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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20

Is report received by Red Wings
of GORDON BAREFOOT. 20, who
was one of teams prospects i.
he was on HMCS Valleyfield when
she was sunk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20

To beat tough FRANKIE RU-
B1NO tonight as top bout on
JACK KEARNS' show at Chicago
Coliseum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Bob Tales
Musial in Army,
Defroit's Beroano
May Get q Break
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
THIS AND DATA:

It's been four or five days
now since anybody pitched a
no.hit game in the bis leagues.
Just think Of IL.
One eastern scribe has come
70 the conclusion that most ball
players were excused from war
service for eye trouble.
Anyway. the boys are trying.
According 10 Jack Mahon,
ms correspondent in the south
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
.BREVITIES:
j. ). Returns
Local Yachts
By GEORGE r. VAN

Six local sail and power yachts
which were donated by their own
ers to the Coast Guard have now
been returned according 70 an
announcement made today with
the news that p r + S ID + y T
ROOSEVELT has signed a bill
authorizing the return 10 private
ownership of all Great Lakes
vessels under 5000 tons which
were acquired by the government
two years ago.
one Of the six local boats was
the Naiad 65-foot power cruiser
owned by 1T. GEN, w. {.
KNUDSEN. Others are: former
mayor, FRANK COUZENS\ Mar
lin {, also a powerboat and tour
sailing craft. JUDGE ROBERT
s. MARX Panch ara. FRED
FORDS Evening Star, HENRY
BODMAN'S Brilliant and COL.
+. GREENS Anzaz.
Panchara and Evening Star
were regular Port Huron Macki-
nae racers before being turned
over 10 the Coast Guard. Bril-
liant was a famous ocean racer
before coming TO the lakes. She
was recently sold back TO the
East by BODMAN.
Evening Star has just arrived
in Detroit still wearing her gray
war paint.
approximately 40 other local
pleasure craft here were requisi-
toned by the government during
the German submarine crisis
along our Atlantic seaboard two
years ago,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
KnHfe ROckne's:

Mother, MRS, MARTHA
CJERMO ROCKNE, IS, died
yesterday in Chicago funeral
services Saturday afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Yesterdays RESULTS
DETROIT /. Philadelphia o
Chicago S. New York 4 Go innings.
BOSTON -, st. Louis ].
Washington 4, Cleveland 2.
TODAY'S GAMES
DETROIT At Washington. night.
Cleveland AZ Philadelphia.
50 Louis AZ New York.
Chicago al Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Black Badge Returns
As Horse to Beat
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Black Badge is the horse beat at the Detroit track
before he left try his fortune Chicago and New York last season. will give
his former
yesterday the u jockey champion
had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Pierce. I6. Hurls 4fh
Prep ShutOut i'm Row
BY JAKE BERSON

gifted Highland Park High pitcher and master Of
the shutout still keeping away from home plate
ehander hung the horse collar aSs ech
Metropolitan yesterday 20 his fourth straight
lie pitched every
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Rufus Razzes As
PHILADELPHIA

Run--Hostetler. Error Richards Run
hated in--Gentry. Two-base hit--Black.
stolen base -- Hostetlsr Sacrifice hits --
HAYES Richards Double plays Busch 20
Han 10 Sebert, Hoover To York. Hoover 10
Mayo 10 York. Black 10 Hall 10 Sebert ?,
Higgins 10 Mayo 10 York, Mayo 10 Hoover
10 York. Left on baEes-Dettoit 4. Phiia-
delphiA Z Bases on bals-Of Black 3, off
Gentry 3. Struck out-sBy Black 4 by
Gentry !, Hit by ptcherBy Black
(Hoover). Umpires--Pipgras. Stewart and
MCGOWAN Time-l.5t Attendance 10 62l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
CALDWELL STARS

Cleo Caldwell won both sprints
as Miller opened with a $685.
decision over Cass Tech John
Moultree scored II points in aid
ing Northern 10 a 62-42 victory
over Hamtramck; Blake White Of
Eastern won the broad jump, low
hurdles and tied for first in the
highs for IA points, but the In
dams lost 10 DENLY. 54-46; Bob
Williams starred in Pershing's
S2-13 victory over Highland Park,
and Northwestern scored II points
to top Westerns 3li2 and Cen
trails 26i2.
Twenty-Five baseball games are
scheduled today in the Metro and
Catholic leagues. Unbeaten ST.
Anthony meets Catholic Central
at Belle Isle in the parish head
liner. The schedule:
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
BEDFORD al Cooley Mackenzie az U. d.
Western AZ Northwestern Southwestern We
Wright Northwestern; Central AZ Chad
SOY Northern a. Hamtramck, Highland
PARK AZ Northern, DENLY VS.. Eastern
Belle Isle Northeastern at southeastern
'Cass az Miller
mon league game.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Lourdcs az 81. Mary BEDFORD St Leo
vs. So Gregory, U. .. St Anthony We
Catholic Central, Belle Isle, La Sale vs.
81 Ladislaus. Jayne. St Rita vs.. St
Alphonsus. Haggerty ST Mary o. l.. W.
De Sales Littlefeld. ST. Mary r. o. vs.
81. Frederick. Pontiac: St Paul vs.. An
nunciatiou. Kirby. ST. Thomas vs.. 81
Bernard. ST. Clair; st. Rose vs. 81
Clement Van Dyke and 10 Mile 81 Philip
vs. 81 Martin. Algonquin; 81. Charles va
Rosary, Belle Isle Sacred Heart VS.. -
HedWg Kronk Xavier VS. All Saints
Ecorse St Patrick va. Casimir, Atkinson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
GOT SOME HELP

hit game while his mates were
combing nine safeties off Gentry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
STREAKS BROKEN

Two hitting streak were
snapped IN the game, those of
Mayo and Garrison.
Mayo was stopped by Black
after hitting safely in seven
games, Eddie struck out once
and did not get the ball out of
the infield.
Garrison. Philadelphia sensation
since coming from the Red Sox,
hat safely in Il games-nine in an
Athletics uniform-before Gentry
put an end TO his capers. CARR
son, like Mayo, never got the ball
out Of the infield.
Dizzy Trout. who suffered an
attack Of gas pains in tho Tigers
dressing room today was reported
much improved
AT first II was feared the Tigers
ace pitcher was threatened with
an appendix attack. hut these
signs disappeared later after Trout
had rested.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20

But four Tigers double plays
at opportune moments assisted
Gentry, as well as the combining
OF two of the three Detroit hits.
Yet any luster Gentry may have
lacked in comparative pitching.
he more than made up in deliver
inc the hit that won the game
for the Tigers
That all-important bingle came
IN the eighth inning. Chuck Hos
teller led off with a single, his
second hit of the day.
Paul Richards then sacrificed.
Came Gentry and a sharp single
to left that sizzled past Irwin Hall,
Just Out of reach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20

IL started developing on tnat
line last season when Childs
shipped the horse out to run in
two big futurities.
Owner Abe Hirschberg of
San Francisco had won FIVE
races with the colt since buying
him here for $4,000 from the
Milky Way Farm of Mrs. Ethel
v. Mars. He wanted to see him
go against the nations best juve-
niles.
To send Black Badge into the
two futurities. the stable laid
down $500 in entry fees and
passed up a $500 race here
which Black Badge had at his
mercy.
Then they drew a blank when
the son of Cohort ran fifth in
each of the big races.
Despite the tongue cluckers,
Childs knew he had lot of horse
and persevered with the colt IN
eastern competition.
The quiet Nebraskan grinned
anew late in the fall at Jamaica
when. with Wayne Wright in the
saddle, Black Badge outran Lucky
Draw and other eastern stars IN
the $4,000 Remsen Handicap as
he thudded over six furlongS OF
sloppy track in Ill 2-5.
The colt kept right on rolling.
He came 10 the end of the year
with 10 victories and So, 4S2 in
purse money, of which SIS $50 had
been earned at Detroit, TO make
him the leading winner Of the
year here.
LEADING WINNER
Now Black Badge ranks as one
OF the country'S best sprinters,
He has added four more victories
and $4,000 in purses.
He marked up the fastest SIX
furlongs of the year for a 3-year-
old when he won the De Soto
Handicap at Tropical Park in l1C
last winter.
Seven furlonGs is the farthest
he has gone 10 win. That's the
distance Eddie Arcaro hustled him
to beat Bud Grey III and Stymie
I in the 6oconutS Purse at Hialeah
Childs sent his big horse out
for his most recent victory al
Churchill Downs May /. They
arrived here nine days ago anc
the colt IS shaping right up 10 the
race
BLACK Badge has filled out
lot since last year. He's big,
strong. fast and easy 10 handle.
He's tit and he'll be tough
horse out there tomorrow" said
trainer Childs today.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
IA. |. Homers Have Won Seven
|Of Past AIl-Stur StruqqIes

1S96-TWo-rlm houmef IN f1rst BY
Jimmy Fuxx won for Americans,
Al.
1Soe-Augie 0alans homer In NTH
gave Nationals 4-to-3 margin. de-
spite seventh-inning homer By Lou
0ehrig for Americans.
1o3TL0ehrig's tWo-run homer In
third sent Americans On TO - VIC
tory.
Unearnsd Rans Win fer N. L.
1933CNo homers, Nationals get
tings three unearned runs On Amer.
leans four errors 70 win By al.
1s3o-Joe Di Nagyio's fifth-inning
homer clnched It for Americans,
|3-l.
1o4o-Nax VESTS three-run hom-
er in first gave Nationals 40 VIC
tory, only shutout of series.
1s41- Ted williams thres-run
homer With two out In ninth gave
Americans rs win. Arky Vaughn
hit two homers for Nationals.
1942-Lou Boudreau hit second
pitch for homer and Rudy York also
blasted tWo-run round-tripper In
first - Americans won, 81. Mickey
Owens homer In eighth was lone
National run.
1915 Bobby Doerr's three-run
homer In second gave Americans .
5-3 victory despite Vince Di Nag
gio's home run In the ninth.
Here's look at the batting per.
formances.
O. AB r. II. 2b 3b Ar pet
American L. II 363 ~ % 90 4 z .33e
National L II 31c 3S 30 12 4 . .242
Evening star., 1944-07-09
| Red 5ox FIaiI Tribe
with II TaIIies in
First Two Rounds
~ the Associated Press.

~ t00 AS10C1AtcQ CIO88
BOSTON, July 3. - The Boston
Red Sox batted around In both the
first and second innings today As
they collected all Of the runs that
gave them an 11-to-7 victory over
the Cleveland Indians, who scored
all their runs on homers.
The game was q slugging match
during the opening innings with
Cleveland scoring four runs OF Yank
Terry In the flrst. Lou Boudreau
hOmered after Oris Hockett reached
first and Ken Keltner homered
after Roy Cullenbine singled.
In the third Pat Seerey homered
with none on and in the seventh
Boudreau got his second home run
with one ON.
The Red Sox got five runs in the
first. Leon Culberson doubled: Jim
Bucher reached first on an error by
Ray Mack and Erwin Fox singled
After Bob johnson walked and Paul
Calvert had taken over the Cleve-
land pitching, Bobby Doerr homered
In the six-run second. Cuberson
and Bucher singled and Fox dou-
bled, scoring Culberson. johnson
walked and Doerr's fly brought In
another run. After Lou Finney
walked. Steve Gromek came In fos
Cleveland. Hal Wagner's double
scored Fox and johnson and Terry's
single brought In Finney and Wag-
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Annual D. {. 10-kiIe Run
At Hains Point JULY 80

The District AAU'S annual l0-mile
championship, run off for II years
on July 4, will be staged this wear
on July 80 with the roadway around
Hams Point the scene of the grind
Jerry Lconey, chairman of the AAU
Long Distance Committee, an
nounces.
Preliminary to the final event will
be three practice runs, the first TODAY
at II, another next Sunday. and the
final warmup the following Sunday
July 23
Looney. with the assistance of
"Yank" Robbins. Winfree johnson
DICK Iennyson and DR., o. U. Singer
has lined up a handsome list of
prizes. with the winner to receive the
touchdown Trophy. First 10 to
finish will receive silver medals from
the AAU and the first three local
men will get District AAU badges.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
10Th Win for Sewe|I
Puts Pirates Second
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, july s.-The Pir-
ates handed Brooklyn their 18th
straight setback, taking a free hit
ting game from the Dodgers, S-5,
today.
The Pirate victory. plus Philadel-
phia's triumph over Cincinnati,
scrambled the standings in the Ma
tional League. Pittsburgh went into
second place. Cincinnati, third
Philadelphia moved to fifth and
Brooklyn dropped to sixth.
Rip Sewell. through holding the
Dodgers to seven hits for his 10th
victory, was far from effective, CIV
ing up six bases on balls. Cal Nc
Lish started for Brooklyn and failed
to last through the second inning
giving way to Les Webber, Before
Webber was able to retire the side,
the Pirates had Tailed seven times.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
by FRITZ HOWELL.
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, July 8.-The Ma
tional Leaguers are slight favorites
to win Tuesday nights All-Star fray
at Pittsburgh. but Ford Frick'a
fingers will have TO cease serving
home-run pitches II the senior cir
cults supporters are to be satisfied.
Records Of the IL previous star
spangled interleague encounters re-
veals that round-trippers provided
the Day-on in seven of the Arneri-
can loops eight conquests.
The Nationals. In winning !
OF the IL, have hit just as many
homers IS the Americans and used
four-ply shots in coping two Of
their wins. Each league has
i1omers for the IL contests, but the
Americans blasted theirs, as = rule
when they did the most good.
Mis- Homer Only in 1888.
At least one homer has been hit
in each game with the exception OF
the 1898 renewal, in which the
Americans booted . Al decision t0
the Nationals with . quartet Of mis-
plays.
High lights Of the previous games
showing how home runs turned the
tide:
1933-Babe Ruth's two-run homer
in third won for Americans, AZ.
19AEFrankie Frisch hit homer in
first, and Pie Traynor a three-run
round-tripper in third for Nationals
but Americans blasted five doubles
and two triples for a 81 conquest.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Two Twin Bills Listed
For SoftboII Loopers

League leaders In the WPB Men,
and Womens Softball League al
have four win and -one- loss rec
ord. In the mems division, Operat.
ing Facilities Branch and Statistics
Division are tied up. while the WON
ems first placer is Administrative
Services.
Statistics plays the cellar team
Lumber Division, tomorrow night In
the first game of a double header
The other match will be a play
of between Automotive Division
and Construction Machinery. The
women have a twin-bill scheduled
for Tuesday evening with Admins
tratlve Services going against CMT
the second placers, and Facilities
Bureau taking on ONCE OF Civilian
Requirements in the nightcap.
Jefferson Junior High diamond
Seventh and G street S.W.. is the
site of the games with the opener
starting at 5:45 pm.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Pair Of Phil Pitchers
Get 81 Edge on Reds

CINCINNATI, July 8 (P,.-The
Philadelphia Blue Jays made it two
straight over the Reds today with
Bill Lee and Anton Karo holding
on for a 80 decision.
1t was Rookie Jim Knostanty' s
first defeat after three victories.
An error by Frank Mccormick
coming after Elvin Adams and Jim
WaSdell had singled. set up the
Jays winning run in the third
which Charley Letchas knocked over
Letchas scored the first tally when
Gee Walker muffed his short fly
and Johnny Peacock drove him
across.
Walkers home run and a single by
Frank Mccormick and Ray Mueller's
second double made the Reds two
Evening star., 1944-07-09
|3-HiHer by newsom
Subdues Chisox, 81
BY the Associated PreAs

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, July s.-Bobc
Newsom pitched = three-hit game
as the Philadelphia Athletics de-
feated the Chicago White Sox, 81
today.
Newsom held the Sox hitless in
the last four innings, chalking up
his seventh victory against the same
number of defeats.
The AS punched four hits with
an error and . pass to score twice
on Johnny Humphries. who started
for Chicago. NeWsom scored the
Anal run in the seventh when he
doubled on Ed Lopat and came
home on Skeeter Webbs tumble OF
Ford GArrison's srosAnder.
Sox Outflelder Thurman Tucker
American League batting leader
went hitleSS.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Maryland Loses Rubini;;
No Successor Is Named

No successor has been named tc
MI the shoes of Fausto Rubini, who
leaves his post rs boxing coach and
assistant football mentor at the
University Of Maryland for indoc-
trination at Princeton, N. J. after
receiving q commission as lieutenant
y. g. in the Naval Reserve.
Rubini came to Maryland from
LAncanter wis High, where he
was 4 coach. In addition to his
coaching job at Maryland. he taught
physical education to civilian stu
dents and the Army Specialized
Training Corps formerly at the uni
verSity.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Nelson, McSpaden, Penna
Enter Utah Open Golf
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, July g.
Three top shooters among profes-
sionals left on the golfing scene
Byron Nelson, jug McSpaden and
Toney Penna-have entered the
Utah Open July 2l-23. boosted this
year to a $2,500 event from $1,000
last year
The tournament is 72 holes medal
play over the Fort Douglas course on
the Wasatch bench" in the eastern
suburbs.
1t will be preceded by q $500 pro-
amateur tournament on the same
layout July 20.
Another $500 pro-amateur event
will be staged at Ogden's Ell Monte
course July "a.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Brewers Are Leading
In Second HuIf Too

Heurich Brewers, first rounc
champs Of the Industrial Baseball
League, thus far are unbeaten II
five games, with Cameo Furnitur,
the Al runnerup.
This weeks schedule: Monday
Naval Receiving Station vs.. Cameo
at MRS; Tuesday. Fort Myer vs.
Heurich at Fort Myer: Wednesday
Heurich vs.. Camp Springs at Ellipse
Thursday. Cameo VS.. Fort Myer at
Ellipse; Friday, Camp Springs vs.
MRS at Camp Springs.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Victory by Quins Coins
First Place in Loop

BY virtue Of their 1873 victory over
the Georgetown Blues yesterday, the
Eastern Quins went into first place
IN the midget class of the Western
division of the Boys Club baseball
league. In a preliminary, George
town Blues defeated Eastern Mats
1876.
In peewee class games, Manor Park
won over Washington Flour, ga
Wildcats trounced Central Branch
81, and Washington Flour elimi-
mated May Hardware. 5-3
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Bose-Running Contests
Shift to lonadon Park

Base running is the finest form Of
exercise 4 young athlete can under
take, In the opinion of Clark Grit
nth, Washington Baseball Club presi-
dent, who is cooperating with the
Touchdown Club in sponsorship of
the citywide baseball contests be-
ing featured on local Fairgrounds
and athletic fields.
The base-running activities shift
to Langdon Park playground Tues
day st II when boys from IL to
II years race in the 30. los. 12O
and 135 pound classes and In the
unlimited division.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Army Air Nine Plays
Quontico Commuters

Baseballers representing the Wash.
mgton National Airport Army Al,
Forces will make their first an.
pearance at Ballston stadium thi.
afternoon, meeting the Quantice
Commuters in the second half OF
the twin bill.
The opener, scheduled to get un.
der at lis, pits the young Airing.
ton A. c. against United Typewriter
with Maryland University's sluggins
pitcher, Jack Flynn, on the moune
for the Typists.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Yowkey WiIIed Etchinos

GOODRICH, Ontario. July 8 (P).-
Tom Yawkey. owner of the Ameri-
can League Boston Red Sox base
ball team, has been bequeathed two
large Ainslie-colored etchings and a
set of dark blue service plates in the
will of his aunt, the late Mrs. Helen
Austin Scott
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Orioles Get Another JOLT

NEWARK. N. j., July 8 ,P.-
Baltimore, which lost three straight
games and the International League
lead since their ball park burned
July 4. got another jolt today with
the announcement that Ace Pitcher
Sam Lowry would enter service
july II.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
West Is First Gridmon
To Be Signed by Rums
Nv Tho AssocistAd Press

By The Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, July 8.-Waltel
West. former blocking quarterback
for Pittsburgh and fullback foi
Randolph Field, is the first player
signed for 1914 by the Cleveland
Rams. This O0-pound, 6-foot 1-inch
star recently was honorably dis.
charged from the army air force.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
hewhouser Gets 18Th
In Trimming Yanks
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 8.-Lefty Hal
Newhouser gained his 18th triumph
OF the season rs he held the
Yankees to four hits to give the
Tigers q 6-2 victory.
Paul Richards hit his second
homer Of the season, both against
the Yankees.
Bill Zuber was the starter and
loser for the Yankees. Jim Turner
and Al Lyons succeeded him on the
mound
The victory WAS Detroit'S seventh
Evening star., 1944-07-09

Runs-carnett. Han, Aayes, Nevsom.
bss:a ,aa.,t.s c. vsss. HiSs cu4,ssst Msas.s Fun.
base hifs-Web6, Nsvsom. Double -plays
I-Hodgin TO 0ehalk to Carnett, Busch (un-
on basss-Chicaeo, 81 Philadelphia. q.
Bases on eslls-On Aumphries, 2: on New
som. /. Struck out-1y Newsom, 2. fnts
H. in 2 INNINGS. LOSING piteher-Aum-
phrieS Umpires---Aessrs. Berry. Jonas
and Hubbard. 900. Time
Evening star., 1944-07-09

HMs-Seerey, Hockett t2l. Boudreau
CO.. Cullenbins. Keltner, Culberson t2).
Finney. Wagner Errors-Mack. ODea
Warner. Cnlberson, Runs batted in
Doudreau a., Keltner -. Seerey. Fox 81,
Doerr az, Wagner ca, Terry f2). Two
base hits-Culberson Nevsome. Fox, WaR-
ner. Home runs--Boudreau G), Keltner
Seerey, Doerr. Double plays-Mack TO
Boudreau TO Rocco. Gromek to Boudreau
to Rocco. Keltner to Mack TO Rocco. Bou-
dreau to Rocco. Bucher 10 Doerr 10 Finney
Bases on balls-On Reynolds. /: on Cal
vert, I: Oh Gromek, .: of o bes. 3; Oh
Gerry 3 Struck out-By Terry. 3: by
nings tpitched to 4 battersl: OF Calvert.
in ] inning tnone out in second; of
Gromek in Z innings; of O'Dea, 3 in
Hughson. in innings. Ban-O'Dea
Winning piteher-Terry. Losing pitcher
Calvert umpires-Messrs. Boyer. Rue
and Summers. Tim-2:O9. Attendance
Evening star., 1944-07-09

Totals 81 10 81 l5 Totals 35 10 27 Is
Ran for Mesner in ninth
fBatted for Konstanty in seventh
tBatted for De ia Cruz in ninth
Phlladelrhia -------- 0l2 900 O00-3
Cincinnati 600 900 O2O-2
Runs--Adams. Wasdell Letchas Walker,
Mccormick, Errors-Letchas Peacock
walker Mccormick. Runs batted in
peacock, Letchas, Walker Mueller Two
base htts-Peacock. LetchaS Mueller ,2l
home run-Wslker. Sacrifce-Adams
Double biay.peacock to Lelehas. Left on
paSes-Philadelphia, 8; Cincinnati, g.
Base on balls-Of Lee, .; OF Konstanty,
|: Struck out--By Lee; |; by Konstanty
rs innings: off Karl. / in Ia innings:
on Konstanty, Q in innings: OF De la
Cruz. / IN innings. Winning pitcher
pires-Messrs. Sears. Conlan and Barr.
Tlme-l 35. Attendance. 626
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Diomond Tests at Frederick

FREDERICK, Nd, July 3 (P.-
Brooklyns three-dAy baseball try
out school for aspiring players is
years or older will open Tuesday on
McCrdy Field
Evening star., 1944-07-09
The victory was Detroit's seventh
In nine Games with the XankaAx

Detroit ---- 100 100 30l-e
New York 100 900 1000
York. Richards. Milosevfeh. Metheny r.
rors-None. Runs batted in-Higsins
Metheny; Richards. 2: Mayo. z; YORK
Stainback. Two-baxe hits Metheny
Stainback. Three-base hits-Milosevich
Mayo, ., Home run-Richards. 6aeri-
ices-Hostetler. Newhouser. Double plays
gins to Mayo to York; Etten to Milosevich
Left on bases-Detroit, l2 New York. 3
zaSer S O. or aH rufn.r. SfshoSSef Oh Lyons. g
truekout-By zuber. 8; by Nevhouser, 4
Hits-On Zuber. 2 in innings Onone oul
Lyons, , in I inning. Losing pitcher
zuber Umpires-Messrs. Wesfer Romne
and Grieve. T1me-l:57. Attendance
Evening star., 1944-07-09

u uRpns-Bordasaray. q, walker. HEasan.
DiMaggio, Lopez, Zak, Sewel Errors-
Olmo. Runs batted in-Russell. 2: Bar
Rosen. Galsn, Walker. Owen. P. Waner
Iwo-base its-Bordsgarsy, .. Barrett.
Galsn. Russell, BTagan. Three base hits
Double pays-Owen to Schultz: Coscarart
to Zak to Dahlgren. Left on bases
Brooklyn, 6 Pittsburgh, 5. Bases on balls
on Sevell. 8: OF McLish. . Struckout
BY Webber. /, Hits-On McLish, in
l inning tnone out in second); OF Webber,
H. IN ~ innlnrs On s n,nr uo on inning
Ing pitcher-McLish. Umpires-Messers.
Stewart. Dunn and Magerkurth. Time
2:Ob. Attendance-3,b3a paid