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Evening star., 1946-05-26
Dodgers Better Lead ,
Whipping Phi|s, II,
While Cards Idle
sy the Associated pr.xx

PHILADELPHIA, May 25. - The
Dodgers increased their first-place
lead over the idle Cardinals to 1l2
games today by spilling the Phila-
delphia Phils, IL.
The triumph. the Dodgers fifth
straight, also was their 14th in a
row over the Phils at shibe Park
all IL last year.
Vic lombard, who went the route
held the Phils to five hits, three of
them coming in the ninth when the
losers scored their lone run. 1t was
the little lefthander's fifth victory
against two defeats.
Tommy Hughes started for the
Phillies and was pounded for three
runs in the second inning, the
tallies resulting from Augie Galan S
triple. Ferrell Anderson's single and
two passes. Hughes was unable to
survive the third, retiring after
Pete Reiser's double had scored
Eddie Stanky.
With Hugh Mulcahy pitching
Reiser advanced to third on an in
field out and then started a steal
of home. He was allowed to score
when Umpire AL Barlick called a
catcher's balk on Andy Seminick
Seminick had jumped in front OF
the plate thus preventing Galan
the batter from swinging. Galan
was allowed to 60 to first with
Seminick being charged with an
error.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Stronohon, Bold Yonk,' Starts
British Open Against Hot Vet

6,735-yard Birkdale layout, and
cracked:
Par rs, eh? That's pretty high
I'll do the first round in TO-"
A. A. Dawes, club secretary, heard
the remark.
I'll bet you a pound (sN you
won't break 80 the first time
around" said Dawes.
Stranahan accepted. The next
day he went around with the club
pro, Bob Halshall, and carded a "a
Yesterday he shot 72.
Five former titleholders will be
in the field including the 1898
winner, Alex Kyle.
The other ex-champs are BOZ
Sweeney, jr.. who was born at
Pasadena, Calf, and won the title
in 1887; Michael Scott, at 68, one
of the oldest entrants and cham
pion in 1888; Maj. c. J. H. Tolley
1920 and 1929 winner and seven
times a Wa'1 Cup player. and DR.
William Iweddell. 1927 titlist and
runner-up to the last United States
winner, Lawson Little, in 1885.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
NiggeIing HurI for Mats
Against As in Twin Bill Today

Sid Hudson and Johnny Niggeling
will pitch for the Mats today when
they tangle with the Athletics in
a double header at Griffith Sta
dium, with Lum Harris and Bob
Savage slated to toll for Philadel-
phia. which has dropped five of
six games to Washington
Niggeling. who defeated Philadel-
phia on four hits and Chicago on
five in his only other starts this
year, will be shooting for his third
straight victory.
The Mats are slated to leave by
bus for New York Immediately fol-
lowing the twin bill, despite settle
ment of the railroad strike. Ar
rangements to travel by bus were
made prior to the strike cancella-
ton and will be adhered to.
Washington's double triumph came
in the form of a birthday present
for Coach Joe Judge, who was 50
yesterday
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Curdozo Finishes Second
In Schenectady Meet

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, May 25.
-Cardozo High School of WASH
ington, D. c., with a l2-man squad
finished second today in the annual
Schenectady Interscholastic Sports
Carnival with favored Mount Pleas
ant School of this city the victor
with 307s points. Cardozo scored
10.
Cardozo's James Baucom won
the 440-yard dash in 52,4 seconds
and its 440-relay triumphed in AS
It's 880-yard relay was second, as
was David Clark in the century
dash. Cardozo's medley relay was
third and William Sturdevant ran
fourth in the 44O.
Evening star., 1946-05-26

Eddie Lyons, Nat chattel, who
was hitting .404 for Chattanooga
when he injured his left knee re-
Gently, is here for heat treatments
but may be forced to submit to an
operation.
Reserved seats for today's double
header have been sold out, but gen.
eral admission tickets will go on
sale this morning at Griffith Sta
dium at 10 o'clock.
Umpire Bill MCGOWAN, who was
slated to work here yesterday, be-
came i'll prior to the first game and
was refused permission by a physi-
clan to umpire.
When Mickey Vernon drilled a
double to left in the eighth inning
of the second game it marked the
third time in Washington's last four
games that the slim first baseman
has come up with hit in his last
turn to preserve his batting streak,
which has reached 81 games.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Lord B. Drubbed
.by28-1 Mahout
lin Peter Pan
Late Drive by Graham
Horse Misses by Two
Lengths at Belmont
BY the Assoeioted Rrsss

NEW YORK, May 25.-Lord Bos-
well put on his usual cavalry charge
in the Peter Pan Handicap at Bel
mont today. and as usual it was only
good enough for second place-this
time behind 28-to-1 shot Mahout-
causing no end of suffering among
the horse-players and making As
Sault look better than ever for next
weeks Belmont Stakes.
AS matter of fact, the choco-
late champ of the Derby and Freak
ness made himself even more of a
good thing" to round out the Triple
Crown next Saturday by taking the
track early in the day and working
out snappy mile and a quarter
in 2:0525.
This. of course, was hours before
Lord B dropped two-length deci-
sion to Mahout, from the barn Of
Mrs. Walter Jeffords of Philadel-
phia, in his usual style-coming
from last place to chase the winner
home.
Lord BIS Backers Suffer.
AS though things weren't tough
enough for crowd of 37,740 cash
contributors. who had to trek to the
Long Island racing plant by auto
mobile and bus and foot, and prac-
tically every way except camel back
because of the then-on rail strike,
Lord B was an odds-on choice at 10
cents to the dollar to romp home in
this mile and an eighth.
He probably was the best horse
in the race, but it's getting so here
lately that you have to make some
alibi for the Lord of Maine Chance
Farm virtually every time he goes
to the post, which is giving him
somewhat of reputation as an "ex-
cuse horse In the Derby. he was
blocked and finished fourth. In
the Preakness when he was second
to Assault, they said the distance
wasn't long enough.
Today, when it was over, the
story was that the lis miles still
was too short and that the 1913
pounds Lord B was Juggling was
too much against a colt with only
112, like Mahout.
Mahout Waltzes to Wire.
Whatever the case. Mahout went
into high gear after a slow start,
went through and around most Of
the rest of the field of IA. caught
up with the pacesetters just after
they Strengthened for home, then
waltzed to the wire and was going
away at the finish. His time of
, l:5025 under Johnny Longden's
/ handling was nothing to break
stopwatches, but he worked on out
the IA mile in 2:0415 and from
that drew some support for next
Saturdays Belmont.
Altogether, II of today's IA
starters were eligible for the Bel
mont's ll2 miles. but aside from the
58.80-for-s2 Mahout, who was max
ing only his second start of the
year, and Lord B, the others might
just as well stay home.
In turning in his second straight
win of the year, Mahout picked up
a $4,000 paycheck, more than his
entire previous earnings of $3.50
in two years of racing.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
1erp Nine Wins, Bows
Against King S Point
by the Asxocioted Pre.x

GREATNECK, N. Y, May 25.-
After Harry Crouthamel had beaten
Kings Point Merchant Marine nine
10 to 4 in the opener here today, Art
Doyle turned in a 4-hit game in the
nightcap and the Mariners took the
final to 2. 1t was Crouthamel's
1th win in eight starts.
With the score tied 2 to 2 in the
9Th, two out and Frank Shellenback
on third, Ted GUrnick singled off
Bob Keene to give the home nine an
even break.
Shellenback was tagged for only
six hits in the curtain raiser but
two we're home runs fashioned by
Joe Andrus of Maryland who drove
in four tallies.
In the nightcap Andrus also
homered off Doyle All three of his
wallors cleared the 800 foot barrier
in right.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Swedish Tennis Team
Advances in Cup Play
BY ths Associated Press

STOCKHOLM, May 25.-Sweden's S
Davis Cup team today qualified to
meet the winner of the Belgium
China contest when the doubles
combine of Lennert Beroeilin and
Torsten Johansson turned back
Ireland's Cyril Kemp and Raymund
Egan, 8-6, So, Ga. Sweden had
won the two opening singles.
MONTREUX, Switzerland, Nav
Is (P,-The French Davis Cup team
today took 81 lead in its second
round European zone match with
Switzerland when Yvon Petra and
Marcel Bernard defeated the Swiss.
Jost Splitter and Rene Buser, 60.
81, 60.
BRUSSELS, May 25 tP).-China
and Belgium split opening singles
of their second-round Davis Cup
tie today. Kho Sin Kie whipped
Beleium's JACQUES Van Den Eynde.
6-3, IS. 6-3, and Philippe
Washer defeated w. c. Choy of
China, IS, Ga. 60.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Two Giant S|abbers
Subdue Braves, 5-3
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, May 25-Although
Monte Kennedy needed the help of
Ken Trinkle. the young southpaw
rookie gained his third triumph of
the season today. as the Giants de-
feated the Braves 5-3.
Kennedy allowed only one hit in
the Ave innings he pitched. but his
wildness caused his exit in the sixth
with the Giants ahead 81. He hit
Johnny Hopp and walked Tommy
Holmes and Ray Sanders to load the
bases and walk himself to the show
ers. Trinkle took over and escaped
with only two runs against him. He
gave up but two hits.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Mays Close 10 Mark
In Auto Grind Test
BY the As.ecioted Press

INDIANAPOLIS, May 25-Rex
Mays, 33-year-old Army Air Forces
veteran. turned in the fastest quail
flying time today of 19 starters who
have been lined up for the May 80
500-mile race and came close to
equaling the seven-year-old qualifi-
cation record.
He averaged l28.S61 miles an hour
for the 10 miles in the Bowes Seal
Fast Special in which he finished
second in 1910 and 194l
Forty-year- Chet Miller of
Glendale, Calf, added his name to
the list of starters when he roared
around the oval in an average of
l24639 miles per hour.
Miller is a veteran of IA previous
races and has been in the money
five times, finishing third in 1888.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Wisconsin Rallies 10 Head
Penn 0arsmen by 10 Feet
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-Wis-
consin's boatmen came from behind
to defeat Pennsylvania by 10 feet
owe. the Henley Course today on the
Schuylkill River.
Wisconsin, winnec CT the Eastern
Intercollegiate title two weeks ago at
Annapolis, was timed in 7 minutes.
IL seconds for the mile and one
sixteenth course.
Penn's Junior varsity was third
and Penn's 150-pound crew was last
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Rutgers Varsity Crew
.Outrows Princeton

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j.. May
IS (4).-Rutgers, winding up its first
rowing season after a three year
wartime lapse, overcame deter
minded drive by Princeton today to
win by length and a half.
In the Junior varsity race, Rutgers,
which has failed to win a race this
year, held true to form and Prince
ton sailed over the finish line five
lengths ahead.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Eight Schools 10 Visit
Aqain for t. Meet

Eight out-of-town schools have
indicated their intention of return
ing to Washington on Memorial Day
for the postponed &C. Club track
meet that was halted by rain on
May l8 shortly after early trials
got under way. With the eight local
schools also competing, this will
make at least 16 schools in this years
meet.
Most of the prep schools had to
withdraw because of examinations
scheduled the last week in this
month. Staunton Military Academy
and Durham IN. c. High, however
are holding special exams for track
team members so they can compete
Other out-ot-town entrants will rep
resent Baltimore Poly, Mount St.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Cornell Double Winner
Over Princeton Crews

PRINCETON. N, j., May 25 (P>.-
Cornell's 15O-pound varsity and
junior varsity crews defeated Prince
ton lightweights to sweep a dual
regatta today on Lake Carnegie.
The Big Red finished length
ahead of the Tigers at 6:471, while
the Cornell Jayvees crossed the line
at 657.3, three and a half lengths
in front of the Princeton she'll
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Maryland Netmen Defeat
Stubborn Cherry. Point

University of Maryland's tennis
team defeated a Cherry Point Ma
rine squad, 6-3, yesterday at Col
lege Park in hard-fought match
in which four singles and a doubles
fray went to three sets.
Sinsles-Dewitt Smith (M) defeated
Don Masrino tCP), SO. "a. e.:
Ed LaBeree tMl defeated Don Tone
tCp), 6-2. 4-R. 6-3 Herb Clark
ICPi defeated Jim Render (M). -.
81, Ga. Ken Kefauver tM) defeated
Paul Trenton .tCP). g., 6-3. Bob
6-4-- -3-6. 6-1. Bob CAGE tCP) de-
feated Dave -Rotenhofer tM), e.. 6-4
Doubles-Smith and LaBerge tM) de-
feated Magrino and Clark (CP) 81
6-1., Render and Kefauver tM) de-
feated Trenton and Cage tCP). g..
6-4. Miller and Tone (CP) defeated
Grosan and Rotenhoefer tM, "a. 2-6,
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Roosevelt Youth Is Rated
DISTINGUISHED RifIeman

Highest award open to Junior
shooter in the NRA series now is
the property of Gene Petit, 5405
First street NE, who has won the
National Rifle Associations dis
tinguished rifleman medal.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Petit, the 16-year-old rifleman shot
his way into the ranks of the high
est one per cent of NRA junior tar
geteers after competing for three
years.
He is a sophomore at Roosevelt
High School,
Evening star., 1946-05-26

Totals 90 3 "A 3 Totals 32 p II
.Batt,G for Wallace in third
IBatted for Johnson in seventh.
&Bated for Roser in 9th.
Boston 100 OOc 600.
New York 030 n20 O0X--5
Euns-Culler, Gillenwatar. Holmes. Mar
shall. MiZe. Young. Kerr. Rigney. Errors
Bla timer, Roberge. Warren. Runs batted in
Sanders. Rigner 90. Blsttner 90. War
rem. Fernandez. Hofferth. Two-base hits
Rieney. Warren. Stolen base-Young Sac
New York, o Bases on balls--Of Ken
nedy. :: off Wallace. /; off johnson. A.:
of Trinkle; Struck out-By WALLACE, !;
|: by Trinkle. .. Hits-Of Wallace 3 in
, innings; off johnson. in innings: off
nnnes tnone out in 6th): off Trinkle, 2
in 4 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Johnson
(Mize) by Kennedy Hopp) Winning
lace
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Red Sox Smear Dickey's Debut
As Pilot, Blasting Yonks, IA

Ferriss, still undefeated, managed
to limp into his seventh straight
win, for the Yankees gave him
their customary harsh treatment.
Chandler Well Hammered.
The Bosox collected 10 of their
IA hits and all of their runs against
Chandler.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Fulton Runs $50 in Isl,
Fastest Time of Year
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, May 25.-Johnny
Fulton, former Stanford runner
now competing for the San Fran
cisco Olympic Club. ran the fastest
half mile of the year today in a
meet in the Coliseum. He was
clocked in Isl.
Southern California won the meet
with 26 points, with Olympic Club
next with Is.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Indians Winners, 10,
As 5eerey Homers

ST. LOUIS. May 25.-Big Jim
Seerey's home run into the left field
bleachers in the sixth gave the In
dians 10 shutout over the Browns
tonight behind the 4-hit hurting of
Allie Reynolds. Reynolds struck out
nine batters.
Third BaSeman Ken Keltner was
injured in the third when a hard
grounder off Bob Dillinger's bat
struck him on the face
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Locke of South Africa
Is Victor in Yorkshire

LEEDS. England. May 25.-Shoot-
ing closing rounds of II and 72
over the 6,431-yard Moortown
course, Bobby Locke, the South
African champion. today won the
1000 guineas ($4,00O) Yorkshire
Evening News professional golf
tournament. His score was 283.
Evening star., 1946-05-26

I1leIVIOIeu tHe guu 10 any OF CeIIl he malICa1l1S,
confidently Griffith take justifable criticism
graciously-hes one of the few in sports who can
but when accuser is off base the old gentleman
burns and burns.
The stout showing by Brtans Bruce Wood
cock against Tami Mauriello has inspired critics
to rate Woodcock one of the best of poor lot"
of Empire heavyweights. . Dumb Dan Morgan,
who really isn't, goes back to Charley MITCHELL who
fought Jim Corbett in 1894 and reviews Bombardier
Wells, Phil Scott Tommy F'arr (whom he rates
the best) and Woodcock. But like so many of
the others, Dumb Dan overlooks one man, positively
the best of them all. His name: Bob Fftzsimmons.
He may not have been a heavyweight himself but
he fought and beat heavies.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Shirley's Brother RossIes

Shirley Temples brother, ex-Ma-
rine George Temple. jr., is in the
feature rassling match at Turner's
Arena on Wednesday night. He
meets Dick Craddock.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
London Nine Is Beaten
By St. james, 6 to |

st. James School team of Hagers-
town defeated Lsndon yesterday,
at Bethesda. 6-1 Big innings for
the visitors were the third and sixth
when they got two runs each time
Landon marked only in the third.
Evening star., 1946-05-26

IOtHTS . IOIHTS s! q
'Galan ava rded first base on catcher S
interference
tBatted for Mulcahv in Sth
tRatted for Hoerst in 9th.
Brooklyn -- O3, Ol0 100.
Philadelphia a00 600 O0l-l
Runs-Stanky. ReiSer (o), Hermanski
t9l, Galan, Stevens, Ennis. Errors-Sem-
mick cl, Verban Runs batted in
Galan t9), Reese. Anderson. Reiser
Northey. Two base -hits-Reiser. Galan
Three-base hits Galan. Hermanski
Stolen bases-Stanky. Reiser C!b Sacri-
fce-Lombardi. Double plays-Newsome
to Mccormick. Verban to Newsome to
Mccormick, Verban to Mccormick. Left on
ba bases-Brooklyr. :: Philadelphia. 8. bases
on balls-Of Hughes; ,: off Mulcahy, 3,
off Lomhardi; 4. Struck outnBy tol lombard
3 in o1s innings; off Mulcahy. 5 in 52S
innings: off Hoerst > in inning. Hit
pitches-Mulcahy t.). Losing pitcher
T Hughes
Evening star., 1946-05-26

VERNON GETS HOME-On second base when Travis
ged with the bases jammed the fifth inning opener
of the doubeheader with the AS yesterday Mickey had
dust in under the throw right field Gerry Priddy
(e) admres the feat This helped win the game
the Mats took the second 80. Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
How About Hit-ond-Error Slot, Mr.. Griffith?

Our Mr. Truman not be naturally aggressive but he's like
until they
up bad the Wighman matches l45
held England Stamme Menzies will be
Hills 1888 the few beat
both Helen Alice Marble England
indicate that she isn't the Empires best today newcomer Mrs
recently straight
will fall Saturday the
Belmont Assault only would be the colt
the CroWn-Kntucky Derby Peakness
which Gallant held
colt S308275
infationay When Gallant
Memorial Derby Preakness they
aggregate Assault they $2l8,l26.
incidentally, horses unonized yet?
Washington fight
which earned each of the principals $4,000 Boxing has
long local printed The fighters
putting
C Griffith What's printing
with which keep boxscore if the
hit How about slot the
those close We're willing
fans who'd willing
of learning what the part of the
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Irish Vets Face LincoIns

Irish War Veterans and Lincoln
A. c. softball teams play today at
3 O'Clock on the Fairlawn diamond.
Evening star., 1946-05-26

Runs-Vernon. Travis C2). Stairback.
Errors-Ca aulheld, Priddy. Runs batted in
Vernon Travis la), Stainbsck. Two:base
hits-Rosar; Vernon, Cault1eld, Heath Dou-
BILE plays-Caulfeld to McQuinn Caulfied
to. Ha to McGuinn Left on bases-Phia-
delonia (7). Washington (S). Bases on
balls-Newsom 3. Haefner l. Strikeouts-
Newsom 3, Haefner 4. Flores / Hits-On
Newsom 9 in 4; off Flores. in . Los
ing pitcher-Newsom Umpires-Passa-
rclla and Weafer. Time-l:55
Evening star., 1946-05-26
philadelpf
Wa Shinotf

Batted for Scarborough in eighth
Philadelphia --- O1O O1O OOO-2
washington ----- 900 900 03X-3
Runs-Chapman, Hall. Vernon. Travis,
Priddy Errors-McQuinn. Hall. Wal
lasea (2). Runs bstted in-IIall, Wal
lssea. Travis, Kuhel: Two-base hits
Chapman, Vernon. Three-base. hits-Han,
Wallasea. Double plays-Travis to Priddy
to Vernon TO Priddy. Left on bases
Philadelphia. :; Washinston, IL. Bases
on balls-Of Fowler, 5: off SCARBOROUGH l.
,Strikeouts-Ry Fowler, 4; by Scarbor-
oueh. J.: by Kennedy. l. Hits-Of
Fowler. 8 in IA inning: off christopher,
off Scarborough. o in 9 innings: off Curtis.
in inning: of Kennedy, 0 in q in
ming. Wild pitches-Curtis Passed balls
Guerra, Rosar. Winning pitcher
Scarborough. Losing pitcher-FoYIer.
Evening star., 1946-05-26

could could
fully from sapne wound in his right hip pitch with
wearing cumbersome steel He the best
league pitcher Eddie Redbird
I've ones include
Schooboy Hubbe Meanwhile another wounded
in doing ali right for himself That would
relief pitcher
Evening star., 1946-05-26
No Dough, No Soop, Says Loffoon Of Open

If Bill Dckey couldn't authority gracefully naval
officer how the New Yankees?
That's question players asking today and
Yankees them. of the Yankees, enlisted
disgusted
with him again. he's playing
During the regime Joe Mccarthy the Yankees s regular
and 1877.
placed Mccarthy
old character suspicious of helpful
but he had somethngmoe than Ruth Gehg
Dickey, Ruffng. DMaggio g. e,
golfer who passing the
1915
will this
plenty prize
the
Evening star., 1946-05-26

Runs-Lindel, Keller, Gordon, Chand-
Ter. Metkovich. Pesky, Williams, Doerr
.2l. D: Di Mageio, Russell. Error-York
MagRio. Etten, Russell "a. Williams D
Di Magelo, Doerr. Two-base hits
Chandler, Stirnweiss, Pesky. Home runs
Gordon, Russell. Sacrificed. Di Mag
gio. Double plsys-Drescher to Gordon
Russell to Doerr TO York. Left on bases
New YORK. 10: Boston. =. Bases on balls
of Chandler. ! off Ferriss, 4: of
Johnson. ]. Strikeouts-By Chandler. /:
by Gumbert. .; by Hitler, ]; by Ferriss. =:
by johnson, 4. Hits-Of Chandler. 10
in 429 innings: off Gumbert. :? in Ia in
nings: of Hitler. , in > innings off Fer
riss, in 6a3 innings; off johnson, q in
ga innings. Hit by pitcher-By John
son Lindel}. Winning pitcher-Ferriss
Losing p!tcher-Chandler
Evening star., 1946-05-26
League Statistics

SUNDAY. MAY &c, 1946.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Washington. 4-3: Philadelphia. 1-2.
Boston, :: New York. 4
Detroit at Chicago train).
Cleveland, ]: St. Louis, o.
Standing of the f,luhs
Evening star., 1946-05-26

Totals % 81 Is
'Batted for Zoldak In eighth
IRAN for Bera ardino in eighth
Cleveland - 600 0Ol oOO-l
ST. Louis 0OO 600 00O--1
RunS-Seerey Run batted in-Seerey,
Two-baSe hit-MackiewicZ Three-base hit
-Dilfnger, Home run-Seerey. Stolen
baSe-Seerey. SacrificeS-Steyens, Rey-
nolds Left on bases-Cleveland. S: ST.
Louis; g. Bases on bals-Of Reynolds 3.
Struck out--By REYNOLDS 9; by Zoldak, >;
by Muncref. /. Hits-Of Zoldak Q in
eight innings; off Muncrief, L in one In
ming. Losins pitcher-Zoldak
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Win, Lose or Draw
Say, Ruby Rob Came From the Empire, Too! !!
By FRANCIS (. STANN

Clark Grth has saved clipping he's wherein Frank
Murph organizer of the American Baseball Guild quoted
ing r of coercing his ball players the Mats boss them
IN court Every player squad will that I've
Evening star., 1946-05-26

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Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Phila, at Wash. 2) Wash at N. Y. n,h
30 40 (EST).
Det at Chi. t2). Chi. at st. L. tn),
Cleve. at ST L. t2,. Det at cIeve. (nj.
N. Y. at Bost. (2). Only games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
New York, 3; Boston, g
Brooklyn. :: Philadelphia !.
Chicago at Pittsburgh twet Rrounds).
Only games scheduled.
Standing of the Clubs.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
SECOND GAME.

Totals 80 24l1 Totals 81 12713
Batted for CHRISTOPHER in ninth.
Batted for Wolff in sixth.
Batted for Guerra in eighth
Batted for SCARBOROUGH In eighth
Evening star., 1946-05-26

Totals 33 l02, II Totals ~ 5?7 l3
'Galan awarded first base on catchers
interference.