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Evening star., 1940-06-09
ST. Elizabeth Nine
All but Flag Victor
In Militia Loop
Boiling Field Is Lone
RivoI With Any Chance
To Upset Leader

Barring an earthquake or similar
disaster, st. Elizabeth's Hospital
nine is expected to clinch first-half
honors in the Militia League this
week as the race comes to an end.
Eight games are scheduled, with
all clubs due to play at least three
times and the second-place Boiling
Field outfit booked every .day.
The Aviators still have a fight
Ing chance although the Saints are
3i2 games in front at this writing.
with 10 victories against defeats
to 6 and 6 for the Flyers. 1t is
significant, however, that st. Eliza
beth's dropped three games last
week, two to Boiling, and must face
the latter twice again in addition
to a game with the tough Naval
Receiving Station.
If the Aviators win all their re-
naming games the leaders must
take three of its four games to
clinch the flag.
Beating the Anacostia nine will
be a tough job, however, if it's
mound ace, Joe McFadden, is right.
McFadden, working with machine
like precision with Catcher Buddy
Mattingly, has chalked up seven
victories against a lone defeat and
should add to that record. Mat
tlngly's hustle and steadiness be-
hind the bat has been one of the
most important factors in the teams
success He is batting .389.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Pirates Down PhiIs,
IS, Although They
Are 0utbaHed
By the Associated Press.

BY inc ASSOCIATED freSS
PITTSBURGH, June 8.-Although
outhit IL to 8, the Pittsburgh Pirates
beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 6-5,
today for their fourth consecutive
victory of the season.
A wild pitch by 81 johnson in the
seventh set up the winning run for
the Bucs by allowing Paul Waner
to go from first to third. Waner
had walked. Then Vim Di Maggie,
sent in to run for Waner, scored the
winning tally on Elbie Fletcher's
long fly.
Fletcher had tied up the ball game
in the fifth with his fifth homer this
year.
Lloyd Brown, who relieved Kirby
Higbe in the third, pitched to one
batter and was spiked in the right
foot by Fletcher while covering
first. His injury forced him from
the game.
Manager Frankie Frisch viewed
the event from the grandstand,
having drawn a three-day suspen-
sion and $50 fine from National
League President Ford Frick for
disputing decision by Umpire Dick
Campbell in yesterdays Pirate
Phillies contest.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Brown Helps Giants
Capture Twin Bill
From Cardinals
By the Associated Press.


ST. LOUIS, June 8.-Blubbery
Walter Brown, the New York Giants
ace relief twirler. proved his effec-
tiveness today, helping his third
place mates sweep a double header
from the St. Louis Cards by 40
and So.
The fireman" aided Roy Joiner
in winning the opener with
sparkling ninth-inning relief job,
disposing of Enos Slaughter, Joe
Medwick and Don Padgett when the
Cards had the tying runs on base.
In the second game he helped Cliff
Melton win his sixth game of the
season by retiring the last six bat
ters in order, after Cliff tired and let
Joe Orengo belt an eighth-inning
homer. That marked the big
Brownies fourteenth relief appear
ance of the year.
The Cards outhit the Giants, 1879,
in the first game but the winners
pounded out IA blows in the second,
finding Max Lanier particularly
easy. getting eight hits and four
runs off him in three innings.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Bryant and Cubs Agree,
to Be His Pilot
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 8.-Phil Wrigley,
owner of the Chicago Cubs, and
Pitcher Clay Bryant settled their
differences today.
The ailing right-handers wife.
Mrs. Opal Bryant, conferred with
Wrigley this afternoon while her
husband remained outside in their
car. She left Wrigley's Office with
S50-awee job as manager" of the
pitcher.
Wrigley agreed to pay Mrs. Bryant
that amount for not less than four
weeks.
The Bryants plan to leave Mon
day for Los Angeles. where Clay will
undergo treatments for his sore arm.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Mats Provide Most OF Comedy 7ravesty Baseball White Sox
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 8.-Prob-
able pitchers in the major leagues
tomorrow (won-lost records in
parentheses):
American League.
Chicago at Neutrality-suspicious.
(4-0 and Masterson (3-D.
st. Louis at Philadelphia o.
Niggeling (0-2) and Harris (4-2)
vs.. Babich (5-4 and Caster 1-8).
Cleveland at New York
Smith $50 VS.. Donald go or
Ruff1ng (3-5).
Detroit at Boston - Bridges
go VS.. Harris (3-D.
National League.
Boston at Chicago (2)-Posedel
(3-4 and Barnicle 900 VS..
French (6-4) and Root G-6.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh o.
Blanton 900 or Mulcahy (5-4
and Pearson l-3 VS.. Bowman
(3-3 and Klinger 40.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati o.
Carleton go and. Wyatt (4-3)
VS.. Turner (2-2) and Thompson
(7-4D.
New York at st. Louis o.
Hubbell (5-2) and Ohrman (4-D
VS.. Cooper (0-3 and MCGEE (4-3.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
CulIenbine Hammers
Over 6 TaI|ies as
Browns Beat As
By the Associated Press.

oy VIC ASSOCldlcQ FIeSS.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8.-Roy
Cullenbine, who was traded to St.
Louis by Brooklyn because he wasn't
hitting, drove in six runs today
with a homer and double to lead the
Browns to a 15-to-1 victory over
the Athletics behind Eldon Auker's
flve-hit pitching.
Cullenbine started a seven-run
uprising for the Browns in the
fifth by drawing base on balls
and scoring on Chet Laabs' triple.
Coming up for the second time In
the inning he doubled with the
bases full to score two runs.
In the sixth he again came to bat
with the bases full and hit homer
off Rookie Carl Miles, who had Sue
ceeded Chubby Dean and Bill Beck
man on the mound for the Mack
men.
Myril Hoag also homered for the
Browns, his round-tripper coming
in the seventh with one on.
The AS one run came in the fifth
on an error and singles by Sam
Chairman and Benny McCOv,
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Post Entries Are O. K,
In Women's Golf

Post entries for the Women's East
ern Golf Championship, scheduled
June II to 13, inclusive. at Five
Farms Club, Baltimore, will be ac-
cepted. it was announced last night.
Entries previously closed June 7, but
the committee decided to extend
the deadline.
Mrs. Ralph Payne, committee
woman for the District. announced
that entries should be made as soon
as possible. Nine net and six gross
prizes will be awarded. The tourna-
ment is for women handicapped at
IS strokes or less.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Totals SO IL "a Totals 80 s27 10
Batted for Atwood in eighth.
Ran for May in eishth.
Batted for Davis In eighth.
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh

Philadelphia 2O3 900 O00-5
Pittsburgh - 112 01O 10x-6
Runs-Mahan. Schultz. Mazzera, Marty,
May. Handley. Di Maggio. Vaughan. Fletch-
er, Van Robays, Gusttne. ErrorEButcher,
Vaughan, Davis. Higbe. Runs batted in
Klein. Marty, Vaughan, Davis. May, Bra
gan; Fletcher t3l, Gustine. Two-baSs hits
aqihn base hitmaustns. en Home HON 9unMFetcher.
Stolen bsse.oustine. sacrifice-Heint-
zelman Double Play-Vaushan ;9. to Cuisine SH3sSI.
s; Pittsburgh. Z. Bases on balls-on
Heintselman, 5: by 81 johnson. 1; by NJ.
Brown. l. Hits-On Butcher. 4 in 1
inning. OF Heintzelman. in innings;
Oh Higbe,. 3 in "a innings; OF L. Brown,
none in. y inning: OF 81 Johnson s in
3b innings; of smoll, none in l innins,
Oh syl johnson. none in / inning, on M.
Brown. ! IN 2 inninss Wild pitches
Heintzelmap. Losing pitcher-sl John
son; Umpires-.Messrs. Campbell. KLEIN
rs. sns SsHn1EnN. SsnEN Ans' 1ms-S'oA' Asssao-
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Shoe PITCHING DeIoyed

The exhibition horse shoe match
between Jimmy Risk and Lee Flesh
man scheduled last night at the
parking lot in the rear of the Hiser
Theater in Bethesda was postponed
because of rain until Tuesday night.
They will start pitching at 7:30
o'clock.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
HoIystone Wins Aouin

PITTSBURGH, June 8 R.-
Holystone, 9-year-old chestnut geld
ing exhibited by Crispin Oglebay OF
Gates Mills, Ohio, again carried OIL
the blue ribbon in the hunter cham
pionship class at the windup of the
Allegheny Country Club Horse Show
today. Holystone won the event in
1899.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Tribes MiInar Gains
3-0Win Over Yanks,
Giving Two Hits
Earns Seasons 9th Win,
With Only Keller, Mills
Fothoming Delivery
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June ga pair of
singles-one by Charley Keller and
one by Buster Mills-were all the
hits the world champions could get
off AL Milnar of the Cleveland In
dians today as the Tribe won, 80.
The left-hander racked up his
eighth victory of the campaign
against one defeat by his masterful
hurting today. A crowd of 16,067
cheered him on.
Marius Russo, who outpitched
Milnar earlier in the season for the
Indians only defeat, suffered his
first setback of the year, giving up
five hits in eight innings.
Johnny Murphy, who pitched the
ninth, was tagged for two more
blows, one of them a homer by Roy
Bell.
Cleveland scored it's other two runs
in the fifth and seventh, adding two
solid blows for a run in each frame.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Sanford Tops Piedmont
Swotters With .372
By the Associated Press.

by tlle ASSOClAted Press.
RICHMOND, Va. June 8.-Char-
lotte's Jack Sanford squeezed into
the Piedmont League batting lead
this week by working up four points
to .372 while Jay Maynard of Rich
mond went into a skid that carried
him right out of the top five.
Van Harrington Of Durham also
slipped a little to land second with
1868.
Next in line were Joe Bestudik,
Durham. 1863; John Pesky, Rocky
Mount, .349, and Ernie Horne, Rich
mond, .348.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
TripIett Batting .446
To Lead Sally Loop
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
AUGUSTA, Ga, June 8.-Colum-
bus, rated in the South Atlantic
League as more than fair country
ball club, may be harboring couple
Of future major league star rockies.
Hooper Triplett, slugging out
fielder, boosted an already thump-
ing average of .429 up to .446 to
tighten his grip on first place with
Appoint lead over Herb Cromp-
ton, Savannah catcher.
In third slot, scarcely Jump be-
hind the runner-up, was Ray San
ders, Columbus first-sacker. Cromp-
tons average was 397, Sanders 1896
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Reds Club Life Out
0fDodgers 10 Go
Back Into Lead
Garner n Hits, While
Derringer Shines for
First l940 Victory
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, June 8.-The RAM
paging Cincinnati Reds regained the
National League lead today-club-
bing out 1872 victory over yes
terday's leaders, the Brooklyn Dod-
gers.
In sharp contrast to yesterdays
battle, which went to the Brooks by
AZ in II innings and gave them the
league leadership. today's game was
nothing but batting workout for
the Reds and mighty headache to
the droopy Dodgers in general and
to pitchers Fred Fitzsimmons, Carl
Doyle and Van Lingle Mungo in
particular.
Craft Busy With Bat.
While the Reds were collecting q
hits, the Dodgers were bowling to
Paul Derringer's fine hurting. He
gave but seven hits in chalking up
his first victory over them since the
1888 campaign. Heading the batting
soiree for the Reds was Harry Craft,
who got a single, double. triple and
homer-and then added another
single for good measure.
In addition to Craft, Lonnie Frey
and Johnny Rizzo homered, both
with two mates aboard
Freddie Fitz started for the losers
and pitched two innings, giving up
five runs and six hits in suffering his
first loss of the year. Then Doyle
took long turn on the mound, get
ting slaughtered for IA runs and is
hits. He also hit four batsmen which
ties the modern league mark.
Van Mungo Not Good.
Van Mungo. much to Doyle's re-
lief. pitched from the seventh on and
Welded fur r114as md Eara l,itc
Evening star., 1940-06-09

Schedule for the Week,
Tomorrow-Army Medicos at Boiling
ana st. Elizabeth's at Naval Receiving
Tuesday--Naval Receiving at Army
Medlcos and St. Elizabeth's at Boiling.
Thursday-Armv Medicos at St. Elza-
betp's, and Boiling at Naval Receiving.
Frlday-Bolling at st. Elizabetf's.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
BoseboII's Big Six
By the Associated Press.

Home Runs.
American Leaeue-FoxX, Red aov "a.
!rosky Indians, IA; Kuhel. White Sox. ii:
Johnson Athletics, 8; Grsenberg. Tigers. 8.
National LeaRue-Mi1e. Cardinals, H.:
banning. Giants. 8; Md dAokon. Cubs, II;
Camllh DODGERS 8: Werber. Reds, 6.
Runs Batted In.
American League-Foxx Red sox 40.
walker, Senators. Al; Trosky, Indians, 40:
Hioodworth' Senators. SO; Greenberg.
MiZe. Cardinals, "a; lombard, Reds Ak
Leiber: Cubs: 81: Camilli. Dodgers. 80.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Wrestler Sonnenberq
Is Granted Divorce

BELVIDERE. ILL.,, June P.-
Gus Sonnenberg, the wrestler. was
granted an uncontested divorce in
Boone County Circuit Court here to-
day from Mildred Sonnenberg, a
Brooklyn, N. Y, model.
Sonnenberg, who is 80. lives here
with his brother, Rudolph. He
charged, in hearing before Judge
William L. Pierce, that Mildred de-
serted him April II, 1887. They
were married May S, 1884, at Mid
dletown, Conn.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Recruit Olsen Stops
Bees, 81, 10 Bring
Cubs 5th in Row
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PIeSS.
CHICAGO, June 8.-Vern Olsen,
freshman southpaw, pitched and
batted Chicago to 3-to-1 victory.
over Boston today, giving the Cubs
their fifth straight triumph.
Olsen yielded eights hits, but only
Chet Ross home run. fifth of the
season, counted against him. His
double sent Dominic D'Allessandro
home with the run that united the
score in the seventh inning.
The young hurler also tossed out
Buddy Hassett trying to steal home
in the fifth, trapped Hassett on a
rundown play between third and
home in the eighth and had assists
IN foI1r nther nlavS
Evening star., 1940-06-09
SECOND GAME.
Totals 36 IA 2711 Totals 35 8 81
Batted for Marion in eighth.
I Batted for Owen in eighth.

Batted for owen In eighth
New York -- O22 900 O1O-5
Runs-Demaree, OFT, Jurges (2), Witek,
j. Martin. Orengo Errors-Marion, Wi
tex, Lanier. Runs batted in-Whitehead
CD. .Jurges, +, Moore, Melton, Orengo.
Home run-Orengo. Sacrifces-J. Moore,
Demaree. Double plays-Marion to Oren-
go to Mize, Witek to Jurges to Young t2),
Orengo to Marion to MiZe. Left on bases
New York. 8: st. Louis. 10 Bases on
balls-Of Melton, 4; OF Ianier, 2; Oh
Davis, l. Struck out-By Melton, 2; by
W. Brown, 2: by Lanier, l: by Davis. l.
Hits-Of Lanier in 3 innings; OF Da-
Wis, in 3 innings: on White, l in l
inning; of Melton. 9 in 7 innings tnone
out in eighth; of w. Brown, 0 in 2 in
nings. Winning pitcher-Melton. Losing
pitcher-Lanier Umpires-Messrs. Jorda,
Sears and Dunn. Time 0s. Attend
ance (paid)-4, 843.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Life Becomes EXCITING
For Pirate Recruit
BY the Associated Press,

PITTSBURGH, June 8.-Things
are happening with breath-taking
speed to Catcher Eddie Fernandes,
who arrived here by plane from
Portland yesterday to join the Pitts
burgh Pirates. He received wire
today from Oakland, Calf, an
nouncing the birth of . 7h-pound
son.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Official Score

Runs batted in-Appling. Dietrich, Nc
nair (2l, fresh l2l. .Wrisht. Lewis. Rosen-
thai. Brown. Welaj. Walker. Two-base
hits---Walker. Three-base hits-Early,
Travis. Stolen bases-Lewis. Welaj.
Kreevich. Sacrifices-Rosenthal Kuhel
Bonura; Dietrich to Applins to McNair to
Kuhel. Left on bases-chicaRo. Z; Wash
ington. IL Bases on balls-Oh Dietrich
B: of Chase, 3: of Brown. l: off Montea-
guido, B. Struck out-By Dietrich 2; BY
Monteagudo, 6; by Brown, l. Hits-Off
Chase. 6 in 2 1-3 innings; off Monteagudo
INNINGS none out in 7th): of Brown. 5 in
3 innings. Wild pitches-Chase, Dietrich
Brown Winning pitcher-Dietrich: losing
pitcher: Chase. Umpires-Messrs Quinn
Pipgras and MCGOWAN. Time-2:2O. At
tendance, 5000
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Totals 40 2715 Totals 33 b271O
Ran for McQuinn in seventh.
Batted for Beckman in NTH.
+ RAtted for c. Miles In ninth

i Batted for c. Miles in ninth.
st. Louis - 100 075 2O0-15
Philadelphi8 900 010 000- l
tsi: Bildilli, Gift. Hoas Ss1. gersrdino.
srrorsR.dci srl ciift. Aefner Jonson
Brancato (2). Runs batted in-Hoag (3l,
LaabS, McQuinn. Berardino. Auker. Cul-
IenSne aensf
hit - Leabs. Home runs - Cullenbine.
Hoag. sacrif1ce-McQuinn. Double plays
to Radcliff Left on bases-Philadelphia
8; st. Louis. g. Bases on balls-On Dean.
4; OF c. Miles, 4; on Auker, g.. Struck
Miles. 8; by .Auker, /. Hits-On Dean,
8 in 41s innings: Oh Beckman. in ~
inning; OIL c. Miles. 5 in innings. Losing
pitcher-Dean. Time Of game-2:O :O4
Umpires-Messrs. Rue. Moriarty and Hub
bard. Attendance-2.O 900 (estimated.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Minor Leagues
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. IL: Toledo, 8.
Columbus, 10: Milwaukee, 9.
Minneapolis. 8; Louisville. 8.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Oklahoma, 9: Tulsa. 8.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Charlotte, 1S; Asheville, s.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. 9: Knoxville, 2.
Memphis, 10; New Orleans. 7.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany, IL; Hartford. l.
Binghampton. Z; Springfield. 4.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester. 9-7: Newark, 6-s.
Buffalo, 5-5; Baltimore, 1912.
Jersey City. /: Toronto. o.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Seattle, o.. oakland, 3.
San tfanctsca o; San O4eeo. 3.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Van Mungo, much to DOyle'S re-
lief. pitched from the seventh on and
yielded four runs and five hits.
Totals 35 724 7
Brooklyn
Cincinnati

Brooklyn - 600 O2O OOO- .
Cincinnati " 143 1874 O4X-23
Runs-Lavagetto. Camilli FREY t3)
Goodman e.. Mccormick (5). Lombardi
-. Rizzo ~, Craft 90. Myers 80
batted in-Camilli Doyle Werber t2), Frey
l2), Mccormick. lombard t3,. Rizzo go
base hits-Camilli ,2> Doyle, Frey, Lom-
Craft. Home runs-Frey Rizzo Craft.
Sacrifice DerrinRer Left on bases
Brooklyn Z; Cincinnati. 15 Bases on
balls-Off Doyle A. of Mungo, ?: of
Derrinser, l. Struck out-Ey Fitzsimmons,
2; by Doyle 3; by Derringer 6. Hits-Of
Fitzsimmons 6 in 2 innings: of Doyle
I6 in innings; of Mungo 5 in 2 innings.
HIT BY pitcher-By Doyle (Werber; Frey,
Myers, Craft. Wild pitches-Doyle (2)
Losing pitcher-Fitzsin1mon Umpires-
Messrs. Reardon. Goetz and Pinelli- Time
2:19. Attendance-10.075.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

---------- VVU VTU-I
Inns. Runs batted in-Ross, Cavarretta
Nicholson. Olsen. Two-base hits-DAlles-
randro. Mattick, Olsen. Home run-Ross
Sacriflces-Fette, Cavarretta. Double plays
Miller to Warstler to Hassett, Mattick to
Herman t2l, Herman to Cavarretta. Left
on baSes-Boston. s.; Chicago. 8. Bases
on On 6slls-on Fette; 8; Oh strincevich. 2:
Olsen. /. Hits-Of Fette 8 in Z innings:
Of strincsvich, l in inning, Hit by
e'se L9sins
Magerkurth and Stewart. Tme-l:6l
Attendance (actual)-6,14e.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
New Portsmouth Pilot

PORTSMOUTH, Va, June 8 R-
Arthur Cowboy McHenry sue
ceeded Ray Brubaker as manager
Of the Portsmouth Cubs.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

Batted for T. Moore in ninth.
Ran for MiZe in ninth.
Z Batted for Orengo in ninth.
New York 900 11O 020-4
st. Louis ------.-- 900 110 000-2
Runs - Whitehead. Demaree. Youns.
Jurses, j. Martin, Medwick. Error--Mize.
Runs batted in-Young. Mize,, J. Moore.
Medwick. Jurges. Joiner. Two-base hits
Owen, Youns g! Medwiek. Whitehead. HI s,e !:
--Mize. j. Martin. sacrif1ces--Joiner. s..
Martin. O'Dea: Jurees. Double plays.
on bases-New York. 9; st. Louis, l3.
Bases on balls-Of Joiner, 2; OF Bowman,
3; off Russell, 3; of W. Brown. l. Struck
out-By Joiner. 3; by Bowman. 2: by
Shoun. l.; BY W. Brown, 2. Hits-Off
Bowman. in 4 innings; OF Russell, 5 in
innings; of Shoun. none in l inning;
off Joiner. 13 in 8 (none out in ninth: :
of w. Brown, none in l inning. Hit by
pitcher-By Joiner tMze). Winning pitch
er-Joiner. Losing pitcher-Russell. Um
pires-Messrs. Dunn. Jorda and Sears
Time-2.21.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

Runs-Bell f2). Mack Errors-Croset-
ii, Selkirk, Gordon. Runs batted in
Hemsley co, Bell. Two-base hits-Bell,
ner Left on bases-New York 4; Cleve-
land g. Bases on balls-Off Milnar. 2;
off Russo. / Struck out-By Milnar, 4:
BY Russo, 3; by Murphy, l. Hits-Off
Russo, 5 in innings: OF Murphy. . in
inning Losing pitcher-Russo. Um-
pires-Messrs Kolls Rommel and Ormsoy.
Time-I:4l Attendance-16, ,067.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
FIRST GAME.

Totals--31 92711 Totals--37 13 81 13
.Batted for Bowman in fourth.
Batted for Russell in eighth.
Batted for T. Moore in ninth.
Ran for Mize in ninth.
Ratted for OrenRc in ninth.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Major League Statistics
Sunday, June 8, 1910.
AMERICAN

Results Yesterday.
Chicago, 12: Washington, 6.
Cleveland. 3; New York. 0.
Detroit 4; Boston, 2.
st. Louis. 15; Philadelphia. /.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
NATIONAL
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Results Yesterday.

Cincinnati. 23; Brooklyn, 2.
Chicago. 3: Boston, l
Pittsburgh, 6; Philadelphia, 8.
New York. 4: st. Louis, 2,
Evening star., 1940-06-09

GAMES TOMORROW.
Phila. at Cincinnati.
Bos. at ST. L. tnieht .
New York at Chicago.
B'k'n at Pits. tnight .
Evening star., 1940-06-09

GAMES TODAY
Brooklyn at Gin. t2
N. Y. at St. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Phila. at Pitts.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
GAMES TO-DAY

St. Louis at Wash.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at Phila.
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Kodiak mirror., 1940-07-26
PLANE tlElIE-

\ 5tqr Air:7cJ plano pilotod by Johnny l4ooro arrived in Kodiak Thursday Afternoon bringing I4rs. Irono l!ovoro of the Brown 3ocr Ccfo enc, IF. Silver. lr. Silver is c ocnitcry- inspector for tho ccnnor- ios md is on :. tour Of inspection 7. Johnny scys thoy suro ere keeping hi-l bus57 cs~ llo spends TOTO ti,lo in tho cir than llo G.ooS cn torrc f r1n.
Kodiak mirror., 1940-07-26
-SHQhlEl2 loARIY

. Several of hor girl. friends Ct not S~lith z. sloWoz' porty Thursday o7 It Wc5 plennod ct fir5t to hold tho gathering ct tho I4cdoon cpcrt.lo1ts S1lnooc;a Hotol ,out tho c,irlS Gccidod tho <1c-1- w1.s 50 nico tl1~t tl2oy would cc1l it {: Picnic SlloTor end SO so- !; jourlaod to Sic Lc'"o uhoro q gc~y til2o ucc he'd by ell.
Kodiak mirror., 1940-07-26
5XLSIIS SON

Iu,5 J. Bucaacllron loft on T1oGno stlcJ s bort to visit her ulao hes Q fo7. fern! on Saginaw Bcy in Soutlo cstorn Alcslzc.
Kodiak mirror., 1940-07-26
lhNNERY z,ACTivE

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Kodiak mirror., 1940-07-26
EMER0ENCY TRIP

7olnoodc.y- A.-i. z Stcr Airv2y plcno pi rived l1o1o on emergency cell to trcnsfo lIccr Dcrinoff to Anchorage for .aoGiccl tt tontion. |o understand lr. Dcrinoff hes q ocvoro ccso Of cppondic itio. At tho pros ont ti::o Wo 2lovo no further Gotcils to of- for.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-28
Stars Ex-Wife
Recommends Jail
For Reducing

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. %. UPD-
BuXom Illcana Laurel, divorced
wife Of comedian Stan Laurel, who
was ordered out of the state for a
year for protection of California
police left here today aboard the
Santa Fe Chief for Pittsburgh.
She was escorted to the Union
station by two husky deputy sher-
ifs and her attorney, S. S. Hahn,
who had promised Justice Cecil
D. Holland of Beverly Hills he would
see she left the state as part of
the condition under which the Judge
suspended 45 days of IlleanaS 60
day sentence for intoXication.
Illeana's parting words were tfat
she had lost a pound day while
spending Is days in Jail and she said
she recommended Jail as a cure"
for those overweight.
I'm going to manage to take the
cure in Jail at least twice a year,
the blonde Russian singer said. Ask
ed how She planned to manage" to
get in jail twice year, she smiled
coyly and said: Cant you guess?''