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Evening star., 1941-05-19
2.Hit Win by Roberts
OF Hahn Marks Day
OF SandIot Strife
Blanks Sykesvi|Ie Club;
CreeI l0-Inning Victor;
Yellow Cabs Score

A 2-hit pitching performance by
Roberts of Hahn Rovers was ac-
claimed today with Washington
sandlot baseball teams back from
out-of town trips with varied stories
of success and failure
His tight hurting held the Sykes
vile nine in check as the Rovers
won. 40 He also raped a triple
to help his teams scoring Another
good hurting assignment was turned
in by Lefty Porter of Village Motors
He limited Elkins Bluebirds to hits
as his team triumphed, AZ, at Ell
kins. w. Va.
At Baileys Cross Roads Creel
Brothers required 10 innings to de-
feat Virginia White Sox. lilo.
Other Washington winners were
Yellow Cab over Gibson Grays, 5-3,
and H. and j. Construction over
Indianhead, Ill.
Southeast Tigers were tripped at
Annendale. Va, 1875; Hume Spring
nosed out Little Tavern. 1911, and
Colesville Cards downed Bethesda
81.
Other local and nearby independ-
ent teams found action nearer home
yesterday with equally varied results.
In one of the closest games, Arm
strong Roney shut out Colonial A. c.,
10, behind the 2-hit pitching of
Burrougs. In other games, Pepsi
Cola defeated Solomon's Market,
1916; Cardinal A. G. won over East
ern A. c., 1874; May Hardware
nosed out Y. M. C. A., 1913; Mon
arch B. c. defeated a Navy Yard
Virginia combination. 1876: Sacred
Heart tripped Army Medical Center.
1910: Oxon Hill won over Riverdale,
rs: Vienna Cardinals sank Clifton
A. c., lis, and District Heights
Boys Club tripped Gaithersburg
High School, 81.
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Plastic Surgery Needed TO Repair Damage to jenkins


excited he lost his place in the
script. It's wonder he didn't
throw the darned thing away.
Babe Ruth has been made an
honorary member of the Dart
mouth branch of the Zeta Psi
Fraternity. Six f1ggering Filberts
from the Elias Baseball Bureau,
official statisticians for the Ma
tional and other leagues, will op-
pose a half dozen feminine fgur-
erS tonight on the True or
False" program. Birthday ami
versary greetings to Ray Ken
nedy, business manager of the
Newark Bears, who'll skin us
alive for broadcasting that he
won't see As again. Two hum
dred Madison Square Garden
empoyes are honoring Red Dut-
ton of the Americans tonight at
a big feed.
Short, short story - What's
wrong with the Reds, or see the
latest batting averages: Frey,
.234; Joose, .278; Rtaple, 1874; F.
Mccormick, .222; Koy. .222;
Lombardi. .189: M. Mccormick,
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Donovan, Best Known, Usually Follows Louis

lhe list OF names which has been placed
includes Donovan Frank Fulm Billy
The latter refereed the
elderly Van
weights Fuam the former Catholic middeweght
Donovan
He big strappng
Arthur
Donovan referee He
like rubber
road He is boxing instructor at ~ New York
although
dmmer not long and he penalzed Armstrong
second fight with Ambers he the gentleman
leading
down II times, finally stopped him in the 18th
He always entitled to his apparently
that something
referees entitled big fights
Boxing Commission
mission and don't
quarter to watch referee,
Evening star., 1941-05-19

sin; Don Smith. Northwestern:
Don Canham, Michigan, and
James Ray, Chicago. Don good,
we calls it.
Today's guest star-Lewis Bur-
ton, New York Journal-Amer-
lean: ITO put it another way,
Rizzuto and Priddy are going to
be aged on wood"
Headline-"MacPhail goes fish
ing in Canada"
But it's our guess
The guy is out
For Rudolph Hess
Instead of trout.
In Flatbush he would be a great
Attraction at the Dodger gate.
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Fans His Brother
To End No-Hitter
Ry the Associated Press.

SIOUX FALLS. S. Oak, May
l9.-With two out in the last of
the ninth and a man on first
as the result of an error, Bob
Perry yesterday struck out his
own brother, Paul, to clinch the
first no-hit. no-run performance
of the revitaLized Western League.
Bob was hurting for the Chey-
enne Indians, who trimmed the
Sioux Falls Canaries, 2 to 0.
Brother Paul is the Sioux Falls
third baseman. Maurice john
son. Canary pitcher, allowed only
three hits, but errors helped
Cheyenne. Sioux Falls took the
second game, to S.
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Costello Maintains Lead

Costello Post team in the Amer
lean Legion Junior Baseball League
remains in first place. 1t main
tanned its undefeated status yes
terday by sinking Second Division.
1872, as Sam Webb permitted the
losers only three hits.
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Shakep of Dodgers Fails Save Ground Tod National League
Win, Lose or Draw
Local Dough Good, How About YokeI Referee?
By FRANCIS (. STAN.

is
stick laid apoogic
rngsde
like
list
S
will conference shortly
will
the price commission
which collect SIS s15oOo
embeish spectacle
ownw
perfectly local
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Baked by Thundersh0wer.

He had hoped to set world record,
this once baby member of the
1886 United States Olympic Team,
but a thundershower baked him.
The lanes he drew for his final
sprints were puddled from start to
finish from a downpour an hour
earlier The track was dead"
But he'll have other chances. In
addition to leaving Wednesday for
Los Angeles to participate Nav "a in
an all-star meet at the Coliseum,
he expects to take part in the Ma
tional A. A. u, National Intercol-
legiate, and U. S. c. Invitational
meets this summer.
After those events he will con-
tinue his running career, possibly
concentrating on the 220-yard and
quarter-mile instead of the 100 and
220 yard Sprints.
Brown, an Olympic hop-step-and-
Jumper at l6, has specialized in
sociology during his college studies,
Lacking a half year for his degree,
he hopes to complete this in the
L. S. U. department of education,
The national emergency may alter
his plans. He indicated he would
volunteer for the Marine Corps if
his selective service number should
come up within the next few months
Evening star., 1941-05-19
HOOSier Mites Go West.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 10 lP,.-In-
dianas Mighty Mites" of track
and field-who've shown they like
the going when it's hardest-go West
this week end seeking new laurels.
Five of the eight Hoosier stars
who scored 48 points here Satur-
day to win the Big Ten team cham
pionShip- and wreck Michigan S
hopes for a fifth straight crown
will compete in the newly created
Los Angeles relays, an invitational
meet to be held next Saturday at
the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
They are Paul Kendall. Wayne
Tolliver, Roy Cochran. Campbell
Kans, who make up the Indiana
2-mile relay aggregation. and big
Archie Harris, the Negro giant,
who will continue his quest for a
world record in the discus.
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Official Score

.Batted for Sundra in seventh.
TBatted for Chase in ninth
Chicago 400 90 312-1O
Washington 002 O30 600 8
Runs batted in-Wrieht 90 Kreevich.
Hoag l2l. Vernon, Lodigiani. Travis, Chap
Wright, Rreevich (2j, Vernon Travis. Ap-
pling. Three-base hits-Hoag, Kuhel.
Stolen base-Lodigiani. Sacrifces-Ross,
Kuhel Double plays-Travis to Blood
worth to Vernon, Appling to Knicker
booker to Kuhel Left on bases-Chicago.
q; Washington. g. First base on balls
Struck out-By. Sundra. g.: by Chase. ..
Hits-Of Dietrich. 10 in W. innings: off
Ross. 3 in 4ls innings: of Lee. none in
Is inning: off Sundra. II in innings: of
Anderson, 3 in / inning; off Chase. . in
| inning. Winning pitcher--Ross. Losing
pitcher - Sundra. Umpires - R0mmell,
Quinn and MCGOWAN. Time-2:31. At
tendance-l6. 600.
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Reynolds, La Fond Not Getting Trousers Pressed

Ii THIS happens 1t will hat Washin
own referees will have
important 1or them handle
oench "l some high mighty
Jumps into the and himself
TO keep harpng It, but when ea Archibald
Tor the feathWelgh title deed
snod referee We shall that
This hold Thursday
night The before
only duty OF third party will be remember
TO-
the principle of the which
not designed develop
failure and has ceased
We ofhand think Charley Reynolds and
La capable
these boys thinking getting
appearance this They
specalzes
and therefore they have had
to-coa boadcaSS While giving prefght Instructions
the ncnaons to ham their
the gladiators.
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow
brooklyn at Chicago. Brooklyn at Chicago.
BoSton at Clncln. Boston at Cincin.
n Y. at Pittsburgh. N. Y. at Pittsburgh.
Only games scheduled Phila at ST. Louis
Evening star., 1941-05-19

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Sacramento 22-s; San Francisco, 6--3.
Seattle, 9-5; Hollywood, a.
Oakland. 81: Portland, 1-6
San Diego. 80; Los Angeles 3-5.
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Everybody Is Pointing to the Other Guy

In search
find ourselves
yesterday MI Ancl Hoffman
who refereed and that local
later Riverside
wise all right with
Mike Jacobs doesn't either" all
the boxing commission"
Meanwhile,
that Here's the
that lot of
1t agreed these defense figures
consideration thereof officials
Promoter Jacobs
that 100000 the local
Evening star., 1941-05-19
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Chicago, :; Brooklyn. 4.
81 Louis, s.: Philadelphia, B.
Cincinnati, 4; Boston, 3.
New York, B; Pittsburgh, 4.
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Standing of the Clubs
Games Tomorrow.
Games Today

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
chi. at Wash. 3:15 Chi at Wash. 3:l5
Cleveland at Phla. Cleveland at Phila.
Detroit at Boston. Detroit at Boston.
St Louis at N Y. St Louis at N. Y.
Evening star., 1941-05-19

AMERICAN AssoCIAT1oN.
Toledo %; Louisville, 1-9
Minneapolis, 81; Milwaukee, 5-3
first 10 innings)
Kansas City, St: ST Paul. 81.
Columbus. 7-5: Indianapolis, A.
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Major League Statistics
MONDAY, MAY 10, 194I.
AMERICAN.

AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Chicago, 10: Washington, <.
Philadelphia. 10; Cleveland. 2.
Detroit, s; Boston, ) III innings.
New York. 10 ST Louis
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Imposed Photos of Roosevelt
And Churchill Prove LiveIiest

Mr.. Hopkins shirt is too big for
him; either he had to borrow from
a larger friend or the shirt dates
back past his long, thinning illness.
No one is smiling and it is toss-up
who is the graver-Mr. Roosevelt or
his Undersecretary of State, the
gh-domned Sumner Welles.
There is one peculiarly dramatic
picture. 1t was taken at the mo-
ment Prime Minister Churchill
started down the gangplank of the
u. S. s. Augusta His back is to the
camera and President Roosevelt is
standing at attention, his eyes on
the departing visitor and his felt hat
held over his chest.
A panoramic shot showed Sunday
services on the battleship H. M. S.
Prince of Wales under four of its
guns. The ships crew is massed in
attendance, a small band stands in
formation in front OF robed clergy
men. Messrs. Roosevelt and Church.
Ill are seated and behind them stand
the other dignitaries,
Evening star., 1941-08-15

Earlier Story on Page ALL
By the Associated Press.
Senator Vandenberg, Republican,
of Michigan pleaded with Democrats
todav ito trust the President" as
the Senate opened debate on a
s245 900 900 defense highway bill to
replace a similar s32O,0O0,O 900 meas
ure vetoed by President Roosevelt.
The Republican Senator and fire.
ouent critic of Mr. Roosevelt smiled
broadly in a brisk exchange with
Senator McKellar. Democrat, of
Tennessee, usually an ardent ad-
ministration follower, who urged
passage of a revised measure.
Senator McKellar, chairman of the
Postofice and Roads Committee,
asked the chamber to give speedy
approval to the revised measure
which he said retained the principle
of Federal-State cooperation that
has worked such wonders"
Asserting that the legislation was
not a roads bill but a defense meas
IRE, Senator Vandenberg agreed
with the Presidents criticism of a
section in both the vetoed and the
revised measures which would dis
tribute s125,000,000 to States on the
basis of area and population, rather
than according to defense needs.
The $125,000,000 would be used
Evening star., 1941-08-15
sv the Associated Pre-.

Ry the Associated Press.
Representative Knutson, Repuo-
iican, of Minnesota raised the ques-
ton in the House today whether
the banning of American newsmen
from the conference between Presl-
dent Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill meant that commitments
were made which might arouse the
American people were they made
public"
Asserting that story by a Lon
don correspondent and pictures tax
en- of the conference indicated that
Mr.. Churchill did not ignore the
right of the British press to be pres
ent on this historic OCCASION, Mr.
Knutson said Americans who yet
do their own thinking and have
regard for the future of their own
country are asking why the British
press was. permitted to get the big
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Revised Defense Bill Goes to White House
Legislator Protests Banning
OfU.S. Press From Seq PurIey

gest scoop of the year, while the
American press was utterly ignored. >
This President loves publicity, y
Mr.. Knutson continued. This IS
the first time that any one can re-
call the President stunning pub
licity. Usually he dotes on it. There
must be a very good reason for
his having left the newsboys and
photographers at home. What are
those reasons?
Has he entered into commitments
of which we know nothing and
which might arouse the American
people were they made public? 1t
is to be hoped that the President
will see fit to take the American
people fully into his confidence
upon his return to Washington. The
American people are not children
and they do not like to be treated
as such"
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Large Contingent
OF Australian Troops
Lands in Singapore
Convoy Called Biggest
To Reach MoIoyo Since
Beginning Of War
"A. P. Wirephoto.

By the Associated Press.
SINGAPORE, Aug. 15.-Slouch-
hated Australian fighting men
marched singing and cheering from
the piers of this Gibraltar of the
East today after their arrival in
what authorities said was the larg-
est convoy to reach Malaga since the
European war began.
Some of the imperial reinforce
ments were transported Immediately
to posts in the Singapore area and
some to other stations on the Malay
Peninsula.
The large Aussie contingent repre-
sented all branches of army service.
Much Of their heavy equipment such
(See SINGAPORE, Page 2-x)
Evening star., 1941-08-15
4,500 Auto Workers
Made Idle by Wa|kout
At Briggs Plant
Stoppoee Also Affects
5000 at ChrysIer
Division in Detroit
b. the Associa tee Press.

b. the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Aug 15.-A walkout by
$50 employees in the press shop of the
Briggs Manufacturing Co. closed the
Mack avenue plant today. Similar
stoppages yesterday had made l7,ooo
workers on two shifts idle.
:. The management sent home $500
employees, and an hour later opera
tions of Chrysler Corp. Plymouth
division were halted for lack OF
parts, affecting 5000 workers.
Members of the United Automo-
bile Workers &C. I. o. leaving the
plant gates this morning disregarded
an appeal by Harry McMillen, presi-
dent of Briggs Local 212, that they
(See STRIKES, Page 2-X)
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Ry the Associated Press.


The White House today released
new batch of pictures taken at
the historic sea meeting of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Prime Minis
ter Churchill and-just like those
of a Sunday picnic-the imposed
ones were the best.
There was one of Mr. Roosevelt
lauehingly listening to Mr.. Church
i'll tell a story, the latter's face
puckered, one hand holding pair
of gloves and the other gesturing
in midair. Capt. Elliott Roosevelt,
wearing the braid of White House
aid on his Army uniform. stands
nearby holding his fathers hat.
Then, on the other hand, there
was a formal picture of the two
principals and their highly ranked
associates. Dinner dress was worn.
Mr.. Churchill with row of medals
on the jacket which covers his stiff
shirt. The President wears a soft
white shirt and SO does Harry Hop
kins, the lease-lend supervisor.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Mats Trounce Boston,
6-3, in Game Called
In Eighth by Rain
Griffs Tuke Lead in Fifth
When Johnson Loses
Control, Three Scoring
By BURTON HAWKINS.
Star Staff Correspondent.


Alexandra Carrasquel registered
his sixth straight victory against
no defeats today at Griffith Sta
dium as the Nationals pounded Earl
Johnson and Mike Ryba for 6-3
triumph. Play was called at the
END of seven innings due to rain.
The Red Sox spurted into 80
lead off Carrasquel, who was nicked
for two runs in the second inning
when Bobby Doerr' singled, Johnny
Peacock doubled and johnson
singled. Joe Cronin's twelfth home
run of the season, belted into the
left-field bleachers with none on in
the third gave Boston three-run
lead.
The Mats produced run in the
fourth when George Archie doubled
to left and scored on AL Evans
single to left and in the fifth the
Mats capitalized on Johnsons wild
ness to score three more runs.
With one out johnson walked
Roger Cramer, Buddy Lewis and
Cecil Travis successfully and Mickey
Vernon scored Cramer and Lewis
with a single off Doerr's glove Ira
Wis scored as Archie forced Vernon.
FIRST INNING.
BOSTON-Finney grounded to
Bloodworth. Fox singled to left.
Cronin walked. Williams popped to
Archie. Carrasquel scooped up
Tabors tap and beat him to the
bag No runs.
WASHINGTON threw out
Case. Cramer beat out slow roller
to Cronin. Lewis walked. Travis
bounced the ball off Johnson's glove
to Doerr, who threw him out, the
runners advancing. Doerr threw
out Vernon. No runs.
SECOND INNING.
BOSTON-FpX walked. Doerr
singled to left and Foxx was out at
third, Case to Archie, Doerr taking
(See BASEBAII, Page 2-X)
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Yondenberg Tells Democrats
To Back President on Roads

for remedying deficiencies in the
strategic highway network. Sem
ator Vandenberg urged also that the
Senate adhere to Mr.. RooSevelt's S
original request for s25,o00.000 for
this purpose. Senator McKellar's
committee added the extra 500, ,000,-
900.
I'm begging the Senator to trust
the President" Senator Vanden-
berg told Senator Mcclellan. Hes
done that lots of times to me"
Il stand by the President when
he's right, but occasionally he makes
mistake on bad advice" Senator
Mcclellan doomed.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
BULLETIN.

The Senate passed a $685.
100000 defense highway meas
ure late today after Senator
Vandenberg, Republican, OF
Michigan forced supporters to
accept a S50,000,000 slash
In their original demands.
Through a series of quorum
calls that tied the Senate into
parliamentary knot for
three hours. Senator Vanden-
berg, with the help of Sena-
tor Taft, Republican, OF
Ohio, won acceptance of a
s5O,OOO,000 reduction in the
500, 100000 recommended for
a network of strategic high
ways.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, Aug, Is P).-
Stocks lower; light offerings stem
rally. Bonds irregular; rails most
active issues. Foreign exchange
quiet; generally unchanged. Cot
ton irregular; trade buying, liqui-
dation. Sugar higher: British
purchases of Cuban raws. Metals
quiet; copper trade looks for
larger South American supplies.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Nurruqunsett Park

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S1,1OO; claim
ins: 3-year-olds and upward; l mile and
Shirley q (CoIel 1870 $40 $50
Ioyick CVandenbershe) 4SO $50
Dizzy B. MEADE 500
Time, .462s.
Also ran-Delgenio. Free Bid, Joe Pete.
Wulfstan. Giei. Scrsppy Miss Cloudy
Night. Pay Rack and Lady Roma.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Wushinqton Park

SIXTH RACE-Purse, S1.10O: claim
/ ing; 4year-olds and upward 1ls miles;
| Brown Ben fGeorse) $50 800 2.4o
| Hillblond (BergerI ESQ 24Q
| Tlppity (BortonD 800
| Time. 1.52S.
| Also ran-Jimnie Tom, Baby Carolyn
B., Kenyon C., Sure on and orbedlu.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Saratoga

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and upward: Wilson mile.
Star of Padula (MeadeJ 1880 $50 $50
Deep End (Eadsl 4.2O 3 SO
Ida Rogers Corona) 400
Time | 80 l-5.
Also ran-Cross Question, Early Settler,
Ballast Reef, zostera, Briar Sharp. Rex
Flag.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
NAZ|S LAUNCH FOURTH BIG SOVIET DRIVE
Late News Bulletins
Three Attempts to Kill King Boris Reported


CAIRO GA reliable neutral observer just arrived here
Balkans reported tonight that three attempts have
made assassnae King Boris of Bulgaria since the
invaded Russia This said numerous stu
arrested and executed for
the attacks which attributed to German feeling
Cuba Orders Custer of Seven Axis ConsuIs
HAVANA l4.-The Cuban State Department today Or
dered departure by September of German Consuls
Consuates been closed for alleged improper &C
tves The Italian Minister also was told that the Italian
should leave by September This Consul,
Amadeo Baretta headed automobile agency which Is on
United States blacklist.
Capt. Mockey Declared Not Killed in Crash
LONDON lP,-The Canadian press said it advised
tonight Capt Joseph Mackey American bomber ferry
pilot not killed in Thursdays crash of trans Atlantic
plane as previously reported The % dead did
include Canadian officer named 6. W. Mackey, but
Capt. Mackey not aboard the Canadian press said
Earlier Story Page AID
Barry Named Southern California Coach
LOS ANGELES uPp.-Justin M. Sam) Barry named
football coach University Southern California today
post death of his longtime
superior Howard Jones
Earlier Story and Picture Page B-SD
House Committee Votes to Deport Bridges
directing the Attorney take into custody and deport
Harry Bridges Coast l. leader similar bill was
last but the Senate did not act on it.
Revised Defense Bill Goes to White House
Senate approval to the White House late today
q appropriations bill to which had been
restored at minute s75OOOOO fund for the manu-
facure of tanks guns and equipment The House
proved the bill shortly before.
Earlier Story O Page AID
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Cumberland

SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500. claiming;
3-year-olds and up; is miles.
Ida Time Kelly go 430 2o0
Worth Owning fHollandl 40 30
Peppery (Duffordl 20
Time. :5425
Also ran-Summer Hail. Miss Hidur,
Lady Timarole and Ivory Tip.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
20 8 1921 II o
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Boston --O21 900 o 3
Wash ton 900 1871 1 6

SUMMARY:
Runs bate din-Peacock, Johnson, Cronin,
Evans, Vernon t3), Archie, Case.
Two-base hits-Peacock, Archie, Case.
Three base hit-Lewis.
Home run--Cronin.
Double eplays-Carrasouel, Travis and Yer
non; johnson, Cronin and Fox; Blood
worth, Travis and Vernon; Tabor, Doerr
and Foxx.
Left on bases-Boston, 5; WashinEton, 8.
Bases on balls-Oh CarrasqueL ~ on
Johnson, 4.
Struck out-By CarraslueI, 2.
Hits-On Johnson, in IA innings.
Winning pitcher-CarrasaueL
Losing pitcher-Johnson.
Umpires-Messrs. Pipgras, Romnel and
Geisel.
Attendanee fes4imateA)--7,0 800.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Late Races

Earlier Results ROssvan's. Other
Selections and. Entries for To-
morrow, Page 2-X.
Evening star., 1941-08-15

Todoy's Home Runs
American League
Cronin, Boston, Sd inning.
National League
Stringer, Chicago, 1st inning.
F. Mccormick, Cincinnati, 4th In
ming.
Gleeson, Cincinnati 5th inning.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Other League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland at Chicago-Night.
Detroit at st. Louis-Night.
Philadelphia at New York-Post-
poned.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Cincinnati
Chicago - 100 600 0OO- 50
Cincinnati - 900 110 1Ox-3 81
Batteries-Eaves and McCulloush: Van
dermeer and lombard.
New York at Philadelphia-Night /;
postponed.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh-Post-
poned.
(Only Games Scheduled)
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Capt. Mockey Declared Not Killed in Crash
Barry Named Southern California Coach
House Committee Votes to Deport Bridges

The House immigration Committee approved today Dill
directing Attorney General to take into custody and depor
Harry R. Bridges Coast l. O. leader similar bill was
last but the Senate did not act on IT,
Evening star., 1941-08-15

(See BASEBALL, Page 2-X)
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