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Evening star., 1941-06-09
PofohI Dismal allure, Griffmen
May Put CIory of GreenviIIe
At Short: End Loss Streak

the Nationals yesterday at Detroit,
for with one productive inning they
clipped a five-game losing streak
Dutch Leonard distributed 10 hits
rather neatly and Washington wal
loped the Tigers, 9 to 8.
The Mats entered the sixth in
ming trailing. 2 to 3, through the
medium of Buddy Lewis wild peg
from short right field to the general
vicinity of the plate. Rudy York
had doubled to open the fifth in
ming and took third on a wild
pitch. He remained there as Blood
worth tossed out Bruce Campbell,
but when Pinky Higgins flied to
Lewis, York headed for home after
the catch. Lewis throw was Is feet
wide of the plate and York lum-
bered across.
Mickey Vernon HOmers.
Lewis, however. vindicated him
self moment later, for he rammed
a Dizzy Trout pitch into the upper
deck of the right field stands lead
ing off in the sixth. Roger Cramer
singled to left, but there was no
indication of what was to come
when Cecil Travis famed.
Mickey Vernon delivered his fifth
home run of the season at that
point, the blow betting Trout from
the box In came Buck Newsom
and Jake Early welcomed him with
single. Bloodworth poked a
double, Pofahl walked and George
Case, Lewis and Cramer followed
with singles. Thus the Mats manu-
factured seven runs and Leonard
pitched a 2-hit brand of baseball
in the final four innings to preserve
his lead.
Washington had hammered Trout
for two runs in the first inning on
doubles, by Lewis. Travis and Ver-
non, but the Tigers scored a run in
the first on Charley Gehringer's
triple and Rip Radcliff's single.
Detroit locked the score at % in
the fourth when Higgins doubled
and moved to third on Birdie Teb-
belts infield out, and scored as
Catcher Jake Early allowed a third
strike on Frank Croucher to escape
him.
Some $1,000 fans saw Vernon and
Lewis, with a single. double and
home run apiece, spark the Mats
l4-hit attack.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

Don't be surprised if Ken Overlin
is stretched horizontally by
"Ezzard the Wizard" Charles in
their fight tonight in Cincinnati.
Our dope says the stage is all set
for one of the biggest boxing up
sets of the year.
Today's sports quiz: Did Nc
Graw ever win 10 games for
Brooklyn? (AnsWer later. The
Yankees are supposed to be talk
ing turkey with the White Sox,
but no names are mentioned yet.
Tim Mara, owner of the New
York football Giants, who has
been seriously i'll with pneumonia,
was at Belmont Saturday for the
first time in weeks.
Names is still names-Lefty
Sparks bested Lefty Burns in a
southpaw duel the other night at
Tallahassee. Which is one in
stance of where the smoke is
hotter than the fire.
Today's guest star-Jack Car
berry. Denver Post: IF you can
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Mary Hordwi.
By EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associate Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK. June 9.-Some
hoss, this Whirlaway. And by
the by, Owner Warren Wright
has commissioned George Ford
Morris. the artist, to paint the
colts picture between now and
the time he leaves for the Ar
lington classic at Chicago. Here's
news: Auburn will play as many
as two football gaines at home
this fall, for the first time since
1880. What former top-f1ight
jockey is suing one of the pres
ent-day top riders for a $4,000
craps-game debt contracted last
August at Saratoga? Frankie
BaumholtZ, Ohio U. baseball and
basket ball star who was the
darling" of the last Madison
Square Garden tournament, has
signed with the Cincinnati
Redios. frankie is a left-handed
hitting outfielder. Conn-Louis
fight odds now are down to az
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Bonura, Minneapolis
Idol, Quick 10 Heed
Call 10 Service
SpurkpIug Of MiIlers
And Happy, Refused
Two Major Offers
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED fIeSs'
MINNEAPOLIS, June 9-zeke
Bonura is doing Hank Greenberg
and storing his big bat for a real
war club
He's been called in the draft and
refuses to seek deferment. His loss
to the minors is easily what Hank S
was to the majors. for Zeke has been
setting the American Association
afire
Bonura, stepping down peg or
two after a slugging career in the
American and National Leagues.
PLAYED so we'll with Minneapolis
that, he said, he got two offers to
return to the big show and he re-
jected both because of his happiness
here and the imminence of the draft
call
Wins Heart of Minneapolis.
Checking out yesterday to visit
his folks in New Orleans before re-
porting for Army duty. June 10,
Bonura was feted by the ball club
and by individuals.
Big zeke caught the fancy of
Minneapolis fans and the ball club
with his playing and his good
nature.
Mike Kelly. club president, said
that never in his Al years in baseball
had he found a better player.
"Zeke is absolutely tops. He al
ways was out there to win ball
games and he always had a plug
for the other fellow"
Zeke helped the Millers lead the
league. He hit around 400 most of
the short season and his fielding
average was .99l. He figured in SO
double plays and had % assists for
As games. Among his hits were two
homers with the bases filled.
Inspiration to Millers.
1t was not only his own play that
helped. Zeke had the Millers all
steamed up with his pepper, and
Manager Tom Sheehan tells how
between games Bonura aided others.
Outfielder Fabe Gaffke was having
a tough time finding his batting
eye zeke gave him a few pointers,
and now Gaffke's hitting around
.27O. The same applies to Infielder
frankie Trechock, now batting 800
for the first time after Bonura
coached him.
His loss cripples our club" said
Kelly. But Zeke's a patriotic chap
and wanted to respond quickly"
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Six Big Ten Schools
Divide LaureIs in
Dozen Sports
Minnesota, Wisconsin
And Indionu Corner
Coveted Crowns
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June Six Big Ten
Schools split II championships
among them in the school year just
ending, only Northwestern, Ohio
State, Iowa and Purdue drawing
blank in sports competition.
Minnesota, Indiana and Wisconsin
captured the most coveted prizes in
football, track and basket ball,
respectively. The Gophers also won
the wrestling title. Indiana swept
the indoor and outdoor track laurels
and added the cross country title.
Michigan. like Indiana, took three
hampionships-baseball. swimming
and tennis. Illinois won gymnatics
honors and unofficial recognition as
the ice hockey champion.
One championships is yet to be
decided, the conference golf tourna-
ment being scheduled for Chicago's
Mill Road course two weeks hence.
Final Big Ten baseball standings:
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Open Golf Mark
Set byCrowd
On Final Day
Record Also Is Made
As Only Two Breok
Par in Tourney
By BILL BONI,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Associated Press sports writer.
FORT WORTH, Tex, June g.
The time has not yet come to take
statistical stock of the 45th United
States Open golf championship.
The financial experts still are in
volved with figures on ticket sales,
the hot dog concession, and the
cost of getting back into normal
condition the Colonial Club where
the tournament was played.
One thing, however, is certain.
The United States Golf Association
big wigs we're amply satisfied with
their experiment of bringing their
blue ribbon tournament into new
territory.
Harold w. Pierce. U. S. G. A.
president, never did get over his
astoniShment at the size of the
crowds which turned out even on
opening day and the fact that by
8:15 each morning, when the first
threesome teed off, the customers
already were banked two and three
deep behind the ropes.
Greatest U. S. Open Gallery.
Its the closest thing I've ever
seen to the golf interest in Scot
land" Pierce said. over there men,
even old women and mothers with
their babies in perambulators would
line the dunes from early morning
to we'll into the evening. These
people were just about as en-
thusiastic."
Though the final days galleries.
the 10000 who saw Craig Wood
match par for his closing So holes
to post winning 264, fell
short of most advance predictions,
they nevertheless were tremendous.
Francis Ouimet, who won the Open
in 1918 and this year headed the
championship committee, and Chick
Evans, who won in 1916, both judged
the crowd the largest ever to see
United States Open.
The tournament set another rec
ord in that there were only two
players who broke par during the
three days. One was Denny Shute.
whom Wood beat by three shots for
the title, and the other Ben Hogan.
who had the best score for any 36
holes-68-70 on the last day.
Woods Caddie Overwhelmed.
Hogan, after finishing in the
money for the 48th straight time,
said he was sure he'd win on the
last day, even though he went into
it seven strokes behind the leaders.
Il really beat my brains out
through those last two rounds" said
Ben, who tied Johnny Bulla for
third place at 289 and was the best
scoring Texan in race which
Texans had been figured to domi-
nate. But the boys crossed me up
i didn't think they'd score so
well"
Wood lost little time starting to
get rid of his $1,000 prize money
The first 500 went for a Defense
Saving bond, and the next 5000 to
his caddie, who had picked Craig
in advance of the tournament. The
boy got off the best crack of the
week.
When Wood handed him his
check, he took one look and said:
Boy, call me a taxi!"
Evening star., 1941-06-09
CoIumbus,Pre-se season
Favorite, on Top in
Tiqht A. A. Race
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Columbus Redbirds are max
ing the experts appear pretty good
these days.
Preseason favorites to win the
American Association pennant, Burt
Shotton's club just now is beginning
to click behind an impressive array
of pitchers.
The Birds need only to whip pace
setting Minneapolis tonight to take
over first place.
If both Columbus and Louisville
win tonight, the first division could
be covered with lady's handker-
chief. In such event, Louisville still
would be fourth but only one game
out of first place and Kansas City,
now tied with Columbus for second,
would be only half game behind
the Millers and Birds.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
EASTERN LEAGUE.

to with the old Bomber on the
short end, of course. The grape
vine, which often is twisted, re-
ports that Mary Hardwick, the
English net queen, and Charles
Hare, former British Davis Cup
per, are Mr.. and Mrs.
Bard of rave on dept.-Frank
Murray, head football coach at U.
of Virginia, contributed this jim
gle. We think it's darned good
and hope you agree:
AS the burghers at Doom softly
walled
At the Kaiser Wilhelm holy
grailed,
Who thought to remember
Way back one December
When the Dodger Chief Larry
MacPhailed?
The weeks wash-Best head
line we saw on Lou Gehrigs
death was written by Tom Steph-
enson in the Elkhart 1nd) Daily
Truth-"Gehrig, Baseballs Iron
Man, Goes Down Swinging"
Evening star., 1941-06-09
>asto Be World Series Goat Giant Standot Sizzling Combac
Win, Lose or Draw
Clark Griffith Talks: FeIIer Means Flag
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

business of his league
club this Washington could with Feer
sadly Mack could
all by himself"
other latest figures bear this
lost Cleveland which is leading the
the the Indians tenpea
sixth hitting From May "a to
Feler pitched all of them
that Cleveland would be scrambng
of
pitchers Bob Grove were too Old
threaten supremacy the awkward bae from Van Meter Iowa
there pitcher competing
with he garuous Carolnan.
especially
match Feler Thee
big fact But the veteran
Detroit to the pennant and
Cleveland finished second In the series
Nevom father early the
and finally beaten IN
the Paul Derringer 2 to l.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
He Was Disappointed With the Pitching

Baseball who
IN suddenly he had
had proved himself
is all for He
found it hard to hit
efforts nave oeen
is shoulders above all the rest
Griffith would have transformed his ball
that During spring training
everybody thought pitching would be strong point would
chance to have better
ptchne thought the
players thought the same
started to blow we had won can
Boston
pbers like SNOWFALL going down HILL
Leonard couldn't But Feer
flock of row.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Roshi, w. & N. Pitcher,
Will Join Newark
BY the Associated Press.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, June g.
Vic Rashi, William and Marys 205
pound sophomore baseball pitcher,
said today he would report to the
Newark team of the International
League on Thursday in accordance
with an agreement reached today
with Paul Drichell, chief scout of
the New York Yankee organization.
Rachi would not have been able
to return here next fall because of
scholastic deficiencies.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Potent Bat Dick
Swings Upsets
Cards Twice
Dodgers Regain Leud,
Despite Loss; Bosox
Hand Chisox Jolt
BY GAYLE TALBOT,
Associated Press Snorfs Writer


Remember Dick Bartell, the scrap
ping, chirruping little shortstop who
qualified as the fall guy of the last
World Series by holding the ball
while Buck Mccormick of the Gin
cinnati Reds went charging homs
with the tying run in the deciding
game?
Well, things haven't gone so hot
for Bartell since that fateful day,
The Detroit Tigers turned him loose
not long ago. and he barely caught
on as free agent with his old club.
the New York Giants, in the other
League
Since then he has been riding the
Giants bench, yelling his head of
as always and wondering if Bill
Jurges, the regular shortstop. ever
would need rest, 1t was only tive
days ago that Dick finally slipped
into the lineup as a pinch hitter.
and he seemed so happy about II
that they let him start Yesterday
against the league-leading St. Louis
Cardinals in the first game Of a
double-header.
Now It's Jurges' Turn to Worry.
He practically ruined the Card.
single-handed He singled two run:
home IN the ninth inning of the first
contest as the Giants scored FIVE
times to tie the score, and then ir
the 10th he pounded a home rur
into the left deck with one on tc.
win the encounter, to 5. He clouted
double and single in the night.
cap. which the Giants also won. II
to 7. and now it's Jurges turn to
wonder when he'll get of the bench
The double defeat dropped the
Cards into second place in the tor
rid National League race. despite
the fact Brooklyn was losing a
single tilt to Cincinnati. 3 to 2.
The Reds scored all their runs off
Whit Wyatt in the ninth, Paul Der
ringer winning his own game with
telling double.
The leagues alSo-rans finished
the day in dead heat, so to speak
The Pittsburgh Pirates hammered
the Phillies, u to 2. and then were
set down by the Phillies' unpro-
nounceable Johnny Podga jny. 5 TO
2. Chicago thumped the Boston
Braves. to l. behind Bill Lees
tight pitching. and then got slaugh-
tered, 13 to l.
Red Sex Spring Upset.
In the American League the Bos-
ton Red SoX supplied the big news
1 by bouncing the Chicago White Sox
twice. to and to 0. and climb
ing into second place behind Cleve-
lands flying Indians. Old Lefty
Grove won the 297th decision of his
career in beSting another original
settler, Ted Lyons. in the opener.
/ Rookie Herber Newsome toiled
brilliantly to blank Chicago in the
/ second. Thornton Lee gave the
| slugging Bostonians only three hits,
but his wildness was costly.
Cleveland proved it could win
without Bobby Feller as it set the
Philadelphia Athletics back twice,
/ 7 to and 8 TO 6, and took a
little firmey grip on first place.
Rollie Hemsley's Slugging in both
games made up for some wobbly
Cleveland pitching
The Yankees went on a home-run
rampage. with Joe Di Maggie blast
ing three, to subdue the st. Louis
Browns. 9 to 3, in their first game
and to in the second, which
was called after seven innings be-
| cause of a gathering storm.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Odds Against Conn in Louis Fight Drop to 2 IL to
Wed Hare Sensational Upset Of on Tonight Predicted

tell me how Billy Con will react
mentally in his coming bout with
Joe Louis, I'll tell you the win
ner. The whole problem is going
to be can Louis find the target
or will he spend the evening shoot
ing the little man who wasn't
there? If Conn weren't Irish
I'd say right now that he would
stay the full distance, and that
at the end of the fight Louis
face would be a mass of cuts.
But Conn is Irish. And the Irish
get mad when they're hit. And
if Conn gets mad and goes in
slugging against Louis, he'll get
his head torn Off"
Paying Dividends.
Let's doff our hats to blond
Craig Wood,
At last the fellows getting
good.
Sports quiz answer-Sure, Bob
McGraw, a right-hander, did 1t
In 1926.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Official Score

sBatted for Newsom in sixth.
Batted for Newhouser in eighth.
Batted for Stanback in eighth.
washington 200 OO7 OOO-o
Detroit 100 no 0O0-3
Runs batted in-Travis. Vernon (3l,
Lewis, Leonard, Case (2). Cramer, Rad
cliff, Higgins Two-base hits-Lewis, Ira
Wis. Vernon. Bloodworth. Higgins. York
Mullin. Three-base hit-Gehrineer. Home
runs-Lewis. Vernon. Stolen base-Ver
non Double play-Gehringer to Croucher
to York. Left on bases-Washington. s;
Detroit, 10 First base on balls-Of Leon
ard. .: off Newsom, l: of Newhouser, 3;
of Thomas. l Struck out-By Leonard. 3:
by Trout, 3: by Newhouser. !; by Thomas
l. Hits-Off Trout 8 in 5ls innings: of
Newhouser,. l in innings; of Newsom. 5
in a inning off Thomas, in inning.
Wild pitches-Leonard, .. Passed ball
Early Losing pitcher-Trout. Umpires-
Messrs. Ormsby, Rommel and Hubbard.
Time hours s minutes. Attendance
l6,lq3
Evening star., 1941-06-09
TEXAS LEAGUE.

ChattanooEa. 6-5: Atlanta. o.
Memphis. 16-4; Birmingham. -.
Knoxville. g. Nashville. 3 IS innings,
psir second postponed.
Little Rock at New Orleans (2). rain.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Bolton IndOrses Clary.

Manager Bucky Harris rightfully
reasons the Mats only can be i'm
proved by replacing Pofahl and if
Clary doesn't thrive at ShortStop,
the club hardly will have been
harmed. Catcher Cliff Bolton, who
has arrived from Greenville to join
the Mats, reports Clary is a slick
article who could help the Mats, and
Harris is hoping to have him avail
able shortly.
II hope he comes up with us"
says Bloodworth. Hes my boy
that Clary. I've played with him
and Ill tell you right now, we'll
show you some double plays you've
never seen before"
Bloodworth's enthusiasm may be
commendable, but, by the same
token, it probably is misplaced, for
the Mats also are planning to i'm
port one Hillies Lane, at the mo-
ment Chattanooga shortstop, whose
rightful position is second base.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Major Statistics

MONDAY, JUNE 9, 194I.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Washington, 9: Detroit. 3.
Cleveland, s.: Philadelphia, 4-6.
Boston 5-3; Chicago. 50.
New York, a-s; St. Louis. 3-3. Sec
ond game innings, darkness)
- h. CIuhx
Evening star., 1941-06-09
BY BURTON HAWKINS,
Star Staff Correspondent.

CLEVELAND, June 9.-Stumpy
Jimmy Pofahl, the character who
covers conservative quantity of
territory for the Nationals, soon may
relinouish his collapsible claim to
Washington's shortstop job. Likely
to be inserted in that spot is Ellis
Clary, who now is performing for
Greenville, S. c., of the class B
Sally League.
Pofahl has been examined thor
oughly for some sign of talent, but
Washington bosses still are search
ing diligently for him TO display
more than mediocrity. He can't
hit, as evidenced by his .232 average
of last season and his current .203
mark, and his fielding and throwing
are woefully inadequate.
Washington owns the most inept
second base combination in the
league. Only one double play have
the Mats Shortstop Pofahl and Sec
ond Basemen Buddy Myer or Jimmy
Bloodworth contributed in Washing
tons last nine games, and there can
be no excuse on the grounds they
haven't had opportunities.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Cincinnati. 3: Brooklyn, ..
New York 7-12; St. Louis. 81.
CHICAGO, 81: Boston. l-l3.
Pittsburgh, 12-2: Philadelphia, 2-b.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Standing OF the Clubs.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
None scheduled. Wash. at Cleve., g.
New York at Chicago.
Phila al Detroit.
Bos. at st. L. (NishD
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Trading Deadline Nears.

The trading deadline, June Is,
is creeping up on the Griffmen,
who are in the peculiar position of
having very little to swap that other
clubs are eager to obtain. Clary and
Lane may not represent cure for
the Mats second base problem, but
if they can cover enough ground
to plant potato it might be judi
cious to elevate them Immediately.
Pofahl's play has been on the pitt
full side. His scattery arm has
created severe case of jitters in the
Mats infleld and his infrequent hit
ting hardly is justifying his presence
in the lineup. He's scrappy, sin
cere fellow, but his ability never has
approached the $4,000 and three
players worth the Mats shelled out
for him.
Meanwhile, the Mats have &C
cumulated a one-game winning
streak and there's no suspicion it will
be extended beyond that modest pro-
portion. Idle today, the Mats will
face the Indians here tomorrow in
the first of three-game series. No
glee has greeted the announce
ment that Bob Feller will pitch for
Cleveland.
There was nothing feeble about
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Standing Of the Clubs
Games Today.
Games Tomorrow.

Cinci at Bklyn. Pittsburgh at Bklyn.
St L. at New York. st. Louis a. Phlla.
Chicago at Boston. Cincin. at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Phila. Chicago at New York
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