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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
EIGHTH RACE - CALLING
REBUTTAL, NOODLES.

CALLING has finished third in
her last three efforts and a bit
of improvement could land the
Upset mare in the charmed cir
Gle. REBUTTAL showed i'm
provement in his last test and
may have te be reckoned with.
NOODLES has been threatening
of late and may complete the
pay-on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
Auto Engineers Told
U. 5. Making World
Best Arms and Planes
Production to Reoch Full
Flood Within Year; Nozis
Lead on One Score

The best warplanes, aircraft en-
gines, tanks. scout cars and other
mechanical weapons the world has
seen now are beginning to roll from
American factories in stream that
will reach full flood within year
and will match German produc-
ton seven years in the making. in
the opinion of A. T. ColWell, presi-
dent of the Society of Automotive
Engineers, which today opened a
two-day national aeronautic meeting
at the Hotel Washington.
The greatest need of American in
dustry in its war effort is the STAN
dardization Of raw materials, de-
signs and parts of every descrip-
ton, Mr.. Colwell said. Such STAN
dardization is the main effort of the
S. A. E. and is proceeding very rap
idly and very successfully.
THE only place where there has
been standardization on a really
great scale is Germany" Mr.. Col
we'll said. They are professionals
at war and we are amateurs, but we
are going to catch up with them
very rapidly and are going to do a
better job of Standardization than
they have done They standardized
by order; we are doing it by coop
Grafton"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
Racing News
Entries and Selections for Tomorrow
Rossvon's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Tropical Park
BEST BET-BATTLE WON.

conditioner at this oval The
Cohort geldine could come to life
and pay a right good mutuel.
BROWN QUEEN II has been i'm
proving of late and she may be
very troublesome. WHITE HOT
lost his last by the shortest of
noses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
SEVENTH RACE - COUNT
ELEVEN, DEDUCE, GEO.
KREHBIEL,

COUNT ELEVEN weakened in
his first local try, but that at
tempt may have brought the
horse to peak condition and he
may beat this indifferent lot.
DEDUCE is making his first start
since last summer and may be
up to a corking effort at the first
asking. GEO. KREHBIEL closed
q lot of ground in his last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
Belfast Strike Settled

BELFAST, Northern Ireland,
March Is LP).-Settlement of a strike
by more than 5000 shipyard workers
was announced yesterday. The men
will return to their jobs today. The
strike began March as result Of
dismissal Of two men and dissatis-
faction of apprentices over their
rate Of pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
Iowa Republican Head
Dies After Auto Crash
3. tie Associated Press.

B. RE Associated Press
STUART, Iowa, March l3.-Harry
Bryant Swan. AZ, of Atlantic, Re-
publican State chairman who led
his party to victory in Iowa in last
years elections, was fatally injured
in an automobile crash here today.
Mr.. Swan. mentioned as a pos
sible candidate for the party's ma
tional Craftsmanship, was driving
from his home to Des Moines.
DR.. E. T. Warren. who was called
to the scene of the crash. said Mr..
Swans car evidently skidded on icy
pavement, crashing with car
driven by Paul Hilton, Malvern
farmer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
FOURTH RACE-SMALL TIME,
RALLADINE. IRISH IVY.

SMALL TIME scored twice at
Hialeah and she may be able TO
give this good band of juveniles
trimming. BALLADINE dis
appointed in her last, but she
COPIED her initial try in excellent
time. She may return to form
and prove dangerous. IRISH
IVY is consistent and rates with
the leaders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
THIRD RACE-BATTLE WON,
ESTA, GARDEN GAL.

BATTLE WON just galloped to
win his last at this strip and if
he will do as well tomorrow the
issue will not long remain In
doubt. ESTA has been threaten
ing to give a field of this caliber
a trimming. hut the top one
licked her in their last en-
counter. GARDEN GAL is on
the improve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
OakIawn.

1-Prahs, Four Fifty, Big Jack.
ALTITUDE, Bold Lover, Cania.
3-Grand Venture, Courteous. Tide
Way.
4-Vote Boy, Panther Greek, Roidef.
5-Sidout, Door Bell, True Knightess.
6-Veeks, Emporium, Hiddenite.
7-Speedy Booger. Black Gift, In
ductor.
Stacks Pride, Request, Uplander.
9-Lina Mac. Geogolist, Utica.
Best bet-Veeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
Other Selections

CViIscHsus at ITUpfCdi dIhs
BY the Associated Press
1-Pajas, Cherriko, Locked Out.
2-Tyrone, Latepass, Discobolo.
3-Battle Won, Esta. Garden Gal.
+Quick Conquest, Irish Ivy, Fate.
5-Gallant Stroke. Highomar, Pari-
Ernest.
6-Anopheles, White Hot. o Play
San Antioca. Geo. Krehbiel. Old
River.
8-Redrock Canyon, Noodles, Gay
Hour.
Best bet-Tyrone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
Johnson Memorial Urqed

Erection in Washington of per-
manent memorial in honor of An
drew johnson is proposed in a bill
introduced in the House late today
by Representative Reece, Republican,
of Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
FIFTH RACE &C ALLAN
STROKE, GREENY, HIGH

GALLANT STROKE has been
returned the winner in three of
his last five Florida efforts and
he should prove a hard one to
handle in this affair. GREENY
has been scratched repeatedly
looking for just the right spot.
This may be where he is cut
loose. HIGHOMAR has been
threatening to win a race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
Better Than German Types.

The aviation industry. in the mat
ter of Standardization, is today at
the point reached by the automobile
industry 20 years ago, Mr., ColWell
said. In the period of rapid aVia-
ton design progress, changes in
every item of design and conStruc-
ton proved very necessary and ben
eflcial, he said. but now the Nation
needs to produce aircraft and en-
gines in quantity and can do so
only by standardizing.
Our new airplane designs and
ground equipment will be the best
in the world" MI. ColWell said. on
the basis of observations during
several recent trips to Europe.
When our production really begins
to ROLAND it will by the end Of
this year-there will be great guam
titles of the best equipment in The
world"
In every type of tank, light, me-
dunn, or heavy, the new American
designs have more power and speed
than corresponding German types,
he pointed out.
Development of a new type OF
compound" engine using high
pressure cylinder and a low-pres-
sure cylinder, acting as compressor
as well as working cylinder. was
described by Ford L. Prescott, senior
mechanical engineer in the power
plant laboratory of the Army Air
Corps Materiel Division, Wright
Field, Ohio, in a paper presented
at the opening session Of the meet
ing today. The engine holds con-
siderable promise and the project
is being carried ahead.
Automatic Carburetors.
Increasing use of fully automatic
carburetors in aircraft was discussed
by NJ. J. Kittler. chief engineer of
the aircraft division, Holley Car
buretor Co., in another paper at the
morning session.
DR.. Ernest F. Flock, Bureau OF
Standards, presented a paper on the
present status of research into COM
bustion phenomena in the internal
combustion engine at the opening
session.
This afternoons session is devoted
to propeller problems. with Richard
c. Galley, former Civil Aeronautics
Authority expert, who now is de-
sign engineer for the Bell Aircraft
Corp, Buffalo, presiding. An eve
ming session at 8 O'Clock will be
given over to light airplane and
light airplane engine problems.
Three sessions will be held tomor-
row. the meeting closing with a din
ner meeting at which President Col
well and C. c. Carlton of the Auto
motive Committee for Air Defense
will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13

For the first time in its history
the South Manchuria Railway has
cut its outlay for enterprises and
new construction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
FIRST RACIAL CINO S,
CHERRIK0. PAJAS.

ALCINOUS scored several con-
vincing victories last year and
his last at this strip suggests that
the son OF Mate may be nearing
peak condition. CHERRIKO lost
her last at Hialeah by the shortest
of noses and off that try she
appears the one to be beaten.
PAJAS won her last and is fit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
SECOND RACE-IRON WILL,
ANNIE ALONE, LATEFASS.

IRON WILL still is a maiden,
but the Blue Larkspur gelding has
been training smartly and his
recent outings have shown quite
bit of promise. He could trim
this sort. ANNIE ALONE won
her last in good running time and
her early foot makes her a stout
factor. LATEPASS could be
closeup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13

FIFTH RACE-The Red Gross Golf:
purse, 1000; claiming; f-yesr-olds and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13

FIFTH RACE - KEN'S RE-
VENICE, BROWN QUEEN III,
WHITE HOT.
KEN'S REVENGE raced well
last wear and he has had recent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
Ooklown
e, the Associated Press.

FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500 claim
ing; 4-year-olds and I'D; 8 furlongs out of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
THIRD RAcE-Purse $1,000; claimins;

FOURTH RACE-Purse $1,000: allow
a. noes: the DaytonR: 2-year-old Allies; 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
Tropical Park
By the Associated Press.

FIRST RAcE-purse. 1000; claiming;
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
El Valor de la sonrisG

Ell valor de la sonrisa varia
segin la profession.
Victima de un accidente de
autom6vil, y g~ravemente herida
en- ell rostro por ~fragmentos de
CRYSTAL, la directora de una casa
de costuras, en- Paris, reclam6
una Inflammation de 125, 900
frances, cuando Ell franco tenia
un valor de cincO pOr i'm peso.
DE la herida ha resultado,
decia ell letrado de la mujer, una
cicatriz permanente y NADIA a.
graciada, sobre TODD cuando mi
cliente habla y sonrie. Nuestra
demanda es tanto mas funda1a
cuanto que una senorita mani
qui desfigurada de un modo pa
recido, ha obtenido recientemen
tie una indemnizaci6n de $685.
900 frances.
lei abogado de la parte con-
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
ENFERMOS APRECIADOS

Sc nos informa que estan en-
fermos dos queridos amigos, AL
fredo Gonzalez y ell simpatico
"Sanchin", los dos antiques y
muy queridos vecinos de West
Tampa.
Alfredo, por estar enfermo,
no pudo asistir al banquete efec-
tuado anoche por la Secci6n de
Damas de Protection y Auxilio,
pero su nombre fue mencionado
por ell presidente Fernandez
Rey.
'tSandhfn" Sc halla recluido
en- su hogan de la Gale Walnut.
Con ell aprecio de siempre, ha
cemoS votos sinceros porque los
dos pueden regresar muy prom
to a sus habituales ocupaciones.
Los dos han sabido fundar
familias que honran a la colOnia
latina.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
DICE QUE NO CONOOIA A
E

New York, abril 18.-El d.
rector de la revista Italo-Ameri-
cana, Giuseppi Lupis, declare
aver que no conocfa a John Are
ma, director del peri6dicO La
Tribuna, asesinado ell martes en-
Chicago. Lupis habia sido men
cionado err6neamente y Sc dijo
de 81 que estuvo en- sociedad con
Arena,
: "Yo no estaba relacionadO
con Arena; pero mis- palabras
en- cuantO a que era por fascista
Y antisemita son correctas".
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
ELECTA LA REINA DEL TO-
MATE

e. pequeno pueblo de Rus
kin eligi6 aver reina del toma
tie a la bella senorita Evelyn
Kushmer, pertenecie ntea una
aprciada familia.
Con ella fueron electas do
ce damas de honor: Eugenia
Hurley, Lillian Buzbee, Doris
Armstrong, Violet Geerling
Evelyn Tuten, Claudio Lee.
Luisa Keen, Lillian Richards.
Marcelle Morgan, Luisa Emo
ry. Lusa North y Jackie Muir
ply.
George Buchanan es ell di'
rector del Festival, que empe'
cara ell pr6ximo martes.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

traria contest6: Hay sonrisas y
sonrisas. La de una senorita ma
niqui es de importancia y hasta
puede ser esencial, digamoslo
asi. Pero en- una modista, a la
que no Sc lie pide sino que haga
bien los vestidos que Sc lie encar-
guen, la sonrisa es 10 ~accesario
y, francamente, un accesoria de
125, 1000 frances francamente es
demasiado caro-.
Decide ell tribunal, prudente-
mente, concederle $4,000 fran
cos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
la PlPA

La Pipa, dicen los fumadores,
puede compararse al mejor ami
go. JQuien no admira Ell cariho
que profesa a 81 pipa Ell lobo de
mar? Es una figura que todos
hemos contemplate con delecta-
ci6n en- un lienzo, en- una foto-
g~rafia, en- una pelicula... La Pr
pa adquiere lorna de diosa
cuando la ve1nos esclavizada por
los labios tremulos de un vieje-
lilo curtido por las inclemen-
cias del mar o las atlas monta-
las. Ell pastor que apacenta e,
yanado, ell marine qeu escruta el
horizonte o el anciano remend6n
machacando suelas, constituyen
la mejor inspiration para Ell ar
ista que pretenda esculpir una
obra aleg6rica en- honor de la
Pipa.
La Pipa en- los labios de I'm
mozalbete, denota cuanta vejez
ha puesto la vida en- su coraz6n
La Pipa en- los labios de una
nujer, recibe la ofensa mas
yrande que Sc lie puede inferir.
La Pipa en- los labios de un opi6-
nano, deja de ser Pipa y pasa ;
la categoria de lave sepulcral,
la Pipa, propiamente Pipa, Is
la que entra y sale de unos la.
BIOS que solo sc entumecen a.
contacto de SUI boquilla... labios
1ue no la cambian hasta que ha
rendido su maxine servicio.
Hombre con muchas pipas, o;
hombre con muchos caprichos y
Sc aparta de aquel aspecto sesrl.
do que da la Pipa al hombre que
solo posee una. La Pipa ha He.
gado a ~constituir ell eje de mu.
chas vidas.
Sobre ella sc escribi6 este So
neto:
IAmIoos, ~snlutaOs! Que Ia osmpsna
pFeoOne por Paris nils dssaIones;
tu, prensa europea. d. q las nsclonss
icuan cruda es para mi Ia sueFte lnsansl
GPOr au6 no So llev6 a mi sspOss uiana1
Para no me sn9ustIsr tendria ralones.
Mas no, tras de madras rsflexlones.
vino . dar con mi flaco, IL lnhumans!
HIrl6 Ia brenda smada. 81 dules anhsIO.
que vlvlda miro y hoy miro lnerte.
mi solo blsn y mi GnIoO o~Onsuelo.
No hay susrts mas amarOa que mi susrts.
no hay dusIO mas ~pFOfundO que mi dusIO.
iROta mi Pipe ssti!... IVsnOs Is musrtsl
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
MATRIMONIOS

Manuel Michael Garcia, 80,
Mary Eileen O'Hara, "a; Leroy
Thompson, Sc, y Anna Maria
Hosti, %; John Anastasi, %, y
Mary Fucarino, II; Edward A.
Lardner %, e 1. Anne Allen, Fl
Clarence Henry Domm, 81, y A
ma Rhena MADDEN, 80.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
PALPTTACTONES De LA COLONIA LATINA

8.-Los convenios de pages
suscritos por ell General Franco
despues de erigirze, por su ex
lJsiva voluntad, en- JETS del Es-
lado espanol solo pueden obi
gar.o a el; pero de ning1n mode
a un Estado que dice represen-
tar sin titulo que lie autorice a
Ito.
9.-Los suministros de mate
rial de guerra hechos por Ell go
Sierno fascista al General Fran
60, que ahora son reconocidos en-
IN convenio international. FUE
RON NEGADOS TERMINAN-
TEMENTE POR Ell DELE
GADO OFFICIAL DE ITALIA
ANTE Ell COMITE DE NO IN
DE LONDRES
Esta declaration official priva
Il gobierno fascista italiano de
TODD tltulo y raz6n de pedir,
10.-Tales desembolsos no
pueden nj deben ser pagado:
por las victimas de la guerra. y
mucho menos por "TODOS" los
espahCles, a los que Sc les ha i'm
puesto por L. coacci6n ell conf
tie politico del General Franco,
'egandoles la libertad ~necesaria
para que lie prestaran su asenti-
miento como a un autentico Go.
bierno.
11.-En Espana no Sc ha ope-
RADIO I'm cambio en- la forma de-
gobierno, como ocurrio al ser
sustituida la Monarquia por Il
Repdblica, mediante un proce-
dimiento de democracia directa,
sino un asaltO al poder por obra
de la violencia t~riunfante.
12.-Los compromises con-
traidos pOr ell grupo asaltant
no tienen vinsul&ci6n aiyuna
con ell Estado espanol, que hoy
carece de 6rganos legitimos, n
pueden obligar a los ciudadanos
de csc Estado.
13.-El convenio para pagan
a un partido politico extranjero,
con dinero de todos los espano-
les, los danos inferidos a estos
en- su propiedad, en- su honor y
en- su vida, es una humiliation
mas infligida a la dignidad y a
la independence nacionales."
A1emaS del Sr. Martinez Ba-
rrio y del general Asensio, perte
necen a Acci6n Republican, los
senores Alvaro de Albornoz, ge-
neral Jose Miaja, Mariana Ruiz
Fumes, Carlos Espla, Felix Cor
don Ordas, general Sebastian
Peas, Jose Franchy Roca, Can
dido Bolivar, Bernardo Giner
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
AVISO De QUE HABRA
HUEIGA EN- LA GENERAL
MOTORS

Detroit, abril 18.-EI presi-
dente de los Obreros Unidos del
Autom6vil R. ]. Thomas, anun-
clio aver qeu s reorganization pla
nea una huelga contra la Gene.
raj Motors. Expira ell domingo
un convenio entire los trabaja-
dores y esa corporation.
La ley del estado re1uiere Gin
co dfas de "enfriamiento" anteS
de que una huelga pueda ser de-
clarada.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
SERA AL CO.
BIERN0 INaLES Ell VA
Per Al MERIA LYKES

Sc notified aver en- esta ciu.
dad que la Comisi6n Martina
nacional Sc ha he.ho cargo del
vapor Almeria Lykes, en- New
Orleans, para entregarlo al 60
bierno ingJes bajo la ley de ayu-
da a la Gran Bretana.
Ell Almeria Lykes y otros tres
vapores de carga asumifan la
matricula inglesa y seran man.
dados y tripulados por oficiales
y marineros britanicos. Los o.
tros vapores Sc nombran Robin
Dcncaster, de la compania Ro-
bin; Exemplar, de la American
Export, y ell R%uisenor, de la cor
poracion Grace. Todos son mo-
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
LA u DE FRANCO

FL general Asensio, que en- es-
ia semana hizo a Tampa una VI
sta, declare que les republiaa-
nos espaholes, pre3ididos por
Den Diego Martinez Barrio, ha-
bian acordado reohazar pG0lica-
mente la deuda de Franco con
Mussolini, ascendente a 5,0OO,'
100000 de liras 'destempladas'.
Antes de marvharse nos dejo
el quito ciudadano una circular.
lie la cual copiamos las razones
por las cuales Sc MEGA "Acci6n
Republican, Espanola" a reco-
noeer la deuda del DICTATOR espa
mol, aliado y correvedile de Mus
,olini,
Dice ell documento: Acci6
Republican, Espanola, como Or
gano representative de los re
publicanos espanoles en- el des-
tierro. Sc cree en- ell deber de de-
clarar:
1.--Que esa deuda Obedece Q
una asistencia de caracter par
ticular prestada por ell gobier-
no fascista italiano a un grupC
de militares, que sc subrevaror
contra ell poder legitimo del Es
tado espanol, al que todOs ser
Wan bajo promesa de fidelida'
con la garantia de su honor.
2.-Que ell Estado espahol NJ
puede afianzar ell page de 10
desembolsos producidos para a
tender contra su independence.
y soberania.
3.-Que la legitimidad de un;
deuda de esta clase solo pued,
sostenerse cuando ha sido con
traida por un poder response
BILE, que asuma la legitima re
presentation del pals.
4.-Que los grupos TRUMAN
ties en- una guerra civil no sor
un poder legftimo por ell solo he
cho de la victoria.
5.-Que una veg obtenida Ii
victoria por las armas, tiene gu.
ser ratificada por un acto ex
prsso Y espontaneo de la volun
tad colectiva o por ell jefe cons
titucional del EStado, ell mas al
to 6rgano de esa voluntad.
6.-Si la ratification a que 81
refiere Ell inciso anterior no exis
tie, ell poder Sc ejerce DE FAC
TO, pero no DE JURE.
TIN poder DE FACTO nc
puede imponer a una naci6n
compromise econ6mico q. gra-
ven su patrimonio para ell por-
venir,
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
NO ESTA LOCO Y MORIRA
EN- LA SILLA ELECTRICA

Jacksonville, abril 49, I'm
comisidn de alienistas declare
sano de mente a Clyde Hysler
un asesino, y la sentencia de
muerte contra 81 Sc cumplira
en- ell preside de Raiford. Mat6
a la Sra. Mayme Surrency, GER
ca de eSta ciudad, en- 1886.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
LLEGARON LOS DUQUES
DE WINDSOR

Miami, abril 18.-Llegaron a
esta ciudad y seguiran viaje q
Palm Beach, los duques de Wind
sor. Hicieron ell viaje desde Mas
sau en- ell vapor Berkshire. La
duquesa visitara al DR.. Young,
medico de Miami, a quien con
gultara.
Mas de 1000 personals les vie
ron llegar.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Precedente de Houston, Texas,
arrib6 aver ell vapor americana
Dannedaika.
Sc hicieron a la mar en- las
pasadas "a horas los vapores
Benjamin Brewster, Brandy
wine Y Colorado.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
D POR
DE VIOLA
CION

Barlow, abril l8.-Un jura-
do declare culpable al soldado
.Lavelle Davis. de Orlando, de a.
salto con intencl6n de violar a
una nina de Z amos, vecina ds
Davenport. La ley senaIa una pc
ma que fluct1a entire l y 20 amos.
Preside ell case ell juez Rogers.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18

81, senior, cOmpre la
pintura B. l.. P. Soda
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18

dernos y pueden distanciar a los
mas veloces submarines.
Otro de los barcos de Lykes,
ell Fred Morris, fue entregaGo 4
Ia marina hace un mes.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18

de los Rios, Augusta Barcia, An
gel OSorio y Gallardo, Amos Sal
vador y otros.
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Evening star., 1941-06-28
zaneIotti's 'sFie|dinq
Helps Senate Ten
Ti|fLoop Lead
Stellar Defense Curbs
PIozo; Gurvin's Grill
BIosts May Hurting

Spectacular fielding performances
by Shortstop Jerry Zanelotti helped
save Senate Beer from defeat last
night as it nosed out Plaza, 6-5. and
stretched its lead in the Merchants
Night Softball League to two full
games at Ballston Stadium.
The husky italian youngster came
up with a gem nearly every inning
and handled nine chances flaWleSSly.
On three occasions with a runner OH
third and only one out he stopped
hard drives and held the runner as
he retired the batter at first.
In the other game at Ballston,
International Business Machines
came up with a four-run spree in
the fourth to down Greenbelt. 7-5, in
an exhibition.
Washington Softball Stadium was
the scene of some heavy hitting as
Garvin'S Grill exploded one of its
biggest assaults of the season to
trim May Hardware, l4-3. Harry
Dodson, hurting for Garvin's. gave
only five hits and didn't permit a
run until he eased in the last in
ming. In the opening half of the
twin bill, Elite Laundry took ad-
vantage of some pitching wildness to
down The Evening Star, 8-5.
Two important National Night
League tilts are listed for Washing
ton. tonight. Lansburgh's meets
Pepco at 8 with Census battling
Brookland Merchants in the 9:15
game.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
After 81 Years They Still Argue

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