/ fEtenittg f&fe Mark Yanks Win Record sports** Tied, D. Major 1947—A—12 Eye __Washington, C., Friday. July 18, League ------'-♦ t-—------Bombers Need 7 More or w in, Lose, Draw To Match Giants' 26 By FRANCIS E. STANN Star Staff Correspondent The First Truly International Race Straight Victories , N. Y„ July 18—The sports spotlight swings By Jo« Reichler back to racing tomorrow. It focuses on those two fabulous money- Associated Press Sports Writer American winners, and , and on a pair of South The ’ merci- , and on a young man named James Butler, less victory march in the American ML Butler is not a jockey nor a trainer, but president of the League had even the rival National Empire City Racing Association and a gentleman League clubs jittery today. with fresh ideas. His newest is the $100,000 added With 19 straight victories under their belts to tie the American Gold Cup, billed as the first truly consecutive win record, the race in America. Bronx Bombers are casting covetous could well be authentic. Foreign The billing glances at the only two winning There horses have invaded America in the past. streaks exceeding theirs—the 21 in for ex- were in 1923 and Epinard 1924, straight by the 1935 ample. But these were foreign horses invited to and the major league record of 26 compete here individually. Mr. Butlers Interna- polled by the New York Giants in 1916. tional Gold Cup invites au comers. The Yankees made it 19 in a row The Invaders in tomorrow’s race, already yesterday when they defeated the construction if not in tradition, are a classic in Cleveland Indians in both ends of de Atucha’s Endeavour, a modest twosome—Jorge a -header, 3-1 and 7-2, at 17-hand horse from Argentina, and Nelson Seabra’s Cleveland’s Municipal Stadium. The as If Ensueno from Brazil. For a while it looked double victory enabled them to would but the rrsncit K. gtinn French and British representatives , equal 41-year-old standard set by the Chicago White Sox in 1906. for a starter Endeavour and Ensueno will do. the it The opener was a special occa- If the Gold isn't the standout horse race of year Cup sion for Bobo Newson, the much- this takes in, the and the comes close to It and traveled who Anally landed races. All the Gold Cup lacks Belmont and the *100,000 California with the Yankees last week after the of . to make tomorrow's test perfect is presence having been with seven other big league clubs. Old Bobo scattered Breeders Barred the Gelded Armed itine hits effectively to register his conceived the idea for the second straight win in a Yankee The story goes that when Mr. Butler his sixth of the season and he went to Europe to sound out foreign owners, uniform, international race the 200th of his ideas with his own. Thats big league career. to feel their pulses and to pool their Heads Yank rest of the field tomorrow will be asked McQuinn Attack. how come A.ssault and the to of wins New GRAZIANO FAMILY REJOICES—New Middleweight Champion distance of a mile and five-eighths, a TIES LEAGUE RECORD— (center) points number the , a 29-year-old right- to run the strange, grueling one discolored and over both, hoists been asked to run without a loss, thus tieing a record set in 1906 by the Chicago hander recalled recently from Port- Rocky Graziano, eye patches which incidentally, has not yet York Yankees have accomplished route Assault, land of the Pacific Coast his daughter, Audrey, three, to his shoulders in his hotel room White Sox. Bobo Newsom (right) and Vic Raschi (left) yesterday won the 18th and 19th games League, formally. P doled out six hits in the second yesterday in Chicago as his wife Norma raises his right arm in a Mr. Butler soon for the Bronx Bombers against Cleveland. Wlrephoto. But getting back to Armed and his absence, _____~A- game to gain his second victory in victory gesture. Graziano dethroned Tony Zale in the sixth Armed is a found himself knee-deep in breeding politics. gelding. a ■week. Veteran round of title bout at Chicago Stadium Wednesday night with a The breeders wanted no geldings taking first prize so they are Two Golfers Killed George McQuinn was the batting technical knockout. —A. P. Wirephoto. the British Browns two hits in each barred. Later on Mr. Butler is almost certain to find Nats' Falter Hope Negroes star, getting game, one a two-run homer. differing with the French—and possibly both differing with Americans Bolt By Lightning The double win enabled the Yanks —on the delicate of purity of breeding. By th« Associated Press question Will Lift Club From to maintain their liy2-game lead Fancies Butler's The big question of the moment As Batters Pick Spence Tiger Hurling; Which is Mr. problem. Up; KNOXVILLE, Tenn., July 18,— over the second-place Detroit iu is the race tomorrow. Can Assault, greatest mouej-wimiei ujmuij, Two golfers were killed here Tigers. s first horse? Can Phalanx, winner when struck by light- The Nats Indians win and become racing $700,000 Take Two yesterday League's Cellar remained a Facing Tonight 3 take it all? It s a weight- Tigers ning. game behind the a Staff Correspondent of The Star who a no-hitter of Belmont and years old, Tigers by Ry recently pitched the only th« Associated Press winning 116 Killed at Municipal Golf Course By two from the will go for race, meaning that Phalanx will carry only pounds, Burton Hawkins White Sox in Chi- CLEVELAND, July 18.—'The against Philadelphia, for-age By Navy and the rest the , were Conrad Pifer, 21, ST. LOUIS, July 18.—The St., cago, 4-1 and the second game blasted the Indians. Wynn will be or 10 less than Assault except Star Staff Corr»»p6nd*n! 6-3, Nats’ Stan Spence has pounds veteran of World War II, and Louis Browns have become the third going 11 innings. Joe who shooting for his 11th win. 121. What of the South American invaders? Dobson, four home runs at Detroit's , carrying CLEVELAND, July 18.—It’s equiv- Robert W. 19, member ball club to The Nats will be Grant, modern major league has become the number one pitcher Stadium this season, each tonight get- has one of his real good days? to a diamond Briggs And what If Stymie alent discovering of a well-known golfing family. the door to on the Red Sox won ting their first glimpse of Larry open Negro players, staff, his 10th into the upper right-field deck Ensueno that the former while serving a life term at Sing and the Indians’ ln- Little is known of Endeavour and except joining the Brooklyn Dodgers game with a six- effort in the and each with on Dob.v, utility ; but in their lowly second divi- fielder and first colored is a animal which has been working well and the latter Is Sing, Cleveland Indians with the signing opener. was made plaver gigantic base. .. The first pair sion cell the Nats suddenly have an The to see action in the American apeedv. Water of two men and the purchase of Philadelphia Athletics, lead- successively off Stubby Overmire located a gem in slim Mickey Ver- Tricky Annoys 7-2 Joe Grace, on a third. ing going into the ninth League. Endeavour, particularly, has been a revelation to American fans, option inning, and the second set also socked non, who is beginning to resemble Infielder and whacked across nine more runs idle a week due to a damaged ride like with short Henry Thompson to successively off A1 Benton. accustomed to watching exercise boys jockeys his 1946 self that won the American has resumed Outfielder Willard Brown joined trounce the St. Louis Browns in a Detroit shoulder, batting Here Belmont the im- In five games against cross-reins and "feet on the dashboard." at League batting championship. in Defense of and may return to duty Kelly Harold (Muddy* Ruel’s club last night game in St. Louis, 16-2. the Nats scored 12 runs in the practice ridden leading rider, Juan Pedro Artigas, A in three or four ported racer, by Argentina’s Mickey’s .266 batting average isn’t night, with Thompson seeing action queen trumped a king on the first inning alone, but pathetic days. with a loose rein. And still he looks impressive. diamond Mel Bluege says Third Baseman works stirrup-less and on speaking terms with the lofty at second base against the Phila- wj^en Queen, newest pitching offset the batting sprees. Title Eddie Yost has more instinctive ! .353 mark he compiled last year, but U. 5. Rowing delphia Athletics—but he went hit- pitching member of the Pittsburgh Jerry Priddv and Umpire Joe Assault first baseman Pirates, won over and baseball sense than any other The Big Horse, Though, Is .Washington’s angular By th» Associated Press less in four batting trips and Clyde King Boyer exchanged heated words Nat. ... He stardom for is a nice stab at a comeback an error on a the Brooklyn Dodges, 7-1, at Ebbets sec- predicts The Big Horse, though, is Assault, winner of $613,370 and fresh i making chalked up grounder. Wednesday, with the Nats’ is ac- DETROIT, July 18.—Rowing's big Field. scattered the 20-year-old rookie, who rep- when he carried 135 at a time when, Ironically, it Both players came to St. Louis Queen eight hits for ond baseman inviting the um- from his victory in the , national regatta opened to- ! resents one of the few little for the Nats. two-day his first victory of the season as the the pleasant one complishing from the in pire to trade blows under and beat Stymie by a neck. The Texas Comet Is the day on the Detroit River with 400 which have to pounds the American Baseball Pirates made it three out of four made a casual things happened In his last eight games Vernon to Negro stands. Priddy to in view of the fact that he spotted Stymie 9 pounds amateur oarsmen on hand form! the Nats this season. —B. H. beat, especially battered St. Louis and Detroit where was hit- against Brooklyn. remark to about a close has 100 crews in the 27-race! League, Thompson Boyer week's Butler and has been others like Natchez, Gal- more than In last spotting for a .406 average, inserting ting .347 and Brown .333. Owner Cards Close in on Dodgers. at the plate and Boyer re- pitching program, but all eyes were on youngj play lorette and Rico Monte and beating them. doubles and two home runs Richard Muckerman of the Browns The fourth St. Louis Cardi- “You are all alike. ;four John B. the place plied. guys /—AUTO GLASS—s not an ounce. Kelly, jr., 20-year-old; Texas horse will Stymie Nats have' said the two were nals moved within of the ... You close NEW LOW PRICE* Tomorrow the great spot among his blows, but the of fresh- players signed ‘‘to 4>2 games think-'every play University Pennsylvania One nor Rico Monte. Phalanx and Gallorette will six of those contests chiefly help lift the Browns out of the leading Dodgers goes against you.” word In,tailed While U Wait Nor Natchez Only dropped man who recently realized his fa- -dna Va nrrfifAhAd Y\i t A Vi i n (Y cellar." when they defeated the Braves in led to several hundred others. get r pull. ther’s dream by taking the Diamond RE. j a in 5-2. The last to de- 5877 Mickey staked the Nats to a 3-2 Get on Davis. night game Boston, , pitcher will be but as as he Is the club- Sculls at Henley on the Thames, Option Assault favored, outstanding j Braves, in remained in sec- the New’ .York Yankees 20 lead in the ninth inning of the most 1 losing, feat STANDARD AUTO GLASS the race. Not while Endeavour and Fortified with rowing’s prized Shortly before the announcement footed Texan cannot be handed second at Detroit ond place, 2ti games behind th'e games ago, will face Cleveland game yesterday individual young the 624 N St. N.W. who has won championship, of signing of Brown and Thomp- Ensueno are untested. Not while Stymie, $605,510 | with a timely long, fly to right Brooks and only a half length in here tonight. Don Black, Kelly is hpre to defend his national! son. Bill De Witt, the Brown’s gen- on his is Not while leading 3-year-old of which enabled Eddie Yost to score front of the third-place New York own, running. Phalanx, sculls title won a year age at single eral manager, said the club had pur- Giants. 1947 and an distance runner, is toting 10 pounds less. from third, but the Nats blew that acknowledged Philadelphia. chased a 30-day option on In- Focus AUTO REPAIRING 4-3. to blend with a Negro Haarry (The Cat) Brecheen scat- Tomorrow it could be a horse race. engagement. Joe of New York, Joe Mc- fielder Rampaging Grays Angyal Lorenzo (Piper* Davis of the tered nine hits for his 11th first game defeat, 7-5. of and Theo victory and REPAINTING Intyre Philadelphia Birmingham (Ala.) Black Barons, and drove in the first two Cardinal Yost’s Error Costly. Dubois of Winnipeg, a former na- but he will remain with the On Second-Half Tifle BOUT AND FBNDMR WOW Birming- runs. Brecheen, after having been The Nats’ tional champion, stood betveen ham team the while last U. S. pitching shortage—so during period hit by a batted ball for the third Four straight wins, including McMahon Chevrolet. Ine. Horses his second na- Foreign Challenge critical that Chick Pieretti was Kelly and straight the Browns continue to scout him. time in the had to be night's 4-3 exhibition triumph over 6323 Ave. N.W. GE. 0100 game, taken but the Georjio forced to relieve yesterday after tional championship, young j To make room for the two new- out after eight innings. Brecheen the tough Birmingham Black IMMEDIATE SERVIC* con- Stars in Two Belmont Races pitching nine innings on Wednes- Philadelphian's only worry comers the Browns optioned First said later in the clubhouse that, the Barons of the Negro American the club at a cerned the surface of the Detroit; Baseman Jerry Witte to Toledo of the Homestead Grays soutn day—is shackling pain went beyond the wrist of his League, give By th» AssocioUd Pr»s« Astride Ensueno, the other at the Detroit Boat Club's! the American time when it is hitting authorita- River Association and young arm. of going places in the Negro American tomorrow, will be throwing hopes NEW YORK, July 18.—The $100,- hope, and regatta course. Perry Currin, National second-half race. Francisco Iro- tively frequently. shortstop, recently League AUTO GLASS has Brazil's leading rider, water had me wor- taken them 000 Empire Gold Cup tomorrow For want of a fresh reliever the “That tricky from Washington-Lee High Their recent surge has carried New and Used Parts goyan. after a uviiwi in » ncui ter narrowed to a contest between the Nats lost that Trailing, | ried,” Kelly declared practice muii§buti| c*., Ambassador Swimmers to second behind the unde- a nightcap. place Artigas put Endeavour through I nn +V-LO rlimr “Tt ttlMCtc Q rlfl horses of the two the ninth, Washing- Springfield, 111., in the Three-I feated New York Cubans, who play leading handicap his final 1-2, entering Seat Covers—Grilles long gallop yesterday in ■ Americas, but there still are plenty ton collected two runs. Successive turns the shell, making steering dif- League. the Grays here on Sunday. prep. Tiie wiry Argentinian custo- much Star at settled of ther international aspects to the doubles A1 Evans and Early ficult. I have to hold the oars Outfielder Brown was considered Congressional Pitcher Frank Thompson rides bareback in workouts by HERSON at Bel- marily touched off the and firmer than usual and that could to be the prize package of the lot The Ambassador Swimming Club down after a shaky start at Griffith two-day program opening had Wynn rally and this feat alone has the in arms.” to limit the mont Park today. tied the score. Yost attempted to tie up the muscles my with only his age against him. is off to a big start in District AAU Stadium last night 72 Florida Ava. N.E. Ml. 7100 railbirds’ eyes popping the last few seven hits. The Empire City at Jamacia sacrifice, but Johnny Sullivan, run- Kelly also was afraid the rough, Brownie officials reported his age championship competition after visiting Black Barons to days. cause his as but was at and Easter shifts to the more ning for Wynn, was nipped at third. water might light, .28- 26, he believed to be winning the three title events at Lucky meeting spacious "Never saw like it in my anything a to under least 30. He has been with the ! invitation swatted doubles for the Grays. The Belmont for its final two Buddy Lewis then drilled single pound shell split pressure, the Congressional Club plant life,” exclaimed Harry Mann, the Mem- the In- to right, sending Yost to third and but observers along the river saw Kansas City club for more than 10 meet last night. Philadelphia Stars topped days, today's card featuring one after | of racing's oldest dockers, to Red 5-3, in the other the Gaek- Vernon’s fly scored Eddie. no cause for alarm as he sought years and spent 31* years in service. Fourteen year old Wilhelmlna Dhis Sox, vaders Handicap in which Artigas in action on En- watching was summoned to the a record of never having Both Brown and were in back in action after a hall of the inter-league twin bill. of Baroda’s Diesel, flown here Pieretti maintain Thompson Orme, long war deavour. "That big open gallop was of States. the theater the for this mound to pitch Detroit's half lost a race in the United European during illness, annexed the 50-yard free- INTERNATIONAL LEAGVE. from England especially the most amazing thing I ever saw a the inning and walked Roy Cul- While top interest centered on war. style title for women, finishing Jersey City. 4; Baltimore, 8. race, opposes»nine others. horse do. He had about 135 or 140 Buffalo. 2. lenbine. He pitched a single to title defense, so many en- Brown Is Hefty Player. ahead of Audrey Engleman of Ta- Rochester, 9; The Gaekwar had and the rider used no Kelly's Montreal. 7: Toronto, fl. originally pounds up 5, Dick Wakefield and , ! t ries were on hand for the other Brown is nearly 6 feet tall, weighs ; koma and teamrrfates Jane Howard Newark. 9: Syracuse. named two others, Sayajirao and saddle. He barebacked that mile running for Cullenbine, stopped at events that qualifying heats were around 200 pounds and bats and and Ellen Oberti. Winning time was Mighty Maharatta. for the Gold Cup, and a half in 2:3414” I second. sacrificed be- scheduled in four of the features throws right handed. Thompson, 30.5. but both were withdrawn after the Indian Jockey to Ride. fore Vic Wertz was passed pur- to swell the program to 27 races. 21, was playing his first season with The Ambassador team of Miss Indian suffered TO GET potentate apparently The spectators today also will see the bases. of the 17 events the Monarchs. Thomas and Carolyn In posely. filling Eight championship Orme, Leola an attack of "Assault-itis.” an Indian in action. pockey Riding in mai situation. lost coimiuuteu were scheduled for today with. the Brown and Thompson were intro- the world Prescott swept 150-yard medley BEST fact, the presence of the Diesel in the Invaders will be Pan- duced to the rest of the team THE a brilliant diving stab of Doc Cram- remainder Saturday. shortly in 1:47.4, while Dave Tittle, ear seems to relay trade-in later let u* keep your champion who the u« for afl-ow money-winnipg durag Khade, accompanied er's liner, then threw wild past Detroit Boat Club, defending its before last night’s contest and both the University of Michigan flash, looking like new. See have scared off all but the seven body snd tender work. B# here by plane from Priddv at second base won last at men were given the same event painting, Jerry trying club championship year reception captured the 50-yard freestyle sure to get our estimate* to go postward tomor- last Khade will as ef automotive me vie** P*e expected England Monday. for a . Outlaw scored was favored in only all newcomers. for men in 25.1. far aJt types Philadelphia, ear or track. row'. fly to Bombay next Tuesday, while for i any and Jimmy Webb, running one event, the senior 8s, which will BOTH B. C. * VIRGINIA INSPECTION 16 from Diesel is booked to return to SERVICE A SPECIALTY Twenty-one, including Eng- Wakefield, scooted to third on the close the regatta program late to- Mrs. Hits Low Net from France land the same Kipp Ihe United States, one day. error. was walked in- morrow. Afl-Over Paint Jnb, Any Car, and the Gaekwar’s pair from Eng- The English horse carries 116 lashed tentionally and Hal Wagner In Indian Spring Golf A»y CoUr—Special, >59-54 for this first two less than * land, were nominated pounds, Hachazo. Top- a liner over Priddy's head, scoring in the Mrs. Isabelle B. was low net running of the mile and five-eights weight Invader is Whitney's Webb with the winning run. Kipp farkas Forms winner in —SERVICE All that remain are five Jeep, saddled with 121 pounds. Oth- Loop yesterday s' Ladies Day SALES—^**4. Gold Cup. Hudson’s Arm Again Ailing. home breds and the two South ers probable starters are Mahnou- golf competition at Indian Spring. a loss to the Nats, Ensureno and Endeavour. dess, Kay Gibson, Prefect, Proverb, It was painful She carded 106-36—70. SAFFORD-CHANDLER Your Cur Americans, MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Equip Bond and who may have lost the services of Of Sandlot Elevens Second was Mrs. Lelia Edwards, South Americans in Saddle. Calvados, Stage Bug 429 H S». N.E. AT. 4400 Juice. : Pitcher Sid Hudson again. Out 99-25—74, while guest prize went to Servlet" An organized amateur football ■•The Home o/ me adit All Around Wi#li Against the King Ranch comet earlier in the year with pulled back Mrs. A. J. Howard of Kenwood, | embracing as many as 20 will go Mrs. Ethel Jacobs’ Stymie; muscles. Sid sustained a sore league Devitt Summer | teams is being formed under the 95-23—72.__ C. V. Whitney’s leading 3-year-ola, Tops Loop shoulder in the second game and direction of Andy Farkas, former Phalanx; W. L. Brann’s Gallovette, Devitt School's baseball team now may be forced to delay his next Redskin star who now operates a and Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords’ leads the Summer School League starting assignment. Take the Train to store. Farkas has called a PENNSYLVANIA Natchez. A possible sixth United after defeating Mount Vernon, 9-6, Stan Spence's blast into ; sports for Monday night at the States colorbearer is Richard Ryan's yesterday at Chase the upper right-field stand, the first I meeting Bethesda-Chevy Branch of the Washing Recreation of two successive homers clouted off Southeast BEL BIB RBIES Argentine-bred Talon. Center. street | ton Boys’ Club, Seventeenth 23 to 2 Another Argentine-bred, Prince , featured a three-run WnMiyi My Aoflwt SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. I and Massachusetts avenue S.E., and ST outburst the Nats in the first fir*# Bmtm 1:00 P.M. TIRES Dimitri Djordjadze’s Hachazo, goes CbattanooRa. fi—5; Memphis. 3—4 by I any one interested is invited. in Invaders and on him (second game 3 2 innings). of the opener, but that lead today the inning Farkas said, BOUND TRIP Atlanta, 2; New Orleans, 3. when a "The new league,” tf%QQ will be the colorful Juan P. Artigas, Mobile, 9: expired the Tigers got v Birmingham. 4. “will contain two classes—140-160 lVT IN CO A CH IS the Argentine's leading jockey. Ar- Little Rock. 5—5; Nashville, 3—10. glimpse of Mickey Haefner's pitching Tailored Covers I and unlimited. It will be Mtk FWt Fadoro' Tax) Individually to AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. shelled him for three runs pounders tigas also has the assignment They all Tram Milwaukee, 6: St. 4. on a semipro basis in that play- Vim Air-Cmm4ihm»mJ IIO In Plastic, Fibre & Sailcloth Endeavour in the Gold Cup. Paul, on three walks, Eddie Lake's single pilot Only games scheduled. ers be insurance and Tta* ONE-DAY SERVICE and Kell's before Hay Scar- will cowred by the league will have its own regular AM For All Makes of Cars borough arrived on the scene and L». WaMgl«.11.30 ! doctor.” and Schedules permitted Outlaw to steal home. A*. Voa Mbfcar.12.50 PM UPHOLSTERING Major League Standings The was scheduled for second homer came in meeting Mm trmm hmimtUm CONVERTABLE TOPS FRIDAY. JITLY Spence's Caaaaataa# 18. 1947. Farkas said he particularly rmc# the third inning after Vernon had 8:30. dtrocf fe frock. RECOVERED like to see '14.40 doubled and lifted the Nats into a would representatives Body and Fender Work •ur AMERICAN LEAGUE. 11 * I from the Washington. Merrick and IFfllWBfi: loov* rat# track offer roco, 5-4 advantage, but that vanished in at Voa BHikir wHk fet* Results Yesterday. I =1 Trinidad Boys' Clubs; Beverly Grill. MBBitfei a hectic fourth when Detroit scored 6.15 PM ,££* 44-50 Detroit, 7—4; Wash., 5—3. Jack’s Contractors, Palisades. Sham- Voa libber. "Si" 720 *’c,ubs ® li.i a run on three and another That) JS « singles fftoytigfcf N. Y.. 3—7: Cleve., 1—2. iJJas: * g IJ rocks. Mohawks, National POTOMAC MOTOR *; when Kell stole home. 4—6: 1—3. _ •jgiaaiggsgia 1 I J School, Silver Spring. Boston. Chi., That steal touched off a violent Training f0rEU^Ho77O^ 2. Ntw York 8! Alexandria SALES, INC. Phila.. 16; St. Louis, i—| 8) 8| 9j 7| 8|10, 58| 26j .690)- which resulted in Scar- Georgetown Playground, argument Prince 1206 New Hampshire Ave. N.W. Games Today. Detroit | 2]—! 5| 7| 6| 8| 7| 9| 4*1 35^57:117* Ossie Arlington and Georges. TIMS borough and Manager Bluege NA. 7077 $21’®? Wash, at Cleve. tin, 9:30. Boston | 3| 5| 6|10| 6| 7| 44| 37j -54312;, being ejected from the game by WESTERN LEAGUE. Near Corner of 21st and M Sts. 71—| City, O. Phila. at Chicago tn). Pueblo, 7: Sioux (See NATS, Page A-13.) Other names i*ostponed. Mlil'pkil i 4| 6| 8|—I 6| 5j 3| 9| 41| 42| .494|16*i _ New York at Detroit tt). ■" Cleveiand ) 3| 4| 6, 7;—| 7| 4| 5| 36 4«| -474]l8~ Boston at St. Louis tn). W *17.45 Games Tomorrow. Chicago 6j 4| 2| 5| 5(—111| 4| S7( 47| .44*|21 Wash, at Cleve., 2:30. Wish'gton | 4| 3: 5| 6| 6| 4j—| 7| 35) 45| .438)21 (—AUTO TROUBLE! 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