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Evening star., 1942-04-19

PAPER CUTTER a.. 3O-in., hand power;
addressograph machine auto feed:
| SLUG cutter lRousel. OIL I3nn
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PIANO, used apartment-s.ze mahoEAny
grand in good condition; SOS. Pay only
100 down. Call Republic 62I2. kits,
1890 @ st middle of the block1
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LIVING ROOM complete. and bedroor,
new. Shepherd s3fa-J
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MOTORS all types, bought. sold and re-
Rarfis rmstaTe 6TIsnss Co oelts s9Swers fans
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FURNTTURE,-Save n to y. on brand-new,
INEQUALITY living room, bedroom and din
ing room suites, tables lamps rugs, etc
HOWARD 8. Held, RA g0lO
9O0 Kennedy st. NV. Open Sun 1915
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DESK. ron top. solid mahogany $3.50.
Silverware chest solid mahogany. $40.
Airway twin motored vacuum cleaner, with
attachments, S22 so sligo 24I6
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LlV. RM. SET. 2 DC; excl cond. So so;
also table and lamps. ia 1898.
LUMBER, pine. like new: sheathfns. franz
ing SilS, shelving, q and IL inches vide:
an va cents foot. Clinton OIL
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LIVING ROOM SUITE. ape rose davsn-
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PETER PAN SCHOOL.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

NurSery throurh 5th grade IndlvldusI
attention French, dSncine, music apDre-
cistion art work Spacious Fairgrounds.
sol Fern pl NV. RA. 0lo0.
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DESK, rol-top, solid oak, cost $3.50, sell
S25; camera. SKI, Premo, plastignst lens,
Volute shutter, S25; hand vacuum cleaner,
81. $50 st. ne. DU. 7943.
DESK, nat top. pedestal, all-steel, A.
drawer. green finish; excel. condition
Woodley 1855
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MELLOPHONE, used lie Mar S34 so. easy
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PIANOS FOR RENT, new and used spinets,
small uprights and grands at low monthly
rates. Or If you think you may buy later
you can obtain one on our special purchase
rental plan. kits. 1880 @ ST. NV mid
die of the block. Evening appointments
arranged Call Republic B3l2
Evening star., 1942-04-19

PIANO, small, slightly used Huntington
spinet in very good condition; S175. Paw
only l0oc down. Kits, 1890 @ ST. (middla
of the block Evening appointments ar
ranged Call Republic R312
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MIMEoGRAPH-Hand feed old model.
VIII accept best offer, EN-. 1913
MOTION-PICTuRE SCREEN. 4Ox4O with
case; Can Adams 3965 after noon sun.
1920 Oak st NV
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PIANC-Good condition Excellent tone
HHprlght. SO. Must sell at once. Cali
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FURNITURE-Contents of model home at
sensational savings; brand-new living room
dining room. 3 bedrooms, tables. chairs,
russ, lamps. etc. 326 EaSt-West hwy
Emerson 2509.
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DEEP FAT FRYER. Frialator. 5O-lb ca
paeity, used one year, perfect cond. worth
Sl73, sell for S125. Can be seen any time
CO. 2401
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GARAGE EQUIPMENT, slightly used /
Eehlin motor analyZer and tune-up outht
I93l Ford VS. panel truck one scetylene
welder. Gender buffers. l fender air
hammer. mechs nical jack. hydraulic
laeE, 2-chain hoist. 1 battery charger
Call Shepherd 2037
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LIVING ROOM FURNITURE 3-pc. solid
1888 Randolph St NV
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DIAMoEDS-2.10 carats. brilliant, set in
beautiful 6-dia, plat mtg, S495; N-carst
dia., perfect, brilliant gem set in dia
plat mtg. S245; 14-dis engagement and
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mond weighing approx a carat, unusual
set value, S325: our price SlS5. Arthur
Markel. OILS z st n w. Snite 2nl q
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FRIGTDAiRE refrigerator { cus IT, perfect
condition. new motor: all porcelain S4A
1918 5th 81. ne TR Sa6t
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LUMBER, new, year seasoned. larse anan-
tlty; suitable for building purposes 2Xt
70 .Alu, pine OAK and poplar WO 3sl6
MAR1MBA, used Deagan, S34 kits,
$50 @ st (middle OF the blockN
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PIANO, steinway CD; like new; S4gB.
must yaeate. 44O4ls Georgia ave. 20'
PIANO, Steinway; rare musicians instru-
ment. Small upright, very heavy Quite
old. with plain case. Oliver 1882
PIANoS-This week we are closing out a
very large stock OF used uprishts at low
prices. Choice of about 30 at from $40
70 s65. Many good makes. Call Republic
1890. The Piano Shop. I0l5 9TH St NV
PINBALL MACHINES for home recreation
perfect condition Taylor 9T70 today or
any night after 7 pm.
PISTOL. fine oficer's calvary, well-bslanced
cyl. mtllimeteE about $3.50. Box
PLUMBING FIXTURES - Tubs. closets.
lavatorles, laundry trays, ice-cool drink
ing fountains; low prices. 2O5l L St NV.
POWER MACHINE, new motor and top.
reconditioned head. BIS or 312O. Re-
pairs on all manufacturing machines. Ii.
1881.
PRESSING MACHINE, Mushroom. eomhi-
nation, reasonable. Call SH. l545 Monday.
PUMP. deep-Well, S6-ft. complete: barEsin
at $3.50; electric motor, 5-h D., a.c.. per-
feet condition. $50 lime. kinds, will sell
or trade for tonsoil. Hillside 03S7-R
RADIO Motorola, practically neU. s-tubs.
reasonable Spruce 035s-W.
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pir, food and water. Emphasis on physical,
safety snd social development Collese
trained friendly counselorS OF best Chris
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man, Stied, Weaver and others, Erands
spinets, uprts.. including apt models:
from $50 up, at American Storage, 2SOI
Ga. ave. Adams 1880; Sunday call RA.
U491 Lawson 6r Cfolibart
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NEAT CASE, : IT,, electrically REFRIGERATED.
hAceuent condition. Reasonable. other Ak
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PIANO, Chickering grand, beautiful ma
hogany. lovely tone. We have the best
buys and quality merchaudf compare is
all We ask Ratner's Music Store, 736 18th
st. NV RE. 249g.
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FURNITURE-3-pc. modern living room
suite and slip covers. secretary, tables
lamps. kitchen set, summer rugs tele-
phone table. pin-bsll machine. Shepherd
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LIVING ROOM SUITE .-piece. and
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FURNITURE-Twin- set S55; double
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Victorian bedroom set, S2b; matrhing
walnut chairs need cane seatsl, 50 each
brown lounge chair SIS. Other items
HO. 1888
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Evening star., 1942-04-19

LlNlNf SUITE, sofa and chair covered in
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Kennedy st. NV. RA pOlO
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PIANO-We have a slightly used, latest
model Knabe spinet in practically new
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Evening star., 1942-07-06

give Lefty Gomez his thir mound
triumph of the year.
The Cleveland Indians and De-
troit Tigers continued their argu-
ment over third place, which the
Tribe held by winning, 5-l, behind
Mel Harder's three-hit pitching
after the Tigers had taken the first
game, 10-1. with 16-hit attack.
The Chicago White Sox swmaped
the st. Louis Browns, 14-2, as Ted
Lyons pitched his 252d major league
victory and hit double and single,
but the Browns squared it, 1872, with
Steve Sundra pitching six-hit ball
and contributing home run, triple
and double.
Miller's Hit Beats Dodgers.
Eddie Miller doubled in the run
that gave the Boston Braves a 6-5
verdict over the Dodgers. Then
Larry French, vino hasn't lost this
season, pitched Brooklyn to 81
triumph in the second game for his
ninth win.
At Pittsburgh, line drive struck
Pitcher Paul Derringer of the Gin
cinnati Reds on the knee after he
had blanked the Pirates for five
frames in the first game, injuring
him so badly he was withdrawn from
the All-Star game roster. Pittsburgh
went on to win the game, 4-3, but
Ray Starr pitched the Reds to a So
decision in the afterpiece for his 18th
decision.
The st. Louis Cardinals whipped
the Chicago Cubs, 5-3 and 11-6, and
the Philadelphia Phils surprised the
New York Giants, 81 and So, for
their first double-header victory Of
the year.
A total of 287934 paying customers
sat in on the double round of bar
gain bills. The National League
drew 1851 on the Fourth of July
and 53,252 yesterday, while the paid
attendance in the American League
was 67,337 Saturday and 94,194 yes
terday.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Vernon, in Seoson-Long Slump,
At Last Finds Batting E Eye
Pounds Ball at 1861 Clip in Lost IS Games;
Griffmen Divide Twin Bill With Red Sox

the West. The Mats have perked
up a bit since returning to Griffith
Stadium, winning three of five
games as the result of splitting a
double header with the Red Sox
yesterday.
George Cases single with two
out in the ninth inning scored
Rookie Johnny Sullivan from third
with the winning run as the Mats
won the opener, 4-3. but Joe Dobson
stopped the Mats with five hits in
the second game as Boston won, SO.
Buck NeWsom turned in a neat
pitching job to win his first decision
in six starts in the first game. Only
one of Boston's runs was earned
as the Mats came up with four errors
and NeWsom left the game dis
gustedly with no better than 3-3
tie.
With two out in the ninth, Sullivan
doubled to right and continued to
third as Shortstop Johnny Pesky
fumbled Lou Finney's throw to the
infield, but Jimmy Pofahl popped to
Third Baseman Jim Tabor. New
som beloved when Harris ordered
Bruce Campbell to pinch hit for him,
but Campbell was purposely passed
and Case then socked Heber New
some's first pitch to left, presenting
Buck his sixth victory.
Pesky Puts on a Fielding Show.
NeWSom and NeWsome each per-
mitted 10 hits, with Johnny Pesky
contributing four of Boston's. Pesky,
incidentally. was given one of the
loudest, longest ovations of the year
by $4,000 fans when he made three
successive brilliant plays on Bobby
Estalella, Jake Early and Sullivan
in the seventh inning of the night
cap.
He made spiffy stab of Estalella's
smash to deep short and nipped him
at first, then raced back of second
base for Early's hopper and threw
him out. He streaked far to his
right for ack-handed stop Of Sui
liyan's grounder but attempted no
throw.
The catch OF that game, though,
was an over-the shoulder leaping
stab by Left Fielder Roy Cullenbine
in the second inning. With the bases
full Bill Conroy slashed a drive to
the left-feld corner that was tabled
a triple, but Cullenbine made a
spectacular jumping catch after a
lengthy run and Alexandra Car
rasquel thus was nicked for only
one run in the inning.
The second game then settled into
10 pitching battle until the sew
enth, when the Red Sox sprayed four
runs across the plate as the result
of walk to Pete Fox, a Vernon
error. a single by Ted Williams and
doubles by Bobby Doerr and Ulysses
Lupien.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Hurt;
BIackout Nav
Catch Crowd
City Will Douse Lights
2 Minutes Following
Limit Set on Game
BY HAROLD CLAASEN,
Associated Press Snorts Writer.

NEW YORK, July 6.--An injury
to Paul Derringer of the Cincinnati
Reds has disturbed the personnel
of the National League in tonight's
major league all-star game and a
Commute blackout of the entire
metropolitan area threatens to dis
turb the games $4,000 customers.
Derringer was pushed entirely off
the Nationls' roster when he stopped
a line drive with his knee in Pitts
burgh yesterday. To add to the
confusion, two National League off,
cialS each named a different SUBJ
stitute for him.
Calls Blackout for $50.
That minor difficulty will be rem-
edied in a conference sometime to-
day.
Mayor LaGuardia has called
blackout for $50 p,m.-juSt two
minutes after the deadline which
the Army granted the baseball
officials for turning off the lights
in the polo grounds. The Army has
ruled that the lights must be dark
ened one hour after sun down.
This evenings contest will start
at $50 pm. Ordinary ball games
customarily last two hours: all-star
games with their wholesale substI-
tutions and ceremonies invariably
last much longer.
1t is possible that many of the
$4,000 customers still may be in
the stands or ne route to their
homes when the sirens wall Under
blackout law, no persons are al
lowed on the streets.
Blackout May Cramp Writers.
Baseball writer's in the polo
grounds press box, who must catch
an early train to Cleveland for an
other charity game on Tuesday, may
have to complete their stints in
darkness.
After Derringer's injury. National
League President Ford Frick at
tempted to confer with Leo Duro-
cher, boss of the Brooklyn Dodgers
and also chief strategist for the
Nationals tonight. in Boston. Un-
able to do so, Frick advised Cincin-
natl Manager Bill McKechnie to
bring along Ray Starr, rookie 12-
game winner for the Reds.
Durocher, en- route home, selected
Carl Hubbell of the New York
Giants, in stop-off at Providence.
r. I. Hubbell, southpaw, has ap-
peared in five previous all-star
games and In the 1884 contest
electrified the spectators by striking
out Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie
Foxx. Al Simmons and Joe Cronin
in succession.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Army-Navy Diamond
Squad Takes Final
An-Star 7une-up
Eornshow, FeIIer Pick
National Leuguers
As Likely Foes
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, July 6.-The best
baseball talent in the Army and
Navy got a final tune-up in two
hour practice session today while
waiting for the major leagues to de-
eide on an opponent for them.
Under the managerial eye of 1t.
Gordon Mickey Cochrane of the
Navy. a squad of 81 players climbed
to razor edge form for tomorrow
nights game with the winner of the
American All-Star game in
New York.
Cochrane's own boys, the men
from the Great Lakes Training Sta
ton, have had the most practice
! together and form the nucleus of
the squad, but the two-hour session
today probably will decide the final
lineup.
Earnshaw Picks Nationals.
1t. George Earnshaw, former hurl-
ing ace of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, took time out from his coach
ing to predict the outcome of to-
days major league All-Star game in
New York.
Il think the National League team
will play against us, because their
pitching looks better than the Amer
leans BEST" Earnshaw commented.
Bob Feller, former Cleveland fire.
baller, also picked the Nationals to
win today. Said Rapid Robert, 81
think the National Leaguers are a
little better, but of course I hope
the American team wins"
After his workout In the lakefront
stadium where he showed his speed
last year, the 23-year- old Iowa farm
boy said he felt in good condition.
Feller's Control Okay.
I'm not worried about my control,
but my fast ball may not rise as
quickly as it used to, and my curves
may not break every time I want
'em to. We won't have the hitting
when We face the All-Star winners.
but the stadium will help us a lot
there" he said.
Feller or Johnny Rigney, late of
the Chicago White SoX, probably
will open the game. No pitcher will
work more than five frames, Earn
shaw said.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
By BURTON HAWKINS.

It may be akin to detecting a
four leaf clover after learning the
Mrs. stomped home to mama, the
last tax notice arrived and that
filly in the fifth arrived last, but the
recent batting behavior of the Mats
Mickey Vernon has inserted SUM-
shine into the life of Manager
Bucky Harris, who can stand it.
Mickey represented one of Harris
more acute problems until two weeks
ago. A .299 hitter last season and
apparently on the upgrade, Mickey
went into a slump during the Mats
spring training session this year
and never came out of it. He was
tolerated at first base merely be-
cause he was and is the Mats only
first baseman.
1t was believed the better back
grounds of American League parks
would eliminate Mickeys Florida
failures. In 194l he had demon
strated he was a hitter the leagues
pitchers must respect, but until late
" Vernon hasn't been able to hold
the esteem he commanded last
season.
Mickey Made His Hits Count.
Vernon seemingly was developing
as something of home run hitter
last year, too, for he was secono
only to Cecil Travis among the
Mats in driving mates across the
nlate. He was tabled as a dan
eerous clutch hitter who inserted
his distance clouts at vital inter-
walls.
He now apparently is striking a
more substantial stride. In his last
IS games Mickey has belted at a
.36l clip, boosting his average 70
points to still stagnant .259. This
nrefer to remember above all others.
prefer to remember above all others
but at least he is attempting TO
make the best of bad season.
This has been no exceptional
fielding year for Mickey. Already
he has committed IL errors in the
Mats 70 games. Last season he
was charged with only 10 errors
In 1872 games. but this season he
has rescued Waslington's scatter
armed infleld from numerous wild
throws.
A slim. wiry specimen who doubt
less would benefit by an occasional
rest. Vernon was the only Nat to
play every exhibition game down
South and he has played every in
ming of every game since the sea-
son started. 1t is significant, though,
that he has rallied in sWeltering
weather.
Griffmen Given 2-Day Vacation.
Following today's exhibition game
with Camp Lee at Richmond the
Mats will take 2-day vacation be-
fore launching home stand against
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Old Excuses for Defeat Not Good Now

competitive standpoint the rivalry between the two major
Certainly the superiority displayed by
National had
by such margin When the AStar
they
talk National League
Of abandoning the contest.
Nationals claimed they
the patter
exhibitonan parade all of stars
that be real ball game
After however pretty evident the big idea win
continued Nationals had
lopdnness the annual clashes has done nothing
the National League but by the same token
the world
didn't have onto the Nationals The players
and they stood lose nothing
baseball isn't played that Twenty
taste of dishonesty and that lesson
Evening star., 1942-07-06
FBI, Young's Mines Open
Metro League Season.

FBI and Young's Market were to
inaugurate hostilities in the recently
organized Metro League this after
noon on the North Ellipse.
PetWorth, which with the Sleuths
shares the distinction of being un-
beaten, tackles Boiling Field tomor-
row on the East Ellipse.
Other games on succeeding days
will pair Army Medical Center with
FBI, Young's with PetWorth and
Boiling Field with Army Medical
Center.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Facts and Figures
On AII-Stur Tilt

e tUe HSSOCldIeu fTeSb.
Facts and figures on tonighti
tenth annual major league All-Stal
baseball game:
Teams-Squads of 25 PLAYERS from Ma.
tional and American League clubs, Sc.
lected by the managers. a.
Place-Polo Grounds (National Leasus
home team.
Time-6:3O pm. (E. w. T).
Probable attendance-50.O0o.
Prize-Wnner plays All-Star Army anc
Navy team at Cleveland Tuesday night
'Receipts-First 100000 from the two
games will go to baseball equipment, ,fune
for .servicemen;, all in. excess will sc
to Army and Navy Relief Funds.
Postponement-In event of postpone.
ment. major league game will be played
al 80 pm. Tuesday and service CANT
on Wednesday night.
Broadcast-Both games by Mutua.
BroadoaSting System
Results of previous sames-Americsn
League won g. National LEAGUE won 2
Results OF 194l same-American
League won,
Evening star., 1942-07-06

they held before the strenuous week
end and, for the most part, by about
the same margins.
The New York Yankees split with
the Boston Red SoX Saturday and
the Philadelphia Athletics yesterday
to retain their four-game lead in
the American League. The Red SoX
yesterday split with Washington.
The Brooklyn Dodgers beat the
Philadelphia Phils twice Saturday
while the ST. Louis Cardinals were
breaking even with the Chicago
Cubs, but the Cards downed the
Cubs twice yesterday and the
Dodgers split with the Boston
Braves, returning to their lead of
81 games over st. Louis in the
National League.
Leaders Of 1941 Back on Top.
A notable week end development,
however, was the rise of Ted Will
liams, Bostons American League
batting champion of 1941, to lead
the circuits hitters for the first
time this year. Williams is batting
.348, best in his league for $50 or
more times at bat, but somewhat
behind Pete Reiser of the Dodgers,
who won the National League crown
last year and is slugging 1861 at
present.
Thus, as the teams pause before
plunging into the last half of the
campaign, the pennant winners and
the leading batters of 1941 all are
on top once more
Roger Wolff pitched the Athletics
to 5-4 decision over the Yankees
in yesterdays first game, but the
champs took the second, 4-2, to
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Meanwhile in Cleveland, Soldiers and Sailors Are Reody

Almost Immediately game winning will make
Cleveland Tomorrow,
stadium there formidable band soldiers and
will tackle the triumphant club IN
Relief the Navy Relief Fund
this lightly 1t be making
soldiers sailors trained
play Fele lighter than when he
training he lacks much
him the best in the business
determined to play the the hlt
everything and Navy far victory
fall the Army football teams
National Professional League clubs fair
The other at the War Department
We're
will will be contest
Which the only
way to go It,
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Americans Lack SIuqqers Of Few Years Ago

AlStar team the American League will place
the
probably will be favored has
like to call the Junior circuit
htters to throw at the Nationals
although the latter slump But
nothing compared to what National League
Simmons active no longer has been
Gehnger coach Cronn wasn't voted
squad.
pitchers the American League there
The Americans will have
written there to be
Harder Bridges
Americans
have the pitching the hitting Of
he
Evening star., 1942-07-06
War Makes Denverites
Harness Racing Fans
Fy the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
DENVER, July 6.-Auto racing 1,
out until the war is over.
Maybe that's why record crowd
of 5000 persons watched a holiday
harness racing program sponsored
by the Gentlemen's Driving and
Riding Club.
Evening star., 1942-07-06
National Leaguers for First Time Enter ALL Star Clash as Logical Choice
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS E. STAN
One Year the National League Reiens the Fovorite

One Year the National League Reigns the Fovorite
NEW YORK. won't big baseball If the
bookes have the right this American
League AlSar game tonight Polo Grounds With main
stays like eer Hank Grebeg Cecil Travis Buddy Lewis
in the Armed and thus lost to the American ASars the
oddsayers think Nationals will And it's about time.
There been midsummer AnStar in the past
times. They have
Is National
found it hard explain this
beaky pointing the Yankees and
responsible because they team This
admitting
super-league.
indications that cycle has been passed Not the
Dodgers with their eight half
of the majors The Yankees pitching
tailed Keller aren't hitting Dcky has shown
despite the obvious of efec
comfortable
July 4 margin
Evening star., 1942-07-06
Wilson to Aid Army Coach

WEST POINT, N. Y, July 6 (Py.-
Capt Woodrow Wilson. Army back
field ace of few years ago, has
been assigned to Earl H. CRed)
Blaiks West Point football coaching
staff.