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Evening star., 1945-07-07
Whitney and RoseberrY
Horses Win al Ascot
Ey the Associated Press.

Ely the Associated Press.
ASCOT. England. July Lord
Rosebery's Ocean Swell, ridden by
Jockey Ed Smith, won the Ascot
Gold Cup race of az miles today,
putting on a great burst Of speed
in the final 300 yards to shunt the
Aga Kahns favored Tehran to
second place.
King George and Princess Eliza
beth we're among the $4,000 specta-
tcrs. In an earlier race they saw
Col. J. H. Whitney's 3-year-old
Battle Hymn take the Royal Hunt
Cup at odds of 81 TO /.
Abbot's Fell was third to Ocean
Swell, to / second choice in the
Gold Cup. The winner was clocked
in 4:363s while defeating Tehran
for the first time in four starts.
Battle Hymn set the pace all the
way and finished three lengths
ahead of M. H. Benson's Sir Edward
in the Hunt Cup. The Solicitor,
running in the colors of Col. j. w
Boyle but recently sold to Brazilian
"acing interests. was third.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
EIpis Is Topweighted
In GuzeIIe Stakes
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Willism
Helis' Elpis. which recently won the
Coaching Club American Oaks at
Belmont, carries top weight of 124
pounds in today's $4,000 added
Gazelle Stakes for 3-year-old fillies
at Aqueduct.
Only four others are entered for
the 50th running of the 1-16-mile
test. Mrs. Walter M. Jefford's Ace
Card. co-favorite with the Helis en-
try will carry 12l pounds. Others
are Col. c. V. Whitneys Silver
Smoke, and Bellicose and Segula
coupled as the ogden Phipps-Belair
Stud entry, all assigned 112 pounds.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Hits in 34fh Straight
Tilt 10 Top Record
Made by Hornsby
BY JACK HAND.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

It's fine how-do-you-do in Flat
bush with the Dodgers losing 1873
and a Brooklyn n-born laddie setting
new records in Boston.
Tommy Holmes was brought up
almost in the shadow of Ebbets
Field but he has done his best play
ing for the Yankee farm system and
the Boston Braves where he hit
safely in his 33d and 34th successive
games yesterday to smash Rogers
Hornsby's old standard, set in 1922.
Holmes, a likable Irishman with
a driving will to win, came up in
the New York chain in the pre-
war days of plenty at the Yankee
Stadium and was sold by the Newark
farm TO Boston. There he blossomed
out as an established big Lacquer and
now has come into his own as a
hitting sensation.
% Short of III Mays Mark.
Although Holmes still is % short
of Joe Di Maggio's mark of Sc set
in 1941, his feat of hitting safely
in "a successive contests, at .438
pace, lifting his season mark to .407
and leading four individual depart
ments and tied for a fifth is by far
the standout individual job of the
campaign.
1t must have been the Holmes
inspiration that pulled the Braves
out of slump. that began with a
24-2 pasting by Chicago, for Boston
twice whipped Pittsburgh, 1875 and
1913, as the lefthanded hitting
outfielder topped Hornsby's mark.
Chicago and st. Louis continued to
make the big noise in the National,
the Cubs rambling over the Phillies
twice, l1-3 and 5-1, and the Cards
humping the Brooks. 1873. The
composite result finds the Dodgers
lead sliced to a single game over
the Bruins, with the Red Birds only
one and half off the pace.
Cubs Extend Streak.
The Cubs ran their winning streak
to seven and made it 10 of 13 since
leaving Wrigley Field to tour the
East as Paul Derringer and Reliefer
Ray Prim got the credit.
Blk Donnelly handcuffed the
Brooks without too much trouble to
the dismay of 3O,254. The Red Birds
slashed Vic lombard and three sue
cessors for 10 hits.
Cincinnati shaded the New York
Giants, 80, behind Howard Fox to
hand Van Mungo his fourth loss.
New York took a fall out of the
first-place Detroit Tigers, 5-4, with
Oscar Grimes doing most of the hit
ting and Floyd Bevans doing all of
the pitching for his eighth success.
Jim Bagby and Mel Harder hurled
Cleveland to a double victory over
Boston, 80 and Az, with Allie Rey-
nolds coming on in the ninth of each
game to save the bacon.
Jesse Flores edged Thornton Lee,
10, in a neat pitching battle for the
AS second decision in their last 1S
and the White Sox's sixth successive
drubbing.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Black Eliminates Rice
Top-Seeded Nettman

Favorites are finding the going
rough in the District tennis cham
pionships at the Edgemoor club.
Latest high-ranking player to tum-
BILE is Austin Rice, top-seeded in the
tourney and runnerup in the recent
City Of Washington event, who yes
terday went down to IS, As, 6+
defeat at the hands of unseeded Roy
Black.
In duel of darkhorses who
reached the fourth round by up
setting seeded stars, 1t. Henry Uhl,
a Los Anglican recently returned
from overseas duty, defeated Dennis
Chen, 60. 6-4.
Yesterdays Results
singles-Black defeated Rice. -.
IS. 6-4; Neff defeated McCarroll. a..
6-3; Uhl defeated Chen, 6-2, 81; Lo
defeated Names, 60, 2-6, IS
Mems doubles = Nannes-Bowditch de-
feated 4doore- Todd, 60, 1913: Nc
ni, Dlsrmid- Murphy defeated spriggs-McCar-.
siesetsrist.r G @ sd ala cSsnsss SSsfss:sd
Ogden defeated Askin -Kelles, IS. 81
default.
Today's PairinEs.
G Mems & &sinsies-5 pm. Black vs. Nsr
Men,s doubles-s pm. McDisrmid-
Ogden VS.. NanneS-Bowditch
Evening star., 1945-07-07
BY JOHN b. KELLER,
Star staff Correspondent.

ST LOUIS, July Their best
winning streak of the season ex-
tended to six games the Mats will
go after No. tonight with a nine
game winner on the hill. Roger
Wolff will be opposed by a nine
game winner, too, for Sig Jakucki
Is the Browns choice for the third
clash of the series.
The Mats bagged a twin bill last
night without any display of the
power at the plate that marked their
previous games in the West, but
they had the pitching the league
champions didn't like. Johnny
Niggeling upset his former team
easily in the first game, 6 to 3, then
Al Carrasquel relieved Santiago
Ullrich after the Cuban had pitched
two rounds and stood the Browns
on their heads.
He previously had worked 10 in
nings of relief against them to allow
only one run. This time, in hurting
to his initial win of the season, Al
did not yield a tally as the Mats
tucked away the 5-to-2 game. Three
of the Mats runs were unearned
but now they are profiting through
their rivals mistakes where earlier
in the season they often were
victims of their own.
Ferrell Cracks Record.
The double win was the Mats gift
to Rick Ferrell for setting a new
record for American League catch
ers. Ferrell last night ran his string
of games behind the bat to 1.722, a
mark just topping that set by Ray
Schalk of the White Sox that had
stood for 18 years.
The double-win also left the Mats
just three games behind the league
leading Detroit Tigers and more
firmly settled in second place. For
the figure Filberts, the Mats now
have won l6 of their last 20 games
13 of II since leaving home and 1C
of IL on their Western swing And
there Is no indication they will
weaken suddenly.
Given a 5-run start, Niggeling
scored his second win in a row and
his third of the season in the first
game He gave the Browns seven
hits, among them Pinch-batter Milt
Byrnes' second home run of the
year-a loft over the right-fi field
stands roof In the eighth inning
The two runs off Niggeling in the
second round were unearned.
| The Mats, who collected eight hit.
and two passes, beat Tex Shirley
before the first round was over. ther
got only three singles and an un'
earned score off the left-handec
Sam Zoldak in 725 innings. Ear
Jones, a southpaw making his biz
league debut. set back the Wash
ington attack in order in the ninth
In the opening inning, Case
Myatt and Vaughn singled for tn,
first run, Cliff singled over anothel
and when Second-baseman Schult,
fumbled Binks' bounce then over
threw first base, Vaughn scored. Al
intentional pass to Torres filled tht
sacks. Ferrell's deep fly brough
Cliff home and Zardon singled ovel
the fifth marker. Here Zoldal
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Cause for Cancellation
Of Anqott Bout Arrives

There now are two Sammy An
gotts. Sammy II, newly born son
of the former lightweight champion
weighed in at pounds IA ounces
this week at the Washington, Pa.
Angott home.
Anticipated birth of his first male
child forced Angott to call off q
scheduled bout with Danny Kapilow
in Griffith Stadium Monday night
The fight would have been Sammy s
first since his second ring retire
ment on November 13. 1914, when
ne injured his hand losing TO Jimmy
Mcdaniel in Madison Square
Garden.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Bulls Grid Sturs Among
Naval Academy PIebes

If Navy doesn't have winning
football team this year it won't be
for lack of promising plebe material.
Just admitted to the fourth class
at the academy are Myron Gerber,
outstanding Bulls School fullback
last season, and Teammate Fred
Grabowski. The pair will be class
mates with Bob Kelly of Notre
Dame, Bob Hoerenschmeyer of In
diana and Tony Minisi of Pennsyl-
vania.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
MurchiIdon's War Story
ChiIIs Former Mates

by IIIt IfSsUCIdVtU fTtSSs
CHICAGO, July Phil Marchil-
don, with a new nervousness in his
speech and gesture. paid surprise
visit to the Philadelphia Athletics
yesterday.
The tall Canadian. who won II
games for the last-place Mackmen
in 1942, told narrowing tale of
how he was shot down over Europe
and of how he spent nine months
in German prison camps.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Holmes Lays Record
To Luck, But Mates
Say He's linked
BY the Associated Press.


BOSTON, July 7.-While his ad
miring Boston Braves teammates re-
played the S of the II games he has
been held hitless, modest Tommy
Holmes today tried to explain away
his 34-game streak. National
League modern slugging record, on
grounds that he is lucky.
After Holmes erased Rogers Horns
by's 23-year-old 33-game mark yes
terday by hitting a homer, four
doubles and single in 10 turns at
bat during double e-header with the
Pittsburgh Pirates, his teammates
went over all of their 1945 box scores.
IF it wasn't for those circus
catches in Chicago you'd have hit in
48 straight games and made every
body forget about the 44-game rec
ord Willie Keeler set back in 1897, "
TribeSman complained. And look
at those six pitchers who stopped
you. They tried to pass you every
time you came to the plate"
Not that Claude Passeau," Holmes
protested IN favor of the last rival
pitcher TO blank him, back on June
3 in Chicago. When l do manage
to connect against his stuff l always
feel that I've been hitting a ping
pong ball"
Passeau made Holmes go 0-3 that
day. But in the other four games
he played without base hit, he
has been charged with a total of
only seven times at bat against Andy
Hansen of the Giants, Al Jurisich
anG Ken Burkhardt of the Car
dinals and Henry Wyse of the Cubs
Since June s, when Brooklyn
born Tommy started his record
smashing drive. he has put together
63 hits in 144 tries for .438 aver
age. Back in l94l, when American
Lacquer ice Di Maggie set his all
time mark by hitting in Sc straight
games, that Yankee slugger did it
with a 403 batting pace.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Atlas -Kuvokos MEETING
Tops SoftbuII Proqrum

One of the hottest double-headers
of the season is on tap Monday
.1ight in the Northeast Night Soft
ball League. where Atlas Club faces
its old rival, Kavakos Grill. in the
nightcap and FBI takes on Merrick
Girls in the opener.
Naval Medical Research downed
Castelberry's Autos, Al. last night,
with the winners Freddie Cramer
and Castelberry's Jack Bobb both
turning in two-hit games. In tho
preliminary FBI forfeited to Mount
Rainier.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Ace Mixed Duos
Clash at King Pin

In what shapes up as one of
the hottest mixed doubles
matches of the summer season,
Bob Miciotto and Lorraine GULL,
champions of the King Pin
Mixed Doubles League. will bat
tie Karl Gochenour. the leagues
male champ, and Jessie Sacrey,
another high ranker, tomorrow
night at the King Pin at 8
O'Clock.
The match will embellish a
Bowlers Victory Legion tourna-
ment opening at 2 pm. and last
ing until midnight. The entry
fee is So.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Thomas Meets Davis
In Boys Net Final

With Jerry Thomas meeting Bob
Davis, the boys championship of
The Stars City OF Washington tour
nament was to be decided today on
the Friends School courts in match
starting at 1:30. In the semiflnals
yesterday Thomas defeated Ed Wes-
ely, 60, 60, and Davis won from
Jack Yates, last years winner, by
default. Yates has been out of the
city
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press


NEW YORK.-Jake La Motta, 1s1.
New York. outpointed Tommy Bell. l49,
141, New York, knocked out Vince Pig
nataro, l39, New York (4).
LONG BRANCH, N. Jimmy Mills.
14s, Warren, Ohio, technically Knocked
out Pete Martinez, 143, New York (5l:
Jimmy Crawford, 205, Cliffside, N. j..
snoSkeS sr.Sa out Charlie Lomski, 1877. Pat
TAMPA, Fla.--Petey Boles, 123, De-
tsoit, t, ontpointed Peewee Flores, III.
W oRcE TER, Mass.-rimothy
Buddy Hayes, 1o6, Boston, techni-
eeally knocked out Jack Desjardins, 1o5.
NEW YoRK.-Artie Levine-Maryin
Bryant bolt at Fort Hamilton Arena.
SAN DIEGO.-Buddy Mfllard, 1874,
San Francisco, knocked out Dan Mer.
ritt EOS, Cleveland (5l.
PORTLAND. oreg.--Moose Kennedy.
l97, Vancouver, Wash, knocked out
George Tracey, is2. San Francisco (5i. (5.
HOLLYWOOD.-Raul zenit Cruz,
138, Mexico City, and Cleo Shans. iS5,
Brawley, Calf. drew Q0).
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Wade, After 1S Months
Overseas, Back Home
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DURHAM, N. c.. July lit Col
Wallace Wade, Duke University
director of athletics and head foot
ball coach, on military leave. is
back In the United States after Is
months overseas, the university an
nounced yesterday.
With field artillery battalion
the colonel had participated in
numerous major engagements with
the Germans through and into Ger
many. More recently he had been
directing the setting up of Army
overseas athletic programs.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Braves, 13-14; Bucs, So
FIRST GAME.

Totals SO 9@4 10 Totals 33 II 81 6
sBatted for Beck in seventh.
IRAN for Waner in seventh.
lBatted for ReScigno in ninth.
Slated for Andrews in seventh.
Pittsburgh 40 600 300 B
boston 02I 200 62x-l3
Runs batted in-Gionfriddo, Gerheaussr,
Barrett, Russell (2), Ramsey, Cutler t3),
Gillenwater, Hofferth, Nieman a., Holmes
Gel Two-base hits-Coscarart. Holmes.
Home runs-Barrett, Russell, cutler, Me
man, Holmes Winning pitcher-Andrews.
Losing pitcher-Rescigno.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Big Nine Court Coaches
To Mop Schedules
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July Western Con-
ference basket ball coaches will
meet tomorrow at the Office of Ath-
letic Commissioner Kenneth L.
(Tug) Wilson to draw up schedules
for the 1856 season.
Wilson indicated the coaches
again would draft a 12-game con-
ference schedule for each of the
none member schools. The Univer-
sity of Chicago has withdrawn from
Big Ten competition.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
18th Airforce Invudes

LONDON, July 7 (P).-The 18th
Air Force Blackcats, who have beaten
most of the baseball teams on the
continent, invade" England tomor-
row to meet the United Kingdom
Base All-Stars.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Ross Likes Moran Over
Vet Bob Montgomery
ay the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, July Barney
Ross, ex-champion of the welter-
weights and ex-Marine, says Nick
Moran will beat Corpl, Bob Mont
gomery in their 10-round lightweight
bout Monday night.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Minor Baseball
BY the Associated Press.
FNTrpN TJnNAr TFAGgIE

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore, 6 Syracuse, 4.
Newark, 4; Jersey City, 2.
Rochester, q; Toronto, 2.
Montreal, 8; Buffalo, 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, As: Toledo, 3-4.
Columbus, Z; indianapolis, 2.
Milwaukee, 4-3. Minneapolis, 2--2.
Kansas City, SIS; st. Paul. 4--s.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Seattle, 2; Los Angeles. o.
Oakland, 8: Portland, !.
San Diego, B; HOLLYWOOD, A..
Sacramento, 4; San FRANCISCO. 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. 9-l2; birmingham, 2-6.
Chattanooga, 9; Nashville, B..
Memphis, So: Mobile, Is.
New Orleans, 10; Little Rock, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Scranton, 9: Binghamton, o..
Utica, z; Wilkes-Barre, 2.
Elmira. 8; Hartford, 0,
Williamsport. 1--3; Albany, 0--10.
PONY LEAGUE.
Wellsville, 4 Batavia, 3.
Olean. q: jamestown, 4,
Bradford, 16-3, Erie, 0--2.
Horneil. e--1i Lockport -.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Win, Lose or Draw
Major League AII-stor Teams Should Be Picked
By GRANTLAND RICE

Tuesday the big leagues will
carnival for the benefit of the Red Gross Yankees and Giants
Grounds $7500 cities
a National
for this will take the place of former ALL
games suspended this for travel
reminds that would a good
Ata collections picked though they will chance
hits 195 field
would interesting rockies
would the and entered the olive
bedecked portal of the
Certainly group pitchers
Christopher Athletics
Tigers this trio has front all
would choice
Christopher been of the seasons pitchers
pitcher games nearing
using rife throwing difficult
pitcher could accomplish his
addition proving winning pitcher, Bostons
a-around
a
Evening star., 1945-07-07

tBatted for Kramer in ninth.
Washington 102 600 cOo-5
St Louis O20 900 O00-S
Runs-Case (2). Myatt, torres, Evans,
Moore. Martin. Errors--Kramer, Binks.
stephens; Runs bstted in-Gutteridge
90, Cliff Co zardon, Myatt. Two-base
hit--Case. Three-base hit-Zardon Sac
rihces-Vsushn. Left on bsses-wash-
Ullrich (2), CarrasqueI i: Kramer, !,
Struck out-By Carrasouel. 3: by Kramer,
8. Hits-On Ullrich, 3 in . INNINGS: Car
-CaIrasquel. Umpires-Messrs. Grieve
Pipgras and Berry. Time-2:10. Attend
ance-l3SO1 (paidl
Evening star., 1945-07-07
SECOND GAME.

+Batted for Lopez in ninth.
tBatted for Gables in ninth.
pittsburgh zoo O0l 0O5- s
Boston -.------ $40 02O O2x-l4
Runs batted in-Coscarart 90, Russell
(25' Barrett, CoIman, Elliott (2), Work
man 81. Cutler, Holmes "a, Mast Hof-
ferth, CLEARWATER, Drews. Two-base hits
Workman, Hofferth. Home runs-Css-
carart, Russell Barrett, Workman. Losing
pitcher-Roe.
Evening star., 1945-07-07

'Batted for Maneuso in ninth.
Washington ------ 500 900 010-6
st. Louis ..- O2G 600 OIO-3
Runs-Case. Myatt Vaughn, Cliff.
ho,t.1 soT;@ Schultz ,a a. ,,, Gift; Gray Runs
man. Home run-Byrnes Double plays
Schultz, Stephens and McQuinn; Gift and
Binks' McQuinn. Stephens and McQuinn
;. Bases on balls-Eig Ceiling. / Shirley.
!: ZoldsE, !. Strikeouts-N Niggeling 4:
Ioioak, 3; Jones, /. Hits-Oh Shirley,
Balk-Zoloak. Losing pitcher-Shirley
Umpires-Messrs. Berry, Grieve and Pip
gras Time-l:45
Evening star., 1945-07-07
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

winston-S Salem, 4-3; BURLINGTON, %.
Greensboro, SIS; Durham, 80.
Martinsville, 6; Leaksville, 8.
Raleigh, q: Danville, (frst post
poned, wet grounds.
N. C. STATE LEAGUE.
Mooresville, 6: Thomasville, 1.
Lands, 10; Statesville, 8.
Hickory. 2: Concord, o.
Salisbury. 4; Lexington, 8.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Newport News, s-5; Richmond, b--6.
Norfolk, A.; Portsmouth, O.
LynchbuFg, 20; Roanoke, IL.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Rosen and Holmes Are SurefMe Choices

Over the National circuit you can't leave out Goody Roen OF
Holmes the Here
setting most of the Waopown
Christopher Newhouser
League-Homes the National
Naming National League pitching staff has number of
There has been practically consistent hurting in
q paradeS
the has been the most
followed Claude of the Cubs Van
middle Of his best Bill Voisee of the
then turned into
following Cardinals had
pitcher, barring Burkhardt.
this selection the the
pitching the National League would be outcassed
another odd they crowd 38-
White second base? Tony
10 dating back Syracuse in 1926 But
the Tony known with batting average
around $40 we'll beyond George Srnws Cuccnelo has been
a important in improving White Sox situation
Stephens of the Browns and Marty
Marion of the Cardinals your
he'll
n
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Cords, IS; Dodgers, ;

ct. Louis O70 900 35n-15
Brooklyn ---------- 200 100 OOO- 3
Runs batted in-Galan, Olmo. Verban
(3), Bergamo, Schoendienst, Kurowski,
Sanders (6), Rice, Stanky, Adams (2),
Two-bsse. hits--Galan, Rice, Walker, Pea
cock, Schoendienst, Adams, Three-base
hit-Rice Losing pitcher-Lombardi
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Yunks, 5; TIGERS, a

Totals SO II 81 10 Totals 35 10 81 13
sBatted for Hoover in ninth
tBatted for Richards in ninth.
New York 600 102 020-5
Detroit ~ 800 900 001-4
Runs batted in-Grimes 90. Garbark,
Stirnweiss, Cramer, Maier t2), Mayo.
Two-base hits-Martin, Grimes, Maier.
Three-base hits - Garbark, Stirnweiss.
Losing pitcher-Overmire.
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rrNNn 1AxSr
Totals 40 Is 81 2 Totals 20 ~
sBatted for Mauney in eighth.
fnotfxA far Matt fr, atChth

Chicago --- 100 10 020-5
Philadelphia - 900 600 100--1
ta Pafso ''eS Johnson pnses Pwobsss
hits-Hack t2), Cavarretta. Nicholson,
Crawford, Derrinser Three-base hit
Pafko. Losing pischer--Mauney.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Reds. 3: Gionts, z
Totals 80 Q 81 IL
Totals "a s2712

IULEIS OT q = = IOIdIo % o . y
sBatted for J. Riddle in ninth
fBatted for Reyes in eighth.
tBatted for Mungo In ninth.
Cincinnati - 900 800 OO0-3
Kew York ------- - 600 O1O 010-2
Runs batted in-Williams (2); ]. Riddle.
Mallory, lombard Two-base hits-Clay
t2); williams, Lockman. Three-base hit
MunEo Home run-Lombsrdi.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
League Statistics

SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1915.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Washington. 6-5; st. Louis, 80.
Cleveland, "a; Boston, p.
Phils delphia, /; Chicago, o.
New York <. Detroit
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Games Today

Gin. at N.y.t2),1:30
st. L. At Bkln., 2:30
Chi. ct Phila.. 300
Pitts. at Bost.. a.30
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Games Today.

Wa. at st. L., 600.
n. Y. at Det., 800,
Bos. at Cleve., 100.
Phi. at Chi. t2), 2:30,
Evening star., 1945-07-07
FIRST GAME.

Totals 80 s27 X Totals "a 727
sRattsd fn- Mancnra q. -i.tL
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lndions, "a; Red Sox, ~
SECOND GAME

in-R. johnson, Metkovich,
Zby. Two-baSe hits-Met-
B. Steiner. Home run
hing pitcher-Bagby,
Evening star., 1945-07-07

uNmtS I IUmOfTOW
Wash. at st. l.. 90
N. Y. at Det. (2).
Bost. at Cleve. t2).
Phila. at Chi. (2).
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Eastwood Park Is
Open Again Today

Eastwood Parks official
opening Is set for Saturday but
all rides and amusements will
be operated again today. so
large was the turnout for the
Easter preview.
George King, ventriloquist.
will offer a London Punch and
judy show as one OF the many
features in the Palace Of Won
ders. Fancy magic. Swiss Bell
Ringers, Julius Schuster Of the
million dollar hands together
with numerous vaudeville acts
and living freaks will complete
this attraction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Lou and Bud Do
Camp Shows
NEW YORK, April z.

Got to hand IL to Lou Cos
tello and Bud Abbott for giving
up their first vacation from
pictures in 1945 to do camp
shows In Arizona. The pair re-
ported to M-G-M April for
Abbott and Costello in Holly
wood"
Incidentally. don't let anybody
tell you that the boys Youth
Foundation was just a publicity
stunt. The first check for $8, 600
(half from each comedian) al
ready has been deposited in a
Beverly Hills bank.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

every so often. 'Srhis is the life.
amt it,"
The Los Angeles Herald-Ex-
press devoted two columns to
my Impressions OF the city-and
by way OF illustration illuni-
mated the article with pictures
OF the citys magnificent four
lane thoroughfares - then by
way Of contrast showed one Of a
New York street-picking out
the narrowest. most congested
alley in Times Square.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

self became a movie actor (.
ROXY Dolly had sailed of to
Europe to bring her sister,
Jennie, back TO America
Lucienne Boyer, import from
PaFee, was q sensation around
these parts.
We drove to California
In Memphis, Tenn, "As
Thousands Cheer was selling
out--a local newspaperman
told me that 1t might reach
the alltime record for a one
night stand established by
Billy Roses "Crazy Quilt
the single days gross being
$4,000.
Fannie Brice, Ted Healy and
Phil Baker were the stars OF
Crazy Quilt" In Juarez,
across the border from El Paso,
we had our dinner at Harry
Miteheli's famed Mint Cafe and
Bartender Coleman Feeney told
us that among the friends he
had served recently were Jimmy
Walker, Wallace Beery, Jack
Dempsey, Jim Jeffries, Robert
Montgomery. Clark Gable. Tex
Rickard-hundreds Of others.