Kramer, Sarah Cooke Loom as Upset Threats in National Tennis Tournament :• --- v Net Veterans or Bigtime Golf Shots Griffs' Records Lose Draw Thrilling Battinr. Win, O AB R. H. 2B 3B.HR.RW.Pc*- I./afan a 4 11 0 4 3 it ft 1 ..to,'! WALTER Back Prove ft By McCALLUM, Coming NiClint 3 1 2 O o 0 ft .333 toenittg $ht as Star Clin 8 30 4 0 0 0 0 4 ,300 Expected ft o Wynn. 31 84 25 2 1 0 .208 Army and Grid Policies ||||f|§ Moor* 7 7 21 1 3ft 02 13 3 3 38 204 Navy Confusing SEPTEMBER 1943 That's a queer difference in the athletic FRIDAY, 3,' Casa 120 528 8(1 150 28 4 0 44 284 setup, as applying to foot- Hot * rhns'n 08 373 5ft 103 70 hali. Surprises 5 5 SB 27B between men in the Powall ft 0 * Army studying technical military subjects at tlSfei4 —- •'■■■■>: Pairs Battle 14 41 11 4 2 .3fl8 scores of colleges, and men in the By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr., Prld'y 128 487 5« 124 22 3 3 50 28B Navy program, studying military sub- By the Associated Press. V'non 127 404 83 128 22 8 7 85 250 Associated Press Sports Writer. jects at schools under Navy jurisdiction. While the doesn't Sp'ca 174 415 83 123 18 8 10 14 250 Army say its 3.— Early 108 87 10 4 45 men not FOREST HILLS. N. Y„ 3 — MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Sept. 380 32/ 2 .243 may play football, the fact is they «:on't because of rigid hours Sept. O’liani 40 102 5 24 4 1 0 ]ft 715 of It wouldn’t be a As a a Myatt 38 0 lo O 0 (I studying and little time for recreation. The Navy, on the other first-class tennis general rule, golf pro pre- 44 2 220 hand, K P'rla 40 145 24 31 4 0 2 214 either isn't, so on the tournament without a "dark horse” 1 ]3 tough study angle, or it doesn’t, frown on football! fers to play his tournament shots Sull'n 114 301 45 70 12 1 1 48 .307 for the fact is that a lot of men in the or two. And, since the 1943 na- R b son 44 85 ll 13 10 14 .20(1 Navy training program will ! but a Car o l 37 3 8 o O 0 tional "safe,” decided swing from 42 3 .101 play football this year, while the same will not hold true for championships are turning Ha'f'ar 30 32 4 ft 1 1 O 3 .188 men in the the Army program. j out to be a first-class tourney in : conservative to the spectacular C'ndini 23 47 2 3 10 1 3 .110 Mart 7. 20 34 3 5 o 1 0 7 .14 7 The of ; of reduced fields and I was provided by the nature of com- University Maryland, for example, has more than 900 Armv spite other Leon'd 28 58 0 5 0 0 0 3 087 In the Padden 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 f'l.uunius fciujifc tiiruu^n i-ecnnica wartime restrictions, we give your petition $5,000 Golden Valley team Some of them are evt Jack Kramer and Sarah invitation championships start- Pltahinr. military training. T. .Jones, jr.. the all-time great Paifrey good football men. Coach Clarence simon Cooke. ing today, . G. H BB, SO. IP OB.OC. w. t,. pure of the game, is living Lefebv’a 3 1P 12 0 21S 3 L 1 o W. would and a veteran of Before the meet concludes Mon- 8 Spears like to have them, at the giant air base at Kramer, just 22, Haef'r 30 OH 48 55 123H 0 4 4 Army Camp Candi 23 14 1 58 52 142 18 7 lo 5 but the Army schedule calls several years of bigtime day eight twofiotnes of the country's training Springs, Md. Jess Sweetser, who competition, Car’q'l 37 153 57 43 140S 13 4 11 7 for 59 hours of work and six was runnerup to Don McNeill in top shotmakers will have trudged a Wynn 31 202 88 70 21S'j 28 lo 15 10 weekly, licked Bobby 21 years ago and W'ent hours for 1940; he teamed with Ted Schroeder distance of 28 miles over the rugged NlaTc 2 0 4 7 17 2 2 1 1 physical training. You on to win the American title, later L'nard »8 20o 30 45 108*, 27 13 10 12 don't train a football team in six to win the national doubles title two landscape of the Golden Valley Marta 20 05 48 40 104'* 0 3 5 8 winning the British crown, now hours a in a row then bowed out course, polishing off 144 holes of week. lives in Washington. Although years last year when he suffered an round-robin match play. Jones has played little golf and ap- a pendicitis attack en route to the It’s a best-ball affair, copied after Bagarus Coast Idol Sweetser gets out about once a week, championships. the Inverness four-ball matches at. Nats' Last In many ways the whole thing is some enterprising club would do all Flag Hopes Kramer Is Big Surprise. Toledo—a highlight on the pros’ confusing when you consider the right to get the two together with He's been In the Coast Guard all golfing tour for seven years until cases of Don Nolander and Walt a couple of top pros, for a benefit summer and nobody figured him as the meet was dropped this season. to Yank Haloupek, center and end under con- exhibition match. Bob Jones prob- Up Series, a title contender even though he In best-ball competition a player tract to the and Steve ably would for the Red Cross. Redskins, play feels free to take And if was seeded third behind Frankie more chances, Bagarus, also a Redskin employe. Bing Crosby and Bob Hope Parker and Pancho Segura, knowing if one of his shots strays Nolander and Haloupek expect to come East this year, a match star- But the tall California Coast his partner is there to salvage the Starting Today football this fall. will ring them, Jones and Sweetser for play They Guardsman has hole—he Bv BURTON the Red Cross surprised every- hopes. HAWKINS, be in two Navy schools. Bagarus I would be a natural" Star body. In administering unmerciful Each of the eight teams will play Staff Corrrspondfn*. is in an antiaircraft battery near around Washington. beatings to William E. Gifford and each other once, a $1,000 War bond NEW YORK, Sept. 3 —Washing- San Diego, handling one of those Bobby Falkenburg he has appeared first prize going to the combina- ton’s final shot at the 1943 Ameri- lethal 40-mm. But because When Redskin Prexy George Mar- guns. to be. in form. tion the most holes. can League pennant, the equiva- shall visits California he top winning Bagarus, a slippery halfback, isn’t lives in lent of to hit In today's quarter-final round, Two favorite pairs are Craig attempting the moon in an Army technical school he can an adobe house on a sunny hilltop Kramer meets young Jack Tuero of Demaret and with a peashooter, was to be He a broad Wood-Jimmy Byron play football and does. is a dar- overlooking valley crusted ! launched as the Nats New Orleans, a Junior Davis Nelson-Jug McSpaden. were today tangled ling of San Diego football crowds, with orange groves owned by the Cup They squad member and the unseed- opponents in feature. with the league-leading Yankees in great of movieland. a only today's performing Sundays with the San It’s place to the of a ed player and the tournament’s Sam Byrd-Lloyd met opener 4-game series. Diego Bombers in the Pacific Coast rest and dream—perhaps of greater big- Mangrum gest drawing card. Segura, who has Bill Pvt. The Nats have seven games re- pro football Preston Redskin teams and those football Kaiser-Johnny Revolta, loop. George lost one Chick mainirfg with the Yankees and any to South only encounter during the Harbert-Harry Cooper (the Marshall, Redskin prexy, would give trips America and Europe faint Idea to tournament faces con- home took on they may continue a of which season, his pro) the brother duo fancy sum to have him, but won’t George talks. Nearby lives nurse about the queror, Seymour Greenberg, Chi- of Staff Sergt. Jim Turnesa and pennant dictates Until the war ends. Crooner Crosby, not far from his that cago southpaw, in a return match BIG THREE—Jack ; Mike and Willie Washington sweep all these Great Lakes Naval Del Mar race now Kramer (left), the dark horse; Francisco the favored Ecua- Turnesa, Goggin- Training Sta- track, grown up Segura (center), games to further their fading in weeds. But if today. and | Tony Penna played Buck White- ,&ni- tion appears to be coming up this George didn’t have dorean, Frankie Parker, also a threat, in the national tennis at Forest bition. New York now Is oaran cooKe Back. tourney Hills, Long i Laffoon. 10 games with another football a chauffeur he’d need an coming Island. Ky year great Army map Kramer is a Coast Guard ensign and Parker is an won In front of Washington. and Mrs. Cooke. 1941 women’s cham- Army corporal. All handily team, such as it had last year with compass to And his way to his The Yankees have captured 13 California pion, also' was out of tournament yesterday. —A. p. Bruce Smith. Minnesota All-Amer- hacienda. Wirephoto. Baers Are #eries In a row and will be play last summer and most; of the I Corporals sleeking ican. sparking the squad. On the 1943 to tie the mark season. But she has been practicing major league by Great Lakes team will be Steve Farkas Draws Fat ! And Too three of four the Pay with her husband, Lt. Elwood Cooke Colonels, taking against Juzwik, former Notre Dame half- Andy Parkas is By the Aisociated Preee. Nats, who haven't lost a series in reported to be of the Navy, at Pensacola, Fla., and Appling May Remain Induction back a and Redskin star until he playing with the Redskins this Delayed, Werkheiser OKLAHOMA 3 —The i their last seven, although they year she her new CITY, Sept. went into the in the parked daughter down Navy middle for a paltry S8.000, less the fine of boxing Baers, Max and were forced to be content with an there while she came north to play Buddy, may !j of the 1942 pro season. even break twice on their $800 levied against him for not re- in the nationals. To Skins' Line be corporals to the Army but to Gov. recent Only Shorlsfopper Western to Rejoin Robert S. Kerr are porting training camp. If the Off her Group they colonels.. trip. performances against Anotner addition to the Redskin Weak is correct (the season starts, says the squad has The Governor, who is a Manager Ossie Bluege was ex- Army Apparently figure Redskin office Berta Garcia and Peggy Welsh, j 243-pound- talk squad is expected to check in at improved over its er and stands 6 foot 3 to send after Great Lakes will a doesn’t about salaries), it is little Sarah materially showing inches—the pected Early Wynn play tough j apparently didn’t lose lo Be Stick at the in a little less than King training camp University of the All-Star game at Northwestern ! same height as the former his 16th victory for the Nats today, schedule against most of the Big only the $9,000 anything through lack of competi- heavy- By the Associated Press. Maryland within a few days. Coach last week, but will not really be I weight both of with Milo Candlni, Johnny Nig- Ten Conference teams. But there reportedly paid to Sammy Baugh, j tion. She is the ball as well champion—made hitting Dutch wired Elden Werk- the one. CHICAGO, 3. Bergman ready for topnotch football before them colonels on his staff when geling and Dutch Leonard expected hasn't been any advance -dope on | indispensable Sammy is as as ever and playing her usual clever Sept, —If' Luke they j his of the heiser, former Dubuque tackle, to October. came to visit him. to follow. The teams will clash in a great Army team at any training sparing with words as he is i all-court game. Assuming that she Appling Chicago White Sox | report as soon as on ‘‘The men are down to The Baers are another tomorrow and efficient in tossing a football. Red- beats the national succeeds in winning the 1943 Ameri- possible receipt settling j here to give a few single game camp, notwithstanding Representa- j j girls’ champion, of skin can word that Werkheiser, who alert, intelligent football,” said i tips about physical to cadets a double-header on Sunday, f ive Sam Weiss and his efforts to j Coach Bergman, when the deal j Doris Hart of Miami, Fla., today, League batting championship— training a on trained with the squad at San Dutch. ‘‘But they still have some at Tinker Field. Clinging to second place by a have the Army liberalize its atti- for Halfback Bob Masters was on Mrs. Cooke will meet project which he seems to be Diego, j i j defending had not been inducted into the distance to go. won’t slender the Nats will have tude toward football. A lot of he fire, wired Sam at his Sweet- ! Pauline very intent these days—it will mark They really j margin, people Champion Betz in the semi- be the second a armed forces as expected. When ready until the opening of the I to struggle along without the serv- are asking: “How come the Navy, water (Tex.) home for his full opin- finals. time shortstop ever has L. S. U. Fills Grid the tackle reports the will in- season. Men like Frank Akins and List, ices of Third Baseman Harlond can football and the on on Masters. Dutch wanted a Mrs. done that trick in the junior circuit. squad | play Army Marjorie Van Ryn of Wash- Frank 1 The other fellow clude 30 men, some of whom will Seno didn’t get into the All- Clift, who is expected to remain out can’t?” complete appraisal based on Sam's ington, paired with Mrs. Jacques was named Luke j Now Team I be dropped before the National Star game. They look good in our Seeking ! of action for 10 days due to mumpe. experience against Masters when the Hunt of Annapolis, defeated the Appling. Bj the Associated Press. Two former Football season ; drills, but we want to know more I -- American and British i atter played with the Eagles. He team of Infielders never have been much League opens. Capital City Mrs. David about them in a real BATON ROUGE, La., Sept. 3- amateur links now live vired "He’s shakes at the in hit- A drill game. Wash- champions back, good.” So Dutch Gray and Mrs. Mary Cootes Belin leading league light today virtually wound Louisiana State has filled an j ington must wait and withholdI eight- in or near Washington. Maj. Rob- i aired Masters. in ting, although Luke would debunk up workouts for the the women's doubles, 8—6, 6—1. Green Bay game schedule with the oi this. judgment on the 1943 Redskins until| signing Monarchs Next Foes Second basemen have done it Packers game in Baltimore. The j and the season starts.” Georgia, the coaching staff’! Sve times, first basemen and will league seven, squad have a ball tossing and now is a Bob McChesney, veteran out only worry putting teair third baseman never. skull session tomorrow. The end, game for a together. The Tigers meet Game Bid Luke also day with an infected arm, is Georgit Of Defeated Army-Navy Back in Race may have the added in Baltimore Municipal Stadium twice. The schedule: Grays for action Rallying Dodgers — — ready again and all the distinction or lack thereof of Sunday is slated to start at 2 p.m. September 25. Georgia. With their National squad is in good for the October 9. Negro League posting the lowest winning average j shape tough 2. Rice: Texas Ag.s.; lfl. Na Bergman, while not en- val Air School at Memphis: 2.3. Georgii schedule finished, the Homestead For in some overly Packers, billed as the Is Made He's outstanding (site in years. Georgia not 1 by Second; Tiqers Take Two hitting only thusiastic about the yet named); .30, Texa now turn their Philly three exhibition team in the western Grays attention to .335 now the half of the pro► Christian. JFDSON and previous low in 0. Philadelphia is in the field with a By BAILEY, ing a triple with two on in the 10th.! games to come up before the league I loop. November Georgia Tech at Atlanta a week end of competition against Associated Press Sports Writer. modem times was .349, by Buddy 20, Tulane at New Orleans. bid to play the Army-Navy football In the American Negro American League clubs, meet- A few League, Detroit; Lewis of Washington in 1935 and classic now that the game prac- weeks ago when the Brook- ing the Kansas City Monarchs in a downed the St. Louis Browns Jimmy Foxx of Boston in 1938. tically is assured, and bids are ex- lyn Dodgers were in a state of tur- twice, double-header at Griffith Stadium Appling hit .388 in 1936, the year he Leaders pected from other big centers. moil they took a lot of ribbing about 5-4 and 8-5, and the Cleveland In- Turf Stars Pack List Major York First in on Sunday and the Birmingham won the swat crown. By the Associated Pres?. League a dians John J. McCloy, Assistant Secre- being bad ball club that probably stopped the Chicago White Black Barons in a single night game would finish in AMERICAN LEAGUE. tary of War. said at a press confer- the second division Sox, 2-1. I on Monday. of the National A Batting—Appling. Chicago, .335; Wake- The ence yesterday that it was his un- League. single by Pinky Higgins with Great Lakes Gridders For Pimlico Futurity field, Detroit, ,32ft. To Bat in 100 Runs Philadelphia Stars handed that to be It the bases loaded in the ninth Runs—Vernon. Washington, 83; Case, the Grays a 4-2 setback last derstanding the game is seems only fair, to inning By the Associated Washington, Si. night, therefore, I Press. By the Associated Press. played, although the site still is un- call attention to the fact that the provided Paul (Dizzy) Trout with Chicards Runs batted in—York. Detroit, 100; as 4,500 fans turned out in the his 17th Scrimmage BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.—One hun- Etten. New York. 90 3.—A honor decided. It now is scheduled for Dodgers now are a victory in the first game By the Associated DETROIT, Sept. year age threatening weather to Josh very strong third Press. dred and are Hits—Wakefield. Detroit, lft»; Appling. at Detroit and thirteen 2-year-olds Chicago. 158. York would have been $3.00C the November 27 at West Point. There place club and there still is a chance concentrated early ! Rudy Gibson, Grays’ outstanding GREAT LAKES. 3.— for the 21st the Doubles—Wakefield. Detroit. had hitting won for the in ! 111., Sept. elegible running of 32: Etten, richer as of 100 runs batted catcher and star. been hints that the game might that they will finish second. Tigers the New York, Keltner. and producer | slugging Great Lakes football Pimlico Futurity November 3. in- Cleveland, be canceled. nightcap. At Cleveland both Orval Bluejackets are Gutteridge, St. Louis. 29. in. That was the bonus dangled ir Leroy (Satchelfoot) Paige is ex- Yesterday they beat the New York Triples—Lindell, New York, Grove and A1 Smith such | eluding virtually every major wan- 10; York, front of him and he at 90 to hurl at least of one Immediately after McCloy’s state- Giants. 4-3, by two runs in Lefty pitched keeping impressive company on Detroit, 9. stopped pected part scoring ner of the current season. Home ment was five-hit ball, but the Indians 1 runs—York. Detroit, 30; Keller, Now he has 100 and no money, but of games. Last time here known, Philadelphia came the eighth and another in the ninth clus- successive this fall that New Sunday's Saturdays The event carries $15,000 lidded York. 24. it with its bid. W. and ran tered four of their five hits in the Stolen bases—Case. Washington, may help bring him high honors he held the Grays scoreless in the through Roger their current winning streak crave 44' | Sixth to they high-caliber opponents and annually provides race fans Moses, Chicago. 43 this season. five he The Clapp, chairman of the War bond to six games. The star of inning win. j innings tossed. Mon- the even for scrimmage. with a clue to form. Pitching—Chandler, New York, 17-3; j sales 3-year-old Bridges. Detroit, 12-3. York yesterday became the first archs hold a 3-2 game over campaign there, said that triumph was Louis Rodriguez Olmo, So invited edge they’ve the pro Chicago Practically the only major winner American to drive in 10( the Stadium Puerto Rican NATIONAL LEAGUE. Leaguer Grays in local games this Philadelphia’s Municipal rookie who singled in Cardinals for in not Roberts to Ride opposition today's named for the running was runs. In front-office that’! season. could be filled to its 105.000 capacity the final frame to drive Jockey Batting—Musial. St. baseball, j home the workout, their last heavy drill before John Marsch's which took I Louis, .350; Her- with bond as Jazrahel, man. Brooklyn, 334. | the payoff department, although the purchases admission winning tally after two were out. the Fort a After Riley opener week from the Arlington Futurity. Runs—Vaughan. Brookyln, 100; Mu- Is much more fees. Again Resting sial, St. Louis. 89. public interested ir Cincinnati was set tomorrow'. colts Marsch’s down, 3-1, by Steeplechase Jockey Emmet Rob- I Eligible includ^: Runs batted in—Nicholson. Chicago, long hits. York tops the home rur Dog Racing Is Approved the Cubs with a 103: Herman. Brooklyn, 84. Chicago Hiram erts, who four a Occupy, full brother of Occupa- with 30 spent months in Hits—Musial. St. Louis. ]80: Her- division, too, round-trippers BOSTON. Sept. 3 (^.—Massa- Bithorn pitching three-hit ball for A. C. Ernst’s winner man. Soldier Third Slab I hospital for treatment of an injured Swim Pool Closes tion; Alorter, Brooklyn, 159. best in the majors, and he may seize chusetts’ Racing Commission has Bags his 17th The Monday of three in Doubles—Musial. St. Louis, 37; Her- triumph. Boston hip, is and around stakes the Chicago area; other honors'in a up again. He Glen Echo swimming pool will man, Brooklyn. 34. slugging the last issued license to the Massasoit Braves nosed out the Phillies, ! to sec- Triples—Musial, St. Low- Triumph Over 3-2, plans go to Jack Skinner’s farm close next at which Crispin Oglebay’s Boy Knight, Louis, 17: month of the season. Greyhound Association, Inc., of Majors with t Monday night., rey, Chicago. 12 j 1he Elmer Butch Nieman, clutch- at ond to Bee Mac 'in the By Associated Press. | Middleburg, Va.. and, after a time the amusement there Saratoga Home runs—Nicholson, Chicago, 21: Detroit is nominating the 30-year- Raynham to conduct a 21-day dog star of the park ends hitting Braves, hammer- couple of months’ ride its Hopeful; Alfred P. Parker's By Ott. New York, 17. old cotton farmer for the from 13 FORT DEVENS, Mass., Sept. 3.— rest, again. season. Stolen bases—Vaughan, Georgia racing meeting September Jimminv, winner of the Grand Brooklyn, 16; ! Eddie Murphy gained his third Lowrey. Chicago, 12. league's most-valuable-player award to October 6. Union Hotel States; Calumet Farm's Pitching — Shoun. Cincinnati, 12-4; straight victory over major league | Sewell, Pittsburgh, 19-7. Pensive, Farms’ Pro- opposition by pitching the Longchamps crack; fessor Lee and R. Clark’s Omaha in Colt Show Fort Devens Reception Center team j Sports Figures Forget 'Public Is Sterling Always Right' Smolensko. to a By HUGH FULLERTON. I N. 3 5-1 win over the Philadelphia Jr., his retirement thorough by deny- I've been AVON, Y„ Sept. <>F).—Omahi Associated Press | watching.” said the kid, Four fillies well this season Athletics before a Sports Writer doing Columbus will be the yesterday military a ‘‘and Ahead attraction at the ing him license. Wonder if i you don’t seem to do as —Bee Mrs. Hops major crowd of 12.000. NEW YORK, Sept. 3. —The Mac, Ames, Cocopet and these much as they do.” 28th annual colt show here iA>_ OHO 000 sports figures ever stopped to Twilight Tear—w’ere not named. Septem Philadelphia 300—1 4 4 public is always what? After the | One-minute Port Devens Old 30.1 oox—J. 3 0 1 think sports page—If you Good fillies which may to the ber 24-25 that will be held under the Mains, that they have an unwrit- go Ciola and Swift; Murphy and gate at busted need a breeze some in A. A. Yankowski. starting Aqueduct chilling day, post, however, include Belair Stud’s Again Race ten contract with of the Genessee the public, too— ask Clark Griffith about auspices Valle; down Wednesday and the favorite Rip Thread o’ Gold, Brookmeade Stable's By the Associated Press. with Breeders’ a clause that says “if you Sewell’s "new” blooper pitch. It Dare Association. was left at the in a Me, Grant Thor's Fire Sticky That of baseball Kolesar of post “flag” can't kind was 40 game leapfrog, Wolverines give the of show we only about years ago that and C. V. Whitney's Boojiana. start, the Commission Griff commonly known as the American Racing pay for, get out?” used to kid the batters until Count Fleet took last year's Fu- Association race, has the Is Lions ordered the tracks to have a What a A1—A1 were to permitted Signed by spare pal, Simmons they ready murder either run at a mile and on turity, regularly Columbus Red Birds once to By the Associated Press. hand hereafter. But that took his son the ball or the and again 7-year-old for a pitcher then one-sixteenth, with sec- didn't the Occupation vault from third into the lead. DETROIT. Sept. 3.—Detroit Lions help customers, who swing around the American toss up a soft one underhand and ond. had bet on Columbus back have signed Bob Kolesar, Michigan nearly $62,000 Light League this summer. After watch- watch 'em break their backs got into its former And while guard from Cleveland, whom, they Lady. the fight fans ing for some time while his dad swinging before it got there. Salt high place by winning from Louis- still were 12 to while the had selected on their draft list. cheering Henry Arm- either decorated the bench or Lake City and Ogden sports ville, 0, erstwhile strong's decision to retire for writers Garvin Ten in M. A. Meet leader, and A medical student at Michigan. ; good tried with little success to get a will toss a dinner for Dick Milwaukee, runnerup, after his Kolesar he would be to dismal showing against few the Romney, 9 to com- Indianapolis, both were losing. said able : hits, youngster asked: September Ray Robinson, Hank and de- The Brewers bowed Minne- practice three days a week and up “Pop, do you get as much pay as memorate his 25 years as Utah After Downing Briggs t<* would be available cided to go through with one the other State athletic director. apolis, 8 to 4, in a duel of home for week-end players.” Simmons al- 1 more Garvin's Grill softball team will the games. against Slugger White in lowed that he got about the same The new champ—When Pvt. runs, and Indians succumbed Los because Joe represent Washington in the Mid- to 9 to Angeles the contract as most and maybe a little more Hennessy of Camp Roberts, Toledo, 4. had dle Atlantic tournament tomorrow at already been signed. But than some, then inquired what Calif., a former writer on outdoor It isn't clear sailing for Columbus Gains the California j Baltimore, the winner of which gets Signator Chicago ring basses made prompted the question. “Well. topics, attended a recent Minne- in the next few days, for today they sota a trip to the national championships reunion at Paso Robles, it open a series with Indianapolis, Turf Sprint Crown in Detroit later this month. was only natural for him to enter starting off with a double-header. became the Garvin’s ended a series of Signator tali — champion the story contest. After upsets —i—-- sprinter of the season by trimming Briggs Clarifiers last Chicago by Major League Statistics whoppers that were long as well winning the $7,500 Homewood night. 4-0, to win the local cham- FRIDAY, SF.PTFMBF.R 3. 1913. as tall, Pvt. Hennessy arose and Handicap yesterday at Washington pionships. NATIONAL. remarked: "Boys, I'd rather be THIS SCHEDULE! Park. Results Yesterday. Les his third [save Results Yesterday. taking a 20-mile hike in the Army Bluhm, pitching Dei rnn In winning his fourth straight 5—8; st. Louis, 4—ft. Brooklyn. 4: New 3. game in four nights, allowed Briggs Cleveland 2: Chicago, York. any day than be catching those j (night). Chirago, .'I Cincinnati. ]. stake, the Herbert M. Woolf horse Others not scheduled. muskies in only five hits. Jerry Zanelotti and 1 Boston. 3; Philadelphia, :l (night). big Lake of the beat Eddie Anderson's Redskins’ Burnt Cork Others not scheduled. Woods.” They awarded Joe the George Larrick hit homers for Gar- Washington by a He covered the 6 fur- of Clubs. vin’s. length. Standing Standing of Clubs. prize without further discussion. in 1:11 ~ longs Z < O IW f« r* I tj Service Q IQ Z o .Co Itj loo 1*0 i« Dept.—Camp Lee. Va„ * ... )o I y. jr tj * l?r * 3* o !r* 'jy ‘o |co |o I| Wn 1943 SEASON 0- ir 2 E? ET !0 ET | rt 15 O -T which had to ^ cancel most of its r 2 io i» 12 r I* ,3 « « 3 ] 2 ambitious 2-: g!? sl ; 3 to -5 !E :2 S. 2 * football schedule last THE Sept. 5—Green Bay Packers | « j 3 g Uj w MAGNIFICENT Minor '3 a O !~ ,2 : o is 1 Results '315 e * |n fall, Bears |5 ? VI 3 50 D“ ^ cr getting up another team | Sept. 2—Chicago * * V B.v th/> Associated Press. | F 2 -5 .3 with Pvt. Warren Casey, former Sept. 26—Chicago Cardinals "T TS KIDS the 1'» / J INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Harvard and pitch ques- n ill i !. ! I ; Ip. L i 1 I* !: I center, Lt. Marshall SWIMMING I —Oct. 3—New York Giants / fy Syracuse. 3—O: Jersey City, 0—1. I I; | l: I II 4 tions and the NY —! if 10 n ! 12 14112177!146U326 i" Spivey, Texas A. and M. Oct. 10—Brooklyn Dodgers U Babe Newark, o, Baltimore, 2. _!i 8tL!—I 9li:)llUI 71161111141821431.HS6I back, ||| | Fn Buffalo, 5; Rochester. 1. as coaches. Ben I Oct. 1 j / Wal 61—1111 91 71101131131691581.543110 Clnl 91—1 71 71111 S Wahrman, POOL 7—Green Bay Packers at’em. Wish were I * Only games scheduled. 7115113I88I5SI.567113Va swings you 8 7 15 8 7 13166 571.537111 Bkll Hill I—11(11 HI Hll4ilUIHB|58l.5:12115'^ former Richmond News-Leader “Oct. 24—Chicago Cardinals [ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Det 91111 51—I WITH here to see the Babe’s face 91101101111651581.628112 Pit 7! 71 l)!—111 ll0112111 IB7Hi.ll.51 51 7 sports editor, tells how a bunch of SAND BEACH ■ Oct. 31—Brooklyn Dodgers f 03|(/r//a|/ |J-„ Columbus. 12: Louisville. Chi 8! 11 1 1 0. 51 61—1121 71131641611.512 Chi i {IIIQI 81—II11 71 !) ill New Zealand sailors wanted I ” 8; Milwaukee, _7 A88121 to AT THE Nov. 7—Phil. Eagles when lie misses! U. S Minneapolis. t. Bos! 51 81101 81 81—111! 91691671.468119% FORTY ACRE 1 / ; St. Paul, fl; Kansas City, 0. Bosjj: 11 81101 B|—| 6111 [55■1151.4581IH1, play soccer when they visited a ‘‘Nov. 14—Detroit Lions Toledo. 0; Indianapolis, J. itl 51 61101 91 71 8 -113 56 68 .452 21% Phil 81 ai 51 81111 81—1111541711.433128 South Pacific marine base. A few 'Nov. Bears For a — I 21—Chicago good laugh, Phi 5 6 61 81 41 7 6 J 82 .333 36 NY •) belly f EASTERN LEAGUE. 5 6 8 !i 7 fl|—I44I79I.358IH4 marines knew a little about Nov. j /0$Q h ! the 28—Phil. Eagles '46'58-ft?:38161:671681821 I L ! I~ I tune, in ibis I Hartlord. 11—111: Piles, 10—1. MU;ll55-58,«3lii4i(l5'7l'l70l game and others were to Dee. York sports program Albany, fr Springfield. 2. willing 5—New Giants Wilkes-Barre, 10: Elmira. 0. Games Today. Games Tomorrow. try, so they a team and for America. e ... iw (lames Today. (lames Tomorrow. picked itWashington or Baltimore young j Binghamton, 3; Scranton, 2 laid out a Wash, at N. Y N. Y. at field. The marines won ! Wash, at N. Y. Brooklyn. N. Y. at Brooklyn. I •Home games and all others who love and what stand for... « SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. ; Phila. at Boston. Phila. at Boston. PitU. at Chlcaeo. Pitts, at Chicaso. the game, 4 to 2. sports they St. L. at Detroit. St. L. at Detroit. Cine, at St. L. (nite). Cine, at St. L. Liule Rock. 8. Nashville, 2. are in trust” for these kids Only games Chicago at Clevc Only ai Phila. holding “sports and their New Orleans, 12; Atlanta. 5. same.._Boston IS HARRY WISNER, bigger, Knoxville at Memphis, OPEN | postponed. brothers. shells and war Only games scheduled. Ace Blue Network SporUcaster. will be fighting Spalding's making other ■ at the microphone for an on-the>scene. rACIFIC I plav-by-pla.v account of every thrilling but of COAST LEAGUE. DAILY 1 materials, t’> game! plenty Spalding sports equipment gets Seattle. 4—1: San Francisco, 3—0. Sec- ond «ame, 1 l innings Hunters! NOW 10 A.M. TO 10:30 P.M. overseas. One more big job is to keep the new generation Hollywood. 3; Sacramento. 2. GALA OPENING I All Redskin Games Oakland. 2; Los Angeles, 1 aportsminded, physically active and fit.. these youngsters PIEDMONT LEAGUE. WE ISSUE 3—8.30 P.M. • Will Be Broadcast Friday, Sapt. UNTIL who will be tomorrow’s Portsmouth, 7: Richmond. 2. players,fans, and maybe fighters, too. Lynchburg. .*>: Durham, ]. Maryland & OPEN ‘f s Virginia ! EXCLUSIVELY ON ... Non-Resident LABOR Hunting Licenses ICE-SKATING ALL VIEW DAY CAMEUWrFREE GOLF CLUB NIGHT ! WMAL ATLAS CHEVY CHASE ICE PALACE Avt. N.W. Columbia Pike WHEN THE 1943 630 ON YOUR DIAL 927 D Sr. N.W. 4481 Caan. PARK 1 I ME. 8878 EMert**. 8100-01-02 South of Ellicott City SEASON ENDS THE EVENING STAR STATION I i w mm. mm mm mmm * Immm mJ 4 / i "TPf I \