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Evening star., 1941-04-04

away with inches Poor Dor
othy Lamour is giving her all for
her art. After standing in the cold
water of the South seas (for
"AlomaO five consecutive days she
cried, Help, I've got flu" She is
now in bed getting rid of it .
Jeffrey Lynn and sweetheart, Mar
earet HAYES. choose the more public
places for their sudden avalanche
of uuarrels. Does this mean the
marriage is off? Not necessarily
I have seen and heard couples quar-
rel right up to the 81 do
Ruth Hussey gives her reason for
shelving Raphael Hakim: TOO
much temperament" Slmone
Simon, who is going around with
the other Hakim brother, recently
lunched with 13 men at the R-K-O
commissary, said, I'm not super
stitious." I think she's lucky. Ru-
NOR hath it that Simone is pre-
pared to be sweetness and light on
her second try at Hollywood him
fame. Don't override it, Simone.
The shock might be too great for
all of us.
Cary Grants sweetie pie-Babs
Hutton-did a wonderful job OF
avoiding getting her picture taken
at Cary's recent Screen Guild show.
The camera boys we're under orders
10 get her photograph. But every
time they caught up with her, she
moved Priscilla Lane has "f1u
Norma Shearer has champion
In Sun Valley. "It was not bad
craftsmanship that made Miss
Shearer 60 ahead of others on the
tow line" he writes. This Is the
custom for those who have skiing
lessons. So as not to hold up the
instructors. All the time I was at
Sun Valley, Miss Shearer exhibited
perfect craftsmanship"
Deanna Durbin's neighbors spend
4 lot of their time looking into
peannas garden, where daily re-
hearsals of her wedding are now
taking place. wonder Whether
Judy Garland is attending the we'd
ding ceremony? If you remember,
the two girls started their film
acting careers at the same time-in
q Metro two-reeler. After which
Deanna was fired-to Metros eter-
nal embarrassment.
Orson WelleS was the usual CEN
ter of attraction at a local broad
casting studio, and he noticed the
eyes of the men he was addressing
looked at some one at the back
of him. Orson wheeled around
saw Burgess Meredith passing by.
''Have you seen Citizen Kane'?" he
doomed. YES" replied Meredith.
"Then," shouted Orson, what do
you mean by walking past here?
You should be on your hands and
knees!"
Paulette Goddard was admiring
tiny gold watch with a double wind,
gold wrist-band a grateful star had
given to hair dresser Sidney Gui-
laroff. She unwound it from his
wrist and put it around her neck.
'It's going to stay here" she cooed.
] wish you could have seen Guilar-
Evening star., 1941-04-04

low" has dyed
her h air the
platinum shade
made famous by
the late actress.
Betty Cradle
and Carole Lam
dis have COM
pro m ised on
their swimming
suit fight with
the Hays Office.
The orr g / n a l
suits Gin Mi
amir had them
showing 4 inches
of mid-rif. They
1n~ 1u, nat
Evening star., 1941-04-04

offs face as he snatched back his
property.
A well-known producer and his
estranged wife were recently recon-
ciled and decided to go away on
second honeymoon. Its so nice
to be together again." said the wife
with a happy sigh. YEAH" re-
piled the producer, 1--WE had no one
lately to talk to about my health!"
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Ine.,
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
Swings at the Capitol
Band, Plus Singers and Juggler,
Provides Bright Stage Show;
Film Is The Penalty
M U S E M e Mt 8.
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

music played by Mr. Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra is
hot Mr. Dorsey and does indeed the of oews Capital
the behind
full out until the terbugs
with glee swing
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Hays Office Loses Fight
With Two Actresses
Betty Cradle and Carole Lands
Compromise on Swim Suits;
Flu Gets Miss Lamour
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.


there trouble between the Spencer
these this
those present Gene Raymond
Of jeanette MacDonads Through" Marne Dietrich
has brought her salary
her erstWhe s25OO00
Evening star., 1941-04-04

THE PENALTY" Metro-Goldwyn-M Mayer
picture starring Edward Arnold. Lionel
Barrymore and Marsha Hunt produced by
Jack Chertock. directed by Harold s.
Buauet. screen play by Harry Ruskin and
John g. Higgins. from the play by Martin
Berkeley. At the CAPITOL.
The Cast.
Katherine Logan Marsha Hunt
Martin Stuff Nelson Edward Arnold
"Grandpop Logan Lionel Barrymore
Edward Mccormick - Robert Sterling
Roosty ------ Gene Reynolds
Ma mccormick Emma Dunn
Julie -------------- VPda Ann Ber2
craig ---- Richard Lane
Anne Logan n-----G Gloria De Haven
Judge Grant Mitchell
Hobo o------------------ Phil Silvers
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Saved Little Clothinx,

Food consumption in Sweden Is
expected to be further reduced this
year.
Evening star., 1941-04-04

O1 SOO,OUO IUI DtSIIy LdlIc
Turner. who used to plead, Don't
describe me as another Jean Har-
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Reds Riddle Pitches
9Th Straight Win in
Beating Dodgers E
Gives Only 6 Hits, Fans
8 in 4-to-l Triumph;
Fourth Inning Tells
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, June 21-Elmer
Riddle, 23-year-old right-hander,
continued to take up some of the
slack in the Cincinnati pitching
staff today as he hurled six-hit ball
in the world champions 4-to-1 de-
cision over the Brooklyn Dodgers.
In chalking up his sixth victory
without a defeat, Riddle famed
eight Dodgers and had a shutout
until the ninth when walk to Lew
Riggs, two infield outs and Dixie
Walkers third single produced
Brooklyn's lone run.
The Reds payoff was the fourth.
With one out, Bill Werber singled
and Frank Mccormick walked After
Ival Goodman had made the second
out, Mike Mccormick connected
with one of Luke Hamlin's pitches
for his first home run of the year.
1t was the eighth circuit blow made
off Hamlin this season.
Newt Kimball pitched the last two
frames for the Dodgers and yielded
one run in the eighth on a walk,
sacrifice and Eddie Joost's pop fly,
which fell in front of Billy Herman
for q single.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
WeIsh-Leavens Final
At City Net Today
Has Fans Agog N
Foes Look Well Matched
For Duel at Edgemoor;
Both in Doubles Later

Not since Yelverton (BilD Gar
nett rushed to the fore in 1896 to
meet Barney Welsh in the final Of
The Star tennis tournament OF that
year has any local championship
match captured the imagination OF
Washington's net public as today's
meeting between Welsh and Don
Leavens.
Postponed from last Sunday, in
terest has increased with the pass
ing of each day and will be at
fever pitch when the rivals walk on
Edgemoor Clubs center court" at
2:30 o'clock The title doubles match
between Leavens and David john
sen and Welsh and Hugh Lynch will
follow.
Both Strongly Backed.
Like Garnett was five years ago,
Leavens is a newcomer to the Cap
itars tennis circles but, unlike
Garnett, already holds two deci-
sions over Welsh, both scored in ex-
hibition matches. at Edgemoor.
And while those two victories
have induced many to lay their bets
on Leavens, there are just as many
who think that the Rockville Ram
bier will turn the tables in his
first money meeting" with the
Californian. Indeed, contrasting
opinions on the outcome Of a match
rarely have been so pronounced
Ieayens' hackers insist their man
will repeat. Welsh supporters are
lust as emphatic that it will be a
different story.
Leayens Had ROugher Path.
With one exception, the rivals
marched through their respective
halves of the draw in straight sets
Dick Murphy took a set from Welsn
in the semifnal round. Leavens
nath was much the harder, how
ever. the challenger having to peat
such opponents as Tom Wadden'
Austin Rice, Don Martin and Hugh
Lynch. ~
Whatever the result, the matcn
should be one of the greatest ever
fought here in recent years, ana a
record crowd is expected.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Browns, Father and Son. Break
Records in Skeet THumphs

target. That was all, however, as
he ran out the rest of the string,
finishing only single shot behind
Brown, who broke 100 straight.
Dad Brown set a record in the
.410-gauge event, missing a perfect
score by only one point, His 80
was one shot better than the old
record, set in 1899 by Alex Kerr OF
Beverly Hills, Calf
ShaughnesSy. the defending title
holder from Dedham, Mass, fin
ished second to Brown with a 96,
one shot below the mark that gave
him the crown year ago.
The younger Brown deadlocked
Shaughnessy in the 20-gauge event,
only to lose in a double shootoff
after he had run 232 straight birds
during the day before missing.
Shaughnessy and the young Tex
an both cleaned off 100 straight in
the regular test, and then cracked
an additional 25 in the first shoot
off. Brown missed on the seventh
bird of the second shootoff, while
Shaughnessy went clean" to give
him 200 straight.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
afona Fast Trial Makes Keepe Regatta Loom Strictly Western Party
Bogort, Burnett, 7-Up Victors
In Golf Thri||ers, Gain Semis
In Maryland State Play

Jim Robinson of Mount Pleasant in
the afternoon.
District Golfers Bow.
The two Washington second-fight
qualifiers vanished in the first round
when Ray Swearingen Of Columbia
lost to Vernon Shank, 2 and i.
while Sidney Kearns of Beaver Dam
defaulted to DR.. Stuart Buppert OF
Baltimore.
Championship flight summaries:
First round - Bob Albertus (Bonnie
View beat Gene Bruning (Hillendalel,
and .; r. E. Jones tHillendale) beat Ben
son Ensor mount Pleasant, 3 and Z;
H. A. Wagner, u. Green Spring Vaueyl
beat Bill Cole Mount Pleasantly. 2 and 2;
Ralph Bogart Qndian Spring. beat Gems
Pittman CONGRESSIONAL and 2; Law
renee Wisner Mount PleasanJ beat Ed-
die Semmler Hillendale), 4 and 2; Volney
Burnett Indian Spring. beat Edsar Luz
cas- Baltimore c. c., and 4; j. 3.
Armacost Bonnie View beat W. r.
Parker Mount PlessanD, 3 and .: Ed
die Ault Gndan Spring. beat z. G.
Barnes Rolling Road, > ana ].
Second round-Albertus beat Jones.
and 3: Bogart beat Wagner, ! up: Bur
nett beat Wisner, l up, Armacost beat
Ault. 4 and 2.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
White Hur!s Another
Two-Hit Shutout as
Cards Rout Giants
Slaughter Poees Attack
In go Win thot Runs
Lead to Three Comes
By the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, June 21-Ernie
White, the Cardinals brilliant
young southpaw, turned in his Sec
ond two-hit shutout of the week
today as he pitched the National
League leaders to 6-to-0 triumph
over the New York Giants.
White allowed only a single by
Bill Jurges in the second inning
and another by Mel OFT in the
fourth. He yielded five walks but
never was in real trouble. His other
two-hit whitewashing was recorded
against Brooklyn last Sunday.
The victory stretched the Cards
lead to three full games over the
Brooklyn Dodgers, who were beaten
in Cincinnati, and il ended the
Giants winning streak after four
straight victories.
Paced by Enos Slaughter, who
drove in three runs with a pair of
singles, the Cards belted Bill Lohr-
man for all their ten hits and six
runs in the first seven innings.
A pass to Johnny Hopp and
Johnny Mize's double produced a
run in the first. Slaughter drove
home pair in the third after an
error by Bill Jurges on Terry
Moore's hopper and a single by
Hopp had put them on base.
Singles by Steve Mesner and
White around and sacrifice by
Marty Marion accounted for an
other tally in the sixth and two
more came home in the seventh
when Moore and Mize drew passes
and Slaughter and Mesner con-
nected for singles.
Odell bad News Hale, former
American League infield veteran,
made his first appearance as
Giant when he batted for Lohrman
in the eighth and drew a pass.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Collegiate Track
Meet Summaries

shotput-Won by Blozis (Georgetovnl.
- feet i017 inches second rEd Aarrs m.rr,1t 1In
~. S c., so feet "a inches: fourth.
Delaney lNotre. Dame 40 feet 1oi5
feet ! inch; sixth HOeger u, C. L. Az
II JaVeIin @ throw0won by NJ Bnes. 6can-
tGTns tG go lfs' feet nf. incR iSs3n' thrd rSo'
Biles California, aOs feet inches:
fourth, Adair Texas, 204 feet "a
1913 feet 55s inches; sixth, Stone tstan-
ford), 1913 feet IA. inches. ,-,, -,
One-mile run-Won b., MacMltehs!i IN.
CUP .Xavierl: fourth. Kendall Indiana
fifth. Peter California; sixth, CHM NE
brssks). Time. 4:I0.4.
c.; second. Borrow N Y. u; third'
Klemmer (Californls)i fourth LlttleT ne
braska): MIN, Lyda Oklahoma; sixth
1OO-yard dash-Won by ETsll Penn
State; second, Brown H. s. u; third.
BGurlsnd lU G2 s.r fOqEih Nnni Riekmsn
sixth, oficials unable, to. determine be;
ds PLACE S.vss to be T%. a%sTdsF after
120-yard high hurdles-Won by Wriaht
(Ohio State; second Saunders (Mlamli:
third' Ovens 'H3Tard Pfyne 5ff6 f0ITIn
lU- S. c.; sixth. Kacewicz %. S. c..
F9pHBf 0s9ad t.!q 5qmPTS9 nsb.. ,, .ssSSg s58E2
fi2qt fB3Ft BstRsF RsIs' f6s5 ~ lni3f, io
tH'nts, 9s feet inches: nth cisphsm 7oSis-
sixlh, Wren ~. S, G. q feet I inches.
Ia feet So inches (betters world marx
Of 81 germany in 1913 snd \ "A 4
~. S. c. in 1880; second, Blozis
wolf california, i59, feet. Il7. inches
f1e6tn 4che5 fiffh fth Hnghss Texa 5s
z inches; sixth; Johnston tohio State.
sso.yard .Srr ran@Won by Kane INDIANA:
second, Breidenbach, cMichlgan) third
Barnes California;; fourth; Lenover Icy
stsste9i si2tS' IsnF INV 9washinRtOn stsSej' 5o
PSls Sss and smith G nF't 9fgain HuPi
Defeld Minnesota, Durley %. s. c..
Nichols (CslifornlaD and schaefer GU. g. C..
- c20-ysrd dasb-won, by Evsn penn
S3sSs Sresn fs'sni g noH5f2a fgaf Fsrns x 8 g. RFf
(Washingtonl. Time, ,0:2I -,
hsh fes SstsTs By sss6 oce exsSo4Td
Oq {es snd Is G5Bas }S5nsOF S.S Gs'oTS
Statei and Cruter Colorado; second.
Wilson CU. S. c.. feet s7s inches.
third, O'Rourke (Notre Dame), feet "a
S. C) and Shoaff (U. c. L. Al, feet
57s inches; sixth. tie between Canham
(Michigan), Coffmsn (Rice). Arlington
Smith lNNeoTthweStern); Ray lChicaso).
neGn me Tan@%Cn By wit fG6f Indiana.
second, Madrid Fresno Statel; third,
Dodds ASHLAND: Ohiol; fourth, schoeniSs
wisconsin, fifth. N. Williams wash.
A. and M Time. a:I44'
?2O-yard low hurdles-Won by Wright
Hho STATE seGo1d GOnhrsn s6rtb ndsn
tUtshl NTH Had michigan Normal;
sixth. Saunders miami u. Time. 0.23 4. .
Evening star., 1941-06-22
BS the Associated Press.

ES the Associated Press.
LORDSH1P, Conn, June 21.-A
father and son from San Antonio,
Tex, turned in record performances
today as they won titles in the
thirteenth annual great Eastern
skeet shoot.
F. Lutcher Brown, 16 years old,
won the junior title in a thrilling
match, while his father, H. Lutcher
Brown, beat out National Cham
pion Dick Shaughnessy for the .41O-
gauge crown.
The Remington Gun Club range
never saw more spectacular COM
petition than the double shootoff
for the junior championship be-
tween the younger Brown and Bill
Handy, 13-year- -old markSman from
Bridgeport.
They each smashed so straight
targets, equaling the record set by
Jackie Wray of Rochester, N. Y,
four years ago. The kid gunners
then went through 25-target
shootoff with not miss. The Sec
ond shootoff started the same way,
but young Handy missed his 83d
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Cards Obtain Crouch,
Pitcher, From PhiIs

.
PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-The
Phillies announced tonight Bill
Crouch, right-handed pitcher, had
been sold to the st. Louis Cardinals.
The amount involved was not dis
closed.
Crouch, who came to the Phils last
fall in the deal that sent Kirby
Higbe to Brooklyn, has won two and
lost three games for the Phils. He
has been used mostly in relief the
last few weeks. In SO innings he
has yielded 65 hits, walked II and
famed 25.
He is, expected to fill the vacancy
on the st. Louis staff caused by the
loss Of Morton Cooper. he Will re-.
po9t 70 the Cards tnmoeTow.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Browns CIout Three
Homers in Routing
Red Sox, 13to 9
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey tne hASOCidtrh fi''e
BOSTON, June 21.-Just as hot
as the 94-degree heat, the St. Louis
Browns today hammered three Bos-
ton Red Sox pitchers for as hits
including homers by George Nc
Quinn, Wally Judnich and Chet
Laabs-to bang out l3-to-9 victory
and even the series.
McQuinn, with four hits, led the
attack as the Browns chased Leity
Grove in the second inning and went
on to rake the offerings OF JACK
Wilson and Emerson Dickman, who
followed the veteran southpaw to
the mound.
The Red Sox found two Brown
pitchers for IL hits. but they couio
not match the heavy artillery OF
the ST. Louis batsmen. Jim TABOR
and Bobby Doerr slammed homers
for Boston, with Tabor driving IN
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Totals 391627 Totals 80 IL % IL
Wilson in ffth

Totals 10 1927 Totals 39 IL "a IL
Batted for Wilson in fifth.
St. Louis ---------- 24u IL 3uU-lo -
Boston ------------ nOo Iu5 ooo",s
Runs - Lucadeilo (2l. McQuinn 90,
Judnich a., Cliff. Laabs, Ferren t2l.
spence, Finnsy; williams IL l. NeWsTme. TWe.
bsse hits-CIift, (2l, Lucadello. McQuinn
Judnich. Laabs. Foxx. Tabor, Peacock
Three-base hit-Clift. Home runs-Mc-
quinn, Judnich, Laabs, Tabor, Doerr. Sac
rifces-R. Harris t2). Double plays
Cronin to Doerr to Foxx, Carey to L. New
some to Foxx. Left on base-St: Louis
fis. Ri 3 off Grove. 8; off wilson. 2: of
Dickman. 2. Struck out-By Harris, g
by Wilson. 4: by Dickman. 3. Hits-On
Harris. 9 in 81, innings; on Munerief; .
in 22s innings; of Grove. 5 in Ia IN
nings; of Wilson. in as innings: of
Dickman. 5 in innings. Hit by pitcher
BY Harris IL. Newsome). Wild pitch
Muncrief. Winning pitcher-Harris. Los
ing pitcher - Grove. Umpires - Messrs.
Grieve, MCGOWAN. Quinn. Time. 24l.
Attendance. 5.4OO paid; 1850 service
men,
Evening star., 1941-06-22
l the game.
Totals "a se4 = Totals 3s15a7

'Batted for Ross in seventh.
fRatted for Appleton in ninth.
Chicago - 110 O02 100 5
Philadelphia - 430 O13 OOX-ll
Observation-Disclosures t2), Lodigiani. W
Chapman, Wright. Brancato ~. Moses
~: Mccoy; Johnson; on;,ns siebert; rt Miles 90:
batted in Mccoy 90. Hayes (3),
Johnson 90. Moses l2l; Lodisiani go,
SoeRer vebase hi htMosss 6 aiIes
t2), johnson. Three-base hits-Hayes
(2), Moses Home runs-Knickerbocker,
Hayes. Double play-Hayes and Mccoy.
Left on bases-Chcago 5: Philadelphia,
Z. Base on, balls-Of Hallett. 2; of
Knott. 3. Struck out--By Ross. 8; by
lett 5 in 1 inning (none out in second) !;
OF Ross, in innings; off Appleton, 2
in 2 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Hal
art. Summers and Rue. Time-1:52. At
tendance, 5,367.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Cooper to Have Elbow
Operation Tomorrow

ST. LOUIS, June 81 CP).AAn op-
Grafton Morton Cooper of the Cardi-
nails wanted to avoid until the pen
nant race ended will be performed
Monday.
A Clipped bone will be removed
from the back of the right elbow
of the pitcher who has won seven
and lost three.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Kavakos Faces Carr
In Drive 10 CIinch
{. {. Loop Lead

Kavakos Grill begins a drive to
close on top of the first half in the
Capital City Softball League this
week, with its big game scheduled on
Thursday at Washington Stadium
against Carr Brothers. Kavakos cur
rently is in first place, with only one
setback in seven games.
Standings and schedule:
Standings.
Kavakos Grill ! ! Carr Brothers 2 4
Fat, Boy. = z Garvin Grill 2 6
Sunday-Lansburgh VS.. Giant Foods,
II am: Pepco VS.. Civil Service. 1:30 pm;
Greenbelt VS. Evening Star. S:45 pm.
Monday-Fat Boy VS.. May Hardware,
500 pm; Fat Boy VS.. Yellow Cab; 7:45
m: Firemen VS.. u. s. Aggies, 9:30 p IN.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Civil Serv-
ice 500 p.m.; Pepco VS.. Greenbelt. 7:45
pm; Firemen VS.. Tru-Fit of Baltimore
9:l5 pm.
Thursday-Hecht VS.. May Hardware,
500 pm; Kavskos vs.. Carr Brothers,
7:45 pm; Census VS.. Asgies, o:l5 pm
Friday-Fat Boy VS.. Civil Service, 500
pm; Garvin's Grill VS.. May Hardware.
a. pm; Elite Laundry ". Evening
Star. o:15 I'm.
s saturs,ymLsnasSsss ,:,;. I. s1ssas,,,. s.Pse, ,%s
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Totals 81 93017 Totals 80 10 80 l Z
.Batted for Berries in seventh.
+Batted for Ssti in ninth.
iran for Leiber in tenth
fBatted for Mccullough in tenth.
Slated for Stringer in tenth.
Boston - 900 200 OOI IA
Chicago - $500 O2O 100 900 O-3
. Runs-P. Waner (2). Rowell. West,
Nicholson, Dahlgren (2). Error-Sisti
Runs batted in.-Moore. Sisti. West, Berres,
Nicholson, Dahlgren, McCulloush. Two
base hitsGCooney; Sisti, Moore, CAVIAR
retta. Dahlgren t2), Mccullough. Home
runs-West. Nicholson. Dahleren. Stolen
base - Mccullough. Sacrifices = johnson.
Lee. Double plays-Hassett to Wietelmann
to HaSsett, Stringer to Sturgeon to Dahl
gren. Left on bases-Boston, 8; Chicago
IL. Bases on balls-Of johnson. 6: of
Salvo. / of Lee. 3. Struck out-By john
son. 5; by. Lee, 8. Hits-On johnson, 9
in 9ls innings; off Salvo. l. in 1s inning;
on Hutchings. in 70 inning. Winning
pitcher - Johnson Umpires - MeSSrS.
Stewart, Dunn and Magerkurth Time
2:26. Attendance (actuaD-6,699.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Holland Becomes Coach

HAMPTON, Va, June 81 P)-
Jerome "Brud" Holland, Cornell
University's all-American emo in
both 1887 and 1888, has been named
assistant football coach at Hampton
Institute, Negro college. He also
will teach physical education and
rural sociology.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Mccoy Not to Become
Soldier Until July u
BY the Associated Press.

% I
PHILADELPHIA. June 21.-Benny
Mccoy, the Athletics second base
man, said today he had been noti-
fled by his draft board at Grand
Rapids, Mich, that he need not re-
port for induction into the Army
before July %.
Mccoy previously had expected to
report June u.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Fat Boy Ten Pacing
Sherwood League
In Tight Race

Sherwood Softball League, after q
trying start that saw much of the
schedule rained out for two weeks,
finally is hitting good stride with
an exciting pennant race in the
ofing. Fat Boy now is the pace
setter.
The loop originally was formed
several years ago for Northeast
Washington teams, but now has
clubs from all sections. Games will
be played Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday this week.
Standings.
W. L. W. L,
Eat Eat, Boy Be- y,.v.r. g g RasS, Riszs W.. al. 2
Civil Service 0 R'bins n, Inc. l
kaxakds AaSn aa5s a1iu 3 J Mid Att Mts'- o 3
Schedule.
Monday-Fat Boy VS.. May Hardware.
Washington Softball Stadium; Kavakos VS.
Elite Laundry. Sherwood Fairgrounds.
costa Diamond No. 6: Adam Hats VS..
Middle Atlantic Motors, Sherwood.
Thursday-Recht VS.. May Hardware,
Sottball Stadium.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
DODGERS Go TO Ia Plato

Chevy Chase Dodgers will travel
to La Plata today TO engage the
Orioles at 3 o'clock. Babe Hayden,
ex-Central star, will pitch for the
Dodgers.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Bowman HurIs 3-Hitter
As Bucks Beut PhiIs
sy the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, June 21.-Joe
Bowman pitched a three-hit game
today against the Philadelphia
Phillies, and the Pittsburgh Pirates
won, to 0.
1t was the Phillies' sixth straight
setback.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Mackmen Pound Trio
Of Chisox HurIers
To Score, II to5
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-The
Athletics pounded three Chicago
pitchers for IS hits and an 11-to-
S victory in the opener of their
three-game series today.
Dario Lodigiani homered for the
White Sox with one on in the
sixth, while Bill Knickerbocker and
w. Chapman hit for the circuit
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Pinch Homer by West
Saves Braves, Who
Win in Tenth
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, June 21-After Max
Vests pinch homer tied the score
In the ninth, Gene Moore's 10th
inning double cashed pass to give
the Boston Braves a 4-to-3. extra
inning decision over the Chicago
Cubs today.
Billy Nicholson and Babe Dahl
Pren hnmered for the C1lhS
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Giants McGee Murries

ST. LOUIS. June 81 tR.-Pitcher
Bill MCGEE of the New York Giants
and Marcella Kiel Of Meppen, H.,
were married today.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Memphis Gets OutfieIder

MEMPHIS, June 81 R.-Mem- =
rhis has bought Outneldsr John ".
ler from Toeoato
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Runs-T. Moore (a], Hopp (a). Mize,
Mesner. Error-Jurges. Runs bstted in
-Mize. SLAUGHTER 49,, White Mesner.
Two-base hit--Mize. Sacrifices-BarteIl,
Marion. Hopp. Double plays-Crespi to
Marion to Mize; Whitehead to Jurges to
Young. Left on bases-New York. 6; st.
Louis. 8. Bases on balls-Of Lohrman,
4: off White, 3. Struck out-By Lohr-
man. 2: by White. 3. Hits-Of Lonr-
man. 10 in innings: of Adams, 0 in 1
inning. Losing pitcherLohrman. Um-
pires-Messrs. Barr Sears and Jorda.