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Evening star., 1939-09-17
Marine Reserves
Prepare Plans
For Navy Day
Committees Are Being
Named by Officers
Of 5th Battalion

Committees are being appointed
by the 5th Battalion, Organized
Marine Corps Reserves, for the cele-
bration of Navy Day.
One platoon from the battalion
under the command of 1t. Charles
E. Cogswell represented it at the
New York Worlds Fair District day.
This unit was composed of men
selected on competitive basis from
the various companies basing in
and around Washington.
Capt. John E. Fondahl has been
assigned commanding officer Of
Company A, relieving Capt. John
w. Augustine.
viii Continue With Corps.
Capt. Fondahl has been member
of the battalion since its inception
and has served through the grades
to his present rank. He is one
of the outstanding rifle marksmen
in the Marine Corps Reserve.
Capt. Augustine will continue his
connection with the battalion in the
position of range and ordnance
officer. He is a former warrant
officer in the United States Navy
and has been in the Marine Corps
Reserve since 1880. He has just re-
Gently returned from a four-day
tour of special volunteer duty with
the 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, at
Quantico.
Glasses in Workmanship.
Under the direction of 1t. Lane
c. Kendall and with the assistance
of Sergts. Francis w. Augustine and
Theodore P. Dorsey and Corpl
Henry F. Stille, Company A will
conduct classes in rifle markham
ship preparatory to next years
firing on the range.
A few vacancies exist in the bat
talon. Properly qualified men be-
tween the ages of II and 35 who
are interested may apply any Tues
day or Wednesday night at 458 In
diana avenue NV. There are also
vacancies in the band and for field
musicians Men interested in as
signments to Company E at Alex
andria or Company F at Rockville
may apply to the company COM
manders.
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Father Hurney Post
Elects F. J. Roy

Father Francis J. Hurney Post.
! Catholic War Veterans. has elected
the board of officers for the year
as follows: Commander, Frederick
j. Roy; first vice commander, Fran
els J. Cough; second vice COM
mander, Charles j. Dean: third vice
commander, Richard Ward; treas
urer, Felix M. Moriarty; trustee
(three years., David L. Gilsinn;
trustee (tWo years., John J. Mori
arty; trustee zone year,, Alex J.
Dougherty.
Comdr Roy has appointed the
following: Chaplain, Rev William
j. McVeigh; adjutant, Frank V.
Tiernan; judge advocate, Joseph M
McKenna; welfare officer, Francis
J. NJ. Parduhn: historian, William
A. Murphy; officer of the day, M.
J. Angevine, and medical officer, DR..
George H. Crofton.
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Commerce Post.

The new Department of Com
merce Post recently installed its first
staff of officers. They were sworn
in by the senior vice commander of
the Department of the District Of
Columbia, H. N. Saunders. j. J..
Malloy presented the charter. The
officers: Joseph R. Moore, COM
mander; George Wahlgemuth, sec
ond vice commander; James w.
Flaherty. finance officer; Thomas
Reynolds, adjustant; Clinton Young,
chaplain; Alexander Bolker, SER
geant at arms.
Department officers, distinguished
guests and the newly elected officers
of the post were escorted to the plat
form by the national guard of honor,
commanded by Capt. Horace w. Line
berg The principal address was de-
livered by j. Monroe Johnson, As
sistant Secretary of Commerce, who
is prominent in Legion circles. En-
tertainment was furnished by the
Fort Stevens Drum and Bugle Corps,
the Fort Stevens Clown Band, the
Sons of the Legion Drum and Bugle
Corps and the United States Navy
Band. Dancing followed the install
lation ceremonies, the music being
furnished by the Navy Band Or
chestra. An intensive membership
campaign is under way. All en-
ployes of the department who are
eligible for membership and desire
to join the post should contact the
personnel officer of the bureau in
which they are employed.
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NeoeIe to Address
Illinois R. D. v.

Elmer F. Neagle of this city, who
is the national president of the Rain
bow Division Veterans, will address
the reunion banquet by the Illinois
State Chapter, R. D. ", Sunday eve
ming, September "A, at the Sherman
Hotel
General Chairman Of the Commit
tee Frank Gould predicts an at
tendance Of 1900.
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arms; Basil Zickafoose, surgeon;
Florence Hall, historian; Charles
Daley, chaplain; L. w. Guilford,
judge advocate; Samuel Harris, al
ternate ex-committeeman.
These officers will be installed
october 10 by the department COM
mander and staff assisted by the ma
tional guard of honor.
Police and Fire Post has elected
Preston E. Peterson, commander;
Samuel j. Holiday, first vice COM
mander; Zeral o. Law, second vice
commander; William F. Defer, third
vice commander; Ira B. Weatherall,
fourth vice commander; Charles E.
Ripperger, master at arms; William
C.. Bunton, sergeant at arms; and
Frank c. Barnard, chaplain.
Government Printing Office Post
has nominated to these posts: Com
mander, Roy S. Musick, unopposed; !;
senior vice, Herbert R. Street, unop-
posed, junior vice, Raymond Neason,
Ed Newman and Ben A. Johns;
finance officer, Henry Wollitz, unop-
posed; chaplain, Penn Howard, un-
opposed; historian, Roger Watts and
Mary Wright; color bearers and
guards, j. P. Battley, Charles Lewis,
Elwood Schuler and Hubert Melton
sergeant-at-arms, Tony Fabrizio,
Robert Graef; Executive Committee,
four to be elected: Massie w. Blank
inship, William J. Cassidy, Edward
R. Dixon, Lester Eichner, Dan A.
Mahoney, James Jeffries, Harold
Hampshire, Walter Gerdes and w. E
Brown; Housing Committee, three
to be elected: AL Clarke, William j.
Cassiday, G. w. Johns, D. A. Ma
honey, B. A. Johns, Fred A. Min
nigh, Frank Bruder and Clause
Gathgens.
The post voted to hold a dinner
installation and dance following the
election October 9. The date of the
installation ceremonies will be an
nounced later. Comdr. George w
Jones announced that the good time
party of the post will be October 8
The James Reese Europe Post
elected these officers for the ensuing
year: Harry E. Wilson, commander
william H. Kelson, first vice COM
mander; Reuben H. Hammond, Sec
ond vice commander; Girard Ed
munds, third vice commander; Ma
son l.. Fields, master at arms; Will
liam Mckinley Jackson, sergeant al
arms; Harry Wander, senior color
bearer; Irving Smith, Junior color
bearer; George Jones, historian, ano
Joseph Hall, chaplain.
George Hunt was voted the out.
standing Legionnaire for the last
year.
Joseph Mallory, past department
commander, presented a check ir
the amount of 5000 on behalf of the
department aid in defraying the ex.
pense of the post drum corps to the
national convention in Chicago
Howard Walker is the post delegate
to the convention.
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District 4, VT. w.,
To Hold Rally on
October |
D. c. Members to Act
As Host for
Session

The fourth district of the v. F. w.,
comprising the District of Columbia,
Maryland, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia, will hold rally at the Ham,
ilton Hotel Sunday, october /. The
meeting will be called to order at
10 am.
The District of Columbia is play
ing host to the fourth district for
this convention. Many important
matters pertaining to the welfare
and promotion of the v. F. w. will
be discussed.
M. G. Duffy, National Council
member for the fourth district, will
preside, and all business of the Dis
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Regular Veterans
Association

Comdr. Walter P. Boehm, Gen.
Malin Craig Post, No 20, announces
that disabled peace time veterans
in receipt of pensions and entitled
to automatic increases under new
legislation are cautioned not to con-
tact the Veterans Administration
in reference to the increases. Be-
cause there is for review by the
administration approximately $4,000
claims it will necessarily take several
months to adjudicate them. Next
meeting September 18, at 1903 Four
teenth street NV.
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MEETINGS THIS WEEK

Monday - Internal Revenue
Post, 100 L street NV; Police
Fire Post, 300 Monroe street
NE; Equality Walter Reed
Junior Drum Corps, National
Guard Armory:
Tuesday-Military Order OF
the Cootie, 935 G place NV.
Wednesday Gen. Edwards
Post, BIS Fifteenth street NV;
Overseas Military Band, Ma
tional Guard Armory.
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Legion Auxiliary Delegates
To CHICAGO Will Meet

Miss Minnie May Hardy, national
committeewoman-elect of the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary, Department
Of the District of Columbia, has
called a meeting of the delegates to
the Chicago national convention at
the Denrike Building tomorrow at
7:30 pm. Plans will be completed
for participation in the convention
September 25 to 28..
Mrs. Mary McMillin, department
president, and her staff installed new
officers for Treasury Unit Monday
night at the New Colonial Hotel and
for Sergt. Jasper Unit Tuesday night
at the Raleigh Hotel. Mrs. Jessie
Curran was seated as president of
the Treasury Unit and Mrs. Imogene
Gallagher was installed as president
of Sergt. Jasper. Other installations
are scheduled Immediately after re-
turn of the department officers from
the convention.
Mrs. McMillin left Washington
Thursday for Kentucky, where she
will visit relatives before going to the
convention. During her absence de-
partment vice presidents will be in
charge of the auxiliary.
Mrs. Hilda Christian, department
vice president, represented the presi-
dent at the installation of officers
of the Victory Post, American Le-
gion, Friday evening. Department
officers of the auxiliary were guests
of the post.
Second Division Unit met at the
New Colonial Hotel, when retiring
President Angevine turned the gavel
over to the newly elected president,
Della E. Rocca. President Rocca ap-
pointed the following officers: Sec
retary, Mrs. Schmidt; treasurer, Mrs.
Hess; child welfare chairman, Mrs.
Bethiaume; chairman of rehabilita-
'tion, Mrs. Angevine; Americanism
chairman, Mrs. Hess; chairman war
orphans, Mrs Keister; junior chair
man, Mrs. Griffin.
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Meetings This Week.
NICOH6S XHhS "CVNs
Sunday, Fort Stevens bu
roast, StanSbury Hall.

roast, StanSbury Hall.
Monday, Quentin Roosevelt
Post, Potomac Boat Club; In
ternal Revenue Post, Hayloft
Club: Gas Light Post, 1927 Wis
consin avenue; Sons of the
American Legion Junior Rife
Club.
Tuesday, National Press Club
Post, National Press Club;
Cooley Mccullough Post, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, Seven
teenth and L; I'd Division Post,
Colonial Hotel; Bunker Hill
Post, 300 Monroe street NE;
Potomac Electric Power Post,
Pepco Building.
Wednesday, Stanley Church
Depue Post, Hayloft.
Thursday, Kenna-Main Post,
2407 Minnesota avenue S. E.
Friday. Agriculture Post, room
1899 South Building, Depart
ment of Agriculture.
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Kenneth Nash Post.

The election and installation of
the officers of Kenneth H. Nash
Post were held at the clubrooms,
when Senior Vice Comdr. Saunders,
accompanied by his staff and the
Guard of Honor, installed the fol-
lowing officers: Commander, George
Grommet; senior vice commander,
George Seiders; junior vice COM
mander, E. w. Luther; quarter
master, w. E. Ritter; sergeant at
arms, A. G. Hildreth; chaplain, r..
E. Lee; judge advocate, D. L. Hal
deman; Executive Committee, G. U.
Cogswell, William D. Mulkey, D. A..
Right, r. r. Coombs and A. r.
Keller.
Comrade e. E. Totten, as master
Evening star., 1939-09-17

Lincoln Post met Monday, when,
by unanimous request of the men,
bership, the incumbent, Hampton
D. Percy, accepted the renomina-
ton for a second term as COM
mander beginning october 9, 1889.
The following were also nominated:
Ernest H. Campbell, first vice COM
mander; George D. Kuhnel, second
vice commander; Leon B. Lambert,
third vice commander: E. G.. Fles-
ter, finance officer; John Germer,
sergeant at arms; F. w. Stiles,
chaplain; Fred w. Jordan and
George L. Rollins, color bearers;
Ross H. Johnson, historian; DR..
Walter L. Kline, surgeon, and Por-
ter L. Bush, trustee for three years.
Past Comdr. c. T. Milne was ap-
pointed captain of the post bowling
team.
Election and installation of off,
GERS will take place october at the
Arcade Building.
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Fort Stevens Post,

Fort Stevens Post, No. 80. will hold
bull roast" and entertainment in
Stansbury Hall at pm. today. The
Clown Band of the Senior Drum
and Bugle Corps will furnish enter
tainment. All Legionnaires and
friends are welcome.
Officers recently elected and in
stalled by Senior Vice Comdr. of
the Department Hayward Saunders
and his staff are: Commander, Ed
win L. Donaldson; senior vice COM
mander, Michael J. Lyons; second
vice commander, Harry Hungelman;
Junior vice commander, Melvin
Price; chaplain, James B.. Sullivan;
sergeants at arms, Joseph T. Oliver
and Donald Gray; Executive Com
mitteemen, Past Comdr. Abraham
Miller, ex-officio; John Thomas
Long and William Hays Hargrave
to succeed themselves, and George
Washington Phillips.
The drum and bugle corps and
post members have reservations for
the Chicago convention on the Le-
gion special.
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norial Service Considered.

CHAIRMAN.
Memorial Service Considered.
Department Comdr. McLeish has
announced appointment of COM
mittee to study the possibilities OF
holding annually memorial service
in honor of Americas S war dead. The
v. F. w. ritual would be used, as is
done at national encampment memo
rial services as we'll as the services
of a mass choir, tableau and address
suitable to the occasion. The COM
mittee Is composed of Patriotic In
structor Charles A. Strathern, chair
man; Rev. Howard E. Snyder, chap
lain, and John G. Strobel, past COM
mander of Federal Post.
Comdr McLeish made his first
official visitation Friday to United
States Treasury Post. The next
official visit will be made to Maj.
Gen. Clarence R. Edwards Post
Wednesday.
A Citations Committee on Awards
will be appointed by the commander,
The duties of the committee will be
to choose the individuals to whom
the John j. keenan, Trohy and
other awards during the year will be
made.
Equality Walter Reed Post.
Walter w. Breheny, who served
In the 165th Infantry in France dur
ing the war, was elected to member
ship.
Comrade Paul Nordquist was elect
ed to the Office of post trustee.
Department Comdr. McLeish re-
ported on the national encampment
in Boston.
The post appropriated S25 to pro-
mote the V. F. w. Americanism pro-
gram.
The next meeting will be October
5 at Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth
street NV.
A barbecue for the benefit of the
posts Junior Drum and Bugle Corps
was held at Department Comdr.
McLeish's farm yesterday.
Front Line Post.
Edward K. Inman and Edgar T.
Spedden, delegates to the national
encampment, reported to the post
on the convention. Comrade Topash
was elected Junior vice commander
in chief of the Military Order of
the Cootie at the convention in
Boston.
Gen. Edwards Post.
The post will meet at BIS Fifteenth
street NV. Wednesday evening,
Comdr. Nathan D. Golden will pre-
side.
Follow Me Post.
Comdr. John Thompson, now va
cationing In North Carolina, will
return in time for the next meeting
October 6, at the washington Post
clubrooms, 100 L street NV.
H. l.. Edm0nds Post.
Beginning with October, meetings
again will be held in the Hamilton
Hotel on the first and third Thurs
days of the month. Comrade David
Brakeman was appointed legislative
officer by Comdr. Obey.
Columbia Post.
Columbia Post met Wednesday in
tne 1UOIUdS SllClC SluU, WllCii
Comdr. Thomas G. Fawcett an
nounced plans for the season. A
committee was appointed to report
at the next meeting.
Top Notch Tent
military Order of the Cootie).
The last meeting of the tent was
attended by a number of out-of-
town visitors who hold offices of
Importance in the V. F. w. and the
Coolies. Among them were Thomas
c. Ryan, past supreme commander
and supreme quartermaster of the
M. o. T. c., also commander of
San Diego County Council of the
v. F. W.; Lee Maker, district COM
mander of San Diego and Imperial
County, V. F. W., and past seam
Squirrel of Pup Tent in Cali
fornia; R. L. George, James O..
Debot, Henry R. Salozomma and
E. H. Cohill of the Louisiana Pup
Tent.
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Delan0 Post.

Jane A. Delano Post has elect
ed for the coming year Miss Martha
Stewart, commander; Mrs. Marie
Fox, senior vice commander; Mrs.
Hazel Bachschmid, Junior vice COM
mander, Mrs. Mary Lee Reinoehl,
chaplain, and Miss Winifred S.
Nichols, historian.
Miss Orene West, Miss Nichols
and possibly other members of the
post will attend, the national con-
vention.
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Columbia Post,

Columbia Post plans fall enter
tainments at the various hospitals
and institutions. These officers were
elected: Comrade Kirby, commander
and captain of bowling team; Glenn
Western, first vice commander:
William Brandon, second vice COM
mander; Ken Sheelor, third vice
commander; Comrade Cannon, SER
geant at arms, and c. A. Lanahan,
chaplain.
United States Treasury Post has
elected James w. Lowen, COM
mander; r. I. Graves, vice COM
mander; j. P. Roberts, vice COM
John Dwarshuis, master at
arms; Ralph r. Riley. sergeant at
Evening star., 1939-09-17
Revenue Post.

United States Bureau of Internal
Revenue Post meets tomorrow eve
ming at the Hayloft Club, with
Comdr Johnny A. Long presiding.
The commander and Past Comdr.
Charles E. Wolfe were elected to the
delegation to represent the District
of Columbia Department at the
Chicago convention. Acting Depart
ment Comdr. Haywood N. Saunders
appointed Assistant Department Ad-
jutant Johnny A. Long to represent
the American Legion on the Dis
trict of Columbia Day" Committee
at the New York Worlds Fair.
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trict of Columbia will be handled
through Stanley D. Harman, local
chairman.
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Lincoln Post.

of ceremonies, presented a program
of entertainment.
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Sergt. Jasper Post.

Sergt. Jasper Post has elected for
the year: Commander, Douglas O.
Reed; first vice commander, John P.
Lester; second vice commander,
Henry A. Weaver; third vice COM
mander, Martin A. Schubert; chap
lain, Victor j. Farrar.
Six new members were taken into
the post.
The retiring commander and his
staff, together with the newly elected
commander and staff. were guests of
the Sergt. Jasper Unit of the aux
iliary at installation of its officers
for the year at the Raleigh Hotel
Tuesday.
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Several Legion Posts Elect
Officers for Coming Year
Reservations Still Can Be Made for
National Convention This Month in Chicago

There is still time to make reser-
vations for the national convention
in Chicago September Is to Septem-
ber %. Any one desiring to do so
should apply to department head
quarters, Denrike Building, where
all information may be obtained. The
American Legion special train leaves
next Saturday evening and in addl-
ton passage may be obtained by
bus, special rates being offered on
the train and bus.
Acting Department Comdr Saun-
ders, his staff and the Legion of
Honor have been busy during the
last week with installation cere-
monies at Killeen and Costello Posts
Tuesday and Victory Post Friday.
The department commander, Will
liam Slattery, is still out Of the city,
but in the meantime the following
appointments have been announced:
E. L. Carroll, chairman, Indepehd-
ence Day Committee; Joe E. Koehl,
chairman: E. R. Thomas, vice chair
man; o. Foland, j. Sweeney and R.
E. Lee, members; Emergency Aid
Committee: E. H. Campbell, chair
man; w. Watt, vice chairman and j..
l.. Meade, member Athletic Commit
tee; Ed Marthill, vice chairman
Finance Committee, and C. E. Wolfe,
marshall District of Columbia dele
cation to the national convention.
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in the field, they cannot be paid TO
their service, 1t was asserted.
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gree of disability is a measure of
such loss. No compensation Is pay
able when there is no actual loss of
earnings.
There are two allowance rates, one
lower and the other higher, the for
mer being based on subsistence val
ued at so cents per day and quarters
valued at IS cents day. The higher
allowance rates as relating to en-
listed pay are based on subsistence
allowance of 81 20 per day and quar-
ters allowance of rs cents per day, in
both cases added to the base pay.
In the classes following, the first
figures are the lower allowances and
the second the higher: Apprentice
seamen and others in seventh pay
grade, $5a.33 and $58.33; seamen,
second class, and others in the sixth
pay grade, $58.33 and $63; seamen,
first class, and others in the fifth
pay grade, $61 and s75; petty officers,
third class, and others in the fourth
pay grade, $65 and $79; petty officers,
second class, $73 and $87; petty off,
GERS, first class, s81 and sos; chief
petty officers with an acting ap-
pointment, $991 and $lO5; chief petty
officers with a permanent appoint
ment, $109 and $16666; aviation
cadet on active duty only. one rate,
$11666, with the same for the rank
of ensign and above.
The above are figured on the base
pay of the several rates. But if the
injured Reservist is in receipt of
longevity increases in pay or in
creases due to flight pay, the
amounts shown would be greater,
two-thirds of the amount of such
increase above the base pay being
added to the figure in the table, but
in no case will the amount of COM
pensation exceed s11666 per month.
In addition to the monthly COM
pensation. the Employees compensa-
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Bowling League,

DOWluR Lcdsuc.
The American Legion Bowling
League has elected for the coming
year: E. H. Campbell, president, Lin
coin Post; L. E. Walker. vice presi-
dent. Kenneth Nash Post T. P.
Royston, treasurer official scorer,
Bunker Hill Post. The league season
starts October at the Lucky Strike
Alleys. Teams will be entered by
Bunker Hill, Columbia, Costello,
Government Printing. Office, Ken
meth Nash, Lincoln, National Ca
5hedral, Quentin Roosevelt and Sergt.
Jasper Posts.
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Red Sox Down Tribe,
.9-5, 10 Make Il 10
Victories in Row
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press. a
CLEVELAND. July 15.-Boston's
Red Sox ran their winning streak
to 10 straight today, defeating
Cleveland, 9-5, behind Fritz Oster-
mueller and Emerson Dickman.
Boston scored five runs in the
first on five hits, two walks and an
error, to drive Willis Hudlin from
the mound. Johnny Broaca then
pitched alright ball until Ted Will
liams' 18th homer in the eighth
broke a SIS tie. Joe Cronin also
scored on his single, Julius Solters'
error and Joe Vosmik's single.
Johnny Allen was charged with the
Red Sox's two ninth-inning tallies.
The Indians had chased Oster-
mueller in the fifth. when they tied
it up Rollie Hemsley had five hits
for the day, including two doubles.
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Cooke Hits for .374
To Recapture Inf.
LeagueLe

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 15.-One good
man those International League
pitchers are having hard time
keeping down Is Dusty Cooke Of
Rochester.
Cooke climbed right back on top
Of the hitters with a 374 mark dur
ing the week after having been
ousted for the first time In nearly
two months.
Jim Oglesby, the Buffalo clouter.
maintained exactly the 1878 mark
with which he moved into the lead a
week ago, but it wasn't good enough.
Other leaders and ties included
Maurice Van Robays, Montreal, .345:
John Dickshot. Jersey City, .344:
Murray Howell Baltimore, .339;
Jack Sturdy, Rochester, 1856; Lou
Boudreau, Buffalo, 1884; Bob Porter,
Toronto Syracuse, 327; Morris
Jones, Jersey City, 1926; Joe Martin,
Buffalo, 1926: Dick West. Baltimore,
1926.
Aside from Cooke the weeks bat
ting star was Boudreau, who added
the doubles lead, with 30, to his
leadership in hits, Of which he mas
122, and scoring, with "a runs.
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Double by Arnovich
Seals Pills 8-5
Win 0verCubs
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, July 15-The
Phillies evened the series with the
Cubs today when they smacked Bill
Lee and Charley Root for IA hits
and an 8-5 victory before 5000 fans
It was big Bill Lees 10th defeat
Of the year, one more than he lost
during the entire 1888 season.
Merrill May led the Phillies' at
tack with three singles and a double
The Cubs secured 13 safeties of
three local hurlers, driving Higbee
from the box in the eighth, but
they could do little with johnson
and Beck who followed
1t was double by Arnovich with
two men on bases in the eighth in
ming that provided the runs that
gave the Phillies their victory.