The Sports Trail Bucs Fort WHITNEY Colonels By MARTIN Play Bragg Saturday June YORK, 7—(JP)—Well, hte Derby for a UNC Star long time, too, by Catching race so it should be his capable PIRATES SEEKING Brown Hurles As ■ Lake > distance trainer, L. T Ruff BOSTON DEFEATS HOW THE? “ a t^ about it from a a right to write n„i!e deJ?ated lQng time about better, as the in the third Maybe SDotlnwPOtspot We °.,Luck EIGHTH STRAIGHT Forest distance. considered C. PHILLIES’ 5-4 Whips to those things the seriously Dodgers ■0American League with Georgie Woolf. Expect Op- ton Red Sox to the as Dodgers’ three blows. who practically sleep E. R. s captured a 10-inning Drypond Dodgers they Detroit 3, Cleveland 2. ons> Bradley for Burning Dream decision from the their first The Dodgers’ only chance Boston 5. Philadelphia would be running around seemed to be a position Ip Saturday’s Philadelphia dropped game of the 4. ♦he nags, but the championship will be for eith- St. Louis 6-6, Chicago 0-1. instead possibility, we understand lie Athletics, 5-4, today while complet- second half to the Lake Forest in their jeans hud no er the Y. M. C. A. or the Vance Only games scheduled. rn money more rim than a ing a stay with a total of 13 vic- on them. flop show Affray nine 4-3. ♦ natches in Building to whip the Foresters. it looks like finishing next to last in the Blue tories National League from here The Foresters -V- ofAnyway, Grass Stakes. Catcher Bob Garbark’s single scored all four of New York 10. Brooklyn 5. my dear, in the The Wilmington Pirates will play Boston 1-f. rase of hoops, The their runs in the fourth inning off 3-7. Philadelphia Mean- Christiana Farm’s Alexis al- with the bases loaded drove in Cincinnati 7. Pittsburgh 3. Derby Saturday so the second Regiment Colonels from six hits off the slants of Happy Chandler Ready, Kaintuck came in for much with one out in the extra frame. Billy Chicago at St. Louis Fred Hooper s Hoop considera- (night game)* we like Fort Bragg at Legion Field Satur- Hardison, Dodger tion, chiefly because he was The Athletics gained a 4-1 lead, hurler. Toddy Calls Over’ the mile and a quarter com- at 8:30 accord- 'Courtesy STANDINGS ♦« win ing on with all day night o’clock, thanks to homers Fennell, center fielder, singled. V. the persistance of by Bob Estalleila American League like Col. C. Whitney's a ing to Buc Manager Bert Kite. ♦I; We Forest short — summer cold in and Hal Peck, before starter Jim Levy Heath, stop, June 7. (if) — Team Won Lost Pci. bounce’ into place money, finishing second This will be the second meeting WASHINGTON, to in his heat Wilson was singled, W. A. Brown. Foresters New York_ 23 17 .598 Pot O’ Luck of the wood, but the relieved by the veteran His warm-up period is over as Wright’s of the two clubs. In the first also Detroit _ 22 16 .378 and Warren r®mains he Mike Ryba. hurler singled scoring Fennell. baseball commissioner. Senator A. finished second. encounter St. Louis _ 21 18 .538 show. 0< the Buccaneers defeated Joe' Warren, right fielder to Luck a]so was out o’ Ryba held 'the visitors to one hit singled B. Happy” Chandler said today, Boston 22 20 .524 so sold on Hoop, Jr.; luck the Colonels 12 to 5. to load the I _ ffe weren’t in the Blue over the last four a two- bases, Cecil Heath, and from now on will Chicago 20 21 .438 Eddie Ar- Grass, finishing fourth Kite said he had informed frames, everything I it was announced but been second brother of Washington _ 18 22 .48$ “ tjl he was full of run. bagger Estallella in the baseman, Levy be the line of official busi- The by eighth. along _ have a leg up on him, Wright the Fort Braggers have added Cleveland 17 21 .447 r0 would horse is a Heath singled counting Bill Eob Johnson launched the Bos- Levy, ness. Philadelphia _ 15 26 line notoriously slow starter three new to their roster. .388 we admit that work- players Kennel singled Brown and although however, coming out of the ton victory surge in the sixth by scoring courtesy calls are over, and had something to do gate Wagenhurst, a pitcher and prop- Warren. ‘‘My National League out yesterday and as if with McBride on I’m to start the game,” esteem. We think pausing looking for the of the Pirates be- homering Tommy ready Team Won Lost fiel. our erty Pittsourgh The Dodgers' first came with growing downhill grade. base and, with two out in the sev- tally in Chandler told a reporter. New York_ 28 15 .681 things being fairly fore his into the army, the fifth stanza that other He’s not induction when Bobby James He did not mean, that •St. Louis _ 23 18 .581 particularly fast once a fast third enth, Pete Fox doubled in McBride however, the jockey makes the dif- he Schburger, was walked, stole second and third Pittsburgh_ 23 19 .348 equal does get his basemaj with the run. he soon will resign from the Sen- _ 21 19 .528 such a race as the bearings, either, who formerly played with Canton tying Cincinnati in hut he s a E and scored on a wild pitch. ference Philadelphia AblEO A ate. He intends to retain his seat _ 22 20 .524 who has shown very discouraging horse in the Ohio State loop and Culler Brooklyn Arcaro, If _ 5 0 0 1 0 C In the last the 19 Derby, and to the other horses Metro, frame ’Ponders indefinitely. •Chicago _- 18 .514 in that he an infielder who has with 5 2 2 0 0 C to make the played Peck, rf_ scored Boston _ 19 21 .457 he knows how Hoop seems to be again when Bobby Manor Chandler disclosed that Walter able to _ run all lb 4 0 1 10 1 C _- 10 35 in our book. He clucks day the Chicago Cubs. According to the Siebert, Philadelphia .32$ roll, is toPs at the same cf_ 2 1 2 4 0 C walked, Earl Williams walked, W. Sadieville, nis gait. He’s just an ol’ Pirate skipper he has been advised Estaiella, Mulbry, Ky., double time. _ C the 'em in Man River on Hall, 2b 4 0 0 2 3 sacks, Manor scored on a wild chief aide as as to legs. If the that the Colonels will a Senator, officially course, Derby present Rosar, c_„_ 4 0 0 7 1 C and Vic James PROBABLE PITCHERS Jeep, of might upset is decided on sheer also walked to load sumed duties as lasting quali- stronger team than in the last con- Kell, 3b_ 4 1 1 2 4 C secrttary-treasur National League Jr's., applecart, and right throw to first Catcher Ed Mor- _ by Hoop, ties, Pot 0‘ Luck could well test here several weeks Wilkins, ss 4 0 0 1,2 1 er to the baseball commissioner New Yoik at Boston—Feldman (6-1) very ago. Ronald snown it looks like Col. Whitney’s Frazier, above, Gassaway, p _ 4 0 0 1 2 C ris, a moment later Williams scor- vs. (2-1). now take the pot o‘ gold. who hurled June 1. Mulbry will go to Cincin Logan to the the fav- Johnny Wilbourne, has caught every inning of every ed when the Philadelphia at Brooklyn (night) m* entry will go post Well, now that first and second base- nati to open offices as soon as suit we’ve picked the for the Plumbers in the Shipyard the Tar have Totals _ 36 4 6x28 13 1 Schanz (1-6) vs. Davis (4-4). time in his game Heels played men were to orite. Jeep’s winning first all xOne out when run scored. trying catch Vic able quarters can be found. three, they have to do is loop last year has been signed to this season, with the single excep- winning Pittsburgh at St. Louis (night)—GeN the Wood Memorial at Ja- run James between the bases. (1-4'. half of the race before we tion with James Leslie M. O'Connor, secretary heauser (1-2) vs. Donnelly change our pitch for the Corsairs. Wilbourne of the opening game Boston Ab R H O AC Memorial Day was not as mind. was out to end the ball to the Cincinnati at Chicago—Riddle (0-0) vg, maica We’re so sure A Frazier re- ss 4 1 game. treasury late Judge Kene they'll finish Whose home is in Erwin, N. C., has Sanford. freshman, Lake, _ 3 1 0 2 Chipman (2-2).. as that of Hoop, Jr,, but the W. A. Brown went the route for fast that we’re veteran back- 2b _ 5 0 114 0 saw Mountain Landis, way not even going to played professional baseball for placed DiChiara, Steiner, officially like the he finished. cf _ 4 2 2 2 0 0 the Foresters experts way bet. It would be too much Eastern McBride, allowing only three became special assistant to Chand- American League like bet- the Springfield club of the stop^___ Johnson, If_ 3 113 0 0 has been for on hits while his team mates on Boston at New York—Hausmann (1-1) Jeep secretly pointed tmg a sure 0 collect- ler June 1 after Chandler had thing. league. For the past several years Fox, rf_:_1__ 5 1 2 3 0 vs. Bonham (0-4). ted ten hits off Hardison these Ford he has been ball. Metxovieh. lb__ 4 0 1 10 1 0 Billy discussed changes with Chicago at Detroit—(twilight)— Le# pitching semi-pro 0 Tobin, 3b _ 4 0 0 0 2 who went the for the Dod- (4-4). Jim Stateon has been appointed way Frick, National League Head, and (6-3) Trout _ 1 0 0 NEWHOUSER BEATS Garbark, c 3 0 8 gers. Cecil Heath led the Forest- Will Harridge, American League St. Louis at Cleveland (night)—Pottef locals and will see _„ 2 0 0 0 1 0 Captain of the Wilson, p vs. Gromek (6-1). Mudders Be Post ers at bat two (4-4) May ___ 0 0 0 0 wife for as of base- 0 members action in Saturday’s game. Stateon zCulberson 1 singles President, Washington at Philadelphia— (nights 0 0 1 1 0 three times at the played for N. C. State and for New Ryba, p_1 platter. Hardison ball’s advisory committee. Niggeling (1-4) vs. Christopher (8-2). , CLEVELAND, 3-2 Favorites In Bern in the Coastal Plains league. Totals _I_ 35 5 8 30 13 1 Derby He is a catcher and an outfielder. zBatted for Wilson in 6th. June 7— UR —Hal Score not name CLEVELAND, by innings: June 7—UP)— Kite did his starting 012 000 0—4 LOUIVILLE. Ky„ Hoop Jr. and Warren Pot seventh Philadelphia _ CIO Wright’s lineup, but the roster is expected Newhouser racked up his Boston 100 002 100 1—5 Churchill Downs’ racing strip O’Luck in the matter of _T_- public to be the same as Runs batted in—Estaiella 2. Feck, John- more like the Ohio Wednesday’s win of the season today, holding looked nearby opinion as to the probable winner. son 3, Fox. Garbark. Two base hits— game when the Pirates defeated five hits river today as a steady downpour Pot O Luck pleased trainer Ben the Cleveland Indians to Kell, Estaiella, Fox. Home runs—Estalei- the Florence Air Base club, 12 to 7. la, Peck. Johnson. Double plays—Rosai + t rain threatened to reduce the start- Jones with a 1:16 for a 3 to 2 which six furlongs this -V- victory gave and Siebert; Kell, Hall and Siebert: To- field in Saturday's Kentucky or ing morning while Ivan Parke just the series to the Detroit Tigers bin, Steiner end Metkovich. Left revised the 5. 11. Bases Derby to 14 and pre- galloped Hoop after his sensation- bases—Philadelphia Bostqri two to one. Allie on Wilson 3. Strike- calculations as to the al games Reynolds, balls—Gassaway 8, race prob- mile and one-eighth workout Wilson BROOKLYN‘BUMS’ for his sixth sur- outs—Gassaway 4, 1, Ryba 3, able winner. of yesterday. trying conquest, Hits—off Wilson 5 in 6 innings; Ryta 1 and a third in 4. Hit by by Gassaway- (Gar- I The clouds opened up before Handlers of Arthur Rose’s Mi- rendered 10 hits in six pitcher, bark!. Winning pitcher—Ryba.. Umpires dawn and by the time the horses sweet, only filly in the race, J. K. DROP GIANT GAME innings to be charged with the loss —Jones, Summers and Boyer. Time—2:18. turned out for their daily spins Houssels’ Byemeabond, the Look- The Tigers shelled Reynolds Attendance—2,28. -V-- was fetlock out Stock Farm’s a five-hit three- the track deep in slop Foreign Agent NEW YORK. June 7. — (fl>) — from the hill with no indication when there and Fighting from the run attack in the sixth. Bob Maier with Step Mur- Brooklyn came within three mis- be a break in the weather. logg Farm also said would and Paul Richards to star: would they plays of the all-time National Lea- singled CINCINNATI REDS : needed to the just as soon see a Newhouser sacrificed. Warm sunshine, put heavy track. gue record by committing eight it, and in condition C. S. Howard’s Webb both run racing strip good by Although Sea errors today to help the New Yori: Jimmy plated Central War Sat- Swallow ners with a and took third 5:15 p.m. Time, stepped along lively in Giants crab a 10-5 victory on only single, TAKE PITTSBURGH a short Trainer on Ed hit. Cullenbine ; urday, is something that Derby- workout, Char- seven hits. Mayo's Roy town has the last week. lie Casey said he believed the son scored Webb with the inning’s fifth lasted The Giants chipped in with two PITTSBURGH, June 7— UP) The last heavy track on Derby of Seabiscuit would prefer firmer single. his former boots in the of errors, wit- Joe Bowman allowed Jack comedy Cleveland scored in the seventh Day was %» 1929 when little Clyde footing. Healey, who is con- teammates eleven scattered ■* nessed by a large weekday turn-- Pirate Alexis from on and Don Van Du. 11 drove through rain doning Henry Lung- Myril Hoag’s triple hits as the Cincinnati Reds out of 15,618 paying fans. today -V--. er’s Ross’ and in the 1 and mud ft whip 20 rivals. Christian^ Farm, was of the single, again defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 .. .. same Van Mungo earned his sixth on .. view in to his ninth doubles Frank .. Three of the 17 probably candi- regard charge. by Hayes to 3 before 2,954 fans and give the : On a track straight decision at Leroy Pfund’s and Mike Rocco. dates will not if there dry Alexis figures to Reds three victories out of a four definitely go starter was play an role but he is expense but neither Detroit AblHO A E is an off track. are, E. R. important game series. They around at the finish as Leo Duro- Webb, ss _ S 1 2 2 3 fl a lightly built colt and mud in on eleven Bradley’s Burning Dream, Kenil- may Mayo, 2b _ S n 2 1 5 0 The Reds cashed hold him back. cher paraded Clyde King, Tom worth from Tom Cullenbine, rf_ 4 0 1 2 0 0 hits and five Pirate errors to give Lad Graham’s the -V- Seats and Cy Bunker to hill. York, lb _ 4 0 1 14 1 0 Kenilworth Farm and H. C. Hatch’s Bowman his second successive wir Drawing nothing but a series of Cramer, of _ 4 0 110 0 If _1_ 3 0 0 0 0 0 since he left the Boston Red Sox Canadian-owned Fair Jester. The wild pitches, walks and fielding Outlaw, Nelson And Maier. 3b _ 4 1 2 0 5 0 latter two are rank outsiders even McSpaden to join them. Rip Sewell started boners. Richards, c _ 4 1 2 6 0 0- was relieved on a dry oval. 3 0 0 1 1 0 against Bowman but To In Mungo had a shutout, 7-0 up to Newhouser, p_ Promise of caused Play Capital Xavier Rescingno followed by heavy going the sixth and had driven home two by much elation around the barn of Totals _ 34 3 11 27 15 1 Ray Starr. STE. DOROTHEE, Que., June runs with a tremendous 400-foot Mrs. W. Cincinnati scored three runs on G. Lewis’ Dairy' Dieppe. Nelson, currently to deep center field blit he Cleveland AblHO A E 7—(U.R)—Byron triple 2 0 The Blue Grass Stakes Moyer, 2b _ 4 0 0 5 two hits and three errors in the winner, the top American golfer, set a weakened in the eighth and gave Mackiewicz, cf _ 4 0 0 4 0 0 to take and hold the well liked regardless of racing Islemere third inning new record on the tough tvay to Andy Hansen. Hoag, rf _ 4 12 5 10 lead. conditions, moves up many pounds course up a nine- Two walks a w’fld Hayes, c _ 3 115 10 today, chalking by Pfund, Cincinnati Ab R H O A F, when it comes to mud Seerey, If_ 4 0 0 1 0 0 tossing 63 to take a lead Catcher Sukeforth 1 3 5 (1 under-par big peg by Clyde Ross, 3b_ 4 0 1110 Williams, 2b _ 5 1 around. The grey son of Sir Galla- 5 2 3 5 0 0 in the $10,000 open tournament and a wild pitch gave New York Rocco, lb _ 3 0 14 10 Clay, cf_ 2 1 0 0 had _ 0 1 rf _ 5 2 3rd really likes to get" dirty. of the Canadian Professional Golf- a run in the secon dand Eddis Bas- Cihocki, ss 2 0 1 0 Walker, 4 1 2 7 2 0 DAD ON HIS DAY! _ 2 0 0 0 0 0 lb- DOM FORGET Boudreau, ss McCormick, Col. C. V. Whitney’s Jeep, the inski’s a sacrifice and sin- ers’ Association. error, _ 4 0 113 0 Reynolds, p _ 2 0 0 1 2 0 Meaner, 3b last to arrive on the 10 0 Derby scene, The Toledo strokester was at top gles by Mungo and Johnny Rucker Bagby, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 Sipek. if _c_ 4 10 2 0 takes his tracks as Miller, ss _ 4 0 2 4 he finds them form as he shot four birdies on added a second score in the fourth. We NATIONAL NAME MERCHANDISE Which WE 27 9 0 c_ 10 0 10 0 to Totals _ 33 2 5 Unser, Suggest according Trainer Lydell Ruff. first nine and came in with Five more unearned tallies came 0 the Score by innings: Riddle, c _ 3 0 0 3 1 The son of the on a 4 0 0 1 1 0 English Derby win- five more to take'a six-stroke lead across in the fifth wild mix- Detroit _ 000 000 300—3 Bowman, p_ FEATURE ner, Cleveland _ 000 000 101—2 Mahmoud, is expected to be over two other U. S. golfers—Har- ture of a dropped fly by Augie Runs batted in—Webb 2. Cullenbine, Totals _ 39 7 11 27 14 0 one of the time favorites of a fumbled post old (Jug) McSpaden Sanford, Galan, grounder by Ross. Rocco. Two base hits—Hayes. Roc- tut bow to F. Ab R H O A E may Wm. Hooper’s Me., and Jimmy Hines of Great Luis Olmo, a wild peg by Basinski, :o. Three base hit—Hoag. Stolen base— Pittsburgh Double Barnhart, 5 0 2 3 1 1 Jantzen and Catalina Hickok, Knothie, Neck, N. Y. a walk, Mel Ott’s single and Mun- framer. Sacrifice/—Newhouser. ss*._ )lays—Hoag to Meyers; Cihocki, Me>er to Randley, 3b_ 5 0 2 0 2 1 Reconditioned Pre-War a 32 on the 3 0 0 Paris Belts Nelson finished with go’s three-bagger. Rocco. Left on bases—Detroit 7; Cleve- Jionfriddo, cf _ 5 2 0 5 0 0 Swim Suits first nine and 31 on the second, Gaian also dropped Medwick’s and 6. Bases on balls—Newhouser 2. Elliott, rf _— 4 0 3 If _ 4 0 1 3 0 0 • BICYCLES and amaz- liner in the sixth for his second Reynolds 2# Strikeouts—Newhouser 5, Russell. never going above par 0 9 1 0 3. Hits—off Reynolds 10 in 6 Dahlgren, lb _ 4 0 • and the Giants’ left fielder Reynolds AVAILABLE AX ing the Canadian spectators with misplay -3 innings; Bagby 1 in 2 2-3. Passed Justine, 2b_ 3 1 2 2 3 2 0 110 1 the accuracy of his scored on Billy Jurges’ double j >all—Richards. Losing pitcher—Reynolds. salkeld, c _ 4 Swank Cases spectacular 0 Key Hubbard and Stew- _ 2 0 0 1 1 was that bounced off the wall away Jmpires—Weafer, Sewell, p Inter Woven Hose iron shots. His putter work- 1 0 0 0 0 0 IMC KARDS irt. Time—2:01. Attendance 2,500 (es- :Colman _ • for a contribut- from Dixie 0 0 0 0 1 0 ^ 209 ing well, change, Walker. j imated). Rescigno, p_- • Market St. Dial 8-3224 •XT 0 0 0 0 0 0 to his nine birdies. Ed Stanky broke Mungo’s shut- :zBarrett _ ing greatly 0 0 0 0 0 0 out in the sixth when he walked, Starr, p _ Prince Gardner, went to third on a wild and 37 3 11 27 9 5 pitch SPORTS SHORTS Totals _ Manhattan, Arrow, Peter Bain scored on Goody Rosen’s fly. Aft- zBatted for Sewell in 6th. Rolfs, zzBatted for Rescigno in 8th. er Galan strolled, Olmo bashed his —The Score by innings: Enro Shirts Bill Folds homer into the field NEW YORK, June 7.— W) 010 200—7 fifth right Cincinnati _ 103 to stands for two more. hird time was a charm only Pittsburgh _i_. HO 000 100—3 • • 2. Russel:, Olmo. Villie Joyce and so the Gary, Ind.. Runs batted in—McCormick 3arnhart, Miller 2, Mesner, Dahlgren. Ab K u o At and Ike Williams, NBA Brooklyn lighter rwo base hits—Handldy, McCormick. 2b _ 3 1 0 2 2 0 Stanky, vorld champ from Trenton, N. J., Elliott 2, Clav 2. Stolen bases—Gionf rid Resilio, Botany, Arrow, Knox, Lee, cl _ 4 0 1 5 0 0 Rosen, a Walker. Sacrifices—McCormick. Dou- 2 3 0 2 lave arranged fourth meeting lo. Galan, If _ 3 0 and Dahl- Ecuadorian Hats tomor- >le plays—Handley, Gustine rf _ 4 1110 0: or Madison Garden Walker, Square on bases—Cincinnati 8, »Pitts- ! 2 ;ren. Left Manhattan, Superba, 3b _ 4 1 2 0 0 Olmo, •ow night. >urgh 12. Bases on balls—Bowman 5, • lb _ 4 0 1 7 0 0 Schultz, It will be an over the weight Sewell 1. Rescigno 1. Struck out—Bow- Sukeforth, c u- 2 0 0 2 0 1 7 in 6 nan 2. Sewell 1. Hits—off Sewell Beau c 2 0 0 2 0 0 natch of 10-rounds with Williams’ 1. Croydan, Brummell, Dantonio, nnings: Rescigno 4 in 2; Starr 0 in Manhattan, Arrow Basinski, ss_ 2 0 0 1 3 2; lewly won laurels not at stake. ; Umpires— Bog- 0 0 0 0 0 -,osing pitcher—Sewell. xBordagaray _ 1 Time—1:58. At- Joyce won their March 2 meet- , fess, Pinelli and Conlan. Ties Shirts Sar.dlock, ss_ 10 0 10 0 Wembley Polo, Sport 2 0 0 0 2 0 in the Garden. Their endance—2,954. Pfund, p _ ng previous -V- 0 0 0 0 0 0 __ an « m V King, p _____ ;ontests, noth held in Philadelphia, 1 0 0 0 0 0 DRESS* xxAaerholt -— vere shared with Williams uenies i oxyo 0 0 0 0 0 1 taking Melbourne Seats, p —__ 0 0 0 0 0 0 he second. Buker, p _ Death 1 0 0 0 0 0 Of Darrick SPORT* xxxHart _ Jimmy McAllister, Baltimore Story and Victor Flores of What ... 5 24 7 8 eatherweight, If You Don’t Know Exactly To Give Dad Totals _ 34 5 June 7—OP>— in a six- SAN FRANCISCO, xBatted for Basinski in 7th. Vlexico City, tangle Melbourne radio today denied a xxBatted for King in 7th. •ounder. A GIFT CERTIFICATE xxxBatted for Buker in 0th. Japanese claim that the “supreme :ommander” of Australian forces R H O A E NEW CASTLE, ENGLAND. June J2*49 New York Ab identified by (In A Gift Box with Miniature Hat) 0 1 2 0 0' m Tarakap Island, Rucker, cf _ 5 ’—(Pi—Twenty seven of England’s 3 10 110’ as Lt. Gen. Darrick, Hausmann, 2b lest three year old colts were Melbourne rf _ 3 2 1 2 0 0 action. IS THE IDEAL SOLUTION Other Ott, lamed for the annual Derby i lad been killed in j Medwick, If_ 5 2 1 3 0 today after 0; listed for The denial came shortly Lombardi, c_ 2 2 0 4 0 0. Saturday. No fillies were You Can Make the Certificate Value Amount 4 12 2 10 issued the report, ir Any Styles Jurges, 3b _ he mile and a half test on New- Radio Tokyo 5 2 0 1-6 0 was Kerr, ss _ Australian leader Up To :astle’s July course. saying the You Desire. Dad Can Redeem It When He Wishes. A. Gardella, lb_ 4 0 0 12 0 1 fighting 4 0 2 0 0 0 Sir Eric Ohlsen’s Dante contin- tilled in “close quarter” Mungo, p _ re- $3.35 0 0 0 0 broadcasts were Hansen, p_ 0 0 i led the public choice. May 26. Both :orded by the Federal Communi- 10 7 17 8 1 Totals _1_ 35 :ations Commission. Score by innings: NEW YORK, June 7— OP) —Bill 000 003 020— 5 1 Melbourne said Tokyo had prob- • Brooklyn___ Widen, 52-year-old tennis marvel, WEAR TESTED SOLES FOR. York_ 010 151 02x—10 a recent Aus- New agreed today to in the Red ibly misinterpreted Runs batted in—Rucker, Mungo 2, Ros- play the SATISFACTION 1 Dross Hills ralian broadcast reporting GUARANTEED en, Olmo 3, Jurges 2, Schultz, Medwick. Exhibitions at Forest ■ Tarakan Two base hit—Jurges. Three base bit— rune 22 24 with the reservation leath in action on May C. Mungo. Home run—Olmo. Sacrifice—A. j hat he play singles, doubles and ! !3 of Lt. Thomas Derrick, V. Gardella. Double play—Basinsky and -v- ] nixed Schultz. Left on bases—Brooklyn 5, New doubles every day. York 10 Bases on balls—off Mungo 3, REPORTED FREED Pfund 6, Seats. Strikeouts—Pfund 2. PARIS, June 7—(JP)—Racing at Seats 1, Mungo 3, Hansen 1, King 1. 1 our Paris was halted NEW June 7.—Hamilton Hits—off Pfund 5 in 4 1-3 innings; King big tracks BERN, York 1 in 1 2-3, Seats 0 in 1 (none out in 1 or the fifth consecutive day today ! ityron, of New Bern and New 8th), Buker 1 in 1, Mungo 5 in 7 1-3. ] >y a strike of stable boys seeking vho was captured by the Germans Hansen 0 in 1 2-3. Hit by pitcher—by 1 vhile with the army in Seats (Ott). Wild pitches— Pfund 2, ligher wages. serving STORE Passed ball—Sukeforth. trainer of a : last lias been liberated CANNON SHOE Seats. Henry Count, string fail, Mungo, Europe Winning pitcher—Mungo. Losing pitcher ( if 26 horses at Chantilly, said the i tnd has arrived in this country, ac- , —Pfund. Umpires—Forda, Henline and 206 N. Front St. table were $5.90 a to received here Goetz. Time—2:46. Attendance— 15,618 boys asking :or