fining |to ppcfis** Attendance D. Passes 1945 Washington, C., Monday, August 5, 1946—A—12 Majors' by 2,000,000 Feller, Rowe, Culler Nats Are Facing Drop Win. L ose or D raw Williams Idle as By FRANCIS E. STANN Hurt; To Fifth Batting Navy Scuttlebutt Has Middies Heading West First Time in Year Power Declines Scuttlebutt In naval circles around town has it that in starting By the Associated Press 1947 or 1948 the Naval Academy’s football schedule will include a By Burton Hawkins with the The major attendance game University of California or Southern California and leagues’ Star Staff Correspondent that in the future the will at least one West Coast figures soared to Midshipmen play 12,788,000 today— EN ROUTE TO leam WASHINGTON, eacn year on a nome-ana-nome basis two more nearly million than last Aug. 5.—Plaguing the Nats at the The University of Washington is reported to be a year’s record total—following a moment is a strange loss of batting third Western team that will appear on Navy's splendid Sunday turnout featured power that jeopardizes their first schedule in the future Navy will alternate by Cleveland's 75,959 crowd of division status, what with the Cleve- playing the Trojans, Bears and Washington. which 74,592 paid. land Indians only two games off If Navy goes West, look for Army to follow The throng which filled Cleve- fourth place since the Washington suit Their football teams are big advertising land’s Municipal Stadium for a club has dropped six of its last mediums for the service academies, but neither glimpse of Bobby Feller almost wit- seven starts. goes beyond the Mississippi Speaking of foot- nessed a tragedy when the In their last three games, the Nats ball, Otto Graham of Northwestern, Stan Kos- speed- ball king was forced to leave the mustered only one and did not lowski of Holy Cross and Pat Harder of Wisconsin field in the seventh of the JIMMY McLANE. bash an extra-base . They col- are reunited as backfield members of Coach Bo first game of a scheduled —AP lected only 15 hits in 27 and McMillin's College All-Stars, who will the Wirephoto. play header with the Yankees because the only run was made with the aid Los Angeles (formerly Cleveland! Rams on Sol- of a pulled back muscle. Feller’s of a passed ball. dier Field, Chicago, August 23 Graham and injury later was described as not In the six defeats—three by the Koslowski were teammates while aviation cadets serious and the Tribe expected him McLane’s 3 St. Louis Browns and three by the at the Navy Pre-Flight School at Chapel Hill, Victories Francis E. Stann. to take his regular turn next Thurs- —the Nats N. C., and Harder was the star of Georgia's Pre- day amassed only eight runs and wasted Flight at the same time. Cleveland’s previous record crowd highly proficient pitching. One reason why Georgetown is not expecting miracles as foot- Pace AAU was the 74,592 which attended the Tankers; The sudden reduction of power is ball is resumed this year is the fact that enrollments at the Hilltop stadium’s inaugural July 31, 1932. traceable to slumps by Gerry Priddy are closed and there is no open sesame, not even for -threaters Yesterday’s turnout was about and Stan Spence, plus the fact that and 220-pound tackles. 6,- Old Stars Shine 000 shy of the major league record when get by the No. 5 hit- Pipe Dream Stuff: Boudreau As Nat of 81,841 set. by the Yankees Mav By tho Associated Press ter in Washington's batting order 30, 1938. they don’t have to fret. Little dan- Rumors persist that Bill Veeck, fun-loving president of the SAN DIEGO, Calif., Aug. 5.—It Five other clubs, the Tigers, Red ger lurks in the lower portion of the , will replace Lou Boudreau with fun- was like old times as the former Sox, Phils and the two Chicago Nats’ lineup. loving Charlie Grimm or fun-loving this winter national clubs, have set new single-game champions came back to Much Good Hurling Wasted. Boudreau would look good in a Washington uniform ... A Boudreau- record attendances this season and reclaim their titles at the has made one Gerrv Priddy-Mickey Vernon combination would revive memories of prewar Priddy only hit in the Yanks established a new his last 16 the Peck-to-Harris-to-Judge double-play combination Lou not night three-day AAU senior men’s outdoor efforts, while Spence has game mark of more than 63,000 a scratch single to show for his last only is one of the league's best hitters, but he is the sharp type of swimming meet which ended yes- two months ago. 14 trips to the Joe Grace batter who goes well in Griffith Stadium. terday. Except, that is, for Jimmy plate. Yanks Go on to and Mickey Vernon continue to BUFFALO, N. T.—NEW socialite Racing at Hagerstown starts tomorrow and runs through August Victory. McLane, the 15-year-old whizzer hit, CHAMPION—Nancy Cowperthwaite, Brooklyn running lor the Feller’s but aren’t German-American A. 17 The B. & O. will operate a special train with diner leaving abrupt retirement spoiled from Akfon, Ohio. they getting any co-op- C., New York City, winning the second heat of the 80-meter hurdles scoreless duel with eration. ■Washington at 11:25 a.m. and Silver Spring at 11:40 every day ex- fa the Yankees’ McLane won the 400, 800 and which enabled her to wrest the title from De fender Lilly Purifoy of Tuskegee in the finals (Bill) At where the Nats cept Sunday. Floyd Bevens, the Cleveland 1,500 meter free-style events to join Chicago, to score the only upset of the Women’s National AAU track and field championships. ace fanned seven dropped 3-1 and 1-0 to the Twenty-five years ago note: The widest margin by which the having to raise the list of triple crown winners in- games —AP his total White Sox before Wirephoto. National Open golf championship was won was 9 strokes .Jim to 246 in 239 cluding Johnny Weissmuller, Buster yesterday 19,801 Barnes set the record in 1921 at the Columbia Country Club here. innings. With Feller out, the Crabbe, Jack Medica, Ralph Flana- customers, Washington received a brilliant brand of Friends of Fred Davis, the ex-Alabama and ex-Redskin tackle, Yankees went on to win, 2-0, getting gan and Keo Nakama, who did it hurling, yet cap- the tured only one of four when Pacesetter Vernon say that as a result of his dickering with the Los Angeles Rams and winning markers in the ninth last in 1944. games Alice Coachman Leads off Bobo Newsom found the formula Worshams in the Chicago Bears, for whom he’ll play this year, Davis will make inning Bob Lemon, who had But Hawaiian Bill Smith, 200 and for Payoff taken over success in $3,800 more this season than he received from the Redskins in 1945 for Feller. The second 400 meter champion in 1941 and by blanking Chicago the Awed by Williams game was halted series opener. the A few years ago you could count the $3,800-a-year linemen on the by rain in the 1942, returned to take the 100 and to 10th By Associated Press top half of the second Otherwise, the Nats saw Tuskegee Of Lake fingers of one hand. inning. 200 meter free-style races and lead sterling CHICAGO, Aug 5.—“Mickey” Spring Golf; A amount crowd of 49,425 saw the Amer- his Hawaii University swimming pitching to nothing. Ray Vernon, Washington first base- What's of Exhibition-Game ican lost an Become Squawk? League Red Sox knock De- club teammates to an easy victory. Scarborough eight-hit, 1-0, man, hopes he can win the troit’s Hal game on AAU Track Title Major league ball players who were not chosen on the committee Newhouser from the hill Hawaii totaled 72 points to waltz Saturday. Yesterday batting cham- Mariero Winner for the third time Mickey Haefner limited the White to air squawks before League Presidents Will Harridge and Ford this season and off with team honors, actually its By Ihe A-,eciat«d Prtss pionship, but he speaks in awe Special Dispatch to The Star Sox to six are plaster him with his fourth hits in the opening game of Boston’s Frick mystified by the failure of the committee to blast the defeat fourth straight championship. Un- N. 5 —Tuske- Ted Williams, his and followed with a BUFFALO, Y„ Aug. SPRING LAKE, N. J., Aug. 5.— clubowners’ habit of booking extensive preseason exhibition schedules. against 20 victories as the Sox represented since 1941, the Hawaii- Early Wynn six- rival for the title. hitter in the gee Institute held its 10th National Washington's Worsham brothers, The lengthy exhibition schedules, which forced managers to trimmed the Tigers, 9-4. ans won prevously in 1939, 1940 and nightcap, but the Nats “Naw,” said Mickey, who has couldn’t click at the Lew the widely known Congres- divide their squads into two teams, were the No. 1 beef of the Bobby Doerr, who spoiled Feller’s 1941 under the banner of the Alex- plate. Women’s AAU team championship led the junior circuit hitting race bid for In the final three sional pro and his kid brother, Buck last spring in Florida Most veterans maintain that a a no-hitter last week, was ander Community House. games with the most of the season, “there’s no- players Michigan today. of Chase, both shared in the Newhouser’s chief last White Sox, the Nats moved who can Chevy month of is long enough and that no more than 10 tormentor, bang- State, year’s titlists, scored only only The Alabamans de- body compare with Wil- two men as far as third base successfully prize money in the lucrative 36- games are required to get them in shape for the season. ing the Tigers’ ace for two homers, three points. and liams. It's just accidental that one succeeded in one fended their title by a to- hole week-end tournament here If there is a beer shortage, President J. Alvin Gardner of the with the bases full. In all The 1946 champions and their getting only across compiling I’m right up there with him.” the with Buck the surprise Texas wants to know where it is in the Doerr drove in seven runs. The times: plate. tal of 95 points under the leadership Vemon is performer League Bottle-heaving currently batting of the two. Texas League has reached a new high and Gardner believes that victory left the Red Sox 12 games 100-meter free style—Bill Smith, Jr„ Haefner, Wynn Take Beatings. of Alice one .357 compared with Williams’ .351. Hawaii University Swimming Club, 59 sec- 23-year-old Coachman, when beer is consumed in in front of the Yankees. Haefner was Buck pounded out a 70 in the pro- sizable quantities (23,000 bottles have onds flat. nicked for three of the two of the 200-meters free triple-winners member event in which been sold in one on one afternoon) it not furnishes the Ted Williams, Boston’s style—flSill Smith, jr„ hits and two runs in the fourth the win- park only great slug- Hawaii University Swimming Club. 2:14.0. AAU’s 20th annual meet held in All- ner’s share has been as much as Incentive but also the weapon Major league umpires are safer ging outfielder, was out of uniform 400-me*er free style—James McLane, inning of the first game. The Nats for jr., Phillips Andover. 4:49.8. $20,000 Race Heads $5,000. The event was won than their minor The worst that can the first time this season. He sliced High Stadium yesterday. by Tony league colleagues happen 800-meter free style—James McLane. Chicago’s advantage to 2-1 remained in his in Manero, the former National to them in Yankee Stadium, for example, is getting hit with a jigger. I hotel room with a jr., Phillips-Andover, 10:06.7. the seventh when Spence, who Second with 64 points was the Open 1,500-meter free style—James McLane. had forced champion, and Tom Meehan with a A rash of polls taken of American League hitters finds Hal j slight temperature. jr., 19:20.1 meet Vernon, took second on Polish-Olympic A. C. of Chicago, Phillips-Andover, (net Initial as best ball 62. record). a Newhouser being rated over Bob Feller ... If the pair were put on Dodgers Boost Lead. passed ball and scored on led Stella Walsh, who retained Program 100-meter Billy by backstroke-—Harry Holiday, Buck Worsham the block it’s a safe bet that Feller would bring anywhere from Brooklyn increased its National Hawaii University Swimming Club. 1:08. Hitchcock's single to right. Chicago her titles in the 220-yard run and and Arthur Beebe, 200-meter breast stroke—Joe $50,000 to more than Newhouser The reason: time League lead over the Cardinals to Verdeur, bounced back with a run the hroad a five a best $150,000 Every Philadelphia Turner Club, 2:44.0 in its jump. handicap player, posted Feller the is electric. will outdraw two full games a O-meter half of the ball 65, the fourth low score in a pitches atmosphere He Newhouser by winning close springboard diving—Bruce Har- inning, however, when The German-American A. C. of Saratoga Opens lan. Naval —-Air Technical Trainii at the and win at least as too. 5- 4 game from the Cincinnati t--i, Training Center, Joe Kuhel was field of 95 teams which landed them gate many games, Reds Jacksonville. Fla. hit by a pitched New York was third with By tho Associated Press in 14 City 38Vi innings. A squeeze bunt by Platform diving—Dr. Sammy Lee, Pasa- ball, scooted to third on Dario in a tie for seventh place. Buck dena Athletic Club. points, followed by the Malvemites SARATOGA to Goshen's Hamletonian with the SPRINGS, N. Y„ and his second T. E. Pen- Birthday Greetings bases OOO-meter medley relay—Ohio State Lodigiani's single and scored on of Toronto, Ontario, with 32; the partner, Because the Sporting News couldn’t choose from among Davis full and one out brought in Howie University (Richard Fetterman, James Cass Michaels’ to Aug. 5.—Racing returned to Sara- ton had a 66 while Lew scored a 70 Counsilman and Halo Hirose.) 3:20.7. fly right. Philadelphia Turners, 29; the Har- Oklahoma A. Schultz with the (new with J. R. Smith. and Blanchard of Army, Fenimore of & M., Wedemeyer winning run. American and meet record). Edgar Smith, who stopped the risburg (Pa.) AAA, 15; Chicago For- toga today for the first time since of St. Mary’s and Gilmer of Alabama, the paper's 1945 All-America Schultz had opened the 800-meter free-style relay—Hawaii Uni- Nats with two hits in six In the pro tournament, Lew Wor- inning versity Swimming Club (Charlie Oda. Harry innings, estville Playground, 14, and the 1942, and everybody that with a hoped all it a 12-man team ... double and moved was sham tied for with selectors chose five backs, making It will be to third Hohday, Ralph Wright and Bill Smith), forced to yield the mound to Kay Daumet Hurricanes of Chi- eighth 69-72— on an out. free-betting horse lovers would while Buck interesting to see how the Sporting News will meet the test this Earl Caldwell in the seventh when 4. 141, had 73-70—143. cago, flock year ,'u. Not only will Blanchard, Davis, Gilmer, Fenimore and Joe Medwick sent the game into he became ill. here in proportion to the Clarence Doser was the winner with Alice Coachman won her three Wedemeyer be back but Georgia has ©harley Trippi, Illinois has overtime when he smashed his The White Sox record of of 68-67—135 with Herman Barrop produced their titles her registry thoroughbreds has 200th homer of his career Race Ace run by successfully defending and Claude Hannon with Buddy Young, North Carolina Charley Justice, Maryland has with two Indianapolis only in the second game when stabled at America’s oldest active second aboard in the laurels in the 50-meter, 100-meter 137s and Tommy Mont and Penn has Bob Evans , And there are a dozen sixth to climax a Wynn walked Frank in Lloyd Mangrum and Chick ;Whitmjjji and high Jump events. track. other prospective All-America backs. four-run frame. the third inning with the bases Harbert next with 138s. Gene Sara- About 1,500 equine aristocrats The Hambletonian Stake, world series in the trotting horse The Cards lost a half game to On Car Card loaded. Wynn then to Matching the Tuskegee flash's zen had 139 and Vic Ghezzi 140. Midget sealed per- had checked in and more the win was un- were ex- world, will become 20 years old on Wednesday ... It was named for Dodgers when they could do mit Chicago only one hit in the triple Dorothy Dodson, i George Robson, winner of the pected. Officials and race hands the horse of that name Hambletonian is buried at Chester, 6 no better than gain an even last five but the attached, from Chicago. Mrs. Dod- split Memorial Day Indianapolis Speed- innings, Nats —and most of this of Harris Is Due miles from Goshen, N. Y., scene of the classic. : with the Phillies. The Redbirds couldn’t fathom the son repeated In the 8-pound shot- city 15,000— Wednesday way classic, will display his talented southpaw firing looked for favorable weather and A national magazine is running a story of Dom Di Maggio, ealling won the opener, 7-0, behind the of Frank That put and captured the discus and at West Lanham Papish. made it a record two-hit driving Speedway titles which were opening day crowd ap- him the No. 1 Di Maggio Which illustrates again how rapidly the shutout pitching of Murry nine defeats against seven wins for javelin unde- To End for 6. B. tomorrow night when he competes proaching 10,000 as an augury for Training public forgets You almost never hear of Joe these days Dickson, but Howie Pollet went the Nats on their fended by Champion Frances Sobs- on the regular seven-event midget swing through the success of the 24-day revival Ossie (Bulldog) Harris, the rugged Incidentally, his batting slump and knee injury were ill-timed, both down to his sixth defeat in the the West. zak of Cleveland. auto racing program. meeting. Pittsburgh middleweight, will ar- about the time his book, to Be a Yankee,’’ hit | nightcap when Jim Tabor found him Idle happening “Lucky Robson today, the Nats will tangle The high-point scoring trophy rive here to wind for a will pilot Milt Marion’s Because of travel restrictions and Wednesday up the stalls. i 12th-inning homer which won with the Yankees went to Mrs. Dodson on a white tomorrow night toss. other his for a iO-round bout for the 3-2. Offenhauser, one of the fast- wartime handicaps the 1943- training Phils, at Griffith Stadium in the Niagara AAU officials announced with est jobs in the East, in opener 44-45 Saratoga meetings were held Bee Bee Washington, local Schoolboy Rowe, Phils second- qualifying of a the association would and three-game series. present gold at New York scrapper, in Griffith Stadium a week game feature competition against City tracks. starter, suffered a groin injury medals to each of the triple win- from Shore some of the best pilots in the game. FIRST GAME. Officials hope for new marks well tonight. Bogart, Open Winner, chasing a ground ball in the ninth ners. Wash. over the Bee Bee’s camp is with the and was The colorful Californian also will AB H O A. Chicago. AB. H O 1941 records of 316,873 toying forced to leave the game. Grace,If No records were 3 12 1 Platt.cf 4 0 3 broken and the in idea of sending him to Madam bring along the famous car in Lewis, rf 4 attendance and $13,590,793 in up Braves Take Twin Bill. big 0 0 Appling.ss 3 1 1 meet’s was At Masters Prlddy,2b 4 0 only upset scored by Bey’s in New Jer- Last Medal from which he averaged 114 miles an 1 Ken'dy.lf 4 1 4 betting. training quarters Play Coming behind in each game, Vernon.lb 4 1 6 0 Wright.rf 3 1 Nancy Cowperthwaite, to work a hour in the 3 Brooklyn Stakes and total more sey out with few big name the winning Spence,cf 4 0 4 _1 purses Merrell Braves twice defeated the Cubs, Indianapolis Hayes.c_ 3 2 1 socialite, who wore the colors of By Whittlesey race. The No. Travis.3b 4 10 3 Kuhel,lb 2 0 than about double middleweights, but at present 6— 5 and 6—4, to move big 16 will be avail- 11 $800,0000, the Star Staff Correspondent past the Hitch'k.ss 2 13 2 Lodlg'1.3b 2 1 1 the German-American A. C. She Washington is at the Reds able for inspection the Evans.c 3 0 3 0 prewar figure. drilling into fourth place. The twin by public. Mlchl'*.2b 3 0 3., the 80-meter Haefner,p 1 10 1 2 0 regained hurdles The Apollo gym. CHESTERTOWN, Md„ Aug. 5.— 1 inish with 71 for 147 and pick up was A midget driver Rob- Smith.p__ 0 feature race today the $20,- victory marred by the accident originally, •Coan 1 0 0 0 Caldwell.p 10 0 crown. 75 toward his expenses to the na- son has Mast'son,p 0 0 0 0 • 000 Wilson mile for and Ralph Bogart, who tapped a 6-foot to Dick Culler, who was maintained active interest 3-year-olds j ional PGA. The East Potomac in the little car up is the first of 23 stake to pro hit in the face by a ball game despite his Totals 30 5 24 9 Totals major putt Into the cup on the last green pitched 27 6 27 1 events. The ras guilty of several putting lapses in the seventh success with the larger Batted for Haefner in eighth. public choice was ex- two inning of the second speedwagons win the Eastern Shore Open by , >n the last round but played sub- and has won four Washington -000 000 100— pected to lie among Mrs. Ethel D game and was carried off the field. features in doodle- Chicago Collegiate All-Stars 000 200 10*—1 strokes late said after- ] >ar, tee-to-green golf. Maryland Jacob’s stymie, last year’s yesterday, With Mike Budnick and Monte bug competition this season. Runs—-Spence. Appling, handcap 5pen Champ Harry Griesmer fal- Kennedy, Kuhel champion; G. D. Widener’s wards he hoped he finally had con- Kennedy allowing the Pirates Opposing Robson will be a crack batted In—Hitchcock Lucky ered to a 73—76 for only Wright, Hayes, Michaels. Two-base hits— Draw and W. post $50. De- one a field of 25 of the M. Jeffords’ top- quered medal play golf. run, homer by Frank Gustine, East’s leading Double plays—Prlddy Open Grid Practice ending A1 Hitchcock weighted Pavot. a of 69s Champion Houghton, the Giants both ends pilots headed by Shorty and Vernon; Spence and Evans Bogart put together pair ; swept of a McAndrews, and Kuhel; ly the Associated Press mder par most of the last round, current J&bibaels Appling. Michaels ant Among other Saratoga fixtures is over the par-70 course, a nine-hole double-header from Pittsburgh, 4-0 point leader In the race for bases—Washington. 6 ■an into a double 6 on the teft„on the 72d but was bogey and 10-1. the national balls—Off Haefner EVANSTON, 111., Aug. 5—The renewal tomorrow of the layout that looked easy ; championship. UV. 3.Pai*s .,on 15th hole but finished in the money .Smith, —By Haefner. 2 collegiate all-star football of Plash, for 2-year-olds. The 138 total was the ; Relief re- Haefner, 0 In 1 squad -NOTICE- deceptive. vlth 150. Ibnn^aldw^li' « »Hlts—°a 78—72, ceived Masterson. none in 1 Inning; 68 players officially opened drills best of the 26-year-old ex-Navy credit for both victories as offs JIifk 'o2 in 0 SOUTHERN CAR DEALERS—GARAGES PRIZE WINNERS. .Smith, innings; off Caldwell, S under the of Head ASSOCIATION. career and he has won, among the St. Louis Browns beat Grays Stopped by br today tutelage W. L. Pet. w L Pet flyer’s i the Ath- Paige Hitcher—My Haefnei Atlanta SERVICE STATIONS Amateurs. fKuhi?>nln*Swiirfitwlld Pitch—Smith. Passed Coach Bo McMillin of who 5« 50* .48" three District amateur letics twice, 6-5 and 7-4. Indiana, It fo £3.? w 9f,le»ns other things, =lalph Bogart. Chevy Chase 69-69—13R C’tanooga 12 '222. “,?% 52 60 .464 FLEET OWNERS After must mold the talent into shape for Mempnis 82 55 .530 B’ingham 60 64 .43S championships. Iddte Ault. Indian Spring 71-69—140 in Nashville We are now better prepared ta Victory Opener 1:37' At“nda™ its with the Los Rams 59 56 .518 L. Rock __40 73 .354 The Chase amateur la>* Eastern Shore game Angeles service von in the followinr lines: husky Chevy Amateurs. Leroy (Satchel) the *estlmated)fri7,00o!ne’ in Shirley Fry Sweeps Paige, top at Soldier Field August 23. Genuine Lockheed Parts has been at his best match-play Harry Russell. Chestertown 76-76—151 star of SECOND Wagner Negro baseball for more GAME. McMillin and his aides—Jim A bold player who Stanley Giraitis, Chestertown 79-72—151 Wash. AB. 3 Outstanding Brake Linings competition. Maidstone Tennis years than he will admit, hasn’t lost £ 9, Chicago. AB. H. O. FOR FACTORY APPROVED has had Professionals. Coan.If 4 0 2 d Tucker.cf 3 Lookabaugh of Oklahoma Aggies, Clutch Parts—Clutches Rebuilt makes lots of birdies, Bogart By Hi* Associated Press his fast Grace,rf 3 Ivan Gantz, Baltimore 69-71—140 ($250) one. The Kansas City 0 Appling.ss 4 Tuss of Jim a of his boldness to Pr!ddy,2b 4 1 McLaughry Dartmouth, CHEVROLET SERVICE Exchange Brake Shoes habit allowing EAST Monarchs’ ...Platt.rf 3 H. McCl'lan, Edg. Ars., 73-69—142 ($160) HAMPTON, N. Y„ Aug 5.— flinger, now in his mld- Vernon.lb 4 Phelan of St. him into trouble over more than | O Ken'dy.lf 4 Mary’s and Wally ON CARS OR TRUCKS Brake Drums Honed get Cliff Spencer. East Pot.. 76-71—147 ($75) : Shirley Fry, Akron, Ohio, won the 40s, stepped into the breach Spence.cf 4 0 Whtt'n.lb 1 during Hitch'k.ss 3 Butts of Georgia—agree that the Brake Drums Machined an 18-hole route. H. Griesmer, Wash Av. 73-76—149 a 2 Lodlg’i,3b 2 SEE ($50) singles title of the Women's Invi- in Griffith Stadium Torres,3b 3 his old A1 Houghton, Pr. Geo. 79-72—150 ($25) 3 Mlch'ls,2b 3 squad is potentially the greatest in It looked as though jinx Guerra.c. 3 2 Weikert Woody Pitman. Balt. 75-75—150 ($25) tation Tennis Tournament at the yesterday to pitch five scoreless Tresh.c 3 the CHEVY CHASE M0T0H CO. fir Jones, Ine. on the Wynn.p 3 13-year history of the all-star had caught up with him Vic Catalina, Wilm.. Del. 79-75—154 4 Papish,p 3 Wholesale Onlu ($26) Maidstone Club yesterday and innings and whip the Washington classic. 7725 Wise. Are. Wl. a 69 on 1635 1917 L St. N W. NAt. 6330-1 fourth nine. After Saturday Other Washington Scores. teamed with Homestead Totals 31 7 24 12 Totals 20 6 Barbara Krase of San Grays, 1-0. “Old Satch” 27 The coaches are con- an 34 •Dr J P Kendrick. Kenwood 74-73—147 Washington extremely and outgoing early yesterday Francisco to take the doubles crown. struck out five. 000 000 000— Manor __ scious •Bobby Brownell, 77-73—150 Chicago .- that the afternoon. Bogart went over par on 001 000 00*— preparing large “Maury Fitzgerald. Kenwood 79-77—155 The nation’s Paige’s triumph in the R Charles Kenwood seventh-ranking nightcap Errors—None. Run batti group for its test is a race three of the first four holes of the Price, 91-76—167 in■o—Wlmman w^7rPapish' against •Jess Baggett. Prince Georges 79-79—157 player, Miss Fry defeated Mrs. Mary came after the Grays, Negro Na- Two-base hit—Platt. Sa time. —-Lod a The Rams already have last nine. Indian Spring Club •G. Gabrielson. Indian Spring 92-79—160 Igcl raj. Double plays—Tre; put Arnold Prentiss, Los Angeles, 3—6, tional League contenders, had ham- and Whitman; in several Eddie Ault, his play- “J. C. Johnson. Pr. Georges 95-92—167 Torres. Prlddy and Verno1 days of practice, and this Champion •B. C Brown, Indian Spring 97-92—169 ;6—4, 7—5, in the singles final. mered the Monarch of the Michaels and WfeitiSin; ES Ye*. the Negro Lod^lanl,and Whitman. is regarded as an important factor has ing partner, and Ivan Gantz passed •Bill Sayers, unattached 97-93—160 In the doubles American f'“ol Left on bases—Wasl Nationally-Known final, Miss Fry and loop in submission with a Hases on for the at that but Big Ralph •Volney Burnett. Ind Soring 76-no card wlnn0, •?' pbicago. i balls—1 professionals. Bogart point, •George Thornton. Ind. Spring 79-no card iMiss Krase over Mrs. 9-1 decision in the 1. Strike outs—1 iW' triumphed opener. 2:o' b^Papt-ih, the new He bounded back •Charles Fishman. Ind. 96-no card Wynn, by Paoish, 5. Hit by Ditcher_1 Yesterday arrivals held was not through. Spring Eleanor and Wynn •’"'al'er Johnson. Pr. Geo. 96-withdrew ; Cushingham Gertrude (Whitman). Umpires—-Summers ai drills in on the next four Berry. light passing, kicking and with three birdies •Frank Mirth. Indian 96-no card both of Los Time. 1 :fi0. Attendance. 10 Spring i Moran, Angeles, 6—3, Mrs. Winner running in the practice field holes and won going away. ‘Forest Thompson. Pr. Geo. 92-wlthdrew '6—3. Reynolds adja- •Amateur. Nears cent to Northwestern’s Dyche Sta- Bogart Shoots Eight Birdies. In Midget Auto Record REMINGTON PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Negro Women's Golf dium. For the 36 holes, Bogart had 8 READING, Pa., Aug; 5 OP).—One- W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet Mrs. Magnolia Reynolds of the birdies, 6 bogeys and 22 pars. He S P'ciRCO 85 45 .654 Hollywood 65 64 .564 Montreal 74 30 .655 Newark 58 54.51! legged Billy Schindler, Hicksville Oakland 82 50 .621 77 6!) 50.541 Toronto local Wake Robin Club won and was San Diego 57 .425 Baltimore 47 63.421 the did not have a double bogey Angeles 7 2 57 .558 Portland 48 78 .68] Buffalo 60 53 .531 Rochester 45 66 j Long Island, sped around the Read- .401 intercity competition among of one three-putt green. ®f*l 'ramento 67 65 5<»8 Seattle 44 84 .644 Syracuse 58 33 .523 Jer. City 44 67 .306 Negro ing Pair Grounds quarter-mile track guilty only women from that him trouble golfers Washington in near-record time The only hole gave and yesterday to Baltimore with a 27-hole score win the FACTORY APPROVED was the 320-yard, par-4 first, which midget auto 25-lap feature and Schedules of 133 yesterday at Baltimore’s Car- in 9 reauires a sacrifice three-iron shot Major League Standings minutes 40.02 seconds. SALES—PARTS— roll Park course. Mrs. Prances off the tee. Ralph had three 5s and MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1946. Watkins and Mrs. Ethel Funches of SERVICE a 4 on the hole. Mechanical SHAVERS Wake Robin finished 1-2 in class B Complete Service who started with three bird- AMERICAN LEAGUE. Ault, ■2-o with scores Body and Fender Work Ye>terdajr'» Results. of 153 and 154. ies on the first three and toughest 5 BUICK SEBVICE Paint Chi., 3—1; Wash., 1—0. Standing ||-s Complete Jobs with heads holes on the last nine, stuck close ■3 f ! triple | Work on St. L„ 6—7; Phila., 5—4. S IS s if Expert Anv Make and it looked as though he might •I Clwbi CAB or TRUCK Boston, 9; , 4. 111 I SIS § CAITHNESS BUICK, INC. tie Bogart on the last hole when Eaty Payment Plan New York, 2; Cleve., 0. Boston l-l 6|15 11|11|11|11| 81 72| 31|.699 Eddie had a 20-foot putt for a birdie Clutches Installed Safford-Chandler Motor Co. Garnet Today. New York 7 610 lO 4718 Hampden Lane, Bethesda *17.50 and the new champion flubbed a 5H lllOj 59] 42j.584;12 "The Home of Friendly Service" No games scheduled. WIS. 4500 second shot and appeared to be Detroit | 3| 8]—| 81 7| 8| 7|15| 571 43|.570]13*4 MAY’S Brake SERVICE 629 H St. N.E. AT. 4600 headed for a five. But Bogart 1-1 ERE are those famous Wask'gfon i 3] 5] 8|~|12| 5|11| 7| 51| 51!-500;20^ 21 H St. N.E. RE. 11 for his par, and Ault, 1660 chipped up Cleveland | 6] 8] 2| 6]—| 8{ 6 13| 49] 53 .480 22'/a Triple-head Reming- low amateur here in 1940, missed tons that assures a per- Games Tomorrow. 561.44626 and tied Gantz for second with St. Louis ] 6] 51 4|11| 3l—| 7) 9] 451 fect Ideal Ivan N. Y. at Wash, (n), 8:30. dry shave two fine rounds, 71—69. 140. 6i 6] 4] 6j 41—| 9] 43| 59!.422]28<4 for use at home, Cleveland at Chicago (n). Chicago 8) BRAKES j a Middle Atlantic office or when At Gantz, former Detroit at St. Louis (n). Phil'phla 21 4j 3| 11 410| 6 —| 301 711.298 41 greenkeepers’ champion, now play- traveling. Philadelphia at Boston. Lost !31:42]43]51!53 56 59 71| |. | | RELINED WHILE YOU WAIT ing unattached pro golf out of Balti- FORD DE SOTO more, had the $250 low pro prize . CHEVROLET 8UICK SPEC. virtually locked up all the way. Teitrrday'* Result*. buioTspec. Standing PLYMOUTH $7v # ■ 75■ W PONTIAC 5v Gantz had 69—71, 140, to win by N. 0—1. >■ Dual-Head Remington Y„ 4—10; Pitts., 5 5: S' o £ S “ DODGE OLDSMOBILE two strokes over Hugh McLellan of Br’klyn, 5; Cinci., 4 (14). •f Clubs I g -s » := £ £ Shavers_ ^ !* 5 S « GENERATORS Electric S1S.7S ! J iu « u CHRYSLER PACKARD-110.120 Edgewood Arsenal, who finished St. L„ 7—2; Phila., 0—3. icadi £ 2 AND g.75 strong for 73—69, 142. (2d game 12 innings.) I Brooklyn 4| 9111(101 6; 10; 11 j 61; 39U610 Othar Can Equally Low Pricad The fact that a number of 5—4. STARTERS pro- Boston, 6—6; Chi., $1. Louis |llj—j 7[13| 5| 6j 9j 8| 59| 41|.590| 2 Mil ADJUSTMENTS FOR WASHINGTON'S NATIONALLY-KNOWN STORE fessionals canceled their entries at tip Game* Today. Chicago 7j 41—1 7| 7|13| 9| 5| 52! 4«|.531| 8 X LIFE OF THE LINING the last minute enabled the ones Brooklyn at Boston (n). /MSTAUea £?2£r XUiEl who out to make Boston 3[ 5|10|—j 9! 61 5|10| 481 49|.495|11% played expenses Only game scheduled. W« Sell Only £*oct Foctory Dupikattt TRUCKS RELINED BY APPOINTMENT and then some. Only 20 profession- Cincinnati | 7j 6| 5| 6|—jll| 6 71 48| 50|.490il2 als participated, against 54 ama- Gam** Tomorrow. Now Took ;;10[ 4| 5| 6(—| 8j 8| 46| 55|.455|15K AtjTO EQUIPMENT CO. teurs, and scores of 154 were good Br’klyn at New York (n). ■snough to get at least $25 of the Boston at Phila. (n). PWl'phli 7| 61 4110|-51—110| 42j 55!.433 l7>/a 102 NEW YORK AVE., N. LAPP BROS. BRAKE SERVICE $600 pro money. St. Louis at Pittsb'gh (n). Pittsburih 1 8| 5| 5] 3| 3! 8| 81-| 38] 591.392121^ ADomi 3100 1806 LST. 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