netting Sfcpfia; Griffs for Hurlers if Draft Date Washington, D. C., Monday, April 30, 1945—A—10 Desperate Delays Haefner

Bereft of 174,432 See I or Reserves Split With New York Sunday Coin Flowing on Fight Win, Lose Draw Games in Majors Yank Twin As 2d By the Associated Press. With By Bill, Derry Raps An aggregate of 174,432 Sweeney Rated By GRANTLAND RICE, fans turned out for the major league games yesterday, an Increase of 33,870 Louis Picked as Best Combined Boxer and Puncher from lest Sunday. The llgures; Move On to Boston 4-Tally Homer . 7-5 Over Gannon While Professor Mike Jacobs, and others, are waiting for Joe Louis Pittsburgh at Chicago_ 36,637 and Conn By JOHN B. KELLER, By JOE REICHLER, New York at Brooklyn_ 25,036 A lot of money will hands Billy to return and pick up their old argument, which Louis Philadelphia at Boston_ 18,817 change Star Staff Correspondent. Associated spiked in the 13th round of their only meeting, the old debate still Press Sports Editor. St. Louis at Cincinnati_ 15.531 tonight in , where moves along. NEW YORK, April 30.—Tomorrow Russ Derry may be only a flash Total _..._ 96.021 Joe Gannon and Frank In if Sweeney Who was the best of all the heavyweights. We have a new answer the Nats open a series with the Red the pan, but he maintains his . is certain meet in an eight-round bout, and not to this impossible query. There are many ingredients needed to make Sox present pace, he to set Washington at New York ... 35.308 in Boston and although only Boston at Philadelphia_ 23,828 a perfect No one has them all. So the first matter to be a new record for grand-slam homers all the greenbacks will be going into champion. Chicago at St. Louis _ 10.825 two games are scheduled in one season. the box office tills. settled is to rank each one in his own leading spot. Along these lines Detroit at Cleveland_ 8.450 The ball park here is our list: Os Bluege is doing a lot of The moon, in fact, may look down on one worrying Yankee , starting Total _ *78.411 of the Best offensive fighter, Jack Dempsey. about his pitching. his first regular season in the ma-! biggest local cash betting Best defensive fighter, Jack Johnson. jors (he played in 38 last! sprees since an historic amateur Mickey Haefner is scheduled to go games Best boxer, Jim Corbett. year), belted his second homer with scrap here a few years back when to the hill in the first game, but the Phils' the sum reached astro- Best combined boxer and puncher, Joe Louis. the bases full yesterday as the New Raffensberger wagered j nomic Most durable ring man, Jim Jeffries. southpaw knuckleballer left the club Yorkers split a -header withj figures. Reason for the abundant Coolest in action, Gene Tunney. yesterday to keep a date with Uncle Washington before 35,308 fans. wager- Most boxer and Bob Fitzsommons. Taken Into Service ing is that it is a fight without a cunning puncher, Sam's selective service and The record of four in a season1 Bluege script, one of closest You might ask, if Joe Louis was the best combination boxer and is held jointly by Frank Schulte of I By the Associated Press. J^he propositions only can hope Mickey will show up. of the year, and can puncher, why isn’t he rushed at once to the top of the heap? the , and HARRISBURG. Pa., April 30.— anything hap- answer as Haefner’s pen. Sweeney may connect with a One is that Joe couldn't handle a punch as well Jeffries appointment with the , Yankees, and Rudy Kenneth D. Raffensberger,27-year- draft officials is dynamite at and Dempsey could—especially a punch to the. head. Fitzsimmons in Baltimore—to York, . None his old star for the Philadelphia punch any point along which his the eight-round route. Gannon, on broke both hands slashing at Jeffries’ iron jaw—terrific punches that city papers were trans- first until well into May. Phils, was inducted into the armed ferred from the other hand, has an excellent failed to keep Jeff moving forward. Dempsey could take a smashing his home town pf New In addition to his base-clearing service here today. Athens, 111.—but there was no cer- chance of going the distance, and punch without blinking. wallop, the Mill Grove (Mo.) farmer His induction came as a jolt to There have have been those the will his if he does, is a certainty to the been more hard punchers than there tainty pitcher complete hit another homer in the opener, club .although he had been classified get duke. 4 who could absorb a hard punch. So this is an important factor. And important business quickly. making it the second time this 1-A. also could throw a few don’t-forget that Jefferies and Dempsey If Haefner fails to show up tomor- season that he has hit two home “Whew, we didn’t expect it to Says Gannon Has Added Punch. punches. row the Nats will be in a sad way runs in one game. Homer hitting happen so soon,’’ said George A. From the Gannon camp today for hurling. Bluege used about is nothing new to the 27-year-old Fletcher, secretary-treasurer of the came a Gordon and Doerr Stirs Hot Debate communique issued by Billy Comparing everything available yesterday ex- Irishman, as he led the Piedmont j Phils. "It's a severe loss to the Edwards, veteran trainer who once For some odd reason, one of the main arguments that develops cepting Larry Burger and Rojo League in 1939 with 40 homers for j team. He was perhaps our No. 1 fought under the tag of El Kadir. around war-hospital partisans Is the choice between of Roche, greenies so far as big league Norfolk, Va., and banged out 22 | pitcher.” The Kadir wants it known that he the Yankees and of the Red Sox, two star second base- toil is concerned, as the Nats split a for Newark in 1942. Raffensberger, a native of York, has p>acked some power into Joe's men now in the service. double-header with New York’s White Sox Streak Ends. ; Pa., joined the Phils in September, left hand and that the youngster We odd reason for the simple fact that for all-around ability Yankees. The bulk of the reserve 1943, after pitching with now has a punch to go with say WHIZZES ON WHEELS—Here are the three Shyrettos, unicycle The surprising along these two could not yet be ranked with such past stars as , brigade went into the first game lost after five vic- in the . Previ- his clever ring style. stars of Vanities of which a finally straight a after Dutch (one-wheel) Skating 1945, opens he , or Frank Frisch. You might get hotter Leonard, who started, tories, when they were beaten twice ously, played with the Chicago If that is true, the current odds of six-day stand at Uline Arena tomorrow are argument picking out tne best among these four. But they still keep was forced to retire after the open- night. They Ed, by St. Louis, 3-2 and 10-4. Oddly, National League club. 7 to 5 on Sweeney should be thrown Johanna and Bill all of whom have comparing Doerr and Gordon. ing inning in which the index finger (Honey) Shyretto, appeared it was the Sox who ended the out and an even-money price sub- was of before the crowned Here's part of the answer—Gordon’s five-year batting average his right hand was bruised se- heads of Europe when there were more Browns’ opening season winning stituted. A blasting punch that has .284—Doerr’s seven-year average was around .293. Gordon, in his five verely by a . crowned heads than now exist. streak at nine last year. Bob Mun- Penn KOd 10 opponents has installed a Again Outshines seasons, belted out 125 home runs while Doerr, in seven years, hit Leonard Gone for Week. crief made his first appearance for Sweeney as the favorite, but if Gan- in the matter of only 87 four-baggers. Gordon also had a good lead Leonard left a ltitle later for Au- Pirates, 6-5; Cubs, 2-4 Browns, 3-10; 2-4 the Sewellmen, in relief, and bested non has learned to hit, the odds may j-uns-batted-in. This leaves them pretty well matched offensively. burn, 111., where he, too, has draft Chisox, Thornton Lee in the opener. Prank in swing his way. FIRST GAME. Drake First Game. Feats was a but I always Mancuso’s Relay From certain came Doerr business to look after. He and Bobby high-class probably Pitts. AB H.O.A. Chicago. AB. H. O A Chicago AB. H O A. St L. AB H O A. ninth-inning quarters today As Bill Moses.rf 5 3 O By the Associated Presa. thought Gordon was one of the best infielders of all time. won’t rejoin the Nats until next Ccosc’t2b 3 <) 3 3 Hack.3b 3 1 <* 2 2 Gutt'e.2b 4 12 3 a long fly by Pinch Hitter Gene predictions of a draw, but this talk Barrett,cf 4 2 6 0 Ost ski.3b J 0 0 1) Hockett.cf 4 0 8 1 Byrnes.rf 4 13 0 after I’ve seen him make plays that Dicks 0 Moore accounted for the NEW YORK, April 30 —For the was sentiments of those Dickey used to say—“Day day week when they invade St. Louis to O'Bri’n.rf 5 10 0 Huges.ss 4 2 0 ] t.ll 2 10 Kree'h.cf 3 0 2 0 deciding inspired by Nagel.lb 3 second I knew were impossible, killing off hits on their way to the outfield.” open their first Western swing of Elliott,3b 5 2 0 1 C v tta.lb 4 0 6 0 .3160 Steph's.ss 153 in the opener. Jack Kramer, straight year the Penn relays who dislike seeing a break in the Colman.lf 5 0 4 0 N lson.rf 4 O 3 0 Cucc’lo,3b 4 10 0 Martin.If 3 110 more of Gordon’s than I’ve seen of Doerr’s, 0 A1 at turned in better! close of the Having seen much play the season. Gi’fr do.lf 0 0 1 0 Sauer.If 4 110 Orengo.3b 0 10 McQ'n.lb 3 111 0 relieving Hollingsworth, got Philadelphia friendship two 18-year- 0 6 0 Schalk.2b 4 13 1 Chri'n.3b 4 0 10 times than their I may be prejudiced. And I almost forgot, in ranking great second D’gren.lb 4 L’wrey.cf 3 0 11 credit for the second as Vem Ste- counterpart at Des old former National Amateur Johnny Niggeling isn’t slated to G stine.ss 4 113 J hns’n.2b 4 0 13 Micha's.ss 4 110 Haywh.c 3 0 3 2 a the name of Charlie of the Tigers, not Tresch.c. 3 0 l O 0 0 0 0 who homered in the Moines, the Drake relays. The two Truth is that both lads are basemen, fellow by Gehringer pitch until and that for Lopez.c 4 2 6 0 Liv’ston.c 3 1 14 0 JGray phens, opener, champs. Wednesday Roe.p 4 Lee.p- 3 113 Mancuso.c 110] meets a fielder but who also had a .321 batting average for 19 10 2 Ch’man.p 10 12 paced the Browns with three hits officially opened the outdoor whipped up for a real brawl, only great him is right soon after his last start. Stewart,p O 0 0 0 Jakucki.p 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 collegiate track season. years. He hurled last Thursday and John- •Rice 10 0 0 tClary and two RBIs. Sweeney Going for Kayo. Primp.. 0 0 0 0 Shirley p 0 0 0 3! Detroit and Cleveland A comparison of the winning needs a rest at least ■tPafko 1 0 0 o ISchulte 1 0 0 0 exchanged ny usually o$ 1 Sweeney has no compunctions All-Around Diamonders V d Muncr'f.p 0 O 0 1 4-0 shutouts, the Indians behind times and distances in the 17 com- Ruth, Sisler, Wagner Top a week between starts. Marino Pie- berg p 0000 about Joe fMoore 10 0 0 mon events knocking kicking if he in a rash is the , winning the opener, showed today that the Another argument that often breaks out naming retti can’t be called upon in Boston Totals 36 9 27 9 Totals 33 ~6 27 9 can it. Totals 32 7*25 5 Totals 32 6 27 Penn marks manage “Why should I?” or those who could star •Batted for Stewart in sixth. 13 and the Tigers, with Dizzy Trout were better in 13, in- best all-around ball player players, meaning on of his •One out when run right top 13-inning strug- ^Batted for Prim in eighth. winning scored. all the boy asks. “I’m going into the here would be Babe Ruth and George •Batted for Jakuckt in fifth. hurling his third victory and his cluding eight of the common re- at different jobs. My choice gle here last Saturday. And Roger Pittsburgh 100 410 000—6 this week and after the war JRan for Hayworth in seventh. races. Of the Army as Both were and Chicago 000 000 020—2 second shutout, winning the second. lay other four events, Sisler. Both started fine . good Wolff is out following his fine vic- fBatted for Shirley in seventh. I’m to make mv ca- Drake was going boxing w’as Ruth was the Runs—Coscarart. Barrett <2>, Dahlgren. 'Batted for Muncrief in ninth. Trout aided his own cause with a best in three while one both could first base, where Sisler outstanding. over the Yanks in reer. Joe's a play tory yesterday Gustine, Lopez. Osrrowski. Hughes. Errors was swell guy, but this is Chicago __ a tie. A Penn was but don't that Sisler was better than a .400 hitter 101 000 000—2 . year ago tops powerhouse forget the nightcap of the twin bill. —Coscarart. O Brien, Hughes (2), John- St. Louis _000 000 111—3 prizefighting, and you leave friend- son. in 12 Drake in three two runner. Chipman. Finding the formula last Saturday, events, with and a star base Gil Torres could in a Runs—Efickshot f2). Stephens. Gray ship outside the pitch pinch.! SECOND GAME. the to ties. ring.” have been one of the best pitchers if he had Mancuso. Errors—Schalk, Moses, Stephens. continued Sisler would game’s but in a one. Four of six rounds only desperate Bluege Pitts. AB.H.O A. Chicago. AB. H. O A. both ends of a twin bill The three events won Drake preliminaries Also one of the best outfielders. Tv Cobb SECOND GAME. win, taking by remained in the box. game's doesn’t want to weaken his infield Cosc'rt,2b 5 n 2 5 Hack.Mb 4 10 1 each back up the main event. They 0 Chicago AB, H.O.A St. L. AB.H.OA. from the 2-0 performers were all in the field was an outfielder. He made no attempts at pitching or infield Barrett,cf M (1 1 0 Hughes..ss 5 5 3 Philadelphia Athletics, strictly the Cuban from the short- O'Brien.rf 4 2 4 Moses.rf 4 0 10 Gr’ge,2b 4 1 2 0! list: vs. Jimmy McGriff, by lifting 0 Cav tta.lb 5 2X0 H'kett.cf and 6-3, in 13 , division, the shotput, pole vault and Elllott.3b 2 113 Nic'lson.rf 5 3 5 0 5 13 0 Byrnes,rf 4 14 0 innings. play. ,, berth. So it will be bad junior welterweights: Gary Rice vs. stop really 0 D'kshot.lf 5 1. 5 1 K vich.cf 4 3 3 O' from the The tie was in the 100- another—. Wagner could play at least six Colman.lf 4 15 0 Sauer.lf 5 2 2 recenlty discharged Army high jump. Here’s for the Nats if Haefner doesn’t Dahig'n.lb 2 0 0 1 Lowrey.cf 4 2 11 Nagel.lb 4 15 0 Steph's.ss 4 3 3 3 Flattop Cummings and Don Ellis vs. can get C’nelIo,3b 4 2 Air Forces, made a brilliant debut, yard dash with both Ewell on a club. He in most of them. You t leave the Russell.If 2 110 Johns'n.2b 4 12 4 11 Martin.If 4 0 2 0 Barney positions played around tomorrow. Schalk.2b 2 16 2 Smuggy Hursey, welterweights, and Gustine.ss 2 O 2 2 Williams,c 2 12 0 MQ'nnlb 4 18 0 the A’s in the with of Kilmer, N. J„ and Charles without a hot argument and a heavy Mich'ls.ss 0 blanking opener Camp Flying Dutchman off drawing Salkeld.c 3 14 0 -Becker 10 0 0 3 14 Chm’n.3b 4 2 3 1 Norm O’Neill vs. Eddie Finazzo, mid- Case, third member of the Tresh.c. 4 five hits while the veteran Bob John- of were timed who still at the top of baseball’s George Str’vlch.p 3 111 Liv'ston.c. 1 0 2 0 2 2 0 Mhcuso.c 3 1 3 1 Beaudry Marquette scowl from , places Wagner Lopat.p 2 0 : dleweights. Nats at involved in draft Resctgno.p 1 0 0 0 Cornelias,p 2 o 0 1 0 2 H'w'rth.p O O O o! son the Bosox in the in 9.9. and order you care present 0 0 0 paced nightcap, list. So we’ll make it Ruth, Sisler Wagner—in any Van berg,p 1 0 0 1 Jhnson.p 1 Kramer p 2 10 1 First bout Is at 8:30. has the club and •Baker 10 0 0 his two-run homer score in the most far out of no matter which you matters, rejoined tGillespie 110 0 tying the Perhaps Improved per- j to them. You can’t step line, T'stone.n 0 0 0 1 pick will be with them at least until the tSchuster 0 o o 0 the ninth and his fly accounting for formance was turned in by Army inj name. Stewart.p 0 0 0 0 C'ldwell.p 0 0 0 0 War of his tPewell. 110 0 one of the runs in the 13th. the classic mile (North American Newspaper Alliance.) Department disposes winning winning relay at Grays Show Pennant Class case. The New Draft Board Totals 31 7 27 12 Totals 40 13 27 11 Penn. A the West Point Jersey Totals 35 9 24 12 Totals "33 13T7_6 I Cardinals Snatch Pair. year ago Batted for Williams in sixth. that conducted his examination last •Batted Cadets won in 3:21.1. This time Batted for Vandenberg in eighth. for Johnson in seventh. | •Batted for With aces and Mort In Double Bill Saturday has sent the papers to t Ran for Gillespie in eighth. Caldwell in ninth. they did it in 3:18.7, nearly three Winning Chicago OOO 300 010— 4 Cooper in the box, the St. Louis as Indian authorities for accord- Pittsburgh __ 110 003 O00—5 seconds faster. Homestead Star Army review, St. Washington Griesmer Spring Chicago 020 000 200—4 Louis 100 510 30X—10 Cardinals took two games from Cin- Grays ing to Case. The University of Michigan team will be a contender for base- Runs—Barrett. O'Brien. Elliott, Colman. Runs—Dickshot. Cucclnello (2L Schalk, cinnati, 2-1 and 8-3. Negro Break Even With Yanks. Gustine. Cavarretta, Nicholson (21. Sauer. Gutteridge <2). Byrnes. Kreevich, Ste- that won four relays at Franklin ball honors if yesterday’s 2-1 and Errors—Gustine Williams. phens, Christman, Mancuso (3), Kramer. Pittsburgh avenged its four straight Christen Course <2), Johnson, Field bettered the 1944 time 5-0 victory over Knoxville Is Divoters Their pitching poor, the Nats Errors—McQuinn, Cucclnello. defeats by Chicago by trouncing the winning Grays Dick in the sprint medley and the 4-mile, any criterion. BOB McCLEAN. Felix Silva, 34-20—74; Alder-; looked very bad in the first game Cubs twice, 6-2 and 5-4, not only By but was slower in Blair and at In- son, 84-10—74, and Bob Heimer, 90- as took a 13-to-4 Phillies, Braves, 3-1 annxeing the 2- Brown held the visi- That new 18-hole layout yesterday they 5-0; Red Sox, 2-6; 0-3 ending its own five-game losing matched the number. First Game. Macks, mile and the distance medley. Il- tors hitless in the nightcap, while dian was an assured success 16—74, lucky whipping. But behind Wolff's spar- streak but snapping the Bruins’ six- Spring Phila A.B. H. O. A Boston. B. H A FIRST GAME. Walker 200 who In the women's event, Mrs. Bessie effort in the second setto that A O. linois, winner of three relays at the set them down with four today as more than golfers kling W Ha r.2b 3 0 4 4 Culler.ss 5 o 0 2 Boston. AB H. O.A Phila. AB H O A game winning skein. Iris Drake was slower in all hits in the curtain-raiser. Walker the course in its first Lavine, 114-20—94, and Hirley, they bagged, 2 to 1, they looked very Dinges.rf 4 2 2 0 Holmes.If 5 2 2 O N'some.ss 3 14 6 Metro.If 2 0 3 6 's three-run homer in competition, negotiated Adams.If 4 0 10 Nlem n.rf 3 1 3 0 I Stein’r,2b 3 0 5 3 their also scored the run 114-20—94, tied for the spoils. The win them an even R's'th'l.lf 1110 winning events, the half-mile, winning in his official test reviewed scores posted good. got Was’ell.lb 4 1 H 1 Mack.lb 3 111 0 'Mvlch.lb 4 1 10 o Peck.rf 4 1 3 0 the eighth enabled Brooklyn to de- — DiMa’o.cf 4 0 3 O 4 2 3 mile and sprint medley. game, coming home on Benjamin's the club’s field day marking the break in the string of four games: Gill'ter.cf 0 J’hns'n.lf 3 2 1 0 EstTla.cf 4 14 0 feat the New York Giants for the in in a hot 74 Foxx.3b 3 I 0 3 Nelson.3b 4 115 Fox.rf 10 0 3 0 hit after a Ellis Edlowitz turned here. 4 Hayes.c 2 2 getting double. Benja- inaugural* played Cabal o.Ob o O 2 1 Masi.c 3 0 3 1 Tobin,3b 4 113 Sieb'rt.lb 4 0 7 0 second straight time by a 4-3 score to win the low gross prize in a bogey Peacock.c 4 13 1 Wiet 14 2 4 0 0 mins three safeties Home- n.2b 2 C'b'son.cf 2 Hall.2b 2 0 3 1 as Hal held the Giants to four paced the first links- Wolff’s duel with r.ss 4 0 Gregg Harry Griesmer is at Wbodmont, where I. A. Peake, ; G.Ha 4 2 3 tW’rkm n 1 0 0 Oarb'rk c 4 0 4 0 Busch.ss 4 12 3 stead's eight-hit attack in the 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 No-Hitter Marks night- score on the was a of the knuckleballer’s Raffe'er.p Shem'o.2b Ferriss.p 3 3 0 5 Burns,3b 3 111 hits. man to boast a hot repeat o Play 87-17—70; Max Glazer, 100-30—70, •Montea o 0 0 0 Tobin p 2 0 0 2 •Wilkins oooo cap. carded battle with the Yanks’ Ernie 0 0 The Boston Braves and Philadel- new course with a gross 74 and Jules 77-7—70, Bon-: Karl.p 1 0 tRamsey 1 0 0 o Kell.3b 10 10 The meet the New York Winkleman, Schanz.p 0 0 0 0 Hutch 0 0 0 0 Grays the field in a sweepstakes ham in Washington a week ago last s.p Newsom,p 2 0 0 2 phia Phillies split their two games, to top matched the magic digits. SKluttz 110 0 'McGhee oooo Black Yankees here on May 13 in Griesmer As each team 0 0 0 0 the Phils winning the opener, 5-3, In Club event, feature of the day. Saturday. then, yes- [Wallace tCicero 0 0 0 0 Boys' League their official Negro National League four over but Mrs. L. B. Platte was restricted to four hits G away p OOOO and the Braves behind A1 Javery went out in 39, par, At Chevy Chase, terday Totals 32 ~7 27 14 Totals 34 9 27 12 T Pruett- 10 0 0 Eleven in the Club home debut. Next Sunday the teams the second, 1-0. games Boys’ hit his stride on the back nine and Hugh Nicholson fired a net of and the scores were alike. •Batted for RafTensberger in sixth. copping the schedule at Totals 0 of Washington League in the open league New was ^Batted for Tobin in seventh. 32 27 1? Totals 31 5 27 in-; a even with He 74 to finish in a tie with Mr. and an unearnad •Ran York. with 35, par. The Nats picked up :Batted for Weitelmann in eighth. for Burns in seventh. sect and peewee divisions yesterday 'Batted for on Dick Kohlman, Mrs. Albert Walker in a mixed two- run ^Batted for Hutchins in ninth. Newsom in seventh. Moore Wins Canal Zone one stroke up in the opening inning from the tRan carried the loop’s heavy schedule with rRan for Kluttz in ninth. for McGhee in seventh. who second low gross ball event. The Walkers had a gross combination of a fielder’s choice, a 'Batted for Gassaway in ninth. into the second of posted Philadelphia 000 002 210—5 day play, fea- Cochrane Books allow- Boston Title Champ a 74 and used a handicap of 86 and used a combined handicap wild pitch and a wild infield throw. Boston 200 000 100—3 _0U 000 000—2 Batting Again tured by one no-hit and two one- take third Philadelphia 000 000 000—0 of strokes to of 12 strokes, while the Platte- But with two in the third in- Foyx. Peacock. G. Ham- — By the Associated Press. ance eight gone Runs—Dinses. Runs Johnson. Ferriss. Errors— hit games, one a shutout. All were Fight With Cambaro ner. Nieman. Ram- net with 67. duo stroked an 84 with Donald the ball in tr.e Monteagudo. Holmes Burns, Busch, Metkovich. PANAMA in By the Associated Press, low Nichqlson ning parked sey. Errors—Foxx. W. Hamner, Nelson. HEADQUARTERS the insect class. went to w. SECOND GAME. Third low gross prize a 10 handicap. lower right field stand for the first CANAL DEPARTMENT, April 30.— The shutout was 30. — SECOND GAME Boston. AB H. O A Phila. AB H O, A registered by DETROIT, April Freddie who fired a 76, and home run of his career. New me of the'6th Air L. Hemphill, major league Phila AB. H. O A Boston. AB. H O. A ss 3 1 3 3 Ros thal.lf 7 15 0 Sergt. Terry Moore Eastern, which blanked Taft. 10-0. (Red* Cochrahe of Newark, N. J., fourth with More than 300 servicemen tried W.H'n'r.Cb 4 0 2 3 Culler.ss 3 0 3 1 •Bucher 1 0 o 0 Peck.rf 6 13 0 Frank O’Connell was Snuffy Stimweiss followed with an Force, centerfielder for the Colon John Folk was the boy who hurled duration NBA recent- Dinges.rf 4 2 2 1 Holmes.If 4 2 3 O Lake.ss 10 0 1 Esta'lla.cf 6 0 3 1 welterweight boxing two also split net out the Bannockburn course, infield hit and Herschel Martin 0 5 3 4 5 Canal Zone Baseball 77. The players Adams.If 2 2 0 Nieman.rf 2 1 3 l |Steiner.2b Hayes.c 4 10 0 team in the the no-hitter, striking out 11 bat- champion, will make his first ap- B. F. the for the use Wasdell.lb 3 1 0 1 Mack.lb 3 OHO Metkh.lb 6 3 12 O Siebert.lb 4 2 0 0 honors with 66 each, and ly acquired by Navy walked. After that the Yanks never won the title to a D M gio cf 4 1 0 0 Gil’w'r.cf 2 0 10 Johnson,If 6 2 5 0 Hall.2b 4 2 5 1 League, league batting ters, give Georgetown 5-1 vic- pearance since he was discharged card of Marine and Coast Sturgess turned in a 105-36—69 naval, Corps had a man left on base, double! Foxx.3b 4 10 1 Nelson.3b 2 0 0 1 Fox.rf 6 O 3 0 Busch.ss 4 2 3 4 for the second straight year with tory over Chevy Chase. The other from the Navy against Gam- a week Mancuso.c 3 10 3 Shemo.3b 10 12 Tobin.3b 5 2 5 6 Kell,3b 6 2 2 4 Joey low net. Guard personnel, after busy the two who later, a for fourth plays snuffing ^Caballero 0 0 0 0 Kluttz.c 3 14 1 Culb's n.cf 5 0 4 0 Flores.p 5 0 0 2 .364 average. one-hitter was scored by the Mary- baro of Puerto Rico at Arena Gar- event of under the supervision of G.H’n'r.ss 3 15 3 0 Walters.c 5 12 3 Ch OOOO The club’s blind bogey play singled. 2 Wiet n.2b 4 3 st'er.p The former St. Louis Cardinal land Aces as they gained a 8-1 dens here May 7. tie in the Chief Bob Barnhart, the Barrett.p 2 0 10 Javery p 3 10 1 'Lazor_OOOO tMcGhee 1100 wound up in a five-way Specialist The Nats won in the sixth when Karl.p 0 0 O 0 Holm.c OOOO SWilkins- OOOO won a $100 War Bond as a prize. decision over the Greenwav Bakers. Promoter Nick Londes said the men’s division, with George Bond, I Navy pro. Barnhart is planning a •Mont'udo 10 0 0 Bowman.p 3 0 0 0 In other insect George Myatt tripled to left-center 0 games, Alexandria bout would be an overweight 10- McMahon, sweepstakes and blind bogey for Coffman.p 0 0 0 0 Woods.p 1 J 2 Tommy Lowe, George and Joe Kuhel followed with a loop- Shanz.p 0 0 0 0 beat Miller, 6-1; Merrick nicked ! rounder. Holtzclaw and Walter Romer i next Sunday. tPeacock 1000 Totals 47 12 39 20 Totals 47 12 39 12 Yes—And No Hearst, Neufers W. to short center. • 7-5; swamped Co-1 ing single §Goulish_ 10 0 0 Batted for Newsome in ninth. FIRST GAME. nets of 75. On the women’s lonial Del won posting Leonard was handed a 4-run lead 7 Ran for Walters in thirteenth. Wash. AB.H.PO. A. N Y. AB H PO. A Village, 16-7; Flay of the laurels were Totals 32 7 24 11 Totals 26 ~5 27 To Batted for Christopher in thirteenth. Case, cf 3 17 0 Stir'ss,2b 3 12 1 over side affair, in the first when the Nats | Washington Flour, 5-1; Arling- Mrs. Bond, game •Batted for Karl in seventh. S Ran for McGhee In thirteenth. Myatt,2b 6 110 Martin.If 3 13 0 ton Sports Program divided among Saga +Ran for Mancuso in ninth. Kuhel.lb 5 16 0 Derry.rf 4 3 2 0 defeated Reno, 13-2, and Sher- Makes Debut got three hits off Hank and Boston _ 000 100 002 000 3—6 Mrs. R. J. Morgan Borowy iBatted for G. Hamner in 14 0 5 2 2 0 ninth. Binks.rf. 4 Llndell.cf wood Mrs. Elsie Thornton, Philadelphia _ 000 100 020 000 0—3 stopped Mount Rainier, 8-5. For and the Yanks kicked in with two errors. ?Batted for Shanz in ninth. Clift.3b 3 0 11 Etten.lb. 4 0 13 0 Local Fans Mrs. Seale Giles Runs—Newsome. Bucher. Lake. Steiner, 1 1 4 In two peewee Rosedale Lillibridge, Thereafter but four Philadelphia_ 000 000 000—0 Torres.ss 4 12 2 Buzas.ss S games, TODAY. Borowy yielded Johnson, Lazor. Hayes (2), Siebert. Error— Powell,If 4 110 Gri'es.3b 4 10 4 Mrs. Mildred Jorg. Boston_ 000 001 OOx—1 Steiner. outscored District Heights, 14-7, and In Friends Net hits spread over as many innings. | Guerra.c 4 12 0 Garb’rk.c 5 14 0 Boxing. an-, Giles also came in for Play Run—Javery. Errors—G. Hamner, 0 0 0 Eastern walked over Mrs. iLeon'rd.p 1 Borowy.p 2 10 3 Neighborhood Nelson. Joe Gannon vs. Prank Sweeney, other when she fired a 94 for Friends School's sixth annual in- Derry’s Bingles Enough. Holb'w.p 0 0 0 0 Robins, 16-4. prize 0 0 Griffith Russ Derry, with two homers, was Indians, 0-4 Caruel.p 10 Stadium, first bout 8:30. low gross in a women’s sweepstakes, terscholastic tennis tournament en- 4-0; Tigers, ! Ullrich,p 10 0 0 to beat the Nats for he Baseball. strokes ahead'of Betty Ling,’ ters the second of with nine enough Cardinals, 2-8; Reds, 1-3 FIRST GAME. •Layne._ 10 0 0 three day play at Low net; knocked in six runs, (frssie Grimes First Game. ! Detroit. AB. H. O. A. Cleve. AB. H. O A. Statistics Gonzaga Devitt, 3:30. who was runnerup with 97. matches scheduled, two first-round- Walker.rf 2 0 1 0 Totals 36 ~7 24 ~3 Totals 36 11 27 12 League St. L. A.B. H. O. A Cinci A.B. H. O. A Rocco.lb. 5 19 0 Golf. also homered into the lower right Mayo.2b 4 0 3 2 0 MONDAY. was Mrs. Jorg with 105-23—82. ers and seven second, at 4 Berga o.rf 4 2 0 0 Clay.cf 4 14 0 Hoag.cf 4 3 0 •Batted for Ullrich in ninth. APHID 3#. 1946. by beginning ! Outlaw.If 4 0 10 Western vs. Central field stand, but when his hit came Hopp.cf 4 0 10 Tipton,If 4 12 0 Cul'bine.rf 2 0 2 0 4 AMERICAN. at Wood- Edwards was second with o’clock on the Friends courts. York.lb 4 Washington _ 400 000 000— Mrs. Leila Schoe't.ss 4 0 3 H Walker.rf 3 12 0 18 1 B dreau.ss 2 15 4 mont the Nats were sunk. A ! New York _ 005 011 61x—13 Result! (interhigh series), 4. Mrs. Thelma lves; one thoroughly Sand's.lb 4 110 0 McC'k.lb 3 0 12 1 Cramer,cf 3 T 2 0 Seerey.lf 2 0 2 O Yesterday. 110-27—83 and Leroy Morgan of St. Albans, Ross.3b drive from Herschel Martin’s bat Kuro’i.3b 4 112 Mesner.3b 3 2 o 2 4 2 0 0 Rothe!.3b 2 10 2 Runs—Case. Kuhel, Blnks, Clift. Stirn- New York. 13-1: 4-2. TOMORROW. 0 Washington, took third place with 112-28—84. of the three favorites, plays his first O’Dea.c 2 0 5 1 Will’s.2b 3 0 16 Webb.ss 3 14 Wh’ler.3b 110 0 weiss (3). Martin. Derry (3). Llndell. St. Louis. 3-10; Chicago, 2-4. put Leonard out of whack in the Richards.c 2 0 7 1 Errors Baseball. The duffers also gave the new lay- match today when he opposes Jim Mallo’y.lf 3 0 10 Wahl.ss 2 0 2 3 Cihocki.2b 4 113 Grimes (2). Garbark. Borowy (2). Cleveland. 4-0: Detroit. 0-4 4 1 6 5 0 0 tHostetler 1 0 0 0 Rusz skt.c 3 0 5 1 —Grimes. Garbark. Buzas. Runs batted at Silver- first frame, so Wally Holborow was Verban.P- Just.c 3 3 Boston. 2-6: Philadelphia, 0-3 (second Washington Boston. out a going over, with Milt Campbell of Western at 4. Coolidge’s Lanier.p. 4 10 1 Dasso.p 2 0 13 Newh's'r.p 2 10 3 Gromek.p 4 10 0 in—Kuhel. Torres. Guerra, Derry (6), Et- game 13 Innings). on the hill when the Nats came up •Borum 0 0 0 0 ten (2), Llndell. Borowy <21, Martin Interhigh series, games at 4. man and Mrs. Edna Emilio winning Dick Fink, second of the three high- Standing of Clubs. for their second turn. He Totals 33 6 27 15 Totals 27 ~5 27 15 H’g'man.p 0 0 11 Grimes. Two-base hits—Llndell, Myatt. Tech at Coolidge. got _ Won. Lost. Pet. the men’s and women’s tournaments ly rated participants, will go on the Garbark. Three-base hit—Llndell. Home G.B. St. Louis _ 100 100 Chicago _5 to one out in third 000—2 Totals 29 5 24 12 Totals 29 6 27 10 <21. Grimes. Stolen bases—- 2 .714 Western at Roosevelt. Each turned in through the Cincinnati 001 000 runs—Derry Detroit 6 for the less adept. courts at 5:30 against the winner of 000—l * on bases 3 .667 then walked three a Batted for Newhouser in eighth, Case. Blnks. Stirnweiss. Left New inning, in row York--- 7 4 .636 ... a the' Steve Fisk Runs—Bergamo, O'Dea. Jest. Errors— t Batted for Richards in Washington. 8: New York. 7. Bases on 142. Simpson-Howland ninth. Washington _ 6 5 St. Albans at 3:30. and gave way to . Kurowski, Mesner. Just. balls—Off Borowy. 3; off Holborow. 3; .545 1 Episcopal, Detroit Philadelpmhla _ 6 5 .545 1 match. In his first-round match on 000 000 000—0 off Carasquel. 1; off Ullrich. 6, Strike- Wilson at Georgetown 4. a Making his first appearance of SECOND GAME. Cleveland -• 000 100 St. Louis_ 4 5 .444 2 Prep, The day was high-lighted by Fink won over Alvin Mc- 30x—4 outs—By Borowy. 4: by Holborow, 1: by Saturday Boston _ 3 8 .273 4 at 4. the season, Alex was St. L. AB. H. O. A. Cincin. AB. H. O.A. Runs—Rocco. Boudreau, Seerey, Gromek. Carrasquel, 1. Hits—Off Leonard. 1 in 1 Beth^sda Central, hole-in-one fired at Anacostia by immediately Cleveland _ 2 7 4 Donald of Roosevelt, 6-0, 6-1. B'gamo.rf 4 110 Clay.cf 4 2 10 Errors—Webb (2) off Holborow. 0 in */s inning: off .222 Mount Vernon at hit for a four*run homer. inning: Fairfax, 3:30. Charles Carter. Witnesses are his by Derry Hopp.cf 4 13 0 Tipton.If 4 110 SECOND GAME. Carrasquel, 4 in 2 innings; off Ullrich. 6 Games Today, Games Tomorrow, Rounding out the threesome is Sch'st.ss 5 111 3 o Lee at Then a double a Walker.rf 3 0 Detroit AB. H. O. A. Cleve. AB. H. O. A. in 3*3 innings. Passed ball—Guerra. Wash, at Bost. Washington George Ruth and his son Verne, by , S'ders.lb 5 daughter Billy Rafferty of Devitt, who is not 2 8 0 McC'k.lb 3 0 13 1 Borom.3b 6 2 11 Whee’r.ss 4 12 1 Losing Ditcher—Carrasquel. Umpires— (No games Phil, at N. Y. 3:30. ball and a the Kur'ki .'lb 4 0 Washington, who watched take out a 4-iron passed long fly put 10 3 Mesnr.3b 2 12 Mayo.2b 5 2 11 Rocco.lb, 3 0 12 l Messrs. Plpgras. Weafer, Grieve and Rom- scheduled.) Chi. at Det. pop scheduled to play today. The pair- O'Dea.c 4 2 7 0 Will'ms2b 4 13 Sherwood at Yanks one run up. In the fifth a 2 Out aw.rf 4 2 2 0 Cull’ne.rf 0 0 0 0 mel. Time—2:30. Clev. at St. L. (N.) Friends, 3:30. on the 123-yard sixth and put the Mall'ry.lf 5 2 3 0 Wahl.ss 4 0 2 4 York,lb 3 0 8 0 ings: Garnett,rf 4 110 Game. Blair at 3:30. single by Derry and a Verb'n,2b 4 14 2 L eman,c 3 0 3 0 Cramer.cf 3 1 2 0 Seeahd Maryland Park, right in the cup. First round matches, 4 p.m.—Simpson triple by Boud’u.ss 4 0 2 3 Wash. Ab. H. O. A. N. Y. Ab. H. O A. NATIONAL. pellet Cooper.p 0 0 0 1 *Sipek 10 0 0 Maier.lf 4 2 10 Golf. lLandon) vs Fisk (Wilson): Walker Lindell sent to the show- Seery.lf 3 0 2 0 3 0 2 0 Stir’iss2b 4 12 4 Carresquel B'kh’dt.p 2 0 0 0 Walters.p 3 10 3 Webb.ss 4 2 Case.cf Besults Yesterday. • Friends) vs. Fessenden (Bethesda-Chevy 12 Hoag.c 4 10 0 4 10 0 Martin.lf 3 0 10 St. Wilson vs. tournament at ers. Ullrich followed and Lis'bee.p 0 0 0 0 Swift.c. 4 0 9 0 Myatt,2b Louis, 2-8: Cincinnati, 1-3. Coolidge at Manor In the opening Chase). Santiago Cihoc'i.2b 3 0 2 2 Kuhel.lb. 3 114 1 Derry.rf 4 0 2 0 Philadelphia. 6-0: Bosser,p_ 0 0 0 1 Trout,p 4 114 Boston, 3-1. and Western vs. L. E. blasted out an Second round matches, 4 p.m.—Mc- the Yanks scored in each of the Ruszo'ki.c 3 16 1 Binks.rf 4 12 0 Llndell.cf 3 0 5 0 Pittsburgh. 6-5: Chicago, 2-4. Roosevelt at Kenwood, Whyte tLibke._ 10 0 0 Embree.p 2 0 11 16 Carthy (St. John’s) vs. winner Morgan full three he Layne.3b 4 116 Etten.lb. 3 110 1 Brooklyn, 4; New York. 3. Rock Creek (interhigh series), 4. 88 that with a handicap of put (St. Alban’s) vs. Campbell (Western): innings hurled, teeing •O'Dea 0 0 0 0 Torres.ss. 4 0 10 Buzas.ss 3 0 4 1 Totals 37 11 27 7 Totals 32 6 27 13 of Thomas (Wilson) vs. Dean (Friends): off on runs Klelman.p 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 Grimes.3b 3 0 0 2 Standing Clubs. him 2 up on par and tops in the him for five in' the •Batted for Lakeman in ninth. Powell,If 4 Smith (St. Albans) vs. Solomon (Blair): Guerra,c .2 0 3 1 Cromp’n.c 2132 Won. Lost. Pet. G.B. Blossom match seventh when cracked his sec- tBatted for Bosser in ninth. Totals 30 11 27 8 Totals 27 annual Cherry play Nicolaldes (Roosevelt) vs. Griffin (Cool- Derry 30 ~4 ~9 Wolff.p.. 3 0 10 ‘Crosetti 10 0 0 New York- 8 4 .667 FOR FACTORY St. Louis--- 001 003 013—8 •Batted for Embree in eighth. 0 0 1 APPROVED against par event. Second place idge). ond round-tripper. Garbark.c 0 Chicago 7 4 .636 y. 5:yo—Wills (Georgetown Prep) vs. wln- Cincinnati 010 100 100—3 Detroit 000 001 030—4 Donald,p_ 3 10 2 St. Louis 6 4 .556 1(5 was M. A. M. ner of Walker vs. Boston shared by O. Reed, Fessenden match. Runs—Bergamo, Hopp, Schoendienst Cleveland _ 000 000 000—0 6 6 .545 1(5 CHEVROLET SERVICE Share Table Tennis (2). Sanders. Kurowski. O'Dea. Totals 31 4 27 0 Totals 29 4 27 13 Brooklyn -6 • 6 .500 2 Ruder and W. J. Lank, who finished Title Verban, Runs—Borom, Mayo. Outlaw, Trout. Cincinnati McCormick (2). Walters. Errors-—Schoen- •Batted for Crompton in 8th. 6 6 .455 2(4 ON CARS OR TRUCKS even with par in the 18-hole affair. Charles Geyer and Gordon Woo dienst, Kurowski. Cooper, Williams, Wahl. Minor Baseball Washington 100 001 000—2 % I ffl 1$ SEE won the District table tennis doubles New York _ 001 000 000—1 Four-Run Homer Decides Games Today. Games Tomorrow, A blind bogey at Prince Georges . at Runs—Myatt (2); Donald." Errors— Team. W. L. Pet. Team. W. L. championship Columbia Courts 3 Bost. at Bklyn. CHEVY CHASE MOTOB CO. Pet. Dodgers, 4; Giants, Edgewood the Sun- Etten. Buzas. Grimes. Runs batted In— wound up in a triple deadlock when Jersey C. 8 2 .800 3 .500 last ten, opening (No game* N. Y. at PhU. Syracuse 3 night by defeating John How- N. Y. AB. H. O. A. B’klyn. AB. H. O. A. Donald, Kuhel. Three-base hit—Myatt. 7725 Avt. Montreal 6 4 .800 Rochester 3 6 .376 day Softball at scheduled.) St. L. at Pitts. Wit. Wi*. 1635 land Rocker.cf 6 12 0 St’key,2b 4 13 2 Morning League Home run—Donald. Stolen bases—Myatt, Baltimore 5 4 .556 Buffalo 3 8 .333 and Mark Breiter, 17—21, Only games. * H’sm’n,2b 2 12 2 Rosen,cf 4 2 3 0 Taft had to an extra in- Stirnweiss. Martin. Double plays—Kuhel Newark 6 5 .500 Toronto 2 6 Field, go .250 21—16, 19—21, 21—10, 21—11. Ott.rf 2 14 0 Galan.lb 3 0 Powell to Kuhel. Left on Buffalo, 8—1; 4 1 with Foods (unassisted). Leaders Jersey City, 6—8. PI'wIcs.lf 4 0 10 Walker,rf 3 2 10 ning yesterday Woodley Bases—Washington, 6; New York, 2. Bases Major Newark, 6—1; Montreal, 2—4. By the Associated Press. W'tr’b.lb 3 17 3 Olmo.lf.. 4 2 4 0 before gaining a 6-2 decision. “Eel” on balls—Off Donald, 3: Wolff, 1. Struck Syracuse, 4—2; Rochester, 2—0. Yank Five Leads in Mexico L’bardi.c 4 0 6 0 Hart,3b._ 3 0 out—By Wolff, 3; by Donald, 1. Wldl pitch Baltimore, 8—5; Toronto, 7—8. 10 Buck win- AMERICAN LEAGUE. Kerr.ss 3 0 2 0 S’eforth.c 3 17 0 accounted for Edgewood's —Donald. Passed ball—Crompton. Umpires SOUTHERN MEXICO 30 Reyes,3b_ 3 0 0 1 Batting—Stephens, 8t. Lauis, .435; LEAGUE. CITY, April (JP).— fPallca— 0 0 0 0 ning runs when he hit a homer with —Messrs. *Weafer, Grieve, Rommel and Team. W. L. Pet. Team. •Tread ay 1 0 0 0 Kreevich, St. W. L. Pet. resumes in the metro- Owen.c 1 0 1 o Plpgras. Time—1:40. Attendance. 35,308 Louis, .381. New Orl._ 3 01.000 Play tonight 30 13 the bases loaded. Runs—Stlmwelss. New York. 10; C'tanooga 0 2 .000 Hansen,p Bas’skl.ss 2 0 3 0 paid. Atlanta 2 0 1.000 Nashville 0 2 round roL n basket ball Derry. New York, and Myatt, Wash- .000 politan GreKB Little Rk. 2 01.000 0 2 .000 ington. 9. ^ Memphis tournament here. The Allen Brad- Birm’ham 2 01.000 Mobile 0 3 .000 tss&fiiJ_8 J J Runs batted in—Derry and Etten, New New Orleans, 4—6: Mobile, 1—6. ley team of Milwaukee leads with York, 13. Birmingham, 4: KRAFT SYSTEM of RECAPPING Hits—Hall, 18; Peck. Nashville, 0. two victories in as Philadelphia, •Little Rock, 8; Memphis, 1. many starts. tBatted for Adams In 9th. Philadelphia, and Steiner. Boston. 15. | Atlanta, 3: Chattanooga, 2. tRan for Sukeforth In Doubles—Byrnes. St. Louis, Moses, 7th. work by Master Krafts• H Chicago, and Myatt. Washington, 6. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. Jacobs Hurls No-Hit New York- 002 000 010—3 Team. W. L. Pet. Game Triples—Torres. Washington, and Team. W. L. Pet. Brooklyn- 000 100 03x—4 men Lindell and Stlmwelss. New York, 2. Portland 10 10 .855 S'mento 14 16 .467 Porrestville’s ball Runs—Rucker, expert in 1 Seattle 17 12 team, paced by Hausmann, Ott; Statiky, maintaining Home runs—Derry. New York, 4; .688 San Fr. 13 17 .433 Rosen, Galan, Walker. San D'go 17 13 .587 Los 13 Paul Jacobs no-hit, no-run Error—Filipowicz. Hayes. Philadelphia, 3. Ang. 17 .433 pitching, standards in Stolen bases—Case. Myatt and Sinks, Oakland 16 14 .517 Hollyw'd 10 19 .345 blanked the Heid Furni- exacting San Diego, 8—5; San Francisco. yesterday | Washington, 4. 1—1. Los Tiger Diamonders Win Pitching—Trout. Detroit. Borowy, Angeles, 10—11; Sacramento, 2—12 ture Co., 6-0. Tom Harbin batted Oakland. 1—3: every operation—another 1 New York, gnd Christopher, Phila- Portland. 0—1. in three of the winners’ runs. The Tiger A. C. defeated the delphia, 3-0. Hollywood, 12—10; Seattle. 2—15. Briggs A. C. on the victors’ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. diamond, reason why “Kraft” NATIONAL LEAGUE. Team. W. L. Pet. Team. W. L. Pet Wilner Softballers Win 8 to 6. | New Min'polis 4 3 .571 Columbus 5 5 .500 _ _ Batting—Ott, York, .432; means a better Holmes. Boston. .426. M’waukee 4 2 .687 Toledo 3 6 .333 Wilner A. C. defeated Alexandria recap. I Runs—Ott, New Indi'polis 6 4 .600 Kansas C. 3 3 York, 15; Culler .500 A. Z. A. in a And Nleman. Boston, 11. Louisville 6 4 656 8t. Paul 1 4 .200 10-inning softbalj Runs batted in—Lombardi, New Indianapolis, 3—1; Toledo. 1-2. game at Sixteenth and Columbus, Kennedy York, 16; Nleman, Boston, 15. 6—4: Louisville, 4—2. streets ER Kansas City, 8—0; Minneapolis. 3—1. N.W., 9 to 8. GENERAL I Hits—Holmes, Boston, 20; Rucker And Hausmann. New York. 17. Milwaukee, 6—4; St. Paul, 1—3. Doubles—Eight players tied with 4. PIEDMONT LEAGUE. Saxons Get 4th TIRE CO. I Triple*—Thirteen players tied with 1. Team. W. L. Pet. Team. W. L. Pet. Straight ' runs—Nleman, SERVICE BY APPOINTMENT .Home Boston, 4: Ott, Richmond 2 2 .500 Newp’t N. 2 2 .600 Saxons made it four in weintraub and Lombardi. New York, 3. Norfolk 2 2 .600 P’tsmouth 2 2 .600 yesterday Stolen bases—McCormick. Cincinnati, Lyn'hburg 2 2 .500 Roanoke 2 2 .500 a row by edging Royal Crown, Sts. N.W. DU. 2500 t: five players tied with 3. Richmond, 5-3, t 7: Newport News. 3. on Pitching—Volselle. New York and Norfolk, 3; Portsmouth, 2. yesterday the Eastern High dia- Derringer, Chicago. 3-0. Lynchburg. 13; Roanoke. 8. mond.

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