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Evening star., 1936-10-22
"ELOPEMENT" MERE TRIP
no VISIT BOULDER DAM
Three Society Couples Due to Wed
Fly to Las Vegas to See
Structure Gin Sunrise"

b. the Associated Press.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, october
22.-what appeared to be a triple So
ciety elopement by air to Las Vegas,
New, turned out today to be just a
jaunt "to see how Boulder Dam looks
in the sunrise"
Three young couples, whose we'd
dings have been set down as fashion,
able events of the near future, left
party Tuesday night, chartered an
airplane for $3.50, and new to Las
Vegas. There they had breakfast and
then few home.
None of us was married-we merely
wanted to see how Boulder Dam looks
In the sunrise" explained Howard
Taylor, one of the bridegrooms-to-be.
so we had breakfast, flew out to
Boulder Dam, looked it over, and came
back to Los Angeles"
Evening star., 1936-10-22

Blended and roasted in our own COT
fee plant, then delivered fresh to our
stores. where it is ground at the time
of purchase to suit your type OF
utensiI.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
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TWO Of the country's ranking play
ers his victims within 10 days is
the enviable record which Barney
Welsh has attained since winning the
City of Washington singles cham
picnship here on June 7. First, 1t
was j. Gilbert Hall. the eighth rank
ing star, who fell before Barney at
Hartford and now it is William B.
Reese, the country's twenty-second
r&hked netman from Atlanta, Ga,
whom Welsh beat for the champion
ship of the New England States. an
important title. Keep going, Barney!
Our friend Hugh Lynch advises US
to keep an eye open for Clayton
Burwell and Jack Talbot, newcomers
to the city, who will be entered in
the District of Columbia champion
ships scheduled to begin Saturday at
Columbia Country Club. Burwell was
a starter in the national champion
ships at Forest Hills last September,
advancing to the third round, where
he was eliminated my Gregory Man
gin, sixth ranking player Of the
country, 6-3, Ga, 6-4.
Evening star., 1936-06-22

= ENIOR players, including some
of the best in the city, might
we'll profit from the examples
- afforded them by the juniors
and boys who will wind up their
weeks City of Washington tourna-
ment at Edgemoor Club tomorrow
else find themselves at a distinct dis
advantage the first time they COM
pete out of town.
Laxity in enforcing the foot-fault
rule here has enabled any and all
racketers to get away with the foot
over line business. before actually
striking the ball, fragrant violation
Of the rule
Such a revelation in this space Is
by no means news to the players. who
openly admit and condone the fault
in themselves and their opponents.
But one looked in vain for the flaw
in the youngsters. Both Juniors and
boys were exceptionally careful, 1t
seemed, to see that both feet were
clearly behind the baseline, and their
stressing of this point will stand them
in good stead as they increase in age
and experience.
It's nothing more than a habit,
entirely unintentional, but it's likely
to cost points away from home and
may throw player off his stride COM
pletely. Cuce, during girls match.
a base-line official called a foot fault
on one of the ranking players-the
memory of this reporter She imme-
diately corrected it, however, and both
she and her oppoIent became con-
scious that both we're being watched.
1t didn't happen again.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
Has Beaten Good Men

RURMAN'S most impressive triumph
was scored over Hank Bath,
widely publicized protege of Jack
Kearns, one time manager of Demp-
sey Another impressive victory wa.
added when he put Buddy Knox tc
sleep. Knox. prior TO his clash with
Burman, had chalked up 10 consecu-
tive wins, including three decisions
over Joe Lipps.
The winner of the bout probably
will be awarded a fight with Buck
Everett, District heavyweight cham
pion, who must defend his title within
a month to keep his crown. Weimer
also has expressed a desire to meet
Marty Gallagher here. Burman ten
tatlvely Is slated to clash with Tom
Beaupre. who chilled Bob Tow in
Texas last week, early in July.
Heading a promising preliminary
card, Joe Green, stubby local light
weight, will mix mittens with Jackie
Clark, stablemate of Weimer, in a
scheduled Six-round semi-fi final.
Other scheduled six-rounders list
Ritchie Mack, veteran welterweight,
tackling Jack Duffy of Baltimore, and
Pete GaIiano, Baltimore lightweight,
who is remembered here for his STIR
ring scraps with Irish Johnny Dean
battYse Zoe Davis.
R A Lamar and Battling Mimms
coldsed heavyweights. will trade blows
In a scheduled four-rounder starting
at $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
De Boer, Class 4 Sailor, Retains
His LaureIs in Potomac Races

I'D BLOUNT, Ted De Boer, d.
~ Werner smythe and r. Younss
l. are the champions Of the 1885
Spring season of the Potomac
River Sailing Association. which to-
day had concluded its competition
until early Fall.
Although De Boer, who repeated
in a championship class in which he
won in 1885, was the only one Of the
quartet that did not conclude the
Spring series yesterday with VIC
tory, the number of points which he
had accumulated in the seven previ-
GUS races left him. like the other
three, at the top Of the class A handi-
cap.
Blount Is the moth champion. while
Youngs and Smythe we're the best IN
class B handicap and the comet di-
visions, respectively.
Two races were sailed by each class
yesterday morning and afternoon,
with the following results:
Evening star., 1936-06-22
'empseys Potege Facing Real Test in Heary Battle Tonight
Louis Through, Says Dempsey
Ringmen Know Joe Has Glass Jaw, Declares
Jack-Sees Bright Future for Burman.

the prospects Of his heavyweight
protege, Red Burman, who battles
Dutch Weimer tonight at Grifith
Stadium, In a scheduled 10-round
feature bout, although he would
not predict q brilliant future for
the youthful clouter for another
two years.
"Red Is just q kid" ventured
Dempsey, "and he's about two years
away from his peak. He needs
about 10 more pounds and plenty
Of experience"
Evening star., 1936-06-22
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the Tribal Bowl tourney. licking
Frank Kelly, 4 and 3.
Lunn v. Steele won the Spring
tourney at Army-Navy. beating J. n.
Owen by l up in the final round
with a card Of IS against rs for
Owen, who three-putted the final
green.
WOODMONT golfers are to enter
w tain the players from Baltimore
Suburban Club next Sunday.
Howard Nordlinger, former club
champ, won the blind bogey award
yesterday, scoring 77-5-72. Leopold ".
Freudberg and william q. nlch tied
for second with net cards Of "a.
Eddie Hotze won the blind bogey
affair at Kenwood with 88-12-76.
c. M. Jenkins was second.
Entries will close tomorrow for the
buffers tourney to be played among
the women golfers at Manor on
Thursday. Entries should be sent to
Mrs. Gale z. Pugh. The tourney for
the trophy is open to players with
handicaps Of l6 or over.
ENTRIES are to close tonight for
- the Maryland State champion
ship, to be played at Hillendale, start
ing Wednesday. A 36-hole aualifi-
cation round will open the tourna-
ment and the final round on Saturday
is over the 36-hole route. Roger Pea
cock and Levi Yoder, prominent local
stars, will be among the entrants.
Junior golfers who expect to play
for the District Junior championship
are to enter the tourney at Wood
mont at the first tee tomorrow at 8
am. Dr.. william G. Barr, secretary
Of the District Golf Association. will
make the pairings.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

r AIN halted the game at Phila-
delphia, in which the Mats were
trailing the AS, 81, at the begin
ming Of the fourth inning. Boeh-
ling and Rice were slated to pitch
In the double header in an at
tempt to put the team into the lead.
Detroit's defeat Of Cleveland
created a two-way tie between
those clubs for first place.
Cotton Cissel, captain-elect of
Central Highs tennis team, will
play Dudley in a semi-flnal match
OF the District junior tennis tourna-
ment. while Selden will meet How
enstein. Selden and LIE Fevre
paired in the doubles and won two
matches.
E. B. Eynon, jr.; c. A. Watson,
Robert L. Corby, Hugh Mckenzie.
j. Thilman Hendrick and Charles
H. Orme are representing Wash
ington in the annual invitation golf
tournament Of the Wilmington
Country Club at Wilmington, Del.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
TYPOS HELD Off
BY SHADY GROVE
Barbecue Band Gets City
Loop Lead Tie by Win.
Title for NoIans.

~ CORING six runs in the second
inning, Shady Grove Barbecue
diamonders staved of belated
- rally to trim the Union Print
ers, 7-6. and vault into place
tie In the National City Base Ball
League yesterday on the South e.
hpse diamond.
Shady Grove now is knotted for
the top spot with Heurich Brewers,
who experienced little trouble in
swamping Plaza Wine and Liquor.
1872, at Riverdale. Bob Lyon and
Ev Russell limited the Plaza batsmen
to three safeties, while Russell. with
four hits, and Huck Stahl, with three,
paced the winning attack.
Nolan Motors cltnched the first half
championship In section B Of the
same league. trouncing Regal Cloth
iers, IT'S. at Fairlawn. Old Man
haitian Beer and District Grocers
jumped into Q tie for second place
in section B with victories over Ross
jewelers. and National Novelty, re-
spectively.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
MODEL BOAT RECORD

A world record for model power
boats was smashed on the Lincoln
Memorial Rejecting Pool yesterday
morning when H. D. Brailsford Of New
York City produced steam model
craft that sped over the course at the
rate of 30.7 miles per hour. His
model, the Lady Bug, broke the old
mark by more than 10 miles per hour.
Ell. Luke of this city nearly had the
satisfaction Of seeing his product, the
Wasp, achieve the same distinction in
Class A, when 1t was racing at the rate
Of 48 m.p.h. A wave upset his craft,
however, multiplying its attempt at a
new mark.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
No Boost in Prices.
ROMP FOR HYATTSvILLE

Relieving Donald Doerer in the sec
ond inning, George Davis hurled hit
less ball throughout the remainder of
the game to twirl Hyattsville Midgets
to their fourteenth consecutive victory,
swamping Riverdale Athletics. 28-8
Hyattsville is booking games through
Albert May at Greenwood 1575-W
after 6 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
SOFT BALL FUND GAME
All-Star Teams Aim to Get Money

All-Star Teams Aim to Get Money
for Chicago Tourney Trip.
Abe Rosenfleld and Bunker Hill
have been named as starting pitchers
in the all-star soft ball game at Grif-
fifth Stadium on June 80, when teams
composed of players picked from every
league in Washington and vicinity will
clash
The proceeds of the fray will be
Used to help finance sending q local
team to Chicago this Fall for the ma
tional soft ball championships Admis-
sion will be as cents.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
YACHTS UP anchor
IN BERMUDA RACE
Record Field of At Sails
From Newport on Voyage
of 635 Miles.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n NEWPORT, r. l., June 22.-For-
N ty-seven yachts, nine of them
VI foreign, were poised for a
4 start at noon today Of the
Cruising Club of Americas biennial
race to Bermuda.
The American yawl, Edlu, owned
by r. J. Schaeffer, Larchmont, N. Y,
winner two years ago on time allow
ance, was entered again this year, as
was the Ketch Vamarie, owned by
ner-up in 1884.
A third entry in the 635-mile race
across the Gulf stream was the yawl
Stormy Weather owned by Phillip Lee
Boutelier Of New York. lie Boutelier
won last Summers ocean race to
Norway.
Six German Boats Entered.
OF the nine foreign entries six were
from Germany and one each from
Norway, Holland and the Free City of
Danzig. At the conclusion of the race
all Of the foreign yachts and some of
the American ones will compete in
another race from Bermuda to Cux-
haven, Germany.
The race was begun here this year
instead of from New London, Conn.
in order to avoid the bafiing winds
and treacherous tides of Long Island
Sound.
Two yachts we're withdrawn yester-
day. but the entry list still was the
largest in the history Of the race.
The Coast Guard cutter Argo and
other Coast Guard boats patrolled the
start, and the harbor here was dotted
with yachts to cheer on the racers.
Evening star., 1936-06-22

TN JACK DEMPsEY's opinion,
Joe Louis, who recently was
annihilated by MAX Schmeling
L in New York in one Of fisti-
ana's greatest upsets, Is through a
. top-notch fighter.
Passing through Washington last
night on his way to Charlotte, N. c..
on business, the Manassa Mauler
said, Louis viii be q set-up for
every bum In the Nation. They
know he has . glass Jaw"
Dempsey was enthusiastic over
Evening star., 1936-06-22
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today a year ago-Yale's varsity
crew trounced Harvard by four
lengths; Southern California won
N. c. A. A. track meet as Jesse
Owens won four events to con-
tribute all but Q fraction Of Ohio
States 40 1-30th points,
Three years ago-George Dun
lap defeated Ross Somerville. 2 and
l, to gain British amateur golf
quarter finals.
Five years ago-Henri Cochet
eliminated in first round Of all.
England tennis championships by
Nigel Sharpe.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
WE|MER IS TOUGH
FOE FOR BURMAN
Both Scrappers Have Good
Records, Though Not So
Well Known Here.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

BY BURTON HAWKINS.
- EEKING to remove another OBJ
stacle from his promising pu-
gilistic career, Red Burman,
- youthful protege of Jack Demp-
sey, faces stubborn barrier in the
rugged Dutch Weimer in scheduled
1o-round bout tonight at Grifflth Sta
dium
But 2l years old, Burman is re-
garded by Dempsey as the finest
young heavyweight prospect in the
boxing game. Since becoming affl-
lated with the ManaSsa Mauler, who
Is developing his charge gradually
with view to reaching Reds peak
In about two years, the Baltimore
battler has dropped but one scrap-to
Steve DudaS, whom he later licked.
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn is TAX
ing distinct gamble on the en-
counter, hoping that Washington's ring
colony will rally to pair of fighters
who very few of them have ever seen
IN action. Judging from the impress
slve records of both, the fight should
make the turnStileS click.
Evening star., 1936-06-22

" IGHTEEN members Of Wash
l. ington Golf and Country Club
have been paired in the two
IL man team tourney of the club.
which Is to start this week as handi-
cap golf affair Matched in a prelim-
mary round are L. H. Whitten and
r. o. Potter against Astor Clarke and
o. c. Pogge.
Pairings in the first round are:
John T. Thacker and DR.. J. r
McClenahan VS.. Ralph Fowler and
]. A. Edmonds, Tom Webb and r. S.
Leedy VS.. J. 3. Heron and M. w.
Fellows. J T. Kirchner and w. S.
Warner VS.. H. B. Willy and Maurice
r. Palmer, D. C. Gruver and Z. ".
Wilson VS.. DR. Thomas Webb and
Jerry Black, DIR c. Z. Buck and DR..
William Ballinger VS.. J. G. C. Cor
coran and M. F. Weigand, ". C.
Dickey and D. B. Tuxhorn VS.. C. H.
Doing, jr, and Charles 3. Stewart,
j. L. Tracy and M. Hale Dineen VS..
Felix Early and A. Cater and c. H.
Pardoe and r. B. Ley VS.. r. T. Har-
rell and A. Dunlop.
Seven n-eighths of the difference In
handicaps will apply.
Leo Walper, Bethesda pro, played
the last nine at Washington in 80
strokes yesterday in a match with
Frank Williams and Mel Shorey, bag
ging four brides, all from good puts,
on the eleventh. twelfth, fifteenth
and sixteenth. He scored q 72 for
the round.
WITH CLIFF SPENCER shooting a
subpar 10. the brother combina-
ton of Cliff Of Beaver Dam and Glenn
Of the Baltimore Spencers, quashed the
ambitions Of Bob Barnett and Roland
Mackenzie at Beaver Dam yesterday,
licking the invaders before a good-sized
gallery by I and 8. Cliff knocked a
ball out of bounds on the first hole and
yet shot q 10. two under par, bagging
three birds and an eagle. The brother
combination put together q better ball
of 81 to win. Mackenzie had 70; Bar
nett scored rs and Glenn Spencer had
q II.
Over at Washington where DR.. James
r. McClenahan has been playing for
as years the veteran southpaw fash
ioned . 70. his best score In all those
years.
DOLBY BRowNELL and Hickman
Greene are ranking favorites to
win the Manor two-man team title.
following their 2s-hole victory yester-
day over. Tommy Bones and Dave
Thomson. Brownell bagged bird on
the nth extra hole to win the match.
George McGehee and J. c. Putnam
licked Ed Wesley and r. McC. Clay
ton, 8 and 2, and J. r. Patterson and
j. F. Ebert beat G. A. Alber and r: A.
Phillipson. up.
At Indian Spring Alex .Baumgart:
ner won his way to the semi final In
Evening star., 1936-06-22
Ideal Fighting Combinat tion.

RUDY and Cox loom as an ideal
fighting combination, inasmuch
as both are furiously aggressive and
willing mixers. Rudy will be making
his first appearance here in 1s
months, wreched shoulder suffered
In a match with George Zaharias
here in 1895, shelving him for a year.
Rudy, incidentally. returned to
Washington a world championship
claimant, recently having defeated
Danno O'Mahony of Philadelphia.
The matching Of Koverly and Ernie
Dusek should provide one Of the Wild
est matches of all time here Koverly.
q mat madcap, whose unprecedented
roughness and bursts of temperament
have earned him the ranking of Pub
lie Enemy No. among local wrestling
fans. engages IN big Ernie one Of the
most Furnishing heavyweights in the
business.
No Boost in Prices.
EMIL DUSEk, fast improving and
dead game. engages former World
Champion Dynamite Gus Sonnenbers
in a special feature limited to 80 min
utes. while handsome Joey Dusek,
youngest and most promising of the
bruising tribe. is booked 80 minutes
with sensational Hank Barber.
Despite the caliber of the attraction
and expense involved in booking 1t,
prices have not been raised, tickets
being available at IS cents. $I10 and
$l65 at Joe Turner's Hotel Annapolis
Office. Reservations may be made
through Metropolitan 1926 or National
1920.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
EASY FOR SEABROOK.

With Wilford Hickerson limiting the
opposition to six hits. the Seabrook
A. C. swamped 260th Coast Artillery
diamonders, 1876. yesterday ct Sea-
brook,
Evening star., 1936-06-22
DOUGHTY DUSEKS
| FIND FIERCE FOES
Rudy, Ernie, Emil, Joe Meet
Cox, Kover|y, Sonnenberg,
Barber, Respectively.
W YREsTLING's greatest nov


M city act, the Dusek riot
" v squad, invades Griff1th
Sta dunn four strong
Thursday night, when brothers Rudy,
Ernie, Emil and Joe team-up against
formidable opposition in the most
colorful show Of its kind ever offered
locally.
Breaking all records at the box
office since banding together for barn
storming purposes and invariably pro-
vidtng unlimited action and thrills,
these four stormy petrels are expected
to play to the largest crowd to sit In
on a wrestling show here since 1881.
Featuring double header finish fea-
lures, Promoter Joe Turner yesterday
had signed Rudy Dusek, senior men,
Der Of the picturesque Nebraska clan,
as an opponent for Rowdy Joe Cox
in one Of the wind-ups. In the
other Ernie Dusek, vice president of
the firm, is booked to a finish with
Wild George Koverly.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
PLUMBERS SEEK FOES.

The District Of Columbia Plumbers
want base ball games for tomorrow
and Sunday with crack unlimited
mines. Call Georgia 1889.
Evening star., 1936-06-22

WASHINGTON, an even-money ia
w vorite In the varsity and fresh
man contests, the latter 2-mile af-
fair that opens the regatta at 5 Pm,
Is an odds-on choice to capture the
flve-cornered junior-varsity emile
race against Cornell, Navy, Columbia
and Syracuse.
The regatta schedule and the lanes:
5 PM, Freshman 2-mile Race
1, Navy; 2, Cornell; 3, California; 4,
Columbia; S. Syracuse; 6, Washington.
ePM., Junior Varsity Smile Race
1, Navy; 2, Cornell; 8, Columbia; 4,
Washington; 5, Syracuse.
PM, Varsity 4-Mile Race,
California; 2. Cornell: 8, Pennsyl-
vania; 4, Navy; 5, Columbia; 8, SYRIA
cuse: 7, WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1936-06-22

highly priced I. c. "A. track and field
title from the West, by default, is the
East's standard-bearer in this inter-
sectional rowing competition. Not
since q rainy night back in 1881, when
Navy won, has an Eastern crew out
stroked the Golden Bears of Cali
fornia.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
Weimer Polished Fighter,

WIENER is one Of the most pol
ished rngmen Burman yet has
been called upon to face. Victorious
over four champions in non-title
bouts, and loser to fifth on a split
decision, the 23-year- -old Pacific Coast
clouter also boasts many followers
who claim the Californian is due to
scale the flstic ladder.
Dutch, who is known to his mother
as Frank, trimmed Gorilla Jones,
former world middleweight champion.
and Babe Risko, present holder of
the same title. In 1894 he upset
Make Rosenbloom and later nearly
knocked out Bob Onn in handing him
a fine shellacking. Both Rosenbloom
and Olin held the world light-heavy-
weight crown when they received their
defeats at Weimers failing fists.
Fighting before local ringworms is
not a novelty to Burman, although
1t is doubtful if many fans recall him
when he was boxing at Portner's Arena
and Twin City seven years ago as
g middleweight under the monicker of
K. o. Burns. Even Jack Laken, Wei
mers manager. who also handles Billy
Nichy comedies that Burman has
Travelled far since those days.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
After Olympic Spot.

After Olympic Spot.
THIS year the Bears came East not
only to gain their fourth straight
Poughkeepsie victory, but also to
qualify as this Nations eight-oared
crew for the third consecutive Olym.
pics.
The 1thacans appear to have an
even chance against the powerful
Western sweepers in tonight's 4-mile
race, scheduled to start at Krum Elbow
at O'Clock.
The Midshipmen, who have rowed
under wraps since they encamped here,
are also regarded as very much In the
running, but old rivermen, who have
been watching crews race here since
1901, cpncede little or no chance to
the light Pennsylvania varsity, as well
as Columbia and Syracuse.
Last year the Golden Bears poked
their shell over the finish line just
three-fifths of a second before Cor
nell's smooth-rowing varsity. Both
have six Of last seasons sweepers
In their slides and the Washington
Huskies have just as much manpower
as they did last April, when they
gained a 2la-length victory over Cali
fornia on the West Coast.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
GAITHERSBURG TOPS
MONTGOME MERY LOOP
Downs Takoma Tigers, 10 to 2.
County Horse Show Is Set
for September 10.

CAITHERSBURG A. G. drove out
23 hits to defeat the Takoma Park
Tigers, 10 to q, and 60 into the leae
in the Montgomery County Unlimited
Base Ball League.
Colesville Cardinals moved into sec.
ond place and showed the Rockville
A. A. to the cellar Of the four cor
nered loop by trimming the latter,
to 4, at Colesville.
Silver Spring Giants downed the
Red Sox by IL to on the Silver
Spring diamond.
The Montgomery County Horse
Show Association has set its annual
meeting for September IL on the
farm Of T. Alexander Barnsley, near
Olney. Horse, pony and heavy draft
classes will comprise the program.
Josiah J. Hutton has been re-
elected president of the association,
Mahlon Kirk, 4th, vice president;
Robert H. Miller, secretary, and Stan
ley Stabler, treasurer. Directors are
the four officers, Dean Acheson, Elbin
Leishear, Eli Leishear, Charles T.
Nicholson and Harwood Owings.
One of the best layouts of tennis
courts in this section Of the country
and a new base ball diamond will be
completed soon in the Maryland Sec
ton of Rock Greek Park.
Irving C. Root, chief engineer. for
the Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission, said the
courts and diamond would be ready
for use later in the season and will
be located at Beach drive and Leland
street.
Evening star., 1936-06-22
Slugfests in A. & r. Loop.

n TLANT1C d. PACIFIC LEAGUE
players evidently forgot about field
ing and concentrated on hitting, as
Condor buried Encore, 14-10, and Iona
outlasted Bokar, 25-18. Condor now
is in front with four wins in as
many starts, while Encore and Iona
follow with three victories and two
losses apiece.
Behind the five-hit pitching Of
blond Billy Mitchell, the Hecht Co.
diamonders rallied to nose out Lans-
burgh's, 80, in the ninth inning, to
increase its commanding lead in the
Department Store League. Mitchell
and Gass paced the winning nine
with two hits each. Kann's edged
out Palais Royal in another loop
tilt, 9-8.
Results: