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Evening star., 1944-05-28
Nigge|ing and Candini
To Oppose Tigers
In Double Bill
By q Stan Correspondent Of The Star.

CLEVELAND, May 27.- Johnny
Niggeling Is going after revenge
tomorrow as the Mats tackle the
Tigers in double-header at De-
troit. Last Sunday in Washington
while the Tigers were on their way
to a sweep of a four-game series
they hung 81 licking on the vet
eran knuckler, his first of the sea-
son. With week of rest Niggeling
appears fit to reverse matters this
time to score his fourth win.
In the other tussle of the twin bill
Mia Candini, who has managed to
lose three games while toiling in
relief roles. will start for the first
time this year.
The Tigers will pitch the left
handed Stubby Overmire and Rufus
Gentry, a Highlander. In the
Washington series, Overmire beat
the Mats, 6-2, although allowing
them 10 hits. He struck out six and
didn't issue pass. Neither of the
runs of him was of the earned
variety.
Whether Jake Powell win return
to the outfield tomorrow in uncer-
tain. In practice this afternoon he
stepped into depression in left
and wrenched his ankle severely.
George Case was moved from right
to left field and Bob Ortiz sent to
right.
Nearly 80 pounds underweight as
a result Of combination of sinus
and nose ailments that caused his
discharge from the Navy, Catcher
Al Evans is getting only light train
ing these days. AS he regains some
OF the poundage, however, his con-
ditioning program will become much
heavier. Trainer Mike Martin now
believes Evans will be in trim for
some service with the club by the
time it moves into Philadelphia week
after next
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Elviru Snodgross Down
For RossIinq Feature

Red-haired Elyira Snodgrass,
rough faminine grappler, has been
booked to appear next Wednesday
night In the second round of the
women's rassling tournament at
Griffith Stadium. Her opponent
probably win be chosen today.
Mae Young and May Weston,
winners in the first round last week.
will face in the feature match
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Cubs GET 7th in Row:
Beat Braves in 9Th
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, May 27--The Chicago
Cubs chalked up their seventh
straight victory today with Bill
Schuster's ninth : inning doube
bringing In the run that gave them
q 3-to-2 win over the Braves.
Don johnson started the winning
run OF with single and was sacri-
feed to second by Bill Holm. After
Henry Wyse grounded out, Schus-
ter got his clout.
Chicago's other runs came In the
first inning on Bill Nicholson's
homer after Ival Goodman doubled.
The Braves got two In the third
on doubles by Max Macon and
Tommy Holmes and single by
Elmer Ninnnan
Evening star., 1944-05-28
STRIDE Fast in Winning
Boy Meudows.Feoture

SAN MATEO, Calf, May 27.-Of
last but charging in the stretch as
usual, STRIDE, outstanding Western
3-year-old, scored a two-lengths
victory in the $1,000 added Vallejo
Handicap at Bay Meadows today.
Time for the six furlongs was
1:lols, fastest of the meeting
Bull Reigh ran second and Gold
Mike third.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Tigers Down Macks
In Extra Frame, d
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, May 27.---Southpaw
Hal Newhouser cashed in on s.
hit pitching performance today
when Pinky Higgins scored on an
infield out In the 10th inning to give
the Detroit Tigers q 2-to-1 victory
over the Philadelphia Athletics, who
took the other three games Of the
series.
The Tigers filled the bases with
one out In the 10th and Higgins
scored when the AS tried for q
double play on Paul Richards roll
Ter and missed.
It was Detroit's second home VIC
tr1rv in Starts
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today

NEW YORK. May AZ fP.--Prob-
able pitchers for tomorrow's major
league games. with won and lost
records in parentheses:
American League.
fAli play two eames,)
New York at St. Louis-Pase f3-1) and
Borowy t5-D vs.. Kramer t6-2) and Gale
house t0-0) or Hollinssworth t0-2l.
Washington At Detroit-Nigselin2 f3-D
and Leonard t4-0) or Candini tO-3) vs.,
Overmre q ~ and Gentry G-4)
Philadelphia at Cieveland--Biaek f3-3)
and Flores q-0 vs.. Calvert t0-D and
Boston at CHICAGO --Hushson A-a) and
" johnson t0-2) vs.. Lopat u-2) and
Lee t0-5).
National Learue.
(All play two games.)
st. Louis ut New York; Cooper
62-0l and Wilks t3-0 vs.. Pyle t3-2) and
Cincinnati At Brookiyn--shoun ts-i)
and De La Cruz t2-2) vs.. Meltca (O-a)
and Webber t1-3).
Chicaso at Boston--Passeau t0-D and
vandenberE Old w. Tobin do and
Pittsbursh at Phiiadelphia---Roe ts-2,
and seweH b-2) vs.. Barrett u-6 and
Evening star., 1944-05-28

Runs--Ioodman, Nicholson, d. johnson,
Macon, Holmes. Errors---Nieman Phils
lips Runs hatted In - Nicholson (2l.
Schuster Holmes. Nieman. Two-base hits
Goodman, Cayarretta, Schuster, Macon.
Holmes. Home run--Nichoson Sacrifices
Macon, Wieteimann to Macon. Macon (un-
assisted; Left on b.ses-Chicaso. 8;
Boston. 4. Bases on balls-Off Barret, q
Struck out--By wyse. 8: BY Barrett. 4.
Umpires--Messrs. 0oetz. Jorda. Reardon.
Tfme-1:25. Attendance-30Of
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Navy Tracksters Undefeated.

&nce, Z,DUU.
Navy Tracksters Undefeated.
Navy took all six of the field events
and broke even in the running races
in a 14-event program in the track
meet.
Army took an early lead when
Carl Anderson easily scored in the
l20-yard high hurdles, but Navy
came right back by placing first,
second and third in the 100-yard
dash. Jim Petit covered the dis
tance in 10 seconds.
Navy's Walt Barry annexed the
mile to put Navy ahead by q COM
Portable margin, only to have George
Berger of Army nose out Middle
Jack Caskey in the 440.
Army threatened the undefeated
Tars in the 220-yard low hurdles
when Jared Morrow, Anderson and
Lamar garnered all three positions
Middle Curren Dempsey came
from behind in blazing finish te
nose out Army's Tucker in the 2.
mile run, while Petit virtually put
the meet on ice for the Tars by clip
ping the 220-yard dash over Cadet
Berger.
Floyd Sessions, Middle pole vault
specialist, broke the Navy Academ,
record Of 13 feet IL inches and tiee
the Army-Navy meet record of /.
feet.
120-yard high hurdles-won by Ander.
son Army) second, Murrow ARMY
'hiTa; HeaTisk sNayyo Time; .9 9:155
SECOND, Mcclellan tNavy); third. stricklel
Mile run--Won by Barry Navy: sec.
9nn. 9ad. knight ga eArmy): third, Hunter Navy
440--yard dash--won by Berger ARMY
second, caskey tNsyyl; third, Van velzel
Navy. Time, 0:49.6
Two-mile run-Won by Dempsey Navy
ARMY. Time. s:44.s. ~ Ai'Ne'
row Army 0s second aSaaeMso Anderson 0y Arms5 mg5
second; Anderson ARMY; third, Lamar
tAImy). Time. O:24.s.
..ooas sSoTyaEd S.,as aash0Won by Petit GNsvyl
NsyyJ. Time. o:si.7. 'Au' '''"si
sso-ysrd run-Won by Wilmington
ARMY: second. Caskey Navy: third
Shot putMWon by Brown ;S1'V, Navy; sec.
ond. Ekberg Army). Davis (Army). Dis.
tanee. 40 feet $40 inches,
second. three-way tie between Holcomt
sArmy,. Tsisht.' IA '' ieet. trsina a Academ, na,
High jump-Won by Martin Navy; sec.
ond. tie between Reed Army) and Atkin.
son nssss navy 3broEoI aeisht; feet liz inches
second, Ekberg tArmy); third. Browr
NAVY. Distance, 1872 feet inches
Jayelin throw-Won by Hambers
Navy: second, Patton NAVY: third
Chynoweth (ArmO. Distance. lS4 feet
inches.
Broad iump-won by Bowman Navy
second Martin Navy; third. Hambers
Revenge for Navy Golfers.
Navy's golf triumph came on,
week after West Point had beater
the Midd.es in a playof for the In
tercollegiate title at Princeton.
Midshipman Dave Paul had Low
score OF 76 to lead the Tars to thei
sixth win without defeat over Arm,
since the beginning of the servic,
clashes on the links in 1887.
Paul (Navy) defeated Num-, 3 and 2,
Calder Army defeated Smith. l UP.
Best bah-Halved in tie.
Ingram ARMY defeated Lewis, up
Rankin Navy defeated Hirschfieid,
and 1.
Best ball-HalRed in tie.
walker Navy defeated Grant, 2 uu
London Navy defeated House, / up
Best ball up Navy.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Bows Mines Tie for Leud

Eastern Branch Boys Club Midget
baseballers yesterday defeated Falls
Church, to l, to lock the two
teams in a tie for first place at the
hallway point in the series.
Evening star., 1944-05-28

osn nnns ~ Marshall, Upton. Errors -
batted inc. walker, Mesner. Tvo-base
hsI bits s,d,nI Walker: Bordasaray ts,. q. wal
Miller CD, Basinski. Double pIays-
Borcagaray to Basinski to Schultz f2).
Miller to Williams to Mccormick, English
Co BasinSkt to Schultz Left on bosee-
Cincinnati. 8; Brooklyn, z. BASES on bsIls
On Heusser, 2; on Davis, 8. Struck out
by Davis, g.. Umpires-Messrs BoRges,
Pinelli and Ballanfant. Time-l :56 At
,063 paid.
Evening star., 1944-05-28

Hall. Busch, Hoover. Runs batted in
Garrison, Richards. Sacrfnces--Keil, Out.
Jaw, Mayo. Double plAys--Kell to Size
Hoover TO York. Left on bases---Phila-
delphia, 8: Detroit, 13. Bases ON balls
On Christopher, d; on Newhouser, 8.
houser, 3. Umpires--Messrs. MCGOWAN
and Pipsras. Time. 2.22. Attendance,
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Navy Netmen Pressed.

navy Netmen Pressed.
with Army leading at tennis.
|3, going to the final two doubles
Nays combinations of Edwards and
Davis and Doyle and Rogers gained
victory for the middies.
Rain forced the transfer of the
last two matches to Smith rink.
Slngles-Daniel (Army) defeated rrav.
ford. 6~s. 6--3. 30: Wood fArmy5 de-
tsa.ea Haf. Norris. 6--2, Is: Kenna 1Army)
Nayy) defeated Faas, IS. "a. 6
Dosle lNavy) defeated Emerson, "a.
kemety Navy defeated Hail, e-S'
Doubles-Dsniel and Kenna fArmy, ss.
Iesteo crawford and Norris, 7-5. 81.
aoWaras @ and Davis CNavy) defeated Drake
ano Faas. 3--6, 6-4, 6-4: Doyle and
Rogers Navy defeated Wood and Grace. a
612, 3-6 S-6 -
Evening star., 1944-05-28

Totals 80 bx29 12 Totals 81 10 80 Is
1.-Two out when winning run scored.
rhiiadelphis --- 001 600 600 OIL
Detroit ---------~-- 010 600 coo 1--2
Evening star., 1944-05-28

Runs-Chabot, Leeper. Nance ca, Nc
Conneli, ysneczek 90, capka, Mills, Curry.
ted iri-Hennessey (2), Chabot, Josey. Nc
Connell ca, JanecEek. Thayer .t2). TWO
base hit-Hennessey. Three-base hit
Stolen bases-Hennessey. Sacrifices: Nc
connell. Double plays-Josey to Capka
to Hennessey. Bases on balls-Kinney, 8;
Mueller g. Struck out-By Kinney, q;
Mueller, 8; Taylor Hits-Oh Kinney, 8
in o innings; Mueller, Il in 81. innings:
Burdett. none in "a inning; TAYLOR, none
ming pitcher, Kinney; losing pitched, Muel-
Ter. Umpires-Berry and Jones tAmeri-
can Leaguei. Time-2 hours. Attend
Evening star., 1944-05-28

totals 341127 8 Totals 80 8 "a 12
sEatted for Bowler in seventh.
fBstted for Finos in seventh.
tBatted for Burdette in seventh.
sBstteS for Taylor in ninth.
Army ---O O10 700 600--S
Navy . 90 200 OnQ-2
Evening star., 1944-11-19
AS CI'S Like You
BY SYLVIA BLYTHE

Natures own. Also, IN daytime 90
very, very lightly with your eye
makeup.
And day or night. don't over do
your mouth. Big remodellng jobs are
out for the duration at least. The
most you should do is soften an
upper or lower lip by coloflng lightly
and with restraint,
Last important and most often
broken rule concerns repairing your
makeup. There's no such thing
really. Take off the old and start
over again. Applying new makeup
over old rubs in dust and makes your
skin look patchy
TREAT SKIN GENTLY. Besides us
ing makeup carefully. you must
practice gentleness in your routine
care. Skin needs stimulation, but
does not take kindly to beating.
The night kind of face massage
shouldn't be more than brisk tap
ping with your fingertips all over
your face.
Easy does it. also. If you have
blackhead problem Never squeeze
or Use your nails the resulting
bruises and enlarged pores won't
leave you with the fne-textured.
delicate skin you especially desire.
Soften the blackhead with water.
press gently with the fingertips and
use an astringent as soon as the job
IS done.
To help avoid those troublesome
blemishes altogether. be faithful to
your routine. For instance. be sure
to undress your face when you 60 to
bed. You wouldn't wear your glrdle
all night; neither should your skin
wear a girdle of makeup. Remove it
by thorough creaming followed by
soap and water. Then put on your
softening cream and leave it - for
an hour or two or all night.
Those rules answer some of the
questions many women are asking
today especially service wives.
cRA1OuNo. In fact. service wives
and sweethearts practically forced
one beauty salon to organize special
short courses for them this fall.
Though hair styling. exercise, pos
ture and even diotion we're included
in the course, the women were most
interested in skin care. They hope
Johnnie will soon come marching
home - they want to face him with
the lovely skin and un-made-up look
he goes for.
Evening star., 1944-11-19

They want a girl to
look "natural." You
can: And here's how
DkAUrY VOTE. The current sea
sons new soft-toned. pinkish
makeup is aimed to give your skin
the natural un-made-up look that
tops the GI list of what makes girl
beautiful
In a recent cross-country swing
to ask servicemen about their likes
and peeves. beauty expert Mary
Stuyvesant found that, almost to a
man. the GI's voted good skin a
beauty first - and they don't think
you have it when all they can see IS
lot of makeup. As one CT sums up:
Il sure 60 for girl who let's her skin
sho,r'
So here are sGme sound rules to
help you win the CI vote for the
loveliest skin
START RIGUn Gong to treat your
self to some new cosmetics. includ
ing one of the new pink toned rouges
the beauty products people are offer
ing now? Then get a matching lip
stick your vivid red one will look
best when you're in the mood for
tawny makeup. The same thing
goes for powder. Keep the bronze
Indian shades to wear with harmon
izinR rouge. With the pink rouge.
you want a powder that matches
your skin or is just tone darker.
Know how to tell when it, a match?
Lots of women don't - but all you
have to do is to test a bit of the pow
der on the outside edge of your
wrist, for the skin tones there match
the tones OF your lace.
Next essential is powder base,
either liquid or vanishing cream type.
Finally, be sure that you have the
night cleansing and softening creams
dry-skin type if you have
dry skin; special type for an oily
skin. Containers are always carefully
marked, 50 with a little care you
shouldn't go wrong at the cosmetic
counter.
MAKING Up, Once you have the
cosmetics you need, make new rule
to always use them right. For
example. make very sure that your
rouge doesn't show as rouge cheeks
should wear soft rosy flush like
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&terardie @nelan6s eriudt, Elm &c.
iu6 our Seligipred11ng bes bemiiti-
gen Boiitoniiten Dominic 8arberi elm.
5uien6eu, tuelder Dor SO Sabren @ur.
otnal Newman in Die fatbolii9e Sir.
DIE uufgenommen bat. Son unoufbor.
.Ii4en Irbeiten unb Odiben erId6pft,
itarb s.. Dominic i'm Sabre 1849 in
elmer einiamen giienbabnitation, nod.
oem er per 8abn bon 2onoon aus
fubr utto erfrantte.
sSn elmer l1nterre0ung NIT sgr5bi-
i6of Griffin bon 8eitminiter oppro-
bterte Der 8apit ben Blan, 6ie Seligs
fpre9ung Sater Don1inics NIT Der
naditiabrigen Seier @arooinaI Seem.
mans 81 berbin0en. 8ie1e Eaulenbe
pflegen am @rabe 6es iel. g. Dominic
tn Der &oDptn oes ct. annofIoIters
III 2ancaibire 5u tbm 5u beten.
@r mar Der Sobn arn1er 8auerss
Ie11te, Ser iiingIte bon o6t @ei9tpi-
Itern. 8is 5u m20. 2ebensiabre pu9s
ct auf Dem 2an6e auf obne S9ulun.
terrtdt. Obpobl in SStalien i'm Sabre
1892 geborer, 1pobnte er in @nglano
bel ieinem Ontel BARTHOLOMEW ga.
ceat. gea6oem er nad Stalien 3uriid.
gefebrt, muroe er I'M Sitter bon 26
Sabren gum Brieiter getpeibt uno
feste ieine Stu6ien fort. gea9 28iGbs
riser prieiterli6er EGtigfeit begann
er feline eigentlide apoitolii6e Gdtig-
feit I'M vreforn1ierten'' england.
ueberaa tpuroe er als Baptit niul-
tiert; tpenn er eine 1ange tSrede na9
Stone, Straffor6ibire, auriidlegte, nm
bort Wfeiie 5u leien, berfolste ibn oer
Bobel. Dur6 fem freunolides Beien
aber gemnn er ba1o bic Greunbi6aft |
aller. Ct tpur6e in Der breiten Sef. |
fentlidfeit befannt burd feline 8efeb.
rltng oes nahmaligen beriibnten &ar-
oirals Netuman. @r bate Mu6ien3en
BET Der aonigin Bictoria, beim Bre.
f11iern1iniYfpr QnrA Snhn R1,fTem 1,nA