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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12

your Own Horoscope" ny
Frances Drake, Is one OF many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Binnie Sings

BINNIE BARNES sings Tho
Beer Barrel Polka In The Hour
Before the Dawn. the tune being
chosen because II was a hit m
1888 tha time whom this scene IS
supposed to take p.aCo IN England
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Africa TO Spain

DUNCAN RENALDO who is
soon .- The ln~urucut officer, It.
I..uHJ In Paramount s For
Whom the Bell Tolls. made his
Hollywood debut as the romantic
lead Trader Horn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
WarIike Training

KATINA PAXINOU, Greek &C.
tress who makes her Hollywood
debut as the guerilla woman, Pillar
in For Whom the Bell Tolls.
learned 10 operate A machine gun
and rifle and toss hand grenades,
for her role in the film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Expe rt Siqned

JACK BOYLE has been signed
10 assist dance director Charles
Walters with musical numbers for
Meet the People Boyle. who re.
Gently enlisted in the army All
force, is awaiting call TO active
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Bride to
Wear Alice
Blue GOWn'
Bx HARRISON CARROLL

HOLLYWOOD, July 12- The
white lace and marquisette gown
worn by Alice Faye IN Hello
Frisco. Hello is to adorn a real
bride-2l-year-old Betty Davis,
daughter OF Mrs. Mildred Paige
Davis and granddaughter Of the
late auto msgnate, Fred Q. Paige.
Miss Davis. a worker in the
personnel department AT Douglas
Aircraft, expects 10 marry Herbert
Perry Vail, now stationed AT Fort
Riley. soon after he is commits
stoned a lieutenant on Aug. rs,
She asked II she could have
Ahce's gown copied Instead the
star is arranging for her TO get
the original.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
| Thumbs Up Sets Mark
In Butler; Favorite
Market Wise Third
BY the Associated Presx

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 10.-For the
second time in six weeks, the movies
today wrote the plot for one of the
East's fanciest racing productions,
Back on Memorial Day it was
Bing Crosby's outsider, Don Bingo
which came along to grab the super
duper Suburban Handicap at Bel
mont. Today Louis B. Mayer
shipped in his Thumbs Up. royalty
bred son of Blenheim II and grand
son of Man O'War, from Chicago
and the 10-to-1 shot not only
bounced in with the Butler Handi-
cap, but Topped full second of the
Jamaica track record IN turning the
trick.
Stepping on the gas, after a wait
ing ride by Otto Grohs for three
quarters of mile, Thumbs Up
found a hole in the wind" and
practically flew down the stretch to
hit the wire four lengths in front OF
William Woodward's weary Apache
and five more in front of the we'll
backed betting favorite, Market
Wise, from Lou Tufano's Long Is
land barn, before a crowd of 28,291
A last-minute switch put Jackie
Westrope aboard Market Wise ir
place of Vince Nodarse. Trainer
George Carroll said Nodarse "hasn',
been riding according to instruc-
tions," although the Cuban Jockey
won the $50,000 Massachusetts
Handicap aboard the, Cinderella
horse" only last Monday.
Thumbs Up, packing 116 pounds
compared to Market Wise's 1877
ripped of the mile and three six.
teenths in l:56H, a second of the
track mark Chop Chop set week
ago in this meeting, which has beer
transplanted to Jamaica from En-
pire City. For the win, the Holly
wood hay-stoker picked up a s23, ,ooC
pay check. -
Biggest disappointment in the
field was Mrs Payne Whitney's 1942
Kentucky Derby winner, Shut Out
who showed nothing and finished
eighth. The only horse he beat was
his stablemate, The Rhymer.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
/. |. Is Week Behind
Finding Stick Leader
BY the Associated Press

BY the Assoclated Press.
NEW YORK, July 10-Al (Red)
Schoendienst of the Rochester Red
wings has taken over the batting
leadership of the international
League and is getting credit for 1t
a week late.
An error was discovered which, If
known sooner, would have shown
Schoendienst on top last week with
1852 instead of running second with
1885, six points behind Baltimore
George Staller.
But there was no mistaking his
current 1853 pace that doomed the
shortstop far out in front.
Based on games before Thursday
the 10 leading hitters were: Schoen-
dienst, Robert Ortiz, Montreal, 1928;
Staller, 1873; Ed Levy, Newark, .319;
Maurice Van Robays, Toronto, ,315;
Goody Rosen, Syracuse, 300; Luis
Olmo, Montreal, 297; Ed Badke
Montreal, .296; Joe Dwyer. Newark
29o, and Murray Howell, Jersey
City, .2S6.
Ortiz continued to lead in total
hits with "a and in runs batted In
with SO.
Ed Kobesky of Buffalo has hit the
most homers, IL, and Frank Zak OF
Toronto has scored the most runs
SO.
Roland Van Harrington of Syra.
cuse stole two more bases to bring
his total to 80
Ed Klieman of Baltimore re-
manned in front of the pitchers with
IA victories against 3 defeats.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Spencer, McKimmie
AT Scratch, 100 in
Federal Golf

More than 100 Government golf
ers will start tomorrow in a two
day tournament to decide the Fed
eral individual and team champion
ships. The tourney will be played
over the course of the Bannock-
burn Golf and Country Club, with
the field split into two parts, each
half playing 36 holes each day.
Cliff Spencer, former Beaver Dam
pro, and Cliff McKimmie, former
Middle Atlantic amateur champion,
are the only scratch men in the
affair. Spencer works at the Navy
Yard and McKimmie is employed by
the District government. Entries
received since the pairings were
made bring the list up to more than
100. Caddies will be available, and
a sandwich lunch will be served.
Pairings follow:
TOMORROW.
war, 20; o. MurreIi sWarp, $50; 80; BarkoVch ea
t3SSG1. 20; s:4o-MyerS CAgri;1; 20; Wier
kins (Agri), 90; 9-Hale tWarl, 20: Allan
WAR, -; Malyneav WAR, 20; Halpine
NAVY, %. 9:I0-.Myers, Navy, IS;
shenF cN5 MPB 5o @2 e%yaPdd STmy GMs f.
Is; WoolleS IA.srit, 1s. AbsSs sso-TTumsn Truman
Army. IA Doian FPC). IA; Lybrook
tFPCj, IA; Reybold (Army), IA: $40
King Navy, IL: Turner Navy. Il: Hoy
Army, IA; Bogart tArmy), a; e:50--
Bsylsss CNayyl, 70; Lightbown (veteEans,'
IL sSSsyy a2 F0ss'f Nsy
Navy; s; Atlas Navy. 8; Davis (Nsyyl.
tino Navy, 4. La Sale (CsC), 4; Brisss
(CAB), 9.
TUESDAY
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Fla Ss. 81 Bf5ssp Biv ystsffP s5 81 AsS
WAR, 20: Deel icNsl. go; Perley tCapi-
told, 22; Bannister lCG), "a; 9:3Q-Seay
lAsri;a III Alexandsr !WPlB), l) "A; Pep
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6 Wisen sGAo} s. Wilmesh e STresMsayy} aMsyy
i0:50wLempe (wpBl, IL: Noah Navy, s;
Fowler Navy. s: Smith, jr. CAPITOL,
10.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Dream Game
Continued From First Page

which long has claimed pitching SUI
periority over the junior circuit, has
an acknowledged advantage in hit
ting.
Among the inf1elders and out
fielders the National League has six
men batting above 300 while the
American League has but two, Yer
non Stephens and Wakefield.
What pitchers will follow Cooper
and Chandler may depend on the
progress Of the game. Each man
ager has choice of three south
paws-Max Lanier and Howard Pol
let of st. Louis and John Wander
Nicer of Cincinnati for the National
League, and Oscar Judd of Boston,
AL Smith of Cleveland and Hal
Newhouser Of Detroit for the Amer
ican
One member of each Of these
trios may get call and Truet (Rip)
Sewell, a 12-game winner for Pitts
burgh in the National and Cecil
(Tex) Hughson, who has won nine
for the Boston Red Sox In the
American, appear the probable Sec
ond choices among the righthanders.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Speed Makes Conway
Menace in Go With
Hart Tomorrow

HeavyweighSs return to the fea-
ture spot at Griffith Stadium to-
morrow night, with Promoter Joe
Turner sending Al Hart, big Negro
soldier from the War College, against
Client Conway, Fort Monmouth,
N. j., for q scheduled 10-round
match.
Hart, Weighing about 220 pounds,
will have 30-pound advantage over
Conway, but still figures to be no
more than an 8-5 choice. Chief rea-
son for this is that Hart had trouble
getting a draw here against Larry
Lane, while Conway defeated Lane.
Conway Faster Than Hart.
This will be Hart's fourth local
engagement. Although billed as a
puncher, he got ~olit and disputed
decisions over Lou Brooks and Wally
Cross before the Lane draw, and in
none of these bouts did he cause
his opponents much trouble, Against
Claudio Villar, the Spaniard, how
ever, he earned a reputation as a
slugger by chopping down Claudio
in the first round. He floored Villar
four times with hard rights and
lefts.
The tall Conway is faster and
shiftier than Hart and has a good
reach, which may help him over
come the weight handicap He, too,
packs authority in his mitts, having
won seven of his eight local en-
gagements by knockouts, chilling,
among others, Buddy Knox, Buddy
Komar, King Kong and Tony Gan
gemi
Promoter Turner hopes to match
the winner against Tami Mauriello,
the No. ranking heavyweight, in a
future show. Mauriello fights Tony
Music in Baltimore tomorrow night,
and should Music win, Turner may
offer him the match.
Latsios Returns to Ring.
Tomorrows semiwindup match is
an eight-rounder between Nick Lat
sios, AleXandria's Golden Greek,
who is returning to ring action after
layoff of several months, and Lee
Rosan, Baltimore welterweight.
Latsios, a product of Capital anna
teur ranks, is undefeated in eight
pro battles. He has beaten Oakie
Greer and Joe Torres.
Another eight-round match on the
supporting program is between Tuffy
Cummings of the Royal British
Navy and Billy Selvege. SiX-round-
ers are between Jimmy McGriff and
Jimmy Smith and between Bebe
Washington and Bobby Brown.
First match goes at 8:45.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Star Copy Far Ahead
In Suffolk Feature
BY theAssociated Press.

BY theAssociated Press.
BOSTON, July 10.-Houghton P.
Metcalf of Providence, r. l., saw
his silks score their second stake
win of the current Suffolk Downs
meeting today when his Star Copy
won by two and half lengths in
the $4,000 added Hannah Dustin
Handicap, / l/16-mile feature fol
fillies and mares, before 1880.
Charlie Rufi's Dense Path ran Sec
ond. Ave lengths in front Of John
A. Bell, jr's Dark Discovery, which
ran coupled with Arnold Hangers
Light Lady.
A half length behind Dark Dis
covery, in fourth place, was Vincent
Cicero, sr's Royal Flush. Light
Lady finished fifth.
Star Copy, ridden by 3l-year-old
Hubert Trent of Coriscana, Tex
who was scoring his first stake tri-
umph, ran the distance in 1:4 and
paid s5.
The subfeature, the $1,000 Tom
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Pro.Am Team Seeking
More Benefit Ti|ts;
Big FGA Meet Due
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Cliff Spencer and Claude Rippy,
the crack pro-amateur golf pair,
have a couple OF peeves. They may
get rid of the first, but the second
is little tougher.
The first concerns a whacking
they took at the hands of Lew
Worsham and George Diffenbaugh
two weeks ago at Rock Greek Park.
Over the same course at pm. to-
day they'll try to erase that licking.
But the other is going to be q
tougher hurdle. A couple Of months
ago Cliff and Claude started. with
more than a little enthusiasm, a
series of matches for the Red Cross.
They pay their own expenses, tote
their golf bags on buses, give their
own time and undoubted links skill,
playing matches against any oppo-
nents who may be tossed against
them and turn over all the money
taken in to the Red Cross.
So far in five matches they've
been instrumental in raising little
more than 5000. 1t could have been
five times that much, considering
the quality. of the golf, and the
cause, but the people who see these
matches (free) haven't dug deep in
their jeans when the collectors come
around. Spencer and Rippy feel
they have done a good Job, and
would like to see more money raised
for the relief agency.
FGA Meet Opens Tomorrow.
Against Worsnam, the Middle
Atlantic PGA champ from Burning
Tree, and Diffenbaugh, the mighty
mite from Kenwood, they'll face just
about the toughest local opposition.
But the four are more interested in
raising cash for the Red Cross than
in the artistic success Of the golf
match. 1--WE try hard to win," said
Spencer. "but after all the main
idea Of these matches is to help the
Red Cross"
Government golfers face their
biggest links tourney of the year
tomorrow and Tuesday at Bannock-
burn. where a fair-sized field will
start competition for many trophies,
including the Hoover trophy for the
individual championship. Only
Glass A and B trophies will be In
competition this year. Among them
are the Mellon, Sarazen and WOOD
ring Cups.
Under a 2-year-old ruling of the
Federal Golf Association profess
sional golfers are eligible for the
championship. The ruling was
made in the 1941 case of Jack Har-
ris, who won the title that year.
Spencer, former Prince Georges pro,
now working at the Navy Yard, is an
entrant and will be the favorite to
win. He won the Middle Atlantic
PGA championship at Columbia IN
1899 with the record score lover a
watered course) of 283.
WiIlett Awaits Army Cali.
Pro Carroll McMaster of Balti-
mores Woodholme Club has in use
horse and buggy arrangement to
take golfers from the street car line
to the club. It's been talked OF
around Washington, but no arrange
ment Of that nature is yet in opes-
alton. q
Alton Willett, the tall schoolboy
champ, 1t expecting an early Army
call, but meanwhile he is working In
a department store.
That District Golf Association
mixed foursome may come of in
September If the DGA can arrange
for the use OF a centrally Located
course. But the DGA will enforce
the rule that entries must be in two
days before the affair.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
s taf % Spencer ppy Revenge Over Worsham Denbaug
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 10.-Prob-
able pitchers in the major
leagues tomorrow (season Won
lost records in parentheses).
American League (AH Double -headers).
New York at Chicago--Chandler
(9-2) and Donald. f3-3) VS.. Lee f4-2e
and Humphries t6-7).
Washington at Cleveland - Candini
90 and Scarborough t2-2) VS.. Smith
7-2) and Dean (3-4:
Boston at ST. Louis-Lucier (2-2) and
guusad guad T,4 VS.. Nigselins l4-0 and
PhiIadelphis at Detroit - .Arntzen
$50 and Black (4-5l VS.. Overmire
(4-3) and Bridges t5-2).
National League tAH Doubie-hsaders).
ST. Louis at goston--Lanier 90
and Gumbert t6-4D VS.. Andrews (o-1O)
AHP Pittsburssh' assus '0t at Brooklyn - oornieki
f3-6) and Kiinger {5-3) VS.. Higbe
(6-4) and Melton (4-6D.
CHICAGO at New York-Melton f3-4)
and Chase Q-3) VS.. Passeau t7-5) and
cincinnati at philadelphia-walters
t3-9) and Beggs (2-3) VS.. Rowe (7-3)
and Gerheauser go
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Candini, Scarborough
Face Tribe as Mats
Finish in West
BY Staff Correspondent of The Star

BY Staff Correspondent OF The star
CLEVELAND, July 10.-Milo Can
DIM, thrice thWarted in an effort to
notch an eighth successive victory,
will try again here tomorrow when
the Mats and Indians battle in a
double header that will end Wash
ington's Western trip.
The Mats have won five games
and lost eight thus far on the jour-
ney and Manager Ossie Bluege will
send Candini and Rae Scarborough
to the mound in an effort to make
Washington's record more respecta-
BILE. Scarborough hasn't permitted
an earned run in his last 1928
innings.
Against Washington, Manager
Lou Boudreau of the Indians will
send brace of southpaws, Al Smith
and Chubby Dean.
Washington will stop off at Har-
riSburg, Pa, to play a benefit game
on Monday. Among the Mats who
won't appear in that contest will
be Pitcher Dutch Leonard, Catcher
Jack Early and Outflelders George
Case and Bob Johnson, who will
represent the Mats at the All-Star
game at Philadelphia Tuesday night.
The Mats will resume play at
Griffith Stadium on Thursday night,
facing the Red Sox in the opener
of 5-game series.s
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Huqerstown Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse $500; ca fur
lonss; clalminE 3-year-oaldsso so ,so oao
Swirlalong tGranb 800 3.e0
centnTion Tfmtt ! .gs' garrett $40
Euehfs ais Thornins and eaSs War Prncsss BOD
SECOND RAcE-purse, 5000; ea fur.
longs; claiming; 3-year-olds and Up
tisssE'f tsi.I f.ssy syatf! 5kIzn 1870 s5SSS 3sS
Randles 9geen (Garretn 24o
Ai@e; also ranMsir M chiele. shaile.n, Special
ist, Alseleda and War Smoke.
THIRD RAcE-purse. $500; eh fur
longs; claiming; 3.year-oldso .o ~
els5nf es5 flsysr S"nioF DuoTd 1aoTtip 74O aoo SS
Pal Gene (Kirk) 2.40
Bugler. Nom De Plume and Star struns.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $500; Mason
Dixon course; claiming; 3-year-olds and
Dividend tKirk) $50 $50 800
Chat Hopkins CPrain) lilo SO
His Shadow (Acostal 80
Also ran-Hsppy Slave, Pilot Boat. Eo-
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; II. miles:
Zacpam tPrain) $500 $50 4.20
Love Marx (Austinl 40 2.90
Knights Duchess kirk $40
Time, 1523s
Also rsn-Idle Night. Bsrbon, woodvale
Lass, Seventeen Guns and Tantrum.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 5000: II. miles:
claiming; 4-year-clds and UP,
J. Hal (Kirk) $50 $50 4s0
Bar Ship (Prain) $50 $40
Wild Irish lGranD 800
Time, 533s.
Yankee Lad, Fred's First and Vindicator.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500: IL
miles; claiming; 4-year-olds and yp
James Pal (Snyder) $40 500
Jack Horner (Kirk) ESQ
Time. 1854.
Also ran-war Target Chop Sticks.
Cpsettins. Cleaning Time and Illka.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: /. miles;
claiming: 3-year-olds and up
Residue kirk 1850 500 $50
Five o. Four (Austin) 1910 $40
Hot Man fPalumbo) $40
Time. 1:5s.
Also ran-Flyipg Duke. Gendarme, Free
Trader, MIX Toast and Allencaid.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Ex-OId Liners Leading
Purutroops in Africa

Three outstanding Maryland ath-
letes who we're graduated in the
Glass of 1912 all are officers in a
United States paratroop battalion
in Africa.
They are Mearle Du Vail, three
letter athlete in football, basket
ball and baseball; Jimmy Dunn, grid
halfback and wrestler. and Bob
Condor, who ran on the relay teams
which took three races in the Penn
carnival in 1871.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Luckies Repeat
Over Abshers

Hokie Smiths Lucky Strike
All-Stars, who a week before
trimmed the highly successful
Absher Construction Company
bowling team in a challenge
match, made it stick last night
by repeating at the Lucky Strike,
1904 to 1861. The Abshers won
the first game, 6o9 to GOT, but
from there in it was a breeze for
the Luckies who won the six
game series by a margin of SO
sticks.
Ollie Pacini, with 16l-436 and
Bob Miciotto, with 14s-41s, paced
the winners and Ed Nash, 163-
1876, the losers.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Cqddie Pays Income Tax Just to Aid in War

"it's nice work, out in the open
air."
The caddie rate at Chevy Chase
is $2.20 double. Sometimes the
boys work three rounds day."
Hardy said. With tips that adds
up to more than 81. We've had
cases where one boy caddied for
q foursome and made five bucks
in one round"
Pro George Diienbaugh at
Kenwood said one boy made $24.60
over the last week end.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Askmenow 0utraces
Markell in Upset
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Askmenow,
owned by Hal Price Headley, Lex
ington, KY, defeated the AS fa-
vored Markell by a neck in the
10000 added Arlington Matron
Handicap for fillies and mares to-
day. Pomayya was third.
The winner ran the mile in
1885.
Burgoo Maid finished fourth in a
field of ten.
The winner returned sl2.6o, $40
and $500.
The place price on Markell,
which closed at odds of to S, was
$3.50, with $240 to show. ,
Pomayya paid $500 to show.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
WiIIiamsport Purse
Easy for Dividend
BY the Associated Press

BY the associated Press.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, July TO-
The Williamsport Purse, feature race
on today's program at Hagerstown,
was won by Mrs. E. D. Sewers Divi-
dend, 5-year-old mare.
Approximately 10,000-largest
crowd Of the meeting which started
on Tuesday-saw the daughter Of
Aethelstan End and Miss Dinwiddie
lead from start to finish of the s.
furlong event in 1925,
Chat Hopkins, D. H. Tabler's good
3-year-old colt, chased the winner
for the distance. and Mrs. j. B.
Bonds His Shadow closed fast to
take the show award.
Jockey A. Prain had three winners
on the days card.
Evening star., 1943-07-11

When Uncle Sam starts crack
ing down and asking embarrassing
questions on income of the boys
who carry golf bags at the local
clubs, one colored caddie at Chevy
Chase isn't going to be caught.
stick" Waugh, regular caddie
at the staid old Chevy Chase
Club, proudly points to income
tax receipts, and explains it this
way:
''I has income. I'm a wage
Garner. The Army turned me
down because I wasn't fit. I
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Wife of Warren Giles,
Reds Official, Dies

By the Associated Press
CINCINNATI, July l0.-Mrs. Jane
Skinner Giles, 80, wife of Warren c
Giles, general manager of the Gin
cinnati Reds, died today of cere-
bral hemorrhage. Mrs. Giles was
stricken yesterday at home and
taken to hospital.
In addition to her husband, sur
vivors include a daughter, JEAN
and a son, William.
Burial will take place in Moline
IL, Mrs. Giles birthplace.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
BoseboII's Big Six

Runs Batted In.
National League-Herman (Dodgers),
5S; Nicholson (Cubs), 81; Di Magic Pi-
rates., AZ.
American League-Etten (Yankees), SO:
Stephens (BroWns), so: Laabs tBrowns),
Az johnson tSsnators), ~.
Home Runs.
National League-Ott (Giants), 13;
Nicholson (Cubs). 10; Litwhiler (Cardi-
nals). 9; Di Maggie (Pirates). 8.
American League-Stephens (Browns)
II; Laebs CErowns), 10; Keller (Yankees),
10; York (Tigers), 10.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Father, Son Make History
In Harness Doubles Win
BY the Associated prexs

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, July 10. - Gray
thatched, 7o-year-old Ben White
drove Barbara Babcock to a split
heat victory in the $7,657 Coaching
Club stake for 3-year-old fllies at
North Randall today after his 2s-
year-old son. Gibson. had taken the
25-class pace with Volburn.
For the first time in racing history
a father and son did the driving of
a winning daily double combination
Barbara Babcock and Volburn. both
owned by. w. N. Reynolds of Win
ston-Salem, N. c., refunded $63 for
50 in the dual pool.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Black Badge Scores Fifth
Straight in Tune-Up Race

DETROIT, July 10.-Black Badge,
fashy 2-year-old owned by Abe
Hirschberg, tuned up for the $50
O00-added Arlington Futurity at
Chicago last Saturday by sprinting
to it's fifth successive victory today
before 2,Oer rams at the State Fair
grounds track.
Under a good ride by Johnny
Adams, Black Badge captured the
$1,000 Moslem Temple Handicap by
half length from Neville Dunn's
Fire Power, a rs to l shot. D. M.
Davis Hi-Ty was third, a head be-
hind Fire Power.
The winner ran the 51a furlongs in
1044s.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Giants, Bruins Flock
Home Runs in Split

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 10.-The Giants
pounded big Bill Lee for nine runs
in the first three innings in the
second game of a double header
today and went on to beat the Chi
cago Cubs, 9 to 2. behind Rube
Fischer's shit pitching for a split
of the twin bill.
Scoring five runs on homers by
Stan Hack, Len Merullo and Bill
Nicholson, the Cubs took the first
game, 10 to 4.
Mickey Witek, Joe Orengo and
Mel OFT accounted for all of the
Giants runs with circuit blows.