Chandler Ends Jinx in Routing BosoxWith2 Hits Yank Ace Oufpitches Three Yanks Among Wynn, Ex-GI, Back With Nationals By FRANCIS E. STANN Harris Before 68,617, Leaders as Locke At the Halfway Mark in Baseball If a time-honored baseball axiom stands up the American Record Night Crowd Paces League pennant will wave over the Boston Red Sox park and the British Golf National league flag will float over Brooklyn. The teams holding By Ralph Roden ly tH# Associated Press appreciable margins on thp Fourth of are considered the A**ociot«d Pre** Sports Writer July probable ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, July 3. winners and there is no minimizing the leads held Spurgeon "Spud" Chandler, now —Bobby Locke, the South African by I he Red Son and Dodgers in their respective in his 10th season with the New races. champion, scored a 4-unrier-par 69 York Yankees and with This isn't precisely the way the experts had possessed to lead early finishers in the first it last in one of the finest lifetime won-and- doped Spring Florida and California. round of the British Open golf Then it was that the St. Louis Cardinals were losi records among the American a established as solid choices in the National League League's active pitchers, almost al- championship today, shooting and the New York Yankees were rated above the ways has found the Boston Red Sox flawless game in which he never Red Sox and World Champion Detroit Tigers in one of his most persistent hoodoos exceeded par. the American. Even when tne Yanks were run- Right behind Locke was Henry Neither the Yankees nor the Cardinals can ning awav with pennants and the Cotton. British in be counted out. nor the Tigers nor Cubs, for that Sox were alsorans. Chandler, who Open champion matter, but they face an uphill struggle with half never has gone below the .300 mark 1934 and 1937. with a 70, and Amer- the season gone The Red Sox have a spanking during his entire major league ica's Joe Kirkwood. Sam Snead and lead and the Dodgers gradually have been increas- ■career, found Tom Yawkey's mil- Johnny Bulla with 71s. ing theirs against foes which have proved weaker lionaires a tough nut to crack, with Locke's approaches were so dead than expected. the exception of 1943 when he Deal to the pin that he got birdies on the Franri* V The Yanks pitching troubles, .loe McCarthy's them four times without a loss. fifth with a 5-foot putt and on the |I «u miu lllr )in 1 1! 1 l»l jur UU1UUII. IN ll iv mien The ninth with a 3-footer He sank a r-rnglirt p. .'«1U111JJ.> 36-year-old righthander en- Joe DtMaggio have hurt the Bombers. The Cardinals’ chances were tered the present campaign with 80 15-footer for another birdie on the V ^ severely hurt when Max Lanier. Lou Klein and Fred Martin jumped victories in 110 games, but enjoyed 10th and on the 17th put his ap- SETTING THE PACE- EARLY WYNN. to the Mexican League. only a fair 11 and 8 record against Among the players helping the Phillies to keep out of the National" proach dead to the pin and sank a oellai are 5-foot for his fourth lor the the Red Sox. League (left to right• Rightflelder Ron Northey, Shortstop Skeeter Newsome Sec- putt subpar Help Naps’ faltering bn* ond Baseman hole. may be right at hancf in the Loss of Lanier Terrific Blow to Cards Started Season Brilliantly. Emil Verban and Third Baseman Jim Tabor. _AP Photo. corps Chandler started the season in Kirkwood started badly with a person of Early Wynn who cheeked At the Cardinals' training camp at St Petersburg. Fla., last spring brilliant five 5 on the first hole, where his second in for a chat with Prexy Clark Manager Eddie Dver said that if the Redbirds could remain within style, winning straight contests and four shot went to the left of the green, Griffith at the ball park today five games of the league-leaders by July 4 they would win the pennant. allowing only runs. Americans a Hit With and went over on the second an discharge But then he ran the Red Sox Scottish Golf Fans he par clutching honorable The Dodgers have more than a five-game lead and Leo Durocher's into and three (some of by three-putting from the edge of lollowing 23 months’ service in the weird combination of oldsters and kids have been hanging on gamely. although yielding only By Vic Hackler proaches which don't | Bulla, for instance, will take hits, he lost. before 68.i93 fans hold well on St. the carpet. He sank a 10-footer for Army. They may be a more tired club turning into the September stretch 3-1, Associated Press Sports Writer very Andrews' what seems an unusually long a birdie on the third, and than the more and but that time at the Yankee Stadium. A few hard greens and fairways) are time to line a short duplicated The big righthander who got biA youthful power-laden Cards, by ST. ANDREWS. Scotland. up approach. later the Carmine July favorites with the this on the fifth. From there on he at Fort Knox and latpr was the Brooks' lead may be too big to overcome. weeks Hos° galleries, and But before he shoots he says, training him to defeat in 3.—The Scots wish America another played par golf to the 11th where a tank instructor with the forces in The Cards, although playing at a pace of better than .550 all pounded Bom on American following "I'm not trying to make it in it as like this he got a birdie with a 40-fooi putt the is to be back season, have been a disappointing team so far. Young Dick Sisler and looked if Joe Cronin's would send over more golfers. them, reporter, is spot- tw'o. I just want to be sure not, Philippines, happ.\ His third shot on the 14th to the to revealed that still had much to learn about first base and when crew still held their jinx over the ted quickly. Even before you open to take four more.'’ And the 564-yaro game and plans waste no he The four United States pros sinker ball artist. your mouth know are stopped six feet from the cup. end time up his he hegan to get smoother he was injured. The pitching and hitting Georgia who they you gallery laughs. loosening flipper. are here for the first postwar from the he sank the for his fourth birdie Armv took has been and. of course, the loss of Lanier was a terrific blow. Las night, however, before 68.617 | States. • Little geis a similar laugh putt toil all that surplus spotty British > open- Johnny Bulla Sam of the round. beef off Not only was Max one of the best southpaw's in the majors, but spectators, largest night game crowd Are your boys going to take from the gallery crowding a tee Wynn." says Griff “He's in Snead. Lawson Little and Joe the he was a to the And when he to the in baseball history. Chandler downed cup away from us again?” to watch his free-swinging drive >nead. Bulla l ire ,1s. great shape now and should be ready special jinx Dodgers jumped Kirkwood -are making a good to in Mexican the chances are the Cards not lost a valuable the Pe.skv pacesetters. 2-1, on two they ask with a smile. And, as he asks the spectators to It was the warmest day of the go about a week." league only both in impression, their scores fellows stand a player but they were injured in the morale department. No ball hits for his 12th win of the season "your really hit the ball, bactc little: "I'm not tournament with very little wind, and in their general attitude. don’t afraid hit club can laugh off the loss of a pitcher such as Lanier. as against two defeats. they?” I'll you,” he says, "but and playing conditions were perfect But the when Jones i At that. Chandler caused the New days Bobby Frequently I have been told you might be as the field of 100 started out in and all the leading American Brown Bows to Petra Series Melon' Would Be Small York, throngs some anxious moments pros the Americans have a better at- British pros naturally like to quest of the title to be decided late Sox-Dodgers used to add a full measure of in- titude a.s he issued nine walks, toward the game than the win, but they. too. seem to wel- The other team with a chance in the National including ternational Friday. only League is competition to all British come .three each in the second and third players. Trying to an- competition from across the Sam Snead and Johnny Bulla Chicago, defending champion, and that is a slight chance, indeed major golf events here in In Wimbledon Semi frames and two in Eng- alyze this, I have asked a good Atlantic. After all. it means a The same in the fourth when joined Kirkwood in the 71 bracket. holds the American League. The Tigers have a chance, land are looked back on with nos- Boston scored its lone run. many questions and what the great, oea! more in prestige and The two Americans but one too to be taken It s a two-club race placed together slight seriously. virtually talgia. seems to mean is to an event But the veteran star bore down galleryite that money win spiced with Bulla the more and In each The spectacular league. Americans, with their tie- ! the Americans take the with an international flavor and After in the clutch and fanned nine and game Snead the 2-0 even 1 steadier although he was Leading, It's that the Yankees will be able to threaten hardly likely mendous drives and sharp ap- seriously, but not too big names was a no-hitter until seriously uncertain on the the the Red Sox during the remainder of the season. The Bostons have nursing Bobby greeVis. By A'-sociaieet Press Doerr singled with one oat in the Snead started with six 4s. includ- better hitting, better fielding and just enough pitching, apparently, WIMBLEDON. July 3 Yvor, Pe- to eighth inning. ing a birdie on the long fifth where get by. Moreover, they are a hungrier club than New York or tra. of Prance The Yanks nicked Harris, Baruna he defeated Tom Brown Detroit They haven't won a pennant since 1918. Mickey Leading Way Two of Pails Shake easily reached the green with Beatings of San Francisco. who Chandler in his first his second. He last a 4—6, 4—6, 6—3, Incidentally, if the July 4 axiom stands up and it s Boston vs. opposed stroke back Brooklyn it will be only the second time in history these teams have loss of the year, for a run in the to par on the seventh when he 7—5. 8—6, after a hard struggle in in a World met in 1916. And if Boston vs. second on Joe Di Maggio's single and As End of Aussie Davis pulled his drive and wound up with opposed Series. They it's Bermuda Cup Confidence the semi-finals of the all-Fngland Nick Etten's double Thev added a 5. and he made the turn Brooklyn 30 years later it also will be one of the small financial series By .‘hr Astooatea pre>i I seemed to lack confidence. When square Tennis final the third when championships today. of recent inasmuch as each seats 35,000 their marker in with par 36. years park only spectators. SYDNEY. July 3 Australian that happens, no one can expect George Stirnweiss singled behind Sam drove the 314-vard tenth to Brown, last American survivor in Race ; tennis critics, and the who to play good tennis.” The win en- Approaches players a the men s Nats' Returnee Pitchers Phil Rizzutos triple. take birdie 3. but overdrove the singles, appeared well on Are will be set the job of The Telegraph's tennis writer. Struggling abled New York to move to | likely retaining 11th within Molcolm Jr. short and lost a stroke to par. his to when he won the As far as the Nats are concerned, most of the had By Lomborne, Davis are a tune Les Ryan, declaring that Petra's way victory experts them seven and one-half of jthe Clip, singing He games the Star Staff Correspondent had birdied the 12th with a 6-foot pegged correctly in the spring as a team which would be in the fight far different from the notes of bub- victory caused "consternation first two sets front his towering op- Red Sox. in that putt, but three-putted the 13th to for a first division berth but not In the battle for the flag. ABOARD U. S. S. CARPF.I.LOTTI bling optimism were Australia.” reported lead- ponent. out the French Davis Cup they giving lose a stroke. He sank a Brooks Increase l ead. officials and "now are 7-foot putt star The Nats’ pitching has failed to come up to expectations. Leonard, OFF forth a few months ago. ing players began rushing the net consist- BERMUDA. July 3 'Die Brit- for a birdie 3 on the 16th. and Wolff and were older and not to s in- not so sure Australia will keep the at the start of thp third set Niggeling expected be quite as effect- Brooklyn snarling Dodgers The twin defeats of the ently ish Wear took station as countrys Davis bagged another birdie on the 17th ive. but if Walt Masterson. Sid Hudson and Rav had creased their National League mar- frigate up Cup.” and literally battered his 23-year- Scarborough < newest ace. Pails, at the Dinny Bromwich, in the to go 2 under par figures. come through the pressure on the oldsters would have gin over St. Louis Cardinals to committee boat of! St. David's Head writing Sydne> old opponent down in the final two consistently hands of Francisco Segura in the been less. seven Morning Herald, said Bulla Is deuced sets. and one-half games by nosing today to await arrival of first yacht London Spectacular. long championships and Yvon Pails, matched for the first But the trio of strong-armed youngsters. Masterson Hudson and out the Philadelphia Phillies. 3-2. time Bulla played spectacular golf up Petra, fifth seeded In the in the Newport-Bermuda race ex- Petra at Wimbledon have brought player show 12 as 12 while the Red Birds a against hard-plaving. relentless op- to the 17th and if he had finished Scarborough, only wins against losses and that's ap- dropped 7-5 the comment tournament, qualified for Friday's some time from Jack Bromwich, failed to baseball, no better. arc tilt to the Cincinnati Reds. pected today ponents. withstand their with two 4 s would have had a 68 final the of proximately fourth-place light i still rated as Australia's No. 1 against winner today's Wind for the last 24 hours off here onslaught. That is an ominous Hi-: second on the 17th. the famous other semi-final that "with a 3-2 win the between Geoff player, sign in itself for Australia, as road hole, landed in the toad and and for many miles to the north has most Brown of Australia arid Jaroslav we can expect. Australia mast, Pails was regarded as one of the his recovery was weak. His fourth Drobm of Chechoslovakia. Wolii Slated Net to been [prepare in the most thorough man- in Davis Leonard, U. S. Event Down 16 Men disappointingly light, slowing younger hopes Cup play still failed to make the green and for the Davis final at. The unseeded Brown, playing In up leaders and ending all hope of ner Cup He was beaten because he lacked his fifth was too strong, stopping Christmastime." his first Wimbledon, up a gal- experience.” on the back put record passage for any edge. His two putts yacht. Pails himself, in a bvlined dis- lant scrap m the final set before To Face Yanks Here With Three Stars Erased "It seems that Dinny still is too gave him an ugly seven. Only additional to more ex- Pending information from Wimbledon to the succumbing his By tht Associated Press patch Syd- much of a gentleman player He He got birdies on the first hole vastly Calif No. 5. with a 6 -2. 13—11 vic- perienced rival. the Class A yawl Baruna of Henry ney Daily Telegraph, declared: lacks the killer instinct which is with a 40-foot the RIVER FOREST. 111.. 3 — tory over Nancy Corbett of River putt, third when July ‘From what I've seen of the so vital for After his In Forest, and Barbara Krase of San of New York wunning important he pitched five feet from the pin. losing opening service, Pair Tomorrow true to Taylor presumed Running form the national lew American tennis in her 30 players here, and the fifth, when he the 576- the San Francisco youth trailed un- courts tennis tournament Francisco. No. 4. with a 6—1. 6 1 leader class by 12 today hit Rv n Stoff of Th« Stor rlay I'm ceitain Corrmspondenl well have one big his til the count reached 5—4 in Petra « round win over Helen Bartavis of Chicago. will have been out of Newport 91 yard green with second Other- whirled into the fourth of on our hands.” he PHILADELPHIA. July 3. Dutch fight Continuing, ala Patterson, a former Australian wise he was with favor, when he broke through to competition today with the stars Shirley Frey Advances. hours, the length of time it took to right par on the Leonard and Roger Wolff, who dis- wrote that, without trying to take Davis Cup captain, in a message out nine knot the set at 5—5. it still Second-seeded Shirley Fry of make the 635-course in 1938 when Giving play a combined record of three starring. away anv credit from Petra. "I from London in the he had. he then banged Akron. Ohio, earned a 3-set victory she won the Berrmlda Trophy. appearing Syd- He birdied the 564-vard 14th by everything victories in four starts the Thirteen in the original domestic must say my tennis was below par ney Herald. over his own to against, o\er Eleanor of Hollv- off here after- sinking a 10-footer, and matched delivery lead at seeded 16 remained in action Cushingham Arriving yesterday Yankees this season, will battle set of on the 6—5 and go within one game of wood. Calif., to reach the third noon and finding no yachts the Car- par other holes coming in New York in tomorrow's double- as the field was whittled down from with victory. But it was his last round along with top-seeded Mary peliotti searched about 100 miles Optimist Club Field the exception of the 17th. gasp header at Griffith Stadium. Leon- a record entry list of 127 in the men's Day Dick Petra, who was one of France's Arnold Prentiss of Los Angeles, who north and east last night and re- Morses Crowd Burton the defending ard twice has trimmed bracket to 16 in the last four Capital the second-1 days. turned a top platers before the war. called has moved up on two defaults. turned to St. David's Head early Will Headline Golf champion, in 74 for his place Yankees, while Wolff has split The three ranking players to be first round upon his supeiior experience and Second-round action in the dou- today still without making any yacht The Optimist Club will hold its two decisions. eliminated yesterday w'ere Bruce Lawson his service to take the next bles also was scheduled today. Tire contact. No contestant has Little, the fourth Ameri- booming will stick Thomas of West Fla been Show at Alexandria annual golf tournament and field Manager Ossie Bluege Paim Beach. can entrant, shot a two games and the match. A big No. 1 team of Mullov and Talbert, since late at poor 78 under to Nick Carter of San spotted Monday day Monday Indian Spring, sc- strictly knuckle-bailers against' No. 12: Fran- Capital area horse show fans will conditions that center court crowd which had and other top-seeded duos of Kel- Most of fleet is believed well to to Bill Werber. playing were not New York with Mickey Haefner cisco. No. 9. and National Junior orning president. be able to their favorite nearly as favorable as were pulled strongly for the Ameriran logg and Falkenburg and Brendeti the east of the base course and with enjoy sport More than 100 golfers are ex- they slated to start Friday night's tussle. Champion Herbert Buddy Behrens for the unknown to reach the final and James, the Macken of a earlier finishers. A strong duly The Brothers, southeast wind today they will be and watch a good Independence Day pected to compete for the club Yankees thus far this year have ol Fort Lauderdale. Fla. No. 14 wind applauded the French star, then Montreal. Canada, won their open- in with sheets off and net while westerly swept the course tend- the Nats five times in coming eased on the Alexandria 'hampionship prizes, whipped eight Top-seeded Frank Parker of Los program put by ing to shove drives toward "•ighpri its disappointment. ing round tests yesterday in straight It's still anybody's guess and the other members will compete in soft- the games. swished his third- Kiwants Club at its fourth annual coastline. Angeles through sets. leader in Class B. the favored Rod oall, horseshoes, etc. Dinner will Outfielder Joe Grace, currently of ound match with Tom Molloy offering at Alexandria follow at 7:30. an Stephens' 42-foot sloop Mustang, has Municipal nursing injured ankle, and New Orleans in 30 minutes, winning Pitcher A1 La both ob- yet to be contacted and conceivably Stadium Monroe street and High- Macchia. 5— 2. 6—1. The defending cham- Down Cubans, AUTO tained from the Grays 6-4; can cross the line in No. 1 position Tech GMLASS St. Louis Browns, lion. second-seeded Billy Talbert of way No. 1. Sylvia Srnka, Shot, in for Outfielder Jeff for the fleet. Installed While U Wait exchange Wilmington, Del., required only 36 A large representation of the top Heath, will be their first End First Half Tomorrow Naval Academy's Highland Light, Gets NRA Medal making minutes to oust Lt. Charles Samson stables of this locality, hunters, Expert RE.5877 at Griffith Stadium in 67-foot sloop with a 14-vear-old rec- Srnka. appearance if Sunflower. Kans.. 'Stationed at The first-half schedule of the jumpers and saddle horses, will be Sylvia 17-year-old Tech uniforms. ord for the course, also is not Washington he Naval Air in action. High student, has been awarded ihe STANDARD Glenview, 111.. Sta- Negro National League ends tomor- AUTO GLASS Idle due to a double- counted out of the running bv any rifleman medal the Na- yesterday ioni, 6—1. 6—3. Samson formerly An exceptionally large is ex- expert by row with means. is entry 624 N St. N.W. header because ol Washington's Homestead She a good boat sailing to tional Rifle Association. She is a being postponed *as captain of Notre Dame's tennis pected as the July Culpeper horse wet. grounds, the Nats were to face Grays playing a double-header, windward—of which there has been member of the Girls' :eam. show, w’hich has drawn a large entry Rifle Club at the Athletics in a single game here against the New York Cubans at plenty in this contest. Tech. Washington's Two Foreigners Sharp. from this area, has cut its exhibition today. Sid Hudson was to seek his Pittsburgh. Since Sunday this Navy The medal is next Oldest The only tw'o players left in the transport to one day. expert to the GARAGE & SERVICE & Fender sixth victory as the Nats wound up Currently the Grays, who won the has spotted 21 of 34 starters. award the NRA junior Chevrolet fBodv foreign seed. Alejo Russell of Ar- Vanning such a distance for a highest gives a road which saw them win pennant last, season, are in third shooters. It V Deoler > METALWORK trip gentina. No. 3. and Felicisimo one-day show1 is not attractive to climaxes a series of J3 STATION and tw!o EQUIPMENT only five games and lose 10 prior place games ahead of the increasingly difficult tests Ampon of the Philippine Davis Cup local exhibitors, so the Alexandria to today s game. B. H. Cubans after gaining a R-4 win over Four D. C. Runners Seek L. S. iearn, moved into the fourth round program has drawn a JULLIEN, Inc. them last night at Griffith Stadium. heavily. Today year ago— Brooklyn COMPLETE with a of victories, The proceeds of the show, which pair outstanding Gene Smith hurled for the Grays, Dodgers bought 42-\T«r-o!d Babe 1443 P St N.W. NOrth 8075 Five U. S. Berths each of a domestic seeded S. A. gets under way at 2 will he Herman Muny disposing allowing seven hits and getting into Distance Laureis p.m.. from Hollywood of devoted to BRAKE SERVICE opponent. Russell came from be- furthering the Kiwanis Pacific Coast League to do serv- to D. Baltimore trouble only in the eighth frame George Shorb. District 10-mile Open C., hind twice to eliminate Carter 6—♦, Club children's program. ice as pinch-hitler. You pov no more here for when the Cubans collected all four champ, and Johnny Leiss. holder Fifty-two public links golfers from 6— 4. while the speedy Ampon was Scientific methods used bv of their runs. of the city's 5-mile crown, making Washington and Baltimore will disposing of Thomas. 6—4. 6—1. SAIL BOATS FOR RENT perienced mechanics. Satisfoc The Grays were ahead from the iheir first starts since their dis- Gen. Reckord Becomes compete for five places to the na- ^ Other seeded stars remaining are start after three from guaranteed! in corraling markers charge military service, head tional championship in Denver Gardnar of No. Simple, Mulloy Miami, 3; in the opening frame, and in the a quailet of Washington runners Havre de Grace eosy Service sect ional rounds Chief EXPERT Tuesday's qualifying Seymour Greenberg of Chicago. No. in to sail sixth chased Barney Morris from competing the South Atlantic to The Stor Brakes operate Entrance gt Mount Pleasant in Baltimore. Specioi Dispatch Relined PAINTING 4 Bob — Falkenburg of Los Angeles. the mound. 15-kilometer championship run to- boots safe 1123 18th St. The USGA announced the allot- No. 5: of La Jolla. HAVRE DE GRACE. Md.. July 3. Gayle Kellogg Cuban* IM>0 non II4U 4 morrow in Baltimore. Service e N.W ment A \ 1-Day q u i p m ent of qualifiers’ places today. 9 Calif No. 6: Gardner Larned of Gray* 301 oin |0x -« a With them will be Jimmy Car- Mat Gen. Milton A. Reckord. ad- of 3..ifi2 course Morn*. C rns anri Lonrien Smi'h anJ that total municipal Chicago. No. 7; Bill Canning of San rick and Jim anyone Oibsnn. Montague, veterans jutant general of Maryland, is the MAY’S Brake SERVICE w-ill enmpete for 1R9 places No. con players Francisco. 8: Jack Cushingham with a lot of staying power, to give soil. The JB-hole tests will be held over new president of the Harford Agri 21 H St. N E. RE. 1660 of Hollywood. Calif. No. 10; Herbie the District strong representation 4lj courses in 32 States and Haw’aii of cultural and Breeders' Association On Mt. Vornnn Flam Bevpri.v Hills. Calif No. Ann Laverne, Vi Viann Mix in the rare. Mike Lyneh. RR rears Highway 11: Rernard Kartzev of San old. which the ton YJ, Softbnll Site Shifted Angelo will make the trip but, will he a operates Havre de Grare r 14,h 5, Rr,Jt. Tex.. No. 13: George Richards of In Turner Mat spectator for thp first time in his rare course. He succeeds Edward Scene of tomorrow's mixed soft- Montebello. Calif.. No. 15. and Bob Brawling long and honorable career. Burke who held that post since 1937. between Hubbard Clean- [ VIRGINIA HILLS ball game Kimbrell of Los Angeles, No. 16. Ann Laverne, winner on last The race, scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Gen. Reckord a native of Ffeckord. ers men s team and Takoma Deco- In the womens division three week's rassling card, is back this at Fort Howard, is 9‘„ miles, and Md., began his military career with COUNTRY CLUB rator girls has been shifted to the seeded players advanced to the week to meet Violet Viann in one lias attracted some of the East's the Maryland National Guard in Takoma Park Recreation Center. Kovacs of of the co-feature distance 1901. He quarter-finals—Virginia matches on to- bqpt runners. served overseas in both OPE1V FOR Third and Van Buren streets. N.W.. Oakland. Calif.. No. 3. bv defeating night's program at Turners Arena. World Wars, as a colonel with the VETERANS with action scheduled to begin at Doris Jensen of Des Moines. Iowa Two other winners last week. Girl Softballers to Clash 115th Infantry in France in 1918 tfFMRFRSHfP 3 o'clock. 6—1.6—0: Head of Alameda Chick Garibaldi and and as a Dorothy Angelo Savoldi, A girls’ sofiball game at 9 o'clock major general as provosi in the other marshal of You Are Entitled to tangle headline match. tomorrow night will feature a holi- i the ETO in 1943 and A feature a 1944. Phone Overlook 1772 and Schedules special is bout between day celebration at the New York Major League Standings George Bruckman and Jesse James, Avenue Softball The Stadium. game -- WKDNF.SDAY. both local I T ---— 3. grapplers. Bruckman re- is between the Blue Ribbon Girls cently returned from an LEARN TO eight- of Philadelphia ar^d the Washington I I.Y! » MFRICAV I.PAGI K. month uso tour of Pacific bases. Brown £ -o Bombers. v*t<0f«|gv * Rf
Chandler Ends Jinx in Routing Bosoxwith2 Hits Yank Ace Oufpitches Three Yanks Among Wynn, Ex-GI, Back with Nationals by FRANCIS E
