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Evening star., 1955-01-06

IPLTlOUTH 1858 crsnbfook sedan;
owner. excellent Condition. f0o6:
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fRRcuRY 40 club coupe: new
r. add r.. turn sianais. white-!all
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MG-fR -; red. wire wheels; alEays
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starting AZ SS45. Largest selection
Of small foreien and American cars
81 town. Austin Healey srerts, AUS
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Evening star., 1955-06-16
MAJOR LEADERS
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING (based ON 125 at bats)-Ka-
line. Detroit. .372: Kuenn. Detroit,
.345; Power. Kansas City. .327: Fox.
Chicago. 323; Lollar. Chieaeo, .311.
IRUNs-Mantle. New York. 55; Smith.
Cleveland. Al: Kaline. Detroit. As;
Goodman. Boston and Bauer. New
York, AZ.
RUNS BATTED IN-Kaline, Detroit and
Mantle. New York. "A; Jensen, Bos-
ton. 43: Berra, New York. 40; zernial.
Kansas City and Vernon. Washington.
IS.
HITs-Kaiine. Detroit. 81; Fox. CHICAGO,
Il; Smith. Cleveland. 90: KEnn.
DouBLEs--Finigan. Kansas city. IS:
ey fssn s 50ssS s1.rs and chesso PsSss smss
Cleveland and Kuenn. Detroit. II.
TRTPLEs--Mantle. New York. 9: Ka-
line, Detroit. s: stephens. Boston;
Fox. Chicago and Carey. New York. 4.
HOME RUNs-zerniai. Kansas cry. Is:
sR'ie; New York, sfs IL: Jensen. Jensen Boston; Kaiine.
Detroit and Berra. New York. IL.
STOLEN BASES--Minoso and Rivera.
Chicago. 8: Kaline. Detroit and Hun
ter. New York. 8: Jensen. Boston
gE1sepy' Eorpy Chicago ana Mantle NeW
wynn, cleveiand. ehsad 81. I -sss: penoyan.
Chicago and Ford. New York. 7-2.
.77s; Fornieles. Chicago and Houtte-
man. Cleveland. 5-2. TIA.
|sTRIKEOUTs-score. Cleveland. cl.9s l0s:
land 81: Pierce. Chicago. 5S; Garcia
Cleveland. 81.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING--(based on 125 at bats)--
Ashburn, Philadelphia. .356; Kluszew-
bursh, .338: Mueller, New York. 1892:
Snider, Brooklyn. .321.
RUNS-Snider. BROOKLYN. SO: Bruton,
Milwaukee. 40; Gillian. Brooklyn. 40:
Eee. IL
RUNS BATIED IN-Snider, BROOKLYN,
81: Campaneila, Brooklyn. 5S Ennis
Philadelphia, 45: Kluszewski, Cincln-
natl, 43: Mays, New York, Al.
HITs-Aaron, Milwaukee and Mueller,
Kluszewski, Cincinnati, 20; Snider,
Brooklyn. 50.
D0UBLEs-Repulski. ST.. Louis. 10;
Snider, BROOKLYN, IA: Reese, Brook
lyn and Bruton and Logan. Milwau-
TRIPLEs-Mays. New York, 2: Bruton.
Baker and Fondy. Chicago; Aaron.
Milwaukee and Long. Pittsburgh, 5.
HOME RUNS - Snider. Brooklyn, 90:
Campsnella, Brooklyn, 49, Klus2ew-
ski, Cincinnati. 1S; Mays. New York,
IA: Banks, Chicago and Mathews,
Milwaukee, IA.
STOLEN BASES-Boyer, st. Louis, l3;
Gillian. Brooklyn 10: Temple, Gin
cinnati, z: Moon, st. Louis, 8: Baker,
Chicago, Bruton, Milwaukee, and Mays.
New York, 8.
PITCHING (based on 5 decisions)-Jeff-
coat, Chicago, 60, 1000: Labine,
Brooklyn. so, 1000; Newcombe,
Brooklyn, l0-1, .909: Collum and
Minarcin, Cincinnati. Al. 500.
STRIKEOUTS-Jones. Chicago. 81: Rob-
erts, Philadelphia, "A; Conley, Mil
waukee, "a: Podres, Brooklyn and
Antonelli. New York, 81.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Babe Ruth League
Formed in Viennu

A Babe Ruth League for boys
13, IA and Is years old was Or
ganized last night in Vienna, Va,
The new group definitely will
be affiliated with the national
Babe Ruth League, but will not
be eligible for tournament play
this summer because of its late
start.
A draft Of players last night
apportioned 72 boys to four
teams representing the school
areas Of Vienna, Dun Loring,
Freedom Hill and Oakton.
The new league probably will
begin It's schedule about July ]
with games at Vienna School.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
White Sox and Tigers
Plug Serious Cops
BY the Associated Press

While the four-man Cleve-
land Baltimore trade received
most attention as the major
league trading deadline passed
lat midnight last night, the
White Sox and Tigers also acted
to plug two serious gaps.
The White Sox, worried be-
cause they have been carrying
only eight pitchers, bought Har-
ry Byrd from the Orioles for an
undisclosed amount in excess of
the $4,000 waiver price. Byrd,
30-year-old highlander who
had a 9-7 mark with the Yam
KEGS last year, was 80 with the
Orioles.
Byrd's departure leaves Bal
timore with only four of the
nine Yankees they obtained last
winter in the deal that sent Bob
Turley and Billy Hunter to New
York.
The Tigers. apparently giving
up hopes Of dealing with the
Yankees, acquired Earl Torge-
son, veteran first baseman, from
the Phillies for an estimated
$25, 900. The Tigers were des-
|perately in need of a first sacker
since both Ferris Fain and Jack
Phillips are hobbled by knee in
juries. Torgeson, 81, is hitting
.267 this season.
To make room for Torgeson,
the Tigers sent Leo Cristante, a
righthanded relief pitcher. to
Buffalo on option.
The Indians also signed Pitcher
Ted Gray as free agent. The
25-year-old lefthander, who saw
action against Washington last
night, was released last month
by the White Sox because Of a
sore arm.
The Cardinals snapped two
pitchers with their Rochester
and Houston farm clubs. Floyd
Woodbridge. who hurled q one
hitter for Houston. and Mel
Wright of Rochester were re-
called. To make room the Cards
|optioned Herb Moford to Roches-
ter and Barney Schultz to
Houston.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Cox Retires,
CIouding Deal
With Indians
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Continued From Page C-1
he was in no way sure he could
convince him.
HE told me he was tickled to
death that we wanted him, but
he said he didn't believe it was
fair to us for him to report to us
with a bad Leg" Lopez said,
adding:
"He seemed like a nice boy.
We'd like to have him"
Contacted at his home in
Pennsylvania, Cox told a news
man:
II learned last night that I
had been traded and right then
I decided I would retire"
However, he added, "I had
made up my mind to retire last
week and you couldn't say the
trade had anything to do with it.
"My leg went down on me
and there is no use fooling
around. I'm done in baseball
and that's it,"
Cox failed to report to the
Indians for their game with the
Senators here last night and
reports spread that he had dis
appeared.
II don't understand all this
business about me turning up
missing" Cox said. 81 can't
figure out what they are trying
to prove.
II can't keep kidding myself
about my Leg" he said. THE
thing is still in bandages."
Asked about his plans for the
future, Cox said:
II. think I will just take it
easy and do nothing. I am look
ing around for some kind of
business to go into"
Pope Gets in Action
Both Pope and Westiake re-
ported to Baltimore yesterday.
Pope played in both games;
Westlake got permission to go
home to Cleveland to be with
his wife, who is Ill. Woodling
joined the Indians here.
Woodling. 80. said he was
happy to go back to the In
dians, with whom he broke in
IL years ago. The ex-Yankee
was hitting only .221 for Balti-
more and Manager Paul Rich
ards termed him a terrible dis
appointment"
Pope, 80, had been hitting .298
for the Tribe. Westlake. who is
"a, has seen very little action
this year.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
BASEBALL

Continued From Page C-1
finished up Tuesday nights 10
victory for the Sox.
Fox was the hitting hero, get
ting 3-for-4 in both games while
stretching his hitting streak to
IL contests. Fox tops the club at
1873 now.
Red Sox Continue Drive
The Red Sox made it seven out
of eight in the other American
League game. beating Kansas
City. go.
In the National, Brooklyn lost
to Cincinnati, So, but stayed
liz games to the good as the
second-place Cubs lost to the
Giants, To. The Cardinals belted
three home runs to beat Pitts
burgh, 7-3, and the Phillies
blanked the Braves. 40.
Billy Hoeft won his sixth while
beating the Yankees, although
he needed relief help from Babe
Birrer. The Tigers wrapped up
their scoring with Jim Delsing
and Frank House hitting back
to-back homers in four-run
fourth. Eddie Robinson hit his
18th and 18th homers for the
Yanks.
Minarcin Stops Dodgers
Rookie Rudy Minarcin gave
the Dodgers four hits and had
them shut out on two safeties
until the ninth, when Junior
Gillian homered after a walk.
Carl Erskine was the loser as
Gus Bell singled, doubled and
homered for three of the Red
leg runs. 1t was only the 14th
defeat of the season for the
Dodgers.
Five runs in the ninth broke
up a % ball game for the
Giants, with reliefer Paul Giel
hitting a double to start the rally
that brought his first major
league victory. Paul Minner lost
it as the Giants moved to within
one and half games of the Cubs.
Herm Wehmeier stopped the
Braves on six hits. Gene Con-
ley, looking for his ninth victory.
left with his fourth defeat after
he issued a walk with the bases
loaded in a two-run fifth by the
Phils. The loss left the Braves
at 500 again-15 games OF the
pace in fourth place.
Al Schoendienst and Solly
Hemus homered to get the Cards
rolling, but Bill Virdon's two
run clout put it away in the
seventh. Paul LaPalme saved
Luis Arroyo's seventh victory by
cutting off the Pirates a run
short at 5-4 in the top of the
seventh.
Mel Parnell won his first of the
season for the Red Sox, with
help from Tom Hurd in four
run Kansas City ninth. Jackie
Jensen hit a two-Nln homer in
the 11-hit Boston attack as WIN
less Ray Herbert lost his sixth.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Nine Games for jackets

ASHLAND. Va, June 16 (R.-
Randolph -Macon's 1855 football
team will play a nine-game
schedule. Seven of the Jacket
foes will be teams which RAN
dolph-Macon played last season.
The newcomers are Western
Maryland and Guilford.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
MINOR LEAGUES
By the Associated Press

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle 10, San Francisco 2.
Portland ], Hollywood 0.
Los Angeles @, Sacramento g.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Richmond u, Havana 5.
Columbus 4, Syracuse 3.
Rochester 5, Toronto 3.
Buffalo &, Montreal
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Omaha 5, Toledo 0.
Indianapolis 8, st. Paul 4.
Denver 4. Charleston 0.
Louisville s, Minneapolis r.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Nashville 3--5, New Orleans OF.
birmingham 8, Little Rock QO
Memphis 2. Atlanta 3.
Mobile 4 EAsTfRN ehftssaGGEsa IEEaGuE &
Elmira 4, Albany 8.
Williamsport s, Allentown z.
Reading 6. wilkes Barre /.
Binghamton 1, Schenectady 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Columbia 81, Augusta 0-S.
Macon /, Charlotte 0.
Other games postponed.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Des Moines 10-1, Colorado Springs
Pueblo 4-s. Lincoln "a.
Wichita ,II Il; sioyz s0yS. City o., q
Sunbufy 9. York 3.
Newport News 3, Portsmouth 3.
Lancaster 1--6. Hagerstown 0-3
(frst game seven innings.
Norfolk 10. Lynchburg 2.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
BOYS BASEBALL
VIENNA LITTLE LEAGUE

VIENNA LITTLE LEAGUE
Rebels. q; Orioles. 8 (Majors).
Acorns. Z; Cubs, minors.
Vienna, 8; Mclean, 0.
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUES
Minors
Parkside Braves, s. Carver, 8.
Kinner Membert, IS, Ida's Dept
Store, 5.
Kaster's Mems shop, 5; Shepherd
Park, 0.
Mai0
Kelly Miller, u: Industrial Home, 12
SPRINGFIELD LITTLE LEAGUE
Cardinals, s.; Giants, 8 lMajorsl.
pan ~, ehnnrjrr 3. T,,,kes
ARLINGTON LITTLE MAJORS
Kenyon Peck, 8; South Lions, /.
Stewart Buick. @; Bancroft Cleaners, 3
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Runs-Hofman, Lockman (2), Thomp-
son. Mays, Harris. Giel. Jackson, King.
Errors--Mueller, Williams, Hearn,
THOMPSON. Fondy: Runs batted in
Dark. Harris. Two-base hits-Mueller.
Giel. Harris. Banks. Sacrifices-Hearn.
Miksis, King. Gordon. Baumholtz. Sacri-
nee fiies-Mays, Fondy.. Lockman. Double
to Dark to Harris. Left on bases-New
York. IL: Chicago. z. Bases on balls
OF Hearn. / OF Minner. S; of Jeffcoat,
l. STRUCK out-By Hearn: 3: by Minner,
8 innings; off Minner, s in 5 innings
tfaced one batter in eth: of Davis 2
in 70 inning: off Jetfcoat, . In as inning
OF Giel. l in 3 innings. Runs and
3-3; of Davis, 80: off Jeffcoat, IL: Of
Giel. 90. Winning pitcher-Giel DID.
Losing pitcher-Minner t5-3). Time
2:49. Attendanee-I4.7S .7Sl.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
PILLS. 4; BRAVES, 0
Runs-Blaylock. Ennis. Greengrass.

Runs--BIaylock. Ennis. Greengrass,
wehmeier. Error-Hamner. Runs batted
in-Lopat f2l. Ennis. Greengrass. Two
base hits-Greengrass, Mathews, Bruton,
Tanner Stolen base-Lopata. Sacrifice
Saerifice fy-Lopata. Left
on bases-Philadelphia o; Milwaukee, q.
Bases on balls-Of Wehmeier. /; of
Conley. 1; of Crone, J. Struck out-By
Wehmeier, A; by ConIey, 3: by Crone.
A: by Jay. 1. Hits-Oh Conley, 9 in Az
innings: OF crone. in 32s innings; OF
Jay. o in ! inning Runs and earned
runs-Od Wehmeier, 90: off Conley,
4-4; of Crone, 90; of Jay. 90. VIM
ming pitcher-Wehmeier (5-3). Losing
pitcher-Conley tS-4l. Time-2:24. At
tendance-27,759.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Games To-day
Games Tomorrow
George and Newman
Win Mat Team Event

Georgeous George and Lew
(Shoulders) Newman defeated
Billy Darnell and. Wild Red Barry
in a team match, feature of the
Evening star., 1955-06-16
CARDS, 7; PIRATES, 3
Totals 35 9 2414 Totals ~ = ~ !
Struck out for Friend in Sth.

L otIuck Out Ior ETltnu IN Stn.
Pittsburgh ----------0O 100 O10-3
Runs-Clemente, Freese. E. O'Brien,
Hemus, Musial, Verdon (2), Schoen-
dienst, Boyer, LaPaime. Errors None.
Runs batted in--Peterson, Long, Mejias.
Hemus (2), Schoendienst (2), Musial,
virdon (2). Twc-base hits--E. OBrien,
Long Home runs--Schoendiens He
mus, Virdon. Sacrifice-Hemus Sacri-
fce fly-Hemus. Double plays-Groat
to Long; Peterson to Freese: Boyer to
Musial. Left on bases-Pittsburgh, s;
st. Louis. 1. Bases on balls = on
Friend. 3. Struck out-By Friend. /:
by Arroyo, 3. Hits-of Friend. 4 in Z
innings; of King. 8 in l inning: of
0 in IA innings. Runs and earned
runs--Of Friend, 4-4: of King, 3-3;
on Arroyo, 3-3; OF LaPalme. 90. Win
pitcher Friend t3-3l. Time - 2:O2.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Runs-Fox (2). Rivera, Minoso, KeIl,
Abrams. Causey, Evers. Coan. Diering,
Miranda. Errors Palica ca. Runs
batted----Jackson., Paliea. Eyers t3); Nj
base hit-Rivera Home runs = Evers,
Fox Saerifices-Fox, Palica, Abrams,
Smith. Sacrifice fiy-Jackson. Left on
bases bases Ghisaso Sas III Kssran ssisinors: offi
Palica. /; off consuegra, L. Struck out
By Keegsn. 2; by Palica, /; by Dor
ish, i; by Consueera, 1. Hits-Oh Kee-
gan, 5 in 4zs innings; of Martin. Q in
OF Consuegra. l in 2 innings: on Pa
lica. q in 51s innings; of Dorish. 2 in
l "a innings; on Schallock. 2 in 2 in
ninss. Runs and earned runs--On Kee-
go: off Consuegra, IL: of PaIica, 4-;,;
of Dorish, lei: of Schallock, 90. Win
ming pitcher-Schallock Q-2). Losing
pitcher-Consuegrs t4-2). Time-2:36.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Runs-Kaline. Fain (2). Delsing t21,
House t2). Malmbers. McDousaid t2),
Carey. Mantle, Robinson t2). Errors
Howard. Kucks Runs batted in--Malm-
berg (2). Kuenn, Fain. Delsing t2),
House, Robinson t2), Mantle. Howard.
Noren (2J. Two-base hit--Noren. Three
base hitLMantle. Home runsEDelsins'
Double play-MeDougald to Robinson,
Left on bases-Detroit. 8: New York. o.
2; OF Sturdivant. 9. Struck out-By
Hoeft, g. by Sturdivant. 9 Hits--Of
Hoeft, IL in 8 innings (faced two bat
tiers in 9th): Of Birrer. 1 in / inning
of Kucks. z in 21s innings: of Sturdi-
want, 4 in s. 81 innings; off Konstanty. 0
in l inning. Runs and earned runs-off
Hoeft, SO: of Birrer, 90: of Kucks.
Al; OF Sturdivant A; off Konstanty
90. Hit by pitcher--By Kucks HAT
field); by .Sturdivant tKalinel. Winning
pltcher-Hoeft t6-3. Losing pitcher
Kucks (5-3). Time-3:03. Attendance
9.635.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
REDLEGs, S; DODGERS, z

Walked for Spooner in 9th.
2 Ran for Newconhbe in 9th.
Brooklyn ---- 900 600 002--2
Runs - Gillian. Hoax. Kluszewski,
Post. Bell t2D.. Burgess. Errors-Erskine.
Gillian. Runs batted in--Bell (3l, Adams
(2l, Gillian (2D. TWo-base hits--Furillo,
Bell. Adams. Home runs--Bell Gillian
Stolen base-BeIl. Double play--McMil-
bases--Brookiyn. 3: Cincinnati. 4. bases
on balls--Oh Erskine, 1; of Minarcin,
2. Struck out-By Erskine. 1; by Minar-
Gin, 4; by Spooner, 3. Hits-Oh Erskine,
7 in 5 innings faced batters in 6thI !;
of Spooner, in 3 innings. Runs and
earned runs-Of Erskine. 5-5; of
Spooner. 90: of Minarcin, 20, Wild
pitch - Minarcin. Winning pitcher -
Minarcin (4-D. Losing pitcher-Erskine
tS-0. Time-2:05. Attendance-lO,9s7.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
FIRsT GAME

Totals SO I024I5 Totals % s 81 IL
/ Flied out for Martin in 9Th.
Walked for DoriSh In 1th.
Ran for Triardos in Sth.
Flied out for Consuegra in 9th.
Chicago ole O03 100-h
Baltimore 110 030 0lx--6
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Runs-Carrasquel. Fox Errors-For-
nie1es, Wilson. Runs batted in-Fox.
Diering, Home run-Fox. Sacrifices
Causey, Minoso. Young. Double plays
Causey to Smith to Triandos; Busby to
Baltimore, s. Bases on balls--Off For
nieles, L. of Pierce. 2: of Wilson, l
Struck out-By Fornieles, l: by Pierce.
3 BY Wilson. A.. Hits-on Fornieles, 81
In 8 innings tpitched to- one batter in
7th); of Pierce, ] in 12s innings; off
Consuegra. 0 in 1h innings. Runs and
earned runs-Oh Wilson f2-2). Win
ming pitcher-Fornieles (5-2) Losing
pitcher-Wilson t5-6). Time-2:2S. At
endance-116,3 1896.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
GIANTS, I; CUBS, z
Totals 35 FEC Totals a16,

TotaIs 30 I221g Totals 81 y II
l Walked for westrum In 9TH.
2 Sacrificed for Hearn in eth
3 Purposely passed for Williams in 9TH
Called out on strikes for Jeffeoat in
New York ---------- 900 100 1O5-7
Chicago ----------- 900 200 O00-2
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Runs-Renna, Zernial. Wilson, Lopez
DeMaestri. W. Shantz, Goodman. Viii
liams, Jensen. Zauchin, White (2l. Hat
ton (2), Piersall Errors--DeMaestri
Goodman t2). Runs batted in--Zernial
(2l. Goodman l2l, Piersall t2l. -Parnell
Williams. Two-base hit-zernial. Home
runs--Zernial, Jensen, Renna, Wilson
to Power. Left on bases-Kansas City.
8; Boston, 8. Bases on balls-Oh Her
bert, 5: Of Hurd, Z: OF Harrington. z;
"a p bparps Psrn. str1Hskt Ht,o outBH Herbsrt Hs59eF
in Z innings: on Harrington, 2 in j
inning: of Psrnell. in 8as innings: of
Hurd, 0 in 1s inning. Runs and earned
ii; of Parnell, 8-3: of Hurd. 90.
Winning pitcher-Parnell u-D. Losing
pitcher-Herbert (0-6). Time-2:22.
Attendance-4 939
Evening star., 1955-06-16
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday

~
Sas0ii pesToit. i: Sisss Il. T.. 3.
Boston. o: K. c.. 8.
Bait, 90; Chi, 5-2'
Games To-day
cleve. at wash, 600,
Detroit at N. Y.
K. C. at Boston.
Chicago at Bait. tn1
Games Tomorrow
K C. at wash. 500.
Detroit ct Bait. (nl.
Chicago at N. Y. (nl
Cleve. ut Boston t2)
taft. and night.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
ORIOLES. so; WHITE SOY, So TIGERS. 8; YANKEES.

Totals 371I277 Totals 81 IL % Il
Struck out for sturdivant in sth.
2 Popped up for Bauer in 9th.
3 Doubled for Howard in 9th.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
RED sox, 9; ATHLETICS, s
Totals SO s24l4 Totals 33I12

| Struck out for Herbert in Sth.
2 Grounded out for HARRINGTON in 9th
3 Walked for Renna in 9th.
4 Ran for Williams in Sth
Evening star., 1955-06-16
SECOND GAME

Ran for Miranda in 9TH.
2 Famed for Stephens in 9TH.
3 Doubled for Causey in Sth.
4 Flied out for Pyburn in 9th.
Chicago -z- O01 600 0f0-2
Baltimore - 600 600 000-0
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Games Tsmorrev
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
eh,,a ehl1sin- s; ,I'TS Brook, = 2.
st. l., q; Pitts 8.
N. Y. a; Chicago, 2.
| Games Today
Bklyn. at Cine. tnl
Pitts. at st. L. (n)
Phila. at Milw.
New York at Chicago
Games Tomorrow
Pitts. at Cincin. tn)
N. Y. at Milw. (nl.
Brook. at st. l.. (nl
Phila. at Chicago.