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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-02
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milijone dolarjev "a kositer, XII
so zdrkljali nikdar prenapol-
Meme zepe kositernih magnatov.
Kadar je ekonomsko ozadje
takSno, da je VISA oblast in boga-
silva osredotocena v mali pescici
ljudi, docim ljudstvo strada, je
to- ozadje pripravljeno "a re-
volucijo, kakor je gledaliski
oder pripravljen "a predstavo.
Falanga in naciji SO izrabili to
priloznost.
Vec o tem prihodnjic.
Pri mas
Politicen boz postaja vsak dan
ostrejSi. Raznih kandidatov S
predsedniSkimi ambicijami je
cezdalje vec. Edino mas "krnel''
Sc je baje odpovedal tie casti.
FAINT dobro We, cemu 10 odkla-
MIA. V svojem nedavnem govo-
ri v Clevelandu je ponovno tr-
dill, kako je leta 1919 otel De-
troit pred Anglezi. Govor je bill
praV Zanimiv.
Polemika v nash liStih o Ru-
sill in partizanih Sc nadaljuje in
vcasi je re kar ostra. JAZZ sem
mnenja, da vse to mogoce ne
skoduje; mai ina vsakdo priloz-
most izraziti svoje mnenje.
A tn pa tam opazim nekaj, kar
zveni zelo cudno. Ma primer
mnenje, da Sc Russia bori edino
Ease, Amerika pa "a vse Glove
Stvo. Zakaj neki Sc bori re sed-
mo leto Kitajska? Izgleda, da je
malo preveG altruizma ma nasi
strani. Ali ne?
Argentina v novi vlOgi
Argentina je ~pretrgala diplo-
maticne stike z Nemcijo in ia
ponsko. AmeriSko casopisje in
radio je ia dogodek razglasalo
kot veliko diplomaticno zmago
J zavezniSkih sill
Emo ie resnica: Ramirez in
njegova "junta" so fasisti pray
do mozga. Razlika je Same ia, da
jim ia poteza "a enkrat bolje
neSe.
Kaj DO argentinska vlada u
krenila glede Spanije in meme
falange, katera fakticno oprav-
liza sedemdeset odstotkov vsega
vohunstva v prid osisca?
Mogoce, da Sc ia mesec spre-
obrne tudi "caudilo" Francisco
Franco in postane ugleden de-
mokrat. Use je mogoce ma tenn
svetu.
Ruski relif
joe KorSic liz Detroita lie spet
postal $40 "a ruski relif. To vso-
to je prispeval Frank Gaber, S
pojasnilom, da je $4.75 cd ME
preostanek stavbnega sklada
SIND v Detroitu, pripadajoc pew
skemu in dramaticnemu dru-
stvu "Ljubljanski vrh', Xxi vec
ne poslue. cato Sc je Frank Ga
Der odlocil poslati ia znesek "a
ruski relif in &c DO kdo izmed
bivsega clanstva ugovarjal proti
temu, DO omenjeno vsoto povr-
nil IL svojega zepa. craven je
Gaber Sc sam dodal $5.25, torei
skupno $40. Gabru iskrena hva-
la "a prispevek in Korsicu "a
trud.
Evening star., 1944-05-20

Buck Henry, Coolidge Highs un-
predictable twirler, is back in the
good graces of the fans after a bril-
liant performance yesterday in the
interhigh baseball sessions that saw
the smashing of a four-way dead
lock for second place in the league
when Coolidge defeated Roosevelt,
to /, and Eastern nosed out Tech,
5-4 The victories put Coolidge and
Eastern in a tie for. second place,
while their victims are part Of a
three-strand third place knot.
Henry left temperamental out
bursts and grandstanding in the
locker room to pitch Coolidge to a
three-hit, no-walk win that wouldn't
have been out of place in Griffith
Stadium. The big right-handed
all-round athlete struck out! 10
Roosevelt batters and allowed only
five to get on the paths. It's the
third win of the year for the Colt
hurler. who had disappointing off
days losing his last two.
Reed Maier, only first-string fling
er the Roosevelt squad can toast,
the kid who alternately played
shortstop, third base, catcher and
right field in a recent game !when
he was resting" from steady mound
assignments, also turned in ain ex-
cellent hurting job, tanning III Colts
and holding them to seven hits. A
two-run Coolidge rally in the first
inning, made possible by Roosevelt
errors, gave the Colts an EARLY lead
and two more tallies in the fifth put
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Jacobs Coming to Size Up
Perry for Garden Bouts

Mike Jacobs, brains of New Yorks
high-pressure Twentieth Century
Sporting Club, probably will put in
many anxious minutes at ringside
Monday night when Aaron Perry
meets Henry Armstrong in the 10
round main event of the seasons
first Griffith Stadium boxing show
Jacobs, who promoted the Joe
Louis and Buddy Baer heavyweight
championship bout and other sue
cessful shows here, will be on hand
along with Nat Rogers, his match
maker, and Gen. John J. Phelan of
the New York Boxing Commission,
to look over Perry, who boxes AL
Bunny Davis in the eight-round
main event at Madison Square Gar
den on June g.
I'VE sure will be roofing for the
kid to make good fight against
Armstrong" Jacobs told Promoter
Goldie Ahearn. Perry has sold
himself to the New York fans In a
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Mother, Daughter PAGERS
In BOWLING AN-Events

Thirteen-year-old Dorothy Clark
and her mother, Irene Clark of
Rosslyn, today were among the host
OF new leaders who took over in
every class of the all-events COM
petition in the 23d annual Wash
ington Womens Duckpin Associa-
ton championships last night at
Silver Spring.
Little Miss Clark gained the Glass
E top spot by Gaping a nine-game
tally of 875 with 293 in singles
while her mother shot ahead in D
all-events with 957 after rolling to
a tie for third place in D singles
with 80.
Kitty Kendrick, another Ros-
slynite, heads the A all-events with
1,037 and with 372 is the new A
singles leader.
Climaxing her tournament high
nine-game score of 1,078 with a 1923
in singles, Agnes Collins of Hyatts-
vile has the B all-events we'll in
hand. Nellie Gasch, her doubles
partner, shot into second place in
C singles with 33o to take over the
c all-events lead with 1,019. Helen
Boyd besides being the F. all-events
leader with 1888, shares the F dou-
oles championship with Frances
Stealey, her Federal Security
Agency partner, with SAG.
Daisy O'Neal spurted to the front
in F singles with BOG, while Ruth
Cole of the Ladies Federation loop
gained third place in Glass C sin
giles with 338.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Friends Shuts Out Gornzaqa ia
For Metro Prep Net Title

The ace netmen of Friends School
are the metropolitan prep cham
pions after putting away the last
of their opposition yesterday in a
blankout victory over Gonzaga, 9
to 0, on the Friends courts.
In another schoolboy match, Will
son Highs courtmen took over Gen.
tral, to 2, for their second straight.
Summaries:
Friends, Q; Gonzaga, o.
Singles-Bernard CD defeated Mcclure
60, 6-1 6-1: Hill Cd defeated Eklund
tG), 6-3, 6-2; Smith I'D defeated
Yetter go, 6-3. 6-1; Dean Cd defeat,
ed McCabe 60, 6-1, 6-1; Fleischmann
ID. defeated Graham 60, 6-3. 6-2;
Walker Cd defeated Cook (G), Cd,
6-10.
r. DoublesmBernaGd,Hil T2n s;ec1E, O. defeated
Smith Cd defeated GrahamYetter (GD,
60, 6-3 -Fleischmann I'D de-
feated Kennedy -McIntire (G). 6-3. 6-3.
Wilson, 4; Central, 2.
singles-ong (W) defeated Kendrick
Co, 6-1. .7--5; Ways (C) defeated Ord
way (W(, 6--3, 81; Peery (C) defeated
Price CWD, Ga, IS, 81; Burken (WD
defeated Becklebaum fCD, 6-3, 7-5;
Uhr tW) defeated Brakefeld Co. Is,
60.
Doubles-Ong and Burkell tW1 defeated
kendrick and Ways Co, 6-2, 60.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Comp Springs Is Victim
Of Cumeos' Mcintyre

Lefty McIntire hurled Cameo
Furniture to 100 victory over
Camp Springs yesterday in an
eight-inning Industrial League game
played on the West Enipse. Torpe
homered in the fifth with one on.
Leading off a five-game schedule
for next week will be the meeting of
Cameo and Fort Myer at Fort Myer
on Monday. These teams are tied
for second place with one win and
one loss each League leading
Heurich Brewers will 60 against
Camp Springs, last placers, at Camp
Springs on Tuesday. In the remain
ing games Cameo and Naval Receiv-
ing Station meet on Wednesday;
Fort Myer and Heurich play Thurs
day and Camp Springs opposes Naval
Receiving Station Friday.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Rooseve|t's Crack Links
Team JoIted by Wilson

Roosevelt's sensational leaders of
the years crop of schoolboy golfers
received a rude shock yesterday when
the Wilson inksmen licked them 5-4
at Woodmont. 1t was the second de-
feat of the season for the Rough
Riders who have put thef spurs to
seven teams in interhigh matches.
Stan Abrams, No. l man on the
Roosevelt team; Gene Rseca and
Mort Nicely were in form to win
their matches, but teammates Kent
Kuhn, Mel Diamond and Jake
Papier were upset by thei underdog
Wilson combination of Wolf, Bundy
and Gustin.
Summaries:
Abrams (R) defeated Manders (W),
4-3. Gustin (W) defeated Pa1,ier tRD
up; best ball Roosevelt, 2-1: Bundy (W)
defeated Diamond tRl, 6-4- Racca tR }
defeated Hooper tWD. 5-4: best ball,
Wilson up; Neely (RD defeated Freed
man (W), ! up; Wolf CW) dsfeated Kuhn
tR.), A.; best ball. Wilson, t4-2.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Leohy Leaves Fine Grid
Record at Notre Dame
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 90
Frank Leahy has bade farewell to
Notre Dame, to report at Princeton
University next week for his in
coordination course in the Navy, and
he has left an enviable record in the
three years he coached Irish foot
ball teams.
Leahy-coached grid teams at
Notre Dame suffered only three de-
teats in 80 games. 1t. Leahy came
10 his alma mater from Boston Col
lege where ne coached for two years
ana his teams won IA, lost 2 and
had 3 tie games.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Pennont to King Pins, Sontini
And GuethIerin Amazing Tie

up 80 in the first game, firing 1863
to Guethler's 1856. The second game
saw Guethler posting 122 to San
tinis lis to enter the final game 18
pins ahead. Santini pulled up on
even terms in the last game and
was three pins ahead with spare
to count on entering the final box
With an overflow gallery held
slightly speubound by the battle
between two bowling pals, Santini
in the final box ploWed through the
headpin TO count four on his ninth
box spare. He picked one pin off
the left side with his second shot
and on his final heave cleaned three
off the right, sliding one over to
take No. 4 pin, leaving 7 and 8
standing.
Guethler Misses Vital Stick.
Guethler, with a strike in his
eighth frame, knocked off a single
pin spare in the ninth to count 10
on the mark. He then needed six
pin count and 10 out to win the
championship by one pin The Lucky
Strike southpaW missed the headpin,
but lie got six with his bail, leaving
up Nos. /, 2, and 9. He got two
pins with his second shot and one
on the last with No. 9 still standing
to leave the issue deadlocked.
Eddie Keith. who entered the final
night with a crack at the individual
title, dropped out of the running
with first game of Ill His set of
327 gave the dynamic Spillway
/ sharpshooter an average of 1854
| SpillWay, with a chance TO win the
pennant, lost two games to Hi-Skor
the final by one pin, but finished in
second place on total pins over
Lafayette. Capt. Bob Miciotto's
148-400 and Paul Jarmans l43-
1893 gave King Pin its 81 edge over
| Lafayette
| Lucky Strike, with 80 win from
Chevy Chase Ice Palace and last
years pennant-winning Clarendon
Quint, whitewashed Brookland TO
finish in a triple tie for fourth
place. Hyattsville swept Greenway
to gain seventh on total pins over
/ the losers. Gordon Remsburg
HyattSville lead-off, fired the night S
top scores of ITO and 459.
Giant Killers" in Hot Finish.
In the other matches Northeast
Temple sWamped Arcadia as Fran
els Robertson fired 140-406 and
Capt Ray Watson hit for 16O-398
to pace a score of 1898. Colonial
villa ge Whitewashed Bethesda
Capt. Bert Lynn'S 142--406 and Ray
Corners 143-389 were the big blows
for the giant killers" who earned
their tag by trimming both King
Pin and Lafayette when either team
practically could have clinched the
flag.
The final standings: King Pin
73-44; SpillWay, 7l-46; Lafayette
71-46; Lucky Strike, 69-48; Hi
Skor, 69-48; Clarendon, 69-48;
Hyattsville, 62-55; GreenWay, 81
55; Temple, 59-58; Bethesda, So
64; Ice Palace, 43-68; Arcadia, 40
II; Brookland, 1913; Colonial Viii
lage, 38-79.
Evening star., 1944-05-20

King Pin bowlers, after a 81
victory over Lafayette, today sport
the District League championship
while for the first time in the 39-
year history of the city's fastest
bowling loop, through one of the
most remarkable occurrences in the
history of bowling anywhere, the
individual title is shared.
Exactly to a pin Frank (Bub)
Guethler and Tony Santini, Lucky
Strike teammates, tied with aver
ages of 1922 for lit games.
1t took only the first game for
King Pin to gain the team title
last night at Lucky Strike, but the
hot scrap for individual laurels was
a battle to the very last ball with
Santini firing 424, his highest set
of the season, to finish even with
Guethler, who banged out 381,
neither to gain nor lose pin on his
average.
Santini entered the final three
games 43 sticks behind. He picked
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated press,

CHICAGO-Willie Pep, 1853. Hart
ford, Conn, outpointed Frankie Ru-
bino, 1891, Brooklyn, 10; George
Parks, 1887, Washington. knocked out
Johnny Tucy, 211, Paterson, N. J., s.
M L w A U K E E.--Lloyd Marshall,
l70R, Sacramento, Calf, outponted
Joe Reddick. 100. Paterson, N. j., 10;
Leroy Jackson. 1917, Cleveland, out
pointed Mike Gravino, 125H, Hamilton.
MINNEAPoLIs.-Jackie Graves. 1e4,
Austin, MINI, stopped George De Gido,
l27. st. Petersburg, Fla, 3: Del Cock
ayne, "a 12, Des Moines, stopped Ma
rion Rhoten. I29l4, Milwaukee. 6.
WORCESTER, Nasal Costa, l4S
Woonsocket, R. l., knocked out joey
Gambara, 144, New York, r; Jimmy
Ruzzo, ia, West Warwick, R L,
Bn9cked bnST out Tony laramie. 173, Camp
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.-Bernie MIL
Ter, 14lA New York. knocked out
Henry Mcneil, 143, Philadelphia, |;
John Henry Johnson, 1872. Philadel-
phia. outpointed Ben Russ, l7S, Allan
tic City
FORT WAYNE, Ind-Willie Russell,
142, Columbus, outpointed Gene Ward
l43, Chicago, 10, Pedro JuareZ. 125,
Columbus, knocked out Dick Miller, 1877,
HoILYWooD.-Manuel Ortiz. le4,
El Centre, Calf stopped Pewee Lewis,
SAN FRANCISCO Booker It. Wash
lngton, l61, Sacramento, stopped Leroy
WADE, 164, San Francisco, 8.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
6. ". and Gongaza
Trim Other Two Of
Diamond Big -Four

Schoolboy fans who have been
specializing on comparative merits
OF the baseball squads of George
Washington. Washington-Lee, Con-
zaga and Bethesda after watching
the four top-notchers overpower al
most everything to come their way,
today have part Of the answer.
In two hotly contested games yes
terday, George Washington defeated
Washington-Lee, S to 3, and Con-
zaga nosed out Bethesda, 2 to 1.
Tight pitching did the trick in both
cases.
In the annual meeting of the two
rivals on Washington-Lee's diamond.
Charley Giddons, George Washing
tons ace hurler, struck out 13 Little
Generals and held the famous slug
ging lineup to seven hits. The
Presidents had a 5-to-1 lead at the
end Of the sixth, and the Generals,
after being blanked in the seventh,
had the stands in an uproar irf the
following frame with rally that
ended with two runs across the plate.
Washington-Lee made another stab
in the final inning, when Catcher
Don Druckenmiller banged out the
only two-bagger of the game, which
ended with Druckenmiller stranded
on third.
,u r. H. E.
W.-L --------- 00lI 900 020-3 /
Batteries-Leister, Garland and Druck-
Giddons and Giuseppe.
Scott Cranston, Gonzaga mound
wizard, pitched a one-hitter to upset
Bethesda, 2 to l, at Bethesda. The
game was decided in the final in
ming. Gonzaga came to bat with the
score at 1-all. Gil Lansdale poled a
single, went to second on Carrolrs
sacrifice and crossed the plate on
Pat O'Neill's double to right field.
r. H. e.
Bethesda --------- 900 DOL OIL 1 l
Batteries-cranston and Carroll; Benson
and ChappeIl
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Miomi Intro-Squod Grid
Come Draws 5000
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, May 20.-A crowd of
more than 5000 football fans saw
a University of Miami Navy Viz
squad coached by 1t. Comdr. Jock
Sutherland trim the University
Hurricanes last night, 60.
The intra squad exhibition game
was highlighted by a 10-yard pass
for touchdown from Claude Harri-
son, captain of the Navy eleven, to
Jerry Wright in the third quarter.
Harrison and Wright, now Viz
trainees at the University of Miami,
formerly played for Vanderbilt and
Georgia Tech.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Morning GIories' Do
Poorly in East But
Yanks Slip, loo
BY JACK HAND,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


If you've been counting the st.
Louis Browns out Of the American
League pennant race because of
their poor eastern trip, better re-
wise the figures and look again. Luke
Sewell has them back in first place
today.
After winning their first nine, the
Browns started to slip, blew an
entire series in Philadelphia and
fell off the top. st. Louis dreams
of Sportsman's Park World Series
faded and they began to tab Luke
Sewelrs crew morning glories."
Since leaving Missouri soil over
two weeks ago the Browns. only
team never to win pennant, have
taken only fiye Of IA games. They
had lost seven out Of 10 to their
Eastern rivals before they grabbed
a SIS edge over the Yankees yes
terday at New York. But Joe Nc
Carthy's crew has been dropping too.
Yanks Lose Four in Row.
1t was the first time the world
champions had seen the Brownies
this season and Nelson Potter gave
them an eyeful with sneat Shit
job while Mark Christman and AL
zarilla banged out their first hom-
ers. Bud Metheny and Ed Levy also
hit for the circuit but couldn't save
Atley Donald from his second loss
and the New Yorkers from their
fourth straight defeat.
Fhiladelphia's luck continued. to
run bad as Cleveland's AL Smith
hung up his first triumph OF the
year by 81 count, scattering nine
hits.
Mike Ryba capped off three hitless
innings as a relief hurler by singing
home the winning run in the last of
the 18th for Bostons 80 shade over
Chicago.
Pirates Sweep Series.
Pittsburgh swept the series from
Brooklyn in the National, advancing
into third place on So victory.
Vince Di Maggio's third homer was
the big wallop of a four-run squirt
in the seventh.
: Mort Cooper came up with sore
elbow after two trying innings ss
jim Tobin pitched Boston to a 4-3
nod over the st. Louis Cardinals
whose lead was sliced to 31a games
when Cincinnati out-slugged the
Phils, Us. 1t was the first appear.
ance for Clyde (No Hit Shoun OF
the Reds after his near perfect Job
Monday.
Chicago collected only three hits
out they were enough for a 30
verdict over New York with the help
Of Hugh Luby's error with the bases
loaded.
Evening star., 1944-05-20

big wa2 and is ine ea spot to get in the
big morey if hes makes good Mon
day night"
Meanwhile, both Perry and Arm
strong were to take final public
workouts at the, Liberty A. C. gym
this afternoon.
Box office at the Liberty Club, 419
Ninth street NV, remains open to-
morrow and the advance sale con-
tinueS at Griffith Stadium.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Mems, Women $, Softly
Tits Yield ShutDuts

Shutouts were registered in both
the mems and womHn's softball
games at Ballston Stadium last
night.
Fern Wendell, pitching for FBI,
swamped IBM, 1870, allowing only
one hit
Briggs CHARTERS dowaed Bindoco,
40, with Pitcher Rubin yielding only
four hits,
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press.


AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting-Tucker, Chicago Alb.
Runs-R: Johnson, Bos ton. %
Runs batted in-Stephens, St Louis, %.
Hits-Torres, Washington, SO.
Doubles-Doerr, Astonn 10.
Triples~Lindell; rhfs.od nad Xew York; Moses.
Home runs-Spence, Washington; Tros-
Ky, Chicago and Hayes, Philadel-
phia, 3.
Stolen bases-Stirnws weiss, New York,
and Gutteridge, st. RouiS, r
Pltching-Leonard and Niggeling,
Washington, and Harder, Cleveland.
80.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Battlng-Walker. Brooklyn. .4l6
Runs-Bordagaray Brooklyn, and Ryan.
Boston, %.
Runs batted in-schultz, Brooklyn, 80.
HltS--Walker. Brooklyn, and Holmes,
Boston, ~.
DoubleS-Holmes, Boston, H.
IrlpleS-Barrett Pitt Sburgh, s,
Home runs-Schultz. Brooklyn, 5.
stolen baSes-Maconn Boston IS,
Pftching-Lanier, St Louis so
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated. Press

Today year ago-Rube Melton
pitched Dodgers to So victory
over Cardinals.
Ihree years ago-Whirlawav
won Henry of Navarro Stakes at
belmont ny two length with
Mloland second and Hash third,
FIVE years ago-Doug and
lorchy Peden Won six-day bike
race at Madison Square Garden
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Tech Downs Central
For Rifle Crown as
Cook Sets Pace

Armed forces will get some prize
rifiemen when the sharpshooters of
the Tech and Central High rifle
teens 60 into the service. Tech
today holds the District high school
championship, after defeating a
Central squad on the National Rifle
Association range yesterday, 1896 to
1,243, with a shooting exhibition that
would be credit to the range of
any crack infantry outfit.
Art Cook of Tech was high scorer
OF the day with 272 total. Cook
fired SO prone, an SO kneeling and
an "a in the difficult standing posi-
ton. Team scores.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Win>Lose or Draw
Novikoff's Stick Failure Bod Breuk for Come
By GRANTLAND RICE

1t would have been big lift baseball
ko the Mad Russian of Cubs could have approached his
league average under the Big Tent.
There always been a in baseball
Wadde another Raymond another Dizzy had
than their share color they had something
coor-they also great ball players
Lou NoVikof has carried COB of but he
he balplay His Mil
waukee
Angeles 194l he baed 1863
the West Coast the time batter could hit
anything pitcher could throw But his with the Cubs
been entirely different.
Novkof had kept his league hitting he might have
picked where left off headline class
doesn't far when it is minus ability highcass skill
Novkof the Coast looked hitter
Williams who along bat 400 with the he
Williams the major show Novkofs with Los
Angeles 80 points the Williams
Diego the
Chicago and Boston.
These conditions that hard explain Novkof
be 90 until December that Charlie
away the dust from his big league batting
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Shutout EIudes Beecruft

A pair of errors by Gaithersburg
High teammates spoiled a possible
shutout for Pitcher Buddy Beecraft,
who hurled a two-hitter yesterday
when the Marylanders defeated
Friends, 8 TO /, at Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1944-05-20

Runs-Raport1 Basinger Mckinney,
Shaw, Mongelli Errors-Basinger, Argyu-
ropoulos. RAPPORT, Glezos. Limber Two
base Hutchinson. Stolen bases-Henry,
Johnson, RAPPORT, Basinger, Shaw (2). Base
on balls-Maier, 2. Strikeouts-Henry, 10;
Maier, IL. Umpire-Mr. Steele.
Eastern sluggers, Bob Lamon, Joe
Artino, Jim Allen, Joe Adriani and
Paul Schaffer, went on a batting
spree in the second inning of the
game with Tech to score five runs,
only Rambler tallies of the contest,
but enough to shade the Maroons,
5 to 4, on the Tech field. Joe Ar
tino was the big gun of the Ram
blers, collecting three for three.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Mary Hurdwick Beaten

Mary Hardwick, British women's
title holder, was defeated, Ga, IS,
by Capt. Arthur Nelson of the Army
Engineers, in an exhibition match
before $50 spectators at the Uni
versity of Maryland yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Official Score

Huns batted in-York CD, Mayo, Ortiz
Sacrlfces-Hoover, MAYO Double plays
Myatt to Sullivan to Butka: Wynn to Sui
Ivan to Butka; Hostetler to York; Mayo
10 Hoover to York Left on bases-De-
Off Wynn. ,. Struck out-By Wynn, 4;
by Corsica, s. Hit by pitcher-By Wynn
tHlgglnsl. Umplres - Messrs Grieve.
tendance-7 90.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Marine HurIer Homers

Mike Duplinski, Headquarters
Marine pitcher, hit a home run
when the Marines landed on a Naval
Operations nine, Is to l, yesterday
on the Ellipse.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
coIorfuI Picked Team Is No Managers Delight

would like that composed Of Babe Ruth
wadde Raymond Mclean Tacks Parrott, Are
Germany AL Schacht Schmidt Rabbit
this line wouldn't
however, to be the
the other hand of the greatest ball clubs
Macks Athletics
other the Yankees after Babe Ruth left crushing outfit
after
squads ball players
pranksh the lighter side of HEddie Collins Eddie
Stufy McInn
whom baseball strictly business matter The
Bill Dicky Gordon Lou Gerg Charley Keller
Chandler D Maggie others might have
session of bank vice presidents.
Connie Mack Joe Mccarthy winning ability when they
it, other factor
all that
that unknowabe called
The the Babes and
something exceptional
baseball skill