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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-08-09
RESIGNS ACTORS UNION POST

New York City (ILNS). - Frank
Gilmore has resigned as president of
the Associated Actors and Artistes of
America, to become president emeritus
of the organization, which is the par
ent body of all actor unions. Gilmore
was president of the A. A. A. A. for
Ia years.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-08-09

Anybody can do business if he's
willing to be banker on the other
fellows terms.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-08-09

Issued Weekly at s2s Market Street
Telephone 1895 Hamilton, Ohio
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-08-09

The facilities for getting into trou-
BILE have been vastly improved, along
with everything else.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-08-09

Entered at the Postoffice at Hamilton,
Ohio, as Second Glass Mail Matter.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
D. {. Woman Bow|ers
Pace Doubles Class
AT Haqerstown

Marie Spates and Lucille Young
are leading in women's doubles in
the Cumberland Valley Bowling
Tournament now running at Ha-
gerstown and Washington rollers
are we'll up among the leaders in
other events, it was reported here
today.
The Spates-Young combination
has high score of 750 with another
local pair. Mabelle Herring and Car
oline Hiser. third with 702. Mrs.
Young shot All in the event and
Miss Hiser 400. In the all-events
nine-game singles. Mrs. Young has
1903 and Miss Hiser, LOTT.
Lucky Strikes mems team is sec
ond in Glass A with a set of 1897,
with Al Wright of that team second
in mems standings with 1910. The
Wolfe Motor Co. girls team is third
In its class with 1895.
Lindsey Scott and Mrs. Young
are tied in mixed doubles with 762,
with Mrs. Spates and Wright the
next local mixed pair with 693.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Fans Demands Brinq
Krauser, MartineI|i
To Mat Again

A small segment of the American
Academy of Science will hold forth
at Turner's Arena Thursday night
when Karol Krauser, B. S. and Gino
Martinelli, also B. S. ("big stuff" in
wrestling lingo, get together for
scientific and practical demonstra-
tions of the law of gravity.
Krauser, 200-pound gent who
practiced physical instruction in his
native Poland before seeking haven
on our shores, was introduced to the
public last week and made a favor
able impression in a Commute draw
with Martinelli. Their scientific
session was such a pleasant surprise
the customers have fairly deluged
Promoter Joe Turner with pleas to
bring him back.
Mr.. Turner, after carefully con-
sldering the matter, finally found a
way to arrange it, for after all the
public interests must be served. He
dropped nickle in phone and
told the boys to report for work
promptly at $3.50 Thursday night.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Junior Legionnaires
Wage Even Scrap
For Ball Honors
CooIey-McCu uIIoueh Team
Matches 4th Straight
Won by Seret. Jasper

Indications that the American Le-
gion Junior Baseball League cham
pionship will be strictly between the
Sergt. Jasper and Cooley -McCul-
Tough Posts continued strong today,
with both still boasting undefeated
records in four games and match
ing each other yesterday with out
bursts OF hitting power.
Once-defeated Potomacs fell be-
fore the Jaspers, '15-4, and Police
found itself Just as impotent as
Cooley Mccullough won, 14-4. The
fact that the Jaspers scored one
more run than their deadlocked ri
vals Is Offset by the Cooley Gull
loughs' outhitting the Jaspers, Is
to IL. The Jaspers had two six-run
innings and the GINS one and two
three-run frames.
Fort Stevens brought its league
average to 500 by defeating Costello,
1871. in the days third game.
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Evening star., 1940-05-20

Lady La Jack, owned by Nj and Mrs. Gardner
Rusty. owned by Fort Myer Horse Show
Cumulative points (3-day event)-Won
by Gay Cockade, owned by Fort Myer
Horse Show Team, ridden by Capt. Collier,
Nancy Marie Shaw. ridden by Stanley Dare.
5 points: third, Rusty, owned by Fort Myer
Horse SHOW Team; ridden BY Capt; Dewey,
and Mrs. Hallman. ridden by Mr.. Hallman.
and H-Ho, owned and ridden by Miss
stisg, tied with points.
lis owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Perry. ridden
by .I,e Mrs.; Perry; T., second. Battle Day, owned
John Hay Whitney. ridden BY Norman Hay
maker; fourth, Ronilad, owned and ridden
by sPsecTa Rssorah Ro9d ,n "a. -.
5y Mr.. and Mrs. Hallman. ridden By Mr.
Miss Nj shaw; ridden BY Peesy Mills: third.
Hughes. jr.: fourth. Fire Chief owned by
Elizabeth Lloyd, ridden by Truman Dodson.
,rI. Ladies, Gs.ra huntersEWon by Inky, owned by
Fuller: SECOND, Demopolis owned by Mr..
and Mrs, Perry, ridden by Mrs: Perry; third.
Little Flight, owned and ridden BY Peggy
Mrs. Hin, ridden BY Miss Fuller. "
:. Triple bar-Won by Sanoj, owned by
ana Harry 81 Jones; ridden da by BIZ Frisdhod
team & &sddo By c'et oxnea caass' 5S BaSn Nm
Du Farm ridden by Bobby Coneen: fourth,
Gay Cockade. owned by Fort Myer Horse
shoy team. ridden by Capt. Collier.
by G1sns Iiy ownsa hSatess IS Mr9 H qSdw
Miss Fuller; second Little Flight, owned
and ridden by Miss CARPENTER; third, Lucky
Buck owned by Mrs. Hill. ridden BY Miss
Fuller: fourth Big Boy. owned by SPRINGS
bury Farm, ridden by Sue Boiling.
Touch and out-Won by Gossip, owned
and ridden by Peggy Mills; second, Broom
field. owned and ridden by Capt. Kenneth
HHeinrich: ridden BY Eddie Taibert; fourth.
Show team, ridden by 1t. David Waestaff.
Hunt teams-Won by Mrs. George
Watts Hills team: second. Mrs. John Hay
Whitneys gray team; third. Bryn Du
Farms team and Mrs; W; H. Perry's team;
Working hunter Championship preiimi-
nary--Won BY Billy Do, owned by Springs
Lucky Buck. owned by Mrs. Hill, ridden
BY Miss Fuller; third Inky. owned by Mrs.
Hill, ridden by Mr.. Twyman; fourth, Little
Flight. owned and ridden by Peggy Car
Conformation hunter .championship-
Won BY Demopolis, owned and ridden b.
Mrs Perry; second, Balkonian owned 81
Mrs. Hill. ridden BY Mr.. Calvert; third,
Royalty, u: owned by Robert Waters,
BY woTkns STs eS.nDonEnes az Mi r..
conformation hunter champion-De-
mopolis: reserve. Balkonian.
Jumper champion-Hlntley Glen; ~
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Week S Federal Golf
Will Involve Both
Glasses in Play
Five Matches Scheduled
In Vast Tournament
Sponsored by Star

Five matches. involving both
classes of The Star-sponsored Fed
eral match play golf tourney; con-
front the Government golfers this
week as they square away for the
third week In the campaign.
Matches last week were confined
in the main-to Glass B, where six
contests have been held over the
past few days.
Patent office and Reconstruction
Finance Corp, which played last
year in Glass A, now are doing all
right in Glass B. each having won
6 points in matches last week. In
other matches, Public Buildings
licked National Archives, 31a to 2h; /;
Rural Electrification beat Maritime
Commission, 51a to u; Post Office
trimmed War College, 3h to 2ha,
and Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion defeated Electric Farm and
Home Authority, 51a to ".
The summaries:
Post o1iee. az; War Gol!ese; ,;;s.; ~; OH
f1Ott anu dCSlhmp WEI NOlitke, ( "a
points; Boston and Rosendall. Post Office.
Sheridan, Post Office. without partner,
8 points against Lipski and Porat. War
Patent Office. 8: Federal National Mort
gage. 0.
Anderson and Howg, p O.. points
against Walcavich and Pernell. r. N. M.
Whitman and Heath, P. O., points
against Willis, r. ~ M.
r. F c.. 6; Soil Conservation. o.
George and Rollins, r. r. c.. 3 points
AGAINST McGrath and Spence, Soil.
Cook and Winkler r. F. c.. points
AGAINST Evans and Hoag. Soil.
Public Buildings ga; National Archives.
az.
Ferguson and Nivert,, Archives ga
Buildings. n point
Maddocks and Wheeler, Public Build
tnEs: points against Thornton and
Rural EiectrihcatiOn. 5h; Maritime
johnson and Kohen. r. E. A.. ga
points: Kirsch and Taylor. Maritime, IA
point.
Woeher and Kimberly. r. E. A.. 3
points against Reus and Hart. Maritime.
Matches this week.
Agriculture VS.. Civil Service at Ken
wood: G. p o. vs.. Labor at Capital w.
P A. VS.. Confessional Library at Beaver
Dam: 8 z. c. VS.. Security Board at Wood
mont: Post Ohice VS.. r. F. c. at Army
Navy.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Rugged Roller Derby
Makes Bow in D. T..
Tomorrow Night
All but Biting Allowed
As Skaters Seek Coin
In Shrine Show

Roller derby-a new, fast and
rough sport-wiIl make its WASH
ington debut at Riverside Stadium
tomorrow night, under the sponsor
ship Of Almas Temple, with the
Washington Pawnees meeting the
Chicago Aztecs In the first of 27-
game series. The local stand will
run through June 16.
1t will be Washington's first taste
OF sport which has attracted more
than tour million spectators the past
year.
Blocking, Checking Go.
With five boys and five girls COM
prising each team, the game Is said
to combine the speed and action of
ice hockey, the blocking and body
contact of football and the stamina
OF six-day bicycle racing.
The girls and boys are alternated
in l5-minute shifts and points are
scored when a skater breaks ahead
of the pack and into Jam" Such
a skater is allowed two minutes in
which to lap the field and is credited
with a point upon passing a rival.
The fact that blocking and checking
are permitted as defensive measures
leads to many spills. Twice nightly
f1ve-minute open house. periods
are held, involving all 20 skaters.
Nightly Prizes at Stake.
The winning team nightly receives
a cash prize of $3.50 A certain per-
centage also is deducted from the
nightly receipts. not released until
the series is over, when the winner
receives so per cent and the loser 40.
One of the most picturesque and
popular teams in roller derby has
been picked to represent Washing
ton, with streamlined, 44-year-old
Ma" Bogash and her 21-year- old
son Billy among its members. Roy
GOWN will captain the Washing
ton boys and Bernice CKewpie)
Abar, a half-pint package, the local
girls. The Chicago team will be cap
tanned by big jim McClaskey, off,
cial bad man of the National Roller
Derby League, and Vera McClelland.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Three Mines in Top Tie
In Old Dominion Loop

Three undefeated leaders in the
Old Dominion League still we're in
a triple tie for first place today as
a result of winning yesterday Vienna
had the closest call in stopping
Falls Church. l1-9, but Lacey wal
loped Colvin Run. 10-2, and Fairfax
took So decision from the Gibson
Grays.
Forestville won its first game and
handed Herndon its second defeat,
60, in the leagues fourth game.
Evening star., 1940-05-20

and Hershey. 74s (ss,: Powell and Hare
HendTiek Her si and l. e, Nat, 723 ts5); Kaschut
4oa. IS Ssh' Rose, 4oa ? sis ~; caErss Ems
WsI Wenseas 2ss a s esorfs S. T1h pansasn sas So AN
Wa:.,.s ySs ass .ssnaa, s' IS" ST. Dan
,iqa Mi trophy; " Ho'f Earle Donsiason. nsR,sa
CLASS c.
fer Tssmlesl Maqke, a4d No Il l74s sbSo; Jsni-
81 st5: Easy MARKS is5ss: ss5; Afonsment
sso: ase' ws;1. s25; 3ss Woodward Lo.hrop 725'
ss slf ose ss AIaH ais E'sfsi!s sfs
aDn1isncR GoIdsn Rule 4ds 7ll slo Hoffman Home
, Doubles Collins and Kozee. 7s3. $40:
sSpeys sypr and ag Bia5s sss IL $50 Klsissth and
SO Lewis and 0 Brsan sayaer ia iaa sis sRa Masks ss
!snkinS !s 70e sla; Cole and csstle. 7o4. u
n and SeSmyer. ans sos rfsser ss 7o4 se Heller
ga1du; se$, $50; E steele 1e'' sss. s1sS:
B. BE-. E. Is IRsawlinss: s7e, SO; r. Renneberaer
az ss4 &: 8 RFoXni Wia ss4; ss 81: !: y. Mcauinn
strik. A sTysnts-Gss TTanbv BsYdu 1157 Lucky
CLASS D.
~ TeSms-Economies; nt! ;s75. $50: Airing
Sans sss So ts2S:'ps s9S s.ntssfs. ss2
49, sissc ssFsc1ai anon 4sast s4o sS s
Resources. $40. s5. 5.0'i' '"'o' N"''0''a'
senson DsassTyd5o and Rsnors and aare sll sso
and Mtehe $50 'cr Tucser ss9 and Bsrn
ssas. rsIs: cavanauah and snieseski. sas,
sna scott. ssi. 'n So Myers sss' and md faeap pem'
s.sss ssssIf' al ssssss sissss s72 e Ds.ser sse s1P
s!ns ssa So ss taao. go ssa' ss . HeIfsr. aHn.
: i &. sE2"s5ss V ssS'srssRR asR s. sss
lumbi. Trophy; j. T. 6Weser. 6w' 1850. t;S5A SIS. ~
CLASS E.
Pssss 1'sss; $40; Lissnse; l;sls sSS: Sc:
$50; Fackler and Timmons. $50. SIS:
WenZeu and sweeney. 63S. SO; Esch and
koval, 637. So: Beach and Cuttings, 635,
SO: Gray and Hall. 634. 81.
-. singles-H. Broyles. 3e3. SIS: M. B.
Iice, 357, $40; R. Gottschall. 356. So: T.
REYNOLDS. 341. SO; r. Hoffman. jr., 1886,
30; w. 9. Clegg: 1886. 81.
All events-M. B, Tice 9a5. Silver Spring
Trophy; D. ]. Smith, $50, $5.
CLASS r.
Teams-Mount Rainier, 1,543. SIS; Ar
ltngton Fairfax Motors. 1874, $3.50
Doubles-Sachs and Smith. 624, So; En-
singles--K. Goodger, 326, ST J. W.
ytb.3 noyls; s2s sos So; E. A. Hitler sls. 50; G.
Ali eventsEW. e " e. Wright. sss, Evening
Star Trophy; H. Sachs, SS1. SIS.
High games, any class-Bradley MandIey.
1873. Bulletin Trophy; Cecil Harp 17S,
Iimes-Herald Trophy: r. Lauxman. 17S,
pelt and silver buckle from W. H. Wright:
=. Jenkins, 176, Arrow electric shaver
from ]. K. Lewis. jeweler; r. Murphy, 172,
Arrow electric shaver from j. K. Lewis,
jeweler; J. Sherbahn. 172. shirt from. Fred
Mems Shop; Joe Freschi, 1859. tie. Bam's s
Mems Shop; Lee LIE Mat. 1888. tie, Sam s
Mems Shop; A Crown. 1873, tie, Fred's
Billiards; JACK Tsibert. gs; Ys7 III fruit sf BASKET
bob Miciotto: =. Kramer, 167. l Auto Point
pencil; F. Riley, 1877, 1 Auto Point pencil;
Il. Bulla. 1877. ! day and date pencil; ].
Talbert, 1877. day and date pencil.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
LincoIn's Swotting Orgy
Tops LeQion Sons Pluy

Lincoln's 17-hit attack featured
a day of slugging in the Sons of
the American Legion Softball League
yesterday as that team defeated
Killeen, 1878, and Nash nosed out
National Cathedral, 9-8.
Leftfielder Bacas hit two home
runs for Lincoln, with Pratt and
Smith being credited with one each.
Another Bacas, who played first for
Nash, smashed a round-tripper for
his team.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Prize Winners in City Bowling
Tournament, to Be Paid Next
Saturday, Split $2,379

One hundred and nine class c
bowlers will form the longest line
and collect the most coin when the
Washington City Duckpin Associa-
ton makes its prize awards for the
30th annual tournament at 7:30 pm.
Saturday at the Arcadia. Out of
total prize fund of $2,379 this big
group of pinmen will split $772.5O,
or nearly one-third of the aggregate.
Local No. II pinspillers OF the
Electrical Utility Employees Union,
class G team champions, will divvy
up the top five-man prize of $10O,
and to Tom Collins and Karl Kozee,
the class c doubles winners, will 20
the high two-man prize of $40 for
their all-time record of 783. Elmer
Lechlider, the class c singles victor,
also will receive the top singles prize
of s25.
With entries nearly doubled over
previous tournaments, class A win
ners will receive record amount of
$2l5. Following is the entire prize
list, as released today by Secretary
Arville Ebersole:
CLASS A.
Teams-Arcadia. 1885 (S35): Diamond
Cab. 1895 $500; Columbia, 1890 (S1O).
DoubleswBurser and sherbahn. s7s
$500; Hilliard ard Gochenour, $40 (S15);
Murphy and Nash. 77s (S12): santini and
Pantos, 772 (S10); Harrison and Demeres
769 (SS).
sinsles-Joe Freschi. $50 tssol; P.
Milan, 42S tS15 A. Crown. Alt t$12l: B.
Miciotti. 406 tS9): Bob Miller. 4O6 ($e);
Hamilsep Han lse'. Miller 4o4 tss' Ed BIakeney.
All events--Joe Freschi, 1854 (Arcadia
Trophy; Jack Talbert, 1887 ($5).
CLASS b.
Teams-Cooke Press. 1877 (S55); Sol
lers Plumbers. 1913 lS45); Wayne Oil
Burners, l,s3e tS35!; Table supply. l;sl2
Chaconas Market. 1901 (S17. .50p: "A. W.
Hot shoppe; 1,793 ts15l; Records, 1,7ss7
lS!2.50); Dome Oil. 1.7s1 (S10); A. l..
Kelly & Sons: l.774 (sio). -, ,,.,
Doubles-Kirby and Rose, 17S tS35):
Ressa and Allen 773 (S25); .Finchum and
Lauxman. 15s $500; Perrell and Robin
Donaldson and Briles. 749 (S10; Fowler
Evening star., 1940-05-20
CoIored Ringer HurIers
WilI.Form Leuoue

A city-wide colored horseshoe
league will be organized tomorrow
at $50 pm. in a meeting at the
Twelfth Street Branch Y. M. c. A.
De N. Brown, chairman of the
Y. M. C. A. Horseshoe Committee,
announces play will be staged in
four sections of the city.
The league play will continue
through to the annual Evening Star
Tournament, after which inter-city
matches will be staged with Rich
mond, Annapolis, Baltimore and
New York.
For information concerning the
league players should see A. A.
Greene at Twelfth Street Y. M.
G. A.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
South Makes Strong Finish to Shade North Washington Horse Show La
Smith Brothers of Cabin John
Mop Up in Motorcycle Race

The Smith, brothers Of Cabin
John, Md, Don and Charles. were
approximately $50 richer, today as
a reward for their winning and
placing second in the National Cap
ital Motorcycle Clubs first races OF
the year yesterday at Glenmont, Md
Another pair OF brothers, Bob and
Bill McKeever, were undisputed
favorites, but Bill lost out when he
attempted to pass Reggie LOCKER on
the 18th lap and ran his and
Lockers machine off the track. Bob
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Stor Club Softies Down
Two Sport Center Foes

Star Club added to its lead in the
Sport Center Softball League by
turning back a couple of bottling
works opponents yesterday. The
Star sluggers outpointed DR.. Pepper,
8-6. in its first game and routed
THYME, 1916, in the second.
Thompson successfully essayed an
iron-man role for the victors, hold
ing DR.. Pepper to six hits and Try
Me to five. Fuchs had a perfect
day at bat, getting five hits in as
many trips to the plate.
In other games, Standard defeat
ed Ryan's, 11-3, and Tru-Blu downed
Land O. Lakes, 9-3.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
53-Yeor-O Old Manager, Subbing
As Catcher, Tolls Is Innings

when injuries forced out his regular
catchers.
"It's been four years since caught
a full game" he painted, "and 10
since I caught double header. I'm
sorta like an old hoss. I know what
to do, but 7 can't do 1t and that
hurts me-"
Hannah broke into pro baseball
with Tacoma, Wash, in 1909, and
claims a record for catching the
most games in one season-187 with
Salt Lake City in 1917.
He expects to be on the active List
10 days.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Nv the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 90
Harry (Truck) Hannah, 53-year-old
manager of the Southern Associa-
ton Memphis club, numbered into
the dressing room, pumped down
on q trunk and sighed YEARLY:
"Gosh, I'm tired"
At an age when most baseball
managers long have been only side
line masters, Hannah had just
caught 16 innings of baseball for
his team against Nashville. Mem
phis won both games.
Hannah donned mask and glove
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Blue Ridge Hunt Show
Hos Big YeorIing List
Special Dispatch to The Star,

special Dlspatch 10 The Star.
WINCHESTER. Va, May 20.-The
annual horse and colt show of Blue
Ridge Hunt Club will be held Sat-
day at Carter Hall, Colonial show
place home Of Gerard B. Lambert,
Boston sportsman.
The entry list contains a large
number of yearling hunters which
will make their first show ring ap-
pearance and later compete for hon.
ors on the regular State circuit.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Judd & DetweiIer Ten
Downs Cameo in. Upset

Judd IL Detweiler's softballers are
gloating over one of the seasons
biggest upsets today, their 1877 VIC
tory over Cameo Furniture in yes
terday's Army and Navy League
play.
Anacostia Eagles defeated David's
Grill, 5-1. Tehaan's bowed to D. G.
Paper Mill, As, and Times-Herald
nosed out Allied Roofing, 81.
Evening star., 1940-05-20

wasn't in the running after the
seventh lap. At the time of his
mishap. Bill McKeever had Tapped
the field. Neither he nor LOCKER
was injured, but their motors re-
fused to start again.
One Of the sports largest crowds
hereabout, numbering more than
1000, lined the track. George Sabine
Of Gaithersburg, who came within
two-tenths Of a second of tying the
track record in a time trial, was
third in the main event.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
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raw and sensitive. Yet, because of his
business and social status, one out Of
every Z men must shave every day.
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Evening star., 1940-05-20
Ido's Continues Brisk
Pace by Winnino Two

Idas softball team continues to
set the pace in the Sport Center
League by virtue of it's victories over
Garvin's Grill, 5-1, and the G. G. c.
Company of Benning, 1874.
In other games Tru-Blu pounded
out 9-3 victory over Land O. Lakes
and Giant Food white-washed P. O.
Lunch, 20.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Fort Myer Divides

Fort Myer divided twin bill yes
terday, taking the nightcap from
Brookland Merchants. 1877, after
losing the first game. AZ. Hender-
son hit two homers and Stone one
for the Soldiers in the second game.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
EuqIes Defect Doirymen

Virginia Eagles outlasted Wake
field Dairy in a slugging duel to win
a 1914 decision. Hill, Davis and
Havener clouted home runs.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Rothenberq's Single Tells

AL Rothenberg's single in the last
inning gave Chevy Chase Red Sox
a 1919 decision over Judd g. Det-
weller yesterday on the Chevy
Chase playground.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Mounts Miller FIushy

Earl Miller of Mount Rainier
struck out 16 yesterday as his team
mates hit timely to whip Washing
ton Falcons, 9-4, on the Mount Raj
rier field.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Diamond Nine SIuos

Diamond A. C. outslugged Be-
thesda Blues yesterday to take
20-13 victory on the Bethesdans'
field
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Lionel, Groveton Split

Lionel A. G. and Groveton split q
double-header yesterday, the former
winning the first game, 5-4, and
Groveton the second, 1916.
Evening star., 1940-05-20

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. s4-3: st. Paul, IA.
1ndianapolis. 4-2: Toledo, 3-13.
Columbus. 60: Louisville. a..
Kansas City. 10-6: MinueapnliS. So
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Tukomu Tigers Ahead

Takoma Tigers nosed out Coles
vile, AZ, in their Montgomery
League game yesterday. Heft held
the losers to six hits.