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Evening star., 1948-11-22
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont, ,

USED CARS WANTED-Hishest price,
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sSS ssat es'se 4:
clean cars and viii pay premium prices to
ret them; phone DE. 6303 for . buyer
to call. or drive to either TRIANGLE
MOTORS locations: 3o10 r. l. ave. ne
WANTED IAiMEDIAIELY-'4s and 20
chevroletI and Pontiaes. AoYIL MOTOR
SAEES, 1346 Cue gt. NV, Do. $500.
Evening star., 1948-11-22
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. Georqe w. Crone

Score one point for a correct So
luton to each of the first five prob
lens. The last problem counts five
points.
l. The 4s'ers should make one
think primarily Of which metal?
Iron Silver Copper Gold
2. Which one of the following
States does not touch Illinois?
Missouri Michigan Kentucky Iowa
5. A metronome would normally
be linked with
Vacuum Sweeper Cook Stove
Piano Water Faucet
1. A megaphone should make one
think primarily of which sport?
Football Baseball Track Bowling
S. The Gettysburg address should
make one think of the capital city
of which State?
Colorado Nebraska
Washington Tennessee
| 6. In the left hand column below
are listed five items that pertain to
the various fields of sport or recre-
alton shown in the right hand col.
umn. Try to match them appro-
priately. You deserve one point fol
each correct judgment.
/ ca Spinner ", Horseshoes
ID, Pattern W. Fishing
&c, Split tx) Bridge
/ Id Ringer ty) Bowling
| le) Grand slam tzI Quail hunting
Score yourself as follows: o.
poor; SIS. average; TO, superior
9-l0, very superior.
ANSWERS.
l.. Gold .. Michigan. g. Piano. 4
Spinner-Fishins tv). tb) Pattern-Quai
~. te, Split-Bowling Cy'. I'd, Ringer
HorseShoeS w. te4 Slam-Bridge (x).
Evening star., 1948-11-22

I048 10 1040 AUTOS OR JEEPS wanted
from original owner; immsd. eash TO ssi1er' sa
ifNDrvIIDdUUAL NEEDS low milsage. late
model car, General Motors or Chryslsr
1888 after $50 pm. "a
GENTLEMAN driving west desires to buy
1915, AZ '4s or 40 car; pref. new or
frRhiE III Rhalssis' oW Ssy 4oio R'iae'' ea'n
CHEAP OLD CARS WANTED, SI0-$bO0;
also lisht panel and pickup trucks. Can
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Ford or Plym.; orig. paint and NV mile
ase from orig sSnsr; yih Pa psy TOP sssn
sEII. MoToks 1the looE insured lot.
viii sell your 1e46 to 1s4e and net you Zcu
the highest retail price IN town. Ine ne
Srins % car cal, 70 BELL MOTORS, SOLO wiscon-
sin ave. Nv. Wo. 5000.
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Goren on Bridge
UrrHTv AIYTy
WEEKLY QUIZ

WEEKLY QUIZ.
Q. 1-Opponent opens with enc
club and you hold:
KJ1o74 Vase eK7S3 A.
What do you bid?
A-This hand has splendid ofensivE
possibilities and may ,wen produce samN
hsvs sns ss hsna sss. way
to portray this strength Is by o. takeout
hs sPS S1ss S
A mere one-spade oyercan win not do jus:
tice to your holding and partner may fail
to act with Just enough values for your
Q. Partner opens with one
heart and you hold:
AJ42 2J1053 oQ6S &K53
What Is your response?
.A.-Despite the fact that you have am
pie trump support. you must refuse te
the required six points. and the proper
raise should nsTer ;. made With les:
than ga PLAYING tricks, and this hand
@. 3-As South you hold:
AKl0753 7AJ1072 "a &AS
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North > East
/ spade Pass INT Pass
What do you bid now?
A.-Despite partners announcement Of
mediocre holding. We would be inclined
ner has a preferenee for zone one Of the e major
oi ts. hshy sSHe
hat pfRa ~ a@fh n
entirely in the minor suits. the chance will
not be good and slight loss may be in.
s.ns and But II, we ssns e rshs on ever,
assumption OF the risk. The suggested bid.
therefore, is three hearts bid OF only
partner.
@. As South you hold:
AA10942 0Q1o5 GAS AKQs
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
l diamond Pass spade Pass
3 diamonds Pass Z?
What do you bid now?
A-1nasmuch as your hand is better
than an opening bid facing partner who
has opened and jumped, you should be un-
rect bid Of six diamonds would b. accept-
able but a direct bid of six no-trump 10
not recommended for partners jump may
HAte Deeil " u CcEJhiu cAtcHL
and he might. for example. have Q singleton
heart. Visualize this possible holding:
AKQx OK KQJ9xx %AJ10
A bid Of i've no-trump would be suitable.
giving partner a choice OF six no-trump
Or six diamonds. He would choose the
higher ranking contract if he held:
AK 2KJX QJ9xx AJAX
@. 5As South you hold:
AKJ73 700 oQ10s63 AAS
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
l diamond Pass 1spade Pass
INT Pass ?
What do you bid now?
An view of the promoted value Of
the queen Of diamonds. you have the equal
Of an openins bid and you should insist
upon game A raise to three no-trump 10
therefore our choice. Inasmuch as We
have no idea Of a slam and have no special
desire to play for il tricks, We see nothing
to be gained by jump to three diamonds
Copyright 194s. by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1948-11-22
Word Game
Find IS or more common English
words in

AUTOPHO BIA,
meaning, fear Of oneself, or Of be-
ing alone" Average mark is ~
words. Time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules of the same. words must be of
four or more letters. 2. Words which ACQUIRE
four letters by the addition Of IS" such a.
bats" cats" are not used 3. Only ons
form Of q word is used. 4; Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
Evening star., 1948-11-22
HORIZONTAL,
we yHONId Te.eb0IHd1e our
see Uhen changes are in order.

sTERRETT MOTOR SERVICE. INC. 1897
East-West hwy. 81. 1900. Your friendly
Ford dealer for Silver Sprina and North.
west Washington, offers these quality used
cars at considerable reductions.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

CENTRAL MOTOR co. Kaiser Frazer
or trade. Phone CHI. 1000. -2S
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HONEsILY PRICED USED CARS-De-
pendable transportation; unusually clean
cars Courteous salesmen to wait on you:
AZ Frazer Manhattan 4-dr., r, h. 81, ,1y5
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What do YOU bid noW2

@. AS South you hold:
AA10942 0Q105 GAS &KQ6
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
l diamond Pass 1spade Pass
3 diamonds Pass
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custom 4-door sedan,
h.. 2-tone nniSh and
the cond. is excellent;
next years price on 1t
CAPITOL CADILLAC
1929 222nd st. NV,
Evening star., 1948-11-22

Most Of these ears have radios and heaters
and are guaranteed for 80 days. Many
other models to choose from. Open from
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@. PARTNER opens with one
heart and you hold:
AJ42 2J1053 oQ6S &K53
What Is yolr response?

A.-Despite the fact that you have ann
pie trump support. you must refuse tc
raise to two hearts, because Of the lack Of
ever be taken. since you have more than
the required six points. and the proper
procedure is to respond with one no-trump.
A raise should never be made With less
than ga playing tricks, and this hand
contains barely two. %
Evening star., 1948-11-22
What do YOU bid now?

q. 5-As South you hold:
AKJ73 700 6Q10s63 AAS
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
l diamond Pass spade Pass
l Mt Pass ?
Evening star., 1948-08-08
IS Linkswomen Will Compete
Tuesdoy in Star Cup Tourney

Mrs. ". s. BaEnan, Cong; 9:36; Mrs
Il. M CHAPMAN, Cong ana .,f.as MIS- T. Eonsrt a;r
Wood. and Miss Ruth Simon, Wood,
g:44. Mrs Theodore Peyser. Wood. and
Mrs. Henry Goodman, Wood; 9;4s
sam MaS slean aoss wood hoaf MoGs Mrs as
linski, A. N and Mrs s, P: Wright, A; n !;
9:56, Mrs. J. r. Lewis, p. 6. and Mrs.
'efa 1915 M.1sss: sss y = 7 patterson. ! $. and
Mrs. 9. Thornton, I. g.: 1000; Mrs Bur
ton Kintz, ?. g. and Mrs Gilbert Levy;
b. H. Goodman. Wssh. and 'Mrs: M: H.
Dinneen, Wash. 1915, Mrs: A; G; Sim
monds, Wash. and Mrs; w. A. Walsh;
Mrs. sn Z. n Widnayer, YER Ken: io:a4. mrs. r. 7.
4. n; 1925, Mrs. Ora Emse. P. 6. and
Miss Lois as Glsddins; Mn ss.r:, +: G. "a. and
Marie Wslpsr' ?. G.. Mrs j. < Liehten-
nosns s1a a.s a.S Rem aorsa s Mrs.. anf ehip MTs
Ysser, Ken and Miss Isabelle Kelley, Ken:
e k.ael Mss M Ken ras s Mfs ksn g. and e. Mar. MIs
tin. Man. and Mrs. c. r. Anderson, Man.
dssx Psys sna Nam Ms sis R:l MTi REsn Ksn
!. e. Atwood, Ken: s:43, Mrs. "; G; Kass-
B. H.: s:47, Mrs. j. A. brooks, 2; q, and
Mrs. A. W. Gillian. B. H.; 9:51, Mrs j.. 7.
Mrs Elinor Finckel. Col. and Mrs. j. F.
Gross, Col; $3.50, Mrs. John Ives, Col. and
Mrs. Allene Minnix, Col.
Mrs. Ann York A. N; 1905, Mrs. 6. H.
Bailey. jr,. Wash. and Mrs John Corson.
Wash: 1909. Mrs. F. J.. Godfrey. Cong
and Mrs z. Harris, Ken: 1913. Mrs. r. E.
Zuber, Man. and Mrs. r. T. Brooks, Man.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
President S Cup Meet
Lures Olympic Stars
OF U. s, Canada

American and Canadian Olympic
stars will be here to compete in row.
ing, canoeing and swimming events
OF the 18th annual Presidents Cup
Regatta, opening September 6, Gen.
eral Chairman James A. Councillor,
jr. reported last night,
Councillor made the announce
ment following conferences with CO.
operating committeeman who made
arrangements for the appearance Of
the Olympians. The event leaders
include Bill Bishof. aquatic sports
chairman; George Herman, rowing
chairman: Bill Rogers, canoeing
leader and Joe Bertolini, swimming
chairman.
Herman said at. least a dozen
American participants and a like
number of Canadians will help open
the Presidents Cup Regatta in row.
ing events on Labor Day.
The next contingent of Olympians
will see action the following week
end with canoeing events scheduled
September IL and swimming and
diving September II and IL. Junior
and senior canoeing will have five
Washington Olympic contestants in
action as well as IS Canadians. Up
to a dozen U. S. Olympians will be
in the swimming and diving COM
petition.
A warm up for the Presidents Cup
Regatta will take place today at
pm at Potomac Boat Club when
an interclub rowing meet will draw
entries from Arundel, Baltimore;
Virginia Boat Club. Richmond and
Old Dominion, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1948-08-08

The 31st competition for The
Evening Star Cup. Oldest tourna-
ment on the Women's District Colt
Association schedule, win attract a
field of IS players to Manor Coun-
try Club Tuesday for the Glass A
section. The Glass b section will be
played August 20 at Manor.
Mrs. william Abel, last years
winner, is not entered but former
champions, Mrs. Hugh Nicolson,
Mrs. Rex Howard and Mrs. A. B.
Bower, are in the field paired by
Class A tournament chairman, Mrs.
Elmer Jenkins.
The Glass A Star Cup goes back
to 1917, was not held in 1918 and
has been held consecutively since
1918.
Pair1ngs:
First Tee.
1855, MRS. Chester Morrill,. Ken. and
Miss e. Chickering, Ken; 200, MIS- JACK
Howard, B. H. and Mrs. Franklin Bah
cock. G. G.; ,9:04, MRS. J. Long, J. 8. and
cos:elio, /. s. and MRS. Calvin Hartman:
Mrs. Ada Howard, Ken; 9:16, Mrs. K.
Giles. !. s.. and Mrs. A. B. Bower, !. g.;
g:20, MIS- Hugh Nicolson, G. G: and Mrs
Richard johnson, c; G.; 9:a4, Mrs. H R;,i5 3; ?.
wsss'; Ws s:ss. :a' MIS- Sna s Davis Weir, Weir Cong.
and Mrs Frank Dole, Cong.
9:32, Mrs. e. s. Hanson, Cong. and
Evening star., 1948-08-08
ID. {. Amateur Golfers
IRuIe Fayorites Over
Baltimore Today

Forced to make three substitutions
because two players are out of town
and another has to work, Ralph
Bogart still has 16-player Lineup
of Washington's best amateur golf
ers that rules a heavy favorite over
Baltimore's best in the sixth annual
intercity team match today at
Washington Golf and Country Club
Buddy Bowie of Columbia, Dick
Melvin of Kenwood and Volney Bur-
nett of Indian Spring. named to the
District team by the sports writers,
will not be able to compete but
Bogart selected capable substitutes,
The additions to the team are
Earl McAleer of Manor and Tommy
Webb of Columbia, team members
in previous years, and Harold Hair,
finalist in the host club champion
ship.
Bogart, captain of the District
team, was forced to make several
changes in the pairings. The lineup
that will start the match will be
Bogart and Bobby Brownell in the
top foursome followed by Claude
Rippy and Jim Gardner; Billy Grit
fin. and Bob Morris; Eddie Ault and
Billy Shea; George Voigt and
Maury Nee: Ted Burrows and Buddy
Sharkey; Don Miller and McAleer
and Hair and Webb.
The match will start at l O'Clock
with Bogart and Brownell against
Spencer Overton, captain of the
winners, and his partner. The point
total will be "a, with l6 individual
matches and eight best ball matches
Washington won, 1873, last year
and holds a Al edge in the series.
In addition to Overton, the Bal
timore team includes Eddie john
ston, Roland Mackenzie. Robert E.
Jones, William Eager, Stuart Fox
we'll, Herbert Wagner. Ernie Cald-
well, John DeFord, Mickey Behrend,
Ken Scales, John Quinn, Jess Dow
ling, jr.; Redmond Stewart, Eddie
Meyer and Arnold Litman.
The match will be Roland Mac
Kenzie's first local appearance since
he regained his amateur standing
two years ago. As the Middle At
lantic champion. Mackenzie is Bal
timore's top-ranked golfer.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
PhiIs, 6; Cards, Z

Totals 33 ) "a l:i Totals 81 927 6
Walked for Brazle in fourth.
Flied out for Wilks in fifth
Flied out for Staley in eighth.
ST. Louis - 001 100 O00--2
Phila delphia 40 0lO 10X-6
Runs-Musial, Young, Ashburn. Cabal-
lero Sisler Hammer, Seminick, Roberts.
Errors-Ashburn, Slaughter, Baker. Runs
batted in-Seminick, Ashburn, Blatnik,
Roberts Northey, Marion. Two-base hits
Northey Baker. Home run-Roberts.
stolen base-Ashburn. Double plays
on bases-St Louis. 10; Philadelphia, 3.
Base on balls-Of Roberts, 8; off Brazle,
!; of staley, |. STRUCK out.By Roberts; Is.
Brazie, 4 in 3 innings; off Wilks in
/ inning off Staley. ) in 3 innings off
Hearn, in | inning Losing pitcher,
Brazle Umpres-MesSrs Reardon. Jorda
and Goetz Time-:,:::22. Attendance-9,-
81 paid.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Conquers Travert,
Meets MouIedous;
Coss, Rogers Win
By the Associoted Press

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. T.
Railying brilliantly to avert defeat
in the second set. Gilbert Bogley
of Chevy Chase, Md won his way
into the final of the national junior
tennis championship today by beat
ing Tony Trabert of Cincinnati 26,
8-6. 63.
by knocking out the Journeys
second d-seeded star, Bogley earned
the right to tangle tomorrow with
Richard Mouledous of New Orleans
for the 1948 Junior crown.
Mouledous, 1947 runner-up to
Herbert Buddy Behrens of Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla, who was too old
to defend his title, thumped George
Gentry, La Jolla, Calf. young
ster seeded No. 4. in the other semi
final scrap. 81, 6-3.
1t was the fourth time in his
six matches here that Mouledous,
seeded first, breezed to simple
straight-set victory.
BogIey Looks Hopeless.
Bogley, who holds both the Ma
tional Scholastic and Eastern Jun
Tor titles, looked to be beaten boy
as he lost the first set of his semi
final clash to Trabert, two-time
Western champion, winning only
two games.
But he hung on as the important
second set went to Deuce twice.
then pulled it out 8-6 and smashed
to victory with 6-3 margin in
the clincher.
Bob Perry OF Los Angeles, IS
year-old defending champion in the
boys division, moved back into the
final there for the second straight
wear with a 2-6, 60. 6-1 win
over Jack Frost of Monterey, Calf.
sweeping all but one game in the
last two sets after the 105-pound
blond youngster fell badly behind
dropping the opener.
C0ss and Rogers In Final.
Hamilton Richardson, southern
and western boys champ from
Baton Rouge, La, swept past sec
ond seeded AL Cleveland, the 1947
runner-up from Santa Monica,
Calf, Ga. 2-6. 81 to gain the
other berth in the final.
Richardson thus avenged his de-
feat here last year at the hands of
Cleveland and moved into the pay
off round to face Perry, whom he
whipped in the finals of the West
ern last week at South Bend, Ind.
Tim Coss and Ted Rodgers of
Washington, D. c., smashed their
way to the final of the boys
doubles by upsetting the No. l
seeded team of Wally Clarke of
San Francisco and Frost, 8-6. 81.
Coss and Rogers will meet Perry
and Cleveland of Santa Monica,
Calf, for the title tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Mrs. Ann Gray Wins
Mid-At|antic Crown
By the Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. 7.-Mrs. Ann
Gray of West Point, N. Y. and
Washington, won her third success
sive Middle Atlantic Women's Ten
mis- championship today. She
downed Charlotte Decker of Wash
ington, 3-6, 6-1, Ga, in the finals
on the Baltimore Country Club
grass courts.
The Middle Atlantic crown was
Mrs. Gray's fifth tournament vic
tory this year. She took the Eastern
Clay Courts title at Philadelphia
last Saturday, after winning the
Pennsylvania State championship
and two District of Columbia tour
naments.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Bog|ey Reaches Net Fina|n Stirring Uphill VictoryS
Mats
Continued From Page B-1.)

Wakefield's fly to Coan scored KeIl.
Trout, who accounted for three
of the Tigers seven hits, singled
to start the Tigers seventh and the
bases were jammed when Hudson
walked Lake and Vico. Trout
scored the tying run when Kozar
threw out Kell Hudson purposely
passed Wertz and left three runners
stranded when Mark Christman
threw out Hoot Evers.
Three walks got Hudson in an
other predicament in the eighth
inning and he again walked three
in the ninth before Thompson was
called in with the bases full and
two out to pitch to Jimmy, Outlaw.
For the second time in two days,
the Tigers seemed about to win
by having the pay-of1 run walked
across the plate. for Outlaw took
Thompson to 3-1 count, then
30 before lifting a meek fly to
Coan.
The Tigers got the tying run to
third in the 10th. Trout singled
and Paul Campbell, running for
him, moved along on Eddie Mayo,s
sacrifice. Campbell took third when
Vico grounded out, but Thompson
purposeiy passed Kell and got Wertz
on a deep fly to Stewart in center.
NAT NOTES: Early Wynn and
Thompson or Dick Welteroth viii
pitch for the Mats in a double
header with the Tigers here to-
morrow, with Hal Newhouser and
Billy Pierce slated to work for De-
troit. Idle Monday, the Mats will
shift to Philadelphia for a three
game series starting Tuesday with
a twilight-night double header.
Mickey Haefner, who hasn't
pitched in 10 days, still is bothered
by a sore arm. Third Baseman
Eddie Yost missed his first game
of the year today when he was
confined to the bench with
twisted. right ankle. The Tigers
left Is men on base in nine innings,
three short of the major league
record. They left three men on
base In the seventh, eighth, and
ninth innings.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Irish Vets Call Practice

The Irish War Vets unlimited
football team will begin practice on
August 16 at the National Guard
Armory Field. The Vets already
have scheduled games with Martins
burg, w. Va. Waynesboro, Pa,
Hagerstown, Md. and Annapolis, Md.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Braves, 6: Cubs, ;
Totals AZ 102414 Totals ~ l227

Totals rs 10 "a IA Totals 32 II p J."
Filled out Ior Smalley in 9th
SGroundeo out for Dobernic in 9th.
Chicago 100 200 000-3
Boston 300 Oo0 3OX-o
Puns Ve-han Cavarretta Pafko,
Holmes. Dark. Torgeson t2), Elliott CO..
.auns bstted in-Cavarretta; Pafkn ,,,' e.
Dark; M, Mccormick CH, Mas; & Eiiiot,. fs,
Home run-Pafko. Double plays-Verban
to smslley to Waitkus Smalley to Verban
to Waitkns: Dark to Sturgeon to Torgeson
te). Left on bases-Chicago, 9; Boston.
s.. Bases on balls-By schmitz. e; BY
Sain, J.. Strike outs-By schmitz. l; by
Sain, =. Hits-Of Schmitz, II in SIS
innings; Of Dobernic. o in "a innings.
Losing pitcher-Schmitz., Umpil iles-Pi-
relli. Robb and Gore. Time-1:5O. At
tendance-2O.O2s paid.
Ten years ago The United
States won eight of II events in a
track meet with Germany at
Berlin.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Cincinnati
Brooklyn

Runs-Baumholtz t">. Corbtt, Hatton,
Kluszewski Stailcup, Rackley. Hodges Cam
PAMELA t@t. Runs batted in--Corbitt. Lit
ski. Sauer Mksis. Shuba. Two-base hits
-Baumholtz Miksis. Home runs
Stallcup, Campanella. Stolen base
Edwards. Sacriflce-Corbitt. Dou-
BILE plays-Stallcup to Corbitt to
Kluszewski Corbitt to Stallcup to Klus-
zewski, Reese to Hodges. Left on bases
Cincinnati. 4; Brooklyn, Z. Bases on balls
on Wander Meer 8: off Palica, L. Struck
out-By Wander Nicer. ;: by Roe, 3. Hits
of Wander Nicer, 8 in 81 innings: of
innings: off Palica > in "a inning; of
Behrman, ! in Ia innings. Wild pitch
Behrman. Passed ball-Campanella. Win
Roe Umpires-Messrs. Conlan, Stewart
and Henline. Time-2:11. Attendance
ol.l93. paid
Evening star., 1948-08-08
As =; Browns, I
Totals 40 1927 1G Total
sSingled for OStroWSki in

Totals 40 1927 1G Totals 35 S27 ] 8
sSingled for Ostrowski in 7th.
sWalked for Widmar in sth.
Phila delhpia ~ sol DOL col
st. Louis -.-.--.--- 900 600 l0O-l
Runs-Joost, McCosky, Fain t2l, Valo,
Suder t2), Dente. Error-Joost. Runs
batted in-Fain (2), Majeski Gl. Brissie,
rilla, Majeski. Franks. 2l. Joost. Valo.
Home run = Fain. Sacrifices = Brissie,
Suder Double plays--Priddy to Pella-
Left on bases-Philade delphia, 12: st. Louis.
13 Bases on balls-Of Brissie. s.; off
ostrowski, 2: of Widmar, .. Strikeouts-
ski. l. Hits-off Sanford, Z in ia
innings; off Ostrowski ir As innings;
IF. Widmar: | in. / inning; of stephens,
Umpires-McGowan Grieve and Hurley.
Attendance-6.7@5.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Reds, 6; Dodgers, a

Totals b 1927 - Totals 30 s27 8
Lined out for Snider in 1th.
50 Wflked for Roe in 1th.
Doubled for Behrman in 9th.
Lined out for Brown in 9th.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
White Sox, 5; Red Sox,

Totals 30 "a Totals 81 Il p II
FLIED out for Caldwell in ninth :,
Boston -- -------, 900 uOl 0oO-l
Chicspo 200 O02 lOx-5
Runs-Spence Lupien Appling t2,,
fresh, Gettel. Errors-Appling, Moses.
Runs batted in-Lupien (2l, Miehaels'
Moses, Hodgin. 'Two-base hits-Seersy,
Moses Left on bases-Boston. 8; Chi
cago, 3. Sacrifces-Harris, Seerey. Stolen
base-Baker. Double plays-Doerr to
Stephens, Appling to Michaels TO Lupien:
BY Caldwell. i. Bases on balls-off Gettel
s: of Harris, 3; off Caldwell. ?. Hts Its,
Of Harris, 10 in 52a innings: of Cald-
well. / in ga innings Losing pitcher
Harris. Umpires-Messrs. Mckinley. Ber-
ry. Paparella and Hubbard. Time-l:o :o3.
Attendance-5, ,93S
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Pirates, 5;.Giunts, d
Totals AZ n3311 Totals Al 9 SO
Malked for Rnnhau in SeYenIh

Popped out for Jones in eighth.
Grounded out for Konikowski in tenth
Pittsburgh .---- 0Q4 600 0uo 0I-o
New York -- 120 O1o 900 uO-4
Runs-Rojek. Walker Gustine.. Kiner,
Error--Rojek Runs batted in-Mi5e' s-,Ndae
Murtaueh, Gordon Two-base hits-Lock-
man, Murtaush Home runs-Mize' Gus
tines Stolen bases-Thomson t2b. Sacri-
fce-Thomson. Double plays-Rojei,
Murtaush and Stevens; Mize and Coope,r
Trinklc. 3; of Bonham. ?: of Hansen, !;
BY Bonham. !; by Higbe. ;; BY KoniEow-
SKI. ]; by Poat. l; Hits-on koslo; m
2la innings: off Hansen, > in q inning
tnone out in 4th); off Trinkle. Q in 3
innings; of Jones.2 in innings; of Konl,
inning; off Bonham. s in, 6 innings: of
HieDe, l in . innings: Wild pitchm11,,RoSlo 11,,Ro
pitcher-Hgbe. Losing pitcher-Poat
Umpires-Messrs. Dascoli. Ballanfant Barr
and Barlick. Time-3:19. Attendance
20 40S paid.
Evening star., 1948-08-08

Three years ago-Detroit held
a half-game lead over Washing
ton in the American League pen
nant race; Chicago led st. Louis
by six games in the National
League.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Don's CoIIeqions Win

Don's Collegians defeated Snug
Harbor, 81, on the 1atter's diamond
yesterday behind the two-hit hurl-
ing OF Boots PAMELA, University of
Maryland hurler.