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Evening star., 1941-06-27
Major League Clubs
Score in Clashes
with Minors
BY the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. June 27-Center-
fielder Harry Craft drove ninth
inning home run over the distant
left field wall last night with Mike
Mccormick on base to give Cincin-
natl a 3-to-1 triumph over Kansas
City. current American Association
paCeSetters.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 27 up.
Dizzy Dean, Chicago Cubs coach,
gave up one hit in three innings
and Eddie HanyZeWski, 19-year-old
South Bend pitcher, struck out IA
Cubs in nine as the National
Leaguers beat the Studebaker Ath-
letics, amateur team, 2 TO 0, before
5000 last night.
JERSEY CITY, N. J.. June 81 (P).
The New York Giants defeated
jersey City, their No. l farm club.
5 to 8, last night, rallying for two
runs in the ninth.
OIL CITY, Pa, June 27 tP-
Second-string Catcher Bill Baker
of Pittsburgh banged out two
homers and two singles la1 night,
driving in eight runs. as the Pirates
Swamped their Oil City farmhands
OF the Penn State League, 20 to 2.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE-Bin Poland lqS. New
YORK stopped Harry Bobo. 2l2, Pitts
burgh tSl.
BROOKLYN. N Y.-Jerry Fiorello,
l4S, Brooklyn. and George Martin, l54,
Boston drew 80.
WATERBURY. Conn. .-Wicky Hsr-
kins, 1867. outpointed Irwin Ksplsn,
l46, Los Angeles 80.
PORTLAND Me. - Paul Herrick,
I11i2. Portland outpointed Tony
Dupre' 12Oh2, Manchester, N. H. QO).
OAKLAND, Calif-Johnny Hutch
Inson, 1851, Philadelphia stopped
EDDIE Bello, 1872, Sacramento (2l.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Nine Seeks Nearby Foes

Naval Hospital baseball team Is
after Sunday and holiday games
with teams in the vicinity Of An
napolis. Write William Whalen,
United States Naval Hospital, An
napolis.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Official Score

Batted for Chase in twelfth.
Chicago 100 900 Ol0 600 600 %
Washinston OOl 0lU 600 900 900 ID
Runs batted in-Kuhel, Lewis (2),
BlOodWorth TWo-baSe hits Holloway,
Kuhel. Kennedy. Archie. Appling, Lewis.
worth Kreevich. Travis. Double plays
Applng to Holloway TO Kuhe t2). Chase
10 Bloodworth, Carrasquel to Vernon t2).
Left on baseS-Chicago. 10: Washington.
II. Bases on balls-Of Smith. 4; of
Chase. >; off Cerrasouel. ,. Struck out
BY Smith 4: by Chase 4. Hits-Of
Chase. q in II innings: of Carrasquel, 2
in innings Winning pitcher-Carras-
auei Losing pitcher-Smith. Umpires-
Messrs. Hubbard. Pipsras and Ormsby.
Time-3:15. Attendance-5. 900.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Briscuso Slated to Pitch

Nino Briscuso is scheduled to pitch
for the Chevy Chase Dodgers when
they tangle with Washington
Apaches in a game Sunday at 3
o'clock at Chevy Chase playground.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
A. c. O. REGISTERS Shutout

Adiustant Generals Office soft
ball team turned in a shutout yes
terday, beating Quartermaster Bufts'
SO. in the War Department League
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Ten Requins Leud

Raffell Dress Shoppe is back on
top in the Northeast Commercial
Softball League after swamping
York Corrugating, 14-6.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Hoya Heavy Favorite,
But Penn Boy Stars
With Iron Ball
WoIcott, Hurdle Champ,
Set to Defend Title;
EweII Is at Peck
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. June 27.-Big
AL BloZiS is an oddS-on faVorite to
keep his National A. A. u shotput
| title this weekend, but a taffy-
haired young giant with a name
perfectly suited for an athlete has
high hopes of dethroning the
Georgetown University ace.
He's Ed Beetem, 6foot, 260-pound
captain of next years university OF
Pennsylvania track team.
II might beat him." said Beetem
between practice heaves of the 16-
pound ball in Franklin Field, scene
of the SD National meet. But
it takes a lot of push to get past
BloziS. I hope 1 can take him this
time"
The Penn junior finished second
to BIozis in the New York I. G. "A.
meet when the pound George
town star showed the ball 54 feet
inches. Big Al propelled the
shot 55 feet, as inch to win the
A. A. U. title last year at Fresno,
Calf.
Beetem Betters 50 Feet.
The 21-year-old Beetem's best
official mark is 81 feet, 9l2 inches,
Penn record, but in practice he's
done better than SO feet and thinks
he can SurpaSs that mark.
Both BloziS and Beetem also are
entered in the discus. Blozis took
second place in the event last year,
losing to Phil Fox of the San Fran
cisco Olympic Club, who is here to
defend his title.
Another defending champion,
Hurdler Red Wolcott Of Rise Insti-
tute, showed up for practice today
and gave a previeW of what may be
expected Sunday. The blond VOL
colt appeared to be in top form as
he practiced his starts against a
pair of sprinters. He'll defend both
his 10 and 200 meter hurdle titles.
Wolcott'S chief competition is eX-
pected to come from Ed Dugger,
Tufts College; Bill Cummings. Rice
freshman, and Joe Batiste, Sacra-
mento (CalifD Junior College.
Ewell in Fine Fettle.
Harold Davis, Salinas (Calif)
Junior College whirlwind, gave his
approval to the hard, sun baked
track and said, It's just right"
Barney Ewell, Penn States I. C.
"A and national collegiate cham
pion, is recognized as the main
threat to Davis 100 and 200 meter
sprint titles. He was expected to-
day to prepare for what probably
will be his last performance for at
least year-he's scheduled for in
duCtion into the Army next month.
The Penn State Negro's coach,
Chick Werner, predicted Davis
will have to be great to beat Ewell
this year"
Evening star., 1941-06-27

Mr.. Ken Chase may insist his
next Washington contract include
one of those union clauses that
dictate double pay for overtime.
In three recent engagements Ken
has pitched the equivalent of four
full games, yet has little more than
nasty blister to show for it.
Chase is at the peak of his
pitching effectiveness and, ironical-
ly, must miss a turn or two on the
mound because of a huge blister
on the second finger of his salary
hand. Since all of sKen'S pitches
whisk off that finger, he is lost to
the Mats until that raw digit mends.
All season Ken has been hampered
by a blister that puffed to sizable
proportions after a few innings
of labor. Finally, after hurting 25
| innings in his last two starts, the
blister won and Ken was forced to
leave after II innings yesterday at
Griffith Stadium as the Mats
travelled 16 innings to trim the
Chicago White Sox, 80.
Il shouldn't have allowed him to
pitch the twelfth inning" fumed
Manager Bucky Harris. His finger
was raw after the eleventh inning,
but I figured if he could hold
Chicago for one more inning I could
yank him for a pinch-hitter and
maybe we could win for Ken. 1t
was rotten gamble, but I wanted
Ken to win that one. I just couldn't
let him continue after the twelfth
though"
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Carrasquel Checks ChisOx.

Alexandra Carrasquel took over in
the thirteenth and checked Chicago
with two singles for four innings
and Jimmy Bloodworth supplied the
winning punch with two out in the
sixteenth when he singled to right,
scoring Buddy Lewis from second.
Lewis had walked to open the Mats
half of the inning and Cecil Travis
sacrificed. Mickey Vernon flied out
and George Case was ordered pur-
posely passed. Into that situation
stepped Bloodworth and delivered
his first hit of the game off Edgar
Smith, who went the route.
Thus the Mats committed their
third extra-inning tiff in five games.
Last Saturday Chase had remained
Is innings to whip Cleveland, 10,
and on Wednesday Sid Hudson hung
around 13 innings only to be
whipped by the White SoX, 20.
By now Chase has cultivated an
| indifference to toiling overtime
Several weeks ago he locked with
/ DOO CI4Ci III GIL CplO P4CO444I4S NuC4
and not until II innings elapsed
Gid the Indians muster the winning
margin. Ken's 3-8 record is no gem
but it might easily be more fat
tering if the lean southpaw had
been granted an occasional break.
In his last three starts Ken has
/ hurled "a innings and allowed only
three runs, two of which were
earned. Usually wild, he has yielded
only six walks over that span. He
has been keeping the Mats in games
with stylish sort of pitching, but
/ it isn't reflected in his record
Ken would have captured the de-
cision in regular time yesterday
but for boot by Outfelder Lewis
! in the eighth inning. Buddy al
lowed Taft Wright's single to slither
by his glove, permitting Mike Kree-
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Low RENT HOUSING TO
REACH CONSTRUCTION
ACTIVITY PEAK SOON

participated In uaakkug FHA~iaxzfr~
&C property Improvement bars
ATAlhnie 70 al qualified borrowers
Tesas with general business
ACTIVITY urcreecznK .; TIE hEhrst
r8as ta history arc WITH ne defense
uusrRzn C-s&arE nrw housing
nne4s n snGrY ares& tsrrp Is every
exss1t&tt1n Ter 0outsuaez zt1e-
sEEsac demand Tor FHA-tnsured
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x u srnpgose small business prop
ersia
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gurec loans last year we're al the
more rennAskAbie II xsex az tire fact
that The n1axtalum loan ehg1hle sux
Insurance Il rzsw $500 whereas IN
f9s6 loans a - 20 t5one fer CON-
uierrlA or industrial use were
eligible. Mr. Ferv1sxa pointed out
F1rtheruore. proverbs of the loAax
must nov be devoted strictly 60
property improvements whereas
purchases a. machinery and equip
nneni uere eIgtpAe tn 1895 In al
dsskn IN 1895 there wss no charge
for FLA Insurance while to1sy
heu14ng institutions pay an tEaszr-
arce premium Of Of ore percent
for uaoaernszAfion and repair loans
auc ! O. NJ percent for Title /
nes -ho<1e loans
Since the FEDERAL Housing A6rnan-
tstrnt1ont authority 20 insure Title
] n&ns xas revived by Congress on
February 3 isze. q total Of IsA..
III property Improvement loans
aggregasing tss2looooo have beea
reported for Insurance The grand
total Of Title ! loan Insurance writ
ten since tire FHA Was established
n June 1884 Is Sooa IA loans az
grsgzting N.7s7S5an 600
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