How To Keep Cool Under Fire SIDE GLANCES GalbraitK • By CITY SOFTBALL BOSTON BRAVES • Nelson Retains Title I—^7"-W---~T“ II TOURNEY OPENS In Open Tolf Tourney MANAGER QUITS; TONIGHT ■- ~ COACH GETS JOB HERE CHICAGO, July 30— {ft—.Byron > felson, defending champion and The City Softball Championship LEADING SCORERS BOSTON, July 30.—<.T)—The Bos- itlist in three of the four previous gets underway tonight on the IN TAM O'SHANTER on Braves office announced toJvy Robert diamond when the \ neets, won the $60,000 all-Ameri- Strange hat Bob Coleman had resigned as Bluethenthal Air Base, win- 1 :an Golf Army July 30.— I/P) —Leading Open Tournament today, the CHICAGO, nanager and had been replaced by ners of the first-half flag, and scorers in All-American golf champion- is he finished with 67 for a record 3ei Bissonette, a coach. City Opticians, winners of the ships after closing 18 holes (cash win- in ): L2-hole total of 269, 19 under par John Quinn, general second half, begin the tournament. nings parenthesis manager, OPEN (PAR 36-36—13) ind 11 strokes ind other Braves officials could The Fliers took the first set of 202-87—365 ahead of the field. Byron Nelson, Toledo. O., iQt he reached immediately in New games with put much trouble, win- ($10,300). Nelson, who had fashioned a 66 two. Gene Sarazen, New York, N. Y., 210- ning nine and loosing only ind a of 68’s in first 70— 380 ($6,250). pair the The won eight victories Eyemen Lt. Ben Hogan,. Louisville, Ky., 209- hree rounds, acquired $10,200 by M’CARTHY DECIDES and were beaten once by the Ste*®fi 71—380 ($4,250). lis run-away victory to swell his N. J., 210- Engineers. Vic Ghezzi, Atlantic City, rears winnings to almost $34,000 70-^281 ($2,166). NEW YORK, July etween 44-year-old Gene Sarazen, to the club from Buffalo, N. Y., will be the umpires. Charles Tacoma, Wash., 213- , Congdon, if.New York, who carded a clos- where he is on an indefinite under- 70— John Koczan, Air Base 2*3 ($1,333). ng 70, and Lt. Ben Hogan, of Kirkwood. Abingfon, Fa., 313-71— leave of absence because of ill- hander, who. hurled six no-hitters Jpe who with 1*3 ($1,333). Louisville,. finished 71. nees. this or Leacsh will season, Captain Sgt. Dutch 'Harrison, Wright- Field, The triumph was Nelson’s ninth handle the mound duties for the O., 310-73—283 ($.333). V ■ straight in-individual competition, X) Frank Stranahan. Toledo, O., 210- York where the Braves play a What with the weather warm and the competition hot, Elizaheth Fliers. v lit hough., his victory string began 73^283 ($1BQ War StajnpsK'f’ doubleheader, with the Giants to- of Long Beach, Calif., finds a pleasant way to keep cool as she Clyde Lordan, City Optical ace, 218- ieh tournaments when he and Hicks (X) Bdji Cochran. St. Louis, ago further information her title in All-American Women’s Golf at will the nod for the > morrow. No defends Championships probably get 67—281. ($100 War Stamps'. / Harold (Jug) McSpaden won the course in Miss Hicks N. was available here. Tam O'Shanter Chicago. is former National Eyemen. Robert Shipp, utility Mike Tumesa, White Plains, Y.. Mianhf four-batll meet. n the club Women's champion. will be held in reserve. 214-70—28$,$*75! Handicapped by injuries, man, v'Pa-, Only once in the eight nine-hole Tery Johnson', Norristown, ,11S* is in a losing streak that now has These two teams have met four 71— 284 rounds did the methodical Nelson ($87$). to The times each two Sam Hot Va., .210-75— extended nine games. before, winning Snead, Springs, go as high as par 36. That was 285 ($550). Braves have won only two of their games. on his Opening nine last Thursday MacPhail -V-—— Ky Laffoon, Chicago, 213-72-385 ($550). last 14 tilts and recently dropped Uncle Harry Nettelbladt, Avon, Conn., 213-; ind he blistered over the return Larry a four-game series to the dodgers. 72—285 in 30 for a jbi1 y. ir ($$50). liind; brilliant 66, six ~y Gib Hot Ark., 214- Coleman succeeded Casey Assist sacker Brooklyn. thing. velopment then. Sport, rightly un- Louis Chicago, 231-79—310. centerfielder. players waived out? Esposito, -V- exception of Lisk, STANDINGS , Larry MacPhail, President of derstood, is an occupation of the -V- In Wave “It's easy, really," one New Anniversary The Pirates will take to the field the Yanks, didn't do any more whole man and, while perfecting Cuccinello Leads York executive “You — explained. Nine Vets Return tomorrow without the RESULTS YESTERDAY — the night helping or any more than the body, it also makes mind wrong right waivers on a By distributing approximately just keep asking play- a more refined instrument for the American National League any other executive in the majors and League hand of Louis “Lefty” Cheshire, er that will bring ‘a fine price. To Puke Gridiron >,000 pamphlets applic^on Cincinnati at St. Louis (Late night when he finally got waivers on search and communication ol his last for the Sure, they’ll all put in for him at blanks to women on the street Batters With .333 who pitched game game). and sold him out of the truth. It helps man achieve tha1 Borowy DURHAM, 30.— UP) —The lere, Wilmington Girl Scouts yes- the Only game scheduled. chain the $7,500 tag but you just with- end to which all others must be July Bucs Saturday night, deieating league. It's a big business two weeks in the celebra- draw him from the market. Keep Duke Blue Devils, after erday participated CHICAGO, July 30—(TP)—Veteran Newport News Shipbuilders 11-1. American League deal that has existed for subservient, the service and praise gang of sessions in work- tion of the third anniversary of the No scheduled. putting him up and after a while of his Creator.” limbering-up Tony CucinneUo, White Sox third Cheshire has joined the Louisville games years. all out clothes, went into full-dress uni- Eounding of the WAVES. baseman who has led of the Boston Red the other honers in your league, -V- American club, property STANDINGS The the waiver rule works afternoon for their first The pamphlets describe the need way figuring you won’t let him go at the form this league batters for most of the cur- Sox. Joe for enlistments in the the National League is this. If you want to sell waiver fail to in a claim. 50-minute summer drill. Seventy Waves, rent season, boosted his price, put Tom Holmes Leads average Cheshire is the third member oi Chicago _ 58 32 .644 Bloke to another league or to the to Head qualifications required and the type Then you’re clear and you sell him candidates reported Coa'|h eight points last Week and now Kite’s to leave the club *St. Louis _ 54 39 .581 women this aggregation minors you ask waivers. Eddie Cameron. of work done by in Brooklyn _ 53 39 .576 out of the league.” National Batten heads the circuit’s hit parade yith this season. Ed Urban was first in branch of the service. The Pittsburgh _ 49 46 .516 If somebody your league That’s what MacPhail did, and The drill today consisted of run- appli- a .333 mark. to in the season _ 46 with- cation blanks filled out go, leaving early New York 49 .516 claims old Joe, why you just of sectional drills, may be and 47 if any the others had done it NEW YORK, July 30.—(iP)—Tom- ning through plays, Six points behind the 36-year-old to play with the Portsmouth cl ‘Cincinnati _ 40 .460 draw him and some time returned to the 41 51 .446 try again would have considered it a Holmes of Boston leads the and passing. So far, few if any, of Navy recruiting Boston _ / they my Chicago infielder is runnerup now placing third in the Piedmont to catch the rest of the clubs nap- in the are definite. office in the postoffice. Philadelphia _ 26 70 .271 smart piece of business. The trou- National League batting today positions * From the Commandant of the George Case, Washington outfield- League. Does not include last night’s gime. ping. If nobody puts in a claim ble is that now the shoe is on the the hair-breadth of .0015 Over half of those who reported by margin er, with .327. Philadelphia’s Bob Lambreth was the second then you can sell him at your own are either civilian or Sixth Naval district, Rear Admir- Dolly other foot and it’s pinching, hard. over Goody Rosen of Brooklyn. freshmen, Estalella passed Stirnweiss American League instead of him go in al Jules came the George riurler to leave the Wilmington club price, letting The are the Holmes’ average ©1 Navy, and only about 15 of the en- James, USN., Team Won Lost Pet. clubs that doing Although of New York and Ed Lake -of Bos- the mound staff of the Mon- of “Well joining _ 36 .581 vour own league for a paltry $7,- squawking know that had they .36857 counted .369 because the tire group has ever played college Navy’s highest praise Detroit 50 Done” for the record of ton to take over third place in the treal club, now leading the Inter- New York _ 46 40 .535 500. fraction is more than half a ball. Only 9 of last year’s Sugar three-year been able to it point _- 45 41 .523 get Borowy might scramble with .312. Stirn- national Montreal has won Washington The exceptions are 10-year team are on hand the WAVES in this district. slugging League. only have been a $7,500 ticket into the and osen’s .36842 becomes merely Bowl champion Boston _ 46 42 .523 weiss was a behind the 66 and lost 31 games this season. men in the They don’t He stated that the WAVES have point _ 44 44 .500 majors. World Series. They really have no .368, the difference is so slight that this year. Chicago Athletics’ outfielder As Cheshire the Lousiville _ 43 44 .494 have to go to the minors. -V- done much in the three years since with ,311 and joins Cleveland one to blame but themselves—and a single hit or time at bat would 43 .494 MacPhail didn't start this under- their founding, but added that there the Red Sox’ infielder was next club, they are in third p'sition in St. Louis _-_ 42 their own rule which has no teeth. reverse the standings. HENRY FORD, *2 Philadelphia_ 30 56 .340 a deal for them to with .307. the American Association, stand. They’re giving him fits be- Rosen’s Chase of Holmes 30.— is still great winning NEW YORK. July 30.—(.P)-Probable finally DEARBORN, Mich., July 47 cause he a pitcher do. -V- 58 and losing contests. pitchers for tomorrow’s Major League slipped winning was succesful last week when Ford was 82 old early s,i—Henry years Kite announced and lost records in paren- past them, one who would have BASEBALL’S BIG SIX “The WAVES have firmly estab- last night that he games. (Won the Dodger outfielder took the leae today and in his annual birthday WEATHER theses). meant the to several other lished themselves as an integral fs trying to find a dependable port- pennant but he went into : statement an NATIONAL LEAGUE immediately predicted “unequall sider to clubs. By the Asociated Press part of the service,” he stated, replace Cheshire. Boston at New York (2)—Lee (4-7) in hitless tailspin and dropped batf ed prosperity” for the nation if (Continued From Take Fritz Ostermueller in 1944. Batting (Three leaders each league). “Their accomplishments constitute Page One) Probably starters for tomorrow’s and Javery (1-3) or Logan (3-7» Vs Player, Club G AB R H Pet. into the runnerup spot. its “doesn’t dawble.” WASHINGTON, July industry 30.—(,P)—Weath- is as follows: Voiselle (11-10) and Feldman f8-9). Just a short few days from being a bright page in the history of the er bureau of game Holmes, Braves_ 94 388 88 143 .369 -V- “The nation and the world are on report temperature and Brooklvn at Philadelphia (2) (Twi- 24 Pirates Swansboro __ far a 10-year man he was waived out Rosen, Dodgers 87 361 81 133 .368 war.” rainfall the hours ending 8 p. m., night)—Branca (1-0) and Lombardi the threshold of a prosperity and in the of the and Brooklyn sold Cavarretta, Cubs 92 349 70 122 .350 Tobacco To principal cotton growing areas Pos. Player Player (5-7) Vs. Scane f 1-9» and Barrett (4-14). league Expert Quit standard of that never be- and elsewhere: Cuccinello, W. Sox 82 288 38 96 .333 living 2b—McKeithan_ Truea Cincinnati at St. Louis (2 Twi-night)— him to He refused to S‘aMo» L K’lall Syracuse. _ Case. Senators_ 82 336 49 110 .327 fore was considered possible,” he H Walters (9-8 * and Fox (4-4) Vs. Don- a Hitler Still Live Lisk and made nice 88 317 37 99 .312 Agriculture Department May —- 76 36 cf—Coward__ report Syracuse Estalella, A^iletics said. Alpt«a' nelly (6-7) anl Wilks (4-6) or Purisich Asheville _ 86 68 0.10 3b—Alien .Hatsell piece of change selling him to the -V- German Leader States (0-2). BATTED IN Atlanta _ 85 70 — RUNS LP> scheduled. Pirates who had waived on him WASHINGTON, July 30.— lb—Stanley ._.. Green Only games AUTO DAMAGED Atlantic _ American League native City 73 71 AMERICAN LEAGUE when Brooklyn started all this Dr. W. W. Garner, of Tim- rf—Davis ... DeRiccc R. Johnson, Red Sox ---— 56 Police reported yesterday BERLIN, July 30—(A>)—Col. Gen. Birmingham ’_ 8* 72 New York at Boston—Dubiel (5-7) of S. will retire tomor- _ If—Paxton ___— 54 monsville, C., Boston 80 65 Perrone Etten, Yankees Gorbatov, Russian chair- Ruffing (1-0) Vs. Ferriss (17-3). row 40 that automobiles operated by Alexander !_90 58 Binks, Senators -45 after years in the Agricul- Buffalo ss—^Vickery __ Weismar Philadelphia at Washington (2 Twi- nan of the Allied Kommandatur _ York, Tigers ---______——45 ture Department. Walfer Godwin, Castle Hayne, Burlington 87 55 c—Stateon Pearsor night)—Flores (4-4) and Kneer (2-7) Vs. “there is no Dallas —L-l,_ 94 79 MADE ESPECIALLY National League of the and Sol Shain, 622 North 4th for Berlin, said today Leonard (11-4) and Wolfe (11-6). He has been head divisior or Sheeharr ---—86 Chicago _ fg 65 p—Fish ...... Perkins, Walker, Dodgers street collided at 6th and Red lefinite proof that Hitler is dead Chicago at Cleveland (night)—Lee TO RELIEVE TORTURE AND 83 }f tobacco in th« _ -——— investigations Cincinnati 88 65 *>•'" James, La Ganfinc Vs. Klieman (4-4). Olmo, Dodgers did not rule out the (li-7) 77 streets. damage ind he pos- ..._. KILL GERMS* THAT CAUSE Holmes, Braves ---—— Bureau of Plant Industry for 3’ Cross Slight Cleveland 87 61 St. Loins at Pittsburgh—Jakuck! to Godwin’s that the former Fuehrer Denver ___ 92 62 (10-7) Vs. Ovcrmire years. Alone or jointly with othei was done car, they sibility (7-7)._ HOME BUNS in Detroit _•.__ 86 62 members of the he hai said. No charges were pre- vas alive and hiding. GAME POSTPONED American League division, Duluth _—_ 65 59 0.40 ferred. Gorbatov said he had heard that Browns -14 published at least 60 papers ant Ei Paso 94 67 a IUCKY TIGER RUB ATHLETE’S FOOT Stephens, a allays dentist had identified Port 79 _—,.—— -V-—— Hitler’s Worth___L_95 R. Johnson, Red Sox bulletins on tobacco chemistry anc Last night’s softball game on First applications of wonderful soothing, Sex £ the former lead- Galveston _ 92 60 Lake, Red culture. Use the sponge method to wash iawbone as that of the Robert Strange diamond highly medicated Zemo Yankees Jacksonville _ 92 76 liquid promptly Etten, J made of cr sr, but added that he knew nothing between the Dow Chemi- c handbags plastics Kansas City _ 9$ Fthyl relieve itchy soreness between cracked Hayes. Indians -— coated the rumor. West _ 69 81 cal and | Indians -f washable fabrics. jeyond Key Co., the Bluethenthal ITCHY,gcafa. peeling toes. Then Zemo *on contact Seerey, Knoxville _:J._ 88 71 9.12 a with Athletics -- brisk, tills germs that cause and Estalella, Raiders, was postponed because Try refreshing massage spread Little Rock ._-_ 90 74 Clift, Senators -— J U. S. DESTROYERS of wet The will LUCKY TIGER Makes Athlete’s Foot. _— grounds. game your Cullenbine, Tigers * Los An teles 81 63 Regular. • ■ Louisville _ 90 65 be played at a later date. hair look better.™ Zemo is a Doctor’s antiseptic formula National League NEW BULL Jack Sonfa scalp feel better...your with By Memphis_,- — 9J 73 an amazing record of success. Zemo Holmes, Braves -rr caused loose dandruff _—-— 93 69 by --- Meredian allays itchy scalp really works—the first trial convinces. Lombardi, Giants HIT JAP CITIES Miami __'- 95 75' 9.06 for or minor irritations. Clean, stainless. At all Send Workman, Braves Skin-Misery Help scalp drugstores. --Jjj Minn.-St. Paul _— 75 67 0.10 Zemo to in service. 87 73 0.11 “Hot Season” Ask barber for a boys --—V-— (Continued From Page One) Mobjile _ Family’8 your ZEMO New Orleans_-— 76 A real friend for sizzling days, scorching LUCKY TIGER Rub or get a three small and flew York..'-—- 79 70 nights—it’s Mexsana, the soothing, med- Babe Herman Gets craft, damaged 90 75 bottle from Savannah _ icated powder. Checks smart of heat your druggist one escort aircraft carrier, one 73 51 — FOR — .Seattle __ rash, heat, chafe; eases itch of A His Old Number 3 four es- 90 76 prickly large transport, destroyer Tampa .5_— rashes, on baby and grown-ups. 91 72 0.03 simple corts, one submarine tender, one Vicksburg _ favorite. Send some overseas. ■ TIME f8 70 40-year TIGER CORRECT 1 KY BROOKLYN. July 30.—W—Whei and seven Washington Save most in sizes. Get Mexsana. large midget sub- 87 77 0.85 larger the Dodgers resume theii Wilmington I CALL 2-3575 Brooklyn marines, one gunboat, seven car- mm catch the National League ff FOR drive to go vessels, and 11 small craft. Cubs at Philadel leading Chicago British planes shot down one ■ CORRECT JEWELRY Babe Herman wil phia tomorrow plane over their targets and one No. the same num VISIT be wearing 3, over water; they five I in hi: destroyed ber he carried years ago and damaged five on the ground; I The JEWEL ROX with the club. first stay and they sank one lugger, damaged ■ WHmlngton’s Most Pe»»lar Since his return to the Dodger! 12 cargo-carrying vessels, three de- H Store as a hit Jewelry several weeks ago pinch stroyers and four destroyer-es- 4 under ter he has worn No. pro corts. was made E 109 M. Front St. test. The change pos The destroyer foray against the of Catche: sible by optioning Shimizu carried Halsey’s great sea- Paul. John Dantonio to St. air offensive into its 22nd 'con- secutive since the first car- - day .I rier-borne raids against Tokyo July 10. During that period the Third ~~ Fleet ha? destroyed 571 planes, and damaged 778 for a total of 1,349. p Two hundred and ninety ships have been sunk and 684 damaged for a total of 974, including 8! war- GILBEY’S ships—the last of Japan’s once formidable home battle fleet. Nimitz announced that the battle- ship-cruiser bombardment of Ham- GIN amatsu on the night of July 29- yr m\- 30 damaged railroad workshops and gutted several buildings. Fires CeSTAG, Distilled and bottled by W. k A. were started in a propellor fac- Gilbey’s Ltd. in the UNITED tory, while military barracks and z^-yeAe-ou? a textile works were i >\eMMe\e>\r s^aK msrs STATES as well as iin ENGLAND, damaged. -V- b "iwe euu. op -fte- AUSTRALIA, & CANADA. sy Oaks are more likely to be struck Y PAM PAS A^U PlBfb by lightning than are other trees. y •

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