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CHICAGO DAlLt'TinBUNEri KUKLA AND OLLIE Complete Radio Programs and Highlights for Today Part 4 Page 4 Monday, September 13. 1948 XislentspsCIioicG1 BACK WITH FRAN OH VIDEO TON IGHT INDIANS BEAT BROWNS, 6 TO TIE IN 2D, 3 TO 3 Play-Off Scheduled -y EVIL FEECT aaW -fa avkar-v tal mm Central daylight saving tia 30-TaSM-The Coimtry hoar. WJJD-Breakfest Frolic. LS-Sile-A-Vhile. SMS-VMAQ-Praywr; Early Bird.

6: OO-W-G-tt-Fana Hour and news. VMAQ-News reports. VBBM-Paul lb son prograa. CFL-Seveille with Roberta. WLS-Fsrwj Bulletin Board.

WIND.Nea. Dawn Serenade. 6: 15-WUAQ-Town and Farsi. WUS-Moralng Devotions. WCFL-Dr.

J. C. O'Halr. WIND-Mornlng Salute. Service.

VLS-Range Riders. CFL-News; Reveille. UND-tske Up Music. news. WMAQ-Alez Dreler, news.

WLS. Robert Lyle, news. WINO-Dawn Patrol. 6 Parker show. ReveilU.

BBM-News of the World. tCFL-Msrtln Agronsky. JJO-News, Oscar Brown. WMAQ-Nornan Ross show. WIND-News, Record Shop.

WLS-Doc. Hopkins. for Today SPECIAL EVENTS 9:15 a.aj.-VMI-H-June Baker, with Or. Dickenson Bell 7:00 p.m.-WLS-DIscusslon of the Taft-Kartle Labor Law. Cubs vs.

Brooklyn. 9 by Henry Wallace. VARIETY, COMEDY. AND DRAMA 2:15 p.a.-W-G-N-Bert Peral's Nappy Gang. la phone Quiz, with Ed Cooper.

M. C. of America: "Gettysburg." with Dick Pwell and Joan Loring. Sanctum, another thriller. Theater, with Walter Huston, Ann Blythe and Vincent Price in "Another Part cf the Forest." 8 Please, eiystery show.

Rich Quick, with Johnny Olsen. M. C. with Lew Valentine. M.

C. Friend Irma, comedy seriaL My Name, with Arlene Francis, M. C. Taylor Disc Jockey show. Anechw tells a story about the Duke of Veiling-ton.

MUSIC 2:5 p.ii.-V-C-. VGNB-Ve Three. with Harold Turner, till Otto and Lee Bennett. Steber. soprano, with Oscar Shumsky.

violinist. Charles Thomas, with Donald Voorhees orchestra. Hour, with Buddy Clark and Ted Dale's orchestra. Monroe's Caravan of Music. TELEVISION 7:00 p.ra.-WBKB-Kukla, Fran and Ollie return to the air.

Birthday Party, with Ed Cooper. M. C. to Fan, with Johnny Olsen, new DuMont network show. from Midway, with Russ Davis.

of Udy with Uwrence Olivier and Merle Oberon. Cleveland. Sept. 12 (AP) Cleveland's Indians and the St. Louis Browns battled to a 3 to 3 tie today in a contest called because of darkness at the end of 12 innings and three hours and 15 Einutes of play.

Cleveland won the opening gaze in the double header, 6 to 4. The tie will be played off toaorrow, which originally was an open date for both clubs. Record Reveille. BY LARRY WOLTERS Kukla. Fran and Ollie.

a trio of video personalities who have endeared themselves to viewers of all ages, will return to WBKB at 7 tonight after a summer's vacation. Kukla and Ollie. of course, are Burr Tillstrom's redoubtable puppets and Fran is Fran Allison, an extremely telegenic actress and singer, well known, too. as Aunt Fanny of the Breakfast Club. Dick Snyder, young cartoonist, will be on hand from time to time, illustrating his original stories for children.

Doorway to Fame, a DuMont network variety show, will have its first telecast in Chicago over WGN-TV at 8:30 tonight. Johnny Olsen. quizmaster of radio fame, will be master of ceremonies for this show, featuring vaudeville and Broadway names. WGN-TV. WENR-TV and WBKB will telecast numerous shows from the National Television and Electrical Living show opening next Saturday and continuing a week at the Coliseum.

Some 3.500 persons can see shows telecast each evening. The latter two stations are conducting a video talent search in connection with the exposition. Girls with television promise will be selected from mong the employes of exhibiting firms. Two will be named Miss WBKB and Miss WENR-TV and be awarded 13 week television contracts by the respective stations. 100 SKETCHES OF CITY TO BE EXHIBITED AT FIELD HOUSE IN PARK One hundred sketches cf Cnl-cago, done by suxx.er students at the Art institute, will go on exhibit next Monday in Lake Shore park field house.

Chicago av. and the lake. The three day exhibit will feature scenes at the railroad fair. Michigan a v. bridge, amusement parks, steel zoos, and railroad stations.

Members cf the class could seen Monday evenings for the last 17 weeks, seated in strategic spots and oblivious to everything except what they were drawing. fISST Gift dYELAND Cfrrtttu isat It TW Oussa TrSaa. A3 Mitchell. If5 2 'ME AN'jIMMY CHANGED A U.TH'F1J,G5 AROUND TW IS MORNING. ST.

LOUIS A3 Dil'ger. 3b5 Zarllla.ir5 Priddy. 2b 4 Kckos.rf 2 Lund, rf 3 Arft. lb 3 Lehner. cf 4 Moss.c 4 Drews, 0 lidaar.

2 1 3 0 0 0 1 4 II 7 0 0 0 Broadcasts Tucker, cf 4 Clark, rf 3 Kennedy, rf 0 Cordon. 2b 3 Keltner.3b 4 Boudreau, ss4 Judnich, lb 0 Hegan, 3 Paige, 2 Zoldak.p 2 Chris' er.p 0 Cont i nued from 1st Sports Page) 10: 30-VI CLEANING STORE HELD VP Two Negro jrunmen held up a clean in store, at 5 22 E. 47th st.t and took S150 from the clerk. Mrs. Lottie Scott, Nee.ro.

of 3 716 Lake Park a 1 2: 00 -M A(J 12: 30-VBRM II: OO-VCFL 37 11 30 7 13 4: 30 -VLS -Dente grounded out for aidmr in 9 ta MORNING 8: 45-VMM) AFTERNOON EVENING' 7: lS-fJD St.Louis. 002 010 001 4 Cleveland 021 200 01X 6 Dillinger (2). Dreas isar; Cleveland: Mitchell (2). Tucker 10: 15 -V MAI) 1:00 -VLS 6: 00 -tiro 6 00 WLS 6: 1S-VMA9 1 1: 00-WAO WBBM-News reports. CFL-Haloween liartln.

LS-Rex Allen. WJJO-tske Up Chicago. 7t30-BBM-Llten to Cliff. WLS-Karl and Harty. IND-Uuaical news.

VJJD-Ulaer Turner, news. Haailton. news. VLS'Newa reports IJJO-Sports; News. 7: JS-lMAQ-Clifton Utley.

news. 8: 00-v-G--Robert F. HurUigh. WBBM-John Harrington, news. WIND.

News; Top Tunes. WVAQ-Your Neighbor. Club. WJJD.Ernle Simon show. 8: 15--G-N-Two Ton Baker.

IBBU-Cold Coast RhythuM. Ojiz. wMAQ-Music that Sings. WBBM-Paul Gibson. WIND-News; Record Shop.

WBFN-Albua Leaves. a5-W-G-M-The Wishing Well. WBBV-Missus ahow. WMAQ-Noraan Barr, newa. Siegrist, news.

WMAQ-Fred Varing. WBBM-Newa reports. WCFL-Musle In the Air. Caravan. WLS-y True Story A).

9: 15-W-4-N-Juoe BaW. WBBV.Rhyae Does Pay. Crocker (A). Martin show. VUAQ-Road of Life (N).

WBBM-Arthur Godfrey. WSS'Unity Viewpoint. WIND-Bing Sings. of Music WLS-Lia tening Post. WVAO-force Jordan.

M.D. Watk ins news. WCFL-Hugh Douglas. WMAQ-This ia Nora Drake. VIND-News; Musical prograa.

WLS-Breakfast in Hollywood. WJJD-Songs Tou Reaeaber. Lindlahr. CFL-Tex Beneke. WMAQ-We Love and Learn.

IND-Rey Blanco. WIJD-Voice of Terkel. Desire. WMAQ-Jack Berch show. lBBM-Grand Slsa (C).

IKD.News; Tesorrea'i Hit. CFL-Show Tun Tiae. LS-Td Ms lone. WJJD-Dirk Courtenay. 12:00 -Viro Yanks Beat Washington; Gain in Race Washington, Sept.

12 (APThe New York' Yankees moved within two games of the Boston Red Sox American league leaders, today by beating the Washington Senators, 10 to 5. The Senators, playing their last home game, lost their 12th in a row. Washington battered Bob Por-terfield, rookie right hander, for three runs in the first inning, but the Yankees came back with four runs in the second. as Charley Keller hit his fifth home run in a pinch hitting role. Keller, batting for Porterfield, hit his home run off Walter Master-son, scoring Brown and NIarhos.

Tommy Byrne, who replaced terfield, turned in a brilliant relief job. Two unearned runs were scored on him in the seventh when Brown fumbled Carden Gillen-water's grounder, early Wynn hit a single, and Eddie Yost a triple. Score: Television Programs WCV-TY (Channel 9) Cordon. Judnich, Hegan. Runs batted in--Hega-.

Zarilla (2). Tucker (2). Cordon (2). Lund, Clark. Priddy.

Two base hits--Zarilla (2). Gordon, i dinar. Clark, Dillinger. Stolen bases--Gor-don. Mitchell (2).

Tucker, Double plays--Gordon to Boudreau to Judnich; Pellagrin! to Arft. Left on bases--St. Louis. 9: Cleveland. 10.

Bases on ballsDrews. Paige. Widoar, 2. Zildafc. 1.

Struck out Drews. 3: Paige, Zoldak. 1. Hits--Dres. 4 in 3 innings (none out in 4th); tictoar.

3 in Paige. 5 in 4 (none out in 5th); Zoldak. 6 In 4 23; Christopher, 0 in 13; Wild pitch--Widaar. Winning pitcher--Zoldak. Losing pltcher--Drews.

Jones. Stevens and Sucsers. Tine 2:20. nette Theater. Party.

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OCA 79 Srokar participation invltad 8: 00-Newsreel. 8: 10-Sports aen' Corner. to Fsae. of Lady VBKB (Channel 4) 10:30 a. a.

Knitting Instruction. Aid. Control. Parade. VWAQ-Newa or the Vorld (N).

BBM-News analyst. VirO-Easy Aces. VLS -Air Editioa. WfJD-Dlnner Vimter. J.

Taylor. VLS-Lone Ranger (A). BBM-Club IS. VJJD-Ranch House. VIf)-Bert Wilson.

of Sports. VCFL-Musie for Men. BBM-News reports. MAO-H. V.

Ksltenbom. JJD-Sapper Frolic to 8:45 p. a. IND-Serenade at Dinner. Falcon.

MAQ-Cava lcade of America. FIRM-Inner Sanctua (C) VCFL-Sporta Prograa. LS -Sound off. WIND-Newsi Musics 1 Coaedy. 7: 15-VCFL-Xavier Cugat.

WJJD-Rea Allen. 7: 20-VINO-Mus ic and news. Hood. VMAQ-Eleanor Steber, soprano. WLS-Stara in the Night.

WBBM-Arthur Godfrey. CFL-Vaa and Needle club. AAF -Dr. Jaaea Fifield Jr. IND-Cubs vs.

Brooklyn. 7: 45 -WLS-Hope of Peace. Heatter. MAQ. John Charles Thoaas.

BBM-Radio Theater. WCFL-News and Serenade. ENR -Honey Dreaaera. 8: WCFL-Don Artiate ENR-Arthur Gaeth. 8: Please.

ENR-Get Rich Quick. CFL-St. Franc ia Hour WHAQ-Or. I. Q.

8: 45-CFL-Unlon Printers. and Hunting CI up. MAQ-Contented Hour BBM-My Friend. Iraa. Gang Buatera (A).

WCFL-News reports. 9: 15-WCFL-Warty Hegan. of Strings WMAQ-Henry Wallace. WBBM-VauglMi Monroe. WCFL-Deeaa Taylor.

IND-Dance with Best Evans. MAQ-Appointaent with Music ID: 00-W-G-N-J im re he. MAQ-Supper Club. CFL-B111 Haailton. WIND-News.

ABC Club. WBBM-News. Shopplng with Dlnny. Fran, and Ollie. Fashion Quia.

SCC0S0 6WE 8: 30-Vres ling froa Midwsy arena. 10: 30-Newa reports. CLEVSXWD AB Mitchell. If5 1 ST. LOUIS AS 5 Zarilla.

If5 Priddy. 2b 6 Worst joke My Aunt Minnie is glad that she dyed her hair blonde 'cause she now hears that all the Reds are being ousted by the government. Distant Dan. Today's Top Question Would you describe politics as a game of give and taint? John Fahrna- Jr. A New Twist Classified ad in Hammond Times via G.

"NOTICE-I vill be responsible for any debts contracted by any one but myself after August 26, 1948." Famous Last Words Put your foot on the gas. Bill, and see how the old bus handles on a muddy road. Green Bayite. Hot Idea Why not a Hall Flame for our heroic firemen? Milan R. Cillo.

Secret Aiab it ion To have people say when I die. And laid beneath: There was nothing false about that guy Put his teeth." William Owen. That's More tike It I was very disgusted when the Duke of Paducah reported the Irish Grove picnic resulted in only one fight. Will the Duke please tell me how the heck they had only one fight or did that one last all night? Timothy O'Toole. o- TEN YEARS AGO TODAY Boston beaWthe Cubs.

5 to 2. Jim Turner holding the north siders to four hits Gus Moreland won the medal in the National Amateur Golf tournament at Oak-mont. Pa The New York Yankees beat Cleveland for Charley Ruffing's 21st victory of the season. 2 1 2 3 2 3 Tucker, cf 4 Clark, rf 4 Kennedy, rf 2 Tokos, rf 6 vrft.lb Inspactiaw by appoint wt only WASHINGTON AB tenner, cf NEW YORK A3 St8S.2b5 2 1 Yost, 3b 3 1 Kozar.2b...4 1 Parte, -Piatt Moss.c Gordon. 2b Keltner.3b 4 Boudreau, ss5 Judnich.

lb 2 Hegan, 3 Tipton. 1 Peller.p 3 Bearden.p 0 2 0 Henri ch. If5 Berra, rf. -6 .2 0 3 0 Coan. 1 f.

Pel' ioi.ssS 1 0 McBride.lf. .4 I Stewart, rf. Brown, 3b. 5 lie Qui nn, lb4 Echwaxb.p 1 Carrer.p 2 Sanford, 0 Bob Hope sends word he has revamped his show. He also has a new time spot-8 p.m.

Tuesdays over NBC. starting tomorrow. Hope will feature Doris Day, new movie songstress, and Bill Fan-ell. singing discovery from Bob's home town. Cleveland.

Les Brown's orchestra will be back but not Jerry Colonna or Vera Vague. Billie Burke is to become a regular player on the Eddie Cantor show, returning to NBC on Friday Oct. 1. And Dinah Shore, who started out with him years ago. will be back as his featured songstress this season.

NBC has lined up several major comedians for Friday nights this season. The line-up will be: 7:30 p.m. Jimmie Durante: 8 Eddie Cantor: 8:30 Red Skelton. and 9. the Life of Riley, with William Bendix.

Prof. Kay Kyser who has been conducting his Kollege of Musical Knowledge only one evening a week, is getting down to business this year. Prof. Kyser is opening up his new institution which he calls the Kyser Kollege of Fun and Knowledge (no music any more) at 10 a.m. Oct.

4. over ABC. a switch from NBC. His show started out years ago on W-G-N in Chicago. Phi Beta Kyser keys will be awarded to the bri truest students.

Five Reported Drowned in Storm On Jap Isle TOKYO. Sept. 12 fAP)-The newspaper Asahi reported today that five persons were drowned, 21 fishing boats swejt sea. intl 13 buildings wrecked Ly a windstorm atWakkanaion the north tip of Hokkaido Thursday. The five dead were members of a boat crew.

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2 Okrie.c 1 Masterson.pO 0 fynn.p 2 1 elterotb.pO 0 Por' fld.p.0 1 1 Byrne. p. ..43 LS.Newa reports. KCFL-Perry Coao. WUAQ-Lora Lawton, serial.

WJJD-Meet the Author. IND-Dinah Shore. Smith Speaks. WMAQ'Aunt Mary. CFL-News: Serenade.

WBBM-Vendy Warren. WJJD-Newa; Interlude. WIND-Newa; Music by Martin. WLS-Welcoae Travelers (A). C3EVJ FFDSGS (Opposite Cry Hall) Telephon meuaga end Steno Service Furnished or imfurnished Available now Low rental 100 N.

LaSALLE ST. 2nd FLOOR Smith Sings. VWAQ-Echoes froa the Tropica. CFL-Bsrn Dance at 1000. BBM-Aunt Jenny.

WITD-Record Session. a4S 1136 17 b41 6 35 15 -Imlked for Partee ia 10 tn. a-Lurid lined out for Carver in 9th. Robins on struck out for Hegan in 8t Rosen struck out for feller In 9 th. Peck (rounded out for Baardee la lltb.

rt.Louis 002 0OO 100 000 3 Cleveland 210 000 000 000 3 Runs --St. Louis: Dillinger. Zarilla 2); Cleveland: Tucker. Clark. Feller.

irrorsLehner. Boudreau. Feller. Pel- agrini. Runs batted in--Keltner (2).

Priddy. Zarilla. Two base Keltner. Mitchell. Priddy.

Leh-r. Howe run Zarilla. Sacrifices--leltner. Dillinger. Judnich.

Double plays Priddy to Pellagrini to Arft. weft on bases St.Louis. 12: Cleveland. 10. Bases on balls Schwasb.

3: Feller, Sanford. Bearden, 2: Carter. 3. Struck outFeller. 6: Carver.

Christopher, Sanford. 1. Hits-Schwab. 4 in 2 innings (none out in 3d) -Carver. 1 in 6: Sanford.

1 in 4: Feller. 10 in Bearden. 1 in 2: Tbristopher. 0 in 1. Wild pitchFeller.

Uopires--Stevens. Sueaers. and ones. Tine 3:13. Attendance 55.

616. lli30-W-G-ft-Paul Neil son. WBBM-Helen Trent C). WLS-Rea Allen ahow. WCFL-Barn Dance at 1000.

WIND-News; Songs by Sinatra. WJJD-Roaeaary Wayne Spins. WAIT-Stella White. CZSmUL COKSTTOCTIOII suPESiirmiaorr Century old aid-oast lax fa building construction aoopany dasira to employ a suparior an to ajsiaaa full chare of all field operation and to ba raaponslbla for co asp lata job organization, construction and supervision. This la a flT TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION VMAO-Light of the World (N).

Engle. MAQ-Life Can Be Beautiful (N). V8BM. David Harua. VLS-Ladiea Be Seated (A).

WCFL-Hugh Douglas Show. VGES-Afternoon Varietiea. Gang. VMAQ-Ma Perkins, serial. BBM-Hllltop Vouag' a Faaily FLS-Second Honeyaoon.

SBBM-Houae Party (C). 2: Three. SMAQ-Right to Happiness. Program. VMAQ-Backstage Wife (N).

BBM-Hint Hunt (C) VLS-Liaten to This. CFL-News reports. Memos. VMAQ-Stella Dallas (N) WCFL-Navy Band. Look at Life.

Baker. MAQ-Lorenxo Jones, serial. VBBM-Gold Coast. LS. Treasury show.

WIND-Saaay Kaye. CFL-Cuy Loabardo WJJD-Scoreboard. Vldder Brown. IND-Musically Yours. BBM-News reports.

VLS -Or fan Music. WCFL-Andra Kos telenet! VJJD-Stars en Parade. Noilsot. WBBM-Paul 01 be on prograa. CFL-Musls Levera Matin.

WIND-Newa; Spike Jones VMAQ-Vhen a Girl Marries. LS -Feature Foods. VJJD-Ernle Siaon. Kent. MAQ -Por tia Faces Life.

VI NO. Harry Jaaes. 30-W-G-N. WGnB-Baker a Spotl ight. BBM-Editer's Daughter.

VUAQ-Just Plain Bill. Dorscy. VLS-Newa reports. WCFL-Toaay Dorsey. Quiz.

WENR-Beulah Karney. MAO-Front Pago Farrall. IND-Silver Bhythaa. WBBM-Linda'a First Love. Session.

VMAQ-News On The Spot. BBM-News reports. VAIT-Donald McCibney. IND-News Char lie Spivak. ENR-Challenge of the Yukon.

JJD-Roaeaary Vayne. 5: MAQ-Davo Garroway Show. WJJD. Magic Carpet. CBBM-John Harrington, newa.

VIND-Melody Matinee. 5: Parade. WBBM-Lua and Abncr (C). ENR-Sky King. VCFL-Riding the Platter VJJD-Raco Results.

WIND-Band of the Week. Mis. MAQ-John Holtaan. news. BBM-Lowall Thoaaa (C).

VCFL- Malcola Claire. WIND-Man Vho Caae To Supper. WJJD-Troubadour. EVENING Hometown era. WMAQ-Jlaay Blade.

BBM-Beolah. VLS-Ervln Lewis, news. WJJD -Bob Els on. IND-News; Sweet. Solid.

CFL-Top Taste Quia. WMAQ-Tunea and Tips. WCFL-Don Artiste, pianiat. WBBM-Our Cal Sunday. WJJD-Muaic on the Solid Side.

WLS-Notea for Today. AFTEftOON Have Fun. MAQ-News Clifton Utley. WCFL-Baukhage Talking. WBBM-Big Sister (C).

WLS-Fara World Today. WINDBenny Coodaan; News. AAF -Sy aphonic hour. CRW -Melodies. VJJO.Walts Tiae.

WOES-Pollsh Dlnnerbell. OF THE TRIBUNE Ord.f for mail subarrtptlon nut be n.nl.4 hv r.mitl.nf. to cover wRNR-Psu! Harvey. All Detectives. VBBM-Jack Saith show.

MAQ-Kleve Kirby, news. CFL-Music Lovers Prograa. ErR-Herbie Mints. Tribune MAQ-Albua Hour. WBBM-Bllly Leach show.

ENR-Bob Elson. Souvenir. Uwis Jr. BBM-News Reports. ENR-News; Lim Burton.

reports. WXaNB-Orchestra music. MAQ-News reports. WCFL-Coaaunlty Concert BBM-Piana Parade. WIND-Newa; Dancing Party.

Notes. 11: 15-W-G-N-Al Trace's orchestra. WMAQ-Here'a to Veterans. BBM-ln My Opinion. 11; 30-wJ-G-N-Barn Oance Frolics.

MAQ-proaenade Coert. -WIND-Record Previaa. ENR -Lew Diaaond'a orch. BBM-Marty Gould. WCFL-Slack Tiae.

1 1 4 S-tBBM-Dance orchestra. ENR-Jerry Gidden. IND-Music till Midnite. liOO-W-G-N-Weathar and news. VBBM-Matinee at Midnite.

IND-Nees; Night katch. ENR-Dirk Courtenay. Bishop's orch. Trace's orch. reports.

Rales in Illinois romilde Chlcsxol. IndBins Iowa. Mimit.n. ana wucouia figure lob, plus a liberal bonus Daily, without Sunday, one year. IT 30; sir months.

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for the can who has the capa 42 16 27 4 -34 6 27 8 '-Hit hone run for Porterfield in 2d. x-Gillenwater safe on Brown's error for Early in 7th, Meeks struck out for Masterson in 2d. and Sullivan fliedout for Welteroth in 9th. New York 040 002 220 r-10 Washington 300 000 200 5 RunsNew York: Henrich. Di Maggio (2), Brown (2).

Niarhos (3). Keller. Byrne. Washington: Yost, Kozar, Vernon. Gillenwater, wynn.

Runs batted in New York: Rizzuto (2), Keller (3), Stirn-weiss, Berra. Byrne. Di Maggio, Mc-Qulnn. Washington: Coan, Stewart, Chrlstaan. Yost (2).

Errors--Brown. Wooten. Christaan. Two base hits Christian. Brown, Byrne.

Three base hit Yost. Home run Keller. Stolen base Stewart. Sacrifice-Mcdiinn. Left on base New York.

11: Washington, 5. Bases on balls Porterfield. Masterson. Byrne. wynn.

2. Struck out Masterson. Byrne, Wynn, 2. Hits Porterfield, 3 in 1 innings; Byrne, 3 in Masterson, 2 in 2: wynn. 12 in (none out in 8ta); Welterota, 2 in 2.

Winning pitcher Byrne. Losing pitcher Masterson. UnpiresBoyer. McGowan, Roimel. and Paparella.

Tie 33. Attendance 16,839. CHARLES TO FIGHT BIV1NS TONIGHT; EYES LOUIS' VACATED TITLE Washington, Sept. 12 (AP)-Ezzard Charles will meet Jimmy Bivins in a 10 round bout in Griffith stadium tomorrow night, and lurking in the back-ground will be Joe Louis' heavyweight title. When Louis announced he was-n planningto defend his title any more, he named Charles as a possible successor.

So. if Charles wins on a knock-out, or a one sided decision, he doubtless will be mentioned prominently in title talk. On the other hand, if he has a hard time with Bivins. or is beaten, his name will be crossed off --temporarily at least the the list of prominent Dally with sanaay. one vrar.

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12 (AP)-Karvin (Bud) fard. former National Amateur champion, won the $2,500 Coeur Open golf tournament today with a 54 hole total of 191. 19 strokes under par. Hard fired a five under par 65 on the final 18 holes today to finish five strokes ahead of E.J. (Dutch) Harrison, who also had a 65 today.

His 196 was 14 under par. BLOOMER GIRLS GAIN FINALS IN PLAY-OFFS; BLUEBIRDS WIN. The Bioomer Girls last night ended their portion of the first play-off series of the National Girls Baseball league by defeating the Music Maids. 3 -to 2, in 10 innings in Rock-Ola stadium. The Bluebirds evened their series with the Queens by winning.

4 to 0, in Bidwill stadium. The teams will play the deciding game of their series tonight in Bidwill stadium to determine which will meet the Bloomer Girls in the final best of seven, series opening months. 5 OO. thiee asonlhs. I DO.

month. SI. 20. McQUI LLAR ON FEATURED IN BOUTS AT MARIGOLD ARENA Bobby McQuillar. Port Huron, lightweight, and Al Jonn-son.

Indianapolis light will be featured in two "touts of eight rounds each tonight in Marigold arena. McQuillar, who defeated Danny Robinson in his Chicago debut two weeks ago, is matched with Candy McDaniels of Cincinnati, while Johnson, who holds decisions over Sylvester Perkins, is paired with Louis Gray, St. Louis. Ocie Talbert. who defeated Hubert Hood, former Golden Gloves and Catholic Youth organization heavyweight champion, will oppose Grady Welch, also of Cincinnati, in a third encounter of eight rounds.

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