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The Washington times., 1938-06-17

when the chemicals were put
there"
Lands signed the written state
ment about 8 o'clock on the after
noon of March "a, IL hours after
his wife was found with her skull
crushed. She was still alive In
Casualty Hospital at the time
Two days later, Immediately after
Mrs. Lands death. Lands was
taken to polio: headquarters and
asked if he wanted to make an
other statement, Ellery said. The
fireman refused.
DR., Robert Hotel, surgeon who
attended Mrs. Lands, was the first
witness called when the trial re,
sumed today. He said Mrs. Lam
dis was suffering terribly from
shock when he first saw her, but
she knew him and spoke to him.
He said there was no earth in
the wounds on her head when he
cleaned them.
Heflin asked him If thI wounds
could have been suffered in a fall,
but withdrew the question when
defense attorneys objected. DR..
Rosenberg has testified that the
wounds would have contained dirt
if Mrs. Lands had received them
in a fall.
THREATS DENIED
Detective Sergeant George E.
Thornton took the stand to deny
that Lands had been threatened.
and said he was advised of his
constitutional rights before he
signed a statement.
Before today'S session got under
way, Heflin predicted he would be
able to rest his case sometime this
afternoon. Defense Attorneys e.
Russell Kelly and Jean Boardman
said they were prepared to place
their client on the stand to tell the
jury his own version Of how his
wife met her death and to refute
the testimony of Miss Virginia Lee
Simpson, attractive student nurse
that she did not know the young
fireman was married when he gave
her an engagement ring on March
is, nine days before the murder.
Lands is expected to tell the
The Washington times., 1938-06-17
o. K. RAIL LOAN

GN.SO The ICC today ap-
proved an RFC loan of $3.50, 900 to
the Wichita Falls and Southern
Railroad. The loan is to be used
to meet maturing obligations.
The Washington times., 1938-06-17
Nurse Oblivious
'ToFate of Lands,
Saws Times Writer
She and He Keep Eyes Askanse AS Trial
Proceeds; Single, She Says She Thought
Bv ELIZABETH oLDFIELD

Appaeny thrilled the excitement of her first murder
trial and cynoSue Of all Virginia Lee Simpson, student
nurse appears obvous to the fate of the handsome
man who denicted having sacrificed his all for love of her
Evening star., 1938-10-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.

MARIETTA PARK NV
seteehsa Sde or ban r od
home; 2 beautiful baths finished attic and
large large recreation room gas heat; open
breakfast table; large front porch. south
ern exposure. deep lot. slate roof and in
sSlatsd will ssce a i sold at
rent rent. pist l9s o3ds. Sunday and evenings
-ANACOSTIA. D. c.
basb H315"TSeW %, brick s home rooms TIE
cash s7 Month. mont eIs Box s41seG 4s4"T. Star. s'oo
49,. Sl500 OVER 1st TRUST.
ne bs6s SPACIOUS de home lot COX
shrubs. Center-hall plan. large ' side porch.
= rooms, baths. sleeping porch. Oil heat,
2-car garage 1892 Legation St
UNUSUAL BARGAINS.
Near Dupont Circle.
]" rooms. 2l2 baths, gar. oil heat; cor
ner; SlO5OO.O0.
Large home fronting on Mass. ave. NV.
and extending through to q st. Ideal
Ior M doctors office, apartments or high
ment.
Also Also several other 10 to 80 room houses
o.7 WILLIAM BosWELI. ~ o"a
VI 10Th NV. Metropolitan 3033.
BARGAIN.
Columbia Heights.
14o0 block Fairmont st. n.w-14 rooms.
baths. oil heat. completely furnished.
TA9LoR s9 Gf Adnms @ n9ardax mst or a ATS MR.
5000 BLOCK l4th ST. .W.-PRICE ONLY
no'"oO; brick: rooms. bath: all modern;
IN new -hcuse condition. Terms. 5000 cash
ana S"' psr WAP%E Po Ga JAMEs Ml sanS NC Ran BAL
12:+ IAN St. NV. DIST 334G.
S6.Ioo BUYS 5000 VALUE.
open: 1lO Buchanan st NV. like new;
on burner, Frisldaire. Magic Chef; q rms.
inc. porches Geo H.,
'.4.G :,"th ST NV
CAT 39th and Calvert StS.)
room sarase % automstic ,r heat. fef5seaSt. Vseant
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1924 14th NV. owners. Dist 334s
80 UNDERWOOD ST. NV
O Detached sohd brick Cape Cod cottage.
Convenient to graded school. Win be within
tWo ty blocks Of the new Calvin Coolidge
Venlent to stores, Government park and
recreation center. 5 large rooms, built :
IN garage See this house and compare
IL with others priced much higher and
you will buy it,
,o,, ,WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
HILLCREST-Ss,3 300
attractive DrlcR nome, EngHSh-type
roof; J bedroom on first floor. :, bed
rooms and tile bath on md floor; owner
moving to West Coast. 2915 Fort Baker
Or Sc; See salesman at branch Office
3hni Alabama ave. Sc. evenings. g to
s;30; Sunday . 10 1:3O. Lincoln 1000
-ADELBERT w. LEE.
13d3 H St. NV Dist. 1900.
OPEN TODAY. . TO E.
6l23 l4th st. n.w.-Amost new ultra
modern semi, det ached brick. g lovely
rooms rooms > delightful baths. step-down living
real home with that modern touch.
REDUCED TO ONLY 100 TERMS
Washington Realty. Georgia $500 or 4455
1425 ORREN ST. NE-Sa. 500.
Corner brick, nine large rms newly
decorated in a new section, oil heat ;,
baths near Trinidad ave. Ideal for a
doctor or lawyer
GEORGETOWN, 3255 o ST. NV.
story brick, rms bath eufomaric hot
Evening star., 1938-10-02
CHEVY CHASE HOME
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE ESTATE
1888 NORTHAMPTON ST.

Z.
1888 NORTHAMPTON ST.
Spanish stucco. lot so ft. wide I2O it.
deep On one Of prettiest old streets in
Shevv Chase. D. c.. Just east of Conn ave
Beautiful Handicapped lot large, we'll
planned rooms large living room, wood
burning fireplace with adjoining music
room Bedroom and bath on first floor
> bedrooms on second floor House newly
decorated throughout New oil-burnins
outht. The price is very low at S9.05O
open ] to pm. Or phone US for appoint
ment 10 inspect at any time WAPLE &
JAMES. INC. 1924 18th ST. NV. Dist
5346. Branch office, S433 Georgia ave
Shep. 5000
SEE THIS DETACHED BRICK
rooms. baths; bedrooms. one bed
room room on lst fir. Recreation room, : open
nrepiaces; nice yard: convenient to bus
stores and schools. High elevation This
mouse is about 3 years old Has been COM
pIeteiy reconditioned. very good buy at
price terms. See this house today. Open
and lighted from 10 am to o pm.
5730 1St ST. NV.
Just Above Madison
WAPIE e. JAMES INC
Evening star., 1938-10-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.
223 CONCORD AVE NV

"o III INV.
Cat Kennedy st. and Kansas Ave)
New-house condition; q rooms, 3 porches
attic. garage. house that will increase in
value. First commercial zone. See it. Easy
terms TO responsible party
WAPLE 4, JAMES. INC
1224 14th st. NV. District 3346.
AWARDED GOOD HOUSEKEEPING MAG
azine Shield of Merit" An unusual home
on beautifully wooded lot in Rolling wood
overlooking Rock Greek Park bed
rooms. = baths, paneled library with Law
atory, basement sounge. maids room and
Also beautifully wooded lots on which
we will design. finance and build homes to
your order. or sell lots separately Drive
through park via Beach drive to Leland
ST.; at Conn. ave. to E. Woodbine, Brook
vile "a. and Leland st. to 1913 Rolling
rd. Open daily to $50.
WAVERLY TAYLOR INC,
1922 K St NV Nationsi 1n4O
Evening star., 1938-10-02

1105 GARFIELD ST
immediate possession: new detached
brlck lot 5nx133: six full-siZed rooms and
bath 'maSter bedroom 1"xl9l: basement
under entire house. with space for recrea =
ton room: attached garage; oil heat (air
conditioning slate roof: walls furred: in
Sulated. Price $3.50; terms, $50 cash.
So 80 per month
Also. nearing completion. 2-bedroom
homes Buy now and select own paper
fixtures. etc
Drive out Old Georgetown rd Ia miles
past bank. left at Lincoln st. TO Garfield
st: then right to houses
WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER REALTY CORP
Builders
100 Eye St NV Met 1890
Evening star., 1938-10-02
6621 7th PL. NV.

Detached brick; 6 rooms ~ baths fin
iShed attic, Slate roof copper faShings and
doWnSpouts. garage. automatic heat; spa
clous closets VIII take small trade
ReaSonab terms
To reach-Out Ga ave TO Van Buren ST
to 1th pl.. left to house
WAPLE q JAMES INC,
1924 4th St. NV District 334f
Evening star., 1938-10-02
A. T. CONTELLA CO., INC.
9l5 Eye St. NV. Met $500
TO SOLVE ANY HOUSING
NECESSTTV

~ NEAR GEORGIA AVE, $40 TUCKER
Man MAJ, ~. NV rooms, bath, h.-w.h..
,olf IN A PLEASANT MT. PLEASANT: 33.s
18th ST. N.W.-6 rooms. bath. h-w,h,
reasonable tenancy: S65. "''''
WALKING DISTANCE TO YOUR WORK
l'3I CHURCH ST. N.W.-Block above p
St 81 semSn, m;W;i rms: bath. h.-wh. finished
REAL VALUE. al6 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
- IUndrniably u desirable. rms. bath.
VIEW. W.HoUsE CONDITION. eo4s 37th
81 NV bedrooms. tile bath, oil
hesI. ots sarass s painted m walls; SO.
NV bedrooms. " baths double garage,
cil coscd msas; i.I maias room and bath plus in
FOR ECoNOMICAL WINTER COMFORT.
5Sl4 BROAD BRANCH RID NW-In
CheVy Chase. ID. C. Across ST. from schoo,
ana public park: 3 bedrms.. . baths ga
raSe screened porch, redecorated and de-
slraoie auto. heat. costing only sos sea
. NEAR CONN. AVE. $500 JocELYN ST
W-3-yr old home. fireplace screened
porch, baths, 3 bedrms. and ultramod-
PTn appointments. S1In
Evening star., 1938-10-02
BETHESDA, MD.

For the discriminating purchaser who is
Cape Cod home; convenient school shop
ping and transportation. Inspect 132 Glen
0995 THE n RsesS P15k REA P1ssd a
1905 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 800.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BRANDYw1NE ST. NV Ss,a5o
lot. Oil heat Finished attic Close
to TRANSPORTATION. In a section of
AVE- " 3 8 rooms. detached, on large lot. Oh Oh
heat; Insulated One block from
oBsERHAToRY afeS Ss'fIa PH NV. s7,45o
New 6-roem brick with sttractiye
mqderp fixtures and aras
room above grade. Rock wool insu-
lation real bargain.
TAKOMA PARK.
Spanish-type BUNGALOW Exception
blinds. rooms, recreation room
m, 6il heat Deep lot *-car Earsee
"io 5room m'A bungalow with inc,osed icse
sleeping porch. Wooded lot. built
in garage Convenient to shops, etc.
BRANWILL PARK.
= ~ .siIyer Spring section) ,oo
5-RooG 2'I bRick esst nUSssho% WSsgsf 5St' se.aso
Living ! room with fireplace and
Venetian blinds. Bult-in garage.
Oil heat 5000 cash. $50 monthly.
MOSS REALTY CO.,
Tower Bldg Metropolitan 1915
Evenings and Sundays, Shepherd 4517.
OPEN-NEWLY DECORATED.
ONLY 10fo DOWN.
1923 BRYANT ST. NE.
Rms, Bath. Hardwood Floors; $3.50,
Terms.
ROGER MOSS,
Evening star., 1938-10-02
ZEE THIS DETACHED BRICK

MUST BE SOLD.
TO SETTLE ESTATE,
2949 Carlton Ave. NE
builders home. large rms tile bath
SnoweI' many built in features 2-car
gais' gaiiase' iol o0x3OO it.; concrete street.
open sun. 3 to o. or North 1903.
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS.
1904 Shepherd St. NE
large rms. : fully tiled baths with
showers. pullt.i gar. screened and
weather stripped throughout; oil heat.
APO 18th PL. NE
rms. sun porch: auto. heat; wide.
level lot; S9.95O Terms
Evening star., 1938-10-02
FOR RENT.

a1G 6o5 F st n:e-sr b., h.w.h.. G.. $4,000
,ehheat heat 49, $500
$3.50 5n1o i5th nv r.. D.. h.-wh. - $3.50
Sod ood otn ST. sW-T r.. b.. h. -w.h. 1900
120 Mass ave. nw.-7 r b.. cleo 1880
AL Eye s.w.-6 r.. b.. gas 2O.5O
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind. Ave. NV. Natl. O35O
Evening star., 1938-10-02
SHEPHERD PARK.

SHEPHERD PARK.
Near Walter Reed Hospital.
Sl3.150. A beautiful detached brick
home on a Go-tt front lot, only : years
old, cost about $4,000 new Bedroom and
lavatory on st floor breakfast room )
maids room. built-m garage: hot-water
blower-type heat. Ewes, call Mr.. Irwin.
Georgia 1919.
FRANK S. PHILIPS, Dist. 1411,
Evening star., 1938-10-02
GEORGETOWN

3713 NJ st. Canal rd)-7 rooms and
bath. Completely renovized Automatic
heat air-conditioned). Garden. beautiful
view of river and canal. Only one left of
group; $65. Cleveland OSOO
Evening star., 1938-10-02

OPEN SUNDAY, / TO S,
35O8 Hill St., Brentwood.
Only $3.50 for this lovely. detached
corner; large rooms. : baths. screened
porches; automatic heat: garage Owner
must sell, Out r. I. ave blocks past
pNtriet line. turn right on Hill st.
LEO NJ. 1CHNeTE1N a co., Met. b4oo,
Evening star., 1938-10-02
S7,15O.OO.

1874 Bay st. Sc. tbet. 18th, 10Th
c StSt-SlX-room brick house, oil burner.
hardwood floors and trim, two baths.
recreation room and garage Weather
stripped and screened throughout; nearly
new, 500 cash payment. balance So. 81
monthly: like rent; includes interest. taxes.
insurance and water rent. STEUART
BROS INC, Dist r43j
Evening star., 1938-10-02
PETWORTH,

rms. 2 inclosed porches, large Colonial
front front, porch. full cellar, 2car garage COM
ppis.els ,reoecorated from top. to bottom
Cholce location S65 mo- on 1-year lease
412 CR1TTENDEN ST NV
Evening star., 1938-10-02

SUS North Capitol st. Realtor. Natl. &
Evening star., 1938-10-02

T11IICfICO =.
New Detached Brick Home
1904 FORT BAKER DRIVE S. E..
al Both and w SITS. Sc
Modern. new. up-to-the- minute. attrac-
tive price low; terms easy.
Open-Inspection Invited.
tOut Alabama ave. Sc. to 30th mort h
to Fort Baker drive, left TO open Sign
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
1924 4th ST NV District 334s.
r ST. NEAR N CAPITOL.
Brick. rms. and bath oil burner; good
condition. Price only S5,5Co. Easy terms.
Call Mir. Conner
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1905 Eye ST Natl 1853
Fyeniros atI o-nn
Evening star., 1938-10-02
dNUTtaS uuV
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..

9?5 New York Ave. NV Natl, 9197.
Will Take Your Home in Trade
On this white stone Dutch Colonial home
in kenwood. on spacious wooded ground
IhlS home consists of large living room
with open fireplace, beamed ceiling. opening
on covered hagStone terrace, walnut
paneled library. dining room with bay
WINDOW overlooking grounds. breakfast rm.
unusually large kitchen. buffers pantry
maid rm and bath of kitchen On md
H. there are beautiful bedrms and 3
paths. In basement large recreation rm
peaIned ceiling open fireplace storage
room, heating plant. laundry room 3-car
garage: Call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
WIS n"o' between ii pm. or ewes,
Evening star., 1938-10-02
BURLEITH

1927 3sth ST. NV
Near Govt park and in new-house con-
dltlon. b rms, bath and . screened
porches: modern: built-n garage hot
water, heat with cleo. blower Very rea-
WIN. NJ. a. THRo1cKMoRToN,
Invest PlGc Peoltor n,.t
Evening star., 1938-10-02

941 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
. NJ Govt. departments and public PARK;
rooms. bath, h.-W. h.. newly decorat ed
Evening star., 1938-10-02

$3.50 WILL BUILD A COMPLETE HOME
on your lot containing living room with
fireplace bedroom. dnette. kitchen and
bath or I will build home in accordance
with your own ideas Plans furnished Can
assist in arranging construction loan Sam
pie houses. DALLAS g. BALL. builder.
Adams oHI3
Evening star., 1938-10-02
BROOKLAND.

!n4 Jackson st. n.e.-Modern. semi-de-
Iached brick house: large Iiv. rm. din
rm,. j bedrms., kit, bath. front end back
porches: attractive lawns; h-w,h.: S35
SHANNON d LUCHS NATL .345
Evening star., 1938-10-02

CLEVELAND PARK. LOCATED NEAR THE
Cathedral. A fine old detached home with
containing five bedrooms three baths. Are
places Modern in every respect Can be
| bought very reasonably with good cash
payment. Communicate with the Munsey
Trust Co., Natl $3.50
Evening star., 1938-10-02

HILLCREST-xN,3 BOO.
AttractlVe brick home, Enshsh-type
roof; bedroom on first floor > bed
rooms and tile bath on md floor: owner
moving to West Coast. 1915 Fort Baker
ar Sc, See salesman at branch Office
tbul AiaDama ave. Sc. evenings. q to
1:30; Sunday . 10 30. Lincoln 1000.
ADELBERT w. LEE
13f3 II ST. NV Dist 1900
Evening star., 1938-10-02
HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.
Q42 NJ STREET NV

Semi detached brick house with rooms.
bath. latrobe heat and electricity. Key
at 1243 10th 81.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

1888 OGDEN ST. NV.
| Near 18th ST rooms and bath.
| porches. garage INV oil heat: SIS
Redecorated. Representative on
| premises Sunday
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
| 1908 II St. NV National o345
Evening star., 1938-10-02
DETACHED BRICK.
S3,450.

1~AAAoo. "a IL. LA GINDClI.
This new Colonia! home contains 6 large
rooms. beautiful tiled bath and shower real
nreplace automatic hot-water heat: walls
and roof insulated and furred elaborate
Eltchen equipment. Large landSca ped lot
Reasonable. Terms. Call Randolph 2O53
Evening star., 1938-04-20
Sports Program for Local Fans
TODAY,
Baseball.

TODAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Philadelphia,
Griffith stadium, 3l5.
Central VS.. Maury High, Norfolk,
Va.
Eastern vs.. Episcopal, Alexandria,
Va.
st. Adams VS.. George Washing
ton High, Alexandria. Va.
Washington-Lee High VS.. Mont
gomery-Blair, Ballston, Va.
Tennis.
George Washington VS.. Catawba,
Salisbury, N. C.
Western VS.. Roosevelt Rock
Creek courts, 3.
Friends VS.. Landon, Friends
courts. g.
st. Adams vs. Eastern, st. Alhaaa
courts, 3.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase VS.. Lam
don, Garrett Park, Md, 3.
Boxing.
Army Sd Corps Area champion.
ships. final round, Fort Myer, Va, 8.
Evening star., 1938-04-20
Ross Armstrong Fight Seems Sure for New York
bbs Young Catcher lond Freed From

after first trying to hold out for 4
couple Of "tune-up" bouts before
hand -. Haw.
Oklahoma Aggies will show
against Temple in Philly and some
Manhattan team in New York next
basket ball season :. Chicago and
Detroit business men still are pes
tering Mike Jacobs in the hopes of
landing Louis-Schmeling But
Mike is going to keep it under his
hat for another week or 10 days
and then hand it to New York .
Unless Chi makes better offer
than it has up to now Philly
seems to have dropped out in recent
days.
Connie Mack refused to buy his
rookie outf1eld star, Paul Easterling,
from Oklahoma City until Wally
Moses agreed to take responsibility
for the youngsters off-the-field ac-
tivities Buddy Myer, a pretty
fair country batsman, says Bob
Feller's fast ball comes at you look
ing like q shirt button-and as easy
to hit.
Evening star., 1938-04-20
KURTS|NCER'SB BAN .
THREATENING RACE
Regular Rider Is Declared
Essential to Admiral in
Match With Biscuit.
BY DREW MIDDLETON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, April 20.-The sus-
pension of Jockey Charley Kurtsinger
threatens to throw man-sized mon
key wrench into two of racing's big
gest events this spring. but Kentucky
Charley, the cause of it all, is opti-
mistic.
The Brookmeade Stable. Big Heat
Charley's contract employer, slapped
his wrist with suspension Monday.
Hugh Fontaine, the Brookmeade
trainer, thinks it will last for 80 days,
which would bar the Flying Dutchman
from the Kentucky Derby, in which
he is scheduled to ride Hal Price
Headley's Menow.
This does not agitate racing men
half as much as the thought that
Kurtsinger may not be able to ride
War Admiral in the match race with
Seabiscuit.
Howard Insists on Pollard.
The race is for paltry 100000.
and. of course, Belmont Park expects
to scrape up a few dimes after the
race is over May 80. But, with Kurt
singer. the Admirals favorite rider
out, will they run of the race? Charles
S. Howard, Seabiscuit's owner, has
stipulated that Jack (Red) Pollard, the
Biscuits pilot. must be on hand. and
there is nothing to prevent Sam Riddle
from picking up his Admiral and oging
home if Kurtsinger doesn't get leg up.
Kurtsinger feels he won't be
"grounded'' for long. Il think the
whole affair will be Strengthened out
in a couple of days." he said last
night after talk with Marshall Cas-
sidy, one of the stewards at Jamaica.
News of the suspension broke at
Jamaica when the clerk Of scales was
notified not to accept Kurtsinger as q
jockey.
Kurtsinger doesn't believe his Of
fense, running of to Keeneland to
ride Menow Saturday when Brook
meade wanted him at Jamaica,
worthy of such fuss.
II think the stable is going pretty
far" said he in his soft Kentucky
drawl.
On Admiral in All Races.
It might be noted that a suspension
in New York usually is upheld in other
racing points. If it sticks it may
dissolve the partnership between
Charley and War Admiral, and War
Admiral without Kurtsinger would be
like Amos without Andy. Charley
rode the Admiral in all his victorious
season of 1887 and in his two VIC
tories this year.
Riddle is taking no chances. He
has engaged Wayne Wright to ride
for him in event the suspension
stands. But no one knows how the
Admiral, a bad actor at the post. will
react to a new jockey or what Riddle
thinks Of the match race without
Big Heat Charley around.
Evening star., 1938-04-20

Wrestling.
Joe Savoldi VS.. Chief Thunder
bird, feature match, Turner's
Arena, $50
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. New York, New
York, 3.
Georgetown VS.. Penn State, Hill
top, 3.
Westinghouse High VS.. Fred
ericksburg, Ballston. Va.
Friends VS.. Charlotte Hall Mill
tary Academy, Charlotte Hall. Md.
Bethesda Chevy Chase VS.. Rock
vile High, Rockville, Md.
Montgomery-Blair VS.. Mount
Rainier, Silver Spring, Md.
Boxing.
Washington Newspaper Guild
amateur card, Turner'S Arena, $50.
Track.
Eastern VS.. Episcopal, Alex
andria, Va.
Tennis.
Central VS.. George Washington
Frosh, Potomac Park courts, 3.
Evening star., 1938-04-20
went to work plowing their farms
under.

Hang-overs from opening day -.
Lucky Lawson wasn't so lucky when
the White Sox went to work on the
Tigers =. Maybe his horseshoes
aren't up from the South yet :.
Who said Phil Cavarretta can take
Ripper Collins first-base Job away
on the Cubs? :. All the Ripper did
yesterday against the Reds was a
homer, double, two singles, two runs
batted In and three scored
Giants fans thought they were in
the wrong park when the National
Leaguers belted Boston for is hits,
three Of 'em homers incidental
ly, after two days campaigning, the
N. L. leads the American loop, II
homers to 8 Who said minor
league?
Chet Laabs comes up with the
years first pinch-homer, and Clay
Bryant, who didn't do much fling
ing for the Cubs, gets credit for
being the f1rst pitcher with . four
Evening star., 1938-04-20
Crifs' Records
PITCHING.

bagger il. Rookie flrst-day flashes:
Emmett Mueller, Phils' second
sacker, homer and single; Johnny
Rizzo, Pirates, three for two, and
Enos Slaughter, Cardinals, five for
three.
Joe Jacobs cables the Schmeling-
Dudas fuss in Hamburg crossed
Sl50.000 Overheard in Hymie
Caplin's: Them Yanks and Red
Sox are playing double header on
account it's st. Patriarch's day or
somethin'" Randolph Macon,
down Virginia way. has had football
captains from Pennsylvania ever
since 1885 And Is repeating
next fall with Alex Waleski from
Turtle Greek.
They're trying to land an OUT
door bout between Hurricane Hem
merry Armstrong and Jackie Kid
Berg this summer . Matte Mann
gets 2-ton Tony Galetno in the
Garden If he gets by Hans Haver-
lick at the Hipp tonight Joe
Jacobs okayed the match for Tony,
Evening star., 1938-04-20
Yanks, Sox Split
FIRST GAME.

Totals % 3 - IA Totals 81 521 8
'Batted for De Sautels in seventh.
7Ratsd for Grove in seventh
Ran for D!ckey in ninth
Slated for Hoae in ninth
'TRatted for Gordon in NINTH
Ba:ted for Gomez in ninth.
IRAN for Ruffns in ninth
tsBatted for Berg in ninth.
New York -------- O"0 600 n03-5
Boston 100 900 02O-3
RunS-Hoag. Heinrich Selkirk, Gordon.
Dahlgren. Cramer, Vosmik Foxx Error
Crosetu. Runs batted ln-Cronln, Cor
setti T~o-hase hits-Foxx se'klrk
Chapman. Sacrifices - Rolfe. Vo>mik
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