Stoening fhfat J£prtj& Reformed Boost Washington, D. C., Saturday, July 22, 1944—A—10 Bagby, Rebel, May Tribe Into Pennant Race — Celebrates Return Tear Strives Win, Lose or Draw Twilight Potter of Browns Suspended By Trimming Ars; To Be First Filly to Pending Report on 'Spitball' By GRANTLAND RICE. By JERRY LISKA, Yanks Retain Victory Habit Despite Talent Loss AMocittcd Prtu PoorU Writer. Yankees Score Capture Classic CHICAOO, July 22 — Nel- Habit is a pretty drab sounding word. There is no glamor or class By JACK HAND, By the Associated Pre/a. son Potter, a nine-to-flve win- about it. It is Just another word. But it happens t© be an important game 22. — Warren Associated Press Sports Writer. CHICAGO, July ner with the St. word. Faults can be cured. Habits are something else. league-leading Jim who once vowed he'd Wright’s sensational Louis Browns, has been suspended You can pick up golf, football, boxing and baseball faults and do Bagb? TwilightgTear, unbeaten in 10 was favored by President Will Harridge of the about them. But habits are different^ They are much never pitch another game for Cleve- starts, something pending investi- Notre has had the habit of to shatter a traditional hex on fillies tougher. For example, in football Qame land under Manager Lou Boudreau gation of Umpire Cal Hubbard’s to to in winning. I've seen Notre Dame win football games that appeared today stood out as the man who by scampering victory today’s charges that Potter had violated the which the out- be total losses. may boost the Tribe into the thick $81,350 Arlington Classic rules of pitching by using In baseball the Yankees have had the habit of winning. It may looms as strictly a family affair. lawed "spitball.” of the scrap. pennant was in the fifth have had the best or the best material. Anyway they Only six horses—smallest field in Nelson ejected be they manager the Merchant When Bagby joined i the classic’s .history—were entered inning of the St. Louis-New York keep on winning—pennants and . They took a killing Marine after last season, he said in the lucrative 1 Vi-mile race and Yankee game in St. Louis Thurs- from the Cardinals in 1942, but they bounced back to wreck beating he was through with Cleveland. But three, including Twilight Tear, Pen- day night by Hubbard after the later. the same team a year after being rejected by the draft sive, the Kentucky Derby and umpire and Luke Sewell, manager to be At the start and early sessions of this season they looked earlier in the week, the 17-game Preakness winner, and fleet Miss of the Browns, engaged in an argu- about as hot as the bottom of a glacier. Within the war period they winner of ’42 and ’43 hustled to Keeneland, carried the colors of ment that brought a shower erf had lost Joe Di Maggio, , , Phil Rtzzuto, Tommy the Tribal wigwam and last night Wright’s Calumet Farm. pop bottles and hats onto the field. five hits Henrich, , Bill Johnson, Buddy Hassett, , Charley stopped Philadelphia with Never Won by a Filly. Suspension Is Mandatory. Boudreau's Indians took a 4-1 Keller and others. Joe McCarthy and the Yankees lost an entire out- as In 15 previous runnings, the Under the rules, Harridge must decision over Luke Hamlin to sweep classic never has had a finish for 10 Har- field, an entire infield and about 70 per cent of the battery stars. filly suspend Potter days. the series. better than third. It even was a ridge withheld further action or Nelson and Geersten for such favorites as of Um- Pilot McCarthy Remains Eloquently Silent Cleveland, Detroit Pick Up. pitfall' prime comment pending receipt While the Yankees and Browns Whirlaway, Bnnelech, Cavalcade, pire Hubbard’s report. As the seafaon we were pulling for the Browns and the Red opened took turns knocking one another's Twenty Grand, Johnstown and Dis- In St. Louis, Hubbard said he djd the Brownie manager, is quite a fellow. The Box. Luke Sewell, brains out, without disturDing St. Share Lead in Hoi covery. not need any more evidence "than The ••luckless” Browns never had won an American League pennant. Louis’ 2-game margin, Cleveland •Although the Wright trio was ac- what I saw Potter doing repeatedly.” Red Sox have been riding on the golden wave of some $3,000,000 or and Detroit made motions toward corded rock bottom 1-10 odds, the "I warned Potter in previous race was to into a maybe $4,000,000, yet they hadn't won a pennant since 1918. serious contention. The St. Louis- Utah Open Golf expected resolve games,” Hubbard added, "and I feel were second and then New York series ended yesterday duel between Twilight Tear and I have him every break pos- The Yankees scrambled around. They By the given Al Associated Press. tensive with the forced the issue down. All this time Joe McCarthy con- when Atley Donald outpitched Derby champion sible. Sewell by sixth. They were up—and SALT LAKE 22 — Hollingsworth for an 8-2 Yank vic- CITY, July trying to atone for two recent de- kicking about Borowy’s (Henry Bo- tinued to be as eloquently silent as he always has been. tory and an even break. Eighty-one survivors from a record feats by *his fast-stepping stable- rowy of the Yankees) pitching meth- When ask Joe a direct question you might as well shoot him you Detroit took four straight from field of 11’’ turned out mate. ods. Warnings to Potter were not then gofers today the heart. He first scowls and then he writhes—and one- mar- The "outside" threesome included from the through Washington, all by for the second prompted by any protest his round of the $2,500 he tells you nothing. Joe doesn't like questions. He figures job gins, to keep pace with Cleveland R. W. Mcllvain’s Old Kentuck, sec- Yankee side until after Sewell asked Utah Open Tournament. ond choice at 12 to Brolite Farm’s is running a ball club—that, and nothing else. in a fourth-place tie, 1*4 games 1; me to warn Borowy. back of Boston and 5*4 off the Five pros and one amateur who Challenge Me, 15 to 1; and J. V. "Then I saw Potter blowing on his He must have a good system. At least it has worked. At the top. American 50 to 1. that he couldn’t You Boston lost ground by falling be- shot rounds on Maggio’s Eagle, fingers and told him start of the season McCarthy refused to make any prediction. subpar the 6.575- fore 5-3, for the second Seeks Her Stake. fool me—he was moistening his fin- If him hard Chicago, Fort course were Biggest had to goad him into a statement. you goaded enough yard Douglas In left to do time in 14 starts. Buck Ross finally A victory for Twilight Tear, carry- gers. There was nothing NELSON POTTER. him admit that his Yankees would be somewhere close. the lead at the end of you could make the win side of the ledger as the first 18 ing only 114 pounds compared with but order him from the game. are kick-ins for the 1944 American This doesn't mean the Yankees Yank Terry suffered his seventh fail- holes. Pensive’s 126, would* produce her "I have sent a full report to Presi- and the Red Sox will have more than a League pennant. The Browns ure with Tom Turner’s four hits, Byron Nelson of Toledo, Ohio, and biggest stake in two years of cam- dent Harridge.” Parks Tackles has a nerv- words to about this, if they keep on hustling. Both have his main torture. paigning, $63,550. She already has On the mound Potter Crafty .few say Johnny Geersten, Fort Douglas pro, ZERO SPECIALIST—Jo Ken- Yankees have—some Brecheen shut out the New earned and her 11th ous habit of running his tongue over just as many good ball players as the perhaps Harry were tied with 67s,’five under par. $123,560 to the Car- the first two fingers of his right to curl and fade. York Giants, 5-0, help Nelson shot a 32—35 and Geersten nedy, although she has straight triumph would give the better. Neither is likely up and Veteran in dinals move another step toward an classy daughter of Bull Lea a shot hand after almost every pitch Shucco, As someone has said—"there also is courage needed for front 34—33. pitched four no-hit, no-run early flag in the National. Johnny at the mark established by the then wiping his fingers on his shirt. The Browns have been in front most of the season, looking Toney Penna of and running." and Ray Sanders spanked Dayton, Ohio, games this season for the of all Sewell Sees No Hopp Leonard greatest money-winning filly Wrong. a that would the and remove part of the tension. Dodson of Kansas City fo spurt open gap home runs at the expense of Harry Globe Aircraft softball team time, Top Flight, which accumu- Manager Sewell said he could see Pulling Comeback of the answer. were tied for third, one stroke be- They have good pitching and that is a big part Feldman and Ace Adams. of Fort lated $275,900 in two years. nothing wrong in Potter’s practice. hind the leaders. Penna fired a Worth, Tex., is far be- When Georgie Parks meets Tony Joins Cellarites. hind her Incidentally, Top Flight was one “What’s wrong in blowing on your Shucco in the 10-round to Lift Brooklyn 34—34—68 and Dodson 33—35—68. last year’s record, headline Return of Crosetti Figures Club Brooklyn’s long losing slump of the standout fillies that flopped fingers?” he asked. “Several pitch- event Harold of Phila- when she had 12. She is the boxing Monday night at-CijJf- Leo Durocher ‘‘what a shortstop the into the (Jug) McSpaden in the classic. Others included ers do it. Tex.Hughson (of Boston), "Few people realize," said, good finally dumped Dodgers wife of James T. Ken- fith Stadium the District colored, delphia, who won a pro-amateur Corpl. Black Helen, Bloodroot, Rose of for It's common means to a ball club. The difference between a good shortstop and basement, tied with Boston, after example. practice heavyweight will be up against & preliminary Thursday, was in fifth nedy, at Fort Worth Air- a 3-2 to Cincinnati’s Charon, Ben Machree. Alcibiades, in cool weather when your fingers if little a fair shortstop easily can mean 10 or 12 games. Our club began dropping game crafty, known locally, vet- only place with 32—37—69. McSpaden field. —A. P. Wirephoto. Edelweiss, Sparta and Floradora. i get dry,” Ed Heusser. Williams with — eran of a decade in Reese. The Yankees will be a much Woody _ bigtime fisti- to skid when we lost Peewee had two practice rounds of 66, one two doubles and two singles for a cuffing. Now in the midst of a suc- better ball club when Frank Crosetti is ready to go again. He has stroke over the course record. perfect day helped drop Curt Davis cessful comeback, the Boston boxer been among the best for some time and you’ll see him lift that infield- Ven of Lonetree, the below the .500 'mark with his 6th Savage Wyo., Sarah Moore Beaten Downed Four probably has forgotten more about in fact, the entire team.’’ leading amateur, was sixth with Griffmen, setback. Straight the ring than most wartime or “du- 34—36—70. Durocher ought to know about this, considering the fact that he Max Butcher boosted his win ration" fighters active today ever Behind him, tied for seventh with also was one of the best and no one who saw the 1934 World Series streak to five although the Phils In N. C. Net Event Before Tribe learned. Zaks 72. were George Schneiter of Salt By Tigers, Quake ever will forget the part he played in finally beating back Mickey outhit the Pirates. Frankie During the last 18 months. Shucco Lake the E y the Associated Press. By JOHN B. KELLER, was given Clift, Boland. Powell and thAe hits were a big factor in City, defending champion, 1 has earned three clean-cut decisions Cochrane’s Tigers. and Tee also of Salt Lake Star Stall Correspondent. Vosmik. The Washington skip- Pittsburgh’s 5-3 night victory. Branca, ASHEVILLE. N. C„ July 22—The over high-ranking Buddy Walker, Crosetti is no kid. He is 34 years old and he has been playing CLEVELAND, July 22.—An almost per thinks well of Boland, the lease- Dom Dallessandro’s two run City. singles finals of the North Carolina the clever Ohio battler. The astute baseball some 17 But he is alert, keen, smart and a fine infielder ball sunk lend outfielder from the New York years. broke a 2-2 tie The 72-hole tourney will end with hopeless Washington club, homer in the eighth tennis tournament James Joy Johnston, whose house who has more than his share of stuff left. And he usually has been at 36 holes tomorrow. open today sent in sixth place, gloomily contem- City Department of Sanitation, both for Chicago's 4-2 margin over the motto is “there are no bums in my His in Jack of Atlanta, the de- a four-game series with as a batter and a gardener. .Too his best in the more critical spots. play the last big series was Braves after Bill Nicholson's 16th Teagle plated stable,’’ reports Shucco in the best Cleveland's Indians that was to bad says Ossie, that the club will have sensational from start to finish. The Yankees will need this Cali- round tripper had given Chicago an Seeks Sunday Ball Game fending champion, against Bruce condition of his long career. open here this afternoon. Boland for only a month. Cleve- fornian in one of the tightest races the American League ever has early lead. Both Red Lynn of the Northeast A. C„ phone Franklin Thomas of West Palm Beach, Fla., In daily workouts at Turner's Beaten down badly the land players think Case will outrun Cubs and Ben Cardoni of the Braves 2249, wants a Sunday ball game by Tigers Arena. Shucco has impressed with known. who upset favored Donald Floyd of in Detroit, the Nats appeared to Tucker of the White Sox in the (North American Newspaper Alliance ) were seeking their first victory. with an unlimited team. a sharp punch and some of the in have little left with which to make special race at the Chicago War Atlanta, 8—6, 6—4, 1—6, 6—4, prettiest footwork this side of the a the Relief next the semifinals. any kind of fight against Tribe. game Wednesday Ballet Russe. A comeback by them here would be night. The race is to be at 85 Teagle gained the final round by- In spite of Park's reputation as a Record Doubles Betz Battles Kovacs a baseball miracle. yards instead of 60 as at first Sprint Racing McDiarmid-Fluornoy eliminating Jack Olhaber of West slugger with a mule kick in each The Tigers a four-game planned. Kuhel took a very Palm Beach. 6—1, 6—2. 6—3. completed mitt, wagering on the bout is favor- series sweep yesterday, when it ap- sore left knee into the final Detroit The finalists in the women's ing Shucco. However, the odds are Team Holds Tennis In Women's Net Final peared the Nats had salvaged one game, due -to being hit by one of Pavot's Goal Today Spotlight singles were Louise Fowler of Cov- expected to level out to a sensible The National Parks tennis other winner. Bob Miller, game. Washington went into the Uhle’s hot ones in batting prac- By the Associated Press. Capital underdog Ey the Associated Press. ington. Ga„ and Nancy Morrison even-money proposition by fight tournament is back in full the American ace who last half of the ninth with a 5-3 tise. Wakefield had the Nat University — BOSTON. July 22.—Suffolk Downs- swing HAVERFORD, Pa., July 22 Na- of West Palm Beach. In the semi- time. on the Rock Creek courts after Paul Sulli- lead as a result of hitting nervous yesterday. crowd will be for a conquered high-ranking tional Women's Tennis finals Miss Fowler defeated Sarah An attractive preliminary card getaway pulling Champion to corners him and rain had put a damper on one of van, 6—1. 6—0, was to battle Lt. Trout all of the L. Niggeling purposely passed has been lined new 51 furlongs world record today Pauline Betz of Los AngaJes meets Moore of Washington, D. C., 6—2, up by Joe Turner, i the liveliest tennis events of the Robert Hill. their last two batting turns. But: so did Carrasquel. ... So did Wynn when Walter M. Jeff<5rds- speedy 2- Mrs. Virginia Wolfenden Kovacs of 6—1, and Miss Morrison conquered with Irish Johnny Taylor vs. Pete season. Only two men’s the Tigers fell upon Early Wynn, in the ninth, which didn’t help. Pavot attempts to out-run quarter-final Oakland, Calif., today in the final Betsy Harris of Ardeji, 6—0. 6—2. Galiano in a welterweight clash; year-old Galleryites today were promised singles were played yesterday with third Nat pitcher in action, to cop, 13 rivals in the $25,000-added May- of the 44th annual Pennsylvania Ed Adams of Columbus, Ga., an- Babby Gunther vs. Carlos Gomez in another look at the snappy new Howard Cooper defeating Ben Thee- 6 to 5. flower Stakes. and Eastern States tennis cham- nexed the junior singles crown by- a lightweight affair, Stoney Lewis doubles team of John McDiarmid man. 7—5, 4—6, 6—2, and Lt. Rob- Passed Three Times. Official Score In his second and last start, at pionships at the Merion Cricket disposing of Don Fitch of Greens- vs. Billy Duncan in a middleweight and Bob Fluomoy, who are cutting ert Hill winning over Martin Du- A single by Pinch-batter Pinky Wash AB. H.O. A. Del AB. H O A Delaware, that son of Case Ace Club. boro. 6—1, 6—1. Case.If 5 14 0 Hoover.s» 3 0 2 2 test, Leroy Fleming vs. Wally Fosse, down the with the best 6—0. 6—2. a double Eddie Myatt.2b 4 3 1-3 1 1 0 0 opposition praw, 6—8, Higgins, by Mayo 'Higgins, and Frank Feener vs. scored an easy two-length victory Mrs. Kovacs. rated fifth nationally In the men's doubles, Teagle and Kuhel.lb 4 19 0 3 Smuggy Hercy teamwork and shot-making of the Other results and today's pair- and a hit by Doc Cramer pulled the Mayo.2b 5 3 3 over that sprint distance in 1:04. in 1939 and ninth in 1940. advanced Floyd will meet Lt. Col. Wilmer Al- j Spence.cf 3 12 0 Cr'mer.rf 3 15 1 in the opener, all six rounds. tourney. McDiarmid and Fluornoy ings: Tigers up to a tie. After Rudy York Boland.rt 4 10 0 York.lb 5 0 10 1 only three-fifths of a second slower to the final yesterday when she lison, ex-Davis Cup star, and Dave Layne.3b 4 0 0 3 Wfleld.ef 2 10 0 Tickets for the show are on sale were paired with Hall Cook and Man's doubles (semifinal)—Reynolds- skied out, Dick Wakefield was pur-; than the world mark set by Iron staged a surprise by defeating Mary Morgan of Asheville for the cham- Ferrbll.e 3 0 a 2 Hos ler.rf 5 3 10 at Turner's Arena and Griffith Sta- Muscoe Garnett in a semifinal Shoemaker beat BrinkerhofT-Haney, 5—7. posely passed for the third time in Sul'an.ss 3 0 3 3 Ore'go.3b 4 112 as a in Juarez back 6—7. 6—7. Arnold of Los 0 0 0 dium. Reservations be made Mask 6-year-old match at 6. Angeles. 8—6, 6—1. pionship. NitUuaep 1 Swift, c 3 14 9 may Women'? doubles (semifinals'—Chester- the game, with the Nats hoping ‘PoMH, 1 0 0 0 Metro. 0 0 0 0 in 1914. Scheer beat Wassman-Lennan. fi—l. fl—l. Miss Arnold is rated sixth among through Michigan 6614. In what promised to be Chuck Hostetler roll into a Car’uel.p o 0 0 1 Ri ardt.c o o 0 o contention is hotly and Proctor-McCoy beat Brlcker-Weaver the might Pivot's chief expected contested battles ih country's leading woman ten- •Lefevre lino Trout.p. 4113 the singles by default. Fans as double play. But Chuck to : Gomez. 0 0 0 0 to be by another unde- nis Skeptical singled provided players. Angott 1 1 <> brackets. Bill Westchester Today's Pairings. center and the tussle was over. Wynn.D. 0 Gertrude Donovan's Reynold^ Miss Betz feated juvenile. (Pa > State Teachers dark- 4 Mrs. Bradley Scheer vs. Pearl McCoy: edged out 19-.vear-old 13-Dash Set College Johnny Niggeling opened fire for Totals 34 9525 12 Tokal! 35 12 27 12 Program the recent 4.7(1. William vs. Fighting Don. winner of horse who Reynolds Howard Cooper: Dorothy Head of Alameda, Calif.. Aims for of upset Favorite Walter i 5. Bob Miller vs. Lt Robert Hill. Martha the Nats, but retired after five in- tone out when winning run scored. Great American Stakes and rated as 6—3, 6—1 in her Kayo Perry Kemetick. 6—2. 4—6, 6—1, was Proctor vs. Marion Chester: fi. Goubeau- yesterday toughest •Batted for Niggeling tn sixth. up Word from New York, where for- nings with a record of runs •Batted one of the best of the season's i Baker vs, Reynolds-Shoemaker; McDiar- match of the event so far. She also | thre^ (pr Carrasquel m eighth. against Howard and an- 1 Cooper, mid-Fluornoy vs. Cook-Garnett. mer NBA and six hits against him. One of ;Ran lor Lefebvre in eighth. For Fans 1 as a lightweight Champ Sammy Trotting youngsters. -T-—------appeared slight favorite over 'Batted for Hoover In ninth. Angott has started at the hits was a 350-foot homer lor While winding up its 60-day meet- Mrs. Kovacs in today's final, hav- training Still- by fRan Swift in eighth. By the Associated Press. man's for his Trout into the left-field stand with ___ 000 ooo ing, the Suffolk management do- ing beaten the wife of Pvt. Frank gym scheduled 11- Washington 041—5 OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me., Detroit __ 020 100 003—« its final week's round bout with Aaron Perry at nobody on in the fourth. A1 Car- nated all of profits Tearns Sets Kovacs, tennis-playing soldier, in Runs—Myatt. iJuiy 22.—A 13-dash program, au- Boy Snappy Style Griffith Stadium August 1, is that rasquel followed to give one hit in Kutjel. Ferrell. Sullivan. to the National War Fund and to- three out of four previous meet- Gomez. Higgins. Mayo. Cramer. Wakefield, thorized by the State Racing Com- Angott is a KO over two innings, then came on to Hostetler. Trout Errors—Myatt. Orengo, day's windup is expected to boost ings. plotting victory Wynn mission in place of the customary the five hits and take the Wakefield Runs batted In—Lefebvre. the total to about $250,000. An for Griff men hard-hitting youngster. yield beating. Myatt. Kuhel. Boland. Wynn, Hostetler 10, will keep Grand Circuit fans at Example Ringworms here w-ho regard The Nats got 10 hits off Trout, <2). Orengo, Trout. Cramer (2). Two-base ; If the Senators weren’t out in teams of Western and Eastern hits—Myatt. Kuhel. Wynn. Hostetler. the kite track a bit longer today. j as a six in the last two frames. Angott powderpuff puncher bunching Mayo. Three-base hit—Lefebvre. Home The is the one scheduled Cleveland this week end they would Branch were to collide in the opener, program | Shifts Six while respecting his ability as a One was a pinch-triple by Bill Le- run—Trout. Sacrifices—Sullivan. Cramer, Gets Out get a chance to see some snappy with the Junior All-Stars to meet Day's Play 2. Double plays—Mayo. Hoover and York; for yesterday, but postponed be- Indianapolis boxer will believe it when see febvre and there were three dou- Cramer and Left on bases—Wash- in they Mayo. cause of a wet track, with the addi- ballplaying Griffith Stadium, Friendship in the series finale. ington. 11. Bases on it. On the other hand, Sammy is bles. But it just doesn't seem to be 6; Detroit. balls— where the Club of were Niggeling. 3; Carrasquel. 1; Wynn. 1; tion of the $5,000 Sunday telegram Boys’ Washington Midget and insect games run as in Clubs in Inf. reported irked over Harry Garsh’s the books for the Nats to come Trout. 2. —Niggeling. 3; Wynn. for 2:20 is staging its annual all-star games, off Eastern Insect All- 2: Stake pacers. Of Cellar in A. A. yesterday. Loop insistence on a distance for out ahead. The Tigers weren't Trout. 4. Hits—Off Niggeling, 6 in 5 with longer Innings; Carrasquel. 1 In 2; Wynn, 5 in 2. teams chosen from more than Stars defeated the Western club, By the Associated Press. the Bv the Associated Press. bout and the resultant freak 11- long in finding the plate. With one Losing pitcher—Wynn. Umpires—Messrs. 600 young athletes on the 60 nines 5 to and Central Branch Grieve. Weafcr and Rommel. Canadian Rider 3, Midgets Six clubs changed places in the round route set by Promoter Goldie out in the second session, Dick Time—1:57. Nearly The Indianapolis Indians had oc- in the Club Attendance—3.317. Boys’ League. licked the Western star midget nine, International League standings as Ahearn. The former Wakefield Chuck casion to gleefully to- champ, al- singled. Hostetler war-whoop Today all-star peewee division 9 to 6, to give the Westerners a a result of in the 7-Race Card their yesterday's games though he has won the majority of doubled and Joe Orengo hit for a Sweeps day after terminating long- all United By the Associated Press. beating down the line. hottest, closest pennant race the his bouts on has base to the home two i Girls on the American Asso- decision, knocked give side Streaking term lease were the Spectators impressed by league has had in many years. out some tough boys, such as Eddie runs. VANCOUVER. July 22.—Jockey ciation cellar. of the four Halted FBI Arkansas Grid peppy, talk-it-up spirit Though the Baltimore Orioles ; Brink. Joey Ferrando. Leo nnomtr neaaacnr. Nearly by Jimmy SivewTight of Calgary rode By dividing with the second- Ags' Rodak. teams, as well as the aggressive with the Newark Bears in a Lee The undefeated United six winners in seven races at Red Birds last split Sheppard and Pete Lello. More trouble for Niggellng and Type- place Columbus of quality play. double bill, winning the first, 5-1, the Nats loomed in the third writer now Hastings Park yesterday, a feat be- night while Kansas City was drop- when girls boast a string of Insect All-SUri. and losing the second, 8-5, with two on lieved to be a record for a Canadian to the Tribe they H. Marines and two out, Myatt 23 j ping a pair St. Paul, Prospects Sparkle West. Q. Trample straight softball triumphs, but I All-Stars. East. track. All-Stars. moved into first place when the fumbled Hostetler’s to , crawled over the Blues into sev- By the AB. H O.A AB. grounder jam Associated Press. H.O J Buffalo Bisons took both the FBI lassies almost snapped the He finished second in the race ha Myers.If 4 0 10 Rohr.lb .10 6 1 games of a Aeronautics Nine the stations. George Case, though, a one — enth place by point margin. MONTICELLO, Ark., 22 Bald'n.flb 3 2 George.lb 1 0 0 July 13 5 twin-bill from the Montreal Royals, raced to deep left to haul down Typists’ streak last, night at Ball- failed to win. It was the first time since the recent Neid'r.ss 4 0 0 1 Powell.If 3 0 1 3 Marine Headquarters had an Strengthened by Navy-Marine 0 3-2 in 10 and 9-2. The easy Conna.2b 4 3 4 Wiss an,If 2 10 0 innings time in Orengo’s hoist. ston Stadium, forcing the infant stage of the season Indianap- the Davis.lb 2 0 S o Ball.ss yesterday Bureau champs transfers, Arkansas A. and M. 2 0 12 double victory elevated the Bisons defeating But Trout the base- Mard'n.lb 2 10 0 Lea.ss 10 11 of on didn’t strike out in the to turn on the heat to take a 3-to-2 olis had emerged from Boll Weevils com- Aeronautics, 13-2, the Ellipse. promise top-flight Bor'x.cf-p 2 0 2 0 Cur's.cf-p 4 from fourth to third, while Newark’s as Last two more 110 Hannon fourth he had in the second. In- decision. Marian was the Fights Night ment. The Tribe has lost to all Tanney.rf 10 10 10 0 0 Johnny allowed the losers Leary petition gridiron challengers Sc'eder.rf split them from fifth to he By tbe Associated Pres*. leads Sturges.rl 2 0 10 Ed'ards.rf 2 1 0 0 dropped five stead, rifled that homer into winning twirler. games than Kansas City, but this fall. The was safeties, while Johnny Garton team one of the Cohen.c 2 0 ft l Harrts.Sb 3 13 0 sixth. the stand back of WORCESTER. Mass —Phil Terranova, 27 to 26. and Bill Fry shared left. In the men’s game. George Kuker, in victories, Nation's outstanding Navy V-12 ag- Hoopes.p 1 0 0 0 DtG'rge.c 114 1 The hitting honors 131. New York, outpointed Harold Gldden.p 10 0 1 High’th.c Toronto Maple Leafs changed for Then the game became FBI slant Snooks'' Lacey. 130. New Haven (101; Pace setting Milwaukee kept 10 2 0 the winners. Garton a orderly lanky artist, pitched a gregations last fall. Travers,cl 1 0 2 0 Colbert.c 2 12 0 with poled Frankie Ross. 148‘2. Boston, outpointed places Newark by taking both homer in until the Nat surge in the one-hitter and fanned seven seven and a half games ahead of McR le.cl 0 0 0 0 the third with two on and eighth. to give A1 Gaston. 151, Manchester. N. H. (6). More than a half hundred stars, ends of a Smith,cf 3 0 0 double-header from the Johnny Sullivan it with a the a BROOKLYN.—Rocky Graziano, 151. the Red Birds with 0 Fry collected two and a began G-Men 3-to-2 victory over by splitting ! including several will re- Hawks.p 3 0 0 0 singles New York, outpointed Tony Reno. 154/ returnees, Rochester Red Wings, 6-3 and 6-5, smash to the third baseman for a Fort St. Paul's double win Taylor.p. 2 0 12 triple. Belvoir. The lone safety, by Chicago (R>: Jock Leslie. 127. Hint. Minneapolis. for early training August 15, and the Mich |Port Myles,p._ 10 0 0 Jersey City Giants fell hit. Lefebvre picked up Carras- drove in stopped Manny Torres. 128, over Kansas City, 8-1 and 10-2. Lt. Homer Sergt. Doug McLaren, both Puerto Rico (2). Cole, athletic director, Sams,cl. 2 0 10 from third to fourth by bat and a record of 11 vic- dividing Newark quel’s tripled to right to Engineer runs. LONG BRANCH. N. J—Marvin gave the Saints predicted. two Signs 17-Year-Old | Totals..29 3 27 10 Totals 3fi ~fl 27 10 games with Syracuse, winning send in first run. Case Bryant. 181, Dallas, outpointed Charlie in their last 12 starts Washington’s McPherson. 160. New tories against Newcomers will be furnished Eastern the NEWARK, N. J„ July 22 (JP).—'The York (8); Billy by All-8tars_ 000 011 210—5 opener. 5-4, and losing the struck out. but Myatt got his third Graham. 140. Point Pleasant, stopped the Blues. the of Texas Western All-Stars 001 200 000—3 Newark baseball club has Jackie Connor. University in the per- nightcap, 3-0. acquired a double to 139. Orange. N. J (8). fourth twin the hit, left, to tally Pedro Minor Baseball NEW ORLEANS—Holman In the evening's bill, son of James Michi- services of Donald a Williams, Canday, back; Midget All-Stars. Johnson, who ran for 138'a. Detroit, Louisville spanked Toledo twice. 17-year-old Gomez, Lefebvre. Joe By tne Associated Press. outpointed Sergt. “Mad gan State, Ken Mosher, lineman, Central B. C. West. All-Stars. right-handed' pitcher, Anthony'' Jones. 163H. Tuskegee, Ala- Kuhel doubled over the tying tally INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Air Field (10). 2-0 and 13-0, to hoist the Colonels Oklahoma B. H.O. A. from Kansas City of the University, Stan Green, Griffs' Records American Jersey City, 5-0: Syracuse. SAN FRANCISCO—Eddie a of the 10 3 1 and after Stanley Spence rolled out, 4-3. Hudson, to within a game and half fro* Association. Toronto. 8-8: Rochester. 3-5. 134. Kansas City. Mo., ouptpolnted 205-pound tackle, and Iowa State, 1040 Batting. Boland sent a Tomgau solid single to right Baltimore. 6-5: Newark. 1-8. Billy George, 140, St. Louis. Mo. (10); third place Mud Hens. Robert Ait,ken. 5 3 8 1 a. AB. R R | SB. 3B. HR. Rbl.Pet to the Nats ahead. Buffalo. 3-9; Montreal, 2-2. J*ck Taylor. 131. New York, outpointed £an 5 3 2 3 Car q 1 21 8 13 0 0 0 1 37ft put C»1 Robinson, 139, Oakland. Calif. Kisi 2 1 i-o Wolff 1H (8). 30 ft 10 0 0 0 1 .333 Another Nat marker was chalked AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. HOLLYWOOD.—Luis Castillo. 12CV4. Grimes Stick Star £ap 2000 Ca dini 22 29 ft 9 2 0 0 2 .310 Stars outpointed Pee We* Slab, Grei >203 3 10 0 Yesterday up in the ninth from Ferrell's Louisville, 2-13; Toledo, 0-2. Lewis, Boland 3 O 0 O Yat' 3 300 By the Associated Press. walk, St Paul. 8-10; Kansas 118'a. Baltimore (10). Statistics 2 0 0 1 Spence 8ft 328 47 90 14 3 7 60 City. 1-2. League Pap *> 293 Sullivan’s sacrifice and Columbus. 5-3: Indianapolis, 4-8. Nine's Win 2 1 .*3 Ferrell 57 200 8 ftfi 6 o O 19 Tigers—Singled home Wynn’s In Naval SATURDAY. JULY Vi, 1944. Knii .280 Minneapolis. 2-1; Milwaukee. 1-15. 3 111 Kuhel 7ft 208 49 72 1ft ft 2 22 .‘'09 ITnJJi"1? anVcor<'d *nother as Detroit double. Only a spectacular catch Grimes was the whole show AMERICAN. ONeil.lt 2 0 3 0 Myatt 82 311 46 83 9 1 0 26 ln last 01 ninth to Les 267 shade J0r,,.thrice of Case’s liner Doc Cramer in EASTERN LEAGUE. Kramer.lt 2 0 0 0 Powell 66 254 20 64 4 1 0 Washington. H-6. by his Naval Station Result! Yesterday. 26 .252 Dom Hartford. when Receiving Issman.rt 2 0 0 0 Leon’d 16 44 2 11 1 0 0 1 Dallessandro. Cubs—Clouted center that resulted 2-7: Scranton. 0-6. .250 two-run .short in Wynn Utica. 6-5: trounced 12-5. Detroit. 6: Washington. 5. TJ’bacic.rf 2 0 0 0 Sul an 86 290 35 70 9 0 0 19 homer ln eighth to break tie Williamsport. 3-7. nine Camp Springs. Br .241 doubled off second Albany. 5-8: New York, 8: St. Louis, 2. m'y.lb 2 0 2 0 Wynn 34 74 4 16 2 0 1 4 .230 4-2 edge over Boston. being kept Wilkes-Barre. 3-4. KEEP FIT an Industrial game on the King.3b. 2 10 atwn«)!tWoody Swim*0Williams. Binghamton. 8; 2. In League Chicago. 5: Boston. 3. 0 Case 62 264 33 60 ft 1 2 20 .227 Reds—Paced Cin- another tally from the Nats, Elmira, Cleveland. 4; 1 Perry.lt. 0 0 0 0 Butka 9 22 1 5 1 0 0 O * wlth two doubles and THESE HOT DAYS BY winners’ field. Philadelphia. (night). .227 Jw«naV Vtac.k PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. • Vosmik 13 32 2 7 2 0 0 9 J°r Perfect day in Reds' Refuse to Give in Standing of Clubs. Totals.40 8 27 11 .219 o-2!.*.? nod_s!2*les Up. Besides allowing only five hits Totals—30 12 27 10 Lefe’re 26 32 1 7 0 1 0 2 over Brooklyn. Hollywood. 8-3; Portland. 2-4. .219 But the San Central All-Stars_ 001 300 1 0 0 7 Yanks—Scattered nine Tigers had that, kick in Francisco. 2; Seattle. 0. his seven innings on the mound, St. Louis 032—0 fe?T.?.e ?Z 11 5 .1»5 «eAHSoPwf?W-’ _SO 39 ,602 51'*’ Western All-Stars_OOP 041 loo—6 NtgTg 15 44 2701 02 .159 I1;, T?u.ls hlts m hurling New York to their last turn. Sacramento, 5; Oakland. 1. SWIJHJHIjVd three in New York_ 46 38 8-2 victory, squaring Los Angeles. 7; San Grimes picked up singles .642 2 H’fner 14 32 0 2 0 0 O 0 .063 aeries. Diego. 8. FROM JO A.M. TO 10:30 F.M. Boston 45 42 .517 4 Clift.. 3 .Tom White Box—Drove In Bluege had a flock of his Nats four for batting honors. 9000000 .000 four of T.mner' PIEDMONT trips Detroit 44 44 .500 6(4 Kvana ft 3 3 0 0 0 0 0- .000 Chicago’s five runs with pair LEAGUE. Cleveland of in at Briggs Stadiiim in Detroit 44 44 .500 5V. Gomez 4 1100000 .000 singles 5-3 triumph over Boston. yes- Roanoke. 2; Norfolk, 0. Washington 41 45 .477 7'4 Sports Program Jim Bagby. Indians—Made first start terday morning for batting and Newport News. 4; Lynchburg. 8. EVERY DAY Chicago _ 38 43 .409 8 Pitehmg. *nd turned in brilliant hltS', Efaso,n flve- drills. Portsmouth. 10; Richmond. 8. Philadelphia _ 37 49 .430 Job in trimming fielding Special attention IN THE FORTY ACRE Major Leaders 11(4 For O. H. BB. SO. IP. GS. CG. W. L. Philadelphia. 4-1. Today. Games Local Fans Leon’d 16 104 13 31 16 By the Associated Press. ... P,B“ Tomorrow. 119% 10 9 ft Wash, at Cleve. Wash, at Cleve. <2). Nlg’l g 15 108 68 71 135 LEAGUE. 1ft 11 7 4 AMERICAN N. Y. at Chic, (2). N. Y. at Chi. (2). TODAY. Haef’r 14 107 33 37 111 14 8 Cl‘"Ched 5'3 deC‘- Boston. 337. 7 6 Batttnt—Doerr. Phila. at Detroit. Phila. at Det. (2). C dini 22 98 44 28 92% 8 4 6 6 sblUornSto1vner,e^fl?,etsh,t Boston and Stirnweiss. Baseball. H®rry Brecheen. — Runs—Doerr, Bost. at St. L. (n.).-Boston at St. L. (2). Lefe’re 11 38 13 13 34 2 1 2 2 Cards Blanked New York. 64. _ 5-0, for third _ Wynn 24 159 46 46 156% 19 14 shutout and in—Doerr. Red Box. 67. Washington at Cleveland. 6 12 eighth^evjYork. win: helped own cause Runs batted NATIONAL. Wolff 16 9ft 23 35 77% 11 3 3 6 with trl- Red Sox. 111. Ple. and scored run. Hits—Doerr. Tennis. Car’q’l 21 61 17 10 47 1 0 1 Doubles—Cullenblne. Cleveland. 28. Results Yesterday. 4 Triples—Lindell. New York. 8 Cincinnati. 3; National Parks tour- York, and Brooklyn, 2. Capital Home runs—Metheny. New Chicago. 4: Boston. 2. PERFECT POOL Cullenbine.Cleveland.il. nament, Sixteenth and Kennedy St Louis. 6: New York, o (night). For your health’e taka bases—Case. Washington. 26. Pittsburgh. 5: Philadelphia. 3 streets public courts, 5:30. Stolen Chicago. 10—2, (night). IH it^lng—Maltzberger, Standing ot Clubs. A WASHINfiTO* . W L. Pet. G.B. St. Louis. .357. St. Batting—Musial. Louis _ 68 23 .716 _ __ J SWIMi and Buns—Bordagaray, Brooklyn Ott. Cincinnati _ 40 37 .654 13 10 A M • LUNCHEON MB _ New York. 64. Pittsburgh 43 30 .544 14 te 10 P.M. C gif Buns batted in—Weintraub. New York, New York- 40 44 .476 19(4 • .« and Nicholson, COCKTAILS L Kurowskl. St. Louis, Philadelphia _ 36 45 .444 22 |* Swimming O Chicago. 66. ___ Chicago 33 45 .423 2314 • Walker. DINNER Hits—Musial. St. Louis, and Brooklyn _ 35 48 .422 24 Brooklyn. 115. Boston 35 48 .422 2* FRICES INCLUDE LOCKER, Louis. 80 Roubles—Musial. St. Games Today. Triples—Barrett, Pittsburgh. 14. Games Temerrew. VALUABLE CHECKING AND Borne runs—Ott. New York. SO. Chicago at N Y. Chi. at N, Y. (2). Stolen bases—Lupten, Philadelphia and St. Louis at Boston. BtTL. at Bos. (2). Uaa ml Saaahara Sand Baaeh Clnei. at Phila. (n.). and. at PhlL (2). *0St! Louis. 7—1. 876. Pitts, at Bkim. Pitts, at Bklrn. (2).