Stoenittg J&kf Off to Poor as J&poof:\s« Card Slab Ace Washington, D. C., Friday, July 28, 1944—A—8 Cooper, Start, Regains Spot Kiefer Is Among Aces Ties for Shutout Lead Lose or Draw Win, From in In 11 of His By JOHN LARDNER. Bainbridge Taking Boxer Murray Not Big League But Big Enough Tank Meet Last 12 A couple of heavyweights will scramble in the main bout at Mad- Big Showings Co-operation of Lt. Hardy L. ison Square Garden, Ne v York, tonight and over the horizon looms By JACK HAND, athletic director another, my friend Lou Nova, demonstrator of the law of gravity. This Pearce, of jthe Axocuted Pre*» Sport* Writer. is a welcoming development, since if you have to have duration prize Bainbridge Naval Training Center, Rookies come and rookies go, but fighters, the big ones are more entertaining- has assured the success of the sec- Mort Cooper's powerful right arm still much of the In a recent discussion of Mr. Lee Q. Murray of South Norwalk, ond annual A. Earle Weeks swim- represents pitch- ing strength of the pennant-bound Conn., I said there was in his record to show he could nothing fight. ming tournament, scheduled for the St. Louis Cardinals. I was speaking relatively, in terms of garden main bouts. It's doubtful Takoma pool Monday night. The husky Red Bird from Web- if Michael Sturtcvant Jacobs, the generalissimo, would head a card Lt. Pearce, formerly acting di- ster Groves, Mo., staggered through with Mr. Murray in normal times. rector of physical education in Dis- the early season and was batted off Mr. Murray is not big league. However, he is big enough for the hill three times in a row as he trict public high schools and pro- these days, and both ne and his opponent, Mr. Albert Turkey Thomp- took a back seat to George Munger, moter of successful son, a wide and powerful Negro Okie from California, have certain many swimming Harry Brecheen and the veteran meets has negative distinctions. Mr Murray lost to Runnin’ Rob Pastor and locally, made available Max Lanier. for this meet some big-name swim- drew with Abe Simon, both of whom were considered good enough to Mort answered the “what’s the mers of national Importance. meet Joe Louis twice eacn. matter with Cooper?” remarks by Kiefer Is Outstanding. opening a spurt on May 28 that Pastor Indicates That Can Hit Outstanding among these is has produced 11 win* In 12 starts Thompson winner of na- Adolph Kiefer, many and boosted him into a tie with The man who considered them good enough to meet Louis twice tional backstroke titles the during Bucky Walters of the Reds for most each was their Jemes and once he had made manage?, Joy Johnston, last seven years and one of the rec- shutouts with five. his there was for Joe to do but them and lick ognized stars of the Kiefer up mind, nothing fight country. As the Card* opened up a 14'*- will be entered in the back- them, twice each. 150-yard game lead o Cincinnati, their stroke along with Roger Ahlman, a Mr. Thompson did something to Runnin’ Bob Pastor which Louis longest margin of the year, Cooper capable teammate. AL ZARILLA. failed to do, the firsr time around. He bounced Robin upon the rug hurled a two-hit shutout against Local admirers of Kiefer predict —A. P. Wirephoto. several times. It’s true that Pastor and the duke from the Phils for a 5-0 decision over got up copped that he will shatter all Dis- existing Ken Raffensberger, after Harrv the Turkey, but this and other episodes indicate that Mr. Thompson trict marks for the back- 150-yard Brecheen had wobbled to an a was once asked 8-7 can hit. Nor is he timtd type. The story has it that he HOW TO KEEP COOL—Jean Ort (left) and Betty Roland, at- stroke, and even may threaten the Zarilla of I-A and 4-F verdict over Bill Lee in the opener to box an exhibition with Louis on the coast. tractive Capital swimming stars, in some strokes national mark in that specialty. Browns, get practice of a double bill. "With what kind of gloves?” inquired Turkey. in the Ambassador pool for the A. Earle Weeks tank carnival Ahlman, a native of St. Paul, Minn., Given Strong Stick ones,” said the "You don’t want to killed, do which will be held at Takoma is believed capable of pacing Kiefer. Support. "Big promoter. get Monday night. Four Is A-l as In Cooper’s sensational Walter Ris, last year a member of Times, Slugger suing the you?” By FRITZ HOWELL, a pinch-hitter, he had a batting Cards have scored the Great Lakes relay team that [as 108 runs, an aver- “No, indeed,” Mr. Thompson. 'But I am in the As*oci»ted Pres» Sports Writer. of .204. Then he blazed into of 9 replied fight broke the world and Ted average age per game, including such the idea of to the and Joe is the and record, 1 business with getting top. top, NEW YORK, July 28 —Ke g been the starting line-up, and in nine lopsided totals as Pathetic Tallies Hobart, a school star at Massa- 18-0, 16-0 and I mighc as well find out now what 1 am up against. Let’s use the Griffmen, With prep for and 4-F 1-A in the draft times, games has fashiloned 15 hits in 24 10-2. Chicago, beaten 11 times In light gloves.” nutten Military Academy a few years four times, but he’s the hottest times at bat, boosting his mark to a row by St. Louis, is the Na- This exhibition never materialized, but they tell me the Turkey’s ago, are Bainbridge aces who will only hitter in the American League. We .286. ! tional League team has not courage was not feigned, that, he really is willing to go in there and In Lose Sixth race in the 100-yard free style, while Cooper Sight, mean Louis Straight A1 Zarilla, the St. Sprinkled among the 15 bingles stopped In boasting his win record play for keeps with anybody. That is a good attitude, from the JOHN B. with mates on the In their Ris also will compete in the 200- By KELLER, runway. Browns' outfielder who has whisked were three a and two to customers’ of view. free event. doubles, triple 13-4. He was belted out by the point Star Staff Correspondent. 11 games, though, the Nats have yard style 1 back and forth between the club- homers. During the spree he scored 'Cubs in a game eventually taken, CHICAGO. 111., July 28 —In most bit just 14 doubles and three triples Spangler in Breast Stroke. Is Picked to Win Battle house and his draft board so often four runs and batted in 10. He may j 10-9. and did a relief chore that Turkey Tonight's on this trip the Nats have for their extra-base record. Lt. "Bucky” Spangler is entered in games that he hardly has had time to get be 4-F to the Army, but he's A-l brought no reward. The party of the second part, Mr- Murray, also brunette, was a on the breast and Fred managed to get fair number 100 Hits on the 200-yard stroke, into a baseball uniform. with the Browns. He's .625 once Col. and the his Trip. hitfing Ray Muller s double In the managed by Lemuel Q. Stoopnagle, colonel left the base but around to Taioli will Ris in the 200-yard eighth paths getting The Nats have made 100 hits on join Two weeks ago, operating mostly for the nine contests. inning boa=ted Cincinnati impriht upon this piece of property in the form of a first name and free These back into the home plate hasn't been done the but style. Bainbridge boys initial, Lemuel Q., now abridged to Lee Q. It is frightening to con- trip, they’ve averaged only second place by a 4-2 nod over Bos- often. There just doesn't seem to are celebrated for their colorful per- template some of the tags which are tied to innocent prize fighters, four runs a game. They can’t get ton. Pittsburgh was rained out at be any punch in Washington bats formances, and will add sparkle to and I expect Mr. Murray was lucky to get off as lightly as he did. very far with this kind of run- New York, as was Chicago at Brook- when Washington players are in Monday nightfs eight-event program 9-5 Favorite Battle In history's pages the “duration” period of boxing unquestionably making. And there's little promise Murray Angott, Perry lyn. Rookie Jim Konstanty did the will be as a of some Meanwhile Washington swimmers slighted congress second-raters, but of the “dura- scoring position. if improvement unless some of the pitching for the Reds to decision tion” were standard. 11 of the the are working out dally. Prominent fighters not bad by any Jimmy Bivins, con- In the games tour, Nats develop an extra-base hitting Reliever Ira Hutchinson. the for the sidered the "duration” champion until he went into the armed service, Nats have had 11 runners stranded or even how to among pretties training Is Duel to Get Bout knack discover sock Against Thompson The St. Louis Browns missed a was a pretty able operative of light-heavyweight tendencies, just be- third base and 25 on second. It's carnival are Ensign Helen Perry, on some long flies with runners on chance to boost their lead when ginning to strike out among the true heavyweights. The fact that one Jean Ort, Betty Roland, Leona Sig no wonder they've bagged only third base. Jakucki was Lee Q. Murray performed well against Bivins, though losing, gives Thomas and Helen Poyner. upset by the Athletics. game since leaving home ten days There were no runs in the Nats’ In Bout With 7-5. Dick Siebert's him just enough prestige to squeeze into Mr. Jacob’s main bout, Entries for the Weeks Memorial Tonight Armstrong | two-run homer ago. last as took their in the though no more than just enough. systems night they By the Associated Press. first helped start the A’s to a Batters of rival clubs have been Swim close tonight at midnight and Sammy Angott. former world To keep my elkinhorn tea leaves in shape for better days. I will sixth straight defeat in a 4-0 en- 16-hit barrage behind Russ Chris- their are being received by Winfree John- NEW YORK, July 28 —Lee Q lightweight champion, today had make witn them briefly now and select Mr. as the winner swinging from toes, knocking gagement. All they could collect off topher. Thompson son at the Welfare and Recreational to meet Henry' in of the imminent collision. doubles and triples galore and com- Murray, South Norwalk fConn.i agreed Armstrong the right-hand service of Orval Tribe Laces (North American Newspaper Alliance. Association. the Liberty Athletic Club's final 1944 Yankees. ing through with home runs, too, Grove was four nine heavyweight, was installed today as j singles. Only outdoor boxing show at Griffith' Cleveland droped the New York Nats got on base, one bv a pass, one a 9-5 favorite to defeat Turkey Stadium on September 6, provided Yankees Into a second-place tie with through an error and three in force Thompson, stocky Los Angeles bat- he wins his 11-round bout with Boston by pounding Walt Dubiel for George Case, who stole in the Rain, an More Than 75 Craft Promised McCabe Provide plays. Grays, Despite Aaron Perry at the ball park Tues- 8-1 score as Allie ’’Chief'’ Reyn- Fink, and Stan who tler, in their 10-round bout tonight second, Spence, day night. olds did a good job of scattering 11 moved on an error in the fourth, in Madison Square Garden. up Armstrong closed for the Septem- blows. Myrll Hoag, an ex-Yankee, were the Nats to as far as Bow to Stars Murray, although the For Sailing Meet at Urbana Tennis Feature only get Philly weighing ber bout from Los Angeles yester- led the Tribe with two doubles and Boys' second base. same as Thompson, 205 pounds, is two By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. He also will review Coast Homestead Grays, champion rain- day. He predicted that Angott singles, driving in three runs. nmg. rounds more than five inches taller and Featured match in today’s The White Sox did their scoring at would win on a Boston Guard boats in a decision Tuesday. | moved up by trimming De- URBANNA, Va., July 28.—Upward Auxiliary special makers of the season, continue to a of the 23d annual District Recrea- Dutch Leonards expense as he has much longer reach. Each on of 75 sailing craft, from little marine parade between the Sunday If, however. Perry should win, he troit. 6-1, Tex Hughson's six- tion Department playground cham- pitched seven innings to take his bring rain to the farmers. The rains scrapper has 25 knockouts to his will be the shot. The local hitter. him the dinghies to big cruising yachts, are races. given earning honor of be- pionship on the Turkey Thicket seventh beating of the season. He came last the credit, Murray in 39 professional out for the first annual Demonstrations again night during lad is awaiting an Army call and coming the first big leaguer to win expected by CGA yachts courts had Dick the and in 41. Fink, Coolidge gave up only eight hits and walked local Negro club's with the fights Thompson need Uncle Sam’s 16 this season. Virginia sailing regatta to be held will be one of the features of the game might permission. High ace representing Takoma, op- but one, but three of the hits were Stars, to mark the third Thompson is making his first ap- Orval oft here tomorrow and week officials said. Philadelphia “Both Armstrong and myself ad- Grove of the White Sox Sunday, end, to “Buzz” McCabe of in the Mur- posed Lafayette triples and one was a double. The time in their last four contests that pearance Garden, and mire man- went the Chairman Henry E. Hutcheson said Entries have been received for Perry," George Moore, route for the first time in in initial play in the boys’ brackets double and two of the the have been ray has fought there only once, and division three-baggers Grays interrupted t)y ager of the Hammer, advises from eight starts to shut out Washing- today. cruising racing yachts all under 19. out Elza a open’to youngsters figured in the Chicago tallying. showers. knocking Thompson in the West Coast, "but we think that ton, 4-0. Entries continue to come in from in the big-boat category, and for In Jack junior action yesterday. However, the who off preliminary bout several years ago. is too for him of the as Tresh Starts It Off. Grays, shrug Angott experienced many sections Chesapeake Chesapeake 20s, snipes, comets, Smithson of Garfield into Banks of jumped a their local as rain Billy Washington, D. C., now We also believe that as Potomac River Mike Tresh who has been thorn reputation pro- just Yard well from skip- Hampton one-designs, penguins, the finals by upsetting the tourney and Steve Cacarelli of Navy Teams List in the side of Washington pitchers ducers, decided to continue the Brooklyn,; Armstrong and Angott would draw pers in Washington. moths, 20-foot handicaps and a Martin of favorite, Ashby Langdon. third in- a decision are lightweights, meet in one of the' a tremendous crowd in The is all in the in the series, opened the action, they regretting Washing- Softball event sponsored jointly by junior handicap race, 7—5, 6—4. Other finalist to come Double Bill ning with a two-base hit. Skeeter today. prelims. ton, and hope it works out that Urbanna Yacht Club, Rappahan- smaller classes. out of the torrid was Navy Yard teams feature play Jerry Webb and Grove went out, but The Stars licked them. 0 to 4, after way.” the ac- nock River Yacht Club, Hampton Washington will be represented by Thomas of who defeated tion tonight at the Lafayette, Leonard, after pitching three a five-run attack in the fifth from Vint Hill Nine Is Victor Tuesday night's return bout with Washington Yacht Club and Norfolk-Ports- a group of comet and penguin sail- Glen Smith of 6—0, 6—0. Softball Stadium, with Langdon, straight balls to Wally Moses, pur- which the Grays didn’t recover. Vint Hill Farms Signal Corps nine Angott will be crucial for Perry, j Inspection mouth Yacht Racing Association. ors, including Commodore Len Blond Becken and Optical teams of the Girls’ Ingrid continued! threw a fourth one. Here Star*_ 012 105 ooo—a is o shut out Busanda who admits he rather would Navy T. dis- Penso of Potomac posely Navy's club. 3 to 0. frankly Commodore Gordon Finlay, River Sailing her winning way into the finals the Grays 300 001 ooo—4 11 ft Yard League colliding in the first by Leroy Schalk hit the first of in a District Recreation win this fight than any other he trict Coast Guard officer of the 5th Association. B. League at defeating Shirley Steele of Takoma, for two runs. Brown. Ricks and Cash; R Brown game 8. and IBM clashing with triples and Gaston. game yesterday at Vint Hill. has m»de. The youngster is show- Naval District, will award prizes— Three races, one tomorrow after- 6—0. The little tow- Mine in the 6—2, Montrose In the sixth Schalk singled and ing plenty of punch in daily drills Laboratory setpnd. War bonds, stamps and the usual noon and two on Sunday, are head will be up Doris Sum- Ed Carnett sacrificed. Hod- The Kavakos Mount' Rainier against Ralph at the Liberty gym, which will ex- cups—at ceremonies Sunday eve- planned. in the Schalk home after game, rained out mfcrkamp junior girls’ finale. gin singled, and, tend through Sunday, with Angott last night, will bs The a Taft Hal drilled into a force Betz and Arnold in played next week. Summerkamp youngster, Trosky Top Tilt. showing at 1:30 and the local boy Thurman Tucker rifled a three- Playground star, beat Elaine Spencer play an hour later. baser to to send the last of Takoma, 6—3, 6—1, yesterday. right over A brisk demand for tickets is re-' are score. Of With BILL LEETCH. Senior boys’ finalists Gene El- Seabright Quarter-Finals ported at the Liberty Club's office, Outdoors vin of Takoma. who defeated Jim Centerflelder Tucker raced far to By the Associited Pres*. pion. overwhelmed seventh-seeded 419 Ninth street N.W., and reserva- Victor Blue his left to a hit from Case at Mo- of Taft, 6—2, and Jack keep — Storms have muddied the and Stream magazine, entitled Gouge 6—4, SEA BRIGHT. N. J.f July 28 Dorothy Head of Alameda. Calif., tions may be made through Execu- the start of last night’s game nocacy and other tributaries and "Waterfowl Future." He has some George of Edgewood. who overcame Pauline Betz of Los 6—1, 6—1, Miss Arnold tive 9178. I Per Spence’s strikeout in the second Top-seeded yesterday. tonally Supervitet All local fishermen may expect muddy very important things to tell sports- Kenny Burns of Buchanan, 6—2, Angeles will meet sixth-seeded Mary beat of Ohio. round was only his fourth of the Shirley Pry Akron, water in the Potomac this week end. men and we urge all wildfowlers 6—4. also of in a 11th trip, but his third in the White Arnold, Los Angeles, seeded, 2—6, 6—3. 6—2. Gangenmuller Garners from upstream say the and conservationists to read this Ann Fisher of Takoma and Connie of the 56th an- Reports Sox series Myatt made a fancy singles quarter-final The other singles semifinals will WHEEL BALANCING shoreline is red mud article so have Little of Lafayette are paired for Maryland carefully they may stop back of second base to hold nual invitation tennis tournament be: Lake Placid Net Title Falls are an the senior final, after Ann’s and waters below Great appreciation of how fully and girls’ a at the Sea Lawn Tennis and Tucker’s smash to single in the Bright LAKE N. — 7— 6—2 over Marion Burke 1. Miss A. Brough, Beverly PLACID, Y.. July 28 WHEEL ALIGNING clouding up daily. Black bass thoroughly present wildfowl prob- 5, victory second Case stole second in the Cricket Club. Lqpise Hills, Calif., seeded No. 2, versus Lt. August Ganzenmuller of New catches have been extremely spotty, lems are being considered in the of Georgetown, and Connie's 6—2, Miss Betz, national women's cham- third inning for his 29th theft York holds the Lake W'hich is usual for this time. Mad interests of American ! 6—1 triumph over Barbara Martin Margaret Osborne, San Francisco. City today BRAKE SERVICE sportsmen. When Tresh shot a grounder No. 4. Miss Brough won an easy Placid Club tennis crown. toms, hellgrammites and plain of Langdon. Leonard in the fourth j through over Mrs. Helen In the final he defeated worms have baits. M*ny well-meaning people on va- Statistics victory yesterday 17-year- proved productive Myatt got the ball right on top of old Joe Scheerer of West Alfred have been cations take advantage of League Pedersen Rihbany. York, No. 9, Orange, Stidham Tire Co. Artificial plugs and lures pleasures second for a force play on Trosky FRIDAY. JULT 28, 1*44. Nepr afforded our woods and streams. by a score of 6—3. 6—2. Miss Os- N. J.. 6—3. 7—5, 6—1. retired to poor second place by most by Parks to Lane Rain threatened to postpone AMERICAN. 2019 M St. N.W. EX. 1551 come across Fight borne beat Mrs. Norman T. no doubt will They young deer, rab- Barber, anglers and occupy the contest ... A heavy shower Remits Yesterday. bits and birds. It is natural New York, No. 12, by 6—3, 6—0. this position until cool nights and only came just before time to start play Chicago. 4: Washington. O. Philadelphia. 7: St Louis. 5. more settled weather conditions that they should want to catch and the affair 22 minutes 2. Doris Hart. Miami, seeded No. 3. Sports Program In 7 began Cleveland. 8: New York. 1 in season awaken bass them and endeavor to them Chicago August after 1. versus Mrs. Babcock Stark. later the help the scheduled starting time Boston, A: Detroit, Carolyn For Local activity. survive. It is best to leave young Georgie Parks, local colored heavy- Ed Lopat, left-hander, was to Standing of Clubs. Locust. N. J. Miss Hart rallied to Fans birds and animals strictly alone in weight who was treated to a boxing go for the White Sox in the series W. L. >ct. O.R. defeat Mrs. Patricia Canning Todd. TODAY. STUBBIE .5A.I There have been so many requests their own native habits. In the lesson Shucco in a finale Milo Candini will St Louis_L-- 54 43 Hidden Valley. Calif., 5—7, 6—2. 6—2. by Tony losing today 43 ..',37 for the Dis- New York _ 48 354 Baseball. for fishing regulations vast majority of instances the 10-round decision at Griffith Sta- endeavor to snap the losing streak. Boston _43 44 .527 354 Mrs. Stark beat Mrs. Eleanor Purdy trict that we herewith give the of- mother is close or will return as Cleveland _ 43 4*5 .51A 4’4 Fla.. No. Washington at Chicago. by dium Monday night, has been signed 45 .434 Cushingham, Warrington, Chicago _ 44 A5j Heurich ficial words of the Office of Co- soon as the intruders have left the 4A 48 .483 7 13. a score of vs. Camp Springs. to fight Larry Lane in an 8-rounder Detroit _ by 6—3, 1—6, 6—2. .452 De- Washington _ 42 51 lO'j West 5:30. TROUBLE? ordiator of Fisheries, Interior vicinity. She knows far better than in 7. Official Score 3. Fifth-seeded Dorothy May Ellipse, Wrigley Field, Chicago, August Philadelphia _ 40 83 .430 12'4 partment: rr.hn how to care for her young and It as a Wash. AB. H O A Chic. AB. H O. A Bundy. Santa Monica, Calif., versus TOMORROW. shapes up slugfest. Parks, Games Today. Games Tomorrow. Fishing in the Tidal Basin may will do so if given the opportunity. Case.lf 4 0 10 Moses.rf 3 0 1 0 Mrs. Virginia Kovacs, Oakland. Baseball. who is known for his mule-kick Myatt,2b 3 0 3 8 Sehalk.2b 2 6 L. 'n ). be at the discretion of 4 4 Wash, at Chicago. Wash, a' St. Calif. Miss 9$ permitted punching if not for boxing skill, will Kuhel.lb 4 0 12 0 Car'ett.lf 3 0 0 0 Boston at Detroit. Phila. at Chicago. Bundy defeated Betty Washington at St. Louts. Spencc.ef 4 110 H kin.3b. 4 1 2 n at Detroit. the superintendent (National be New York at Cleve. N. Y. Rosenquest, South Orange. N. J„ up against the Trenton, N. J., Clift.3b .4012 Trosky.ltf 3 1 13 0 Phila. at St. L. (n.l. Only games. Bunker Hill vs. National Ca- Parks) from FBI Girls Meet 3 1 3 seeded 14th, 6—0. 6—3. Mrs. Capital except Marines, heavyweight who KO’d Lem Frank- Boland,rf 12 Tucker.cf 2 4 1 by thedral, for District Legion cham- March 31 to May 30 each year, Eerrell.c 3 112 Tresh.c. 3 13 0 NATIONAL. Kovacs beat Lillian New lin of Chicago at the Meadowbrook Sul’an.ss 3 13 1 Webb.es .3 1 o 4 Lopaus. pionship, Griffith Stadium. 3:15. when fishing strictly is pro- Leo ard.p 2 0 0 2 Grove,p. 3 0 0 1 Reanlta Yesterday. York, seeded 15th, by 3—6, 6—1, Belvoir Bowl in Newark, N. J., 0 hibited. All bass under 10 inches, Plays Briggs Monday night. •Layne. .10 0 St Louis. 8—5: Philadelphia. 7—0. 6—2. Franklin still is in serious condi- Car'uel.p 0 0 0 fl Cincinnati, 4; Boston. 2. under 6 inches, all bream Tonight's softball twin bill at at. New York train). The tournament is limited to the crappie tion at a Pittsburgh Newark hospital as a Totals in ""4 24 16 Totals 29 ~8 2712 at (rain). under 4 inches in length, shall be Ballston Stadium will present the Chicago Brooklyn women's division this year because result of a brain concussion and •Batted for Leonard In eighth. Standing of Clabs. returned to the Basin. No FBI girls and the Marine lassies in of the war. person 000 partial he in the Washington _ 000 000—0 W L. Pet. Q.B one the at 8, and Fort Belvoir paralysis suffered in day catch and opener Chicago _... 002 002 Singles and doubles finals are may any fight. OOx—4 St. Louis _A5 24 .730 retain more than 5 bass, 5 against the Briggs Clarifiers in the Runs-Mosel, Sehalk. Trosky, Tresh. Cincinnati 51 33 .50, 1454 scheduled for Sunday. 48 37 .805 15 5 bream and 12 winter Error—Webb. Runs batted in—Sehalk Pittsburgh crappie, nightcap. (2), Hodgin, Tucktr. Two-base hit—Tresh. New York_ 42 48 .4A7 2.354 shad. will be The Marine girls are a Calls Three-base hits—Sehalk. Webb. Tucker. Chicago _3T 47 .440 2854 Fishing permitted presenting Army Hemsley, 37, 27 Stolen base—Case. Sacrifice—Carnett. Philadelphia _ 37 51 .420 >4 from the banks of the Potomac new twirler in their center 54 *07 fielder, Double play—Tucker, Trosky. Left on Boston _ 37 23 Leaders To _3(i 53 .404 29 Major River, Anacostia River, George- Lt. Jean Peterson, who in the only Report August 8 bases—Washington, 6: Chicago, 3. Base Brooklyn By the Associated Press. on ball--Leonard. 1: drove. 1. Strikeouts other mound of ca- By the Associated Press. Game Tomorrow. town Channel, Washington Chan- appearance her —Leonard, 1; Grove. 3 Hits— Leonard. 8 Games Today. AMERICAN LEAGUE. nel and C. & O. Canal, or other reer hurled hitless ball for three in- CLEVELAND. July 28. — Rcllie in 7 innings: Carrasquel none in 2. Los- Pgh. at N. Y. (n ). Chi. at Phila.
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