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Evening star., 1945-12-24
Argyle Club Organize!
Company 10 Develop
New 1S-HoIe Links
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Formation of corporation known
as the Argyle Land Co., Inc, to act
as the holding company for the new
country club was announced today.
Property scheduled to be purchased
is the Roland Mackenzie farm at
Layhill, Md, consisting of 145 acres
and several buildings.
The organization is made up Of
members of the old Argyle Club Of
Silver Spring, which has been sold.
Soon after January l a, member
ship meeting will be held, at which
sponsors of the new club will out
line plans. Golf course construction
is expected to start early in the
spring and some of the holes of a
planned 18-hole course may be in
use by summer.
Percy w. LIE Due, Argyle vice presi-
dent, has drawn up plans for the
layout and will be in charge of con-
struction. LIE Due plans to utilize
three streams winding through the
property for hazards. Members who
have seen the plans are enthusi-
astic.
Incorporators Of the company are {:
Sam Solomon, w. w. Deal, Percy w.
LIE Due, William Smith, r. E. Gable,
Lincoln S. Johnston, r. M. Stearns,
j. N. Diffie and A. P. Sasscer.
Argyle will be the first new club
to be built in what is expected to
be large postwar expansion of golf
facilities around the National Capt.
tai.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Three Griffs in Top 8
Chuckers Headed by
Tiqers' Newhouser

Washington had the best pitching
staff in the American League this
year, based on earned run yield,
and in Roger Wolff it had one of
the circuits 20-game winners. Yet
its best was second-place finish, a
game and a half behind Detroit's
Tigers.
The big reason? Lefthanded Hal
Newhouser of the Tiger, who not
only knocked off the Mats repeatedly
before he bowed to them the last
time he faced them here. New
houser completely dominated the
pitching end of the 1945 campaign.
OF the hurlers winning more than
Is games, Newhouser was the best
in the league on win-lose per-
centage with Is victories and 8 de-
feats for .735 and also chalked up
the amazingly low earned run yield
average of 1.81 to be headman in
this respect.
The lefthander was busy pitcher
all the way. He pitched the most
innings. 313; faced the most batters,
1882 and topped the field in strike
outs, 212.
Wolff Stingiest Nat Hurler.
Only other pitcher in the 20-win
class besides Newhouser and Wolff
was Dave Ferriss of Bostons Red
Sox with 81 and 10. Others who
won more than Is games were the
Mats Dutch Leonard with II and 7
and Mickey Heafner with l6 and
IA; the Cleveland Indians Steve
Gromek with 10 and 8 and Allie
Reynolds with 18 and IL and the
Tigers Dizzy Trout with Is and Is.
Washington's Wolff was most ef-
fective of his clubs staff with an
earned run yield average of 2.12,
but Leonard was right at his heels
with 213. Wolff hurled the most
strikeouts for the staff with 108,
Rookie Marino Pieretti led in passes
to first base with 81 and gave the
most runs in the league, ia.
AS staff, the Mats pitchers gave
up an average of 2.92 earned runs
per game, pitched the most innings,
lab, and gave the last earned runs,
459. In pitching 81 complete games,
it was excelled only by the staff of
the st. Louis Browns that turned in
81 full games.
Mats Issue Fewest Walks.
The Mats gave the least number
of passes, 440, and in striking out
$50 batters were topped only by the
Tigers and the Browns. Least runs
were made off the staffs Of the
Browns and the Indians, each
granting 548. The Mats were third
in giving up 562.
The Browns pitchers hit only five
opposing batsmen all season, be-
lieved to be q league record. Dick
Fowler of Philadelphia's Athletics
pitched a no-hit, no-run game
against the Browns in the second
game of a double -header at Phila-
delphia on September 9. On May
13, Ferriss held the Tigers scoreless
in the first 41s innings, thus max
ing 22k scoreless innings in success
sion, a loop record for pitchers be-
ginning their major league careers.
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Sports Mats Pitching Staff Sngest in A. l. in Earned Run Yield
Wyoming, Kansas, Kentucky
Threaten for Basket Throne

Midwest and Southeast this week
They meet Illinois Saturday and
engage Minnesota, Notre Dame
Western Kentucky and Murray State
In that order before heading back
to Chicago. Other important games
of the week match:
Monday-Minnesota at Michigan State
Tuesday-Tennessee vs.. Long Islane
gniyersity. and Oregon State vs. Cit,
tan and North csrolins u"S Is. u New As Yori
University at New York.
Friday-Oregon State at Nebraska.
Island and Kentucky vs.. St. Johns Al
WV somns vs. vi Norf re
Carolina VS.. st. Josephs and Tnnesses
orna afmPf achs.n e PaaeShPhs Il State cofssf b
at Illinois and Great Lakes at Purdue
Among the outstanding features ol
last weeks games were Iowa's 41-3s
triumph over Illinois in a Western
Conference clash, Indiana's 67-5s
extra-period upset of previously un-
beaten Michigan and Cornells easy
70-36 conquest of Columbia to takt
over first place in the Eastern In.
tercollegiate League.
Other noteworthy events included
Notre Danes 49-47 win over Pur.
due for its fifth straight, New Yorl
University's 59-51 victory over Roch.
ester and Great Lakes 67-50 upset
of Minnesota.
Quintets that fell fom the un'
beaten ranks over the week end il
addition to Michigan, Columbia
Purdue and Minnesota included Ohi'
University, Southern California ant
Pepperdine of Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
BY JOE REICHLER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Three per-
RENAL basket ball players-Wy-
oming, Kansas and Kentucky-are
threatening to give Oklahoma Ags
and De Paul a terrific battle for
national honors.
The three challenging quintets,
along with Notre Dame, Iowa, Cor
nell, Indiana and New York Uni
versity, have retained their unde-
feated status thus far. Other outfits
such as Syracuse, Texas, Baylor,
Yale, West Virginia and others also
have maintained perfect records, but
the caliber of their opposition has
not been~formidable.
Wyoming, in particular, comes up
with power-laden outfit this year
The Cowboys, after a dismal 1944-45
campaign, are back in the saddle
once again. Coach Ev Shelton has
brought back Kenny Sailors, Melo
Komenich and Jim Weir, the trio
that mainly was responsible for
bringing the 1942-43 national cham
pionship to Wyoming.
With Sailors, who was voted the
outstanding player award in the
1943 NCAA tourney, making his first
start Saturday night since receiving
his discharge as Marine lieutenant
the Cowboys romped over Kansas
State, 1927, for their fourth triumph
Wyoming is on an Eastern tour ano
will meet some of the sections tor
fives.
Six in Row for Kentucky.
| Kentucky, annual Southeastern
Conference title contender, has
racked up six triumphs thus far
The Wildcats meet st. Johns al
New York December 20 and Temple
at Philadelphia January /. Hailed
as the greatest of the many out
standing teams Coach Adolph RupI
has tutored, the Wildcats number
among their victims the powerful
Arkansas unit, which dropped a
last-second 1-point decision to New
York U. in the Garden last week
Kentucky walloped the Razorbacks,
67-42.
Kansas, favored to win the Big Six
crown, has piled up 4o1 points in
winning its first seven games. Leo
by the brilliant Charley Black, who
has scored 81 points in six games
the Jayhawks head for Oklahoma
City, where they are slated to COM
pete in the eight-team all-college
tournament starting Wednesday
The Jayhawks meet Rice, South.
western champs, and should they
get by the Owls, will meet the win.
ner of the Oklahoma Aggies- -Texa.
clash on Thursday night for the
right to go into the finals Friday.
The Aggies, co-favorites with Kan.
sas in the tourney, have been idl,
since their narrow squeak ovel
Temple last week and their recore
remains at four triumphs and on,
defeat. In the meantime, De Paul!
Demons bowled over Arkansas Stat,
and Oregon State for their seventh
and eighth straight conquests.
De Paul on Tour.
The Demons, runnerups to Okla.
homa A. and M. for the title las
year, begin a five-game tour of tn,
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Bears Trim Wilmington
To Even Court Record

Washington Bears, local Negro
professional basketers, marked up
an all-even record in weekend
court work after bouncing into the
win column in Baltimore last night
with a 64-48 decision over the
Wilmington Barons.
Bill Brown, with 81 points, was
the star of the Bears victory that
came on top of a 1888 loss to the
Rochester Seagrams in Rochester,
N. Y, Saturday night.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Cobb Will Consider Cor
For New Speed Try
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. "a
John Cobb, London fur broker who
drove the Railton Red Liner 3697
miles per hour in 1889 to smash
land speed records. was scheduled
to arrive here today for a Wednes-
day conference on future speed at
tempts with Reid Railton of Berke-
ley, Calf, designer of the Red
Liner.
They will consider whether the
automobile should be rebuilt or an
entire new car constructed. The
record was set over a measured mile
on the Bonneville salt fats.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Many NotobIes Will Be Guests
At Touchdown Clubs Dinner

Outstanding military leaders. of
the recent war will be on the dis
tinguished guest list of the Touch
down Clubs annual dinner at the
Hotel Statler Tuesday night. Janu-
airy 2, when Bo McMillin of Indiana
is to be honored as the football
coach of the year"
Gen. Dwight Eisenhower of the
Army and Admiral William Halsey
of the Navy will be guests of honor.
it was announced today by 1t. Col.
Joe Escude, the dinner chairman.
Admirals Ernest j. King and
Mark Mitscher and Vice Admiral
Ben Morren of the Navy also will
answer the roll call along with Gen.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Basket Boil Scores

Virginia Union, 40; Yeshiva, 40.
Pepperdine, 40: Loyola New Orleans), As.
Washington o., As; Missouri, A..
Miami tOhio), 81: Akron GOODYEAR, 46.
Funk Jewets of Phoenix, 65; Arizona State
State College of Tempe. 40.
Montana State. S67; South Dakota Wes-
Eastern washington. be; Montana, 80
washington State, 81; o. of British CO.
lumbia, a.
Nevada, b2; Chico State fCalif), 80.
Santa Ana AAF, 81; Southern California,
d. &ary's prenisht. a: o. c. L. A.. 80.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Mark Set by Nelson
For Golf Winnings

Byron Nelson's golden golf touch
has netted him $64,528 in War
Bonds (maturity value) this year,
an all-time high in Professional Golf
Association records, PGA Tourna-
ment Manager Fred j. Corcoran has
announced.
With two more tournaments, Fort
Worth open December 14-16 and
Bing Crosby contest December 20
and 80, Nelson already has far out
distanced his own mark of $4,000
set last year. He won Is major PGA
tournaments.
Other top money winners:
Harold McSpaden. S33 1854; Ben Hogan
S26,20s; Sam Byrd, S15:656; Sam Snead
S15,140; Jimmy Hines, $1,000; Vic GheZZi
$1,000; Denny Shute, S7,150: Herman
Barron, S6,911, and Gene Sarazen, S6,36e
Evening star., 1945-12-24

Laverne G. (Blondy) Saunders of
the Army Air Forces.
Members of the cabinet who are to
attend include James Forrestal,
Secretary of the Navy; Robert Pat
terson, Secretary of War: Fred Vim
son, Secretary of the Treasury, and
Robert Hannegan, Postmaster Gen.
eral.
Charles G. Ross. secretary to Pres
ident Harry S. Truman, and George
Allen. personal representative of the
President, also will be on hand
The dinner has been a sell-out
since it's announcement and thou
sands of applications for reserva-
tions have been rejected due to
limited seating space.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
GuefhIer's S 722 Takes
James Pin Handicap
With Kelly Second
By BEN McALWEE.

Frank (Bub) Guethler, Washington
No. ] bowler, plucked 500 Christ
mas plum yesterday at Alexandria
Recreation by winning Paul James
Christmas Tree Handicap with a
bang-up 722 score from scratch. His
games were 140, 116, 1856, 169 and
161.
1t was the dynamic Lucky Strike
team captains second tournament
victory of the season. Two weeks
ago he won the Brooklyn Open at
Baltimore, topping 1872 other star
pinmen who made up the biggest
field of the season.
Kilby Is Runnerup.
Ed Kilby of the Safeway League
was the runnerup in a field of 48
at Alexandria with 60-713. His prize
was $40. Aubrey Evans. Alexandria,
collected $40 with a third place
count of 46-709. Bert Lynn, Co
lonial Village team star, and Pete
Garalli tied for fourth place with
gross 699s to split.
Manager Paul James, who staged
the event, copped the high set con-
ISOLATION prize of IS with $50 and Bill
Dickerson, another Alexandria lu-
minary, won S. with high game of
173.
Baltimore put it on the Capital
again last night in the Oriole City,
when Howard Hipsley, compara-
tive newcomer in major stake COM
petition, copped the first annual
Guilford Singles with score of
1872, nosing out Washington's Tony
Santini by four pins.
Watson Ties for Third.
Ray Watson, Northeast Temple
ace, also made a gallant bid with
826, only to tie for third place with
Oriole Ed Taylor, while Howard
Parsons, the Hi-Skor sharpshooter,
was seventh with 799.
Other Baltimore prize winners
were Tony Petro, fifth, 8l9; Nova
Hamilton, sixth, 807; Bill Berry.
eighth, 797; Hal Tucker, ninth, 794;
Hugh Trader, 10th, 100; Bob Fisher.
18th. 785. Charley Meyers of Fred
erick. Md, was the high game con-
ISOLATION winner with I'll.
Only six Capital rollers competed
in the new six-game event which
Grew field of GA.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Homer by keItner PAGES
Navy 10 Win Over n. |.

HONOLULU, Dec. "a (P.-The
Navy All-Stars handed the touring
USO-National League All-Stars
their third baseball defeat in five
games with .Hawaii-based service
men, 81.
The Navy jumped into a seven
run lead in the first two innings
against Ralph Branca, Brooklyn
Dodgers thrower.
A homer with two aboard in the
second inning by Navy's Ken Kelt-
ner, former Cleveland Indian ace,
topped the explosion.
The Nationals scored five runs in
the seventh. Tom Brown, Brooklyn
Dodger. sparked the rally with a
homer.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Catholic EIevens in sc
Come at New Orleans
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASS0clated PrehS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 24-Two
of the countrys leading Catholic
high school football teams - La
Sale Academy of Providence. r. L,
and Holy Cross Of New Orleans
fought to 6-to-6 tie before a crowd
of 5000 yesterday.
Joe Ernst's 15-yard pass to Ted
Mace in the second period accounted
for the New Orleans teams score. A
bad pass from center recovered in
the Holy Cross end zone by Peter
Pierik, La Sale tackle, registered for
the visitors
The teams played in the rain on
a sloppy, muddy field. ...
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today year ago-Tennessee
downed New York us favored
basket ball team, 50-48, before
a crowd of 15,458 in Madison
Square Garden.
Three years ago-The Detroit
Tigers announced they would not
train at Lakeland, Fla.
Five years ago-The Cleveland
Indians sold Johnny Allen to
the St. Louis Browns.
Ten years ago-Ray Flaherty
was named to succeed Eddie
Casey as coach of the Boston
club of the National Football
League.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Brooks, D. c. Boy, Leeds
B. M. |. Soccers Aquin

Cadet Corpl. Richmond A. c.
Brooks. jr., of 1921 Twenty-eighth
street NV, has been reelected CO.
captain of the Bordentown Military
Institute soccer team for 1916. This
past season Brooks starred for the
Little Armymen at the center half
back berth.
Brooks is a member of the B. M. I.
Athletic Council, the "Y" Cabinet,
the Landon Rifles and is the cap
tain-elect of the 1916 track squad.
He is the son of DR.. and Mrs. Rich
mond A. C.. Brooks.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Harrisburg Busketers
Seek D. c. Opposition

L. B. Smith Motor Division team
OF Lemoyne, Pa, member of the
Harrisburg (Pa) Industrial Basket
Ball League, is interested in arrang-
ing games with the best teams of all
types on a home e-and-home basis.
Games outside of league competition
are to be played on Thursday nights
and every other Sunday afternoon.
Teams interested should contact
M. H. Wilson, team manager, at
l847 Boas street, Harrisburg, or
telephone Harrisburg 4-7077 in the
daytime or 4-1771 at night.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
By the Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 24.-Clear-
ing weather enabled Eastern and
Western football stars to go through
brisk workouts for the East-West
charity game here New Year Day.
Coaches Andy Kerr of Colgate,
Bernie Bierman of Minnesota and
Beattie Feathers of North Carolina
State lined up two prospective East
ern elevens and started intensive
work on plays and signals.
The Westerners raced through
heavy programs with co-coaches
Homer Norton, Texas Ags, and Grin
Hollingbery, ex-Washington State,
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Graziano, Joyce Prove
Best Fistic Magnets
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
New YORK, Dec. pa middle
weight Knockout artist, Rocky Gra-
ziano, and a lightweight boxer with
one of the best jabs in the sport,
Willie Joyce, were the most popu-
lar scrappers at Madison Square
Garden during 1945.
A compilation by the Associated
Press showed today that Graziano,
who jumped into popularity with
five straight knockouts. lured s402,-
462 in gross receipts compared to
Joyce's $37l,4 in seven main
events.
The Brooklyn clouter and the
Gary, Ind, boxer. have been signed
for 1916 appearances in the Eighth
avenue arena
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Coast Will Use Frosh
Until June 80, 1947
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Retention of the wartime rule
permitting frosh to compete on
varsity teams, until June 80, 1947,
has been announced by Pacific
Coast Athletic Conference.
The conference reaffirmed its
stand against high-pressuring tao
tics in recruiting athletes. A clause
was inserted penalizing by perma-
nent ineligibility any athlete found
accepting financial aid.
Restoration of the prewar trans
fer rule also was announced. Stu
dents transferring from one school
to another will be ineligible for
varsity play in their first year of
registration. Returning war vet
erans were excepted.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Loss, Handy With Rifle,
Gets Hiqh NRA Award

Thirteen-year-old Raylyn Lind
say, a student at Alice Deal Junior
High, holds the junior expert rifle
man rating awarded by the National
Rifle Association, which is the next
to highest rating in the NRA series.
Raylyn is the daughter of Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Richard C. L. Lind
say and lives at 1901 Morrison street
NV
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Race Tracks 10 Form
Office Of Protection
Ry the Associated Press.

Ey lne ASSOCldteu FIeSs.
BALTIMORE, Dec. "a. IT h e
Thoroughbred Racing Association
probably will appoint man to head
a Nation wide detective force to
police the country's major race
tracks, against undesirable charac-
tiers at a meeting Friday in New
York, Harry A. Parr, Sd, president
of the association, said today.
Representatives of % of the 33
tracks which belong to the associa-
ton decided to set up the force-to
be known as the Office of Protec-
tion-at the last meeting of the
Board of Directors and designated
Parr to find a man to head it.
Parr said he believes he has found
the man, but declined to disclose his
identity.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
RenzeI, Marquette Back
Siqns With Chicurds

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 24-Doug
Renzel, Marquette fullback in 1939-
IL, has signed to play with. the
National Football League Chicago
Cardinals in 1916.
A former Army lieutenant, Renzel
played with Camp Grant in 1912
He was discharged from service
recently.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Indoor Net Sturs Ruted

NEW YORK, Dec. "a (P).-Rich-
ard Savitt, Bayonne, N. j., was seed
ed first in the junior singles division
and Richard Mouledous, New Or
leans, La, first in boys singles for
the National indoor tennis cham
pionships opening here Wednesday.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
East Printing Pair Of EIevens
For Charity Game With West
numerous backfield and

forming numerous backfield and
line combinations.
They liked the hitting prowess of
Lloyd Rude, Nevada fullback, and
the line play of Rod Giske, Wash
ington States all-coast tackle. The
Western attack will be centered in
the all-around ability Of Jake
Leicht, Oregon ace who will quar-
terback the T-formation.
Gay Adelt, understood speedy
halfback from Utah, showed up i'm
pressively as did Earl Wheeler, rangy
center from Arkansas.
The two. Eastern teams were
manned as follows:
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John Marian to Pilot

ONEONTA, N. Y, Dec. "a (P)-
Oneonta of the Canadian American
League will be managed next year
by John w. Marion, brother of
Martin of the Cards.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Dormon to Pilot Hartford

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. "a tH1.-
Hartford's 1916 entry in the Eastern
League will be managed by Fred
Dutch) Dorman, veteran minor
Lacquer who piloted Hagerstown in
the Interstate loop last season.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Iowo SchooIboy Hot Scorer

Jack Dittner of Elkader tIowa)
High School put in few weeks this
fall scoring 2l8 of his eleven's 405
points to help with the Upper Iowa
Conference title.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Golf Meets 10 Be Resumed

Resumption of Virginia State anna
teur and women's golf tournaments
in 1916 have been announced. Sites
and dates will be selected later.
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Win, Lose or Draw

By FRANCIS {. STANN.

We amt at anybody this particular day. but until Junior
before
beatedy admit that Clark
given handsome Yuleide present by
exchanged jeff Heath
Case The Old Fox @ of those gadgets lot OF
will Ee foong around with wind it and maybe
it would go maybe it won't.
years up he
with Cleve
he hit 343 knocked 1l2 The
pitchers welcoming the
circuit.
Heath much of threat
the Hall of with his 292
average 1899 and his 29 1940 and why the Indians
that than people
figure.
gamblers They nearly profess
helngs, they patient Heath, in
Cleveland dugout manager
without kitchen chair
him off But the Indians hung onto him. because the
had the size telegraph poles they lot fex
b they predicted would hit although
made quite whether expected he would hit the
O.
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Case Hos Been Steudier of Two Players

exchanging presents Indians, Griffith gave up
who played his first full in 1888
Unlike Heath hit much above 0 but neither did he
the he played in
than John
Godfrey.
represents temperamental problem Indians
fellow who Grif it, like sim But
synthetic player all of his speed because Case has
faulty batting field too we'll He's
a with little natural ability.
deal gone through doubtful if would
Washington outeld in 1916 There
competition And the only Heath will
hitting which him terrific
disappointment the
BY Isn't about time to
icc that mind the
the daddy will thatand probably fall into the
Christmas!
Evening star., 1945-12-24
Griffs New Boy Didn't Like Bio Stodium

Heath hit pulverzed the ball the next
which would be 94 he batted $40 and drove in 1913
the good bugher of Cleveland
spent the low
bargain the field.
he didn't but he managed to hit
3 305 against wartime pitching which wasn't much He did
sukng according the Indians because
playing the toobg Municipal Sta
right and maybe it's significant that in 1914
hit only his lowest total for
in the majors
Griffith Out-agan Fnnegan in Heath
the bills about that time he'd be look
eagerly those nearure days when Manager Oe
Buege Godfrey Heath Washington
with Buddy Lewis Stan
Evening star., 1945-12-24

L. Macchia, Alfred A.. st. L
Appleton, p. W, 2St. L. -6W
Bridgec, Thomas d (. Det.
Chandler, Spuygeon F., N.
Miller John A.. ST. L.
Ross, Lee r.. Chi.
Holborow, Walter A., Wash
Connolly, william w, Phil
Fowler, Richard j., Phil. :.
Masterson, Walter, Wash
Bowles, Charles j.. Phil.
Henry, Earl c., Clev.
Houttemar, Arthur J.. Det.
Bowman, Joseph e., Bos.
DreiseWerd, Clement j., By
MarchiIdon, Philip j.. Phil
Evening star., 1945-12-24

F6 shTl kMennan Wh Potte Brett saaIK
Johnson W & Gate n
Hsen; y.auski =, Iops A. Wilson, CsI d /, - ~ won
Evening star., 1945-12-24

UNITED STATES LEAGUE,
st. Paul. 6: Kansas City, 3.
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- Essess have not pitched complete
Evening star., 1945-12-24

Baltimore. s: Washington. /.
New York, Z; Philadelphia, !.
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Hockey Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Eastern Division.

Montreal. 4: Boston, /.
Detroit, 4; Chicago, 4.