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Evening star., 1942-05-10
Wander Nicer Pitches
First Game Without
Pass, Reds Win, 81
Funs Seven as His Club
Scores Initial 1912
Victory Over Cords
B, the Associated Press.


CINCINNATI, May g. Johnny
Wander Meer. pitching nine innings
without issuing a walk for the first
time in his career. gave the Gin
cinnati Reds their first 1912 victory
over the pounding st. Louis Car
dinals today. The score was to g.
The big southpaw, whose habit it
Is to deal out four to eight passes
game, had the ball clipping the
corners perfectly and his whistling
curves put seven Cards out on
strikes. His only mistake was a
chest-high. fast one to Walker
Cooper, st. Louis catcher. in the
second inning. The ball disappeared
behind the centerfeld wall.
Cooper also scored the Cards
other run in the seventh by dou-
bling and riding home on Creepy
Crespi's single.
A double by Harry Craft, an in
field out, and wild pitch by Harry
Gumbert gave the Reds their first
run In the second. Two singles and
a triple by Rollie Hemsley produced
two more in the fourth.
Mike Mccormick tripled in the
nth and came in when Walker
Cooper threw to left field instead
OF third base trying to pick him of.
Max Marshall's single, double to
the center-fi field wall by Bert Haas,
an intentional walk. and Crafts
long fly got Cincinnati a run in the
aiohtb
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Metheny Far in Lead
In |. |. Batting Race
With .391 Mark
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 9.-The sea-
sons biggest batting spree in the
International League is being
staged by Arthur BUD Metheny,
star outfielder of the Newark Bears,
who has climbed steadily to a lofty
-391 average.
His 21-point increase during the
last week lifted him into the leagues
batting leadership without opposi-
ton as Sam Maroon. the Rochester
Redwings' catcher, spurted into sec
ond place with 1853.
Based on As or more times at bat
before Fridays games this weeks
other leading batters were Gene Lii
lard. Rochester. .351; Henry Ma jeski.
Newark. .349; Ed Robinson, Balti-
more, 349: Mike Rocco, Buffalo,
.348; Jim Levy. Buffalo, .348; Fill
johnson, Newark. 342: Jack Juelich,
Syracuse. .339; and Gene Corbett,
Newark, 1888.
Charles CRed) Barrett, righthand-
er Of the Syracuse Chiefs. took a
commanding lead for pitching hon
ors with five victories and no de-
feats
Besides leading in percentage bat
ting Metheny tied with Lillard for
the most hits with 27. Lillard also
has scored the most runs. %.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Catholic Rolls Up 75 Points for Fourth MasonDxon Track Win Row
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 9-Probable
pitchers In the major leagues to-
morrow (won-lost records in pa
rentheseS):
American League.
Washington at New York a.
Hudson Q-2) and Wynn (3-D
VS.. Rufflng (3-n and Russo ODD
or Gomez ODD.
Detroit at Cleveland (2)-
White (2-D and Bridges (2-D
VS.. Smith (2-D and Kennedy
(2-D.
Boston at Philadelphia a.
Newsome (4-0 and Terry u-2
VS. Harris (2-3) and Christopher
Q-0.
Chicago at st. Louis (2)-Smith
(o-4 and Rigney (2-3 VS.. Auker
(3-0 and Galehouse C2-O.
National League.
st. Louis at Cincinnati a.
M. Cooper (2-0 and Beazley
(2-0) or Lanier (2-D VS.. Starr
(2-0 and Walters 90.
Philadelphia at Boston (2-)-
Hughes (0-4) and Melton Old
VS.. Wallace Q-O and Javery
U-2).
Pittsburgh at Chicago o.
Klinger (l-0) and Hamlin (l-0)
VS.. Passeau (2-3 and Erickson
G-2).
New York at Brooklyn-Lehr-
man I'D VS.. Allen (2-2) or
Davis GID.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Newport News High
Gets State Class A
Track Meet Title
-
Woshington-Lee Londs
Fifth Place and 6. W.
Finishes in Sixth
Hy the Associated Press.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May 8.
Newport News High Schools track
team today won for the fifth time
the Glass A competition in the 28th
annual Virginia High School Liter
ary and Athletic League meet on
Lambeth Field.
Team scores: Class A, Newport
News, 343s; Thomas Jefferson of
Richmond, 81; jefferson of Roanoke,
19; John Marshall of Richmond, IT;
Westinghouse of Arlington, IS;
George Washington of Alexandria,
IL; Glass of Lynchburg, 83s, Maury
of Norfolk, SIS; Fairfax, S, and
Hampton, 5.
Mile run-Glass, Alexandria; Edwards,
Roanoke: Myers, Roanoke; stinson' New
port News News Time ua 4i422, i4an po.not.. law
son. Newport News; W. warner, o1s Washing
ton-Lee; Sexton, Roanoke. Time O:512.
Nsws
IBIS 6isf1s I shFo%IR Ssx;ea. s Iss %IsshinstS9n-
tance. 125 feet 10 inches. New recordD
.Old record established 1925 by shu' Alex
ington-Lee; Evans, Washington-Lee: Blanks,
Glass. Distance, As feet 5h2 inches.
Broad Jump McLear, Thomas Jef-
ferSon Lawson, Newport News; Howard
Glass: Walton. Roanoke. Distance, 2l
feet inches.
JaveJin throw-Currie. Thomas Jefer-
son Edmonds. Hampton; Blanks Glass;
Rea. Roanoke. Distance, 1854 feet 10
inches.
High jump-Tie between Fulcher and
Graves, Newport News; third. tie between
Lawson, Newport News: Curfman, Roane
and Spruill. Maury, and Howard. Glass.
Height D feet inches
Pole vault--Valentine John Marshall
second, Thomas Jefferson tie for third
between Avary and Williams. Newport
News and Metzger, John Marshall. Height,
IL feet 4 inches
ss0-yard run-Won by Rector CFairfax) {:
second. Walton (Roanokel: third. Marks
Newport News; fourth. Anderson New
port News Time. 2:026.
220-yard dash--Won by Sanford New
port News1 second. Renshav tAlexandria) ::
third, Rea tRoanoke): fourth. Lawson
tNewport News. Time. 0:226.
220-yard low hurdleS--Won by McLear
Thomas jefferson: second, McAllister
John Marshalll; third. Edmonds tHamp-
tom: fourth. Phillips Thomas JeffersonJ.
Time: 25 seconds fiat.
Mile relay-Won bv Roanoke: second.
WaShington-Lee: third, Hampton; fourth,
Maury Time. 3:37".
12O-ysrd high hurdles-Won by Mchllis-
ter John MARSHALL: second Valentine
John MARSHALL: third. PHILLIPS tThoms S
jefferson; fourth, Fulcher Newport News)
Time, 0:l6.@.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Old SandIot Enemies
Face in Head!iner
OF 6-Game Card
Ninth and N. Y. Avenue
Encounters Nuimun
In N. c. League

Red hot baseball is expected on
the South Ellipse today when Mai
man and Ninth and New York Ave-
nue. mines tangle in the feature of a
six-game National City League card
The teams are rivals from way back
and the game will give strong hint
as to which will wear the sectional
crown at the end of the season.
Other games in Section A pair
Army and Navy Union with Jacob
sens on the East Ellipse and Pet
worth Citizens Association with the
Washington Eagles on the West
Ellipse. Taft A. G. drew a bye.
This will mark Petworth's debut
in league baseball and Manager r. j.
Wheaton's outfit. we'll represented in
independent basket ball circles, is
expected to make an equally good
showing on the diamond
In Section B, Southern Oxygen
meets Capital Transit on the South
EllipSe, while Kavakos Grill, a new
conner to the circuit, battles Friend
ship House on the East Ellipse and
Victory Club plays Boyle's nine on
the West.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Aged Discus Record
Falls in Meet Won
By Wisconsin
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MADISON, Wis, May 9.-Wiscon-
sin carried off team honors in track
and field competition with Mime
sofa and Northwestern today as
the Gophers' Bob Fitch broke a
26-year-old Camp Randall record
in the discus throw.
The Bedgers defeated Minnesota
6723 to 54ia, in dual competition
and alco won a triangular meet
on these scores: Wisconsin, 74i2
Minnesota, 634; Northwestern, 49,.
Fitch's discus throw of 158 feet
broke the Camp Randall record
of l55 feet 10 inches set by Arlie
Mucks of Wisconsin in 1916
Pohland of Minnesota ran the
half-mile in 1872 to beat the old
record of 1891 set by Chuck Fenske
of Wisconsin in 1887.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Indoor Baseball Heads
Eastern Branch Slate

Indoor baseball takes the feature
spot on this weeks sports program
at Eastern Branch Boys Club
Three games each are listed for
both Junior and senior divisions.
Some activity also is shown every
day in the swimming pool.
Indoor Baseball
JInioT divis;onL1Monday. R DIS VS.. Yanks
Mats VS.. Reds, all at 6:15 pm
Senior diyl,ion1Tuesday. Boston VS..
Friday, Brooklyn VS.. Boston, ali at SIS
pm.
Pool Program.
Monday, elimination races and Red
Rover.
Tuesday, relay races
Wednesday, time trials
Thursday, paddle board races
Friday, special meeting of all swim
mers who are going to swim during the
summer season, pm.
pm.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Military, Civic, Sport
Leaders Will Dine
With Redskins
More Than ESQ Guests
Expected Tonight at
Clubs Annual Fete
Star Staff Photo.

More than $50 guests will be on
hand tonight at the third annual
banquet of the Washington Redskins
at the Willard Hotel. Special trib-
ute will be paid the retiring direc-
tor of the Redskin Band, John D.
D'Andelet, and to his successor, Don
P. McAdoo.
Many outstanding public figures
will be guests, including Secretary
Of Commerce Jesse Jones, District
Commissioner John Russell Young
and Commissioner Elmer Layden of
the National Professional Football
League.
Services Well Represented.
Representing the armed forces will
be Brig Gen. Albert L. Cox of the
Washington Provisional Brigade, Col.
John T. Taylor of the Army public
relations staff, 1t. Comdr. Thomas
J. Hamilton, Navy pre-flight train
ing director, and 1t. Comdr John E.
Welchel, new Navy football coach.
Outstanding coaches who will be
in attendance include Clipper Smith
of Villanova, Clark Shaugnessy of
Maryland, Frank Murray of Vir-
ginia, Riley Smith of Washington
and Lee. E. E. RIP" Miller of Navy,
Bill Reinhart and John Baker of
George Washington, Jack Hagerty
Of Georgetown, Staff Cassell of
American University and Eddie La
fond of Catholic University. besides
Ray Flaherty, the Redskin mentor.
Former Redskins Attend.
The following players and former
members of the Redskins will be
present: Jim Barber, XII Aldrich,
Bob McChesney. Ed Justice, Clem
Stralka, Bob Masterson, Bill Young,
Vic Carroll, Turk Edwards, Charley
Malone, Don Irwin, Sandy Sanford,
Mickey Parks, Frank Filchock and
Steve Andrako.
Joe Stydahar and Bob Snyder,
who are aiding Shaugnessv with the
"T formation at Maryland, and
well remembered here as members
Of the champion Chicago Bears,
also will attend
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Hoxfon Field Records
Go in Meet Taken
By Woodberry
Three New Marks Made
BY Victor; Episcopal,
Hill Set One Each

Five Hoxton Field track records
were broken yesterday as Woodberry
Forest took q triangular meet at
Alexandria over Episcopal High, the
host school. and Hill. The winner
tailed SO points, while Episcopal
and Hill had AZ each.
Three of the marks were set by a
strong Woodberry Forest team.
Ward lifted the high jump inches
with a leap of S feet 9 inches, Smith
also added 2 inches to the broad
jump by doing 20 feet 61a inches.
and Flanagan heaved the discus 1876
feet III inches to better the former
record Of 124 feet 10 inches.
Heath OF Hill established q 300
yard dash figure of 223 seconds,
one-tenth of the former mark,
while Dodson Of Episcopal did the
$50 In 2:04.8, another one-tenth of
the previous record.
Summaries:
12o-yard high hurdles-Won by Tayne
ia12tb a1 se1Sna a5sn Tpdd s. CEr third Fsld tWo
second 9e'1ss Woosssi T hPS RS Hsath NsTa H
fourth F1cklen (W0. Time-0.1O.5.
1-mile run-Won by White (W); sec
ond, Zeibold fW); third. Hogdon (ED;
fourth, Cook (H). Time-.4s2.
44O-yard dash-Won by Dodson tE.);
second. Hunter (WD; third. Adair (H0;
fourth, Brilliant ED. Time-O5S.3.
22O-yard low hurdles-won by Todd
E) second Tayne (H); third, Camp
bell .tE) fourth, Allen (H). Time
0.25.7.
ssO-yard run-Won by Dodson tED:
fourth, Emert tW). Time-2.4s.
22o-yard dash-Won by Heath fH);
second, Ficklen CW); third, Guyton (WD;
fourth Newell tH). Time-O.22.3.
shotput-Won by Stuart tED: second.
Suhling Cd; third. Flanagan (Wl; fourth,
Frizell (E). Distancs-44 feet 4A inches.
Discus--won by Flanagan (wD: second.
AArtley W.; third, Stuart o,E) fourth.
Jayelin0Won by Frizell E4; second.
Pole VaulteWon by smith H eWG: second. second
Breen (H); third, Erwin (ED: fourth,
Fields wv. Heisht-l1 feet.
High jump-Won by Ward fW.): second.
Valentine tWl: third. Ashe tH); fourth,
Field (W). Heicht-5 feet o lncneS.
Broad ,jump-Won by Smith CWD: Sec
end. shae tH): third. Wooster (HD:
fourth. Brilliant CE). Distance--2o feet
6I7 inches.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Five Meet Marks Set
As Y. N. |. Men Top
Virginia Big Six
Second in Varsity Test,
CuvoIiers Show Way
In Frosh Section
Ry the Associated Press.

6y the Associated PreSS.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May 8.
Virginia Military Institute. taking
four first places and a host of
second, third and fourth places, won
the annual Virginia Big Six track
meet here today with total of 501a
points.
Virginia finished second with 40
points, while Virginia Tech came
third with 3l2s points, followed by
Richmond with Is 5i6 points, VIII
liam and Mary, 13, and Washington
and Lee, 4.
In the first-year meet, Virginia s
freshmen finished ahead of the field
with so points, with Virginia Tech
second with Al. Trailing were v. M.
I. and w. & L. with 241a points
apiece. Richmond 10 and William
and Mary 2.
Ken Rathburn, high scorer in all
Of Virginia's meets this season, was
high today with II points. Tommy
Todd, who smashed the low hurdles
mark with a 242 performance
Galliford of v. M. l.. who lowered
the 100-yard dash mark with a 81
hundred, and Long John Griffin Of
Richmond, had 10 each.
Five new meet records were set
Other new marks in addition to
Todd's and Galliford's were: Sher-
rard, V. M. l., II feet 9 inches. pole
vault; Carter of v. P l., discus toss
of IA feet 11l4 inches, and Gwath-
mey of Richmond, 9:481, 2-mile
run.
120-yard high hurdles-Todd. Virginia;
MarouTy' Tlrslnia Capers. Virginia; Ellis,
:, Mile run-chewnins, v. NJ: L; Mcintosh
n Tjm. p; Il 4.Js Tsqsky' " M l. colonna' " M L
440-yard run-wyatt. v. p. l.: Coleman
yIrsir1li,a;; Mcclure v. NJ. /. Clarke, W. and
srs o2ysfd ard fashast2rd M n + V wrsh Nat
v. M l. Time, 0:097 new record.
=, Shot putE-GTtfhn, put Eichmond: DHckoo Y
bistancs Mu9a feet w N a. Il in9hes Met1at' " P
High tump--Rathbun, Virginia: tie for
second, ThiStlethwaite, Richmond, anc
Easlerly, " N. l.. tie for fourth, sizer
VII Distance. 9 feet W. :,
V. NJ, I. Time ;58.9,
Pole vault-sheppard. V. NJ. I; K. Rath.
bun, Virginia; tie for third among Thistle
thWaite. RIM: Roper. v M l., and vii
son, V. P. /. Herght, IL feet 8 inche
Dlscus-Carter. v P /; Moffett, v P
l.: Griffin, r M: Woods w. and l. Dis
tance, IA feet = INCHES tnew record
Broad junp-Boyd, Virginia; Rsthbun
Virginia: Wasdell v M /: Easterley, Y
M I. Distance. % feet la inches
220-yard dash-Galliford. V. M l.; Nc
Mullin. v p. l.; Wright V. NJ. l.; Master
W. and NJ Time, O:2l4
Two-mlle run-Gwathmey, Richmond
IuekeT; Iing + EirEiniai TT, Tausky;; V M l.; Chew
:. 22o-yard low hurdles-Todd. Virginia
Yeomans w. and l.. Marbury. Virginia
Ellis, V. P. I. Time, O:242 tnew record
Mile relay-Won by, " p l.: second
w and M. third, " NJ l.; fourth, Vir
ginia
| Javelin - Fortunate. R-M: Grimm
/ r M; Muha, V. NJ. l.; Unser, v. P. ]
| Distance, ls5 feet inches.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Clifton, SheeIy in Tie
In Piedmont Buttinu

BY tkt Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, May 9.-Batting
averages took it on the nose in the
Piedmont League this week.
With thunderous dive, Winston
Salem's George Vico plummeted
from first place Cat 500 to 18th
cat .349) for the week and left
Richmond's Harry Clifton tied with
Bud Sheely Of Greensboro for league
lead ct .llo.,
Evening star., 1942-05-10
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Manager Clyde Milan of the
Nationals lost his last hope of
good early-season work from his
rookie hurlers when Sam Fran
els was touched frequently as
st. Louis took a 7-5 victory. 1t
was Washington's seventh sue
cessive defeat.
Lee Unverzagt did an excellent
pitching job for Western as it
defeated Central, So, to tie
Business for first place in the
high school baseball series.
Paris, scene of the 1924 Olym-
pic games, has not been able to
get financial help from the
French government and there is
a move afoot to shift the games
to Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Races This Week to Wind Up
Lonhon Midget Auto Activity

stunt show by Ken Butler, one
legged movie stunt man, and his
Hollywood Legion of Daredevils.
This is an auto and motorcycle
crash show, with such specialties
as changing wheel while the car
is moving, dash through a 20-foot
tunnel Of fire, a barrel pyramid
crash and other daring stunts. Shar-
ing the feature spot with Butler will
be Eddie Payne. weli-known motor
cYcliSt.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Gonzaga Streak Ends
AS Six Errors HeIp
St. Joe Score

Gonzaga's nine game winning
streak was snapped yesterday when
Mount st. Joseph's of Baltimore
moved in and took a 1916 victory on
the Catholic U. field. 1t was the
Mounts 18th triumph in u starts
this season.
Elmer Raba pitched all the way
TO- the EaoleS and gave only seven
hits, but six Gonzaga errors let in
numerous runs. Only two of the
Mounts markers were earned.
Three visiting pitchers limited the
Eagles to five hits, never more than
O,oa
Evening star., 1942-05-10

Three more midget auto programs
will be featured at the West Lam
ham Md Speedway this week be-
fore gasoline rationing, it is ex-
pected, will halt such shows.
Main attraction will be the mid
get auto races on Friday night,
which may terminate the speedway's
activities for the duration. Before
that. on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights Of this weekxwill come the
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Lee Gets 4th Triumph
OF Season, Making
Bucs 81 Victims
Hy the Associated Press.

rs the ASScClaLeQ PreSS.
CHICAGO. May 9.-Bill Lee, vet.
eran Highlander. won his fourth
game of the season today by limit
ing the Pittsburgh Pirates to six
hits, while the Chicago Cubs FASH
ioned a 3-to-1 victory over the sec.
ond place BUGS.
Stanley Hack drove in two of the
Cubs runs, with a double in the
first inning and successful squeeze
play in the seventh after Charley
Gilbert had doubled and moved to
third on Len Merullo's sacrifice.
Lee, in the second inning, drove
in the second run with a double
after Phil Cavarretta had walked
and moved to third on Clyde Nc
Cullough's double.
The Pirates. also in the second,
got their only run when Phelps sin
gled, moved to third on Fletcher's
single and scored on Elliott's single
to left.
Lee didn't allow a Pirate to reach
first base after the fifth inning.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
One Inning Is Enough
For Chisox 10 End
Losing Streak
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, May 9.-The des-
perate Chicago White Sox broke a
six-game losing streak and almost
broke Johnny Niggeling's heart as
they made three hits, all in the
first inning, yield a 2-to-1 victory
over the st. Louis Browns today.
Before Niggeling could get his
sights set, Wally Moses singled,
Luke Appling singled, joey Kuhel
doubled, scoring Moses, and Myril
Hoag grounded out, Appling count
ing.
Thereafter the Sox had only five
base runners, all on walks.
Bill Diatrich, meanwhile, gave up
only six hits to the Browns.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Meet Record for 220
Is Made as Pierce
Sweeps Sprints
Cords RiehI Nubs Vault,
JoveIin; Washington,
Brideewuter Troll
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May o.-Rolling up
higher total than the second and
lie University ran away with its
fourth consecutive Mason-Dixon
Conference track title today.
Running one-two In track
and one-f1eld events, the Dorsey
Grifdth-coached club collected 75H
points. The Washington College
boys from Maryland's Eastern Shore
ran second with 45A points and
Bridgewater was third with 28A.
Johnny Pierce, Catholic q. fresh
man from Hartford, Conn, was the
afternoons sensation. He led the
field to the tape in both the CEN
tury and 220, covering the furlong
in a breezy % seconds. This set a
new meet record, the only record
busting performance of the day.
The previous record, two-tenths
of a second slower, was held joint
ly by Gibby Young of Washington
and Vincent Campanella Of Catho-
lie.
Charley Riehl Of the Cardinals,
with victories in the pole vault and
javelin, was the only other double
victor of the day.
Catholic U. men finished first and
second in the 220, 40, half mile,
mile and the javehn throw. They
added firsts in the 100, high hurdles
and shot put to amass their win
ming score.
Lew Yerkes Of Washington ac-
counted for IL of his teams points,
winning the discuss and taking Sec
ond in the shot put and third In
the broad jump.
-,,1oo-yard dash-Won By Pierce, Cath.
sasrd. aas seI ssiHna RandolDa:Mac fsurth. NJ:
sdns,n9 ssl,s, Washlns.on6 fifth. srundase' Johns
os :.soaa a'axa y Gg.sE RsEs: siss ss4a
Ps Se fSsTsh
olic; second. oKeefe. Catholic: third. Kei-
- s.teT; nth. ssoi. Johns Johns HoDfins. fine
,sso-ysrd run-won BY o'Keefe. Cath
sSS ssfs sfsh Wsido1' D'a John. Hopfins Tine
Mile run-won by Doyle. Catholic; sec
ond, Zuppa. Catholic: third, McQuain.
Prideexater;; fourth. Hall; Western Mary gn x
xa!er5: second qistt tAmsriesn,: third,
ern Maryland: NTH. Maxwell Delaware).
22o-ysrd low hurdles-warther wash
flss9 ihisd sdo0aS Mceasa ss~qaa s
fourth. johnson ,(Washingtonl: nth, seid-
Ter lBridgewater); Time Q:25.S.
ssa hvEsssWSR ss ass.Sn
sIesmund Johns Hopkins; al iith, Williams
aish iumpwwon By Nouss lLoyola>;
steven. 9aahsudst, and MASSEY Syohns
AopfIns,, s piehl '' oBTldssxstsl9 Po5tsT
aS WasShinEt9n. ana ,.in Hutton ecathoiic)'
iandj: third: Yerkes 1Washinstonj; fourth,
sestfs 70 'h fon saHsr
second. tie between Claggett tJohns Hop
@ sna cashei.c5 !0fs fsh eontessan
Height sSn. IL feet ,nchss. IN Ms.otsx ,c.sro.,
.econd saSl Yerkes 9wsshinsson1 "a % third sin
clair Washington; fourth Baer della
ware): fifth. Sliney (Catholic). Distance,
IL feet 3 inches.
ington): second, Sinclair (Washington);
third, Bodkins tBridgewater); fourth, Fur
Hopkins. Distance, III feet i inch.
Javelin throw-Won by Riehl (Catho-
lic); second. Breier Catholic: third. Cof-
man western Maryland fourth, Sadov-
ski tDelaware): fifth. Wolfe (Johns Hop
kinsl: Distance. 1874 feet ~ inches.
Mile relay trun at Penn Relays)-Won
by Catholic fWeschler, Zuppa, Doyle,
O'Keefe): second Brideewater; third,
Washington: fourth, Delaware; fifth,
Ioyola. Time, 3:25.6.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Trojan Trockmen
Smother Cards
NV the Associated pr.ss

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, May 9.-Cap-
turing IL first places and the
relay and sweeping three events,
the champion University Of
Southern California track and
field team rolled over Stanford
in a Pacific Coast Conference
dual meet today with q point
score Of 941s to 362s.
One meet record fell, the mile
relay. A quartet Of Kerns
Thomas, Wachtler and Anchor
Man Cliff Bourland ran the mile
in 3:13.1.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Moore, Ex-Red Pitcher,
To Join Cardinals
B5 the Associated Press.

B5 the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, May 9.-Manager
Billy Southworth of st. Louis re-
ported today that Whitley Moore,
former Cincinnati pitcher, would
join the Cardinal team soon.
Moore originally was sold to Ro-
chester, a Cardinal farm in the
international League. and protested
that he wouldn't return to the
minors. However, it was discovered
that waivers asked by the Reds
had expired and that he thus be-
came the property of the Cards.
Evening star., 1942-05-10

Totals 80 727 IL Totals 81 3 27 s
Mount st. Joseph's-- 40l 021 O13-12
Golzaga ---- POI 00l 300 d
Runs-Barry. Kirchner 90. Quill C2),
Mclcne co., Harris t2), Condor, wheaton.
Murphy CD. Roba, Claveloux Smith. Errors
Leonard c3D. Doetz. Murphy, Roba
keefe, Lauck 90. Smith. Two-base hit
-Kirchner. Three-base hit-Coakley.
Stolen bases-Roba. Murphy Double plays
Murphy TO Lauck to Waldron. Quill to
Leonard to Malone. Left on bases-Gon-
balls--Of Roba, .: off Maloney, 9 Struck
out-By Roba, 10; by Maloney 2; by An
derson. 2. Hits-Of Weetenhand 3 in
innings; on Maloney. 2 in 2 innings; OF
Anderson none in 2 innings, Hit by
hand >.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
ShortstopPer WolIoeso
Best in A. L., Says Mack

Py the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Jack
WallaeSa Of the Athletics is "the
shortstop of the American League
in the opinion of Connie Mack, 79-
year-old leader of the AS who has
seen all the great shortstops in the
last so years.