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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-04
HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Thursdays Results
Boston .. Detroit
Washington STA. Chicago 20
Only games scheduled
Today's Games
Cleveland at ST Louis G.. after.
noon and night.
New York at Washington night
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Hoyas Collect Four
Hits in Bowine 10
FeIIer by | 10 4
Wells, Twice UP Against
Naval Troining Ace.
Hos Perfect Day
Special Dispat tch to The Star.

Special DiSpstch TO Inc Star.
NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 29. - Bob
Feller pitched his nth victory OF
the year for the Naval Training
Station today as the Sailors
thumped Georgetown University,
81, to score their 8lst decision OF
the season.
Feller Limited the Collegians to
four safeties and uncorked wild
pitch to hand the Hoyas their lone
tally, scored in the third inning.
For six innings Feller found him.
self in a hurting duel with Lefty
Joe Wells of the visitors, but the
slim southpaw was batted out OF the
box In the seventh when the Sailors
solved him and Reliefer Branf1eld
for six hits and as many tallies.
Conway's double and Mel Pref
bisch's two-run homer into center
field featured the uprising The
Sailors scored their other tally in
the fifth when Fred Hutchinson
doubled and romped in on Con-
ways single.
Feller whitfield nine and walked
four. Bob has lost only three games
since enlisting. Today's victory was
the 17th in a row for the Blue
Jackets. They have lost but eight.
The same clubs meet again tomor-
row with Make Wilson doing the
hurting for the locals. The former
Piedmont League ace will be trying
for his Goth successive.
Wells made two of the hits OF
Feller in two times up. Kulikowski
and and Gabbianelli each got one.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Indians Nick Yankees
As Weather|y Puts
On Stick Show
Benched Day Before, He
Makes Five Hits in
6-to-5 Contest
E3 the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3e.-Roy
tStorny) Weatherly, benched yes
terday for weak hitting, returned to
the Cleveland lineup today and
staged q one e-man batting show that
carried the Indians to q 6-5 victory
over the New York Yankees IN the
final appearance OF the Tribe here
this season.
Appearing at the plate five times,
Weatherly hit three singles. q triple
and a home run, the last coming in
the fourth inning with q man on
base and providing the Indians with
their margin Of victory.
Lead Cut to Seven Games.
The defeat sliced the Yankees
lead in the American League pen
nant race to seven games over the
Boston Red Sox, who defeated Chi
cago.
The Indians did all their damage
against Starter Ernie Bonham, tag
ging him for 10 of their IL hits and
all their runs in the four innings he
worked. 1t was the fifth defeat for
Bonham. who has won II games.
Johnny Lindell stopped the In
dians cold in five innings OF relief,
but the Yanks failed to catch up
against Lefty AL Smith, although
they knocked him out in the eighth
when they scored their final run.
Yankees Bounce Back.
After Cleveland Tailed once In the
first inning on Weatherly's single
and double by Les Fleming, the
Yankees bounced back for three runs
in their half on q single by Phil
Rizzuto and doubles by Buddy Has
sett and Charlie Keller.
The lead lasted only until the
third, when Weatherly started a
three-run spree with a single. An
error by Gerry Priddy on Ken Kelt-
ner's inf1eld hit, singles by Fleming
and Lou Boudreau and an error by
Tommy Heinrich figured in the out
burst, which put Cleveland ahead to
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today

4y the A6Soclateo PreeS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Prob-
able pitchers for tomorrow's
major league double-headers
(won-lost records in paren-
theses:
National League.
New York at Chicago-Hubbell
CD and Mungo u-2) VS.. Olsen
(6-7) and Fleming (4-5) or Lee
(13-12).
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh -
French (13-3) and Wyatt u5-D
VS.. Sewen Q4-12) and Heintzel-
man (8-10.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Podgajny (5-12) and Hughes
(9-1D VS.. Wander Nicer 15-9
and Riddle go.
Boston at st. Louis-Tost
0o-D and Donovan d-5) VS.,
Beazley 16-5) and Gumbert
(7-5) or White t4-5).
American League.
Cleveland at Washington
Kennedy (4-6) and Harder
l0-lD VS.. Hudson (8-l2) and
Leonard DO.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Lyons 11-6) and Lee 1-3 VS..
Wolff dip and Marchildon
(l4-l2).
Detroit at New York-New-
houser (7-l0) and Trout tl0-15)
VS.. Breuer CD and Rufflng
(ll-D.
st. Louis at Boston--Niggeline
(l2-l0) and Galehouse I1-9) o,
Mumcrief (4-D vs.. Butland (4-l)
ana Judd go.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
badminton Tourney
Features Program
OF Eastern Boys

A badminton singles tournament
will be held on Tuesday at Eastern
Branch Boys Club as one of the
features OF this weeks sports pro-
gram there. Other Journeys listed
are paddle tennis singles on Thurs
day and paddle tennis doubles on
Friday.
The athletic schedule for the boys
club also lists football practice, foot
ball conditioning classes and
heavy swimming pool program.
The schedule:
Indoor Baseball
Monday, Indians vs.; Mats; Tuesday.
Reds; Thursday ySnsso1y YANKEES y. EntI tndi.ns VS.
Friday, Reds VS.. Yankees. All at / 80 pm.
Football Conditioning Glasses.
Monday, 90-pound team: Wednesday.
lob-pound team; Friday, 12O-pound team.
All At 2:so Pm
=. Tdgesdsy; d badminton. doubles; THURSDAY.
Friday, paddle tennis. doubles. 3:45 pm
Football Practice tOutdeorl.
Monday, 90-pound team. 105-pound
team, 12O-pound team.
Pool Prsgram.
Monday-BeRinnerS' instructions, water
safety instructions. elimination races
Tuesday-Fancy- diving Instructions, re-
lay vrsc.. races: besinnsrs instTuctions.
ords, vater-safety Instructions
Thursday-Fancy-di -diving Instructions
beginnerS instructions, midset-junior swim
hsh hunt. water-safety Instructions.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Dodgers
Continued From Page C-13

protest Of Brooklyn Manager Leo
Durocher after the seventh inning.
when Umpire Al BarNck ruled
against the Dodgers on 3 play at
first base.
The Dodgers scored All three Of
their runs oil Lon Warneke In the
first inning, which Dixie Walker
opened with . single. Arky Vaughan,
who scored the 1,000th run Of his
11-year major league career yester-
day, singled Walker to third and
Augie Galan followed with single
for one run.
Dom Dallessandro juggled the
ball long enough for Galan to reach
second and after Dolph Camilli
went down on q third called strike,
Joe Medwick was passed purposely
to fill the bases. Vaughan scored on
Billy Herman's outfield fy and
Mickey Owen delivered q single for
another tally.
Warneke checked the Dodgers
on four hits the rest of the way to
hang up his 10th win against nine
losses.
Cubs Score at Start.
Singles by Hack and Phil Cava-
retta and a walk to Lou Novikon
sent Allen to the showers with only
one out in the first. Hack scored on
an infield out, but Head escaped
with no more damage until the nth.
In that frame Sturgeon and War
neke hit successive singles and the
former scored on an outfield fly,
Head was charged with the loss,
his fifth against seven wins.
The play which resulted In Du-
rocher's seventh inning protest
started with Warneke on first base.
Hack grounded to Camilli, whose
throw to Peewee Reese forced War;
neke. Reese returned the ball to
Camilli and the Dodgers claimed he
tagged Hack when the latter turned
toward second after crossing first
base. Umpire Barlick, however,
disagreed.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Spark|es
As Giants Sweep
Buc Twin Bill
Hurls 3-Hitter in 20
Opener; Homers Tell
In IA kiehteop
E, the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, !, Aug. 2s.JThe
New, York Giants swept a double
header with the Pittsburgh Pirates
today, winning the opener, 2-o.. ON
the three-hit pitching Of Hal Schu-
macher and the nightcap, 7-4, with
l5-hft attack led by Mel OFT,
Johnny Mize and Mickey Whitek.
Whitek's double drove sin both
Giant tallies In the opener and gave
Schumacher the nod over Lloyd
Dietz, who yielded only five blows.
The Pirates came from behind
in the sixth inning of the second
game to tie the score with three
runs, but OFT smashed his twenty
fifth home run of the season in the
seventh and Mize follow Immediate
ly with his twenty-second four
master.
Those two blows routed Starter
Bob Klinger and brought in Aldon
Wilkie, who was touched for an
other run in the ninth when Witek
uncorked his second triple of the
game and scored on Otis outf1eld
fly.
Bob Carpenter started the night
cap for the Giants, but after the
Bucs loaded the bases In the sixth
he gave way to Bill MCGEE, who
gained credit for the win.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Two Championship
Battles on Today
In n. {. Loop

Two championship series games
are on tap today In the National
City Sunday Baseball League. The
A section title will be decided be-
tween Jacobsen Florist, second half
winner and winner Of the first game
Of q ree-game series, and Mailman
Photo, first-half titlist and winner
last Sunday.
This big tilt is listed for 3 O'Clock
on the South Ellipse diamond. Also
on the South Ellipse at 10:3o am.
will be the start OF three-game title
series in B section between Boyle's
Bar, first-half winner, and Victory
Club, second-half champion.
The junior section also has a game
listed, a replay of last Sundays 3-3
tie between Fort Stevens and Police
Boys Club No. 5. They tangle at l
o'clock on the East Ellipse.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Leone Tackles lonq;
Dusek, Mi||ich Mix
On Turner Mat

A double -barreled wrestling at
traction will be offered fans Wednes-
day night at Turner's Arena when
Michele Leone of Boston will engage
Johnny Long, Texan, and Ernie
Dusek, the Nebraska star, will mix
with Joe Millich OF st. Louis.
Dusek won from Leone last week
in 80 minutes with an airplaAe spin.
Millich on the same card beat down
Brother Rudy Dusek In II minutes
with body press.
Long maintained his winning
streak, using flying head scissors
to throttle Ace Freeman In II min
utes.
Promoter Joe Turner claims Mil
lich and Long are among the best
prospects Of the season.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Leonard Back as Slab Starter
As Mats, Tribe Play Twin Bill

been pitching batting practice for
several weeks and requested the
starting assignment.
Sid Hudson will hurl the first
game for Washington, with Tom
Ferrick and AL Milnar expected to
toll for the Indians.
Washington will be idle Monday
but then will plunge into a busy
week. The Mats will play Cleve-
land on Tuesday and meet the
White Sox In successive double
headers on Wednesday and Thurs
day. On Friday night they'll play
New York in the final local night
game and on Saturday they'll bat
tie the Yankees in q double header.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Large Field Expected
In CoIored Division
Of Ringer Event
Qualifying Tests to Open
Wednesday; Ford Set
For Title Challenge

Horseshoe pitchers throughout the
metropolitan district are looking to
action In the colored section of The
Stars horseshoe tournament, sched-
uled to start with qualifying tests
Wednesday. Title play will begin
September Z.
Pitchers desiring to qualify are
requested to report at any OF the
following courts: Commerce Build
ing, Fifteenth street and Constitu-
ton avenue; Irving street, near
Irving and Sherman avenues, and
Fourth street, Fourth and w streets.
Tests will start each evening at
o'clock and clerks will be on hand.
A new system of determining a
champion will be presented this
year. Instead Of four distinct but
interlocking tournaments as in the
past, the playoffs for the crowns Of
Washington, Southern Maryland,
Northern Virginia and the Metro
politan Area will be settled in one
round-robin tournament.
Sixteen in Round Robin.
The 16 high scorers In the 100
shoe qualifying tests this week will
pitch a round robin of 50-point
games in which all 16 men will meet
each other once. The winner will
be the metropolitan champion. The
other titles will 60 to those winning
the most games compared with con-
testants in their sectors.
Holsey Ford, defending champion,
will be exempted from the qualifying
test, but the Old Fox is working
daily on the Irving street courts and
exhibiting old-time form. He is
certain to receive worthy competi-
tion in the new style Of play from
such youngsters as George Ellis,
District colored champion who has
extended Ford to seven games in the
last two years IN Metropolitan play
offs, .sntssu at.a
Others in Running.
Among other contenders are
Charles Davis, Harry Budd, Andrew
Campbell, Ike Bell, Reginald Briscoe,
Raymond johnson, Speck Gather,
Robert Clemons, Harrison Tyler,
Ernest Murbry. Leon Hawkins, Oliver
Hargraves and Joe Dickerson. Play
ers are expected from Lincoln, Dun
bar. Rose Park, Barry Farms and
Mott Fairgrounds as well as from
Langston Terrace.
From Virginia, Walter Smith will
head a group OF newcomers qualify
ing on Smiths private courts while
Maryland will be represented by
Bernie Robinson, John Sembly,
Robert Green and Sammy williams.
All toss over so per cent ringers.
Evening star., 1942-08-30

For the first time In more than
four months Dutch Leonard will be
viewed by local fans in a starting
role today at Griffith Stadium when
the Mats tackle the Cleveland In
dians in a double-header starting
at 1:30 O'Clock.
Leonard, who suffered q broken
left leg and severely sprained ankle
on April 23, since has started only
in an exhibition game against Tren-
ton and his only appearance against
major league opposition was against
st. Louis on Tuesday when be
hurled two innings lii a relief role.
Still limping as the result Of his
injury, Leonard nevertheless has
Evening star., 1942-08-30
PBC No. 5 Bags Senior
Title, Junior Nine
Ties for Lead

No. 5 Police Boys Club team won
the senior championship and has
a share Of first-place tie in the
junior section OF the Police Boys
Club Baseball League.
The seniors cinched their crown
yesterday by topping No. TO- 90
In the other senior game, No. II
defeated No. 4, Al. No. SIS junior
nine won over No. 10, 11-3, to tie
with No. IL, which was swamped by
No. 4, 1-17.
The two leaders will play at Fair
lawn diamond Wednesday afternoon
at for the title.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Red Sox Buy OutfieIder

BOSTON, Aug 20 (R.-The Bos-
ton Red Sox today announced the
purchase. for spring delivery, of
Tommy Mcbride, right handed out
fielder with the Little Rock Trav-
elers of the Southern Association
Mcbride, n, Is hitting .333 with Lit
tie Rock. Last year with the same
club he batted $40.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Scholastic Pressure Bound Be Felt Ys Harvard and Princeton Atet
DoIIus Boil Team
Really Mukeshift

Ry the Associated Press.
DALLAS, Tex, Aug. G-base
ball as it is played by the Dallas
Rebels of the Texas League:
There's a catcher III center
field, a pitcher in right field. and
the left fielder has to pitch every
four or flve days.
Sales. losses to the armed forces
and injuries have cut the squad
to 11--and four of them are
pitchers.
Home games, though, aren't
so bad. Three young fellows
who have to work daytimes can
help the team at night home
games.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Methodist bowIers
Plan 10 Increase
Size Of League
Ministers Support ldeo;
Varied Contests on
Top for Today

With many ministers and church
dignitaries backing the plan, meet
ing to expand the already large
Methodist Church Mems Duckpin
League has been called for tomorrow
night at 8 O'Clock at the Mount Yer
non Place Church by Howard NJ
Stackhouse, president and a member
of the Emory Methodist Church
team.
Other officers of the loop, which
will open its season next month at
Hi-Skor. are Ed Newcomer of Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist, vice presi-
dent: Johnny Eckstine Of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist, secretary;
Hugh Harstin Of Epworth Methodist,
treasurer, and Walter Snellings of
East Washington Church, scorer.
Eckstine, besides being a member of
the champion Mount Vernon No.
team, gained additional laurels last
season as high scratch man in The
Evening Stars giant War bond tour
nament with "a. His prize In the
event, which drew nearly 10000 man
and woman contestants, was 4 800
bond.
All captains and bowlers OF last
seasons Il teams and others desiring
new franchises urgently are request
ed to attend the meeting.
p. G. County Women Meet.
Bowlers Of the Prince Georges
County Ladies' League will meet to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock at the
Hyattsville Recreation to discuss
final plans for the opening OF the
season September IA. Patsy Afford,
league president, will preside.
Another varied Sunday bowling
program Is carded this afternoon
and tonight with nearby drives
staging five of the six attractions.
Out to win their 14th victory in
20 matches. the standout summer
time twosome of Madge Lewis and
Al Wright will engage Boots Petit
and Ell Geib, new combination, a.
an added attraction to the Smoke.
for Yanks mixed benefit tourna
mert which Manager Jack Tullocr
will stage at the Alexandria Recrea
ton. Both events will start al
3 o'clock
After he opens his weekly Airing.
|. ton Bowling Center mixed handicar
underway at 2 o'clock. Manager Pau
James, along with Lillian Copeland
will skip over to Northeast Temple
for q mixed doubles match with
Pilot Bill Gartrell and Ruby Parry
at 8 o'clock. The Arlington team
was recent victor over the North.
east combination.
Other Engagements on Tap.
Also Of interest tonight will be thu
Convention Hall Clarendon team
battle at Clarendon Bowling Center
and the Bethesda Bowling Center.
Brookland clash at Brooklant
Recreation. Both features are dowr
for 3 o'clock.
The invading Hallmen viii In.
clude Red Megaw, captain; Mo-
Meade, Butch Hutchinson, Johnn,
Ressa and Leon Eeischer while thu
Clarendons will have AL Wright. lie,
Marcy, Joe Weakley, Jack Perrell
Jack Talbert and Chick Darr.
With Capt. Frank Riley, r. L
Willis, Bill King, AL Cissel and Larr,
Pugh firing away the Bethesdan,
are expected to make the Brook.
land quint OF Nick Rinaldi, Kar
Gochenour, Ray Watson, Jo'
Freschi and Elvin Shank hustle t,
win.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Cubs Buy outfieIder,
Pitcher From TuIsu
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Purchase Of
a pitcher and outfielder from the
Tulsa Club Of the Texas League was
announced today by James T. Gal
lagher, general manager of the
Chicago Cubs.
The players are Joe Berry, a
right-hander who has won l8
games and Marvin Rickert, a left
handed batter who has been hitting
around 3l0.
They will report to the Cubs at
| the end of Tulsa's season.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
MarshaII's Home Run
For Reds al Start
Beats Braves, 10
BY the Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 20. Paul
Derringer blanked the Boston
Braves, 10, with five hits today.
The Cincinnati run was Rookie Max
Marshall's homer into the right field
stands in the first inning.
Derringer and Mamie Salvo,
Boston ace, put up a good mound
duel.
The 1ight-hitting Reds were un-
able to get a man past first base
after the opening inning. Salvo
allowed four more singles, an in
ming apart, and walked Marshall
in the eighth.
Sibbi Sisti doubled for the Braves
in the first, but was stranded. Man.
ME Fernandez singled to open the
sixth and lombard walked, but
Derringer left them where they
were
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Missouri Valley Net
5emis Gained by ;
Seeded Players
Py the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated PreSS.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 29.-The
three top-seeded entrants in the
Missouri Valley tennis tournament
gained the semifinal round today
along with an unseeded player.
Dick Hainline, Iowa City, turned
back his fellow Iowan, Wayne An
derson OF Shenandoah, Ga, 60;
Sterling Lord, Burlington, Iowa,
won from Gail Voigt, Kansas City,
60, SO. and H. E. Shikles. Kansas
City, eliminated Ralph Hart, St.
Louis, Ga, 1-6, 6-3. Unseeded
Ed Loring of Kansas City defeated
Bob Flournoy, also OF Kansas City,
e2, Is.
Hainline meets Lorfing and
Shikles takes on Lord tomorrow.
In the women's doubles jeanne
Dunn, Des Moines, and Mickie Nc
Pherson, Omaha. won the right to
oppose Maxine Richardson of Okla
homa City and Betty Ruth Hubert,
st. Louis, In the finals.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Totals a sxoa O rotal. o. q ar

Totals "a sx26 . Totals "a a271i
TWO out when winning run scored
5rooklyn ------- 800 600 OOO--3
Chicago ---- 100 Ol0 OO2-4
Runs-Walker, Vaughan. Galan. Hack.
McCullough. Merulo Sturseon Errors-
Dallessandro, Nicholson. Runs batted in
Herman; Galan. Owen. Dallessandro, Foxx.
bases-Brooklyn. 8: Chicaso. z. Bases on
ba!ls-On Allen, L: OF Head. /: OF War
neke. 2. Struck out-By Head, 3: BY war.
OF Head. in 2ss innings: OF Casey. i IN
= inning. Losing pitcher-Heed. Um-
nelli. Time-2:14. Attendance-(ActuaD
1857.
Evening star., 1942-08-30

Runs - Gabbianelli. Parker, Carlin.
Hutchinson, Smith (2). Preibisch. Conway.
Feller. Two-base hits-Hutchinson. Com
way. Home run-Preibisch. Errors
Gyorsydeak. Hines. Hassett. Stolen bases
-Metelski, Conway. Smith. Double play
Gee. as9Tseteyp :: s:,s. n w.T. Bases On
Hits-On wells, in ga inninGs; of
Branfield, 8 in as innings. Hit BY pitcher
by Wells lPreibischl. Wild pitches
Feller and Wells. Losing pitcher-Wells
Umpires-Messrs. Kroger and siegel. Time
Of Eame-1 80.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
White Sox, Hume Springs
Open Title Series

Virginia White Sox and Hume
Springs baseball teams begin a
three-game series today for the
championship Of Northern Virginia.
Today's game Is listed for 8 o'clock
on the Hume Spring diamond.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
SECOND GAME

Runs-Werber, Wltek I3].. Ott Mize,
Rnss4 Runs 5sss
in-ott %, Witek. Coscarart, Mise 90,
Barrett (2l.. Fletcher, ,Two-base hit-Mize.
runs-Ott, Mize. Sacrince-JuYges. Dou-
bic plays-Jurges to Witek to Mize; Witek
to Jurees TO Mize. Left on bases-New
Carpenter. o. Oh McGee, /. Struck OUT
By klineer, s. By Carpenter. l; Hits-on
1 inninss; Oh KiinTer II in in 6Is inninss:
on Wilkie, In 27s innings Winning
pitcher-McGee. Losing pitcher-KlinRer
Umpires - Messrs Stewart, Dunn and
Sears. Time-1:b9. Attendance (actuaD
-5,2l2.
Evening star., 1942-08-30

Runs-Ferris. Kibler (4D. Moore t2l
Reeves 90, Dechard co. Cook (3. Gal
lasher te), Richardson, Nellie Errors, Sim
Moore, Kibler, Ferris. Two-base hits
Kibler. Richardson. Struck out-By Tim
mons. 6; by Boyle. 3.
Evening star., 1942-08-30

Runs--Hockett, Weatherly go. Keltner,
Fleming, Rizzuto, Hassett, Heinrich, Di
Grimes. Runs batted in-FleminE t2).
Heinrich. Di Massio .f2, Keller. Heath.
Weatherly t2). LindeI. TEo-base hits
= Weatheriy. Home run - Weatherly.
Stolen bases---Boudreau. Di Magsic;
to Gordon to Hassett; Boudreau to Grimes
to F1eming.- Left on baseS-Nev York. 5:
Cleveland, g, Bases on balls--On smith.
81; BY Smith, 5; BY Lindell. g. Hits-On
Bonham. 10 in 4 innings; Oh Lindell.
in innings; OF Smith. in 1-3 inn
inxs; OH Bagby. in / 2.3 innings. VIM
ming pitcher-Anith. Losing pitcher
Bonham. Umpires-Messers. Summers,
PipEras and Pasarella. Time-2:1S. At
tendance-2,931
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Total 35 1927 Totals 80 427 o

No. s o-------------- 100 3s55d SS0o00-1I
Lynch (25, Horsn. o'Hsre, Cater. win.
'sn Tsnnyson rssersSoHh Sh.rs mi n sssi cohsn e.
Sims. Two-base hits-Deer, Sims, Purdy
Three-base hits-Tennyson, Purdy. Struck
out-Hy OHare. g; by Pinocci.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Final Standings.
estefdAy1 Camel
aTNInRz

Runs-Resnick t2), Osman, Kilgalen co.
Sims. German. s.. Baird, Russell. Two
base hits-Resnick, Pinocci. Three-base
kalen., Struck out-By Pohutsky. @; BY
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RUNS - werner, Mancuso. Errors -
Gu Tine, Dietz. Runs bAtted
Stolen mi'fa ssseMzs vssaii hi%Sisss
cher. Dietz Double play--Witek to Jurges
70 Mize. Left on bases-,-New, York. s;
Pittsburgh, 3. Base on balls-Schumacher
! pietz 2. Strikeouts-Dietz. 8: eehu-
macher. 5. Umpires-Messrs. Sears, Stew
art and Dunn. Time-1:47.
Evening star., 1942-08-30

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toronto, 40; Montreal % (second
Kame seven inninss)
Baltimore. 8; Newark. 8.
Rochester, IL: Buffalo, Go inninss),
syracuse. 5; Jersey City, l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, 10; st. Paul, /.
Minneapolis. 8: Milwaukee. 2.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
RUNS BATTED IN

williams. Red Sox ~ OFT. Giants - 25
Keller. Yankees 90 Mize, Giants %
Laabs, Browns - % Camilli, DODGERS 81
RUNS BATTED IN.
ts.s.f s,ss.bt.1 Nstbts..i
Doerr, Red Sox 81 Medwk, bodgers IS
Evening star., 1942-08-30

Runs Veihmeyer. Fitzgerald. Hurd,
Redmiles, Barrett. Errors-McDonald, De
Atley. Russell Two-base hit-Canard.
Evening star., 1942-08-30

Run - Marshall. Errors - None. Run
hatted in-Marshall,. Two-base hit-sisti.
Boston. Z; Cincinnati, 5. bases on balls
-salvo, !; Derringsr, 2. strikeouts-
MaRerkLTth. Jorda and Barr. Time-l :33.
Attendance-1,1S1.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
BoseboII's Big Six
B, the Associated Press.

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