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Evening star., 1942-07-01

public to decide themselves whether
their calls are essential
Both the local Office and the Bell
System plan to step up its publicity
campaign to discourage the use OF
toll lines for nom essential calls.
This is being done in compliance
with Chairman James L. Fly of the
War Communications Board, who
warned that the Government might
have to impose priorities if users
fail to curtail telephone service.
Millions are in camp. The least
YOU can do is buy a stamp.
Evening star., 1942-07-01
Marry at Home, Urges
Georgia County Official
Gs the Associated Press

Es the Associated Press,
VADOSTA. Ga.-The advertise
ment on social pages of Valdosta
newspapers reminds prospective
bridegrooms that:
Plenty of marriage licenses on
hand ready to be used. Why not
marry at home instead of running
out of your county. Save time, save
tires, save gas and save your money.
"If you are not familiar with the
marriage laws of our State, call on
me. T. w. Holcombe, ordinary"
Evening star., 1942-07-01
Drive Chairman Named

LEONARDTOWN. Md, July l.
Kenneth Duke has been named
chairman of the United Service
Organizations Drive for st. Marys
County,
Evening star., 1942-07-01

that 1t usually gets
results--that's why
90 many say "S.S.S.
Tonic builds sturdy
health and makes
you feel like your
self again"
At all drug stores
IN 10 and 20 ounce
sIzes. G S.S.S. Co.
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
LIGA NACIONAL
Derrota de los PIGtGS

Los Rojos lie atizaron IL Oil
lotes' a les Piratas de Frisch y
ganaron ell desafio con anota-
ci6n de 9 carreras contra 5.
Starr recibi6 cr6dito por Ell EXT
to, aunque Beggs lie relieve en-
las dltimas "entradas". Frank
Mccormick, Ell inicialista, bate6
un jonrr6n, un "terapeuticc"
hizo dos carreras e impulse O.
tras tres. Ival Goodman tuvo IN
dfa perfecto en- Ell manejo de Ia
''cachiporra" Y descarg6 dos "tu
beyes" y dos "simples", en- cua-
tro wees. Alfonso Lopez bate6
I'm simple.
Abreu, la segunda del Cincin-
natl, aport6 I'm cuadrangular y
pas6 dos veces la gonna.
Cincinnati SC, 11h, De; Pitts
burg &c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
LOS GIGANTES


La novena de Mel OFT solo Pc
90 cuatro hits frente a los Bra
vos de Boston, pero supo encade
narlos de modo que lie dieron 8
carreras y la victoria. Ocho I'll
Totes" sacaron los hombres de
Boston, pero solo les ~valieron pa
IA una carrerita. Willard Mar
shall, ell sensational ncwato, ba-
tee IN "jonron" y fue el factor
de mayor importancia en- el par
lido. Pitcher ganador: Melton.
Serpentinero con la suerte dc
espaldas: lost.
Fernandez, Ia 3b de los Bra
vos. no bate6 de "hit."
Boston 1c, Oh, De; New Yorl
&c, All, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

mozo, miranda a SUI cliente con
una curiosidad nueva.
u Ha mirado listed bien?
-Por TODD ell establecimien-
to, sehora: los WGters, Ia sala
del billar, los saloncillos del en-
tresuelo... ipor tOdas partes!...
-iY no esta?
i NADIA, sonora!
La marquesa sinti6 ahora
que la terra Sc hundia bajo sus
pies.
Este hombre debia estar le-
yendo en- su rostro la augusta
infinita de su alma.
Tn leve jadeo Sc escapaba de
la boca de la Cenci, que, hacien-
do un gran esfuerzo, aGn pudo
anadir:
1tEsta usted SECURE?
-i0h, mire, andan buscan-
dolo tambien otros dos compa-
heros y el mismo dueho, al que
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

la llegada 5a otr-s mozos Y de-
perjisn.es 5el e~stcbte eimiento
Les dos lim9isto.as, los tres
botones, al yer al propia.ario
con aque,la sonora, Sc acerca-
ban, husmsarj2 algdn suceso
que les diara motive de c,nver-
saci6n para toda Ia semana.
Tambi6n habia salido a la
puerta del cafe la mujer del te-
.@fonc, y dos 0 tres chicos Y me-
galbetas del bar, con sus chaoue-
tas blancas.
Estes miraban lesde lejos ell
grupo tornado por el dueho Y
los mozos.
Agueda, reunierjo todas sus
fuerzas, Sc decide al fin. a abrir
Ia carta.
iQu9 iba a leer, gran dos?
Pero rasg6 el sobre.
Fuera Is que fuara, era prefe-
rible salir de dudas.
Desdobl6 @ plieguecillo. !
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
"A GACErA
Los desdfiios de mafana en- Ell Parque Cusaden
Ell Circulo Cubano contra los Caballeros Leales

Los desafios dominlcales de
la Liga Intersocial Sc efectua-
ran manana, comenzando a la
1870, en- Ell parque Cuscaden.
La novena del Circulo, Cuba
no, que lleva alcanzadas tres
v~ictorias y que parece ser ell ira
buco mayor, jugara en- Ell pri:
.mer partido con Ia de los Caba-
lleros Leales, reforzada un tam
10 la semana pasada.
El Cfrculu utilizara a uno de
,sus mejores pitchers, aunque los
peritos aseguran jue los man.
bises pueden ganar hasta con
"un tirador de piedras".
Dirigidos por Ortega, los Lea
les, que la semana pasada derro-
taron a la Unione Italiana, Sc
proponen repetir Isl la buena
suerlte les syuda".
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

raz.namiento interior, v ana.
6i6:
Els que. ivera listed! Yo
mismo estaba buscando a su es-
poso, cuando ha ntraido esta car
"a al mcstrador. La ha trafdo ell
chico de un continental. I'm DO
tones. Y en- seguida, no Sc por
que! he adivinado que era u.s.
ted la deStinataria.
-Si, es para mf-pudol muir
murar Agueda, que habia leido
su nOmbre estampado en- el So
bresillo blanco.
Al mismo tempo. su rcstro,
sus manos, tomaban Ia lividez
cerdlea de la carne de los muer-
tos...
I'm templor convulsivcl Sc ha-
bia apoderado de la linda mar
quesita.
Porque habia reconocido Ia lie
ira de Dimitri.
l'Esta carta era de su amante!
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
CON Los GUANTES
JACK BLACKBURN

Muri6 aver, a la edad de SO
amos, en- Chicago, el negro Jack
(Ohappie) Blackburn, ell entire
nador del campe6n Jose Luis.
Sc lie creia fuera de peligro
cuando lie sobrevino una recall
da.
Gui6 a Jose Luis en- las prin-
cipales etapas de la carreras del
campe6n.
Antes de entrenar a Luis,
Blackburn habia acondicionado
a tan habiles boxeadores eeme
Sammy MandeNl, que fuera cam
pe6n del peso ligero'; John Hen
ry Lewis, un brillante campe6n
de las ITS libras, y Bud Taylor.
Antes de meterse a enltrena =
dor, Blackburn figure como pu-
gil en- la categoria del peso Ii
gero.
En- uu total de 80 peleas, solo
|perdi6 dos. Su primera derrota
la encontr6 a manos de Joe Cans
y la segunda frente a Roy Pei
key, de Los Angeles,
Luis ha pedido permiso para
asistir al entierro y lie sera con-
cedidO.
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
CORTADA LA CADENA DE
TRIUNFOS

Ell pitcher Hoerst cort6 la ca
dena de triunfos de los Esquiva-
rdores de Brooklyn, los 'bultos,"
y los Phillies ganaron ell parti-
do, con un total de 4 carreras Y
IL therapeutics"
Danny Litwhiler ayud6 con
cuatro "hits" y dos carreras, en-
cuatro veces al bate. Higbe fue
81 lanzador maltratado. Ben Wa
rem dispar6 un oportuno "Jilo~
e." en- Ell octave, con las bases
ilenas.
Brooklyn &c, 5h, lie; Filadei-
fla &c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

Jugaran ell segunio partido
las fuertes novenas del Centre
ASturiano y la Unione Italiana.
La semana pasada fueron e.
chadcs del terreno, por desobe-
decor las 6rdenes de los arbi-
tros, ell director de los astures,
'Faustino Casares, Ell pitcher r.
.Pulido y 81 habil jardinero Jime
nee.
Sc proponen los arbitros, Sc
gun tenemos entendido, mantle
ner la mas compl6ta discipline
durante los juegos, va que Ell
pals condena las discusiones ind
tiles y requiere de todos una e.
xacta compression de los debe-
res civicos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
SORPRESA PARA LOS
Medals ROJAS

Al llegar la novena entrada pa
recfa segura la derrota de los
Yankees; pero los homores de
Mccarthy salieron del letargo y
anotaron siete carreras que no
eran esperadas. Dick Newsome
"explot6" en- el Gltimo momento.
Myke Ryba entr6 a relevarle,
pero sin contener al ~"enemigo."
Pegaron pelfculas de cuatro es
quinas, Joe Gorion, Domingo
Di Maggie Y Deer.
New York &c, l6h, lie; Bos-
ton &c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
A~TROPELLADOS LOS CAR
DENALES

Agrupardo sus hits Ia novena
del "clich&" atropeIl6 aver a los
Pajarcs Rojos de San Luis. Pc
go ell Chicago cinco ~"jilotes" y
los vencilos uno mas, seis. Sc lie
concedi6 la victoria al pitcher
Schmitz y la derrota a Pollet.
Hernandez, ell receptor de los
Cubs, fue dos wees al bate y no
consigui6 sacar la pelota en- for
ma estilizada, de "ilote." Musial
no "conect6," en- tres veces.
San Luis &c, Oh, Be; Chicago
4c, 5h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

Bob P4trick1e dej6 lr Ia "maca-
ma" q 10 pelota, con toda sa fuer
"a, y &c produjo I'm 'jonron' y Ia
victoria para les Tigres. Las o.
tras dos carreras del ~encuentro
tambien Sc hicieron por medic
de uadrangulares "asestados"
por Rudy York DIN Holloway.
Corsica sustituy6 a Benton y Sc
lie otorg6 la victoria. Lanzador
derrotado: Smith.
Chicago 1c, Sh, 2e; Detroit &c
4h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

Sc acercaba un senior bajito,
grueso, muy bien trajeado y con
un aire serio y grave y reposa-
do de amo uncomfortable.
Traia un sobre en- la mano, y
Sc incline sobre Agueda, hacien-
do una reverencia respetuosa:
-iPerd6n, senoral iEs listed
la sonora Agueda Cenci?
En- efecto-repuso la mar
quesa, cuya lividez Sc acentu6
con la sorpresa de yer que este
sencr conocia su nombre y ape
llido.
@IY esta sonora es Ia que
buScaba a su marido, no?
ST, senior, si-repuso el mo-
20 que habia servido a les aman-
ties.
FL dueho del cafe asinti6 en-
sileneio, como coDtestando . I'm
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

ma" mientras Loo Indios, con
las cabelleras destlenzadas, Pc
garon siete wees de 'hits" Y pa
saron dos wees por Ell home"
Er triunfo Sc lie di6, per haberlO
conquistado, a Harder.
Lanzador en- desgracia Gale
house.
Cleveland %, III, lie; San Luis
All, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

Los Atleticos les sOltaron IL
hits a les Senadores y les metie-
ron debajo de la CANA.
Estalella descargo un cua-
triangular por los derrotados,
Gomez no pudo "ccnectar."
Faadeifia &c, 12h, lie; Wash
ington &c, All, Sc.
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
La Gaceta Folletin No. 295
TONIC rtkD MIRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ciencia de colegiala.
5iY 81 Dimitri...?
iPero mol
Su pensamiento, apenas for
mulada la idea brutal terrible,
la rechaz6 con indignation, CO.
mo algo absurdo, como algo
m~onstruoso que no puede acep-
tarse.
De pronto, Agueda sinti6 que
sc le paraba Ell coraz6n.
FL mozo volvia.
o
- ue?-pregunt6 la mar
quesa, incorporandose a pesar
suyo.
NO estA, sehora-repuso Ell
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

Subscription semanal: 20 c
iSOS Ia. Ave-, YbOr City. Fla
TeEsfono Y 37eS
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
La carta era muy corta.

La carta era muy corta.
La marquesa comenz6 a leer
con avidez febril.
Y, de prontO, un grito hOrren
o@ espantoso, Sc escape de su
garganta.
Al mismo TEMPO, Su cabeza,
81 busto, Sc echaron atras... y
.au5iera caido al suelo, con una
,repIdaci6n nerviosa v ono e.
ies'rica, a no haberla sostenido
los tres mozos..,
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

E. Il noveno "episOdio," lue-
go de haber sido "retirado" dos
bateadores, Ell jardinero novato
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
DEPORTES

LA PEIOT EN- LAS GRAN.
DIES LIGAS
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

hemos avisado! iAh, mire, aqui
viene!...
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

VlctoFiano Manteiga, Edito
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
OAPITULO XXI
La Glaze del enigma

Ifka no quiso cenar aquella no
che.
Volvia del puerto con Ell alma
aesoia,da, la boca SEGA y una SEN
sacion de v~encimientO, do hu-
mlJiacion, que la mataba. Con 81
anna ruda y primitive, con ~
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
LIGA AMERICANA

Victoria por medic de I'M jOnrOn
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

El dueho del cafe, q~ueriendo
interpreter, a su modo, la zozo-
bra de esta senora, ahadi6, en-
ell tono meloso y suave del que
anunciar una desgracia:
II Quiza su esposo Ia expli-
que a listed ahi en- esa carta, 10
que lie ha ocurridol..
-Si, tai vez-repusu Ague-
da, como an eco dolienFe.
Ell amo del cafe, los tres mo-
EOS que buscaran antes al ma
rido de esa %sencra", Sc habian
indinado sObre ella, fernando
IN zorro q. Sc sument6 adn con
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
SEXTA r CONSECU
TIVA

Los Browns, con los fuegos a.
pagadcs, no lQegaron a la go
La gaceta., 1942-04-25

JQue iba a leer, pues?
ISu sentencia de muerte?
iAlgu horrible, e~spantoso, in
ACCEPTABLE, algo que va habia pa
sado momentos antes por su pen
samiento, como una sombra,
ccmo un aviso de tragedia?
IAN, Dios, gran Dios!
La gaceta., 1942-04-25
ia Sat ff'

a-~-;SAt.- ss- { 49,"
40 mas circuIAciOn sA IannpA
Evening star., 1942-05-28
BEING q Yunk Does Something to Them

old because he hit higher than
Hasse broke the with
Brookynthe Bomers Ed first first base
lacked the experience sent Joe Mccarthy
to Buddy
third high the club Not
40 is leading Heinrich Fzzuto
Selkirk much Hassett
the baseman the American League
them heads It's like golf with three dubs
against playing invariably
things ball players They used to winning
their plus their
Has Dagrens zacharys who from
played their heads
Washington In 1929 he
Yankees That's what environ
luck, do
Evening star., 1942-05-28

Cleaning the cuff-The reason
Heinz Becker likes to play first
base for the Milwaukee Brewers
is that he found 1t "too lonesome"
when he was an outflelder. One
of the promising performers in
Vic Fleming's stable of trotting
hosses is a 2-year old filly named
Emily Post. A well-mannered
filly, no doubt.
Unique records-Marty Servo,
who fights Ray Robinson at the
Garden tonight, never appeared
in a four-round preliminary; he
made his pro debut in a six. And
Robinson never went that dis
tance except when he picked the
fourth to f1atten an opponent.
Marty had won 46 successive
fights when Ray stopped his
streak last year; Robinson now
has won 81 straight as a pro.
Tulane sent the names OF six
1941 seniors to Arch Ward Of
the Chicago Trib for the all-star
football ballot. Five of them are
In the Navy or will be by next
month. George Pillsbury, re-
Gently elected Yale crew cap
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Now Hossett Becomes Yankee Hero

AS they Yankees probably have
be oyerhauled D Maggie
could the Yankees could lose almost
anybody else still
havep
Yankees
pennan championship Dahlgren
National League Now looks If they
him,
Yankees-to
roll right along usual
Roe third without
frsta class of the league
If he the Yanks would
National League He came
all the good players they can
club
Evening star., 1942-05-28

Siegel, Boston Traveller: CLARK
Shaughnessy, who is winding up
spring football practice at Mary
land this week, has as his as
sistants a bacteriologist, an
agronomist and a chemist. He,
himself, is an optimist."
Service Dept.-When he played
basket ball in West Philadelphia
and later drew sports cartoons
for the Evening Ledger, Bob
Bowie was 6 feet 4 and weighed
only 140 pounds; he had to fill
up on bananas and water to make
the weight requirements for the
Army. Now, after four months
in uniform at Jefferson Barracks
and Lowry Field, Bob has put
on q pounds without gulping a
single banana. Checking over
the list of Texans who recently
were decorated for bravery in
action in the Pacific war zone,
Amos Mention of the Fort Worth
Star-Telegram learned that 10 of
the bombers of Toxic were former
college and high school athletes
and three other ex-footballers
had received awards for valor.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Nv HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,
Wide World Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, May 28.-One-
minute sports page-There was
only one private, Jack Isaacs OF
Langley Field, Va, in the six
man Army contingent in the
PIG. A. tournament; all the rest
were corporals. Betty Robinson
who was Olympic track cham
pion in 1928, is working in one
of the War stamp booths at Lin
coin Fields. They're blaming the
war for the absence of Squawks IN
the Kitty League this season.
The circuit had tough time
lining up six jumps to work for
$3.50 a month and expenses and
apparently the wolves are afraid
to get too tough or those six will
head for the Army or defense
plants. Horsemen at Belmont
complain that they have to pay
s38 a ton for the stuff they feed
their nags-who said that amt
hay7
Today's guest star - Arthur
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Robinson 'sKeen
Punch Menaces
Servo Again
12lst Straight Win
Goal of WoIIoping
Harlem WeIter
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated prasS Gnorts uTrifar

NEW YORK, May 28.-The Navy
took Red Cochrane and his welter-
weight championship out of circula-
ton just about the time Ray Robin
son was due TO get a crack at the
crown, so the Harlem Hammer is
going to try to take this loss out on
Coast Guardsman Marty Servo in
Madison Square Garden tonight.
The chances are he'll do all right,
too. Although he had a tough time
whipping Marty the last time they
tangled, last September. the skinny
Swatter is l to or more to repeat
and chalk up his 12lst straight VIC
tory in his unbeaten run as an anna
tuer and pro. This corner likes
him to win the 10-round decision.
Some 5000 of the faithful are
expected to turn out for the bout
and chip in to a gross pot of $40 900
or so to see the Hammer do his
stuff. There's a slim chance they
may be surprised. because Servo, a
baby-faced kid out Of Schenectady.
has the crowding. hooking style
which figures to make trouble for
the uptown thumper.
But all in all, Robinson has the
speed. the boxing ability and the
punching power to take care Of the
up-Stater in his usual style. He's
particularly adept with a haymaker
right that has made the brides sing
for more than tWO-thirdS of his 81
professional opponents.
Yet. he had to turn on the heat at
a fearful clip in their first get-to-
gether in Philadelphia last fall TO
pull out the decision in the final
chapter. And on that occasion.
Servo was just out of a sick-bed a
week or so and insists he wasn't
ready for a tough 10 rounds.
Servo. who. served three-year
hitch in the National Guard before
enlisting in the Coast Guard. is a
cousin of Lou Ambers. the ex-light-
weight boss. and has picked up
quite a few of the Herkimer Hurri-
canes neater boxing tricks.
He's also using a pair of LOUIS
old boxing shoes, because he figures
they're good luck charms.
On that basis, a couple Of horse
shoes Gin his gloves wouldn't hurt
a bit tonight.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Great Lakes Victory
Over Camp Grant
Is t4th in Row
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSoCldleu ITeSs
CHICAGO, May 28.-Great Lakes
baseball winning streak stood at IA
games today after the sailors VIC
tory r in yesterdays charity game
with the soldiers of Camp Grant.
The triumph, before 1856 persons
who contributed $10,455 to the
Army-Navy relief fund, was by a
4-to-1 marginp
Until the ninth they had shut
out on the two-hit pitching of Don
Godfredsen.
The game marked a resumption Of
baseball rivalry that started between
Great Lakes and Camp Grant in
World War I. The soldiers won all
three games played in the series Is
years ago.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Milwaukee BoIsters
First-PIace Margin
By Walking 10 Win
By the Associated Press.


The attempt of the Milwaukee
Brewers to bolster their first place
margin before taking on the chal-
lenging Kansas City Blues this week
end is beginning to show progress.
Milwaukee picked up more ground
last night and now leads the Blues
by 212 games in their fight for
American Association honors.
The Brewers were restricted to a
mere four hits yesterday at Louis
vile, but they made the most of
eight walks off Pitcher Lou Lucier
to whip the Colonels. 4 to 8. The
defeat was Louisville's 18th by one
run and dropped it to last place.
Kansas City, meantime, got few
hits and even fewer walks off George
Gill at Indianapolis and wound up
a 5 to 0 shutout victim.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Best Victory Total for Pitcher Since 1884 Looms for Bonham With in Row
Win, Lose or Draw
As Things Shape Up at the Quarter Pole
By FRANCIS {. STAN.
Star staff Correspondent.

The way the major league shape it looks
the World Series there World Seriesw be between the
Yankees and Brooklyn straight time October Of
course long of and the Buns find themselves threat
beaten the BOTH
they could make farce of the American League again
If there club lick the Bombers hasn't looked that
Cleveland
fine still off the Yankees But figures
Feuer will
Feller could losing streak
Washington Yankees seemed to think
would the Boston Red
Rung Bill Dcy talking about the day IN their
said Ruhng and they're hard
to beatn theiroy park"
Evening star., 1942-05-28

Runs batted in--Willams t2). Pesky t3l.
Fox 90. Two-base hit-Estalella. Sacri
1ces-Newsom, Judd. Double plays-Re-
pass, Pofahl and Vernon Cronin. Doerr and
Finney; Evans and Repass; Pofahl, Repass
and Vernon. Left on Bases-Boston 3;
Washington 3. Bases on balls-Of New
som 4. off Judd >. off Carrasuuel /. off
Cathey /. Struck out-By Newsom. 3:
by Judd, 5. Hts-Off Newsom s in 5ls
innings; off Carrasquel in 22z innings;
off Cathey l in ! inning. Wild pitch
Newsom. Losing pitcher-Newsom. Um.
pires-MesSrs. Passarella. Hubbard and
MCGOWAN. Time-2:15. Attendance
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Successive Games Under Arcs
Acid Test for Night Play Here
Tonight to Show if Lote Stort Can Lure
Fons Despite Mats Low-Grode Baseball

a studied indifference toward night
baseball, however, there will be
rush to trim many evening engage
ments off next seasons schedule AS
novelty, night baseball has been
success, but the St. Louis Browns
have discovered night baseball and
losing teams still add up to pathetic
crowds.
Wynn on Hill Tonight.
Griffith, anyway, should have the
answer shortly. After week end
at New York and Boston the Mats
will return to Grifith Stadium for
night games with the Browns on
Tuesday and Wednesday. Within a
week acid will have been sprayed
generously over that light system
and Mr. Griffth will know what
to expect on blistering summer
evenings.
Early Wynn, who has failed to
finish any of his last four starts.
will face the Red Sox tonight at
9 o'clock, with Charley Wagner
slated to pitch for Boston. The
Mats will entrain for New York
after the game, facing the Yankees
in a single game tomorrow and a
double header on Saturday before
shifting to Boston for a Sunday
twin bill.
Buck Newsom absorbed his fourth
straight whipping last night as
Oscar Judd limited Washington to
six hits. Bobby Estalella prolonged
a batting streak to IL straight games
and that constitutes the lone COM
plimentary item the Mats achieved.
Bunts Befuddle Mats.
Boston revealed Washington's in
ept treatment for bunts, embarrass-
ing the Mats considerably by beat
ing out four. The Mats were ham
/C.. xYyr%rHrc
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Five Corporo|s Among Six Soldiers in P G. A. Tournament
Duto Are Adept Golf Psbuy Fourth His Clan Row for Yale

tain, is the fourth member OF
that Minneapolis family to pull
an oar for the Blue. Seems that
Minneapolis sends the flour OF its
youth to Yale.
- Clippers off the old block.
Maurice Dutra, one of Golf Pro
Mortie Dutra's twin sons, showed
he has what it takes to win
tournaments when he paced his
high school team to victory in
the Detroit City High League
tournament the other day. He
was over par for the first two
holes, then came back to break
80 for the first time with a neat
IT. His brother, Mortie, jr., plays
on the same team.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

Local night baseball will receive
its sulphuric test tonight when it
sheds its coating of novelty and
begins to resemble an ordinary
event. For the first time in the
history of major league baseball
club will be performing under arcs
on successive nights at home.
Thus far Prexy Clark Griffith of
the Mats has had no occasion to rue
the costly installment Of those eight
cloud-scraping towers. Last night
a crowd of 1900 saw the Mats drop
a lO-1 decision to the Red Sox and
appear pretty horrible in the proc
ess. If the Mats lure that many
patrons tonight local citizens may
be accused of being descendants OF
moths.
The point We are making is that
customers-or at least not more than
dozen of them-will be attracted
by the Mats. II there is Sizable
gathering tonight it will have been
lured to Griffith Stadium to glimpse
BOSTON OubllI Vi liiCICIy W OdoA AL
the brilliance of that terrific candle
power.
Test of Night Game Policy.
In that respect the game should
be intriguing. If a respectable crowd
converges on Mr.. Griffith's plant
the elderly gentleman's eloquent plea
for 81 night games here doubtless
will be justified by flattering night
attendance the remainder of the
season.
Washington's attendance at night
games this year probably will chart
the course of future major league
night baseball. If the Mats continue
to entice large crowds at night there
may be a general shift toward more
night baseball, for if the Mats can
attract fans with their current club
they owe it all to Mr.. Edison.
Should Washington fans develop