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Evening star., 1943-09-10
40 VACANT ROOMS

4U VACANT ROOMS
At the Castle Inn Hotel. comfortably furn.,
with hotel service: rates by the day, week
train and taxi at the property. Opposite
new Walter Reed Hospital. Forest Glen,
Nd. For reservations call ST.. S551
FURNISHED ROOMS.
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES
l double bed. persons. pvt bath $1,000
Z double beds. 4 persons, pvt. bath 1900
| double bed, persons. run'g water 75O
double beds, persons. run'g wat 10 90
Plenty free parking, open "a hours; bus
stop at door: located midway between Alex
anoria and Washington on Route u s. l.
ARLINGTON HOTEL.
Jackson 1913
Evening star., 1943-09-10
Foxhall village-S13,750.
VERY LARGE LIVING ROOM.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Very attractive brick. un-
uSualy large rooms, Spacious SLOT ssoI-
burning fireplace, built-in garage;
entire premises in new-house con-
dition. beautifully decorated: the
large living room is done in dainty
green and has a large alcove bay
with 4 windows: the fireDlace is
flanked with bookcases For in
spection call Mr. Addison. Sunday
and evenings. HO. 1897. with BOSS
& PHELPS. MA. $500.
Evening star., 1943-09-10

ON CAPITOL HILL.
Don miss this one-Semidetached
brick residence, blocks from shakespeari-
flowers; apt. for owner, reception room for
guests; 5 -guestrooms, renting for S147
partly furnished apartment
G. J. HOLT, Agent. 800 St. Sc.
FIR. 1920 TR. 64S2.
, 5000 NEBRASKA AVE. CHEVY CHASE,
onel U: S. A., transferred); S14.5oo.
Also oTHER fno "a fHs + aoMEs s
Fulton + GORDON. OWNER.
D. G. and 5 ofher Additions to wash
NJ coNsULT 2CST T,yT17g your ; BRoKER Rrs
yAednGb3yE 5fsH IN nsv good
neighborhood. Price. S9.s50: $4,000 cash,
go mo Many other good yiTginis prog
ehRRAMoRE f5.fsF 5sE feaitoro real o9s'' WILLIAM r.
BEVERLY HILLS.
Large corner lot, br.,. 3 bedrooms, b.,
h.-i. garage: by owner, No brokers. Shown
by appt.: s12.5oo u cash. AT. 71ao.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
S11,65O
lane is this very comfortable .modernized
home of bedrooms, tiled bath, large
room, nice kitchen. oil hot-water heat and
Gear garage. There are : furnished
% IS IN ne ne eondon eon @ and IS a excellent fU bay
az NV Wm u H. SAUNDERS M ss CO., INC.
DI. 1015. Realtors. 1919 K St NV,
2O04 TUCKERMAN ST, GREEN MEAD
ows, Md.-Attractive clapboard and }. M
shingle. home. 2 years old large living
2nd floor 3 bedrooms and bath. Air-con
ditioned Venetian. blinds throughout
Good Good lot with picket fence. Owner trans
qpes RoBEPT Ra5ly Z. l 1HrfMRR. t9 f PR.
UNUSUAL OFF GR-select home in Lyn-
every detail Furnished model home open.
over 23o sold-proof of value! Fine loca57
exp. bus lines. Only S3644 no covers
everything. Full price from s5,675. Call
Mr.. Ivey today, Temple 1900 (aftelr $50
p m, Adams S6SS). J. Wesley Buchanan.
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN. ) rms. tile
bath, row brick h.-w.h.. ! year old; 1919
pen'i BE- a5as' Ge'' o"NhN' NA' ''0'' eyes,
- -BR1GHTWoop BUNGALOW.
VACANT-REDECORA = IMMEDIATE
An attractive fve,,room and bath bunga-
venient section; excellent terms Mr..
Quick. RA. 34lS or DI. $3.50.
PETWORTH SPECIAL.
Near Sherman Circle. Attractive center
hall plan. corner home Of nine spacious
lent condition. Mr.. Quick RA. 341S or
DI. 5252.
HEART OF PETWORTH
SS,950-S1 800 CASH S75 MONTH.
An attractive side-hall-plar home of
bullt-ln garage. Act quickly. MR. QUICK.
RA. :}41S or D1. 5252.
CLOSE-IN NORTHEAST
Practically new, modern brick home of
five rooms. bath, recreation room and gas
34lS or DI. 5252.
COTTAGE-TYPE BUNGALOW,
4 rooms and dinette. floored attic; new
condition; large corner lot, near stores,
Marlboro blvd
ADELBERT w. LEE.
32ll Pa Ave. Sc. Ii 1000.
NEARLY NEW DETACHED HOME ON
large, beautifully landscaped lot; 6 rms,
reation room space, air-conditioned gas
heat, Lear sarage: This home will appeal
to the discriminating home buyer desiring
TO locate IN popular American University
Park: Inspection by appointment with
Mr.. Wolberg ia. 1856 with
$3.50, SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H St. NV. MA "3t5
Evening star., 1943-09-10

GUARANTEE EXCELLENT CARE HOUSE
BEDROODS. 2 BATHS, NV OR CHEVY
CHASE PAsFERRm: LIBERAL RENT.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, D c.
An immaculate detached home, on a deem
level lot; in a highly desirable and con-
Vf,t ofenient location. close to Conn ave. IN
cIuoes large living room with fireplace
spacious dining room, 1st-fioor den, beau
tlfully equipped kitchen, large 3rdonoor
ns insulated room. gas heat. gear garage
Ysn wee, SlHS15o For details call Major
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Devil Diver Noses Out
Marriage in Carter
In Stretch Drive
Doublrob, Victor in AZ,
Is Third; RiverIond
Injured at Stort
By the Associated Press.

oS tT1c ASoOCldLeQ fIeSS.
NEW YORK, June IL. Dew!
Diver, Mrs. Payne Whitney's winner
of the Toboggan and Metropolitan
handicaps this spring, added the
45th Carter Handicap to his string
of triumphs as he struck from be-
hind with great stretch drive to-
day at Aqueduct
The 4-year-old son of st. Ger
mans, ridden by George Gceman)
Woolf, just got up to nose out R. A.
Coward's Marriage, which also cid a
smart bit of running in the long
straightaway leading to the judges
stand.
In picking UP the s7,15O first
money and paving $910 to his back
ers in the crowd of 29,320, Devil
Diver clicked off the seven furlongs
in 1:24, only a second off the track
mark shared by Doublrab and Para
sang, last two winners of the Carter.
Doublrab earned third money, a
length back of the front pair.
Attention, for which William Helis
recently paid S55,000, just failed to
break into the money picture.
Riverland. conuueror last year of
Whirlaway and Alsab within a week
after being purchased by Harold
Clark of Miami for $4,000, appeared
to break down leaving the gate
Pending a thorough examination it
was believed the big gelding injured
his right hind quarters.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Homesteads Win Two
And Recapture Lead
OutcIoss Cuban Giants;
Will PIoy Here Today

Special Dispatch to The Star
PITTSBURGH, June 12.-Wash-
ington Homestead Grays jumped
back into first place in the Negro
National League today by winning
double -header from the New York
Cuban Giants, 81 and 80. They will
meet in double-heade tomorrow
at Washington's Griffth Stadium.
Both teams got six hits in the
opener. The Cubans scored their
lone run in the fourth inning of
the first game while Anderson was
holding the Grays scoreless until
the sixth when two runs came
across. Three more were added in
the seventh to lock up the contest.
John Wright blanked the New
Workers in the second game, hold
ing them to four safeties while the
Grays collected seven to score two
runs in the first and another in the
third
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Ha|Ie's Whippet Tops
Among 1900 Dogs
Al Westchester
Lyons Bulldog Scores
Best Of Breed; Other
D. c. Entries Shine
BY r. r. TAYNTQN,

special correspondent OF The Star.
RYE, N. Y. June 12.-Over 1900
dogs journeyed to the Westchester
Country Club here to compete in
the most attractive outdoor show of
the year and at the end of the
elimination contests Judge Stanley
j. Halle chalked up another best
ln-shoW victory for the almost per-
feet Whippet, ch. Flornell Clam
orous, which sparkled under the
handling of Percy Roberts.
Winner of best American-bred
dog in show was Mrs. R. Kenneth
Cobb's black cocker, ch. Try Cob's
Favorite Girl
This show saw the Inauguration
of war dog classes. Of the 10 dogs
of various breeds entered in males.
eight qualified for the certificate of
fitness and of these at least one was
a Well-knoWn best-in-show winner,
Mrs. w. H. Longs collie, ch. Cadet
of Noranda
Among Capital area dogs eX-
hibited was w. R. Lyons bulldog,
ch. Bassford's British Mascot, that
took best of breed. OF two Beech
Tree Farms shelties, Beech Tree
Tommy placed second in the puppy
dog class and Beech Tree Bitter
sweet went first in the limit bitch
class. Dorothy Graves Wurde-
mann's Doberman, Kurt of Chevy
Chase, was first in the open dog
class and reserve winner.
Another reserve winner was E. I.
Eldrldge's Irish setter, Tirvilda
Storm Lark. Margaret Kubels
cocker spaniel, Jetta Dinah placed
third in the open A class in the
obedience trials and got her second
leg on the champion dog excellent
degree.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Charles Town Results
Track Good.


FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3year-olds and upward; about 41a fur
6s1ss5 6empn AussESs 1AfsSta' tSo asS asS ssS :sS
Oddree (Kirk) $40
Time. Time o;5l ,u- ,. ,u,-
Luna, Gallop ELAN.
sEcoNp RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
d. oh R.a Rs0nas Ba2 Rsx %sseT K5 do seo eo eo s"
w4!RssaFf TIms. So :asffs'o $50
Time. Sally Lunn Indian Sea.
oh Dead heat for first position.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
ageaToldE; BIoeads dRoota fa furlonsss % 90 80
Whirl an IxiTi (Kirkland $50
Also ranLspikery. Chance Oak and
Queen Minatoka.
, FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming;
yeasads Ioye Ma1k aAastID and aD Liz miles 30
Barraca (Kirkiand) '' $50
Also ran-sephn, Rolls Rough, Merciless
and Come Down.
T1fIH HACE@PurSe, S3uU; claiming:
3.year-olds and up: about 41a furlonss.
Chop Sticks lAustin) $50 2.40 go
Grey Flash (Kirk) - 2.4O 24O
Free Boy tQuattlebaum) $50
Also ran@XrboreaL Johns Buddy and
Chide.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and upward; lie miles.
Baby Boy Is. Austin) $40 $40 42O
First Draft (R Root $50 800
Woodvale Lass "a. KirklanO 500
-, Also ran-sir Jerome, Jack Horner,
Charlene.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. S4OO; claim
ins; 3-year -olds and upward; Charles Town
course.
Nyleve "a. KirklandD 1880 $50 4.sO
Electric "a. Prain) T.SO 400
Fair Flame (R. Root) $40
Time, 1:16.
Also ran--Honeymaid. Miss Shotgun,
Mowmet, Flying Junior.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. s4O0; claiming:
3-ysaT-olds and upwards; i: miles.
% Tsesro Lily Lily tR. Roct5 0o $50
Nse .' rssaeSs1it.m. Thule. Mystic Man.
0nsetttng, Tar Miss.
Evening star., 1943-06-13

Washington boWlers, who started
the Nationwide bowling War bond
movement which pioneered the idea
in other fields of sport, again have
taken the initiative. Arville Eber-
sole, handspring of the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress, will
leave tomorrow for Milwaukee, Wis,
for a meeting of maple bigwigs
who will map plans for new
national War savings campaign and
In the meantime the Clarendon
Bowling Center prepares to stage
one of the greatest duckpin shows
in the Capitals history for the
cause. 1t will be held next Sunday.
With Ebersole will be Carlton
Duffus, head of the War savings
promotional staff of the Treasury
Department, and Col. Duncanson
of the athletic and recreational
special branch Of the War Depart
ment. Col. Duncanson hopes to
tie in plan with the War bond
drive that will aid in furnishing
athletic equipment for servicemen
overseas.
National Stars To Appear.
Some of the country's front rank
duckpinners will shoot at Clarendon
Heading the starry list will be Ida
Simmons, No nationally ranked
woman duckpin bowler and 1t. Lou
Jenkins, king of the little pin rollers
who will engage Lucy Rose of Ross
lyn and Nick Pave of Baltimore in
mixed doubles. Mrs. Rose and Paye
may become successors to Miss
Simmons and Jenkins.
Helen Roberts of Clarendon and
Elizabeth Barger Of Baltimore will
meet in another special feature
Mrs. Roberts, women's metropolitan
match-game champion, was the
busiest feminine bowler in the East
last season. rolling 481 sanctioned
league and tournament games. Miss
Barger, in winning the Baltimore
Sun elimination event, established
two national records in achieving
a 25-game score of 1904 and a 30
game mark of 3,697.
Intercity Rivalry Keen.
Two all-star team matches viii.
bring together the finest bowlers OF
Washington and Baltimore. The
Capitals feminine lineup besides
Mrs. Rose, and Miss Simmons will
include Lorraine GULL, Madge Lewis
and Lucille Young. The Oriole ouint
will be selected from Miss Bareer
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Some Chance Winner
With Stretch Speed
Beats So'Iure by Head
In Feature at Suffolk
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated PreSS.
BOSTON, June 12-With a rush
In the stretch, Abram S. Hewitt's
Some Chance won the $4,000
Plymouth Rock Handicap of 6
furlongs that featured today's rae
ing card at Suffolk Downs, watched
by 19,500.
Some Chance caught H. Guy Bed
wells Sollure so yards from the wire
and won by a head. with Pine Tree
Farms Valdina Alpha third, length
and half behind Sollure
Glen Felkner's Eric Knight fin
ished fourth, another half length
back
The winner. shipped from New
York for the event, ran the fur
longs in ITO 3-5, fastest of the
meeting; collected s4,47o net value
of the stake, and paid 81.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Champion Eastern Rnneup Wilson Put Three Players Each Agh Nine
Washington MopIeites Again
Lead Way in Bond Campaign
Clarendon to Stage Whoppng Pin Show;
EbersoIe OFF to National Conference

Myrtle Liphard, Betty James, Ruth
Zentz, Ardrey Mullaney and Audrey
Atkinson.
So far Baltimore has not named
its male aggregation but no tougher
Capital opposition could be picked
than Tony Santini, Ell Geib, Ray
Watson. Ed Blakeney, Perce Wolfe
and Bill King
Sponsor of the Clarendon show,
Eddie Goldberg, will give to it the
entire second floor of his plant. Be-
sides extra seats the Clarendon
duckpin leader will provide addi-
tional spectator space by covering
the alleys next to those used by
the contestants.
At intervals matches will be
halted for the sale of War bonds.
Every purchaser of a bond will re-
ceive an autographed pin and
spirited bidding is expected for pins
signed by the No. bowlers.
Red Cross Contest On.
In the meantime a Red Cross
benefit is on tap this afternoon and
tonight at Chevy Chase Ice Palace.
So far more than 2,100 rollers have
| fired in the handicap event and with
contestants and alleys donating 25
cents apiece for each entry more
than 81 200 has been raised.
| Manager Red MegaW of the host
| plant has carded a team match at
8 o'clock between the Bratburd
Pigettes and the Ice Palace mems
District League quint. The womens
team, victorious last week over the
Reporterettes, is composed of Lois
Gladding, Vickie Croggon, Frances
Wilson, Helen Roberts, Georgia Hays
and Jessie Sacrey. Capt. Jack Wilton
will have Charley Peasants, Al
Bichell. Ray Parks, Ray Roberts and
Logan Wilson on the firing line.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Baby Boy Shows Way
Al Charles Town
Mi|ey Triumph Is First
In Six l943 Sturts
By the Associated Press.

by tne Associated PreSS.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. June
12.-Charles E. Fairs Baby Boy,
making his sixth try of the year,
finally visited the winners circle in
the Miley Claiming Purse which fea-
tured Charles Town today.
The English Knight gelding fin
ished length and a half in front
of w. A. Elliott's First Draft and
an additional length and half in
front of c. E. Nelson's Woodvale
Lass.
A field of six competed in the
test of mile and one sixteenth. and
the winner was clocked in LAT.
Baby Boy was a lukeWarm favor
ite and returned $94O for So.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
BY the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, June IL. Henry
M. White, president of Baltimore
oil company and former star tackle
at Washington and Lee, said today
he would confer with National
Football League officials on the
possibility of obtaining a franchise
for Baltimore.
There has been talk of Balti-
more entry for several years. but
the major stumbling block was
place large enough for the Sunday
games, since the city council refused
to permit Sabbath football at
Municipal Stadium.
The city announced recently,
however, that the stadium with its
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Tennis.

Tennis.
The Stars City of Washington
tennis tournament. Rock Creek
Park courts, Sixteenth and Ken
nedy NV: women's singles final,
8; mems doubles final, 4:30.
Baseball.
Washington at Boston (2).
New York Cuban Giants VS.
Washington Grays (2). Negro
National League, Griffith Sta
dium, 230.
Horses.
Fourth annual WASHINGTON
Bride Trails Association gym
khana. Rock Greek Equitation
Field, $50 am.
MONDAY.
Baseball.
New York VS.. Washington,
Griffith Stadium, 3:15.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Roberts Boots Home Five
Victors in Detroit Races
BY the Associated Press.


DETROIT, June IL. - Johnny
Adams, the Nations leading jockey,
guided Ed McCuan's black mare
Wise Moss to second successive vic
tory in the $500 Cadillac Handicap
but Porter Roberts seized riding
honors before 1881 fans at the
Fairgrounds track today by booting
home five winners.
Under a good ride by Adams, Wise
Moss caught the pace-setting Best
Reward 100 yards from the finish
and then went on to score a neck
triumph over Dave McClure's Gold
Princess.
Best Reward, owned by Max Wex-
Ter. was third in the l4-horse field.
Wise Moss ran the furlongs in
l:11% and paid IS straight.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Pro Grid Loop Franchise Bid
Is Planned by BoItimoreans

$4,000 seating capacity would be
available for Sunday lease.
White is associated with Edgar
Allan Poe, ST., chairman of the
board of the same oil company, in
the football discussions. He is one
of the famed six Poe brothers who
were athletes at Princeton.
The only concern of White was
over the player scarcity.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
StengeI Of Braves
Leaves Hospital
BY the Associated Press.

DJ VHt HSSOCldled Press.
BOSTON, June 12.-Manager
Casey Stengel of the Boston
Braves was released today from
st. Elizabeth's Hospital where he
has been under treatment for a.
fractured leg since the day before
the major league season began.
Physicians said he would under
go further treatment at his hotel
suite before resuming his man.
agerial duties.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Browns Beat Indians
Freak Lineup in 11th
Boudreou Behind Plate,
Boeby Plays at Short
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, June 12.-The st.
Louis Browns scored a winning 11th-
inning run today to win a weird
ball game from the Cleveland In
dlans, 7 to 6.
Cleveland had a shortstop behind
the plate and a pitcher, Jim Bagby,
playing shortstop, as a total of 18
Tribesmen saw action in the third
game of the series.
1t was the first time since his
college days that Manager Lou
Boudreau had donned the catchers
mask
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Totals 80 loo7 @ Totals 40 7o71

Totals 80 T. - Totals 30 p II
Batted for Padden in ninth
Batted for Gerheauser in ninth.
Batted for Mancuso in ninth.
Batted for Orenso In ninth
Batted for A. Adams in ninth.
Ran for Lombardi in ninth
Phila delphia - 600 100 OO3-
New York - 600 OO2 1903
Runs--Martaugh, Northey, wasdell,
Busby, Bartell, Maynard, Ott Errors-
Witek. Runs batted in-Brewster. May
Wasdell. Home runs - Maynard OFT,
Bartell. Sacrifice Mancuso. Left on
bsses-New bases York 1s phsiladeluhia 10;
Wittig, ,: of Fuchs, l. Struck out-By
Gerheauser: g. by wittig. 5: by Fuchs,
1. Hlts-Off Wittis, 10 in S2s innings:
on Adams, 2 in "a inning; of Gerheauser.
8 in 8 innings: Of Fuchs, l in l inning
Winning pitcher - Gerheauser. Losing
pitcher Wittig. UmpireS Messrs.
Goetz, Ballanfant and Reardon. Time
2:1O. Attendance-9,09 ,096 (paid).
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Henry Is SheIved
By Mouth Injury
By the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, June 12.-Henry
Armstrong; fights with Willie
Joyce in Hollywood. Calf, June
%, and with Jimmy Garrison in
Portland, Greg, July 13, will have
to be postponed as the result of
a mouth injury suffered by him
in defeating Sammy Angott last
night at Madison Square Garden.
; George Moore. manager Of
Armstrong. said Henry had sew
eral stitches taken in the cut and
that he may be out of action for
two months.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
1943 AI|-High Baseball Squad
Absher BowIers
Repeat Victory
Second Team.

Perce Wolfe fired a set of 431,
including high game of 159, to
lead the Absher Construction
Co.'S crack bowling team to
second victory over the Modern
Way Movers last night at the
GreenWay Bowl, 1909 to 1911.
Weddy Roberts paced the los
ers with 397.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Novikoff's Punch Wasted
As Reds Nip Cubs in nth

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June II. Lonny
Frey's single cashed Eddie Miller's
NTH straight hit today with the
llth-lnning run that gave the
CINCINNATI Reds a 6-to-5 overtime
victory over the Chicago Cubs.
Frank Mccormick homered for
the Reds in the tenth. in which
the Cubs also scored a run.
Lou Novikoff drove in three Chi
cago runs and scored a fourth with
a single and triple.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Phi|s Grab Two Tight
Games From Giants
Losers 3 Runs in Final
All Are Circuit CIouts

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Phil
lies swept a double header over the
Giants today, taking the first game,
3 to 2, on Coaker Triplett's homer
and putting on a three-run, nine
inning rally to come from behind
and capture the nightcap, 4 to 3.
Homers by Buster Maynard, Dick
Bartell and Mel OFT gave the Giants
all their runs in the afterpiece.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
HorreII AII-Stur Aide

CHICAGO, June II ap.-Edwin
(Babe) Horrell head football coach
at California at Los Angeles, has
accepted an invitation to represent
the Pacific Coast on the College
All-Stars' coaching stan.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Grid Lions Get Trainer

DETROIT. June II (P).-Detroit
Lions of the National Football
League here announced the appoint
ment of Raymond D. Forsyth, once
associated with the Brookly
Dodgers. as club trainer.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Winning Nine Wants Game

With Cotton Smith allowing only
two safeties and striking out II,
Wesley Heights A. c. nine trimmed
Hurst A. c. team, 60, at the Friends
School field. The winners want a
game for today with an unlimited
club. Call Sager at Woodley 9181.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
900 OO1 O03 If
900 100 O3O 1O-5

oSoAe Uy innings.
Cincinnati 600 oOl Oo3 If
Chicago ----- 900 100 O30 1O-5
NJ Runs - Walker, Mccormick. Mesner.
nipSton. Miller CO. Cavarretta. Hack.
Mliler. Merullo t2l. Runs batted in-Frey.
9aeeCoFmlck Sae CO., Miller Co. Haas Noyikon
N3t; Lowrey: Hernandez. Two.base hits
Walker, Miller, Upton, cavaretta. Three
base hits-e-Miller. Novikoff, Lowrey. Home
run~IMcCormick. Stolen bases-Miller,
Merullo Sacriflces-Hack (2). Derringer
Double play-Wyse to Merulo Left on
bases"Cincinnati, 8: Chicago. IL. Bases
o nballs-On Wander Nicer. A. of Der
ringer. i OF 'Wyse, !. strikeouts-By
1,naee y1neer MeeHi Hit. l; y Sshoun; |; BY Der.
7ls innings; OF Heusser, in 4 inning;
of Shoun, 4 in 3 innings; on Derrineer
s in sis inninse: Oh Prim, l in O (pitched
to one batter in ninth; OF Wyse, in
= a innings. Passed bail-Meuiler. win
'nins witcher - shoun: losing pitcher
and Maeerkurth. Time-2:61. Attend
ance-5,547.
Evening star., 1943-06-13

.Batted for Lohrman in seventh
Tran for Lombardi in eighth
Philadelphia - OH 100 0OO-3
New York " 40 600 O0O-1
Runs-Murtaugh, Wasdell Triplett
Rucker, Orengo. Errors-Jurges. Runs
batted in-Lombardi, Brewster. Orengo,
Wasdell, Triplett. Home runs-Orengo
I7Tiplet55 Stolen baseswWasdell. Double
bases-New York. 8; Philadelphia, II.
Bases on balls-Of Lohrman. 2; off Rowe.
2; off Mungo, .: OF Adams, /; of Kim
ball. /. Strkeouts-By Rowe, 3: by Lohr-
man. |; by Mungo. l. Hits-Off Lohr-
man. 7 in innings: off Mungo. in
of Rowe. 6 in 72s innings: of Kimbail
in . innings: Hit by, pitcher-By
Rowe (BartelD. Winning pitcher-Rowe.
Losing pitcher-Lohrman Umpires-
Messrs. Reardon. Goetz and Ballanfant
Time-2:11. Estimated attendance-7, 900.
Evening star., 1943-06-13

Totals AS 16 33 IL Totals AZ IL 33 Is
Batted for Mueller in ninth.
Batted for Crabtree in ninth.
Batted for Heusser in ninth
Ran for Hernandez in tenth.
Evening star., 1943-06-13

fol, Chartak Cliff, Hockett, Boudreau,
Seerey, De Sautels. Mack, Kennedy. Errors
-Laahs G Mack. Runs bate 6atted In. n.
Keltner. Rosar, Boudreau (2), Seerey,
Rocco. Three-base hit--Stephens. Home
run :. =. Stephens; Stolen base - -, stephens.
Sacrifces-Mack, Byrnes. Ferrell, Keltner,
Cliff. Double plays-Gutteridge to Ste
phens to Christman. Caster to Gutteridse
Cleveland, 12 Bases on balls-Ofi Hol-
4 of Dean, A of -Poet, .; on Naymick. 5;
worth, i BY Caster, ,: by Dean. 6; BY
Naymck. 4: by Reynolds, 8. Hits-Off
Hollingsworth, Z in SIS innings; OF Cas-
ter. in 52a innings: off Salveson. . in
Is inning; off Dean. 3 in 52s innings: OF
Poat. 0 in 1s Inning: of .Naymick. | in
27s innings; off Reynolds, in , innings.
Reynolds Umpires-Messrs, Rommel, Hub
bard and Berry. Time, 3:12.
Evening star., 1943-06-13

Totals 81 9 - IL Totals 81 s 2713
.Batted for Lohrman in seventh.
Tran for lombard in eighth
Evening star., 1943-06-13
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