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Evening star., 1944-06-22
Young Netmen Start
City Title Tourney

Britt Schweitzer, American Uni
versity student, today resumed quest
of tennis title he nearly half won
last year as play began in the junior
and boy sections of The Stars City
of Washington tournament or the
Friends School courts. Schweitzer.
during tight junior final last year
with Lee Wood. pulled q leg Charley
horse and play was suspended. Sew
eral days later Wood became an
Army flying cadet and the match
never was finished.
Schweitzer is seeded No. |. in a
field of "a juniors, ahead of Louis
Mulitz, No. 2; Cotton Smith. No. 8,
and John Bucknell, last years boy
victor.
/ Among the 10 boys entered, Jack
Yates is seeded No. l and Donald
Osborn No. 2. Today's pairings:
Juniors-Britt schweitzer VS.. Jim Wells,
Albert Akers VS.. winner of Leroy Morgan
Michael Reck match. John Bucknen VS..
Bob TIautman, Richard Fink VS.. Jim
sath s, w. .Ts D.Td ssssr Is
Mulitz VS.. George Youmans, Leonard Solo,
mon VS.. Phil Smith, Bennett Lyon VS..
Charles Hesstrom. Billy Bernard VS.. Hart
Lewis. Richard wolpe vs. Billy Rafferty,.
Boys-Jack Yates VS.. Gerry THOMPSON.
S;Ias,n SWilliann n Randolph ys; winner of Robert
obern Vi" Ted Rosers reday @s.s NoJes Donsd xs
winner of Osborn-Rogers match, Stuart
Carr vs.. Carlton Hofner.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Di Maggie, on Pacific
Duty, Still SIugging
BY The Associated Pres.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, June 22.-Joe d
Maggie, ex-New York Yankee star
outfielder, after two years of Army
service, apparently preserves the
punch that twice won him the Amer
ican League batting crown.
Di Maggie, now 20 and a staff
sergeant in the Army Air Forces
Marine Corpl. c. A. Darby says In a
letter to Joe Livingston of the At
lanta Journal sports staff, landed al
Central Pacific base two weeks
ago with q group of other former
major leaguers.
In four games, writes Darby, d
Maggie hit four home runs, one OF
which, his longest, went for $50 feet
In a night game"
Others listed by Darby as being
with Di Maggie were Mike Nc
Cormick, Ferris Fain, Gerry Priddy
Walter Judnich, Dario Lodigiani and
Bob Dillenger.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Georgia Tointer Regoins Swing
In Bid for Western Open Title

Mrs. Lawrence H. Selz of Ravinia
Ill, 1882 Western Open champion
q up after posing a fine 38-40-78.
Patty in the Groove.
Other matches today sent Phyllis
Otto, Omaha, Nebr., against Jeanne
Cline, Bloomington, H.; Babe Did
'riksen Zaharias, Beverly Hills
Calf, against Mrs. Albert Becker
Englewood, N. j., and 1t. Patty
Berg, Minneapolis, against 18-year-
old Betty Jane Haemerle, st. Louis
Marine Berg, the defending cham
pion who has had to find" her
game after being absent from tour
ney competition since last fall, yes
terday fired a 37-best front nine
score of the meet-for a comfortable
edge and an eventual 4-and-3 win
over Lois Penn of Des Moines, Iowa
Evening star., 1944-06-22
0rioIe Embree Aims
Al Strikeout Mark
By the Associate Press

By the Associated Press.
Baltimores Red Enbree is max
ing up for lost time in the strike
three, you're out" contest being
hotly waged between Hank Dana
and Walter Wilson of Buffalo and
himself.
Embree joined the Orioles on
May 28. He Immediately served
notice he would have to be reck-
oned with for the srrikeout lead
ership, when he famed II Newark
athletes. He followed with nine in
his next start. Including his 13 of
last night, when he pitched Balti-
more to an 8-3 victory over Roches-
ter, Embree has 49 whiffs in So
Awnings.
He still trails Dana, who owns
81 and Wilson, who famed SIS.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Table Tennis Group Gives
Bid 10 School Students

All high school students In the
Metropolitan Area are invited to
compete in the junior tournament
staged by the District Table Tennis
Association tomorrow night at
Columbia Center, 1880 Fourteenth
street, NV, starting at B.
Events include singles, doubles
and mixed doubles and school
teams will be organized.
Ranking District players will be
on hand to give instruction to be-
ginners and winners will receive
association memberships.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Build Men, Not Grid Stars, Hun|ey Advises

(former Harvard COACH 1t. Comdr
George Halas former Chicago Bear
coach, and Marine Maj. Tuss
McLaughery former Dartmouth
coach, are doing, they would be
only too glad to help build a win
ming war team instead of a win
ming football team"
Although Hanley spoke depre-
ciatingly of wartime football he was
enthusiastic about the postwar fu-
ture of the game and all other
sports.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
BY JOHN B. KELLER,
Star stan Correspondent.

NEW YORK. June 22.-Knuckle-
ball pitching isn't as difficult to
fathom in daytime play as 1t is in
games contested under the lights,
baseball folk around the American
League this season have contended
and New York,s Yankees seem to be
making this contention stand up.
At any rate the synthetic world
champions have demonstrated to
their own satisfaction that the
Washington brand of butterfly
pitching doesn't bother them par
ticularly until the lamps are turned
on. Last week in Grifiith Stadium
the Yanks faced Nat knucklers in
three games and bowed each time
In Yankee Stadium this week they
have forced them twice In three
afternoon engagements and won
each time.
Johnny Niggeling, Mickey Haefner
and Dutch Leonard took the meas
ure of Yankee batters in the Capt.
tai All used the knuckle ball most
of the way in their triumphs. Only
the fast-balling Early Wynn was
beaten by the New Yorkers under
the lights.
Candini Offsets Licking.
In the three games here, both
Niggeling and Haefner have taken
the count. Milo Candini, who relies
mainly on his fast stuff, has been
the only winner. He scored a 6-4
victory in the nightcap of yester-
days double-header, although Roger
Wolff had to rush to his relief with
one out in the eighth inning. Can
dini's success Offset the licking
given Haefner in the 4-3 opener OF
the bargain bill.
Leonard was to have a chance
today In the series finale to salvage
some prestige for the knucklers In
daylight pastiming.
Oddly, the best the Mats could
do in winning the second setto was
save themselves from sole possession
of the cellar into which they dropped
from sixth place by losing the open
Ing encounter. They now share last
place with Cleveland's Indians.
The Mats bagged the second game
Iat the expense of the left-handed
Joe Page in the first frame. George
Case opened with single and three
walks followed to force over a run
Page, trying to nip Gil Torres OF
third base, threw wildly to let in
another tally, Mike Guerra tripled
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Triple PIoy by Mott Nine

A triple play was the high light
Of Mott School Sixth Graders 13-
to-4 victory over the like Stevens
nine on the Banneker diamond
Third Baseman Beckley speared a
drive, threw to Clark at second
who tossed to Lucas at first, eras-
ing runners who had left the bags.
In another tilt, Logan's Fifth
Graders won, 10 to 7, over Briggs
Montgomery.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Fans din onInnino,
Gives Losing Run
BY the Associated Press.

@s LAC AoeOSldtCu EICobs
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June "a.
-Sergt. Jack Knight, pitching
for Smyrna's Bombers, is a very
unhappy man.
He struck out four Convair
bombers in one inning-but one of
the four scored the games win
ming run in 2-1 game.
knight famed three in a row,
but the catcher dropped the third
strike on the last, allowing him
to reach first. From there he
stole second, went to third on a
passed ball, and scored on a sin
gle. knight then struck out the
next hitter.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Heurichs Rout mrs, 1914,
To Start Second Half

Heurich Brewers, champs of the
Industrial League In f1rst-half play
in their first second-hal tilt yester-
day on the Ellipse diamond swamped
Naval Receiving Station, 10 to 4.
Earl Jennings allowed II hits and
issued 4 passes. but the heavy bat
of Reds Geigerich, Sudsmen,s center
fielder, snacked out three for four,
one of them a homer.
MRS - 1O1 100 O0l-4 III
Heurich $50 Oil O2x-1O II O
Grimes and De Angelo; JENNINGS and
DTuckmiller
Evening star., 1944-06-22

are not physically fit and build
them into fighting men," said Han
ley.
Many a potential 4-F could be
turned into a la with proper con-
ditioning and the coaches are quail
fled to provide that condition"
Hanley said II coaches could see
the job men like 1t. Comdr. Jim
Crowley former Fordham COACH !;
1t. Comdr. Sam Barry former Uni
versity of Southern California
COACH; 1t. Comdr. Dick Harlow
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Beaten in Three Night Games
Here, Get Revenge in Gotham

ito send in two more and chase Page.
Rookie Steve Roser took over and
while the big fellow was winding up
Guerra stole home with the fifth
run of the inning.
Gives Back Two Tallies.
Candini promptly gave back two
Of these runs. George Stirnweiss
walked, stole second and moved
around on two retirements. Johnny
Lindell doubled and rode home on
Nick Etten's single. In the fifth
the Yanks made it close when they
filled the sacks with a single and
two walks Lindell's hoist got Stirn-
weiss to the plate, and Bud Metheny
scored in double-steal with Larry
Rosenthal.
Johnny Sullivans double and
Hills Layne's single accounted for
the last Nat marker in the eighth.
In this inning with one out Candini
hit Ollie Grimes and walked Buck
Garbark and that brought Wolff to
the hill.
In the first game Haefner went
into the seventh with a 81 lead
the Mats had gained off Alley Dom
aid and Johnny johnson. Then
Lindell's triple backed two singles
to tie the score and Stirnweiss
tripied over the big run in the
eighth. Old Jim Turner who had
relieved Donald in the seventh got
credit for the win.
In collecting 10 hits as they won.
the Mats left only six men on the
bases. The Yanks, held to six hits,
left eight on. In the first game, the
Yanks made a dozen hits and left
10 stranded. The Mats made eight
hits, but had IL left on. Both clubs
certainly passed UP scoring oppor-
tunities.
In the second setto, both Case
and Stirnweiss added to their stolen
bases Each pilfered in the first
inning, Case for his 17th and Stirn-
weiss for his 14th. Case was tagged
by Catcher Garbark In sixth
inning attempt.
Myatt, out of action yesterday be.
cause of an upset stomach, was ex-
pected to return to his second-bas
job with the Mats today. Torres
filled in handily at the post in the
twin bill.
Rain that fell up until game time
hurt yesterdays gate. On 3,646, in
Icluding 666 free admissions, saw the
double-header, the smallest ever to
lattend Yankee bargain bill here.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Mojor Leaders
By the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting-Tucker, Chicago, .362
Runs--Doerr and johnson. Boston. and
Cullenbine, Cleveland, A.
80.
Hits--Doerr, Boston, "A.
Doubles-Cullenbine. Cleveland, 10,
Triples-Linden, New York, g.
Home runS-Hayes. Philadelphia, and
Cullenbine, Cleveland, g.
Stolen bases-Case. Washington, II.
PitShins-Maitzberger. Chicago. I'll,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Walker. Brooklyn, 1855.
Runs-Bordagaray, BROOKLYN 81
Runs batted in-Weintraub, New York.
4S
Hits--Walker, BROOKLYN 90.
Doubles-Walker, BROOKLYN. 81
Triples-Musial, st. Louis and Barrett,
Pittsburgh, T.
Home runs-Ott. New York. Is.
Stolen bases-Lupien PhiIadeIphia and
Ryan. Boston, 5.
Pitehins-Munser. st. Louis, s-i.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Shorkey Defeats Evans
To Keep Mat Grown

Babe Sharkey still wears the So
called heavyweight wrestling crown
after defeating Don Evans with a
body press in 30 minutes last night
at Turner's Arena. In a team
match Maurice La Chappelle and
Michele Leone took two straight
falls from John Vansky and Milo
Steinborn. Two bouts that ended
in draws had Johnny Long tussling
with Angelo Savoldi and Nick
Campofreda tangling with Henry
Piers.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Kovokos and IBM Foce
In SoftboII Feature

kavakos softball team meets the
IBM ten at 9 tonight at Washing
ton Stadium, with Bump Simonds
on the mound for .IBM and Lefty
Horesi for Kavakos.
In preliminary the IBM girls
will play the Merrick lassies.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Miller Of A. U. Erased
From Net Tourney
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ELIZABETH, N. j., June a.
Robert Miller of American Univer-
sity is out of the intercollegiate
tennis tournament here after a
So, IS defeat yesterday by 1t.
David P. Wood, jr, of West Point
Merle Holdings, other A. U. play
er in the tourney, was eliminated
Tuesday,
Evening star., 1944-06-22
UpperviIIe Lists Show
For Saturday, July 8
BY the Associated Press.

UPPERVILLE, Va, June GA
one-day show of the Upperville
Colt and Horse Show Association,
to be held at Grafton Farm Satur-
day, July 8, will feature 80 classes.
Edward Voss, George M. Hum
phrey and Bryce Wing have been
asked to serve as judges.
Entries next Wednesday with r.
S. Peach. secretary.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
SECOND GAME.
Totals 33 1927 II Totals 81 8 2
.Batted for Garoark in eighth.
TRaffed for RnSer in ninih

TVFu TOT NUSFI III IIIIItII.
WASHINGTON " 500 600 0I0--6
New York 200 020 000-4
Errors-Page. Guerra, Runs--Case,
Torres, Spence, Powell, Guerra. Sullivan,
stirnveiss t2). Metheny, Lindell. Runs
batted in-Powell, Guerra t2D, Rosenthsl
Eiten,. Lindell, Layne. Two-base hits
Guerra Guerra tSe stolen sH Ssse@case G9epTs stirn
weiss. Powell, Metheny, Rosenthal Sac
ri1ces-Kuhei. Metheny. Candini. Double
res, Sullivan. Kuhel. Left on bases
Washington, T; New York g. Base on balls
OF Page. 3: of Candini. g. off Roser,
2. Strikeouts-By Candni, 4; by Roser,
2 by Wolf, /. Hits-On Page, 2 in "a
inning; off Csndini, g in rs innings: of
Eoser, 8 in s7s innings: of Wolff. none
ln ! "a innings. Hit by pitcher-By Can
, pini tGrimes). Winning piteher-Candini.
iE.osins pitcher--Pase. Umpires-Messrs.
tkwst, MCGOWAN, Pipgras. Time-2 OF.
Nttendance-2,9s $50, paid.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Armstrong Quits Tootino

Herb Armstrong, veteran Balti-
more grid official who has worked
In well over 500 games in Is years,
has decided to retire from that field.
He's an instructor and athletic di-
rector at McDonogh School.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Williams Al Over Shons

NEW YORK, June % LP.-Ike
Williams was made Al favorite
today to beat Cleo Shans in their
10-round fight at Madison Square
Garden tomorrow night,
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Phys. Ed. Group to Dine

The Physical Education Depart
ment of the District Public Schools
holds its second annual dinner to-
night at the Touchdown Club with
Dallas Shirley presiding.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Sequro to Defend Title

EVANSTON, ILL.,, June % (P.-
Francisco Segura will defend his
title in the national collegiate tennis
singles beginning next Monday at
Northwestern University.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
OfficiuI Scores
FIRST GAME.

ussb,nston 600 101 1903
EsT Yerk 900 Ol0 21x-4
Runs-Case, Spence t2), Metheny, Coon
ey, Hemsley, Milosevich. Runs oatted IN
Spence stirnweiss t2), Ferrell, vosmik'
IdndeU f2I, Two-base hit - Grimes
Three-base hits-Lindell, Stirnweiss. Home
run-spence sacriflces-Haefner CD
Kuhel Double play-Stirnweiss. Milose-
vich, Etten Left on bases-Washington,
ii: New York, 10. Bases on balls-Of1
Faefner. 2; off Donald. =: off johnson, !;
Of Turner, p, strikeouts-By ,I Haefhefe; ee;
Donald, in s innings; off johnson, ! in
y inning; of Turner. ! in 22s innings.
Hit by pitcher-By Donald (Laynet; by
johnson CTorres). Winning pitcher
Turner. Umpires-Messrs. Pipgras, Stew
srt, MCGOWAN. Time-2:06.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
BeozIey on V. M. !. Nine

Johnny Beazley, ex-Cardinal
pitcher now in the service, is play
ing for an intramural nine at Vir-
olnia Military Institute.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Games Toda!

Sames Today. Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at New York Wash at BOSTON
Boston at Phila. N Y at phila 1o)
Clev. at Detroit. Det at st L. IN
CHICAGO at st. Louis Cleye at Chi IN J.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Bill Torey Gets Trial With Bucky Horrs Bisons

Bill Torrey, r, heavyhitting neder
High School team this week ultimately
could prove profitable in professional baseball
AS third baseman Wilson
stick mark of ASS which
fundamentally sound swinging
nshd this spring when baed 458 while
the nine and earning honorable mention agh
team picked by the
So impressed with Torreys pontiaes that
he got In touch with take
him to the Buffalo clubs spring training Hershey Pa
offer which declined because faces
still another scholastic term before finishing schooling
Yesterday the last year. brought wire
from Harris In which permitted the
Bson for inspection with the
youngster will check in great adventure
Under the utelage College Park Rotary
Club team he performed last Torreys fielding
it's his stylish batting stroke that nges
the boy places
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Narcotic Leeds as Girl
Marines Down SPARS

Cutie Narcotic, star first baseman
of the Marine girls softball club, hit
long single with the bases loaded
last night at Ballston Stadium to
drive in two runs and win an eight
inning contest with the SPARS, 80.
In the mems game Briggs CHARTERS
plastered FBI, to /, with Roger
Sawtell tanning II for Briggs.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
League Statistics

THURSDAY, JUNE ?2, 1914.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
New York, 81; Washington, 3-6.
Philadelphia. 5; Boston, 2.
Cleveland. 2; Detroit, Z.
st. Louis, IL: Chicago, 2 (nisht),
Evening star., 1944-06-22
But It's Still Anybody's Roee in American Leoque

But getting back to the business of forecasng it's
lean League that the crystal taking licking
teday morning only the nomin-
ated for the hrst division actually it, with the
held by the Browns Red tabled sixth
seventh respectively Indians
actually in the cellar
So close does the scramble continue
statement regarding than
hours This well illustrated by the by
authority to the effect that at least
had found its level last day another pund
opned that Boston headed for the
of of response AS promptly
knocked off the Red Sox in doubeheader.
Even more of surprise in their loop than
rival organization ST. Louis Browns
enacity that yet bring them their championship
If they morning goes" widely after
their feat of starting off with straight
OF unprecedented hardness the
already covered they showing way to all rivals but
their margin is slim that week could find
the heap, it's still anybody's
Evening star., 1944-06-22
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday
Standing of Club,

St, Louis, 81. Chicago, 4-2.
Pittsburgh, 2; Cincinnati, /.
New York. IL; Brooklyn, ..
Philadelphia at Boston, rain.
Evening star., 1944-06-22

Games Today. Games Tomorrow
Phila at Boston: Chi. at Cinci. tnD.
| New York at Bklyn. Phila at Bklyn, IN J
Gin. at Pitts. (2) ST. L. at Pitts. IN
| st. L. at Chicago. Only sanes
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Win,Lose or Draw
Giunts and Cubs Share Attention as Dope SpiIIers
BY DEkMAN THOMPSOl
Star Sports Editor.

Giunts and Cubs Share Attention as Dope Spers
Pounding along front by eight lengths In the back
baseball prognoscators look good indeed half of
the big league show is concerned.
AS matter of fact with Cinnnas Reds picked
and Psburghs Pirates fourth
in the first division prophets doing all right
National League
There's really only bug the creambu what
and that's Chicago Cubs Given rating
got of to such miserable start they lost Jimmy Wilson
entirely
the fact that under Charley Grimm
still are at the bottom of the heap
New Yorks Giants Of the big
Tabled at the outset wind
displayed regard expert opinion
sticking right with the chief
Mel OFT continues at the sizzling he has set thus
good bet to finish in the money.
he in
the late John McCiraw lad scarcely of
proving to be of the remarkable players
duced Although harness only 19
the immortal Honus Wagner
antime champion with total of M
time tales henceforth setting
record and the holds true with
department he good bet
Is to his league 463
Evening star., 1944-06-22

Rain that fell up until game time
hurt yesterdays gate. On 1886, in
Guiding 666 free admissions, saw the
double-header, the smallest ever to
attend a Yankee bargain bill here.
Evening star., 1944-06-22

Myatt, out of action yesterday be-
cause of an upset stomach, was ex-
pected to return to his second-base
job with the Mats today. Torres
filled in handily at the post in the
twin bill.
Evening star., 1944-06-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.
COLORED-RARE VALUES

BEST BUYS IN NV. AND NE,
Near Govt, Printing once, 7-rm. brick.
and basnt., bath. h.-w,h.: zoned LIST COM
mercial desirable; $3.50 down.
1900 blk. Eckington n,e.--Nr. No. Capt.
tol. semidet br., rms: and bassmt,; suit.
for 3 families; possession; 81 800 down.
1900 blk. sth n.w.--6 rms. and basemt.,
bath, h.-wh.; downtown location; vacant;
$3.50 down
500 Blk o nw-s-rm and basemt. br..
lath. h.-w.h.; rooming house: downtown;
Nr. 18th and Park rd, nw--1O-rm. br.
. b., h.-w,h.: 5 rms, now vacant; choice
location; $1,000 down,
800 blk. Que .w;-Semidet br., q rms,
bath. h.-w.h.. 9s It. deep; reduced; $3.50
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town loca aHon; $1,000 down.
PAYMENTS ARRANGED LIKE RENT.
D1. 1928 weekdays, o to PM
BASILIKO REALTY co.
Evening star., 1944-06-03
OFFICES FOR RENT

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lss1Ig 81. NV. 4*
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st. NV. MI 0600 -'A
Evening star., 1944-06-03
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

l PAY HIGHEST all-cash prices for old
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will consider smaller. WI. 2635
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II 00S2 after z pm.
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