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New Britain herald., 1929-08-31
PERSONALS
Many New Britain People Out of Town For Holiday Week-End.

eia, Mrs. Ruth B. Walther of West Main street is in New York city. -ot Miss Ruth and Miss Madeleine tqtkindelan of Glen street and Mrs Myrtle Schoz of this city are on a motor trip through Canada. -ata MT. and Mrs. William Van Oppen ayof Buell. street, MT. and Mrs. F. J, waJudd Of Trinity street, Mir. and Mrs. Vincent McAuliffe of Pendleton road and F. F. McAuliffe of Pendle- l,ton road are spending the weekend z in Manchester, Vermont. ~ Mir. and Mrs. Louis Baum of West Main street left this morning for New York city where they will spend the holiday.
 Mrs. John P. Muller and. son of < New York city who have been the VI g6ests of Mrs. Clara M. Laufers- weller of Main street will return home today.
 5 Mir. and Mrs Charles Nibberts ' and daughter are the guests of Mir I, Nibbert's parents, MT. and Mrs 4 Dana Vibberts of Lincoln street. ' Morton Swift, son of MT. and Mrs. ., Orlando Swift of Lincoln street \ was in town this week.
 
 William P, Bacon, son of MT. and Mrs. William S. Bacon of Lincoln street has returned home from ' Maine where he has spent the sum- !, mer.
 \ Miss Margaret and Miss Mary :, Conlin and their nephew, Bobby, of ' Hart street, and their niece, Miss " Kathryn Roche of Lake street leave today for Newport to spend Labor I day.
 Dr. l.. R. Weir and Mrs. Weir of c Ten Acre road will leave tomorrow q for motor trip through the west. 2 They expect to be gone a month. MT. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson of Linden street and Mr. and Mrs Charles Middleton of Newington av- enue, will leave this afternoon for " Gloucester, Mass, where they will spend the holidays They will also 3 attend the Fishermen's races.
 
 MT and Mrs. James Wright oi Linden street and Mr. and Mrs ;, Frederick Doucet and son, Ray. @ mond of Day street will motor through New York state over the a holidays.
 ii Mrs. ?. J. Murray of Harrison street has returned home afte H spending the summer in Maine.
 Miss Emily Ryan of Boston is th
 guest of Mrs. r. J. Murray of liar
 rison street.
 Through an error the Heral' < stated last Saturday that the mar 2. rage of Miss Nenie Anderson O Waterbury and Norman Friden 0
 New Britain took place on Angus
 24th. The marriage took place ol
 April 24th.
 Mrs J. A. Macelroy of Ccda H street is leaving next Wednesday 10
 Canton, Miss.
 
 s MT and Mrs l.. NJ. Depot Of Bas
 sctt street and children have re
 turned from a visit with Mir. an !, Mrs. Louis r. Sladc in their sum N mer home at Tiberton. Rhode Island
 Mrs. John 0. Todahl and he daughter, Virginia, returned to thei go home in Milford last Tuesday afte
 spending a week in town at th
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

tor of St. Andrews church, is at Keyser's Island.
 Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Mendillo of Andrews street have returned from a motor trip to Canada and Ohio. Mrs. Thomas Walsh and daughter Miss Mary, of Court street, are in Maine for a weeks stay.
 MT. and Mrs. M. T. Murphy and daughters. Miss Alice and Miss Anne of Brighton street and Daniel Mullin of Prospect street left on Wednesday on motor trip to Vir- giuia, Washington, and Baltimore.
 Miss Corinne Bacon of Lexington street returned from Europe on the S. s. Reliance on Thursday.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Weir of Wallace street are at Sound. View for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Brainard of Murray street are at Cornfield Point where they will spend Labor Day.
 Miss Ruth Lienhard, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Lienhard of Maple Hill who has been at Lake George for the past two weeks, will visit her parents before returning to New York city.
 Miss Clarissa Bentley of Maple Hill has returned from q few eeks' visit with relatives on the Thimble Islands, Brandford.
 Philip O'Reilly Of Smalley street was at Indian Neck this past week.
 Mir and Mrs. Maurice Healy and family of Armistice street are at Point O. Woods for the holiday at their summer cottage. @s.-..
 
 Mr. and Mrs. N. Hart of Cedar street have returned from an auto mobile trip through New England
 Miss Doris Stepler of Main street was in New York city this week.
 Mrs. Margaret Ellis of Fairview street and Mrs. Irving Ellis of Rob- ert street spent the week at Grove Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Skinner and daughters. Eleanor and Barbara of Maple Hill, left last Tuesday for New London where they will be the | guests of Mir and Mrs. Fred Lock cit for several days.
 Mrs. Raymond Halleran. of Elm Hill had as guests last weekend Mir. and Mrs. Charles Nolan O. Rhinebeck, New York. ..
 Miss Anna Giana of kensingtor has as her guest Miss Marie Negr of Bridgeport.
 Miss Anna Giana of Kensingtor has recently returned from Blocl Island and Watch Hill, where sh, spent two weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. Leon l.. I.eClaire z Boston, Massachusetts, formerly 0 Berlin, were visitors in Berlin thi past week.
 John Berger of Plainville is q Woodmont for few weeks stay.
 Dr. James Rooney of Plainvill who IS at Sound View, has as hi ! guests, Reverend Thomas Boone, ] and his two sisters from Crown Pennsylvania.
 Reverend s. A. I'islle of Hcrlin and travelling party, sailed iron Southampton, England, for Quebec on Thursday
 Mrs. William Shepard Of BerliI leaves tomorrow for Quebec whcr
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

she will met her son William, who is one of the party travelling with Reverend Fisk.
 Dr. Frank Goodwin of Maple street has returned from weeks stay at Block Island, Miss Leona and Miss Elizabeth Rourke of Chestnut street were in Maine this past week.
 MT. and Mrs Harry Ginsburg of Monroe street are at Saratoga to witness the races, where they joined MT. Ginsburg's mother who has been there for some time.
 Mrs. Eunice Humphrey Hildo- brandt Of Lincoln street spent a few days at Woodmont this week aJ the guest of Mrs. Pa Il Johnston.
 
 Miss Elizabeth Kimball, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur kimball and Miss Virginia Humphrey, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Humphrey of Lincoln street, leave on Tuesday, on an automobile trip to Chicago. They will be gone about two weeks. Miss Alice Katherine Spratt of New York city and Miss Elizabeth Higby of New York city were the guests of Miss Kathryn Clark, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Clark this past week.
 Miss Marjorie Bull, daughter of | MT. and Mrs. Alonzo Bull of Black Rock avenue, leaves today for Bos- ton where she will join Miss Alice Spratt. Miss Bull and Miss Spratt are motoring to Chicago on Monday. Mrs. Ernie Bahr of Rochester, N. Y, is the weekend guest of Mrs. Horace Eddy of 261 Monroe street. Misses Sylvia Anderson and Grace Timbrell will spend the week-e end at Laurel Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Lonsdale o1 | Bridgeport, visited Mrs. Lonsdale's parents Dr. and Mrs. Robert Clark of Garden street last weekend.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Waldron and family of Berlin have returned from Chicago where they visited relatives
 Mrs. Louise Prest and daughter Miss Helen Prest of Stanley ctreet spent the week at Lake Champlain
 Mrs. George Corbin of Lexington street and daughter, Mrs. Pau Johnson and her son have returnet from Woodmont where they spen the month of August at the II. Mer win cottage,
 Mrs, Leon Spencer and family 0 Flainville have returned from Shor Beach
 Mrs. k. B. Judson of Plainvill has had as her guests her son an1 his family, Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Jud son of Washington, D. C.
 Mr. and Mrs. David Ahcrn. ac Comparied by Mrs. Ahcrn's mother Mrs. N. Bodry and brother, Robert of PlainVille, have returned iron a motor trip to Canada.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Mr. and Mrs. David Ahern, ac- Comparied by Mrs. Ahcrns mother Mrs. N. Bodry and brother, Robert, of PlainVille, have returned from motor trip to Canada.
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Mrs. k, B. Judson of Plainvillc has had as her guests her son and his family, Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Jud- son Of Washington, D. C.
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Photo by oHnso& Peterson Center above-rs Howard golf links
 Meadow cub cenMiss Elizabeth KmbaBetty the only daughter of Arthur Kmba of Lexington with Banquo frequently
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Mrs. George Corbin of Lexington street and daughter, Mrs. Paul Johnson and her son have returned from Woodmont where they spent the month of August at the II. Mcr- win cottage.
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Mrs, Leon Spencer and family of Flainville have returned from Short Beach.
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Mrs. Frank Kennefick is enter
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Reverend s. A Fiske of Tcrlin. and travelling party, sailed from England, for Quebec. on Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Mrs. William Shepard Of Berlin leaves tomorrow for Quebec where
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Mrs. Louise Prest and daughter, Miss Helen Prest of Stanley street, spent the week at Lake Champlain.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Reverend Joseph Rewinklc pas tor of St. Peters church is at Key ser's Island, South Norwalk.
 Reverend Edward Gradeck, pas
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Clarence Primerose of Shuttle
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Coleman and daughters, Miss Anna and Miss Elizabeth and son Victor. Of Hart's corner, have returned from an auto- mobile trip to Lake George and Lakc Champlain.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Waldron and family of Berlin have returned from Chicago where they visited relatives.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Dr. James Rooney of Plainville who IS at Sound View, has as his guests, Reverend Thomas Rooney and his two sisters from Crown, Pennsylvania.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Lonsdale of Bridgeport, visited Mrs. Lonsdale's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Clark of Garden street last wcek-end
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

George Boil of TrUmbull street left for Hatfield. Mass, yesterday to join Mrs. Boil who has been there visiting with her mother for the past week.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Miss Margaret and Miss Mary Conlin and their nephew, Bobby, of Hart street, and their niece, Miss Kathryn Roche of Lake street leave today for Newport to spend Labor day
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

John Walker. son of Mir, and Mrs. Dudley Walker of Monroe street has weeks on the Thousand Islands visit ing Russell Britton. son of Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Britton of Ten Acre road.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

John Berger of Plainville is at Woodmont for a few weeks stay
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MT and Mrs, l.. N Depot Of Bas- sctt street and children have re- turned from a visit with Mir and Mrs Louis r. Sladc in their sum- mer home at Tiberton, Rhode Island.
 Mrs John c. Todahl and her daughter, Virginia, returned 10 their home in Milford last Tuesday after spending a week in town at the
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Mrs. J. A. Macelroy of Cedar street is leaving next Wednesday for Canton, Miss.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Through an error the Herald stated last Saturday that the mar riage of Miss Nenie Anderson Of Waterbury and Norman Friden Of New Britain took place on August 24th. The marriage took place on April 94th
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Mir. and Mrs. Leon l.. LeClaire f Boston, Massachusetts formerly of Berlin, were visitors in Berlin this past week
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

MT. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson of Linden street and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Middleton of Newington av- enue, will leave this afternoon for Gloucester, Mass, where they will spend the holidays, They will also attend the Fishermen's races.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Mrs Ernie Bahr of Rochester. N. Yr is the weekend guest of Mrs. Horace Eddy of 261 Monroe street.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Mrs. Fred Wrinkle of Maple street has returned from Ocean Beach.
 Miss Stella Pamlicka of Farming
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Mir. and Mrs. John PriChard and children return next Monday to their home on Ten Acre road after spending . month at Crescent Beach, Mantle.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Misses Sylvia Anderson and Grace Timbrell will spend the weekend at Laurel Beach.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Mir, and Mrs. William Geary of Beaver street have returned from the Catskill mountains.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

Mr. and Mrs. James Wright of Linden street and Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Doucet and son, Ray mond. of Day street will motor through New York state over the holidays.
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Mrs. r. J. Murray of Harrison spending the summer in Maine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-09

IN AMERICAN
Hits .4iO; LaEzcri Pulls Up
% Points to Third
Position

CHICAGO. June 6.-tP-Stll
whaling the ball at better than 2
800 clip. Jimmy Fox. Philadelphia
first baSem2n continued to set the
batting pece N the American league
81 tn, end Of the seventh wee, Of
the campaign. He lo1. IA points dur
ing tbs week. but had eli average
CT .fi0.
Some distance back or Connie
Msck's handy man va his team
mate. Mickey Cochrane. who added
2 point 10 his mark Tor $50.
Tie biggest gain or the pcr.cd
was made BIZ Tony Lazzeri OF the
Yankees. who picked up an addition
al % points TO Jump from 18th po-
sIti0n 10 third with an average Of
.36t. Other leaders -.crc: Fother-
rill. Detroit. .362; F.. Rice, Washing
ton. .55l. NsrleGST. 5oston. $50.
Simmons. Philadelphia. .353. Karnm.
CHICAGO. .34j: Jameson. Cleveland.
$40 and GehTingey. Detroit. $40.
With six players owning average
Of 500 or more. the Athletics re-
NAMED AZ the peak in team batting
The clue Toasted on opposition
pitch ng Tor an average or .312. six
points higher than a week ago. De-
trolt remained in second place. hut
dropped below 900 for the first tine
during the sea1on. winding up the
week with .199.
The task Of taking 4 game from
George Uhlc finally was accom-
pliShed bv the Athletics who trim
med him and the Tigers in a l3-in-
ming contest. Uhle held his place
at the top Of the department, how
ever. With a record OF nine victories
and one defeat. Robert Moses Grove
won two games 10 raise his stand
ing to eight triumphs and one set
back. Eddie RCrnmel OF the Ath-
letic5 and Warren Collins. ST. Louis
Browns. each won a contest for
standings Of four won end none
lost.
Washington ami S.. Louis again
exchanged places In their team
fielding duel. The Senators led
with an average Of .976. with the
Browns p poi-t behind. Tied with
Detroit for the title OF worst field
ing club in the league. the Cleve-
land Indians retained the leader
ship I'm double plays. their season
accomplishment being 81. Other
leaders. Home runs. Gehrie. New
York. IL: triples. Blue. ST. Louis.
s: doubles. Heilmann. r. Johnson.
Alexander. all of Detroit. 10: stolen
ba-es. Gehrinser. Detroit. 10. stolen
bases. Gehringer. Detroit. r. john
son. Detroit. Metzler. Chicago. West.
Washington. s: runs batted IN. Sim
mons. PhilsdelDhia. So: team runs.
Philadelphia. 282; opponents runs.
Philadelphia. 1856; team T. he runs,
New York. 80.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-09

These Ruthless Fans
Babe Bellows Greetings to Sport Writers,
Declaring He'll Be Back in There Soon

NEW YORK, June s.-Pt-
Babe Ruth, the not-so-pale but
always interesting invalid. grant
ed ar audience today 20 the rep
resentatives OF his subjects, other
wise the newspaper fellaS," Just
to prove that he has lost neither
the power of lung nor limb.
Hey. do I look 50 sick or all
through" beloved the Babe as
he greeted the vanguard Of p
dozen reporters. whose admlttEnce
10 the presence If the king IF
clout was deity arranged by his
business manager, Christy Walsh.
The answer was reassuring and
convincing There esmed 10 Tea-
son for n 70 be otherwise. The
Rshe. except for some slight
shskiness due to nearly a weeks
confinement. has lost none Of his
rudy color. hts good spirits and
banter Of his impatient desire 10
be back In the game.
Yet there seems no question
that Ruth has been a sick nan
and that he still is far from be-
ing in the pink of condition. He
admits he could feel a lot better
but the pains in his chest. re-
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sulting from a severe cold. and
twingeS across the shoulders have
largely disappeared. he said. He
has been sitting UP most Of the
past two days. and he is indis-
nant at the exaggerated reports OF
his illness.
ut looks like a guy has got to
die before the people are satisfied
nowadays" he bewailed.
What everybody wants TO know
il when Ruth will be sack in the
game. II Is somewha- indefinite
but here's what he says about
that:
Il ought 10 be back in there
soon. Believe me. I'm going To be
In there before that series with
the Athletics thst starts az the
stadium on June q.
The Doc. Dr. =. A. King
thinks Ill be o. X. by then but
he says. first. that I should 60
away from the city for three or
four days for a change Of scenery.
Then. even when I get back. he
demands that I stay cut Of e%-
hi5ition games and do not play II
complete double headers. ond the
club officials say He's the boss"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-09
Golf Stars Return
From Europe With
British Open Cup

NEW YORK. June 5.-lP,-FIve
great golfers came home today from
.le Golfing wars III Europe furnish
in- 2 guard of honor for the British
open championship cup, which ar
rived a. quarantine for its sixth
consecutive annual visit. The fa-
nous 60-yeer-old trophy was greet
ed by customs officers a an old
friend and given the freedom Of
the port for the eighth time in the
last nire years.
Walter Hagen. who won the Bri-
tish cup for the fourth time at
Muirfield last month. was assisted
W seeing its safely into the United
states by Johnny Farrell. Horton
Smith. joe TurneSa and Ed Dudley.
The other members OF the Ryder
cup team preceded their fellows
home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-09
TIGERS WILL
PLAY SUNDAY
Take On San Bcnito Nine
At $50 p. NJ. on Lc-
gion Diamond

Having beaten the San Benito
Aztecs and Pentagons separately in
the past. the Brownsville Tigers viii
attempt 20 beat p combination Of
the two teams here Sunday az 3:30
=. m. OH the American Legion di1-
mCrd. The team they will BE- play
ing y known as the Valley BoI and
Crate Factory team. but the locals
aver that Il is a combination Of the
best players Of the Azte-s AMI Pen
tagons.
The Tigers have piled up a re-
spectacle winning percentage behind
their star battery combination OF
Salinas and PamCc.
In tho past two games they de-
feafed MCAllen and EdinbuIg. They
plan a return game with Ednburg
next Sunday.
Efforts were berg made lac Sat-
urday evening 70 obtain the serV-
ices Of the MatamorOS garrison
band. Several PLAYERS on the Ii
ger nine are soldiers in the Matl-
moros garrison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-09
GRIMES KEEPS
PIRATES AHEAD
Veteran AnnexeS Tenth
Straight; Streak Of
Cubs Broken

PITTSBURGH. Penn. June a.
P,-Burleigh Grimes won his tenth
straight game and the Pirates their
fifth as the home team overcame
Brooklyn by 9 TO ? here today in
the series opener.
Entering the box for the first
time since May is. DaSzv Vance was
nicked for three hits and five runs
in the home eighth, but none OF the
runs was earned.
The Pirate management an
nounced the outright release OF Joe
Dawson. former Louisville pitcher.
to Baltimore Of the International
league.
GrSwAs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-09
CARDS WIN ONE

ST LOUIS. June 5-lPl-The st.
Louis Cardinals broke a four-game
losing streak today by pounding out
q 7-to-2 victory over Philadelphia.
II "a Jim Bottomley day" and
Jim. the star Ct. Louis first base
nan who won the most valuable
player award for 1923, led the Card
inal attack. driving In the first run
with a triple and himself scoring q
few minutes later on a single.
Seventeen thousand fans. includ-
ing 10000 boys and girls admitted
free. turned out 70 cheer as Pres
ident John "A. Heydler presented
Ecttomley with $1,000 In gold and a
medal preceding the game. They
we're the awards for the most valu-
able player title.
Score.
1880 --w
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0'D0UL LEADS
IN NATIONAL
Cracks Ball for .399 Aver
age; Dcuthit Scores
Most Runs

NEW YORK. June B-F-Ths
name Of Frank ODoul, Philadel-
phia sluEgcr still appears Oh top
or the individual batting table ~
the National league but this week
the figure opposite III is 500. The
400 hitter has disappeared IN John
Hedyler's circuit. probably for the
rest or the season The average
we're issued today. including cames
Of last Wednesdar.
Taylor DOuthif OF ID. Louis. with
"A runs. Is the leading scorer. while
his teammate. Chick Hafey. tO1s
the field In runs battcd I'M with tn.
Frank FTisch and Andy High or So.
Louis arc tied for the greatest lLf
total. IS. while FriSch leads alone
IN doubles with ~ The Fordhsm
flash also enjoys 2 tic with Llord
Waner OF tho Pirates with seven
triples.
The ST. Louis monopoly is broken
I'm home runs with Charlie Klein
or tho Philllc5 leads with IA, bat
Hafey is next with 13. Brbe Hrr-
man Of Brooklyn ana Eiki Cuvirr
OF Chicago are tied for the greatest
number Of steals. - each.
Other leading regular baLsnrn
are Hendrick, Brooklyn. .394: Her
man. Brooklyn. .379: Terry. New
York. .374. Stephenson. Chicago.
$40: Frederick. Brooklyn. .365: High.
St. Louis. and Klein. Philadelphia.
1853; Cuylcr. Chicago. .361. and
Clark. Boston. .56l. Rogers EOrE-bv
vas well down the list with .33i.
EerleiFh Grinlc1 tops the pitchers
With nine victories and ITO defeats.
ana also leads with lOl innings
pitched iii l3 games. Charley Root
Cf Chicago .- the only ether E-v-
man u work ID 50 manv contests.
while Rcd Lucas 0r Cincinnati
share first place with Grimes ln
complete games. each having nine.
Sylvester Johnson an ri. Louis IN
second 10 Crimes III pitching rtl
five victories and 10 defeat.
Othc- members nj th- UndcTra uri
circle arc irwin 6Iame -. Pits
burgh and elise Dudley ot Brook
lvn. each with three vict1rI--. and
Harold Haid VI St. Louis. Rev Nice
Of Brooklyn and Elmer He7rl *
Boston. each with tho
The PhllllCS remain rn tnp if
team batting. this time with SIC.
hui the RamDagin- Piratcs not nnf~
have oustcd the Cubs from sr--1d
place but have io.aod the Phils 4
the 800 class with r mark m il-t
roo. TIE Cub have plunged d--n
the ladder o. 'c-r-th vIth %
CHICAGO ic1d- in team rI-ii INK
With ficl1il- with 2Tl fn nm 0-
the Giant
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Two base hits - FlsSkamCcr.
Cashior 2. Rischoff. Lalgford. Hcl-
mar. Home run-Hoiman. Stolen
bases-Deviveiros. Flaskamper. Sac
rifices-Teuscher. y. Moore .. jeff
ries. Hits and runs-off Tauschcr
II hits. 9 runs g earned In 3 l-3
innings. FRASER ! hit. 0 runs IN
% inning; Tuero 10 hit. q runs IS
earnedl i'm 7 innings: THOMPSON 0
hits. 0 rurs III ? innings. winning
pit"her-Thompson. Losing pitcher
-Taugcher. Struck out-by Taus-
cher 2: ~ TUcrO =. Baz- Oh balls
eff Tsuscher 3: Tu>-o 5. Umri-es
Bar and Scar.
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INDIANS 9. WACO 4

WACO. Tex. June S.-fP-Gan
Antonio made II NO out or three
over Waco colay by hopping all over
the delivery a Cheayss III the first
two innings. CalLEe Gil, who re-
lieved him. ;iitched great bali but
too late. the score was 2 10 A
Blackerbv iii. his thirteenth nome
run OF t-e season with two on in the
eighth.
Score.
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X-Harper OFT. MI ." hatted Oct.
Ran for Carlson 18th.
zZ-Bstted for Bush 9th.
zzz-Ran for Hsrtnett 9th.
Sumrnarv-Two base hits-McMll-
Ian. English. Taylor. Home runs
Harper. Wilson. Stolen bose
Hornsbv. Base ON haliS-off Blake
:; r. Smith ?. Struck out-hv Blake
:. Bush 1: r. Smith 4. Hits-otf
Rlak. 10 In & 2-3 innings: off Carl
son none In 1-3 inning: off Bush
none in 2 innings. Losing pitcher
Blake. Umnires-RiEler. MsLaugh-
lin and Hart.
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in The meet starting Monday AZ

IN the meet starting Monday AZ
Stamford.
With the exception NJ his putting
today. Lavender did not display a
flaw IN the five-dsy test. His driv-
ing iS long and straight and his
approaching deadly in ,ts accuracy.
In addition TO this. he has the tenn
permanent 0 IA veteran and the ply
steal stamina "a carry him through.
When the slender Conner appeared
70 wilt in the intense neat, Laven-
der looked almost fresh.