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Evening star., 1941-07-20
Loop Ha|f-Tit|e Goal
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Mines Resume
Semi-Series Flag Tits
Also Listed in Other
Divisions Today

After two successive weeks of
postponement because of rain. Ma
tional City Sunday Baseball Leagues
will attempt to get past some i'm
portant engagements today with
championship tits drawing atten-
ton in Sections A and B.
Miller Furniture needs only one
more victory to lock up the A title
and is a favorite to gain that over
Orange Disc, today's opposition. The
B title is more complicated Ninth
and New York Lunch tangleS with
Pepsi-Cola in morning game on
the South Ellipse and if the Lunch
team wins it will meet Perry's Res
taurant on the West Ellipse at 4
o'clock with the winner taking the
crown.
The Junior division still is in the
midst of flrst-half battling with
three undefeated teams trying to
save their records. One is due to
be stopped when Brookland Mer
chants and Central Boys Club. both
with clean states, meet on the South
Elipse. Friendship House. the other
undefeated club, goes against East
ern Branch Boys Club on the Mon
ument Diamond.
SECTION A-3 PM
Small Motors VS.. Mailman Photo, East
Ellipse.
Orange Disc VS.. Miller Furniture, South
Ellipse.
Heurich Brewers VS.. Taft A. c., Taft
Jacobsen Florist vs. Prince Georges
County P B. C.. Magruder Park
SECTION B-IO:l5 AM
Ninth and New York Lunch VS. Pepsi
Cola, South Ellipse. uf Ninth and N Y
wins, will meet Perry's Restaurant on West
Elllpse at p m. for championship
Solomons Market vs. Kronheim Liquors.
East Ellipse.
:, soutb.rn Oxygen vs.. Western Electric.
North Ellipse.
Perry.s Restaurant VS. Anacostia A. c.,
West Ellipse. tStart of second halD.
JUNIOR SECTION-I PM.
Cardinals VS.. Washington Flour, East
Ellipse.
Friendship House VS. Eastern Branch
w. B. C., Monument No. !.
Brookland Merchants VS.. Central Branch
w. B. C.. South EllipSe
Police Boys Club No. 5. VS.. No. 4, Monu-
ment No. >.
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McNeiII Seeded First,
Champ Riggs Next
At Sea Bright
Parker in Third Spot,
With Kovocs fourth;
Sturt Tomorrow
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEA BRIGHT. N. j., July 19-
Don McNeill, national champion,
gained top-seeding honors today in
the draw for the 54th annual invita-
ton tennis tournament of the Sea-
bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket
Club.
The Oklahoma City aspirant for
the title won last year by Bobby
Riggs of Clinton, S. c., headed a
field of the amateur tennis elite
starting play Monday in the Oldest
tournament in the country.
Seeded second in this first major
1941 grass court tourney was Riggs.
Frankie Parker of Altadena. Calf,
was given the third-ranking spot
ahead of Francis l.. Kovacs OF Oak
land, Calf, runner-up last year
and ranked third nationally behind
Mcneil and Riggs. Parker, 1889
Sea Bright victor and almost in
vincible on clay courts so far this
season, was ranked fifth nationally.
The seeding for the women'S sim
giles occasioned mild surprise when
Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke of Brook
line, Mass, was ranked atop Helen
Jacobs of Berkeley, Calf. Dorothy
May Bundy of Santa Monica, Calf.
was placed third and Virginia VOL
fenden of San Francisco, fourth.
Miss Jacobs was rated No. 2 ma
tionally and Mrs. Cooke placed No.
6. but the former has played little
this year, while Mrs. Cooke has
showed to good advantage.
Miss Alice Marble, queen of the
courts, who since has turned pro-
fessional, was last years Sea Bright
winner.
Ted Schroeder and Jack Kramer,
young Californians holding the ma
tional doubles championship, are de-
Tending their title. Miss Marble and
Mrs. Cooke were women's doubles
winners in 1910, while Schroeder and
Pauline Betz won the mixed title.
Miss Betz is not entered this year.
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Driver and Dorfman
Rule u. ). Juniors
In Net Doubles
Bv the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Rain cut
short action in the Eastern Junior
tennis championship today after
Blair Hawley of New York reached
the singles final and the team OF
Walter Driver, El Paso. Tex, and
Irv Dorfman, New York. captured
the doubles championship.
Dorfman and Jimmy Evert, Chi
cago's national Junior indoor titlist,
were all tied up in their singles
Semifinal when the downpour forced
halt in the play until tomorrow.
Hawley swarmed all over Dick
Cooley of Rye, N. Y, in a fast
moving match to reach the singles
final with a Ga, 81 triumph.
Evert took the first set from Dorf-
man, 81, in the other singles en-
gagement, and Dorfman came back
to capture the second, 6-4. They
were deadlocked at l all in games
in the third set when play ended.
In the doubles final, Driver and
Dorfman overwhelmed the COM
bination of Hawley and Tom Falk-
enberg, Hollywood, Calf, 6-3, 60,
6-3.
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Kramer, Schroeder
Gain Final Of n. Y.
Tennis Doubles
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSuCldteu T4eSS'
NEW YORK, July 19.-Jack Kra-
mer of Los Angeles and Ted Schroe-
der of Glendale, Calf, the national
doubles champions, reached the final
of the New York State Clay Court
Tennis Tournament today by de-
feating Charles Mattmann and Ted
Olewin. Southern California's ma
tional intercollegiate titlists, 6-3,
6-1, As, 60.
The match was shifted to the
West Side Club in Forest Hills after
rain had cancelled the semifinal sim
giles program at the Seminole Club.
In tomorrow's final, Kramer and
Schroeder meet Don McNeill of Ok
lahoma City and Frank Parker OF
Altadena, Calf, who gained the IT,
tie round yesterday.
Tomorrow's slate shapes up as an
endurance test for Parker, cur
rently the hottest man in tennis.
He is scheduled to face Kramer in
one of the singles semif1nals. II
victorious, as expected, he will clash
with either Olewine or Ladislav
Hecht of New York In the final
round. The doubles match will fol-
low the singles final.
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Gil Hunt and CIothier Upset
Shields and Hall in Doubles

Mako-Wood pair face Victor Seizas
and William Vogt, a Philadelphia
team, who ran through Hugh Kel-
leher and Edward Herndon, New
York. IS, 6j3, in the first round
and then disposed of another New
York combination, Watson Wash
burn and Arthur Macpherson, e4,
81.
Seminal opponents of Hunt and
Clothier are Frank Bowden and 1t.
Caldwell Russell of New York. They
eliminated the New WORKERS, Arlick
Mann, jr, and Ernast Jonklaas,
IS, 6-3, and then downed the
California duo of William Canning
of Alameda and Robin Hippenstiel
of San Bernardina, Ga, IS. Can
ming and Hippenstiel defeated
Lawrence Condor and R. A.
Mcgowan of Southampton, 6-3,
60, in the first round.
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Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, July 19.-The Boston
Braves Withstood a l7-hit barrage
while collecting 13 safe blows on
their own account today to bring
an abrupt halt to the first-place
surge of the st. Louis Cardinals,
defeating the pennant contenders,
1916, in a free-hitting battle.
Youthful Alva Javery went the dis
tance for the Braves to'chalk up his
sixth decision of the season while
his teammates were demonstrating
an impartial attitude toward the
offerings of four st. Louis hurlers.
The Cards helped the Boston cause
by contributing five costly errors.
Six of the Cardinal safeties came
in the ninth when the ST. Louis team
put on a last-minute surge to chase
five runs across the plate. Frank
CreSpi, who opened the ninth-inning
hoStilities with a walk, ended the
suspense on his second visit to the
plate in the frame by lofting to Eddie
Miller.
Terry Moore, Cardinal center
fielder, suffered shoulder injury
when he stumbled and fell while
chasing 'Bama RoWellS hoist in the
fourth. The injury was not serious
and he is expected back in the line
up tomorrow. Before departing from
the game, Moore had hit safely
in two appearances at bat and his
replacement. Estel Crabtree, con-
tinued the good work by collecting
three hits in as many visits to the
dish.
The Braves really slowed the game
away in the first two innings when
they fell on the offerings of starter
Clyde Shoun, who couldn't get any
one out, and Ira Hutchinson for six
runs on as many hits. They added
a pair in the fourth with three more
hits and collected another brace in
the eighth.
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FIRST GAME.

totals 80 5 "a u Totals 81 27lu
Batted for Potter in ninth.
Runs-FInney, Spence Cronin, Cliff
Boston OOO :iOO Ooot
81. Louis III 400 0x-o
McQuinn CD, Grace (2). Berardino, Efer-
rell, Allen. Error-Berardino Runs
batted ln-McQuinn C2J, Grace, Judnich,
Sronin, Cliff. Cullenbine (2), Berardino
rrerPeH. IWo-oase hits-Spence. Cronin
McQulnn, Berardino. Ferrell. Three-base
hlt-McQuinn. Home runs-McOuipn
Grace. Double plays-Newsome to Doerr
10 Foxx, Cronln to Doerr. Left on bases
Boston. 9; ST. Louis :. BaSes on balls
OF Wagner, e. of Wilson. /: of Potter, 8;
on Allen. 3. Struck out-By Wagner, i,
oy Potter !; by Allen. 2. Hits-Of Wag-
ner. in 22s innings; of Wilson, in l
inning; of Potter. 3 in 41a innings Hit
by pltcher-By Wilson Gudnichl. wild
pItch-Alen. Passed ball-Ferreu Losing
pitcher-Wllson. Umpires-MeSSrs Pip
gras Passarella and Ormsby. Time-2;03
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Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today
TO- nthaArrnciatnd presr

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Prob-
able pitchers in the Major
Leagues tomorrow (Won-lost
records in parentheses):
American League.
Washington at Cleveland: Sum-
dra 7-6D and Hudson $40 VS..
Bagby (6-6) and Milnar GID.
New York at Detroit: Breuer
(4-2) VS.. Bridges SD.
Philadelphia at Chicago: Beck
man Q-5 and Hadley (3-4 VS..
Lyons go and Ross O-3).
Boston at ST. Louis: Hughson
go and Dobson (5-3) VS.. Nib
beling (2-5) and Muncrief (5-3).
National League.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn: Sewell
(9-8D and Lanning (3-6) VS.. Fitz-
simmons go and Wyatt 1886.
st. Louis at Boston: Lanier
90 and Gumbert C5-4) VS..
Tobin C6-4 and Hutchings (0-3J. q.
Chicago at New York: Passeau
t96D and Olsen ,5-3D VS.. Schu-
macher C5-6D and Hubbell C6-3l
Cincinnati at Philadelphia:
Derringer G-l2D and Turner
t2-2) VS.. Beck (0-5) and Hughes
(5-9).
Evening star., 1941-07-20
BY the Associated Press.

EAST HAMPTON. N. Y, July 10.
Marked by only one upset, which
saw the elimination of the highly
regarded duo of Frank Shields, for
mer national singles champion, and
j. Gilbert Hall, Orange IN. j. vet
eran, the annual Maidstone Clubs
invitation doubles tennis tourna-
ment got under way today and
reached the semiflnal round.
Shields and Hall, after winning
their first round match, were
trounced by Gil Hunt of Washing
ton and William j. Clothier II,
Philadelphia. The scores were IS,
1-6, 60. Hunt and Clothier scored
at 6-1, Ga over Lawrence Baker,
Washington, and Joseph Scheerer,
East Hampton, in. their first-round
match.
The top-seeded team of California
Gene Mako and Sidney Wood easily
swept through two matches to reach
the semifinals. In the opener they
disposed of Robert Bellows and
Stephen Ham of Princeton, 60,
"a, and then went on to down
the local pair of John K. Weeks
and Jack Tvahy, 81, 50.
Nll2oR1 o0n1A ~
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Cards Halted by Braves, 1915,
Although They Get II Hits

Javery, meanwhile, coasted along
and gave up one run in the fourth.
He had no further trouble until the
ninth, which he opened with a walk
TO Crespi.
Crabtree sent Crespi to third with
a single to left and the second base
man scored as Johnny Hopp
grounded to Buddy Hassett. Johnny
Mize beat out a bunt and Enos
Slaughter singled to score Crabtree.
After Jimmy Brown grounded out,
Marty Marion, Don Padgett and
Pinch-hitter Walker Cooper singled
in order to chase home three more
tallies before Miller's catch ended
the game.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Athletics Twice Hold
White Sox 10 4 Hits,
But Divide Bill
Errors, Passes Costly
In AZ Defect; Harris
Mound Victor, 81
Hy the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, July 19.-The Phila-
delphia Athletics held the Chicago
White Sox to four hits in each game
of a doubleheader today, but won
only the nightcap, to l. They lost
the opener, 4 to 2, when the Chi
cagoans scored four runs in the
eighth inning on two passes, two
errors and one hit.
ShortStop Al Brancato led an
extra-base barrage that made
Johnny Humphries' first start of the
year for the Sox futile one in the
second game and rewarded Luman
Harris 4-hit work with his third
victory. Brancato scored twice after
hitting a triple, two doubles and
single.
Phil Marchildon shut out the Sox
on three hits for seven innings in
the opener but in the eighth with a
20 lead he walked the first two
batters to face him. Errors by In
fielders Benny Mccoy and Dick
Siebert, and fly ball scored three
runs. A double off Reliever Tom
Ferrick added the fourth tally.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
MuIIoy Defeats Sobin
Then Wins With Him
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoCleted Press.
GROSSINGER LAKES, N. Y,
July 19-Gardner Mulloy, Coral
Gables, Fla, won the Sullivan
County Tennis Tournament singles
title in straight sets today with
Wayne Sabin, Reno, New, then
teamed with Sabin to take the dou-
bles crown also in straight sets.
Mulloy downed Sabin, e-3, 6-
and 60.
Sabin and Mplloy were pushed In
the first two sets Of their doubles
match with Ronald Edwards, San
Jose State, and George Pero, Miami,
but won, 64, 81 and 60.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Miller Of Teps Impressive Leading Way Into Fourth Round Of Parks Tenn
Yankees Snare Pair
From Benga|s for
6z-Game Edge
Newsom Pounded in o-3
Win; Lone Rally Gains
Niehtoop by 6 to z
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, July 19.-The league
leading New York Yankees resumed
their sensational winning streak
with a double victory over the
Tigers, 9 to and to 2, before 1902
fans here today. The twin-killing
stretched the Yanks' margin over
the second place Cleveland Indians
to 6i2 games.
The first game was a breeze for
Pitcher Spurgeon Chandler of the
Yankees. He held the Tigers to six
hits and did not allow an earned
run in racking up his second tri-
umph of the season. His slugging
teammates landed all over Bob
NeWSOm to knock him from the hill
and deal him his 18th defeat of the
season.
Di Mag Starts Rally.
But the nightcap was different.
For five frames young Earl New
houser set the visitors down with
three scattered hits, and he was
sitting along holding a 1-to-0 lead
over the veteran Red Ruffing when
the bomb went off in the sixth.
Joe Di Maggie started it with a
triple off the wall in deep center,
Gordon walked. here came the
Yankees. Before the dust finally
settled six runs had crossed the
plate on five hits and two errors,
NeWhauser had long since taken
his shower and the big crowd was
ready to go home.
Rulings Eighth in Row.
Rufting, thanks to the outburst.
was able to gain his eighth straight
victory and his 18th of the season.
even though he was relieved for
Safety'S sake in the eighth after
Rudy York had knocked in his sec
ond run of the game.
The Yankees enlivened the opener
with some spirited hitting. Charley
Keller banged his 21st home run
OF the season in the fifth with one
aboard to take the league lead in
four-baggers, while Red Rolfe con-
trlbuted four straight hits. Di Mag
gio was limited TO an infield single
IN the ninth, but drove in two runs.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
SECOND GAME

Totals 80 10 "a Totals 80 72712I
.Batted for Harris in ninth inning
IRAN for Williams in ninth inning
tBatted for Newsome in ninth inning.
SRan for Tabor in ninth inning
Boston ---------- 100 OIL OO0--3
St. Louis 200 OOl IOx-4
Runs-NewSome. Finney Di Maggie
Hefner (2), McQuinn, Cullenbine. Error
Foxx. Runs batted in-Spence t2)
Judnlch, Cullenoine. Peacock, Strange
Newsome t2), Di Magic. LaabS. Sacri-
fce-Strsnge. Double play-Judnich to
Strange to Hefner Left on bases-Bos-
ton, s. St. Louis. s. Bases on balls-Of
Harris, 5: of Auker, = Struck out-By
Harris. 10: by Auker, / Umpires-Messrs
PasSarella. Ormsby and Pipgras. Time
2:15. Attendance (paid)-2.62O.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Semipro Title Series
In Maryland DELAYED
BY the Associated Press.

BY tLt ASSoclated Press.
FREDERICK, Md, July 19-The
State semipro baseball champion
ship tournament, scheduled to begin
today, was postponed one week, Aus
tin F. Angleberger, Maryland semi
pro commissioner, announced.
Angleberger said the tournament
was postponed because Glenburnie
and Cambridge were unable to play
today.
Others entered thus far are An
napolis and the Frederick Hustlers.
Applications still viii be considered
lpoa o6hng tnnmA
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IOldIS ~ ] II lOidIS ~ 10 -
Batted for kriSt in. eighth.
Batted for Nahem in ninth.
st. Louis - 600 100 OO5-
Boston --- 800 200 O2x-1O
Runs-CreSpi Crabtree Mize, Slaughter
90 Marion. HasSett (2). Cooney 90,
Sist a., Rowen. Errors-Maron, Hutch
inson. Padgett C2). Slaughter Runs
batted in-Marion CD. Hopp. Padgett. w.
Cooper, Sisti t2), Rowell cJ, Miller (2), E.
Moore, West. Two-base hits-Marion
g. Mize Slaughter, Cooney West (2),
Miller Three-base hit--Rowen. Dou-
on bases-St. Louis. 13; Boston, :. Bases
on balls-Of Hutchinson, .; off Javery,
2. Struck out-By KriSt. 3; by Nahem, /;
by Javery. T.. Hits-Of Shoun, in o
innings tpitched to four battersl: off
Hutchinson, in ! = innings; off Krist, d
in 5is innings: off Nahem, 3 in l inning.
Conlan. Goetz and Resrdon. Time-2:24.
Attendance-2,031.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Naval Air Nine Faces
Task 10 Hold Loon
Lead This Week

Naval Air holds first place in {
U. S. Government Baseball Leagu
but by no means has lock on the
situation and battling this week ma"
send either F. B. I. or Union Print
ers, both of whom are pressing the
Airmen. into first position.
The Printers, for example, are only
212 games from the top and could
make the climb with several wins
this week if Naval Air hits Snae
Between them they have most of the
leading hitters. the Airmen placing
three in the first five and the Typos
the other two.
Statistics:
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Totals 81 s24l5 Totals 80 <21 l3
'Batted for Ferrick m ninth.
Chicago 900 200 04x@
Runs-Johnson s Chapman, Applins.
Kuhel Dickey, Smith. ErrorS-McCoy,
Siebert. Runs batted in-S. Chapman.
Suder. Appling Wright, Solters. Two
base hits-Moses, Solters. Smith. Stolen
bases-Brancato; Kuhel. Sacrifice
Moses Knickerbocker Double plays
Appling to Knickeroocker TO Kuhe Co..
Left on bsses-Philadelphia s Chicseo.
Smith s. Struck out-By Marchildon. y:
BY Smith 3. Hits-On Msrchildon: 3 in
z innings (none out in eighth; of. Fer
rick. ] in l inning. Losing pitcher
Marchildon. Umpires-Messrs. GriPve,
MCGOWAN and Quinn. Time-1:6l, At
tendance (estimated)-s,00O.
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Mckee Wins Over Amurk

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 19 tP).-
In an all-Florida final, Dick Mckee,
Miami University, upset top-seeded
Edwin Amark, Rollins College, to
win the Fort Hunter tennis cham
pionship today, 60, 60, Is.
64.
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Second @me)

Ran for Sullivan in ninth
TBatted for Glebell in ninth.
New York ---- 900 O06 OOO-6
DeLfolt --------- 600 100 OI0-2
Errors-Radcliff, Croucher. Runs batted
in-Yerk t2), Rosar, Rizzuto (2), Sturm
Sofe. Two-base hits-Strum, Heinrich
sullivan. McCosky. York. Three-base hit
.pl MAGIC. Double plays-Newhouser
Sturm: Gehringer to Croucher to York,
Left on baSes-New York, 10; Detroit, g.
BASES on Balls-Of Rufing. ,: of Murphy,
out-By Ruffng, p by Murphy, / Hits
on Ruflng s in IA innings; off Muir
ply, in Is innings: off Newhouser. 8
J in Il inning; off Giebell, l in 32a innings
HIT by pitcher-By Newhouser tGordon)
Wlnlng pitcher-Rufing. Losing pitcher
-NeWhouser. Umpires-Messrs Giesel,
Basil and Rommel. Time-2:12. At
tendance-42. O92 (paidD.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
BusebuII's Bio Six
Home Run
Batting tThree Leaders in Each

American League-Keller, New York. 21;
Di Magic, New York, 20: johnson, Phia-
delphia. Is; York. Detroit. Is.
National League-Ott. New York, 1S:
Camilli. Brooklyn, 10; Nicholson, Chicago,
16.
Runs Batted In.
American League-Di Maggie. New York,
rs; Keller. New York, 16; York, Detroit. -.
National Decentralization, Chicago.
65; Camilli, Brooklyn. SO: Mize, st. Louis,
So
Evening star., 1941-07-20
PHYLLIS Hunter Winner

ST. PAUL, July 10 (P.-Phyllis
Hunter, Watertown, S. Oak, today
won the women's singles tennis
championship of the Northwest
clay courts tournament here by de-
feating Muriel Magnuson, Mime.
apolta, - @a
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Mems Doubles.

10 oclock-Leonard -Grayton Al
len vs. Charles Sowers-Walter Myskowski.
II o,clock-Joel BakerPat Deck VS.. J.
g. Reld-T N. Denslow.
II oclock-Robert Bensinger- Charles
Freer VS.. Conrad Reid-George Bolts, E;
Avon-Leigh Kelsey VS.. Don Bent-Lloyd
Walls. Frank Weathersbee-Ray Battaglini
as. Ted Plerce-Partner.
l o'clock-Hugh Trigg- -Zipperstein VS..
". A. Gillan-George Lee.
2 o'clock-Robert Williamson Carl Fon-
tanini VS.. Robert Edmonds-LeWis Sims,
George Herbert-John Smith VS.. William
WilSon-Partner. Harry Brinkerhoff- Eddie
Miller VS.. Charles Mehl-Bob Wilson
o'clock-Phil Burkom-Ray Stocklinski
VS.. Bernie Dennison-Partner, Hy RitZenberg-
Bent-Wslls, Edward WaymackRusS Barnes
Us winner. Baker-Deck VS.. Reid-Denslow
5 o'clock--Winner Edmonds-Slms VS.
William son -Fontanini VS.. winner, From
Allen VS. Sewers -Myskovski winner Her
bert-Snith VS.. Wilson Partner VS.. winner
Weathershee Battaglini VS.. Pierce-Partner
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Leading Batters.
Columbus Shifts Camp

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 20. Up
Columbus of the American Associ-
alton has announced it would train
next spring at Lake Worth, Fla.
The club trained this year at Holly
wood, Fla.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
MuryIunders to Shoot

CASCADE, Md, July 10 (P).-The
third annual open tournament of the
Maryland State Rife Association will
be conducted as National Associa-
Thoroughbred meet tomorrow a.
- GAnD 1t1ohl0 1AnGA
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Bikemun, 86, Leeds Club

DR.. Walter G. Kendall, prominent
Boston official, recently celebrated
his 54th anniversary as captain of
the Boston Bicycle Club and soon
will celebrate his 87th birthday.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

Totals 81 a21 10 Totals 81 4@1 s
Batted for Humphries IN eighth.
Phlladelphls OO3 GOO 100
Chicago 600 600 1Ou-l
Runs-Brsncato top. Mccoy. Hoae En-
rors-Appllns. Kennedy. Euns batted in
MCCOY C2), Sieoert, Kennedy. Two-base
Hits-Brancato t2D, Wagner S. Chapman
Three-base hits-Brancato Kennedy. Left
on base-Philadelp lphia. Q; Chicago. u.
Bases on balls-Of Harris. 3; of Hum
phries. l. Struck out-By Harris, e: b.
Humphries. 8 Hits-Of Humphries. s IN
3 innings; of Hallett. in l innlne. Hit
by pitcher-By Humphries johnson. Los
ing pitcher-Humphries. Umpires-MessrS
MCGOWAN. Quinn and GTieve. Time SO.
Attendance-CActu 4,s11.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

Bstted for Neusom in seventh,
Batted for Thomas IN ninth
New York ------------ oil O3O l3O-a
Runs-Rolfe go, Heinrich, Keller Co).
Gordon, Rlzzuto Chandler RadcIf Hls-
ems. Crocher: Errors-Meyer 80. Crouch
Magic t2l. Keller t2l Chandler, Rolfe
McCosky: York 90. Two-base hits-Rolfe,
BONE run-Keller Stolen bases-Rizzuto,
Keller Left on bases-New York. s: De-
trolI; 5. Bases on balls-Or Chandler .;
on NsWsom. g. off Thomas. .. Struck out
Newsom. 7 in : innings of Thomas, 2 in
innings. Losing pitcher-NewSom, I'm
2lres-Messrs. Rommell, Geisei and Basil
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Catching Tuna Off Maine

Big tuna have hit in off Pemaquid
Peninsula, Me-, during the last few
day and . number Of fsh averaging
aboaat 90 nnllnls Nm booa t1b1A
Evening star., 1941-07-20
MiIIers Obuin Catcher

MINNEAPOLIS, July 10 P.-
Minneapolis has purchased Qsoree
1anaA ea4ohoA ~ wv ~
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Minor Results

International League.
Esltlmnre-JerSey City. rain.
Montreal, s.; Toronto, 10.
American Association.
Minreap polls, 10-6; Toledo. A.
Indianapolis, IS: Milwaukee. al.
Kansas City, :: Louisville. /.
Southern Association.
Atlanta. 2; Chattanooga. l.
Little Rock. Is: Memphis, /.
misunderstanding, rain.
Pacific Coast League.
San Francisco, :; Los Angeles, /.
Texas League.
psliaa. Ga: Beaumont. 40.
Piedmont League.
Norfolk, 8; Richmond, 2.
Others, rain,
Evening star., 1941-07-20

Tomorrow 3. l. vs.. Union Printers.
West Ellipse
,Tuesday-Printsrs vs.. Treasury. North
EllipSe
Wednesday-Printers VS.. p q. J.. East
Ellipse, Naval Air VS.. G. n. c., at Naval
Air
Friday-F. B. I. VS.. Treasury. South FL
lipSe.
lAll games at 5 p.m.)