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A_ ___ Jungaleers -—- — ♦- Bluege Is Well Fixed Tigers League Statistics Drawing Day TUBSDAY, Lose or AUGUST 14. IMS. Win, Draw AMZR1CAN. _ ImiHi Yeiterduy. With Slab Starters; Crowds of St. Louis, 4—3; Washington. S—11. By JOHN B. KELLER, 37,000; Detroit. 15—11: New York. 4—8. Cleveland. 10; Boiton, 0. Star Staff Correspondent. Chicago, 4; Philadelphia. 3 (11 lnnlngt). With Browns Ruin Yank Standings af Ctabs. Brownie Fans Stick Cause Split Hopes W. L. Pet. Q.B. W. L. Pet. G O Despite Hopeless By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. Del 61 43 .687 .. Clev. 52 61 .505 8 <4 ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14.—St. Louis fans still back their 1944 cham- By JACK BAND. Wai. 58 46 .658 3 8t.L. 50 52 .400 10 ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14.—Through (Asboclated Frets Chi. 54 60 .619 7 Bos. 61 54 .488 10‘4 Browns even Sports Writer.) pion to the utmost, though no flag appears in sight this the Louis N. Y. 52 49 .515 7>4 PhU. 34 67 .337 25>4 with St. Browns this Detroit year for their club now 10 games off the top. Most convincing of their power hitting and effec- Gamsa Today. Games Tomorrow. afternoon, the Nats plunge into Was. at St. L.. 3:00. Wash, at Det. attitude toward the holdover was the furious tive pitching is providing a healthy struggling champs their most important series of this N-Y. A4 fi*4" 3:00- N- Y. at St. L. (n). shower of bottles and antidote to the night ball-crazy Phil, ek Chle., 2:30. Phil, at Cleve. pop miscellaneous debris hurled from the left- Western tomorrow swing and they majors by Bost. at Clev., 2:00. Bost. at Chle. (21. field stands by irate patrons after Umpire Bill Grieve declared A1 attracting weekday -. # will have plenty of ground to make of to Evans’ hit that bounded from the of the stand barrier a home crowds 37,000 Briggs Stadium, NATIONAL. top up as they tackle Detroit’s leading where over 800,000 daytime cus- Results Yesterday. run. Tigers. Bottles began to fly from the stand after Grieve tomers have spun the turnstiles. Chicago, 4; Philadelphia. 1, immediately Fortunately, the Nats are well Boston, 6; Pittsburgh, 4. ordered Evans, who had stopped at second because Left Fielder Milt Although Nation-wide attention New York, 2; Cincinnati, 0. fortified with starting hurlers for St. Louis, 11: Brooklyn. in- had retrieved the to continue has been focused on 10 (15 Byrnes ball, around the bases. They the four-game series. Dutch Leon- Brooklyn's nings). kept coming onto the field as the Browns around the amazing drawing power because al- raving gathered ard, Marino Pieretti, Mickey Haef- Standing of Clubs. and after Grieve consulted the other most have been lured to W. L. Pet. Q.B. umpire umpires and his de- ner and 850,000 W. L. Pet. G.B. Roger Wolff, top winners Chi. 69 38.657 Pitt. 55 34 cision was upheld, fruit tin cans and boxes of various kinds Ebbets Field by day and night, the .505 16 baskets, of the Washington corps, are in line St.L. 84 44 .593 6V4 Bos. 60 59 .459 21 were can miss Bkl. 61 added to the missiles hurled to the field. for Bengals hardly hitting the 46.575 8'4 Ctn. 43 61 .413 25>4 duty. N.Y. 68 60 .637 12Va Phil. 28 79 .262 42 Head umpire, George Pipgras showed great restraint in not de- million paid mark without turning Going into today’s game, the final Games Today. Games Tomorrow. the as he on a claring game forefeited, might have done, because of the this for them in St. single light. Cln. at N. Y., 2:30. Cln. at Bost. <2>. year Louis, the St. L. at Bkl., 2:30. fans’ misbehaviour. It required 25 minutes for the crew to The combination St. L. at PhU. (2, U ground Nats were three games off the lead time-honored of Pitts at Bost. (2). n). clean up left field. 1:30. at N. as a result of losing the of a winning ball club and a tight pen- Pitt, Y. (2). opener Chi at ■ one views there road Phil BOO. Chi at Bkl. Any way it, is a rugged ahead for the last night’s double-header to the nant race laugh at such handicaps Nats. Aside from their there pennant-aspiring pitching shortage, is Browns, a 4-2 affair. as a Monday afternoon after a big the deadly schedule to the end of the campaign. They got some poor baseball out Sunday double-header. With New The Nats, final encounter of the including today’s series with the of their systems in the loss, but York as the attraction, Detroit Close Finishes Mark Browns, have 50 games to dispose of in 34 days. That the playing brings came back in the nightcap for an pulled 37,888 through gates yes- up 16 double-headers between today and when the to watch the September 23, 11-3 triumph through a slashing 17- terday Tigers bury the Nats end their season. hit attack that included a two-run visitors’ flag hopes, 15 to 4 and 11 AAU Tank Meet as homer to 9. Kimble Batted by A1 Evans. Bluege Thought Right-handed The home run, Evan’s second of Four straight put the cooler on Maybe the Nats’ front office in Washington knew otherwise, but the season, was a hit that landed Joe McCarthy’s ambitions and Titles Are Settled Manager Eluege thought he was getting a right-handed batter in Dick on top of the barrier in front of boosted the Bengals’ lead over Familiar faces the win- Kimble, shortstop whose purchase from Toledo of the American As- the left field stand and rebounded Washington to three full games as crowded sociation was ner’s circle last at Takoma announced yesterday. Even Fred Vaughn and George to the playing field. It brought on the Nats split a twi-night double- night where Binks, who saw Kimble in the association before they joined the Nats, a furious protest from the Browns header in St. Louis. pool eight champions were told their Kimble was a and a crowned in the annual D. C. AAU pilot right-handed swinger. pop-bottle barrage from the Tigers Unleash Mighty Attack. were all He bats left-handed. His left field stand IN THE title meet, but the brand of com- They wrong. addition gives patrons unprece- MIDDLE—Not here, of course, but that’s where Ernie Barber, left, and Jim Watson won Detroit now has seven of nine petition the Nats six portside punchers other than Pitcher Mickey Haefner and dented here. to be when the Redskins take the field for their next month. rival significantly suggested the hope opening game They’re from the Eastern teams making of four of them now are in the The blow was day long, individual reigns is line-up regularly. the third home run candidates for the center berth and at first Coach Dud DeGroot season to glance thinks they may have their last visit of the the over. A to give Gil Torres some relief has been needed of the twin bill. In the shortstop sorely first game, to share it. —Star Staff Photo. West and will be able to entertain by the Nats lately. The only to have in all of his Mike Krevich hit one for The veteran Ernie player participated the Nats Washington in a series opening Boggs’ length club's 106 games this season, Torres has been afield and at bat. and Vern for victory over John in the 150- fading Stephens the home tomorrow without too much worry of Dilley Right now, it looks as a rest would him a of side. yard backstroke was the widest mar- though do deal good. losing the lead. Maybe Kimble will give Gil a few days off. Haefner Deserved Better. Case and Cavarretta Redskins So Powerful at Start gin of the night. Photo finishes Never before had the Tigers un- Kimble, w'ho is 27, has been in baseball for seven Haefner deserved a marked most events and if organized years, Mickey better leashed such power as in their 20- they the last three with Toledo. He has a fair fate in the were to the fielding record, and a bat- first game last night. hit attack on Ernie Bonham and try again today average ting mark of .274 to show for his in the association this He did a of Are Told Not to fan still would hesitate to forecast play good as year. piece pitching Are New Runnersup Eight Report Emerson Roser in the first game He has made 114 hits, 20 7 and 2 he restricted the Browns the winner. including doubles, triples home to five hits By LEWIS F. ATCHISON. to go to bed. Joe is as big as the rout. Rudy York clubbed a homer a runs. Dick has been a frequent scorer and has batted in 48 runs. and three one Jean Ort touched a wet but walks, intentional, in A modern Rip Van Winkle stroll- side of a house and still seems in in each game to help Dizzy Trout dainty According to Bill general of the Kimble seven but his hand on the finish line a sec- Dewitt, manager Browns, innings, support failed In Races ing out on Georgetown’s plateau- better condition than when he left to his eleventh decision and George split is a fast runner and a Batting ond before has arm. Dewitt has Kimble's record him, and sent him down Leola Thomas in the good to his like football field yesterday when the team near the end of last season Caster to his third. Caster, a St. down pat, for Toledo is in the Browns’ chain. tenth defeat of the By the AsiocUted Preii. women’s 100-yard and year. the Redskins reported for their first limping on a cracked ankle. He Louis Brownie castoff, stopped the backstroke, As far as the were NEW YORK, Aug. 14.—Both major Bettie Roland swam away from the averages con- workout would have thought he was can’t get up courage to face an Yanks dead after relieving A1 Ben- of Brownies Proves cerned, there was league batting races had new run- field in the 100-yard backstroke to Community Ownership Failure nothing wrong back in San Diego three years ago. honest scale. ton in the fifth frame of the night- with the Nats at bat. nersup today in Phil Cavarretta of reign for the fourth consecutive Community ownership of a major league ball club went blooie They col- Whoever said there was a beef De Groot took a gander at Earl cap. lected 11 hits off Chicago’s Cubs and George Case of year. with Milt Funk- again when Richard C. Muckerman last week gained control of the Hollingsworth, shortage plainly didn’t have the Audet, a nifty 225 pounds, and de- Chicago climbed into the first Together Browns one of those Mike Kreevich’s third Washington, but the lead was still houser’s double in the 50 and 100- through purchase of 56 per cent of the club’s stock. » Tribe in mind. The squad isn’t cided to use him on hidden ball four by shading Philadelphia, 4-3, on Back in home run of the and his firmly in the hands of Tommy yard free style, those events fea- 1936, a large group of St. Louis businessmen took over year first merely big—it’s huge, and your first; plays. As a matter of fact, the Tony Cuccinello’s pinch single in the the Browns from for the Club. Holmes of the Braves and the 37- tured the program. the estate of the late Phil De C. Ball, spouting Washington They thought is that it’s gonna take a whole backfield will be hidden if eleventh as Reliefer Johnny John- much of “civic also got three and year old Veteran Tony Cuccinello of Only other individual pride.” Bui the Browns kept dragging and when stock passes Hollings- lot of muscle to shove these boys! Audet stands upright. Even the son outpointed Joe Berry. champs worth kicked in a the White Sox. crowned were Balios and dividends failed to come along, many of the stockholders forgot with wild pitch around. Tupper Lake twins, Ray Bedore and Cleveland’s Lefty A1 Smith shut Dorothy while Vern Howard Gatton in the back- “civic pride.” They demanded So a few of the Stephens made an error. Holmes’ margin on Cavarretta was are a lot out 25-yard dough. top stock- “'Isn’t that a pretty sight,” beamed Larry Fuller, carrying of Boston with three singles, 10-0, headed Donald L. But the Nats managed to have 12 six .369 to as j stroke races for girls and boys, re- holders, by Barnes, bought in the. crying group’s points, .363, Goody Prexy George Marshall, bursting on! extra baggage. dropping the Red Sox to seventh. holdings to carry along the club. runners stranded. Rosen of Brooklyn dropped to a and Wilbur Moore spectively. the scene like a September sunrise.! Sammy Baugh Lowest they have been since mid- Muckerman, a Hollingsworth saw to eight Nats .361 after at seemed to be nationally-known refrigeration magnate, after third-place nipping “'These look so we’ve the only two who May. left on boys good al-j 50-yard free style—First. Milt Punk- watching conditions from both sides—the playing and the financial— being the runways with four Holmes’ heels for weeks. All aver- hadn't added weight during the of his six ready notified eight others not to Cubs Continue Mopup. houser (B. C. W.); second, Capt. Jim Reilly concluded that baseball like other strikeouts. ages include off season. Luke Sewell and Stephens parked the age of .327 was 11 points better a thing or two about punting. He W). Time, 1:51. ball in the left Coach Dud De Groot surveyed the 13 at Dick Barrett’s expense. 200-yard free style—Milt Funkhouser General Manager Dewitt—but Muckerman will field stand for his than Case’s .316. Stimweiss had the receivers around C. be boss. He will do the George waiting St. Louis and carried (B. W ): second, Lt. John Brouk (N. 17th homer of squad with the satisfied air of a Brooklyn R. L ); Jan first-guessing as well as the second-guessing in running the club with the season. After of New York dropped from second for them to come down, while third, Vanderslous (Takoma). Mancuso man who has received an income their second-place feud to 15 in- Time, 2:17. his own money—and not because of “civic singled in the fifth, Lewis to third at .314. Baugh booted his snake pride.” tax from patented before the World WOMEN. badly misjudged liner and debate the Government, brand. nings defending Gray’s NATIONAL LEAGUE. Larry Weldon, shifted from — and Turk Edwards kept pinching Champion Red Birds finally broke 25-yard backstroke First, Dorothy missed with a one-handed stab. Player and Club. G A B. R H Pc. halfback to end, will do the place- Balios (Takoma i; second, Mary Hawrenek Holmes. Boston_ 109 447 98 165 .369 himself to it was no dream. it up, 11-10, on Ken O'Dea’s double (Takoma); third. Emily Prendable So Hollingsworth’s pop made prove and off in (B. C. only Cavarretta, Chi. __ 105 402 82 140 .363 kicking kicking Joe W.). Time, 0:18.3. Bee Bee's Last was a for the off the field screen. Given the second out Rosen. 99 410 89 148 year nightmare right 100-yard breast Prestige Boost instead of the third. Brooklyn.- .361 Aguirre’s absence. He didn’t get stroke—First. Bettie Hack. Chicago ... 106 422 81 144 .341 Southworth and Roland (Takoma): second. Then an line coach. Billy Leo Du- Betty Compton Gutteridge got intentional Olmo. Brooklyn-- 101 408 53 138 .338 many chances last year, but he (Ambassador); third, Maurlne Prescott rocher used a total of 11 hurlers pass, but an unmeant one given Ott, New York- 100 344 60 114 .331 One of the most impressive players didn’t miss. (Ambassador). Time. 1:24.6. Decision Over Kurowskl. St. L... 89 339 61 108 .319 with the two aces, Hal and 100-yard free style—First. Jean Ort By Fiorelio Byrnes forced over a score. on the field was Marvin Whited, a De Groot Plans Gregg Johnson, Chicago. 106 435 77 135 .310 Changes. (Takoma); second, Leola Thomas (Am- BOB McCLEAN. Walker. Brooklyn. 107 424 80 131 .309 on Red Barrett, being charged, respec- bassador); third. Margaret Stone By while Fiorello was out of * blocking back the championship De Groot has numerous (Ta- plainly Carrasquel Does Okay. Reyes, New York.. 84 313 32 96 .307 changes koma). Time, 1:07.0. '42 will tively, with the loss and victory. He has a glass jaw and admits it. gas, bleeding from a cut eye and Kreevich homered into the team, who be used at guard. in mind. Jack Keenan and Pop 160-yard medley relay—First. Takoma; left AMERICAN LEAGUE. Feldman’s Whited seems to be a cinch for a Harry pitching and second. Ambassador; third, Takoma "B.”; He isn’t what the fans call a crowd- nose and floundering in his own field stand at the start of the sev- Sharpe have been shifted from Player and Club. G. A.B. R H Pc. Cincinnati’s batting has to third. Shoreham. Time, 1:44.6. attack. The local 38 regular berth. tackle to and Keenan proved pleasing fighter. He’s cautious, skill- boy fought a de- enth, but the Nats immediately gave Cuccinello, Chicago 86 297 97 .327 guard may Case. Wash. 92 377 56 119 .316 be the most consistent combina- BOYS. V ful and his punch wouldn't shake fensive battle until the fifth when the run back. With on Glad to Hit Hay. wind up at end, where the Tribe is Gray first, Stirnwelss, N. Y._ 99 408 71 128 .314 tion in the majors with the New 25-yard backstroke—First. Howard Oat- up Aunt Minnie. Nevertheless, the he opened up and took the initi- Hollingsworth sacrificed. Clift had Lake. Boston 82 296 60 91 .307 Two workouts and a 2 Vi-hour numerically short. Mike Micka, a ton IB C. W.): second. Michele Battalini Phila... 93 York Giants’ trim- ative. Estalella. 335 37 103 .307 defensive fullback last is righthander (Ambassador); third. Sam Irby (B. C. W ). well-muscled frame of a 21-year-old From that point there was trouble fielding the bunt and Ferrell Boudreau. Cleve... 93 341 47 104 .305 skull session after dinner left the year, going Time, 0:15.1. ming the Reds five times in succes- Georgetown Negro, Bee Bee Wash- no doubt as to the outcome. got to third too late to Myatt. Wash. 90 336 56 102 .304 players eager to hit the and to get a chance to run the ball, and get Gray, Stephens, St L... 97 377 64 114 hay, sion while .302 Frank a copping 10 decisions. ington, today loomed large in the On this scoresheet, who had come around from Hockett. Chicago. 78 306 31 91 .297 more of same lies ahead of them Seno, halfback, is being Washington first. seven Newsome, Boston 74 252 26 74 .294 tried at Feldman allowed hits in Browns, 4-3; 2-11 national middleweight boxing pic- won nine rounds by a wide margin Gutteridge’s fly brought in the for the next couple of weeks. They fullback. Bob Seymour and Nat*, handing the Reds a 10th straight FIRST GAME. ture. while the second was called even. fourth Brown. don’t like the Frank Akins are starting out at left exactly it—especially 2-0. Wash AB. H. O. A. St. L. AB.H.O A. half and that means setback, Kree h.cf 5 15 0 Bee Bee, who now is basking in In total points, Bee Bee was ahead, Ullrich took the hill in Andrews Field Near Flag hill-and-dale jaunt from gym to there’ll be Gut’ge,2b 3 0 12 Santiago two homers Jack Bar- Mratt.2b 4 112 Byrnes.rf 3 0 2 0 the after a 100 to plenty of power there. Despite by limelight easily scoring 82, not only on routine point- the eighth to give the Browns Andrews Field found itself within field, but some are wearing pros- tVaughn 110 0 Laabs.lf 3 0 2 0 only rett, Pittsburgh fell before Boston’s Lewls.rf 4 12 0 30-round decision over Jerry Fiorello making but on aggressiveness and two hits. easy reach of the that aren’t Fully aware that it’s a long, rocky Ste'ens.ss 4 2 0 3 Military League’s perity bulges precisely Kuhel.lb 4 2 10 O McQ'n.lb 4 0 of road to the Eastern 13-hit attack, 6-4, with Nate An- 17 Brooklyn last night ii^ Griffith mastery of the situation. In the second setto, the Nats got second-half flag today after wallop- becoming in football suits. championship Clift.3b 4 10 3 Sch'lte,3b 4 14 3 drews taking the verdict over Blnks,lf 2 10 0 Man'so.c 4 16 0 Stadium, discounts his own ability Washington weighed in at 158 A1 Fort 10-5. Bill Joe for billowed and that the Skins are going up Kenny Carrasquel off to a two-run start ing Myer, Fyring Ungerer, example, Gables. McFd.lf 2 0 0 0 Gray.cf 3 2 5 0 and most of the credit for while against an improved brand of com- Ferrell,c 4 13 0 gives Fiorello scaled 160. three a stopped the losers with eight hits in, announcing he was to Hol'rth.p 2 0 0 2 by bunching singles and ready go, Torres,ss 4 2 3 0 his rise to his and Joe Mills petition, De Groot isn’t tooting the rapid Billy Edwards, Wright Wins Impressively. long fly in the second. In the topped the attack but after two trips up the hill cor- Haef'er.p 3 0 0 4 too at this 0 veteran handler. the with a home run. rected that and said he meant bugle loudly early date. •Guerra .10 0 High light of the underneath card fourth, Browns came back with ready Ullrich ,p 0 0 0 0 “Sure they look good,” he says. Develops Clever Defense. was the return to local action of a double and a single for one run, Makes Five look wonderful—like an hon- Hits, Totals 38 11 24 9 “They Barry Totals 30 ~7 27 10 Edwards, a. prominent local col- Oscar Wright, a good prewar light- but the Nats struck back in the team should •Batted for Haefner in eighth. ored boxer of a who fifth est-to-goodness pro decade ago weight recently discharged from the for two more. Passes to Car- Guethler 'Batted for Myatt in ninth. Retains D.C. Pin but we’ve to wait and see as look, got fought “El Kadir,” complete with Marines after 22 months’ service as rasquel and Myatt were turned into Top Washington _ 001 000 100—2 how But Brewers Go Out the rookies develop before we St. Louis 000 210 lox—4 turban and other regalia of an a line sergeant in a special unit of scores by singles by Lewis and can talk about a championship. But Runs—Kreevich (2), Laabs, Stephens. Arabian potentate, developed the colored at 137 Kuhel. Pepco Barry hit the jackpot as Mancuso, infantry. Wright, Unanimous Vote if the heart and work— Gray. Error—Stephens. Runs they’ve got Heurich batted in—Clift, defense against body punching that pounds, showed what used Then all was quiet until the Ranking by Brewers routed Naval Re- Stephens (2). Byrnes, boxing and I can guarantee to Kreevich, Gutterldge. Two-base hit—Gray has Bee over By BEN McALWEE. they're going but couldn’t given Bee easy wins to be with a punching exhibition on eighth when Layne hit his fourth ceiving Station, 17-5, Home runs—Stephens, Kreevich. Sacrifice For the second work—it’s going to take a mighty those three bolo boys from Man- a game but futile Canadian, Marcel successive single and Evans hit his straight year revive his teammates’ chances of —Hollingsworth. Left on base—Washing- Frank (Bub) Guethler is Wash- good lootball team to beat them.” ton, 12; St. Louis. 6. Bases on balls— hattan, the Messrs. Frankie Terry, 135. In homer. The Nats gaining the Industrial League title Haefner, 3: Hollingsworth. 3. Strikeouts— Fournier, mercy, Referee protested went and the Vic Dellicurti and the Fiorello of ington’s No. 1 bowler. Personally, ma%be sight of That went Haefner, 2; Hollingsworth. 6. Hits—Off Marty Gallagher stopped it at the on to pick up eight more hits and playoff. hope aglimmer- Haefner. 5 The all that beef on the hoof has us in 7 innings: Ullrich, 2 in 1. last evening. end of the third of a scheduled six five more runs. hard-throwing southpaw cap- ing last night when a three-man Wild pitch—Hollingsworth. Losing pitcher tain of Strike’s District slightly woozy, we’d say it’s in the —Haefner. Umpires—Messrs. Grieve. Pip- In fact, Two Bees’ only injury heats. Atomic is was a Lucky board unanimously rejected a Bu- the best word for Carrasquel surprise pitch- bag. gras and Weafer. Time—1:52. In last night’s bout was a damaged Oscar’s overhand left. for League team was a unanimous sanda protest against an umpire's ing selection, Manager Os Bluege SECOND GAME. left arm, battered from use as In has choice of the Washington City decision its game with pro- prelims, Flattop Cummings, said Wally Holborow would calling Wash. AB. H. O. A. St. L. Association com- AB. R. O A tection against the looping blows 143%, KOd another local boy, hurl after the Venezuelan’s Duckpin ranking Cameo because of darkness last Myatt,2b_ 4 113 Gu’dge,2b 4 13 1 Bobby poor 6 3 5 thrown Fiorello. Used in a mittee. He received all eight votes Takes week. Lewis,rf. 0 Sanders,p 0 0 0 o by spe- Suma, 142, at 2:53 of the first, and showing in a relief role Rickey Binks.If 5 0 Sunday. Group 12 0 Gray.cf 4 2 0 cial Edwards for a total of 80 technique that foils Joe Davis, 139, Baltimore, decisioned But A1 did all right, the points. Barry got five hits in as many Kuhel.lb 4 2 12 2 Byrnes.lf 3 15 1 holding Kr vich.cf 5 12 0 the best of wild the limb Browns to Bob Mieiotto, King Pin manager, to scored twice and F'ly.lb-3b 4 16 0 punchers, Jimmy McGriff, 143%, local, in six. six hits. The Nats did trips plate, Layne.3b 5 5 10 St'hens.ss 4 0 11 was a unanimous second with 72 was battered painfully by the sixth The Baby Armstrong-Rocco Lasico their main scoring off Sig Jakucki, Control of Dodgers drove in five more markers. Two Evans,c 5 3 2 0 Moore.rf 4111 Karl of Torres.ss 5 113 S’te.3b-2b 4 13 2 round. affair was canceled. who was touched for 10 of their points. Gochenour, pilot doubles and a triple were included the Brookland Branch Rickey was securely In Car’qual.p 3 0 13 H'worth.e 2 0 4 0 Otherwise Bee Bee was A crowd of hits. Sam Recreation received in his stick work that a 22- -Schultz, c 2 0 10 scarcely 3,901 paid a gross of Zoldak and Dee Sand- saddle as paced all votes for third. the director of the Brook- Totals 42 17 27 11 Jakuckt.p 2 0 0 0 winded at the end of the 10 stanzas $9,261. Net was ers finished for the eight His point hit Brewer attack. NRS nicked Joe $6,988. Browns. an an- Zoldak.p 0 0 0 0 total was 64. lyn Dodgers today, following Serving notice on Harlond Clift Freschi for 14 bingles, but after a McQ'n.lb 1110 A1 nouncement yesterday that he and that his at Wright, Clarendon sharp- 3-run third were held well in hand. Marines Nail job third base is in Walter F. O’Malley and John L. Totals 34 6 27 6 Standers, shooter, won fourth place with six Vic of the was Gauzza, _ Trinidad Club jeopardy Hillis Layne. Sent Smith had bought controlling In- president Washington 020 020 043—11 Boys' into fourth-place votes and two for fifth Amateur Baseball As- St. Louis_ 000 100 020— 3 for Title Tilt the second game in place of the terest in the club.* Purchase price Washington Ready for. a total of 54 points. sociation, Newton Bowers of The Runs—Myatt. Lewis. Kuhel. Kreevich. light-hitting Clift, Layne had a was estimated at $75,000. Layne (2). Evans (2). Torres, Carrasquel Headquarters Marines were on Murphy Is Rated Fifth. Post and Lewis Atchison of perfect game at bat, driving out had been to The (2), Gutteridge. Byrnes, McQuinn. Errors Fele Packs edge for tomorrow’s Fred of Dis- Rickey expected get —Moore. Carrasquel, Torres, Variety pennant-de- five And he took Murphy King Pin, Star handed down the decision Gray, Finney. singles. good control when he first went to Brook- Runs batted in—Evans (4), Torres, ciding game with Naval Communi- trict League champion,'gained fifth which Opening the Trinidad Boys’ Club care of the job at third, too. from the where he against Busanda, sought to Stephens, Lewis, Kuhel, Binks (2). Finney cations after with 47 two FRANK lyn Cardinals, (2). Myatt. Two-base trouncing Bureau of the place points, receiving (BUB) GUETHLER. have the Cameo or hits—Byrnes, Binks. jubilee tonight in the Washington Maybe Nats were a bit too built up the famed and invaluable game replayed Three-base hit—Finney. Home run— Standards, 11-6, yesterday in the votes for fourth, three for fifth and —Star Photo. Soltball Stadium will be a tilt be- quick in buying Dick Kimble, short- Staff St. Louis Cardinals chain resumed from the eighth inning Evans. Double plays—Kuhel (unassisted). Naval Barracks three for sixth. Ed Nash of Green- system. Left on bases—Washington, 9; St. tween Kavakos Grill and Atlas League. from the when it was called because of dark- Louis. stop, Toledo club. He Yesterday’s deal was for the 50 5 First base on balls—Carrasquel. 1: way won sixth place with 43 points, ranking 10 were: Guethler, 127-16 per Club, city softball rivals, followed reports to the Nats tomorrow, but cent of the club’s stock owned ness. Busanda had scored eight Jakucki, 5. Struck out—By Carrasquel, 2; while one of the for 373 games; 125-163 for by by Jakucki, 2; by Sanders, 2. Hits—Oil a Cumberland Entries Tony Santini, Miciotto, runs with two out in the by game between the District All- maybe Layne can take care of the heirs of the late Charles H. Ebbets. only eighth Jakucki, 12 in 7% Innings; by Zoldak, was a 466; 125-149 for FOR country’s great duckpinners, Gochenour, 423; a 12-6 when none in Vi inning; by Sanders, 6 in 1 Star Girls and the Trinidad Boys. WEDNESDAY. left side of the infield for awhile. Rickey and his associates now inning, assuming lead, Weather Clear. Track Fast. unanimous choice for seventh. San- Wright, 124-63 for 636; Murphy, 124- inning. Losing pitcher—Jakucki. Umpires The program gets under way at own 75 cent of the stock. To- the game was called. —Messrs. Pipgras, Weafer and FIRST tini was 141 for 125-16 for per Grieve. 7:30. RACE—Purse, $800; 3-year-olds handicapped during part 430; Nash, 298; As no of rules Time—1:45. Attendance—8.256 (paid). and up; claiming; about 5 Brittanic Trots to gether with Andrew Schmitz they misinterpretation furlongs. Victory of the season with a sprained thumb. Santini, 124-187 for 274; Keith, 121- In addition to the softball games Wilton -116 Also eligible: purchased their initial block of 25 was involved the board ruled it had *Disro Ill SARATOGA Eddie Keith 362 for 122-56 for there will be several attractions in- Falco Tigress. 106 SPRINGS, N. Y., of Anacostia Spillway 476; Meade, 367; no license to the Chief Teddy_118 xHesperis _106 per cent last winter from the Ed- question umpire’s Aug. 14 —Brittanic won as he rated with 22 Paul Wolfe, 122-130 for 285; Ressa, 121- Arc ... eighth points. cluding boxing, track events, potato Blue Ill Eltonhead _116 ward J. McKeever estate in the deal judgment—one of baseball’s oldest xPetee Girl _ 108 Refreshment .111 pleased in both dashes of the Jarman of 18 293 for and 121-231 a $1,500 Clarendon, ninth, 295, Remsburg, and strictest rules. Had the races, relays and floor show by xJune Pennant 108 Miss Economy. 106 that brought the “Deacon” to pro- XL ugh Lake George Trot, featured event points. for 263. Kavakos entertainers. All proceeds and Play 111 xApple A Day. 106 Brooklyn. test been allowed Heurich still would Williwin _106 last night on the opening program The final spot went to Elmer The committee was com- Lb. F. GOODRICH J will go to the Trinidad Boys’ Club ranking Mrs. James of in the running. of a two-week Mulvey, daughter jbe fund. SECOND RACE—Purse. Grand Circuit meet- (Moe) Meade of Spillway with eight posed of George F. Harbin, Harry $800; 4-year- the late Stephen McKeever, owns olds and up: claiming; 6>A furlongs ing. His best time was 2:07. points. It is the first time Meade Dixon, Arville Ebersole, Ellsworth In Northeast Night Softball Cast Out-108 Julette 11 n the remaining stock, and has indi- xDecisive -110 has been named in the ten. Rod Dick League competition last night ^Psychoanalyst 110 big Geib, Thomas, Hobart, cated it is not for sale. xBig Soldier — 108 Also eligible: Honorable mention was Dave Mount Rainier’s Joe Martz hurled xBis Moose_103 given Burrows and Ben McAlwee. xGallant 108 I this com- Canto Gallo_113 Famas Griffs' Records Johnny Ressa of Bethesda ThreshPlay j three-hit ball and shut out Time_110 Bowling STUBBLE k blnatlon: Atlas, Scotch Flag_113 Batting. 6-0, for the Center; Perce Wolfe and Gordon latter’s second defeat of O. AB. R. H. THIRD 2b. 3b. Hr. Rbi.Pct. both the season. RACE—Purse, $800 ; 3-year-olds Lewis 19 69 12 23 6 1 Remsburg, Hyattsville pinmen. ■ 1. More de- In two girl games, and 0 11 .333 BEf up; claiming; about 5 furlongs. Case 92 377 60 119 10 4 1 26 .316 It is the first time Wolfe has missed ■ pend able Southeast Coeds, nicked Wave Flag-102 BpEBH FBI, 3-1, xxBurdman_116 Myatt 93.336 65 104 14 7 0 34 .310 9 n d xNoslen ... the 10 in more a backffrou and 116 Tenderfoot __ 113 K’vich 7 29 7 93010 .310 ranking than de- Capital Maids trounced Mer- a All TROUBLE? of manntae- Crystal. 113 Also eligible: Zardon 47 130 12 38 6 3 0 13 .292 cade. was ■ rick Fox Meadow He the city’s No. 1 ^HRfRld Girls, 6-0. 113 xRose Azteca 111 Blnks 105 398 37 116 24 3 2 60 .289 ■ turer.* ■■«■ xRhyme Maker 113 a Reign Supreme 108 Evans 33 94 17 27 6 2 2 13 bowler in 1943. Ed Blakeney, met- a .287 Oomph 113 x c Old Harry lie Kuhel 92 343 48 97 20 7 1 47 a .283 ropolitan match-game R i. More de- Valley View Farm-L. H. Hine entry, H’fner 25 57 6151003 champion B^rrrllHiBO c C. S. .263 Last Greene, jr.-Mrs. E. P. White entry. Ferrell 50 170 17 45 7 1 0 22 .256 and Ray Watson, Temple star, were ■ p e n (1 able Mill V Fights Night Ullrich 19 12 2 3 1 0 0 0 .250 NEW not for the due to YORK.—Chester Rico, 137, New FOURTH RACE—Purse, $800; 3-year- T rres 100 422 32 103 9 4 eligible ranking York, outpointed 0 33 .244 ■ local dealer. Jorge Morelia, 136. Mex- olds and up; claiming: about 6 furlongs. Layne 37 00 9162107 .242 lack of league games. ico City (10). Billy Graham, 137, New Bugler -121 Patch Leon’d York, party. 116 21 55 6 13 2 0 0 6 .230 Here Are stopped Johnny Rinaldi, 145, New xBow Wave_111 Tie Me V’ughn 60 219 21 61 4 the Figures. H ’Extra tyn- York (4). 107 2 1 23 .233 xStyx -113 Also eligible: Clift 96 311 42 67 10 0 46 The ^Em|kRmBk PHILADELPHIA.—Allie 8 .216 combined averages for M thetlc rub- Stolz, 134% xHoneymaid ... 106 Maryland Mom 115 Guerra 43 119 8 23 1 0 1 ^■gi§j»|K Newark, N. J., decisioned 12 .193 ■ her Wesley Mouzon xlngerfire-111 Balloon_ 116 P’rcttl 29 60 3 11 2 1 0 6 league and special events of the expert- 3 34. Springfield (10). .183 Bulrushes_116 xSabrate_106 N’gel’g 17 42 1 6 1 0 0 2 .143 ■ enee. CHICAGO.—Hubert Hood, 193%. Chi 19 4 0 0 eago. and C’quel 23 2 0 2 .105 O'Dell Riley, 181, Detroit FIFTH 0 drew (10). RACE—Purse, $800; Col. Wil- McFTd 5 10 1 0 0 0 1 .100 liam H. Robertson Memorial; 3-year-olds Wolff 22 57 2 3 0 0 0 0 .053 BALTIMORE.—Vic Dellicurti. 156% and up; allowances: 0 0 0 New York, defeated 6',b furlongs Holb’w 13 2 0 0 0 .000 I SIHERTOWHS Coley Welsh, 167 Marquest 1 3 0 0 Portland. Me. (10). 120 TooncrviUe l:5h Shep’d 0 0 0 0 .000 PROVIDENCE. Miss Gallant.. 115 xGoIden Media 110 Roche 2 10 00000 .000 R. I.—Nava Esparza Sunmoor -104 142%, Mexico City, decisioned Henry Jor xPalgene_110 xRusty Pots ._ 104 Pitching. dan. 144. Philadelphia (10). ^ NEWARK, N J.—Charlie Fusari, 139% G. H. BB. SO. IP. GS. CG. W. L. MOTOR SIXTH 20 I Newark, decisioned Jackie Leamus, 134% RACE—Purse, $800; 3-year-olds Leonard 21 156 22 61 16814 10 13 4 New York (10). and up: allowances; 1,'. miles. Wolff 22 134 33 75 188 19 14 13 7 xMerrie PITTSBURGH —Doll Rafferty, 135, Mil Shot 110 Allen Caid.. 115 Car’quel 23 55 15 26 71 3 2 4 3 daukee. defeated Joe xSinging Steel 112 xRampage __ H’gner 26 163 54 65 160 20 13 11 I REPAIRS Peralta, 133, Ta 116 10 maaua. Pa. (10). V Strolli g Lee 110 xa Co'dy Player 112 Plerettl 29 102 71 46 18014 21 12 10 10 But Not STAMFORD, Conn.—Jbe La Motta. 151 xAlhalon 115 Holbor’w 13 16 15 10 27# 1111 Hi Expert Expensive Mount Vernon. N. Y., knocked out Lot a J. E. Crider entry. Nlg ling 19 124 67 62128# 18 4 5 9 Perez, 155. Puerto Rico (2). Ullrich 19 56 25 16 54% 4 0 1 2 HAZLETON, Pa.—Lou Alter, 120, Mont SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $800; 3-year- Shepard 1 312 6# 0000 real defeated Jock Leslie. 124, Flini olds and up: allowances; about 5 furlongs. I WASHINGTON xMint Elian 107 xSal Old Pal 107 WES*^ SPRINGFIELD, Mass.—Joey An She's Scotch.. 112 Boy Larkmead 120 Ctt Mm Mo for Tsar till gelo, 136%, Philadelphia, outpointec xDiscount 112 Also eligible: F0RD Meaty George Lerover, 138, Philadelphia (10) xFlower Battle 112 Blue Beauty.. 108 SA 50 L Gus (Pell) Mell, 137, Montreal, defeate xPsychic Fancy 106 Party Girl_112 PLYMOUTH *U,OU Gblb-bUL George (Dusty) Brown. 134. Reading Ramases _117 Pa. (10). CHEVROLET V ARMSTRONG COMPANY MIAMI, Fla.—Danny Carabella, 124 EIGHTH RACE—Purse, $800: 4-year- BLADE AT ANY PRICE! Y New York, outpointed Red Hutchins, 116 olds and up; caliming; l,1, miles. tree Adjustments I Phone HObart SSOO St. Petersburg, Fla. (8). xJ Hal -109 xMllk Toast... 109 Duplicate D. C. Testing Hacking SAN FRANCISCO.—Hilton Fitzpatrick, xWhite Ford 109 Isle de Pine_107 Oak W. 170, Hill, Va„ knocked out _ TIRES tr 4*to Beret Intelligentsia 109 Garand .112 VI Maps* nr Gaston Mi mi tear «m Miller. 170, Los Angeles (1): Paul xFive O'Four.. 107 xUncle Billies. 109 kr hm H am Y Jackson, San I j a A 1 M 208%. Francisco, outpointed xApprentice allowance claimed. CLIFT'S SS. for 2* Willie Williams. 18 4*3, Oakland, 8. Post p.m. sum K H.W. ME. time—2;30 ML 6*32 •<•««. CONMV'OATCO AAZOA »LAO« CO