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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-08-25

and Mrs. Hiram Neuensehwander ane
son Allison, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
5, Yerks were Sunday dinner guests o.
Mrs. Ella Dillman and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Dillman and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond and fam.
lily were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Dirlam and family oil
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Follas and
daughter Joan attended reunion
Sunday at the home of Harold
Featheringill of Jenera, descendants
of the late Marion Featheringills
formerly of Pandora, about 40
present.
Past week callers at the Ernest
Gratz and Richard Core home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Reno Gratz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilford Graft and daughter
Sharon, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Winners
and daughter Nancy Of Lima, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Frick and sons of
Ottawa, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gratz
and daughter Nancy of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donivan Montgomery
and daughter Connie called last We'd
nesday evening on Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Diller and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Moser called
Sunday evening on Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Burkholder.
Mr.. and Mrs Rhuel KohIer and
sons spent Sunday in Springfield
visiting her mother.
Miss Carolyn Matter and Miss
Imogene klass spent several DAYS
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Van Meter of Chardon, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fridley spent
Saturday evening with Mrs. Sam
Kohler and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell schaublin
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Boutwell, and daughter Barbara. Mr..
and Mrs. Wiford Gratz and daughter
Sharon We're past week callers of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schaublin.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matter and
Janet and Phyliss Knight called Sun
day afternoon on Mr.. and Mrs.
Orville Matter.
Ernest Gratz called Sunday after
noon on Mr.. and Mrs. Max Miller.
Past week callers at the Amos
Gerber and Marion Hochstettler
home We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Lands,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Habegger and
son Clair, Mrs Sam Kohler and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ger
Der and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Watson Steiner.
Mrs. Donivan Gratz and children
Jane and Brett, Mrs. Walton Alder
der and daughter Shirley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Amstutz spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stevens
and family of Sandusky.
Mrs. Donald Cupples and daughter
spent Tuesday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Miller.
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one man on base. Hermann and
Burkholder each walloped triples.
Two out-of-town games will be
played by the Legion team during
the next week. This Thursday they
will play Columbus Grove there in
night game starting at $50 p. m.
Next Sunday, the team will journey
to Alger, to resume tournament
play.
In their first tournament start,
the local crew lost to Lima House,
3 to s. Which was the losing hurl-
er.
Buttons victory over the kenton
team also was in tournament play.
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King Hurls Masterful No-Hitter
For Bluffton Legion Ball Team

Deacon King hurled his first no-hit
game of the season last Sunday,
as the Bluffton Legion baseball
team topped kenton Reds, 6 to O.,
In game here.
King was in top form in the tilt,
striking out II opposing batsmen
and giving up only one base on
balls.
Bluffton Legonnaires collected II
hits off the kenton starter, but got
only one off a relief hurler in the
three innings he worked on the
mound.
Bluffton's hitting attack was led
by Moore, who got a home run with
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-08-25
Pilots
Third In Contest

Bluffton fiers ranked third in a
spot landing contest held last Sum
day morning at Lima airport, in
which Jackson Center pilots, who
won in similar contest here
month ago, scored their third con-
secutive victory.
Ottawa airmen were second, Bluff
ton, third; Lima, fourth; Ada, fifth;
and Pandora, sixth.
Ottawa will be host to a similar
contest next Sunday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-08-25
Benefit Ball Game For Keith Kirkland
Will Be Played Monday At Harmon Field

A benefit softball game for Keith
Kirkland, who suffered a cracked
bone in his ankle during a game
between Buckeye Coach and Triplett
mines last week, will be played at
8 p. m. next Monday at Harmon
field.
The Triplett and Buckeye teams
will be the opponents in the con-
test, the third meeting of the two
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squads.
Tripiett won the first two games
of the series, the second victory be-
ing 8 to decision last Wednes-
day night under the lights. 1t was
in this tilt that Kirkland received
his injury.
Next Mondays contest will be the
final home games of the season for
the two teams.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-08-25
Vegetables Turn Black

Discoloration of vegetables In a
food grinder is due to something
that has been ground through the
grinder previously Peppers sc.ne-
times will cause discoloresion.
Again, it may be duo to the tn or
other metal coating on the grinder
wearing off and the iron underneath
corrodinr.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-08-25
Buckeye Coach Nine Tops Hardin
Quarries In Tournament At Ada

the tourney will be at T:30 2. m.
this Wednesday when they meet
Ada's Moore's Newsstand team. If
they continue winning, the Coach
men will play every night but Sat
urday. Tournament finals will be
next Sunday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-08-25

Buckeye Coach softball team won
its first start III Ada invitational
tournament play at Ada Monday
night with a to victory over
Hardin Quarry players in 10-in-
ming contest.
Next start of the Coachmen in
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-08-25
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

THE STATE OF OHIO
Allen County. SIS
Estate of James Solomon, deceased
Clarence G. Fischer of Citizens Bank Bldg.
Bluffton, Ohio. has been appointed and quail
fed as Administrator Of the estate of jaime
Solomon late of Allen County Ohio deceas ID
Dated this 10Th day of August ie4g
RAYMOND P. SMITH
Progate Judge .
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-08-25

Beavers playing four home contests
on an eight-game card.
Two of Blutfton's home contests
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Bluffton College Gridders Will
Play Eight Game Card This Fall

Bluffton colleges fftieth an
versary football schedule for t
falls competition will find
Evening star., 1949-10-06

slI BIedsnsbu,s I'd. NE. III,
Wisconsin Ave. et. AIbemarle lI6)
1900 WiIsen Blvd, Arlington, ve.
5ezS Geessie Ave. NV. ul)
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Mats Are ToppIed, ID, by As
As Ke|Iner Pitches 10th Win

Their minds perhaps mare on
homegoing plans than the busi-
ness at hand, the Mats yesterday
at Griffith Stadium let another
game get away from them. After
struggling to a 4-3 lead their
pitcher went awry so Philadel-
phia's Athletics walked of with q
IA win.
The same clubs wind up the
season this afternoon with Lou
Brissie $3.50 hurting for the As
and Dick Weik (3-l2) starting fol
the home side.
Dick Welteroth yesterday made
one of his few starts and was nc
puzzle to the Athletics. He gave
up II hits before leaving in the
eighth inning with one run in,
one out and a runner on first.
Previously he had been reached
for FIVE scores.
Alex Kellner in registering his
Evening star., 1949-10-02

year in a row. Last year the Red
Sox and Cleveland were tied at
the end of the season and the In
dians won 4 playon game at
Boston.
The Yankees. who collected IL
hits. were nosed out Of the lead
by Boston Monday. relinquishins
the top spot for the first time this
season. The Yankees gained . tie
for lead Wednesday night when
Rae Scarborough pitched the game
|of his life TO beat Boston. Eel.
Yesterday. the Yankees again
dropped o game OF the pace when
they lost to Philadelphia Is Boston
beat washington, but they made
up that margin today.
Briefly, Page has appeared In so
games and Of them the Yankees
have won a, lost II and tied one
six umpires were employed
today, with Ed Hurley stationed on
the left-field foul line and Jim
Honochick on the right-field line
| in addition to the other four arbi-
ters.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Tigers Pull Triple Play
In Losing 10 Indians
" the Asseejo,sd Press

DETROIT, Oct. THE Cleve-
land Indians blanked the Detroit
Tigers, to 0. today to assure
themselves Of at least 4 tie for
third place in the American
League race. 49, = .
Highlander Mike Garcia
scattered seven hits and drove in
Cleveland's first run as the In
dians moved a game ahead of
fourth-place Detroit.
The Tigers would have to win
the final game of the series to-
morrow to tie the Indians.
Detroit pulled a triple play in
the first inning. Dale Mitchell
and Lou Boudreau walked to open
the Indians attack. Joe Gordon
then dribbled a grounder to Third
Baseman George Kell. who
stepped on third for the first out.
threw to Second Baseman Neil
Berry for the second and Berry
relayed to First Baseman Don
Holloway for the last put-out.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Dodgers
Continued from Page B-1)

ton Braves in the first game OF a
vital double header on Thursday.
and thus was doing the best he
could on only one days rest where
he customarily needs four or five.
He was the third Brooklyn
pitcher to try to halt the Phils
after Ennis big blow, his 25th Of
the year, with Dick Sisler aboard
via a triple. had chased Branca In
the sixth.
Carl Erskine. who succeeded
Branca, threw to only three bat
ters before he bad to be scored
by Jack Banta:. Seminick. the
first Phil to face Erskine. slammed
his oath round-tripper to put the
home team in front. 4 to 3.
Banta finally stilled the panic
by forcing Mike Goliat, Phillie
second baseman, to rap into a
doubleplay. He retired for futile
pinch-hitter in the Brooklyn
seventh. and Roe brought his tired
bones into the contest. 49,
There were visions of an extra
inning battle when the Dodgers
pushed the tying runs across in
the eighth with only one out. but
at that juncture Jim Konstanty
took over from Curt Simmons the
third Phillie moundsman, and
stopped the visitors cold to receive
credit for the victory.
Dodgers Leave Is Stranded.
When Jones 18th homer of the
year put the final crusher OH
them. the Dodgers were able to
look back and blame their defeat
on an amazing exhibition Of fu-
tility with men on base. They left
IS stranded, II of them in the
first five innings.
Ken Heintzelman. the veteran
lefty who started for the Phils.
was wild as a goose. and walked
nine Dodgers before it finally be-
came necessary to yank him with
the bases loaded and only one out
in the fifth.
During Heintzelman's shaky
tenure, the Phillie outf1eld also
contrived to make three errors.
Yet out of all that mixture-six
hits. nine walks and three errors
the Dodgers managed only three
runs off the veteran southpaw,
and one of these came in after
Robin Roberts took over with the
bases bulging in the fifth.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Happy 10 Be Yankee,
Says Di Mag, De|uged
By Gifts on Day
py q s,eff Correspondent Of Tn. s.o,

NEW YORK, Oct. This was
Joe Di Maggie day at Yankee Sta
dunn and although Johnny Lin
dell and Joe Page later stole the
spotlight from the polished New
York centerfielder, grateful Yam.
kee fans are convinced New York
couldn't have won without him
Di Maggie, pale and weak after
being leveled by a virus infection
returned to the New York Lineup
and figured in both the Yankee
rallies that tied the score at a.
After striking out in the first In.
ming, Joe hit a double in the
fourth, a single in the fifth, ther
grounded out in the seventh.
! In pre-game ceremonies Di Mag
gio was presented an automobile
while his mother-here for the
occasion-was given another. Joe
also got a speedboat in addition
to many other gifts.
This is one of the few times
| I've choked up" admitted Joe
when Announcer Mel Allen called
| him to the microphone after TAX
ing 40 minutes to read a list OF
the gifts Joe received and intro
duce the doners. "
Many years ago Lefty ODoul
told me, don't let the big town
scare you-New York is the friend
liest town in the world This day
proves it to me-" said Di Maggie
Di Maggie called the Yankees the
"gamest' fightin' est bunch of guys
who ever lived"
I'D like to thank the good Lord
for making me a Yankee" said
Joe.
Joe was presented enough
watches to open jewelry store
He received gold cuff links. wal
lets, two television sets, a deeI
rifle, a flock of plaques. a $10C
| fedora hat, electric blanket. radio
clock, paintings, golf bag. cocker
spaniel, a 4-year college scholar
| ship for a boy Of Joe's selection
a roaster, ETC.. ETC., etc.
In addition, some 81 500, dona-
| ted by fans to Di Maggie Day, will
be turned over to the Damon Run
Won Cancer Fund and the New
York Heart Fund. An additional
81 900 contributed by Springfield
Mass. fans was turned over by
Di Maggie to Springfield charities
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Yans Exuant Bosox Unshaken With Pennant Race Again ec
failure 10 C|inch Flag
Disgusts Dodgers;
Cards Gloom Thick
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The New
York Yankees came clomping up
the runway leading from their
dugout to the dressing room
whooping and yipeeing. They
were "alive" again as far as the
American League pennant race
was concerned and it felt good.
Even ailing Joe Di Maggie. who
played the full nine innings. grim
ned happily, and Manager Casey
Stengel hardly could contain him
self.
That's the way to get EN-"
he exulted, "and we'lr get 'em
again tomorrow"
Stengel explained that he had
Joe Page warmed up In the Sec
ond inning.
II asked him how far he could
co." the pilot said, "and he said
a long ways I was ready to
pitch Vic Raschi in the ninth II
necessary. After all. there was
no use saving him for anything"
Page was tired and perspiring
as he sat in front of his locker.
which adjoins Joe di Maggie s.
The pitcher motioned with his
head toward Joe.
He really gives me a shot In
the arm" he said. IF he can
play nine innings the shape he's
in I guess I can. Sure. I'll be
ready to go tomorrow If they
need me. My arm feels okay.
Hope I didn't hurt zarilla with
that pitch. It got away from me"
Di Maggie revealed he began
to get wobbly about the eighth
inning and doubts II he could
have gone much more than nine.
There was no trace Of gloom
today in the Red Sox dressing
room, Birdie Tebbetts remarked
decisively:
We'll get them sure tomorrow. :"
Manager Joe Mccarthy, to
whom tight races and crucial
moments are an old story. took
the defeat in stride. grinning as
he puffed away at his cigar in his
tiny Office.
Its Kinder tomorrow" he said
cheerfully.
We'll get them tomorrow" Ted
Williams said earnestly, then
lapsed into silence.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Yunks
Continued from Page BID

the Yankees eighth. Stengel had
sent Bobby Brown to bat for john
son and Cliff Mapes to bat for
Bauer, with no results. It was
then that Lindell, a .229 batter,
supplied his first home run since
July 81.
That did it, for against Page In
the ninth Boston couldn't lift a
ball out of the infield. Tebbetts
worked the count to 3 and 2, and
was called out by Umpire Bill
Summers on sharp curve. Matt
Bats batted for Dobson, but Riz-
xuto threw him out. Rizzuto then
scooped up Dom DiMaggio's
grounder and fired a strike to
Heinrich at first base for the game
ending out.
Red Sox History Repeats.
Thus Boston, held to four hits
tomorrow will find itself goint
down to the wire for the secon'
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Cubs 3; Cards l

Totals SO 9241l Totals 90 s27 6
|. Popped out for Brecheen in eighth.
81. Louis . OOl 900 0Oo-1
ChicaEo 2l0 600 0Ox-3
Runs-schoendienst, JefIcoat, Reich. Ter
williser Error-Brecheen. Runs batted
in-Jefreoat to), sauer. Slaughter. Two
base hits-Musial i2). Schoenoienst. Home
run-Jeicoat. Stolen base-Reich. saori-
fices-ChipmAn ta). Double play-Klein
to Marion. Left on bases-St Louis. II;
Chicago, 8. Bases on bslls-on chipman,
4 Oh Brecheen, 4. strikeouts-By Chip
man. q: by Brecheen. 4: BY staley, !;
Hits-On Brecheen, 8 in z innings: on
staiey, q in j inning Passed ball-owen.
winning pitcher-chipman< 7-s4; LOSING
pitcher-Brecheen u4-ln; Umpires~n.
Time-1 :55. Attendance-2O.2l1
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Yunks 5; Red Sox q

Totals 90 424 s Totals 33 IL q II
Bats grounded out for Dobson in 9Th.
Rizzuto, Heinrich, J. Di Magic, Bauer,
Lindell. Errors-None. Runs batted in
Stephens. Doerr. zarilla: Goodman
base hit Di Magic Home run-Lin-
dell. sseriice hit-Riazuto: Double plays
-Parnell to stephens to Goodman, Cole
Stephens to Goodman. Rizzuto to Hen
rich, Left on bases-Boston; 8; NeE
By Reynolds, q. by Page. s; By Par
nell. A. by Dobson,. 3. Hits-oh Rey-
nelds, in "a innings: On Page; IL, ! IN in
fnone out in 5th,; of Dobson. in
innings. Hit by pitcher-By Page
Zarilla). Wild pitches-Reynolds t.).
Winning ,pitcher-PaRe u3-S). Losing
pitcher - Dobson I4-12). -.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

Totals "a s24 s Totals 80 es7
.struck out for -Banta. in 7th.
Rolled out for Olmo in sth.
Walked for Barney in 9th.
Fouled out for Roberts in 5th.
walked for Nicholson in 8th.
Runs-Reese Furillo. Olmo. Campanel-
Ia, Sisler, Ennis, Seminick. Nicholson.
Sanicki. Jones. Errors-Nicholson, Ennis.
Ashburn. Runs batted in-snider t3l.
Reese. Furillo. Jones 90, Ennis CD
Three base hit-Sisler. Home runs
Ennis, Seminick: Jones. Sacrifices
Reese to Hodges, Jones to Goliat to
Ieft on bases-Brookiyn. il: Philadelphia:
6. Bases on balls-Oh Branca. 3; OF
Heintzeiman. 9: Oh Simmons, 1; of Roe,
i: of Erskine. !; OF Konstanty; /
Struck out-By Branca: 4; by Heintze,-
man. 3: by Simmons. j: by Barney, !.
Hits-On Heintzelman, in ~ innings
I3 runs); OF Roberts, o in Es inning
on Simmons. in 21a innings: on Kon.
in SIS: of Erskine, 9 In inning tpitched
Of on Roe. , il Ia inninss; "a sarn;y; Q
in = inning Winning pitenern1koan,- y,
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Haven't Licked Us Yet,'
Brooks Pilot Insists

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. (R.-
Let's win tomorrow's big one and
forget today. was the sentiment
of a disguised, but still confident
Brooklyn Dodger team after it
blew a chance to win the 1949
National League pennant at Shibe
Park today.
The Dodgers blew a 80 lead to
the Philadelphia Phillies and
wound up on the short end of a
Ga score as the st. Louis ,Cardi-
mails dropped their fourth straight
game to the Cubs in Chicago. A
Dodger victory would have won
the flag for Brooklyn.
"They haven't licked us yet;
they haven't licked us yet," re-
peated Manager Burt Shotton in
the dressing room.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Goth victory of the year restricted
the Mats to seven safeties.
The game was witnessed BY

Totals 3e13o7 3 Totals 80 727 IA
Singled for Hudson In ninth.
Philadelphia 200 100 220-!
Washington 100 1O2 OOO-4
Runs-Fox (2). Biasetti t2), CHAPMAN,
White, Astroth. Yost. Stewart, Robinson
Kozar. Errors-Suder. Biasetti: DAVIS
Runs batted in-Suder. White. Mele, AS
troth. Kozar, Biasetti. Chapman l23,
Kellner., Evans (2l; Iwo-base hits-Bia-
Davis taJ Double plays-Dente, Kozsr
and Robinson; Yost and Dente.. Left on
70: Washington,
son. i; OF Kellner. j. Struck out-By
Geiiner. i: by Weltroth, .. Hits--ofi
Welteroth. IL in ~: Of Hudson, :. in
Weiteroth (2-5). Umpires-Grieve and
parerella. Time-@:Oe. Attendance-
Evening star., 1949-10-02


confident is Baltimore of landing the st. Louis
Browns baseball franchise, incidentally, that
concrete double -decked stand is planned. with
the diamond running south-to-north, instead
of vice versa.
The Mats, who were waving white towels at
the Red Sox in the ninth inning OF that ll-S
game yesterday afternoon, weren't kidding
They're chokers" chorused half dozen OF the
cellarites They all had it in their throats IN
the last inning-and most of all Ellis Kinder
in the eighth inning. striking out the SIDE,
Kinder looked like the best pitcher in baseball
but in the ninth any cab driver IN the vicinity
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Fat and Bald, But Still Undefeoted


When Navy dperiod touchdown to forge ahead
of Princeton Mdshipmens band struck up Happy
DAYS Are Here Again brigade $500 strong took up the
cry they sensing with Nays first victory IN
II consecutive games of the advanced
be never Naval victory The fact that Joe LOUIS
fat bald consents to box exhloons as ne
do Monday Gth Stadium weather permitting against
South American Evarso Cestac makes quite eVl-
dent that Joes hand in the heavyweight title picture
Last time showed in Washington was IN an exnolton
against Pat Coisky big gloves not only
was better Of his title defenses but 1t crossed
$4,000 . <--.,-,
The Philadelphia Eagles, who mustered winning 1ootoa
team first now have acquired la George Marshall
The Redskins in band experience ot no amount
of ubas glockenspe has been known 70 IN
uence League Ford Frick presioent OF INC
National Baseball either solvent very short
when came possible playon SITE Fr1ck hao 70
borrow quarter from newspaperman inspiring tneorSs 70
wonder fiat whether simply was case OF no
being able folding Because OF the tremendous
interest TWA has been woolng customers
with promises scores WILL De reayeo from
o You also get the
Scores nnoceny adds while waiting 10
get YOUR plane counter experience nat sofne es
seems to last as long a fight or ball game
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Hamrden-Sydney Wins

HAMPDEN-SDNEY, Va, Oct.
/ R.-Hampden-Sydney turned
a pair of self-made breaks into
scores and broke Clarence Hol-
land loose on a 92-yard touch
down run here today to turn back
East Carolina Teachers, 20-7.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Birds Manager SnorIy
While Cubs GLoot

CHICAGO, Oct. l R.-Man-
ager frankie Frisch and his Chi
cago Cubs were jubilant today over
their 81 defeat Of the pennant-
chasing Cardinals.
But gloom was thick in the
dressing room of the Cardinals.
Manager Eddie Dyer told a sports
writer who sought a post-game
interview:
II don't give a damn who you
are"
He slammed the dressing room
door in the writer's face.
Frisch whooped over his victory
and the fine pitching of Lefty
Bob Chipman. Asked whether he
thought the cubs would beat the
Cards again tomorrow. He said:
That's a hell of a question.
Well be out there to knock them
of again."
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Totals 81 8 81 IA Totals 80 727 II
sFanned for Berry In ninth.
fSingled for Gray in seventh.

"FanEed Tor Betty IN nlntn.
fSingled for Gray in seventh.
+Grounded for Houtteman In ninth.
Cleveland 600 o0o 1t2-4
Detroit ------ 900 900 900,
Runs-Mitchell Boudreau, Vernon. Gar,
ted in--darcia. Dolby, Gordon co. Two,
base H. - Boudreau. Mitchell. sacrifice
hits-Robinson. Garcia, Evers, Boone.
Double piays-Gordon. Boone and Vernon:
Vernon, He-an and Vernon; Ksn, Berry
and Holloway; Hogan. Gordon. Boudrsau.
iosay. sS a Lett iSa on basesMei.1slsnd, 10: Be-
'troit: 9, Bases on balls-on Gray. 3:
out-By Gray.1; Houtteman. 1: Garcia, 4.
Houtteman. in 9 Winner - Garcia
U4-5I. Loser-Gray UO-1O. Urpifes-
Messrs. Passarella. Jones. Stevens and Nc.
Gowan time. 2:1B. Attendance. 3l,333.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
VIM Lose, or Draw
cpANrte srANA
By FRANCIS STANN
S,or Stoff Correspondent

Steam From the Bubb!inq Couldron
BALTIMORE Oct 1-Those hossy pre-Navy game cocktah
parties and ncheons Stadiums administration
building have been discontinued by Howard Cad-
WELL director Of too much politics and ocla