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Evening star., 1944-08-06

possibly might equal or SurpaSS last
years attendance mark Of / ISL ,0l6-
q record average OF 28,073 per game
Other training sites, dates of OPEN
ing and approximate number of men
expected to report:
Chicago Bears (40), August Q at
st. Joseph's College, Collegeville,
Ind; Cleveland Rams 900, August
IL at Hiram College. Hiram, Ohio;
Boston Yanks (50). August IS at
Dean Academy, Franklin, Mass.
Philadelphia Eagles 45), August 1a
at Westchester State Teachers
Westchester, Pa.
The Chicago Cardinals-Pittsburgh
Steelers combine (42), August 20 at
Carroll College. Waukesha, Wis;
Green Bay Packers (38), August 2o
at Green Bay. Wis; Detroit Lions
(4O, August Is at the Crosse lie
Mich, Country Club, and New York
Giants (38. August 81 at Bear
Mountain, N. Y.
The 1914 schedule:
September II. Brooklyn vs.. Green IA,
at Milwaukee, wis. 49,
ssptsmber "a. chic.se Bears at Green
September 20. PhiiadeiphiS at Hoston
might: October l. Detroit vs.. Green Bay
7, October 8. New York at Boston, Broot.
iyn at Detroit, Chicago Bears ct Cleve-
land, Card-fttt 1t Green Bay, washinrton
at Philadelphia.
October is. .Washington at Boston, New
YORK ut BROOKLYN, Card-Pitt et Chicaec
Bears, Cleveland at Detroit.
sroSffsn fsGDer At W.,ssn.3nn RsSs:Sn ,Philadsiphi.
saso Bears, Card-Pitt at New York. cleve.
October, 90. Boston at Brooklyn, Cleye-
iand at Ch1cago Bears. Card-Pitt at Wash.
m insMson, sMn, Green Bay at Detroit, Philadelphis
November s, Green Bay at Chicago
at BROOKLYN, Detroit VS.. Card-Pitt at Pitts
ourgh, Cleveland at Washington.
-, November IL, Boston at Chicago Bears
Washington at Brooklyn, Card-Pitt at De.
tfo1t; Green Bay at Cleveland. lJew York
November 10. Brooklyn at Boston, Chi.
caEo Bears at Detroit, Cleveland VS.. Card.
PitS Phn at Chicaeo, Green Bay at New York
grooklyn st New YorE. chicaso Bear sears '0a q
Cnicaso, Detroit at Cleveland.
December 3, Boston at Detroit, Brook.
Card.Pitt. ut Pittsburgh. washington n
New York; December 10, Cleveland nj
Pnladelphia. New York at washington.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
As Sock Yanks' FLAG
Hopes by Twin Win
By the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5. The
Philadelphia Athletics dealt the
New York Yankees pennant chances
a severe blow today by sweeping a
twin-bill from the world champions,
2-1 and 20, before 4,732 fans.
After yielding home run blow
by George Stirnweiss in the first
frame of the opener. Luke Hamlin,
veteran AS hurler, held the Yankees
scoreless the remainder of the way
to hang up his fourth victory.
Ernie Bonham lost his fifth start,
giving up eight hits to six for Ham,
lin. After Hamlin had tied the
score in the fifth when he batted in
Joe Burns with a single, Edgar
Busch doubled in the seventh to
score Burns with the winning run.
Russ Christopher bettered Ham,
Inns flrst-game performance by
blanking the Yankees with five hits
in the nightcap, giving the New
Workers a total of II consecutive
scoreless innings.
Steve Roser was the loser, allow
ing the Mackmen both their runs in
the fifth when Bill McGhee doubled,
Busch singled, scoring McGhee, and
Christopher himself doubled in
p,,ecb
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Equal Great Feai
OF Same Stable
In 1o41 Race
Twosy. Thine Follow
Winner Over Line;
Coin Mark Neurs
BY CHARLES DUNKLEY,
Associated Press Sports writer

CHICAGO, Aug. 5. - Warren
Wright, owner Of the famed Calu-
met Farm, ran into another $3S,-
400 bonansa at washington Park
today.
Three swift-striding fillies from
the Calumet Farm, Good Blood,
Twosy and Thine, ran 1-2-3 in the
Princess Pat Stakes, thereby dupli-
eating the hitherto unparalleled
feat Of another trio Of Wright's
juveniles, Sun Again. Some Chance
and WiShbone, which finished 1-2-3
In the Arlington Futurity in 1941.
BY the time the Wright combina-
tion reached the stretch turn of the
6-furlong Journey, Twosy had his
nose In front. but then the Good
Blood menace began to develop.
As the two closed the gap to the
finish line, 1t began to be apparent
that Good Blood, which had raced
only twice, was the better filly. At
the end, she was Q length and q
quarter In front Of Twosy and the
latter six lengths ahead Of Thine.
Darby Dunedin was fourth and Blue
Alibi NTH.
Jockeys L. Haas, G. McCreary and
F. A. Smith rode the 1873 COM
bination In that order. The mu-
tuels returned $3.50. $3.50 and $2.20.
Paying $29,340 for first, 5000
for second and $500 for third, the
race brought Owner Wright,s total
winnings to $469, 400 for the year.
In l941. when his horses set a
record for money won> in q single
season. Wright was credited with
$475, ,091.
Principal disappointment was Col.
G. v. Whitney's Nyweight. the
fastener which Teddy Atkinson
rode Never prominent, she finished
eighth. The time Of l:l3b was
creditable over = slow track.
Presence of the Calumet entry
brought an odd situation in the
wagering. On the race, sec, 0,45s
was bet in the win pool, with $5s,-
937 on the entry. The place pool
totaled 3,225, with $40,6s4 Of it
going on the Wright trio. But the
show pool was an unprecedented
$122 1886, with Sill ,326 going on the
Jones-trained combination. The re-
suit was minus pool.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
WooIf in Front.
On Payot and
Priinc!equiI|o
Hos Mount on Both
Stoke Winners at
Belmont Course
BY the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-George
CIhe Iceman) Woolf accounted for
both stakes at the Saratoga-at-Bel-
mont meeting today, guiding Walter
M. Jeffords' unbeaten Pavot to a
triumph In the 6-furlong sprint for
juveniles land the Boone Hall
Stables Princequillo to a close yer.
dict in 3I16-mile event for older
horses.
Payot shot his earnings to $52,475
with his fourth consecutive triumph
by grabbing the $4,000 United
States Hotel Stakes by three lengths
from William Ziegler, jr.'s stretch
running Esteem. War Jeep, from
the Maine Chance Stable, was the
early leader and wound up third.
The muscular brown son of Case
ce-Coquelicot by Man O'War, tore
through the distance Of the main
track in 1:12k to return $40, $500
and $3.50 to his hackers. He toted
a 126-pound package.
Princequillo, last years marathon
champ although beaten four times
before his recent triumph at Ja-
maica, rallied from behind a dizzy
early pace by A. s. Hewitt's Some
Chance. The winner, last out OF the
starting stall, drew even with the
leaders in the turn for home and
when Some Chance weakened,
Princequillo moved out in front.
1t. w. p. Chrysler's Families was
a half length in back for second and
held similar margin over Ziegler's
third place Wait-A-Bit, the favor
ite.
Princequillo went the long dis
tance in 1865 and was worth 50.
$40 and $3.50 at the betting win
dows.
In the juvenile race Col. c. v.
Whitney's Jeep ran a spectacular
race although finish sixth. Left at
the post and more than 20 lengths
from the leaders at the turn. the
youngster was only seven lengths
from Pavot at the finish.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

By the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. s.
Margaret Osborne, 26, of San Fran
cisco. in one OF the years biggest
tennis upsets eliminated National
Champion Pauline Betz Of Los
Angeles from the Delaware State
Women's Grass Court tournament
today, 13. is.
As . result of the 4S-minute tri-
umph Miss Osborne will clash in
the final tomorrow with Louise
Brough, Beverly Hills, Calf, with
whom she has won national doubles
crowns for the past two years.
Miss Brough, defending cham
pion, defeated Doris Hart, Miami,
Fla, 81, Ga, in the other. semi
final match.
Deadly with drop shots, Miss Os-
borne handed Miss Betz her first
defeat on grass this year and re-
versed last weeks Seabright, N. j.,
flnal. in which Miss Betz defeated
Miss Osborne in three sets.
Miss Osborne had 81 placements
and two service aces today for q
total of 80 earned points against
Miss Betz' 10, two of which were
service aces. Miss Betz made 80
errors, Miss Osborne 4.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
BY the Associated Press.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. S.
Robert Falkenburg, brother of the
Hollywood movie star and cover
girl. Jinx Falkenburg. won the 10Th
annual junior singles tennis. title
today, defeating Bernard Bartzen of
San Angelo, Tex, 0-6, 60, 6-,
60, in the tournament final on the
Kalamazoo College courts.
A furlough from the Army Air
base of Merced Field, Calf, enabled
the foot 3 inch Californian to re-
tain the junior crown he won last
year and to rack up his fourth ma
tional tennis title.
He beat Seattle's Jim Brink in
straight sets in the 1943 tournament
here and he was national boys
champion in both 1910 and 1941.
when the tournament was held at
Culver Military Academy.
Falkenburg took a set to figure
out his Texas opponents style Of
play today, failing to win a game. In
the ninth game of the second set he
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Pro GridLoop, With 45OSigned,
Big Ticket Sole, Is Riding High
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-Some $50 pro
gridders-a number which compares
favorably with prewar turnouts-
have begun assembling at various
training sites to prepare for the
opening Of the National Football
League season next month.
Washington's Redskins have been
working out for week at San Diego,
Calf, and the Brooklyn Tigers are
scheduled to start official practice
tomorrow at Hardin Simmons Col
lege, Abilene, Tex. The Redskins
have about 43 players on hand. The
Tigers, formerly known as the
Dodgers, were preparing for squad
Of 60 men-largest In the l0-teana
league.
The National Football League re-
ports the largest advance ticket
sales in its history and officials look
forward to a banner season which
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Folkenburg Repeats as Junior,
Behrens Takes Boys Net Title

broke through Bartzen's service and
went on to win GA. He virtually
duplicated that performance In the
third set and then added the 60
clincher.
Falkenburg paired with John
Shea Of Los Angeles to capture the
junior doubles championship The
top-seeded duo defeated Western
Champions Bartzen and Ed Ray Of
Sinton, Tex, in the finals, Sc,
Ga, e3.
Buddy Behrens, i5-year Fort
Lauderdale, Fla, lad, raced to Q
60, 60, decision over Mac
Donald Mathey, also IS, of Prince
ton, N. j. in the title match in the
boys division. Behrens' drives kept
Mathey far back in the court, de-
priving him of his strong net game.
Mathey earned a portion Of re-
venge in the doubles, teaming with
Sidney Schwartz, Brooklyn 14-year-
old, to defeat Behrens and Richard
Mouledos. IA, of New Orleans. The
score was 60, 13.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

by q series of theatrical acts,
viii be turned over to the newly
formed Living War Memorials
Commission OF the National
Committee on Physical Fitness.
John Kelly Of Philadelphia,
chairman Of the physical fitness
program, said that after the first
World War we honored our he
roes with . monument or statue
in q park or the town square.
This time let us perpetuate their
memory with living memorial
. swimming pool, gymnasium or
m athletic field - which viii
benefit future America.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Penna ,MangrumT Tied;
Shoot Subpar Golf
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, Aug. S.
Tony Penna, smooth stroking
Dayton pro, and Ray Mangrum of
Los Angeles, shot sub-par golf to-
day to share the lead at 1873 each
for the first two rounds Of the
5000 Beverly Hills Open tourna-
ment.
Mangrum. also pro. posted a
phenomenal five-under-par sc in
today's round, six strokes under his
total for yesterday. Penna shot SO,
identical with his first-round score,
Behind the two leaders came Bv-
ron Nelson of Toledo, with a 71-69
-140. jug McSpaden, PHILADELPHIA.
posted 10 today for a 36-hole total
Of 143. Behind him was George
Schneiter, Salt Lake City pro, with
q 74-70-lA.
Amateur Carl Harmon of Los An
geles who set the opening round
pace yesterday with sparkling 81
used up n strokes today for a total
OF IA. Willie Hunter, Riviera pro.
and Marine Sergt. Jack Burke each
had las also.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Young Stus Come to Start Fund for War Heroes Memorials

is underwriting the event along
with the Blue Network. The
Western squad, also of Il, was
chosen similarly.
Mel OFT, manager OF the New
York Giants, will guide the West
erners while Connie Mack, boss
Of the Philadelphia Athletics, win
do the. master-minding for the
Fasteners. During the past week
Carl Hubbell Of the Giants and
Ira Thomas of the AS have been
In charge Of the rehearsals In the
Polo Grounds.
All net profits Of the 3 pm.
game. which win be preceded
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Manor Park and Quins
Keep League Leeds

Manor Park maintained its lead
in the peewee class of the Western
Division Of the Boys Club league by
defeating Washington Flour yester-
day, 6 to !, while the Quins stayed
on top among the midgets by lick
ing the Georgetown Blues, S to /.
In other midget tilts. Falls Church
beat Central Branch, 10 to l. and
the Grays won over Merrick, 9 to 2.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

7 never heard Of , boy Or girl
getting into trouble with the po-a
lice II their minds were occupied
with improving themselves in
some sport" James J. Walker,
former New York City Mayor,
told the players and their friends
upon their arrival.
Neither manager has yet an
nounced his lineup or batting or
der. OF the players, jimmy En-
right Of st. Louis Is the youngest.
He was IS on July a and hopes
to see action . : second base.
man. =
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Boy Stars Bottle
To Be Broadcast

The All-American Boys World
Series baseball game, to be PLAYED
In New York tomorrow, which
the Blue Network will broadcast
over a coast-to-coast hookup.
viii be heard in Washington on
station WMAL, beginning at
2:30.
The last six innings will be
short-waved to the European war
zones Tuesday starting at $3.50.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Pills Finley Beaned
As Giants Win, IS
By the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSOclated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. SIN a game
delayed an hour by a power Short
age, the Giants handed the Phillies
their 10th setback in a row, 6-5,
which dropped the losers into the
cellar.
Catcher Bob Finley of the Phils
was hit on the head by a pitch from
Ace Adams in the ninth and had to
be carried off the field. He was
removed to st. Elizabeth's Hospital
for X-fays after regaining con-
sciousness..
Philadelphia 12O 600 OoO-5 q n
New York oil 31O O()x-6 IA
Kennedy. Karl, Shuman and Peacock;
Fischer, Adams and Lombardi
Evening star., 1944-08-06
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-A drive
for funds with which to build
living memorials for the country's
heroes of World War. II gets un-
der way in the Polo Grounds
Monday with baseball game in
which predraft players from east
of the Mississippi River will play
a similar team from the West.
Fourteen newspapers east Of the
river selected the outstanding
young player In their districts and
the athletes were brought to New
York by Esquire magazine, which
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Cubs Get 11th in Row
In Routing Bucs, IL
BY the Associated Press.

- sAe ASsoCAateu ETeSs.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 5.-Charlie
Grimm's Chicago Cubs-the hottest
thing IN baseball these days besides
the weather-ran their win streak
to IL today, taking the Pittsburgh
Pirates into camp, To.
The Cubs hammered three Pitts
burgh pitchers for Is hits in gain
ing their 14th triumph in l6 starts.
Bill Fleming was credited with
the win although he failed to go
the distance. Claude Passeau COM
ing to his rescue in the seventh.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today
American Leaxue

Detroit at Chicago G2J-Trout 1e-e)
and d overmire t5o1D VS.. Dietrich Q3-s)
Cleveland at St. Louis (2)-Bayby IL
y ana Gromek t4-5) VS.. Potter t9-5l and
New York at 'PhiladeIphia te,-Dona1d
Q0-sl and Dubiel t6-9) VS.. Harris {9-S)
and Flores T-5).
National League.
Boston at Brooklyn (2)-Tobin Ill
81 and Webber dbl.
Philadelphia at New York t2)-Schanz
t9-9( end Gerheauser GID VS. Brewer
Old and Feldman .(S-7) or Allen (2-2),
Chicaso at Pittsburgh (2)-Vandenberg
{4-3) and Chipman 0l-4) VS.. Cucurullo
DID and Strincevich (7-6).
st. Louis at Cincinnati-M Cooper "a.
81 VS.. HeusSer 1861
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Indianu BusketAce Killed

BEDFORD, Ind, Aug. 5 R.-Lt.
William L, Torphy, "a, former In
diana basket ball star, was killed in
action in France July S, the War
Department today notified his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Torphy
Of Bedford.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
.Chisox Errors Enable
Newhouser 10 Win
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Hal New
houser, Detroit's star southpaw,
scored his 17th victory tonight be-
fore 1887, but only after the White
Sox, who have been responsible for
three of his six defeats this year,
made five errors to boot in all the
runs in the Tigers S to 3 triumph.
Newhouser was found for II hits,
including five doubles, and walked
four.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Leonard and Candini
To Oppose Red Sox

BOSTON, Mass. Aug. 5,-For to-
morrow's double header that will
wind up the Mats play in Boston
this year, Manager Os Bluege plan
to send Dutch Leonard and Milo
Candini to the firing line.
The Red Sox probably will counter
with George CPinky) Woods and
Joe Bowman.
Cases tricky left shoulder went
bad again and he had to quit the
game today after the second inning.
Powell took over in left field.
Sullivan had q tough time with
Fox's grounder in the fifth. He
first booted the ball then threw
far over Kuhel's head to the Red
Sox dugout for a two-base error.
Shortstop Newsome made a
sparkling one-hand stop at the edge
of the grass of Myatt's single in
the sixth, but he never had q
chance to make a throw.
Lefbvres triple In the eighth, q
drive to the depths of centerfield,
was no surprise to Boston fans.
They recalled that the pitcher in his
first time at bat in Fenway Park
while wearing the Red Sox uniform
poled a home run.
Harlond Cliff, in no condition to
give a good account Of himself at
third base and at bat, left tonight
for Washington. Bluege hopes Cliff
will be ready for duty when the
Mats open their home stand Wednes-
day.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

tBatted for Branca in 9Th
Slated for Melton In 9TH.
Boston ------------2OO OO5 600 0--7
Brooklyn -----O O1O 113 O1O Is
Runs-Wietelmann, Macon (2), Holmes,
lys NieIman 50 Barrett; Boiling: d.ian l2l:
Brown, Workman; Holmes, Gresg; stanky.
workman, Rosen, Bolling. Tvo.bsse hit;
Phillips. Macon, Honerth. Three-base
hits-Walksr, Nieman. Olmo Home run
asdn;s aaoImss Stolen b%ases-Macon: % etanky.
Barrett to Phillips to Etchison, Philips to
Phillips, Workman to Wietslmann to Etchi.
son. Left on bases-Boston, 16; Brooklyn,
Hutehinson. /: cH Javery., 1: 81 Klopp. 5;
Of Davis. |. Struck out-By Barrett. 3;
pavis se1y T. HlssGn IL IefF b:r1.ts ny Mss0n n =
innings; on Hutchinson. i in inning;
on Havery, in 2h innings; on Klopp, 1
n tnon. l. innings; on Gregg, II innings
inning; % on Rrsncs, sr,' n In snj; inninr: e "A
Melton, in 1 inning; "a D.yis. none il
pitcher - Davis. LOSING pitcher - Klopp.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Navy Nine Is Drubbed

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. S Dr.
Getting to two pitchers for a 12-hit
barrage, Swarthmore's v-l2 unit
handed the Navy summer ball team
Is second defeat Of the season today,
Tel.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

Runs-Stirnweiss, Burns CO. Runs
batted in-Stirnweiss Hamlin. Two-base
hits-Estalella, Burns. Busch. Home run
-Stirnweiss. Stolen bases-Lindell. Sac
TcesHs9nham 9n Hs Gnes Ghss no95,e paaysb ascb
and McGhee; Crossetti, Stirnweiss and
Etten Lest on bases-New York, 4: Phila-
delphia, z. Bases on balls-Of Bonham
2i OF Hamlin, l. Struck out-By Bonham
2. by Hamlin, 4. Hit by Pitcher-By Ham,
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Metro to Join Athletics

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. R.-
Charles Metro, outflelder recently
released by Detroit, was signed to-
day by the Athletics.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

Batted for Klieman in sixth.
7 Batted for Heving in eighth.
Bstted for Mack in ninth.
Cleveland - 100 003 1O1-6
st. Louis OBJ 012 cox
ErrorS-Mack t3l, Heving. Runs
Rocco, ODea t2), Hockett, Cullenbine (2),
Kreevich, McQuinn. Stephens (2). Zarilla,
Christman (2), Mancuso. Muncrief Runs
bs tied in-Hockett, Gutteridse, Zariila,
Stephens. Keltner t3D. Mack, Rocco, Nun
Grief Moore. Two-ba5e hits-ODea, Kelt-
ner Christman. McQuinn. Three-base
hits-Zarilla, Cullenbine. Home run
Rocco. Sacrifice - Christman Double
plays-Gutteridge to Stephens to McQuinn,
Boudreau to Mack to Rocco. Left on
bases--Cleveland, 10: St. Louis. T. Bases
on balls-On K!ieman, .: of Muncrief, 2;
aitsmon Kiiemans a'S in I'M inninss; nsveofi oh
Muncrief. II in innings, none out in
9TH; of Heving, in 2 innings; on Caster,
2 in 3 innings. Wild pitches-Calvert.
er-Kliemau.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Dodgers Beat Braves
When ONO Triples
by the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
BROOKLYN. Aug. S. Brooklyn
today made it two straight over
Boston when Luis Olmo's 10th in
ming triple scoring Augie Galan,
gave the Dodgers an 81 edge over
the Braves.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Totals 80 5 "a 10 Totals 3
sBatted for Roser in Sth.
New York -
PhiladelphiA

Runs-McGhee. Busch Error-Busch
Runs batted in-,Busch, CHRISTOPHER: Two
base hits-McGhee. Christopher. Double
6ases-By New York, 8: BY Philadelphia. 9.
Bases on balls-on Roser: 3; on Chris
Rose, 4; BY CHRISTOPHER. 4; BY Lyons, i.
Hits-On Roser, 8 in innings; OF Lyons,
/ in ! inning. Losing spitcher-Roser
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Official Score

WaShlnEton ---------- UUU UUU U2U-g
Boston - ITO 21O OIx-6
Runs-sullivan, Lefebvre,. Cu1berson,
FOX, johnson. Doerr, Tabor (2). Errors
Lefebyre, Myatt, Tabor, Doerr a. Two
base hits-Boland, Tabor; Home runs
Left on bases-Washington. s; Boston, 8.
Bases on balls-On Hushson, 2. Struck
cut--By Woln, 2: BY Hughson, 9; by
inss: Oh Lefebvre, . in innings. Passed
ball--Ferrell. Losing pitcher-Woln
Umpires-Messrs. Grieve, Weafer and
Rommell. Time-1:46
tendance-3,37l
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Browns Beat Indians
With Foes Aid, 9-6 J.,
BY the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 5.-Knocking
two pitchers from the mound and
taking advantage of Ray Mack's
three errors, the Browns defeated
the Indians, 9 to 6, tonight.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

Runs-Hughes, Nicholson (2), NovikofY,
Pafko 20. Passeau, Coscarart, Dahlgren.
Errors-Russell. zak.. Hack, Coscarart,
son. (2). Fleming. ostermueller. Nicholson,
Pafko; TMo.base hit-Hushes. Three
base hit-Nicholson. Stolen base-Hack.
bio plays-Elliott to Coscarart to Dahl
gren, johnson to Hughes to Cavarretta Left
Sa..D Sn D.sssGniessS ss .m,n To- Pittsburgh a.
mueller. 4. Struck out-By Fleming, i;
BY Passeau. /. Hits-On Fleming, In 8
Ostermueller, IA In innings: Oh Starr. 1
in l inning: OF Rescigno. In 1 inning.
Winning pitcher-E7eming. Losing pitcher
|-Ostermueller. Umpsres-Messrs Jorda,
Reardon and 0oetx. Time-2:25. At
tendance-2,861
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Sunday &taf Sports
A-16 WASHINGTON, D. c., AUGUST 8. 1914
Win, Lose or Draw
Griff- Hickey Broin Duel Disrupts Ether Waves
BY JOHN tARDNER.


Where does Gfth washington Oh, taking
bows the main active brain in baseball In 1914? niated by
this thought Branch hickey has with new spra-
activity brains is violent
that cannot tune In On radio program within 50 miles OF
Brooklyn Washington.
But the air
play this mighty crana contest is more or
follows:
Deacon Hickey thinking the idea OF
finishing the cellar in his league Other baseball thinkers licked
had used before
basic policy did but not
Grfnh little slow in counteng the cellar
finally it. and his ball club now seems
which the true test OF
Imagination and high strategy this season.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

Chicago ------------ 11O 900 O1O-3
Runs-Wakeneld, Higgins, Hoover i2),
NeWhoHser, pickshet, fresh. Haynes. Er-
Eors-Carnett, HodTin (2l, Miehaels
Haynes. Runs batte1 in-Mayo. OUTLAW
(2). Hoover, Schalk, Hodgin. Clarke. Two
base hits-schalk. Trosky, Hodgin. Dick
houser Double plays-schalk, Michaels
and Trosky Michaels and Trosky Hodgin,
Schak sxaif :. and nS Iroskys Left on bsses-ps-
Newhouser, A.: OF Haynes, 8; OF Humph-
ries, l. Struck out--by NewhoLser, 2; By
Haynes. Htts-On Haynes, 6 in In
nings; on Humphries, in / inning. wild
pftch-Newhouser. Passed ball-Tresh.
Losing pitcher-Humphries
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Buinbridge Annexes Pair

BAINBRIDGE. Nd. Aug. s R.-
Bainbridge Commodores defeated
Norfolk Armed Guard School nine,
7-6 and 80, today