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hge THE PALM BEACH POST, MONDAY, JUNE 1944 BOCA RATON BACK ON TOP IN MILITARY LOOP EX-TENNESSEE GRID STANDINGS AMEBIC AN LEAGUE 1. Pol. Pet. St. Lnuis Stt 27 SO 88 IT IS Ihicak-o so 27 .51) Unroll SO 24 TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES N.

orlt 81 29 29 34 .40 White Sox Climb Into Second Place With Wins Over Tribe Boston S3 31 85 DYERSBURG. June 25 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet. I Pet SUFFOLK DOWNS (P) Second Lt. Ike Peel, former All-Southeastern back with, the Second game: St. Louii 41 la SI SO .508 I'itHh ah SI 2S .554 Bolton 27 88 N.

York 84 29 .52.1 'Phila. 22 8.S Brooklyn S3 80 ID Si CHICAGO, June 25. (IP) The White Sox climbed into second place in the American League University of Tennessee football team, has been seriously wounded Philadcl. 000 001 000 01 10 0 Brooklyn 000 100 000 12 7 0 Barrett and Peacock; Melton FIFTH Alwca. y.

0. fll.l I 1-1 fur. Twoay Skimmer 111 Roaau H2iCarotina Ann 112 Lady Kentucky H9 Valdina Trial lot Surosn 10Mlu Tartan 111 y. o. ip; I fur.

Briirht Willi 117ISameron tl Pirate HSilell Menow 105 Armed 104jOccupation 120 SEVENTH Alwra. y. 1 mile. Leavenworth 1 10' Wrijrhtwood 114 Twixt Nluht ll IN DOUBLE Ell Boca Raton Bombers went back on top In the Military Baseball League by virtue of a tvln over the Coast Guard Sunday afternoon at Wright Field and the Guardsmen who were leading the league dropped into a second ulace tie with Camp Murphy Shamrocks, Sunday when they swept a clou in the European area, the War Track muddy. Post 2: SO p.

m. KIHKT Cl.j 4 r. o. up: 1 1-U miles. Strawberry 1 12ln-Ti-Hnsmitter 107 Darby Du llSOvamio 112 HI Kid ll.VtVntimplntkm 112 Right Carla 102' Noodles 12 H.i Icy on Buy 112ll'nmlin 107 Still lltta-Travelnlonjr 102 Hiirh Brow 107iCreepy Mouaa 107 Haiti.

Bella 102iGrand Day US bleheader from Cleveland, 11 to and Owen. Department notified his parents 0 and 4 to 3, before 26,442 persons. The second game was called nere Sunday. Peel, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ike Peel. arrived in England in after a 50-minute wait because of April as an infantry officer. WINS TENNIS CROWN the wet grounds. First game: Quaker 110'a-Natlve Fni 118 River Port loO New Frontier 109 Inver Fox K.nluck 114 An outstanding blocking back, victors over Morrison Field Indi ne played on the 1938-39- 40 Vol a Walmaa Farm entry. EIGHTH Alwra.

4 y. a. up: 1-1 ml ELIZABETH, N. June 25. unteer teams, earning All-Confer (IP) Chadwin Johnson of (he Knnnpolia lo0Super Justice 109 Urol Ion lr'IOpenlnx Bid 109 Blueberry Pi 1 1 2i Heaping Gold lot Princeton net team racked up an ence recognition his final year.

His wife. Airs. Jewel Lady Peel, and nine-months-old daughter, Susan Rebecca Peel, live in Dcaeronto 109 upset victory, 6-1, 9-7, 6-3 over NINTH (Sub.) CI. I y. o.

up; 1 1-16 NEW YORK. June 25. Bill Voisclle picked up his 10th victory of the year, allowing the Braves three hits in the nightcap, to give the New York Giants a 5-1 victory and an even split in the doubleheader Sunday. Boston won the opener 4-1 behind Charlie Barrett. First game: Boston 301 000 0019 8 0 New York 001 000 0001 7 3 Barrett and Kluttz; Feldman and Mancuso.

Second game: Boston 000 000 0011 3 1 New York 020 010 lOx 4 8 2 Tobin, Cardonl 18) and Masi; Voisclle and Lombardi. FRANCISCO SEGURA WINS OVER TALBERT CINCINNATI, June 25. (P) Tall Billy Talbert of Indianapolis Sunday extended Francisco (Pan-cho) Segura, bronzed Ecuadoran, to five sets in the finals of the men's singles In the Tri-State Tenuis Tournament before going down to defeat, 9-11, 6-2, 7-5, 7-6, and 7-5. Segura, who last week defeated Talbert for the National Clay Courts title in Detroit, piled up point after point by using his two-handed forehand drive with chalk-chipping perfection. With the score tied five-all In the deciding set, Segura, who now makes his home in Coral Gables, broke through Talbert's service for the advantage game and then went on to take the match on his own service.

Dorothy Bundy, National Clay Courts champion from Santa Monica, came from behind in the first set to defeat Pauline Betz, Los Angeles, 7-5, 6-4, in the finals of the women's singles. A capacity crowd of approximately 2.000 saw Miss Bundy, behind 5 to 2 in the opening set, change tactics and start rushing the net to overpower the strawberry blonde who holds the National Singles title. Cleveland 000 000 000 0 8 3 Chicago 030 420 02x 11 13 0 Harder. Poat (2), Gromek (51, Kleine (8) and Rosar; Dietrich and Fresh. Second game: Cleveland 100 002 03 7 0 Chicago 010 021 04 11 1 Klieman, Heving (7) and Rosar: Lopat, Maltzberger (7) and Catino.

his teammate, Frederick C. Prior milea (on turf). ans In the first game of the double-header. The Indians are now on the bottom of the loop. Murphy beat Morrison 8-7 and Boca Raton defeated Coast Guard 10-8.

Both games were full of action. The Shamrocks went into their half of the last inning trailing the Indians 7-4 but pushed over four runs on five hits and one error to emerge victorious. Camp Murphy showed early Private Howi InS'St. Jock lit of West Palm Beach Saturday to Valdina Lov llliReeallina 111 cop the mens Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis crown at the Town Pidxy H2IWeat Ho 111 Air Rink Queen Echo o8 Cincinnati 116 Royal View III and Country Club. Prior, top seeded in the tourna a Ziunmer and Monti entry.

SECOND 4 y. o. up: lur. EILlun 114, Out rront 111 Patsy Fly 104 Sir Tnlbot 114 Roman Nvmph Ulil'atcall US Colleen M. ll4 Dark Mischief 1I0 Hattlestar lHHalipp 106 Islam King UTiRoyal Army 111 Bird Lot Dm Snarleyow lot Wapan 114 Tha Rod 114 I y.

i fur. Metta'a Doll llllShip Jr. lit Cat Lady 115'Ilark Morninx 114 Gun Deck 112 Ann 11. 112 Sop. I 117 Lovan Day 114 Klymi Connla lMiTttian Miaa 112 FOURTH 8 y.

o. up: fur. Black Buaineaa loSWalloon IKS Lilaon llliiNihby Jock 1 Garter 115 Robert F. 118 Chant Thru JU FIFTH Alwca. 4 y.

I fur. Frilur K.fl lit Johnny Jr. 122 Dream Parada 122 Yaa Or No 117 SIXTH y. fur. a-Cech Laaa 1(16 h-ldle Fool 115 ChnlU-njrttte 116 Elray 117 a-Star Muedie lofilb-Psyehie Rat 112 PcraiflaKe 111 Fall Brook 114 Dauntlcaa Gal Iu6 Cold Fancy lOJlGrevill 111 Diamondball League Starts Second Half Play for the second half pennant in the Military-Civilian ball League begins this evening ment, fell before Johnson's powerful service and accurate backhand shots.

Johnson, No. 2 man on the foot in the first inning when Russell, whose stick work played a Dorothy D. K. 1111 AQUEDUCT Track fait. Poat 1:15 p.

FIRST Cl.i y. 4 fur. large part In the Shamrock vie with four of the teams meeting in Princeton team, was unseeded in the tournament. In a dispatch Saturday night the Associated Press erroneously reported Prior as the winner. tory, poled a homer to 'eft center.

Morrison took the lead in the second when Young singled. Nu- More Win 116 Play Duaty 121 Plucky Boy ll.VSunnip 122 twilight games. The 48th Street Te.t Flight Mllly 11 citu walked. Young scored on Ruay Madeline 107a-Sammy Angott 122 Michigan Smart 12 3: Lady Olga 111 Broome's hit and Nucitu came over PITTSBURGH. June 25.

(IP) The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 In a pitchers' duel Sunday and the teams were tied 5-5 when the second game of a doubleheader was called at the end of the ninth inning-to comply with the Penn ST. LOUIS, June 25. (Tt The league-leading St. Louis Browns won a doubleheader from the Detroit Tigers Sunday and swept a four-game series with the motor city club.

The Browns won the first game 5 to 4 in 10 innings and took the nightcap 5 to 2 before 12.056 paid admissions. First game: Detroit 000 000 040 04 7 2 St. Louis 001 001 002 15 15 1 Trout, Gentry (10) and Swift; Potter, Caster (8), Shirley (10) and Mancuso, Hayworth (9). Second game: Hindu Princ 1221 a Glbboni entry. SECOND CI.

4 y. o. up: 1 1-1 mile. Coast Guard won the first half flag with 16 victories and three losses. Caribbean Wing, runner-up to the champion Guardsmen in the first half, meets the Coast Guard at Bethesda Park, while Boca Raton, which ended the first half in fifth place, takes on Monterey Bar, third place, at Howard Park.

Both games start at 6:15 o'clock. Six clubs are in the chase for Tnpleaa Tower 10 Powerhouse 119 Roman Governor lMShaun G. 114 Honflrur 108 Faint II 114 a Gamble and Rire entry, Merry-Ho and Phllliia entry. SEVENTH 4 y. o.

up; I 1-U sylvania Sunday baseball law. First game: Doris Hart Captures Tennis Tournament ELIZABETH. N. June 25. (IP) Doris Hart of Barry College, Miami, captured the Eastern Intercollegiate Women's Tennis Tournament Sunday with a 6-3, 6-1, vic Lady ranar 108Laat Steel 114 Wiae Brava 108 Blockader IMi.Sting Pal 119 a-Goober Lad 124 Firat Draft lit Lov Day 1 IV Dinner Party 120 St.

Louis 002 000 0002 6 1 Pittsburgh 000 100 0001 5 0 Great Ruah 124 a-Haroque 120 THIRD I j. o. up; about 1 1-1 mllea. on an error. The Shamrocks tied in their half of the second on a series of wild heaves coupled with an Infield out.

Murphy drew away (to a two-run lead In the fifth. With two out Russell doubled, Wilson dittoed, then Cor-rell singled tallying both runners. Morrison put over a pair in the sixth and three in the seventh. In the sixth Odeski was safe at first on a bad throw after two were out. Brooks was hit by pitcher and Sproehnle trippled to left center, clearing the bags.

The Indians' three runs in the Munger and W. Cooper; Sewell Detroit 002 000 0002 7 0 Billy O. in lncominx 120 a-Sunday Puirl. H5 Not. 137 a Metcalt, Carr and Marmorfteln, EIGHTH y.

1 mile and St. Louis 310 010 OOx 5 7 Newhouser, Mooty (71 and Rich Iyngchamp 11 137 Nnview 142 b-Boiled Shirt 146 Fox Hound 142IPeat Moaa 137 70 yarda. ards; Hollingsworth, Jakucki (8) tory over Constance Clifton of Rollins College, Winter Park. Although Miss Clifton took a Roy H. Bell Tower 142 b-Fleetfox 138 the pennant in second half play as Ream Hospital dropped out of the race during the first half when the team was disbanded.

This move became necessary when a large number of the players were trans and Davis. Second game: St. Louis 031 001 0105 9 0 Pittsburgh 000 000 1135 5 0 Jurisich, Schmidt (8). Wiiks (9) and Odea; Starr, Ostermueller (3), Roe (9) and Lopez. and Hayworth.

a Greentre Slahl and Phipp. Stephen, entry. FOURTH Mdn. I y. o.

I l-l fur. IPS1 Hi Raid 110 115 Rlnrk Hunter 112 112 l.iKht Sandwich 12 11! Dog Trot 1H9 117 Dark Cloud 116 112 Plan Spotter 110 Hobby 'a Firit Bark Sleed Up Risktnn Boy 3-2 lead in the opening set. Miss Hart found her game and went Golden Cloth loalSavant D'Or 110 BOSTON, June 25. (P) Before 6.230 rugged. cash customers, the ferred to other points.

Wemit llK High Vallia lit Nuala UeiTop.y Koae 115 FIFTH 4 y. o. up: 4 fur. Red Sox and the Washington Na The Camp Murphy Medicos and Marines are the other two clubs tionals split a doubleheader Sun ARLINGTON PARK wimmin Hoi lia'Anibraa 112 CINCINNATI, June 25. (IP) The Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs even-stephened a double- day, the victors coming from be making up the Diamondball League organization.

Alforay Warden 107 Ariel Lad I-1 Piccadilly 120 SIXTH 3 y. o. up; 1 1-1 milea. hind to win the opener 5 to 4 and the Sox taking the second 4 MIKE'S 1916 Sonth DIxU No Cover Charge Tola Ron 10. Waltabit 114 seventh gave them what seemed to be a commanding lead.

Nucitu went safe on an error, Broome walked and Clements bunted safely, filling the bases. At this point Cosgrove relieved Seelcy on the mound for Murphy. Sommers struck out, but Riedel was hit by the pitcher, forcing in a run. Odeski singled past short and two more runs were registered for the In to 0. I Prineeouillo 1181 SEVENTH y.

1 1-16 milea. Gundar Haegg Sets New Record In Run header Sunday, the Reds taking: the opener, 4 to 3. to give Bucky Walters his twelfth triumph of the I year, but dropping the nightcap. 5 to 0, victims of Claude Passeau's four-hit pitching. First game: Seou-h Iri.h HSiGlohal 113 War Dreailng 1 IX King Of Caatl 111 Minnn'a Agent 1131 The Sox had the Senators shut out 4 to 0 until the seventh inning of the opener when they broke the ice with one run.

They scored two in the eighth and in the ninth they scored two more runs at the STOCKHOLM, June 25. EIGHTH 4 y. o. up: 1 1-1 ml. 109 Dead Level Perfect Rhyme on to an easy win.

The Barry College girl used a drop shot effectively to pile up points as she caught Miss Clifton flatfooted. Miss Hart, fourth ranking national women's star, was seeded No. 1 in the tournament staged during the past week at the Elizabeth Town and Country Club. The men's doubles title was annexed by Frederick C. Prior and Chadwick Johnson, the Princeton team, who downed Robert Miller and Merrill Heddings, of the American University, Washington, D.

C. 6-3, 6-1, 7-5. The Washington pair stepped out with a 4-0 lead in the third set, Prior and Johnson pulled even at 4 all, lost the ninth game, and then swept through three straight games to sew up the match and title. 109 103 108 dians. Dfiiry Lady Sticky Kitty Fre Air 108 Van ke Girl 115 Green Apple 1151 AIIStarShow THE ALBERTAS Dane Comedian Camp Murphy appeared un expense of reliefer Mike Ryba.

First game: daunted by the Indians' big lead. Russell doubled to left and scored Washington 000 000 1225 11 1 Track fait. Poat 4 p. m. FIRST 1 y.

o. I 1-1 fur. Dorothy A. 118 Alvan llSOdd Pair 118 Fayerbanke HHileorey 118 Nellie Weed 115 Kaohi 110 Bleacher lljl'immy 115 Bnlo Gray Stan IIS Muaicale 115 Maria 115 Uray'a Bay 115 SECOND 8 y. o.

up: fur. Sprinx Drift 105 Kodea K. 110 Valdina Disco 115'Joe Schenrk 111) David B. Jr. 116 lirown Mask 116 Time Waa 103 Running Sua 111 Horizon UtlBriaraon 110 Sport Lia 110 Anxiety 105 Happy Hunting 118; THIRD I y.

1 1-16 (on turf). The Anawer 9iWog 105 Duole lllTErazal lot) Boaweco 112 Glenwood Boy 109 Paaaan lU'jStooKie 104 I y. fur. Craay Horao 116 Purple Heart 105 Pleaaure Hour lll'Sweepinjr Ahead 113 Aunt Sia UOiPlay Grier 116 Rlack Shot 113 Reward )n Robin'a Crown lll'Bolo Fube 103 Marfraret T. 108 Lady Juliet 99 Hemit 113 Campanula 111 Boston 020 110 00O 4 12 1 Chicago 000 100 0023 6 1 Cincinnati 000 200 20x 4 8 4 Fleming and Kreitner, Easter-wood (7) Walters, Carter' (9) and Mueller.

Second game: Chicago 220 000-010 5 11 0 Cincinnati 000 000 000 0 4 0 Passeau and Keitner; Gumbert, Delacruz (3) and Mueller. on Wilson's single. Correll hit a two-ply smack to left and Wilson scored when Brooks dropped the Wolff, Lefebvre (7), Wynn (9) Gundar Haegg set a new world record of 8:46.4 for the two-mile run Sunday in his first race of the season at Oestersund. In smashing his own record of 8:47.8 set two years ago, Haegg was clocked in 59.5 seconds for the 400 meters; 2:06 for the 800 meters; and 4:01 at the mark. Haegg, who toured the United States last summer, is scheduled to meet Arne Andersson in a 1,500 meter race on Wednesday.

and Ferrell; Hausmann. Carras throw to the plate. Ippolito sin quel (6), Ryba (8), Barrett (9) and ODETTE lbs. o) (1 rain Dazzling Danre. CONNIB JOHNHON la Bonn Voo Lv.

BKRH JAroKSKN'S ORCHKSTEA gled to center, scoring Correll and tying the score. Sowell went in Partee. Second game: RESULTS By The Aaaociated Prea NATIONAL I.KAI.l St. Louis 2-5: PlttabuiRh 1-5 (Second game railed end 9th; Sunday law). Cincinnati 4-0; Chicago 3-5.

Bnston 5-1: New York 1-4. Brooklyn 4-2; Philadelphia 1-1 (Second game 10 Innings.) AMERICAN l.EAGI Chicago 11-4; Cleveland 0-3 (Second game called end wet grounds.) St. Louis 5-5; Detroit 4-2 (First game to pitch for the Indians. Keefe sac Washington 000 000 0000 3 0 rificed and Hammond bunted safe Boston 103 000 OOx 4 8 1 ly bringing Ippolito over with the Candini, Lefebvre (8) and Guer- winning run. ra; Hughson and Wagner.

A new process for drying the paint on Army tanks does the work in four minutes while the OTHER STAR ACTS In the second game Boca Raton Bombers got a two-run lead over Bra7il has about 500 domestic establishments for the manufacture of medicines. operator drives the tank through in innings). New York 4-5: Philadelphia 3-2. Washington 5-0: Boston 4-4. Coast Guard in the opening in PHILADELPHIA.

June 25. (VP) The New York Yankees edged the oven. Rapid Fire Features Pistol Training Work Much of Sunday morning's work by the pistol training class at the Palm Beach Rifle Revolver Club consisted of rapid fire at silhouette targets and some excellent shooting was done in spite of the handicap of a stiff wind. The final ning, when Bundy and Whitner mmm out the Athletics 4 to 3 in the first (AamjoaKViartnB' session of the current pistol class Cant. 1 to 11 F.

Sr Tax Inrl. rniffliiiipg TODAY and TICSDAT Make your present tires laslXf has been postponed one week and will take place on Sunday, July 9, at which time the qualification course will be fired. Exotic Love! game of a doubleheader Sunday after knocking Jess Flores out of the box and scoring four runs in the first inning, and then went on to take a 5 to 2 victory in the second game before 29,197. First game: New York 400 000 000 4 13 1 Philadelphia 000 003 0003 9 0 Borowy and Hemsley Flores, Harris (1) and Hayes. Second game: New York 000 101 2105 14 0 Philadelphia 010 000 0102 10 1 Bonham and Garbark Newsom, Black (8) and Hayes.

The afternoon rifle shoot for club members was won by R. O. Sinciaire with a score of 387 400. Mrs. Annie Dease took second with 384, W.

E. Wright third with 383, scored on two wild throws, a fielder's choice and a hit by Milsovich. The Coast Guard went runless until the fifth. In that stanza two walks, an error, fielders' choice and hits by Hetrick and Brenner brought in four runs. Boca Raton garnered two runs In the third and one in the fourth.

In the third Inning hits by Hettis-heimer and Whitner. Syby's long poke to left and Mulsovich's drive accounted for the scoring. The Bombers' fourth inning run developed on a walk and hits by Bundy and Syby. Boca Raton tallied twice in the sixth, the Coast Guard three times and the score was tied 7-7. Bundy, of the Bombers singled, stole second, scored on Het-tisheimer's double and the latter registered when Mulsovich hit safely to left.

The Coast Guard's three runs resulted from an error, wild pitch, hit by pitcher, catcher's interference and a safe bingle by Hetrick. In the Bombers' half which outranked the same score by J. T. Dease, who finished fourth. R.

P. Philips was close behind with 382. Mrs. Wright and Lt. Reynolds, of Morrison Field won the other prizes.

The club will be host next Sun day to shooters from Miami, Ft. I Lauderdale. Hollywood and Belle I MONTH FJ -4 Glade. Events will include a four- i BROOKLYN. June 25.

(IP) The Brooklyn Dodgers made a clean sweep of the four-game series with the Philadelphia Phillies by taking both ends of a doubleheader Sunday, 4-1 and 2-1. The Dodgers won the. second game in the 10th inning when Kd Stanky doubled, and scored on a single by Frenchy Bordagary. First game: Philadelphia 000 000 0101 7 1 Brooklyn 002 000 llx 4 10 1 position team match and an Army i qualification course, as well as other matches. Shooting will com mence at 10 a.

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