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Evening star., 1943-09-08

Approximately 1000 family
dwelling units in publicly
financed war housing projects
here are now vacant and avail
able to eligible war workers, Mil
ton Fischer, regional representa-
tive of the National Housing
Agency, disclosed today.
The vacancies are in the Lily
Ponds project, Kenilworth and Ana
costa avenues NE; Calvert homes,
Washington Baltimore boulevard
Evening star., 1943-09-08

The more money you lend your
Government the more planes, tanks
and ships our country can turn out
and the shorter the war is going
to be. Back the attack with War
bonds"
Evening star., 1943-09-08

tack her in her apartment Saturday.
Bradley Is being held under 81 900
bond.
Evening star., 1943-09-08
1000 Family Homes
Await Occupants in
Washington Area

NEED FOR s1o,ooo,oo0 grant for
slum clearance here seen by Com
missioners. Page B-I
Evening star., 1943-03-17
d Columbia road NV, 8 O'Clock

and Columbia road NV, O'Clock
tonight
Fun night. Francis Asburv Meth
odist Church. 3l40 Sixteenth street
NV, O'Clock tonight
Music Washington Chapel. Six
teenth street at Columbia road
NV 8 O'Clock tonight.
Me and Ny Gal Song Fest" re-
freShments, YMCA tUSOD. 1886 G
street NV, s O'Clock tonight,
Swimming. games. dancing,
hosteSScS. Jewish Community Cen
ter. SiXtccnth and @ streets NV,
8 o'clock tonight.
Entertainment. refreshments.
dancing, Temple VestrN Room,
Eighth and streets NV, $50
O'Clock tonight
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CONCERTS,
Marine Band Symphony OrCheS-
ira. Marine Barracks 8.l5 pm. to-
dar
National Symphony Orchestra
Constitution Hall, 30 pm TODAY.
Symphonic hour. YWCA, Seven
teenth and K streets NV, pm.
today.
DINNERS.
Eiberrians. MayfoWer Hotel :
pm, TODAY
United States Chamber ot Com
nerce. Statler Hotel, pm today.
Friendly Sons Of St Patrick May
flower Hotel, 7:l5 pm. today.
FILM FESTIVAL.
United Nations, INSIDE Fighting
China" Jewish Community Center
Sixteenth and @ streets NV 6:l5
pm, TODAY.
COMMUNITY SING.
Popular song leaders and special
features, Central High School audi
torium Thirteenth and Clifton
streets NV, $50 pm. today.
MEETINGS.
Cathedral Heights Cleveland Park
Citizens Association. afraid War-
dens post. Newark street and Wis
oonsin avenue NV. pm today.
Friendship Citizens AssoCia ton.
Janney School, Albemarle street and
Wisconsin avenue NV, 3 pm TO-DAY
Southwest Citizens Association
Public Library. Seventh and H
streets sN., 3 pm. today.
DANCE.
Massachusetts State SOCIETY,"
W.rdman Park Hotel, Q pm, TO-DAY
LUNCHEONS.
Kiuanis Club. MayfoVer Hotel
1890 pm. tomorrow
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen. BelaSco The.
Ater, Madison place and Pennsyl'
vania avenue NV Tonight: 73O'
$50, Fort Washington Dance Band
e-s:45. Bill Strickland; 1910 45
Army Dance Band.
Pepsi-Cola Center for Servlcenen
Thirteenth and G streets NV. fret
canteen service. showers, soap
lounges, checking, towels, Shavins
equipment. shoe shines, $50 m
today until II 80 tonight.
Oficers' Club OF the United Ma
tions, Burlington Hotel, ll20 Yer
mont avenue NV, 10 am. unit
1890 pm. toda".
.Recreational games, RooSevel
Center, Thirteenth and upshu,
streets NV. and Central Center
Thirteenth and Clifton streets NV
1:3O o'clock tonight.
Dancing, refreshments, games
Mount Pleasant Congregations
Church. Fourteenth and Columbia
road NV, 7.3O O'Clock tonight.
Evening star., 1943-03-17

Dancing, American Red Cross
frst-aid cl9ss. Spanish arts and
crafts classes, NCCS tUSO,, 1914 n
street NV 80 o'clock tonight
Table tennis, sl2ufleboard, skjt-
Ties. darts and other games, retresh-
mcnt,, FirS' Congregations Church
Of Washington. Tenth and G streets
NV. 7:3n o'clock tonight
"Ciay model class. Hampshire
House. llo5 New Hampshire avenue
NV, 7.30 o'clock tonight.
Dancing, hostes>es. dancing class.
box carving. singing. Serviccmen 5
Club No. l. 306 Ninth street NV.
2 ColCk tonight
Game night. National Baptist
Memorial Church. Sixteenth street
Evening star., 1943-03-17

employees, living in the main build
ing at 1889 R street NV. and seven
houses in the immediate neighbor-
hood The petition for authority
TO close the entire business enter
prise was based on the claim that
the enterprise was operated at a
monthly loss Of $4,000.
Residents Of Belmont Gardens
have petitiOned Congress for aid II
obtaining Government operation OF
the houses to forestall eviction
Evening star., 1943-03-17
Official Studies Operation
OF Belmont Gardens by U.S..

Ormand f. LOomiS, executive as
siStant to the commissioner OF the
Federal Home Loan Bank Admins
tration. is investigating the posi-
blity OF Government operation of
Belmont Gardens. a rOomine house
project authorized TO close April /
BY the Rent Control administrator.
There are some $50 mon and
women. most Of them Government
Evening star., 1943-03-17
Sheriff Finds Lost Boy
Is His Own Nephew
b he Associated Press.

b ne AsS0Clated FTeNs-
NOWATA. Okla Sheriff Arthur
Turner drove all over town, trying
to help 3-year-old Daryl Clark Lilly
find his home,
At noon. still unsuccessful. the
sheriff went home 70 lunch and
found that an aunt and uncle had
arrived from Charleston, W Va,
70 visit him Their small son had
wandered away.
DarNl CLARK wasn't lost any more
Evening star., 1943-03-17
FOR COLORED SERVICEMFN

Make raid on your pockcthook
SO that We can raid the AXIS. Get
your War savings bond or stamps
now
Evening star., 1943-03-17

Square dance. genuine square
dance band, YWCA cUSO1. Seven
teenth and X streets NV, $50
O'Clock tonight.
FOR COLORED SERNICEMEN.
Games swimming. general eXer-
else, YMCA 'USO', 1915 Twelfth
street NV, 2 to 10 pm. today.
For war workers also.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
Schoendienst Looks
In asI |. BAT Kinq
BY the Associated Press.

Ds tlie ASoOCldteu EIeSb.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-With the
International League campaign
nearing its close, AL (RedD Schoen-
dienst of Rochester seems to have
the batting championship slowed
away.
The star of the Redwings con-
tinued his consistent stickwork In
the last week to hold his average at
.345 and retain an apparently ample
lead over his nearest rival, Ed Levy
of Newark, whose mark is 1922.
Back of this pair were George
Staller, Baltimore, 307 Bob Ortiz,
Montreal, .296; Charles Mead, Jersey
City, .290; Hank Sauer, Syracuse,
-2a3; OFT Denning, Buffalo, 281;
Harry Davis, Toronto, .276; Larry
Rosenthal, Newark, PTS; Goody
Rosen, Syracuse, 275, and Steve
Wargo, Rochester. 274.
Schoendienst also continued to
lead in total hits with 163. Staller
~ousted Ortiz from leadership in runs
batted in. He had knocked home
80 runs and Ortiz, 81.
Ed Kobesky of Buffalo remained
the home run leader with II, Glib
Brack of Montreal has hit the most
triples, 9, and Ortiz has collected
the most doubles, "a.
Van Harrington of Syracuse
boosted his stolen bases total to As
and Joe Page of Newark stayed in
front of the pitchers with a 1874
record.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
Clarke Ups A. A. Lead
In Batting 10 .339
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-Milwaukee's
slugging outfielder, Ted Norbert,
finally broke into the top 10" bat
ting list of the American Association
with 293 mark, but was far re-
moved from his teammate and lead
ing hitter, Grey Clake.
Clarke raised his ante from 1893
to .339, increasing his margin over
Columbus Chet Wieczorek by 6
points.
Norbert's arrival had been expected,
for he is regarded as the most dan
gerous man in the league at the
plate, leading in home runs and also
in runs batted in with 90.
Ford Garrison of Louisville was
clipping BAT and Willard Pike of
Indianapolis had posted .343, but
this pair had played in only n
games.
Following Wieczorek were Phil
Weintraub of Toledo, who jumped
from sixth into a tie for third with
Columbus Augie Bergamo at 800;
Hershel Martin of Milwaukee, .313;
Joe Moore, Indianapolis. ,312; Tom
my Mcbride. Louisville, .310; Gil
English of Indianapolis, .306, and
Stew Hofferth, also of Indianapolis,
.304.
Clarke led in total hits with 148
while Bergamo's 20 doubles and the
II triples by Steve Barath of Louis
vile were tops. Russ Rolandson OF
Minneapolis was ahead in stolen
bases with IA.
The top pitching record of IL wins
and 5 losses was held by Preacher
Roe of Columbus.
Ted Wilks, his teammate, had a
14-6 record and Jim Trexler of In
dianapolis was pegged at 17-7.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
The final standing d:
Chess Picnic on Today,

All local chess enthusiasts are well
come to picnic with the Federal
Chess Club as special guests to-
day at Campfire Glen in Arlington
Forest, Va. The fiesta starts at l
pm. and continues until 6, each
player bringing his own chow and
game equipment, announces Mat
thew Epstein. Transportation buses
are available at Eleventh and E
streets NV. every hour on the 35
minutes darlington Forest or Green
briar street Buses or at Constitu-
ton avenue and Ninth street NV,
every hour on the half hour (Tre-
mont Gardens bus). Women players
are welcome.
Tuesday, 8 pm, at 2431 Four
teenth street NV, in the game
room of the Federal Chess Club, the
1943 District Champion A. Goren-
stein will be awarded the Turnover
Trophy and the title. Awards will
be made for the best played game
and the most brilliant game in the
recent District championship tourna-
ment. The public is welcome to at
tend the ceremonies and to play
social chess.
Gustaf o. Christensen of Brooklyn
placed first in the experts tourna-
ment OF the New York State tour
Evening star., 1943-08-29
Baseball
., Continued From Page B-1)

stranded as Robertson lined to Jo-Jo
White in center.
That was all the margin Niggehng
needed. He was in trouble in the
second inning when Dick Siebert
reached first with one out on
Priddy's tumble and stole second
after Irwin Hall had famed, but
Siebert was left as George Myatt
tossed out Hal Wagner.
Not until the fourth inning did
the Athletics get a hit off Nigge-
ling. White opened with a sharp
single to right and after Ripple
lined to Powell, White stole second
and continued to third when Catch
er Jake Early threw wild into CEN
ter field. Niggeling calmly proceed
ed to fan Estalella for the second
time and purposely passed the dan
gerous Siebert, who stole second.
Spence gathered in Halls fly to sty-
mie that scoring gesture.
That was the last time the AS
reached base until Ripple present.
ed them their second hit with two
out in the ninth. Niggeling wasn't
handicapping himself by issuing
bases on balls. Siebert was the only
Mackman to reach base in that
manner, and Niggeling put him
there Intentionally.
Meanwhile the Mats were hitting
Knuckle- -baller Roger Wolff hard
but not frequently. They collected
six hits off him, three triples, two
doubles and single. but after the
first inning the chubby Wolff was a
rugged character with men on base.
Powelrs Triple Wasted.
In the third inning Powell rammed
a triple to left center with two out
but was left as Spence grounded
out. With two out in the fifth
George Case, who stole his 43d base
Of the season in the eighth inning,
doubled to left but was stranded as
Vernon flied to Estalella.
With one out in the seventh Priddy
poked a triple to left center but
was forced to remain there as Sec
ond Baseman Don Heffner tossed
out Myatt. Niggeling then struck
out.
Case, attempting to bunt leading
OH in the ninth inning, popped a
soft fly into VOLTS glove, but it
popped right out for an error.
George then grasped the league
leadership In the stolen base de-
partment. Vernon popped out, but
Case moved to third as Powell
grounded out. That was as near as
he went. for Wolff tossed out
Spence.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
|mpounded Dogs to Be Sought
AS Aides to Armed Services

fox terrier breeders should be in for
some excitement. There Is never a
dull moment in any interprize in
which Harry takes an interest.
Youngsters Now in Clubs.
Local kennel clubs are so accus-
toned to having Gene Scaggs and
Alice Marie Cornet attend meetings
and show dogs that it came as a
surprise to many, that these girls
were not members of the clubs. But
recently each became 16 and
promptly was voted full member.
The big Four Movie Stake, glamour
show of cockerdom, is back on the
list. 1t will be held with the Cocker
Spaniel Breeders Club show in
Boston on November IL and 13. No
special entries will be required for
this years stake, with novice classes
in the regular show designated as
the Novice Stake.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
Cornish Hills Annexes
Bath Hunter Crown
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS, Va, Aug. 28.-
Cornish Hills, thoroughbred chest
nut gelding owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Haggin Perry of Gotham and ridden
by Mrs. Perry, won his third sue
cessive championship of the season
when he was judged the top hunter
of the 18th annual Bath County
Horse Show held here today.
Cornish Hills, which won the
event last year, had 151z points.
Second place went to Mathema-
tician, owned by Meander Farm at
Locust Dale, with 91s points.
Big Boy, owned by the Springs
bury Farm at Berryville, with 13
points, won as champion hunter.
Reserve went to Mosby, owned by
Independent Livery, Warm Springs,
which had seven points.
Big Boy gained four blues and q
red and was ridden by Joe Ferguson
in each event with the exception Of
the women's hunter class.
Meander Farms Substitution
turned in an outstanding perform
ance for a 3-year- old and in the
three classes entered won two blues
and a red.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
Duckpin BowIers to Compete
In McCreu Tenpin Tourney

Attracted by the tidy prizes In
War bonds to be won, not q few
duckpin bowlers, including some d
the Capitals finest, will shoot in
the Don McCrea tenpin tournament
at Lucky Strike September 4. 5
and 6.
Already Tony Santini, recently
named the No. duckpinner of the
country. has plunked down his IS
entrance fee in the city's first ten
pin event in more than a quarter
century.
Dynamic Sergt. Fred Murphy, who
at odd times has tried his hand at
the big-pin game, promises to be
another participant. Ollie Pacini,
assistant manager of Lucky Strike,
and Joe Harrison, both former No.
national duckpinners, are no
Slouches at heaving the big balls.
Wolfe Real Tenpinner.
But the duckpinner most likely
to give all the dyed-in-wool ten
Primers a run for their money In
the tournament will be Perce Wolfe
the tournament will be Perce Wolfe
likes to reminisce about the days
when as youngster he was win
ming tenpin events in Philadelphia
The Lafayette star last night
ended week of exhibitions in
Savannah, Ga, as part of the bowl
ing War bond drive in the South
headed by Arville Ebersole, main
spring in the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress, who also visited
key duckpin cities in Florida and
South Carolina.
According to Don McCrea, leading
promoter of tenpins in this area,
the event likely will be surprisingly
large. Besides all members of the
Lucky Strike Tenpin League many
out-of-town keglers will compete.
All prizes will be awarded in War
savings. The winner will receive
a 500 bond, second. $50, and third,
s25. The IS entrance fee will in
Evening star., 1943-08-29
BY r. r. TAYNTON.

National Dog Week in the third
week Of September will focus atten-
ton on all kinds and conditions OF
dogs. Dog shows all over the map
during the month will keep the pure
bred dog in the limelight. Growing
activity in the K-9 Corps will mean
additional work for Dogs for De-
fense, Inc, and the War Dog Fund,
supporting agency for the recruiting
body.
A new volunteer group composed
OF prominent artists, writer's and
actors recently was formed as a Sec
ond subsidiary Of Dogs for Defense.
This group is interested in recruiting
from pounds and other animal shell
ters such dogs as may be used sue
cessfully in the armed forces and
which would, unless so used, be de-
stroyed. 1t is good source of addi-
tional canine recruits, which are
needed urgently. 1t also relieves the
animal shelters of some of the bur-
den, which they are finding increas-
ingly difficult to carry.
Allentown Shows Ahead.
Entries for the Labor Day week
end trio of shows at Allentown, Pa. !.
should be in the hands of Foley, zoos
Ranstead street. Philadelphia, Pa.
by tomorrow morning. These shows
are being given for the benefit OF
Dogs for Defense. Westcheste1
County and Tuxedo shows at West.
chester Country Club at Rye, N. Y.
will be held the following week end
Local dog fanciers regret that the
exigencies of war have caused the
transfer Of Col. George L. King, who
came here about a year ago with
some of his fine Kingcrest Dalma.
tians. While here, he was active in
kennel circles.
1t is said that Harry Lustine Is
deserting cocker spaniels in favor
of wire-haired fox terriers. The
Evening star., 1943-08-29
Stefanita, 3-5, Takes
New England Oaks
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PAWTUCKET. R. T., Aug. 28.-
George D. Widener's Stefanita
scored her third successive victory
OF the season by winning the $40, 1000
added New England Oaks, a mile
and one sixteenth for 3-year-old
flllies at Narragansett Park today.
The 3-to-5 favorite of the crowd
OF $4,000, Stefanita led Christopher
T. Chenerys Anthemion by a length
and a quarter. Her time was Las.
Third went to the Cain Hoy
Stables Best Risk, which was halt
a length farther back and eight
lengths ahead of Tony Pelleteri's
La Reign.
Stefanita was top weighted at 11s
pounds. Jockey Conn McCreary
made a special trip from New York
to ride the QUESTIONABLE mare.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
Bee Mac, PrincequiIIo
Score in Saratoga
Finale Features
BY SID FEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


NEW YORK. Aug. 28.-The fair
sex went to the head of the 2-year-
old racing parade in the East today
as Bee Mac, a chunky little filly with
lot of run. beat off all the boys to
take the priced Hopeful Stakes.
Topping of the transplanted
Saratoga meeting at Belmont "a
meeting which brought 30,388 to
today's getaway program and rolled
up a wagering total of s44,o58,212
for its 30-day run-the dancing
daughter Of War Admiral not only
became the first lady winner of
the Hopeful In 20 years, but by her
triumph she moved up to the top
spot for the Eastern juvenile cham
pionship Of the year.
The crowd today tossed $2.3S4, ,468
into the mutuels for the biggest one
day play of the meeting.
Bee Mac Picks Up $4,000.
A gift from Col Ed Bradley to
Beatrice MacGuire of New York a
year ago, Bee Mac picked up a
$33 800 pay check, thereby boosting
her earnings to $44.530. And the
way she did it, practically running
of and hiding from IL rivals, she
far overshadowed the driving VIC
tory of Princequillo In the mile
and-three-q quarter Saratoga Cup.
The Irish-bred 3-year-old with the
Belgian daddy and French nanny,
and owned by the South Carolina
Boone Hall Stable partnership Of
Prince Dmitri Djordjadze and Ar
gentine horseman Horation Luro,
posted new track record of 2:563s
for the long pull in grabbing an
$18,200 bankroll and returning $3.50
for 50.
Bee Mac, piloted by Sterling
Young, had fight of 1t for only
five -sixteenths OF a mile as Arnold
Hager's Que Hora battled for the
lead. Then the Hanger hope chucked
1t and War Admirals baby went
away from there. She was clocked
in 1888 for the 6iz frrlongs over a
muddy track.
Princequillo Leads All Way.
Favorite in the betting, she paid
$3.50 for 50 as she led Boy Knight,
from the barn of Crispin Oglebay
the Ohio steamship magnate, and
BY Jimminy. to the wire in that
order. BY Jimminy, Bee Macs entry
mate, also was bred by Bradley, but
was sold to Alfred P. Parker of New
York week ago for price variously
estimated at $4,000 to $4,000.
In the cup, Princequillo led ali the
way, but had to battle it out the
last hree-sixteenths of mile with
the fast-closing Bolingbroke, owned
by Townsend B Martin. Third, and
last, in the field was John A. Bell,
ir.'s Dark Discovery.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
N. c. Has 8 Grid Games
Planning Two More
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Aug. 28.-
Completion of arrangements for a
football game here October 2 be-
tween North Carolina and Penn
State showed this lineup for the
Tar Heels, with two games still pend
ing.
At Georgia Tech, September 25;
Penn State, October 2; at Duke, Oc-
tober Is; N. c. State, October 80;
at Pennsylvania, November 13;
Duke, November 20; Virginia, No
vember 27.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
St. Morgoret's Show
Offers 20 Glasses
BY the Associated Press

~ H11S 1kooOOIuVcU
ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 2S.-There will
be 20 classes in the annual horse
show at st. Margaret's on Labor
Day, Orlando Ridout, committee
chairman, has announced.
The affair will be held on the
farm Of Frank M. Duvall, and the
proceeds willsgo to ST. Margaret's
Church.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
@ CHE: IS #
BY PAUL J. MILLER.

Edmund Nash, sometime city
champion of Madison, Wis, former
titlist of the local Federal Chess
Club, placed sixth in the United
States Chess Federation's tourna-
ment just concluded at Syracuse. N.
Y, garnering six victories, dropping
three games and drawing six, for a
total point score of 9-6. Corpl. R.
Johnson, also of the Federal Chess
Club, participated in the national
fray to place two ranks below Nash,
winning eight matches, losing six,
drawing one, to score 811-612. In
the past many Washingtonians have
aspired to master competition, but
few have had the distinction of
placing.
Al HoroWitz, champion of the
American Chess Federation in 1896
won the tourney.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
Rams KeIIeher Named
Army Basket Coach
BY the Associated Press.

WEST POINT, Aug. %. - Ed
Kelleher. for 10 years coach of Ford
hams quints. has been named head
mentor OF basket ball at the United
States Military Academy.
Kelleher. who succeeds Val Lertz,
was left without team when Ford
ham dropped all intercollegiate ath-
letics for the duration.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
Boots" to Aid Megaw.

Red Megaw, pilot of the Chevy
Chase Ice Palace drives, last night
named Marion Boots" Workman as
his assistant. AS last season Mrs.
Workman will continue her morning
and afternoon bowling classes be-
sides taking over new duties as
Megaw's aide.
With the Red Cross handicap
tournament scheduled this afternoon
and tonight at Brookland Recrea-
ton, Burt Plumadore promises to
be in for the busiest day since taking
over the management of the Mich
igan Park plant. Besides the patri-
otto event which starts at 2 O'Clock,
a mixed doubles has bsen carded at
4. Lois Gladding and Karl Goch-
enour will oppose an all-star COM
bination of Gordon Remsburg and
Lucille Young.
The Brookland Merchants League
will open its season September 9.
There still are several vacancies ard
teams desiring franchises are asked
to contact Secretary Dave Mulquin
by dialing Decatur 0533.
Andy Fillman, who may roll in the
District League this season for the
first time as a member of the new
Greenway Bowl team, just missed
400 by two sticks as the Testers
romped over Hilltop ESQ in the
GreenWay National loop.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
Ortiz to Defend Title
In Fiqht With Lopez
Hv the Assoria,ed prsz,

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 28.-Match-
maker Charley Macdonald has
signed Manuel Ortiz to defend his
bantam championship against Leon
ard Lopez in a 15-round bout here
October 5.
1t will be charity affair for the
benefit of servicemen.
Evening star., 1943-08-29

Chicago ------------- 102 010 Oo0-4
Pittsburgh -------- 3ll 900 O0x-5
Runs-Stanky, Hack, Cavarretta t)
Coscarart. Van Robays, Elliott t21. Rube-
ling. ErrorS--Van Robays. Lowrey. Rube-
ling. Runs batted in--Goodman, Elliott,
Di Maggio l2), Coscarart, Cavarretta
Nicholson. Baker, Lowrey. Three-base hits
Cayarretta, Hack. Sacrifce-Goodman
Double plays-Elliott to Rubeling to
Fletcher; Coscarart to Rubeling to Fletcher
Chicaeo. z; Pittsburgh. s. Bases on balls
OF Podgatny, 3; off Gee. 2; off Wyse, /.
S,ruek 81 Gee sy fWSasashFy WarnsF. by Htsn Wsse
Wyse, 3 in 7s innings; of Erickson, 2 in
! u innings: Oh Podsajny. 3 In Q innings
Z innings; OF Burrows / In l. inning. Hit
by pttcher-By Wyse (van RobayD. Win
ming pitcher-Gee. Losing pitcher-Wyse.
Evening star., 1943-08-29
Camp Edwards Gridmer
Try to Get Schedule
By the Associated Press.

CAMP EDWARDS, Mass, Aug. %.
announcement has been made
that the Camp Edwards football
team would start practice early next
week and was seeking games with
college, service and other suitable
opponents. Only date that has been
filled is a game with tufts at Med
ford on October %.
First 1t. Clell Barton, formerly of
the Philadelphia Eagles and Wash
burn (Kansas) College, will be head
coach.