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Evening star., 1942-09-07

fence in the seventh inning of the
opener.
Sid Hudson and Ray Scarborough
who collaborated in presenting the
Mats double-header victory over
the White Sox recently, were to
pitch for Washington today in a
twin bill against the Red Sox. 1t
was to be the fifth consecutive
double-header for Washington,
which will make its final appear
ance of the season here tomorrow
in a single game with Boston.
Catcher Jake Early will be the
Mats heavy duty man in the next
few days. Al Evans is out with a
dislocated finger and Early, who
caught both games yesterday, was
listed to handle both games today.
Tomorrow's single game will repre-
sent a vacation to Jake, for the
Mats will face the White Sox in sue
cessive double-headers at Chicago
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Fighting Tennis
Gets Title for
Pauline Betz
Louise Brough Worn
Down; Parker Likely
To Beut Schroeder
BY GAYLE TALBOT,

NEW YORK, Sept. Tone OF
tennis favorite axioms-that no
player can win the national cham
pionships without having gone
through the summer tournament
circuit"-was in danger of taking
a licking at Forest Hills today as
Frankie Parker and Ted Schroeder,
jr., met in five-set struggle for
the title.
Pauline Betz of Los Angeles,
senior at Rollins College in Florida,
already held the women's cham
pionship, having defeated Louise
Brough of Beverly Hills, the favor
ite. As. 6-1, 6-4, in yesterdays
final before 5000 surprised fans.
Parker was the one cunning for
the axiom in today's match. Busy
with his new movie job on the West
Coast, the 27-year-old star passed
up all the tournaments until he
came East for the big event.
frankie paid his own way Incl
dentally, the tennis officials evi-
IDENTIFY figuring that retired"
tennis player was not likely to draw
many paying customers through
the gate.
Pauline Proves Fine Scrapper.
Since getting here, frankie has
confounded almost everybody. In
Guiding his opponents, and there
were a surprising number who ex-
pected him to eat Schroeder alive
today.
In five preliminary victories, in
cluding his senifinal win over
Pancho Segura, top-seeded for
eigner, Parker lost only one set and
26 games.
Red-haired Miss Betz put on one
of the "f1ghtingest" exhibitions ever
seen in the stadium to win her
championship. She had lost to Miss
Brough in both their previous meet
ings this summer and was given
only an outside chance of beating
| the 19-year-old star.
But, somehow, Pauline did it. She
ran ceaselessly to reach Miss
Brough's stinging drives and slam
them back. She sprawled on the
grass now and then, swore politely
and came up battling. In the end
Miss Brough simply looked weary
of knocking tennis balls at a girl
who didn't realize when she was
licked. She gave a cry almost of
relief when she lost the deciding
point.
Talbert, MuIloy Score.
The new champion plans to ac-
company a group of players to
Argentina after playing in the
coast tournaments Doris Hart of
Miami, Margaret Osborne of San
Francisco and Billy Talbert of Gin
cinnati also have been invited.
Talbert paired with 1t. Gardnar
Mulloy to win the mems doubles
title. They defeated Schroeder and
Sidney Wood, jr., 81, rs, 81,
in yesterdays final.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.
Wide World Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Although
Alf Vanderbilt is a bos'n's mate
in the Navy he hasn't entirely
dropped out of racing, Down at
his Sycamore farm in Maryland
there are Is yearlings which will
campaign in his colors next sea-
son. Well, isn't it a Navy tradi-
ton that when a sailor gets a
day off he either rents roWboat
or goes horseback riding? Coach
Denny Myers of Boston College
has worked out his own brand
of "toughening up" Each player
must lug his own equipment to
and from the field and after
taking their showers they have
to pick up the towels and clean
up the locker too.
Today's guest star-B. M. At
kinson, jr., Louisville Times: Last
year when a coach was worrying
about requirements it meant
players. Now it's means retreads."
Monday matinee - Baltimore
grid fans have shown so much
interest in the Redskins Packers
exhibition today and the Dodg-
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Three From Capital
In Golf Semis at
Hot Springs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS, Va, Sept. T.
George Peyton of Newport News,
Va, was the only nom Washington
golfer remaining in the Fairacre
tournament here today as the event
moved into the semifinal round,
with Eddie Ault, Volney Burnett
and John Donohue representing the
Capital.
Ault, Indian Spring ace who cap
tured medal honors, disposed of
j. Holzberg of Washington, and
2, while Burnett beat Jack Hamil-
ton of Newport News, 5 and 4.
Donohue, Georgetown Uni
versity golfer, defeated Don Nc
Phail of Baltimore, and 2 in
another second round match.
Peyton moved into the semifina
round by beating Sam Crobaugt
of Camp Lee, l up.
Evening star., 1942-09-07

Training Station football squad
isn't satisfied with backfleld of
Bruce Smith. Bob Sweiger, Rudy
Mucha and Pete Kmetovic. None
of them is quarterback and he
hasn't a signal-caller on the
squad. 1t. Bobby Newell, Georgia
blocking back in 1910, is in charge
of the Fort Riley (Kans) platoon
in which Joe Louis is a corporal.
Although the Lubbock (Tex)
Army Flying School expects to
have a football team, it won't
get to use two of the schools
best players. Tommie Vaughn,
1910 Texas Aggies co-captain, and
Pete Layden, who led the Texas
Longhorns in upsetting the Ag-
gies that year, can't play because
of their duties as aviation cadets.
Fort Sheridan, Ill, is planning
bigger winter sports program
than last year, when more than
80 teams participated in a five
months basket ball schedule.
A point in question-Coach
Curly Lambeau of the Green Bay
Packers likes to tell about the
time his club played an exhi-
bition against the st. Louis Gum
ners. After . touchdown Don
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Sturs Yesterday

BY the Associated Press.
Max Macon, DODGERS, and Tom
sunkei ana Johnny Mize, Giants
Macon stopped Giants with fye-hlfS S
pitching in first game, while Sunke!
tossed 1ve-hitter in nlehtcap, won pV
Mics three-run homer.
Joe Di Magsio, Joe Gordon; PM
Rizzuto and Roy Culleblne, Yankees
Set stiff batting pace in double VS.
tory over Senators. collecting 20 hltS
among them and driving in total ot
13 runs.
Hank Gornicki and Luke Hamlin.
Pirates-Pitched double shutout over
Cubs on four and seven hits re-
spectively.
George Caster, Browns, and Les
Fleming, IndianS-Caster checked tribe
in relief and scored winning run OF hrst
game; Fleming hit two-run homer to
start bis team on way to victory III
second.
Tom. Farley and Nanny salvo-
Pitched double victory over Phlls anu
Farley started triple play.
Johnny Peacock and Ted Williams.
Red Sox-Peacock drove in four runs
with three hits. including base-slean-
ing triple, and Williams snapped tie
with eighth-inning homer.
Mort Cooper, Cardina als--Held Reds
70 seven hits in notching his lstn
Tommy Bridges, Tisers--Pitened
ove-hit khutout against White Sox.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Gard Caso Playing Big Roles Giants Slice Chunks Off Dodgers Lea
Win, Lose or Draw
Labor Doy-ond Comment on Union
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

If the chances that big league
baseball club football would
each others roats For the diamond
have accusing the hats trying rush
the with the defendants curling their lips in defiant
maintaining that baseball always tried long
Here Labor Day Already Chicago AlStar
Redskins
Chicago Bai
Redskins will the exhibition
club hurng insults this If there
sport
Relief and the Relief Society The big
that their When of Uncle
will be left widows
children baseball football helping
widows immediate Those insurance
settlements, sometimes take a long time.
along possibly for the
duration.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
: Clubs Have Chance for A. A.
FIuq and One Could Gain Tie

If they split their double header,
Columbus must beat Toledo twice
to tie Kansas City for the pennant.
In all this beating around, Kansas
City holds a slight edge with .546
percentage. Milwaukee has .544 and
Columbus 539. Kansas City could
win with two points to spare if it
split with Milwaukee and if Colum-
bus split with Toledo.
Ever since midseason the race has
been as close as shave, with these
three clubs staggering in and out
of the lead and sometimes splitting
fractions to find who holds it.
They seldom were three games
apart in the past month. while at
times only 612 games separated the
seventh-place club from first.
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.Batted for Carrasuuel in 4th.
fRatted for BeYil in 1th

New York - 020 SOB 0f0-11
Washington ---------- 100 100 403-- 9
Runs batted in-Vernon ca, Gordon,
Keller 90, Croucher Di Maggie, Spence,
Campbell %. Sullivan. Two-base hits
Croucher, Early. Home run--Campbell.
Stolen bases-Ke1ler. Gordon. Double
plays--Rizzuto to Rolfe to Gordon to Rolfe;
Rolfe to Gordon to Hassett: Vernon to
York, 10; Washington, T. Bases on balls
Of Ruffing, .; off Carrasquel 3; of Bevil.
Z: off Trotter, l. Struck out-By Ruffing,
! by Murphy, g Hits-Off Ruffing. l / in
81 innings; off Murphy, 5 in Ia innings;
quel 8 in innings: off Bevil. 2 in 3 in
nings; off Trotter. / in , innings. Balk--
Beyl. Passed ball-Early. Winning pitcher
Umpires-Messrs. Summers, Pipgras and
PaSSarella.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press.


AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting illiams. Boston, $40: Cor
don, New York, 333
Runs-Williams, Boston, lis; Di Mag
slo, New York, 100.
Runs batted in-WilliamS, Boston, 1874;
Keller, New York 90.
Hits-Spence, Washington, and Pesky,
Boston, ] So
Doubles-Di Maggio, Boston, 81; Cliff.
st; Louis, and Holloway. Chicago, 35.
Trlples--Spence, Washington; Heath,
Cleveland, and Di Maggie, New York,
Home rlns..Williams, Boston, 30: KEEL
Ter. New York, 25
stolen bases-case, WASHINGTON, 80;
Vernon Washineton, 20:
Pitching13-Borowy, New York, l3--3;
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Reiser, Brooklyn, .323;
SLAUGHTER, 81. Louis, 32l.
Runs-Ott, New York, 103; slaushter.
st. Louis, 90.
Runs batted in--Mize, New York, "a:
Slaughter. st. Louis, and Medwick,
Brooklyn. 81.
Hits-slaughter, St. Louis, 167; Hack,
Chicago, 100.
Doubles Hack, Chicago, and Marion,
St Louis, "a.
TripleS-Slaughter st. Louis, II; Mich
olson, Chicago, q.
Home runs-Ott, New York, 26: MiZe,
New York. "a
Stolen bases-Fernandez Boston, and
Reiser, Brooklyn, 10.
Pitchng-Krist, St. Louis. 1913:
Beazley. st. Louis. 1s-5.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
A Cob With q Date Before Sailing Away

promote Tor some ume
being occupied by the first OF the touring
Freddy Cocrane weweigh champion OF
in FRITZ zvc, the ne oe-
have been having little trouble
the weight and the
championship won't be on the line.
Cohran considerable criticism because shortly after
joined the Navy and stead
his title He's great champion as the
winning the he's been beaten by
fellow named Carve Young, a all people.
this forthcoming Cochne-1c fight Will be sgln-
all
after he meets zVlc mes
sched for Pearl Harbor
active
Honolulu oo) In the Navy there's
athletics Sports OF getting men into
Coh-
the benefit the USO and It's even money
home his title will have been taken away be-
defene!
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Albany Can Get Flag
In Eastern Loop by
Even Break Today
By tie Associated Press.


Albany muffed a chance to clinch
the championship of the class A
Eastern Baseball League yesterday
and now faces the possibility of
Scranton finishing in a tie for the
top today, the windup of the sea-
son.
The New York Lawmakers beat
the tail-end Springfield Rifles, 7 to
3, in the first game of a twin bill.
A victory in the second game would
have assured the pennant, but
Springfield won, 3 to 2.
Scranton, meantime. shut out
Wilkes Barre. 2 to 0, behind Randy
Hefiin's twirling, and pulled up to
within two games of Albany with
two left to play.
Evening star., 1942-09-07

Hutson dropped back to boot the
extra point but the referee ruled
he had missed. The Packers
squawked and the ref asked who
kicked the ball. "Hutson." some
one told him. You get the
point" the official decided. IF
Hutson kicked it, 1t went over"
Enough is enough-When Big
Bill Lewis, the wrestling pro-
moter, visited Richmond recently
he carried an enthusiastic report
on his championship" tourna-
ment at Los Angeles. Some one
asked him why such prominent
burpers as Jim Londos and the
Angel didn't compete. why
should they be in it?" Lewis
asked. They've already got
championships"
Evening star., 1942-09-07
PI The Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-If you think
the Dodgers 2l2-game lead over
the Cardinals is close, look at the
merry American Association-a
minor league with a major claim to
one of the tighest pennant struggles
in baseball records.
After playing more than 600 games
this season, the eight-member cir
cult ends today with two teams in
position to win the flag outright,
a third having chance to tie for
it and the whole race teeyering on
the outcome of a double header.
Kansas City must beat Milwaukee
twice to claim the title. and vice
versa if Milwaukee wishes to win it.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Sinkwich Is Ignition
System at Georgia
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
ATHENS, Sept. FRANKIE Sink
wich, the All-America fireball, was
the sparkplug of Georgia's 1941
Orange Bowl team. This year he
must be not only the sparkplug but
apparently the whole ignition system
as well.
He will be the Bulldogs captain,
No. l ball-carrier, No passer, No.
punter and No. l signal caller.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
LAWYER Luke Beots 1t, Eight to the Bar

Our favorite which won't get INTO the
World Series ST Louis Browns But as things
finish third highest they've wound up IN
"A
They position wre the American League nag
they faced acid test IN
have been doing In other Woos
this case
are Cleveland Indians.
Their manager Luxe SeWeA was
sold off rumored to be conoue
personality indicated that he deserved no such title Luxe
fellow always helpful especially
to pitchers
reality clubhouse lawyer should have
baseball third well
his leading pitchers George Caster
couldn't AL HomgSWorth whom Mac
Griffith discarded Niggeng whom nobody could
place misft with Tigers Red Dennis Gale
Indians and Sundra who
the Mats None is pitching less than 500 ball
htera rookie shostop
Stephens part-time otfeder Judnch
batting 1902.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Varied Sports

Football.
At Denver-Western Army All-Stars,
1s: Chicago Cardinals, 10.
At Hartford, Conn. - Brooklyn
Dodgers, 35; New London Diesels, O.
Baseball.
AT Chicago Birmingham Black
Bsrons, Z. Memphis Red Sox, A.
Kansas City Monarchs, 4: Cincin-
natl Ethiopian Clowns, 3.
Legion Baseball.
At Manchester. N, H.-Sunrise Post
of Los Angeles. 3; Manchester o.
(Sunrlse wins title.)
Evening star., 1942-09-07
BIozis, Ex-Hoyo Star,
Accepted by Navy
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Al Blozis,
towering shot-putter at George
town, whose size kept him out of
the armed services, said today he
had been accepted by the Navy.
While awaiting his call he will
attempt to tuck his 6-foot 6-inch
frame and his 200-odd pounds into
a New York Giant football uniform,
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Royals, Giants, Chiefs
Join Leading Bears
In |. |. P|ayoffs
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
'It was tough fight, MON, but
we won" That statement might
be expressed by the Montreal
Royals, Jersey City Giants and
Syracuse Chiefs, who gained Inter
national League playiff positions
over the weekend. The three teams,
in addition to the pennant-winning
Newark Bears, will fight among
themselves for the honor of repre-
senting the league in the Little
World Series.
Although the four clubs are as
sured first division berths, the order
of their finish won't be determined
until the schedule is completed to-
night.
Syracuse eliminated Baltimore
yesterday as they defeated the
Orioles, AZ and 81 in two extra
inning games.
Evening star., 1942-09-07

sixth, seventh and eighth poSltlt
With the conduct of Case and
Spence the Mats boss can finds no
complaint. He traded Spence off
the Red Sox bench and has watched
him develop into one of the leagues
top hitters. Case, enjoying his most
successful season, also has wedged
his way among the batting elite
and neither is displaying signs of
willing in the stretch.
While most of their chums foun-
der Case and Spence have been
consolidating their positions in
socking society. In the Mats last IA
games Case has batted at a neat
.344 clip and Spence has held his
early form with a 1924 mark over
the same span.
Vernon's Spurt Surprises.
Griffith feels he has acquired an
outfielder who will aid the Mats
In Gene Moore of Montreal He
had hoped Moore and Pitcher Jack
Krause, obtained from the Royals
in recent deals, would be able to
Join the Mats for their final trip,
but Montreal will require their serv-
ices in the International League
playoffs.
The most surprising and con-
fusing character in the past two
weeks, though, has been First Base
man Mickey Vernon. Mickey is
resembling the batter Griffith and
Manager Bucky Harris believed him
to be, what with his 407 batting
in Washington's last IA games.
Despite his .277 mark for the
season Vernon is leading the Mats
in runs batted in with IS. 1t is a
remarkable comeback for the lean
Vernon, who has been the only Nat
to play every game. Previously
noted as good spring hitter,
Mickey was struggling along at a
1877 pace after the first six weeks
of the campaign.
Yanks Rout Nat Hurlers.
Labeled an in-and-outer by Grit
fifth several weeks ago, Vernon
doubtless will be included in the ex-
elusive few Griffith will refuse to
trade over the winter. His recent
squirt has revived Griffth's original
estimate that Vernon should become
quite hitter.
Case, Spence and Vernon con-
tributed II of the Mats "a hits yes
terday, with Bruce Campbell pro-
ducing four more, but they failed
to approach the slugging of the
Yankees, who mauled Washington
/ pitching for 80 hits in beating the
Mats, 11-9 and 1872, before 22,00C
fans.
The Mats made a contest of the
! first game with 4-run outburst in
the seventh inning and a 3-rur
uprising in the ninth, but Washing
ton was out of the second game as
early as the first inning when the
Yankees hammered Early Wynn fol
six hits while Atley Donald limited
the Mats to eight safties.
Last Game Here Tomorrow.
Of those Sc hits, in the two games
Campbell delivered the only homer
~ ~
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Bio Ten in Full Swing

CHICAGO, Sept. 7 tP,.-The
Western Conference went all out
for football today as Minnesota,
Ohio State, Illinois, Northwestern
and Michigan opened practices. In
diana, Purdue, Wisconsin and Iowa
started last week.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Spence, Case Give Mats Start
Toward Building Club for '43
Squirting Vernon May Help; Yankees Bog
Two EosiIy; Season Here Ends Tomorrow
Rv RITRTON HAWKINS.

The only gratifying result of the 1912 for Clark Griffith
the Mats likely consist of the behavior of Outfeder
George Case and Stan Spence them he located ideal
for the Nos and spots in his batting order His problem for
1943 lies locating suitable subjects filling third fourth fifth
SIXTH seventh and eighth positions.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Hostuk in Comeback Bout

SEATTLE, Sept. 7 (P),-Al Hostak,
twice middleweight boxing cham
pion of the world, who is attempting
a comeback, will meet Harry (Kid
Matthews of Emmett, Idaho, in
lo-round bout September 20.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Houston, 5-5; Shreveport, 3--6.
Oklahoma City, .; Tulsa, !.
Dallas, o: Fort Worth, (called end
fifth.
San Antonio at Beaumont, Cancelled.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Dodger, Card Flag
Fiqht at Glance
Standings.
By the Associated Press.

Brooklyn-With st. Louis, 2;
New York, l: Cincinnati, 2; Pitts
burgh, 3; Chicago, |; Boston, 4:
Philadelphia, 7. (All at home ex-
cept two at Boston and two at
Philadelphia
st. Louis-With Brooklyn, 2;
New York, /; Cincinnati, Q; Pitts
burgh, 4: Chicago, 4; Boston, 2;
Philadelphia, T. (All on road ex-
cept 2 with Pittsburgh, 2 with
Cincinnati and 2 with Chicago.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Minor Results

NORTHERN LEAGUE.
Fargo Moorhead H. Grand Forks, 8.
superior, u: Duluth, 2-3.
Eau Claire, 6: Wausau, 3.
Winnipeg, 3; Sioux Falls 2.
THREE-EYE LEAGUE PLAYOFFS.
Cedar Rapids, "a: Evansville,
1-5
Madison, !: Springfield, 2.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Salem. 13: Staunton, /.
Petersburg, p; Newport News,
ID
Lynchburg at Pulaski, postponed
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Scrivener's HurIino Tells

Barton Scrivener allowed only one
hit and famed II as his Capital
Transit baseball team turned back
Sligo A. c., 1872.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
SECOND GAME.
NEyIy vNDU
WASHINGTON.

Totals - "a y 10 Q
/ Batted for Trotter in ninth.
New York 500 104 1915
Washington ---- 100 900 O0l-
Runs batted in-Hassett, Keller 60.
Cuilenbine (31. Di Maggio, Pofahl TWO
sett, Rosar, Rizzuto. Cullenbine Clary.
PofahI. Three-base hits-Rizzuto. Dou-
bic play--Hassett to Rizzuto to Hassett.
Left on bases-New York, II: Washing
ton. o. Bases on balls-Oh Wynn, s:
off Donald, 4 Struck out--By Wynn, @
by Donald, 4. Hits-Of Wynn, IA in
5ia: off Trotter. o in 3as Losing pitcher
Wynn. Umpires-Pipgras, Passarella
and Summers. Time-2:22.
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Results Yesterday.
,IFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles, 2--b; Oakland, 1-0.
Seattle, 5--3: San Diego. 12.
San Francisco, a-l: Hollywood, 30,
Sacramento. %; Portland, Go (frst
game, IL innings.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday,

Syracuse, ID; Baltimore, 2-1. Firsi
game, 10 inninss1
Montreal 6--3: Toronto, 3-2.
Buffalo, 81; Rochester, 4-2.
Jersey City, SO: Newark, l-3.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
EASTERN LEAGUE,
Results Yesterd

Albany, =; Springfield, "a,
William sport, Cd; Elmirs, 3-3.
Scranton. . Wilkes-Barre. 0.
Binghamton, z; Hartford, 4.
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ASSOCIATION.
Results YESTERDAY.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee. 7--5: Kansas City, 81
Indianapolis. III; Louisville. 9--3.
Colum bus, |, Toledo. O 90 innings.
St. Paul, IL: Minneapolis, 5.
Evening star., 1942-09-07

Games Today. Games Tomorrow,
Bos. at Wash C2), Bos at Wash, 3.3O
so. St. Louis at Detroit
s.; Louis at Det t2). Only games.
Cleve. at Chi. (2).
Evening star., 1942-09-07
League Statistics

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER !, 1912.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
New York, lib: Washington, 9-2.
Boston, s; Philadelphia, 7.
St Louis, 3-5: Cleveland, 2-6.
Detroit, 2; Chicago, 0.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Bkl. at Bost. t2). Pitts. at BkI.
Chi. at Cinci t2l N Y. at Phila.
N. Y. at Phila. t2). Only games
st. l.. at Pitts 90
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NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn, g.. New York, 2-4.
St. Louis, 10: Cincinnati. 2.
Pittsburgh. 6--5; Chicago 90,
Boston, 13-7: Phila. 3-3.
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Standings in Minor Leagues

Portsmouth, 81 Norfolk. o.
Richmond, 10: Durham,
Charlotte, l: Asheviile, o 90 innings),
Greensboro. .; Winston Salem, i
GEORGIA-FLORIDA LEAGUE.
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Results Yesterday.

Knoxville, t.; Memphis, 3-6.
Nashville, T; Little Rock, 8.
Birmingham, T; Atlanta, 5.
New Orleans, Z; Chattanooga, 4.
Evening star., 1942-09-07
Last Game Here Tomorrow.

Of those Sc hits, in the two games,
Campbell delivered the only homer,
3-run blast over the right field
Evening star., 1942-09-07

Standing Of the Clubs.
Evening star., 1942-05-02
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