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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-14

ing that the lava was orangish-
red. Thousands of acres of the
island are worthless as nothing
can grow in the lava-covered area.
The tiny villages Of Honaunau
and Keokea were evacuated as the
hot lava inched nearer to the
communities. While staying at
Volcano House, where hot sulphur
fumes from the volcano are used
for steam baths, we rode horse
back around the huge crater in
1914. One needs steady nerves
for that trip as the horses slipped
too often and too close to the min
iature Grand Canyon.
-JOT
CTANLEY SCHWECK, Dan
~ bury sailor, is among the
local persons enjoying the Florida
climate. Stan is a crewman aboard
the USS Robinson at the Key
West naval base. While at the
Great Lakes Training Station, IL
linois, both Schweck and Delmer
Thomas, of this city, were in the
same company.
-JOT-
jCHERYL RILEY HERNANDEZ
phoned her thanks for our eX-
planation of Spanish names in the
Roberto Deliz Hernandez story last
week. Cheryl's husbands name is
Henry Romero Hernandez, and
the complications which arise are
numerous. Due to the shortage of
surnames in Spanish countries,
the mothers surname is used by
children with the fathers sur
name in the secondary spot. One
can easily imagine the legal and
financial complications due to such
an arrangement.
-JOT-
iPOB JAYNES, son of Chaplain
and Mrs. Orr A. Jaynes, for
mer local U. B. pastor, and Printy
Arthur, son of Mrs. Edith P. Ar,
thur whose former husband was
pastor at the Lacarne Methodist
church, are soloists with the
Bowling State University A Cap
pella choir which presents its
home concert in University Audi
torium this Sunday evening.
lPERNEICE HEFFNER, ma
~ tional secretary of the Amer
lean Federation of Government
Employees, who was principa
speaker at the EOD's Local ~.
banquet Monday night, is ma
tive of Tiffin. Mrs. Heffner tool
pleasant ribbing from othe
speakers because she is a small
town girl, but she squelched he
big city friends with amusing can
dor. We heartily agree witt
Norma Faris' description of Ber
neice Heffner-"she is charming.
THEY'RE calling Dale Macke.
T. "Clark Gable" this week afte
several pictures of the Erie Town
ship pinochle shark appeared i
the Toledo Blades Sunday pic
torial section. Mackey was fea
tured in Lou Klewer's story "Mil
lion Dollar Industry" which cor
cerned the fur trapping in OF
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-14

and reached home without Incl
dent. They had planned longer
stay in California, but Harvey, a
pilot for Pan-American, was call
ed unexpectedly to China, pre-
sumably to help evacuate staff
members and passengers. Most
of us know Rollie Barnholt as a
retired orchardist and former state
conservation department official,
but he had far more experience
in the fishing industry. Barnholt
came to Port Clinton from San
dusky on Feb. 20, 1908, having
been sent here by Lay Brothers
to build the company's fish house
across the river. He was in the
fish business until 1921 and then
spent nine years with the East
Clinton Lumber company, after
which he joined the conservation
department.
-JOT
WHO can answer the Big Mys-
w terry of the Year? Why is
the 1928 map of Port Clinton now
hanging upside down in the City
Council chambers? At first glance
the error isn't noticed as the lake
shore area stands out and that has
been important in council affairs
recently. Life will go on without
the map being changed but it ap-
pears little silly. City Clerk Bill
Zeis and police desk men do not
know the reason, if there is any.
Some seem to think the map case
was inadvertently changed when
the hall was redecorated last
summer.
TT Douglas Banks, former Ma
- tional Rifle Match star at
Camp Perry and husband of Ruth
Kessler, is now a patient in Val
ley Forge General Hospital
Phoenixville, Pa. Doug, who was
seriously injured during World
War II in Europe, and recently
suffered a relapse, would appreci-
ate hearing from his many loca
friends. Send his mail to Ward
21-D, Bldg. 81, at the hospital.
-JOT
SEVERAL local veterans are
familiar with Mauna Loa, the
volcano on Hawaii, T. H., which
is erupting for the first time
since 1912. Four persons are
thought to have died in the fer!
crater last week when a private
plane is believed to have crashed
into Mauna Loa. Jean Hause7
taught school at a village yer!
near the crater from 1945 t.
1947. Jean was at Hilo, larges
town on the big Island" whel
the tidal wave created such dam
age in 1916. We flew over Maun;
Loa in November, 1912, when th'
| volcano was in action. 1t rathe
| resembled champagne bubblin,
over the top Of a bottle, except
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-14
J0TTINGS ....
OFF the CUFF
By RAY SPERBER

LEW of use realize the import
ance of our public and school
libraries as research centers, and
we never think about the unusual
questions librarians Thelma Mont
gomery and Minna Soennichsen
must answer. For instance, here
are some shoppers Miss Montgom-
cry reports: What are require
ments for bathhouse -, What
are the Advantages and Disadvan-
tages of Home Work" What is
the Yucca Moth?", what colors
are used in cathedral windows p,
Meaning and Celebration of New
Year's?" What is the correct
method of introducing people?",
"Describe the head dress of the
Pennsylvania Dutch, What is the
effect of alcohol and tobacco in
women, and "How many Indus
tries are in the U. S. A" It's a
wonder some one didn't ask Glow
high is up?"
-JOT -
MR.. and Mrs. Rollie A. Barn
A'A holt narrowly escaped the
recent disastrous tornado IN
Warren, Arkansas. After having
spent six weeks in El Granada,
California, with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Barnholt, they started
home via auto. Throughout the
cross-country trip, they were
continually ahead of inclement
weather. While in Little Rock, the
rains fell torrentially but they
didn't know the tornado was raw
ishing the nearby town at that
same hour. The Barnholts spent
that night near Memphis, Tenn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-14

tawa county and especially musk
rat trapping at Mrs. Ethyl Hazel
tons Lacarp marsh in the neigh
boring township. Thus far "Dud"
has received no offers from Hol-
lywood.
-JOT -
IF You're one of those fans
who won't miss a circus per-
formance, don't forget that the
Third Annual Grotto Circus opens
a weeks engagement in Toledo
Sports Arena starting with a
matinee Sunday. The world-fa-
nous Hanneford family eques-
trians and many other big-time
stars are featured in this circus.
Immediate engraving service at
Philips.
, 1949-03-07
WEATHER FORECAST
for the
Virgin Islands y Puerto Rico

Partly cloudy with few scatter
ed afternoon showers today and
Tuesday.
The same as above for the coast
al waters of the Virgin Islands
and Puerto Rico.
Partly cloudy tonight, moderate
east, south easterly winds.
Maximum temperature 80. 85
Minimum temperature 49,. SO
Precipitation:
"a hrs, ending midnight -. .05
Total this month ........ 4.33
Total March 1913 ........ 100
Total since January l, -. 4.33
Relative humidity
at IL am. Do
Wind direction & velo ESE Is
, 1949-03-07
FEDERAL

FEDERAL
ed program embracing 10 yrs.
Such a program would cover
such matters as replacing all
our school buildings, none of
which FWA architects believe
should be kept, he said.
In the matter of road build
ing, the greatest problem is
lack of enough heavy road
building equipment on the Is
lands. The FWA is now con-
sidering using portion of road
money to purchase such equip
ment which would be owned
by FWA or government and
leased to private contractors,
who now complain about high
cost of bringing in their own
equipment.
, 1949-03-07
NOTICE

\ Savings Bank Book No. s4S
having been reported lost or
stolen. The holder thereof is
hereby redr'o ted to present il
TO the Fz-E hin twelve (l2)
weeks from This date. as other
wise. the Book will be cancel
led and a new one issued in its
place at the expiration of this
period.
Virgin Islands Nail Bank
Christiansted Branch
February is. l949.
, 1949-03-07


DR.. ROBERT M. de FREITAS
B, a.O.,SD., Specialist in Eye
Examination : Refracticn
Orthoptics
Announces:
-. that he will be at his office for
consultation March 9th and 9th
Hours: Tuesday 10 a. m. to noon &
2 to S pm. Wednesday 2 to S pm.
only.
Complete orthoptic service will
be offered to the Municipality of
ST. Croix.
The latest designs in Eye
Glasses prepaid or G. o: D.
, 1949-03-07
J~qmKn@

bearing United States Patent Office trademark registration
No. 441,O53, dated October 10, 1913, and owned by Jacques
Kreisler Manufacturing Corporation, of North Bergen, N. J.,
a corporation of New Jersey, which has made a showing of
the said trademark.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set my hand
'and caused the Seal of the Government of the Virgin
Islands of the United States to be affixed at Char
lotte Amaie, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this twelfth
day of November A. D., 1913.
MORRIS F de CASTRO
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands
, 1949-03-07
N NOTICE

Any person or persons found
trespassing on Estate BugbY
Hole with or without firearms
will be dealt with according TO
Law.
ALVIN A. K
, 1949-03-07

ALCoA TEAMSHI COMPANY
Rob't. L. Merwin & Co.. Inc.
, 1949-03-07
SHIPPING SCHEDULE

A steamer is scheduled to
sail from New York for ST.
Croix -.
, 1949-03-07
R E

o SALE
l. Coldspot s Gu #. Electric
Refrigerator
! Delco light 800 watt 80
volt Electric Plant
/ We HIP. g volt Motor
l.lH.P. Weed fired boiler
with pump
q Sectional repair moulds
and | tire repair stand fol
steam line. with accessor-
les.
All the above may be seen
at the Christiansted Auto Gar
age g. Tire Shop.
Erik R. Stakemann
Evening star., 1949-05-18
.Di Maggie Will Don
Uniform Next Week
Nv the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, May 18.-Joe Di
Maggie will don his familiar mo.
S" New York Yankee uniform next
week and try out the ailing heel
that has kept him on the side
lines since the seasons start.
The test probably will deter
mine the immediate baseball fu-
ture of the fence-punishing out
fielder, whose $90,000-a-year SAL
ary makes him the most exepnsive
bench-warmer in the business.
In the meantime, the Yankees
have no intention of putting him
on any sort of formal shelf until
there is definite proof he won't
be able to produce.
'Di Maggie is going to be on
my team until he can't play any
more" Manager Casey Stengel
said last night shortly before the
Yankees nudged the Champion
Cleveland Indians, 4-3.
Shortly afterward. travelling
Secretary Arthur (RedD Patterson
announced that new .X-ray ex-
animation of Joe's heel showed
improvement"
Joe will get in uniform some
time next week and practice with
the rest of the team" Patterson
said.
This means that Di Maggie will
be kept on the active list and not
relegated to a 60-day voluntary
retired category when the team
cuts down to the 25-man limit
t0iay
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Thify-Eight Teams
In Chevy Chase Golf

Thirty-eight teams were paired
for the qualifying round of the
Chevy Chase member-guest invi-
tation golf tournament Friday,
and Chairman Merle Thorpe, jr.,
expects at least half dozen more
before play starts.
Two rounds of match play will
follow Saturday and Sunday, the
final on Sunday afternoon.
The only handicap stipulation
to the best ball tournament is that
the combined handicap of each
team must be at least seven. From
that point, all play is from scratch.
Pairings and starting times:
1sS9 sb HsBe RoBst n H0yssd Nes
wara Fs oJ Auit' johns sVS1eR casWe william WsnssI;
Phiiip PRp' BoWie-J' SNT Tyler A Bowie, ti0"' "'''
i Charles Cooper William Lanman,
kaTsrd Mss sqlYanE EdTa1G 4 Mhseef
s@ ps2nsFd ea5sf5 Nslsn so C. 1Ghn HsR
Han n s.gTdeysnt77 Col JamsS wilson;
aid De Veau-Donald Buckingham;. 1:50.
Eugene csrusi-Rober Z, Mccormick.
u2; Rslph D. ouintsr. 5r.-Maury L. Nee Nee
r HoehI AiS1 BRENT. Leroy o TuerEs, WEBB
c. Hayes II1-Norman B. Frost; 2:20. W
Laird Dunlop III-Loy Anderson; Edwin II; ;
p Whiteley-John M. Blair. Christian. M
Rayndal-Donald ". Smith; 2:49; r; EbeE-
Grant Boss-L. Cass Leigh. Francis Almi-
rail-H z. Radcliffe,
g: Robert w. Wilson Maj. Gen; Clark
Hurd: $40. Clarence Dodge. jr.-Earl w
Corby. Merle Thorpe: u. -Brendon Nc
Stephen C. Cromwell Carey E. Sutlive;
$3.50; !, v. Burke. irSJoel 8; Daniels
3rs; J. w. Burke-Nelson Page: $40, A Y
PsGarnett. jr.-James o. Watts, tr.; Reeve
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Jonkowski Shift to G. U. Seen
Result of Skinny School Pay
By George Huber

The transfer of John Jan)
Jankowskis football coaching
talents from Central High
School to Catholic Univer-
sity, announced last night at
c. U. sports awards dinner.
is something that probably
wouldn't have happened If pay
for high school coaching in
Washington was more adequate
than it is.
Jankowski generally is re-
garded as one Of the best all
around coaches ever to work
in the local high school system.
In his nine years at Central
he has had excellent teams
in basket ball, track and golf
in addition to football titles
won by his Viking teams In
1941, 1912 and last year.
Jankowski has been a mem
Der of the high school coaching
committee which for the last
three years has fought unsuc-
cessfully for extra pay for
coaching after school hours. He
would not admit that failure of
this drive had anything to do
with his accepting the c. U.
offer. but the extra money he
will receive for working with
Cardinal elevens in the fall will
make up for the additional pay
he has been seeking for himself
and other high school coaches.
Jankowski will retain his
place on the Central High phys
ical education staff and prob
Evening star., 1949-05-18
BY the ksseeietsd Press

PITTSBURGH, May 1S.-It will
be like old home week for Marv
Rackley. 27-year-old outfielder
when he arrives today to begin
his duties with the Pittsburgh
Pirates.
He'll find seven other ex-Brook-
lyn Dodgers here. These are what
remain of II acquired in trades
from the Buns by the Pirates
since 1947.
Still wearing Bucco uniforms are
these former Flatbush represent
atives:
Pitchers Kirby Higbe, Hugh
Casey. Vic lombard and Hal
Gregg: Infielders Stan Rojek and
Ed Stevens and Outfielder Dixie
Walker.
All in all they make up quite
husky portion of the Pirate offense
and defense.
The Pirates got Rackley yes.
terday from the Dodgers for Out
fielder First Baseman Johnny
Hopp and cash estimated at $685.
900.
Dodger officials said they were
acquiring Hopp primarily for
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Golden Superman Pui
.0n Spot by ". Dusek

The Golden Superman's unde-
feated record In Turner'S Arena
rassling matches appears threat
ened tonight. He goes against
wally Dusek. one Of the toughest
of the Dusek clan. In the main at
traction. Superman's best showing
here was his recent draw against
Gene Stanlee.
Another top attraction tonight Is
the two-man team match sending
Bibber Mccoy and Chief Little
Wolf against the combination Of
Dutch Schweigert and John Ear
ron.
A new French grappler. Mon
sieur Paris. shows for the first time
here against Babe Sharkey. and
Harry Finklestetn opposes Steve
Karas In other matches.
Evening star., 1949-05-18

to Orlando and after two or from
that neither Gedeon nor of immediate value
sent them anyhow and Just to prove now
much experience Glass ball both moved to our Class
Charlotte club the year did all right What Gedeon
like many college stars didn fae Is 'na ri las as
D fast for the average coegian IN oe
ANYBODY that any club will beat the best college team at
dozen times in Is games
No Place to Go but Down
Red Auerbach coach the basketball Capitols and now
suburban radio he doesn't know he be work
Mike Une owner Of the Caps b. but he wants 10 clear up
the "anti- petitions received by Ulme
They're not anti-Auerbach at all he said today There
apparently are two behalf OF Bob Feer
M and the other for Bones Mckinney both sent to
Mr. the qualification namely tna IL oion re-
turn would Uline consider Feerick or Mckinney
Red doesn't did member OF the Caps epe
"A pro hear grpes he said You've got IL men
on your squad play five at time Naturally the
other six want and when they don't play they
squawk." . ,.,- ,., ,r, - ,s.s
k the contract Red contract and raise i've
got ball. he pointed out and can't 60
anywhere down In other words fail to WIN the ns
playo payof can't do any better than I've
and possibly. could do worse" 49,. a,o.o.o.
Auerbach Une have policy that dictates
against rendering contracts Certainly the old gen.
emans been anything but good guy ne never a me
player didn't back up 100 per cent"
In Chino Cuddie's Fee Is q Jit
Do you object caddie fees when you go
solfing? If so. the place to go. then, is China
Comdr (Kier) Kane, u S. NJ former al-arouno
Naval Academy athlete executive officer of the
S. Tarawa dropped into town the other
day and shot round OF golf at the Army navy Ciue ,
waiting for foursome ahead to move on he green
Kane was telling of golf the Tarawas recent
world
They have two cadde casscaons said land have
YOUR choice of Glass boy The Glass caddie is
and although he's pretty good he caddes Tor
cadde experienced and he's paid He gets the
equivalent in American money for 10 holes and the
members don't want anybody to spoil them by tipping
The two caddes foursome at Army Navy looked at
each apprehenvey the mention OF the nickel ee but
they better although neither found ball all morn
ing.
MY only complaint Chinese caddes" said Kane was
that they'd looking for lost ball. Obviously they
ball hit where they couldn't nnd IL
and unable their they ours 1t was
ihHcult tn on
Evening star., 1949-05-18
RockIey Joins Group of Seven
Ex-Dodqers With PITTSBURGH

first-base insurance Pirate ofh-
cials did not hide the fact that
they consider Rackley. with bat
ting mark of 1927 in SO games
with the Dodgers last year. will
be a definite addition to a some
what weak outer garden.
Though nothing official has
been said. 1t is rumored Wally
Westlake will move to right field
with Rackley taking over center
There he would be a big help In
snaring those long ones which oc-
casionally are out OF reach Of the
somewhat smaller Ralph Kiner In
left garden.
Rackley. 81. is five years
younger than Hopp. He has been
Dodger property eight years. but
played with the club only three
seasons.
Hopp batted .27s In 40 games
for Pittsburgh last year. He came
to the Pirates in 1947 from Bos.
ton. A veteran Of IL years in the
majors. Hopp came up In 1885
with the St. Louis Cardinals. He
played seven years with the Rec
Birds and participated In three
World Series.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Birmingham Memorial
Is New Terps Aword

The Tom Birmingham Memo
rial Trophy. presentM In memory
Of the schools outstanding 'eath-
erweight boxer o. 1885. 1888 and
1887. has been added 90 the lat Of
annual athletic awards al uulvrt-
sity OF Maryland
II is sponsored by and Slll be
presented by Benny and Hoisy
AlperStetn 10 the outstanding
member Of MAryiand's rims team.
II Will be awarded the flrst time
next Tuesday at MaTyiAndk hon.
ors and awards assembly
Evening star., 1949-05-18
BolIston Indiuns Hosts

The william Cook baseball team
Of Baltimore will play the Arling-
ton Teen-Ager Clubs Ballston
Indians at 6 pm. tomorrow at
Washington-Lee High Stadium. A
return tilt will be staged In Balti-
more on May 80.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Probable Pitchers
AMefIeAa Leasaa

AmefieAa Leagoe-
Detroit ct waxhington tniGhtl--0fas
chaesgo 81 Bosfon-Fisretsi t1-e) "
Kinder fs-lb.
81 Lcais at rnfIsdsirAsa tnishtD-yan.
ain (I-e} va Ertsxse t3-za.
Cleveland at New Ycrk-Fslisr ti-11 ~
Nssisasl LAssse.
New YORK as PfttshaYgh-Jansen t8-f)
ys Munerfef to-21.
Boston at c1nrfnnatt--sain tt-1l ~
Rahensherssr t4-3f.
Breckiyr as cnseasc-Has'en t1-is -
Psiiseelphis .. D. Louis-sef1vy Ga,
ys. Drecheen ta.2l.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Major Leaders
hy me Associates Press
AMI KlCAN xAGUK

Batting ai,shslL Cleveland. ,sss
Rans-joo.L PhiIsdsinhis. IS. VII
Run. esttsd wunam. sostea, IS
Hts ksll Detroit, a.. xsrnIaA chi
. Double. Z.rniAL chis.se, Ia casp
man. Philaoslphs,
Tripies--Miteheli. Cleveland, o. vale
Nome ran,-s,, phsa.. Boston. . VII
Jams. Boston, Kokes and Graham. 4,
stol.n, base. ptninssr ., Lou, {.
Pitshins-wsht, ch,easo. and LopsI
Nsx YORK 40, ] 900
strik.outs --- NeWheussr. peirei', SO
Parnen. Boston, 81,
NATIONAL fIaouH
AisSansl sansHM.T.hslf. sss s.~ Yert. 80, oossoa
New York and DARK, Bos.nn. -
lyn' Nu and Rug Rug Piy.ssass' =
Hits-Loekman, New Sert' 40 pass
wsissas' assss' rhil.a.ieafs iSs s'''''n' -
Tripl..-*mallsy' chisase. q Tnefsscn
HON. rap.-eofeon. New ssrs. an
stolen efsss--Reeinson, srsokirn. .
oo61 5en'h H.lnii.lnsn. s"ef phasasinh,s, sfs 81
strtk.ous -- Br.nea Erookiyn. ~
SPAIN, Boston, III
Evening star., 1949-05-18

ably will coach either baseball
or track next spring. A sue
cessor to him as football coach
has not been announced.
In going to c. u. Jankowski
returns to the school whose
teams he quarterbacked under
Coach Dutch Bergman from
1881 through 1888. He succeeds
Tom Chisari. who will remain
at c. U. in a special capacity.
Jankowski's football system
includes a mixture OF the
power-laden single wing often
sive with speedy T formation
Evening star., 1949-05-18

De on hand 20 pay MS IdSl respecls. MtdH-
while. he was thinking back to 1889. when he
first signed the lanky hurdler from the Univer-
sity of Michigan to Washington contract.
He'd been real good ball player in the
Big Ten" said Griffith. He played first base.
We had another kid come up that season.
Sherry Robertson. He'd been pretty good ball
player at the University of Maryland.
We're going to sell you fellows to Orlan-
do" I told them "and they both screamed
bloody murder. They thought they were too
good for Glass D ball. said to them:
"Ill bet each of you 500 you can't make
good at Orlando. They actually wanted to take
H. aat than MARA ca cockv ANYWAY they went
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Cords Option Boyer

ST. LOUIS. May Is R.-The st.
Louis Cardinals have optioned
Righthander Cloyd Boyer to the
Rochester Club of the Information
al League. He is subject to "a
hour recall.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS {. STAkk
| Little Bit Of q Few Sports

arrival this country Of the body Of 1t Elmer
USAF killed in flaming bomber France set Clark
the other day When the reburial takes
place Arlington the future Griffith
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Detroit -.
Washington

Runs-KoIioxay KeIl, Grcth. Lake ycss f21
Errors-Lewis, Dents, A. Robinson. Runs
bAtsed in-Evans (7i, Mullin. wertz. Lipont ca
son. Left on hases-DefroGt, Q washington. ..
Bases on bails-oE Mssterson, 4; OF Trucks.
S: on Thompson J. Struck out-By Trucks. .:
In innings: Of Mastsrson. 10 7.s innings;
Oh Grissan none in / inning; oE Thompson,
none in II inning: OF Trout, IN inning: OF
welieroth. / In l inning. winning pitchsf-
Grisscm u-of. Losing piscner--Thonpson
n-3. Umpares-AcGoxsn, Jcnes and Hnrley.
Tfme-3.si Atten6ance-33.eN.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Tigers, d: Mats, 7

Totals IA s n II Totals IN o. n
swaiked for Campbell IN 9th.
tGrounded out for Trucks In esh.
+walked for Grisson in eth.
sLined TO short for Evans in 9th.
fSinsied for weiseroth In 9Th.
Detroit 900 coo a71-
Washtnrtnr Coo Ief o8e-
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Games Tomorrow
NATIONAL


Results Yesterday
Brooklyn, 6; chicago. 3
U1 innings).
Pittsburgh, s.; N. Y. 2.
Cincinnati, 8; Boston, 4
Phila., s; St. Louis, 4
t12 innings.
Games Today
New York at Pittsburgh
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Phila. at st. Louis.
Games Tomorrow
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati u
Phila. AZ Chicago.
Brooklyn at st, L. ln).
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Baseball Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN
EssuIta Yesterday

AMERICAN
Results Yesterday
Detroit, 4; Wash, 2.
New York 4; Cleve.. 8
Boston, 4; Chicago. 3
Phila.. 9; st. Louis. 2
Games Today
Detroit at Wash, $50.
Cleve. at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Phils.
Games Tomorrow
Detroit at Wash, 2:3Q.
Cleve. at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Only games.