davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Road Rocky for Seeded Group City Tennis Meet Opening Tomorrow
Good League, Lot of Sunshine
So Tulsa Is 0. K. With Dean

Dean is billed to face Fort Worth
here Sunday. He said he still has
his control-"I won't walk no runs
in"-but that the ailing arm which
denoted him from the Chicago Cubs
"ties up on me" some days.
Informed that Manager Roy
Johnson often lakes his pitchers
out for morning workouts, Dizzy
said, I'm going out there and get
all the sunshine I can"
Evening star., 1940-06-07
-Four Teams Sought
For Insect LEAGUE

Additional insect teams to enter
baseball league being sponsored by
the Dynamic Sports Co. of 901 Mon
roe street NE. are wanted. Four
teams already have entered and
about an equal number more are
sought.
Interested mines should call Carl
Fontanini at Michigan 924l for
details
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Southern Junior Tennis
Down to SemifinuIs
BY the Associated Press

BY Int ASSOClated Press.
CLINTON, S. c.. June THE
semiflnals of the Southern junior
tennis tournament today pitted
top-seeded Earl Bartlett of New
Orleans against Robert Spurrier of
Charlotte. N. c.. and Louis Schopfer
of New Orleans against Bud Hart
of Memphis, Tenn, seeded No. 2.
Semi1nalists in the boys tourna-
ment were William Windham of
Orlando, Fla; Frank Willett of
Admission. Ala; Jack Tuero of Men,
phis. and Teddy Prior of West Palm
Beach, Fla. In the semifnals, Wind
ham will meet Willett and Tuero
will meet Prior.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Alpha Delta Sigma Pin
Team Stepping Out
AT Chevy Chase
Mixed Twosomes Shoot
At Arcadia; Tight Race
On in 6. A. O. League

Flying the colors of the Alpha
Delta Sigma Fraternity, five young
and up-and-coming bowlers today
promise to give all concerned bat
tie for the championship of the
Chevy Chase Thursday Night Sum-
mer League.
Record holders with team counts
of 586-1 ,6S5. the combination OF
Mac Toon, Phil and Francis Donald
son. Harry Fridley, Sd, and Don
Scott. captain. moved into the run
ner-up spot last night in routing the
Forest Service quint. Earlier in the
week, Phil Donaldson's 352 and
SouthpaW Fridley's 35l gained a 81
victory over the Uptowners.
Blind pig mixed doubles will start
at 3 O'Clock and continue to be a
Friday night attraction at the Ar
cadia. Manager Monk Fraser has
lined up host of man and women
rollers for the competition.
Shutout victories moved the Hor-
nets and Cubs into virtual tie for
the leadership in the G. A. o. Mixed
Summer League Sharing top
honorS at the Lucky Strike with 379
sets were Tom Williamson of the
Cubs and Carl Baudu of the Hor-
nets. Tom Mannix's 139 also was
high. while the scoring laurels
among the women went to Mildred
Herriott of the Cubs with Ill and
Bertha Clifford of the Pork Chops
with 294.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
BY the Associated Press,

TULSA, June 7.-Dizzy Deans
back in the minors, but he would
have you know he's still in "a
pretty doggone good league" and
good brand of sunshine.
He joins the Tulsa Oilers today
in Oklahoma City, returning to the
Texas League that graduated him
to the big time. He and his wife
arrived late yesterday.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
CoIored 'Y Run to Druw
Up to Is Tomorrow

A field of at least 25 is expected
tomorrow in the Twelfth Street Y
NJ c. A. trans-City run starting
from Howard University at 2:15
pm.
Robert Easley, 1899 winner, will
defend his title in the 3l2-mile
event. A Junior race at 21a miles
will start from the Soldiers Home
entrance.
Entries will be taken until 1C
am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Revenue Wins SIuqqinq Bee

internal Revenue outslugged Rail-
way Mail. 1876, in the Government
League. Weber, Miller and Muller
led the attack, the last mentioned
| connecting for circuit drive.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
'CoreIess' Ball for Golf

Once the golf balls core was solid.
Then it was needed Now core
less BALI is BEND advertised. All
except the cover is of wound rubber
thread.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Army Medicos Defeated

Army Medicos lost to Naval Re-
ceiving Station, 1915, in their Mi
litia League game. Fish, Dardin
and Zerbe led the assault with three
hits each.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Tru-BIu Tossers Score

Tru-Blu softballers nosed out
Catholic University's seniors, 6-4, as
Billy Sullivan turned in a foul
hit pitching exhibition.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Seeks SoftboII Opponent

Maryland Park softball team de-
sires an opponent for a game Sum
day at 10 am. on the Maryland
Park field. Phone Hillside O772.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
White Sox Deemed O. K.
Outside of Pitchers

MY team" continues Mr.. Dykes,
@could use a couple more pitchers,
! grant you, but what's wrong with
the rest of it? Mike Kreevich is
one of the greatest players in the
game. No, nobody ever heard OF
him. I guess that's what happens
to a man when he keeps his trap
shut. Taft Wright is banging the
ball for me. and he's better out
fielder since he came to us from
Washington. I'm not shedding any
tears for Gee Walker, who was
traded for Wright.
fresh is a fine catcher. Nothing
wrong with my infield, either. They
come up with the ball. Kuhel and
McNair can hit. Appling still IS
one of the toughest men in the
league to pitch to- And young
Kennedy at third base-Well, take a
look at him says Mr.. Dykes, rest
ing his case.
Young Robert Kennedy. at third
base for Chicago, is worth looking
at He may or may not be the best
rookie to break into major league
baseball this year, as Mr.. Dykes says
he is, but there is no mistaking
the young mans class. He behaves
like a ball player.
Kennedy Hos Marvellous
Throwing Arm
Kennedy belongs to the school OF
big, powerful third basemen who
dominate the American League to-
day and give it mighty margin
over the National League at that
position-Ken Keltner of Cleve-
land, Pinky Higgins of Detroit, Har-
lond Cliff of St. Louis. Buddy Lewis
(when he plays there of Wash
ington. Red Rolfe of the Yankees
and Jim Tabor of Boston.
His throwing arm has to be seen
TO be believed Tabor throws as
strongly but he throws all over the
lot. Kennedy has not given Joe
q hard chance on a catch all sea-
son. The other day, against the
Yankees. he made the best play on
brutal smash by Joe Di Maggie
that I have seen a third baseman
make since Pie Traynor's day May
be he won't hit much. He won't
have to hit more than 280 to be-
come a great third baseman.
Such are the White Sox of Chi
cago, and if they're not going any
place they're going there under a
good, plain-spoken, hard-fighting
manager.
Evening star., 1940-06-07


CoSmn Ruth Qun and Mary Friend
champion and recognized
ar at
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Aviotors Win Over Soints

Boiling Field chaliked up o-4
decision over ST. Elizabeths in their
Militia League engagement. Brown
limited the losers to four hits.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Tribe Rocks Must Save
Hits for Other Clubs

The new shortstop and the new
second baseman? Boudreau and
Mack? All right. so those boys can
come up with the ball now and
then and make a double play, But
where is all the hitting they're sup
posed to do? I haven't seen it
Maybe Boudreau and Mack save
their base hits for the other clubs
That suits me.
oscar Witt is short on pitching
After Feller and Milnar what can
Witt say but that he's sorry? Those
two fellows are his pitching staff
with maybe Harder winning few
in the hot weather, if it's not too
hot. AL Smith? Say, I can throw
the ban harder than that left
harder. What's more, I often do
Mr.. Dykes then rambles on about
his own ball club, which is here and
there in the second division.
you think we're not going any
place? Well, all l can say is, for a
team that's not going any place,
we're tough to beat. We do the
rest of the league favor by knock
Ing off the Yankees and Red SoX
this trip, but we don't get any
gratitude. There amt any graft
fII1p
Evening star., 1940-06-07

Has Diamond, Wants Games
F. and A. softball club has a
diamond but no games. Call Lincoln
6d26
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Civil Service in Van

Civil Service Commission wal
loped Glenn Dale, 6-1, In a softball
game. Levinson pounded out two
hits for the victors.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
From the
Press Box
Dykes Says His Chisox
Will Worry EN- All
Py JOHN LARDNER,


NEW YORK, June 7 tN,ANAD.-
It's pleasure to converse with
James J. Dykes of the Chicago
White SoX. He says what he thinks,
one of the few big league man
ayers to do so since Rogers Horns
bys time.
What are they kidding around
about?" demands Mr.. Dykes, warm
ing up for his afternoons social
engagement with the umplres by
sticking his lower lip we'll out and
assuming cold, hostile stare.
The Yankees are the best team in
our league. Boston is good. Cleve-
land is nothing. And my team will
make trouble for all of EN-
Where does Mr.. Dykes get these
strange, restless notions? Well, he's
about to tell you.
The Yanks have got too much
pitching he says. Boston hasn't
got enough, but how those guys can
powder the ball. Cleveland? Now
listen, I have no grudge against the
Indians. outside of the fact that I
would like to lick EN- every day
and twice on Sunday, but why is
Cleveland any better than it was
last year?
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6ine 1tr 8Mreerrettt
>,arh Hcirat pcrlcrcn?

SSi0tig fiir ale, sic es Ungcbt, lit
cine 0tiiteilll1g. bie uns bon Serru
Sconoro 3. Shirt Glcrs uf Courts,
5lge9angen lit. Scin &inipeis loltet:
Cine SSroll sic IN sen &crcini0tcn
Stootcn gcborcn lit pocr ol5 Minoer.
iGbrigc boolrh 0iirger lpuroe. >oi,
Iih ibr &otcr natllrnliiiercn liei', bat
ibr @iirgcrrcht ourb Seirot rcrlorcn,
mcnn tic 5Wiihcn Dem ,. Ntoi 1907
uno ocm %. September 1929 eincn
9luSlGnScr bcirotctc.
Sic fam Jest ibr Giirgerrctt 5u-
riifcrlangcn, penn lie im Simmer
i35 tscocrol 9liloing, slltcs Yo't,
amt, erI6eint mo cnhueocr ibrc @es
burtalrrflnoc obcr ona Sclrutss 3crti.
fifot mitbringt.
IS miro Damn Elm Scrmin gum
Tcrhnr onbcramt, in mclhem lie
oen Srcllcio fiir sic Gcrcinigten
Stootcn 81 lciitcn bat, mo bnrolI
miro ibr oas @iirgcrrcft 5uriid gcgc.
ben. Sic brullcht fcinerlei Eriiilln9
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8aileY's udttSttalc
Gage

Berobe bcim @cginn Scr Wintcrs
Saiion ieicrt oie @oilep So. ibrcn
9rGbten 5ipei Gage Gcrfouf in bicier
Soiion - Noticnolc Gage on Srei-
tog ,,no Son,sta1. llcbcrse,,at bon
ser Gcrantlpcrtlitbfcit, Sic ms aui,
crlcgt ipl,rbc, babcn ,lnicrc GirfGuicr
nic @cncral Managcr 8. 6. Sppcn-
bcim fonltaticrt, nabe5n llnnloalihcs
acIeiItet. ;saas sic Nh'acn3c,tacn &c,
tpcicn, miirocn sic cs 81 miiroiNen
pilicn, mic an jcbcm Trtifcl Erlpor.
nilie gcnad)t lp,roen bis 81 500.
Vuilcns 2oocn I'M WittcIplnft ser
Stoot lit ssreitag uno SomStog oiIcn
bon 8 llbr nloreens bis 6 llbr abcnos,
uno piele Departments an 1srcitoa
obcno ioadr bis 9 llbr. Sic ;3mcia,
lGocn @ailcp's ncrocn an bcibcn 1o-
gen bis 9 llbr obcnbs often acboltcn
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absulesen, ionoern bat nllr gu be.
nciicn, oob tic Dor ser Seirat 9iir'
germ mar. @enn tie eS lpiinlht
tam iie noh 3obllng bon elneln
Collar bcg!oubiate Nblhriit ocs @e'
rihts sYrctofpns erbulten
@er nibt am 26. Se5ellbcr tata
iGcbIih 9iireer lit, nui, iih als slus.
Timber rc9iltriercn lmo leillcn Sin
gcruborlld nebncn lallen.
Sic Sffice bon Gollrltp Slcrf Shirt
itellt iibrlih 5000 Grite 8iirgerpa.
pierre aus. Gr lit Elm bcreitluilli9cr
Seller oen 9cperbcrn INT SllterSpcn-
liou uno iolhen, sic slllsfllnft iibcr
Sociol Sccilritp uno NrbcitsnahnciS
piinid)en. Gr lit germ ieocrlnonn 81
Tienltcn.
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wiAtie!

Gs tpirb bon Dem MenIben niht
pcrlongt, boE CT ctlpos Mnbcres mol
le, ais mas CT in @ohrbcit lit, lub
monon cr iiCb. mcnn CT iib bapon emit
fernt, als bon icinem @eicn cntiernt.
Sns Woie erlpcdt llns, ipcnn cs
ms alld) nod 10 lchr 5llr un0crn Sea.
ti,r 0clporOcu lit, bocD INNER Ous 9cs
,p,lbticin ocs @iocriprubs 81 inherent
Wcicn mb bonit oos @ciiibl scr I'm
icligfcit. Iurh oos 1un oes @llten
hcItItiNcn mir inns in llnicrcm Welcn.
Tas Wllt 81 TIM, lit lllS n,r 10
lun9c 3lmltlmN ols inns bos @ltc
nod cin Hcubercs lit. Wcil bics gum
Scil ooS gauge Schcn binourd Der
TsSoQ it, 10 lit ollb inncr nod etluos
BON 3unlltlm1 nit Dem @lltestiln
iir lmS pcrbunoer ubcr immcr lpcs
niger, ic rmcbr mir bnS @lltc ais
infer @cicn crfcnncn mo nit nnic-
rem Willcn bnrnui cingcbcu.
--0-
- Wnnrhcr flaNt: >Sd) tobc ilnniiB
9clcbt. id) hnbe fcinc @clcgcnbcit ge-
bobt, mcinc &rGitc 81 cntialtcn. @ie ?
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Rerbitfeit fs,Stter erfcle
fir 1Utit. H,aNlctt

DDS SerbItieit ipur Gin Gbrcntog
iiir Observation-Disclosures Wm.
Slolctt oril Icbtcn SanStag. Gr fann
periitlcrt iein, bab oac 9ci,lhcr ibr
@citcs tim lpcrocn. icinc Wieocrtpabl
ST iGrocrn.
Sic beiocn Smptrconer ocs Mbenos
!pcrcn Silis-Nnli3cianmolt @,n. s.
Shnciocr lmS @ln. Slolett. Scrr
Sbncioer bctcntc, SOP er ols gutter
Mcpuhlfoncr Sen Tcmofratcn S,lo-
lett ,ppbl cnp'cblcn fonnc, bcnn oic
Observation-Disclosures ipiclc IN oiclcm
Sale nbfpllt feinc Mpllc Snolett lei
lcin rcrionlid)cr Trcuno mo ,l,bcr-
Ncnl habc iih Si,hlrtt bllrd icine SG'
tiatcit in Scr Scgislotlr bas McdJt
pcrhicnt, nirNrr Nctpiblt sll mcrocn.
Scrr Sl,olctt iiibrtc aus. oaB gcraoc
in bicicr fritiirbcn 3cit sic 9sottpcn,
Natcit bcitcbe, mchr GclltlcbltumnliNc
in pclitiihc Mcmtcr 81 ipdblcn. Gr
rrfl1rtc, bo6 cs gcniigcnb Wtnnncr
1cbc. mrlcbc sic NGbigfcitrn bciibcn,
ibrcr ncllcn Scinot wcrtuollc Ticnitc
,u lciitcn. Gr pcrluics Damn ald) 3D.
roui, ooB i'm nGditen Sabre Elm
oeutihcr Monn @m. s. Shnciocr,
iiir Mihtcr la,,ien luerSe, uno oicics
lrdrc Damn obermols ein Mann bon
ocutlher slbltammllna, Ser ,'nter.
ItiiBt iucroen ipllc. 9(ilf lcgtc Snolctt
Elm gltcs Wprt cin iiir icinen ,Srcllno
Sunni mo mcbrcrc anbcrc Mbgcoros
nctc ser acknowledgements Sc.
Sc @iblcr loQc ,l,bcoingt bieIen
WtGllncrn icinc Stinme Slltomnlen
!oiicn. SpGtcr crihicncn nod Scrr
Solntpclcrf Shirt, cin ocutihcrMam
mo Sbcrirt S'Sonncll, beloc all'
ocm ocmofratiihen Sidct. 3ulebt er-
uGbntc cr nod 6a3 oemofrati1be
Sidct o!$ geeianct iiIr ale oenten-
ocn @Gblcr.
Tos Yrogranln mlroe nit Der
nnlcrifaniiben Nationalbpnrne Elm.
geIeitct lnb. @aucrn. llno Shubplatt.
Ter. Gr,lppc ser 9laucn Sonau iiibr.
rem ibre biibidcn Tolfstdn5e Dor uno
gab 9icoer gum @cltcn. Die @ereinig.
ten SGngcr ianacn aleihialls. SOILS
Srfcltcr ipieltc herrlidc Sieoer rno
licicrte Die SanSlm,iif. Iues in allcnl
cs par ciu Gbrcntag iiir @m. Sub,
lett uno ein GrpcfllngStug iiir oas
politild bisber 5uriidgcblicbene all,
gcmcirc Sclltid)timn.
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Clcpclou> 3lrtsitcrz
Kcntitcc

Sic SGtigtcit oca Glcpclano go
Dor Spint Committee" iiir sic Vic
bcrlpahl bon Erulibcnt Mop'cpclt cr-
Itrccftc lid oicic @phc uuf Solcoc,
mn BORT cine GbnIihc Organization
ms 2cbcn 5r r,fcn lulo Spar Hlltcr
sen slulpi5ien ser sl. =. Of Z, Der
GSS. umo ser Giienbohn @riioer.
ld,ait. Sobn Mobricb bon Der Iean.
tiers llnion aliiltiertc IN oielem l(n'
ternchnen. Tos Glepclanocr &pnitce
bottc sic Ghrc. TrGiiocnt Moo'cuclt
Icttcn ,srcitog in 0ounaStolmn 5l'
hcoriiben, ulS cr bcn 3llg pcrlrB.
Gincn icborirn 9Ingriii oli @cns
ocu @ilfic mnhtc Ebil Sunuob am
9rontao obcno IN elmer Nooiconlpro
thc, in scr cr o,I sic cilgc %crWonot-
ldoit Nco amoiooten nit ocn SorIc5
ucrmic2.
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- s. gibt H2ute, Die }lrm crNten
Molc in ihrcnl &cbcn crit nit hcn
lcBtcn Gbrcm Nccbrt pcrocn.
- @cit !pibtigcr III ca, bic &lult
oCs NtllnhboltcnS nlS icne ocs Nc-
Ncna III meiitern.
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Gel>,11eber,peiim,,een
nod RuntGnien

IS limb lhciubar 8criicbte inn I'm,
lali, baI Sliolge ser bcr5eitigen Sage
Bclb niht ncbr nut) HlmlGnicn &C.
IauOt iucrbcm falm. Sos @roger
5rapcl 8urcau gibt ober befaunt,
oob mon fir llnterltiislngs5uefe bis
SIT $1,000 mcnatlid) al cine Serion
icnben fam. MIR ,lntcrlicgt ieoc Sens
ol,ng Ser 8encbmigug bcs II. g.
Sreaillrp departments, ipclhe bon
Scrrn @roger fir Sic cingcbolt miro,
10 boB Sic oamit nid)ts 81 TIM ba-
ben. @cgcn mciterer slusflnit lpen-
sen Sic iiN an oas @ro9cr Sropcl
@urcou, 1856 Snturio Ctr, Gleuc.
(uub, SDio.
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0tppoorom

Ger neilelte Shlnger i'm Sippo.
bronze Sbcoter lit ser brillontc Slim
rGitp for Gonouclt" nit Somes Gag
ncp llnb Slnm Sherioon in ocn Saupts
rollen. Nies lit sic critic Groonftion
bier llno bcginnt am Sumstna, SEN
19. Sftobcr. Sic Stoot Mcm Norf
lit Der Shauplab lmo oaS Sebcn IN
Der Metropolc miro gut portraiticrt
Nls Ncbcncpilohc ipiclt iieh cine Sic.
besgcld)idtc 5lpilhcn Modborfinocrn
ab. Mu6cr ocn Stcrncn nirfer nit
8ronf Grapcn, Sonolo GriSn sSrnnf
MCSugb, 9luuhc s)urNa lmo George
SpbiaS.
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uatr,.,,est,,tttcl<
StcmtpcI

Pm a. Nopember tritt ser ne,lc
~Soco Stamp Elm" inter ser Sci,
lung Scr "S,lrplus Morfeting Mb.
miniitration" in Graft. slae Yerio,
nen, Die oirette l1nteritiibung erbal.
ten, iinb berehti9t, Stempcl su crbol'
ten. rschcr 1T 25c iuert unh fam ais
3ohllmg in Grocery 2Gocn bcniib1
iprrbcn. Gr miro in @uhiorm mS'
acaebcn lpcrhcn.
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6ekSr>Wehe

Tie Glcbelono 9llioc. for Sd)aucr=
borigc bot cine Notional 8ebOr,pohe
pom 90. biz 26. Sftober NIT ssra,
Scnrp 6. Sciner als @oriibenoc por-
bcrritct. Scbcn Nohnlittag ipcrocn
I'M @oriiclo SouS gcri,,he ocmon-
Itriert slusitcll,nasobiefte ,peroen
ocsci0t. gci,dcr lino ,pillfommc1l.
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SaIt 6u nid)t eben gelebt?

SoIt ou nidt eben gelebt9
Die bobitc uno allgemeine slnfs,
eobe, oie mir 81 eriiillen baben, lit,
rcd)t at lcben. @er oas getan bat,
ser bat ooS S0bite peleiitet, lpas Der
Meuid) iiberbahpt leiitcn fann. Maes
anScre, SN1be ianmeln, ba,,en, berr=
it)en lit MIR Nebeniabe. glber feline
@iiieniboft lit ol,b 10 idsper, alS
rcht 81 leben, fem llnrebt 10 Der
bccrcno, oIs bas eigeue 0eien 3ll
perahtcn.
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- Sit fonlnlcn ii6 2elltc nllr ocS-
bolb 9rpb Dor, mcil linen Scr 3opf
gcid),pollcn / It. 2
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gitte lcieu Sic sic s(n5eisen!
Evening star., 1940-07-06
Vamarie Sail Victory
Is Challenged by
Stormy Weather
Hampton Regatta Boord
Ruling on Virginia
Cup Race Today
Special Dispatch to The Star.

HAMPTON, Va, July 6-Race Of
flcials pored over logarithms and
time charts today in an effort to
determine the victor in the Vir-
ginia Cruising Cup race from Glib
son Island. Md. as the 18th annual
Hampton regatta headed into the
semifinal section of a weekend
program. Sailing races featured
the eight-event card.
Stormy Weather, a yawl owned
by William H. Labrot of Annapolis.
Md, nosed across the finish line
about an hour behind the Vamarie,
the U. S. Naval Academy's staysail
ketch, to figure prominently in the
cup disposition. With its time
handicap. the Labrot entry might
be the winner although official an
nouncement of the positions was
not to be made until this afternoon
Fred Jacoby. veteran outboard
pilot, turned in the fastest heat of
the day in the Glass F. event, jock
eying his waterbug to victory at a
48 1862 -miles-per-hour clip. Clinton
R. Ferguson of Waban, Mass, drove
Bombshell to length victory over
Little Bob, manned by Bob Row.
land of Norfolk, in the second Glass
F heat.
Don Whitfield. Upper Montclair,
N j., captured both heats in the
midget outboard in Annihilator,
while Tow Dewitt of Van Went,
Ohio. took both in Division ], Glass
A. Paul Weary of Muncie, Ind,
won both heats of Division 2, Glass
A, for professional drivers.
Vic Scott, Forest Hills, N. Y, and
Bob Rowland won top honors in the
first and second heats of the Glass
G race and B. G. Shannon, jr.. Au-
dubon, N. Y, won both heats in the
outboard runabout class with hts
Miss Audubon v.
Evening star., 1940-07-06
Jock Won't Bottle Tunney
Or Shorkey, Despite Rumor

Jack expects to put in several
fights this summer. And T don't
want any of these young, fast
dancers who can keep out of reach, "
he said. I'D much rather get hit
on the chin than chase some
sprinter three or four rounds"
Dempsey still looks to be in good
shape for a fellow of Is. He is as
nervous and as restless as ever. He
has to keep moving from spot to
spot or from city to city, including
the Philippines and South America.
There is rumor that Dempsey
and Sharkey may meet again. Tun-
ney? No chance on either side.
1t still is something to remember,
in meeting Jack, the sunburnt
Tiger of Maumee Bay, aged "a,
weight 183-a Dempsey at the peak
he never quite reached again. Who
could have figured that the Demp-
sey of 1919, meeting Jess Willard,
would still be throwing leather 81
years later?
Well, a lot Of us were little bit
younger then.
Evening star., 1940-07-06

Town Loafers is leading the
Saltville CVa.) League.
Here's a record Scout Char.
ence Rowland of the Cubs saw
the Indianapolis Indians win
three successive games under
three different managers. Wes
Griffin was at the helm the first
day, then resigned" Coach
Bucky Grouse led the team to
victory next day, then quit to
join the Muncie Und.) police
force. Jewel Ems took over the
third day. p. Shes still there.
The Dodgers haven't lost q
game in the East this year ex-
cept at Ebbets Field. DR.. Jock
Sutherland opens q weeks foot
ball coaching school at Columbia
u. Monday. Wasn't 1t Col. Terry
who remarked that "We'u be sit
ting pretty when the double
headers roll around-we've got 50
much pitching7" Judge Lands
Evening star., 1940-07-06
Durocher, Dodger Manager to Chrsten Cruiser Brooklyn
Kmoueh AAmeeo Gddd Poteo! Stump Booming m. urges H

Tigers at the top of the American
League today. Boston and Cleve-
land held the top spots so long
it began to look as though the
standing was arranged In alpha
betical order"
Funniest sign in the Polo
Grounds Thursday was a huge
banner reading, "All Brooklyn
fans welcome" The Brooklyn
rooters returned the hospitality
by unloosing a volley of fire.
crackers that almost blasted poor
Mel OFT out of right field. George
Dad News) Cafego, Tennessee's
great triple-threater, has noti-
fed the Chicago Cardinals he
has completely recovered from
the knee injury which handi-
capped him last fall. Cincy fans
gave Ernie lombard his first
booing OF the year when Claude
Passeau whitfield him the other
day. A ball team called the
Evening star., 1940-07-06
North Shore Tennis
Crown Sought by
Alice Marble
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, July 6.-Alice
Marble, who holds the English and
American singles titles, matched
strokes today with young Virginia
Wolfenden of Los Angeles in the
women's final of the North Shore
tennis tournament.
Miss Wolfenden turned back Mary
Hardwick of England yesterday
rs, 81, 81, in tough semifinal
test, while Miss Marble was elimi-
mating Gracyn Wheeler of Santa
Monica, Calf, 81, 8-6.
In mems singles, two Chicagoans
Gardner Larned and Marvin Wach-
man, met in the semifinals for the
right to play Jimmy Evert of Chi
cago in the Sunday title match
Evert defeated Danny Deaver, also
of Chicago, 6t1, 53, yesterday in
the semifinals.
Evening star., 1940-07-06

and Edwin (G-man) Atherton,
the Pacific Coast Conference
boss, get the publicity, but we
give you a real czar-R. j. Kidd,
athletic director Of the u. of
Texas Interscholastic League,
who is the policy-maker for 50,-
600 Texas high school athletes.
Nothing else but-Manager Bill
McKechnie can turn on plenty of
power when he lines up his N. l..
all-star team. If he likes, he can
send four batting champions to
the plate in succession-Arky
Vaughan, 1885 leader; Joe Med
wick, 1887 king; Ernie lombard,
who set the pace In 1888, and
Johnny Mize, last seasons title
holder.
One-minute interview - Buck
Newsom: "You are wrong when
you say I'm going like another
Feller. I'm going Like two other
FellerS."