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Page Six rowns Still Hold bort Lead; Cards eep On Winning "he St. Louis Browns aim nro dinij ttioir two and one-half TIC lend in the American loaffiic. Browns 1 divided a itwln bill h- the Cleveland Indians last hi at Cleveland. And tile scc- I place Boston Red Sox and -d plncc New York Yankees it a doublchcudcr and failed to n. it Cleveland the Indians' bur.ped 15 hita to beat the Frowns, 6 5, in the firat Kamc.

Alllc Roy- wasn't very effective, but ho through behind the bon'l- hls teammates-handed SIR Jn.k- 1. Tlho second game went ten before the Browns broke nc-all tie to score three limes win, to i. Nels Potter was winner, Al Smith lasted until tenth for the Indians and was lo.tcr, Now York the Yankees, and Sox with the pointer go- to the Yanks, 4 to 2, and Heap, to tihe Sox, 8 to 4. The ks held second place- after the game, but Ihc Red Sox took nek after tiio nightcap. Detroit the Tigers hat! one the ball game.

Th? Tigers on Orval Grove for eight i in that to win, 0 to 1. otHior game? wore scheduled, stcrday's National lenguo stchcd- was lighl. The Philadelphia I game with the New York nt Philadelphia wna rained NAUOATUOK DAILY NEWS NATIONAL LEAGUE BILLING A GAP YcHtorduy'N Pittsburgh 3, Chicago '2. St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 2.

New York-Philadelphia, postponed. Only clubs scheduled. By Jack Sords Tho Stoiiillnjc W. Pet. 52 21 .712 30 .571: 42 34 St.

Louis illsiburp-h Cinclnu'iUI Now York 37 30 Philadelphia 32 41 Brooklyn 33 43 hicajro 20 41 Boston 30 46 al (3- vs-. Chipman (8-3). Cir.cin:i:i.iti ml St. (14-3) vs. M.

Cooper (iO-3). New York at Philadelphia '('night) man or Voiscllo (11-10) vs. Schanz (7-7) or Raffonsbo-rgcr (8-10). (Only games scheduled.) Chicago the Pittsburgh Pl- i rallied for three runs in tihe iLh inniujr 3 The victory pnvc the Pirates possession of second Cincinnati, which had been, virtual tic for the runner-up lost to the St. Ixniij" Cdrtl- The Cards won an 11-inninp til.

'St. pushing un- In the last half of tilic etov- lo win, 3 to 2, Al Jurlsicli Jim Konatanty. AMIOK1CAN LEAGUE Ycstenlity'ii KcniUtd New York -I. Boston 2 Boston- New York -1 (2d). Delroit.D, Chicaso 1.

Cleveland St. 5 (Isl). St. Louis 4, Cleveland 1 (2d). Only games scheduled.

The Standing W. L. IE WHITE CLIFFS DOVER" LEAD NOW LOEW'S THEATEE St. Louis -16 35 Boston -13 ,37 Now York 40 30 Washington 38 39 Chicago 34 38 Detroit 37 Philadelphia 35-12 today at tho Loew-Po ir will he the greatest' lov of all time, the -Alice Duo best -'ollar which has Into one of the greatest, lo very best of all romantic "The White Cliffs of Do- i Dim has been shown In fork at tho Roxy theater fo lat eight and has brok of the.house attendance rcc and has syt up figures tha isl. for a long tlmo to come- ists of nn cas: i by Irene Dunne and bonst such stars n.t Alan Marshal I McDowall, Frank Morgan C.

Aubrey Smith May Whitty and Gladys among Its many stars. once in a while there a -tender, beautiful, henrt- ng utory that we are privi- to see and this is it. it the mo-'t poignant films emanate from Hollywood. White Cliffs of Dover" are Englishman just what the of Liberty is to an Amor nd thai 1st tho theme of tlie nd Irene Dunne in the lead- nlnlnc role has greatest written for screo-n in, Im. It has romance, cour- 'heartache ad- blended Into its many- nd is the story of an vhosp first glimpse 'ng to her the one and also the un- her than -her cast all their best this ap- critlcs unanl- cac-h star- for at Wa-'hl-ngton (2) and (7- ti 'JUKI (Jhnslophcr (3-9) vs.

Nig- gpllng (7-3) and Leonard CS-4). Boston at New vs. Borowy Chicago at B) verm ire (3-8). St. Louis at (S-J) or Muncrief (S'-'l) (6-5) or iPoat (3-4).

(S A PUf PCP Of A DELINQUENCY FILM IS THE LEAD NOW AT STRAND THEATER A new screen approach to the problem of juvenile delinquency is presented in the new feature picture opening at the Strand today, "Arc These Our Parents?" The picture places-the-blame for'much, of the present wave of yo.uthful Dquarely at the door of the older Helen Vinson is starred In this dramatic film, heading- a cast which Includes Lyle Talbot, Ivan "Noel Ncill, Richard Byron, Emma Dunn, Addison Richards Anthony The story follows the adventures, amorous and otherwise, a young girl who rebels at the cold atmosphere of boarding schools, for years she has been sent by a self-centered mother, too wrapped up in her own pleasures to give ny'attention to her daughter. The girl falls ir. with a boy who is imilnrly situated through his father's neglect of-business and ns- with -a. flashy woman, and her growing waywardness culminates in a dangerous situa- ion. Eventually the yo.uthful ire suspected of a It u-hen they come -to the atten- lon of juvenile authorities Viat the icture reaches a dramatic The companion 'feature on the Urand bill is "Cowboy Canteen" vhich stars Charles Starrott and cntures Jane Fi'azee, Tex Ritter, Vague and the Mills Broth- renowned dusky quartette Ings the number they made fa- ious, "Paper Doll." Rubco, Chase Bocci Match Sunday At Marchegiana Club The -U.

S. Rubber bocci team plays host to the Chase Co. Sunday afternoon nt .1:30 This 'n' Thai Uy JJ.UKE KAXLAUSJCVS About the only southpaw in the American league worth speaking about this year is the Tiger's star Hal And he's worth plenty talk. 'has won 13 games 3b far 'this p. m.

at the Marchcgina club bocci i year, against.five losses, c.nd courts on High street. -Chase in in meeting on June 25 ini Waterbury the Cha.se club gcance, earned him his All Star rating in as many years. nndj But this 1 'the flrst- time in ihis and a' half years in major llcague -ball, that Newhouscr has up such a in -the column. The tall.portsi'rfer-is.'only 23 years Id," but he's, been'a since 'ho was 19. And although he's always been recognized a eat hurlcr, he's A.nevcr twirled ettcr thun .500.

And ho'only did int once, in llrst year at cfroit. The youngster made n. -two year from the' sandlots to the ma- He had a hopping fast ball nd a sharp breaking curve that kept batters guessing. But like- most lefties, young -Hal ns wild at times. And" he often eked good fielding support, which cpt liis average-under ,500 every But Steve O'Neill, tho Tigers' manager, the front- ofllce knew that they had a potcn- al gold mine in Ncwhouser, His corecard look' like much, ut-Newhousor often camc-through the pinches, in the games that 'Cti-olt needed, in their iO'10 pennant drive.

Last year the touchy young hurl- cr was both wild, and brilliant. He led the league in bases oh balls. on one afternoon he did the' almost 'impossible he out members of the New York Yankees in one game. Every of bomber squad that him that day. And that's the kind of ball that 1 "is hurling today.

Detroit getting a in the arm for-at a few weeks in the person. 01 young Dick outfielder. Tonight in Detroit- the outfielder is scheduled to go into the Tiger lineup for the first time this year. had been a naval student. given a discharge when "of air students was cut.

down by the Naval General Manager Jack 'ZoUer says that the Tigers fitrure on be- gable to use Wakeficid for at least.six two.months before his draft board takes any Iron i '1 Unmatched In Golf Byron Nclso.n,,.-il,'3. the iron docs, the trick: Byron Is -a professional of gypry raw hops around the one tournament to anothc'r: or. Another he's tucked golf's prizes Into chIs bag. 1930 he added the National Opea to his list. and 'UiaL ranka him -with the great men of the 'Nelson' came Texas, and now lives in Toledo, But it doesn't matter where- he makes his home.

Wherever a big time' tournament is wiliere you'll find Nelson. Jiclsoii entered a Red Cross tournament at the Wykagyl Country New -York last month. He was fresh from a successful season, in the southern- tournaments'. Big Byron was in top shape a-s the large field of sharpshooling pros worked over the course. When the lart round started he held five-stroke lead over the second man.

It looked like another fat purse Nelson. But Nelson wasn't the only man, in peak form. Sergeant Vic GhcK- 7.1 was hot and ready to give Nelson an argument for those bonds. Nelson's five-stroke lead d-idn't bother the sergeant. He just put his head the Little white played a terrific -brand of golf.

A blazing sun poured down on Ghezxi and Nelson. But through the first nine holes Ghozzi" was hotter than the wea-Uicr. He moved along 'a pour- fcn.sr phots straight down the all ihis putts straight into the cup. Nclaon was 'playing great golf too hut not tin; 'terrific brand that Ghezni was flashing. When Byron reached the ninth tec he looked Ixick at that of his and fourxl it wasnlt very fat.

It had been five strokes when he now had shrunk lo two strokes. That niril.li hole 4S7 yards from tee to green. Kelson's drive was mediocre. Hi? ball lay a long way from the velvety green. Than Byron, Nelson hauled out his No.

2 iron. The pil! lay on tbo reverse slope of a low hill. Nelson couldn't sec the. green from where the ball lay. The crest of Eastern Malleable Takes Co.

For 8-3 Ride Pete "Nakentis To Pitch Against Gcast Guards J'clc Nalccnlix, former Wa- tcrhury -hid, -him KKiut'-Mou on the mound, for Tho J-Iurtfprd thin XCUNOII, nlgncd with Manager Fred Dnvl, of the Water- hur.v UniMKCON to liucl -a'galJ on Saturday night under the lights nt Municipal Stadium, Nakcntis Isrs won .11 and lost 2 one of leading pltclicrit of the KaKlern league. evening Manager Davl saw the tall left-hander -nhufc- out Wllliamsport 5.0. utrJk- Ing out nine and allowing hut four Hartford at present leads the EsisUtrn league by five and one half gamcH. NakcntfN docs not travel with the Hartford learn when they arc on the road. Me per- form.s his pitching duties only while they arc nt home due to the fact thai he worlts in Hartford war plant.

The rliirtforil club will be on the road for the next ten dayn and Manager Del BiHKonclte of the IIUK agreed to permit to work for ho in order to keep IJH arm In perfect shape vhen they return home. Fleet. Frankic Stale Georgia fool ball star has been rejected for riiiljtary service. A. spokesman for the CIove.la.nd center where Frankic his induction Monlday says the former Detroit, 'ion pl-aycr has fee: so fl.nt 4-hoy had to be taped for him to play 'ootball.

Slnkwich had a spo-1! with the Marines, but wa. given a medical ischargc because of a ihreart- mur- iiur, flat fe.cl 'and iiip'h blood pros-- :th.c hill tnaskcd 'Die So hc- trampcd "to the crest peeked down 'on the little green in the valley below. Then walked b.ick -and slood over the ball. That No. 2 iron, is a dangerous piece of hardware for many golfers.

Some of away' with it ami find themselves Jutting the bail too or losing control because they're trying lo gel. distance. Some over estimate Lhe they dig with don't hit far enough. But Nelson knew just 5 do. He took his stance and brought his club around in a sniooUi arc The hall up and away.

Then it curved and rollco n. sUop. It was just Sen feet from the cup, Tlrat -shot won the match for Byron Nelson. It booslcd his confidence he won by four strokes. GAS KNOCKS Washington, July can expect to hear louder knocks from their engines.

Under order of Petroleum Administrator Jckcs, oil refineries have reduced the octane content of'civilian gasoline, from. 72. to .70. Ickes says order will provide more high tane fuel for the armed forces. the oc- BUV W.iU BONDS AND STAMPS Risdcn, poned By Mutual ment Of Both Clubg" The Footwear plant Naugatuckt ChcmidT a close of al Recreation field, -4-2 The Rubbcmicn.

started -on two runs in the vcrj-, first in man Rybsnalti ii -scored on Brownie perfect bunt. Farrar atofc. ins Karaban on third, and drove in the second run with" other single. But Chemical came back last half of the sccood as-Pollc on by an error, stole second, ij rporcd on.a single by Cooke wem to eccond sack on throw in. UraakascBfCookc.hoSi.' wiuh the bacon a single up the baJl game.

It 2-2 until the" JJM the seventh, Walker a misplay, stole' second utj came in on a double bv winning! his own gtnie. GaJalffhcr, reaching onj' bad Lhrow in Irotn the outfield scored as Seiberting down, making it The Chemists Sailed to 'do thins: in their of fniins Johnny Cdlello in right, field made a shoestring stab of tho Ull aiwi whipped it over to' Farrsr on first for a fast double play to the outstanding of the night. Th-c score by innings: Footwear 2000002-HSj Chem. Co Jj In another game, Extern Malleable Iron Co. defeated the Bristol fi-3, with effective hurling by Burno.

The Malleable Iron Co. into the lead in the 2rst Yike hit a double with-two men on.Hit game was close, 4-2, until the-fins of the seventh, when the Irsnittn gathered a bunch of four runjiu put the game on ice. Five walks by Meyers of the Bristol Co. didn't help his ctutt too much, Eurno's slipped on ly Swidcrski of EMI and ristol, got two hits each. score'by innings: EMI 201010 100100 2 Biirno and Yakc; Risdon-Lcwis Enginecrint- crame was postponed as the club has many of its players ca vacation.

ALCAZAR TODAY SATURDAY 'PHANTOM LADY" Between 1930 'and 1940, the popui lation; of the U. 7.2 pel cent, but the number of families Increased 16.3 per cent. There are 70 known non-food industrial uses for GEM TODAY ISXTli'A BOND IN XJIE. VICTOltY MARCH And JONES In kNG A OLE" CO ldny Night I'ck Church Conn. Infortfthlo -Also "ARIZONA '-TRAIL" 2-HEJSL COMEDY, CAKTOON A Chrysler, and Plymouth G.

-M. xC. Trucks J.e.RAYIKWICH, JR. ACCESSORIES Repairing JOfl ST. Telephone ,4096 NEW CLASSES Summer School.

Still time CO -E The crowning achievement of MGM's twenty years of screen PRODUCTION STARRING RODDY McDOWALL -MORGAN VAN C. Aubrty Smith May Whitty SHORT'ISUBJECTS sure. The Fireball says that ho docs intend lo go back to football this fall. He a-iys: "I'll try to get n. job in a war plant, parhap-hoix! 'in At Uic momccit Frankic and his wife a.nd one-year-old baby are livins: with his parents in towu.

ROLLER SKATING TONIGHT Lake Quassapaug Park It's THE SCORCHING tOWDOWN! Why blame teen-agers for the crime and pleasure jag that's packing our fails? See the real guilt of excitement-craving grownups! MONOGRAM ARE THESE OUR HELEN VINSON mi NOI 1 Nl I With CHARLES STARRETT 1 -'j-jiiS.