in hitting wtth two single* each.| Flore* hurled for Turf. He jave-V-« verrcup nin« hit* and fanned eight. Toby Newton of Umbehagen - istruek out. 12 and held All Saint* to four hit*.ESRBSSS******BIG SIXDouble-HeaderSlated in Negro’RuntI Dfcnt jAttcb Grii Sant HayiLeague MondayRy AMOclftled Fmi LEADING BATSMEN■ PUyar-Club— ifuaial, st. Loui* Robinson. Brooklyn Ashburn. Philadelphia Mlnoao, Chica.RO Fain, Philadelphia Avila. ClevelandG fi 7 fiS DO •90 S2 77AB 32 « 317 371V 317 293 2S7Nattonal LfujrneRl'NS BATTER IXR H PCT. *9 l2l .371 (W 114 58 135 74 lOp 37 ft*48 94.303.360..344.334.326finlder.Dodirer* Kiner.Plmt#* Irvin.Giants Weatlake.Carrf* Musiai.Carda^ American Lraro*Williams. RedSox 81 Zernl*?, Athletics 76 Robinson. Wh.Soa 75«666 64 64 60_ # HOME RCNiaNatloijal Eeacae Amrrinun I***ueHrt4*ea.pod*«ra 28 ZwitaJ, Athletics 23Kln«r.Plm«s 24 Williams, A«ri Sox 16Snider, Dodfcen 21 Wert2,T2|ara if'ISeals OutlastRoyals, 17-11iAction in the Negro Night Soft-!ball League will be resumed Mon-:day night with a double header1being played in Texas City.The first, game of the twin billwilt aee 'he Wright Cuney Stars!tangling with the Texas City.Tigerettea at 7:30 p.m. In the'men’s division, the Tigers will meet Ithe Armstrong Drugmen at 8:15;p.m. iThree times this season the!Tigers have had a chance to move'out of fourth place hut the Drug-!men have spoiled their chances lt;each time. : ■The Tteers have a chance to Rain on the third place Merchants.' Mpr. Elbert Williams will, send his; ace hurler, Elton Griffin, to the; mound in an effort to win over the Drugmen.LEAGUE STANDINGS 1TVHttiSmith?rn Select VMCATo*FbFWas!ChfciE-llnS?YostSi*wMelenoso.DP- PviLeft-comi 4. II Sflnfi (pitc in Ain 2: ur*fordHurli24.22Merchant* Texa* City ArmsironRDmrVV109654L666Pet. [ .621 ; .600 .572 .437 ; .267^TEXAS CITY, July 22. _ The Galveston Seal* defeated the Pan'' American Royal*. 17-U, in a negroi; baseball pmeTexan Park,played Sunday inRoy* I.*UptonVVhii.and234 1)41 mi—17 14 2 300 014 3IW-11 11 * Shelton; E. Griffin an lt;iRESOLUTIONS OX OATISWASHINGTON, July 22 iUP) ~j Chairman Tom Connally *™id todaythat the senate foreign relations! committee may consider resolutions [ this week to retaliate against Com- j mimlst Czechosolvnkia for impria- jnnm^t rtf I f R friroicyiy /'rtrT-o^prm- •dent W'illiam N*. Hnti** iBb:Dim*r*5k*:VVfmsxHatO!*onRnuriDotnGood.VnllrtEvsnMcDfNlxorKind*Wish xxSl.e xxxM M oasTotXR:XXtxxT»8fhVV('Si