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Evening star., 1940-06-30

Bent on picking up where it left
Off last year in it's red-hot rivalry
with j. c. Flood, Klein's Tavern
faces the potent Plumbers this after
noon at o'clock on the South Ell
lipse in a one-game playoff for first
half honors in Section A, National
City League.
But before these old feudists take
the field, Plaza Tile and Marble and
the st. Francis Xavier clubs will
have 1t out for Section B honors
in the first half of a bargain bill
that promises to attract the seasons
largest sandlot crowd. This game
is slated for II o'clock.
Klein's starting pitcher will be one
Of its well-known brothers, Boyd or
Bill Liggett, and If history repeats,
the Liggetts, aided by their mates
heavy hitting, will win. Last season
Manager Dutch" Earhardt's crew
also ended the first half in a tie
with Flood, after nosing it out, Sd,
in the regular series. In the play
off, however, Klein's dispelled all
doubt as to the better team by crush
ing its youthful rival, 14-5.
Plumbers Well Fortified.
Klein's also holds an 8-5 decision
over Flood this season, but an upset
defeat at the hands of Frank Small
Motors tossed the suburbanites into
the playoff. If Bucky Buscher, Bob
Matthias, Jimmy Durkin, George
Shipp, Freddy Nau and their mates
are up to par today, Flood will find
itself knee deep in hot water.
But Manager Morton Littman,
who has managed to keep the
Plumbers in the forefront of the
sandlot picture these two years, will
throw a formidable lineup into the
fray with Bender Giller nominated
for the pitching job. He'll have
Harry Martin behind the plate and
this combination may put a muffier
on Klein's heavy artillery. Toddy
Lagos. batting 450 at this writing:
Joe Moran, Lou Mostow and Charley
Mintzell are expected to supply the
dynamite in Floods attack.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Third Cavalry Faces
Fauquier-L r-Loudoun
Poloists Today

Third Cavalry polo team of Fort
Myer will play the Fauouier-
Loudoun four of Middleburg. Va, at
Potomac Park today at 3 pm. Both
teams. backed by recent success,
are expected to put up strong bat
tie in their first meeting of the year.
Winner over the Maryland Polo
Club last Sunday, 7 to 4, Sd Cavalry
will be meeting a team that barely
managed to top the Old Line
quartet two weeks ago by a 7-to-6
score. Each had recent easy
triumphs over War Department in
practice games Third Cavalry has
fve-goal team while the Vir-
ginianS boast of six-goal outfit.
Maj Gilbert Cheves and Capt.
Henry Hodes will umpire.
Probable Line Ups.
Third Cavalry-Lt. J. H. Polk,
Maj. T. @. Donaldson, Capt. r. L.
Dewey, Capt B. S. Cook.
Fauquier-Loudoun-C. v. Cush-
man, Harry Bucklin, Richard Kirk
patrick, r. v. Clark.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Dodgers Stage Late
Drive 10 0uthomer
Bees, 10 10 a
By the Associated Press.


BROOKLYN, June 29.-Home
runs almost proved the undoing of
Brooklyn again today but in the end
1t was pair of circuit clouts that
figured prominently in the Dodgers
10-to-4 victory over the Boston Bees.
AS late as the sixth inning the
Dodgers we're trailing, AZ, as the
result of home runs by Gene Moore
and Chet Ross, the latter with one
on.
In the seventh, however, Babe
Phelps homer with one mate aboard
featured a 4-run assault on Bill
Posedel and in the eighth Dixie
Walker cleared the loaded sacks
with his second home run of the
season.
Both Joe Medwick and Curt Davis
enjoyed their best days since join
ing the Dodgers. Medwick hit two
triples and a single and drove in
two runs.
Davis chalked up his first victory
OF the year in pitching seven in
nings, before being lifted for a
Dinch-hitter
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Sanford Retains .378
Pace 10 Hold Stick
Lead in Piedmont
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, June 29.-Hold-
ing his pace at .378, Jack Sanford of
Charlotte protected his Piedmont
League batting lead in the face Of
weakening opposition.
Francis Walsh of Rocky Mount got
official rating in the figures for the
first time but had slipped from 1893
to 1859 that gave him second place.
Last weeks runnerup, Ernie Horne
of Richmond, slipped to third place,
1856.
In fourth with .352 was John Pesky
of Rocky Mount.
Jay Maynard of Richmond round
ed out the top five with .348.
Although his .345 left him just out
of the select percentage circle, Rich
mond's Bill Prout remained the big
man in other departments, holding
the home run lead, 16, and being
first in runs batted in, 81, and tota
bases, 1856.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Yankees Blow 6-Run
Lead, Then BAT Out
12-9Win Over As
By the Associated Press,


NEW YORK, June 2o.-The world
champions were the Yankees of old
today and they had to be to blast
| out a II to decision over the Ath-
letics for their third straight vic
tory.
After blowing a siX-run lead, built
up by counting seven times in the
second, the Yanks came from behind
to win. Trailing to 3 going into
the seventh the Athletics drove
Spud Chandler from the mound and
continued their assault on Bump
Hadley.
Not until Johnny Murphy ap-
peared on the scene in the seventh
were the Mackmen stopped. Muir
ply received credit for the victory.
Babe Dahlgren hit a homer in
the second with two on, Joe Dr.
Maggie got his eleventh of the sea-
son in the fifth and frankie Cro-
setti cracked out his fourth in the
eighth as the Yanks matched the
Athletics closing drive.
Ed Heusser, who relieved Chubby
Dean in the third and was charged
with the defeat, and Dick Siebert
hit hOmerS for the losers
Evening star., 1940-06-30
.lohrman Beats PhiIs,
5 10 0, 10 Gain 7th
Win ofCampaign
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29-The
New York Giants stayed in the thick
of the National League pennant
race today with a 5-to-0 victory over
the Phillies, as Bill Lohrman hurled
Bill Terry's men to their second
straight shutout.
The Giants got to Kirby Higbe for
nine hits, four of them by Burgess
Whitehead
A double by Mickey Witek, singles
by Whitehead and Johnny Rucker
along with an infield out chased
in the first 2 runs in the third.
The others resulted from another
of Whitehead's hits, two sacrifices,
as many walks and Tony Cucci-
nello's single in the eighth.
Lohrman held the Phils to seven
scattered hits for his seventh win
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 2s-Prob-
able pitchers in the maj jor leagues
tomorrow with won and loss rec
ords:
(All doubleheaders.)
American League.
Washington at Boston-Mas-
terson (3-3) and Hudlin (3-2) VS..
Grove (3-2 and Hash (7-4).
Philadelphia at New York
Vaughan t0-0 and Babich $50
VS.. Breuer (5-3 and Pearson
(6-4).
Cleveland at Chicago-A. Smith
(8-D and Milnar Q1-2) VS.. Lyons
(4-3D and E. Smith 40.
Detroit at st. jLouis-Gorsica
(2-3) and Newhouser go VS..
Niggeling (2-3) and Kramer
(3-5).
National League.
Chicago at Cincinnati-French
(S-5) and Root 1-D VS.. Thomp-
son (s-5) and Walters 90.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh-Coo-
per (3-0 or ShouH (3-2) and
Warneke t4-5) VS.. Klinger (4-0
or MacFayden Old and Butcher
(3-5).
Boston at Brooklyn-Sullivan
(4-6) and Salvo 90 VS.. Ham
lin (5-3) and Casey (4-4l.
New York at Philadelphia
Hubbell go and Dean Old VS..
Pearson 0-5) and Beck (2-5).
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Ems, Cincinnati Scout.
Named Manager at
Indianapolis
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 29.-Leo
Miller, president of Indianapolis. has
announced Jewel Ems, Cincinnati
Reds scout, had been appointed
manager of the Indians, replacing
Yves Griffin.
Miller said the change in man
ayers Ts an internal organization
move with a forward looking desire
to improve our baseball picture for
the future"
Griffin could not be reached and
Miller, here with the Indians for the
final of series with the Louisville
Colonels, said he did not know
where the former pilot was.
Ems, former Pittsburgh Pirate
player and coach, will take over
tomorrow at Indianapolis, where
the Indians open series with Co.
lumbus.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Track Games ITuesduy

The second annual area II track
and field championships will be held
Tuesday at the Charles Young
School athletic field. School play
grounds to be represented are
Browne-Young, the defending cham
pion; Logan, Crummell, I.oveioy ano
Payne. First event will start al
$50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Heller Sets Hot Pace
AT Bat in Stars
Carrier Loop

With two teams tied for the ton
and two others within one game,
there should be enough action in
The Evening Star Carriers League
this week to appease the most exact
ing fan.
LIE Roy Heller of the Smith nine
is setting the pace at bat with .760
average, connecting 8 times in 13
trips to the plate.
Harry Walpe, Smith ace, struck
out 81 and gave up only hits
against the Anderson nine, while
Harry Knight, Buckley twirler, had
a no-hitter until the last inning of
his game against Hamilton when he
was found for two hits to star in
pitching ranks last week.
Team standings:
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Turner'S Slab Work
Beats Cubs, Saves
Lead for Reds
Great Booking Enables
Him to Win, a to !, on
Runs Late in Come
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, June %. - Jim
Turner, who came here from Boston
in trade for a man now punching
the clock in the minors, pitched the
Cincinnati Reds to a very useful 4
to-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs
today.
The victory was his fifth Of the
season and protected the Reds in
finitesimal first place margin over
Brooklyn, who meanwhile took in
the Boston Bees.
The big hurler, whose price at the
winter baseball meeting was utility
first baseman Les Scarsella, allowed
the Chicagoans eight hits, but he
needed and was given plenty Of
fielding support. However, in the
pinches, the Cubs found trouble with
his swapping curves.
Leiber Fails i'm Pinch.
They threatened to blow up the
ball game in the ninth. With one
out, Bill Nicholson singled off Frank
McCormick's glove. Dominic DIAL
lessandro forced him, but Phil
Cavarretta singled and Augie Galan.
batting for Al Todd, walked. Hank
Leiber batted for Bobbie Mattick and
hit into force play.
Meanwhile the Reds made the
most of five hits-four of them
doubles. Claude Passeau held them
hitless for the first four innings and
scoreless for five, but in the sixth
Ival Goodman doubled, slid into
third on Ernie Lombardis grounder
to Mattick and scored on a fielder's
choice.
Get Three Late Runs.
Eddie Joost opened the Reds sew
enth with double and scored on
an infleld play and a fly. In the
eighth, with two out, Lombardi
doubled, Harry Craft was purposelv
passed, and Morrie Arnovich crossed
up the strategy by doubling them
both home.
The Cubs run came in the sixth
on Stan Hacks single and Jimmy
Gleeson'S triple.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Preston Wins Sunday Morning
Breakfast Club Tourney

Ord Preston, prominent banker,
won the annual get together tour
nament of the Sunday Morning
Breakfast Club golfers at the Chevy
Chase Club yesterday with a card
of 83-7-76.
The Breakfast Club golfers are
group of Chevy Chase members who
gather every Sunday morning, have
breakfast and go out to play golf
among themselves. The tourney
yesterday was their annual affair
held outside the usual Sunday morn
ing events.
DR.. w. Calhoun Stirling, playing
from scratch, put up valiant ar
gument in defense of the low handi-
cap men, but finished with 78-two
Evening star., 1940-06-30

strokes behind the winner. Here
are the other scores:
H. A. Gardner, 98-l9-79; Ad-
miral A. Station. 99-19-80; John
Lewis Smith. jr, 89-9-80; ]. D.
Rollow, 88-7-8l; Thomas Ander-
son, 87-6-81; Ralph D. Quinter,
sr., 92-10-82; B. L. Simmons, 95
-l2-83; John Lewis Smith, sr.,
10l-17-84; George Warner, 81
12-85: L. C. Garnett, 99-13-86;
Elwood Seal, 10s-23-86; E. O.
Wagenhorst, l01-14-87; w. P
Meredith, l02-14-88; r. o. Luh-
ring, l09-23-86.
E. o. Wagenhorst was host to the
group at dinner following the golf
match.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Martin Inboard First
In Colonial Beach
Legion Regatta
BY the Associated Press.


COLONIAL BEACH, Va, June 90
Warren Martin, hailing from
Corinthian Yacht Club, Washing
ton, D. c., captured the featured
race for inboard motors over 100
horsepower as the fifth annual
American Legion festival got under
way here today. Second was ]. P
Scott, also of Washington.
Buck Harmon of Fredericksburg
piloted his craft to victory in the
contest for inboard runabouts under
100 horsepower and William Deaf
ley of Oak Grove, Va, took the To-
mile race for work boats from
large field.
Victor in the Hampton one-design
sailing race was Harold Cox of Nor
folk Yacht Club, while Carter M.
Keane of Kilmarnock took first hon
ors in the snipe class.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Totals 80 IL "a II Totals 80 IA 27 IL
Philadelphia --- OlO 023 300 6
New York - O1O OlO o2x-11

Runs-Brancato. Moses, Johnson, Sic
bert 90, WAGNER. D. Miles Heusser, Gro
Setti CD. Rolfe, Di Maggigo t3), Selkirk
90. Gordon, Rosar, Dahlgren, Chandler
Errors-Crosetti, Rolfe. MCCOY, D. Miles,
Rubeling. Runs batted in-Siebert 3D.
Rosar (2). Dahigren (35. Rolfe, Di Magic
80. Heusser ,(2), Rubelins, D. Miles. Wag-
ner (2), Selkirk, Crosetti. Two base hits
CroSetti, Wagner Rolfe, Selkirk Three
base hits-Di Maggio, Selkirk. Home runs
-Siebert, Dahlgren. Heusser Di Maggie,
CroSeti Stolen baSes-Gordon (2), RoSar
Sacrifice - Mccoy. Left on bases - New
York. q; Philadelphia. q. Bases on balls
On Dean, l. of Heusser, 2: off Chandler. 2.
Struck out-By Chandler. 2: by Dean, /;
by HeusSer. l; by Hadley l; by Potter, /,
Hits-Of Dean, 7 in 2 innings: off Heusser,
3 in innings (none out in 7th); off Pot
innings; off Hadley in IA innings; OF
Murphy, 8 in ga innings. wild pitch
Murphy. Winning gpgitcher-Murphy Los
ing pitcher-Heusser. Umpires = Messrs
Rue. Grieve and Hubbard. Time-2:24.
Attendance-7012.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Horseshoe Pitchers
Facing Busy Week

Horseshoe pitchers face busy
week on the Commerce Courts start
ing today with the playing of post
poned first-half games in both the
Metro and Federal Leagues.
A ladies' class for instruction under
Harry Woodfield also will be held
today at 2:30 pm. Tomorrow night
at 7:30 O'Clock there will be a chal-
lenge match between 10 players from
Virginia and District players. On
Tuesday the regular Metro League
matches are scheduled and on
Wednesday the Federal League takes
over.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Henson Is First-HuIf
Metro League Victor

Boo Henson won first place in the
first-half schedule of the Metro
Singles Horseshoe League with a
string of % consecutive victories, just
one short of his league record. In
his final match Henson tossed games
of 81, 70 and IS per cent ringers
at Irwin Carlberg to knock Carlberg
down into third-place tie with Lee
FleShman.
Charlie Howery, although beaten
during the first half two out of three
games by Fleshman, moved up to
second place ahead of them.
Evening star., 1940-06-30

Detroit 800 O02 OlO-9
st. Louis -- 600 OlO l2l--5
Rans-Bartell t2). McCoskey (2). Gehr-
niger CD, Greenberg. Campbell. Tebbetts,
McQuinn. Cliff, .Judnich, Berardno t2).
-..Greenberg 90. Campbell, Bartel Grace,
York CD. Jndnich (2, Berardino, Cullen
6ine. Two-base hits - York. McQuinn.
Stolen base-Berardino Sacrifice-Gehr-
niger. Left on bases-Qetroit, 8: st.
Louis; II. Bases on bal;s-Of Bridges,
,. Struck out-By Bridges. 8. by Cofr-
man, . by Cox, l; by .Trotter. /. - Hits
on Auker, 4 in Is inning: off Coffmsn. 7
TEotter, none in l inning; aff Bridges. 3
IN innings (noze out in eighth; off Ben
ton. 3 in 2 innings. Hit by pitcher-By
Auker tTebbetts). Passed ball-Tebbetts
winning pitcher-Bridges. Losing pitcher.
-Auker: Umpires-Messrs Kolls, Ormsby
and McGowen. Time-2:34
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Sea Gri|Is CIouf .331
To Lead Industrial
Teams al BAT

Heurich Brewers won the Indus
trial Leagues f1rst-haf flag chase,
but individual and team batting
honors went to Tom ODonnell's
Sea Grill nine, which placed 4 men
in the first 10 and had over the 300
mark.
Individual honors went to eagle
eyed Joe Ciomei, O'Donnells in
fielder, who swatted opposing pitch
er'S offerings for the fat average of
.571. He led Bill Harris of Cameo,
who was second with an even 500,
by a comfortable margin. Eddie
Collif1ower, Heurich pitcher and
outfelder, was fifth with an average
of AIT.
ODonnell's was far ahead in team
batting with mark of .331. Cameo
was second with .287, Heurich next
with .279 and Reliance Life, which
didn't win game, nosed out Russell
Motors by a single point, .273 to
.272.
FirSt-half standings and schedule
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Minor Results
American Association

American Association.
Milwaukee, g. st. Paul. ..
Indianapolis, s.; Louisville. 3.
Columbus. 13; Toledo. 0.
Minneapolis 8; Kansas City. 4.
International League.
Montreal, 3; Baltimore. 3.
Toronto. A: Jersey City, 80 (frst
game 13 innings.
Rochester, As; Syracuse, 81 (second
game z innings.
Eastern League.
Albany. IL: Elmira, 0-4 (hrst game
10 inningS)
Wilkes-Barre 4: Hartford, 2.
South Atlantic League.
Columbus, 10; Greenville, 8,
Piedmont League.
Asheville. g.; Norfolk. 4
Pacific Coast LsaFua
eaeransnte. 9; Portland. q,
Gan yraneasee, "a Los AAsAlek T.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
WE'LL Jinx Is Against
Spider Armstrong

Harry Jeffra will put his New
Maryland featherweight crown
on the line against Spider Arm
strong in Philadelphia and that
recalls that the Spider is under Al
Wells management.
Al handled joey Archibald, who,
In turn, dropped his claims to Jeffra
in a 15-round match at Baltimore
Armstrong is the favorite to win
Jeffras title claims, all of which
adds up to another philadelphia
story"
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Changes Coaching Jobs

RICHMOND, Va, June 20 (P).-
Karl A. Dick) Esleeck, coach at
Hampton High since 1884 and for
mer Virginia Tech football and box
ing star, will become head grid
coach at John Marshall High here
next fall.
Evening star., 1940-06-30

American Leasue--Foxx, Red Sox. II;
Trosky, Indians, II; Greenberg, Tigers
Ietics IL.
National Leaeue-Mize. Cardinals. 90;
Fletcher. Pirates, II; Danning, Giants
10: Nicholson, Cubs. s; lombard, Reds, s;
Rizzo, Phillies; s; Di Maggie, Pirates, S.
Runs Batted In
American League-Foxx, Red Sox. 20.
Greenoerg' Tigers, 81; walker, Senators,
NATIONAL League-Danning. Giants 80;
Mize, Cardinals, 81; Fletcher, Pirates, 50
Evening star., 1940-06-30

battto IOr Benton III nlHtH
Detroit --- O13 O12 2OO-a
st. Louis ------ O13 900 410-9
Runs-Bartell, Gehringer, Greenberg 2l.
York (2), Sullivan, Metha, Trout, Cullen
bine. Radcliff. McQuinn co. Cliff, IIdnich,
Berardino t2), Heffner. Errors-McCosky,
Bartell. York. Runs batted in-Sullivan
90: York, Gehrineer CO.. Bartell (2),
Judnich a.. Campbell. Swift 90, Cullen
bine. Two-baSe hits-Berardino (2), Nc
Quinn. Gehringer. Three-base hit-Green-
berg. Home runs-Cullenbine Judnich.
Stolen bases-York. Radcliff. Sacrifice
Cliff Left on bases-Detroit, 10: st
Louis. II. Bases on balls-On Rove !;
of Trout, 4: of Benton, L of Kennedy. q;
off Bildilli, /; off Lawson, l.. Struck out
BY Rowe 2; by Trout, l. by Benton, =:
by Seats. /; by Kennedy. 4. Hits-Or
off Trout, 8 in 4 innings; of Benton, 2 in
2 innings; off Seats, o in l inning; off
Kennedy, in innings; off Bildilli, 3 in
l inning; off Lawson / in = innings. Um-
pires-Messrs. Ormsby. MCGOWAN and
Kolls. Time-2:44. $40
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Kumruth and Shostrum
Reach Tennis Final
BY the Associated Press

ST. PAUL, June 29.-Bob Kam-
rath, Austin, Tex, and Bob Car
rothers, Coronado, Calf, advanced
to the singles final of the Minnesota
State Open Tennis Tournament.
Kamrath defeated John Shostrum.
Chicago, 8-6, 1-6, 6-4, IS, and
Carrothers won from Morey Lewis,
TeXarkana, Tex, 6-1, 60.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Operation Not to Keep
O'Brien OFF Pro Grid
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASSOclateu FrtSS.
DELAFIELD, Wis, June 90
Davey OBrien, Philadelphia Eagles
professional football star who is
recuperating here from an ap-
pendectomy, probably will be able
to play football this fall, DR.. Herbert
Barnes, his physician, said today.
O'Brien, q counselor at st. John S
Military Academy, underwent an
emergency operation yesterday. His
physician said he would be removed
from the hospital in q week II he
continued to improve.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
FREE FIREWORKS

Listen folks Jackson believes this the last year that fire.
works will be permitted to be sold Maryland Why not
out to Of Jacksons Fireworks Stands and hays
good old fashioned Fourth Of July time? Plenty of park
Ing space and picnic grounds at JACKSONS FIREWORKS
STAND, located on the ROCKVILLE PIKE MILES
FROM THE DISTRICT LINE AT OFFUTTS STORE
where shoot to hearts without being
molesed by the neighbors For those that have
car we nave free bus that leaves the District Line and
wisconsin Ave. the hour Bring children and show
them how you used to celebrate the Fourth July jack
sons Stands are open and the following
places: ON RIVER ROAD u MILE FROM WESTERN
AVE. ON CONN AVE. OPPOSITE CHEVY CHASE LAKE
POOL. ON GEORGIA AVE. NEAR FOREST GLEN ROAD.
On COLESV1LLE PIKE, NEAR FOUR CORNERS. AT 484o
WESTERN AVE NV. We have the largest assortment of
safe and fireworks that had anywhere around
Washnston Special rates for clubs and parties We
everything from sparkers to large 900 shot battery
kinds OF Sky Rockets Roman Candles Wheels night as
sortmen colored lights and plenty for
those that care for it. free package fireworks will be
given 10 each customer with this ad with SOC
or over For good fireworks Jacksons Fireworks
Stands.
Evening star., 1940-06-30
TEAM STANDINGS.
Eeetian A
GAMES TODAY.

A League g PM.
Klein Tavern VS.. j. C. Flood Co. South
AiHDSe (ssnaampIoeSnip' asaaos PIP n frst ha,p pM
EiIipse
Atchison 4 Keller VS.. Washington Home
Co., West Ellipse
~.,,A Arcade Market VS.. Capital Cafe, East
bye.
Juniors Il to PM)
Uline Ice VS.. Cardinal A. c.. South
Ellipse.
Kneessi's Kubs VS.. Mailman Photos. East
Ellipse.
Woodridee A. c. vs. B. C. Wash, No. .
Monument.
Friendship House VS.. B. C. MP. 4. No. l
Monument
Evening star., 1940-06-30

Totals 32 S24 9 Totals 81 sara
Batted for Todd in ninth.
Batted for Mattick in ninth,
Chicago OoO oo1 oon
Cincinnati 0OO mi ISY
Runs-Hack. Goodman. lombard. Craft
Joost Error-Mattick. Runs batted in
GLeeson, Werber, Craft, Arnovich (2).
d,Wo-oaSe hlts-Goodman. lombard Arno-
stolen oase-Gleeson. Sacrihce-Passeau
Double play-Joost to Frey to Mccormick,
55eit on oase-Chicago Z; Cincinnati. 4
Z. struck out--By PaSseau. 2; by Turner
l. Umpires-Messrs. Jorda, Sears and
Dunn. Time-1:45. Attendance-6 49S
paid; ladies, 1O.O16. 20
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Market Nine 'sChance
OF Departmental
Flag Is Slim

With flrst-half activities virtually
over in the Departmental League,
Center Market has chance to beat
out District Grocery Stores for the
title, but must take both of its games
and the Grocers must lose to Mari
time. The Market nine is a half
game behind with two to play while
the Grocers have one game left.
Standings and schedule for the
week:
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Totals 33 824 8 Totals "a II 81
*Batted for Davis in seventh.

Boston " 900 2O2 00O- 4
Brooklyn -------------010 00l 44x-10
Runs-Hassett Moore. Ross t2). Reese
Pbsns ess Waeer 4 MedEck @
PoSedel. Runs batted in-RoSs. >, Moore,
West Davis, Phelps go, Medwick (2),
Walker "a. Two-base hits-Berres,
Reese. Three-base hits-Medwick t2),
Home runs-Moore Ross, Phelps, Walker
Stolen bases-Coscarart Reese Sacrifices
-PreSSnen Double playS-CoScarart,
Reese and Camilli; Lavagetto, 'Coscarart
and Gamilli Left on bases-Boston, 3;
|; off Posedel, s. Struck out-By DaviA
3; by Posedel 5: by Pressnell, l. Hits
Of Davis, 7 in 7 innings; off Pressnell. l
in 2. Winning pitcher-Davis Umpires-
Goetz. Pinelli. and Reardon. Time 80.
Attendance-S,2S9
Evening star., 1940-06-30

| 5 pm:
| - Monday, South Ellipse-Russell vs.
| Heurich.
Tuesday. West Ellipse-O Donnell's VS..
| Cameo
Wednesday, North Ellipse-Reliance VS..
| Russell.
Evening star., 1940-06-30

Schedule for the Week
Tomorrow, l. D. r. A VS. Maritime
Tuesday: Center Market VS. / D. r. A.
Wednesday. Maritime VS.. D. G. s.
Thursday. open date
Friday, G. A. o. VS.. Center Market,