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Evening star., 1943-08-04
Fine Dartmouth Grid
Team Held Sure by
All Except Coach
BY DEAK MORSE,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

!
| HANOVER, N. H., Aug. 4-The
word has gone around that Ear
! Brown. Tuss McLaughry's replace
ment as football mentor at Dart.
mouth, is in the same happy situa-
ton as man going out to catch
fish in barrel.
Apparently just about everybody
believes that to be so except the man
to whom it means the most and that
man-of course is Earl Brown
What are the prospects for that
powerhouse you are going to have
this fall" Brown was asked
Not very bright" the new Big
Green tutor shot back and he went
on to explain:
You have heard and read that
we are loaded We are supposed to
have inherited wealth of brawn
and brain from several colleges
whose boys are up here in the Navy
Viz program, but I can tell you
that a lot of those aces supposedly
here are not on the scene"
Stars Unlikely to Play.
Brown named couple of talented
performers, who were at Hanover
but who are unlikely to play foot
ball since they are on the baseball
nine and have already lost a week
of gridiron practice and are due
to lose more. They are Elder and
Ososki of Fordham, a pair of backs
who would make the eyes of any
coach sparkle. There are several
other likely prospects who won't be
available for one reason or another.
The status of Navy men is any,
thing but definite at this time,
Brown said, but added that Navy
officials were giving him the finest
cooperation in attempting to as
certain just how much time will be
allowed for practice and to solve
problems of eligibility and other
requirements.
In the week of training just con-
cluded about 40 men reported.
Brown said that right now he Is
counting mainly on regular Dart
mouth students who won their spurs
with the team year ago.
Fearful Of Yale Game.
Holy Cross, Coast Guard Academy,
Pennsylvania, Yale, Columbia, Cor
nell and Princeton are scheduled
from September 26 to November 20.
How he will ever get ready for Yale
is $64 question with Brown. for
there are two weeks OF examinations
and a week of vacation coming up
between October 9 and October 80.
Brown doesn't even expect to see a
part Of his charges during that
period when no games are scheduled.
Being Of profession noted for its
pessimism, justified or otherwise
maybe Browns analysis should be
taken with grain of salt
Perhaps the picture, as Brown
claims. isn't so bright right now, but
certainly it'll get better before it
gets worse" and seven Eastern
coaches are going to breathe a lot
easier when their engagement with
the sailor strengthened Indians is
over.
Evening star., 1943-08-04

is young Mr. Wakefield, Detroit S
$50 900 rookie outflelder.
Wakefield is young, ambitious and
stamped as the best hitter to wedge
his way into the league since Will
liams. He's trailing Appling by the
slight margin of O07 and Luke, at
81 and with assorted imagined all
ments, will be inclined TO feel the
heat in the stretch drive more than
Wakefield
Spence's squirt may be insignifi- :
cant in relation to individual hon
ors, but to the Mats it comes at a
nice time The Yankees are leading
Washington by eight games and
showing no indication of weakening
but if the Mats have a chance of
catching them Spence could be
there supplying the punch.
In second place, the Mats still are
closer to seventh than they are to
the Yankees, but they've chosen the
proper time to unveil their longest
winning streak in years. The gap
between the Yankees and Mats is
tremendous. Only with a terrific
stretch drive, coupled with Yankee
sag, can the Mats hope to overhaul
New York, but at least Washington
is presenting evidence it may make
a battle of ii,
Evening star., 1943-08-04
.CIelond Tops in Speed
In Buserunninq Tests

Ray Cleland's 1863 seconds was the
best time in yesterdays playground
base-runnlng contest at Central
High School. He won in the 1885,
pound class. Winners in four classes
received War stamps from the
Touchdown Club, and others got
baseball game tickets.
Next Tuesdays contest will be
held at Takoma Park Playground.
Those who have competed in pre-
vious contests but who have not won
are eligible. Summaries:
aO-pound clsSs-Won by, Russell OBrien;
second, Jerry Hogan: third, Richard Allen
stein. Time, = seconds.
105-pound class-Won by Billy Martins;
second. Francis Emory; third, Richard
Landess. Time; 17.3 seconds.
l2O-pound class-Won by Milton Cross:
second, Harold Joseph. Time. u seconds
135-pound class-Won by Ray Cieland
second, George Nonemaker; third. Ross
Keith. Time, 1913 seconds.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Wood Draws Favored
Fa|kenburg in U. 5.
Junior Net Play
BY the Associated Press.


KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. A.
Californians Bob Falkenburg of
Hollywood and Herbert Flam of
Beverly Hills still were the players
to beat today as the national junior
and boys tennis championship en-
tered the third round.
Falkenburg had day off yester-
day in the Junior division and Flam
breeZed through without the loss of
game in boys competition against
John Taylor of Tannersville, N. Y,
but the going will be much TOUGHER
leading up to Saturdays finals in
both divisions.
Falkenburg plays Lee Wood Of
Washington, D. c.. and Flam meets
Charles Schaaf of Highland Park,
Ill, in third-round matches today.
Bob Smith of Washington, D. c.,
was eliminated from the boys sec
ton by Gilbert Shea of Los Angeles
in a hot match, IS, 8-6.
Along with singles play, opening
doubles matches were scheduled to-
day after a 24-hour postponement
because of weather. Falkenburg and
James Brink of Seattle were top
seeded in junior doubles ahead OF
Jack Tuero of New Orleans and
Billy Windham Of Orlando. Fla.
newly crowned Western champions
Howe Atwater and Jerry Evert OF
Chicago were ranked third.
Top ranking among the boys went
to Edwin Davis of Baton Rouge,
La, and Herbert Buddy Behrens
of Fort Lauderdale, Fla Right be-
hind them were Bob Galloway of
Due West, S. c., and Oliver Roddey
of Charlotte, N. c., followed by
Flam and Gilbert Shea of Los
Angeles.
In junior singles, Second-seeded
Brink, Fourth ranking Eugene Gar
rett of San Diego, Calf, and Fifth
seeded Ed Ray Of Taft, Tex, ad-
vanced with ease yesterday. Winners
on the boys seeded list included
Third-seeded Rodrigo DeDano of
Laredo. Tex, and Sixth-rankine
Davis.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Drives Taxi for Living.
Wood and Hagen Pair
Relief Tilt Golfers
BY the Associated Press.

/ DETROIT. Aug 4-Capts. Craig
| Wood and Walter Hagen announced
pairings for the Ryder Cup matches
this week end at the Plum Hollow
| course.
The pairings:
Byron Nelson and Harold Nc
Spadden tcuppers) VS.. Melvin Har-
bert and ONeal White.
Jimmy Demaret and Lloyd Man
grum (cuppers) VS.. Willie Goggin
and Sammy Byrd.
Wood and Sergt. Vic Ghezzi COUP
persl VS. Jimmy Thomson and
Bobby Cruickshank
Gene Sarazen and Frank Walsh
(cuppers) VS.. Harry Cooper and Ha-
gen.
Hagen, captain of the challengers,
will be making his first appearance
as player in the series, having
served as nonplaying captain of
both the cup team and the challeng-
ing squad.
Woods cup team last year whipped
Hagen's challenge squad, 10 to 5, but
Hagen gets his chance to square &C
counts in the War Relief series in
18-hole foursome play Saturday and
36-hole hand-to-hand singles Sun
day.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
BY SID FEDER,

AoSotidbSo 5IcSs SpoElS WTlteE.
There's no doubt the lieutenant
colonel is a busy man these days
down there in the War Department.
but he must take time ( out every
once in while to fayeAa chuckle or
six oyer what the Dodgers are doing.
Or, father, what they're not doing
at the moment. ~ -
The lieutenant colonel, naturally
Is your old pal, Laughing Larry
MacPhail, the big wind from Grand
Rapids. And it becomes more and
more obyious--like the hole in the
bottom of a bucket of beer-that it
was Laughing Larry's system of
building which made a pennant
winner, or reasonable facsimile
thereof out of the Buns
Dodgers Are Deteriorating.
And now that Laughing Larry's
B. B. p. BROOKLYN building program)
is out, the Flatbush Follies show
distinct signs of coming apart at
the seams. You might say, lot of
the stitches already have popped,
because the Dodgers are nose diving
along on losing streak that reached
seven games last night when they
were cuffed around IA by the Car
dinalss as Mort Cooper chalked up
his 18th win. At this writing, Brook
lyn Is only four percentage points
out of fourth place. What's more,
the door to the second division is
open and the welcome mat is out.
Laughing Larry operated on the
system that you have to spend
money to put together a winner
And to make the Dodgers winner,
he spent 1t as though he had the
mint in his boudoir His operations
had the customers flocking into
Ebbets Field and the Brooklyn
club paid off lot of its IO.U.'s.
But in spite of this, MacPhail's free
and easy way of getting rid of
money in exchange for expensive
playing talent didn't sit too we'll
with the stockholders. And last
summer, he was practically invited
to hand over the keys to the safe
Branch the Reverend Hickey was
brought in. and while Branch the
Reverend knows somewhat more
than on can done about what
Evening star., 1943-08-04
CoIored Track Honors
To Luneston Athletes

Langston, Lovejoy and Logar
Fairgrounds, making up area IT, wor
the colored city playground track
championship yesterday in the meet
at Banneker Recreation Center
scoring 102 points. Others. in order
were: Area liza. 90: area lib, 46;
area 49, 90; area "a and area IL
%; area 25 %.
Individual honors went to Lang
ston Playground with Sc points
Other playground scores were: Ban
neker. 48; Logan, 35; Monroe, "a:
Cooke, %; Barry Farms, %; Dunbar
Ia: Anthony Bowen. 13; Smothers,
II; Lovejoy, Il; Randall, 10: How
ard, 9; Morgan. 8; Burrville, g..
Shows Court, s; Rose Park, s.:
Francis, A. Deanwood, 4; Shaw, 4,
Lincoln, 8; Giddings, 3.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Next Mat Feature Up
10 Tonight's S Bouts

Tonights feature rassling match
on the card at Turner's Arena sends
the hooded grappler known only as
The Mask against Abe Tourist of
Brooklyn. The 45-minute semifea-
ture will be between Chief Thun-
derbird. here for the third straight
week, and Big Ben Morgan.
There's a possibility that the win
ners of these two big matches will
be sent against each other in the
near future.
In other matches, Dick Lever
goes against John Winthrop, John
Vansky faces Maurice La Cha ppelle
and Johnny Long is matched
against Michele Leone.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Win Without Bob Johnson

It's significant, too, that the Mats
have won seven straight games at
a time when husky Bob Johnson is
confined to the bench with a
jammed hand. johnson was the
Mats leading hitter when he was
forced to desert the lineup, but
Spence, Mickey Vernon Gene Moore.
Gerald Priddy and Angelo Giuliani
are hitting, so the Mats are doing all
right.
When Johnson is ready to resume
activity Manager Ossie Bluege will
have a pleasant problem on his
hands. Moore, the fellow who re-
placed Bob, has hit safely in IL
straight games, batting 400 over
that span. Obviously he can't be
lifted from the lineup while sup
plying that sort of swatting, but If
those are the only type of troubles
that will confront Bluege in the final
two months of the season the Mats
may start deciding how they'll slice
that World Series coin,
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Doris Miles Is Winner
In Two Tennis Finals

Doris Miles of Logan Playground
won the girls senior singles title in
the tennis tournament sponsored by
the Distric! Recreation Department
at Banneker Center She defeated
Ruth Green of Banneker, 6-3, SIS
She also earned the doubles crown
teamed with lamar Miner.
Geraldine Green of Banneker won
the Junior championship with a
GO, GO win over Angeletta Thigh
man of Logan, and teamed with
Lucille Hooper for the doubles title
over Miss Tilghman and J. Simmons,
6-1, 60.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Maryland Junior Go|fing
Title 10 Bill Brownriuq
Special Dispatch TO The Star.


BALTIMORE, Aug. 4.-Nineteen-
yesr-old Bill Brownrigg of Kenwood
Country Club is best of the 64 youth
full golfers who competed yesterday
for the Maryland junior title at Bal
timore Country Club. He fired 80
39-77 to win by one stroke over Joe
Barse of Columbia
Washingtn golfers made almost
a clean sweep of the competition
as Bob Ray, Kenwood, and Reed
Thippenny, Indian Spring, shot 79s
to tie with Bill Gehring of Balti-
more for first place in the 1911
year-old class. Paul Haviland of
Baltimore had an 50 to win in the
below Is class. Johnny Walker of
Washington was third in this
with SO.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Soldier Linksmen Set
Pace Colorado Event
BY the Associated Press.

os t'ie hIsoSldbSo TItSS.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo,
Aug. "A soldier dominated field
opened match play of the Broadmoor
invitation golf tournament today,
still hoping to crack the course S
par 10.
Nearest to that figure in qualifying
rounds were 1t. Matt Palacio, ir.. of
Lincoln, Nebr., and 1t. Robert Busler
Camp Carson. Colo. They each
toured in 73, and will play off before
the week ends for the medal.
Palacio was paired today against
w. r. Olson of Colorado Springs.
who was five strokes under the "a it
took to qualify.
Corpl. John Kraft of Denver, de-
Tending champion. ran into bogie
snags yesterday and carded n.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
AN-Star and Varsity
Grid TiIts in West
Escape Navy Ban
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The report
that Midwestern football and the
annual All-Star game virtually
would be wrecked by the Navy De-
partmetss ruling which sets a ter
ritorial limit in which teams rep
resenting naval stations and bases
may play was erroneous, 1t develops.
College football schedules, together
with those of nearby Great Lakes
Naval Training Station and Iowa
Pre-Fight, will not be disturbed.
The Iowa Pre-Flight. schedule,
which includes games with Big Ten
schools, Notre Dame and Marquette,
was arranged to comply with the
rule that States naval personnel
may not be absent from a post for
more than 48 hours. Six of Great
Lakes games are at home and none
OF their games will require the
sailors to be absent from their post
for even AZ hours.
The game between the collegiate
All-Stars and the Washington Red
skins at Northwestern University's
stadium on August IS will not be
affected by the Navy regulation pro-
hibiting individuals from playing
away from their stations except as
members of team representing that
activity. Steve Juzwik, formerly of
Notre Dame, is the only Great Lakes
player on the squad.
Notre Dame will be forced to make
an abbreviated trip to New York
for it's game with Army in order to
comply with the 48-hour rule.
Loaded with naval personnel, Notre
Danes team probably will leave for
New York on Friday afternoon, ar
irving just in time to play, then re-
turn Immediately.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
BY WALTER McCALLUM,
Star Staff Correspopdent.

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Aug. IA
back who might make Washington
pro football fans forget about Andy
Farkas, If Andy remains holdout,
is being uncovered here at the Red
skin training camp. He is Frank
Atkins, 24-year-old product of WASH
ington State. Hes a cinch to stay
with the club" says Redskin Coach
Dutch Bergman. He looks great"
says President George Marshall.
Akins scores again for big Turk
Edwards, assistant coach. Turk it
was who touted the Redskins on
Atkins, and Turk it was who insisted
on getting him to try out with the
club. But 1t couldn't have been
done last year. Akins was in the
Army in the college reserve, where
he served eight months. He was
discharged Chonorably) from the
Army last March with a punctured
eardrum, sustained in a powder blast
during short hitch he did on q
logging operation near Pocatello,
Idaho.
Drives Taxi for Living.
The new Redskin sensation is
married and has one child. During
off seasons he runs a taxicab in
Dutton, Mont. Edwards picked him
up from Washington State, long a
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Cubs Trade Lee 10 PhiIs
For Catcher Livingston
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug 4.-The Chi
cago Cubs apparently are not going
to get caught short on catchers.
-Four receivers are on the Cubs
roster, the latest being Catcher
thompson Mickey Livingston, who
came to the team from the Philadel-
phla Phillies in exchange with the
veteran pitcher Bill Lee. And Man
ager Jimmy Wilson himself could, II
necessary. take over catching duties
Clyde Mccullough, the teams No
catcher, is IA in the draft, while
Livingston is classified 3-A. Other
Cub catchers are the veteran A
Todd and Chico Hernandez.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
kurtaugh's Loss 10 Army
Completes Phil Shake-up
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 4.-when
Second Baseman Danny Mmtaugh
dons an Army uniform August "a.
the Phillies will lose their last point
OF resemblance to the team they
were on opening day.
Every player except the speedy
Murtaugh, who passed his preinduc-
tlon physical examination yester-
day, has been shifted-or traded.
sold or drafted-under the whirl-
wind ownership of William d. Cox.
Murtaugh, the Phillies' leadofY
man and .280 hitter, will be re-
placed at the end of his three-week
turlough by "Gabby" Stewart. utility
man, who, according to clubhouse
legend. hasn't said anything but
excuse me" since the season opened
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Baltimore Is Selected
For ReqionaL SoftbuIL

Softball champions from the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Maryland, Metro
politan Philadelphia, Metropolitan
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Vir-
ginia will compete in the Central
Atlantic regional mems softball
tournament in Baltimore. Probable
starting date is September 4.
Winner of the regional tourney
will be eligible for the nationals at
Detroit late in September.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
HARTFORD. Conn Terry Young.
1891, New York. knocked out jimmy
Phillips, 131. Baltimore %.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Buddy Scott.
1874, Tampa, knocked out Jim Bowden,
1873, Jacksonville. Fla. "a.
NEW YORK Bobby Ruffn, 135,
New York, outpointed Al Guido, 1871,
New York tSb
NEW YoRK.-Joe Governale, $50,
New York, outpoipted Fred Flores,
1884. Jamaica, N. Y fsl.
Los ANGELES Turkey Thompson,
2o3. Los Angeles, knocked cut Ben
Moron. 296, Philadelphia t2).
Evening star., 1943-08-04
City-Wide Playground
Swim PreIims Are On

Preliminary swimming meets at
Anacostia, East Potomac. Mckinley,
Takoma and Georgetown pools were
scheduled today to round out the
list of qualifiers for the city-wide
playground meet on August 10 at
Mckinley pool. The first three
finishers in each event will be eligi-
BILE for the title meet.
Rosedale held its qualifying swim
yesterday with 80 earning places in
the big meet. l.. r. Hager, E
Thomas and F. Rickwed were double
winners.
Evening star., 1943-08-04

Su1 III ikll1 buIlipCo iltu SuSVoAllcu
slumps and Spence continued his
hot hitting. but the prospects are
remote. In order to lift his average
to the comparatively respectable
figures of 29s Spence would have to
obtain SO hits in his next 100 efforts,
for instance. and that sort of batting
isn't being seen these days.
Spence loomed as the logical
character to inherit the American
League batting championship when
the season was launched. He was
third last year, and the fellows who
topped him. Ted Williams and
Johnny Pesky, together with such
noted hitters as Joe Di Maggie, Walt
Judnich and Barney McCosky, were
in the service.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Minor Leagues
By the Associated Press.

Bf the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal, Il; Newark, II
syracuse. - Toronto, u--s.
Rochester, s. jersey City, 2.
Buffalo. 6; Baltimore. !.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Kansas City. 81 Columbus. 10.
Milwaukee. 3--4; Toledo, 2-2
Minneapolis, 4; India ma polls, 3.
St. Paul. IL; Louisville, 3.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco, 10: San Dieeo, &.
Oakland, 3; Portland, /.
Seattle, b; Hollywood, /.
(Only games scheduled)
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Hinghamton, 81: Hartford, 0--3.
Elmira, 3: Springfeld. o.
W1lkes-Barre, z; Utica. .
scranton at Albany, postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
1irmingh am. 3; Little Rock, 0.
Atlanta, 10. Knoxville g.
Memphis, z; New Orleans. 4
Montgomery. 10, Nashville. 9.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
&na Sports Buege Fears Drop Fine Hurting for Second Place Mats
Win, Lose or Draw
Spenees Hitting Comeback Corries No Title Hopes
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

probably
In baseball history the l943
beyond the
make his but he's beginning resemble the hitter he
trips plate Spence
simply
catching them.
Applng
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Title Tennis Is Scheduled

Dlstrlct recreation Negro tennis
championship tournament will be-
gin on Saturday at o'clock at Ban
neker Recreation Center. Entries
may be filed with Edward David
at Banneker or Joseph Cole at 3149
Sixteenth street NV. Fee is ST per
event.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Fading Dodgers Misery Policy
Must Cause MucPhuiI to Louoh

makes ball clubs run, his methods
OF saving buck here and two bits
there just aren't getting Brooklyn
anywhere near front and center in
the National League He's already
sliced pitchers Bobo Newsom and
Johnny Allen. who won IA and lost
five between them this summer, off
the payroll, to say nothing of Dolph
Camilli and Ducky Medwick ! Three
of these four, Incidentally, were
working for quite bit more. than
coffee and cakes.
And pitching, especially, is what
the Buns need "mostest of the
beStest.' Last night, for instance
Max Macon lasted just long enough
to stake the Cards to a five-run
first inning. That stretched st.
Louis National League lead to IL
full games over the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates, who dropped 6-1 decision to
Boston, because Nate Andrews was
very warm for August and served up
f1ve-hitter.
Over in the American League, the
Washington Senators, still doing it
with mirrors. belted the sagging st.
Louis Browns twice, IA and SO,
and moved back up to second place.
The pace-setting Yankees had a
three-hitter thrown at them by Vir-
gil tFire) Trucks and Roy Henshaw
and were blanked, 40, by Detroit in
the opener of a twin bill. But they
came back with a l6-hit spree. in
Guiding homers Nos. Is and II by
Charley Keller, to take the night
cap, 1874.
Riddles Streak Ended.
The New York Giants lasted for a
5-3 verdict over the Cincinnati Reds
in tusSle that saw Pitcher Elmer
Riddles record string of errorless
fielding come to an end after l02
games over a four-year stretch
And. for. the vital statistics depart
ments, up in Boston, Ken Keltner
got the word that his wife had pre-
sented him with 7-pound son. So
by way of celebration he promptly
presented the Cleveland Indians
with pair of homers that paved the
way for an ll9 win over the Red
Sox. Both Chicago and Philadel-
phia teams were idle.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Dodgers Hunting Young
TuIent in Midwest

BY the Associated Press.
BLOOMINGTON. Ill, Aug. A.
The Brooklyn Dodgers definitely are
going West for their new crop of
baseball players.
They opened one school at Gary
Ind. and today began another here
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Brewer Nine Is Dutino

Heurich Brewers, winners OF the
Industrial League baseball cham
pionship, are anxious to keep their
hand in until the city playoff series
and are booking games against local
service teams For engagements
call Bill Flester at District 4089
Evening star., 1943-08-04
MiIlers Increase leod

Miller Furniture baseball team in
creased its edge over Naiman Photo
in the Departmental League race by
defeating Headquarters Marines,
SIS, in a 10-inning game yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
SECOND GAME.
Totals 20 424 6 Totals :

Runs--Moore. Priddy, Spence. Errors
none. Runs batted in-Giuliani. Priddy
80 Two-bsse hits-Spenee Giuiani
Ihree-base hit-Spence. Home run
Prlddy. Stolen bases-Gutteridge Nc
Quinn. Sscrifces-Sullivan Candini Dou-
Bile playS--Gutteridge to Mcouinn; priddy
to sullivan to Vernon (2D. Left on bases
on Muncrief. 2: off Candini ;: OF
Sundra, L.. Struck out-By Candini. S;
Muncrief, 4. Hits-Oh Muncrief, in 8
innings; Sundra, ! in . innings Hit by
pitcher-By Candini tzarilla1 Losing
pitcher-Muncrief. Umpires-MessrS. Rue
Berry and Grieve., Time-202. Attend
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Columbia lussies Score

District Recreation girls softball
play ended yesterday with Columbia
Recreation Center lassies taking a
l0-6 victory over Park View.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Sligo Sweeps Twin Bill

Sligo A. c. baseball team won
both ends OF double header
against Takoma A. c., 1873 and S-6.
Perez and Hoist were the winning
pitchers.