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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
More U. S. Units
To Leave Capital

WASHINGTON - Removal Of
additional government agencies
from Washington to other cities
was considered probable Saturday.
following President Roosevelt's
order that II federal offices be
moved from the capital to provide
space for war workers.
Budget Director Harold d.
Smith u surveying all government
departments to determine II they
can function efficiently outside
Warrington
It u estimated that war agen.
cies In the capital viii need 40. 600
additional workers before next
July l. Warrington office space
already = packed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23

rhss refreshing touch o. ssws-
thing new you've been vseoW-
seiessly longing for! 6sy prints.
well tsileeet. in FULL sense Of
sizes 10 81. Al ssbsies Crown
Tested.
-Rhodes BARGAIN Amer
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Hutchinson's 18th Buffalo Win,
Toronto's Rally Pep |. l.. Play

M way alike, are making 1nterna-
tional League history.
The amazing Hutchinson Spe-
cializes in winning ball games for
the Buffalo BisonS. and today, with
the season scarcely past the half
way mark. his record reads l8 vic
tories against defeats. His con-
sistent hurting has kept the Blsons
in the thick of the pennant fight
with Newark'S league-leading Bears,
and his bat has backed up his pitch
ing arm.
Toronto on the other hand seems
to specialize in losing ball games, as
indicated by its 81 defeats. 1t has
won only 25 games and has been in
the cellar all season, but what makes
it interesting is its ability TO come
through every once in a while with
spectacular triumphs against great
odds.
Both Hutchinson and the Leafs
were in peak form last night. as
Buffalo downed the Rochester Red
Wings. 1912. and Toronto came from
behind to edge out a 1912 victory
over the Montreal Royals.
Hutchinson had little trouble turn
ing back the Wings with the 13-hit
support his mates gave him, but he
gave mastery exhibition, Welding
eight hits. striking out nine and
walking only one. He was equally
impressive at the plate. contributing
a double and two singles in four
trips.
The Leafs repeated stunt they
pulled on the same ROYALS three
weeks ago, overcoming an ll-4 lead
in the last three innings.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Leemons Gets in Line
With Gionts Again

Tuffy Leemsns, for five years one
of the backfeld aces of the New
York Giants pro football team. will
cavort on the gridiron again this
fall.
President John V. Mara of the
Giants announced in New York to-
day that Leemans has been signed
for another season. Tuffy was q
star at George Washington here
and captained the eleven In his
senior year, 1885.
Entering pro ball. he Immediately
became star and is one of the
small group Of backs who have
gained over 1000 yards in their
National League careers. A
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Dodgers Already Have Passed 100000 in Attendance
Cont Find Buried Prohibition B; Conn Hos ie Movie

Oh. ohl-Ironic line in the
script of The Pittsburgh Kid"
calls for Billy Conn to say to
Jean Parker: You know as we'll
as | do that boxer gets one big
chance. Just one. He makes
good. or else"
Beg pardon dept,-We said
Richie Lemos wasn't even listed
by the N. B. A. when he Knocked
off Pete Scalzo. the N. p. A.
featherweight champ. Fred J.
SADLY. chairman of the Cham
pionship Committee, SAYS Richie
was listed as an outstanding
boxer and sends along the June
% ratings TO prove it.
His streak's gone. but Joe Di
Maggie hasn't struck out since
June and has hit safely in II
of the Yanks' S5 games includes
two ties). Larry MacPhail and
the bartender in the Ebbets Field
pressroom got into such a hot
argument over whether Crespi
was safe or out at third hase
Wednesday night that Macphail
voand No b. firing the trkeep.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

Although Billy Conn and Bill
McKechnie call Pittsburgh their
home. Fritzie Vivic was voted the
athlete who has done the most
for the town.
The White Sox presented an
oddity in lineups recently when
the name of every man IN the
infield began with the letter K.
In six-day race meet at Yer
million. S. Oak. a jockey named
Sammy Miller from Brush. Colo,
rode six times and won six first
places.
OF "a games played in the
Pacific Coast League two weeks
ago, 13 were shutouts.
Today's Guest Star-Frsnk 3,
Ward, youngstown Vindicator:
Lou Novikoff. the Mad Russian
wouldn't get mad enough in Chi
cago, so they sent him to Mil
wsukee. where there are lot OF
Germans"
That's Him One of the C1eve-
land papers has dubbed him y.
Nempeg4e u MAegio."
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Ry EDDIE BRETT,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK. July 18.-Scribes
with the Yankees wire that
Cleveland has given up on the
Indians. Jack Dempsey is taking
another flyer at the oil business,
this time with Bob Manziel.
former spsrring partner who has
a we'll near Tyler. Tex.
When prohibition put Ancil
Hoffman. manager of the fight
ing Baers. out of the cafe busi-
ness, he buried 40 gallons of
bonded brandy on his California
ranch End never has been able to
find it.
Whoever he was. the first man
who walked through the Ebbets
Field turnstiles Wednesday night
brought the Dodger attendance
to 100000.
Joe Louis got out of Minnespo-
lis so fast to try to kiss and
make IN with Mrs. l.. he forgot
to tip the hotel help. And are
thev sore!
Evening star., 1941-07-18

Shoot a wire to Lou McKenna,
general manager of the St. Paul
ball club, and tell him YOU hope
he gets well soon. You can reach
him care the ball club.
Earl Sande. former Jockey
great. Joined local golf club
and turned in an 83 his first time
around.
Quiparade. - Hank Greenberg
is quoted as saving Army life is
lust 50 so and William
Murphy of PittSfield, Mass. Won
ders if Hank is discouraged be
cause it's so hard to hit a homer.
Uncle Sans new bases being
where they are.
1t All Happened Here.-Lou
Major. catcher on the House of
David team. got his first shave
in three years when he was in
Quoted into the Army recently.
Hymie Neuster. who owns a grav
filly named Miss Goshen, didn't
have a dime on her when she
came home at Empire City the
other dag ss . siSe .l8 nntuci.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Breeze for Midland
Looms in $4,000
Hollywood Race
Beot Practically Same
Lineup in American;
Poperboy Is Hot Tip
Bv the Associated Press.

~ NV A>epIi S'Tb Fi'
Los ANGEL LES. July 1S- Mloland
should win the S75.O0n Goin cup
Handicap and by tomorrow night
c. s. Howard should be admiring
the big trophy and caressing the
fat check-for the third time in the
four rlmnings of the rich summer
classic.
His Oregon bred Mioland, by all
odds. should cakevalk in over a
field that appears TO be none too
threatening. Only a broken leg or
failure of the California sun 10 go
down should prevent Mioland and
his owner from spending a very
merry Saturday night.
Two weeks ago this youngster-
he's only 4-Won the 500 ono Amer
ican Handicap over practically the
same field. It Is true he had TO put
on a game fight TO hold off a
charging Woof Woof, but it was
Mioland's first race of the season
and double Woof shouldn't be within
barking distance tomorrow.
Hottest tip around the track was
on Harry l.. Warmers 3-year-old
Paperbov. Next best bet is Big
Pebble despite the fact that an ex-
platter, King Torch. showed him a
fvlng pair of heels last Saturday.
Ranked after these in this IL
mile battle are Ship Biscuit.
Sveepida. No Competition. Porters
Cap as a running mate and Wing
and Wing and Buckhorn Greek.
Some of these are fairly relIa BILE.
No Competition moves up in class
because George Woolf will ride him
Woolf only has won all of the three
cup races-on SeabiScuit. KAYAK II
oboth Howard horses and on Will
liam l. Brann'S Challedon in
beautiful race last year.
Woolf had first call on the Holly
wood Derby winner. Staretor. but
this colt has been declared out of
the cup event A. A. Baroni had
Mr.. Grundy as a probable starter.
but said his horse pulled up sore
after workout So Mr. G won't go
Mioland and Porters Cap? It
wouldn't be bad guess to pick them
one-tWo.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Ke|tner' PLAYS
Hurt Joe More
Than Hur|ers
Two Fine Stops Made
BY Tribe lnfieIder
To Help End Streak
Rv LARRY HAICK.

CLEVELAND. July lathe amaz-
plate against Bob Feller TO-DAY -
Just another hitter irving % get 2
hit
After connecting safely in IS con
secutiVe games against the best
pitching in the world for major
league record, the Looping Yankee
outfelder was stopped by two or
dinary hurlers and an all-star third
baSeman.
A record night-game audience of
81 468 waited breathleSSlv four time.
for the all-important hit
Once SOuthpaw Al Smith walked
Joe on a three-and-tVo pltrh.
Twice sure fielding Ken Keltrer
dashed behind third base 70 MAKE
sensational haCkhsnd stops and
throw ont the New York slugger
by q step
Keltner Too Rough" Ioe Saws
The San Francisco star fraT7
bowed out in 2 tense scene Ore
man was out and the bases loaded
III lIiF * II lIlIilIl= - lN-Il ''Nll d
by was called from the hullpen
With the count one and oue. n
Maggie raped sharp grounder
10 Lou Boudreau that ended in
double play
Ba gbv said Joe swung a. m o'I'-
side fast ball Smith wouldn't ror7-
ment on his pitches n Magclo
himself named Keltner as the v7'-
! lain.
Amid q Yankee victory celehra-
tion in the clubhouse. Joe cor1-
mented.
Il cant say I'm clad that -
over OF course. I wanted n 20 m
Baghv didn't break nv string. The
guy who turned the trick was that
Keltner. He was a little rough on
ne"
Sure Kel,ner broke his string
narked Manager Joe McCarthv.
Now Joe is going 20 start another
one and break MS own record
Ironically the torferinE Indian
we're the last club to stop n Maggie.
the rsngv fv-chaSer going h>tleS7
against Me- Harder in New York
MAY Il The next dav he started
the streak against ChlCagos Edgar
Smith.
Broke Two Records.
Joe broke two records during his
sensational spree. passing George
Sisters modern alOr league mark
Of al set in 1922 and Willie Keelers
1897 record of a. His deluge Of base
hits inspired the YankS 10 victory IN
36 of their last al tussles.
About the only goal left Wa 2
minor league string Of 50 posted by
Joe Without Of the Wichita club IN
the Western League in 1919, Di Mac
gio hit safely in 81 straight games
while PLAYING his first Pacific Coast
League season with San Francisco
in 1888
In the 56-2ame period the Yankee
star went TO bat 223 times and made
81 hits for $50 bases He had Is
doubles, 4 triples. Is home runs and
batted in 56 runs while scoring the
same number himself
His average for the epochal StrlnE
was 406. His mark for the seaso,.
is 371.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Major Leaders
Bv the ASsocle Press
AMERICAN IEAEUE


AMERICAN LEAEUE
BsrtIns s-Wllhams. Boston So5 J
n Magglo. New York 81
Runs-T d. Masglo. New York. 40
= d MaEglo Boston,
York. IS Keller, New York. "A
Hits Di Maegio New York 1o4
Travis, Washington 115
DouhleS-D. NJ MaGg1o. Boston, sn1
Boudreau, Cleveland .
Trinles- s-Keltner. Cleveland. 10.
Travis, Washlngron. .
Home runS-J. Di MsFs1o and Ksller.
New York. 90
Stolen bases KuheI, Chlcaso. -
Pltchlng "Feiier. Cleveland. 1s-4
Rufing, New York. 1n-9
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting BROOKLYN. ss3
Nlzs, ST. Louis 335
Runs Moore. St. Lows. SIS Raiser
BROOKLYN, 63
Runs hated Nicholson, CHICAGO,
81 Camllli. Brooklyn. 80
HIts-Slaughter. 81. LOUIS. los
Moore, S.. LOUIS, i04
Dnubles-Da llesssndro, Chicago, %
Triples-SlsuRhter, 81 LOUIS :
Elliott, Pittsburgh
Home runs-O't New York Is &c
mill, BROOKLYN, and Nicholson. CHI
CsRo If
Stolen bsses-Frev Cincinnati II
Hopp. s.. Louis, and Hsndev, Frtts-
hurgh.
Pitching RIDDLE Cincinnati Ito.
WYATT and H1Ehs. BROOKLYN. 1875
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Pilots CIout in Pinch
In 9Th Great Help
To GreenviNe
BY the Associated Press.

AUGUSTA, Ga. July 1S-Mud-
vile fans we're in carnival mood
after Casey let them down compared
to Greenville followers as last nights
game with Columbus reached the
last Of the ninth.
Jack Creel had held the Spins to
five hits over eight innings and the
Redbirds had built up three-run
advantage Agapito Mayor, the
Cuban southpaW who had been
pulled for a pinch hitter. had donned
multi and was on his way out of
the ball park. convinced he had an
other loss on the record.
Then George Nix. the Spins
manager, smscked double, scoring
three men and climaxing four-run
rally which gave Greenville the ball
game. s to 5. 1t was the fourth run
Nix had driven in during the game.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Sequro and Marx Guin
Doubles SemifinuIs
Ry the Associated Press.

LilN hSsDClHi ien sEEoS.
GROSSINGER LAKE, N. Y. July
l8-Francisco Segura Ecua dorian
titleholder, and Arthur Marx. Hol-
lywood, Calf. are in the semifinals
of the Sullivan County tennis
championship doubles competition
Segura and Marx easily disposed
of Robert Davis. Miami, and Dan
Sullivan, Sacramento, Calf, 81,
6-1.
Cliff Berg and Frank Mehner.
both of Utah. eliminated Earl Co
chell. Southern California. and Ellis
Slack, Long Beach. Calf, 9-11,
12-1O and 6-1
Today'S schedule calls for play
ing of all remaining semif1nals. In
the singles Segura PLAYS Gardner
Mullov. Miami. and George Tolev,
California. faces WAYNE Sabin. Reno.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Sturs Yesterday
Bv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Paul Trout, Tlsers-Si opped Sera-
tors with four-hit hurllns
Bennie Warren. PhillIes, and Bill
Nicholson, Cubs-Each hit home runs
10 feature Seven-inning tie game,
Elmer Riddle, RedS-Scorsd I1th
straight victory with steady pitching
AGAINST Giants.
Dominic hi MssRlo, Red soZ-Drove
in three runs with homer and triple
to help beat White SoX
Harlond Cliff Rrouns-SInsied with
bas loaded in ninth 10 beat Athletlcs
Leftv Conner Ysnkess-pitched and
hstted uay 10 victory over 1nrlans.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
New Yorks 7 Up
In Race, Seem
Unbeatable
Gomez Keeps indians
Down; Riddle Hur|s
llth Straight Win
Ry UDSON BAILEY,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

The baseball season lost some Of
its zeSt last night when Joe Di
Magglos phenomenal hitting streak
come to an end, but the pennant
aSpirat tions of the New York Yankees
may be better off.
Throughout the country millions
Of fans have been anXiously follow
outfelder in rolling up an all-time
major league record for hitting
safely in Sc consecutive contests.
They telephoned their newspa pers
for informa ton before editions could
reach the street, or even before the
games we're over: they listened TO
the play by play radio descriptions;
they waited patiently beside slowly
unWlnding tickerS. and they turned
out by the tens of thousands AT the
ball parks
The biggest night crowd in base
of the present season. day or night.
67.465. iammed Clevelands mann
moth Municipal Stadium last night.
more to watch Di Maggie than TO
see the two top contenderS in the
American League settle their pen
nant problems.
Yanks Ready to Mop In
In fact. Di Mageios hitting had
become such spectacular sideshow
that 1t obScured the big circus itself,
which was and still is the pennant
race. The Yankees dropped tough
tilt to the Chicago White Sox Mon
day and nobody mourned, not even
the Yanks. Joe had preserved his
string.
Last night Joe didn't hit. He was
stopped for the first time since
MAY Is by two great stabs by Ken
Keltner and the pitching of Al
Smith and Jim Bagby But the
Yankees won a 4-3 decision from the
Indians and came close 10 locking
up the championship.
Lefty Gomez kept the Tribe in
check. with some NINTH inning help
bv Johnny Murphy. on a total of
seven hits The Yanks got a run in
the first. another on Joe Gordon s
homer in the seventh and two more
on four outburst in the eighth.
This put New York seven games
in the lead and consoled Di Maggie
for the loss of his streak. It had to
come TO an end sometime. and now
1t has been broken. the Yankee decks
are cleared for mopup of ali oppo-
sition.
Riddle Extends Streak.
The seasons best pitching streak.
however. was preserved as the Gin
rinnati Reds doWned the New York
Giants. 5-4 in a night engagement
for Elmer Riddles 1lth victory with
out defeat. He allowed 10 hits but
paced himself we'll and had the
benefit of five runs his teammates
got for him in the first three in
nineS.
The only other National League
game ended in % tie between the
Phillies and the Chicago Cubs when
rain halted their struggle after six
innings.
Dominic Di Maggie collected the
hits his brother Joe needed as the
Boston Red Sox whipped the White
Sox. s4, and bumped Chicago out
of the first division Of the American
League. Dominic hit home run
and triple to drive in three runs.
while Dick Newsome limited the
Thornton Lee failed to 90 nine in
nines for the first time in II starts.
The ST. Louis Browns edged past
the Philadelphia Athletics, 4-3, with
a ninth-inning run on Harlond
Gifts single with the bases loaded
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Ry BURTON HAWKINS,
Star Staf CorreSpOndent.

DETROIT, July 18 - Mr.. Cecil
Travis. the Washington baseball
PLAYER. has discovered the fast balls
Of Cleveland's Bob Feller and De-
troits Dizzy Trout might be mis-
taken for twins. The only distnc-
ton between their specialtieS seems
to be that Feller's fast one whistles
Yankee Doodle" and Trout's huns
Dixie"
Comparing Feller's swift pitch
with that of other pitchers is SINH
lar to comparing the flight of A
hummingbird with that OF a sPaglll,
but to Travis there is marked re-
semblance. II there is any edge 10
be granted in their effectiveness
against him. Cecil would be inclined
TO give it TO Trout.
It is no dead fish Trout WhiSkS
plateward and it particularly seems
10 stymie Travis. who is batting
only 100 against the Detroit right
handler in 10 trips TO the plate
against him this season. Against
the famed Feller. the Mats short
stop is hitting 200 with three hits
in Is appearances against him.
Trout comedies nothing to Feller
in the matter of striking out Travis,
either. for both claim the distinc-
ton of being the only pitchers in
the league to fan him more than
once this year. Both Bob and Dizzy
have struck out Cecil four times and
il is no hollow honor, because
Travis has gone down on strikes
only on IA occasions this season.
Swings on Last One.
Only two southpaWs. Fritz Oster-
mueller of St. Louis and Al Smith
of Cleveland. have famed Travis
thus far in the campaign. NeWsom,
Buck Ross, Johnny Rigney and
Denny Galehouse are the other
righthanders who have struck him
out, but only Feller and Trout have
accomplished it more than once.
1t is significant, incidentally, that
only once has Travis allowed third
strike 10 be called on him. On those
other 13 occasions he has gone down
swinging Among the leagues pitch
ers he is recognized as baseball's
toughest gentleman with two strikes
against him, for he places great
faith in having another slice at that
ball
Breezing two strikes past Travis
is as insignificant as German
treaty, for he seems to become more
dangerous at that point. That was
illustrated fairly effectively in the
recent All-Star game, when Claude
Passeau had count of two strikes
and one ball on Travis. who prompt
lv fouled off several pitches before
obtaining a walk. II can be Classi-
fled as a rarity when he nibbles at
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Official Score

Runs bstted in--Croucher o. Camp
he'll C2l, Higgins, Sullivan. York, Case.
yvo-hsss hirS-Sulivan g.. HlsslnS.
eroucher. Sacrifice McCosky, Double plav
Travis 10 Vernon Left on bases Wash
Jrrton, IL; Detroit, e Bases on balls
81 hudson /; off Trout, 6 Struck out
Pv Trout, 4: BY Hudson. bv Kennedy,
en-. N sthl: of Kennedy. IN 2 innings.
Fsssed ball Sullivan. Losing pitcher
EIt&scr Umpires Messrs. Gesel Basil
ard Ramrupl Time of same 5s. At
ferdsrce tsctusD-4,
Evening star., 1941-07-18

a. he As7oCIa'e0 FreSS.
The individual performances of
Pitcher FREDDY Hutchinson and
the collective performances of the
Toronto Maple Leafs, although in
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Mag Halted Yan Looking Flag Instead Of His Streak Apt Mop Up
Win, Lose ::.:,:,': o. or Draw
By FRANCIS E. STAN
softbuII: The PeepuIs Choice
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

Don't look those the
sohah players and there lot of
SofthaH Association called the roll there
ing Mr Wnfee Johnson
something played diamond.
would be tell
ard the follow
and
like
hardbel
Well $
isn't Thirdly mddle-aged
0 o ina ON
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Softies Need Opponent

ST. Georges Social Club Softball
team wants a game for Sunday.
Phone Harry at Michigan o651.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
Results YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati :. New York. 1 might
Chicago, .. Philadelphia. tseven-
inning re. rsIn)
PIrtsburEh al Boston, rain.
Others not scheduled
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Tigers Get Ia Hits.

In the meantime. Detroit had been
pounding Sid Hudson and Vernon
Kennedy for IA hits, including three
doubles by Billy Sullivan. The Tigers
nicked Hudson for single runs in
the first and second innings. added
two more in the fifth and drove
him off the premises with another
tWo-run disturbance in the sixth.
Kennedy yielded Detroits final run
in the eighth.
washington produced its only run
IN the ninth. George Archie opened
with single to center, but an
peared destined to be stranded when
Jake Early and Jimmy Bloodvorth
tlled out. Buddy Myer bstted for
Kennedy, though, and was safe
when Rudy York scooped up his
grolnder and threw wild past Trout
covering first. Archie took third on
the error and scored on George
Cases single to left
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Game Hos Mushroomed in the Eost

o have n still
t in
Back 1888 for
when called
Griffith
It
sotbal fathers not
of
haTdbaN them "
b,;r
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Here the Players Do Some Showbootinq


their They themselves baseball
Michigan oba
ST Louis where George sEler organization called the
consistently
Every then sofbal produces
is
of the Indians.
played locally elementary
Of 10 the the
shortstop
pitcher.
Here Are Three Woys to Hit the Pitching
players supposed
o
old coeqery atmosphere
all clutter
ball handshake and
b Kavakos Grill.
pitcher, hIrler throw
incredibly fast fellow with earned average Of O5
pitchers inches practically
puts q foo n
softhal dlsCloses proof
all Don't begged of
only three nit safely
sofbal. They
psychic.
lucky
To be waving your girl ball the
Will knock softban must be
and
puts it. "softbsls still growing"
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Ends Hitting Streak.

Travis has nad MS troubles. HIS
hitting streak. which ended yester-
dav as the Mats absorbed a II
shellacking from the Tigers, dated
FROM Trout to Trout, for after Dizzy
stopped him on June Is. Travis hit
successfully in "a straight games
before Dizzy halted him again
During that streak Travis batted
at a .420 clip and lifted his average
for the season some "a points. or a
point a day. He has whitfield the
once commanding batting lead of
Boston's Ted Williams TO a more
approachable margin and it wouldn't
be surprising if Travis is discovered
Al the top Of the batting parade
when the l94l season nears oblivion.
The Mats were to resume labor
here today against Johnny Corsica.
with Dutch Leonard attempting to
register his eighth victory of the
season. The Mats will open q
3game series at Cleveland tomor-
row. with a double header slated
for Sunday.
It wasn't much of a contest the
Mats gave the Tigers Yesterday. for
in the first seven innings the only
hit Washington could muster against
Trout was an infield bounder beaten
out by Buddy Lewis Not until the
eighth did the Mats obtain another
hit, when Doc Cramer led off with
single to center, and 1t wasn't until
the ninth that Washington avoided
a shutout.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Standing Of the Clubs.
Ga mes TODAY.

Games TODAY. Games Tomorrow.
Wash Detroit Wash AZ Cleveland.
Boston a. ChicaEO. Ph'la a. ChrczzN
Phlla az s.. Louis Boston a. S. LOUIS
n. Y al Cleveland. New YORK az Detroit
Evening star., 1941-07-18
STANDING Of the Clubs
mes Today
Games Tomorrow.

Games TO-DAY. trsmeS Iomorrnw.
Pitts a. Boston 90. S. Louls a. Boston.
S.. L AZ BROOKLYN Pitts. ~ BROOKLYN.
Only games scheduled Chlcaao al \ Y.
Clncln a. PhI7
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Major Statistics

FRIDAY, july Is. I141.
AMERICAN.
Results YeEerdav.
Detroit. : Washington. J.
Neu York, 4 Cleveland. 3 might
Boston, :, Chicago. 4 InIEhD
ST, Louis 4 Philadelphia. might