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Evening star., 1946-05-03
Old Line Teams Face
Touqh Tasks on Road

All Maryland U. athletic teams
are on the road.
The baseball nine was at v. P. I
today and will invade Washington
and Lee tomorrow for Southern
Conference battles, while the track
and lacrosse squads left this after
noon for State College and West
Point, respectively. for Saturday
tests.
The trackmen will figure in a
triangular meet with Penn State
and Pitt and the stickmen will
oppose Army. rated the top ten In
the Nation. Only the ball team
will rule as favorite, the other two
outfits being distinct underdogs.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Baseball.

ST. Louis at Washington, 300.
Eastern at Western, Wilson at
Tech, Central at Coolidge. Ana
costa at Roosevelt Cinterhigh
series, 400.
st. Anthony at Gaithersburg,
$50.
Maryland at v. P. I.
Gonzaga at Georgetown Prep.
$3.50.
Westinghouse at Fairfax,
1:;30.
Penn State at Georgetown,
2::3O.
Richard Montgomery at Pooles-
vile, $3.50.
Friends VS.. Woodward North
Ellipse, $50.
Track.
Tech, Roosevelt at Wilson,
3:4o.
Western at Baltimore City
College.
Tennis.
Georgetown at Kings Point
Merchant Marine Academy.
Golf.
George Washington VS.. Loyola,
Indian Spring, 800.
Western VS.. Coolidge, WASH
ington; Central VS.. Roosevelt,
Manor, and Tech VS.. Anacostia,
Kenwood Gnterhigh series, 400.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
St. Louis at Washington. 800.
Catholic University at George
town, 200.
Maryland at Washington and
Lee.
Woodberry Forest at ST. AL
bans, 2:30.
Episcopal at Gilman, 2:30.
Horses.
Virginia Gold Cup, Broadview
Course, Warrenton. Va.
University of Maryland show,
Riggs and Ager roads, 10 am.
Tennis.
Friends invitation tourna-
ment Through May IL, $50.
Episcopal at Gilman, 200.
Georgetown at Princeton.
Woodberry Forest at ST. AL
bans, 200.
Track.
Virginia State prep school
championships, Charlottesville.
Maryland at Penn State.
Loyola at Catholic University,
800.
Mems Faculty Club invita-
tional meet, Washington-Lee,
100.
Lacrosse.
MARYLAND at Army
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Bowling Hits Peak
In WCDA Event

With the entire 16-club Be-
thesda Bowling Center Thousand
Dollar League and a half dozen
more Masonic loop teams sched-
uled to roll, competition in the
36th annual Washington City
Duckpin Association champion
ships will hit its peak tonight
at Lucky Strike.
Encompassing many of the
citys leading bowlers, most of
the teams of the strong Bethesda
League will be aiming for first
place in Glass A, a spot now held
by the Bethesda No. l of the
District League with a score of
1913.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Kings Horse Runs Mile
And Then Takes Race
BY the Associated Press

NEWMARKET. Eng. May s.
King Georges Hypericum. 100 to in
the betting. which bolted from the
starting gate and ran a mile before
being caught. easily won the 1000
guineas mile race for 3-year -old
fillieS today The time was 1:4135.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Seven Colleges Striving
For CoIored Net Title

Seven colleges were to compete
In the 22d Annual Colored Inter-
collegiate Invitation tennis tourna-
ment scheduled to get under way
today on the Randall Courts, South
Capitol and I streets S.W., with
Howard University as host.
With play listed to windup to-
morrow, the other colleges COM
peting include Hampton Institute,
Shaw, St. Augustine, Johnson c.
Smith. Winston Salem Teachers
and Lincoln.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Unbeoten Episcopal Net
Team Shades London

Episcopal High Schools tennis
team boasts victory No. on its un-
defeated record after shading a pow
erful Landon School squad. 5-4, yes
terday on the Baileys Crossroads
courts.
o sinsles-Roddy lEh defeated Bosley.
Draper 6--3. -: Burnett (E) defea ted
Gardner, S-1O. 81. 6--3: Rogers Ill
guire o. defeated Shepherd, s-3 SO.
:. Doubles--Roddy and Alexander defeated
Yates and Bogley. 6-s. 7-5, 81: Simp-
Draper, .6-1, IS; Crosland and Shep-
herd defeated Rogers and Mcguire. 6-3,
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Bone Clipped, ,kewhouse'
Must Rest HurIinq Arm
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, May 3.-Hal New
houser, ace southpaw of the Detroit
Tigers, said today that X-rays taken
in Boston yesterday disclosed three
chips in the elbow of his pitching
arm and that the Boston physician
recommended rest cure
He didn't indicate how long he
would be out.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Ex-Hoyo Perpich Among
Five Grid Dodgers Siqn
BY the Associotsd Press

" nv NsS0VIoI0u FT0S3
BROOKLYN, May 3.-Five more
Brooklyn football Dodgers of the
All-America Conference have re-
turned signed contracts.
Four of them are Tackles Floyd
Spendlove Of Utah, Frank Hrabetin
OF Loyola Hos Angeles), Ray Rich
of N. Y. U. and George Perpich of
Georgetown. The other is End Ray
Prochaska of Nebraska.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Bethesda Girls SheIIock
Friends Softies, $50

Bethesda High girls softball team
scored in high figures again yester-
day, beating Friends girls, 26-0, at
Bethesda.
Virginia Chaffin scored her Tooth
run of the season in the seventh
inning.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Silver Sprinq to Practice

Silver Springs baseball team
practices tomorrow on its Colesville
diamond at 2 o'clock and meets
Greenbelt in Prince Georges
County League game Sunday at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Gonzogo Whips St. Paul
On BrumIevy's 4-Hitter

Eddie Brumlevy tossed a 4-hitter
and famed II to lead Gonzaga to a
l0-1 victory over st. Paul yesterday
on the Benning diamond.
st. Paul ~ 100 900 O-1 2
Gonzaga = OO5 800 x-10 10
Townsend and Downs; Brumlevy and
Mannon
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Hi-Skor Loop Forming

Men and women interested in
rolling in the Hi-Skor Mixed Sum-
mer League on Thursday nights are
requested to contact Hokie Smith
at the alley.
Evening star., 1946-05-03

War Admiral, but good, solid piece of horsefiesh,
one that should have been picked all along.
The pattern of the first peacetime Derby is
no different from most of its II predecessors.
There certain notifications and refinements,
of course. For one thing the Run for the Roses
is worth 100000 this year. And the crowd which
may run upward of 100000, will be larger But the
experts and the amateurs guessing, as usual,
and the longer and louder they guess the more it
becomes apparent no one entry is being handed
the palm before the is run.
The chalk, as they say is the Maine Chance
entry, but even among the three horses that Mrs.
Elizabeth (Arden Graham will send to the post
there is considerable speculation as to the best.
Lord Boswell and Knockdown are rated about on
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Pirutes Get OutfieIder

PITTSBURGH, May 3 (Pi.-Pitts-
burgh has announced that Out
fielder Bill Rodgers. %. a recruit re.
Gently discharged from the Army
has signed.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Lord Boswell Hos Edge in Jockey Arcuro

Lord Boswell Hos Edge IN Jockey Arcoro
Lord Boswell the horse causing most of the talk He has
back and jockeys don't better than Acaro He's already
three Derbies Earl Sande the odtme
the incredible Murphy, shooting
only fourth triumph in the races history
Running of the Maine Chance entry might
wells chances either The Arcaro mount
keep running and there's law prohibiting the
sending Perfect Bahram bstering
killing OIL the other contenders You Derbes
the percentages
that he rated the rating however
usually little the
speed 3year-od exception
for Whily there dozen shots which
Then few Derbes
to be able to distance. He's mile
That's why the Derby trials mile
big isn't mile quarter
Knockdown, Spy Song. AssouIt-in That Order
There other
sicsa probably heavy track the field
get 6 II horses track at time bound
traffic problem hide with early might
while better horse
the mil when
they sending Perfect Baham with Boswell
Perfect Bahram has
hand
and Assault. insists Hampden
Another the sulky
he will hide everything
him lately and is stretch others point
There
before the Derby And then
another Exterminaor Gallant Fox War Admaand
forgotten and tails And then 900
people they pitch his game
will told He couldn't miss"
Nobody
preferably Knockdown
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Maryland at Army.
5oIf Ace Reaches Britain

LONDON, May |P1.-Bobby
Locke, 28-year-old South African
Open Golf champion, has arrived
to compete in British Journeys.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Derby Field, jockeys and Odds
By the Associated Press


3-FoloWlEg The
Evening star., 1946-05-03
Win, Lose or Draw
No Great Horses on Eve of the Derby
By FRANCIS (. STANN
Sfor Sfoff Corrspondent

LEXINGTON KY, May 3As the of nearly
Kentucky Derby they saying wide
saying until approximately They're
the chances the winner will
Evening star., 1946-05-03
League Statistics
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1916.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Boston. s.; Detroit. 4.
New York, s; Cleveland. y.
St. Louis, 10; Philadelphia, 3.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1946-05-03

with Perfect Bahram Any
take all But could Hampden Rippey
q couple others.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Nine Ring Bouts Listed
lin 6. j. |ntramuraIs

Nine bouts, featuring a heavy
weight scrap between Andy Ronon
and Jack Anderson, will make up
the intramural boxing card to be
presented at Georgetown tomorrow
at 6 pm. The show eliminates two
months of intensive work under
Coach Marty Gallagher's direction
and is expected to produce a lot OF
action even though some of the boys
may be short on skill.
Bob Lyles, former Eastern High
School football star and now a
freshman at the Hilltop, will meet
Dick Giebel in a middleweight scrap
Other pairings are as follows:
~120--Eusene Adkins VS.. Frank Libby:
175wPhil OHara VS.. Frank Noonan: 1876
~n1billy Kelly VS. Pat Byrne; 165-Raphae
Rivera vs. Paul Casanonas: 146-Sam
iIssn ssmahs vs. CALEB RsssdsI: l47--Diek SUI:
Smith VS.. George Detorie
Evening star., 1946-06-06
KapiIow, Perry's Foe
For Show June II,
Is Fancy Boxer

Danny Kapilow, New York Jewish
welterweight and something of 8
fancy boxer, will be the opponent fol
Aaron Perry III the 10-round main
event fight at Griffith Stadium or
June II. He taxes the place o1
George Sonny Horne, originally
slated for the fight, who had to with
draw because of illness.
Kapilow is no stranger to Wash
lngton fight fans. In fact, off the
strength Of his two showings here
last year he likely will have a sizable
crowd roofing for him. 1t has not
been forgotten that he was on the
short end of the great Uline Arena
robbery of last October, when Sam
my Angott got the decision amid a
chorus OF boos that all but opened
the seams at the ice plant. That
was after Danny outboxed and out
slugged Angott practically all the
way, twice flooring him. In fact, it's
noteworthy that Kapilow would
agree to fight here again, especially
against local boy.
Before the Angott bout, Danny
mad decisioned Smuggy Hersey in
eight rounds at the ball park, en-
ploylng the left jab, excellent coun-
ter punching and deft footwork for
which he is noted. That, incidental
ly, was one of the supporting bouts
the only good one, in fact-on the
card headed by Perry's first-round
Knockout over one Jimmy TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Strand, in Bare Feet,
Has Rhythmic Tuning
For Meet on Coast
By the Assceioted Press

COMPTON. Calf, June g.
Rhythmic is the word for lean Len
mart Strand, the latest running i'm
portatton from Sweden, who starts
his assault on American 1,50o-meter
and mile records at the Compton
invitational meet tomorrow.
The long faced, 24-year-old Swede
who conquered both Gunder Haegg
and Arne Anderson runs like a
feather-footed gazelle, with no waste
motion in any part Of his slight
5-foot, 8-inch, 140-pound frame.
The personable Strand gave a
smooth demonstration of his talents
yesterday in putting the finishing
touches on his training for his
American debut.
First he ran about a mile and a
half bare-footed on the grassy out
skirts of the Long Beach Municipal
Golf Course. Strand, like his travel
ing predecessor, Haegg, prefers tc
do all his training on grass.
1T feels better" says Strand in
his remarkably clear English. BE.
sides, it builds up your arches"
He has walked around the Comp
ton track, but doesn't intend to run
on it until the meet tomorrow night
His main competition is expected tc
come from the Olympic Clubs John.
ny Fulton, ex-Standford ace.
The Compton 1,500-meter record
is 3:51.4, set by Les MacMitcheu in
194l. Strand is aiming for $50, al
all goes right" He has done 3:46.6
not too far behind Haegg's world
mark of 3:43.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Bill K Is Early Choice
To Capture Feature
Al Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
(SpeciaD. "A Washington owned
thoroughbred, Flamingo Farms Bill
K, is the early choice in the $1,000
Bill Bannagan, today's 6h -furlone
feature.
Bass Fiddle, recent winner here
and Gallant, a fast worker, should
furnish Bill KS toughest opposition
In the Brick Woods, 7s-mile Sec
ondary feature, John Bosley, jr.'s
Aiken is the early favorite.
The horse that heads Mrs. v. T
Carter's Inez M likely will grab of
the big share of the purse in the
81 900 Purcellville.
Yesterdays crowd of 1000 took a
pasting when S. Greene, jr.'s, Tooner-
vile. odds-on favorite. finished out
of the money in the $1,000 Gettys-
burg, with the winner turning up in
Mrs. E. M. O'Brien's Pennypacker
who paid $4,000.
S. M. Follin's Erato might have
been the winner, but for running out
at the stretch turn while setting the
pace. She took the place from John
Fosters Grey Prince.
Webb Snyder became the meetings
leading rider with six victories when
he won yesterdays opener astride
the Oak Hill Farms Julette.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Three j. ). Netwomen
Take British Matches

MANCHESTER, England, June 6.
Three American Wightman Cup
pers made clean sweep of the third
round of the northern lawn tennis
tournament. downing their British
opponents in straight sets.
Doris Hart of Miami, Fla, beat
British Wightman Cup Player Joan
Curry, 60, Ga; Margaret Osborne
of San Francisco, breezed through
Joan Quertier. 60, @1, and Louise
Brough of Beverly Hills, Calf,
scored 60, 6-3, to win from Mrs.
B. E. Hilton, who had beaten Amer
ica's Mrs. Patricia Canning Todd
yesterday.
In the third round of the mems
singles, Australian Jack Harper de-
feated British National Singles
Champion E. J. Filby, 6-3, 6-3,
while British Davis Cup Player
Derek Barton trimmed R. E. Carter
6-3, 6j1.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Fights Last Night
BY the Assoeioted Pres.

NIB sR99oKSIYM,IIzzy 91SI ;,-y Jsnnazzo. 1855,
BANGOR, Me.-Johnny Campbell
134; Brewer. Knocked out Johnny
NEW YORK (Forum Arena) Ernie
Copeland, 149h, New York, outpointed
BOBBY SSon5y Berger. 1854 Hollywood,
READiNG, Pa.-Dominic Fiantini.
l29. Hartford, Conn, outpointed Benny
May. l25. Montreal, 8.
MuTpS MW Y9Sk sSK N:V Nesots YoIP
freddie Yeaser' 1885, Port Chester
a,. ,sgSE;Fg2Ie-w.ltes .S5;g r.. K3;!sy. 1ssH ,,':
Rosshs; I2s, wilmington. Del. 10.
P1TISFIEID, Mass.-Sam Barodi
15S, Akron, knocked out Kid Chicken
WORCESTER, Mass.-Joey 5arnum.
144, Kansas City, -TKO'd Al Red"
PRov1pESaicE.' 'E.a'nee, K. f@Johnny Juli-
Josfo Jsek Spider" Armstrong 1876 To-
EIizABETH. N. J.-Harry Preston.
Harrison Dempsey McPhail, 14s. De-
OAKLAND. calif-Beany Gala. 1875.
Oakland, .outpointed Bobby jackson.
l30, Los ANGLES, 10.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
BY the A,soeioied Press

A field of IL 3-year-olds appears
likely for the 11/16-mile Kent
Stakes at Delaware Park Saturday
first of three $4,000 specials to be
run during the meeting.
Hal Price Headley's Pellicle has
arrived from New England along
with Red Pompon, stablemate.
Trainer John Gaver of the Green
tree Stable has decided to start
School Tie, winner of Tuesdays
feature, in the Kent. Eddie Arcaro
will be aboard again.
John B. Theall's Islam Prince
runnerup in the Shevlin Stakes at
Belmont yesterday, also will ship
to Delaware for the Kent.
Other probable starters include
Cedar Creek, Hippodrome, Dirl,
Sunhelio, Lovemenow, Midnight Oil,
Mahout, Natchez and Desert Ra-
ton.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
|DozenReodyfor $25, ,O00Kent,
Delaware Feature Saturday

Frank Frankel's Hadrian scored a
surprise victory in l "A in the Shev-
lin at 11/16-mile at Belmont Park.
The $27 for 81 shot led favored Islam
Prince a length and a half. Jacka-
mine was third.
Morris Wexler's Air Patrol won
the Down East Purse at Suffolk
Downs over Windmill by a length
and a quarter. Ogham was the
third. The winner completed the
6 furlongs in 1:11H and returned
$14.60.
David Strauss Daily Trouble
captured the Lincolnwood Purse at
Hawthorne by two lengths, with
Sigma Kappa second and Sand
Storm third. Daily Trouble Travelled
81 furlongs in 1:lS3s to pay $40.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
SPORTS Mirror

Today q year ago-Outfielder
JEFF Heath ended his holdout by
signing his 1945 Cleveland In
dian contract.
Three years ago Gun ID e r
Haegg. Swedish track star, ar
rived in New York.
Five years ago-Bob Feller
famed II and yielded only four
hits as the Cleveland Indians
blanked Philadelphia, 20.
Ten years ago-William Wood
wards Granville won the $41, 300
Belmont Stakes by a nose from
Mr.. Bones.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Record Field Is Likely
For Long Ocean Race
By the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, June 6.-Forty-siz
seagoing yachts have been entered
in the race from Newport, r. l., to
Bermuda, beginning June 20, it was
announced today by Harvey Con-
over, chairman of the Sailing Com
mittee of the Cruising Club of
America.
While some entries may be with
drawn at the last minute or fail
to pass inspection, it is possible that
the fleet in this first postwar re-
vival of the 635-mile event may ex-
ceed the record number of 43
starters in the last race held in
1898
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Rutgers Entry Fills
Coast Rowing Field
BY the Associated Press

SEATTLE, June 6.-University o1
Washington has announced 'that
Rutgers has accepted a bid to COM
pete June % in the 2,000-meter crew
race on Lake Washington, rounding
out the field of eight planned for
the western Poughkeepsie."
The number of shells available
has forced a limit on the number OF
entries.
Other crews entered are Wiscon-
sin, M. I. T., Cornell, Harvard, the
University of British Columbia, Cal
ifornia and Washington.
The last two are returning to
competition after a wartime laYoff
Evening star., 1946-06-06

William Woodward's Bonnie Beryl
won the Delaware Oaks at Delaware
Park yesterday, defeating eight other
3-year-old f1llies. She scored by 3k
lengths over Mrs. Robert H. Heighe's
Proverb. Howell E. Jackson's Red
Shoes was third, Bonnie Beryl
stepped the mile and a furlong in
Isl and paid s4.30.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Naval Gun Factory, AGO
Tie for SoftbuII Lead

Naval Gun Factory and AGO are
tied for first place in the District
Recreation Colored Government
Softball League, each boasting five
wins and no defeats.
Teams wishing to join this loop
for second half play are invited to
contact Joe Cole at Adams 2o50 be-
fore June 18.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Tiqers, 2: Macks, 0

Totals 33 2713 Totals 90 81 Is
sBatted for Caulfeld in seventh.
tBatted for Flores in eighth.
IRAN for Rosar in ninth.
Detroit - 100 OO1 OOO-2
Phila adelphia 900 900 000-0
Runs-Kell, Wakefield Errors-Suder,
Lake. Runs batted in-Kell, Wakefield.
Two-base hits-Lake, Mullin. Home runs
-Kell, Wakefield. Winning pitcher
Trucks. Losing pitcher-Flores.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Yankees, 9; Chisox, 6

Totals 361o o2413 Totals % 81 13
sBatted for Hammer in fourth.
+Batted for O'Neill in ninth.
tBatted for Platt in ninth.
Chicago ----- 003 010 101-6
New York $50 020 00X-9
Runs-Hodgin, Platt. Appling 80. Jor-
dan, Stirnweiss (2), Heinrich co. Keller,
Di Maggio G), Etten, Gordon. Errors
oNeill. Rizzuto Runs batted in-Hen-
rich, Di Maggie, Robinson 90, Page,
Trosky a., Outright, Etten. Gordon.
Two-base hts-Trosky co, Jordan (2),
Appling Three-base hit-Jordan. Win
ming pitcher-Gettel Losing pitcher
Grove.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Jontos, Ex-Oronee Star,
To Coach Rensselaer,
BY the Assoeioted Press

TROY, N. Y, June 6.-Edward A
Jontos, SO, former Syracuse football
star and until recently a lieutenant
commander in the Navy, has beer
named head football coach at Rens-
selaer Poly.
He succeeds Walter j. Duke)
Nelson, who resigned recently te
become assistant athletic director
and head football coach at Middle
bury.
Jontos was captain of the 1896
football and lacrosse teams al
SYRACUSE
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Pitcher Stunceu Sold
By Yankees to Phils

NEW YORK, June 6.-Charles
Stanceu, right-handed pitcher, has
been sold to the Phillies by the
Yankees for an unannounced sum-
Stanceu, an infantry lieutenant,
was cited for gallantry in the Rhine
Rhone action.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Bucs Farm HurIer Hopper

PITTSBURGH, June (P).-The
Pirates have released Jim Hopper,
26-year-old right-hand pitcher, to
Columbus subject to 24-hour recall.
His release cuts the squad to 35.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Dies at Fete for Him

LYNN, Mass, June 6 (P.-John
P. Morrissey, about IS, who as man.
ager Of the old Lynn Comets de.
veloped several ball players who
eventually reached the majors, dice
Of heart attack at a testimonial
dinner in his honor last night.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Western Golf at Atlanta

ATLANTA, June 6 P.-Howard
Beckett, professional at the Capitol
City golf course, has announced
that the l947 women's Western
Open golf tournament would be
held here.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Wilson, Star EmpIoye,
Bags Second Golf Ace

A perfect four-iron shot on the
l60-yard seventh hole at Fairfax
earned Art Wilson, an employe OF
the Star, his second hole in one yes
terday. Wilson scored his first ace
at East Potomac. James C. Donald
son. G. F. Swift and G. L. Burrows
witnessed the shot.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
W. & M. Gets Basket Tutor

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, June 6 (P.
Dick Gallagher, who rejoined the
William and Mary coaching staff
late last year, has been named
basket ball mentor to succeed S. B.
(Frosty) Holt, who returns to his
old duties as head coach at Carson
Newman,
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Cubs, 6: Giants, 5

Totals 3S l2'2612 Totals 3S 1927 8
Two out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Bithorn in third
:Bstted for Sturgeon in sixth.
Slated for Chipman in sixth.
New York " O22 OO1 600 8
Chicago " 0O1 UO4 OOl II
Runs-Blattner. Mize, Young, Gordon,
Fischer. Hack. Lowrey, Cavarretta, Watt
kus. Mccullough, Gilbert. Runs batted in
Fischer, Rosen, Gordon, Kerr. Lowrey,
Cavarretta (2), Nicholson, Dallessandro,
Cooper Watkins. Three base hit-Lowrey
Home run-Cavarretta. Winning pitcher
Kush Losing pitcher-Trinkle.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Red Sox, 8; Browns, 8
Totals 45 "A SO II Totals 45 12 SO l.

TBatJeQ TOT DrelSeWerd IN SlXth.
+Batted for johnson IN ninth.
st. Louis - 200 O4O OO2 OO0-s
Boston 100 105 O01 O0O-S
Runs-Dillinger 80. Grace (2), Stephens,
Tc Pe5FS 4S boerr YofR @ 81 Masso
Errors-Dillinger, Harris. Pesky.- Runs
batted in-stephens (2)., Grace, Bernar-
dino, Judnich (2), Zarilla, Laabs, Doerr
12), York "a, Wagner (2l. Two Sc
hits-Dilltnger. Laabs go. Williams, York,
Mcbride. Home runs-Stephens, York.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Ray and Comiskey Matched

BOSTON, June 6 tP.-The heavy
weights Elmer (Violent) Ray and
Pat Comiskey have been matched
for an outdoor show at Braves Field
June "a
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Brewers Buy Brewster

MILWAUKEE,, June 6 (P.-Pur-
chase of Shortstop Charley Brewster
from Cleveland has been announced
by Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Brown Leads Yale Crew

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 6 (P.-
Yale has announced the election of
Alexander T. Brown of West Suf-
field, junior, as captain of the
1947 varsity crew.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Miscellaneous Baseball

Lafayette. 3; Princeton. ].
Fort Sheridan, 2: Great Lakes, I.
salnbridse' 4; Philadelphia Navy Base,
Yale. 8: Harvard. 0 Owe. rainl.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
5: Pirotes, 3

Totals 33 92713 Totals 30 6c7 16
'Batted for Furillo in eighth.
fBatted for Roe in seventh.
tBatted for Cox in eighth.
Slated for Strincevich in eighth.
fBatted for Handley in eighth.
Brooklyn - ~ oil 010 020-5
Pittsburgh 001 001 010-3
Runs-Stanky, Reese, Herman, Schultz,
Anderson, Cuisine t2), Roe. Errors--And-
erson, Handley. Runs. batted in-Galen,
Reese t2), Russell, Walker, Barrett. Kiner
Two-base hits-Galan, Gustine. Three
nase hit-Stanky Winning pitcher-Higbe.
Losing pitcher-Roe.
Evening star., 1946-06-06
Cards, 2; Braves,

tits 80 525z15 Totals 90 627 q
'Batted for Cross in ninth
zone out when winning run scored
Boston ----------- 0l0 900 00O-1
Runs-Gillenwater. .Kurowski (2). Err
rors-kuroEski. Walker. Ryan. Runs
batted in-Ryan, Garagiola, Adams. Two