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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-21
Bv ROBERT ]. STERLING
United Press Staff Correspondent

VOHICtU L ICSS GGsSh1 OVHA SSPo1hs1S41V
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-W.H-
U. S. occupation of Japan may
solve the eight-year-old enigma Of
Amelia Earnhart's last flight, it
was believed tonight.
Ever since the world famous
aviatrix vanished 1900 miles East
Of Honolulu on the last New
Guinea-Howland Island leg of a
world-girdling flight, most of the
world has wondered whether the
Japanese may have played a part
in her disappearance.
Officially, the Navy closed its
books on the case July II, 1887
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-21
WEATHER
eastern Standard Time)

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BY U. S. Weather Bureau)
.5i rsOP o. data for the "a hours
'''V pm, yesterday.
I.9o Temperature
i3O nn am rs; 1880 pm, 10; 1870 pm, 81;
TO- normal II. '''i'' ~ ~
l:so an nc, Humidity
s. T.9o am 50; 7:3o am, 81; / 80 pm,
To.., Precipitation
.57 inoh loF "a hours ending 7:30 PM,
Vi ''s ino, Since the first of the month,
rFron, Tides For Today
u. s0n the Tide Tables published by
NodSt and Geodetic Survey.
Wilminoto,. high Low
e'''4 --------------- 7:57a 3:00a
Nasonbo,o - 8:36p 3:06p
MET ----------- 5:36a lisp
Sunrise b:15p p
IVA, e''eVlile River Stage at 8 am,
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-21
FORECAST

NORTH CAROLINA Mostly cloudy
and mild with occasional light rain
Tuesday. Wednesday partly cloudy and
warmer with scattered afternoon show
.rs and thunderstorms.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Topping All Set

Capt. Dan Topping is quite a
-shFewd operator He has the
New York Giants football team
and the National Football League
right where ne wants 'em The
Giants don't want his Tigers COM
peting against them in Yankee
Stadium and in the same league.
but the league doesn't want them
Tigers playing in one of the new
circuits either Just to COM
plicate things a little, there's a
C h ance the Giants, If showed
around, also might join one of the
other leagues.
Capt. James J. Braddock. who
says he must have looked at a
million men in the couple of years
he's been moving around army
circles, admits he hasn't seen a
single big man in any of the
services who looks like the maxi
ings OF a good heavyweig h I
fighter Capt. Braddock is
stationed In Hawaii.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Other Mound Stars

Brown was one Of four out
standing moundSmen who pi1chet
the Cubs 70 tTIumphS IN thoS'
years. The others were Orva
Overall. I'd. Rculbach and Jaci
PieSter. The quartet pitched al
Of the games in both series ioI
the Cubs.
when Cobb came TO bat that
first time. l walked 10 the plate
and told Killing (catCher Johnny
King not TO bother with any
signals" Brown recalled with
apparent amusement II said
80 that Ty could hear. Cobb
can't hit anyt hing but Wild
pitches.
But one other time Cobb got
on base in a game l pitched.
Ty was on second and We fig
ured he was going to try to
steal third. My first pitch was
pitchout. Ty didn't go. But
he started on the next pitch and
King threw him out by IL feet.
I'VE are good friends, Ty and
!. and when we get together we
have good talk about those
days. Make no mistake, Cobb
Was great ball player
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14

From Zeller you turn to Fred
Mandel. just back from the New
York and the profootball meeting.
I'VE spent 20 hours during
five days I'm executive sessions"
said Free, "and Marshall of tho
Redskins, took up 40 of those
hours.
II think we are headed for
one good trend, sc h e d duIe
change that some day may find,
1 hope, teams playing q round
robin system.
IL mean by that q schedule,
for instance, that would find the
Lions playing such natural rivals
as Green Bay and the Chicago
Bears two games, home and
home, but bringing in other
clubs instead of playing the Car
dinals, Cleveland and others two
games each.
IL think we are headed sOme-
where on this and the fans cer-
tainly deserve that kind of
break"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Doubles Match Best
Of Week.End Here
By HAROLD kAHL

Opening Of the national doubles
match between Buddy Bomar and
Bill Flesch of Chicago. defending
champions. and Wally Reppen-
hagen and Bill kenet Of Stroh
with seven games al Olympic
Recreation tomorrow al $50 p. m.
gets top billing among the l9
events OF interest 10 Detroit bowl
erS over the weekend.
ON alleys Z and s, the Detroit
pair hope TO establish lead in
points that will carry them
through the last half of the AZ
game series in Chicago April 21-
%. Blocks of seven games also
are listed here Sunday at 3 and
$50 p. m. A point will be
awarded for each game won and
total pinfall in each block.
Esther Porman's Fort Blvd.
Esther Schultz Argyle, Ida Shay's
Silvercup and Ann keppen's La
Measure arc among the l6 De-
troit fves that will help close the
Women's State tourney in Grand
Rapids. The 1868 of Stroh in the
Mems State is expected to hold up
al the Palace.
Five Glass A quintets, Henry
Ehrle's Coca-Cola. Bill Nichols
and Joe Mory'S New Fairview
Nos. and .. I'd Albright's Oldbru
and Brownie SudoTs Livonia,
shoot in the Mems City at Hall
Dodds tonight az doubles and
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Has Oil Interests

Save for oil interests. Brown
-sS. and comfortably fixed j. no,
tive NOW. Until recently he
1Uned a gasoline station here Hc
doesn't see many big league games
these days
II saw the World Series in
ST. Louis two years ago" Brown
explained, and had tickets fur
last year, hut gave the tickets
away and didn't go. OF course.
I don't Know many of the play
erS these days"
Brown said he had recently re-
ccIvcd a letter from Overall. who
is banker IN Fresno. Cal He
said he understood Rculbach Is
somewhere around New York
and PfieSter in Cincinnati. For a
time. Reulbach lived IN Detroit
Besides their brilliant pitchers
the Cubs of those days were made
famous by the "Tinker-to-EvcrS-
to-Chancc, shortStop TO second
haSeman TO first base Combina-
ton
THE feud between Tinker
and EVcTS was greatly eNagge-
rated" Brown declared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
THE DETROIT TIMES Gil
April l945
Bob |a|es
ZeIIer Really High
On Tiqer Chances
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Jack Zeller, bald eagle OF the
Tiger front offices. is just back
from Evansville and literally takes
you TO the mountain tops when it
comes to discussing Detroits
chances in the American League
race ahead
a pretty good ball club" he
said with that Zeller smile of
satisfaction. We've got pitch
ing and We'll be much better in
fielding down the middle. Nobody
will improve too much on Rich
ards and Swift as catchers and
Webb definitely will spark up
our infield."
Then we gave him that nasty
question concerning the men who
are supposed to drive in runs now
that Wakefield and Higgins are
gone.
york really looks good" he
said. Hes thinner and IL he
keeps that weight from his waist
and shoulders, he'll powder the
ball plenty. Ross IL hitting
great. II Mayo and Bob Maier,
up from Buffalo, hit as I think
they eaB--weil, it's still looks
like a pretty good ball club"
Mention OF the pitching causes
Zeller to smile as it does all Tiger
fans. The, names are NewhouSer
and Trout Benton and Les
Meuller =. Stubby Overmire and
Zeb Eaton TO say nothing of
the two Wish Egan pets. Pierce
and Houtteman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14

have bad luck L am going to
have IL. The date has nothing
TO do with il.
"In fact. think Friday,
April Is. will he a lucky date
for me. I'll score a victory over
Shapiro. get another reason for
demanding a shot at the world
featherweight title and draw a
good sized purse besides. I
have nothing to worry about"
THAT'S A LAUGH
"Me superstitiouS about Fri
day the thirteenth ." laughed
Shapiro. when asked how he
felt about the date. Don't
he silly. I'll beat Terranova
Just as beat Sol BartOlO,
National Boxing Association
feather champ, and Bob Mont
gomery and Bobby Ruffin. And
after I beat him I'll demand a
shot at Juan Zurita's light
weight title"
That is what Terranova and
Shapiro said. However. then
actions indicate that they may
feel differently.
Phil and MaXic were scheduled
to take looSening-up exercises al
the Williams gymnasium Thurs
day. In fact, Phil put IN ar
appearance but did not don train
ing attire.
"You don't think I'm going
10 risk cutting an eye, do you?"
he replied. with a glance at the
calendar, when somebody asked
him why he did not 60 through
with his announced program.
Make did not even put in ar
appearance at the gym.
81 might cut an eye" he eN-
planned, when somebody asked
why he didn't show. "Im not
taking chances"
Betting odds on Terranova rose
from s te-5 te-2- -tel-yesterday
according to those in the know
And IL was reported that quit,
a bit of money has been wagered
All of the fighters on the cart
are scheduled 10 weigh IN a
/ .. m. today At the office o.
Boxing Commissioner John J
Hettchs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Willis Fights
Constantine

Lulu Constantine. 126-pounder
from New York will meet De-
troits Leroy Willis. in l0-round
bout at Olympia Friday night
April 20. IT was announced today
bv matchmaker Nick LondeS
Constantine won 81 straight Vlc-
tories before dropping a split de-
cision 10 Beau Jack in New York
last year. Ills last bout was 10
dayS ago when he took a decision
Iron George Cooper, IN the Car
ems.
- Willis. whose victory streak was
stopped at Is wins week ago by
Phil Terranova AZ Olympia, eN'
pected by a victory over ConStan-
tino 10 gain another shot at Ter
Ianova
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Shop Pin Loop
Still DeadIotked

Still deadlocked. Highland Park
Service and Highland Park En-
gineering must delay settlement
of the Chrysler Interplant League
title at Palace until the position
night matches of April 19. Each
won two last night.
Service had "a full house" sheet,
Steve Dutko, Walter Pierce and
Pete Popoff each, shooting 199 as
Bert Wistow and Frank Zion filed
100. Although Thernan Gibson OF
Engineering had only SAT. he re-
tanned his margin over Zion In
the averages when the latter
scored $40.
Top individual was Ace Derie-
maker of Superfinishers with a
25S close in $50. Bill Boston. DE
Soto. wound UP with 278 after
150-l57.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
BOom-Boom Beck
Siuns With Reds

FRENCH LICK, Ind. April 13
CUP) - Walter Boom BOOM
Beck. 40 year old righthanded
pitcher. signed a contract with the
Cincinnati Reds today. The vet
Gran hurler, who was released by
the Detroit Tigers, started work
ing out with the Reds March Il
as a free agent and his surprising
showing earned him the contract.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Track Meet On
For Prep Title

With DENLY favored 20 con-
tinue its supremacy of Wednesday
and 90 on to the east side Metro
prep indoor track championship,
the events will be held at DENLY
today despite the death of Presi-
dent Roosevelt
This was announced by Supt.
Of Schools Bow. He added that a
program 10 honor the memory Of
the President would be held dur
ing the meet
Denby's 27l2 points in earlier
events give il big margin over
Southeastern. which has IL, lndi-
eating the Tars will reach next
Wednesdays semifnalS at Cen
tral. The finals are next Friday
night at Central.
Cooley. piling up y points to
Redford's So, captured the west
side title yesterday. Mackenzie
had "A points, Northwestern 17i2,
Western 15l2. Central 9 and
Southwestern 6.
WEST SIDE FINALS
3O-YARD Low HURDLES-Won by Reyn-
oldS Goo second. Little NV third
WILCOX tRI fourth narrower Goo, NTH.
Bowman Coo sixth. Wsrdlsw tSW D..
sso-YARp RuN-won by Hoffman wv.
oimscher Mac and Newman GOO lied
for second fourth Ward INV fitth.
Busky lCOol: sixth. BadslAco tCool. Time.
2 0ss
ONE-MILE RUN-won By McChee tCOo .
second. Jackust Mac third smith Coo
fourth Keeler Goo Saunders Goo and
Stewart tR tied foi hftn Time 4 a
22O-YARD DASH-Won by FedraN tCool
second. Wilcox tR third Fugenshuh tR
fourth. Kiefer tCOoI. Little INV and
Fraser Mac tied for NTH. Time as ?
HIGH JUMP-Lake Cent Wardlaw tSWA
Burrell Mac and Nelson Mac tied 'ur
FRS Morton tNWl. Knack tNWl. Crons
tR KatE pCent BAioch tSW and
DrabkowSh wv. tied FOR NTH. Height
5 feet . inches
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14

Brown Recalls Cubs
Humiliation Of Cobb
BY LEO MACDONELL

By LEO MANDONELb
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, April l3
-Mordecai- -irhFee- Fingered -Btewr
chucklcd as ne recalled nus tmsl
experience with Ty Cobb.
"CObb had boasted he would
hit 800 against National League
pitching" the famous Cub pit
cher of another era dug into has
memories.
"He got his chance when the
Cubs and T igers met In the
World Series In 1907 and 1903.
Well, baseball historians can tell
you what happened IL you have
not heard"
What happened was that Tho
Tigers failed 10 win single game
in either series and the Cubs were
twice crowned world champions
At the expense Of Hughie Jennings
American League titleholderS The
best the Tigers could do against
t7e= famous Chicago team uf those
years was a tie game IN 1907.
"First time ! pitched 10 Cobb
struck him out on four
pitches" Brown recalled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
FurgOI
Inn Final

PINEIlURST, y G. April II
ms Ed Furgol, the pre-tour-
nament favortc. moved into to-
days 36-hole final at the 45th
annual North-South amateur golf
tournament. where he viii meet
Frank Stranahan of Fl. Myers,
Fla
In the Semiiinals Furgol de.
festcd Bobby Kay OF Toledo. 6
and ;. while Stranahan was TAX
ing Frank Edwards OF Caroieen,
y. G, 3 and =.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Long and Short

II VIII be the long and short OF
il in the wrestling bad man team
OF Dutch Schultz and Ali Allaba,
which opposes the Buck Estes
Angelo Martinelli duo in Tuesday
nights Australian tag team match
al E'airNicw Gardens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Wings-Ledfs
Play Saturday

Fred HaneT, manager Of
Olympia. said today that he
had received word from Toronto
that the Red Wings and To-
rontO Maple Leafs will play the
fourth game of the Stanley Cup
series tomorrow night In To-
rOntO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Tops Masonic Loop

Armstrong five holds one
Greater Masonic League record
today, high single game, an 1926
finish in 1868 last night at Olym-
pic Recreation. Ken Hill had 276
in 693, a new second high series.
His other games were 205-212.
Armstrong took four from Berger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Cubs Win First

CHICAGO, April IL cUPlA The
Chicago Cubs exploded with a
22.hlt barrage TO defeat the White
Sox. 1873. in the first game Of
their annual preseason City
Series AZ ComiSkey Park before
2.554 fans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Benefits Replace AII-Siar

NEW YORK April 1S-Ahough definite decision has been
reached
the A-Star game charities
with city contests the United
basebals program c4rtaiI
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14

opener the Senators and the New York Yankees
there next Monday.
Now it almost certain that in respect to the who
remained its staunchest friend through the that game
probably will be cancelled.
The President in of his last press conferences said
he wanted baseball continue without interruption through
the but warned he did healthy young
in baseball uniforms.
Maqnetes 60 Ahead With Plans
That interpreted green light" for the sport and
magnates henceoth ahead with full plans for 1915
operations resigned and anxious to that every
able do fighting job given every opportu
nifty TO do
Similar green light declarations preceded each Of the
previous wartime the President emphasizing the need
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
By CARL LINDQUIST

NEW YORK, April 13 (UP)-Early in his first admins
raon. President Roosevelt answered critics of his
6onary policies with the words Il don't expect make
nome run every time come TO bat" I +
From that day on, the sports world the guy in the
leacher the kid at the knohoe and the the So
parmutuel window knew he had friend the White House.
The President loved baseball often sought relaxation by
using his annual American League the Washington
Senators play Griffith Stadium To him. than any
other credit for keeping baseball alive and healthy
through three of the most terrible in history
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14

of the nation for the wholesome diversion of afternoon
evening out-odoors after their chores finished
The President considered responsible for the extension
of the league limit night games when special dspen
sation given the Washington club to play unlimited
schedule for the benefit Of the many
government workers hours in the day time
Rule Is Waived on His Plea
The rule promptly waived after press conference in
1913 when suggested that after dark would be
beneficial TO crowded Washington
1t the Presidents love swimming which led TO his
lifelong affiction after siege of infante paralysis He
swimming the family home at Campo Beo Me.
when he "a old when he acquired the
shortly thereafter paralyzed in both legs.
From then he for relaxation and strengthening
Of the weakened legs and il only his third Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14

Liscombe. Bruneteau, Lindsay. Couture
McAtee
Toronto Subs-Hamilton stanowSN Bodnar
Carr. Schriner. jackson. McCreedy d Metz
RefeTee--Bil Chadwick. LineSmen-Ceorgs
Gravel and 5. Mulls.
FIRST PERIOD
ScorinR-None. Penaltes-NOne.
SECOND PERIOD
S-orinF-None. Penaltiet-None.
THIRD PERIOD
i-Toronto. Bodnar tStsnowSki, 3o2.
Pcnsity-JackSon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Fighters Expect Luck
On Friday the 18th
ToNIGHTs PROGRAM


San HaEbe eirOh o
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Lose Great Friend in Death Of President

office when the press duty became too for him to con-
tinue his favorite sport
Spent Many Hours Swimming
During his retreats to his second home at Warm Springs
Ga he spent many hours swimming in his private pool there
and attributed the exercise to his ability to walk at ALL
Wire reports from Warm Springs called attention to one
portent of Mr. Roosevets illness He had swim
ming in his pool had been his custom in all prevo
visits
The doctor in attendance gave this explanation
"He just did not want tO-he did not feel like it,"
On presidential VACATIONS which and in
frequent he used L. s. Navy vessels for deep fishing
cruises and he regarded deep loss 1912 when
his favore cruiser the U. S. S. Houston sunk in the
battle off Savo Island.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14

singles continues at Palmer Park
The Women's City Is on at Twenty
Grand
Three new events will get under
way. doubles classic al Bowl-O-
Drome and individual sweeper al
DENLY tomorrow and an lndi-
vidual classic AT Royal Sunday.
Joe Norris Will open his 60-game
home-and-home match against
Russ GerSondc in Milwaukee to-
morrow.
POLvI SHOOTS sss
HERE AND THERE-W4ter Polu tumbled
20S-2Tp-2O1 Tor 6S5. Lloyd Jewell 900 and
Mike Jesion 254 ln the Fort-Blyd House
Thelma fiill. l25 average. had three l27s
as Irene Macioce converted the 5-7-io In
.Ss Ssr,st Fli ,bse. Less 4s IN the Tsnssst a krcIs
Bob Poike 223-225-2i2 for 600 Walter
Essssinsh 26S and james Clear 2ss IN The
for G' $50 a. B-ae set - tso ma marks ioa7 and
2sqs IN the Ford Aircraft
Beecher Peck and Lewis won the Red title
Barring the White a. Bili Jsynes tipped 267
asa in the " Detroit Community Joe
Masura ass IN the " warren Senior /.
Frank Nuber ass and Joe csruso asa In the
l52 Tor 594 and Alva Hennins 224-lT2-l64
for $50 I'm the B1EhtmOor Ladies 4. Art
Long 25O In the Naples $50 jim
Stewart 24e as Kfalrs shot 2924 for a new
-psi-f,tf-o-fr- F-.,f-~- r~v-.rd d=-
Dorothy Persky. lis average rolled 203
and Amelia C1rte l4O average. 100 In 81 /
In the New FairicV Ladies Horace
Grover 244 and Frank Nowak 645 In the
FoTt-Dclrag Misteles e42 and 26la
are new hiehS and Al Cattaneos 244 new
third In the lnnmsc culate Conception Al
Rarbon hit 2f3 I'm the Naples $50
Charles Pix and Bob Knop 24Os IN the So
GAbriels Albina Mobile 2l2 In the Lot
cabin Mainr MafFe Frev 2ol and
Martins Cerwors sis in ne sprinFveli
Ladies'
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
By BOB MURPHY

When they signed TO fight O-round bout the Olympia
Phil TerTanoVa pooh
poohed the that the might unlucky
supposed
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Wings Banked Third
Time by Toronto, 10
Bodnar Scores
Winning Goal
By LEWIS II. WALTER

TORONTO, April 13 - Even
Jack Adams home town is kick
ing him around in this Stanley
Cup series.
Out of Fort William, Ont. up
there at the head of Lake Supe-
rior, came Gus Bodnar. the To-
ronto Maple eats youngster who
last night scored the goal which
beat Adams Red Wings, 10.
Bodnar'S third period goal was
the first he has scored against
Detroit in his two seasons of Ma
tional Hockey League play,
although he won the Calder Cup
last season as the leagues lead
ing rookie. He has scored 30 goals,
p last year and eight in the past
league campaign.
Just 10 put a story book angle
on the playoffs for Bodnar and
make il little tougher for
Adams. the slender l45-pound
youngster from Adams home
town had TO be the one who won
this big game for the Leafs. He
got the goal when it counted after
two years of humiliation by the
red shirted hockey warriors of
Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Third Base
Still Open
BY LEO MACDoNELL

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. April l3
Who Will start the season at
third base for the Tigers when
they 1ake-the-l -leId-ag agsiHst-the
Browns al Sportsmahs Park in
ST LOUIS next Tuesday?
That's the question which In
trlgues the Tigers and their camp
followers here.
II haven't made up my mind
yet" Steve O'Neill still insists,
although Joe Hoover was at
that position in the lineup Of,
the Regulars in their game
with the Yannigans today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
D Sports q
ID R { Y | I IEO

Because of President RooSevelt'S
death. Harold =. Vanderbilt has
Cancelled his lecture on Yacht
Racing Rules" which was 10 have
been delivered tonight at Detroit
Y a ch I Club The Yankee
.Dodger baseball game for the Red
Cross in New York was postponed
Pacific Coast League games
were called off. -.
Eight Detroit amateurs arc on
a Toledo Goodfellows benefit box
ing show tonight -. George Earl,
president of Junior Sports Club.
was elected Michigan's representa-
tive of the Amateur Bicycle
League of America Urago
Cycle and Detroit Skating and
Cycle clubs will hold first in series
of six inter-club races Sunday, 9
. a. M. AT -Befiu Isle. c==
Wally Moses will play first two
weeks of season for White SoX -.
His induction was postponed until
April 30 More than 200 stars
from all over the country will
begin competition tonight al CYO
center in the national open table
tennis meet
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Weekend
Games Off
By LEO MACDONELL

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. April l3
The Tigers last two exhibition
games Of the spring training sea
son have been called off.
Todays game with the federal
prison team was raIned out while
Sundays date with George Field
al VincenneS has been Cancelled.
NEW YORK. April 13 (UP)-
President Ford Frick Of the
National League today suggested
10 all clubs that they postpone
their exhibition games tomorrow
as a tribute TO the late President
Franklin ID. Roosevelt.
Frick said he believed all the
clubs would follow the suggestion
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
May Cancel Washington O pener

Because few persons knew of his fatal illness there had
been hope he might follow his green light declaration
the 1915 by throwing the first ball the presden
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
GOOD START

The Regulars bagged four OF
their runs in the first on COM
bination Of hits. walks and an
error Joe Hoover. IN the third.
accounted for the other with a
home run, which came when the
shortStoP,s drive into left field
bounced over Johnny McHale's
head and rolled TO the fence.
Ed Boron and Hostetler con-
tributed the fielding features.
Boron turned in a sparkling one
handed stop on Jimmy Outlaw
and HoStettcr went far back to
make a one-handed circus catch
which robbed Bobby Maier OF a
probable homer.