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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29

The Motor City Giants. following
A four-week period Of training that
was hampered by ineiemept
weather. will officially open the
baseball season Sunday, May 30
with a doubleheader with the In
dlanapolis ABC's. The two teams
will play another doubleheader
Decoration Day. both games to be
played at the old Detroit Cub Field,
Deouindre and Modern. The first
game each day is slated to start al
1880 pm.
Manager Slas Griffin OF the
Motor City Giants, while handi-
capped to an extent by weather,
has been able 10 whip his team into
good condition and the Detroit club
will be ready for the invasion o.
the Hoosiers.
Not only will the Dctroiters pre-
sert strong club TO oppose the
/ formidable ABCs, but Owner Ben
Linton has been working hard to
have the park and playing field
+ in top condition for the games which
will be played there this summer
A fence has been built around the
park and bleacher seats installed.
Manager Griffin has developed
his team around strong pitching
staff that is anchored by the Dean
brothers-Walter and Richard, two
sterling young right-handcrs with
sufficicn: experience TO make them
potent factors in winning ball
games. In reserve Will DC Bill Green
and Jack Hall.
The infed will be composed o.
Manager Griffin at secotd base
Charles Rcd House at third; Turs
or Arthur King al shortstop an-
either Oscar Clark or Country DaV
al first base. House and Davis pa
plenty OF punch in their bats sn1
both are excellent f.eiders,
George Casaway. Ernest Bsrks
/ George Crum. and John Graha1i
Ni,l I'll the ou.fe.d posts
BIT the Motor Civ Giants a
need all this strength % coTP5ts
successfully against the rvade.s
the Hoosiers have powerful, Cd
Including NUMBER ot form 9.
league stars.
Sammy Seagraves. righ. led
who played an out:.eli position I.
the Cincinnati Clowns last wear E,
been pacing the indianapolis attac'
50 FAR this season. In the thgc
games the team has played thus IA:
Seagraves has hammered out To-
Homers and carries batting aver
age o. 800
! Louis Locke., former Philadelph.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29
a Team Twin Bill
In New York, May 80

NEW YORK-A four team double
header is on tap for Harlem base
ball fans at Yankee stadium on
Sunday. May 30 In the first game,
the New York Black Yankees will
oppose the Philadelphia Stars and
in the second game the New York
Cubans, with Impo Barnhill pitch
ing. take on the New Eagles with
Leon Day on the mound.
Barney Brown former New York
Black Yankees hurler. will oppose
Big Boy Griffith, now with the
Yanks.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-29

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SAW IT IN THIS PAPER
Evening star., 1943-05-13

Simons, good quarter and half
miller and dash man. Central also
had Ed Crandall as d big threat in
the hign jump and Robert High in
the pole vault Mario Ii Causi of
Coolidge is another outstanding in
dividual, and will compete in the low
hurdles. shot and discus.
Among other local schoolbov stars
are George Paul. Techs all-high
foOtballer who has good Chance
in the shot and discus. Tom Jones
Of Eastern. broad jump. 440 and $50:
Don Swami, Roosevelt, in the dashes
and pole vault. and Harry Varoutsos,
another Roosevelt boy, in the
hurdles.
The schools entered are Central.
Tech Eastern, Western, Roosevelt,
Coolidge, Wilson, Baltimore Poly.
Mount St Joseph's. Forest Park,
John Marchall. Thomas jefferson
Franklin Marshall Staunton Mill
tary, Woodberrv Forest, Washing
ton-Lee, Hyattsville, Bel Air Epis-
copal. George Washington High and
Georgetown Prep. Baltimore Poly is
defending champion.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Matter Facing Tough
Going for Big Ten
'Honors in Track
Illinois Star Will Meet
Champs in Four Tests;
Michigan Is Favored
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
EVANSTON, H.. May 13-Honors
as the Big Tens track man of the
year await Herb Matter. versatils
158-pound Illinois performer. in
the Western Conference meet to-
morrow and Saturday. but he'll have
to run a gantlet of champions to
get them.
Matter, a junior who scored 112
points in six meets, is Illinois chief
hope in its bid for victory over
favored Michigan. He probably will
be started in four of the l3 events
and in each of them he will face a
champion.
Dal Dupre Of Ohio State and Bob
Hodgell of Wisconsin are the only
two title holders returning from last
year. but Matter will find himself
opposing both, Dupre in the broad
jump and Hodgell in the high jump.
Two former national intercol-
leglate champions also are entered
as a result of wartime eligibility
Standards Matter will meet them.
too: Charley Had in the low hurdles
and Harold Hunt in the pole vault.
Had, former Michigan Normal
athlete. will represent Chicago,
where he is enrolled in the univer-
slty's meteorological institute. Hunt,
ex-Nebraska vaulting star, is en-
rolled in Northwestern's naval mid
shipments training school.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Old Liners Stay in Stick Race
BY Beating Army in Overtime

Maryland's lacrosse team was home
today from West Point with a Sd
overtime victory over Army that
kept it in the thick of the national
collegiate title race, but realizing it
must do much better to have $3.50
chance against Johns Hopkins at
College Park May % in a contest
that may mean the crown for the
winner.
Tied at 4-all, the teams agreed to
play two five-minute extra periods,
and Bill Tarbert of Maryland tailed
the deciding marker midway Of the
first overtime. The Old Liners had
taken 2-1 lead in the first period
and stayed ahead until Army dead
locked the count in the last 80 Sec
onds of regulation play.
The game, a rugged battle, was
played in the Army's huge fieldhouse
because outside conditions were un-
suitable.
The Old Liners, still plainly Show
ing the physical effects of the Cruel
ling battle with Navy at Annapolis
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Capital Group in 'C' Club Meet
Seen Match for Visiting Aces
Areas Lone Big Scholastic Test Of Year
Attracts 283 From Il institutions

Wartime conditions haven't hurt
the annual CO Club track and field
meet even a little. a final tabulation
of entries shows TODAY. Helping is
the fact that it S the only big meet
left and all schools still in the field
are out II win fair share of honors.
The Tome meet and the Maryland
interSchoiastics. which in the past
shared interest with the C. Club
both are missing Tome School was
closed last year and the Maryland
meet was not scheduled this spring
So the C" Club gets everything this
year with Al Stern in charge of the
games, announcing an entry list of
283 athletes from 81 schools.
The good out-ol town entries.
however, don't have a lock on any
of the events. There are enough
good athletes in Washington and
nearby schools to give anyone a good
afternoon of brisk competition.
Among capable local boys are Buddy
BreWtOn of Wilson. who will par
ticipate in the 100, the broad Jump
and hien Jump Another of the
same callber is Central's George
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Bowler Far Above Average
In Leading 1enpin Event

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 13-John Ermi
of Milwaukee shot we'll above his
average to take the lead in the
Junior individual tenpin bowling
tournament last night.
Only bowlers with 1875 or lower
average are entered in the classic
but Ermi, who has 1874 average in
league play, posted 1881 score for
the eight games-a record for the
three years the event has been held
He compiled a 203 average by
shooting seven games of better than
200.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Detroit Contestants Rule
In Speed Roller Skatinq
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 13.-Betty Ross
OF Detroit won the 440 and 88O-yard
Womens speed titles in the United
States national amateur roller skat-
ing championships yesterday at the
Fordham rink. She skated the half
mile in 1:49as.
Detroit entries finished one two in
the mems 440 as Harry Lindberg
won in 0:4935 seconds, with Norman
Archer second.
Peter Nelson of Brooklyn, third in
the 440, won the senior mems half :
mile in the fast time of 1875, with
Archer second and Lindberg third.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Three Teams 5harinq
A. A. Pennant Lead
Indianapolis, Columbus,
Kansas City Set Pace

By the Associated Press.
Combination of victory for In
dianapolis. defeat for pace-setting
Columbus and a postponement for
Kansas City last night left those
three clubs in = three tie for
first place in the American Associa- =
ton.
Each has won five games and
lost three.
Johnny Whitehead and Pinch
Hitter Al Zarilla got together to
knock Columbus from undisputed
leadership Zaril1a hit a home run
with the bases loaded in the first
inning as Toledo hammered across
seven runs. Whitehead then took
over and pitched shutout ball until
the eighth inning to win, II to D.
1t was Toledo's third victory and
Whitehead has pitched them all
indianapolis. in defeating Louis
vile. 5-4. had to stave off a last
inning Colonel rally.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
0dd-Hour Ball Games
Approved by McNutt
Sport Help to Workers,
Monpower Head Says

The idea of holding odd-hour
baseball games has a booster in
Paul V. McNutt. war manpower
commissioner. who approves this
method of affording relaxation for
war workers on the swing shift"
In a statement to the Associated
Press, after reading of the recent
morning game between Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh, McNutt said. Il
hope these games at odd hours work
out and draw the crowds that base
ball deserves"
1t is important, McNutt said, that
community services, such as stores,
shops and sports. reconsider their
ordinary peacetime arrangements
They may find that they can make
large contribution toward adding
to the efficiency and morale of
Americas industrial army"
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Travis Is Given Promotion
To Technical Sergeant
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CAMP WHEELER. Ga, May 13.-
Former Washington baseball star
Cecil Travis, stationed at Camp
Wheeler, has been promoted to
technician fourth grade, sergeant.
The Senators former third base
man-shortstop, who captained Camp
Wheeler's Georgia State baseball
championship last season, is leading
the "Spokes" again this year, bat
ting .442
A soldier since January. 1912. he
has been assistant athletic director
here since completing his basic
training
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Hoyas and Co|oniaIs
LET Golf Tie Stand
3-to-3 Tilt Leaves 6. u.
With Unbeuten Record

A playoff of Yesterdays golf tie
between Georgetown and George
Washington appears unlikely. with
both schools beginning spring ex-
aminations next week 1t was the
windup for both with the 3-3 tie
enabling Georgetown to finish un-
defeated At that it was an upset.
as the Hovas easily turned back the
Colonials in an earlier meeting.
The Hilltoppers started strong by
taking the first two matches. Jack
Donahue defeated Bill BroWnrigg.
up, and Joe Barse. turning in a 10,
topped Bill Griffin, 3 and 2. 1t was
GeorgetoWn's best ball. and 2.
The Colonials came back to a
sweep in the second foursome to tie
the match Bob Grctzinger defeated
George Geauchert, 4 and 3, and All
birmingham won over Jim Fitz-
gerald. 4 and 2. giving George Wash
lngton a best ball of and 2.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Senator Mead Apt to Become National Sports Co-ordnator
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Baseball.

Washington at Cleveland.
Catholic U. at Curtis Bay Coast
Guard, Baltimore.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at
Georgetown Prep, $3.50.
Wrestling.
Jimmy Londos VS.. Johnny Long,
Turner's Arena, 8:45.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at Cleveland.
Coolidge at Wilson High. Ana
costa at Western (high school
series, 400.
Washington-Lee High at Gen.
tral, 400.
Briarley Military at Eastern,
400.
Dewitt at Roosevelt, 400.
George Washington High at.
Fairfax High, $50.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Rock
vile High, $50.
ST. Adams at St. James,
HagerStOWn, Md.
Landon at National Training
School, $50.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Detroit.
Catholic U. at Navy. Annapolis.
Western at Navy Piebes, An
napolls.
Tennis.
Georgetown at Pennsylv vania.
Philadelphia.
Track
&C" Club meet, Central
Stadium. ! :0O.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Racing Results
Charles Town
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
Track muddy
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500. claln,ns
<-year-oldS and upward St. furnngs
War Bonnet tAustinl 40 go > 50
Tro5tar lFltZ2eraldl 81 90 so
Gendarme tPalumbol $40
Time, Us.
Also ran-Hoptown Lass. High Clique,
Nutmeg Lass, Shailleen, Chief Teddy
SECOND RACE-PurSe. $500, claim
ms, 4-year-olds and upward, Charles
Town course.
Steel Beam tRoot) $50 = so 40
Rare tPalumbo) $50 80
Sir Jerome kirk $50
Time. ~
Bud. Incentor. Idle NIGht.
DAILY Double paid S13.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500, claimine;
2-year-oldS about : furlonCS.
Cslabozo tGarrettN :IS % 10 80 : 40
T lckwlck Arms tMayer> : so "a
Rriehr Happy 'Klrkland' ="
Time. -.
Also ran-shy Msa, Ris sneeze, Tom
my Atkins
Evening star., 1943-05-13

They have allowed only 50 runs,
counting a 2l-inning. % tie with
Baltimore, and in their last seven
starts they've held the opposition to
eight tallies. In all, they've chalked
up six shutouts.
Needless to say, the Maple Leafs
are leading the International League
by wide margin-312 games today
although they haven't done lot
of hitting
Dick Conger and Luke Hot Po-
tato' Hamlin, who has turned in
two whitewashings, did the mound
work last night as the Leafs whipped
Baltimore in a double header, 3 to
I and 4 to l,
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Red Cross Golf Match
Listed at Anucostiu

First of a series of matches for
Red Cross benefit will be staged
next Sunday at Anacostia Park,
where Cliff Spencer and Claude
Rippy will oppose Bill Carson and
George J. Voigt. All money con-
tributed will go to the Red Cross.
Later Spencer and Rippy will play
Bob Barnett and Voigt at Chevy
Chase, and Voigt will pair with
Diffenbaugh against Spencer and
Rippy at KenWood.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Manager Grimes Changed Man
As His Toronto Club Breezes
Once Boiling Boi|y Now Serene os Great
Sobbng Keeps Maple Leafs in Front
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Remember Boiling Boily Grimes,
the big guy with a rough manner
and a rougher beard who showed
little pity for opponents and none at
all for umpires during his ma jor
league pitching days? Well, he S
bland Burleigh, everybody's friend.
now. And if you wonder why, just
take a look at Torontos pitching
record
AS Toronto manager and a fellow
who can appreciate good pitching.
Grimes has reason to be happy. The
Maple Leafs have won II of Is
games and their last seven in a row.
Evening star., 1943-05-13

last Saturday, played well below the
form they showed in the 8-9 loss to
the Middies.
Barnett Broughton of College
Park, reserve goalie for Maryland
last year and now a plebe at West
Point. did swell job of net tending
for the Cadets and it was several
great saves by him that held down
the score. He is a Tech High grad.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Attendance Increases
In Southern Leuoue

BY the ASSoclated Press.
ATLANTA, May 13-Attendance
has increased so far this season in
the Southern Association despite
wartime restrictions.
Paid admissions have been 94,23O
for the 50 games played, compared
with 80.l88 for the same number
last year.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Official Score

Runs batted in Boudreau, Edwards
60. Heath; Mack !A. Hockett. Case C2).
TWo-base hits-Keltner c), Mack, Case
Edwards. Stolen base-Hockett Sacri-
fce-Dean. Double play-Mack to Bou-
1L Treau TO Dennins Left on bases
balls--Of Dean, ): off SCARBOROUGH, >:
OF Haetner. !, Struck out-By Dean, 8:
Cff Wynn. s In 3 innings: off scarboroush.
IN Us innings: off Haefner 3 in 3ls
INNINGS Hit by pitcher-By Dea n
Spence. Losing pitcher-Wynn Um-
pireS-Messrs. Rommel Berry and Hub
hard. Tlme-o:0; Attendance-ll. .4O2
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Count Fleet Runs Next
In Belmont Withers
BY the Associated Pres

BY the ASSOclated Press.
NEW YORK, May 13-Trainer
Don Cameron has announced that
the next start for Count Fleet, Ken
lucky Derby and Preakness winner,
would be the 68th running of the
$4,000 added Withers Mile at Bel
mont Park May o.
After that he'll be pointed for the
Belmont Stakes on June 5.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
St. john, and Blair Tie
In Golf Match. 3-3

st. Johns golf team came back
after an earlier defeat by Mont
gomery Blair to tie the Blazers in
a match yesterday, 3-3.
B Clark .St: Johns defeated Phippeny,
and Mcdaniel 'Blairl defeated b.
CLARK. and i. Best ball. Blair, and
Rhodes tSt. John 81 defeated Solomon.
] up: Bates 'Blair) defeated Thomas /
and |.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Win, Lose or Draw

By BURTON HAWKINS.
Star staff Correspondent.

CLEVELAND May Te City Boherly Love which in recent
little
Athletics suddenly Cancelled divorce plans and has found fondness
comparatively
would
the Athletics Phies
Is
the cellar and the other two they with
startling seventh place
distressing
Phl and
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Market Wise Returning
To Races SATURDAY.
BY the Associated Press

os VIC hSso1ldteu fItSS.
Market Wise. the fabulous Long
Island bargain colt" which earned
$l42,2l5 for Owner Louis Tufano
before he was forced into retire
ment early last season, is due to re-
turn to the races Saturday. He has
not appeared under colors since the
1912 Suburban Handicap, when he
handed Whirlaway a setback.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Stors Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.


Ken Keltner. Indians-Hit two doubles
and single to lead 13-hit attack on Sena
tors
Chet Laabs, Browns-Hit three run
homer for big punch in victory over Red
Sox
Johnny Humphries and Joe Kuhel
White Sox-former pitched six-hit ball
for 10 innings and latter drove in tying
Ned Harris, Tigers-Singkd home win
ming run in 18th inning AGAINST Athletics
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Jockey Meade Appeals

NEW YORK, May 13 IPl.-Don
Meade, recently denied a riding Ii
cense by the Jockey Club New
York;. has appealed to the New York
State Racing Commission and his
case is expected to be heard to-
morrow,
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Navy Holds Net Streak

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 13 P>.-
Navy's tennis team maintained it's
undefeated status by blanking Penn
State yesterday TO, in a match
called at the end of the first doubles.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Reds Option Catcher West

SYRACUSE, N. Y. May 13 lP,.-
Syracuse has obtained Catcher Dick
West on option from the Cincinnati
Reds.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
PhiIs Get HurIer SuIvo

BOSTON. May 13-Pitcher
Manuel Salvo of the Braves has
been sold to the Phillies at the
waiver price.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Minor Results

BY the Associated Press.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, L.: Columbus. :"
indianapolis. ): Louisville l.
ST: Paul. ;: Mnnea polls,
MilWaukeeKansas City postponed
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toronto. 3--4; Baltimore, Ii.
Newark, 13; Buffalo. ]
Syracuse Rochester. postponed
Jersey City-Montreal. postponed.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland. II; San Diego. g.
San Francisco, >; Portland I.
HOLLYWOOD, 6; Sacramento, B.
Los Angeles, IA Seattle, /.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock. 10: BIRMINGHAM, 2-4
Nashville, ll-12: Knoxville, 90.
CHATTANOOGA, A. Atlanta y
Memphis, 4; New Orleans, l.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
All games postponed
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Norfolk. SO: Richmond. Of
Roanoke, ,; Durham, q 90 nnings,.
Lynchburg AZ Portsmouth. POSTPONED.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Flores Is Spurkinq As

ndiI Is HASH IldlldSeu IlGSJ OIL
vision team since 1896 and this edi-
ton of the Phillies isn't likely to
improve that record but if they
stick in sixth place it would be an
event rivaling the escape of the
Count of Monte Cristo. They've
been in that dungeon long, long
time.
The Athletics. who have lam
guished in last place for three
straight years, are demonstrating
they may give the Red Sox and
White Sox a tussle before tobog-
gaming there again. Ancient Connie
Mack is saying the AS defense is
the best he's had in years and his
pitching also has been encoura ging.
In Jesse Flores, the AS may own
the rookie pitching sensation of the
season. The little Mexican right
handler has distinguished himself in
early campaigning and seems to
offer the AS insurance against pro-
longed losing streaks.
This could be a year when both
the Athletics and Phillies could
emerge from the cellar. That, to
Philly fans. would represent a small
slice of heaven.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Threaten First Division

Now there is an era of astonlsh-
ment in Philly, particularly con-
cerning the behavior of the Phillies,
who have a winning streak of three
games. The Phillies are in sixth
place, but they're in the enviable
spot of being able to leap into a tie
for third place in a day. They're
only game back of the place
Reds and three and half back of
the league leading Dodgers.
Some of that sympathy that was
being extended so freely to Bucky
Harris when he grabbed the task of
managing the Phlllies may have
been misplaced. Not in l9 years of
plotting maior-league teams has
Harris had one of his teams finish
in the cellar and he still may escape
that ignomlny.
Harris is a ma jor- league manager
this season through an act of Secre-
tary OF War StlmSon, who baniShed
the Specialists Corps at time when
Bucky was awaiting approval of a
commission in that outfit. Harris
was out OF job and the prospects
we're few when Bill Cox, new owner
Of the Phlllies, summoned him for
q chat.
There was times at the Phillies'
Hershey, Pa, training camp when
1t appeared Harris would be for
tunate to muster A full team. He
was desperate enough to pick up
Carton del Savio shortstop with
only a sandlot background. after
the Phlllies' advertisement for play
ers of semipro experience failed to
net any prospects,.
Jack Krous Impressive
But gradually the Phillies collect
ed a team. They made deals for
Pitchers Al Gerheauser, Jack Kraus.
Schoolboy Rowe and Charley Fuchs.
They added Babe Dahlgren as their
first baSeman and later picked up
Jimmy Wasdell and shifted Dahl
eren to shortstop, planting Wasdell
ct first.
In that assortment there we're
some castoff characters, but Harris
l. privileged to feel he discovered a
gem in the trash heap when he
came up with Kraus He was a
pitcher the Mats were hoping to
land, but the Phillies blocked waivers
on him and snatched a hurler who
thus far has justified Harris suspi-
cion he would make quite pitcher
The Phillies have discovered some
power in their lineup, too, for lead
ing the National League in home
runs is their Danny Litwhiler, He
has delivered three homers and Earl
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Major Statistics
THURSDAY, MAY I3, 1.

THURSDAY, MAY I3, Is43.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Cleveland, s: Wa ashinston. > tnighr
Chlcaso, ,; New York. l 90 innings.
Detroit. 3: Philadelphia, > Us innings
ST. Louis. b: Boston, 4
Evening star., 1943-05-13

SCORINII.
First period d-Hoyert (2), Groves
Second period-Harman Mallonee.
Third period-Groves, Stockbridge.
Fourth period-Harman.
First overtime period-Te rbert.
- substitCtions: Army-Cullen, Boiling,
C1eary, J. Brown, A. Brown, Farris. Cush-
man; Maryland-Rowny. RuppersberEer.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Varied Sports

Lacrosse.
Maryland, 5; Army, (extra period.
Tennis.
Navy. 7; Penn State. O.
Army, s; Swarthmore, 1.
Baseball.
Purdue. IA; St Josephs, 7.
Penn State. Is; Bucknell 3.
Illinois Tech, IL; Chicago u, 10.
Evening star., 1943-05-13

Nayior, teammate. has hit two.
The Phillies have swatted a total of
seven home runs, which virtually
makes them unrecognizabl BILE.
The Phillies have stirred some
interest in their activities. Sunday
they played a double-header with
the Giants before 24934 fans at
Philadelphia, which is testimony
the customers are tickled.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Games Today. Gan
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
All sames postponed.
Games To-day

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Chi. at N. Y. ChicaEo at Y
St. l.. at Boston. St. L. at Boston.
Pitts. at Brooklyn. Pitts. at BROOKLYN.
Cinci. at Phila. (2). Cinci. At Phila.
Evening star., 1943-05-13

not in TO Years have they cIlmbe
higher than seventh Philadelphia
fans could be excused for their lacl
of enthusiasm at such conduct.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
FIFTH RACE-purse. S4oo: claimin
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe, S400. claim
ing. 4year-olds and upward. about Az

EIGHTH RACE-purse, $500. claiming;
~ 4year-olds and inward: / L miles.
Evening star., 1943-05-13

FOURTH RACE-Purse $500 rla,mins
s--ear-olds end upward St7 furlonss.
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Dividend tAcoStal ----.- :
Nyleve tGarrett --------.------
Upsettine tGrant -----------. ~
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