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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-05
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6:30-NeWs Summary
6:33-Sunup Hoedown
7:00-News
7:05-Eye Opener
8:00-Today in Our Town
8:05-Eye Opener
9:00-The Editors Diary
9:15-Morning Devotional
9:3O-Shady Valley Folks
9:55-News
10 :00-Eleanor Watts
10:15-The Little Band Stand
1G:30-Say it with Music
11:00-Cecil Brown
II :15-Tell Your Neighbor
11:31Showcase
12:00-Noon Edition
MISUNDERSTANDING Jamboree
12:30-U. S. Marine Band
1:0O-Jackie Hill Show
1:15-News
1:3O-Merv Griffin Show
1:45-Bobby Norris and His Singing
Strings
2:00-Cedric Foster
2:l5-Smile Time
2:30-Queen for a Day
3:00-Heart's Desire
3:30-Harlem Hospitality Club
4:O-Erskine johnson
4:15-The Johnson Family
4:30-Adventure Parade
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-05
POULTRY

RALEIGH, March 4 - (P) -
(NCDA)-Poultry and egg market
weaker to firm. U. S. Grade A,
large, A; flyers and broilers,
mostly rs to q.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
MesdumeS Mullins
And Croker Honor
Mrs. A. L. Samples

Among recent events Of u social
nature was a shower at which
MeSaameS j r. Mullins and G G,
Croker were h0SteSSeS in eom-
pliment 10 Mrs A, l. Samples, at
the home Of Mrs Cr0cker
Several contests amused the
guests and prizes were awarded
MeSdameS Ray L0ts and William
NJ Mcdaniel,
Following this Mrs Samples
was presented with a beautifully
decorated haSSinet nuca with ap-
propNiate gifts
Besides the henoree these in
ehWded in the guest list were Mes
DANES j. r. Black. Lutx. Dot
Mullins Hal Lee Buster Davies
Hilda Rowell, Llevd MeSSer, IL
WilkS NJ Roberts L. c. Mellow
ell = G Miller ], H. Duncan,
Lee Feehan, Roy Pike, Joe Ice,
Walter Frazier overle ogleShee.
n ( Armstrong. Il c, NSaek-
erlN. Mcdonald and Walter PAYNE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
Central P-TA Gives
Porty For Fathers
On P.TA Birthday

The Central School Parent
.TeSeher Association Jointly Oh
served the birthday Of the state
organization and Fathers Day
at a social meeting in the cafe
terra Of the raSeagOula high
school Tuesday evening, October
~, the social period was preeed~
ea by 4 short business session di-
reeted by the president Mrs Hal
Lee
The remainder Of the evening
was am0SingN spent in depict
Ing characters in FIVE comic strips
~ guests who had been present
.ed With a slip Of paper bearing
the NAME 0G the character they
We're II represent when teev ar
.rlVe1 II the deeg 4 prize for the
NcSt characterization was award
ca MrS Dan Proudly
Party refreshments Were SerV-
ri towards the latter part 0f tho
eveasag.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
Services
Held In Big Point For
Mrs. w. S. Robertson

Mrs, Myrtle Grace Robertson,
thirty-tree years diea at Sanato-
rum. Miss, ON Tuesday. October
u, after a Icing illness,
Mrs Robertson was a native and
life long resident Of Big Point
She is survived by her husband.
W s Robertson and two chill
dren. Ina Claire and Carroll She
is also survived by her mother.
Mrs. Myrtle Grace Goff; one
brother. NJ c, Goff; and four
sisters. Mrs, G. +, Blackwell and
Mrs, J. II, Joyner of Mobile. Mrs,
corden Colt Of kreole. and
Mrs Charles Stiglet of Pascal
goula,
Funeral services were held from
the Fails Funeral Chapel in Moss
Point and then from the Method
list church in Big Point ON We'd
neSday. October ~ The Rev,
James Williamson offieiated and
interment was in the Big Point
cemetery,
Pail bearers were Gavin Ham
ilton, Roy CumheSt, Fred oghurn,
Homer Cochran, 4 l., Smell and
r. l., Nelson.
Funeral arrangements by Fails
Funeral Services of Moss Point.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
Meeting OF PEG
AT Home OF Mrs.
j. E. Virgins

The Semi-menthly meeting of
the PEO SiSterhood of Pascal
goula was held at the home of
Mrs ]. f, Virgins, Tuesday eve
ming. with Mrs. Douglas Gulley
as eo-hoSteSS with Mrs Virgins,
The business Of the evening was
the hearing Of a very fun report
Of the national Pro meeting at
san Francisco given by Mrs.
Richard Price. the clubs delegate
10 the convention.
Mrs Price also brought hack
the Pro charter which had been
presented the organization At the
san Francisco meeting
Plans We're begun for a bazaar
e. x given during the FIRST week
Of December at a place 10 BE de-
Signatea later.
A refreShmeHt course vas Serv-
ed at the conclusion of business
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
Miss De Forrest
To Wed Richard
Lide October rs

The Soelal calendar will he
.hlghllghted SUNDAY hy the mar
riNge ef Miss Helen katherine De
Forrest daughter of Mrs Hiha
ne FORREST "a Richard Lamar
Tide. sen ot MI and Mrs + ],
Lide of Meridian, Miss, octo-
her VI at q o'eloek in the eve
nlng,
The ceremony viii be Solemnis-
cd al Christ Lutheran Church in
INSoago0la with the Reverend
Nederle GEaet as eeleeranI
The wedding has been preceded
by several parties h0norlng Miss
Forrest who is a particular
IL popular member ef the young
set and also Of the BUSH
ness world
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
Former District
Governor Gordon
Rotary Speaker

Former District Governor sam
Seraon Of AmlsN Louisiana, WAS
the sreaker At Wednesday, meet
Inc II the psNe&EoNla Rotary
sCfeh HIS subject ~Nea ARE
NeNF Rotary club was develop.
cd with Nndenlahle sincerity. He
State1 that there were TIVE kinds
ek people. opportunity takers and
opportunity makers he urged al.
uuissic activities upNn the mem.
/, hrShlp
Larry l.indhart called fer can
SidateS for the Clubs bowling
TEAM enrolling RotSrianS Tyson
RelAn. Brook. Thompson and
Aammett
Guests were John Mullins ~
IaekSon and four Moss Point
ketSFianS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
Dorothy Pelon Is
Honoree AT BirthdoY
Saturday Afternoon

The 18th birthday of Dorothy
Pelan, Saturday, October Is, was
made occasion for a party at
which her mother. Mrs William
Pelan was hostess at her home on
Beach boulevard,
Appropriate games We're en-
joyed and the birthday cake was
cut and served with other re-
freShmentS by Mrs, Pelan who
was assisted hs Mrs, H. B. Collie,
The guest list included about
- Of norothy'S young friends,
The Halloween motif was used
in all the pretty details of the
party,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
Adiutunt General
TO Form Nutionul
Guurd Unit Here

A&10tNnt General weA = WI
oa ana Gel neary ! nltsa Z,
$ Array rx~p<SU AMI NaSNaFSan1
0ftExx sts&eAe1 - the Mississippi
National S0ArI will N~ in HSSca~
KoalA and MNS Point Nr tAyce
DAYS the nrSs week IN NeVea>
hs1 inservsewlnE rroSpStsV~ ~
NeNxs and arranging the details
n~~SAyy - Sesslsag ~ enc and
,NASahN twN military training
units hegN Il wsS announced ~
1AN hy the CAamNcy II SNn>
MegeN wAkcA i rrVNSalag the
Generals headquarters
!. NNSe Interested in eosNmsS-
sloae1 ofllcer assignments IN =
Jackson Cc0ny guard amt may
Ae scheduled interviews by coa-
taetiMg che Chamber ~ Com
4nevee tho Moss Point NMhC
a. the vrwu " American Le-
Klea NSs csMwAnaeN
Ne&ee time military SeFvse~ Is
urged uENan al yoang men ot
MILITARY age Paw ranges fSWm
S2so - SfSs per evening drsll
neFiea
Units under consideration for
eesA naScAEeNla Sna MoSS Point
Ag0 medical and artallAFy detaeh-
mcnsS both offering opp0rt0ni-
ties tNr fo0r eommlSSloned Of
nc~gS nneen non>cNmS and sew
eAty enlisted men,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
MRS J. s ABBEY HOSTESS
TO CIRCLE

On Monday At 10 a m Mrs
J. = Abbey threw open her home
% the Edwlna Robinson circle Of
the wcmanS Missionary society
Of the First Baptist church Of
paSeageNla At It's weekly session,
The opening devotional Was led
by Mrs Homer Miller and was
followed ey = short Business SEES
sSlon under the direction Of Mrs,
Abbey At this time a collection
was taken Wp for Camp GaFaway
and = report was heard nom the
community missions chairman,
who asked that donations ef
clothing h gwen either to the
W, NJ = or 10 the Red CFoSSe for
Foreign rclicI
Mrs j H. Sampson led the
study which was On two chap.
tiers 81 the book. THAT the World
May Know" which the WINS is
at present discussing, Mrs Samp.
son illustrated her talk with i'm,
preSSlve posters
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
BEACH SCHOOL HALLOWEEN
PARTY

FOLLOW ma an annual custom
the Reach Seh0ei Rarent-Teaeh-
81 Association vii entertain the
chaetHen ot the school with a
Halloween party 0ctoheF =
L W1l h. held a the seh0ol
begon1ne 40 6 = m llat dogs
seft drinks and eanslv vii he IN
sale
MhEk the party IS primarily Tor
the n1easurc e The children the
money derived Hem the sale VII
s. towards the ffS1ng up q me
stase u the au8aeglam
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
MRS RAsco HOSTESS TO
LUCY WRIGHT CIRCLE

A meeting of the Lucy Wright
circle Of the womSnS Society %
Christian Service 0f the First
Methodist church II Paseag0ala
MAS held al the home 0f Mrs h l.
RaSeA ga Cher0A0Sco street.
Tuesday, octoeee - at : p M
The devotional Mas led by Mrs
Carl Mayo whose text was neom
Luke.
At the close Of the meeting,
Mrs RaSco and her c0-haSteSS
Mrs Stacy Gre~r. served y re-
freSAmeat course
There were Is present
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
CHARLES L PIERCE

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class US<. S0o 81 Mr. ana Ms,
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States Sneg \ SsNea,MOnsh cruise
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Evening star., 1947-07-27
Mize Hits 30th Homer
As Giants Nail Cubs,
End Losing Streak
BY fhs Associated Press

CHICAGO, July 26.-Tooks lott
pulled the New York Giants out of
their tailspin today, halting their
four game losing streak with a 7-3
decision over the Chicago Cubs.
Backed up by 12-hit attack that
included Johnny Mics 30th homer
of the season and Walker Cooper's
22d, lott spaced eight Cub hits along
the route to achieve his second win
of the season. His only previous
success was his first National League
start, June "a, when he shut out
Chicago with two hits, Ito.
The Giants started early against
Hank Borowy and kept banging
away all afternoon as Charley
Grimm paraded his pitching staff
to the hill. Sid Gordon's triple fol-
lowing Willard Marshall's double
and Walker Cooper's single gave the
Giants their first two in the second.
Gordon came in on Buddy Kerr s
long fly.
After Mize followed Bill Rigney's s
single with his homer. a belt into
the right field bleachers, knocking
out Borowy in the third, the Giants
added sixth tally in the fifth wher
Bob Thomson singled. stole second
and scored on Marshsll's single. The
final run in the eighth came of
Russ Meers when Cooper hammered
his into the right field seats.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
National City League
Title at Stake Today

The first half crown In the Ma
tional City Sunday League is at
stake today when Naiman's Disc
Shop tangles with Taft A. G. in the
replay of a tied ball game, for a
Nainman's win would give it the
championship while loss would
throw the fight into three-way
deadlock
Naimans with eight wins and no
losses is only one-half game in
front of the idle Boys Club of Wash
ington, which is followed by Taft
with seven wins and a loss.
In the Departmental League FB1
gets a chance to take second-half
honors in game with the Twelfth
Precinct tomorrow on the South FL
lipse at Sis. F'BI won the first-half
crown and if the G-men take the
second half honors. league cham
pionship playof will not be neces-
sary.
If the G-men lose tomorrow Naval
Gun Factory will tangle with Wash
ington Gas Light on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Adult SoftbaI| Loop
Opens Series Today

Championship OF the Maryland
National Capital Park and Planning
Commissions Sunday Adult Softball
League will be decided In a two-out-
of-three series between Pinecrest,
second-round winner, and the first
round champion, Silver Spring Busi-
nessmen, First game is on tap at
l pm. today at the Jesup Blair
Recreation Center.
Second round playoffs In the COM
missions senior baseball league also
get under way today, with the Silver
Spring Elks Boys Club clashing with
Edgemoor Sports Center at Rock
Creek at 3 pm. In other games
Four Corners meets Kensington
American Legion at Jesup Blair and
Hillandale plays Our Lady of
Lourdes at Bethesda Chevy Chase.
The Commissions Inter-Center
Girls Junior Softball League cham
pionship was decided last week when
Jesup Blair trounced !, Bethesda
Chevy Chase, 22-6.
Two tournaments are on this
weeks program, with the boys and
girls midget softball championships
scheduled for 10 am. Tuesday, and
the badminton and horseshoe play
offs at 10 am. Friday.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
OUTDOORS

Anglers who have been fishing
with live bait for black bass in near
by waters report many small. fish
caught, most well under legal size
Unfortunately, these small fish are
often more greedy than their larger
relatives and swallow the bait so
far that they are hooked deep in
the gullet. making it almost i'm
possible to remove the hook without
badly injuring, if not killing the
fish.
Of course, this also happens when
using artificial bats. which being
costly no angler likes to lose. How
ever, where only hook is involved,
II you kill carefully cut the smell as
close to the hook as possible, the
fish NAV be released with the as
surance that it will live and event.
ually. rid itself of the circumference.
In that way. you will be practicing
real conservation and giving the
little fellow a chance to grow into
keeper" size.
H. w. Keller. game warden for
Page County. Va. recently reported
that an angler on the Shenandoah
caught a regular lunker with a
foot OF mossy line hanging from
its mouth. Examination revealed
only part of the hook remained on
the line, the remainder having been
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Legion Junior Mines
Play SemifinaIs

The semifnals of the American
Legion Junior Baseball League get
under way today with Harry Bright
man, the Randolph-Macon Academy
mound star, slated to pitch for the
defending champion GPO nine
against Bunker Hill on the South
Ellipse. The other semif1nal pits
National Cathedral against Costello
Post on the West Ellipse.
Winners of both games, slated for
pm, meet next week to determine
the team to represent Washington
In the Regional playoffs at Parkers-
burg, w. Va, beginning August 13
GPO ran off with the regiona
honors last year but was eliminated
in the sectional games by New
Jersey. This years sectional play
offs are slated for Manchester
N. H., followed by the nationa
championship series in Los Angeles
Brightman, who ran up an amaz.
ing record at Randolph Macon this
season, will be opposed by Eddie
Kline, an Eastern High Schoo
pitcher. Snider will hurl for Ma
tional Cathedral and Quinn fol
Costello.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
with Bill Leeteh
HIGH TIDES FOR CHEsAPEAK

oigested by natural processes. The
big fellow was fat and strong in
spite of having swallowed the hook.
Bugs with sponge rubber bodies
and rubber band legs now procur-
able at most tackle stores are prov
ing killers for not only all species
of panish, but also for bass. Fished
with a gut leader on a fly rod,
especially in still, clear waters, they
will provide you with great sport
and are almost indestructible. They
are no more expensive than most
commercial trout flies and may be
had in a great variety Of colors,
shapes and sizes.
We are particularly partial to
those simulated stone flies. galli-
nippers and dobson flies. They may
be had in floating and sinking
types, each equally attractive to
fish,
Evening star., 1947-07-27
| Williams I Homers
Help Red Sox Rout
Browns by Il TO |
BY the Asseeioted Press

BOSTON. July 26.-Ted Williams
hit two homers and Jake Jones one,
each with one on base. today as the
Boston Red Sox collected l6 hits to
smother the st. Louis Browns, 12-1.
The Browns got their lone run in
the first inning when Johnny Berar-
dino singled and scored on Paul
Lehner's freak triple to right center.
After that not single st. Louis
man got beyond second base.
Williams whacked out his 2lst
homer in the first inning and his
22d in the third. At that point he
had hit safely six times in success
sion, four of the hits being circuit
drives.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
MuIIoyCoptures
Title by Default
BY the Assoeioted Press

SEA BRIGHT, N. j.. July 90
Garnar Mulloy of Coral Gables,
Fla, second-seeded, captured his
first mems singles championship
in the Sea Bright Lawn Tennis
and Cricket Club Invitation
tournment today without swing
ing racquet when top-ranked
Frank Parker of Los Angeles de-
faulted the title round because of
a pulled muscle in his chest.
Parker said he discovered the
injury after his semifnal victory
over Bill Talbert of Wilmington,
Del, yesterday. After undergo
ing an examination by DR.,
Charles Farr of New York. Parker
said he decided he would risk
further injury if he played in the
finale.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
80 Linkswomen Will Compete
In Class A Meet for Star Cup

prizes and the original trophies are
provided by The Star in both events
with other prizes supplied by the
WDGA. Pairings:
900, Miss T. chickering (Ken); Mrs.
MsPsaret M9sa Gs eos 4 q H0a%dn a' Ms % LOIS chstm aim
MAN, Mrs j, Y. Brovneli tMan): s:1e
Ma Man. i y sa5 krfnsr M4s NJ Man n.shsn M5' Ee
Mrs. NJ Ticer (B. H.: a:24. Mrs. j. How
ard (B. H. Mrs. NJ. Gillian (B. h; 9:2s,
MS. E. B. Lockett tKen). Mrs. D. Kane
s:5a, Mrs; H; Deyolt q; s.. Bernics
Rsssr a q 81 9;89 Mrs lnd.c G. E. Peters0n so
iel KenJ; s:44, MIS-. c, p Rediek ken:
Mrs E. G Atwood ken: a:4s, Mrs; o. 1.
as 9G9ns Ms 4 wcoE MHs e e e5tsSn c Mrs. Rieh
Henderson M i' (cons5C. C Mrs. S' F. r. oodfrey
mr. o%s T. = Mrs w.sh tn.e etlvs5t EoS1 w'se NJ
N. H. Dinneen !Washo; Mrs, M; J. Tor
afxi Wash a. Ms rs oas e eoodmsn nos Wssh GHTson
Gable Ken Io:ie, MIS- lloyd Dennis
ntas zWashD; ..sTI1 Ann Rsh wash; lo:29 Mrs;
7Ken); 1924. Mrs. q. Il. Bailey wash !,
Ms Ms: E NJ NJ Noreon 0n4S eWash. sSH Mrs. ESEE. E. {.
Dues Io:5a, MS Ms George Jani (cons). Mrs.
Nj. S. White "a. NJ; 1926. Mrs Richard
KreuZburg (Ken.). Isabelle Kelley tKen)
lO:40. Mrs. Lafayette Franklin (Wash }.
Mrs. Don Hess II. 81; 1914, Mrs. Frank
lin Babcock &c. c., Mrs Philip Israel
&C. CO: 1O:4s. Mrs. Rex Howard ken ,
Mrs. Woodlief Thomas &c. c.. Mrs. Rob-
ert Keebler (KenD.
From No. 10 Tee.
a;27, Julie Harper (cong). Mrs. O. M.
. oceg' M Mrs W. H, T NichoIson &C. G ;:
lcoij, MS. J. F. Gross Gross tcolJ; s s'43. MIS- Mrs
George Thornton q. s.. c. B. Hartma n
4, s.; a:41. Mrs. Frank Mirth q. s..
Mrs. L. G.. Pray tCol.): 9:51, Mrs John
Long Il. s., Mrs Chas. Jorg Is. S.:
9;55, Mrs. Paul Costello Il. 81, Lois
Gladding P. G.: 9:59. Mrs Jarrett
White &c. c.. Mrs. VIM. Father, ir.,
1908. Mrs. J. J. Darby (cong0, Mrs.
F, .Geleng tCol); 1907, Mrs H. L, Lacey
MANI, Mrs. H. E. Davies MANI: 10:1I,
Mrs. Frank Dole (Cong), Mrs. E. Hanson
tCons !; 1918 Mrs. Marie Walper (P, g.,
Mrs. L.. L. Lavine (P. g.; 1919. Mrs.
NC ,Gonst; 4o:23; kinI Mrs 3 R MorEsn Man
'9neRc N nos1 Mrs Ms r rsrgpson 81 h'ffEs ken e.
Mrs VIM. Abel tcoiJ. and d'iSr Mrs. s"; Davis i;
Weir fConE)
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Entries Close Friday
For MA Net Event

Mems singles and doubles and
mixed doubles have been scheduled
for the Middle Atlantic tennis tourn-
ament beginning on Saturday at 10
am. at the Columbia Country Club.
Entries for the singles close on
Friday at noon at the clubs tennis
shop, Connecticut avenue and East
West highway. Fee is 81 for singles
and SO for doubles teams. Competi-
tors are expected from Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Richmond in ad-
dition to the large crop of local
players.
Ted Bartzen of Texas, winner of
the singles title last summer, and
Jim Evert of Florida, the runnerup,
have been invited to compete again
Evening star., 1947-07-27

The 30th renewal of the Glass A
section of The Star Cup tournament
will attract 80 members of the
Womens District Golf Association
to woodmont Country Club On
Tuesday.
Both the sporty new nine holes,
which is in splendid condition for
a course in play only two months,
and the original nine with the two
new holes will be used for the 18-
hole medal play event, Oldest on
the WDGA schedule.
Pairings and starting times were
released yesterday by Tournament
Chairman Mrs. Willard Edwards.
The entry is big one for late July
when vacations usually cut the
tournament fields.
Five Former Champs in Meet.
Last years winner, Betty Ling. is
no longer a resident of Washington,
but five former champions will be
on hand, including two-time win
ners Mrs. Richard Kreuzburg of
Kenwood: Mrs. L. G. Pray Of Colum-
bia and Mrs. H. T. Nicolscn of Chevy
Chase. Mrs. Rex Howard and Mrs.
Betty Meckley, both of Kenwood,
are the other former winners
entered. -...-.
Last years low gross winner Mrs,
W. r. Stokes. the current District
and Middle Atlantic champion, will
not compete, as she will be out of
town. However, Anne Stonemetz,
Army Navy's Club champion, whose
bid for local honors was stopped
by an appendicitis operation, will
return to competition in The Star
Cup.
Mrs. E, r. Ferguson, jr., of Ken
wood. winner of The Star Class B
cup last year, will compete in the
Glass A section this year with her
lower handicap.
Class b Tourney Next Week.
The event Is for the members of
the WDGA with handicaps of 18
and under. The Glass B section will
be held Tuesday. August 5, at In
dian Spring. Low net and gross
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Forkos SoftboII League
States PIoyoff Games

Playoffs to determine the cham
pionship of the Andy Farkas Soft
ball League begin tomorrow with
IBM meeting Bernards Tavern on
the Edgewood Playground at pm
Naylor A. c. takes on Amvets
Tuesday, with the winner opposing
tomorrow's victor in a best-two-of- =
three series beginning Wednesday.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Fire Department Nine
Swumps BOILING Field

The Districts Fire Department
scored six runs in the fifth inning
to trip Boiling Field, 1914, in a non-
league baseball game yesterday at
Boiling Field.
Barney Wallerstien hit home
run over the right field wall. a dis
tance of $50 feet, to head the attack.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Columbia Women Seek
Biqqer. Net Loop Lead

The unbeaten Columbia tennis
team will be out to gain firmer
grip on first place in the District
Women's Tennis League today when
it clashes with the Racquetters at
the Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
court at 2 pm.
Rock Creek, currently tied for
third place with the Racquetters,
George Washington and Wardman.
plays Wardman at 3, while George
Washington takes on Potomac.
Standings:
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Horse Pays 5000,
More Than He Cost
BY the Assoeicted Press

GAIT. Calf, July 26.-In this
case, the horse paid parimutuel
bettors more than he cost orig
inally.
Rose Fam returned 5000 for
50 win tickets at the Sacramento
County Fair Grounds yesterday.
The horse was purchased more
than a year ago by Bill Will
loughby of Livingstone, Calf, for
$50 from E. o. Stice, owner of
On Trust.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

Totals 81 12 q IS Totals "a - 10
+Safe on error for Chipman In ifth
tGrcunded out for Carpenter in seventh
'Grounded out for Meers in ninth,
New York - O32 O1O O1O-1
Chicago ----- 600 020 001-3
Runs-Rigney. Thomson, Mize, Marshall,
W; Cooper (2) Gordon, Lowrey, .Aberson,
johnson. Errors-Aberson. Blattner. Runs
Marshall, W. Cooper, Pafko (2} Sturgeon.
Two-base hit--Marshall. Three-base hits
Gordon, Pafko Home runs-Mize. W. |
Cooper Stolen base-Thomson. Double |
plays-Rigney to Kerr to Mize .t2); Lowrey
to Merullo to Sturgeon. Left on bases
New York, 3; Chicago. g. Bases on
balls-off lott, Q. struck .out-By, lott.
{; by Borowy, 4: by Chipman, -: by
Meers. /. Hits-of Borowy, g. in 2ls
innings; off Carpenter, o in 2 innings; |
off Chipman, 4 in ga innings: of Meers.
, in . innings, Wild pitch.,Iott. Losing
CESS. Barr and Jorda. Attendance-Ac-
tual, 27Op3. Time-2:Os.