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Evening star., 1941-07-22
League Leaders
BY the Associatl
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ba williams, Boston, .396; Di
Maggie New York, -.315.
Runs. Di Masgio, New York, So; D.
Maggie Boston. rs.
Runs batted in-Di Magic New York
80; Keller; New York rs 800.
Heath, Cleveland, 12l.
Doubles-Di Magic. New York and
Boudreau. Cleveland. 2s.
Triples-Keltner, Cleveland, 10: Travis,
WASHINGTON. 3.
Home runs-Keller. New York, %; Di
Maggie. New York II.
Stolen bases-Kuhel Chicago, 49, Case,
Washington, IL.
Pitching-Feller, Cleveland, 1874; Ruff
hng, New York, 11-3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Battins-aReiser. Brooklyn. .33s; Mize
Runs-Moore. St. Louis. 50: Reiser
Brooklyn, and Hack, Chicago, 64.
Runs batted in-Nicholson, Chicago, 66
Camilli. Brooklyn, 80.
lts-slaqghfer. st. Louis, 11o; Moore
Doubles Chicago. 26; Refs
er. Brooklyn. "A.
Triples-Slaughter. St. Louis, 8; Elliott
Pittsburg, and Moore. Boston, z.
Home runs-ott. New York, Is: Nichol
son. Chicago, II.
Stolen bases--Frey, Cincinnati, II;
Handley. Pittsburgh, and Hopp, st
Pitching based on 10 or more de
sions)-Riddle, Cincinnati, Ito; Hub
bell. New York, 9-3.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Midland and Paperboy
Fight Il Out Again
In $4,000 Sunset
Wing and Wing Is Given
Good Chance to Score
Hollywood Upset
BY the Associated Press.


LOS ANGELES, July 22.-Mio
land and Paperboy fight it out
again next Saturday over Holly
wood Parks mile racing strip. but
Big Pebble, which beat them both
in the $4,000 Gold Cup, isn't Civ
ing them a chance for revenge.
Circle M Ranch's ace is taking
his cash East, with an eve on the
rich late summer and fall purses
around New York and Boston.
Midland to Garry 1913 Pounds.
Midland gets into the s25 900 Sun
set Handicap at 128 pounds. less
than he packed when he ran third
in the Gold Cup. Paperboy, second
by a neck to Big Pebble last Satur-
day. picks UP 3 pounds to 101.
The Sunset. closing day feature
of Hollywood's richest summer
meeting, is gruelling Is miles.
The Gold Cup was Ia.
Wing and Wing, surprise fourth in
the Gold Cup, will be back, with
hopes of improving at the longer
distance. After SATURDAYS race
Jockey John Deering said. We
might have done better at 2 miles" 3"
Big Pebbles. stable will have an
entry in Titilator. handed only 1o2
pounds by Racing Secretary Fran
els P. Dunno. Titilator has been
prepped with several mile and an
eighth and mile and a quarter work
outs.
Weights for Sunset.
Weights assigned the Sunset NOM
inees by Dunno:
Midland, 1873; Sir Jeffrey. Ill:
Farragut, 107; Mount Vernon II.
107; King Torch, which surprised
with a mile and an eight victory
over Big Pebble July II, los: ONE
let, 103; Wing and Wing, 1O3: Af-
rican Queen. 102: Titilator. 1O2.
Paperboy, 101; Vain Bo, SO; Buck
horn Creek, 90; Lostagal, e5, and
Fay D, "a.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Montreal Nears Top
In Hot International
League Flag Race
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associate PreSS.
The Montreal Royals, who have
been as low as fourth and as high
as first in the Internationalaea
standings, appear to be off on
another upward beat.
The Brooklyn Farmhands, max
ing the most of a schedule that
sent them against Toronto and
Baltimore. the leagues tailenders,
have won five straight games and
in each case their starting pitcher
has gone the route. the latest being
Ed Head, who last night topped
the Baltimore Orioles, IA.
Unluckily for the Royals, the
second-place Buffalo Bisons also
decided to make last nights game
a winning one, as they whipped the
Jersey City Little Giants, 5-3. That
left Buffalo half game in front
of Montreal, compared to the three
and-a-half game margin the Bisons
enjoyed before Montreal began its
streak.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Welsh Leads Seeded
District Tennis Trio
In ". Va. Open
By the Associated Press.

ES the Associated Press.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w
Va, July 22-Washington tennis
players held three of the eight
seeded positions as the annual West
Virginia Open tournament started
here today.
Topping the seedlings was Defend
ing Champion Barney Welsh, while
accompanying him from the Capital
were Don Leavens. his victim in two
Washington finals this year, and
Ralph Buddy Adair. Leavens was
seeded third and Adair seventh
Harris Everett of Jacksonville. Fla;
Alex Guerry, jr.. of SeWanee, Tenn
Delos tDeacon) Parsons of Hunting
ton, w. Va, and Bob Leitch of
Richmond were the other seeded
contestants.
Welsh was scheduled to play Pell
Miller of Charleston and Adair was
to go against Stanley Lewis of Gin
cinnati in first-round matches, but
Leavens drew bye.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Malone Doubtful About Worth
Of Another Year With Skins

Before leaving on his vacation,
Owner George Marshall is believed
to have told Malone that he would
have to make good, like any of the
rockies, if he did 60 to the San
Diego training camp. Charley is
trying to decide whether his busi-
ness is worth leaving for the at
tempt.
With Millner, the Redskins will
have four veterans on hand when
preseason practice starts August 18,
in addition to such promising
rookie ends as Ed Offers of Tennes-
see. AL Kruger of Southern Cali
fornia, Ed Hiestand of Vanderbilt
and Bill Grimmett of Tulsa. 4
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Magic Eye Is Banned
In Favor Of Umpires
Al National Event
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. July 22-The magic
eye" was banned today from use at
the National semi-pro baseball
tournament at Wichita, Kans.,
August IS to 27. by George Sisler,
semi-pro commissioner.
The light ray, designed to de-
termine strikes at home plate by
means of an electric beam, must be
restricted to exhibitions in the
future, Sisler said.
Il can't permit this magic eye in
the national tournament" Sisler ex-
planned. Il feel it is a detriment to
baseball. 1t is designed eventually
to eliminate the plate umpire.
"Umpires aren't perfect, just as
players aren't. However, they're as
essential a part of the game as the
players themselves. The umpire has
helped make baseball the red
blooded national pastime."
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Nets Forgotten Man
Out 10 Regain Title
He Lost 10 McNeiII
Bobby Rotes Kovocs as
Toughest Foemon, With
frankie Parker Next
Ey the Associated Press.


SEABRIGHT, N. j., July 22.-In
the expert opinion of Bobby Riggs,
the player who wins the mems sin
giles championship in the 54th an
nual Seabright tennis tournament
will 60 on to capture the national
title at Forest HillS-and the little
Chicagoan aims to do just that.
Somewhat of a forgotten man in
big-league tennis since he lost the
United States crown last Septem-
ber, Riggs is steaming along nicely
in his comeback campaign. He's
aiming at winning the Seabright
title a fourth time, which never
has been done before.
Added Weight Gives Strength.
"All of the stars are here, and
they're all trying hard" said Bobby
Yesterday after his impressive first
round win. "Therell be no punches
pulled, and the fellow who comes out
on top should get the necessary lift
to carry him through the nation
ais"
AS for himself, he feels stronger
than ever before, chiefly because of
added weight. Il hit about 140
now and don't get tired the way I
used to-" he explained
When Riggs conquered Frank Ko-
vacs in last years dramatic five-set
final he became the second PLAYER
to retire the Seabright Challenge
Bowl, duplicating the feat of little
Bill Johnston.
Bobby figures Kovacs again will
be the toughest man in the field
and ranks frankie Parker and Ma
tional Champ Don McNeill right be-
hind the clowning Californian,
though the seeded order is McNeill,
Riggs, Parker, Kovacs. However,
there's no chance of another Ko-
vacs-Riggs final, since they're in
the same half of the draw.
Woman Aces Easy Victors.
Riggs. who won handily yesterday
over j. Upshur Moorhead of Rum
son, N. j., was the only domestic
seeded player to see action in the
mems field. The other three. who
drew first round byes, were slated
to start today, McNeill against Lar
ry Dee, Parker against Ed Amark
and KovacS against Henry Batter.
In the women's division Mrs. Sa-
fah Palfrey Cooke. Helen Jacobs,
Dorothy May Bundy and Virginia
Wolfenden, seeded in that order. all
won their opening matches easily.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Playground Meet Time
Moved Back to 5 PM.

A novel but plausible idea will be
tried by officials in charge of the
annual colored playground cham
pionship meet tomorrow at Brooks
Stadium, when the starting time is
moved back to 5 pm. from the
customary 10 am. This is being
done to avoid the intense MONDAY
heat and in an effort to attract more
spectators.
Keen competition and not a few
recordbreaking performances are
expected when the survivors of pre-
liminary competition toe the line for
the championship tests. The best
three in each of "a events will strive
for medals and the coveted team
title
Otis Troupe will referee the games.
Evening star., 1941-07-22

Whether Charley Malone will at
tempt another season of profess
sional football before hanging up
his uniform for good was the lead
ing question in the minds of Red
skin fans today, now that Wayne
Millner's signing leaves big No. 10
the only veteran f1ankman out of
the fold.
Although Malone, 81, is only a
wear older than Millner, he has
played two more seasons in the
National League than the ex-Notre
Dame star and several of his friends
are trying to persuade him that he
has had enough football. He has
been with the Redskins since l47i.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Peewee Teams Clash
Closes Boys Club
Baseball Card

Peewee baseball teams from East
ern and Western Divisions of BOYS
Club of Washington Leagues were
to stage their "all-Star" classic on
the EllipSe today in the second and
closing chapter of the circuits
annual diamond celebration.
Eastern Division Insects yesterday
knocked off the WeSterners by an
LIS margin with four-run rally in
the fifth after dissipating an early
30 lead. Corbin received credit for
the victory while Eckard paced the
attack with three hits. one a triple.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Record Field in Virginia
Horseshoe Tourney
BY the Associated Press.

BY tnE ASSOCldleu PreSS.
RICHMOND. Va, July 22-The
largest entry list in the four-year
history of the meet is expected by
officials for the State horseshoe
tournament of the Virginia Associa-
ton of the A. A. U. to be held here
next Saturday.
Qualifying play will begin Friday
night and will continue through
Saturday morning. All contestants
in both junior and senior divisions
will pitch 100 shoes in the qualify
ing round, with the high eight
scores in each division advancing to
the match play in the afternoon.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
One Sale No Man Can
Afford to Pass Up

r We can tell you in few words the reasons behind
this important sale. FIRST, we prefer not to carry
odds and ends to another season. SECOND we are
in urgent need of floor space for Fall Syepus Suits and
Topeoats. THIRD want to acquain with the
Styepus rghtrom-the-factory plan of buying clothes
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Ben lineup q Manager

MILWAUKEE,, July % lP.-Ben
lineup. veteran hurler and coach of
the Milwaukee Brewers, has re-
signed his post with the American
Association club to accept manager
ship of the Kitty League Paducah
club.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Senate Bows to STANDARD

Standard Linen upset Senate
Beer, 81, in a Merchants Night
League softball game at Ballston
behind Rubin's four-hit twirling.
Evening star., 1941-07-22

Runs-Pascoe, McNalley. Buzzanca
Wrenn, Runnel, Love. Filippelli, Coakley.
Martz. Sweeney. Fckard (@l. Seebode, Dye
Lazzari. Three base ritsEEckard. Love
Winning pitcher-Corbin. Losing pitcher
Collins
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Major League Statistics
Games Today,
TEXAS LEAGUE.
NATIONAL.

Houston. 2: Oklahoma City. l.
Dallas, :, Beaumont. <
Fort Worth, 4 Shreveport. !.
Tulsa. 4 San Antonio, 3.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
THRFE-EYE IEAGJE,

IHhFF-Ef IL IfAUIE Z,
Evansville, s; Moline. 4.
Waterloo. 6; Clinton. 8.
Cedar Rapids, 9, Madison. 0.
tOnlv games
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MONDAY AFTERNOON

~ 20 NOON
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Need Engineers.
Teacher Says

CORVALLIS. Ore, Sept 90
one Of the most serious bottle
neCkS ~ the entire defense pro-
gram. may be SauScd by a short
ace 81 trained engineers,
according 10 Dean r. II Dearborn
Of The oregon State College of
engineering.
Citing the United States Bureau
~ Labor statistics. Dean Dear
born said The United States will
need $4,000 additional graduate
engineers by April OF next year.
Normally, engineering schools
Of the nation graduate only u 600
men a year, he said,
In the Pacific Northwest alone,
Dean Dearborn declared the de-
Tense program viii need 1000
graduate engineers and 400
craftsmen before next April. while
all the schools Of the region turn
out only $50 men a year.
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given The Detroit Times
by the stations herein
listed. II the presentations
as scheduled are not on ne
air. the fault lies with the
stations and not The De-
trUt Times.
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON

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problem by pooling their children
in one nursery where they are
looked after by head nurse anc
an assistant.
Others are so reluctant To look
after their own children that they
are hurriedly taking up part-timt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
English Nufsemaids
Scarce as Butter, Sugar

10 look after their own children
for the first time in their lives.
Many mothers whose nurses are
doing war work have had TO give
up their own war duties in order
to care for the. children.
Some families have solved the
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International New. service Cnbl.

LONDON. Sept. 20. -. Nurse
maids are becoming as scarce as
butter. onions and sugar in war
time England.
The Gallup Of nurses into war
work has left hundreds Of mothers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

war work. This. they hope. VIII
Justify" the exemption for nurses
likely 10 be called up. The nurses
that remain are taking advantage
Of the shortage and are picking
and choosing their jobs. The above
kind OF ad thus attracts them.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

FAIR PLAY!
Every should s..y. in i.I play for t ..' TE"
day edition Of Tn. Detroit Times. however Mr. Frank
r wrote sries stating that our candidate for Mayor
form present Mayor, secretary overpsid forget
mention, however, that $500 week
paid only because of
political svoritsm The words Of the billboard
LIQUID 80 p. nol,es f%or.m instead !, wa. printed
tuvoritism'. Why7 Did Mr.. Morris have good reason
for skipping this important word?
We also wish that Msyorsly candidate, Mr..
Gable is eorden, Of the election results discouraged,
base such ugly without proof IL really
stab tn. candidate. back Please retset that state
: possible or explain fully your
reader, Why such a remark made.
We all the to really know the truth. what
platform candidate is running
FIRSTHe viii donate IS 900 90 per from his salary
Mayor for partly paved safety Fairgrounds to keep
Detots children off tn. streets
SECOND-As a successful businessman, retired,
,et.msde not born with silver in hi. mouth
,o-eslled economical setup the Mayors
office be a 60'c saving the Many
Of City Department, Except the Police and
Fire Department. either overpsid padded with
political appontees who be weeded big savings
More check welfare ehiseer,, and
competitive bids purchase, should result 10rc
taxes This can be done with bushes, Admin,rs
ton free from political promise,.'
THIRD-sOo lives and 1000 jur.d people
IN the next 10 years by building underground transportation
possible Additional here and there,
with much welfare labor possible, will pay for the
work il
FOURTH-The last street strike started bscsu.
OF remark Mayor made hi, Union supporters who
hsv. helped to put him in Office. He stated that he did
blame them for fighting for they had for
that he himself would have fought His taken
81 IT'S fsee vaiue million people had suffer because
n u. What happened transportation also
will happen to water, electric and telephone
Either department. all be list
for exclusive bargaining rights, Under Gables
mpssuon, Union will have exclusive bargaining
IN these vital departments
FHIH-Detrot', still three times higher
than Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Francisco,
responsible for this another and
bushes, standardization by Andrew Gable would
this short tim.. Our candidate, Andrew J. Gable,
Mayor, the logical for this important office He
married, born Detroit, hs, children,
politician, ursd. promise, anyone. will hard
make this Greater and Safer Detroit be
81 Under HI, business administration every
benefit
Voice your demand for efficient government.
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