Suiting fskf ^pofk Nats Makes MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1>U, 1943-A—12 Beating by Yanks Tighten Down Stretch — ——— ---- __ Bombers Must Down PLENTY MOORE —By JIM BERRYMAN or Record Against New York Best Win, Lose Draw / IT’S ILLEGALLY /ooofTthisn'-\ / X Westerners TMATGUY WASN'T ! BIRD'S GONAJAMAKE ) BURTON HAWKINS. Tough EVEN ON THIS SIDE * Club in Years By ) A HONEST4-F By Washington ! VME ) Some Stray Thoughts Behind the Headlines \OF TH’ FIELD jS Displaying their longest winning Wynn. Chandler, who has won 19 _ streak of To Nab Pennant X SN. H-)_✓ ^~~'V-----' the season and their best games, was nicked for a In the record in years against the Yankees third when Case Braves Sweep Phillies in Twin Bill—And we’re wondering if doubled, By TED MEIER, —an even break in 22 games—the took third after Spence filed to Bud Freddy Fitzsimmons of the Phillies still is believing what he said back in Associated Press Sports Writer. Nats still may produce a 20-game Metheny and scored on Powell's neat July when he grasped the reins of Cox’s of Owner army incompetents. It sounds fantastic, but can it be winning in , who bunt. Bill Cox had fired Harris and him with Bucky supplanted Fitzsimmons, that the will can reach that goal by sweeping his With considerable aid from Wynn, Who "I believe said, the Philadelphia club has great possibilities.” “blow” the pen- last three starts of the campaign. New York grasped a 2-1 lead in the nant to who If Fitzsimmons believed what he said he is a fit speciman for shock Washington, or perhaps Wynn, registered victory No. seventh. Metheny opened with a even 17 treatment by now, for he hasn’t done any better than Hands, wdio at least Cleveland, in the last two weeks yesterday at Griffith Stadium in , but was forced by Bill John- of the season? the of a took a lot of assorted junk off baseball's scrap heap and lifted it into Tari- 10-inning, 3-2, opener son. Keller walked and On by a double-header with the Yankees— a to ffed atmosphere of the first division long enough to get Philadelphia fans top nine-game margin pumped single center, scoring over the second-place Nats and also beaten in the second game, 5-1, Johnson and Keller to steamed up about baseball. by shifting third. 12 games over the In- to the undisguised glee of 30,851 cus- took their third-place Nats Triumph in 10th. When the Phillies anticipated plunge Cox gave Harris the the Yanks tomers—is calculated to start dians, need to win only three In that situation ax. At the time the Phillies wrere .424 baseball for Dickey tapped playing Bucky. Despite 5 of their 14 games times in the Nats’ remaining 12 remaining to Wynn and Keller was trapped be- Fitzsimmons’ vision of "great possibilities” the Phillies have played .429 to clinch their seventh champion- games. Eight of these contests will tween third and the plate. He waa baseball for him. ship in eight years. * be played as part of twin bills. — 1 trapped, that is, until Wynn mys- The Cox-Harris blowoff developed Eastern Hockey League, the Wash- Under the circumstances this JS k' When the Nats resume operations teriously threw to first base, per- after Informed the blindly ington Brewers of the American would seem no for the "sncKy fingers"c:omes SOME FOLKS Wednesday night in a Bucky hardship twilight-night mitting Keller to score. enthusiastic Cox that the Phillies Basket Ball Wash- Bronx Bombers, but there is our OF ^ HIM"TWE double-header with St. Louis League, George every AIOWHEKE lb 5AIAG CALL they’ll With two out in the ninth it could finish ahead of the ; ington, Georgetown. Catholic and indication that gaining those five carry a nine-game winning streak probably BAUGH'S AIR-BOMBS... A MARAUDER".. seemed that boner was slated to end Giants and had a chance to beat American Universities, the Presi- victories will be one of the into action and also will own a ; toughest AFTER TWEARMyS string the Nats' winning streak. Johnson out the Braves. Bucky was trying I dent’s Cup Regatta and midget auto tasks the Yankees have faced this of 15 successive triumphs at Griffith SWIFT, TDEADL/ had tripled with one out in the tell he had a For war is year. Stadium. will to Cox seventh-place racing. sports hell. Wynn probably pitch ninth, but Vernon The fact MEDIUM BOMBER.. tapped meekly to team and the Phillies’ freshman that they missed clinch- Thursday night against the Browns Chandler Bout \ 8s Bob remained on third. owner considered it an insult. Cox Dorazio-Hart Tonight Rated ing at least a tie for the title —HITS QUICK AND and otherwise figures to face the by Jake an Even—"This will a Early rapped ordinary isn't wiser but he may be be real war,” said dropping a double-header to the 3 HARD.AMJ> White Sox and Tigers. probably grounder at Etten. sadder. Promoter Goldie Ahearn, who rates Nats yesterday may prove the turn- I ISQOAJE.... Case Resting Sore Leg. but the ball skipped off the end of all his battles as lacking only little ing point. The double loss, 3 to 2 in , striving to lead the his glove for a tainted single, per- Uline Denies American less activity than W'as displayed in 10 , and 5 to 1, gave the Nats Quitting league in stolen bases for a fifth mitting Johnson to score with the who the Salerno engagement. a of the Hockey League—Mike Uline, swoep three-game series successive season, to return run. Goldie was hopes tying admitted a loss of $60,000 on his watching Gus Dorazio against three of the best Yankee to the Nats’ line-up following a two- The Nats produced the 1941- 42 Lions, also punch the frame of Ted Wint in a , Charley Wensloff, winning Washington Spud day rest. Leading Chicago’s Wally run with two out in the 10th. Case a bundle of cash on his Saturday sparring session in a large Chandler and Ernie Bonham. dropped Moses by two stolen bases, Case was moved to second as room atop a billard hall on Ninth singled, Spence 1942- 43 edition but he says he hasn't Flag for Nats Could forced to retire in the second walked street, He was Happen. game and Powell proceeded to decided to toss in the towel despite expressing great glee If the Nats win all with a of their re- pulled muscle in his left leg. break up the game with a to the fact President Maurice Podoloff every time Dorazio whipped a punch single maining 12 games they will finish Case tied his personal record in center, scoring Case. of the Wash- into Wint’s tummy and displaying American League says the season with 21 straight victories the first game, his 51st base the inevitable that stealing Wynn restricted the Yankees to ington has quit and has announced telegram saying (remember the Cubs in to match his 1939 the of Chicago output. Moses con- five hits, while the Nats mustered a schedule that include the manager an outstanding doesn’t 1935?). In that case the Yankees tinues to jeopardize Case’s suprem- nine off Chandler, with Powell Lions. fighter had agreed to risk all by pro- would have to win four games from acy since the White Sox have three of them. matching his prominent pug against played ducing Uline says he'll make up his mind the always difficult , two less games than the Nats. the winner of whatever fight Goldie on Wednesday in regard to the , St. Louis Browns The Nats, victorious in 14 of happens to be promoting at that their Lions, who brought him little fun and to tie. last 18 games and winner of their particular time. This time it was Baseball's Six hi two seasons. He fired Ching It is a bit more difficult to see how last five collisions with the Big Jimmy Bivins’ manager admitting FROM PRE-SEASON PLAY. pennant- By the Associated Pres* Johnson, his first , and weeks Cleveland, a team bound succeded via Western Union that the winner notoriously poor Yankees, in em- (Three leaders In each league.) ago he admitted he was searching in the road, can win the barrassing the leaders of the Dorazio-Al Hart fuss might pennant, league in the Batting. for a coach to Man- but it is possible. WIL8W or more replace George be privileged to face Bivins, who is nightcap. Mickey Haefner limited (375 times .) who The Indians have 13 them to tha, replaced Johnson, in the labeled the games left to two hits, both delivered in O. AB. R H. Pet. ‘‘duration heavyweight Muslal. Cardinals. 143 575 09 205 event the Lions operated this sea- play, all on the road. Four are the first while .368 champion.” /i inning, the Nats Herman, Dodgers 140 536 70 179 .334 son. against the Yanks and three against pounded Ernie Bonham for 14 hits, Appling. White So* 140 528 63 171 .324 Jimmy Wilson, who trains Dorazio, * E Hott. Pirates 146 549 78 173 Washington. If the who three each .315 Meanwhile Jack Espey, third in a came over to talk and was Indians, LOOMS AS ONE OF THIS YEAR'S including by Stan Spence Wakefield. Tigers. 142 581 86 182 .313 shop beat Cramer. Tigers 130 562 78 170 series of Uline Arena man- asked Detroit twice yesterday, 1 to 0 and Gerald Priddy. .303 general against what fighter Dorazio BACKS IN THE Curtright, W. Sox. 123 428 60 129 .303 has and 6 to 2, win all 13 while the OUTSTANDING < The two sliced agers, resigned to resume toil as had enjoyed the best night of his triumphs New Bans Batted In. a Nats win 9 of 12 and the Yanks only York’s lead to the still newspaperman after an absence career. “Against Joe Louis,” an- NATIONAL LEAGUE_NOT ONE command- . American League. 1 of the Tribe would on ^ Nicholson. Cubs 113 York. of 14 years, during w’hich he boomed swered w'hich 14, finish v ing advantage of nine games, but Tigers 108 Wilson, seemed mildly OF Elliott. Pirates 96 Etten. Yankees loo top by half a game. FOOTBALL'S BEEFY BOYS. the Nats at least succeeded George Washington University’s astonishing, inasmuch as the record in de- Herman, Dodgers 92 Johnson. Yankees 92 Jim Bagby turned in a two-hitter laying New York’s Home then star-spangled football team to book relates Louis disposed of Do- BUT HE KNOWS HOW To APPLY pennant party. Runs. in Detroit for To clinch Nicholson. 24 prominence and transferred his pub- razio in two rounds. blanking the Indians. the pennant the Yankees Cubs. York. Tigers 31 Ott. Giants ... 18 Keller. Yankees 28 Southpaw A1 aided Allie EVERY OUNCE To FURTHERING need to win five of licity ideas to the Washington Red- “Yeah, Louis got rid of him in two Smith, by ^ only their re- Northey. Phillies 16 Stephens. Browns, 20 skins with success. Reynolds in a relief role, stopped the maining 14 games even should rounds,” said Wilson, “but Gus gave THE REDSKINS' CAUSE. Tigers in the its So now Uline Arena has no general Joe a good going over in that first nightcap. Washington sweep remaining and after Adams 12 contests. manager day tomorrow round. He gave him such a body Giants’ in 66th Game. Uline doubtless will announce it has beating, in fact, that he became The National League champions, Heafner Pitches Best Game. no team. There was a the St. Louis hockey plan careless, which isn't very healthy Cardinals, were beaten SPLIT SECOND THINKING MAKES HIS Heafner, who captured his 10th tf> play basket ball double-headers when fighting somebody like Louis. twice by the , 6 to 0 BLOCKING SOMETHING PRETTy To win against only four losses, yielded a there, featuring George Washington “Gus came back to his corner at and 10 to 9. Follow...pdr 3ALL-carrier. 4/vd Wak._ run in the first when 1 — ■ ■ —-- inning and c» ■ m Georgetown, but the Colonials the end of the first round and said, Ace Adams, in helping the New Charley Keller tripled to score and have abandoned basket York Giants a Frankie Hoyas ‘I thought you told me* this $;uy was take double-header Crosetti, but thereafter ball. Uline the doesn't want waffle- a good fighter. I'll drive him outa from Brooklyn, 3 and 1 and 7 to 4, Yankees reached base only four eared rasslers into his Predicts times, twice on coming plant the ring.’ appeared in his 66th game of the Army, Navy to Unveil Neyland Kenwood Invitation walks and twice on and occasional boxing shows won’t “He lunged at Louis’ chin and season, equaling the major league errors by Third Baseman Bob John- the rent. pay missed. Joe was surprised that Do- record set by of the Chi- Great Grid Boom son. Little Haefner struck out seven The in Ice-Capades probably will re- razio was attempting to force the cago White Sox 35 years ago. Elevens as By the Associated Press. unleashing his best perform- a Golf turn for two-week run this Majors Set ance of winter, fight, but the next time Gus leaped Pittsburgh got back into the thick DALLAS. Sept. Tourney the year. but in the meantime Uline 20.—Collegiate The Nats Arena at Joe’s jaw—he had to leap to of the fight for second place by beat- football after the war? pounced on Bonham for be may decorated by a few cobwebs. reach his chin—Louis wasn’t sur- ing the Cincinnati Reds 10 to three runs in the first as twice, Start Man, oh man! says Col. Bob inning Case The Lions are This Week For beat out a Washington joining prised. He flattened Gus very 3 and 2 to 1. Neyland. Sept. 30 bunt, Spence tripled and the ranks of local sports such and ghosts promptly, but it was a whale of a The Boston Braves made it five in By the Associated Press. Col. division Kenwood Golf and as the Neyland, engineer Country Club’s Washington Eagles of the fight while it lasted.” a row over the Phillies, 3 to 2 and singled. They picked up another Notre Dame, Southern California, for the United States Army, invitation links was 6 to 5 in 14 innings behind excellent tourney today run in the third on Spence's WHAT A North- single, see pitching by Jim Tobin and A1 Jav- Army, Navy, Georgia Tech, whose 14-year-record of 117 vic- set for September 30. Invitations will Powell’s sacrifice and Johnson’s dou- ble and Leafs Yankees' Cricket ery. western, California, Dartmouth and tories, 12 losses and 8 ties at Ten- go out to around 30 local amateurs fashioned their final run In DiPFeneMce Reach, Chiefs The White Sox and the St. Louis the seventh on Gene Moore's Ohio State unveil their 1943 football nessee was tops in college foot- and to all the pros around town. double Browns and Johnson's split, the Browns taking the teams this week ball, predicted today that "sta- single. A tlTTie-eXTKA British end and hope to The affair will be ran off in a single Delights opener. 7 to 4, and the Sox the diums will have to be rebuilt to Washington dealt By the Associated Press. grab his Near Final in I. L. nightcap, 6 to 1. The Boston Red places alongside Michigan, hold the day at medal play, and will be the fourth defeat of the season in M A ices AT crowds." UNITED STATES AIR Duke and Purdue as the the Br the Sox and the Philadelphia Athletics stickouts of And this fans will only scheduled event of the year in opener, despite a brainstorm Associated Press. BASE IN year’s get by ENGLAND, Sept. 20.— Joe out That no also split. Dobson shut the the infant season. greater thrills than ever because the invitation field. hitter, young Walt A cricket team led by Capt. John (Monk) Dubiel of A’s in the opener, 14 to 0, with five of the element of uncertainty and Newark, hurled at M. Puryear of Harteselle, Ala., Notre Dame, where Angelo Ber- Claude Rippy has done it again. the hits. The A’s took the nightcap, the of expense of Syracuse late in the defeated one telli will be tossing his bullet passes preponderance younger The slender in Official Scores guided by Capt. R. 6 to behind Jess Flores’ Carolinian, putting International 1, eight- for the first half of boys who are daring and take League season, is P. Barry of Brockton, Mass., 92 to the season, his best form, thumped out a 6- FIRST GAME. twirling. chances, he declared. N. proving extremely expensive. 35, in the first all- goes against Pittsburgh in the under-par 64 over the Washington York AB. H. O. A. Wash. AB H. O A yesterday Wea ly.cf 3 0 For the second time the opener for both clubs in the Golf and Club lick- 0 0 Case.rf 5 2 3 0 during United States match known to Smoky Country course, Meth y.rf 5 13 0 Spence.cf 3 0 2 0 semifinal WJson.3b5 1 playoffs, Dubiel was bested have been played in England. City. Pitt, coached by Clark ing Rod Marien, who had a normally p 2 Powell.lf 5 3 3 0 Kener.lf. 2 12 0 R.j'son.3b 4 10 2 yesterday by Syracuse, which now British Barons on Shaughnessy this season, claims to good round, 6 and 5 in the club 4 1 spectators expressed Way Here by Etten.lb. 12 p Vernon,lb 4 0 9 0 leads by three games to two and has delight at the of and have the largest civilian squad in Gumberf, White, Card championship semifinal. Maj. R. F. Dickey,c 3 0 7 1 Early.c 4 2 4 1 quality play 1 4 Priddy.2b 4 0 4 3 a chance of Toronto in the the but doesn’t Alexander CrosGordpn.2b3 p joining also seemed to enjoy the lusty country, appear pow- scored a 69 to win the tti.ss 4 13 2 Sul’van.ss 4 0 6 2 Chanlr.p 4 final round by taking tonight’s con- chattering—familiar to baseball For Title Series erful enough to hold the Navy- other semifinal match, 2 and 1. from 10 3 Wynn,p_. 4 10 3 test on their home Big Irish. grounds. but foreign to the staid tran- strengthened Hurlers, May Be Out Harold Hair. The two will meet next Totals 33 5*29 12 Totals 37~9 30 11 This The Black •Two out when time it was Tomas de la Cruz, of the cricket Birmingham Barons, Southern with a Sunday in a scheduled 36-hole final. winning run scored. quility field. California, col- NED NORDNESS, slender Cuban curve who winners, of the Negro American By New York- 000 000 200 0—2 specialist, Cape. John R. Mitchell of Bal- lection of coast stars, and California, Associated Press Four Birdies in Row. Sports Writer. Washington _- are headed for 001 000 001 1—3 gained the edge over Dubiel, 4 to 0. timore batted in 60 League pennant, which inherited a of runs. major portion ST. LOUIS, 30.—The Rippy got out in level par 35, Runs—W. Johnson. Keller, case f2). At the same Washington to open the World Sept. great R time the Leafs were Negro last year’s Stanford outfit, collide which was then Johnson. —Vernon. Runs batted good enough, buj, in—Powell (2), Etten. eliminating Montreal, 5 to 1, with Series tomorrow night at Griffith with U. C. L. experiment of Manager Billy South- Dickey. Early. Two- A. and St- Mary’s, proceeded to take par apart for a 29 base_ hit—Case. Three-base hits—Crosetti. their Stadium the Homestead R. Johnson. fourth straight playoff win. against respectively- worth of the National League cham- on the back nine. He four —Case. Sacrifice bagged —Weatherly. Double play—Priddv to Although De la Cruz a Four A. A. Clubs Grays. pitched Open Army, regarded as having the best pion Cardinals worked to perfection. birdies in a row, starting at the Vernon. Left on bases—New York, 7: The some time earned Washington. 7. Basds on sturdy three-hit contest, he could i Grays ago backfield in the East, unfurls its tenth, to set a record for that balls—Off It told him all he wanted to know Chand er. 2: off Wynn. 5. Struck have coasted because of the the Negro National League crown, out—By hitting j T-minded squad against Villanova, stretch of the course. In the second Chandler. 7: by Wvnn, 4. Umpires— of while the Barons came in —and the news wasn't Messrs. Pipgras and Dutch Mele. Mele poked out a through a “Navy” school that mastered good. flight C. F. beat D. B. Berry. Time—2:25. Playoff Tomorrow their Blanding homer off Dubiel in the second and loop yesterday by taking a 1-0 35 to last His two sore-armed veteran 4 By the Associated Muhlenberg, 12, Saturday, pitch- Tuxhorn. and 3, to enter the final. SECOND GAME. another off Relief Press. victory at over the Pitcher Ed Mar- Birmingham and Navy goes against the officers ers, Harry Gumbert and Ernie The Treasury’s cup tourney at N York AB. H. O. A. Wash. AB H. O. A The American Association in St, back.rf 4 0 3 1 leau in the ninth. dropped Chicago Giants the deciding game and cadets of are lost for World finallv set- Case.rf .3100 the North Carolina White, evidently Chevy Chase has been Crosetti.ss 4 12 1 Moore.rf 112 0 Jim the curtain on its season of the The series will be W Young Hopper was almost as regular playoffs. preflight team. Series play. tled after several delays caused by Json.3b4 Oil Snence.rf 4 3 2 0 with the a Keller.if 4 14 0 Powell.lf 3 13 effective for Toronto. He yesterday Milwaukee cham- best-four-of-seven affair, with ad- Southworth’s lame arm illness one or more of 0 stopped Cross Tests Dartmouth.. brigade of the four Gordon.2b 4 0 12 H, J'son.3b 4 2 0 2 pion a ditional after Holy Montreal with four blows, singles by by five-and-one-half-game games Tuesday slated took the mound in finalists in the best ball match Etten.lb 10 7 1 Vernon,lb 4 2 10 2 yesterday’s play Hemsl'y.c 3 0 3 Max Macon A1 margin and Indianapolis the run- In and Dartmouth, an early season East- 3 Early.c 4 0 ft 2 I | and Camapnis and Baltimore, Washington double-header and tourney. Landra B. Platt Llndell.cf 3 0 3 0 ern against Chicago handicap Priddy 2b 4 3 11 I an a one-half over power, but weakened by ineli- 2 0 0 0 infield out producing the losers’ nerup by game edge Chicago. the vicious manner in which the and Don De Veau on a circus Bonham.p S'livan.ss 4 114 put •Sti'weiss inoo in Columbus. Attention now centers ace Black giblities, visits Holy Cross in a Sun- Haefner.p 3 0 2 2 only tally the seventh. Johnny Hubar, Baron Cubs greeted their -deliveries was finish to lick Dr. W. Calhoun Murphy.p 0 o 0 1 on the annual day squabble and Northwestern, playoffs starting to- pitcher, stopped the Chicago club sad to behold. Stirling and W. B. Mason, jr., 2 and morrow. with Otto Graham still in there Totals 30 2 24 10 Totals 34 14 27 13 yesterday with a one-hitter while White sea- 1. Two down at 14th Platt has been bothered all the tee, •Batted for Bonham In eighth. The first two g:ames in each ‘‘three- four. pitching, is the foe of Indiana, held Nelson fanning The Barons them- son with bursitis in the shoulder of and De Veau btrdied three holes in New York Unofficial __ 100 000 OOO—1 Champ out-of-five” series will be in selves were able to a 7-to-7 tie by pass-conscious Washington played to get only four his southpaw/ flipper, while Gum- a row to win the decision. 301 000 lOx—5 Milwaukee and with off Miami of Ohio, in its debut. Runs—Crosetti. Case. Indianapolis bingles Gentry Jessup of Chicago, bert’s dead arm was the result of Mrs. Platt and Richard W. Miller Moore, Spence (2). Powell. Runs batted in—Keller, Spence. Golf Rout of Wood the clubs shifting to Columbus and their lone run Ohio By scoring when Piper State, the country's No. 1 a circulatory condition. scored 77-8-69 to win a mixed four- Vernon. R Johnson f2). Two-base hits— Toledo for the Survivors of Davis was Priddv. Moore. Three-base Special Dispatch to The Star. windup. hit by a pitched ball and team last fall and relying entirely some event at Chevy Chase. Mr. hits—Keller. the two sets will Performances Are Pathetic. Spence. Stolen base—Spence. Sacrifices— TOLEDO .Ohio, meet to decide completed the circuit on Lynn Lind- on civilians this season, entertains and Mrs. P. N. Israel were second Haefner. Powell. Double plays—Stainback Sept. 20_Byron Each has to Crosetti Haefner the association’s representative in say’s single and an the Iowa Seahawks, 32 to 18 winners undergone extensive with 96-20-76. to Sullivan to Vernon. Nelson, 1939 national open dutfield'fly. Left on bases—New York. 4: golf the little treatment at the hands of Dr. Rob- Washington. champ and 1940 PGA against the over Illinois in their first block and rommy wcdd, uoiumma cnamp, 7 Bases on balls—Off Haefner, 2. Struck king, todav out—By Haefner. International League playoff cham- tackle ert F. Hylhnd, club physician, who in 7: by Bonham. 2: by holds the unofficial 1943 national party. won his first-round match the Murphy, J. Hits—Off Bonham. 14 in 7 Griffs' admitted his efforts were open crown, the pion, Records In the South, Georgia Tech dis- frankly current club title tourney, beating innings. Losing pitcher—Bonham. Um- following decisive World pires—Messrs. Berry and Pipgras. Time— Milwaukee closed its most suc- Batting. what is to be the aimed at preparing them for S. 2 Other re- licking he handed Craig Wood over plays expected Mai. Fletcher, up. 1:40. Attendance—30,851 (paid' G. AB. R. H. 2B. Series Nelson’s home cessful season in history yesterday 3B.HR.Rbi.Pct. area’s best lineup against North competition. But their per- sults in thp Inverness Country Nig ling 4 11 ] 4oooo .383 top flight: with 8-4 and 6-2 formances were Lt. Don heat Col R. P. Club course wins over the de- Lefebvre 6 12 0 4 3 0 0 1 .333 Carolina at Atlanta while Duke, yesterday pathetic. Buckingham here. The match re- Reeder. 1 Joe Barse beat Ken Haynes. A. A. lft 4 0 0 0 0 4 .300 Gumbert, who hadn't seen action up; sulted from a fending champion, Kansas £ -2° which bruised the Camp Lejeune 2 G. F. Miller beat, Ed Merkle. 2 up. challenge. Wood won Case 134 688 03 160 32 5 1 40 288 up: This since 23 when he Bos- Bowie beat Allan Sherwin. 2 and the City. double defeat, Moore 87 238 41 67 13 3 2 39 Marines, 40 to 0, mixes August beat J. Tyler “duration” open crown in 1941. coupled 1282 Saturday, Belser beat. Dr. L. Smith. 11 with Wynn 35 04 6 26 2 0 1 0 277 ton 5-1 5 1-3 1: Dana H. St. Paul’s 13-9 and 9-3 victories with Richmond in a Southern Con- although lasting only Dr. E T. Rice won from Martin Scoring in his best form, Nelson J’son 112 422 64 116 21 6 7 63 1275 2 and 1; over Prld’y 140 523 63 141 25 faced the Cubs in the McCarthy by default.. routed Wood a sixth-place Minneapolis, placed 3 4 50 .270 ference clash. Richmond downed innings, by 15-hole margin V non 134 520 81 138 25 Robert T. Jones, the Blues in a deadlock 7 7 66 265 the Richmond Base 45 to opener. He didn’t last an Maj. jr.. played over the 72-hole with the SD’nce 130 532 70 138 20 0 10 80 Air eleven, inning. championship dis- 250 at Columbia but his score was not Saints for last place. Early 121 405 37 104 23 2 5 57 .257 0, in a night game Saturday. The lanky right-hander, whose tance. Seven up at the 36th Powel! 20 83 8 21 6 hole, 2 0 10 °5o record now is nine won and five disclosed. he Indianapolis lost twice to fifth- G'lianl 43 112 5 27 4 O widened his margin yesterday V1 18 241 Purdue and Marquette, a. pair of The bunch of chasers place 8-2 and 6-2, W’hile K'p'ris 50 144 24 30 4 0 2 13 214 lost, retired the first man. then was tough par with a 67 and a 70. Louisville, Myatt 38 47 0 10 2 0 0 heavy winners last week end, col- 2 213 burned under three a at Indian Spring has a real score Columbus beat Toledo, 5-0 and 4-3. Sul’an 124 427 47 87 13 3 1 50 '>04 doubles, single lide under the lights in Milwaukee in R’b’son 64 00 18 20 3 1 3 n »no and a walk. Three runs crossed the on which to aim its sights the Roberts 5 15 1 3 0 0 1 Saturday. The Boilermakers, bol- 1 200 and Gumbert to the club championship, whose medal Garvin's Out as Softball Tie in Woodmont Golf Car'q’l 37 42 3 8 0 0 # 3 191 stered by last year’s Illinois and plate trudged Mertz 30 35 2 6 0 1 J5 2 172 showers. rounds end next Sunday. Volney Max Felix and C’ndinl 25 5.3 2 9 1 0 1 4 170 Missouri stars, downed Great Lakes, times club Maj. Ellis Edlowitz H’fner ■ 34 30 4 6 White, shoutout of the Burnett, several champ, Event Enters Finals 1 1 0 3 154 23 to 13, while Coach Tom Stidham’s conqueror tied for the medal in the Wood- Newsom 3 110 10 0 11 'ofll scored a 69 to top By the New York Yankees in the 1942 World one-under-par Associated Press. mont Lcon’d 30 62 0 5 0 0 0 3 080 lads trampled a weakened Wisconsin the championship with 76. Pair- Padden 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 lasted but it was the early qualifiers, playing .000 33 to 7. series, longer, just DETROIT, Sept. 20—World soft- ings: Curtis 1 00 00000 .000 aggregation, nines in 33 and after agony prolonged. Making his first 36, starting BRAKES ball championships will be decided Howard Nordlinger (defending champ) Pitching. Great Lakes Tackles Iowa. with a buzzard 6 on the first hole. vs. Jules start since August 1, his southpaw Winkelman. Milton Harris vs. G. H. BB. SO. IP. GS. W. tonight with an team from Cabot Ellis CG. L, Tied for second are Eddie de- Army Feldman. Edlowitz vs. Dr. Newsom 3 16 10 3 23 3 2 3 0 This week the Great Lakes sailors slants were for seven hits Ault, Colton, Dr. H. bludgeoned RELINED Hammer Field, Calif., De- Lloyd Johnson drew a bye. Lefe'vre 5 23 15 10 26% 3 12 0 Ed and “meeting Maj Felix vs. help open Iowa’s campaign while and two runs in both the first and fending champ; Fitzgerald Bob Phillipson. Willard Haef’r 34 112 63 62 146% 11 6 10 4 troit’s Briggs Bombers in the Goldheim vs. with 75s. men’s William G. Illch, Ed Wort- Cand'l 25 128 63 50 156 20 8 11 6 Wisconsin has another tough foe— second After two Cubs hit Harold Gordon, all man vs. L. W innings. final and the Jax Maids of New Jacobs, F. L. Mayberry Car’Q’l 37 153 57 43 140% 13 4 11 7 Advances. Or- drew a the Grant soldiers. The in he Medalist Clines 4 WHEELS bye. Wynn 35 218 81 87 240 31 12 Camp safely the fourth, took the leans with Class 17 11 tangling the Pheonix B—Adlai Mann (medalist, 90) Nlg'ing 4 16 11 13 33 4 3 2 2 khaki kickers lost to the his Hugh H. (Spike) Clines, medalist drew a bye. M. Gewirz vs. Dr. superb lonely one-way walk, rubbing Ramblers for the women’s crown. J. Liv- L'nard 30 212 42 48 207 20 14 11 12’ Kenwood COMPLETE ingston. A1 Small vs. I. A. Peake, Dr. Mertz Michigan galaxy of Ten stars, sore shoulder. in the championship Garvin’s H. 30 100 61 61 110% 10 2 5 7 Big Grill, Washington's entry Bernstein vs. L. V. FreudberR. Curtis 1 2 3 1 2 0000 26 to 0 moved serenely through the second in the Must Rely on Trio. tourney, bowed out yesterday The Wolverines turn Elroy (Crazy round with a 3 and 2 victory over when Dow Chemical of The Cards lost both games, 6-0 will meet Bill Midland, Legs* Hirsch loose at the expense Parker Nolan, and FREE Mich., took a 2-0 and 10-9, with the losses to victory despite a of Western Michigan this week charged Brownrigg, former scholastic ace, one-hit effort Statistics Gilbert and White. Southwort.h in- pitching by Jack Major League while a talent-thin Minnesota ma- in next Sunday’s semifinal. Brown- Adjustments Join the to the Smith of dicated both men see more ^ swing A MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1913. might Washington. fielder’s chine is host to Missouri, reputed rigg beat Harry Sharpe, 3 and 2. choice and an error in the AMERICAN. NATIONAL. action before the regular season is Blackstone Londres-Extra! fifth ac- to be the best in the Big Six- W. H. Wenzel also reached the semi- counted for one of x Results Yesterday. Result* but added FORD Dow’s runs, while Yestfcrday. over, glumly: final with a 4 and 3 win over N. new Washimon, Princeton, which massacred Lake- Enjoy smoking pleasure the other came on 3—5; New York, 2—1 (first Chicago. 6—10; St. Louis. 0—0. weren’t World CHEVROLET another error in game 10 “They Series pitch- Hollander and will the winner innings). Pittsburgh, 10—2: Cincinnati, 3—1. hurst Naval, 61 to 12, in a practice play j S with this cigar that gives i the seventh. Cleveland, 1—tj; Detroit. 0—2. Boston. 3—(5; ers today.” Plymouth St. Philadelphia. 2—5 (sec- game Saturday, is the of Penn- of the George Borsari-Allan Laing 17% extra I Filled Louis, 7—1: Chicago. 4—((. ond game 14 innings). guest "66” | | smoking Boston, 14—1; The The wily manager wanted desper- match. Chrysler Philadelphia, o—6. New York, 3—7; Brooklyn. 1—4. sylvania- Quakers not only are De Soto from tip to tip with finest the ately to have at least one of these Braxton Hurls Standing of Clubs Standing of Clubs. furnishing site for the 1943 game, and costliest Ha- veterans come Now, left Dodge long-leaf but also providing the with through. (» o o u a n tj z p. r rT Tigers vana tobacco. \ As " a number of with only two proved veteran start- Buick Special j Tars Series 5 2 H = S 2 5 ? starting Navy trainees. Cop 3» ? ®a5 ers—Mort and Max Lanier— p a 5 » S 3 Rochester, 14 to 12 Cooper Packard 110-120^ Ey the Associated Press. 5 ! conquerer of Size and shape for every taste: 01 it he'll have to Pontiac £■< 3 % o S. o ~ Yale on George Sutch’s appears rely mostly 3 ■ one-man Perfecto. Londres-Extra, Cab- NORFOLK, Va.. Sept. 20.—Norfolk IT S o a £ I? on men who started the season as = 3 3 K parade, risks its unbeaten Oldsmobile Tars won the Piedmont 5 3 record inet, Panetela, Junior. All filled League's * with relief pitchers, and the brilliant Other Cars Equally Law Priced ! ! : jff Colgate, while the Blue takes with finest Havana tobacco. Shaughnessy playoff by blanking the c. on rookie, Brazle. the Coast Guard Academy. Alpha Portsmouth Cubs, in s NYI—ill 1101 Bill iUllfiTOHB 521.0201 BtL!—113113113 10113 Mode WaiH t Bond, Inc 4-0, yesterday 111141041461.0711 BRAKE test on by final. The Cubs finished first in the Wain;—ill! 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