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Evening star., 1943-09-14
Bochmon, Camp Grant Coach,
On Hot Spot Facing Michigan

troit Lions back in 1886 and I did,
but I never got to see him play.
"Ah, but it's good to be in the
harness again. even if Michigan has
to be the first team I send my team
against"
Before Bachman's appointment
was announced at the Army post
and after Camp Grants unim-
pressive showing last Saturday
against weak Illinois team, Mich
igan was regarded as heavy fa-
vorite to beat the Warriors next
Saturday.
Should Help Camp Grant.
Without a doubt the wolverines
will remain the favorites, buy Bach
man probably can do much with
Camp Grant and certainly will get
the best out of the odd-lot, but good
collection Of material he has avail
able.
Bachman is fortunate that Camp
Grant has been taught the Notre
Dame system, which with certain
notifications is the same style Bach
man uses.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Cases Base-CircIinq
Test, Boys Finals
Color Nat Gard

Champion base stealer of the
American League for four success
sive seasons-a running record not
achieved by the famed Ty Cobb
the Mats George Case tonight will
attempt to eclipse the 23-year-old
base-circling mark of bowlegged
Hans Lobert in preliminary attrac-
tion to the Washington Boston base
ball game at Grifith Stadium.
Case currently Is leading Wally
Moses of the White Sox in an ef-
fort to top the league for a fifth
straight season. George is thriving
on competition, for he already has
stolen Al bases, only less than his
best record Of 1899.
The base-circling record of 134k
seconds at which Case will be aim
ing was established by Lobert, then
Cincinnati shortstop, In 1910. The
closest approach to that mark since
has been the effort of Maurice Arch
deacon, who whisked around the
bases in IA seconds.
Should Case create a new record
or tie Lobert's mark in the l20-yard
trip it will be recognized as official.
At the sound of gun he will leap
into a sprint from a standing start
at home plate and timing him will
be group Of District AAU officials.
Case Victor in Sprints.
Case never has been timed around
the bases, but after seeing him fly
over 100 yards slightly uphill, on
turf and in baseball shoes in 10 Sec
onds several years ago Hap Hardell,
Georgetown track coach, said he
was convinced Case would have been
one of the most remarkable sprinters
of all time If he had been trained
for track.
Georges reputation as q speed
ster hasn't suffered in competition.
Last year at Yankee Stadium he
pulled away from Johnny Sullivan
Tuck Stainback and Johnny Lin
dell in a 60-yard sprint and here
this year he edged the fleet Thur
man Tucker of Chicago at the same
distance in 6.5 seconds.
Cases best speed, though, is con-
ceded to develop after the first 40
or so yards. Bill MCGOWAN, veteran
American League umpire, says Case
Is the fastest he ever has seen trav-
cling from first to third.
Cases appearance will top base
running program sponsored by the
Touchdown Club and Clark Griffith
the Mats boss. For his effort Case
will be presented 500 War bond
by Griffith and War bonds and
stamps also will be awarded Boys
Club Of Washington youngsters who
will compete in four base-runnine
classes.
Winning Boys to Get Bonds.
The boys are finalists Of a city.
wide base-running contest that EN-.
braced more than 5000 contestants
Competition will be at 80, los, 12(
and 135 pounds, with five boys com
peting in each class. The winner
will receive a $50 War bond in eacf
class, while each runnerup will b,
awarded a $25 bond.
Involved in a second-place dis.
pute with the Cleveland Indians, tn,
Mats will rely on Milo Candini tt
check the Red Sox The game will
start at $50, with base running
slated to start at 8.
The Mats, who will battle the Rec
Sox in another night game here to.
morrow, will be without the service.
OF Pitcher Early Wynn for severa
days. He now is in Philadelphia
kept abed with grippe.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Washington's win starved Red
skins, without football victory in
three starts this year, are to get
thorough and intensive drill in pass
defense for the next fortnight be-
fore their scheduled exhibition
against the Chicago Cardinals at
Buffalo September 26. Not that the
Skins looked too bad against the
Bears in that 21-14 licking they
absorbed at Baltimore Sunday, but
Coach Dutch Bergman isn't satisfied
with zone pass defense and is to
drill his men in man-for-man
tactics.
1--WE want to avoid penalties
against us for possible called inter-
ference with the receiver" said
Bergman. "But at the same time
we must cover the receivers" The
Bears scored three touchdowns by
passes, some of which were not well
covered by Redskins.
Three outfits are bidding for the
vacant October 3 date on the Red
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Weather, Easy Win Delays Girls Grid Debut

work out, once asked Baker:
do you think you can make a
football player out of that grip"
Il already have" Baker re-
piled. She'll hit four out of
every five kicks from the 15-yard
line"
The Indiana High School Ath-
letic Association had no prec-
edent to rule whether Agnes par
ticipation was legal, but Baker
said he didn't need a precedent.
'Legal?" he said. "She wouldn't
even actually be In the game.
The ball Is dead during the try
for the point after touchdown.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Brewers GET Nearer
Title on Idle Day
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Postponement or cancellation of
all of last nights American Associa-
ton baseball games moved the first
place Milwaukee Brewers another
big step nearer the championship.
With the season ending Sunday,
Milwaukee is three games in front
of Indianapolis and four ahead of
Columbus. The Brewers have seen
to play, Indianapolis eight and Co.
lumbus seven. If the Brewers take
four of those contests, the Tribe
would have to win all it's remaining
tilts to grab the flag.
Milwaukee's remaining games are
with sixth-place Minneapolis and
seventh-place Kansas City, while
Indianapolis and Columbus clean up
their states against the current
fourth and fifth place clubs, Toledo
and Louisville.
Toledo and Louisville were the
only teams to take the field yester-
day, but the game was halted after
one inning
Here's a thumb-nail view of the
pennant situation:
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Only Three Grid Games
For Howard COLLEGE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. IA
Varsity football, Viz style for the
most part, will be played at Howard
College this fall, the Executive Com
mittee of the Baptist institution de-
cided last night.
Board Chairman Frank P. Sam
ford said Navy officers in charge OF
VIZ trainees at the school have
asked that the schedule be limited
to three games. He added that every
effort would be made to play all
three games in Birmingham.
Howard dropped football in 1941
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Pe|s' Odd Triple Play
Marks P|ayoff Win
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press,
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 14.-Nash-
vile captured the Southern Asso-
citation playoff, four games to one,
by beating New Orleans, TO, here last
night, but the Pelicans own the dis
tinction of executing one of base
balls rare triple plays.
Center Fielder Garden Gillen-
water of New Orleans launched a
triple play in the sixth inning when
he speared Pete Elko's liner. He
quickly whipped the ball to the in
field and runners were caught of
second and first bases.
Nashville Manager Larry Gilbert
in baseball 80 years, and Manager
Ray Blades of New Orleans, vet
eran of "a years, said they never had
seen triple play started in the out
field,
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Trainers Top Airmen,
Even Navy Series
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 14.-Nor-
folk Training Station and Norfolk
Naval Air Station were all tied up
at one game each today in their bid
for the world series" championship
of the Navy.
The Training Stations two small
est players-Pitcher Make Wilson
and Shortstop Phil Rizzuto-com-
bined yesterday to hand the Air
men a 10 licking and even the
series, which started Sunday with
the Flyers 80 triumph.
Wilson hurled steady four-hit ball
and Rizzuto scored the only run in
the first inning with spectacular
display of running along the base
paths. Darling to third on bunt
Rizzuto rounded on past Third
Baseman Eddie Wodzicki and slid
safely in at the plate.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
GoIiuno Not Punished

You're privileged to ask, too, what
the Boxing Commission has been
doing since last Tuesday night. That
was the evening when Pete Galiano
battled Eddie Kane, absorbing a neat
shellacking after having fought Bus
ter Tyler in an eight-round bout at
Newark the previous night.
when a contestant competes in
a bout of more than four rounds" :"
say commission rules, che shall not
be allowed to compete again until
six days have elapsed. The pro-
visions of this article shall be spe-
cifically made a part of all contracts
between contestants and promoters" ;"
Galiano pleaded ignorance of the
local rule and got away with it. The
commission permitted him to be-
come the victim of technical
knockout and when asked why
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Should Read Own Book

There we're vague rumors Galiano
would be suspended so days, which
is tantamount to no punishment.
The District Boxing Commission is
hooked up with the National Boxing
Association, which means nothing
to Maryland or New York, where
Galiano does most of his fighting
Pete, in fact, will fight AL Mansini
at New York on Thursday.
The commission might make itself
less foolish by getting tough. To
date it has failed to do so much as
slap Galiano's wrist. 1t permitted
him to fracture one of the commits
sions more sensible regulations,
thereby paving the way for repeti-
ton.
The District Boxing Commission
should get around to reading its own
rule book occasionally. 1t could
help prevent boxing fans from
taking a neat showing around at
fancy prices.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Lancaster Coins Title
In Interstate leuoue

BY the Associated Press.
TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 14.-Lan-
caster captured its first Interstate
League pennant last night, though
they lost, to 4, to Trenton.
Hagerstown lost its chance when
1t dropped 4 to 3 decision to Will
mington.
Lancaster has lead of ~ games,
and both the Roses and the Owls
play a single game tomorrow, when
the season ends.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Aspiring Youngsters, Vet Pair
Face as |. L. PIuyoffs Start

Bob Chapman, lanky southpaw
who has seen service with the
Brooklyn Dodgers, will pitch for the
Montreal Royals in their meeting
with Toronto. Luke Hamlin, who
also has hurled for the Dodgers, is
the pick of Manager Burleigh
Grimes.
De la Bruz recently was acquired
by Cincinnati of the National
League for delivery next spring.
Dubiel, only %, but 4-F in the draft,
likely will be viewed by the New
York Yankees in 1914. He has won
16 and lost 9.
Hamlin, winner in 81 of % deci-
sions, has registered eight shutouts.
Chipman's record is 15-7.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Odd Football Marks Opening 7i|ts in Midwest

DeWar OF Camp Grant, playing
Saturday against Illinois, % to 0
loser. DeWar found himself in
tercepting an Illini pass while
deep in the end zone, but he
didn't bother simply to ground
the ball for touchdown and
and have it carted out to the 20
by the referee. No, Dewar ran.
Evening star., 1943-09-14

girl drop-kicked out of last
nights encounter because the
players tempers. together with
weather conditions, were not ex-
actly ladylike and New Castle
wasn't doing any too well. Gen.
trail won, 81 to 6.
But the coach has faith in the
16-year-old girls kicking ability.
He discovered her football kick
ing talent year ago and urged
her to practice for a place on the
squad. She spent many hours
In practice during the summer
and won a berth.
Agnes father, watching her
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Pirates Keep Frisch
AS Pilot for 1914
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 14.-Pitts-
burgh has reappointed frankie
Frisch as manager for the 1914 sea-
son.
President Bill Benswanger told
Frisch he had done a fine job by
keeping the Pirates in the first divi-
sion.
1t will be Frisch's fifth year as
manger of the club. Up to today his
teams for four years have gained eX-
actly an even split, but the Pirates
finished in the first division three
times and in the second division
once.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Schneider Among Trio
To Join Old Liners

Three new gridders joined the
Maryland squad yesterday. including
Leroy Schneider, 220-pounder from
Baltimore, who played on the Old
Line freshman eleven last Fall. He
has been released from the Army
because of ailing feet.
Maryland's squad, though, has
dwindled from As to 49, Several
others may be added after the regis
tration for the fall term.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
BeozIey, MuIcohy Face
In Dixie Army Series>

HSS0CI8ttd Press.
FORT OGLETHORPE, Ga, Sept.
14.-Lt. Johnny Beazley, twice tri-
umphant over the New York Yankees
in the World Series last year, today
was hoping to get the Fort Ogle-
thorpe nine off to a winning start
in three-game series with the I'd
Army of Memphis in a dispute over
the unofficial Southern Army base
ball championship.
The former ST. Louis Cardinal
pitcher was to take the mound
against Sergt. Hugh Mulcahy, former
Phillies' pitcher They are mound
aces of teams claiming the Army
crown since Camp Wheeler's ma
tional semipro champions disbanded.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Cards Eyeing Freshmen BrozIe,
Brecheen as Series Slab Help

Ernie White haven't recovered from
ailing arms, although Whites is
responding to treatment. He's work.
ing in the outfield, where South
worth frequently sends his pitchers
for practice.
Ernie will need lots of workouts
before the series and he might not
be ready" said Southworth.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
BY the Associated press

BY the Associated Press,
A pair of youngsters who expect
to win major league berths next
spring take the mound at Syracuse
tonight in the opening game of the
Information League playoffs while
a pair of veterans will be the hurlers
at Toronto.
Tom de la Cruz, slender Cuban,
who won 81 for Syracuse while
dropping II, is the choice of Man-
ager Jewell in the first game OF
the best-of seven series. He will be
opposed by Walt Monk Dubiel
young right-hander of the Newark
Bears, who pitched no-hit, no-run
game earlier this month.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Williams Shoots an Ace
| Al WASHINGTON Course

Frank M. Williams, well-known
Washington Golf and Country Club
linksman, is the latest to score a
hole in one on the Virginia clubs
165-yard second hole. Williams
played the shot with a 5iron in a
match with DR.. S. T. holland, Jack
Joslin and Harry F. Lawson.
1t was his first ace in 13 years OF
golf, but he got no particular thrill
out of the shot, Williams wears
glasses and did not see the ball
finish in the cup. when picked
it out realized I had put it there,
he said. That was thrill. Wish
I could have seen it go in"
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Three Mines Undefeuted
In Federation TOURNEY

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Sept. IL
Detroit's Auto Club, Cleveland Bar
tuneks and the Pontiac (Mich) yell
low Cabs still are undefeated in the
30th annual National Amateur Base
ball Federation tournament.
Nine were left in the field as Day.
ton, Dearborn CMich), New York
City and one Of two Baltimore teams
were eliminated
Evening star., 1943-09-14
High School Team
Is Family Affair
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. 14.-Coach
Stanard Lambert says athletics
at Austin High School has be-
come a family proposition-and
it's a big help to a coach.
This year he could start full
team of youngsters whose older
brothers had starred in athletics.
You don't have to educate"
their families to training rules
and diets after they've had one
boy on the squad, Lambert ex-
planned.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Texas League Hopeful
OF PIuyinq in 1914

DALLAS, Tex, Sept 14.-The
Texas League, which suspended op-
erations this year, will hold it's an
nual meeting November l3 or 20
said Secretary Milton Price, to de-
eide whether the circuit will operate
next year Officials are more hope
full than last season.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Van Roboys Of Pirates
Is Called Into Army

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 14.-Mau-
rice Van Robays, Pittsburgh out
fielder, will leave this week end for
Detroit to be inducted into the
Army.
Bill Brandt. young pitcher recalled
from Toronto, also has been ordered
to Aurora. ILL.,, for his physical ex-
animation.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Texas Tech Loses Star
FuIIbock From Injury

BY the Associated Press.
LUBBOCK, Tex, Sept. 14.-Wal-
ter Schlimkman, all-conference
fbordeD fullback last year and main
Texas Tech hope this fall, is out for
the season after breaking a small
bone in his right leg in scrimmage
yesterday.
Only one letterman, Edward Buck
GillenWater, is left.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
BY the Associated Press.

NEW CASTLE, Ind, Sept. IA
New Castle High Schools girl
gridder-comely blond Agnes
Rifner-whose speciality is drop
kicking, will have to wait anoth-
er week before she makes her
debut on the football field.
Agnes was kept on the bench
last night In the Trojan's open
ing game with Central of Muncie
but Coach Griz Baker said to-
day she would see service in next
weeks game with Morton Memo
rial Of Knightstown.
Baker explained he kept his
Evening star., 1943-09-14
KIiemon to Join Tribe;
Two Others Recalled

CLEVELAND, Sept. l4.-Ed Klie-
man. right-handed sinker ball pitch
er who won % games for the Balti-
more Orioles, is to join the Cleve-
land Indians Friday.
The Indians also recalled Pitcher
Steve Gromer and Paul Calvert from
Baltimore
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Win, Lose or Draw

By BURTON HAWKINS.

District Boxing
of 100000 earning
protection o
promoters
When Congress created the consistently
1884 the idea apparently insure the being conducted
bhhely ignore commission
fans to
advertised bull until
Evening star., 1943-09-14

for instance, Eddie Kane was sup
posed to swing in the general direc-
ton of Nick Latsios in a 10-round
bout. 1t developed Kane swung
unsuccessfully at one Charley Ben
nett.
One of the intriguing little para
graphs contained in Boxing Com
mission rules says, "All contracts
shall be deposited with the COM
mission not less than five days
prior to the date of the contest" ;"
Another item dictates, Contract
ing parties should fsmiliarize them
selves with the rules of the COM
mission, pertaining to contracts, be-
fore signing same" And the ques-
ton that seems to leap at us is
"Why?"
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Cup, Cash Magnets
In Coast Loop Series
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 14-The
Presidents Cup series, postseason
playoff among the four top Pacific
Coast League baseball teams, opens
today with the first-place Los Ange-
les Angels meeting the third place
Seattle Rainiers.
Second place San Francisco and
fourth-place Portland will play in
midweek
The league has accumulated a
$12 500 pool to be distributed among
the players of the four clubs.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
BY the Associated Press.

bS IHt hBSoClateu Press,
CHICAGO, Sept. 14.--This
football season generally was ex-
pected to be slightly screwball,
but no one thought the players
themselves would contribute as
heartily to the madness as they
did in the Midwest's first week
end.
There was, for instance, Jimmy
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Cards. Yankees Look to Next Weeks Games to Onch Faq
Hermon Is Victim
Of Putout Record
~ the Associated Press.

BOSTON, Sept. 14.--Billy Her
man of the Brooklyn Dodgers
established some sort Of record
when he reached first base on
each Of his five trips to the plate
in the regularly scheduled con-
test with the Braves. but was
thrown out at third twice, at
home once and at second the
fifth time.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Trent on Three Winners

Hubert Troy Trent, 31-year- old
native OF Corsicanna, Tex, rode four
winners at Narragansett yesterday
and was up on Harry Barnet's Medid
in the feature race.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Portsmouth Gains Final

ROANOKE, Va, Sept. IA LP.-
Portsmouth, Piedmont League cham
plon, won its way into the Shaugh-
messy playoff final last night by de-
feating Roanoke, 7 to 3. The Cubs
took four games to one for Roanoke
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Clemson Lists Davidson

CLEMSON, S. c.. Sept. 14-Clem-
son has added Davidson to its foot
ball list for a game at Charlotte,
N. c., November 6.
Evening star., 1943-09-14

Galiano had been permitted to fight
two successive nights in violation
of local rules Chairman Thomas P.
Morgan came up with no better an
sWer than, 1--WE knew nothing about
that down at the commission" re-
ferring to Galiano's Monday night
tiff at Newark.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Schedule Delays Curb
Hasty Settlement
Of Major Races
BY JUDSON BAILEY,

There isn't any mystery about
which teams are going to win the
major league pennants, but a lot OF
fans are rushing for pencil and
paper to figure out when the St.
Louis Cardinals and New York
Yankees will get around to clinch-
ing their championships.
1t may contribute to the calm and
orderly processes of arithmetic,
therefore, to point out that there
will be no clinchings before next
week end and the situation can be
explored without the aid of rapid
calculus.
Schedule Checks Cards.
The Cardinals can settle, the
senior circuit controversy with any
combination of five victories for
themselves or five defeats for their
immediate pursuers, the Brooklyn
Dodgers. while the magic combina-
ton for the Yankees is 10, and con-
sequently farther removed.
The Cardinals might pe able to
make short shrift of their pennant
problem except that they haven't
played since last Saturday and
aren't scheduled again until Thurs
day, when they will embark ON a
six-game, four-day series with the
Chicago Cubs.
The Dodgers have single games
today and tomorrow with the Bos-
ton Braves, will be idle Thursday
and then play a four game seuto
with the New York Giants.
Out of this action should come
the Cardinals clincher, but it can't
arrive before Saturday.
Here are the figures for both races:
American League.
New York y y i i '9ffs ffa ''sS' g
Cleveland N,t,on,i y n..s,. SO 81
s1 srooklyn aGSls - Is s5 81 g 1oh Ioo
Yanks' Clincher Delayed.
Both the Yanks and Indians will
be reasonably busy this week. AS a
result it would be. possible for New
York to put over the clincher Sum-
day if it were to win all its games
IN the meantime and Cleveland were
to lose continuously. But since this
is unlikely and next Monday and
Tuesday are open dates in both
leagues, the best guess is that the
Yankees will not nail down their
pennant until the latter part OF
next week.
Action in the majors yesterday
was confined to Boston, where the
Braves completed their suspended
game of July Is with the Brooklyn
Dodgers and obtained 7-6 10-in-
ming triumph, but lost the regularly
scheduled contest, 1913, in the face
of siY-hit hurting by Whit Wyatt
and a 17-hit assault by the Dodgers.
The suspended game had been
halted because of the Massachusetts,
Sunday curfew with the score tied
at A in the sixth inning. The
teams resumed with hammer and
tongs and Tommy Holmes eventual
ly settled the issue with a run-scor-
ing single in the overtime frame.
Evening star., 1943-05-19
REPUBLICANS FOR MOTION TO

LUDLOW
REPUBLICANS
INSTR
ALLEN
ANDERSEN
ANDREWS
ANGEL
ARENDS
ARNOLD
AUCH1NCLOSS
BALDWIN
BARRETT
BATES
BEALL
BENDER
BENNETT. Mich.
BENNETT. Mo.
BISHOP
BLACKNEY
BOLTON
BRADLEY
BREHM
BROWN
BUFFET
BUSBEY
BUTLER
CANFIELD
CARLSON
CARSON
CARTER
CASE
CHENOWETH
CHIPERFIELD
CHURCH
CLASON
CLEVENGER
COLE, Mo.
COLE, N. Y.
COMPTON
CUNNINGHAM
CURTIS
DAY
DEWEY
DIRKSEN
Otter
DONDERO
DOUGLAS
DWORSHAK
EATON
ELLIS
ELLISON
ELLSWORTH
ELMER
ELSTON
ENGEL
FELLOWS
FENTON
FISH
GALE
GALLAGHER
GAMBLE
GAVIN
GERLACH
CLIFFORD
GuCHRIST
GILLETTE
GILLIE
GOODWIN
GRAHAM
GRANT
GR1FFTTHS
GROSS
GUYER
GWYNNE
HALE
HALL, E. A.
HALL, L. W.
HALLECK
HANCOCK
HARNESS
HARTLEY
HE1DINGER
HERTER
HESS
HILL
HOEVEN
HOFFMAN
HOLMES. Mass.
HOLMES, Wash.
HOPE
HORAN
HOWELL
JEFFREY
JENKINS
JENNINGS
JENSEN