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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
Major Scouts FUNK
On Trex|er, A. A. Ace


INDIANAPOLIS, July 49, - In
these days of player shortages there
must be an epidemic of red faces
when major league scouts look at
the American Association pitching
records.
At the head of the list is-Trex-
Ter, won II, lost /.
He is superstitious Jim Trexler. a
southpaw. lately a Richmond tVaD
policeman, who has kicked around
the minors for a decade Currently
he is the hottest hurler in the asso-
ciatiop.
Trexlers performance makes you
wonder just where the major league
scouts were last season and this
spring. OF course, Trexler is 80
years old. but as A. Schlensker, sec
rotary of the Indianapolis club.
commented today, Age doesn't
mean a thing these days"
The Tribe picked up Trexler from
Little Rock, where last year he won
10 and lost 7. Johnny Riddle. for
mer Indianapolis catcher and now
manager of Birmingham, had rec
commended TreXler to the Cincin-
natl Reds. but they passed him up,
In winning IL games while losing
only l Trexler has worked seven
complete games and allowed only
148 earned runs game. He has
struck out As and walked a. He
has won his last 10 games in a row.
He's hitting okay, too-.313 in 81
times at bat.
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Full Hart-Conway Bill
Reschedu|ed Toniqht

The entire card of last nights
rained-out boxing show at Griffith
Stadium has been held over for to-
night by Promoter Joe Turner, with
the 10-round heavyweight scrap be-
tween AL Hart of Army War College
and Client Conway Of Fort Mon
mouth, N. j., heading the bill.
Hart still remained the favorite
at prices ranging from 8-5 to 81
with the fair crowd that showed up
last night before it was decided to
postpone the fights.
The semifeature Is an eight
rounder between Nick Latsios, Alex
andria. and Lee Rosan, Baltimore.
Other bouts are: TufTy Cummings
against Hugh Elliott, Jimmy NC
Griff against Jackie Smith and Bebe
Washington against Bobby Brown.
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Ivic, 80, Still Tough,
He Shows La Motta

BY me Associated Press
PITTSBURGH. July 13-He's 80
years old and his legs aren't the tire
less legs they were when he wore the
welterweight crown, but Fritzie Civic
still is in there fighting and he ism t
far from the top of the class.
He proved it last night in Is
rounds of superb boxing with 20
year-old Joltin' Jake La Motta, the
only man to beat Ray Sugar" Rob-
lnson. though the Brooklyn boy
came back hard enough in the last
five rounds to win the backing of
one judge.
TT was a tougher fight than the
first one admitted Civic, who lost a
split decision to La Motta in the
same Forbes Field ring last June 10.
but I feel sure I was ahead all the
time
And the crowd of 1852. who paid
s46.0l8. agreed that he was, as he
kept La Motta, who ouweished him
by 6l2 pounds, at the painful end of
a tantalizing left jab.
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Atlas Leading Wide Open FGA
Title Race as Spencer FIops

lick for the Mellon team trophy.
Athwart the path of the FBI boys,
however, to win the j. Edgar Hoover
individual trophy stood such top
linksmen as H. H. tSpikey Clines
Of WPB. former Kentucky champ:
Lit. Don McPhail of the Navy. former
Baltimore star. and Cliff McKimmie
Of the District government.
Sailor Johnnie Atlas. with a first
class specialists rating. topped yes
terday's field when Spencer hunked.
Atlas scored 75-74-149 and also
led in the chase for the net trophy
with 149-8-l41. Other low scorers
were Tony MARITIME. Navy. 78-76-
154-4-l50; Mike DAILY. Coast
Guard, -90-180-36-144: Tom
Shenk, Censorship. S7-82-l69-
20-l49. Francis Milne. War, ga
85-l79-30-l49 Everett johnson.
War. -76-57-10-l47; Joe La
Sale, Civil Service, 79-79-158-
4El54
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BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, July 13.-Thanks to
a switch in the smuggling list during
the past week, the American League
will be able to send its batting
leader into action tonight in the
major league all-star game.
The Browns Vernon Stephens.
one OF the few heavy hitters selected
for the team by American League
managers, produced his l0-hit quota
last week and climbed back to the
league lead over Guy Outright, the
White Sox rookie whose average
began to drop when his long bat
ting streak ended Outright was
not named for the American League
team. -
Stephens 10 nits in % times up
lifted his average three points to
1886 while Outright dropped four
points to 1888.
The National League also produced
new batting leader. Stan Musial
of the Cardinals, hut it didn't make
much difference for tonights tilt
as the first eight men on the circuits
list of leading hitters are members
Of the all-star squad. Only four of
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Coasts Service AL Stor Team Rivals Majors Offerings

Max West Braves, Wally judi
mich Browns, Joe Marty
tPhillies) and Myril Hoag yam
kees). What, no Joe Di Maggie?
Thought for today: If you con-
slider the 18th an unlucky day,
how'd you like to manage ball
team composed of these players,
all born on the 18th? Pitchers
Wild Bill Donovan, Rube Waddell,
Eddie Rommel; Catcher Johnny
Killing. Infielders Hal Chase, Ed
ward C. Foster. Charles tSwede)
Risberg and j. Franklin Home
Rum Baker; Outfielders Fielder
Jones. Josh Devore, William L.
Gardner. Gardner really was an
infielder, but you'd have to put
a third man in the outfield and
there'd be no use taking chance
on sending Waddell out there.
Longevity record-When New
York University gave football the
heave-ho q few years ago, appar.
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Nelson Aims 10 Annex
Tam O Shanter Golf
Test Third Time
nv the Associated Press,

CHICAGO, July 13.-Byron Nelson
brings his pick and shovel to golf S
golf mine next week to try for the
third time to excavate the most
money from the Tam O. Shanter
diggin's.
Recognized as ole of the games
best money players, Lord Byron has
shown complete mastery OF the Tam
course in winning the open cham
pionship in par-shattering style the
last two years. Again this year he
is tabled the one to beat.
Entry List Now at IS.
The entry list for this years open,
with its glittering $4,000 in prizes
So 900 to the champion-has bal
looned to IS. Sam Byrd Of Phila-
delphia, the former New York
Yankee outfielder, is the latest pros
pector to cast his lot with such
PLAYERS as Jimmy Demaret. Chick
Harbert, Harry Cooper, Herman
Barron, Lloyd Mangrum and Sergt.
Jim Turnesa.
Also returning will be Howard
Wheeler. the cross-handed, mile
driving Negro professional who is
competing out of Philadelphia. His
chief rival will be Sergt. Joe Louis,
the heavyweight boxing champion.
Running concurrently with the
open, the All-American amateur
tournament now has 80 entries, and
the new attraction. the women's
open, has drawn II, led by Patty
Berg and Elizabeth Hicks. This
brings the total o. competitors for
the three ring circus starting Mon
day to ls2-chasing prizes aegregat-
ing $11 800.
Wins Tune up Tourney.
Nelson has authorized some of his
best cards on the Tam landscape,
shipping Is strokes from par in
taking the l94l and 1912 titles valued
at $4,000. Last year he posted one
of the most spectacular rounds of
his fabulous career. slipping five
under par on three consecutive holes
with birdie. eagle and hole hone
to register IS, which tied the
course record.
Warming up for his work on the
Tam gold mine next week, Nelson
won the Kentucky Open Sunday and
a $1,000 War bond with 72-hole
medal Of 273-15 serokes under par.
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advance Schnozz's screen test to
yesterday so he could play in the
All-Star game. The Rev. Ber-
tram HUMPHREYS. who helped AL
bany win the Eastern League pen
nant last year. will join the
Rochester Internationals August
l. He'll work only on week days.
If you think Tex Hughson is a
menace to the Yankees the's
beaten them three out of four,
this season. how about Bernie
Boland, old-time Detroit hurler,
who did it q dozen times in a row?
Or Christy Mathewson, who took
~ straight from the Reds?
Headliner-When Don Mac
Gregor, star of the Iowa State
Prison eleven, said he hoped to
join the Pittsburgh pro foot
ballers after his release, the Chi
caso Daily News headliner scrib-
bled: Here's something! Burglar
wants to become . Steeler."
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be recognized tonight, for Joe Nc
Carthy, Yankees manager who is
handling the American League team
in its annual tilt with the National
League in the All-Star game, has
named Case as his lead-off man.
Il don't know If he'll be in right
field or left field" explains Nc
Carthy, "but he'll be in there"
It's a tribute to fellow who
started with speed and little else.
It's a tribute despite the fact such
fine American League outfielders
as Joe Di Maggie, Ted Williams,
Tommy Heinrich, Hank Greenberg.
Sam Chapman and Dominic Di
Maggie are in the service and Char
ley Keller is injured, Case still
has made the grade in elite society.
He was named to the American
League squad in 1899, of course, but
he had bad knee at the time Il
don't know if I would have gotten
In that game, anyway" says George,
but at least l was on the bench
with all those high salaried fellows
and it's one of the biggest thrills
I've ever had"
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More Nat Night 1iIts
Likely 10 Be Slated
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press. 4lg
PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-Clark
Griffith's request for more night
games at Washington came up for
consideration today as the Amer
lean and National League directors
prepared to meet with Baseball
Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain
Lands.
While the National League did
not announce its decision on the
proposal yesterday, sentiment in
both leagues was reported favorable
to Griffith's proposal, with the pos
sibility that the number OF games
might be left up to Lands.
The Mats already have 81 home
games after shutdown. seven more
than any other team in either
circuit.
Before the Joint meeting, Amer
lean League directors are scheduled
to meet-without. so far as could be
learned, such problems as the senior
circuit disposed OF yesterday to the
displeasure of the No. problem
presenter, Phillies President Bill
Cox.
The National League owners up
held President Ford tricks ruling
that the contested June Is Phillies-
New York Giants game must be re-
sumed from the point in the ninth
inning at which pitched ball came
into contact with Babe Dahlgren.
The board also refused to con-
slider CoXs appeal from Fricks de-
cision that the June 5 game, in
which the st. Louis Cardinals failed
to cover the diamond when rain
fell. should not be forfeited to the
Phillies.
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Case Will Start, Early
May, With Johnson,
Leonard on Deck

BY a staff Correspondent Of The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, July 13-Gcovss
Case, Washington's feet outfielder,S
definitely was listed as a starter in
tonight's all-star game by Joe Me-
Carthy, Yankee manager and head
Of the American League squad.
George will be leadoff batter and
play either left or right field. .
There was q strong possibility that
Catcher Jake Early also would be
honored with q starting positiony
although Mccarthy was waiting for
definite report on whether Bill
Dickey Is able to catch before mann
ing a receiver. Dickey has been
bothered by q bad knee and Me-
Carthy wants a last-minute check
before starting him.
Early Sure to Play.
Even should Dickey get the START
ing role, it seemed certain that Early,
whom Mccarthy regards as one Of
the leagues most improved players,
would be given stretch behind the
plate. Buddy Rosar of the Indians
is the other catcher on the American
League squad. III
Also almost certain to appear In
the game for the American League
after the start is Outfielder Bob.
johnson of Washington. johnson is
outhitting Case by 20 points, but Nc
Carthy probably wants to give the
crowd q look at baseballs leading
base stealer and speediest runner. Z
Leonard Rescue Man.
Pitcher Dutch Leonard. fourth
representative of Washington at
Philadelphia tonight, isn't included
In McCarthy's starting plans, but in
case of trouble the Yankee manager
may call on Dutch and his tricky
knuckler. If Dutch is called in and
ii Early already hasn't been in the
game by that time it is likely they
will go in together, as Early can
handle Leonard's butterfly pitches
better than any other catcher.
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emily it tossed out the old college
custom of firing the coach at the
same time. Emil Won Filing has
served 81 years as N. Y. U. track
coach; Bill Mccarthy, % years as
base ball coach; Howard (Jake)
Cam. 20 years in basket ball;
Gerald D. Emerson, II years in
tennis, and Julio Martinez Cas-
tello, II years in fencing.
Quick query-The Dodgers are
holding tryouts at Ebbets Field
this week for 400 or 500 ambitious
kids. Wonder If they expect to
find successor In Durocher?
One-minute sports page-Ala-
bama may be the next big name
added to the mo football" list.
The Tide is all tied up by lack of
non-Army material; not enough
17-year-olds to form a team. 1t
required Intervention by League
Prexy Ford Prick to persuade
Ernie Lombardi's draft board to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Brightest stars of Government
golf, including last years champion
ship runnerup, were playing today
at Bannockburn in the final day of
the Federal Golf Association tour
ney, with the title race wide open
following favorite Cliff Spencer's
complete collapse. Spencer, a WELL
known local pro, beset by putting
troubles, called it day after 81
holes yesterday and withdrew.
He had n over the first round
and 40 on the third nine.
Tommy Webb of FBI, last. years
runnerup to Bernie Hallock, was
billed as today's dark horse of So
odd linksmen. Back from Cali
fornia was Billy Dettweiler. former
boy wonder Of local golf, also sup
posed to make a formidable bid.
The FBI team. numbering these
two, with Harold H. Hair and H.
Omelia. was listed as the unit to
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Pro Grid Cuts Travel
Total BIS Per Cent
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 13.-The re-
vamped National Football League
schedule for l943 shows a travel
slash of 100000 passenger miles,
Commissioner Elmer Layden dis
closed today
That's 376 per cent less than
1912" he said. And that covers
only the regular Schedule. AS soon
as we can compile information
showing where the clubs will train
this season. We'll probably have a
larger total"
Last wear the pro gridders used
up 1,950.578 passenger miles in
schedule requirements. The pres
ent schedule shows 1,173811 miles
will be consumed.
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Charities Get $33,196
From Charles Town

Special Dispatch to The Star
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, July
ia total of $33, 1876 .29-proceeds
of II special days of racing at the
Charles Town race track-has been
turned over to the National War
Fund and eight West Virginia
charitable institutions, President AL
bert J. Boyle of the Charles Town
Jockey Club has announced.
The National War Fund received
$16648l4
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Cambria Talked Fust

So when Case got dressed and sat
In the stands to view the ball game,
he wasn't alone long. Cambria sat
down beside the 19-year-old boy
who had his baseball spikes wrapped
in newspaper and launched a sales
talk based on the idea that Cases
opportunity was with Washington.
It must have been good because
Case was the Mats property before
he deserted Shibe Park.
Cambria had signed a boy des-
tined to become the fastest man
in baseball, but the proof was lack
ing. Case had received offers Of
athletic scholarships from 27 COL
leges, including Brown and Wake
Forest. but not as track man he
had been one of New jerseys
smoothest schoolboy basket ball
players and, of course, he wasn't a
bad pitcher.
To Trenton, his hometown team
In the New York-Pennsylvania
League, went Case to start his or
ganized baseball career, He hit
I'll III 1886, put IN 1881 ne ueVelopeu
rapidly, hitting 1888 and being called
up by Washington that fall for
examination. He batted .289 in %
games with the Mats. enough for
Manager Bucky Harris to express
enthusiasm.
George wasn't a reliable out
fielder, but he got on base lot
and in his first full season as a
regular he batted 305 He hit 1902
in 1899, but tapered of to 293 in
1910 and .271 in 1941. Last season,
though, he came up with his most
successful season at time when
Washington owned its worst club in
more than 20 years. He thumped
respectable 800. enough to land
him among the leagues top five
hitterS
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Stephens, MusioI Give St. Louis
Both Major Batting Leaders

the American Leagues first 10 were
chosen.
Musial and Brooklyn's Billy Her
man. tied for third place behind
Frank Mccormick of the Reds last
week, made 10 hits apiece to take
over first and second places with
marks of 1871 and 1913 respectively.
Mccormick, failing to get hit in
IL trips to the plate saw his average
drop IA points and he wound up in
fifth place, trailing slumping Babe
Dahlgren of the Phillies and Stan
Hack of the Cubs.
The 10 leaders in each league:
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BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, July 13.-The Ma
tional and American Leagues to
the contrary Notwithstanding, the
real all-star team is due to play
today at San Francisco, not Phil
sdelphia. Col. Russ Newland
gives us this list of service stars
who will oppose the Oakland-San
Francisco squad in a benefit
game: The starting battery will be
Charley (Red Ruling and Harry
(the Horse banning. Joe Hat
ten Dodgers and Rugger Ardi-
zoia (Yankees) also will be on
hand to pitch. For infielders
there are Chuck Stevens
browns, 1t. Charley Gehringer
CTigers,, Cookie Lavagetto
Dodgers, Dario Lodigiani
white Sox) and Nanny Fernan-
Gez BRAVES. Outfielders include
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Fights Last Night


PITTSBURGH-Frit -Zlvic. ISL.
Pittsburgh, outpointed Jake La Motta,
151i2. New York G5).
EALTIMORE.-Tami lfauriello. 1876,
New York. stopped Tony Music, 1855,
Chicago ca.
PORTLAND. Oreg.-Rodofo Ramirez.
14a. Mexico City. and Jimmy Garrison,
IA. Kansas CITY, drew ,15ls
CHIC AGO.--Clarence Brown, 200
Chicago. outpointed Nate Bolden, 1i6l2,
Chicago t0)
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Julie Ko2on,
13.: New Haven outpointed Patsy
NEWARK. N. Joe Carter, 157.
Rome, n. Y. outpointed Cocoa KID,
ISL =, New Haven u0l.
SEATTLE; EMANUEL ortiz. ~; Ell
Centre. Calf, stopped Joe Robleto.
III. Pasadena. Calf. Gl. tTitle bout
SAN FRANCISCO.-Al Ci,rino, I34.
San Francisco. stopped Pedro Sanchez,
1oa. Mexico "a.
WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass.-Dixie
Davis, 134i2. Dawson, Ga. knocked out
joey Faenato, 1882, Toronto 80.
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Biased on 1o5 or more times at bat)
Facts and Figures
On AII-Stur Game
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The gsme-11th annual All Star
game; American VS.. National Leagues.
Place Shibe Park, Philadelphia
philadelphia Athletics. host.
Time-9 pm. E. W. IT, July ID.
Attendance and kate-33, 900 fans
tSell-ouD: $4,000.
eneficiary-Basebslrs bat and ball
fund for servicemen.
Probable starting pitchers Mort
Cooper, st. Louis Cardinals IN. Ii VS..
Ernie Bonham New York Yankees
"a. L..
Managers Billy Southworth. st.
Louis Cardinals IN. L.: Joe Mccarthy,
New York Yankees "a. L..
Betting odds-10 to IL and take
your pick.
Previous All-Star standinss-Ameri-
can League. Z; National League. 3.
Broadcast - Columbia Broadcssting
system
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Mats to PIoy at Meade;
Nip Harrisburg Soldiers

After their mediocre Western trip,
the Mats are resting today, but have
another exhibition scheduled tomor-
row against the Boston Red Sox at
Fort George G. Meade before OPEN
ing f1ve-game series against them
here on Thursday
The Mats stopped off yesterday to
end a 23-game winning streak en-
ioyed by the New Cumberland Army
Reception Center nine at Harrisburg,
Pa, winning, 81. behind the four
hit pitching of Dewey Adkins.
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Mosterson, Moore Sign,
Giving Skins 18 in Line

Bob Masterson, crack end, and
Wilbur Moore. star wingback. have
signed with the Redskins for the
1913 season. This makes 1S players
in line, the Redskin Office an
nounced.
More will sign before next week.
when the nucleus of the team leaves
for its training base at San Diego,
Calf.
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On AII-Stur Squad in '3o

It's been long, tough haul for
Case. In his early days as Nat
he frequently was booed for his ex-
elusive fielding ideas. He couldn't
go back on a fly ball and come
within feet of it and his arm was
woefully weak. But he improved,
gradually and steadily Two years
ago he led American League out
f1elders in assists and this year he
has made only one error,
Cases steady improvement will
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Boxer Tyeh Gets Home
After Fighting Jops

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. July 13.--Jimmy
Tygh. who decided to fight Jars in
stead of lightweight boxers. was
home today after five months with
the marines on Guadalcanal and
like period in West Coast hospital,
where he was recovering from
malaria.
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VIM Lose Draw All -Four Mats May See Action Stellar Tonight
Case Makes the Grade Among Bosebors Elite
By BURTON HAWKINS.
Star Stan Correspondent.

PHILADELPHIA 13-Eght years or take few
young Shbe Park here and pitched
closely Connie
right handlers hurting Let's see
stepped watted five pitches and sprnted down the
,,,
and returned to Mack on the Athletics
bench boy you're an outneider 1t Would be
speed Case Peddie
pn star pitcher snatched flies in the outfed for
hating needed advice wise
old
with battered felt
absorbing all He pitch Peddie and he
converted into an outhe 1t was Joe Cambria
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Minor Leagues
By The Associated Press.

BY me AsSoclated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toronto. 81 Rochester. I.
Jersey City. 3: Baltimore, 2.
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis, Z; Indianapolis, 8 90 In
nings).
Louisville, 4: ST. Paul. I.
Columbus. .: Kansas City, /
Milwaukee At Toledo, double header
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IS Yale Gridmen Toll
BY the Associated PrAsx

BY the Associated Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn. July Is
Warming up" exercises under 4
blistering sun started Yale's 1913
football team toward its fall season
yesterday, with IS candidates re-
porting to Coach HOWE Odell.
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Purdue Gridders Drill

LAFAYETTE, Ind. July Is Pr
Four weeks of summer football drill
will begin Thursday at Purdue Uni
versity, Coach Elmer Burnham has
announced.
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Huwkeye Gridmen Stort

IOWA CITY, Iowa, July Is P',--
Summer football practice began last
night for the Iowa Hawkeyes with
80 men reporting to Coach E. p.
slip" Madigan.
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ARTILLERY Nine Winner

The seth Coast Artillery baseball
team defeated Sligo A. c.. ga. in 4
1o-inning game at Hodges Field.
Tritt was the winning pitcher.
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Jack Sturts on Lucky 18th

NEW YORK, July Is tP.-This
being the 18th day of the month";
day Chick Wergeles, his manager,
considers lucky-Beau Jack left to-
day for Philadelphia to train for his
July 10 fight with Johnny Hutchin-
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13

Hishest rinser percentaae one game
Csrlbers. 1885,: Baranowski. nc.
Most consecutive ringers includins han
dice ps--Broyles. ~: Ronnina, 10.
Hirhest ringer percentage game dnclud-
ins hsrdics o)-Broyles, 1o0e.: Ronnins,