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Evening star., 1940-12-12
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BROWN. MARY P. In memory Of our
mother. MARY P BROWN who departed
this life twenty-five years ago today. De-
cember IL, 1918.
FRANCES AND EDNA.
BURGESS, JESSIE NJ. Sacred to the
memory of my dear sister, JESSIE M.
BURGESS, who departed this life four
years ago today, December 12. 1886.
! often sit and think of you,
No one sees me weep:
But deep within my aching heart
Your memory I'll ever keep.
HER DEVOTED SISTER. BEATRICE v
COCKRELL
HAWKINS, JOHN. In loving remem-
brance of my dear husband, JOHN HAW.
KINS, who passed away twelve years age
today. December 10. 1928.
1t was in the early morning, twelve years
ago today
An angel of death came down on earth ano
bore my dear husband away.
What happy hours we once enjoyed.
When We were together:
But. OH how changed it all is now
Since you have gone forever.
And when the storm of life Is over
/ will meet you at home over there.
YOUR DEAR WIFE. ELLA HAWkINS.
Evening star., 1940-12-12

Vibrations from a dynamite ex-
plosion have been detected 1000
miles away.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Maryland Field Day Results
Track Summaries
Vorsitv Results

l:mile run--Dead heat between Kehoe
md; Chronister (Md). Fields (Md).
Pole vauit-won BY Preston tva); Sec
ond, Waller VA: third, Rathbun (va.)
and Holbrook tMd.). tie. Height, IL feet
Shotput-Won BY Mclaughlin (VaD:
second. Morris tMd) third, Albarano
tMd }: Distance. - feet 81, inches.
,.corE yavslin an,G' thrEw1W1n g1 BY Xancey Wsn;
.12O-yard hiEh hurdies-won BY Fuller
| ton tVaD. Time. O:14.6.
lOO.yard dash-Won BY Murphy md J.;
second. Barnes (Ad); third. Dayton (vaJ.
ssO-yard run-won by Kehoe fMd);
SECOND, ochsenreiter tMdo; third, Condor
| tMdD. Time. 1852
Broad jump-Won BY Morris lMdD: sec
ond. K. Rathbun va: third. Tilley MD.
Distance. II feet Sa inches
20 low hurdles-Won by Fuller VaD:
sec .seond Ma Mar9sr1y berry oysl; third Montsom-
High jump-Tie between Porter lMd.)
and Jones (vaJ: third. Rathbun lVa.).
440-yard dash-Won by Miller tMd):
second. Ochsenreiter tMd): third, Cron-
| ley (Vao. Time: O:4a.s. New recordD
2-miie run-Won BY Chronister md y;
second; Fields tMdD; third. Tucker tva.).
Discus throw-Won, by Morris tMd.):
second. N Rathbun tVa): third. K. Rath-
220-yard dash-Won By Eayton 1Va.1;
second. Miller Md); third. Murphy (Md.).
| Time. O:29.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
lnterschoIostic Results

n: ns3. ';fsss ;Ssss, Ss9.T s:
sexRHss WILSON, ss Gs4sn esiS9s saR GgR
fa bi.sass hoa ahlov%on 1%s 1ss 5, Goodman mount
81; yoseph's): second. Styrna tseton HalD !;
third; Audit tseton HalD. Distance, 1873
44o-yard dash-won BY HAYDEN tcen-
Broad sess9s ms .,,,4;on pSat
third. Barham MCKINLEY Teeh). Distance,
Miie ranMWon By Curtis. tseton H.lp;
AnnsR gsG '1 'sBsltimoE: as Poly: Time: t:s7 8 -
Hail.; Ih,l9 second; M,e1ntire sNevpoTs News;
- 22O-yard dash-Won By Vincent 1seton
hsS sSot tzpDp. p1%on 5; AUDIT rm ss.9os
wslfs Gilman Country e School,. SSel: '15ds BIS:
''pei Po: 81 y.uIxon fset n1nss ss s.r.e, n.vDo,t
third tie between tucker (Newport Newsj
and Jetman tcentraD. Heisht. IL feet 5
;sssS second. .,. Alexander S iWsst Sostinshsnl; !;
tie and Gibbons sa'as xouGs g. Jos Hsn
Height. 6 feet / inch.
SS0-yard run-Won BY Collodo tSeton
HAND; second, Fletcher (Seton HalD;
third. Batchelder Devitt). Time. 2:Ol @.
Javelin throw-Won BY T. styrna (seton
HalD; second, Gafiney tAllegany): third.
alexander (West Nottingham. Distance,
169 feet 2 inches.
Maryland scholastic relay-Won by
Baltimore Poly. (Broelie. Tillman. Reese,
MarshaD: second, Mount st. Joseph s;
Park. Time. 1884.
One mile Washington Public High relay
Won by Central Hayden. Norris, Thorn
as; Edgerton); second. Tech: third, Roose-
velt: fourth. woodrow wilson Time,
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Pepeo Away Winging
In Government Loon
With 1911 Victory

Pepco got of to flying start in
the 1910 United States Government
League race yesterday, polling out
IA hits for 10-1 victory over Naval
Air Station in the opening game.
The Sailors pounced on Sullivan,
who started for Pepco, for eight hits
in three innings, but were unable to
score because Of clever defensive
work. Garvey, who succeeded him,
allowed only two hits and famed
five.
Pepco, paced by Kidwell and
Leatherwood, who connected for
three hits each, scored twice in the
third, fourth and fifth innings and
sent four runners across in the
eighth to clinch matters.
Alfred Neal, Pepco president, and
Comdr. Samuel Ginder, U. g.. NJ,
omciated in pre-game ceremonies
omcially launching the league.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
County

1oo-yard dash = Won by ,rahrney
tHagerstown High SCHOOL,; second, Motter
frederick. High SCHOOL,: third. Fleming
Hsurei Eish & School Time o;1n:4:
SECOND. Golden lFort Hill: third: Morris
Hagerstown). Distance. ~ feet 6 inches.
High jump-Won by Leonard tSt
Michaels): second. Keister lMonteomery
blair): third, Morrisey -. tCatonsville).
SSO-ysrd run-Won by Kehoe LBelair>;
second sec .r orem tcambridss.; .o third. Gulbron-
22o-yard dash.Won by Rudd IAlle-
third Grifith iTowson). Time. O:23.6
440-yard dash--Won bv Miller fAlle-
Eanyl; second. Kraft lTowson); third.
Martin tcatonsville). Time, 554.
Broad jump-Won BY Hart tHaeers-
town.; second. Miller (Allegany) Iomit
third. Distance 30 feet inches.
Half-mile relay Division Won by
Surrattville Richards. Hugel Ripple,
Harman1; second. Laurel; third. Green's
Half-miie relay. Division County.
won BY Allegany (Ganney. James. Miller.
Rudd); second. Belair; third. Catonsville.
Time. 1882.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Leiber Beats Giants,
Old Mates, forCubs
With Home Run

CHICAGO. May 4 R.-A home
run by a former teammate. Hank
Leiber, that went over the left field
wall. beat the Giants, 80, in their
first meeting with the Chicago
Cubs today.
Leiber's drive came in the sixth
inning to break tie and to give
Larry French his third victory Of
the season.
The Giants meal ticket, Carl Hub
bell, went the distance, giving up
only six hits but he had to accept
his second loss of the season.
In addition to Leiber's game
winning blow, AL Todd also homered
OF Hubbell.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
-Four Stadium Marks
Fall as {. u. Beats
Dedcons, 71-51
Corbett, Wall Of Cards
And Pate and Dowdy
Of Invaders Stor

With each team cracking two
stadium records, Catholic University
outdistanced Wake Forests track
men by q score Of 7l-51 yesterday
in their dual meet at Brookland.
Johnny Corbett, who finished fifth
In the 2-mile run at the Penn relays
week ago, loped home in 9:57 to
establish mark in that event for
Catholic University, and Leo Wall,
bespectacled hurdler, skinned over
the 220-yard low barriers in 25.3
seconds for another mark in aiding
the winning cause.
Pate, the Deacon's strong man,
heaved the shot As feet 3h inches
for q new record, and DoWdy. Dea-
con sprint ace, hit the tape in 222
in the 220-yard dash for the visitors
second mark.
second. Miiks e. "; W" third. al Ih Hart ~. IS:
l.S ssstpu!@w9n b, Pate .w. p: SECOND.
81 h'Fd neasss sssn0n ssv &c 81. n
Mils r9nEwen BY corbett. &c. u: sec
9na; Tln. neyls s'st &C. ~; third, Adams Nv. -.
High jump-Won By Wall &C. ": sec
9ed y.eniins Hesbt r.. M .h,5s ,nsb.,
ssO-ysrd dsshEwon By powdy wv. -;
second Milks &C: ID: third Hart Nv. p.
Time. 0:22.2. New stadium record)
&C. l2m9-ya1a ..cdns hish hurdlesIWon 6y wan
Javelin throw-Won by sschon &c. W:
&C. U1. distance. les feet ta' 81 ,neSes. Hssen0'
Pole vault-Three-wa tie for nrst be-
tween Moutenot &C. " Borees &C. ~
snd Harris Nv; -: Height II feet.
% second u! Milks &c. ~: third Early wv. Fl.
H.Tt Txo1Wiie 3W r rpnMWon ~ BY corsett e. ";
a;a1 a.. fos e.,asS second Time. s:57. tNew sta
n,DdnS Disss'1won 3 b, .P,.s r.te ~ F.; seeGpa
Distance. l19 feet 3 inches.
&C. s29y'ra 1J ,.conS lOS h9.,n. hn5dl:W9n By W.n
Minsri sii6;,,n w. cva,,3 -. Time. o:25.3. New
ss0-yard run-won BY Doyle &C. W:
tesone ~ =, f;I!Hr Tim. tW6 o6s -; third Station
second. Dovdy W.. Is: third. Moutenott
&c. ". Distance. go feet 6ia inches.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Reds Triumph in 11th
When Pills Higbe
Wild Pitches
Take TussIe, 81, After
They Scramble Lineup
In Ninth to Tie
BY the Associated Press.

CINCINNATI. May Kirby
Higbe, one of the Philadelphia
Phillies' hard luck hurlers, spoiled a
well-pitched game in the 18th inning
today by fumbling a sacrifice bunt
and then shooting a wild pitch on
which Billy Myers scored from
second base to give the Cincinnati
Reds 3-to-2 victory.
Manager Bill McKechnie scram-
bled the Reds lineup with pinch
hitters and runners in the ninth
and Billy Hershberger singled to
bring in Vince Di Maggie with the
tying run. Vince was running for
Ernie Lombardi who singled.
Higbe got through the 10th easily
but in the 18th Myers was safe on
Bragan's tumble and Higbe bobb5ed
Harry Crafts bunt down the first
base line. Then, pitching to Mike
Mccormick, Higbe threw the ball
into the screen and Myers sailed in
with the victory marker.
Joe Beggs, who started the 10th
after Paul Derringer gave way to a
pinch hitter. got credit for the game
his first victory for the Reds,
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Carr Brothers Upset
In Metro Loop Game

Sons Of the American Legion soft
ballers sprang m upset in the Metro
League yesterday when they wal
loped the crack Carr Brothers and
Boswell team, 9-3.
Although yielding the same num-
Der Of hits as his opponent, Bump
Simonds was aided materially by
the Lesion's jackrabbit outdeld.
TaT5au webb with . home run and
two singles led the wi1anefs' attack.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Uphill Struggle Futile
As s.. AIbans Bows
To Woodberry, So

A long, uphill fight by st. Adams
which gained it a one-run lead with
an inning to play proved futile yes
terday when Woodberry Forrest rail-
lied in the ninth for two runs and
6-5 victory on the Saints diamond.
Catcher Cromelin's double with
the bases loaded in the eighth
climaxed the rally in which the
eventful losers overcame Al lead,
but Trimble, the st. Adams pitcher,
who went all the way, weakened and
allowed the winning tallies in the
last inning.
With the exception of the eighth,
Cole pitched excellently for Wood
berry. allowing the hosts only six
hits and striking out seven.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today
. BY the Associated Press.

6y the ASSoCleLeQ FreaA.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Probable
pitchers in the major leagues to-
morrow (won-lost records in
parentheses):
American League.
st. Louis at Washington-Ken-
nedy (0-O VS.. Leonard Q-O.
Chicago at Philadelphia-Lyons
Old VS.. Dean 90.
Detroit at New York-New-
som Q-D VS.. Ruffing u-2 or
Chandler 90.
Cleveland at Boston-Feller
t2-2) VS.. Dickman u-2).
National League.
Philadelphia at Chicago-Mul-
cahy 0-D VS.. Dean DID.
Boston at Pittsburgh-Errick-
son (0-O VS.. Brown go.
New York at Cincinnati-Lohr-
man DO VS.. Walters 800.
Brooklyn at st. Louis-Wyatt
(2-0) or Hamlin DO VS.. Lanier
DO or Bowman ODD.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Costello Post S Nine
Host Tomorrow 10
Sports hotabIes

Outstanding figures Of major
league baseball, pro football and
tennis will be guests Of honor at an
entertainment for the Vincent B.
Costello Post nine of the American
Legion junior league tomorrow night
at Henderson's, 2108 Sixteenth street
NV. The entertainment, to be pre-
ceded by q dinner at Sid Leech's
home will begin at 8 o'clock.
Joe Judge, former Nat first base
man and current baseball coach al
Georgetown; Ossie Bluege, present
NAts' coach; Andy Farkas and
Charley Malone of the Redskins:
Herney Welsh, District tenni,
champion; Lu Blue, former Detroit
Tiger first baseman and Winfree
johnson, supervisor Of athletics
.of the public parks, will be among
the celebrities attending.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Tennis Results

singles--Ritzenbers CMaryland) de-
feated johnson. 4-6 6-3. 6-4: As.
90: Philiips tMaryiand) defeated Blan,
kin. 60. 7-5: Burkon fMaryland) de-
feated Madden. .6-2: g.: Royal MARY
landl defeated Mann. al. 6-1;
60
Doubles-RitzenberR and Askin MARY.
land) defeated Johnson and Fleming. 7-5
Ca: Hardey- and Burnside (Maryland)
defeated Madden and Mann 6-3. g.
Burkon and Royal CMaryland) defeated
Blankin and Ashton. 6-1, 60.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Census Bureau Clubs
Stage Two 5oftba||
TiIts Tomorrow

Aggie Ranchers meet Business C..
o. in an "A" League game, and ADJ
ministrative meets Machine Tab in
"B" League contest in the Census
Bureau Softbau League tomorrow.
The first game will be played on
Monument diamond No. / and the
other on diamond No. 3, both at 5
pm.
The rest Of the weeks schedule:
Tuesday--"A' League, Lites-vs. Tabula-
Wedne nesday.sA" Eeasue. Pub. M v. s. Tvs. vs..
Field C.. o.: p" League, Business Annex
vs. Machine TAB.
Manufacture; 'B' League. Pop. No. vs..
Field Shipping.
ton: ''B" League, ASgie Farmers vs.. 0e-
ographers.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Maryland Aces Visit
0xon Hill Today

The Maryland Aces will open their
Prince Georges County League sea-
son today against the Sunny Brook
team at Oxon Hill, Nd, the same
team that beat them In the play
o1s last year.
Johnny Clements, who defeated
Oxon Hill three times last season,
viii pitch for the Aces. Game time
q 2:S0 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Georgetown Mines Win
In Own Club Leuque

The Georgetown Blues and
Georgetown Grays in the peewee
division and Washington Flour and
Georgetown Boys Club No. 4 were
winners yesterday in baseball games
of the Georgetown Branch League
played on the Ellipse.
Arlington felt the power of the
Georgetown Blues bats by a 90
score, while Chevy Chase was the
Georgetown Grays' victim, 81. The
Flour nine defeated Police Boys
Club No. 10, To, while Georgetown
Boys Club No. 4 nosed out Hearst A.
c., 4-3.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Maryland Sweeps Field Day Scores Track Baseball Tennis 7dumph
Hoyas Spot Owls Two
Events, but Prevail
In Track Meet
Avense Beotine Of 1889
In 72-to-54 Triumph;
BIozis Under Wraps

Georgetown University's track and
field team conceded Temples repre-
sentatiyes 18 points in the high
and low hurdles yesterday, yet went
ahead to win q dual meet at Gen.
tral High Stadium, u to 81.
It was Georgetown's 1910 debut
In dual competition and found the
Hoyas apparent winners from the
outset, scarcely extending them
selves.
Bloxis Takes 1t Easy.
Al Blozis, world shotput record
holder, failed to approach his cham
pionship standard at any time, yet
sparked his team to victory with
wins in the shotput, discus and jaw
elm. He failed to score in the high
jump.
No meet marks were broken,
although Morty Alhwick was credit
ed with a commendable 102 in the
100-yard dash and 22.5 In the 220.
Suiter Of Temple cleared 81 feet
1l1a inches in the broad jump.
Blozis' 81 feet 8 inches in the
shot was disappointing, as was. his
$50 feet s1a inches in the discus.
Obviously, he was under wraps,
however.
Hilltoppers Gain Revenge.
Georgetown was leading, % to 8,
when it spotted Temple both the
low and high hurdles to make 1t
1926.
The victory squared . crushing
defeat handed the Hoyas by the
Owls in 1899.
.ps %f Braun ssavs3 ;s b; third st'ss Gs.:.a s rs
44o,,s9d d.sh-wop by Williams o.:
HS TIM: S:sI 8 w.. ' ;. .A.u, .'.u,.s '1 1o'.
second. 5ossn 1a3; third N0viteh (T3.
ss.:n s;'SS'a o shi'd "a zeash Ao''ssh S3
sHs s'$. s4s o' third III E''s o'ss: ' Is
end end cs5n.ssIe a,;S Sa5; third Jackson T9.
1.sf: 'Rrs 3, Rsa.S Rsss o }a 'esias Sls
Pole yaglt-Kulak Iz j., To Ind and Buckley
distance. ii feet s inches. ''
az srqsd jumpmWon 1,I,s Sy sY!tss sTa; sse-
sessssn By .h,4 R!o1'. ksa.n fe 'sssPS S
aiss .ts. 81 Ga5sk C., Hap
ssg Def'ei H.ab Ia ;ns III 5emke ao tied for sec
so5sv:R F h1id Fs Msist,Se 1e d. :eefas Ss
tance. III feet s inches.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
McGee Is Cards. First
To Go Nine Innings
In Beating Bees
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, May 4.-Fiddler Bill
MCGEE became the first st. LoNis
Cardinals pitcher to go the full
nine innings this season as he de-
feated the Boston Bees today, 3 to !.
In the Cardinals first IL games,
Manager Ray Blades called upon a
total of SO pitchers.
Pitching the 18th game, MCGEE
held the Bees to four hits, tow Of
them doubles by Eddie Miller. The
second double and Carveu Rowell's s
single scored the Bees only run.
The Cardinals Tailed their trio
in the third inning, MCGEE driving
in one run with a single and scor-
ing another when Enos Slaughter
doubled with two men IN hase
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Mccoy, Hayes, Star
As Mack Barrage
Routs Tigers
BY the Associated Press


PHILADELPHIA, May with
his mates laying down a 17-hit bar
rage against three Detroit pitchers,
including two home runs, Johnny
Babich got his third victory. Of the
season today as the Philadelphia
Athletics whipped the Tigers, IA to S.
Bennie MCCOY spanked q big third
inning drive which netted SIX runs
when he walloped home run with
two men on base.
The same inning saw Freddie
Hutchinson replaced on the Tiger
mound by Dizzy Trout, who in turn
gave way to Tom Seats in the fifth
when the AS launched another
four-run attack
Catcher Frank Hayes of the AS
had a perfect day at bat, three
singles and his third home run of
the year.
Earl Averill knocked a four
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Two RoIIies Gain Day
For Armstrong Nine

Two four-run rallies in each the
fifth and sixth innings gave Arm
strong High 9-5 victory over Phelps
Vocational yesterday at Brooks
Stadium in a seven-inning game.
The losers were outhit seven to
four and made five errors to three,
but capitalized on wildness Of two
Vocational pitchers.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Earl Averill knocked q four,

Runs--Bartell (2). Averill Campbell.
son t2). siebert. Hayes (3). Rubeline,
Lillard (2). Errors-Bartell Gehringer.
Mccoy. Lillard Runs batted in-Gehr-
niger. Greenberg Hayes ca. Moses. Nc
Coy t3), RubelinE (2). Lillard. Miles,
HIGGINS. Averill Two-base hits-York
ca. Moses Johnson Miles. McCosky. Me-
runs-Hayes, Mccoy. Averill. Stolen bases
johnson Rrbeline. Sacrihce-Babich
Double -plays-RubelnT to MCCOY to Sic
bert Left on bases-Detroit. &: Phila-
delphia. s.. Bases on balls-On Hutchin-
son. L: on Trout !: on Rabich. 3: on
Seats. l.. Struck out-By Hutchinson. 2;
bv Trout. 3: BY Babich. 4: BY Seats, /.
Hits-On Hutchinson 1 in ga innings:
of Trout. in 2h innings; on Seats. 5
In 3h innings. Wild pitches-Trout
LOSING pitcher-Hutchinson Umpires
Messrs. Ormsby. Rue and Basil. Time Of
game-2:14. Attendance-6OOO,
Evening star., 1940-05-05
BoseboII's Big Six

Home Runs.
American League-Kuhel. White Sox. g:
Foxx, Red Sox 8; Tabor. Red Sox. 4:
Trosky. Indians. 4; Judnich, Browns, 4;
johnson. Athletics, 4.
National League-Ott, Giants. 3: Cos
carart. DODGERS. 3; 10 tied with 2.
Runs Batted In.
American League-Foxx. Red Sox. %;
Kuhel. White Sox. "A; Judnich. Browns,
IL: Doerr Red Sox. 12.
National League-Nicholson. Cubs. 13:
Leiber. Cubs, IL: Lavagetto, Dodgers. IL
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Kuhe| Homers Twice
As Lee Of Chisox
- -.
Subdues Yanks
BY the Associated Press,

6S IHe ASSCClHleu PreSS.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Thornton
Lee, the tenth left-hander to face
the New York Yankees in 13, games
was too much for them today and
he pitched the Chicago White Sox
to a 1913 triumph.
While he was limiting the world
champions to 9 hits, his teammates
were busy slapping IS blows of
Steve Sundra, Bump Hadley, Ora
Hildebrand and Lee Grisson.
Two Of the blows were homers by
Joe Kuhel.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

3 8. ; I ]
None out when winning run scored
Ran for. Lombardi in ninth.
Batted for Joost in ninth
Ran for Hershberger in ninth.
Philadelphia ------- 600 200 600 00-2
Cincinnati --- 600 100 O01 01-3
Runs-Martin Mahan. Frey. Di MegRio.
Myers. Errors-Mahan, Bragan, Higbe.
Runs batted in-Mahan. Braean. r. Nc
Cormick, Hershberger Two-bese htt-Mar-
tin. Stolen bases-Werber. Frey. Sacri-
1ces-Klein, Craft CO. Joost Double play
Schultz to Bragan to Mahan. Left On
bases - PHILADELPHIA 4: CINCINNATI. q.
Bases on balls-Of Higbe, 5: on Derringer.
of Beggs, 2 in . innings Wild pitch
Higbe. Winning pitcher-Beggs. Um-
pires-Messrs. Dunn; Jorda End eesrs.
1884 boys.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Horridee to See First
Browns Nioht Come

ST. LOUIS, May 1 4-(R-William
Harridge, president Of the American
League, has informed ofncials Of the
st. Louis Browns he will attend the
first major league night game ever
played In ct. Louis, May n. The
Browns play Cleveland.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

William and Many 600 600 OqO-
Maryland oil 200 Ofx--ll
Runs-Maisel Bensoechea. Keller (2).
Rudy Culver t2. Burns, Wharton.
Springer C2). Errors-Rudy. Bengoechea.
Sills 90. Loftwich t2). T Andrews. How
ard (2). Two-base hits-Beneoechea,
Burns. Home runs-Keller. Culver. Stol-
en- bases-Culver t3). Maisel Bengoechea.
Double play-T. Andrews to Loftwich to
Stills. Left on bases-Maryland, 8; Will
liam and Mary, 5. Struck out-By
Soringer. II: by Howard. 81 by Merritt.
L.. Hits-Oh Howard. in d innings:
of Merritt, l in innings Hit by
pitcher-by Springer (ChestnuO. q Wild
pitche+SprinRer. PasseS balls-Simpson
%. Losing pitcher-Howard. Umpires-
Messrs Cox and Shoemaker. Time Of
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Totals 40 Is 2712 Totals 35 927 1
Batted for Hildebrand in eighth.

BHtted TOT GrtSSom IN ninth.
Chicago " 400 900 51O-1O
New York - OlO 600 O2O- z
Runs-Kennedy, Kuhel (2). Kreevich
(2). Wright C2}, ApplinE CO: Lee, Crosetti,
Rosar, Mills. Errors-Keller. Appling,
Rolfe. Hildebrand. Lee. Runs batted in
kuhel t2) solters 90, Heinrich. Wright
90. Appling McNair, Rolfe: Selkirk. Two
base hits-Solters. Heinrich, Lee, Rosar.
--Rosar. Sacriice-Lee Double plays
Appling to McNair to Kuhel. Crosetti to
YORK, :: chicago. 8. Bases oe on oHon bsilsEon
Sundra. l; OF Hadley. 2; Oh Hildebrand, I:
Oh Lee. 2; of Grissom. l. Struck out-By
in y inning; Oh Hadley. 8 in 8 innings:
OF Hildebrand. 3 in ia innings; OF Gris-
som, in ! inning. Losing pitcher-.sun-
Hubbard and Rommel. Time-2:15. At
tendance-5.303.
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Runs--Le Fevre t2), Espv 2l. Thach
l2). Robinson. Patton. Trimble Crawford
Fuller. Thach. Alexander Isj. Cole Espy.
Runs batted in-Trimble t2) McBurney
90. Lucas: Cromelin G). Logan. Espy.
Two-base hits-Patton. LUCAS, Cromelin
Stolen bases-Le Fevre. Espy, Robinson,
Patton. Sacrifices-McBurney (2), Hare
Double play--Fuller to Piggott. Left on
on balls-On Cole. 5: on Trimble. 8
Struck out-By Cole. z: BY Trimble,. 3.
Hit BY pitcher-By Cole alexander.
Trimblel. Wild pitch-Trimble. Umpire
Mr.. Mcdonald.
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Minor Leagues

international
Newark. 0-5: Toronto. 1-2.
Montreal. 4; jersey City. 2.
Baltimore. Buffalo. wet grounds.
Syracuse Rochester. cold.
American Association.
Milwaukee. 8: Toledo, O.
Minneapolis. 10; Indianapolis. 2.
Kansas City, 10; Columbus, o.
9t. Paul, o: Louisville. 8.
southern Association.
Memphis. g: Atlanta. O.
Birmlngham. 5; Nashville. 4.
Knoxville. b; New Orleans, 3.
Chattanoo9a. 8; Little Rock. /.
Texas.
Houston. 10; Beaumont. 2.
Pacific Ceast.
Los Angeles, IL: Hollywood. 9.
Oakland. 9; San Francisco, Q.
PieAmsnt.
Richmond, g.; Rocky Mount, 3.
poYtsmouth. z; Norfolk, 4.
Charlotte.Asheville, cold.
Winston -0alem Durham. cold.
sssksssvinA =; Arsases' !.
kee-0af1e- -0cranfo1. NJ S1eundl
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Red Sox PIoy Judds

Chevy Chase Red Sox diamonders
viii tanRle with Judd Printers today
at Chevy Chase Playground at I
o'clock.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Runs-Moore Witek. Leiber. Cavarretta.
Tcdd.. Errors-Witek. Mattick. Runs
batted in-Whitehead. DanninE. Leiber.
Home Home sunsIeiber Todd nsamSsre: sscrce:
Hubbell Double Dlays-Todd to Mattick.
Herman to Cavarretta. Left on bases
on HubbeL. 5: Oh french. 2. Struck
out-By Hubbell, 2; BY French 2. Um-
pires-CaMphel, KLEIN and Ballanfant.
Time-1:El.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

FLASHING HOME-Joe Muir
ply (extreme right) taking
the 100-yard dash for Mary
land as the Terps beat Vir-
ginia in part of the annual
field day program at College
Park. Kenny Barnes lex
treme LETT of Maryland was
second and Don Dayton Tin
white) of Virginia was third.
Whitley Miller of Maryland
was the other runner. Mary
. land won the meet, 691a to
5612. Star Stad Photo.