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Daily Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater of Operations

Vol. 1 No. 9 Printed "Somewhere in France" Thursday, July 13, 1944 Soviets Open Tokyo Evacuates Notional League Routs American Yanks 1National League rose up and got sweet Great Battles —Approximately 30,000 school revenge for humiliating setbacks received against their American From St. Lo, children have been evacuated League rivals in the past by combining timely slugging and topflight from Tokyo to the rural dis- pitching to win the 12th annual All Star game, 7-1, before 36,000 last trict since July 8 as a precau- night at Forbes Field. tion against American bomber The victory was only the fourth for the National Leaguers in the On 3_Fronts raids, according to a Tokyo series inaugurated in 1933 but they handed the junior circuit ite most Near Periers one-sided defeat.. broadcast recorded by the Fed- The A. L. took an early lead in the second, scoring its only before eral Communications Commis- theNationals climbed all over Tex Hughson, Red Sox, ace, in the fifth Poland, East Prussia, sion. to register four runs then added two more in the seventh and another Germans Retreating in the eighth off Detroit's Hai Baltic Goals Newhouser Ken Raffensberger, Philly left- On West Front MOSCOW, July 12 — Three hander making his All Star debut, 2 Chinese Forces was the winning . He Munich Hit Again; American troops yesterday great battles are opening in Rus- fought within sight of the batter- sia for eastern Poland, East Prus- came on the scene in the fourth ed spire of St. Lo, strategic heart sia and the Baltic states. Bridge Jap Line to reiieve of the Attacks on London of Hitler's defenses in the eastern The ferocity with which the Reds who worked the first three sector of the 48-mile TJ. S. front Germans are resisting the great frames. Hughson was the loser. ia Normandy, while in the west- march forward by the forcse of Led by Phil Cavaretta, Dixie ern sector German forces continu- Marshal Rokossovsky and Gens. In North Burma Walker, Connie Ryan and Walker ByRobotsContinue ed their general withdrawal to- Ohemyakovsky and Bagramyan is Cooper, each of whom collected ward Lessay. two hits, the Nationals rapped LONDON, July 12—-More than indicative of the gravity with CHUNGKING, July 12—Tne (Continued on page 3) Yanks advancing southwest which the German High Com- AUied campaign to drive the Jap- 1,200 American heavy bombers from Carentan toward Periers, in mand views its position. anese out of northern Burma and today boosted the weight of the center of the front, reached The possibility that the Rus- complete a land supply route to bombs dropped on the area the villages of Maugerie and La China reached another milestone around Munich to 6,000 tons in Roserie, four miles from Periers. sian forces may have achieved a 5th Army Moves 24 hours as they blasted commun- On the British-Canadian front complete breakdown was contain- yesterday when the Chinese 22nd ications and other targets around southwest of Caen, a lull occur- ed in a German Overseas News and 38th divisions effected a the fourth largest city in the ted in the battle between the Od- Agency admission that hard juncture seven miles west of Reich. on and Ome rivers after some of fighting was going on east of Mogaung 2 Miles Nearer The escorted Fortresses and Lib- the heaviest fighting there since Olita, which lies south of Kaunas They clearee the enemy from erators, for the second successive D-Day. on the Memel River, 52 miles the area between Kamaing and day, flew to Munich through Fresh American forces poured from the East Prussian border. Mogaung and stretched Allied Port of Leghorn clouds and intense flak to bomb by- forward in new attacks toward St. At the same time, the German control of the Ledo Road leading instrument without encountering Lo from a 640-foot ridge over- military spokesman practically ad- into China to around 300 miles. ROME. July 12—Fifth Army a single Interceptor on their I,- looking the city from about three mitted a big German retreat was Meanwhile, the Chinese High units pushed forward two miles 000-mile round trip. Twenty-six miles east, and one column reach- impending. Command repeated charges that to within eight miles of the im- bombers were lost. ed a point one and one-half-miles (An Associated Press Moscow the Japs were using poison gas in portant port of Leghorn today by Ninth Air Force war planes, from the city limits. Fierce fight- the Hengyang area. The Chinese meanwhile flew in support of Al- ing raged on the highway from dispatch said that if the Soviet occupying the coastal town of lied armies in Normandy and Bayeux to St. Lo, east of the city, advance continued at its present also said Jap forces striking Castiglioncello, while on the Adri- pounded fuel dumps supplying as Yanks by-passed St. Andre de rate "there is a good chance the northward west of the Canton- atic coast Eighth Army big guns German panzer forces. Maraud- I'Epine and swept through La Aranie.i will be fighting on Ger- Hankow Railway had reached a began shelling Ancona's harbor ers struck at two fuel dumps and Caivaira for a gain of two miles. man soil. "It brought out that point 12 miles from Yingiak, 70 installations. Bitter opposition enemy troop positions south of "Suicide squads" of Germans the Red Aimy now was within miles north of Canton was reported along the whole Caen while Havocs went after covering the Nazis' general With- sticking distance of its last objec- Tokyo radio claimed '.he Jap Italian front as the Germans gasoline and oil supplies east of drawal on a ten-mile front south- tives before Poland, with Kaunas air force bombed U. S. airfields in played for time to strengthen the Domfront. ward from La Haye du Puits to- 45 miles away, Grodno, 56 miles, China, destroying 11 planes and Gothic Line ward Lessay were blasted by Bialystok, 51 miles, and Pinsk. 15 damaging at least 95 others. A Swiss niplomatic source said While RAF Lancasters were American dive bombers and ar- miles.) the Nazis had installed a new raiding rocket coast installations tillery at the hiltop town of Me- In East Prussia the Germans headquarters in Bavariz In pre- without loss for the third straight becq, about four miles northeast are desperately preparing to do partion for total retreat from day, it was announced that fly- of Lessay. battle on Germany's own terri- U. S. to Increase Italy. This was said to be de- American patrols were reported ing bombs made another attack to have reached the outskirts of tory. The Russian columns which signed "for the future batrle 'Zone on London, causing damage and Angeville-sur-Aye, three miles bypassed Vuna are striking toward Civilian Output of South Germany," with some casualties. It also was stated that north of Lessay. Kaunas and the East Prussian 300 strongpoints being construct- the Australia House, near Tra- SHAEF disclosed yesterday that border. In Vilna the last bitter ed from the Brenner pass into falgar Square, was hit during an WASHINGTON, July 12—The earlier robot-plane attack. Allied front-support planes had battle its going on between thv WPB announced last night that the heart of Bavaria. executed one of the most inten- trupped Germans and the victor Mitchell bombers today dropped Col. Walter B. Goodrich, TJ. 3. sive attacks yet on German ar- Chairman Donald M. Nelson's Army anti-aircraft expert, in a lous Russian units who are mop- program for resumption of civ- 200 tons of bombs on 1,700 railway mor when fighter-bombers and cars on the Adessandna yards, statement issued from SHAEF rocket-firing planes destroyed 28 ping up on a large scale in tlw ilian production in plants not said it was "more peaceful along narrow streets of the old city. needed for war work would go and photos showed more than German tanks and damaged 16 1,400 destroyed or damaged. the Normandy beaches right now Tuesday. This equals about one- into effect Saturday. A conces- than in London and southern fifth of the tank strength of an SUMS ON IN BRITAIN sion to military leaders, who op- England." American A.A. units, entire division. LONDON, July 12—Sect, of Wax posed the program on the grounds guarding the beaches, have shot that it would divert labor from Allies Resume down more than 100 enemy German, counter attacks against HeDry L. Stimson arrived yester- British and Canadian forces day in Britain on a tour of Allied arms production provides for planes, mostly at night, Col. staggered dates which defer op- Talks With Turks Goodrich said. southwest of Caen dted down. battlefronts in Europe after eration of part of the plan to Aug Hill 112 — "Crucifix Hill" — Was spending a week in Italy. 15. ANKARA, July 12 (AP)—Con- again held by the British last versations among Turkey, Russia LUFTWAFFE ACE KILLED night after it had changed hands and Britain are afoot wlwh may German radio reported last taree times. British troops re- lead to Turkish participation in night the death in action of Maj. pelled strong counter-attacks at Gne-Man BAR Barrage Rescues the war before the end of the (Acting Gen.) Wolfgang Redlich Eterviile and held high ground summer The talks have taker, group commander of a Luftwaffe there from which they could cover up where the failure of the Cairo fighter wing credited with 41 air the German line controlling the Whole Battalion Pinned in Field Conference left Turkey's position victories. Orne River crossings. within the United Nations un- SECOND INFANTRY DIVI- luck or whether his fire kept the defined. SION HQ, July 13—Hew Pfc enemy down, but I do know he They must first surmount the Ralston A Shepherd, of Roanoke, went up there to what he must bitterness which followed Allied For 30 Hours Jerries at Meauffe Va., single-handedly saved more have known was certain death." charges that Turkey failed to keep then S0C men from annihilation said McClement, who is Shep - her word, and Turkish counter- by filing 1.000 rounds from his herd's CO. charges that the Allies failed to Withstood Siege,Then 'Got Bellyfull' BAR sgainst Nazis seeking to man Yanks behind and beside Shep equip Turkey for war, as promised. a 3.7 flak gun was told today. herd were wounded and killed by By Wiliam Stringer full," as one TJ. S. officer said, and Shepherd's battalion had been Nazi machine-gun fire into the Renter Correspondent broke and fled. forced to retreat from a small gate opening, but the Virginian DeGaulle Insists Three prisoners and five dead For 30 hours they sat in the town and was trapped between continued to blast away until be Germans were brought out of chateau and "looked down on us two hedgerows in a field 100 yards had used all his ammo and that On Factual Rule Meauffe yesterday—all that vis- like a cat looking down on & sau- long and 30 yards wide when thu of five other BAR men. The hot ibly remained of a force of 300 cer of milk." as Capt. Robert Germans brought the gun dowr gun barrel burned his hands, but OTTAWA, July 12—The exist- which, trapped behind TJ. S. lines, Stephenson said. a road adjoining the American he continued firing. ence of the French Provisional wouldn't fight to the death. For 30 hours American artillery position. government is a fact and formu- You could hear the rest of them whammed shells into the chateau "If the gun had been allowed "Everybody in the battalion had las of recognition are unimport- firing as. by groups of two and and adjacent buildings, to go into action," I/Lb. Vere decided to go down fighting," ant Gen. Charles De Gaulle told three, tliey fled through the E. McClement, of Craig, Coio., MoCCement said, "but Shepherd's reporters. Commenting on Presi- hedgerows trying to make their GIs, l;ke Cpl. Harry Straley, of said, "the entire battalion prob- action gave us precious minutes dent. Roosevelt's announcement way through more than a mile Richwood. W. Va., lay In CCK- ably would have been wipid out." to reorganize for the counterattack yesterday that the French Na- and a half of American ground to holes listening to our shells Howevevr, Shepherd rah to the which regained the town" tional Committee had been recog- the German lines whistle over an£ crash, and bur* gate leading to the road, put his The 24-year-old former Nor- nized as the authority for the ad- For 30 hours the trapped force, rowed deeper when Geiman ar- BAR over a post and the first folk Navy Yard welder was n illustration of liberated French holed up in a chateau and three tillery replied. Nazi gun crew melted away as he wounded later when he covered territory, but not as a French ether buildings constituting "If you tnink I wasn't having a fired clip after clip. More Ger- the withdrawal of his platoon, provisional government, De Gaulle Meauffe, fought wildly, hurl- one-way conversation with Obi} mans tried to put the gun mto which had been cut off by ma- said: 'The administration of ing back two American eff during that battle, you're crazjr^ action, but fled before his fierce chine gun fire Shepherd has France will rot be anything else enter the town. Straley said. "I was praying to (ire been awarded the Silver Star and than the administrate*- By noon, the Germans ap^.. Him to make every one of the* "i don't know whether -it was cited once French governmr^* " - "thrv'd had a belly r-rry shells a dud." - Page i THE STARS AND STRIPES Thursday, July i3, 1944

THE STARS AND STRIPES News From Home Printed (or L). S. Armed forces, under auspices ot Xbe Special Serv- ice Division ETOUSA Hunch is Worth Contents passed oy the D. S. Natl League Army and Navy censors: subscrip- FDR's Decision to Run Is "News" 18 Grand To GI tion 260 francs pet year plus post- age. Continental edition. Entered as second class matter Mar. 15, NEW YORK, July 12—An 1943, at the post office, New York, unidentified soldier in the Air N. Y., under the Act of Mar 3, 1879. To Eleanor; GOP Leaders Silent Force yesterday walked away All Stars Win, Material appearing in this publi- cation has been written and edited from the Jamaica track with by uniformed members of the Arm; NEW YORK, July 12-Gov. were promised by the Monsanto $18,319 after collecting on five except where stated that a civilian Thomas E. Dewey, Republican Chemical Co. It announced the daily- tickets. The sol- or other outside source Is being Presidentiat nominee, refused to discovery of new techniques for dier was one of 23 holding quoted. comment today on Presdent chemically-treated natural fibers tickets, each worth ?3,633. The Rap Hughson Vol. 1, No. 9, July 13, 1944 Rccseveit's anouncement that he so that even long train rides or GI who refused to give his name i saying that the income tax would accept a fourth-term nom- a walk in the rain won't mar the (Continued from page 1) ination "if I am so ordered by the crease in trousers. people would be too interested, commander in chief of all of us picked Toy Bomb in the first five A. L. hurlers for an even —the stvereign people of the SOUTH MAY GUSH OIL race because of his affiliation dozen. safeties including a triple with the Air Force and Flying United States." VICKSBURG, Miss.—Oil In- by Cavaretta and doubles by Army Notes Son in the fourth because he Whitey Kurowski and Pinch-hit- James A. Farley, who helped dustry leaders believing the deep has an only son. •THE Nazis were cheated of a elect Roosevelt to two White south may be on the threshold ter Bill Nicholson. The losers House terms only to balk at the of ah oil boom have sent trained were held to five scattered sing- cackle yesterc.ay when then- les by Walters. Rafferjsberger, Rip latest type booby trap—a real egg third and now at the fourth, also men into Mississippi, Alabama, was silent Georgia and Florida in quest of Major Leagues Sewell and Jim Tobin. left at the side of a lane south- new fields. The lone American- League run east of Bayeux—failed to lure any Mayor F. H LaGuardia, of New was chased across the plate by York, said be was very happy to takers. British solders, rationed WRECK YIELDS 33RD BODY Vote Unlimited Hank Borowy, Yankee righthand- to one egg a month, almost rusti hear the news "but frankly I can- er who started in the box for the ed for the prize, Then a slxoh not pretend to be surprised." JELLICO, Tenn.—The 33rd and A. L. after Joe McCar- sense warned them They held Meanwhile, in Dayton, Ohio, apparently the last body was re- Night Batehall thy made a last-minute switch back and sent for a mine detector, the Chef Executive's wife said hor moved last night from the from Hughson, his original which showed conclusively it was husband's decision to accept a wreckage of the J.jouisville-Nash PITTSBURGH, July 12—Major choice. Ken Keltner opened the a bad egg—but very bad! fourth term was "all news" to ville troop train which pjf.ed up league baseball moguls approved second with a single, moved her. in a gorge near here last Thurs- yesterday the addition of as many around to third on two infield l/Lt. Robert W. Heuman, of "The President doesn't discuss day. night games as the teams wish to outs and came in when Borowy Battle Creek, Mich., and T/5 play for the remainder of the sea- slashed a Walters curve through these things with me," she ex- son, excluding Sunday and holi- Willie D. Edwards, of Tlvoli, plained "Many people tiiink he BEA BACK ON BROADWAY the box for a single. Tex., have been presented day contests. After Borowy held the N. L. does but, most often, the first I NEW YORK;—Beatrice Lillie, However, home clubs hence- rainless in the first three rounds, Bronze Star medals for saving know of some of his decisions is the English actress, has been en- their Priest tank from destruc- forth must have the approval of Hughson came in to get his when I see it in the papers." gaged for a Broadway revue open- the visiting teams for any future iumos. Ryan started the big tion during a recent battle. The In New York. Wendell Willkie, ing Dec. 7, Billie Rose, producer, camouflage net covering the nocturnal engagements. The only fifth with a blow to center and the 1940 GOP standard bearer, announced today. team presently playing all home stole second as Martin Marion tank caught fire from a shell weekly games at night is the blast. Heuman and Edwards laughed when asked for com- SEES PHILIPPINES SEIZURE fanned Manager Billy South- ment on the anouncement. "Is Washington Senators. worth called on Bill Nicholson to ripped off the net and backed NASHVILLE. Tenn. — Bataan the tank to a new position. Note: (hat news?" he asked reporters. Although most of the club own- bat for Raffensberger and the and most of the Phllli.ppin.es will ers were uncertain as to what use Cub outfielder promptly respond- the tank cont&ined stacked they would make of the new rul- boxes of live ammunition. A CURB ON CURVES be in American hands by Nov. 11. ed with a long double to right, LONG BRANCH, N. J., July 12 Warren Aiherton, national com- ing, . St. Louis scoring Ryan with the tying run. mander of the American Legion, Cardinals boss, 6aid his team Augie Galan kept the ball roiling fk COW cleared up a point for Police have started a drive to would play all remaining week- enforce an ordinance which makes predicted yesterday. with a line single to center, scor- ** the 82nd Airborne Division on day games at night and the St. ing Nicholson. Cavaretta walk- the hill overlooking La Haye du it illegal for women to appear on Louis Browns were expected to the streets clad only in shorts, ed on four straight balls and Puits. There was a, small brigde Helen Hayes Puts add about 12 night games to their when George McQuinn erred on leading into the town and there bathing suits or beach robes schedule. More than 100 women already 's bounder the bases was a strong possibility that the Fish on the Pan were filled. Germans had planted anti-per- have beer, warned about their hit the first ball sonnel mines on the bridge and lack of clothes pitched for a sharp single to left, m the road in front of it. In the NEWBURGH, N. Y., July 12— Majors & Minors Helen Hayes MacArthur, stage and scoring Galan but Cavaretta was middle of the afternoon, while the BEQUEST TO SCHOOL out at the plate on a fine throw 82nd was waiting, two cows stroll- HOUSTON, Tex.—Rice Insti- screen actress, speaking at a Re- AMERICAN LEAGUE from Frankie Hayes. Dixie Walk- ed down the middle of the road tute has receivevd an estimated publican political rally today, No games scheduled_ er drove in Musial with a single 52.000,000 under the will of Hou- charged that Rep Hamilton Fish w L PCT. GB to right and Hughson to the and onto the bridge. There were 34 — no mines. s t o n philanthropist William (D-N.Y.) "boasted" that he kept St. Louis 45 .570 showers. Bob Muncrief, Brown's Marsh Rice, Jr., who died last the U. S out of war for six Boston 42 36 .536 2% righthander, came in to retire the What may have been the week. months by his votes against de New York 39 35 .521 2% fense measures. Washington 38 39 .491 6 Cavaretta launched the two- fastest bombing mission ever- HE SAID A MOUTHFUL executed—ten minutes from Speaking on behalf of Augustus Chicago 34 37 .479 7 run seventh against Newhouser NEW YORK—Inductees' teeth M. Bennett, candidate for nom- Cleveland 37 41 .474 7% by singling to center after which conception to landing—was car- .462 8% ried out this week by six Thun- are so bad, Maj. Gen. George Lull ination to Congress from the 29th Detroit 36 42 Cooper beat out an infield hit told the American Medical As- Philadelphia 35 42 .455 9 and Kurowski belted a two-run derbolts which dive-bombed a District, she declared: "The cat's NATIONAL LEAGUE column of German tanks. Pi- sociation, that if all the men with got your tongue, Congressman, double to left. An error, two lots in the air were briefed by new GI dental plates were put No games scheduled passes and scoring fly accounted cheek by jowl, there would be en • about what might have happen- W L PCT. GB radio. Each plane was carry- ed in this sick world had we been for the National's final tally in ough for 15 Infantry divisions. St. Louis 51 21 .708 the eighth ing a 1,000-pound bomb, with fully armed. You can ask the Pittsburgh 39 30 .565 10% which to blast another target- OH, THE GLORIOUS FUTURE Marines on Wake Island or the Cincinnati 42 33 .560 10% The box score: when word was flashed that the ST. LOUIS, Mo.—Shineless boys on Bataan, but their voices New York 37 39 .487 16 AMERICAN LEAGUE tanks had been spotted. Three blue serge suits and wrinkleproof are muted behind Japanese barb- Philadelphia 32 41 ,438 19% AB R H PO A minutes later came the radio clothing for men after the war ed wire " Brooklyn 33 43 .434 20 Tucker, cf 4 0 0 4 flashed back: "Mission accom- Chicago ■ 29 40 .420 20% Spence, rf 3 plished." Boston 30 46 .395 23 McQuinn, lb 1 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Stephens, ss 0 RflANY German prisoners were AEF Radio Programs Newark 5, Syracuse 3 (1st) Johnson, rf 0 taken yesterday near St. Lo Newark 9, Syracuse 1 (2nd) Keltner, 3b 1 Doerr, 2b 0 when trapped between TJ. S. artil- AMERICAN FORCES NETWORK Friday, July 14 Buffalo 4, Rochester 0 Hemsley, 0 0 lery behind them and TJ. S. in- 0800 News Only games scheduled Hayes, c 0 BRITISH BROADCASTING w L PCT. GB 1 fantrymen in front of them. Many CORPORATION G815 Spotlight Bcrowy, p suffered shrapnel wounds and a£ 0830 Music from America Jersey City 44 35 .557 — Hughson 0 expressed a deep respect amount- CANADIAN BROADCASTING 0S0O News at Dictation Speed Montreal 42 35 .545 1 Muncrief 0 0915 Resume and BasebaU Scores a-Higgins 0 CORPORATION 0920 Raymond Scott Orchestra Buffalo 42 36 .538 1% ing to awe for U. S. artillery. Newsom, p 0 When the prisoners were shown 1050kc - 285m 0935 AEF Ranch House Baltimore 40 35 .533 2 1C00 Victory Parade - Vaughn Monroe Newark 39 42 .481 6 32 1 6 24 S 8 the news as it came off the radio News Every Hour on the Hour 1015 Personal Album - The Smart Set Toronto 38 42 .475 6% Totals translated into German, they be- Thursday, July 13 1030 Music Wnile You Work Rochester 37 43 .463 7% NATIONAL LEAGUE lieved the news about what was 1100 Morning After - Bing Crosby PO A B 1215 Jack Payne Orchestra Syracuse 31 45 .408 11% AB R H '.130 Duffle Bag 2 0 1 happening to them in France, but 1S00 News 1215 Dance Music AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Galan, If 4 1 1 most of them doubted the news 1315 Male Man 1300 News Toledo 2, Louisville 1 Cavaretta, lb 1 0 from the Russian front. One 1330 Canadian Dance Band 1315 Theatre Orchestra Columbus 14, Indianapolis 4 Musial, cf-rf 1 1 prisoner who came forward wav- 1400 Gilbert and SuUlvan 1400 Old Town Hall Cooper, c 1 1430 Radio Playhouse 1430 Strike a Home Note Milwaukee 9, Minneapolis 2 Mueller, c 0 ing a propaganda leaflet had a 1500 Music While You Work 1500 Music While You Work Walker, rf 0 letter in his pocket from his girl 1530 On the Record 1530 Combat Diary w L PCT. GB DiMaggio, cf 0 in Germany. She said she "didn't 1630 Music We Love 1545 On the Record Milwaukee 57 25 .695 — Elliott, 3b o 1700 Downbeat want, him to be a hero." 1630 Scottish Orchestra Columbus 47 29 .618 7 h urowski, 3b 1 o 1725 Scottish Orchestra 1700 Music by Harry James 4 l 1755 American Sports News 1730 French Music Louisville 48 32 .600 8 Ryan, 2b .597 Marlon, ss 3 I Here is a note for civilian 1800 News 1755 American Sports Toledo 46 31 8% 1815 Navy Mixture 1815 Glenn Miller Sextet St. Paul 34 36 .486 22 Walters, p 0 0 technicians to clip out and send, 1900 News 1905 Fred Allen Minneapolis 29 47 .382 25 b-Ott 1 0 home: 1C05 Bing Crosby's Music Hall 1800 News Kansas City 24 59 .329 28% Raffensberger, p 0 0 The Second Infantry Division 1935 Fibber McOee and Molly 1830 GI Journal e-Nicholson 1 1 2C00 Home News from the USA 1900 News Indianapolis 21 57 .269 34 Sewell, p 1 0 captured what seemed to be a 2005 Comedy Oaravan - Jimmy Durante 1935 RCAF Dance Orchestra d-Medwick 0 German counterpart to the fac- and Gary Moore 2C00 Home News from the USA BAGBY READY FOR ARMY Tobin, p 0 2030 Band Box 2030 Grenadiers Band tory representatives with the V. 2100 News CLEVELAND, July 12—Jim 2100 News Totals 33 7 12 27 14 1 S. Atmy and Air Forces. He 2110 Home News from Canada 2110 Canadian Home News Bagby, former Cleveland Indian 2115 Dance Music 2115 Songs from the Shows a-Batted for Muncrief in 7th had some odd-bah rating in the pitching star, has resigned from b-Batted for Walters in 3rd German Army and he was up 2145 Pred Waring's Pennsylvanians 2200 Kay Kyser's College of Musical the Maritime service and will 2200 Fanny Brice and Frank Morgan Knowledge c-Batted for Raffensberger in 5th around the front inspecting Ger- 2230 Paul Whiteman Presents 2230 One Night Stand take his pre-induction physical d-Batted for Sewell in 8th man Tehicles when captuied. 2300 Sign Off 2300 Sign Off tomorrow at Atlanta. American National o—o—o—«—4—o- ■2—1—x—7 R.rns batted Ir.— Borowy, Nicholson, B Cooper, Galan, Walker, Kurowski 2, Musial! Two base hits — Nicholson, Kurowski. Three base hits—Cavaret- L ta, Stolen basj—Ryan. Sacrifices Marion, Musial, Medwlck. Double plays —Spence to Hemsley; Marlon to Kyan O tc Cavaretta. Left on bases—American League 5, National League 9. Base on Balls—Off Borowy 1, Hughsonl, Sewell N i. Newhouser 2. Struck out—By Walt- ers 1, Raffensberger, 2 Hughson 2, Se- w-}U 2, Muncrief 1 Newhouser 1. Hits D off—Walters 5 in 3 innings, Borowy 3 in 3, Raffensberger 1 in 2, Hughson 5 in 1 2/3, Muncrief 1 to 1 2/3, New- I som 0 in 1/3, Tobin 0 to 1. Wild pitch —M\incrlef. Winning pitcher Raffena^ Cay. t9*i, K.ng ftumrt Syafaw. It, *<*U * E berger. Losing pitcher—Hughsoo,