GOOD MORNING Clean Sweep CUBS SNAP DODGERS WIN STREAK By GLENWARD BLOMME WILSON, ‘LIPPY’ ONE OF THE “20(F - - - By Jack^Sbidif Favorite Teams Upset Time, the injury jinx and the draft have combined to OUSTED BY Poof SfARfeD the champions, who are defending their crowns this UMPS pi-rcm^s por In. Women’s Net Meet jve cues Lbaseball world has suffered more Twice in Bitterly Argued his — CP) While favored men’s teams Father-Son Tourney any other sport with both champions of the major Game in Flatbush tan were out-battling stubborn opposi- For the second time in three for dear life far from the cries of the division glies fighting tion, the women's suffered years. Mulloy and his dad, R. B. crowds. In the American league last year it two surprising dents today in the World Series BROOKLYN, Aug. 21.—Iff)—The Mulloy, who were seeded second, quarter-finals of the National Dou- t oil Wank Greenberg, Buck*--- Chicago Cubs up-ended the Brook- qualified for the final round of the bles Tennis tournament at Long- father-son and the Detroit Ti- lyn Dodgers 6 to 2 today in a competition by racing vewsom High-Flying King Club wood. two Bobo has yet to hit turbulent struggle interrupted by through matches. L, but numerous Sarah ?■ stride and the Tackles Soldiers Tonight arguments, two of which After the top-ranking Mrs. Miss Bundy and McNeill were the 4940 brought about the banishment of Palfrey Cooke and Margaret Os- to them first gain the semi-final round in Hank is hitting managers Leo Durocher and Jim- borne showed the H'iffhtv This evening at 6 o’clock on the way by sweeping the mixed competition, and in the The Tigers my Wilson. 12 consecutive from Mrs. Vir- J for the army. grass turfed diamond at games veterans’, the only favored team to the line in fifth. The in was ginia Wolfenden Kovacs of Oak- the semi-final way down Legion field, the A. L. King base- Durocher, fact, waved gain round were the the out of the of Cincinnati Reds, winners of ball team will step out of the lead- game twice. He was land, Calif., and Margaret Jessee top-seeded New Yorkers. Watson are making a last ing role in the ejected in the third for continued Los Angeles, lightly regarded forces Washburn and ..Ids title, Cape Fear loop’s Hugh Kelleher. third Other tight race just to en- protests of a ball called in the vanquished the third and fourth stand in place. long enough The other three brackets were Ln tertain the first In the seventh the seeded are sitting on the side- highly-rated Camp Da- inning. pairs. •tampions vis gained by such unseeded teams as some other newcom- post nine in a twilight baseball umpires discovered he still was Barbara Bradlee and Jane Stanton I ps watching Jacques Brugnon, former French feature. standing in the of where they left off. stairway leading Los Angeles, the number three carry-on The records of into the and Davis cup stars, and Meade Wood- er” both clubs indi- Dodger dugout pre- tandem, were eliminated in straight They Crash. son of Los Angeles, Anton F. von Still cates a fast game is in store for sumably still directing his team. sets fellow by townswomen Shirley Bernuth and Arthur W. his hat to the scores that This time forced him on MacPher- Fritzie Zivic dropped have been attend- they to Catton and Pearl Harland, 6-3, 6-1. son of and while Lew ing the before-dinner diamond at- the dressing room. New York, Leroy W. Cochrane Jenk- Then Helen Jacobs of Berkeley, Freddie tractions presented by the Cape Wilson was ousted in the sixth Vinal and Edgar B. Hathaway of being taken over the ropes Calif., and Valerie Scott of England, ins was Fear league. King is now pacing for protesting that a batted ball Leominster. in the the wilted suddenly and lost an overtime t, Bob Montgomery light- Cape Fearers with an impres- which was called foul had landed The Vinal-Hathaway sur- affair to the east-west entry division. Joe L-uis is sive record of six wins as combine, tight against fair. CdAGUE IS prised most of the galleryites by but he has some close one setback while f Hope Knowles of Philadelphia, and et t0 fall, the doughboys From the first inning on there t first Actor Paul Lukas CEAP-f 1b JoiaJ Arnold overcoming which may spell his defeat boast a record of five victories never was much that Dorothy of Los Angeles, 4-6, jalls question -rWe us-Top and Dr. \yilliam Rosenbaum, the the year 1941 passes from out of eight games played this 6-1, 6-2. before Brooklyn’s six-game winning MAJOR UEA6UE experienced New Yorker, 6-3, 3-6, earth. Don McNeill, singles season. Two of the Camp Davis streak would be snapped. Second seeded Pauline Betz of Los this PifcMERS WfLouise Brough, semi-finals, with Little the National The rest of the Grocery lineup Cooke and Lawson retta, blasted 13 hits off four Dod- Los Angeles, and Helen Bernhard of Miss Osborne vying with of 1940 has won but will find snappy Harold Horton MAUL, Open champ ger hurlers, including Whitlow New York. Miss Catton and Miss Harland and event since. Whirl- guarding the gateway station with foMS fp. G4iCA6o one big Wyatt, who was called upon for ; Carried Extra Sets Miss Betz and Miss Bundy matching shot horse of Murphy Singletary holding the key- Aeio a away. the big the his first, relief performance of the £ / Qecerm.i strokes with Miss Arnold and Miss stone position and Curly Shands Defending Champions Jack Kram- racing season, was upset in the year. yj 'CrtACue Boor da/ Knowles. in the hot corner. Johnnie Smidt er and Ted Schroeder had to go an Arlington after winning the Derby, Wyatt had been scheduled to A WrtEM/HE VEfEKAd or Sammy Tyler will be the short- extra set before gaining the semi- and Belmont. There but Durocher to WAS PReSgMffet^ A preakness and start, decided use t7 titles to be settled stop the Kingers garden pa- 47. me oldes-t finals with a 6-4, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 victory are a lot of other Luke Hamlin instead and save moot, Years old, placer CAecKfoB.* Ji trol will be assembled from this Y, 2,273 over Ed Aloo of Berkeley, Calif., and Wife Divorces Muelscl, before the season is over and more Wyatt for the St. Louis Cardinals, |/4 AC-fiVE SERVICE 1/4 tUE majors/ 1/ OF A IS group of ball hawks: Oscar Flow- (o/J£P£RC£Mr Bill Talbert of Cincinnati. will join the ranks of the who arrive 2 ■1V AaJD champs ers, Ernest Al- Sunday. EAfWwlGS) Ex-Giant Baseball Star Meade, Manager CHICAGO— Several times the fourth-seeded hasbeens. Red AbR H O A TAiOa(£KouSOTMER 6( FfS ford, Beardon, and Alvah Ta- Hack, 3b_ 3 3 2 0 0 men’s of entry, Bobby Riggs Chi- LOS 21.—Un- tum. Stringer, 2b 4 12 16 ANGELES, Aug. In The Running-. cago, and Gene Mako of Los An- F. Lieut. Batchelor, head-knocker Dallassandro. If _ 4 0 12 0 complaining that Enil (Irish) cf_ 4 0 6 0 geles, a former doubles titlist, ap- Sam Barry is expected to give for the Soldier nine, has announced Cavarretta, 3 Tells BASEBALL’S BIG SIX Meusel, former New York Giant Nicholson, rf_'_ 4 12 2 0 Schmeling U. S. ! peared on the verge of defeat, but SURGING baseball was indifferent to a more liberal brand of that CHISOX star, U.S.C. he will use his strongest com- Dahlgren, lb_ 4 0 1 11 0 Louis The Associated their wider experience came to their his Msr. Meusel football. Lon Warneke, St. bination in an effort to uncrown McCullough, c_ 4 0 13 0 Scribe He’s Recovered (By Press) home, Evangeline Card hurler, is the only pitcher in the prancing The lieutenant Sturgeon, ss_ 4 0 0 2 3 BATTING rescue in the nick of time and pro- was granted a divorce today. Kings. 4 110 2 to hold an Mooty, p_ FALL TO RED SOX (Three Leaders In Each League) vided them with a hard-earned 6-4, who with New National league stated further that a Meusel, played the Stale, young- LOS ANGELES, 21— Aug. Club G Ab R H Pet over York in the to edge over all opposition in his ster who is hooked up with the Totals_ 35 6 13 27 11 Player, 3-6, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4 win Southern 20’s, agreed help Iff)—Bill Henry, Los Angeles Red Sox 109 353 108 146 .414 lifetime. Gastonia’s World Williams, California’s doubles support the son, pitching Champion Cincinnati Reds’ Loss Senators_ 114 461 78 170 .369 intercollegiate couple’s adopted BROOKLYN— Ab R H O A Times columnist, talked by Snaps Chicago’s Streak Travis, will take on the system, will be the catch- Yankees 123 481 113 171 .356 titlists, Charlie Mattman and Ted aged 10. Meusel is employed as a Legion juniors starting Walker, rf_ 4 0 0 1 0 trans-Atlantic DiMaggio, telephone today of 32 Consecutive Shut- 95 292 62 96 329 on defense victorious Flint, Michigan nine to- er, if he is available. If Stale is Herman, 2b_ 4 0 12 4 Hopp, Cardinals_ Olewine. guard projects. to Max German 102 399 88 131 .328 the not around then the Reiser, ef_ 4 114 0 Schmeling, Reiser, Dodgers_ the The couple had been married day in regional championships. backstopping out Phillies_111 397 61 130 .328 The other survivors in men’s will Camilli, lb_ 3 1 1 12 0 boxer, and learned that Max Innings Etten, 24 years. 2 The North Carolinians are be handled by Harold Troyer, division were not called into MeCwick, If_ 4 0 12 1 action, as successors to the a receiver in his had recovered completely from HOME RUNS looked upon capable own Lavagei to, 3b_4 0 111 with the result that tomorrow’s pro- of 1940. right. it to either of 0 12 5 injuries he sustained in the in- American League Burma has no outlet Albemarle team, champs Dishing up Reese, ss__4 CHICAGO, Aug. 21.—(#!—The gram will be highlighted by the Although 10 0 12 Keller, Yankees_ 30 The Cincinnati Reds are mak- these catchers will be righthander Owen, c__ vasion of Crete. Boston Red Sox ended the on the Gulf of Siam, one point ol ,,. 0 0 Chicago Williamc, Red Sox_ 28 quarter-finals duel the the team’s star Riggs, z_ 1 0 0 involving the Burmese-Thailand is home stretch drive for the Namoiwiz, flinger. White Sox’ streak at nine Yankees _ 27 border ing a Franks, c_ 1 0 0 2 0 Schmeling, speaking from winning DiMaggio, second-seeded Frank Parker and "Goon” Leuwinski will be the first 0 and also a National only ten to fifteen miles from the National pennant and are depend- Hamlin, p_- 0 0 0 0 Berlin, told Henry he just had games today, put stop League Don McNeill, the national singles baseman for the Soldiers Brown, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 to a run of 32 Camilli, Dodgers_ 25 water. 2 ing upon the strong young arms of visiting come from a Berlin sports consecutive shutout and Wyatt, p. 2 0 0 0 1 Ott, Giants_-_ 21 ruler, with Californians Frank Ko- Meer and Riddle to turn Charley Gilbert will be sta- innings compiled by Chicago hurl- Vander where he was honor -_ 21 tioned at second. Coscarart, zz_ 10 10 0 carnival, Nicholson, Ctfbs vacs and Bill Crosby, and third- the trick. Hunters of North 0 0 0 0 0 ers. Boston won 8 to 5. OUTBOARD MOTORS Casey, p_ guest. * seeded Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Carolina will read with interest Maybury, a chap who is fast Ted Williams broke the shutout RIJNS BATTED IN AND BOATS FOR HIRE a as a third Totals_ 33 2 7 27 14 (The British reported that in American League Gables, Fla., and Wayne Sabin of the news o' the dates for gaining reputation string the second inning when At Our Pier On opening z—Batted for Owen in 4th. DiMaggio, Yankees_c___112 Wrightsvllle sacker in these parts, will be in Schmeling was slain when he he scored on a wild The Portland, Ore., will meet Atlanta’s hunting in the state as set by the zz—Batted for Wyatt in 7th. pitch. Keller, Yankees_-_107 Beach S. Waynick Blvd. his favorite slot for the Archives to after be- Grant and Russell United of the attempted escape Red Sox went on to tally three Williams, Red Sox- 93 Bryan Bitsy) States department Chicago _-_ 112 010 100—6 and Frank Leonard, who also plays ing captured in the battle of more runs in that frame. Bobbitt. The Atlantans were the Interior. The White Sox are Brooklyn_ 000 200 000—2 National League PICKARDS with the Pepsi Cola club, will be Bill first relief Mize, Cardinals _ 89 heroes tournament the team of the Error: Reiser. Runs batted in: Cavar- Crete.) Dietrich, pitcher of yesterday’s up and coming Camilli, 85 209 Market St. Dial 3224 the shortstop. The Davis outfield retta, 2; Reese, 2; Hack. Two base hits: used by the White Sox in 11 games, Dodgers_ record of 102 games match against American and short Nicholson, Cubs _ 82 league nothing will be composed of Jesse Holt in Hack, McCullough, Dallassandro, Her- was touched for three runs in the of the Yanks can stop their present man, Stringer. Home run: Hack. Dou- left, Eddie Jab in center, and Hart fourth but held the Red Sox hitless GYP! drive. Browns are ble plays: Reese, Herman and Camilli; But—The in -1 WALTERS and runless the last five frames right. _ Reese and Camilli; Mooty, PITCHES 21. the team which has been Herman, WATERBURY, Conn., Aug. whipping Sturgeon and Dahlgren. Left on bases: while the Chicagoans kept all picking —\Sh-The Canadian-American rate the top teams this month. a 5; Brooklyn, 5. Bases on balls: doubles by playing total of 102 Chicago, at Heber (.Dick) Newsome, Boston half The and the Cards are Off Mooty, 1; off Brown, 2; off Casey, of exchange cost this city Albert F. Perry Dodgers games in the championship tour- REDS TO VICTORY hurler. playing in the and 1. Struck out: By Mooty, 2; by Hamlin, a buck. Police collected 200 Ca- cripple league ney. 1; by Wyatt, 1. Hits: Off Mooty, 7 in The victory was Newsome’s 14th INSURANCE BONDS too. Grant nadian from me- doing alright Bitsy 9 innings; off Hamlin, 4 in 1 inning, of the season. pennies parking set a record for National tennis (none out in 2nd); off Brown, 1 in 1 Ace Scores 16th Win of Sea- ters and could get only $1.50 for Now In Onr New Office 230 Princess Street Local Champs. BOSTON— Ab R H inning, (none out in Jfcd); off Wyatt, O A them. The Hanover softball league will 5 in 5 innings; off Casey, 3 in 2 in- son to Down Boston Braves DiMaggio, cf _ 5 0 0 2 0 soon call it “journey’s end”. The nings. Winning pteher: Mooty. Losng Fox, rf_ 5 114 0 On Easy Term* Cronin, ss_ 5 2 2 2 4 Commercial and cir- pitcher: Hamlin. Umpires: Barr, Sears by 8 to 5 Score Independent _ and Jorda. Time of game: 2:29. Attend- Williams, If 3 2 2 1 0 WENBERG cuits have a little bit longer to Foxx, lb_ 4 1 2 12 2 iJT\ ance : 9,540 paid; 6,342 boys; 750 sol- run. The tides and the officials diers. Tabor, 3b_ 3 12 2 6 BROS. BOSTON, Aug. 21—(A>)—“Bucky” Doerr, 2b _ 4 10 3 1 could not get together and so the Distributor* Walters collected his 16th victory Pytlak, c 3 0 0 1 2 l|rny ladies’ and boys’ casting tourney H. Newsome, p_ 4 0 10 1 3rd & Grace Sta. of the season today and gave the has been called off for the time Ryba, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 Phone 3686 94TH REGIMENT Cincinnati Reds their 11th tri- being. 2 umph in the last 12 starts as they Totals_ 36 8 10 27 16 defeated the Boston TO TAKE ON 95TH Braves, 8-5. CHICAGO— Ab R H O A 2b_ 2 0 110 The Reds on starter Bill Kolloway, The Field hopped _ The Pick Of Knickerbocker, 2b 2 1111 Posedel in the opening inning; Kuhel, lb_ 4 0 0 6 1 Competition Between Rival belting home two tallies on Eddie Hoag, cf_ 5 13 4 0 rf_ 4 0 2 2 0 Joost’s single, Mike McCormick’s Wright, or Camp Davis Boxers Due for Appling, ss_ 5 12 12 For Dress 5 12 3 Military double; Jimmy Gleeson’s long fly Solters, If___ 0 Showdown Tonight and a Lonnie Kennedy, 3b _ 5 13 2 4 single by Frey. 1 Tresh, c —_ 4 0 0 6 CINCINNATI— Ab B H O A Smith, p _ 1 0 0 0 1 ss Joost, _ 5 4 4 1 1 Dietrich, p_ 3 0 0 1 0 Monday night, the “Fighting M. McCormick, if_ 5 2 S 2 0 Tan Calf Double Leather 95th” will meet the 94th Regiment Oleeson, rf_ S 6 0 0 0 Totals_1_ 40 5 14 27 10 at the Camp Boxing Arena, in the L. Waner, rf_ 0 0 0 0 0 Soles. Rubber Heels. F. McCormick, lb_ 5 0 0 8 0 Boston _ 041 300 000—8 first card. _ 030 000 002J5 inter-regimental boxing Frey, 2b _ 5 112 5 Chicago B and D Widths. d

This to be one of the _ promises Aleno, 3h 4 1110 Errors: Cronin, Kolloway, Kennedy. c _ 3 19 best cards staged at the post. The Lombardi, 0 1 Runs batted in: DiMaggio, Cronin. Craft, cf _ 4 0 1 4 0 95th staged a fast fight program Foxx, 2; Tabor, H. Newsome, Kollo, Walters, p -_ 4 0 0 0 1 Two for the camp last week, and has way, 2; Hoag, Appling, Kennedy. base hit: Kolloway. Three base hit: a number of fine box- 38 8 11 27 8 developed Totals_-_ Foxx. Home run: Cronin. Stolen base: ers, under the direction of Trainer Kolloway. Sacrifice: Pytlak. Double Ab R H O A and Lieut. BOSTON— Cronin and Eddie Kozole J. C. Ad- 5 110 2 plays: Foxx, Foxx; Ap- Sisti, 3b__- pling, Knickerbocker and Kuhel. Left derly, boxing officer. cf _ 1 0 0 2 0 Cooney, on bases: Boston, 5; Chicago, 11. Bases cf _ 4 0 14 0 Lieutenant Dees, boxing officer E. Moore, on balls: Off H. Newsome. 1: off Die- lb 5 0 19 1 of the 94th CA (AA) has worked Hassett. 3. Struck out: By H. Newsome. rf_ 3 0 0 1 0 trich, P. Waner, 1: by by Dietrich, 3. Hits: up a fancy boxing team, long “itch- If_ 4 0 0 2 0 Smith, 1; West. Off H. Newsome, 14 in 8 2-3 innings; to meet the 95th. The com- ss_ 4 113 6 ing” Miller, off 0 in 1-3 inning; off Smith. 2b_ 4 114 5 Ryba, petition will be keen, and interest Roberge. 6 in (none out in 0 O 0 0 0 2.innings, third); is running high from regimental Berres, c off Dietrich, 4 in 7 nnings. Ht by ptcli- c _ 4 13 10 Montgomery, er: H. 2, commanders down to the newest 0 0 0 0 0 By Newsome, (Koloway, Posef.'el, p _ Wild Smith. Winning The 94th is the 0 0 0 0 1 Wright). pitch: recruits. first regi- Hutchings, p- pitcher: U. Newsome. Losing pitcher: _ 2 110 1 ment to the su- Javery, p Smith. Passarella. Rommel challenge boxing 10 10 0 Umpires: Rowell, z __ and Basl. Time of 2:10. Attend- premacy of the “Fighting 95th.” 0 0 0 1 0 game: Salvo, p_ ance: (Actual), 4,491. Neither officer has yet revealed Demaree, zz_ 1 0 0 0 0 the list of scheduled matches, but Tan Calf English Aviaior 38 5 10 27 16 Louisiana ranked first, Wiscon- it is certain that Gutz, the doughy Totals_,_ in 6th. sin second and hio third in the Buckle style Leather Soles. little fighter of the 95th, will fight z—Batted for Javery zz—Batted for Salvo in 9th. fur production of the United B and D Widths. Dilworth, the pride of the 94th States for 1939. 4 for 6 rounds. Cincinnati_ 204 101 000—8 90c Boston _ 000 041 000—5 FULL PINT The bouts will start at 8 p.m. £ Hassett. Runs at the camp boxing arena. Errors: Joost, Sisti, in: M. McCormick. Gleeson, F/ COMFORT FOR The event will be to the batted open McCormick, Frey, Lombardi. Craft, Has. personnel of all regiments. Civil- sett, 2: Sisti, Javery, Rowell. Two base FULL 1 are also invited. 2 hits: M. McCormick, Craft. Ro- $1-75 ians Joost, new berge. Stolen bases: Joost. M. McCorm- A Wing Tip quart ick. Sacrifice: Gleeson. Double plays: southern the A In the hemisphere, Roberge. Miller and Hassett. Left on style. nifty pat- This Whiskey is winter months are June, July, bases: Cincinnati, 6: Boston, 7. Bases 4 tern for dress. years old August and September. on balls: Off Walters, 1; off Javery, 1; off Salvo, 1. Struck out: By Walters, S; by Salvo. 1. Hits: Off Posedel, 3 in 1 inning: off Hutchings, 4 in 1 2-3 in- nings: off Javery, 4 in 3 1-3 innings; off Salvo, 0 in 3 innings. Losing pitch- sizzling feet Brown Moccasin in er: Posedel. Umpires: Magerkurth. Hot Alqonquin Stewart and Dunn. Time of game: 2:00. sidewalks are tough on sweaty feet. Relieve the Attendance: 2,232 and 932 boys. blistery, sirsling leather or rubber soles, misery. Use medicated MERITT j POWDER. dust on feet and .MONTE PEARSON SOLD Just in shoes. Contains active 21.— UP) — chemically BOSTON, Aug. ingredients that counteract the of the Pitcher Monte Pearson symptoms of Athlete's Foot, Ex- out- Cincinnati Reds was sold cessive Perspiration, Chafing and PRIVATE STOCK of the Pa- right to Hollywood Prickly Heat. 50c at drug stores. RYE Whiskey cific Coast league today. He Straight won and lost three games this year. He was purchased from 106 NORTH FRONT STREET the New York Yankees last winter for an undisclosed sum. f