The Cumberland News from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 19

NINETEEN THE CUMBERLAND NEWS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1945 Washington Park Entries POBT TIME 4 P. M. HIT IN HEAD THEY'RE LEADING THE CUBS TO NATIONAL PENNANT 1 3 so. umAmxM. I.

AV t. Sport Slants aKrequrncs aiuvertae Imi RtwarS Dinner Oueat Baar Keeitbf Cloy Harry Hillman Taken by Death DarfroMfh Track Coach for 35 Years Succumbs at Hanover, N. H. 1U fir Oog lit KM ia Crjf Baby 111 MMidta ivmpm 111 MatiMi Bay 111 bChanM lBce Ilk Cut Thrwa 111 Utile Nip 111 Untie Pare til Ovirnee entry; W. Rudy York Hits Two Home Runs As Tigers Win Detroit Maintains Slim Lead by Beating Boston Red Sox, 11 5 Star Brifht Winkle Look ant Peavejr entry.

Five 0' Four Set Record fd Discusses First Love Genevie If Good Prospect Daily Waits Our the War By V. BURNS eiaUnini, 113 3 ai4 MP. Brno ClouS Count QolS kSv'ke J. Wha Otrt KUttte Hint Chan fan MtnSa aPltrte Black Ptr aMordecal Oeprarlatioa itHere Ooea lAdy Juliet Munna Monk Memo Mitwark Alvaa Btr 110 113 167 114 113 113 110 117 The record book Indicates that the best mark established at Fairgo for one mile snd five sixteenths was set M.jo, 3, f. Oadola 11 Petrosal Mia America 114 Mishty Story Dame i 114 Lookout Dire AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING Of THS CLUBS W.

L. Pe Detroit ft 84 43 4 43,100 eiauulns, xValdina New York 44 Ml Chicago tl Cleveland 4 49 Boston 4 11 .400 i 10 WfLti 1 1 in fvj I'tS in tr if A ill MUi 3 anS up. 7 I. Chief Knocker aHalcyetta xBright Bronse xActreaa Lady Book Plata xMjr Scott xValdma Tumble Sir Streak HANOXFR. N.

Au. Harry L. Hillmsn. 64. lrtmmtli track coach for the part thtrtv five vearg.

died todav at Dirk a hottae the college infirmary, s'er ruflertng a cor on a rv thromhoaUi two davg ao. Born in Brooklyn, Hillman was one of the nation greatest trtcfc athletes during his youth. He waa a member of Urn United States Olympic teama and was a triple champion in the 300 and 400 meter hurdle and the 400 meter run at the 1904 games at at. Louis After entering the coachtnf rnks here in 1810. Hillman developed many Intercollegiate champions, including Earl Tomaon, Ho won an Olympic hurdles title for Canada in 1920 at Antwerp.

Hillman served on the coaching atari of the 1924, 192t and United SUtea Olympic teama and was trainer for the 1835 American 107 110 110 US 11 111 113 107 Hop Picker kHIt It Oreat Rlppto xVmum xBoaa Bull After School xLuctfer St Loul 48 80 .474 Philadelphia 33 el .347 Does not Include night frame. TKSTir BOAT'S BESt LTS Detroit II, Boston 8. Washington 1. Chicago S. New York 3.

Cleveland Philadelphia St. Louie might). MlSN, 4 ami up. t. xVolcane 100 xBull Br Dridaa 114 Bin Bin xCtvtl Liberty lo Troop Train Remembering 130 Mlxa Lark by Ii.

Uinnrignv a wormuwnuia; in th seventh race on August 8, 1942. The time Is given as 2.29 5. Henry Conley, of Prostburg, press man for the Times News, disputed this record so we decided to con suit the News files and discovered that the Mountain City race fan knows what he is talking about. Conley pointed out that on the list day of the 1943 race meeting the record formerly held by Worth owning waft shattered by B. T.

pritta's Five Pour, which ran in the eighth race here on Wednesday. Bow does Conley know? Well, he von on Five Pour in that long race two years ago and recalls that the Pritts ten year old hung up a Bew track mark on that day. Files of this newspaper affirm lonley's contention that five DETROIT. Aug 0 WV Rudy York sparked a 15 hlt Detroit attack with a pair of two run homers as the Tigers walloped the Boston Red TOGO, 3. 1 m.

xfltonett 104 Sibley What Night 11 Art Rol Nmion Hero 113 Breath Take xRorkwooO Bonny 113 xTieer Rebel Sox 11 to 5 today to maintain their one gambe American league lead Davis xup tennis team. In addition over Washington. to his coaching berth, he held the York's two circuit clouts, his rank of professor in Dartmouth eighth slid ninth of the season 743000. allow. aRealiaatiOB Kl mar xMi Jo Jo a Quick RewarS Winter Sont a Norman 3 and up.

4 f. Ill (Compatriot III Merry March 103 Dtderoa 111 Navy Croaa 101 Pree Speech W. Church entry. came on successive times at bat in physical education department. Rated as one of the trac k's most successful pole vault tutors, Hillman successive innings.

The box A Bosta AB A Oetrelt AH developed winners i ail brandies ef 1 3 Si Hoover, aa his 4 port. Hi last intercollegiate 42.000. claiming. 4 and up. IW Happy Choice ill Auld Lang Syna Replication 114 Snow Fly Hard wrack 114 Air Raider champion was Dun Burnham, the 111 114 111 1944 intercollegiate mile titlut.

Caw, a .4 Lafor't. 3b 4 M'vich. ef 3 John ton. It M' Brlde.lt 1 Lasor, rf 4 Oamllll.lb 4 New', 3b 4 West Ho 114 Roll Day 1 Borom, 3b 4 Outlaw, cf 4 O'berg. If 4 Walker, 1 0 bine.

It 4 York, lb 1 Uaier, Sb 3 Swift. (Trout, Four Is the rightful owner of the record. It is shown that Five Four raced the mile and Ave sixteenths in in the eighth race on Saturday, October 1943. This time clipped five seconds off the mark established by Worthown Ing In 1942. POWER OF THE CHICAGO CCB8 at the plate is being generated this year by this quartet of sluggers.

Prom left are Stan Hack, hitting Don Johnson, J14; Phil Cavarretta, 374 and Andy Pafko. 305. 1 1 1 1 Race Entries Selections, Results, Scratches Sweet Starr 114 Roval View Oft Shore 111 Stniwr Hill 114 114! Ill i 114 1M; Ulj ix Good Oet 111 Not Now 1 Juet Tourlft 104 Painter MARK CHRI8TMAN inflelder foi the St. Louts Browns, is in a St. Louis hospital suffering from a brain concussion caused when he was hit on the forehead bv a ball thrown by Allie Reynolds, Cleveland pitcher, during a game in St.

Louis. Holm. Walters, 1 0 Burning Chip 113 Dorothy 3C Apprentice allowance claimed. .3 18 37 13 O'Neill, PIS Totals i I 1 3 Tobla, 4 1 1 A. 1U.

Belmont Entries Detroit Entries Garden State Entries POST TIME 1:30 P. If. Total! .38 10 34 7 for Hauamana In "itlnth YESTERDAY'S RESULTS WASHINGTON PARK 1 Sugar Best, B. White, II 40, 00, 430: Wow. O.

South. 14.40. 000: Royal Pirates Humble Cubs In Ridgeley Contest Rapping the offerings of Phillips for twelve hits, tht Pirate defeated the Cubs by the score of 10 to yeaterday In the Ridtrelry Softball League. The game was limited to six inning. Joe Mors and Bill Harvey headed the attack with two hit each.

The score: PIRATES til 11314 1 4 CCBS 000 100 15 Rhoades and Mess. Phillips and Lindsay, POST TIME 1:14 P. M. POST TIMlf 4 50 P. M.

BOSTON ..031 O00 bll Ohio State Swimming ine miwr was cmijcu hub mv tention of Greg Johnson, racing expert, yesterday at Fairgo, and he Just no time checking his files. He discovered that a mistake was made as his records reveal that Five O' 1 43,500, claiming, maidena, 3, aV f. DETROIT est ux ii Rum Lake. Culberaon. Johnson.

La cor, 141.300. claiming. 3 and up. 111 Schoolman 114 a Porgivea 111 Farmers Oirl Waltan. Hoover.

Borom, Outlaw 3. urean 111 Lee Circie 115 berg, Walker, Cullenblne, York 3. Malar. 1" 'Impress. A.

Pay. 0.40: time 100 3 0' 3 Havana Lad, R. Campbell. 30, 4.00. 104 3 00; dh String Band, B.

Nichols, 49. dh Prontisr Jans, 4. Hlgley, 4 40. U4 4A tlma Hi X.a. 113 Port Said 114 114 Mister Como No 114 Ace Will Enter Three Events in AAU Meet Bwlft.

Errors Hautman. baiorest. an Four and not Worthowning holds 111 xRooater Wolf 10 Mai 104 Mike O' Sullivan 111 Tons Cannon lit Sunset Boy 111 Swam! l. i tu! kovlch. Trout.

Runs batted la New Lost Stream Hiccup xMayms W. xPanday xChillis Tang Notes xWillow Run xTop Money 118 a Marmm 111 114 Detach 111 v. Hola, jonnaon, Culberaon. Lake. 141 500.

claiming. 3 and up. f. Miss Bmmslec 104 Ksntska in Carolina Brll 113 Mini Flyer 110 ramp Liberty 110 Mango 115 Fourth Estate 11 Polar Bve 110 3 41 400, maidens. 3.

4 f. Btealthv 103 Prom Date 113 Sin Lee 114 Prince Mistake 114 xxHagar as pore Royal II' Darby Dfdn 10 Hmrlae 113 History Maker 11 Wongerra no Ner vests 103 Heiplln It Jjp Snd HVe SUieenins. lOreenbera 3. York 4. Trout.

Bwlft, Cul lit Tuckle 114 Carol Pondshen Waverly Leo Johnstown Kid Zscorp Kate Boy xxx Skean Navy Flyer a Mrs. M. I stsble entry; 114 110 114 114 Sir Walter Ifcnbtn 3. Maler. Two ba hi ta Lake While discussing horse racing the owenber.

a. J0 o. rune Culberaon, York S. Stol4n baaes 111 Croesus lit 104 Kmg Kip 111 111 Btaraaser 114 dh Dead heat for second position. 3 Blue Oem.

O. Dodson, 3.30. 3 60. 3 40; Lexy Shoes, K. Knott.

4.00. 3.40; Prince AetheL C. L. Martin. 3 40; time 113 4 ft.

Brown Hotel stable entry. 4 Headline. B. Nichols, S.00, 4.00, 3 30; AKRON. O.

Aug. 8 Keo 8. maidens. 3.4 4.f Nakama, the little Hawaiian, Ohio Rowland and Marmin P. W.

Hooper entry; 113 otner vwum, iwru Hoover, Outlaw 3, Borom. BacrUlcea former sports editor Of the Baltl Laforeet. Borom. Double playa Lake. snm Sun uhn mvnul rorlns New some and Camlllt; York and Hoover; State university nataior.

gave up one of his three National Senior Wheat ley stable and O. Phlpps entry. 343.000, maidens, 3. f. a.Rhosedla Mary lit xRoec ef Dawn Brazado Maid 111 Silver Sting xOay Larkmead 113 Chess Queen xMlss Campflra 113 xPhara Surprise a Hayflelda xPilates Child Nora 111 xTintla US 'Major Jimmy, J.

Hlgley, 14.30, 3 00; Wall llg Flower. A. Fischer, 3.30; time 113 1 4. 1131 dh To Wit, A. Bodiou, 3.40, 3 00, 3.48; 113 dh Leavenworth.

W. Bailey. 4.30, 3 40, Boston 7. Detroit 10. Baeea on balls 3 l.

500. maiden. 3 f. Marcelle 117 xBaby Barbara Plying Louise lot Sirs Mou Past Fes there 117 Upgrade xxOvpsy Actress 103 Shadow Proof Oypsy Lea 111 Princess Silsa Adelara 117 Mis Bobbv Sox 113 3.00; Papaiol, D. Dodson, 3 40; tlma iu i Jockeys, claiming, 3 xxx a Ousher 117 xxx The Killer 116 xxx Domestic Blen 105 a W.

W. Rhodes and Mrs. M. frank O'Neill 4, Trout 3. Strikeouts O'NetU 1, Hauamann I.

Trout 7. Hits O'Neill 3 In Hausmann 13 In Hit by pitcher by O'Neill Losing pitclier O'Neill. Umpires Rommel. Passarella. Mcdowan.

Tims 03. Attendance 1.343. lin entry. Herbert M. Woolf entry.

dh Dead heat for first position. 0 Sirde, O. Orohs. i.OO. 3.40.

3.30: Old Kantuek A Bnrfiou 1 SO 1.40: Taka Win. i7 1 AAU swimming titles without a lis! struggle today but only in the hopes of helping the Bucks to a na iMt tional team championship. 22? Mike Peppe. Ohio Btate coach. took Nakama out of the 1 .500 me Jailer frre stvle event, but said his would compete in the 200, 400 los and 800 meter free styles.

xxx a Picket Una 117 343.300, maiden and up. 7 f. xxx Col SUre 117 xxx Madlyn 104 xxx Bea Convoy 114 xxx Reaping Oem 111 xxx Old Orad 113 xxx Darby Danju 117 xxx Pyroa 100 Mad Anthony 114 Flying Son 134 1 ,00. claiming, 3. maidens, t.

250 Gridders Report ANNAPOLIS, Aug 9 leJn Pootball appeared on the practice fi Id of navy yearling today, the pk' candidates for gridiron bertha on both navy and varsity squad, afune 2b0 strong, getting tlie "feel of the pigskin'1 following calisthenics and tuning up exerciaea. Bob Hoemclemever, and Oeorre 8undheim, the Indiana tains who started in the Hoosier backfield last ar, showed their heel to the large squad turning out for the aecond rinv of nlebe practice a lid Knight 115 Perialr xOica 113 a Charlene xxx Napoo 117 Haut Mond 114 xxx Reformatory 114 Armor Bearer 114 Luckv Gamble 114 "3 A. Fischer. 3.40: tims 151. 7 Jamerica.

J. Hlgley. 1.40, 3.00, 9 00: Cerberus, A. Fischer. 7.80, 4 30; a Miami Jl Springs.

8. Brooks, 3.40; time 300 (new Oraymar Royal 110 Luke O'BulUvaa te44.500. claiming. 3 and up. t.

Scenie Charm 111 Maechanoe xOairut log Juanita M. Top Boots 113 xxTeu Light Pan Dangle 110 Oood Bobby Red Meadow 113 Top Beau Marcap HlVinlts Jack the Maryland tracks for many years, rated the totalisator, the photo finish camera, the automatic starting gate and the electric timer in the order named as the modern improvements which have so helped to build public confidence in racing within the past fifteen years. He tlso put in a few good words for the saliva test and the aluminum shoe for horses. Now associated with the Office of Price Administration, Baltimore, narrow is the same Ed of old and be still retains the respect of those who knew him from way back. Ed Ddd Ooods lis a Raiment xWee Oray 101 Our Sensation To Town James 134 xxx Ringaway 117 1 1 I MaVama ta Ih itafenHlna rhtm.

ca.ai mm v. v. Mr. Flip lis a J. J.

McCarthy and Inscoe and Torrey a W. Bethel and Mrs. B. Canning entry. Son entry; Mrsfi J.

H. Louchbelm and a J. Sands entry: C. B. Land entry.

Drollon. A. Fischer. 11 80, 140, 3 80; Vsldlna Maiden, B. Nichols, 4 34.

3 40. Signals Bloke. 8. Brooks, 4 30: time 144 3 5. DAILY DOUBLE Safer Beat and Havana Lad paid 4147.M.

pion in ine ana meters. "We figured wed have' a better chance for the team championship Marmin Stable entry. It 113 443.000, allowance. 4 and up, 4 f. 543.000 allowances.

3 and up. f. All Oood 10 Air Pan Orey Days 114 Anni Reply 1 Rodia 10 Hvdrant Bill O. 11 Pinal Glory Vice Admiral 114 346.900 added, steeplechase, 4 and ap, about 3m. a Copper Beech 147 sss Raylywa 134 Klkridge 164 Look Around 13S Mercator 137 sxs Royal Archer 143 ChenaoeakO 144Kennebunk 137 RUFFING BAGS THIRD CLEVELAND, Aug.

0. P) The New York Yankees, with the veteran Charlie (Red) Ruffing on the mound, celebrated Manager Joe McCarthy return to the club, by winning a close 3 2 game from the Cleveland Indians today. The triumph was Ruffing's third straight since his discharge from military service and his two hundred and first of his career. xOverlin 113 Army Belle 100 Pom na Negri 103 xPony Ballet 115 Prissy Miss 10S xCannlkln 103 bv having Keo swim the 200 meters instead of the 1,500," Peppe said He should be able to cut som of up 'our tough competition out in the BCLMONT PABK 1 Thomasa. D.

Gorman. 3130, 10.80 17.40; Rom Hatran. T. Atkinson. 14.40 is always a welcome visitor in Cum 43.500.

allowances. 3. 1 1 14 as. 4 43 500. allowances.

3, f. Agrarian V. 104 Dlmlt berland and when he's here he Valdlna Decoy 113 Ice Otrl 104 11.30; Playful Jane, H. Lindberg, 17.40; a Freddies Pal 104 Ley tan Shout About 113 Marltown Refugio 133 xs Brother Jonas 144 a Oay Venture 141 Rouge Dragon 143 a V. 8.

Bragg and Brookmeade stable entry; W. H. Lipscomb and M. A. entry; Mrs.

F. A. Clark entry; 5 lbs; st 7 lbs; sxs 10 lbs AAC. Chance Oain 110 Rector 114 sever fails to drop in on the news 101 time 10S 3 S. a Wheatley sUble and O.

Phlpps entry: Flight Nurse 110 xWsr Archive 113 Seven swimmers, led by 14 year Jimmy McLane, of Akron, qual paper beys to rehash happenings of Jetsam 115 Flight Man 117 Regal Maid 110 a J. w. Stanley entry. P. W.

Hooper entry; a Oreentree stable The box: xOene Chance 107 Gold Beach 115 ified today for the 1,500 meters a the big national meet got under A Sb 741.500, claiming, 3 and up. 1 1 14 entry; fleld. 3 Weedleease, T. Atkinson. 10.00, I SO 4.30: Pay and Pay.

C. McCrsary. 11.30, NewYark Ab St'w'sa. 3b 1 43.000. allowances.

3. 1 1 14 at. irVrtirMwh Train I fil fTn4w 111 3 Meyer, 3b i 4 Trojan Fleet 114 Cat Bridge 110 yesteryear. Sparrow is the goodwill ambassador of the state office of the OPA and he's doing a spies did Job aa public relations man tor Lew McCormlcB office. 443,300, maidens.

3 and up, IV m. Tedsyl 130 Ace Star 110 Ocean us 130 Anunow 110 xxx Cavaluke 113 Smooth Action 130 Edshaste 130 xxx Peak Load 113 8.40; Bis Brownia. Ouerin, 7.40; time Stork of Peace 110 Sax 114 xOeronimo 111 xBlue Cross 105 Detained 110 DlssenKion Sir 107wny fc wie vuiiu rsia water Extend 113 xaMooniite Bobby ltii works pool. First final event xxExpoee K3 pp" JJ will be run off tomorrow evening 7 43.000, claiming. 4 and up, 1 1 14 m.

M'heny, rf 4 Martin. If 4 Btten. lb. 4 O'lmes. 3b 4 8t'back, ef 4 Cr'settl.

as 3 R'inaon, 3 Savage, a a jftafavatssv arat as i Brad win 113 a Fur Coat 10 a Mrs. L. Wolf entry. the 1.500 meters free the 200 meters free style, the spring, board Rocco, lb 3 4 Seerey, rt 4 3 Heath. N.

3 1 B'reati, as 4 0 Hares, e. 4 3 Whfler, 0 M'wica, ef 3 0 Cocki, 3b 3 Dea, as 1 3 Bag by, p. 3 443.000, allowances. 3, 4 f. Blen Pal 130 War Wins xPompey Corner 107 xBrother Dear 106 Rough News 110 Roman Matron 110 1.500.

elsimtnx. 3 and ud it. m. aiding ana am mricra roetuey It's too bad the deadline for sign xTchada 103 Mercy Angel 110 Estate 100 xJustlce Nap 116 xSwing Shift 110 a Conrad Mann lis a oiasuuder ill xxTangower Lea 104; relay. xxRecord Flight a Wlnnpearl 111 111 1 ing players in the Pen Map Base 130 130 130 130 130 130 130 Oarbark, Ruffing, 4 130 Blenel 130 Radio Square 130 Thrax 130 Menotnow 130 Ox Blood 130 Voloway 130 Triton Bonfire Helvetian Equanlmous Michigan Kid Jean Play Stage Fire STEINLA Motor mnd 7 rtmtporialtom Cm.

211 SOUTH MICHANIC ST. ball League has expired as local One Link 111 xx Vegas Wheal 103 Vine niMnpoio Philadelnhia Phil. xa Havuheard 107 a Mrs. V. Leonard and C.

B. Wood entry O'm us 1 fans would have been given an op ToUls .34 37 llL outfielder, has yet to hit .300 in ib aac 'the majors. I Totals .34 7 37 portunity to see a promising young 113 4 4. 3 Nordmeer, H. Crux.

4.30. 4.70. 4.40; Cuckoo, 8. Riles, 4.70, 4 40; fleet Fox, P. Adams.

4.30; time 304 4 4. dq Hnuhed first but was disqualified. a K. R. Marshal! and J.

Stuart entry. 4 Home Run, W. Mehrtens, 31.40, 7.10. 4.40: BIU Harder, P. Roberta, 3.00.

340; Subdued. A. Kirkland, 3.M; time 134 3 5. 6 Roberto, A. Snider.

13.70. 4.50, 5 90; T. May. 14.30. 1.70: Sam Bernard.

B. Ouerin, 4.70; time 104 1 4. a La FaYortto Farm entry; H. P. Headley entry; W.

F. Chrysler entry; Pield. 4 Safeguard, T. Atkinson, 7.40, 4.00, 3.40; Monsoon, A. Kirkland.

700, S.10; Surosa, H. Lindberg, 4.M; time 134 1 0. 7 Zsnsibar. W. Mehrtene.

17.70, 0 90, 5 80; Bay Magic. A. Kirkland. 3.30. 3 00; Landslids.

C. Wahler, 4.10; time 144 3 4. 5 Ho Down, A. Kirkland. 34.50.

14 40. 7 00: Resolute n. J. Longden. 4 40, 4.ot; Sonnet Key T.

Atkinson. 3.10; time 334 8 41.600. claiming. 4 and up, m. xDlxsy Heights 113 xThe General 113 Epaminond 133 a Hasty Foot 117 Our Blen 117 xShell Rock 117 xGogal 107 Lanceron 114 4 47,500 added, allowances, 3, 107 BooJie Phantasy 8J8S8B Va t.

113 113 107 xSun Oalomar 113 Nida Barker 112 Attache 117 a Neutrallty 117 a Bonnie Beryl Upper Level a Hypnotic Red 8hoea 113 Rvtina 113 Special Oal 113 Vapor Trail 113 Mush Mush Ran for Robinson In ninth. Ran for Hayes in ninth. as Batted for Clhocki in ninth. EM Battrd for Bagby In ninth. NEW YORK .....000 030 Ml 4 CLEVELAND ...003 000 0003 Runs Metheny, Martin, Savage, Meyer.

Rocco. Errors Crosettl 3. Runs batted in Rocco. Heath, Btten 3. Metheny.

Two base hits Meyer 3. Crosettl, Heath, Btten. Sacrifices Rocco. Mackiewtcs. Double play 113 118 11 War Kilt a Belair stud entry; C.

V. Whitney entry. Clhocki. Meyer and Rocco. Left on bases 744,000 added, handicap, class 3.

1 m. DAILY Themasa and Needla a Bun Herod 114 Tiger Call 113 Leslie Grey 10 Darby Dieppe 114 New York 0. Cleveland Basss on balls Bagby Ruffing 1. Strikeouts Bagby 4. Ruffing 3.

Umpires Bus, Berry and Hubbard. Tims 1:11. Attendance 4 000. xMoon Play 113 a J. J.

Olennon entry; AAC. fODAY'S SELECTIONS By The A as acta ted Press I Rough Honey, Doubt Not, Pico Pico. 3 Mary Alice, Pogoso, Good Fun, 3 Wood Alcohol. Teddy Lass, Dark Morning. 4 Toto Light, Joan Kllse, Low Tension.

5 Armistice Day, Blenette, Vim. 6 Argonne Woods, Change Hera, Hill Bun. 7 Midnight Ride, Star Governor, Capt. Caution. Valdlna Joa, Flight Over, S.

S. Grler. BEST BET Midnight Bids. eaae paid 1834.30. DBTEOIT 1 Back To Back, 4.

Pogfsno, 33 80, 8.00. 4.00 Oold Pair. D. Sommerville. Red Btick 114 Drumulr 104 a Magnetle Star 114 chief Barker 133 Ellis 104 a Brookmeade stable entry.

NATS DOWN CHISOX CHICAGO, Aug. W) Mike ballplayer in action in the person of Charley Genevie, 15, son of Charles Genevie, of the Six Mile Home. The junior Genevie, a left handed hitter and thrower, has returned from Ohio when he played the outfield and first base for Tiffin in the Northern Ohio League for the past six weeks. "Jocko" Hoffman, one time Cincinnati Red, who managed Tiffin, marveled at the kid's hitting and fielding and believes Genevie has a bright future as a ballplayer. Generic's dad, an outfielder, managed the Maryland Glass Company team here In the City League of 1929, and was anxious to see his son get a chance to show his wares in the Pen Mar League upon his return from Ohio.

The youngster weighs 147 pounds and on his first trip to the plate in the Northern Ohio League he walloped a home run. Priced For Quick Clearance! Hundreds of Pairs Ladies' and Children's Hon Rationed 43.500, allowances. 3 and up, 1 First Gun 114 Pado 8.10, 4.40; Oesira. Q. PotUr, 3.00; time 114.

3 Henny Pennyf S. Birley. 14.40, 4.50, 3 50; Spare The Rod, P. MUligan. 3.30, 3.40; Try Flying, A.

Loturco, 3.80; time 110 114 114 104 114 Kreevich, playing his first game for Washington, touched off a six run, fifth inning blast for the Senators today, and they coasted the rest of the way to defeat the Chicago Naval Station 104 Peppy Miss Johns Dear 11 Cpcheck Leaving 11 Princess Ariel Show 104 Light of Mora xx lbs; xxx 7 lbs. AAC. 113 4 4. 3 Pere Markette, J. Favorite, 7.30.

4.00. 3.00; J. L. Moore, H. Hart.

4.30, 3 90; BUI Roes, H. Claggett, 4.40; time 107 3 4. CONSENSUS AT BELMONT FA8T TRACK! 1 Wheatley Phipps entry, Zaeorn, Stargaser. 3 Sea Convoy, Mad Anthony, Reformatory. 3 Brother Jones, Bikridge.

Rouge Dragon. 4 Tedsyl, Peak Load, White Sox, 7 2. before 4.780 fans. 4 Darby Dreidre, P. MUligan, 7.ao, a so, 3.80: Ansted.

8. D. Birley, 330. 3 Kreevich, obtained from the Valdinahiker, J. Favorite, 3.50; time 114.

Suffolk Entries Champion St. Louis Browns on a Soliver and Helton and B. Doumaini waivers, joined the team just in time Cavaluke. 4 Ox Blood. Triton.

Blenel. 6 Whitney entry. Upper Letel, War Kilt. 7 Ellis. Magnetic Star, Leslie Orey.

Light of Morn. Up Check, Peppy Miss. entry; Mrs. L. Wolf entry; H.

Bryant POST TIME 3:30 F. M. to don a uniform and get into entry. ft Fay Foe. H.

Hart, 11 30, a.ao, a.oo; center field. The score: 143.000. claiming, 3 and up, 4 Macs Quest 114 Cebemint lit BEST BET Whitney entry. Big Wash, H. Woodhouse, 4.30, 3.70; Wash.

AB A Chicaga AB K'vlch. ef 4 1 0 Moses, rf 4 0 Pio Pico 114 High Taps 105 xxxHough Honey 104 Madigama 114 GARDEN STATE CONSENSUS dh a Marle J. Favorite, 3.30; dh 1 Ronrey, J. Jacobs, 3.30; time 113 1 S. (FAST) 1 Hiccup, Booster Wolf.

Top Money. a Mrs. L. Wolf entry; neia; an ueaa Myatt, 3b 5 Lewis, rf 3 Zardon, If 3 KuhaL lb Beat for third position. xxxBarts Chanoe 109 Two Down 110 xxxLlghtfoot Lea 10 Fresh As Paint 114 Over Ice 130 Msximont 116 xHandsom Boy 111 Creamy 111 Doubt Not 11 xxxExpendable 104 3 Brarado Maid.

Pbara Surprise, Bilrer Sting. 3 Our Sensation, eriatr. Luk 8 Mono Miller, R. Hartwlek, 4 to, 3. so.

4 1 0 0 Woodhouse, 9.70. 4.30; 3 3 Parreu, id 3 1 0 Schalk. 3b 4 3 3 kshot. If 4 1 11 oelld. 3b 3 0 3 liOtr'ht, cf 4 1 0 0, Mich's as 4 3 7 Tresh.

4 3 3 OD trlch, 1 1 SiNagel. ..1 OSuiiivan. 4 Cannikin? Pony Army Belle. Jetsam. War Archive.

J. Olaug, a R. E. Leslie entry: Ortssom and Clift, 3b 4 Blnks.U rf 4 Torres, as Ferreli. 4 Haetner.p 3 Hector.

Trojan Fleet. Zax, Blue Sherman and Mrs. P. L. Grissom entry.

7 Here She Is, H. Woodhouse, .0. 330. 3.30; a O. K.

Sugar, P. MUligan. 4.00, 3.50: Pettacalra, J. Favorite, 3.30; Cross. 7 Rough News, Mercy Angel, Conrad Mann.

Shell Rock, Epamuton dus. Sun Galomar. BEST BET Oar Seesatiea. Elmer Daily, who served as president of the Middle Atlantic and Perm State leagues until Uncle Sam put a finger on most of his ballplayers after the 1942 season, is now waiting out the war at Ebens burg. where he manages two hotels the Penn Eben and Ebens burg Inn.

Daily told a Pittsburgh sports 3 43.000. claiming, 4 and Up. f. xxxGood Pun 107 xxxBomb Berlin 116 Due Spot 117 First Family 112 Mary Alice 10 Traeelette 11 xxxLadyMascara 108 Warraweo 113 xxxCeltics 113 Down Six 11 Fogoso 11 White Time lift Tony lift xxxJorte Mar 107 Johnson 1 40 14 37 14 Cast XX 1 Totals time 14. a Kentuckiana stable entry.

DAILY DOl'BLB Back To Back and Totals ...38 37 6 a Batted for Dietrich in sixth, xx Bstted for Johnson in ninth. WASHINGTON .....000 040 0107 senbe the other day that he has CHICAGO 100 001 000 3 Runs Kreevich, Hvatt, Lewis, Binks. oeen in organized baseball thirty 343.000. claiming. 3, f.

June Dear 10 Wood Alcohol 115 On Board 113 Dark Mornipg 110 xxxReclamatioa 113 Ship Jr. 118 Sweet Fait lift Teddy Lass 110 xxPharawell 110 xxxLlnda M. 103 Rotamal 113 Florida Breexe 10 By Bl'CK WEAVER THE TIMES SARATOGA (FAST) 1 port 8a id. Navy Flyer, Star Oaxer. 3 Flying Son, Col.

Bteve. Armor Bearer. 3 No selections. 4 Edahaste, Ocranus. Smooth Action, ft War Wine, Ox Blood.

Radio Square. 4 Boojie. Bonnie Beryl, Upper LeveL 1 Tiger Call. Chiel Barker. Bun Herod.

Leaving, Light of Morn. Naval Station. BEST BET Boo Jl. spvpn rmll 3. Haefner, 8c ha lk 3.

Errors ti, MyRU. Michaels, Tresh. Runs batted In Wve and he doesnt regret a year LKreevlch 3, Myatt. Lewis, Binks. Zardon.

Of It. iDickshot. Two base hits Kreevich, Lewis, Die kshot 3. Three has hit was the M.A. league's sec 4 claiming, 'x f.

To To Light 113 xx a Tsscosa 108 Iron Penny 113 xxxJoan Elise 105 My Willow 113 Bparky 113 xLow Tension 113 xxx a Chain Bay 105 a Renolds Brother entry. Benny Fenny paid 41.5Q. SUFFOLK 1 Oregon. C. Rollins.

7.00. ft.30. 3.60: Tracer Bullet. C. Chaffln.

10.40. 7.40; Raj Kumar. W. Balsaretti, 4 40; time 14 3 5. 3 Grand Toy.

F. Weidaman, 70 80, 40.30, 14 40: Fhsnatam, W. Turn bull, 4.00, 30; Brown Flams, If. Combes Urn 113 3 4. 3 Salpan, C.

Rick. 11 0. 8 30. 4.00; Gay Marine. C.

Bterman. 4.40, 3.30; Anne Doran, B. Jenkins, 3.40; time 115. 4 Gaga, C. Rollins, ft.30.

4.09. 3 Santa Candida. N. Coule, 4.40, 4.40: By Wick, O. Hettinger, 3.00; time 113 3 5.

ft Jacks Otrl. W. Canning, 38.30, 100, 13.30; Wake Robin, H. Trent, 7.40. 8 40; Ancipltal.

ef. Basils, 13.00; tims 113 3 5. 4 Stepping Miss. W. Canning, 13.40.

6 40, 4 40: Thor Barton, O. Seabo, 6 00. 4.40; Davie Sister, H. Trent, 5.00; time 144 3 5. ond president, he having succeeded Ray Archibald, of Pittsburgh, who, Uh Richard Dick" Guy.

of Pittsburgh; "Spooks" Lytle, of Keyser, and Jlmmie MeOuirn nf rnmhor. Myatt. Stolen bass Torres. Sacrifice Ma eT ner. Left on bases Washington 11, Chicago 7.

Bases on balls Haefner 1. Dietrich 1, Johnson I. Strikeouts Haefner 3, Dietrich 3. Hits Dietrich In 5: Johnson 4 in 4. WUd pitch Johnson.

Balk Haefner. Losing pitcher Dietrich. Umpires Jonas, Bummers and Boyer. Time 3:04. Attendance 4,780, srrroLK (Fasti 1 Doubt Not.

Creamy. Over los. 3 Pogoso, Whit Tim. Tony O. 3 Ship Rotamal, Reclamation.

4 Sparky Renolds Entry, My Willow. Vim. Armistice Day. Ebro. HIU Bun, Argonne Woods, Dsnsstion.

J. J. Lynch. General Jack, Jack Reaper. Maroe.

Valdlna Joe. Jockarando. BEST BET Daub Nat, land, organised the league during IMIi SECIES I ff" w.i? '2 REDUCED TO fe iff?" colors yj 14 Blue, White, Red ond Multi color. 5 I mm OldLLd ZW Udiet Sies 4 to 8 11" Children's Sitet 10 to JMmSmM hW II WM II STDRE i 165 Baltimore St. f4f 543.500, elaiming, 3 and up.

4 f. Vim 118 xxxTaking Way 113 Ebro 115 Dairy Lady 116 Vsldlna Way 115 Vsldlna Mintea 110 Blenette US Heat Wave 115 Armistice Day 118 Rough Man 115 43,500. claiming. 3 and up. 1 1 16 m.

xxxMUtlyinf 10 Chsnge Here 117 Dansatlon 118 xxxLone Sentry 113 Argonne Woods 113 Chain Mis 113 Hill Sun 117 OKTROIT (PAST) 1 Fourth Estate, Miss Flyer, Camp Liberty. 3 Darby Dido, Sin Lee. Prince Mistake. 3 Adelara. Fast Featners, Unerrade.

4 Top Beau. Oalful, Mae 7 Land Cruiser, K. Garrettson, 17 40 33 00, 30; Flight Oal. F. Tobln, 6 40.

4 00; Orey Flares, G. Hettinger, 40; time 147. Flying Silver, W. Battsrettt, 4.00. 3 40: Tee Midge.

F. Weidaman, 7.30. 4 40; Precious Years. H. Trent, 4.30; time 14.

DAILY DOUBLE Oregon and Grand Toy. paid ftSAl.4. hn BUI Hydrant. Vice BEAT Vs ST. LOUIS, Aug.

9 (Behind three hit pitching by Al Hollings worth the St. Louis Browns nosed out the Philadelphia Athletics, 1 to 0 in the second game of their series tonight. Hollingsworth won his sixth victory of the yaar. The score: PHILADELPHIA .000 000 0000 3 0 ST. LOUIS ..........100 000 OOx 1 1 Newsom and Rosar.

Hollingsworth and Mancuso. Admiral. Leystan. Marltown. Dlmlt 743.500.

claiming, 3 and up, 1 1 1 m. Capt. Caution 113 xxx J. Lynch 110 Midnight Rido 114 xxxJack Reaper 113 Star Governor 114 xxxLink Not 10? xxxGround Play 110 General Jack 114 7 Expose, Extend. Dissension Sir.

me winter of 1924. Daily estimates that some 250 Pavers from the two circuits he headed have made the big la toe trade, and pointed oat that just as an Idea of their eaHbrt) twenty three were in the tnaior league all star game In Pittsburgh last year. The Edemburg country squire recalled the time he received a letter rom Cal Hubbard, then an All American at Geneva, asking for an umpiring job. "You may be a great football player but what makes you think you can be a baseball umpire?" Daily wrote back. Elmer didn't hear from Cal again until the big fellow nd climbed through the minors to le American Tmm 'nnt har Wolf entry.

Wlnnpearl, fan cving. BEST BET Bill G. WASHINGTON FABK (FAST) 1 Dinner Guest. Espirltu. Star Bright.

42,000, claiming, 4 and up. 1 1 1 ta. Wolf Creek 114 xxDark Ship 104 xxFUght Over 111 Trimdera 109 a 8. 8. Orter lift Renraw US xxxValdtna Jo 113 Supreme Ideal It GARDEN STATE 1 Msry Knoll.

E. Wood, ft.M, t.80. 3.40: Tiger Age. A. Schmidt, 3.50.

3.34: Stormy Bill. M. N. Oonsales, 3.40; time 14 3 8. 3 Tennessee Maid.

M. A. Buxton. 11.44, 8.40. 4.00: Hearts Entwine.

R. Root, 4.30. 3.00; James Acre, B. Wood, 4 40; time 114 4 8. 3 Battle Born.

If. Wall, 14 30, ft SO, 10: Ptske, N. Jemas. 40, ft.30; Lost Mate. R.

Root. 4.30: tune lit 1 4. a C. Morabtto entry. 4 Erato.

S. Young, .70, 1.84. 4.10: 3 Monk's Memo. Mistnark. Sir Lo.

3 Mighty Story. Lookout Dice, Miss America. 4 Book Plate, Vinum. Hit It. ft Bull Eye, Troop Train.

Volcano. Tiger Rebel, Art Rol. Breath Taker. 1 Navy Cross. Free Speech.

Winter Bong. painter. Just Tourist, Burning Chips. BEST BET Balks Eye. xxxEpos 111 xxxMokup 107 Maroe 11 a Jockarand 117 xxWeesgone 115 a L.

Copenhaver, entry i xx xxr 7 lbs. AAC. Sun Mucta, D. Padgett. 4 50, 4.44: The Mlnter.

J. McCoy, 4.10; tints 114 3 4. ft Chicle Clown. M. A.

Buxton. 3140. Health Spot Shoes 8 40, 4.00; Sea Bees. C. Kirk, IB 40 4 40; GARDEN STATE (FAST 1 Notes.

Sunset Boy, Swamt. 1 Silver Sting, Gay Larkmead. Brassdo Maid. 3 our Sensation. Odd Ooods, Wild Knight.

4 Pony Ballet, Overlin. Pomps NegrL ft light Man, Jetsam, War Archive. Zax. Btrk of Peao. Blue Cross, 7 Conrad Mann, Estate.

Rough News. Sua oalomar, Epamtaondus, Attache. BEST BET Flight Man. By The Associated Press BATTING AB II Pet, Holmes. Braves 109 433 4 15 .34 Cavaretta.

Cuba 103 30 so 143 .364 Rosen. Dodgers 45 34 141 .358 Happy Buckie, R. Root, 3.70; tin 113 1 5. 4 Alfios. S.

Clark. 13.30, 4 40, 3.50: Broke Even. A. Snel lings, 3.80. 1.40; Signal for Women Children Corps, c.

Kirk, 4 00; time 13. Men 7 El Basan. D. Padgett, 1 4. 8 JO.

Cucclnello, W. S'X. SS 305 3 .325 Sttrnweiss. 6 33 134 Jl Cass, Senators 377 44 lis .314 340; Smoke Puff, B. Wood.

3 40, 3 40; Zuna. A. Behmldl. 3.84: tlma 147. "wut it now every time I see Daily admits.

Jockey Suspended NEW YORK, Aug. WV Jockey "orge Walker was suspended for days, effective Saturday, by the tewards at Belmont Park today erter his mount In the hurdles St. Patrick Day, was dis Joaiified from first position. Walker was charged with interfering with "est Pox and Black Ned in the tretch drive. ft Agrarlst, X.

Crowther, JO. 8.40, 4.30: home aims Matianal Learae Aseerfeaa Lea rue Busy Man, A. Snelltngs, ft.4. 4 44: Dark Workman. Brave It Stephens.

Browns 18 Cloud. A. Schmidt. time 14 4 8. Holmes, Bravas 17 R.

Johnson. R.8. is DAILY DOI'BLB Mary Knatl and Tonnesseo Maid paid S.M. Giant 1 Satrap. Indian 11 LOVE Foot Comfort Shop Baltimore 8t tad Floar Pbona t5st DiMagglo, Phillies 18 WASHINGTON PABK By CHICAGO DAILY TIMES Dinner Guest, Littl Nip, Esptrtta.

Here Goes, MorSecal. Lady Juliet. 3 Mighty Story, Petro Oal, Lookout Dtot. 4 Hop Picker, Hit It, Bookplate, ft Bulleeye. Dridaa, Troop Train.

4 Art Rot. Tiger Rebel. What Night. Fulmar. Winter Bong, Merry March.

Snow Fly Jtrst Tourist. Ooodget. BEST BET fulmar. Frankie Crosettl, 34 year old Yan 4 BUNS BATTED Iff Magae Aassrteaa Lsacae kee shortetop, did his best hitting Walker, Dodgers Btten. Yankees 44 Olme.

Dodgers R. Johnson, R. S. Adam, Cardinal 44 York, Tiger 44 in 1936 when he batted .288 and hit 15 homers in 151 games. BftBwi.