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BASEBALL EXPEDITIONARY FORCE —By- JIM BERRYMAN Lose or Draw Cincinnati's Hot Drive Win, IT OUGHT Tb A 5o\ y0UFlNALLv\ V. BE — WOMT BE ANY SEND A GOUPLE OF YUH AN' YUH GOES OK CHINA A NEW YORK, Aug. 30 (NANA).—There will be in the ranks— PUSHOVER... ►^AOUTm^EB^ York Misses Mark gaps TEAMS AROUND THE DUTY FER DMESSSARGIWT many gaps—but within a short while football will show unexpected WORLD To PLAY fbe By TED MEIER. strength on both the pro and the service-college side. America's Associat'd Prwa Sports Writ". The pros will be far stronger than any one figured would be - they .It seems far-fetched, but there is tlx months ago. hungry Soldiers away a possibility that the Cincinnati And the Navy has sent enough fancy talent to take care of a from home good Reds may overhaul the St. Louis large college group, and give each section and con- fast-moving scrappy Cardinals in another of those hot tests through the fall. September finishes usually associ- After all, the Navy got its share of college football stars from the ated with the National League. 80.000 students they are sending back for war training, and from this A at the collection there are several hundred names remembered from last year's quick glance standings shows the program. Cards out in front by 10 V4 with 34 left to And it wont be long now. The have some pretty good backs. The games only play. The standings fall to how- first big All Star-Redskins collision Giants won’t be a great team, but * show, VEAH.THAT BvsX VICTORY THROUGH ever, that in the last two weeks the is only a few days behind, as they will be a good team—good PALM TREE ISTH’ AlCODlVER.., Reds have September catches more action than enough to play a lot of interesting PRESS BOX- BUT second-place apparently found themselves. In the first autumn month ever saw football.” VOU BETTER WAIT /YKSR.we betterN that period / KEEP HIM HEBE..HEJ they won 14 of 18, three before. The same goes for the Bears. They ‘TIL I CLEAN IT UPy Including \ *TM' BEST 1-MAN AA straight over the Redbirds before still have a strong line left, includ- WITH A LI'L "pineapple J/' = > BATTER.V I'VE EVER / the second half, of Redskins Retain Class ing one Bulldog Turner, who is losing yesterday's ■y JUICE Z.) twin bill. half a line on his own. \r~—^seea \yy Just a few months back the pro He is a big, fast, aggressive Texan If the Reds maintain their re- outlook was about as deep and dark C(iC'£— who can take care of him- markable .778 pace of the last fort- as the mouth of a railroad tunnel. good self—and several others. night and sweep a four-game series It looks different now. Mr. George In addition to the line, the Bears with the Cards at St. Louis next Preston Marshall's Washington Red- still have left in the week end, the senior loop will wit- skins. defending champions, will be winning speed backfield. survivors of the best back- ness another dogfight right down to something to suppress. field that ever passed and ran the wire. Sammy Baugh alone gives them a across gridiron turf. Reds Draw Record Crowd. decided jump on the field. And he The largest crowd in the isn't the only star they have left, Neale Not history Downhearted Scribes —AMD SUPPOSE of Crosley not overlooking a powerful line that Field—38,017, including We have had a number of close- just have THE HiGH-floUL 35,475 includes the 280-pound Wee Willie paid—turned out in Cincin- order conferences with the To GET LUKE 1 nati and Wilkins. crafty USED, CHAMP, yesterday watched the Reds Earl Greasy Neale, co-pilot of the To WORKINE Simplify transpokwoon it is APPLING,TAKES 1 win the opener, 5 to 3, and lose tha In close pursuit of the Redskins WITH JAP \Jo likely^ combined Eagles and Steelers. SNIPERS" THAT NO UMPIRES WILL BE CARRIED ALONG. THE nightcap, 3 to 3, in 11 after are to looking over, TbUfc_ , you likely find Curley Lam- ■ Neale refuses to make any THEIR ..BUT TUB ARMV WILL BURNISH 6ocD OAlBS/ coming from behind to tie the socr# beau’s Green Bay Packers, the SHOUUSERS. commitments, one way or another. in the ninth on Max Marshall’s Chicago Bears and the New York But I can that he isn’t down- single. Giants. say hearted yet. Elmer Riddle received Director Lambeau was lucky to credit toe The Eagles-Steelers have been at No Mistake Earns his 17th get Don Hutson back. The Packers Hunter Title Costantino 7-5 Choice Scramble for Juvenile win ln^the first game, al- late afternoon work longer than Racing though it took Shoun's may miss Cecil Isbell, but Don still Clyde relief any of the others. You can be sure will be with pitching to stop the Cards from the dangerous any passer will Over at they be ready physically when Silver Title seventh on. In the it was who can keep the ball in the same Hollejo Spring As Bout With Wilson Last Till nightcap the LAKKx Derby Day arrives. EAWKENCE. rtecruju in May opening game cy turned a smoowi Max Lanier county. per- By the Associated Press. hair dozen other youngsters which who kept the Cards* What about the In Pete Capt. Alvin I Kay, transferred formance to win the of hunt- lead from Dodgers? pairs NEW YORK, 30.—Like a kid have been so-so now being shaved to 8% games. Curley will have a pretty good from the Aug. only up to may Cawthon they have a coach who West to duty here, arrived ers. No Foolin, latest acquisition of who football team ready for the open- National Card finds out on Fourth of July wind up as the glamour boy, particu- Taking the mound in the 10th will hold his own and who, in ad- just in time to see No Mistake, his Mrs. Gardner Hallman, gave a con- Tops ing whistle. what Santa Claus left him last larly around Derby time. Lanier pitched two perfect innings, dition, will Till the autumn air with 4-year-old hunter, take three blue sistent performance in his introduc- Two fancy, top-flight feather- the Lambeau has good stuff on hand Christmas, turf’s 2-year-old Leading this set is Alorter, from striking out four of the six batters to more flying footballs than most ribbons yesterday to win the hunter tion to local show circles. weights, Lulu Costantino, East Side and you can bank on him to do steppers probably won’t know who the bam of A1 C. Ernest of Cleve- face him. In addition he singled teams ever use. championship of the Silver Spring Summaries: New Yorker, and Jackie his share. Wilson, their real champ is until about land. Although he’s looked good to start the 11th and eventually Cawthon comes from the South- Horse Show at the North End Pive-gaited saddle horse—Won by Pittsburgh Negro, for 10 tangle Derby Day next spring. winning three stakes around Chi- scored the winning on Walker west where they believe in heaving grounds. Wayne Morse’s Spice of Life; second, Mr. rounds at Griffith Stadium Giants and Bears Hargrave’s Red Boy: third. Mrs. A. H. tonight With the sub-par set of colts cago, he’s been beaten Just enough Cooper’s one-baser. Strong the ball around. He is one of the No mistake was Dora M. L. Eng- in a battle made. Judges Armstrong’s Lee; fourth, that gives promise of each other oft so that to second fid- land’s Highland Lad. knocking regularly he's had play Detroit Large Steve Owen of the Giants most Percy Drury and Edward the so Rudy York, slugger, clout- interesting characters that Talbert, jr., being best far this summer. and the fillies flailing the colts, dle in the Midwest to Jezrahel and admits that he will have a much when chose Open hack—Won by June Curran's ed two homers as the Tigers beat the has come into the game for some opined they the young Needmore: second, Prances Crouse’s It’s the most important the throughout whfle juvenile title set-up is Occupy. However, the older horse- St. Louis Browns better ball club than he hoped to time, a hustler of high son of Whizzaway—Lucille II, which Hollejo; third Anne Hagner’s Recruit; the this week with the twice, 15 to 5 and grade. fourth. Eva Rabbitt’s Jack's country as scrambled as chicken hash. men say he’s the in have some was Queen. "good thing” 4 to 2, but fell one of while back. Pro football will have a surprisingly beaten after tieing winner due for a shot at Phil shy tielng his good year. Green hunter—Won by Angelina Cara- And, unless some youngster comes Saturday’s Washington “I’m not we can handle for honors at futurity. record of socking 18 saying So far as the championship goes championship the last belli’s Our Day; second. Hollejo: third, Terranova's NBA feather champion- in the Park round-trippers Mrs. Gardner Hallman’s No Foolin; fourth. along Washington Fu- Others in Same Class. in one the Redskins,” Steve said, "but no- it will be a matter of North End show. back month. The Tigers are idle largely keep- Coming yes- Capt. Alvin I. Kay’s No Mistake. ship. turity or the Belmont and is Saturday In the same are R. and thus body going to shove us around. ing Washington’s Redskins from too terday, No Mistake won the hack The Breezer—Won by Jackie Warren’s Wilson is the fifth former cham- Pimlico league Sterling today tomorrow, costing Yankee second, Pvt. Bobby Lee’s Futurities later in the fall We have a line and we and wom- Doodle; Clark’s Maryland Hope, Smolensko, York a chance to break the record. good, big ; much early and late foot. hunter, open hunters and Bonne H. Robertson’s pion to face Lulu, but none of them Fille; third. H. to straighten it out, there’s a distinct which 15 en’s hunters and was fourth Happy Hour; fourth. Harold Polk’s Cav- was closed lengths to finish The four-basers were York's 29th open wearing the title against him. possibility the headman will remain in the hunters.. Ridden alryman. second in the Grand Union Hotel and 30th of the year. green by Hack and hunter—Won by No Mistake: They appeared to be the a until ducking mystery next spring. stakes a Gardner and Mrs. Hallman, he second. Hollejo; third, No Poolin; fourth, little week ago; Professor Lee, Yanks’ Homers got Lassie. tough East Sider whose punch- Big Help. Yank Set 16 12 Capt. Benjamin Biays’ Lucky Fillies Have Control. owned by Henry Lustig, New York Holds Slim points against Vi for his nearest Knock-down-and-out—Won by Cavalry- ing ability and skill make Charley Keller and Roy Flag Hope boxing now the fillies are the Weatherly third. Right restaurant winner 5 rival, Prances Crouse’s Hollejo. man; second. Capt. Kay’s Smacko; him a big man, and by each two Mrs. Hallman’s Lady Jack; fourth, No dangerous customer. He’s walloped homers and Spud For it was a noise, particularly Beatrice Mac- lengths in his only start; Warren Hollejo, noteworthy Poolin. defeated Chalkey Wright, Chandler won his 17th of the sea- For Women’s working hunters—Won by No Harry Guire’s Bee Mac, off her easy waltz which turn Nats After A's performance as it was his first show. Jeffra, Achibald Wright’s Pensive, may son as the Nipping Mistake; second, Hollejo; third, Lucky Joey and Six to over all sw°pi He of the “boys” in the out to be the fair-haired of the By BURTON HAWKINS. the Yankees again until September was second in four events and Lassie: fourth. Our Day. Escobar. Hopeful boy a -header from the Boston Clark Griffith of the Nats 17 third in another. Open jumpers—Won by Yankee Doodle: last Saturday. Blue Grass next May; George Prexy and the site will be Griffith third, No Terranova Due Red Sox to maintain their second. Capt. Kay’s Applejack; Today. In spite of this snappy Widener’s which took (M^-gami •till is nursing the forlorn hope that Stadium, where Yankee home runs Taking a third championship of Foolin; fourth. Bonne Pille. Terranova, who young lady Lucky Draw, edge in the American Open hunters—Won by No Mistake; recently took the and such colts as John League. Washington, by some will are less to the season and second in a row was Marsch’s four straight early in the summer miracle, likely explode. second, Our Day; third, Hollejo; fourth. NBA crown from Jackie Keller’s second homer the American Jackie Callura, Jenrahel and Occupy, Crispin Ogle- and then went to the hospital, and and hli capture League pen- that is wishful Warren’s jumper, Yankee George Meuller’s Ballela. and his jAll thinking, but Modified Olympic—Won by Yankee Bobby Gleason, manager, bay’s Boy and La James Powers’ Detroit-owned Nelson 24th of the season came with on« nant, but he isn't letting his opti- Doodle, ridden by Mrs. Fred J. are Knight Henry as long as the chance remains for Doodle; second. Smacko; third. Applejack; expected in Washington today on in the ninth of the first mism run Mr. Mrs. Homer H. Deer in g s Montagne’s Rodney Stone—the best Dunstan, named after a away with him. "We’ll the Nats to Hughes. Yankee Doodle took blues fourth, and to talk to sports slice seven games off Gloria. Promoter Joe Turner of the game and tied the score at 4-4. In have to that series in the modi- active campaigners—the feel- writer, but which runs like a good sweep four-game that lead in direct contact with the breezer, open jumpers, Pairs of hunters—Won by Recruit and about a match against the winner. the 10th Lassie: second. Needmore and Holle- ing is growing that any one of a colt in of it. Weatherly walloped hii against the Yankees at New York to Griffith fied Olympic and the pairs of jump- Lucky Also due in town spite Yankees, refuses to admit jo; third. Jack’s Queen and Bella Hagner’s is Nat Rogers, ; —---—- first homer off Tex Hughson to win have a chance,” says Griffith. "If ers. Steeldust; fourth. Cavalryman and E. P. the Nats are a second-place club. matchmaker for Mike Jacobs in the game, 6 to 4. The Yanks took we can do that we could wind up The In the pairs. Yankee Doodle was Cannon’s Highway. Madison Nats probably will regain Pairs of jumpers—Won by Yankee Square Garden, who, too, the nightcap easily, 5 to 1, behind In first place.” teamed with Harold Polk’s Doodle and Cavalryman; second. A1 Ear- be Outfielder Bob Johnson for that Cavalry- may interested in such a Leola Thomas Chandler’s five- and and fight. Scores in It’s a shot at the nest’s Dickey Boy and Groves Pappas’ Woolf, Hot twirling moon—the Nats man and each turned in a Saddle, series. His physician in St. Louis perfect Mr. Taylor: third. Jack’s Queen and Costantino is rated a 7-5 choice Weatherly's single, and horns four from score. Peter Prins’ Good taking straight games Bob’s throat Cavalryman went on to* re- Highway: fourth, Priday on reports infection has and Smacko. tonight, largely his punching run. It was the first time the Yanki the league-leading Yankees—but serve honors among the cleared and he doubtless will join jumpers. Jumper champion—Yankee Doodle; re- ability and boring-in tactics. They In National have beaten Hughson in nine tries. Griffith seen To Ride in Two has some of serve, those the club in Mrs. Benjamin Biays on her Lucky Cavalryman. are Swims; New York. Third equally skilled as Big Base- Hunter champion—No Mistake; reserve. boxers and Sewell of dreams come true in his time and Lassie and Anne on her Rip Pittsburgh failed ts man Harlond Clift, suffering with Hagner Hollejo. tonight’s Griffith Stadium customers so he isn’t conceding New York the become the first 20-game winner in mumps, won’t be available for 10 should be rewarded with a pennant at least until the end of good the majors when the Chicago Cubi days. exhibition of the manly art. Riviera Gets Title Tests This Week the week. Both, knocked him out of the box with t too, can take a Washington will a three- Statistics punch without seri- By the Associated Press. By the Associated Pres*. seven-run Washington will take a pitching carry Skins Drill League uprising in the ninth ts game streak Against MONDAY. AUGUST 30. 1943. ous damage, and the bout very SHAKAMAK STATE edge into that for the Nats winning against the likely PARK, Ind., CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—George win the first game of a twin bill, 11 series, AMERICAN. will go the 10-round Yankees as the result of a limit. Costan- Aug. 30.—Charles (Bud) Sawin, who to 2. The are confronted with three days of sweeping Remlti Yesterday. Woolf holds a dominance over Chi- Pirates gained a split bj double-header tino hits with both while never was able to win an outstand- rest while the with the Athletics 5—2: 4—1 hands, taking the 3 to on Hank Yankees will be play- Packer Aerial Duo Washington. Philadelphia. Wilson relies cago Jockeys today seldom equaled nightcap, 1, yesterday at Griffith Stadium before (first game 11 Innings). mainly on a fancy ing title as a swimmer, but who Gornicki’s five-hit ing today and tomorrow'. Unless he New York, pitching. 11,005 fans. The Nats Relieved from since 6—5: Boston, 4—1 (first right hand. That was demonstrated seems td have cornered the market before by any other, having swept alters his mind in the meantime, captured the heavy duty game 10 innings). Mel Harder and Allie Reynoldi first Detroit, 15—4: St. Louis, 5—2. when he used the as a tank held his fourth four stakes a Ossie game, 5-4, in 11 innings and the their defeat last Wednesday night weapon almost coach, and $5,000 allowance pitched Cleveland to a double win Manager Bluege will stake his Cleveland, 2—6; Chicago. 1—1. while nightcap, 2-1, in Chicago the Redskins will scrim- exclusively chilling Danny consecutive national senior women’s over the chances of whittling New' York’s producing stirring Standing oI Clnbs. event in the 10 days he has been ! 2 to 1 ninth inning rallies in both contests. mage at their Park Petro, one of the local strong boys. team championship today as a re- and 6 to 1. Harder commanding 9 4-game lead on the College training in this area. yielded five hits Don Lew another sult of an riding Black had the Nats field either tomorrow or Wednesday. Hanbury, District of easy triumph by his In- and was touched for seven pitching of Early Wynn, Milo Can- beaten, His latest conquest was riding Reynolds 2-1, the last Coach wants the men to Columbia lad who thought to dianapolis Riviera Club dini, Johnny and Dutch entering half of the Bergman step girls. Askmenow to in last Satur- blows, but had an easier time aided Niggeling ninth i s over Wilson, found the Sawin has taken home victory Leonard in that inning in the opener, but Jake perfect their defense technique sIlSssSI,, latter’s left the bacon by Jeff Heath’s 18th homer and order. egs® *5 * ? a day’s American Derby at 1 1 1 1 mitt. to Washing- Early launched the session with a against such passes as those tossed * 5 a R a dangerous the Riviera Club three times since Russ Peters’ four hits. Red Sox Could o tt • c f Wilson ton Park which paid $56,150 to the Help. double high off the field fence by Glenn Dobbs at Chicago, when o .i r r Versatile Fighter. he bagged his first crown with the Pour successive right winner. Dodger Hurlers victories over the and ! ! ! :“!;!& To show Wilson is an Lakeside Club of Sparkle. Johnny Sullivan, who ran for the Skins were beaten by the College all-around Louisville, Ky., in Yankees, the outcome This week end Woolf will be With their two starters going ths disregarding him, advanced on Gerald All-Stars 27 to 7. NYl-l 91101 01111111141121761461.6231 fighter, though, in the Jimmy Phil- 1940. of battles Priddy’s aboard A. C. Ernst's Alorter in the distance for the first time in weeks between New York and sacrifice. realizes his lads will be Wal 61—1111 91 71101131131691581.5431 9Vi lips engagement here he used both Riviera Far Ahead. Priddy’s George Myatt’s Bergman on Boston today and tomorrow', would del 81 81—1 71141 81 71131651571.533111 so Futurity Saturday which will Brooklyn swept a double-headei timid tap down the first base line, going up against the toughest pass- hands, it appears he calls on At the end of the first day of move Washington within five and Detl 91111 51—1 91101 81111631581.52II12Vj gross about $58,000 and aboard Hal from the Phillies, 3 to 1 and 8 to 0 which he bat out for a ing combination in football next whatever style the occasion de- hostilities, Sawin's charges were hit, scored pro Chll 81111 51 81—1121 7 i 131641601.616113 Price Anticlimax in the Whit one-half games of the league lead, mands. deadlocked with Jack Headley’s Wyatt pitched perfect ball foi Sullivan with the tieing run. Sunday when the Green Bay Pack- Bosl 6i 81101 81 81—ill! Cody’s Mult- which still is no slender 91591661.472118Vi $50,000 Washington Park Handicap, six innings of the opener, then margin. who ers will an Costantino's nomah Club from Hertz, had replaced Hickev be met in exhibition at StLI 51 61101 91 71 81—111 1561661.459120 professional record is squad Portland, the last Any help the Nats could from 83 major event of the Chicago yielded six hits in winning, 3 to 1 get Haefner in the Baltimore Stadium. Don Phi' 51 51 61 81 41 71 victories in 89 engagements. He Oreg.. at 10 points apiece, but it was the eighth, was clipped Municipal 61—1411821.333135'/-, season. Ed Head likewise held the Red Sox in the meantime, of a race Phillies for two runs by Philadelphia in the Hutson, rated the finest pass re- L I46I58I57I5BI60I66I66I821—I—I I likely will weigh 131 to Wilson’s strictly "one-hoss” from there course, would be a boost. 127. A brilliant ride by Woolf gave to six hits. Arky Vaughan. Dodgei big eleventh as the result of ceiver in football, and probably Cecil on. Griffith concedes the Nats must Bobby Games Today. Games Tomorrow. Headley’s Askmenow a victory over shortstop, made his 2,000th majoi Estalella's Dick Isbell, who heaves the to the The main is an When the girls called it a day single. Siebert’s dou- pigskin Boston at N. York. None scheduled. preliminary eight- Bold a head a eweep seven remaining games from rounder Captain by in league hit in the second game. ble and successive long flies Irvin tall Hutson, will be with Green Bay. Only game. between Nick Latsios, Alex- Saturday Riviera was out of reach the Yankees to battle it out down by thrilling stretch run in last Satur- Jim Tobin and A1 Javery each won Hall and Hal Wagner, but the Tickets for this game are much in andria. and Maxie Starr, Edgewood with 37 points. 16 ahead of Mult- to the finish, but if take four again NATIONAL. day’s Derby which the camera had his 12th game of the season in pitch- they Nats rallied in their demand, Redskin General Arsenal. Both are nomah and 22 over third place half of the reports slugging welters. to decide. Famous was the straight decisions starting Thursday Results Yesterday. Latsios is Women's Association Victory ing Boston Braves to a doubli inning. Manager Sid Carroll, who again anxious for a match Swimming of 12 at New York won’t be Cincinnati. 6—2: St. Louis, 8—8 (sec- third, lengths behind, followed in triumph over the New York Giants they meeting warns season ticket for ond against Beau New York. With one out that sales game 11 innings) Jack, and might be order Dove Bill Lefebvre batted Brooklyn. 3—8: by Alquest, Pie, Slide 4 to 1 and 1 to 0. for local Redskin games will end to- Philadelphia, 1—0. able to call for one should he han- Pinal tabulations yesterday show- Mertz and looped a double to Chicago, 11—l; Pittsburgh, 2—3. Rule, the 8-5 favorite, and Kanop- morrow, after which seats will be Boston, 4—1: New York, 1—0. dle Starr, who lasted seven ed Riviera, 46: Multnomah, 33, and left. Alex Kampouris ran for him rounds olis. Official Scores on sale without against the Jack here Women's Association, 22. and scored on placed public pri- Standing of Clubs. not long ago Slide Rule, winner of the Sees George Case's single Leola of $50,000 Swimming Instruction FIRST GAME. Three other matches are Thomas Ambassador Club to center. After ority rights. r *u on the Classic several Phils. AB Luman Harris re- tooTJisois’az o~" Arlington weeks ago, H. O. A Wash AB H O A. Three of action stretch rffS-jerSP-regoo card, with the of D. C„ was the lone Heffner,2b 5 0 2 6 Sundays " first scheduled for Washington, was in Case.rf 6 19 0 placed Black, Case stole his 44th S 8 « = contention until leaving the White,cf n 1 4 o Vernon.1b 6 2 ahead of the football r a 2 g ? 2 | 8:45. Capital scorer on the final of As Schools' War 9 2 base of the season and pro champs. day far then Duty RlDPle.rf 4 13 0 took third w turn, completely folded. Powell.lf 4 10 0 C 3 3 << r* the In addition to the Green Bay game, o 2.0 meet. She was third in the ! By the Associated Press. EstTla.lf 4 15 0 Spence.cf 4 1 4 o on a wild pitch. Askmenow was the fourth to O 32-* £ £ filly Siebert.lb 5 1 14 Rob't’n.lib 4 112 the Chicago Bears will be met Sep- = a a- junior 300-meter medley, trailing win Halbss 6 2 12 S3 the American Derby since its SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 30.- Early,c 4 13 1 Mickey Vernon’s long fly to Baltimore and the * Minor Catherine Breen of the Slider,3b 4 10 3 ! Moore 110 0 right tember 12, also at ; : i ! a Akron scored Case with a. Leagues inauguration in 1884. "Teach every boy to swim"—that’i £Wagner 1 0 0 0 Giulianl.c 1 0 O the tieing run and (Ohio) and 0 Chicago Cardinals at Buffalo, Sep- INTERNATIONAL Firestones Florence most Mayo,3b 0 o 0 0 Priddy.ss 4 15 4 Jake Powell then StLl—I 01 81131 71161111141781421.6501 league. the important contribution 5 3 0 singled to center. tember 26. W. L. Pet. Schmitt of New York's WSA. Miss Swift.c 3 Myatt,2b 5 2 2 3 Clnl 01—I 71 71101 W. L Pet that schools can 0 He moved to second as 71161131681531.562110% Toronto 85 54 high make to help p 4 0 3 Haefner.p 2 O O :i Stan Spence .612 Rochester 67 70.489 Breen set a national Junior record Louis Exhibitions flackarris.p O 0 0 0 1 Sullivan o 0 0 o walked and Pltl HI 71—i tfllll 101121111661601.628114% Newark.. <4 65.5.(3 Baltimore 67 74.475 Opens win the war, says Lt. Eddie Kimball Sherry Robertson broke Syracuse <2 in in 4:48.2. Mertz,p O 0 0 0 Get Bkll 61111101—I of 61131 01641581.5251 16 65.526 Buffalo 63 77 446 winning director of the Pacific Air Flee! (Lefebvre 110 0 UP the game with a to Batter Montreal 69 69 .500 Jer. At j single center Grays Paige, Chll 71 71 8110s—1111 71 City 58 80 .420 One New Senior Mark. Camp Devens, Mass. IKamp r’s 0 0 0 0 that scored 01601631.484(20 Syracuse, 6—7; Baltimore, 1—1. physical education program. , Powell. Bos! Jersey one new By the Associated Press. D. C. 21111101 01 6!—I 6(10153(651.449124 City, 2—1; Newark, 1—0. Only record was set in the Kimball, former football Totals 42 10*32 14 42 12 33 Back in the fifth for Loss Toronto, 4: Rochester, o. coach ai Total* 16 inning a Robert- Revenge Phil 8! 31 81 51111 81—('111541601.439125% senior events. That was % sizzling BOSTON, Aug. 30.—Sergt. Joe •Two son Dispatch to The Star. Buffalo, 10; Montreal, 7. Brigham Young called out when winning run scored. error and three off Haef- Special M Y 41 51 8 61 9: 7: University, £Batted for singles 61—1441771.364134"% 1:24.3 performance by Jane Dillard Louis, world heavyweight boxing 8uder In eleventh ner had AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. j this "the greatest single IBatted for Haefner In seventh. produced two CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Washington L 142! 53150 (58; 631661601771—-1—I I in at First life-saving Philadelphia w- L pct. W. L. Pet of Fort Worth, Tex., the 10-meter champion, arrived Service the SRan for Early in ninth. runs after a measure M job high schools can do in thij the Nats had scored Homestead Grays gained waukee 70 64 .565 Lou'ville 69 65 | ** (Batted for Mertz In eleventh. in .476 breaststroke. Her time bettered the Command headquarters today to war the first of for a recent defeat Games Today. Games Tomorrow. 56 .556 Minn'olis 57 70 .449 SRan for Lefebvre In eleventh. inning on Vernon’s double revenge Columbus JO<0 mark of 1:26.6 set Edith Pember- start his exhibition tour of New and St. L. at Pitts (2). St. L. at Pit might). 57.561 Kan. City 56 69.448 by And football? Philadelphia _ 000 020 000 Spence’s handed them in the Toledo... 65 62.012 02—4 triple. Washington by Only game. N. Y. at Boston. St. Paul. 56 70.444 ton in 1939. England Army posts—the first area _ "At Washington 100 000 001 03—5 Jesse Monarchs Bkl. at Indianapolis. 6—1: Milwaukee. 4—0. this stage of their Flores had a 2-hit shutout Kansas City by defeating Phil, (night). To Ann he will visit in his training, Runs—Estalella. Chi. at Cln. Toledo. 8—5; Minneapolis. 0—2. Curtis, 17-year-old mer- 100-day trip I it Siebert. Hall, Suder, over the in a baseball (night). Kansas doesn't matter greatly one way or Case. Vernon, Powell, Sullivan. Krmpouris. Nats entering the last half that club, 7-4, game City. 4—1; Louisville. 3—4. maid of the Nation's Columbus, the Crystal Plunge Pool of through military another Errors—Robertson. Myatt. Runs batted In of the ninth in 11—2: St. Paul, 1—1, whether the men play foot- the second game. yesterday. San Francisco, went camps. —Spence, Swift. Heffner. Myatt, Hall. The A’s PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. high scoring ball.’’ Wagner. Case, Vernon. Robertson. Two- had manufactured With Catcher Josh Gibson leading Louis their W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. laurels for the meet. She garnered planned to leave Boston for base hits—Vernon Early. Siebert. Lefebvre. lone run forced Durable Doris Hart off Leonard in the the batting attack, the Grays L. Antt s 101 36 .737 S. 62 76 .449 Fort Devens Three-base hit—Spence. — ninth Bags Diego 13 points in making an late today, then visit when S. F cisco 83 52.615 Hollyw'd 61 77.442 auspicious Case Priddy. Mertz. Estalella singled, Siebert was Leroy (Satchelfoot) Paige Edwards Sacrifices—Ripple, Seattle 74 62 .544 Oakland 77 debut to the senior competition. The Camp tomorrow and W'ind Powell. Double play—Haefner to Priddy 59 .434 hit by a pitched from the game after five innings. Portland 67 69 .493 Sacram'o 39 97 .287 his New to Myatt. Left on bases—Philadelphia, 7; ball, Irvin Hall Two Net Titles Same tall Westerner individual up England stay at Day Hollywood. 2—O; Los 1—3. gained Camp Washington. 13. Bases on balls—Off singled to fill the bases and The Grays' inning was the first Angeles, Wagner big San Diego. 4—3: Sacramento. 0—2. honors way of firsts in the 400 Myles Standish, Taunton, on Wed- Black. 3 off Haefner. off Harris, 1. By the Associated Press. by 1; filed to Powell, when three runs were scored. Oakland. 5—0; San 3—3. Struck out—By 3; Mertz. 1. scoring Estalella. Francisco, and 800-meter events and nesday. Black. by Portland. 6—3; Seattle. 3—7. freestyle Hits—Off Black. 10 in innings; off Myatt PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.—Win- 10*i opened Washington’s ninth a second in the 100-meter freestyle. Haefner. 6 In 7 Innings; off Harris. 2 In with a single to ning the national tennis EASTERN LEAGUE. BRAKES left, and junior girls Vj inning, off Mertz. 4 In 4 Innings. Hi* by though, W. L. Pet. W L Pot. pitcher — By Black (Robertson). Wild Pinch-hitter Gene Yanks Set Record PIEDMONT LEAGUE. Moore moved tournament wasn’t enough of a Scranton 79 42 .653 Hartford 62 55 .530 pitch—Harris. Winning pitcher—Mertz. Elmira 69 55 W. L. Pot. W THE MAGNIFICENT R E L I N E D him along with a sacrifice. .567 W'kes-B're 64 57 .529 L Pot. Losing pitcher—Harris Umpires—Messrs. Case day’s work for 18-year-old Doris Albany. 65 55.542 Sp’ngfleld 45 71.388 P'tamouth S4 37 .«!>■: Roanoke ftS 64 47S Summers, Weafer and Rue. Time—2:19. popped out and Flores whipped two As Twin-Kill Hart. B'hamton 65 57 ,53.3 Utica 30 87.256 Richmond 69 51 .575 Lynchburf 50 70.417 Prey Hartford. 2—1: Albany. 1—2. Norfolk 62 58 .517 Durham .39 82.322 strikes past Vernon before By the 8ECOND GAME. Mickey Associated Press. After trimming Head of Utica. 4—5: Springfield. 1—0. Roanoke. 13: Durham. 2. SWIMMING 4 WHEELS Phtle. AB. H. O A Wash AB. H. O. A. slapped a grounder Dorothy Elmira. 4—7; Wilkes-Barre, 3—11. Norfolk. 3—2: Richmond. 2—1. down the first- NEW YORK, Aug. 30.—Remem- Alameda. Heffner.2b 3 12 2 Case.rf 3 0 6 0 base line. Calif., 6—3, 6—3, for the Scranton. 4—6: Binghamton. 2—1. Portsmouth. 3: Lynchburs. 0. White.cf 3 0 3 0 Vernon 4 3 COMPLETE lb 19 ber the New York Yankees of singles title at the Philadelphia POOL Ripple.rf 4 0 0 0 Powell.lf 4 2 3 o Myatt took third as 4 110 *010 Mickey beat yesteryear—the Bronx Bombers, Cricket Club EsFlTa.lf 8pence,cf the ball to the yesterday—and doing Siebert.lb 3 0 12 0 Rob't’n.Sb 3 0 12 bag, but when Flores, the Murderers’ it in 33 WITH SAND BEACH 4 3 2 3 3 Ruppert Rifles, minutes—the slender June HalLs* Early.c 0 2 1 covering first, dropped Siebert’s Row? Wagner c 4 0 5 0 Priddy.ss 3 0 13 graduate of a Miami, Fla,, high AT THE FORTY ACRE -.. FREE Mayo,3b 3 111 Myatt.2b 3 2 2 3 throw', Myatt scored. Flores then The 1943 edition of the club school took a 2 0 0 4 2 0 2 3 partner and annexed Flores,p Leonard.p attemnted to Vernon off tMoore 0 0 0 0 pick first batted into a of double the doubles title. j Adjustments and pair plays 3 Mickey scooted to second as the while two from the With Totals 30 "6*26 10 Totals 26 6 27 16 throw taking games 16-year-old Shirley Fry of escaped Siebert. Powell Red •Two out when winning run scored. Boston Sox yesterday and Akron, Ohio., she defeated lofted a over Betty FORD rBatted for Leonard in ninth. poke Estalella’s head established an Double-fresh Rosenquest of South Orange, N. J„ in left for a CHEVROLET Philadelphia _ 000 non 001—1 single to deal the A’s record of hitting into 142 twin and Lillian Lodaus of ew York, teats prove:— Washington _ 000 000 002—2 their 24th Laboratory Plymouth defeat in their last 25 in a season. The 6—4, Runs—Estalella. Vernon. Myatt. Errors killings old 10—8, rallying from 2—5 in the games. Marvels now fresh 26.4% Chrysler "66" —Siebert. Flores. Runs batted in—Wagner. mark, 141, was established by the second set. 1 stay — De Soto Powell. Two-base hits Myatt, Hall. after the is IS OPEN — — A’s last opened, Stolen bate Hall. Sacrifices Flores. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Philadelphia year. longer pack Moore. Dodge Double plays—Flores to Hall to W. L. blended with a new _ Pet. W L Pet because they’re Mayo to Heffner Leonard to DAILY Buick Special f A 7 ernon. Leonard to to M'trmery 34 32 .MS ) 1 «lebert, Priddy Vernon Early 252? -525 Memphis. freshness-retaining humectant! ^* 9 ** to Robertson. Left on bases—Philadelphia. w«iL®rtMk 25 25 552 2fl.33.4B8 Packard 1 7, Washington, 2. Bases on 10 A.M. TO 10:30 P.M. TO-120> ball*—Off Mi >e a Itm ham fresher in the Pontiac l # W Flores. 1; off Leonard, 2. Struck out—By Bern's ?j 8 Ml GALA OPENING 2 Marvels reach you * Flores, 3: by Leonard. 2. Hit 2~3- Oldsmobile by pitcher— | — with freshness sealed in by Leonard By (White), (Siebert). Umpire*— 3—8.30 P.M. pack Other Cars Law Priced Messrs. Weafer, Rue and Summers. Time Friday, Up*. Thermo Plastic UNTIL Equally ■—1:38. Attendance—11.005. LlUle°R^lcn,'i4-X:: Nash^.1.^ a new insulated Inner Wrapt LABOR FREE SHAKE TEST on I ELECTRICAL > Duplicate of Offi- ( ICE-SKATING DAY cial D. C. Brake Testing fKMgg) SERVICES NIGHT Machine. |JT*jTllj|»U6l|Tim-t6lnriO»| CHEVY CHASE ICE PALACE 44CI 6mi>. Am. N.W. WHEN THE 1943 brake service EM«r»n 8100-01-02 mRRVOSmnuM MO* PARK SEASON ENDS ;; I __ __ THE* CIGARETTE OF QUALITY General k.

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