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Evening star., 1942-09-16
Baksi Not Impressive
In TK0 Over Parks
In Seventh Round
Pilot BIomes Long Rest,
Loofine While Troinino;
Nay Fight Knox Here

Joe Baksi was unimpressive In his
seven-round t.k.o. victory over
hard-hitting George Parks last
night at Grifith Stadium and
Trainer Whitley Binstein knows why.
"He can't lay of two months then
try to get in shape in seven or eight
days. Bimstein grumbled. stripping
the bandages from Joe's massive
paws after the duel. And you've
gotta do in there" with . nod
toward the ring. what you do in the
gym. You didn't do nothing like we
told you and you had a lot of trouble
on that account. You've gotta fol-
low instructions. Joe, and you've got
to quit playing around. This Is
serious business, not game"
Has Big Weight Edge.
The one-time Pennsylvania coal
miner travelled the rocky road to
Dublin before finally wearing down
Parks resistance. He went into
action with 21-pound weight ad-
vantage and didn't know how to use
it, or else couldn't. He stood OF
and tried to fight at long range,
laying himself wide open for Parks
roundhouse rights which the colored
boy threw until the end, instead Of
working inside and pounding the
body. The only thing to be said for
him on this score is that he catches
well because Parks hit him with q
half dozen Sunday shots that would
have put Trailer opponent in moth
balls.
They introduced Buddy Knox, one
Of the games-hesr nsgWn tl1kraeters,
from the, ring before. the start Of
the main S6 with an announcement
that he challenged the winner, and
there Is q good chance he and
Baksi will be matched in the final
outdoor show Of the season. Knox
is IN the aviation corps and cur
rently stationed at Boiling Field.
He looked trim and ready and
might be good attraction with
BakSi4
Manager b Disgrvntled.
But Bimstein. diseruntled and
plainly peeved ct Baksi's training
habits. doesn't think Joe can stand
up with a fighter of Knox's caliber
unless and until he buckles down
to business. Joe got . nasty cash
over the right eye that required
several stitches and Whitley pointed
to it in clinching his argument.
Another punch on the cut might
have turned the tide the other way
and Parks might have won on .
t.k.o. As it was, a long cash inside
the colored boys mouth was the
wound that caused ths doctor to
order the scrap halted.
There were no knockdovns Al
though Baksi was stunned q couple
OF times by Parks right. He said
after the fight he didn't feel well
going into the ring and complained
Of being feverish and thus couldn't
do his best. He knew he didn't look
good but he thought he'd take Parks
out Of there in return match.
Mack Outpoints Thomas.
In the preliminaries Sandy Mack
outpointed Buddy Thomas In four:
Lee Walker scored q t.k.o over Otis
Harris in the third of a scheduled
four-rounder; Stoney Lewis drew
with Johnny Brown Nick Latsios
t.k.o.'d Herschel Todd In three:
Danny Petro flattened Charley Spin
ner in one, and Oscar Wright bowled
over Johnny Pierce In three.
L. r. A,
Evening star., 1942-09-16
League Leaders
By the Associated Press.
American League.


American League.
Batting - Williams, Boston, 353;
Pesky Boston. .339.
Runs = Williams. Boston, 133 Di
Magic, New York, 119.
Runs batted in-Williams. Boston,
132: Keller, New York. 106.
W. HIS Its. 49,, peskS. Boston 1919; Spence
Doubles = Gift, st. Louis, 80; Di
TRIPLES - Spence, Washineton; a;
Gi.,f pi Magic New York. and Heath,
Home runs - Williams, Boston, 80;
Stolen bases-Case, Washington. 40:
Vernon. Washington, 22.
Pitchine-Borowy, New York, 1873;
Bonham, New York, 20-5.
National League.
Batting - lombard, Boston. 333;
Reiser Brooklyn, 312
Runs-Ott, New York, 107; SlauRh-
ter. st. Louis, 95.
Runs batted in--Mize New York.
100; Slaughter, St. Louis. 95.
Hits-Slaughter, st. Louis, ia; Mich
olson, Chicago, 1865.
Doubles---Marion, st. Louis. 81 Med
wick Brooklyn, SO
Musial St Louis: Nicholson, Chicago,
and Litwhiler. Philadelphia. 9.
Home runs-Ott, New York, ~; Mize,
New York. 20.
Stolen bases-Reiser, Brooklyn. Is;
Pitching Krist St. Louis, 1873;
French, Brooklyn. l4-4.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
koester Bids for Grid
Berth With Terrors

Dick Koester, former Roosevelt
High athlete, is making a strong
bid for tackle berth at Western
Maryland, although he is only .
freshman.
Rockies are eligible there this
year.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Dodgers Daze Weary National wong Circus Resumed
Toll Basket Boiler
A Truin Problem
Hy the Associated Press.

SALTWATER. Okla. Sept. is.
Bob Kurland of Jennings, No,
enrolled at Oklahoma A. and
M. College this week and gave
Basket Ball Coach Henry Iba an
other transportation problem for
the trip the Aggies hope to take
to New York in December.
For Kurland Is 6 feet 11&
inches tall. won't begin to At in
a Pullman berth even If he's
folded. As a member OF the
Missouri Valley Conference, the
Aggies are permitted to play
freshmen.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Schocht to Open Cote

NEW YORK, Sept. Is tR.-Al
Schacht, baseball's clown prince, said
today that tire and gas restrictions
had forced him to abandon his dia-
mond antics and that he would
open a cafe in New York shortly.
Evening star., 1942-09-16

PIEDMONT LEAGUE PLAYOFT,
Portsmouth, 5; Richmond. g.
SALLY LEAGUE PLAYOFF.
Macon, 5; Charleston, 3.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS {. STAN.
Star stan Correspondent
Laying Down Borroee in Army's Behalf

Laying Down a Borroee in Armys Behalf
BALTIMORE Sept 16Probaby the two best football
In the world will tonight Baltimore Stadium.
play the Brooklyn Dodgers the National Football League This
will be Army The other outfit will be in
the This Chicago who play showdown
next Sunday with the Army in Boston.
you
list
with title defense Louis
Stars little different most others
soldiers
Uncle giving a quality of color unmatched.
qualified
Wallace available divided
into Eastern That's the
games
good Is champion
Evening star., 1942-09-16

all Of their
tonight although good professional football experts
the Bookyns give the spirited battle
Giants who bowed 16 without scoring
threat before Redskins bubble Of nvncby
Dodgers.
in Eastern
DIVISION he said We he Redskins
title but frankly afraid They've
team and Mike Getto is real smart coach:
the Dodgers hardly big cevery
coached team such Neands The Army
position and in hot weather. especially
deal Unless the Eastern
Dodgers vastly undered the championship will be
Sunday in Boston.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Bivins' Defeat of MuurieIlo
Is Close and Unconvincinq
Bod First Round Costs Highly Touted Heavy
Split Decision; Will Meet Again Shortly


CLEVELAND Sept 6-Suggng Jimmy Bivins proved to 1874
customers last night that Tam Maurieo
can be beaten but he'll have to do again in New York
vince everybody.
The 177 pound Cleveland Negro let fly
Evening star., 1942-09-16

NATIONAL
Results Yesterday
ST. Louis, 3; Philadelphia, 2 "a in.
nings)
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Corp stondIee, Copt Pinee Among NeyIonds Specials

will All-Star
unforeseen decision the the soldiers
probably team,
all-sar college
Nand crack engineer and football
who
the National
You remember Chris Pavh the
he he barely made the
tTarzan) White,
Chicago Cardinal wrestler nooety
regular berth.
Ohio
fellows like
thing
isn't he? Clark Shaughnessy calling
funback
Conman George Cafeg Harvey Johnson
Sam Bartholomew Vic
a Neyland and any team
including the
Evening star., 1942-09-16
League Statistics
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ,s, le4a
AMERICAN
Results YESTERDAY.
Boston At Chicago, cancelled
Only game Acheduled
WEDNESDAY,, sEPTEMBE

Games Today. Game. Tomorrov.
Washington At Clev WASHINGTON Al Cley
N York at Detroit N York at Detroit
Phila. at Chicago Phila At Chicaro
Boston at st. Louis Boston At ST Iouis
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
Move Likely to Prevent
Their Use by Germany
Pepper Thinks US. Should Toke Those
French Islands Without Doyns'

Pepper commended that French
resistance in Madagascar showed
that country was moving CLOSER
and closer to the orbit of the
Axis"
Connally said at 4 press con-
ference that he would advocate
taking Martinique, French Gui-
ana land all French possessions
in the Western Hemisphere if
there is any armed conflict with
the French over Madagascar or
any threat that any of these
places in anywise would be used
to help the enemy"
"If they are behaving them
selves" he declared, sit would
be just as we'll to let them alone.
But ! wouldn't take any chances,
and if there was the slightest
suspicion that they might be used
TO help the Axis, I'd say to seize
them for protective purposes"
Senator Clark (D-Mo), anoth-
er member Of the committee,
said that onl.' the President had
sufficient information to determ-
inc the Strategical questions in
Volved.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
ConnnaIIy Urqes u S Seizure Of French Posses sion

and Buck were drawing stares
from fellow soldiers.
"You see" ne went on, fling
ering the silky braids which
extend 10 inches from his head,
Il haven't ever had a hair cut
or shave" Buck nodded
agreement. I'VE don't believe in
it,"
"Will you allow yourself to be
shaved if the army asks it?"
they were questioned.
We'll" Anderson smiled, "it
will depend on how loud we're
asked"
The two were drafted as non
combatantS, their faith being
against actual fighting. Both
are vegetarians, admitted they
had never tasted meat,
The army food so far has
been good; plenty of vegetables"
Buck commented.
Anderson said he had been a
third baseman on the famous
baseball team of the House OF
David a nd had played in Al
states, five in Mexico, all the
provinces of Canada and in the
Hawaiian Islands.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
Romeo Iracksters
Smother Oxford
Especial TO Tn. Daily Monitor-Leadsr)

Especial 20 The Daily Monitor-Leader)
ROMEO-(May O-Winning
first in every event, Romeo's
track team, defending champion
in the Tri-County ague,
trounced Oxford, 71-24 in a meet
held yesterday on the Oxford
track.
A cold drizzle and wet track
combined TO hold down the win
ming times and no records were
established. High point man was
Mike Bowerman, all-'round ath-
lete for the Peachmen, who rang
up a total of 1914 points as he
won firsts in the high jump,
broad jump and pole vault while
sharing scoring honors in the
winning 880-yard relay team.
Next meet for Romeo is with
Inlay City on May l3; the re-
gionals at Flint are slated for
May Is and the Trio oun y
League meet will be held May
%.
Yesterdays win gave Romeo a
500 mark; they were defeated
by Marine City in their only
previous meet.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
BY JOHN w. HENDERSON

WASHINGTON, May 7-P)-
The British-French conflict
over Madagascar provoked new
congressional discussion today of
the possibility of a United States
move to seize French possessions
in the Western Hemisphere to
prevent their use by the Axis.
Chairman Connally (D-Tex)
of the Senate Foreign Relations
committee advocated such alton
only if the Madagascar action led
TO a shooting war" between
United States and French forces,
but Senator Pepper (D-Fla), a
committee member, urged i'm
mediate seizure.
II think we ought TO go ahead
and take those French islands
without dallying," Pepper told
reporters. 1--WE haven't got time
tc fool with the niceties with
people who are stabbing us in
the back"
The Florida senator also de-
clared the United States should
inform Portugal and Spain that
Axis use of their Atlantic pos
sessions would not be tolerated.
He proposed that the United
States suggest to Portugal that
this country take over the Azores
and Cape Verde Islands under a
kind of "trusteeship" for the
duration of the war to prevent
Axis of infiltration.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
SALE DAYS. Thurs. Fri. Sal.

This year, give mother those little luxuries
she denies herself in order to buy things
for the family -. thOs little things that
gladden. her heart and Tighten her cares.
You'll find lots of idas in this ad-and many
more in our store. Make your selection to-
day, confident that whatever you choose
will be "just what she wanted.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
House ofDauid
Recruits Join
with Uncle Sam

FORT CUSTER, Mich, May 7
- up 49, Two bearded, braided
men from the House of David
have joined the army wonder
ing if they are going to get into
Uncle Sans hair,
Claiming to be the first Israel
ties from the famous institution
at Benton Harbor, Mich, TO
have been called to service as
selectees, George Anderson, 81,
and Francis Buck, 81, pose a
new problem for the army with
their bushy boards and long,
shining braided locks.
We haven't been told y t
whether we'll have to cut our
hair and have our boards shaved
off," Anderson declared a few
hours after arrival at the re-
Ception center, aware that he
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
Firms Claim
.RedRegiment
.Annihilated

HELSINKI, Finland, May 7
Up The Finnish High Com
mand today announced the an
Inhalation of the Soviet 238th
Infantry regiment and rein
forcements from three different
ski battalions in the Louhi Sec
tor north of Lake Omega, where
the Russians have been attack
ing for two weeks.
The Firms said more than l.
500 Soviet dead were counted,
including the regimental COM
mander and his staff. 1t was said
the Russians lost 900 killed yes
terday in vain attempts to break
a Finnish-German encirclement
and save their doomed COM
rades.
Reports indicated the 238th
regiment pierced the Finnish
lines but was Immediately sur
rounded by the Firms.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
SILVER LINING

COLUMBIA, MO, May z -
R)-A pulled muscle may land
Don Walters, University of Mis-
souri, sprinter, in the Army air
corps.
Holder of both Missouri Val
ley A.A.U. dash crowns, Walters
withdrew from school 10 enlist
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
City Purchases
.Amoniator

City Water Commissioner Ed
ward j. Dubay told the City
Commission last night that he
had purchased an ammoniator
and a chlorinator for the city
water department at a cost of
$4,000.
He said he accepted the bid
of Wallace and Herman even
though it was not low because
1T will be cheapest in the end"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07

yesterday, when he learned the
injury suffered at the Drake re-
lays would keep him out Of
further competition. this spring.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07

II has been estimated that the
livestock industry suffers an an
nual loss of S4O,OOO,O0O from
tuberculosis.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
MountCLemens
High Notes

by tom " LICK 1onotoson
HI-Y
The Hi-Y Cabinet met today
during the last half of third
hour. Those present at the meet
ing were Jerry Charbeneau,
Dick Stewart, Jim Krauseneck
and Bob Nank. The nominees
for president and secretary
treasurer for the Club were put
on the front bulletin board.
Members were to vote and hand
them in to Mr.. Hindman.
GLEE CLUBS EXCUSED
The members of the combined
Glee Clubs were excused today
for the final rehearsal for "A
May Night of Music" They re-
ported at 100 p. m. and finished
at 4 o'clock. The tickets are for
ty cents with first come first
served, but it doesn't really mat
ter where you sit because you
can hear well in all parts Of the
auditorium.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
There were several posters
from the engineering depart
ment of the University of Michi-
gan on the front bulletin board
today. They were put there to
interest students in the special
three-year course they are now
offering during the war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
WAS ened
NOW HEARS CLOCK TICK

A. VI BsetChenon. Newark N. j.. writes; Before
using Orotune Ear Drops. | was so desfened could
not hear the clock tick After using OrOtune. I can
nov hear the clock tick with both ears" Thousands
nov hard OF hearing would hear clearly and dis
tlnctly again. and get relief from buzzing ringing
head noises ologsed up feeling In ears, II impacted
wax that blocks canals and presses on sensitive
eardrms was removed. Try safe Orotune as directed
Contains an ingredient especially recommended for
Ibis purpose Druggists Health Food Storel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Whirlaway Captures
Brooklyn Handicap

tention was third, and The
Rhymer, the other half OF the
Greentree Stable entry, fourth.
Whirly's great run pushed his
total earnings TO $404, 486, making
him the second horse in all his
tory TO pass the 100000 mark.
He needs just $33.244 now to
equal Seabiscuit's all time high
of $437. 730 and should come
within an eyelash of that next
Saturday when he should add the
Butler Handicap at Empire City
to his long string of laurelS.
The start was a good one and
the race a wild one. At the break,
Swing and Sway, Attention and
Olympus were away smartest.
Whirlaway, as usual. pulled out
of the pack and drifted back TO
last place as they went past the
stands and around the first turn.
Swing and Sway opened up
about two lengths as they went
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
White Sox Wild
As Yanks Win

CHICAGO. June 81 qNS). -
Orval Groves wildness. coupled
with his teammates errow and
poor base running, enabled the
New York Yankees 10 defeat the
Chicago White Sox z TO 3 today.
Manager Jimmie Dykes and
coach Mule" Haas of the White
Sox were chased from the prem
ises by umpire Harry Geisel for
protesting a decision in the first
inning.
In the fifth inning, while cover,
ing a play at third base, GeiSei
was knocked cold in a collision
with Spud Chandler. the Yankee
pitcher. The umpire suffered an
injury to his left wrist and was
badly shaken up. He retired from
the game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
No Players Show Up
To Drill for Mickey.

GREAT LAKES. ILL.,, June u
(UP) Lieut.. Mickey Cochrane
was a manager without a team
as plans for assembling and .prac-
ticing an all-Star service mems
baseball squad struck new snags
today.
With the date Of the contest
against the winner of the all-star
game between the National and
American Leagues only 10 days
away, Cochrane still doesn't know
what players will be available for
the service mems team or when
they will be allowed TO come here
to drill as a unit.
No players arrived for the in
itial workout today and Cochrane
said he did not know when they
might show up.
The original service mems squad
included - players from the
army and 10 from the navy.
There's been a drastic revision in
that grouping, however Five of
the original selections from the
army have withdrawn and the
status OF five more is in doubt.
Scratched from the army list
have been Hank, Greenberg.
Hugh Mulcahy, Buddy" Lewis.
Joe Marty and Johnny Berardino.
The only certain army partici-
pants are Mickey Harris, Boston
Red SoX hurler; Cecil Travis. for
mer Washington infelder. and
Johnny Grodzicki. former ST.
Louis Cardinal pitcher.
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Continued on Page Five)
Continued on Page Ffve)
Stanford Golfer
College Champ

SOUTH BEND. Ind, June n
(UP).-Frank Sandy" Tatum Jr.
of Stanford University today won
the Forty-fifth National Intercol-
legiate golf championship.
Tatum earned a and 4 victory
over Manuel de la Tore, North
western University sophomore and
one Of the few second year men
ever TO achieve the finals of this
tournament.
The Californian was 3 UP at
the turn and had doubled his adj
vantage when they teed off for the
last nine. The Spanish born De Ia
Tore, whose dad gave golf les
sons to SPANS royal family when
there was one, briefly postponed
the inevitable by taking the
thirty-first and cutting his dis
advantage to 5 down. But the
match and tournament ended
when they halved the thirty
second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

Six of the 10 navy men selected
are members of Cochrane's own
Great Lakes Training Station
team and so he's sure of their use
for the all-star game. However.
there's a rub even there.
The schedule calls for Great
Lakes TO be on the road continu-
.ously next week with games sched-
uled at Middletown, o., Dayton,
Cincinnati. Kalamazoo, Detroit and
Chicago. Consequently the sailors
will have no chance to coordinate
their efforts with other all-star
team members.
Cochrane has considered fore
going the road trip, but at the best
still could work only a partial
squad. II he accompanies Great
Lakes. the all-stars who finally
find their way 10 Great Lakes
will be left 10 their own training
devices.
4 prominent baseball executive,
reviewing the manner in which the
service end of the big game at
Cleveland has been handled, said
today: I
Tho uncertain manner In
which the service personnel for
the game has been managed
can't help but hurt the aftrnc-
ton. Somebody apparently II
under tho erroneous impression
that all that needs 90 be done u +,
60 open the gates and $1,000
people will storm into Cieveias1
stadium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Red SOx Defeat
Indians, 6 TO ;

CLEVELAND, June u CUP).-
The Boston Red eSox won their
second straight from the Cleveland
Indians today behind Ken Chase S
pitching. 6-3. A crowd of 1900,
including 1000 children who paid
their way with scrap rubber, saw
the game. Chase held the Indians
10 five hits as he scored his second
victory over them. He allowed one
hit until the eighth when the Tribe
punched four for three runs. Dom
DiMaggio homered for the Sox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Notre Dame Club
Has Golf Tourney

Tho Notre Dame Club Of Detroit
will hold its annual golf tourna-
ment at Birmingham Country Club
Tuesday. About 100 members are
expected 10 play. Dinner will fol-
low in the evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
.F|yiing-Sfredk
Sets Record
For Sprint.
Filly Does LILO
for Six FurIones;
BY Conserip+ Wins
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Flying Streak, the FLY that lives
up TO her name, ran the fastest
six furlongs of the year in the
United States and Canada to win
the Wyandotte Handicap before
Is 900 fans at the Detroit race
track Saturday.
The 4-year-old gray daughter OF
Royal Minstrel whirled over the
|three-quarters in ITO to knock
two-fifths of second off the track
record which she held jointly with
Wise Moss. She carried 112
pounds, including jockey Johnny
Adams, and led all the way. At
the finish she held an edge of a
length and a half over T. M. Dor
sett, the brilliant sprinter, which
pressed her right down TO the last
sixteenth.
Samborombon, the South Amer.
ican-bred horse. was beaten three
quarters of length for the place,
but held a comfortable edge over
IDisplayer, with HotZea last in the
field Of five that ran it out for the
81 500 purse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Betty Jameson
Wins Western

CHICAGO. June 81 QNS).-
Betty Jameson of San Antonio,
Tex, twice the national cham
pion, today added the Women's
Western Open golf championship
TO her imposing list of titles.
Miss J me son overwhelmed
Phyllis Otto. 17-year-old Atlantic,
Ia. schoolgirl. in the final round.
played over the Elmhurst Country
Club course, 9 and z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Totals 81 IL "a Totals 81 y p

i
Batted for Zuber In the seventh.
tBatted for Scarborough in ninth.
Washington 900 600 O3O-3
st. Louis 202 300 1Ox-s
Rups-case. Spence, Vernon. Gift. Me
Quinn Lssbs ?. Mcoullen ?. stephens,
Terrell. Errors-spence EstaieDa Runs
bstted In Mcounlsn 3. stephens p Nc
Quinn. Spence. Vernon. EstaleIla dn fourth
inning Laabs and McQunlen scored on
spence's error. Two-base hits Case. 2
Cullenbine Vernon. Three-base hit-Ferreli
Home runs -McQuilen stephens Double
play-Chft 10 Gutteridge % McQuinn. Left
on bases-St. Louis ~. Washington =
Bases on balls-On Clubhouse 2. on Car
rasquel g.. on Zuber 2 on Scarborough
struck out-By Galehouse 2 Carresquel 4
by Zuber 8. Hits-On Carresquel 4 in -
innings. OF Zuber In a. Innings on
Scarborough In 2 innings Losing pitcher
-CArresquei.