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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23
Key West Enters East Coast
WinterLeague With Hialeah
Contest Sunday At Haleah
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY AGUILAR


-
Monday, Jan. 2-High School
VS.. Park Tigers; DeMolays VS..
Lions Club.
Friday, Jan. 6-Park Tigers VS..
Army; High School VS.. Demo-
lays.
Monday, Jan. 9-Sea Food
Grill VS.. Park Tigers.
MONROE COUNTY BASE
BALL LEAGUE will hold its reg
ular weekly meeting tonight at
the San Carlos Hall. The league
has but three games to play and
it will be decided tonight when
they shall be played. Key West
Conchs have a game with Ba-
cardi Club and one with Poultry
& Egg Company nine. Should
Key West nine win both games
then the Conchs, Poultrymen
and Trojans will play a round
robin SrieS to determine the Win
ner of this half. Should Poultry
men win their game with Key
West then the former players will
cinch the honors. If Poultrymen
lose and Bacardis win, then Tro-
jams, Bacardi and Poultrymen
will play the round-robin series
and Key West will be eliminated.
Standing of the leapllR.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23

FOOTBALL GAME will be
played tomorrow morning, 10
o'clock, at BayvieW Park. Key
West Stars will meet Park Tigers.
Both clubs have been practicing
hard and a large crowd is ex-
pected to witness the first game
in Key West this year. Another
gridiron affair will be played
Christmas Day and the final con-
test will be on New Years Day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23
FISHERMEN FRIGHTENED

Santa Monica. Calif.--Anglers
in the Pacific Ocean about two
miles off Topanga Canyon Beach
report that a mysterious airplane
dropped fifteen objects believed
TO have been dummy bombs.
within 20 yards of their two
fishing boats. The frightened
fishermen quickly returned TO
shore.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23
CUT KILLS DOCTOR

Philadelphia - DR.. Elizabeth
O'Hearn. of Shenandoah. Pa,
died as a result Of prick on the
index finger Of her left hand
during an operation on a child.
The keen edge of the scalpel left
staphylococcus virus, which
rapidly spread through her SyS-
tenn, and. while every known
serum was given her. the dis
ease proved fatal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23
who Can Compete with A Moonr

Caroline is false 10 the
league. girl growled at a
strawberry festival.
"Falseg How So?" said a visitor
from the city.
Here we are. the girl explain
ed, selling kisses for charity. and
Caroline is bootlegging them out
side in the moonlight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23

WITH EXCITEMENT HIGH in
the hot race for league leads in
the Island City Basketball League
fans will be watching for the
doubleheader Friday night with
the league-leading Army playing
the strong Sea Food Grill in the
first game and the Park Tigers
playing the DeMolaYs in the
nightcap.
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Invitations TO Bowl Games

AS Southeastern Conference
Champions, the Florida A. g. III
RattlerS have been invited 20
play LangSton University Of Ok
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23

Barometer 1850 ., M. today:
Sea level, 30.06.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23

Army officers perturhed by at
titude instanecd by radio panic"
and calls for air protection
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Tempsraiures'
Evening star., 1938-05-08
CUBS DEFEAT BEES
ON TALLY IN TENTH
Marty Singles With Two On and
One Gone to Win Game, 5.4.
Bryant Driven Out.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 7.-Joe Marty S
single with two on base and one out
in the 10th inning drove in Billy Her
man with the run that enabled Chi
cago's Cubs to defeat Boston. to 4,
today after the Bees had come from
behind a four run disadvantage to
tie the score
The victory gave the Cubs sweep
in the two-game series.
The Bees pounded Clay Bryant
from the box with three-run attack
in the fifth. Tex Carleton relieved
him, permitted the tying run in the
seventh and was in frequent trouble,
but lasted to win the decision over
Jim Turner, who went the route for
Boston.
Boston made only eight hits of
Bryant and Carleton. but the former
walked seven and Carleton three more.
1t was Carleton's third win of the
Evening star., 1938-05-08
KLE|N-DA|RY TILT
SANDL0T LEADER
Unbeaten Mines Face Today
in City A Loop-Typos
Play P. B. c. a.

Klein Tavern and Fairfax Dairy
mines, both undefeated, meet in the
strong National City Sunday A League
at o'clock on the South Ellipse in
the feature of today's sandlot base
ball program.
The dairy nine. new to the league
this year, fairly ruined the A. & p
NJ B. A. last Sunday in the opening
game, sinking it under a 27-l score,
and have hopes of doing something
similar today with the Tavern boys.
In the Fairfax lineup are half a
dozen former college baseball stars,
among them John De Bettencourt,
captain of the Columbia University
nine in 1896. who will take the
mound this afternoon His battery
mate will be Ed Smith. who played
with Lafayette in 1885, 1886 and
1887. winning his letter the last two
years.
Klein to Pitch Liggett.
Another good pitcher, Bill Liggett,
is slated to oppose De Battencourt.
Last Sunday he was instrumental in
the 6-3 defeat Klein handed Union
Printers, holding them to five hits.
Yves Moore will be on the receiving
end
The Printers will try to make up
for this defeat by putting big Carl
Lefty Bean on the hill in their
tilt with Police Boys Club No. 4 on
the East Ellipse. His opponent will
be Jimmy De Chard. The Police Club
is not expecting too much trouble.
however. and plans to show more OF
the batting and fielding strength
which put it ahead OF the Sanitary
Grocery nine last week.
SUNDAY A LEAGUE. 3 PM.
Police Boys Club No. 4 vs.. Union Prlnt- IN. :,
ers. East Ellpse Klein Tavern e vs., fal,nsH Inno1
VS. Sanitary Grocery west Potomac No. 9;
4, & ?. NJ. B. A. VS.. Market Pharmacy
Rosedale.
SUNDAY B LEAGUE. 3 PM.
Anacostia Motors vs.: GiraEdians,p p1S,,n No; :
Fairlawn;. Capital Transit vs.; Tqsci lump 10
Noiand Supply. West Potomac No. 10; Rus.
sell Motors VS. Reads Pharmacy. Mount
Rainier High field.
MONDAY.
Accounts and Deposits. VS.. Maritime
North Ellipse: Veterans AdmlnlStratlon vs.
Federal Alcohol, EaS Ellipse: Old MliWau-
kee VS.. National Savings south Eiilpse'
Thompsons Dairy VS.. Pepco. West Elilpse.
TUESDAY.
Bureau Eneravine VS.. Labor. East Ell
lipse Seven Up vs.. Heurich West Ellipse'
Gas Co. VS. Union Printers, North Elllpse;
F. B. I. vs.. Railroad Retirement, South
Ellipse.
WEDNESDAY.
General Accounting Checks vs.. Railway
Mail. South Ellipse: Russell Motors vs.
ODonnels. North Ellipse: Union Printers
VS.. Thompson's. East Elllpse; Interior VS..
ers vs.. Naval Air. Air Station.
THURSDAY.
Accounts and Deposits VS.. Procurement.
South Ellipse: General Accountng-P. o.
VS. veterans Administration. West Ellipse;
National Savings VS.. Heurich. East Ellipse;
F. B. l. vs. District Commissioners North
Ellipse: Naval Air vs. Railroad Retirement.
Air Station.
Maritime VS.. Labor. West Ellipse: Fed
eral Alcohol VS. Railway Mail. North Ell
lipse: Seven Up VS.. Russell Motor No. ,:
Gas co. vs. Pepco South Ellipse: Railroad
Retirement VS.. Interior. East Elipse
All weekday games called at pm.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
B0S0X TOP BROWNS
WITH 6-RUN SEVENTH
Grove Gives Only Four Hits in
7-2 Win as Higgins Errors
Prevent Shutout.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BOSTON, May bob Lefty)
Grove held the st. Louis Browns to
four hits today and the Boston Red
Sox swept a two-game series with
a 10 victory. 1t was the veteran
southpaws fourth win in as many
starts.
Both of the Browns tallies, made in
the first inning, were unearned. due to
a pair of errors by Pinky Higgins
between singles by Ralph Kress and
George McQuinn. During the re-
mainder Of the game Grove prevented
all but two of the Browns from reach
ing first base.
The Red Sox, who managed to force
In single run on Jim Walkup in the
first. trailed until the seventh. when
they set of six-run barrage against
that right-hander. Three of those
tallies resulted from Jimmy Foxx'
fifth homer Of the season, which came
with two mates aboard.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
SCHUMACHERL0 LOST
IN GIANT VICTORY
Ace Right-Hander Is Hit on
Chest by Batted Ball.
BUGS Beaten, 6-5.
By the Associated Press.

oS tue hSSOCldteQ FTe6S.
PITTSBURGH. May THE New
York Giants made it two straight over
their favorite cousins. the Pirates, to-
day with a 6-to-S victory, but the
win cost them the services OF their
top right handler, Prince Hal Schu-
macher.
A line smash off Gus Suhr's bat
in the sixth inning struck Hal on the
chest. He flelded the ball for the
putout, but then collapsed on the
field and had to be helped to the
dressing room. DR.. j. Huber Wagner
hospital after diagnosing the injury
as severe chest contusions and possible
broken ribs.
Up to that point. Hal held the
upper hand. sporting a AZ lead on
the strength of three-run Giant
rally in the fifth. His relief. Dick
Coffman and Harry Gumbert. col
lapsed. however. and the Pirates went
in front in the seventh on a three
run splurge. with singles by Lee
Handley, Lloyd Waner and Johnny
Rizzo driving in the tallies, before
Walter Brown stopped the rally.
Brown Credited With Win.
Brown then went on to take credit
for the victory when the Giants
pushed over a pair in the eighth. Jim
Ripple's single. Mel Otis triple and
Hank Leiber's long fly did the trick.
Joe Bowman. second Pirate pitcher,
was the victim.
Jojo Moore. leading the Giant at
tack, stretched his hitting streak to
l3 straight games with pair OF
triples. A crowd of 1904 turned
OUT.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
TROSKY'SH|T WINS
BATTLE OF WITS
Gives Tribe 4-to.2 Edge on
AS as Witt and Mack
JuggIe Players.
BY the hsso ciated'Press.

PHILADELPHIA May 7.-Pinch-
hitter Hal Trosky's single drove in
Bad News" Hale with the winning
run in the eighth inning today as
Cleveland defeated the Athletics,
4 to 2.
A battle of wits between Managers
Oscar Witt Of Cleveland and Connie
Mack of the Athletics preceded
Trosky's appearance at the plate.
With Hale on third. Averill on first,
the score tied and one out, Witt first
sent Right-hander Julius Solters to
ba. for Bruce Campbell Mack i'm
mediately replaced Southpaw Ed
Smith with Nelson Potter, a right
handler. so Witt withdrew Solters in
favor Of Trosky
frankie Pytlak followed Trosky
with another single to drive in an
other run.
Home runs accounted for all of
the other scores. Hale led of with
circuit clout in the first and Camp
bell poled one in the second. while
Gene HaSson's tremendous drive over
the right-field fence scored Bob John
son ahead of him to account for both
Philadelphia runs In the seventh.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Minor Leagues

International League.
Toronto, 30; Jersey City, la.
Baltimore. l. Rochester. O.
Syracuse. S. Montreal. Z.
Newark, IA; Buffalo. s.
American Association.
Louisville. 8; Kansas City. 4.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee. Toledo at
Minneapolis. Columbus at St. Paul.
postponed. cold.
Southern Association.
Atlanta. 7-6; New Orleans, OIL.
Memphis, IS; Knoxville, 4.
Birmingham at Chattanoosa, post
poned. rain.
Nashville and Little Rock. not sched-
uled.
Pacific Coast League.
Los Angeles. 10: Oakland, 3.
San Diego, /: Portland. O.
Hollywood, 10: San Francisco, 8.
Eastern League.
Trenton. 8: Williamsport, /.
Hazelton. s. Binghamton. 2.
Elmira. 8: Hartford, 0.
Albany, 10: Wilkes-Barre. 10.
South Atlantic League.
Spartanburg. 14-2: Jacksonville, 3-5
(second game seven innings.
Piedmont Leagne.
Norfolk. g; Winston-Salem, l.
Asheville. 10: Portsmouth, 3.
Sally League.
Augusta Columbus. postponed, rain.
Texas League.
Houston at Tulsa. Shreveport at OK.
lahoma City, postponed, cold.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
|HOYAG0LF TEAM
GETSEVENBREAK
Loses to Princeton After
Beating Pennsylvania in
League Play.
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

ny WALlEh MCCALLIM.
Georgetown University's impressive
golf team, billed as potential national
champions q few days agoS won and
lost in opening Eastern intercollegiate
League links matches at the Manor
Country Club yesterday and a thick
pail OF gloom spread over the Hilltop
today as the links lads OF Hoya-dom
grimly faced three contests next week
end at Princeton with little more than
forlorn hope OF annexing the Eastern
League title
The Hoyas, up with team heralded
as the finest ever to represent George,
town in college golf competition, won;
impressively from Pennsylvania inI
morning matches yesterday at Manoj
by score Of 7 to 2, then shifted thei.!
lineup around in the afternoon and
dropped 6-to-3 decision to Waltei
Bourne's Well-coached Princeton team.
And today the lads from the Hilltop
face a gloomy prospect.
They play three matches next week
end in Tigertown, against Penn.
Cornell and Penn State, and must win
them all to stay in the running. At
the same time Princeton must lose
match while Georgetown wins all
three to create tie in the Southern
half of the league schedule. Had the
Hoyas shot the golf agaist Princeton
they poured at PENNSYLVANIA in the
forenoon session they would today be
on top.
johnson Shoots &C.
record-setting four -under-par 6s
came off the blazing clubs of Harvey
johnson, Columbia Country Club
champion, and No for Georgetown
as the boys played the new holes at
Manor for the first time, with Burke
OF Georgetown and Moore of Penn also
scoring sub-par 69s, and with all the
best ball contests being won with
beloW-par scores. But where the Hoyas
were strictly in the groove in the
morning session they were as far off
form in the matinee engagement
against Princeton, their toughest foe.
they shifted John Burke and Charlie
Pettijohn. who had been playing and
s, up to Nos. l and 2, and both lost.
Burke, with mediocre rs, dropped
a 4-and-3 decision to Prince Fumitaki
Konoye, Princeton captain and son Of
the Premier of Japan. Konoye shot a
sub-par 68 in subduing the former
Rhode Island amateur and open cham
pion.
Shea Plays. Strongly.
Middle Atlantic champion Billy
Shea, playing in the 5th slot, showed
the best golf for Georgetown against
Princeton with II, to win from E.
Clark of the Tigers.
Georgetown, :: PENNSYLVANIA. 2.
-, Shea C. " defeated Williams Penn :
up moore tPenn) defeated Nee &C. u /
peitxeiier q u deteatsd % Morpeth .D ePs Penni
Georsetovn o., 5 and md " BurEe nfss C: 5ai1j u
ePefeated PeffiioSn A e. .Thgmosoq Penn and
5 sra and g. Best ball-Georsetovn (66j 6
Princeton. 6: GEORGETOWN. 3.
r. konoye 'Princeton) defeated Burke
aetea1ed sets ssp1Ints,oo PeEsiohn C. " up il hoes
ssPTinsston1 dsteatsd pettNaeiler &c. C S1E'y "
p2incs,or pqhns9n e ~ u and 3. Best ball
Shea C. q Defeated E Clark prince
toni tom, and J.: Nee g. y, defeated, Den
Gs5n Georserewn 1pginee.on, snd and l. Best ball
= Here is Johnson's record score:
A 5ohnsonHous - 44s 44s S$f s$a 435-ss 43s--ss
5ohnson-1n - 45 rs 81 "a 4s4-$s-es 4a4-$-s
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Bonura Respects
Golf Pros Punch

Zeke Bananas" Bonura, slug
ging first haseman of the Nationals,
knows you can't hit baseball with
bat as far as golf pro can hit
a golf ball. They tried to gang up
on zeke, flock of golf pros and
ball players. at Chicago some time
ago You hit one as hard as you
can" Horton Smith told zeke. land
Harry Cooper will hit a golf ball
with iron, and We'll see If you
can outhit him"
Nothing doing" said Zeke. IT
know you guys can knock a golf
ball over the fence with a flick of
the wrist. and I'm not sticking my
neck out. wouldn't have a
chance" Horton Smith tells the
yarn.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
zra Single Tenth Sends 81 Win White Sox
Probable Hurlers
In Majors Today

NEW YORK. May 7 tP.-Prob-
able pitchers in the major leagues
tomorrow: (Won-lost records in
parenthesis.)
American League.
Chicago at New York-Dietrich
Old VS.. Pearson CID.
Detroit at Philadelphia-Rowe
(0-0) VS.. Nelson (0-0.
st. Louis at Washington-Ta-
mulis (0-2 VS.. Ferrell (3-D.
Cleveland at Boston-Feller
go VS.. Wilson (0-2).
National League.
New York at Chicago-Hubbel
go VS.. French l-2).
Boston at. Pittsburgh-Fette
Q-2) VS.. Bauers (0-D.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Walters u-3) VS.. Vandermeer
Old.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis-Fitzsim-
mons DID VS.. Warneke go.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
DETROIT WINS HOCKEY
Scores, 1915, Over transformers In
English Exhibition.

BRIGHTON. England, May 7 (P.
The Detroit Red Wings buried their
Transforming" National Hockey
League rivals, 10 to S. in an exhibition
game before $500 fans tonight. The
Red Wings were superior throughout
the wide-open game, flashing a bril-
liant passing attack.
Doug Young. Carl Liscomb and
Mud Bruneteau scored two goals
each and Pete Bessone. Marty Barry,
Sgd Howe and Wally Kilrea one
apiece. Pollu Drouin made two of
the losers goals, and Babe Siebert,
Johnny Cagnon and George Mantha
the others.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
DEWITT NINE VICTOR.

Dewitt Prep defeated Charlotte Hall
nine yesterday, 81. on the Virginians'
diamond. zimple. pitching for Dewitt,
allowed but two hits. the seven runs
being accounted for by the nine walks
he issued, several errors and home
run. Bennett, in right field for the
local nine. made four hits in four
times at bat, and scored three runs.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
SCHOOL FOR BASEBALL
Mats to Instruct Legion's FRS
Glass Tomorrow Night.

The American Legion's first baseball
school class will be held at 7:45 O'Clock
tomorrow night in the st. Johns Col
lege gymnasium, Vermont avenue and
N street NV.
In addition to Clark Griffith and
Bucky Harris, three members of the
Nats-Buddy Lewis, Elon Hogsett and
Angelo Giuliani-will be present to
give instructive talks. Lewis and
Giuliarn were at one time members
Of American Legion Junior baseball
teams.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
U. S. BIKEMEN EIGHTH

LONDON. May 7 (P.-The Belgian
pair of A. Buysse and A. Billet won
the Wembly six-day bike race which
ended tonight. They covered 1850
miles and four laps and gained 1,348
points.
The United States entry Of Joseph
Rodman and Henry OBrien was
eighth with 384 points. They finished
three laps (three tenths Of a mile)
behind the winners,
Evening star., 1938-05-08
YANKEES I HITS
CONQUER TIGERS
Face Five Pitchers in 1928
Win Credited to Gomez,
Though He's Routed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
YANKEE STADIUM, New York,
May THE Yankees overpowered the
Tigers here this afternoon to win
their fifth straight game, IL to 8.
The champions unloosed a 17-hit at
tack on five Bengal pitchers, which
enabled Lefty Gomez to score his Sec
ond victory of the year, though he
was not around at the finish.
Bump Hadley and Johnny Murphy
had to mop up before the Tigers. who
made 10 hits themselves and routed
Gomez in the seventh, were subdued
Lou Gehrig, with triple and two
singles. ard Joe Di Maggie with c1ree
SINGLES led the Yankee attach
Evening star., 1938-05-08
DOUBLE SOFTBALL BILL

Navy Department and Marine In
spection tens will meet in Dixie
League softball game at tomorrow
night in the Ballston (Va.) ball park.
This tilt will be followed by one be-
tween Herald-Times and Red Circle
Food Shops teams.
One league game also will be played
Friday night preceded by Q girls soft.
ball game.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
led the Yankee attack
Totals $40 241O
: Batted for Wade in fifth.
Batted for Davis in seventh.
Batted for Benton in eishth.

Detroit t---- ono OoO 5lO- s
new YORK ------ $50 40l O2x-l2
Runs-Fox, Gehrinser. cullenbine t2,.
Heinrich l3j. Di Maggie (.J. Dickey t2,,
Gehrig co. Errors-Hoak. Crosettl. Ro-,
gell. Gehrig. Gehringer. Runs batted in
Di Maspio. Hoag "a. Heinrich. Dickey to,.
Gehrlg t2,. Fox t3l; Gehringer c). York.
HI,ts Waiker. knickerbqeker. Iwo-base, hits
Three-base hits-Fox. Gehrie. Cullenbine.
Double piays-Hoae to Knickerbocker to
on bases-New York. 10: Detroit. .. Bases
on balls-Of Auker. .; off Gomez. 4 of
Wade. /; of Davis. .. of Hadley. -: of
Auker. l. by Wade. .. Hits-Off Auker.
in "a innings: of Wade. in 3ls innings;
on Davis. in innings: of Benton. L in
l inning; of Gomez. S in 6la innings: off
Hadley. . in ] I. innings off Murphy. o in
y, innings: off PofIenberger. 3 In l inning.
Winning pitcher-Gomez. Losing pitcher
Auker. Umpires-Messrs Basil and Geisel.
Time-2:2s. .O70.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
FERRELL CHOSEN
T0FACE BROWNS
amulis or Van Alta to Be
His Pitching Rival in .
Series Opener.

The lowly St. Louis Browns invade
Griffith Stadium today for a three
game series with the Nationals and
Manager Bucky Harris will show 'em
no mercy The classic featured Yves
Ferrell will be sent to the box today
to oppose Vito Tamulis or Russ Van
Alta, with the sensational Dutch
Leonard scheduled to toll tomorrow.
Harris who has abandoned the
practice of saving his hurlers for more
worthy opposition. allowing them to
take regular turns, is intent on pro-
longing that four-game winning
streak. the Griffs' lengthiest Of the
season With that in mind, he will
toss his aces at the cellar club.
Four players who have served time
with Washington now are performing
with st. Louis, but the Brownie now
creating havoc with his bat is George
McQuinn. former Washington-Lee
High boy from Ballston, Va. who
handles first base. Tomorrow his
Ballston friends will stage a McQuinn
day in his honor.
Blushing Buck Newsom, swapped by
Boston with Colonel Mills and Ralph
Kress for Joe Vosmik in a winter
trade; Ed Linke. Kress and Sam West
are former Griffs slaving for ST. Louis,
and the possibility of a Linke- -Elon
Hogsett mound duel looms for Tues
day. They were traded December l.
Outfielder Mike Kreevich probably
will be lost to the White SoX for three
days following his heated argument
with Umpire Quinn over called
third strike yesterday in the fifth
inning. Mike showed his shoulder into
Quinn's and doubtless will he ban
ished three days for that satisfaction.
The Mats are of to gratifying
start in conquering that White Sox
jinx which has plagued them for two
years BY sweeping the two-game
series with Chicago, Washington won
its fourth series edge. The Yankees
twice have taken series from the Griffs
and the Athletics gained an even
break in a two-game series at Phila-
delphia.
Cecil Travis. in addition to pumping
home the winning run in the Sox
finale, registered the fielding gem OF
the game when he made diving back
hand stab of Mary Owens liner in
the ninth inning to retire the side.
B. H.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Totals 81 4 5f2S IA 8
'Batted for Lyons in tenth.
Zone nut when winning run was scored

Chicago - OlO 200 600 IA
Washington - OlO 900 11O 2-5
Runs batted in-Sewell. De Shong.
Dykes (2l. Myer. Almada. Berger. Stone.
Travis. Two-base hits-R. Ferrell. Dykes,
-Kuhel Sacrifces-Lewis. Sewell. Case.
Double plays-De Shong to Travis. r. Fer
Left on bases-Chicago. 4; washington. 49,.
Bases on balls-On Lyons. 5; on Rigney.
/: off De shong. 4: of Kohlman, !. Struck
Chase. l.. Hits-On De shong. in s in
nings; OF Kelley: o in l inning: OF Kohl
man. 1 in ?. inning: OH Lyons, 12 in 3 in
Chase 0 in V inning: on Cox l in 0 in
ming. Wild pitches-Rigney. Winning
Umpires-Messrs quinn. Summers and
Rommel Time -2:25. attendance -
II OOO)
Evening star., 1938-05-08

Runs-Warstler. Fletcher, Moore, Tur.
HsToraon. HsT Hask Rans % b,teS c1s
nello t2). Mayo, west Collins. Demaree
%. Jurges. Marty; Tyo-base hits-aHer-
rec. .ODea. Sacrilces-Lopez. Collins.
Double plays-Warstler to Cuccinello to
Fletcher f2); Carleton to Jurges to Col
Inns: Jurges to Hack. Left on bases
Boston. u: Chicago. g. Bases on balls
On Turner. 4: OF Bryant. Z, of Carleton.
bs a,ne1 p ar2an Sy Bryant IT.
4is innings; Carleton, in 57s innings.
Hit by pitcher-By Turner Marty. Wild
pitch-Carleton. Umpires-Messrs. Mo-
ran. Magerkurth and Parker. Time 80.
.226.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
BUTCHER SUBDUES REDS
Starting First Time for Dodgers,
He Wins Game, 7 to 4.

CINCINNATI, May big Max
Butcher made his 1888 debut as a
starting pitcher today and hurled a
steady game to give the Brooklyn
Dodgers 7to-4 win over the Reds
The victory ended a three game
Brooklyn losing streak
The Dodgers knocked Paul Derrin-
ger off the mound in the fifth during
rally in which they punched four
hits for three runs.