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Evening star., 1937-01-30
DIPLOMAS GIVEN
BY GEN. HOLCOMB
Marine Corps Commandant,
AIumnus of Western,
Makes Presentations.

Maj. Gen. Thomas Holcomb, COM
mandant Of the Marine Corps, ad-
dressed the 81 members of the mid
year graduating class of Western High
School at commencement exercises
yesterday afternoon. Maj. Holcomb
himself is q graduate Of Western, class
Of 1898. q
Helen Miller, secretary Of the grad
uating class. was valedictorian, and
Margaretta Ecklof delivered the salu-
tabory.
Thu Ura Aua
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Church Of the Brethren.

Rev. Rufus D. Bowman will preach
at II am. on The Everlasting Cos
pei" At 8 pm. he will use for his
subject: When Life Is Overbur-
dened." At o'clock the young peo-
Piles group win meet and also the
Adult Study Course on Missions.
The Juniata College Choir will rem
der q program Thursday night under
the leadership of Prof. Charles l.,
Rowland.
Evening star., 1937-01-30

Rev. Andrew Reid Bird, who has
been out of the city for several weeks
owing to the illness Of Mrs Bird, at
Atlantic City, N. j.. has returned and
will preach at both services tomor-
row. His theme at IL am. will be
The Triune God. Our Benediction,
Our Commission, Our Dynamic" and
at 8 pm. Underneath Are the Ever
lasting Arms"
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Miles Memorial C. M. +.

At the II o'clock service Rev. L. @.
Brown will use for his subject Salt"
In the evening, THE Hem Of Christ's
Garment" A union service under
the auspices Of the Missionary Society
Of the c. M. e. Churches of the city
and vicinity will be held at Israel
c. M. E Church at $3.50 pm. Rev.
L. @. Brown will be the guest speaker.
His subject will be Spirit of Sacri-
fice." Prayer service. Wednesday,
8 pm.
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Grace Reformed.

DR.. Ranck breaches in the morning
on THE Consecrated Life" repeating
this sermon by special request.
Conservation meeting in the Young
Peoples Society at pm. led by Betty
Balays.
On Thursday, beginning at 4:3o,
turkey dinner by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety.
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st. Andrews EuiSe0naI-

Holy communion tomorrow at 8 a.m.; !;
morning prayer and sermon, II am.
by Rev. A. j. Wilder; children's serv-
ice, $50 am; young peoples fellow.
ship, pm.
The Service League will meet Mon
day night to make final arrangements
for the Woman's Auxiliary tea at the
Roosevelt Hotel February 6 from 4 to
6 pm
Meeting of the vestry Wednesday at
SPIN.
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Third Baptist.

Missionary day tomorrow, DR.. George
o. Bullock's topic at II am. is Peters
Message to Cornealion's Home" At
pm. there will be a special sermon.
Prayer meeting Tuesday, to 10 pm,
and Thursday, 8 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
lexington PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. Henry B. Wooding will speak
at the II o'clock service on John
Mark"
The annual candle-light service, con-
Quoted by the young people, will be
held at 8 o'clock. The quartet Of the
Mckinley High School. under the
leadership Of Miss v. B. Thompson,
will sing.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Mckinley Memorial Bapti.t

Rev. S. Geriah Lamkins will preach
at IL am. on Rather Rejoice That
Your Names Are Written in Heaven. "
Evangelistic service at 8 pm. Prayer
and praise meeting Tuesday at $50
pm.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
graduation were:
King Of Only Feudal State.

Bob Hathaway. East Orange, N. J.,
native, is King of Sark. small island
in the English Channel. which he says
is the only feudal state left in the
world.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Jones Memorial M. e.

At IL am. DR.. Julius s. Carroll
will give Picture Sermon on the
Million Unit Fellowship Movement"
At $50 pm. the pastor, choir and
congregation will visit the Mount Ver-
non M. E. Church in Ivy City. Rev.
L. L. White, pastor. Prayer service
Wednesday. 8 pm.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Bethany BaptiSt.

George Ruhl, vice president Of the
Columbia Federation of Young People,
will speak tomorrow evening. His
subject will be THE Power Of Prayer"
Rev. M. p. German will speak in the
morning on Words That Uphold"
The Mems Bible Class will hear
Senator M. M. Logan Of Kentucky.
The Amoma Class will be taught by
Perry ]. Stevenson. Mrs. Jaeger has
charge Of the junior church.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Seat Pleasant Methodist,

Rev. Paul E. Bohi will speak at II
am. on Preparation. At 7:30 pm.
he will tell q story Of q "Twice-born
Man."
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Omen Do0r Church.

The pastor will continue the study
Of THE Shepherd Psalm" tomorrow
morning. In the evening Leonard
Brain Of Portuguese West Africa will
bring a missionary message. The
young peoples service convenes at Z
pm.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
CARDOZO HIGH CLASS
OF A. GRADUATED
DR.. J. Hayden Johnson Makes
Presentation Of
Diplomas,
Diplomas.

DR.. ]. Hayden johnson, member of
the Board of Education, presented
diplomas to A graduates Of Cardozo
High School at the midyear COM
mencement exercises last night
Those receiving certificates Of
Evening star., 1937-01-30
CLASS OF is PROMOTED
AT LENOX VOCATIONAL
Ten Of Students to Enter Nc.
Kinley and Six Will Go to
Eastern High.

Lenox Vocational School promoted
ID boys and girls to high schools at
exercises yesterday. Ten students will
60 to Mckinley, six to Eastern and two
have not yet been assigned.
Those promoted were:
TO EASTERN,
6erkman. Betty z. Jones william r.
Finney. William T. Sidney Mary A.
Hall. Russell A. Wright. Miriam r.
TO MCKINLEY.
Andre. GeorgeW beavers. Marion v.
Acton. Donald r. Jenkins, Doris G.
Brickerd. John M. Shadid Albert e.
Bristow. william r. Simmons Louise p
Dean. James T. Wagner. JosephW.
UNASSIGNED.
Coleman. Francis J. Long. Winifred A.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Fifth BaptiSt.

DIR. John E. Briggs. pastor. will
preach at both services tomorrow.
Rev. Jacob Gartenhaus, q mis-
sionary to the Jews, will be the guest
speaker at the meeting Tuesday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Metropolitan A. ME-. z.

Metropolitan A. NJ. E. z.
reaching at II am. by Rev. j. w.
Mccoy; pm, preaching; Tuesday,
JOY service, 8 pm; Friday, prayer
meeting, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Church Of the Epiphany.

OHuieu VI INC EpipHdny.
There will be morning prayer at II
o'clock with a sermon by the rector,
DR.. z. B. Phillips. At 8 pm. there
will be evensong and sermon by Rev.
Mr.. Cartmell.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Highlands Baptist.

The pastor is preaching . series Of
sermons on THE Common Relation
ship of Life" Tomorrow's sermon
will be on "Our Church" and "The
Bread Of Life" in the evening. The
Muir Club will meet with Mr.. King,
1902 Decatur street. at 5 pm. The
Workers Council will meet with Mr..
Pendall, Broadmoor Hotel, Tuesday
evening. The Golden Rule Glass will
meet Wednesday evening
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Church of Two Worlds.

Church Of Two Worlds.
"The Mercy Store" will be the sub
ject Of the address by Rev. H. Gordon
Burroughs at the Hotel Continental
tomorrow at pm.
At the meeting Wednesday at 8 pm.
he will conduct a spiritual healing
and message service following his lee
ture.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
KenjIvorth Presbvterian.

Kenilworth Presbyterian.
"The Badge Of Discipleship" will be
the theme Of the morning sermon Of
Rev. X. G. Buker. Miss Elsie Wilker.
son will lead the meeting Of the
young people at $50 pm. Sunday
evening will be 1.-THE Accomplish.
ments Of Six Years" Midweek prayer
service Thursday
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Healing Services.

Healing SERVICES,
Holy communion will be celebrated
at the service Of Christian healing in
the Church Of st. Stephen and the
Incarnation Tuesday at 1890. Rev.
Paul Duliver Wilbur, rector. will Of
ficiate.
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Western PRESBYTERIAN
Church Of the PILGRIMS.

DIR. Durham will preach at II am.
from the text Escape for Thy Life"
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E. TO BE HELD AT CATHEDRAL
Church Activities
Continued From Page B-5.)

Baptist Minister Conference.
A meeting will be held Monday at
Calvary Baptist Church at II am.
Rev. William A. La Rue, pastor OF
Takoma Park Baptist Church, will
read a paper on Exploring the Word.
Spiritual" Ministers of all denomina.
tions are invited.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
SUB PITCHER SWATS
CHISOX TO VICTORY
Brown Knocks Home Winning
Run in Eleventh as Browns
Bow bY 5 to 4.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July lo.-Pitcher Clint
Brown not only played the part
Of rescuer for the White Sox today,
but also drove in the run which gave
the Chicago club a 5-to-4 victory
over the st. Louis Browns in II
innings.
The Sox win was the second Of the
current series from the Browns and
kept the Chicagoans within five and
one-half games OF the league leading
New York Yankees.
In the decisive eleventh, Jackie
Hayes opened with q walk, Berger
sacrificed and Sewell Intentionally was
passed. In this setting, Brown, who
entered the game to relieve Merritt
Sugar Cain in the eighth, banged
single to center to score Hayes with
the winning marker
Evening star., 1937-07-11
BEES ARE HELPLESS
IN WALTERS HANDS
Phillies Score 4-to-0 Victory a.
Bucky Gives Up Four Hits
for Second Shutout.

By the Associated Press.
ROSTON. July 10.-Bucky Walters
of the Phillies shut out the Bos-
ton Bees. 4 to 0, today on four hits
for his ninth victory Of the season.
Walters hurled hitless ball for five
innings in which only one Boston
player Debe Garms, reached first base.
First batter, he received a walk.
While Walters was pitching his
second shutout of the season in Boston,
his teammates landed on Guy Bush
for IL hits and all their runs
The Phillies punched home their
first run in the fourth inning when
Pinky Whitney singled to center after
Morris Arnovich had doubled.
Four singles and Warstler's error
gave the visitors three runs in the
seventh to ice the game. Walters pro-
vided the spark in this rally by driving
in the first run.
Leo Norris led the Phillies' attack
to even the current series by banging
out three singles. Arnovich and Whit
nev each connected safely twice.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
Medwick Is Rated Toug hest at Bat
Lazzer Cownest of Games Practical Jokes-Jordan

Yankee teammates leave the dress
ing room Then reach in their
lockers and cut the feet of their
socks Some fun It's 4
circus with those Athletics
Connie Mack now uses pitchers
for outfielders, outnelders for in
fielders, etc, etc, Question
What does he use for ball players?
They're talking up a new man.
ager for the Cleveland Indians, rs
we'll as the st. Louis Browns for
next year. Keep your eye on
young Buddy Rosar as catcher
conner. :. He's going like house
afire for the Newark Bears
First choice Of ball players as
the toughest man with a bat in
his hands is Ducky Medwick
And no one could put up an argu-
ment after seeing him hit 4 high
curve to right field, low curve
to left, and pitch down the mid
Evening star., 1937-07-11
PARKS TENNIS MEET
WILL BEGIN JULY "a
Fee Must Be Paid Before Entry
Is Drawn for Tournament
on 10th Street Courts,

WAsH1NGToN's annual public
parks tennis tournament will be
held on the Sixteenth Street Reservoir
courts starting Saturday, July "a, it
was announced last night.
The only deviation from the con-
ventional announcement Of the an
nual event was the fact that no
entrants name will be placed in the
draw before the fee Of 81 for singles
and - for doubles teams are paid.
Entry blanks for all amateurs who
are not members, or enjoy the privi-
leges Of private tennis clubs, are avail
able At all public courts and the
Tennis Shop. 1919 Fifteenth street.
They will not close until July %.
Winfree Z. johnson is the referee
Of the tournament and will be aided by
committee including James Heiskell,
Deane Judd, Felix Silva and William
Shreve.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
SOFT BALL TEAMS
BATTLE FOR TITLE.
Big Gathering Expected to See
Carr-Art's Twin Bill in
County Loop Today.

A LARGE turnout is expected at the
= play-off for the first-half cham
pionship Of the Prince Georges County
Soft Ball League between Carr Bros.
and Boswell. Inc, Of Hyattsville and
Arts Diner ten Of Washington today at
Magruder Park. Hyattsville. starting
at PAS pm. A double-header will be
played with the team winning two
out Of the three-game series gaining
honors for the half.
Paul Douglas. rated the fastest
hurler in the county. and Elwyn Wood
ward. College Heights youngster who
recently pitched no-hit no-run game,
will take the mound for Cars in the
two games, while Ed Pearce will hurl
one Of the games for Arts Diner.
Carr Bros. recently won the first
half OF the Sherwood Playground
League and won total Of 20 games
while dropping 4.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
OPENS SECOND HALF
Heurichs and Coffeys Clash in
First Game-O'Donnells Are
Team to Beat,

LEAN TO Beat.
WITH O'Donnell's Sea Food listed
~ the team to beat, the Indus
trial League starts its second-half
schedule this week. The Heurich
Brewers and Cof1ey Screen Co. play
the opening game tomorrow on the
Ellipse ut S o'clock.
stymied by poor hitting the Brew
srs have added two veterans in an
effort to break an eight-game losing
streak. Willie Silverman, leading
pitcher for Gordon's Cafeteria in the
National City League. will bolster 4
none -too-strong mound staff, and Ed
Iuckett, hard hitting inflelder for the
Mount Rainier Grays, has been
drafted for immediate duty.
Two players also will be making
their first appearances with CofIey,
Carl WAhler having been signed for
slab duty and N. Miller As q utility
infielder.
O'Donnelrs, frst-half champions,
meet the fast-traveling Old Milwaukee
Beer team on Tuesday. also on the
Ellipse. With Lefty Stevens, Stump
Talburt and Charlie Booker, three OF
the city's shrewdest mound veterans,
available, the Sea Fooders enter the
last half well equipped to defend the
title they won last year as the Miller
Furniture nine.
George Oertel, Western High star,
and Jim Barnard, outflelder, have
been added to O'Donnell's lineup. In
the weeks other games. Heurich will
meet National Savings on Wednesday
and Coffey collides with the same
bankers the following day.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
RED S0X GRAB TWO
T|LTS FROM MACKS
Heat Forces Grove to Retire After
Five Frames-Cronin Gets
Pair of Homers.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10. - The
Athletics lost both ends OF
double-header with the Boston Red
sox today.
The scores were . to 2 and So, the
second game going II innings.
Boston pounded out four homers
in returning Lefty Grove the winner
IN the opening clash. He quit after
f1ve innings because Of the heat. Joe
Cronin, who hit two, sewed the game
up With his first one, hit in the nth
inning with Chapman on base. Jimmy
Foxx and Buster Mills hit the other
circuit drives.
Pink held the sox to four hits and
two unearned runs In the first 10
innings Of the nightcap. Lyn Nelson,
a pitcher subbing in the outf1eld,
tripled and scored In the seventh and
in the ninth tied the score NTH 4
home run. The Sox scored three times
IN the eleventh on four infield hits
ana bad throw by Russ Peters.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
HEURICH'S, G0RD0N'S
TILT FOR PLAY.0FF
Winner Today Will Battle Rose
Liquors for First-Half
Citv Loop Title,

FLASHING for the privilege Of meet
~ ing Rose Liquor Store diamond
ers next Sunday for the Division A
flrst-half championship In the Ma
tional City League, Heurich Brewers
and Gordon's Cafeteria mines will
meet today in the first game Of 4 triple
tie play-of on South Ellipse field at )
o'clock.
Silverman and Fradin will comprise
the battery for Gordon's, while either
James, Lawson or Ranny Helm will
pitch for Heurich's, with Fee Colliere
behind the plate.
Following is the schedule for today
in unlimited, junior and midget divi-
sions:
Heurich vs.. Gordon's Cafe, South Ellipse.
elay.otl triple tie. frst half. Rose Liquor
A LEAGUE.
Second HAIL.
Union Printers vs. Dixie Pis: East nlipse.
Mount RAINIER Te1h Hsh " sehoo Aaie0's'' Motors
B LEAGUE.
New Deal vs.. Ross jewelers.. No. /. Fair
Reads Pharmacy ". H. b. IAary, No. /,
TAkomA.
star Radio Co. ". D. G. Plumbers. No. 2,
Takoma.
Cardinals draw forfeit-white Haven,
bye.
JUNIORS.
Police B. G. 4 VS.. J. @. Flood Co., South
r.ss fo1'ss Him., ?, c. 5 '" w.d.' Auto service,
Petworth A. c. W. Stewart Pharmacy,
No. l, Takoma.
Browdy's Liquor vs. Nick Bombard, No.
!. Fairlawn.
MIDGETs.
Police B. c. 4 VS.. Georke Deoudes Co.,
South Ellipse
Police B. G. 5 W. Corrs Bicycles. East
Ellipse.
Hilltop Market vs. Police D. G. IL, No. /.
Fairlawn.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
N. A. NET PLAY EARLY
Doubles Meet Opens at Army-Navy
Country Club Thursday.

Starting two days earlier than
scheduled, the Middle Atlantic tennis
doubles tournament will begin on the
courts Of Army Navy Country Club on
Thursday afternoon, it has been an
nounced by officials. Play will con-
tinue on Friday and Saturday, with
the championship match tentatively
set for Sunday.
Thomas J. Magnan is the chairman
of the Tournament Committee and A.
K. Tgert, president Of the Southern
Tennis Association, ofncial referee
Louis I. Doyle and Maj. c. w. Chris
tenberry also are serving on the COM
mittee. Entries should be sent to the
Middle Atlantic Tennis Committee,
Army-Navy Club, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
KING CARL BRUTAL
IN TAKING REVENGE
Yields Dodgers, Who Broke
His Streak, Three Hits
as Giants Win, 40.
By the Associated Press.

~ ROOkLYN, July 10.-King Carl
- Hubbell took sweet revenge on
the Dodgers today. banking
- them with three hits as he
pitched the New York Giants to 4
4-to-0 victory to even the current
series.
Facing the Brooklyns for the first
time since they broke his all-time
high winning streak of "a straight on
May 81. "Old Squarepants" famed
only one but did not walk batter.
He pitched six innings Of hitless ball,
allowing only a single by Johnny
Cooney in the first. double by Cookie
Lavagetto with two away in the sec
ond, and a single by Tony Malinosky
in the eighth.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
Totals 81 12 ~ is Totals 35 2713
'Batted for Bridges in seventh.
fBatted for Coffman in ninth

Cleveland ------ 200 21O OO3-s
Detroit - - 010 600 3l2-7
Runs-Hughes. Averill (2>. Trosky t3).
Weatherly. Sullivan. Rogell Greenberg.
Walker 90 York. Fox. Laabs. Runs
13), Larry (2). Laabs (2j. York and Green-
berg Two-base hits--Averill (2). Solters.
walker, Fox. HuFhes. Larry. York and Ro-
sell. Three-base hit-Solters. Home runs
-Trosky (2). Iaabs. sacrince-Tebbetts.
Double eplays-Gehringer. Rosell to Green
berg: Hale. HuGhes to Trosky. Left on
balls-On Bridges 3; of Conman !; Of
Harder. ! Strikeouts--By Bridges. 4; by
Harder. 4. Hits-oh BridEes. in In
Harder 7 in innings (none out in
eishth: of .Galehouse. in innings.
HIT by pitcher-By. BRIDGES (suIlivan).
Winning pitchef-Galehouse. Losing pitch
tr-Ooffman. Umpires-Messrs. Johnston,
Owens and Moriarty. Time-2:14. At
tkndance-31. 800.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
WARNEkE POUNDED
AS REDLEGS ROMP
Ambitious Card Hurler Nicked
for 13 Bingles Before Re.
<irAmenf in Fifth.


BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. July 1o.-Lon warneke
OF the Cardinals went after his
eleventh. victory Of the season today
but instead was charged with his
fourth defeat As Cincinnati's Reds
pummeled st. Louis for An 1l-to-3
victory.
From the time the veteran Chick
Hafey. . former Card. doubled to
drive in Les Scarsella with the Reds
initial run in the first inning, Gin
cinnati held the upper hand.
Warneke was jerked after Ival Good
man hit the Reds fourth home run
and thirteenth hit OF the Arkansas
humming bird in the NTH.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
Probable Hurlers
In Majors Today

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July lo.-Probable
pitchers in the major leagues
tomorrow:
American.
Washington at New York (2),
Weaver and De Shong VS.. Hadley
and Chandler. Boston at Phila-
delphia (2), Wilson and McKain
vs.. Smith and Thomas. Cleveland
at Detroit, Feller vs.. Poffenberger.
st. Louis at Chicago (2), Knott
and Bonetti VS.. Stratton and Lyons.
National.
New York at Brooklyn (2), Mel
ton and Castleman VS.. Mungo and
Hoyt. Philadelphia At Boston az,
Mulcahy and johnson vs.. Fette
and Gabler. Cincinnati At st,
Louis t2), Davis and Hollings-
worth vs.. Haines or Winford and
Harrel. Chicago At Pittsburgh, Lee
and Swift.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
D. c. RACKETER LOSES

PHILADELPHIA, July 10 (P.-Two
University OF California students.
Julius Heldman Of the Los Angeles
branch, and Robert HArmAn Of
Berkeley, became flnalists today in
the Middle Atlantic tennis tourna-
ment.
Heldman defeated Robert Kamrath,
University Of Texas, in = five set
duel, 2-6, 60, SIS. 81. 81.
Harman won IS, 60, In the first
two sets Of his semi fnal match With
Gilbert Hunt Of Washington, IS,
60, and Hunt defaulted early in the
third set.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
Homer Standings
Ry the Associated Press.

0J Efie AoooCfkoe0 feSS'
Yesterdays homers-Trosky, Indians
3; Laabs,. Tigers, q, Cronin, Red Sox,
2; F'oxx, Red Sox, /; Mills, Red Sox,
/; Nelson, Athletics, L. Weatherly, In
dians, /: solters, Indians, /; Green
berg, Tigers. /: Cliff, Browns, l; APP
pling, White Sox, l; Berger, Giants,
/; Goodman, Reds, /; Myers, Reds, l.;
Hafey, Reds, /; Scarsella, Reds, /.
The leaders-Di Maggie, Yankees,
~; Greenberg, Tigers, 10; Medwick,
Cardinals, Is: Selkirk, Yankees, II:
OFT, Giants, II: Foxx, Red 6ox, Is;
Cliff, Browns, 10.
League totals-American. 347: Ma
tional 372. Total, e69.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
Greenberg Hits No. 10.

HANK GREENBERG, the Tiger
first baseman, whacked out his
nineteenth homer Of the season in the
first, in which Julius Solters and Row
Weatherly also got round trips for the
Indians.
A Cleveland four-run rally threat
ened to tie up the first game in the
ninth. but Jack Russell. who pitched
to the last two Indians. saved the game
for LynWood Rove The Schoolboy
relieved Jake Wade in the fourth
inning and was credited with the
victory.
The Tigers made an attempt to
come back in the nightcap when
Laabs scored Rudy York ahead Of
him with his home run but the rally
ended with Detroit one run behind
Evening star., 1937-07-11
CLASH AT QUEENS net
Cameron, McNeill Finalists in
New York Tourney.

NEW YORK, July 10 R).-Gerin
Cameron OF Tulsa University, runner
up for the national intercollegiate title,
and Don McNeill of Oklahoma City
and Kenyon College, national Junior
indoor champion, gained the final
round Of the Queens County tennis
tournament at the Seminole Club
today.
Cameron vanquished David Geller
OF New York Ga, 60, 6-2. and
McNetll turned back 3. Ellsworth DAY.
export, ID. Of Forest Hills. former
Harvard star. Ga, @, e. -.
Evening star., 1937-07-11
FIRST GAME.
Totals 40 12241l Totals 3Sls27 :
'Batted for Andrews in ninth.

Runs-Lary t2l. Hushes. Averill t2p,
Trosky t2). Solters Campbell. Hevins,
Weatherly, Fox. Rogell Greenberg Io1,
YORK, Laabs 60. Tebbetts t2) Rowe t2)
Errors-Walker t2). Gehrinser. Tebbetts
Hughes. Hevmg. Runs batted in-Teb-
belts go. Walker (2D. Solters (2D, Trosky
erly. Rowe Fox Larry. Laabs. Two-base
hits-Walker. Campbell. Laabs. Tebbetts
Larry. Averill RoEen. Home runs-Solters,
rifices-Wade. Rowe Rogel. Left on
bases-.Detroit. IL: Cleveland. T. Bases
on balls-On Wade. /; OF Rowe. l. off
BY Wade. 3: by Rowe, 2: by White
hill. 2; by Andrews. l. Hits-Of
Wade. in 31s innings: of Russell. / in
3 inning: on Andrews. 3 in 9 innings: off
Rowe. 7 in 5ls innings: on Whitehili. 6 in
3zs innings: of Heving, 7 in 2s none out
in seventh. Winning pitcher-Rowe wild
pitch-Rowe. Losing pitcher-Whitehill
Umpires--Messrs. Moriarty. Johnston and
Owens Time-2:4S
Evening star., 1937-07-11
TIGERS AND TRIBE
TRADE 1-RUN WINS
BengaIs Take First, 12-11,
Drop Second, 8-7-Eight
Home Runs Hit.
b. the Associated Press,

~ ETROIT, July 10.-The Detroit
Tigers and the Cleveland
/ Indians divided their twin
- bill today, the Bengals win
ming the first, II to II. and losing the
second, 8 to 7. Eight home runs were
scored in the two games.
Hal Trosky, Cleveland first sacker.
hit for one our-bagger in the opener
and two more in the second game
Chet Laabs. Detroit left fielder play
ing the FIRST and coming up as
pinch hitter late in the second, got
one in each.