netting Jifef Public $pooft** Indorses Washington. D. C., Monday. May 1, 1944—A—8 Wartime Baseball With 208,943 Turnout WPB May Take Ban Wilson Lose or Draw Shea, Carolyn Win, From Material for Laurel By GRANTLAND RICE. Monopolize Derby Greatest, Most Colorful One-Day Affair New Light Systems In Table Tennis The 70th of the Derby next Saturday at running Kentucky By TED MEIER, Churchill Downs, Louisville, is the greatest single one-day color spot Young Jimmy Shea. Georgetown Associated Press Sports Writer. was on his back in sport. In this respect it has no rival. Prep graduate, way Any lingering doubts that the to a naval school It has survived three major wars without a check or halt for training today I public didn't want baseball in this after having taken leave to win the two reasons. One has been the public wish that the Derby should ! third wartime season were dissi- District table tennis singles cham- The second has been the and the of keep going. spirit personality pionship and share the doubles title. pated yesterday by an Col. Matt Winn, who saw the first Derby in 1875 and has never missed outpouring In the final of the hottest tour- of more than 208,943 fans a single bluegrass pageant since. | for eight nament ever staged by the District In its 70th running, in the midst of an all-out, all-planet, war. major league double-headers at Table Tennis Association, at Co- lumbia in its most open race, the Derby still has luck on its side for the simple New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Courts, Shea defeated the pretoumament favorite, clever reason that 1944 has the chance to be the greatest racing season in St. Louis, Detroit, Washington, Bos- Joe Qamero, former champion of history so far as the financial or betting side is concerned. ton and Chicago. These figures do Omaha, in a battle that went the Suppose we turn back to the racing season of 1943, a vital war year. not include thousands of service- 5-set limit. The scores were 22—20, never are flowers—but at least are and grass Figures they vegetables men who were admitted free. 21—12, 12—21, 19—21, 21—18. roots. The national pastime was given How It Was Decited. 1 Col. Ahead to Next Classic an added indorsement by George W. With the tally 18-all in the final Winn, 83, Always Looking chief of the War Pro- McMurphey, set, Shea scored with an edge ball, In 1943 a matter of 14,000,000 spectators sent a total of $710,729,432 ! duction Board's Recreation Division, a vital break, it appeared, but the mutuel windows. At least more, FROM LOSINGEST TO WINNINGEST—Bill Voiselle (above). through $500,000,000, possibly who announced in Washington that Camero laid his defeat to the muff was the thousands of bookmakers. This means the WPB release materials for Giant rookie from where he won 10 and wagered through many may of what he termed an easy back- pitcher up Jersey City, that racing in 1943 became something more than a billion-dollar sport erection of lights in big league parks hand shot. lost 21 to drop the most games in the International League last not now for or business, gamble or trade. It can be much bigger in 1944. equipped night games. In the semifinals Shea trimmed year, today leads the National League with three victories and He mentioned the Boston Red Sok, Dale and It is in the midst of this racing boom that Col. Winn’s 70th Harpham Camero erased no losses. From N. the Boston Braves, Detroit Tigers and Ninety-six, C., 25-year-old 4-F, 6-foot-4 will be run. who is 83 was 13 Jimmy Limerick, the latter match Kentucky Derby Winn, years old, incher was with Oklahoma t Chicago Cubs as being interested in going four sets. City in 1942. —A. P. Wirephoto. when he saw Aristides win the first Derby. Seventy years is made up Installing lights. Carolyn Wilson repeated in the of many, many yesterdays. But through all that time the colonel has McMurphey described the “official women’s final, with Virginia Red- looked to the tomorrows. He has little or no interest in WPB as that only coming feeling” at believing mon the victim, 21—12, 21—14, in Twin Loss to the past. At 83 he is an alert, eager white-haired gentleman who more night games will help relieve 21—9. Miss Wilson in the semifinals Griffs, Yanks, takes his share of bourbon, who smokes many large cigars, who runs daytime traffic congestion and help trimmed Mildred Stout, 21—10, curb absenteeism war upstairs and who loses no time at all in telling you that the next by plant 21—11, 21—3, and Miss Redmon de- workers. More than 200 Prove Stupid Base Runners will be the of them all. known such amazing night games feated Mary Arnold, 21—10, Derby greatest Having 20—21, By JOHN B. KELLER, The first game mostly was a already are scheduled in the Na- 21—18. veterans as Connie Mack and Lonnie Stagg, both over 80, Kentucky's 21—15, Star Staff Correspondent. tional and American Leagues. pitching duel between Ernie Bon- greatest colonel still heads the parade. Capture Doubles Title. BOSTON, May 1.—Among many ham and Haefner with both pitch- Turn Away Thousands. and For 70 Col. Winn has been that "the next Derby Shea Limerick polished off baseball items that ers going great guns after Haefner years predicting The largest Sunday turnout was TYING RUN IS CUT OFF—Catcher George Susce of Cleveland might benefit Gordon Wood and Charley Geier yielded four singles that produced will be the greatest of them all.” at the Polo Grounds in New York, at the for Os Bluege’s pretty well-battered appears apprehensive, waiting plate Eddie Mayo, for the doubles title, 21—13, 21—11 the Yankees’ runs at the outset. where 58,068—including 52,037. paid Chances Are That 15 or 16 Will Go to Post trying to score in the eighth round of yesterday’s first game at 30—21, 21—17. Nats is elementary instruction in Stirnweiss hit Haefner’s first pitch —saw the Giants and Brooklyn Miss Some few weeks back the colonel looked the 148 entries. He Detroit. His fears as Wilson also mopped up, Unless and sent the ball under Torres at upon a bizarre twin bill. proved groundless Umpire Bill Grieve base-running. they pick up Dodgers split the mixed doubles one one and two two. He now sharing honors third for a single. Stainback hit saw them fall off the bough, by by Thousands were turned declared Mayo out and then fired him for the de- in this important department of the away. protesting with Camero. Shea and Miss Red- 16 His 70th in the advance the next pitch to center for a base expects around 15 or starters. parade, The Giants ran away with the cision. The Indians that but the game their here for a three- captured one, 2-1, dropped mon were the final victims, 21—15, stay and Etten sacrificed. Savage rifled will be headed by Stir Up. opener, 26-8, as Phil Weintraub series with Boston’s dope, nightcap to the Tigers, 4-2. A. P. Wirephoto. 21—17, 21—15, game Red Sox a single down the third base line from Aristides in 1875—Exterminator, Sir Barton, batted in 11 runs and Ernie Lom- could be Seventy years Mike Hammer defeated Clay Cose, highly unprofitable. and the two runs crossed. Then a Count Fleet bardi, 7. The Dodgers rallied to believed he had a Omaha, Calvacade. Gallant Fox, Johnstown, Whirlaway, 21—20, 21—18, 21—13, for the men's Bluege flock of hit by Lindell was wasted. win the nightcap, 5-4. Joe Medwick all taken at random—it is something worth remembering to look back consolation title and Saul Rosenthal pitchers ready to give the Boston Haefner Good After First. of the Giants was hit in the groin Mrs. One of Two trimmed Richard opposition fits when his outfit strag- on 69 winners leading at the wire—and to have the greatest thrill Whitney Kuhn, 21—12, Thereafter Haefner by a thrown pop bottle between gled into town and he had gave only five in the balance. 21—3, 21—10 for the junior men’s today waiting as the 70th winner hangs but was not games, seriously hurt, crown. hope that the Nats’ hitting might well-scattered hits and a base on Col. Winn called it a “Streetcar Derby” a year ago and that he was out of the 'Names' in although kept Derby List be more productive than it has balls. But Bonham never the it gave label holds again. He doesn’t care what it is called. For him is second game. Leo Durocher, Brook- since the start of the By ORLO ROBERTSON, Stir Up, which probably will be champion- Nats a real change until the ninth. still the Kentucky Derby, the one-day high spot of American sport. lyn manager, was banished in the Associated Chesapeake's Winning Press Sports Writer. close to an even-money favorite- at ship campaign. of Churchill sixth inning of the opener. Both But Up to then he gave up only four There are over a million people in the close vicinity post time, was purchased Mrs. Trio he wasn’t overoptimistic the 26 runs and the 11 runs batted “LOUISVILLE, May 1.—The fa- by Heads for Downs and most of those who can walk want to be on hand when the Derby about progress in the Red Sox’s singles and three of these were Whitneys’ son, Col. John Hay (Jock) Special Dispatch to The Star. in fell short of existing records. miliar atmosphere which Col. Matt Park if his band Old Kentucky Home.” It’s easy to explain why the for $3,800 as a but Fenway Washingtons followed by plays “My The St. Louis Cardinals on Whitney, yearling PIMLICO, Md., A. double-plays. kept Winn annually entwines around the May 1.—Mrs. went daffy on the base as Kentucky Derby is the standout thoroughbred competition. It provides with the advent of the wan Jock J. Abel’s paths Two were out in the ninth when top of the National loop by sweep- Gramps Image, winner of did at home thrill of two Kentucky Derby will save the in- merged his interests with they yesterday when class, color, sentiment, tradition, publicity, the compact a from the tail- racing the $25,000 Calumet Case got a life as the Yank short- ing doubleheader Chesapeake; dropping a pair of tight tilts to the veterate race fan from he those of his mother. Farm’s minutes and a fewr seconds, plus Col. Winn. end Cubs, 5 to 0 and 7 to 5. South- thinking Pensive, runnerup, and the none too New York stop pegged wildly. George stole Among the newcomers there is M. good Yankees. (North American Newspaper Alliance.) Max Lanier won his third is another race when some Bobanet Stable’s Gay Bit, third, all and got home as Myatt hit. Then paw seeing B. From a Washington viewpoint Goff, Pittsburgh paint and wall- will be to Myatt’s foolish bid for second en- straight game in the opener. Stan 15 three-year-old horses break from shipped today Churchill the only things not bad about the paper man who owns a small breed- Downs to sued. Musial’s 3-run homer won the night- the barrier in the 70th of participate in the $75,000 double-defeat were the closeness of running ing farm around Lexington way cap. The double setback ran the Kentucky Derby on Saturday. the had a start in the the $75,000 turf classic at Churchill called scores—2-1 in the first game Wynn rocky Bob Puckety Farm, He’ll be rep- Jackie and Young Jones, 17, Showing Cubs’ losing streak to nine. Downs Saturday. Westrope Conn Mc- and 3-2 in the second—and the second game when two hits were resented by Skytracer, the son of will to Ernie Bonham and Hank Borowy Even the from Creary go Kentucky to ride brand of out followed by a wild streak. Sulli- hardboot the the English stake winner, Flares. pitching put by Mickey hurled the New York Yankees to a Gay Bit and Pensive, error on nearby blue grass country, who respectively. Haefner, left-handed knuckler, after van’s that put Stainback Sians of Future Golf Fame Skytracer offered Stir Up an argu- Trainer Whitev Abel double victory over Washington, 2-1 can lines hopes to have the Yankees their runs in first started the Yankees on their Associated Press. at quote breeding almost ment in the spotting By the dent and besides adeptness golf behind the Flamingo Stakes at Leonard Bowers on and 3-2, before 31,057 from the beginning of the thorough- up Gramps the opening frame of the initial way. Metheny and Etten singled CHATTANOOGA. Tenn., May 1.— and football, consistently has made Hialeah Park and then won the Image, if his contract timely hitting of Don Savage and will feel a employer, encounter. and, with two gone, Wynn walked honor roll. bred, little uneasy. Blue Grass Stakes at the At 17 Robert Tyre Jones, 3d, is the scholastic Downs Guy will allow his sensa- Bud Metheny. The St. Louis Browns There’ll be the ever mob— Bedwell, tsase on Bad Side. Rosenthal and Milosevich to force handed He’s now than his father present last week. Kunmng showing signs that heredity bigger in first with tional apprentice to make the a second across the stayed place by splitting probably 50,000 or more, even though trip. Everything else, particularly the tally plate. him a sizable slice of the talent was at the same age, tipping the the White Sox. The Sox It’s a F. A. Smith will handle Sun Chicago the ODT and local hostelries have Strange Line-up. Again work of the Nats on the In the fifth singles by Metheny to scales at and has one other runways, that his famous father employed 195, took the 6 to while Don Then there are O. W. here Saturday in the Dixie were opener, 5, clamped down on railroad and hotel Breault, $30,000 was smelly. That goes for the kind land Savage mixed with Ros- make a grand slam sweep on world potent advantage—he uses a set of who’ll send Chal- as a result of Gutteridge’s double won for the reservations and streetcars will be Chicago baker, McCreary going to of pitching Earl Wynn did, too, in enthal’s long hoist to get over the crowns. clubs designed by the elder Jones, Me, the Arkansas win- golf Browns in the afterpiece, 5 to 4. the chief mode of travel to the lenge Derby Kentucky. his first defeat of the big run. is based on ex- sustaining The famous Bobby Jones was 14 which doubtlessly ner, to the post; A. C. Ernst of a Like the Nats Big Crowd at Detroit. ancient oval on the outskirts of year. Yanks, the got when he made his debut in national perience his father gained in 15 Cleveland accountant firm who’ll Cleveland and Detroit split their this bustling war-industry city. Chicago Also As to the base running, the Nats eight hits, all off the left^anded in the 1916 United years of competitive play. be A. A. Pays Stagg competition bill before — second Remain represented by Alorter; waited until the Joe Page, who retired after Sulli- A favorite club of the is his bargain 38,940 Trappings Same. Amos Alonzo Stagg, 81-year-old last inning to do States amateur championship tour- youth Baroni, the Nevada owner and van’s double in the seventh. Sin- his largest crowd of the day—at Detroit. Supt. Tom Young again will have football coach at the of the their funny stuff in the first fray. nament and he was 38 when he left “Calamity Jane, jr.,” a replica of trainer, who’ll throw the saddle over College The Indians took the 2 to the Then with a run gles by Ortiz and Butka. a brace of father’s famous it, he opener, 1, track bedecked in all its spring Pacific, receives $3,000 a vear from in after two were off tournament trailing. putter. Using Autocrat; Dave Ferguson of Detroit, Yankee errors and Guerra's double in and the Tigers the nightcap, 4 to 2, splendor and the band will the University of which out, George Myatt, a fast man,’ on Young Robert is a captain of the hasn’t been defeated this year play who’ll on Bell Buzzer; Mrs. Chicago, on Chick Hostetler's 2-run Old Home” depend retired him the ir.tiai sack and Stan had preceded Sully’s clout. Quite School for or Mid-South single. “My Kentucky as the because of his age 10 Spence, golf team Baylor Boys. Chattanooga City A. J. Abel, wife of the former jockey, a lot in one The Phillies went 14 innings to horses from the years ago. to hit a at inning produce only The of “the Ole Mas- Prep School Association match play. parade paddock. whose always likely long ball, t^ protege-son beat the Boston 2 to in But there Gramps Image unexpectedly two runs. in he ex- Braves, 1, the resemblance be- bat it happened. ter,” who now is a lieutenant colonel Upon graduation June, won the Chesapeake Stakes at Pim- Hank then the first game of a twin bill before tween this and other be- set sail for second with the Borowy came along ■ to enter where any Derby Myatt in the Army Air Forces Intelligence pects Georgia Tech, lico; Robert J. Dienst. Beulah Park to end the 30,392 at Philadelphia, but had to comes coincidental. run in seventh and give noth- in is an all-around stu- his father finished in 1922. strictly owner from Official Scores potential tying his feet, only England, Columbus, who’ll bank ing more than a in the next be content with a nine-inning 2-2 Looking over the owners of the Flr,t Game. to be cut down by Catcher Rollie pass on Brief Sigh; the Louisville night Newxr two rounds. tie in the second game when Butch probable starters one finds only the York. AB R" H O" A P Hemsley’s throw. And cut down club Joe Stirnweiss, 2b ... Valdina Winner Loss to Puts Nieman socked a familiar of proprietor, Goldband, £ f' 4 0 Some Fielding Gems. Sage Argentina ninth-inning Mrs. Payne Whitney’s Stain back, rf- 4 1 3 4 0 0 easily, too. We have it on good who’ll have Shut Up in the race, atten, lb homer. Jim Tobin hurled one hit- Greentree Stable _ 2 0 18 0 0 Fielding gems of the day were and Warren 3ava*e. authority that no hit-and-run play and Mrs. Ruth W. Collins of Hono- 3b_ -- 4 0 2 1 1 In Blanket Finish U. S. Four in Cellar less to stretch his streak to Calumet 0 contributed by Sullivan and Myatt inning Wright’s Farm, to be rep- lulu. Mrs. Metheny, If n o o 1 0 0 had been hung up. But Myatt, Ey the Associated Press. Collins, whose husband 4 of the Nats and of the Yanks AGUA CALIENTE, Mexico, 13 consecutive hitless frames. resented Pensive. 0 0 2 0 0 with the Nats a run Levy May by is a lieutenant Gtodeil- cf needing to dead- (junior grade) in the 4 0 0 4 0 0 made a one-hand of MEXICO CITY, May 1.—Scoring Pittsburgh and Cincinnati also All of the other Milosevich. ss- 4 Sully stop 1.—C. E. McClain’s Valdina Sage owners combined Navy, will furnish the 0 0 4 3 1 lock the game, simply threw away a international Hemsley, c- 4 0 Levy’s drive in the third round of four goals in the last four minutes, split twin bill as did the Phila- haven’t been in racing as as 0 1 1 0 that won a blanket finish with A. Ra- long touch with her Hawaiian-bred Bonham, p- 3 0 1 0 3 0 possibility. came from behind to delphia Athletics and Boston Red the first colt, the first game, held Etten at third, Argentina lady of the turf and not Kone Kona. It was worse in the second setto. mah’s Pal and the Derwood1 an Totals 32 2 9 then the batter. In the Boy beat the United States, 7 to 6, in Sox. Pittsburgh won the first game, one of them ever had a starter in 27 12 ~1 Then the flagged Yes, it is an Cubans contributed the in the international be- while the Reds took the odd-looking line-up Washington. AB. R. H. O. A. E. fifth. Levy went to the left field Stock Farm’s Persian Heels polo tourney game 7-1, night- the Downs’ 114-mile run for the -ase. If o 4 with the _ 4 ^ D dizzy doings. Bob Ortiz, in the only well-known owner comer for a one-hand stab of Fer- fore 10,000 yesterday. Juanito cap, 4 to 1, behind Bucky Walters’ roses. Even Mrs. Myatt. 2b 4 0 2 2 0 Woodvale Handicap yesterday. Whitney’s familiar the favorite to send out her 0 fourth, insisted on trying to run scored five for the three-hitter. Bob third cf- 3 0 0 5 0 O rell’s drive. In the second game, Rodriquez goats Johnson’s homer pink and black silk colors wouldn’t =®fbCe, from first to third base on an in- Ridden by Jockey Charley Bianco, Derby winner—only one short of rL- 3 0 1 1 ° 0 Myatt at Milosevich’s hot winners, two of them during the gave the Red Sox a 3 to 2 triumph be were it not for the 3 0 0 13 0 0 slapped the ran the mile present war, the record held Col. E. R. Brad- Ik- field hit and was neatly clipped for lightly rigged filly late over the A’s in the by Torres, .sb- 3 0 0 0 0 0 one in the third to deflect the ball rally. first game. The unless Trainer John Gaver c in and returned $6.80, $2.40 names ley. And, to add to the unfamiliar Ferrell, 3 O 0 3 0 0 the third out. He took off again 1:39% The defeat the United States Mackmen back to 3ullivan, 3 to Sullivan for a force play on put snapped take the Broad Grin to run with his ss- 0 2 1 5 0 in the this time from sec- and $2.20. Pal $2.20 and very note, Col. Bradley will be Haefner, p- 2 seventh, Boy paid team at the bottom of the tourna- afterpiece, 3 to 1. again 0 0 0 3 0 Rosenthal. It was a flashy bit of highly regarded stablemate, Stir Up. without a •Wynn 1 0 0 0 0 ond base, when the Nats had two $2.20 and Persian Heels $2.20. ment. Mexico is representative. 0 business. leading, Argentina on and none out and needed three is second. Totals .29 1 ~5 "27 "li ~0 ’Batted for Heafner in ninth. runs to tie. This time Bob made There was little to tickle the Hunt Wins in Mexico Statistics New York Public Series League 200 000 000—2 third, but only because the Yanks’ crowd of 31.057—a larger turnout Yank Scout O'Rourke High Greenbelt Washington 000 000 001—1 MEXICO CITY, May 1 ffi.—U. III; MONDAY. MAY 1, 191J. Parades, Don a on Rtins batted Savage dropped good peg than opening day—in the antics AMERICAN. in—Savage (2). Myatt. Joe Hunt, United States tennis star, base—Case. Sacrifices—Etten (2). from Catcher Mike Garbark. of the but the double bill b Nats, gave won his first match in an exhibition Is Mum Results Yesterday. am t0 Milosevich to in Second Setto. Physician Is Etten1e,o1!1 (2), aif?7“Bo'?h Sloppy the fans a chance to look over most Due for Shuffle New York. Milosevich to Stirnweiss to Et- tour Mex- By the Associated Press. 2—3: Washington. 1—2. But So Does Foe ten Left Armando on beating Vega. Cleveland. 2—2: Detroit. 1—4. bases—New York. 6: Wash- The worst running of the double of the Washington club. All the base on ico’s No. 1 N. 1.— Interhigh Baseball Standings. Boston. 3—1; 2—3. o. *>aBs—Off Haef- player, 6—4, 6—3, 6—2, ROCHESTER, Y„ May Philadelphia, Two ner, 1 Firuc bill came later in this seventh ses- regulars were in action and with W. L. Pet. Chicago. 6—5: St. Louis, 5—5 (first parades, one of them not pre- Struck out—By Haefner. 2. Dm- Steve O’Rourke, known Sover sion when Mike Guerra tried to yesterday. nationally Western _3 o 1.000 game 10 innings. ?!!£?—Rue' and Summers. Time, the Yanks using a left-hand pitcher arranged, opened the baseball sea- I -4 i. New York Yankees scout, was re- Tech -2 1 ,fi67 stretch his double to a triple. He in the second Roosevelt_2 1 667 Standing of Clubs. Second Game. encounter, Skipper ported in “fair” condition in Roches- Central yesterday at Greenbelt. One New had driven in the second run 2 1 .667 -Club W. L. Pet json York. AB R H o A p just Bluege sent in his extra right-hand ter General as his Wilson _ 1 2 333 St. Stirnweiss, 2b 4 o 1 1 7 fi Griffs' Records Hospital physi- Louis_ 10 2 .833 i parade was the celebration of the round and his own crossing hitters—Jake Powell to left field and Eastern _ 1 pregame Stainback 2 .333 Philadelphia _ 5 4 556 cl-i;::— 4 10 7 10 Batting. cian declined to indicate the na- Coo'.dge New Metheny. If o meant a tied score. But with the -1 2 .333 York _ 6 4 .556 4 3 0 n n Eddie Butka to first base. He also by town officials and various Etten. lb. o 2 G AB. R. H. 2B. 3B.HR Rbi.Pct. ture of his illness. Anacostia _ 0 3 .000 Boston 5 5 .500 organ- 2 ? 2 9 ball almost in from the outfield Butka 1 3 0 2 O 0 u o .HOT Savage. 3b I";;: l ? sent Mike Guerra, Instead of Rick Cleveland _ 4 6 400 f 8 } f are izations, the other *> Leon'd 1 2010000 .500 friends in Sharp developments expected staged during the Rosenthal, rf _ 2 0 1 n o when he reached second base. Mike Visiting Rochester, Washington _ 3 5 .375 T Ferrell, back of the bat for the first 1 (I 0 0 Milosevich. ss 3 1 3 5 n Guerra 4 0 2 1 .500 tomorrow in the school Detroit __ 4 7 .364 O’Rourke was admitted to the hos- public high game by the Heurich the Garbark. c I in to third. The Candinl. 3 5121000 .400 Chicago 3 6 Brewers, Z 3 n 0 3 1 8 persisted continuing time in the championship season. baseball .333 Hemsley. c Ferrell. 7 24 2 8 1 0 0 3 .333 20. series. Roosevelt, in a 1 0 0 h 0 was there well ahead of him pital April Games Today. Games visiting who Page, v f relay Myatt. 30 2 0 0 0 3 .333 Tomorrow. team, rounded the .3 0 0 0 0 0 8 10 three-way tie with Central and Borowy. and what would have been a It was in 37 0 0ft Wash, at Boston. Wash, bases 17 times. 0 0 0 0 tying sections that the Nats Case 8 4 10 3 .270 Tech for at Boston. p-J. _0 Sullivan. 8 27 2 7 1 0 0 0 .250 second place, sends one of Chicago at Cleve. Detroit at St. L, run when Sullivan followed reached Boston due to trans- Boston Bow Final score was Totals .. -3,3 3 Johnny today, Torres. 8 33 3 8 1 1 0 7 .242 Hockeyites Only games. Chicago at Cleve. Heurich, 17; ”s 27 IS *2 the hardest-playing teams on the with a became the sec- 8 30 4 6 O ft 1 2 N. Y. at Phlla. AB. p- H. O. A. E double only portation difficulties. One group Spence. .200 Greenbelt, 0, with Willard Marshall, Case.e3?itni9on' circuit over cf. If _ 4 o Ortiz 8 31 460102 .194 To Vancouver Sextet to Western to try to 1 son ond out. came directly to town, 8 O former Giant’s outfielder, Myatt. 2b n s reaching Kuhel 23 5 4 2 1 3 .174 trip the leader. NATIONAL. leading There have been several other in- here this Ntg’ing. 2 711 0 001 .143 Ey the Associated Press. the Brewers’ attack early morning. A second Results Yesterday. with four hits poweii. if k 3 Wynn 5 13 o 1 o o o u .0,7 8 8 8 8 stances of base came of Tech, recently toppled from the in Ortiz, rf ZZZ 4 1 1 n stupid runing by by way Springfield, Mass., Layne 1 1000000 .000 SEATTLE, May 1.—Eddie Trites, St. Louis. 5—7. Chicago, fl—5. six trios. One of his blows was a 1 o bracket Pittsburgh, 7—1: '» 3 0 2 5 0 0 the Nats since the season and didn’t Powell 2 4 0 0 0 0 o 0 000 top by Western, plays host Cincinnati, 1—4. K.hel. lb began, pull in until noon. A wing for the Vancouver Maple New first-inning double with the bases 1 0 0 3 0 0 Haefner. 1 2 o o 0 0 0 o .000 jleft to York. 26—4: Brooklyn. 8—6. none as as Wilson in Torres. 3b .... but those the other interhigh Philadelphia. 2—2: 4 1 0 2 3 0 stupid that third band had to change trains in Wolff 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Leafs, broke through to score two Boston. 1—2 (first loaded that scored Heurich’s first Sullivan, ss game 14 3 0 1 3 3 V in Car’qu’l 1 OOOOOOO .000 game tomorrow. innings; second game called. Guerra, c bobbed up that second setto yes- New York and got to the Hub in closing minute goals for a 6-4 tri- Sunday law). three runs. 4 0 2 2 0 0 Wynn, p _ 3 0 0 0 3 0 terday. the afternoon. Pitching. over the Boston A band concert umph touring Standing of Clubs. preceded the pa- ~ Totals -33 ~2 ~8 In’cs O r Olympics hockey sextet last night. -Club.. W. L. Pet. rade, which was led by Mayor A1 27 Tl G. H BB SO. Pit’d. St d G W. L St. Louis 9 2 .818 New York 200 010 000—3 The win gave cham- Mirror Morrison, Town James T. Washington Wynn 3 10 It 7 21 3 2 1 Vancouver, Sports New York _ 7 3 .70(1 Manager 000 000 By the Associated Press. 200—2 Leon’d 1 8 0 0 5 1 0 1 0 ! Cincinnati _ 7 4 Gobbel Runs ipions of the Northwest Hockey .636 and Police Chief George batted in—Etten, Milosevich, Ros- SPECIAL NEW LOW o _ PRICES Nis'ling 2 17 1ft 5 21 2 (I 0 Philadelphia 6 4 .600 Guerra. Two-base ; the in their Five ??uha < Tor™s’ hits— Wolff 1 fl League. deciding edge Di _ Panagoulis. Among the 8 3 4 10 0 0 years ago—Joe Maggio Brooklyn 5 fi .455 organiza- Mio!?m.ich' Guerra. Sullivan. Double plav Haefr.er 10 12 0 110 1 each team led the Pittsburgh 3 5 375 tions were —SulHvan to Myatt to Kuhel. Left oh ALL three-game series, pre- I American League hitters represented the Ameri- bases—New SYNTHETIC TIRES Car'ou’l 1 3 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 | Boston _ 3 8 .273 York. 7: Washington. 5. can base First Candinl 3 10 8 3 9 (I o n 2 Iviously taking a single decision. I with a batting average of .435. Chicago 1 9 .100 Legion, Minute Men. Boy Scouts, on bulls—Off Wynn, 4: off Borowrv 1 Struck out—Bv Wynn, 2: bv Games Today. Games Tomorrow. Girl Scouts, and fire Page, :(’• bv police depart- Borowy. Hits—Off Page, 8 in fi2i in- No games scheduled. Boston at Bklyn. ments and the Navy Wives Club. nings; off Borowy, 0 in if. innings Win- Phlla. at N. Y. ning Pitcher-Page. Umpires Mess?; S-3) Jim Breed, Greenbelt BoyeL Summers and Rue. s16,so—6.00x16—(4-Ply St. L. at Pitts. manager, Time of 52 of as —2:00. game 700 Women Win Jobs Mutuels Attendance. 31,057. Sellers Only games. was presented a trophv for leading EXCLUDING TAX By the Associated Press. of the 52 women who landed jobs “I’ve never made a mistake the teams’ hitters last season with Three years ago—White Sox BOSTON, May 1.—The man- ! came up with better w'ork in with figures or since I’ve a .381 money bought Pitcher Lee Ross from average. agement of Suffolk Downs race faster time than the men. been married,” she told the track Philadelphia Athletics and Out- Today a year Robin- track is shopping around for blue Also, which is important, each men with considerable pride. ago—Ray fielder Myrll Hoag from St. Louis son, 148, knocked out P’reddie smocks, of all things, in order bundle of S70 came back to the The gals will go to work each Browns. Cabdal, 151, in the first round. that the pari-mutuel plant may instructor intact. day at 1 o’clock and will quit at open as planned on May 15. "There were no sleight-of-hand 6:30—in time to take out brakes! hubby You see, Suffolk Downs is go- artists,” said one of the track and buy him his supper. ing to be the first New England officials. RELINED ! track to employ woman ticket Not one of the 52 women se- sellers behind the pari-mutuel lected was younger than 30 years 4 wheels! windows. And it has been decided of age. All except one had per- i that the uniforms will be blue mission from their husbands to CALL complete: smocks. try for the jobs. That one was For the 52 positions open to single. j women, more than 700 stormed One 62-year-old grandmother JACK BLANK FREE! 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