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Evening star., 1947-07-03
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS. remodeling. carpentry. plumb
ing, plastering, painting, etc: Iree estl-
RaoN Rsts1 R9 dUEF Go SesFf RE
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, private roads,
seuntry roads and ndvo parking Ing areas can
BRICKWORK, expert workmanship. Chin
sDaqSsIF g9Fes e senTRRetsT
ssRRTckWoRK, Sri kVso G,'G porches. steps, piers, re-
tsae tsnns TaS ca sDlssaS os T e. s1gS gSF free
CARPENTRY, brick and cement and cleo
trical work, insulating, plastering, paint
ing, fiIeprooflng Save 2oT during Hn3rTMg 1HIS.
RE. 1859 and Ho. S24s. 2.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, fagstone
gaks porohes reans
MARCgccIo; Rte 4 Horn Horners Is ss lane Rock
ooScRfrr ls h hHaf cFafSr SSkyik WoRk S snd foonss
old and new work. C. GALEA. ia. $3.50.
FENCES INSTALLED, wire. or wood, our
prices are low. our work is good. A. r.
sEELYE CO. DI. 1927.
iayss 514h sshdne, shs hnshnR 1ns e1ssnins ss
fSe fSes eoN!R2eToRs INC lsia WiFson-
fiR HRATiNGWoii rTT> W f9rnaccs and oil burners,
complete hot-water radiation systems win
summer and winter domestic hook4P; p ,,,Sy; eX-
pert engineering 2 yrs. to pay. SERVICE
ENGINEERIilG, co, 1891 Ga. ave" 4GE'
Rl1sf RKlI1fcHfNs MoPERS1zED. floor to C ceiling II 8
ca abinets and Tracy stainless steel sinks;
worn linoleum sink tops permanently, i, Re- ~
FafNT1SG FaHNNT SG cAkrGNTkY-Free hA estimates.
reasonable rates. Phone HI. ,0261-J. %
PAINTING and papernE' SI1s SGr sandns
sasf Ensf[DESSRs So4F 5P0i 5sR VEIL aBERT
PAINTING papering plastering 9or 2or re- re-
yaTA years.. ARco HOME MoDERNiz1NG CO,
"a $2$2 M $sST Sy1s Wq R9sE floor
SO mos. 70 pay. Call any time, ia. 1894,
P.FHR R9STEAES THASeiSG S5Sab .Sp 2S yETAiNrsc, work
guaranteed; estimates. THE DECORATIVE
TRoMpF SRoT FA SERVICE, Ri remodeling. redeeorat
sEE1YE Iha Ff?1555 co, fha pI sS@7t sS@en' WORK a.
terms; free estimste NATioNAI, INsTAT, az
sCREENs Metal frame0 and storm sash
Combined or separate. AIR COMFORT
s49ij,NaIiSG s49ij,N a9hsFs ss9Sj aSp SIDING - asphalt a
types Of BUILDINGS; all work Jun under super yer
esrienes: a NEW SURFACE RooFINa 60,
e. LET Us REMODEL that attic. spare room
sas viii be wh
ana neat and workman-like manner. We
are skilled in all types Of remodeling s,na and
ssSSs@I5 ssss s'sP; s;I5 S1 g5sss D0VE' 'f. co. 10
iHHY2rTsvrEIH iHssi NSt LIE CONTRACTING CO: -
ns a RorR no down
ment, low monthly terms For free esti-
mate. call WA. S4s6. days or ewes:
Evening star., 1947-07-03
AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES n.eas complete
aviation INSURANCE protect!on Co1s1i6
Vermont ave NV DI 100
ovERHAULING is OBSOLETE! Cash and
old engine gets new one: A-65S in stock,
Call COASTAL AVIATION, RE. 3S3S. -
REPUBLIC SEA BEE 4-place amphibian.
36 hrs. total time Best offer over $4,000.
AIRcRAFTERS. INC. offer Piper Cub
coupe. ~ Just recovered and engine GIie over
h D., has $50 hrs. since new cover and fac.
tory major, $3.50; .stearman, PIT l!-B
AIS, Sl,150; l947 Stinson $50 baEgage
compart, instr. equip, 200 hrs S4;S0G,
Phone or write for demon, AIRCRAFTERS.
INC, Rehoboth Beach, Del, phone ah'l.
1915 ERCoUPE. 120 hours always hang
ared. excellent condition; S@,45n, terms.
$500 down, bal. 500 per mo from pvt.
owner Phone or write. A1RCRAF TERS'
INC, Rehoboth Beach. Del, phone "6"i
FUNK. . place. side bv-side cabin good
cond}tion SR95 Temple 0f59
Evening star., 1947-07-03
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

8,555 MARKED, STANDING Trees AZ; AZ;
acres OF hardwood and pine forest land
located in Fairfax County, junction NJ
Vernon hwy. and Route 624, near MI. Mt;
excel; good roads cross and pass by all sec
tions. EDMUND p. Elk, 6310 DelaWsre ST.
Chevy Chase u5) Md. Phi. WI $3.50. -
ORDER YOUR COAL Now-Best quality
Pa. anthracite egg. stove, nut, Sih :
special, pea, S1o6o: buckwheat. S10,i
firewood for every purpose, scrap lumber
firewood delivered, $40, ST., and SO
COOPER SUPPLY CO. AT. 50l9.
Evening star., 1947-07-03
BEAUTY PARLORS.
6oIoRED BEAUTICIAN's BOOTH +
rem. Call Ho. 1886.
PERSONAL.

CALL US IF You WISH, special nursing
care given to your, loved one; We nave
ss 66f6 MRs M i1Tsss WoRDES up
SLIP COVERS. draperies, bedspreads. van
ALTEkATIoNs Or ali ladies' gar garments; ss
Bog Boopg 4sh and st. eosn hT co 5eFStss sss open eyes,
f5 fneer1aVe. SOC No appointments All
E1NS EG55 Soqs Sg saVe9Sed s,gdenS5 nsIo
Ioy IoYyoU ARE p H., NEED Dee, OF LOAN q gg gggss 70
ESbERS faS3 ss Ne M's ssol w5s asofss sH ave S0SO
perfect fit for smart women; omen moderate n5sts
toew's Columbia Theater.. LEA ENGEL
sffF SS8P covER5 * aE.ps5f:s lSG5 upno,s,erns
wide selection of latest fabrics: QUICK. eff
oient service: free estimates. WASHING
TON UPHOLsTERING CO., 500 H st. NV
KfNDERGARrEN TEACHER for private
school; excellent salary % %mIst be tTaaed
CAMP cAToCTN-opens July g; girls
to 10: Northern Virginia riding, swim
ming, boating, tennis: monthly or SeaS9n so
rates ca MEs JOIN YIN P5ans 5I
BABY sITTERs REGIsTRY---Mothers be
safe Call DI 23O0 for investigated Sitters,
chaperons: licensed, bonded service III "
Cash for d hoRs he nc cox
& CO. DT. 4254 RE. 1858.
WANTED, telephone selling proposition. I
have the phone contacts and the ability
PuBI1c hEs Ri RRE121T1ioNs, advertising, public
sS ssnef sxPsFt Ies Das seOGahe Ga D
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
lish, self confidence, public speaking, French
Ex-CEL-CIs is taken from Ehe Latin Latin
In purity Ex-Cel-Cis cosmetics truly ex-
emplify the name. For exce!ling lowell.
ness Ex-Cel-Cis offers a complete line OF
beauty preparations for each type Pc Of skin SKI /
0S95-J Save Il on our June value. )
PHOTOGRAPHS of large Groups. par les,
ggcnes deys5Hd Ga 86s5 fo4 sppont Isn
ment and arrange for meeting spot, -
ENJOY YOUR VACATION-Place your in
FAINT or child in Wellington Nursery, "a
hour supervision: fenced-in lawn for play
area: inspection invited; infants, and chill
dren boarded by month; everything tur-
nlshed for information. cali TIE. 1874.
LOVELY ROOM for convalescent lady.
Tray service Sligo $3.50. a.
CALL EX 1900 for ratio dispatched cabs.
COMBINED CAB SERVICE. Door-to- door
WAITED typins a; home; Envelopes
81 per thousand. NO. Ola.
REFINED DANCE. Fourth OF July. Latin LiI
Que Bocadillos True Pro Americas So
ciety entertainment; tickets. S225. For
particulars. SENORTTA FLORES, RE.
$500, Ext. 1886; res, MA. 96S3, Apt 40I i;
1901 Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1947-07-03
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

MARE, black, .l5 hands, good disposition,
suitable for lady, Spruce 04S2.W. "a
founda tion stock s. F. SALISBURY, Fair
iaX Va; "a. l9545J ~ =
shoatS weighing 100 lbs or more. GIL.
1926, MRS. DANIELS a
FOR SALE-Pair farm mules. work single
and double, one single line leader and
black mare s years old, VT. 1,400. work
single and double. and a beauty at AZ
Potomac ave, Georgetowu. OK. 3iSa.
STABLE WANTED in vicinity of GeorEc"7,
town; horses or more. Call D1. Sn6S
after 2 pm. or all day Sunday. 3
TWO BEAUTIFUL PONIES, one mare,
young. gentle, sound, guaranteed risht.
Call Rockville 9S92.
YOU WHO LIKE style listen-show horse,
high school. 1872 hands, white stock
ings, jumps; lady can handle. See this
horse. Call Rockville 9S92.
l SORRELL BAY horse for riding, saa6'n
and bride. $500 Contact HERBERT
STOWE, 3O11 Stanton I'd. Sc. Ii. 53n9.
Evening star., 1947-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outfit; largest selection of cam
eras. protectors, enlargers. electric expo
sure meters fash guns. carrying cases cases
papers. chemicals, photo books and 1,50C
more items. We buy and trade. See u.s.
BRENNER PHOTO CO., 933 Pa. ave. NV
ACCoRDiONS, clarinets. saxophones, trum--
pets, eornets. drum sets. guitars, etc. at
low prices Phone Mr.: Jones at National
3223 JORDAN PIANO co. 1o1b 7th
Evening star., 1947-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcor,,.

WASHING MACHINES, any size, any make;
also washers for parts: also lawn mowers.
Call AT. 1887 day or night. --6
AM INTERESTED in puying china, silver-
ware, bric-a-hrac, figures, old jewe.ry.
DORA MILESTONE. 1888 st. NV. tat
14th and G sts ME-. 607a
BADLY II NEED OF hgih-Erade dropleaf
tables, secretaries, dining room and bed
room furniture, also antiques. ME. 6s76.
Night. RA 7624.
old jewelry; We pay high
cash prices for your old gold, silver, watch.
eS. diamonds. brtc-s-brac, etc. TINY
JEWEL BOX, lS27ia G st, NV. ME. 9035.
WANTED-setter gTsde OF nodsenoid W
552Q; eyeningS. GE GAY
Evening star., 1947-07-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, eaicuIstors cleaned,
niied and adjusted All work guaranteed.
RE W i1T7 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
s,1MtS1,M s12 J4s1 &, RooF COATING. guaranteed
for YRS on tin, Stag and black roofs; 2
times thicker than paint auto. insulation
rms 10 to so degrees cooler; free est
NEW SURFACE ROOFING CO., 81. 1Ts5'
BRICKLAYING-Firep built; repaired
remodeled A. FAGNAN1. Ludlow 5426
CABfNETMAKERs, carpentry, furn. re;
paired and ref1nished, rec, rooms, bars and
bookcases, etc: IA, 1929. ,o..
81 Years experience: factory parts. Full
LER 8. dALBERT; INC. Ma All ,,c.
foreien and domestic Call PETROV
District zs44 Room bo5. $50 st. NV
Evening star., 1947-07-03
MOTOR TRAVEL.

STUDENT, D. c. resident seeking trans
poruation to California; assist driving
numerous references District 9S04. 3'
THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests; share expenses; refs ex-
changed; cars to all cities: California
daily. 1921 N. Y. ave n W, RE. $3.50. ~
2 CARS LEAVING for Roanoke, Va, Thurs
day night returning Sunday: accommo-
date each ME. 94l9, IN. to $50 ?. m
DRIVING 1947 CAR Atlantic City Friday
am, returning Sunday pm; take 4
PADGETT, Ii. 347T.
LEAVING JULY 4 for Atlantic City. re-
turning July 6: can accommodate 2. MI.
S&8sSS+ S&sS+rnp. driver andlor rider to Mexico
City, leaving July T. FA. 2SO3-W. Sc
Evening star., 1947-07-03
POULTRY and EGGS

BRoODERs. . electric batteries, . oil and
JAMES FEED STORE. e1o X st NV.
NE. .00s9-Baby chicks, iced and poultry
supplies.
25 for SIS, 50 for Sl5. Phone HY. u226,
O. G. MAXWELL, Defense hwy, Lsnhsm'
Evening star., 1947-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

FANS, large and small, commercial ant
domestic; reasonable. WI. S13l.
Evening star., 1947-07-03

JEWELRY and watch repairing business
Clean Inventory Of approximately $4,000;
same owner over 25 years; must SELL com,
mercial tboroughfare; no competition; good
lease Priced low at S12,5 500 complete with
stock: terms. to responsible people.
DGS super self-service market; weekly
volume over $4,000, mostly cash; busy
good lease; wonderful oppor-
tunity for experienced grocer; about $40,
Groceries and meats (no beer); weekly
business $500 Priced low at So, 400 com
plete with stock KOGOD & BOOkOFF,
631 E st. NV Ma 93S9, MA. 1874. q
COLORED CAFE, beer-wine. long estab-
lished, doing good profitable business.
Guarantee money making proposition
Rent $3.50, including heat. Price reason
able; will arrange easy terms. 5-year
lease; will consider responsible partner
ship Splendid opportunity. A. S: ECON
ONION. Broker. EX. 00S4. DU. 6S17.
Evening star., 1947-07-03

money on floor sample consoles and, table
model combinations; choice Of several g, good
makes. Phone Mr., Karl at Republic 6Zl
kapTSr SSrHHolNoGRArHsWwe HON 6 Al RV have a few
slightly used console, ,modei automat,f 0i1f at
Fsanssd Sns 5 Prices JoRpas RfSas N pANo sSa5s Co.
re RGA ST. 'vIhCTToR RADIO, small bedrm. size
and record player can be, seen at any
timc 1,o5 ET 91s St NV, hona APT bui,t modern
2SIa by 15ia. walnut finish, good cond,'
Ri5; Fk5l;okS,NG At Sdaas MACHINE, Edison. contln-
$3.50; $3.50 sacrifice, S575. Cali MR.. KAPILoFF,
Rt RRtED91jdGING 91jdG1ING AND HEALTH salon equip
ynent perfect condition; lease expires. one
operator can gross 500 per mo; Ii
pieces: Box 323-M star r,0..ri, sood
condition. Cali after p.m.' WA, $3.50
REFRIGERATOR. servel,, gas, about 5 Gu.
It.; also white caloric tabletop gas range
RREFRiGERAToR, crosley.. perfect condi-
ton, brand-new motor Installed today.
kEFRIeEkAToR, electric, e., large 40 family nil
size; leaving town, must sell. sl4o. po'
REFRIGERATOR. Kelyinator. in use, good
running condition; sos. Call Elmwood 691
REFRIGERAToRs - Immediate delivery;
brand-neW Ip47 Servel gas refgr.: all
sizes: lowest prices and easiest terms
STANDARD TIRE d. BATTERY CO, 10th
and sts. ne. Open every eve. TIL pm
Ii 29S3 and Ii S741.
REFRIGERATORS - Several sizes, for
homes, stores and institutions new and
used We repair all makes, service any
where. OIL. AIS, our shop at AIS Be-
thesda ave. Bethesda, Md.
KEFRIGERATORS, used, all makes, recon-
ditioned, guaranteed: terms. Expert repair
service. p. o. SMITH SALES g. SERVICE,
344 H ST. ne. Ii $3.50, Ii. 2545.
RIFLE, Marlin. Ieyer action .22 ealiber'
RIGS, oriental, large and small; reduced
prices. 2427 18th st. NV. RARE RUG
SHOP.
Condition, SIS. EDdEwooD HARDWARE
2216 14th st. NE. -
Evening star., 1947-07-03

GROCERY STORE, NV. section; doing
81 200 weekly; owner leaving city; priced
for immed. sale. CLIFFORD SHERTzER
CO., RE. 27S5: eves., WO. e1e1.
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Continued on Next Page.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Blacks No-Hitter Held Tribute
To One Who Got HurIerin "A

BLACK always showed promise, but
I couldn't keep him because I never
could depend upon him.
whoever was responsible for Dor
joining Alcoholics Anonymous
say, all hats off to him."
In the steaming dressing room at
the other side of Cleveland's huge
stadium, Black was the first to agree
with his gray-thatched former man
ager.
IF it wasn't for joining the AAs," ;"
he said, after the first happy mo-
ments of celebration had licked
away" I never would have pitched
that game"
Last Out Greatest Pitch"
1T was the greatest pitch ever
made in my life," was Blacks first
shout when the no-hitter was COM
pleted.
He was referring not to his battling
slider nor hopping fast ball-he was
describing his easy toss to First
Baseman Eddie Robinson after he
smothered Sam Chapman's ground
er to complete the final out.
And that was absolutely the fin
est catch that Robbie ever made In
baseball suit" Don chuckled.
1t was not the first horse collar"
performance for Don, who hurled
two no-hitters in the class D Vir-
ginia League,
Evening star., 1947-07-11
By the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, July 1.-THE motto
of the baseball world today should
be Hats Off to Whoever Was Re
sponsible" for Don (No-Hit Black
joining Alcoholics Anonymous, de-
clares venerable Connie Mack OF the
Philadelphia Athletics.
The Cleveland Indians hurler, who
scared to diamond fame last night
with a 80 no-hitter over his former
Philadelphia teammates, was "at
the end of the baseball trail a year
ago-cast off to the minors for keeps
before he joined that fine organ
ization," said Blacks former boss.
"He pitched wonderful game, "
Connie continued, adding with a
calm smile, "As we didn't make any
runs, I'm rather pleased that he was
able to pitch no-hitter.
Our Philadelphia boys said his
slider was working wonderfully
that's why he was so successful in
this game" said the 84-year-old vet
eran.
Don's Effort Pleases Mack.
IT was especially glad for Don be-
cause-well, you Knowles taking
better care of himself these days" ;"
Connie smiled, adding this masterful
understatement: He dissipated
quite little when he was with us.
Evening star., 1947-07-11

Mike Joseph, Larry Bloomer and
Shorty McAndrews, three Of the
hottest Ford V-8 drivers in the
East, will be prominent among two
dozen chauffeurs out to halt the
sensational streak of Ed Dutch"
Schaefer tonight when midget auto
mobile racing rolls into its fourth
week at the West Lanham (Mdo
Speedway at $3.50.
The Flying Dutchman has won
the last two 25-lap feature races
at Lanham and also is its leading
scorer with 80 of a possible So
points. Schaefer has won six races
and placed second in three more In
nine. events at Lanham.
Schaefer and Johnny Ringer, the
latter Chicago racing favorite, are
the only Offenhauser pilots in to-
nights field and will be bucked by
one of the finest collections of Ford
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Hursey F Fovored Over KopiIow
ByPerry, Battered by Both

Smuggy Hursey, Washington's 49,
year : old boxer who has been
awarded honorable mention in the
quarterly ratings of middleweights
by the National Boxing Association,
today ruled an 8-5 favorite over
Danny Kapilow as they drove ahead
in preparation for their 1O-round
boxing feature at Griffith Stadium
Monday night.
An overnight switch in odds that
previously had favored Kapilow, Us,
established Smuggy the peoples
choice as both fighters prepared to
work out in public at Liberty A. G.
today. Danny was to take over at
2 pm. and Hursey an hour later.
Meanwhile, Aaron Perry. a three
round knockout victim of Kapilow
last summer and who lost a decision
to Hursey here last May, helped the
Hursey boom along by eyeing
Smuggy as the winner.
Danny Kapilow knocked me out
and made a pretty good job Of 1t, !"
Perry confessed today, but Hursey
Is bigger and stronger and throws
too many punches for Kapilow. I'm
picking Smuggy on stamina and
aggressiveness and + think that's
how it will work out"
Kapilow appeared sharp and
ready during a two-round workout
with Leroy Fleming when he
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Major League Standings and Schedules
FRIDAY IL, 1947
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Wash, Al; Chi, %.
Boston, 2; Detroit, 2 (tie)
Cleve., So; >Phila., 0-1
New York, 4; st. Louis, 8
Games Today.
Wash. at Chicago, $50.
New York at st. Louis (t)
Boston at Detroit ca.
Phila. at Cleveland.
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Chicago, 2::30.
New York at st. Louis CD
Boston at Detroit.
Phiia. at Cleveland (0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Bklyn, 5-; Chi, SIS.
Phila., IA; Pitts, 2-1.
Boston. e1; Cine, q
st. Louis, IL; New York, 4
Games Today.
Cincinnati at Boston (n)
Chicago at Brooklyn tn)
st. houis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Phila. (n).
Games Tomorrow.
Chicago az Boston ca.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pitts. at New York Cd.
St. Louis at Phila: "a.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Senior Golfers Name
Tourney in Memory
OF Walter McCa|Ium

The Middle Atlantic Golf Associa-
tion has designated its senior cham
pionship the Walter McCallum Me-
mortal tournament in honor of The
Evenings Stars late golf writer, the
Executive Committee has an
nounced. The first tournament will
be played July % at Burning Tree.
Mr.. McCallum was secretary OF
the association, Oldest golf body in
this section, for more than 20 years
before his death last year.
The tournament will be played for
the McCallum Memorial Trophy, do
mated by The Star, and which will
be awarded the winner of low gross
competition. Low net winner will
receive the Hinshaw Cup, which be-
comes a permanent trophy when
won three times by the same indi-
vidual. Both trophies will have
replica prizes.
Walter Tuckerman, general chair
man, will present cup he won at
Boston in 1902, which is to be re-
tanned each year by the oldest men,
ber present. Age limit for the senior
championship has been set at. SIS
with competitors grouped in FIVE
year periods up to 10 and over.
The tournament will be gala
affair. beginning with luncheon al
noon, golf following at 2 pm. A
dinner at 7:30 pm, at which al
prizes will be awarded, will climax
the day.
B. M. McKelway, editor of The
Star, will present the McCallun
Trophy to Mrs. Walter McCallum
who, in turn, will make the formal
presentation to the first recipient
Club handicaps must be furnished
with entries, which close Monday
July 81. Entries should be mailed
to the executive secretary at 115t
Connecticut Avenue, Washington g.
D. c. Post entries will be accepted
A SO fee will cover all expenses for
the day.
The Executive Committee in
cludes Thomas r. Shepherd, Edgar
Lucas, Albert R. Mackenzie and
DR.. Robert A. Keilty, executive Sec
retary-treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Major Leaders
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting-Boudreau. Cleveland, .351.
Runs-Williams. Boston, 90.
Runs batted in-N Magsio, New
York, 81.
Hits-Dillinger. st. Louis, o..
Doubles-Mullin, Detroit, 20.
Triples-Philley. Chicago, g.
Home runs-Williams. Boston. Is.
Stolen baseS-Dillinger. st. Louis, 23.
Strikeouts-Feller, Cleveland, Ill.
Fitchins-Shea, New York, LIZ,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Walker, Philadelphia, .337.
Runs-Mize, New York, IL
Runs batted in-cooper. New York. 6s.
-Slaughter, st. Louis, 10.
Triples-Cooper. New York, and Mu-
- sial, st. Louis, g.:
Home runs-Mize. New York, "a.
Stolen bases-Robinson. Brooklyn, ~.
Strikeouts-Blackwell. Cincinnati, 100.
Pitching-Munger, st. Louis, 81,
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Crack Midget Car Drivers Aim
7oCurb Schoefer at Ldnhdm

shippers yet assembled at Lanham.
Joseph, Philadelphia veteran, is
runnerup to Schaefer in points
scored at Lanham with %, while
Bloomer, national champion for the
past two years, and McAndrews
former stunt driver, also are to be
watched tonight. o..
Red Redmond, George Marshman.
Ernie Mccoy, Hawley Kight, Johnny
Favinger, Steve Jars, Mike San Fe-
lice, Shorty Miller, Walt Fair, Char
ley Breslin, Lew Volk, Carl Miller
Ray Hartsook and Vic Sloan also
will bid for the prize money.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Grays Top Clowns, Victors
Over Baltimore Giants

Washington's Homestead Grays
delighted 5000 customers last night
in Griffith Stadium by shutting
out the Indianapolis Clowns, 80,
In the second game of a bargain bill
In the first game, the Clowns
edged the Baltimore Elite Giants,
30, to gain the privilege of meeting
the Grays.
Red Fields limited the Clowns to
two hits, while the Grays nicked
Henry for only four safeties, one a
game -clinching homer by Lucius
Easter in the sixth inning.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Hot Return Fight
on WMAL Tonight

Two top middleweights who have de-
signs on the title, George Abrams
(above), Brooklyn, and Steve Belloiss
of the Bronx, N. Y, clash tonight
in q return ten-rounder at Madison
Square Garden. In a whisker-close
fight last fall, Abrams was awarded
the decision. The referee called it =
draw but the two judges voted in
favor of George.
Belloise has had 81 settos since his
Navy discharge, and has won all Of
them except the Abrams brawl.
Twenty of these triumphs have been
knockouts.
Abrams is a canny, ringwise per-
former. In fact. he's considered the
cIeverest boxer in the 160-lb. class.
He possesses q good left hook and
fast right hand. 1t looks to be .
Kilkenny and should make for
mighty good listening.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
blow ,on Gillette Cavalcade of Sports
over American Broadcasting Co. and
WMAL $3.50 on your diaD to 10
pm.
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Evening star., 1947-07-11
Bows Club Rivals Clash

Tenth annual meeting between
the all-star teams of Eastern and
Western Branches of the Boys Club
of Washington was slated today,
with the midgets squaring off at
10 am. the peewees at l pm. and
the insects at 8.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
New York Avenue, Taft
In Rec Softy Loop Tilt

New York Avenue Playground, tied
with Columbia for the lead in the
Softball League, was
to play host to Taft to-
day at 2 pm.
Babe Marshall, who limited Lang
ley to three hits in winning We'd
nesday, is slated for mound duty.