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Evening star., 1942-08-06
Sports Program
ForlocuI Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
New York vs. Washington, Griffith
Stadium, $3.50.
Tennis.
District Women's Tennis League
tournament, Reservoir courts.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Boston VS.. Washington, Griffith
Stadium, $50.
Tennis.
District Women's Tennis League
tournament, Reservoir courts.
Lacrosse.
Johns Hopkins VS.. Maryland, Col
lege Park, 4.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Boston VS.. Washington, Griffth
Stadium, 3.
Maryland VS.. George Washington,
Ellipse. 3.
Georgetown vs.. Navy, Annapolis.
Tennis.
District Women's Tennis League
tournament, Reservoir courts.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Great Lakes Golf Meet
Made National Event
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6-Chicago will
get another national golf tourna-
ment this month through the mere
formality of changing a name.
The Chicago District Golf Associa-
ton announced yesterday the Great
Lakes golf event it inaugurated last
year would be known this season as
the Chicago National Amateur.
In making the tournament ma
tional in scope, the CDGA also said
the number of qualifiers for match
competition would be increased from
80 to 64 and the original length OF
the meet extended one day. The
tournament will be held August
17-21 on the Knollwood course at
suburban Lake Forest.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

with wildlife.
The story was a natural for Walt
Disneys studio. A July preview OF
the picture for outdoor scribes in
the New York area proved that, and
his sympathetic treatment, unbe-
lievably enough, added to instead
of detracted from the effect created
by Salten.
Uses Maine Deer as Models.
Five years ago, when George
Stobie, Maine game commissioner
learned Disney contemplated making
"Bambi," he offered two Maine deer
as models. His acceptance started
two baby fawns upon an epic trip
across the country-in reality, pill
grimage to a place far from their
native Northern woods for thepur-
pose OF pleading to humans for
understanding.
Later, artists and technicians went
to Maine to photograph the back
ground for the story-the natural
fiora and fauna Of the forest floor
about which most OF US know so
little. Because Of the faithfulness
of reproduction, "Bambi" should en-
gender great interest not only In
the conservation of our wildlife but
awaken lively interest In the pres
ervation of our remaining forest
lands.
Yet there is a flaw in the picture
according to the angle from which
it is viewed by Raymond j. Brown
editor of Outdoor Life. He says
TT is the worst insult ever offerec
to American sportsmen and con-
servationists. According to thi'
Aim, American sportsmen shoot doe
In the spring, start forest fires ane
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Old Line Stickmen Hosts
To Hopkins Tomorrow

Maryland will entertain Johns
Hopkins tomorrow at 4 o'clock in
the third of four games listed on the
Old Liners summer lacrosse sched-
ule. Maryland beat Hopkins last
month in Baltimore, to /. and
previously had routed Penn State,
Is to 0.
The Old Liners will wind-up their
campaign by playing Navy in An
napolis next Wednesday at pm.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Newark's Stirnweiss
With So Thefts Only
Off IL. Mark
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Stealing is crime anywhere ex-
cept in baseball. and a good many
International League catchers wish
the law would be extended to the
national pastime, at least for George
(snuflO Stirnweiss Of the Newark
Bears.
Stirnweiss had stolen 81 bases al
midseason when he realized he had
an excellent chance to beat the
modern record of SO set by John
Kelly of Baltimore in 1906 and tlec
by another Oriole, Fritz Maisel, ir
1919.
Since the leagues sll-star clash
he has swiped 20 bases in SO games
with the climax coming last nigh,
as he pilfered four in a double.
header with the Toronto Maple
Leafs to bring his total 20 90.
The Bears won both ends Of tht
twin bill, 80 and I'll.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Capable Homebreds
Battle Yankees in
Canadian Golf
By tht Associated Press.

By tht Associated Press.
TORONTO, Aug. 6-The Cana
dian open golf tournament started
today with the first-round gallery
debating a question as old as the
meet itself-whether a Canadian
could beat the top-notch imported
talent for the $1,000 flrst prize and
the Seagram Gold Cup.
Opposing such professional stars
from the United States as Ben Ho-
gan, Clayton Heafner, Craig Wood
and Paul Runyan was battery Of
capable Canadians headed by Stan
Leonard and Gordon Byrdson
among the pros and Phil Farley In
the amateur section.
Farley shot a 5-under-par ST in
practice yesterday, demonstrating he
knows his way around the cham
pionship Mississauga layout. Heaf-
ner had the second best practice
round, 50.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Schroeder, Pauline Betz
Pace Rye Turf Tennis
Z, the Associated Press.

=, the Associated Press.
RYE, N. Y, Aug 6.-Two Cali
fornians, Ted Schroeder OF Glendale
and Pauline Betz OF Los Angeles,
led the way through the opening
rounds Of the Eastern grass court
tennis championships yesterday.
Miss Betz, defending champion
In the women's singles division and
seeded first in the draw, defeated
Lillian Lopaus Of New York and
Mrs. Grace Harshaw Vosters OF
Secane, Pa, without dropping set
Schroeder, top-seeded among the
men, disposed Of William Vogt OF
Philadelphia, 8-6. 81. Other win
ners were Bill Talbert Of Cincinnati
Seymour Greenberg Of Chicago and
Francisco Segura OF Ecuador.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Championship Inter- Club Team Play Urged for C. Golfers Next Year
20 Years Ago
In The Star

The Mats made 1t four In a
row over the White SoX, winning
60, behind the six-hit pitching
of Ray Francis. Bucky Harris
got four hits in five trips, includ-
ing triple that was the big blow
of a five-run rally in the seventh
inning.
Benny Leonard defended his
world lightweight championship
by winning slow 10-round bout
from Ever Hammer at Michigan
City.
Rogers Hornsby of st. Louis
Cardinals his his 28th homer of
the season and broke a National
League record that had stood for
38 years since Ed Williamson hit
81 back In 1884.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

Corps fund, has devised a Well-bal-'
anced program particularly attrac-
tive to the exhibitors and bound to
be interesting to the spectators.
Stars In Junior Classes.
There are classes for juniors,
hunters and jumpers with the addi-
ton of both hunter and jumper
championships. The show will open
at 10 am. with junior hack
class, followed by junior jumpers
and junior working hunters. AS the
local horse country has some Of the
smartest junior riders Of the Ma
ton. the competition In these events
should be as keen as the enthusiasm
of youth can make 1t.
Seven hunter classes will bring
out the top fox chasers from Mary
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Men Take Back Seats
As Pinettes Swing
In War Tempo
Mrs. Lewis 'Corries'
Wright to Victory;
Miss Ware Stors

Women everywhere are taking
their places alongside men in the
war effort with comparable results,
but when it comes to bowling, 1t
many instances the males are being
pushed into back ranks.
Twice it happened last night. In
a mixed doubles battle at Clarendon,
Madge Lewis virtually carried her
usually brilliant partner. Al Wright,
to victory over Lillian Copeland and
Paul James. Mrs. Lewis, with Ave
game score of 598, not only out
bowled Wright in their l,l93-to-l 1856
victory but shared single-game hon.
ors of the match with James by
shooting 142.
In the Army Air Corps Mixed
League at the New Recreation, Miss
Ware breezed in front of the pack
with a 1854 set and 146 game, while
the best the males could produce
was a 357 set by Muscal and a 1913
game by Kozee.
Sunday afternoon the Lewis
Wright duo will seek their seventh
win in 10 matches when they meet
Bill Gertren and a fair star, yet to
be named, at Northeast Eemple.
Match on at Ice Palace.
Four stars of the Mems and Wom-
ems District Leagues will clash to-
night at 8 o'clock at the Chevy Chase
Ice Palace in another OF the mixed
doubles matches so popular In
Washington's summertime, air-cool-
ed bowling boom. This one brings
together Mildred Brookdorn and
Dave williams against Ruth Nc
clintic and AL Terry.
A gross set OF 300 by Clifton Hen
son and Paul James won first prize
Of $21 in the inaugural mems doubles
tournament at Bethesda Bowling
Center. Frank Riley and Bill King,
second in a field OF % teams, COL
lected $14 with s06.
Pinettes Again Best.
In the Clarendon Mixed Doubles
League, again the Pinettes occupied
the stage center, with Maurine Nor
rison and Sarah Jepson firing re-
spective scores Of 342 and 344. The
Joe Weakleys swept the Vaughn
Scott duo to feature team competi-
ton.
All of last years captains are
asked to attend a meeting of the
National Capital League tonight at
1880 o'clock at the Lucky Strike.
Top scores meant little In the
National Electrical Machine League
at Greenway. Dowling of the Millers
was high with 1890. but his team
dropped two to the Nuts, and the
Bolts, with best game OF AT, lost
two to the Hot Shots, who, however
grabbed set honors with 1884.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Major Leaders
By the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
don, New York, .343.
Runs-Williams... Boston, 81: J, Di
Magsio, New York. 70
Runs batted in-Williams, Boston, 10l:
J. Dt Maggio, New York. n.
phens. st. Louis, i3s.
DeybleswDssrr' Boston. 80; Hissins'
TripiesWHesth, Cleveland. 1e; v.lo,
yh,lt.dssiGphia' yaIt and j. Di Ma'si0' Ne"
Home runs-williams. Boston. "a;
IAabs. st. LOUIS. 10; -.
stolen bases-Case, Washinston' IS;
risehins1.se4oss' aans!. ie1sSsS' New York, lo-1;
Chandler. New York, 12-2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Reiser, 555ooklyn. .343' Lom-
auns~ott. New York. II; Reiser.
Ruas una.d"ief. oaeis0 Brookisn. S' ~ ~ ''lA' TO-
Nits-Medwick. Brooklyn. 127; Slsush-
poubies@Haek. chicaso. IS; Reiser,
Kiehoison. Chicago,
Home runs-Mize. New York, 1a; Ca
Mill, BROOKLYN, II. -.
stolen beses-RetssI. Hrookiyn, 10:
Wat. Irookiyn. I3M3.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Navy Yard Girls Clash
With U. T. Ten TONIGHT

The frst girls softball game at
Washington Stadium this season is
slated for tonight when United
Typewriters meet Navy Yard in a
Recreation League affair The Type
writers currently are in first place
This game will precede an exhi-
bition between mems teams in which
Kavakos Grill will meet Navy Yard
Foundry. Cannonball Smith is ex-
pected to hurl for Kavakos against
Cy Stewart.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Gas, Tire Woes Menace
Race Meet on Coast
Bs the Associated Press.

Bs the Associated Press.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Aug. 6.-Gov
Arthur B. Langle Is urging that
Longacres race track and all other
crowd attracting centers close volun-
tarily to save automobiles, gasoline
and rubber.
At Seattle, Joseph Gottstein, Long
acres operator, said he had not re-
ceived the Governors request and
added:
Il haven't any idea what we will
do, until receive the letter."
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Navy No.. Nine Leeds
In SoftboII League

Navy Department No. topped
National Institute of Health, SO, and
moved to the top Of Division I of
the District Recreation Softball
League for colored players. It was
Nays sixth straight triumph.
STANDINGS:
Evening star., 1942-08-06
6. U.-G.W. Come PIoyoff
Scheduled for Toduy

Yesterdays rained-out baseball
game between George Washington
and Georgetown was reset for this
afternoon at $3.50 at the Hilltop.
The Catholic U.-Maryland game,
also a weather victim. may be played
as part Of q double -header at Col.
lege Park on August ~.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Playground Swimmers
In FinoIs ThursduY

Finals Of a playground swimming
meet for girls will be held tomorrow
at o'clock in the pool at Francis,
colored recreation center. The boys
finals are slated for Banneker next
Thursday at 10 am.
Preliminary boys meets were
scheduled today at Banneker,
Francis and Dunbar.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Sports Mirror
ps the Associated Press

Today . year ago-Brooklyn
Dodgers defeated New York
Giants, 81. and regained Ma
tional League lead as st. Louis
Cardinals lost to Cincinnati Reds.
Three years ago-Crowd Of
76.753 watched Cleveland In
dians beat New York Yankees
twice. 5-4 and IL, at stadium.
Bob Feller won opener for 18th
triumph Of season.
Five years ago-Melvin Walk
er OF Ohio State leaped to new
world high jump record of s
feet, 8 29-32 inches at Stockholm.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Petro Brothers, Once Barred
BY Turner, Spice His Show

amateur ranks In another six
rounder.
Other 10-round bouts will find
Beau Jack, 21-year- Negro light
weight, toiling against Jack Mon
roe, Toledo Negro.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Puett Tops Senior Golfers

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
Va, Aug. 6 lP.-Ross Puett Of Char
lotte, N. c.. added 78 to his flrst-
round IS to win individual honors IN
the 14th annual Virginias Seniors
Golf Tournament,
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Conteen Corps Show Will Draw
Ace Hunters, Jumpers Sunday
Junior Glasses to Be Features Of Event
Sponsored by Montgomery Red Cross
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

Corps Horse Show scheduled for next Sunday
Meadow the EastWest highway opposite Meadow
Club the equine entertain
the Capital The Montgomery County Chapter
sponsoring the benefit Of the Caneen
Evening star., 1942-08-06
With BILL 4cxt.u4n
'Bumbi Draws Criticism for Picturinq
American Nimrods as Ruthless

Felix Saens immortal story "Bambi is gay merry and Alto
charming book-the of the life cycle told
dramatic became book the month and best
seller
In through eyes may
animals with ruhlesness unthoughtfuness
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Splash Purty Tomorrow

There will be a Signal Corps splash
party tomorrow night at Chevy
Chase pool from to $50 O'Clock.
Games. contests and exhibition div
ing are on the program.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

All OF last years captains are
asked to attend a meeting of the
National Capital League tonight at
7:30 o'clock at the Lucky Strike.
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Evening star., 1942-05-31

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one loves to see.
And SO easily! Because the New
OXYDOL has that grand new Illus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Hea[th-buldinQ} Fish inthe Menu
Ry Mrs.
BY Mrs.
Christine Frederick.
The Distinguished Authority
on Household Efficiency.

vitamins, always lessened by
heat.
Make a meal Of mussels in
tomato sauce. if you please, as
native fishermen on other shores
have done for centuries.
A last, but vital, word: make
sauces or relishes for your fish
dish, and take as much trouble
with them as you do with the
GRAVES" TO accompany your
meats. And don't invariably let
them be cream sauces, either.
Fish is so rich in is own oils
that it is a mistake 10 etenally
white-sauce fish, ana thus only
add 10 the fat content. of the
whole dish.
The Mosaic 'aw Of not mixing
meat (fishJ an, milk, had some
thing in it-for the most excel
lent sauces with fish are tart,
piquant, made with tomato juice,
cucumbers, pickles, relish. pep
pers, lemon. of course, and mixed
and spiced herbs.
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toasted breads, such as smoky
milk chowder is tops for hearty
meal.
A S HAS been pointed out many
~ a time, sea-foods require
quick. deft and skilled treatment
at the hands of the cook No
long cooking, no standing, for
perfection in oysters, clans,
shrimp, scallops, etcetera.
Cook oysters only until their
edges CURL" is the first rule of
the cooking book; lay shrimp in
cold water, just bring 10 the
scald, cover, and let stand. ex-
actly as you would coddled
egg; use low. simmering heat
on clans when you make that
satisfying clam broth. if you
would preserve the utmost in its