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u. S. METERS
BEAT ENGLISH
American Women, Led BY
Helen Wills, Down
Visitors Easily
BY ALAN GOULD
Associated Press Sports Writer

FOREST HILLS, N. Y. Aug. B.
P-The co%nuuering HelenS Of Cali
fornia. Mrs. Moody and Miss ia
cobs. swept aside the last British
tennis hopes today as the United
States regained possession Of the
Wightman cup. emblematic Of the
international women's team cham
pionship, and filled approximately
for the occasion with American
Beauty roses.
The ~undisputel world queen OF
the courts. Mrs. Moody completed
the American clean sweep Of the
five single matches b. trouncing
Betty Nuthall, Ga. go, after Miss
Jacobs had clinched the cup
battle by vanquishins Phyllis Mud
ford, also by scores Of Ga. 60.
II ives Just as well the Americans
held the balance Of singles power
because the British captured the
two doubles matches concluding
the two-day series. This made the
final score So. in Americas favor.
and represented the most decisive
victory for either nation since 1927.
II was the fifth cup victory for
the u. S. agalnstf for England
since 1923.
The dashing team az Miss Nut
hall and Eileen Bennett Whiting
stall scored the second British point
by conquering Mrs. Moody and
Mrs. Anna Harper. the California
pair. in three sparkling sets, So,
ST, 6-3.
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TOURNEY Won
BY M0RELAND
Gus Sinks 25-Foot Putt 1
Beat Byron Nelson
I up at 3Sth

FORT WORTH. Aug s
Dropping n 25-f0ot duWuhtl uu.t
on the 38th green Cor "a birdie
three. Gus MOrC.and. the state
champion. won TIM title uf .he
second annual invitation ol the
Glen Garden country club here to-
day. defeating Byron Nelson -te
defending champion. un More
and won after one NH thc greatest
battles ever seen in Texas The
crowd III 1900 persons crowded the
fairways.
The match was forced into extra
holes wnen MOrpIand. UJraic tW0.
won the last two holes He squared
the match nm the 3fth with "a par
tree when Nelson. Who had driven
the green, three putted from 1l
feet.
Bob Peck of Wichita FAILS was
tie winner Wy the second iII-lt
when he defeated james Parr.
Electra, 4-3. Inn the finals I'M Mn.
Bobby BuIES. Wichita Falls. rIn-
ner-up this year in tle west TEXAS
tourney, was tho third lll-
winner. defeating Harry Gwlrnup
az Fort Worth. 3-2. F P Harvey.
Fort Worth. WAS tha fourth l.Hnt
champion. beating Fred Porter,
also u Fort Worth. one ul.
TN the firg. fllEht consultations
Walter Emery. Duncan. OE.l da-
feated Dennis Lavender. former
state champion. uD trr t-H
title. F. Pipes. Dlllrs. won r-e
second flight consolation from
Royal Hogan, Fort Worth. I-I ..I
WI. y. Kicker. Fort Worth. llnl
the third consolation. 4-3. from
Byron Williams. Fort Worth J ivy
HOera, Fort Worth. one up.
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Lott Captures
Singles Title
In Net Tourney

SOUTHAMPTON. \. Y. Aug. g.
P-After two previous unSuccess-
full attempts 10 snare the cham
p.onship Geo.M Lott Jr.. Phladel-
phia. Won the singles title the
Meadow clubs annual invitation
tennis tournament today b de-
feating Clifford Suffer. New Or
leans. in the final round. 6-3, 3-6.
2-6. 6-3. 6-1.
The California team OF Ellsworth
Vines. Jr., Pasadena. and Keith
Gledhill. Santa Barbara, won the
doubles final from Gregory 5. Man
gin. Newark. Y. j., and Berkeley
Bell. New York. ILLS. g.. Ga
The gallery OF 1000 saw the match.
Vines shared IN the mixed doubles
championship. He and his partner,
Frances Weeks Of Easthampton. de-
teatlng Norma Taugele. New York.
and Eugene McCauliff. YonkerS, ".
w., Us, ST. rs.
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Yankees Down Athletics
In Excellent 3 to z Game

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-F-Thc
crippled Athletics, forced 70 use
rockies IN three positions. We're
defeated again today. 3 10 ,, a.
Rufus. The Red Rufiing, Yankee
right handler, bestcd Dig George
Ea-nShaw ID 4 brilliant mound duel
Earush2w, seeking his 18TH We
tory Oi the year. instead caught
his sixth licking as his mates co..
lected only four hits off Ruling,
who struck Out eiEht nattCrs anu
was nvLnc.bie in AL bu. one inning.
some 2J.uUu Cus.JM~.s WItIcss-u
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Morse Signed

DALLAS. Aug. s. fPl-President
Sol Dreyfuss OF the Dallas Steers to-
day announced the signing OF Happy
Morse manager OF the Steers. TO
pilot the club again next year.
Morse Is the first Dallas manager
to succeed himself in four years.
In order TO celebrate the signing Of
Morse &c a second term as Dallas
manager. next Monday night viii
be Morse night at Steer stadium
when the locals viii play the Fort
Worth Cats.
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Steers A, Sports 2

DALLAS Aug. 8. IP-Osca- Fuhr
held the Shreveport Sports to four
hts here tonight as the Dallas Steers
conped the opening game OF the
series. 4 10 2.
Fuhr turned the Sports back with
cut A hit or a run during the first
seven innings.
The Sports used four pitchers.
Three hits in a row IL the 9Th
accounted for ShIeyepOrt's two runs.
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The tall, slender southpaw who
has been doing relief duty for a
month. made u look easy as the
Senators won 5 TO 0. There was no
error behind him and most OF the
chances he made his support take
we're Of the mild variety.
Burke put five men on base
through walks and frequently had
himself in trouble with the batters.
working the count 10 two strikes
and three balls, but il was either a
walk or an easy out when he finish
ed with the man at the plate He
struck out eight OF the Red SoX.
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City League Ends,
Season on Sunday

The regular season C. thr CIV
Amateur league win be c.l5n. raa
sunday when the In-amarllna
the Bears and the JCvels take l. --1
Recalls.
Outcome OF the games WiIl ma
no difference in the standir- 1
Robins have finished first lld r-a
Inte1natiOnals can KID u1 better
than second.
a thrcc-Eame series between
these clubs for THE league clar-
Dionship Will Ga, under way n
Sunday.
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Totals ........4O 3 I3 81 II

Z-bat.ed Tor j. Elliott IN TN.
Zz-ran for Davis in 9th
zZz-Lee batted for Blake in 9th
New York ...... 3OI Dol OI3-9
Philadelphia .OlO 600 1913
Two base hits. Full.s Hurst. Bar
tell. Leach. MalIon. OFT. Jackson
Double plays: Blake to Bartell
Leach. Mallon. OFT. Jackson. Double
plays. Blake to BarteIl to Hurst. Left
on bases. Philadelphia II. New York
z Bases ON balls. off j. Elliott !.
Walker 2. Blake /. Bolen I. Struck
out. BY walker Q. u. Elliott 2. Hits.
off Dudley 3 in o. none ont in 1stl:
! Elliott ?. j. Elliott 5 in Z. Blake
. in I. Boien 3 III I inning. Losing
pitcher, Dudley. Passed ball, Davis
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Cards Defeat Cubs
In II to z Contest

ST. LOUIS. Aug s.-P-Cele-
brating Gabby Streets reappoInt-
ment as manager. the 81. Louis
Cardinals continued their heavy
bOmbardment today and won the
secCnd straight game OF the series
from the Chicago Cubs Ia to Z.
Collecting 10 hits today. the
Cardinals hit the ball TO ell corners
OF the lot for their third consecutive
game and nee more appeared as
The hitting champions OF 1880.
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Giants Romp On
Pills 9 TO 3

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 4. o.
The New York Giants took the final
game Of the series from the Phil
lies TO-DAY BY a 9 ~ 3 count. The
New Workers hit Close Dudley for
three runs in the first inning and
never were loaded aS four Phila-
delphia pitchers tried u check the
scoring.
Bill Walker gave IL hits. the same
number made by the Giants. but
was tight in the Dinrheg
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CATS, SPUDS
DIVIDE PAIR
Fort Worth Takes First
4-3; Oilers Second

WICHITA FALLS. Aug. 8 Rl-
The Spuddcrs and Panthers divided
a pair OF pitchers battles TO-DAY.
Tort Worth won the first, 4 70 3, and
lost the second. | 70 0.
The opener was a mound duel be-
tween McCabe and Hillin, decided
by Red BENEFITS home run with
FITZGERALD on base in the sixth ln-
ing. Hilin allowed only six hits 70
nine off McCabe.
Bradbury's home run gave Cooney
al edge over Chagnon in the night
cap.
Etrrt Came.
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Tntals

Two base hits. Alexander. Rogell,
Terrell. Home runs, Morgan.
Stolen bases. Kamm. Sacrifice.
Owen. Double plays. Pale. Mon
tague and Morgan; Gehringer.
ROgell and Alexander. Left Cd
bases. Detroit 8; Cleveland z. Base
Oh balls. off Terrell ): off Brown
/: off Whitehill !. Struck out, by
Terrell i: by Whitehill 5. Hits. off
Terrell 6 in 3 none out in 4th):
off Brown 5 IN s innings. Losing
pitcher, Ferrell.
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E. Wentworth And
Narvaez Win Prizes

THE weekly high-score prizes
awarded BY the Campbell Bowling
Aiity we're won by Z. wentworth and
Felix NarvaeZ.
wentworth TONED the ten-pin
bowlers with a PAS TO win a $3.50
prize. Narvaez took the duck pin
p-izes OF s. with a score Of lao.
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Chisox and Browns
Split Twin Bill

CHICAGO, Aug. S--F-St LOUIS
earned an even break with the
White SoX this afternoon BY TAX
ing The second game ~ a double
header by an 3 t1 2 score Chicago
won the opener. o 10 j, behind
Thomas good pitching.
IN the second game the Browns
pounded Vic Frasier freely getting
fourteen hits of him il seven inn
inys.
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Tigers Claw
Ferrell

CLEVELAND, o, Aug. 8. UP-
Four wild innings by Yves Terrell.
Cleveland zee, gave Detroit six
runs today. and a 7 70 / victory
over the Indians.
Clint Brown was sent 70 the
mound in the fourth with n out
and although Detroit garnered two
runs IN that inning. he held them
TO one run for the remainder Of the
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Home runs. Bradbury. Struck out,
BY Cooney 2. Bases on balls, OF
Chagnon !. Cooney /. Double plays,
Cooney to Scharein 70 Stanton
Cooney to Scharein TO Allday. Left
on bases, Fort Worth 3. Wichita
Falls 2.
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Sun Beau Fails
To Cop Purse

HAWTHORNE RACE
TRACK, Chicago. Aug 6.-ar
They conquered old sun
Beau, money winning champion
az the turf, before wv stunned
crowd OF 10000 TODAY.
Sun Beau. weighted down
with 1871 pounds on hIs back.
was defeated by "a length and IN
half in the fifth running ok
the $4,000 added Hawthorne
handicap by Piucky Play. owned
by Norman W. Church. Los
Angeles. Paul Bunyan was third
IN the field Oi seven. four
lengths behind tho staggering
and laundering Sun Beau.
Plucky pay ran tie mile and
an eighth in l.f9 Us. 10 equal
the track record held by kari
Eitel.
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Totals ...... Al IA 10 ~

Two base hits, English, Adams.
Bottomley 2. Colbert. Blair
Grimm. j. Wilson. Watkins. Home
run. Barton. Stolen bases, FriSch.
BOtt0miey. Sacrifice. Lindsey. Left
on bases. Chicago 8: St. Louis s..
Base on balls. off Smith .: Baecht.
i; Warneke. Il: Johnson Il: Lind
Sey ? Struck out by Warneke. n:
Johnson g.: Lindsey q: Rhem 3.
HTS off Johnson 3 III 3 innings:
OIL Lindsey q. In 3 l-3. off Rhem
none IN 2-3 innings: off Root 8 I'm
l-3 innings; Smith ) IN 3: MAY 4
IN 2-3 innings. Baecht none TN 4
inning; off Warneke ? in 2 in
nings. Wild pitch. Root. Winning
pitcher, Johnson: losing pitcher.
Root.
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home ruIs-WydrL. ElstCl4lug.
2b hit-FritZ. Bases ON balls-Ctf
Wyatt 4. Struck Out-bv Wyatt LID,
BY Thormahlen Z. stolen base
Taylor. Sacrifice hlt-Easter-Iug.
Double play-SChuble tO H0llny t1
Fritz. Runs battcd in-Boroia,
E~asterling ., Holiey. wyatt NC
Ghee. Earned runs. Beaumont a.
Left on bases-Bcaumont "a, CAL
weston 8.
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EXPORTERS 5,
GALVESTON 0
Wyatt Blanks Sandcrabs,
Allowing Them But
Four Hits

BEAUMONT. Aug a -tP-
Warming Up for his appearance
"Wednesday night against Houston
In the fourth game OK thc p.nyCl
series, John Whiti0w Wyatt took
time out here Saturday afternoon
70 limit the Galveston Buccaneers
TO four scattered singles while
pitching and batting tie Exports
ers 70 4 > to ] victory in thc first
0i "A tWO-day threu--ilt series with
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BUGS Beat Reds
4-3 In Ninth

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 6-lP-BOb
Grace's single. scoring Paul Waner.
who had doubled i'm the ninth, gave
Pittsburgh a I TO 3 victory over
Cincinnati here today.
Johnson allowed only one Init UNI
iii the seventh. when he weakened
and the Pirates scored 3 runs ~
tie uD tile game.
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Two base hits. Cucineiio. m Wan
or. Three base hits. p. Waner. Stoi-
en- base. RouSh. Sacrifice. Heud-
rick. Double plays. Meme. Theve-
now 10 Grantham. Groskoss. San
key 70 Grantham Left on bases,
Cincinnati 4. Pittsburgh a Base on
halls. J0hs0n 2. Struck out. Meme
3.
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EUSTACE
The
Sports
Spade
ny Hal EUSTACE


CHARLIE FERRARA, San Fran
cisco iron worker, captured the
public links championship OF the
United States Saturday by defeat
ing Joe Nichols, 15-year-old. What S
the country coming TO, with liyet-
ers going around frightening small
children? incidentally, the Public
Links championship was a clean
sweep for the San Francisco s-uad.
The Frisco crew, paced by a Jap
fish merchant, ran off WITH the
Harding trophy.
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MRS. HELEN WILLS MOODY
can well afford to snap her fingers
at the U. s. Tennis association
heads today. Last season, because
she was not active, she was not
accorded No. ! ranking. Yesterday
she decisively beat Betty Nuthall
TO insure the American squad re-
gaining the Wightman Cup. en-
blematic OF the worlds champion
ship among women.
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Braves. 4 70 2. Each team made six
hits, Boston'S blows totaIing IA
bases. but the Braves never sue
ceeded IN punching their blows off
Dazzy Vance to overcome the early
lead.
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Robins Defeat
Braves Al

BOSTON. Aug. 6-Pi-An error
by pitcher Bruce Cunningham
paved the way for two Brooklyn
runs in the first inning today and
enabled the Robins TO down the
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SOUTHERN
Chattanooga o. Atlanta ?

Chattanooga o: Atlanta 2.
Little Rock i: New Orleans O.
Memphis 5, Knoxville 6. "a inn
ingsl
Second game called in first inn
ing allow teams catch trains.
Nashville ., Birmingham <
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% hits-Blue. Watwccd. Melillo.
stolen bases-Cissei 2. Sacrifices
Thomas, Reynolds. Double plays
Schultz 10 Beneough. Left on bases
st Louis s; Chicago II. Bases on
balls-Gray 4. Brayt0n i. Struck
out-Gray ?. Thomas 3. Hits-Gray
II in : innings: BraTton ! IN ! in
ming. Hit by pitcher-By BraE-
ton SULLIVAN. Losing pitcher
Gray.
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TWO base hits Kuhel Three base
hits. Myer. Sacrifices. Spencer. Lett
Oh bases. Boston 4: Washington Z.
Base on balls. Moore ?. Burke ;.
Struck ont, Moore /. Burke 8.
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base Chapman. Sacrlifre-DiCkcv.
Left On base-New York s. Phiia-
dcipnia ~ Base on balls-Otf RI--
Nlg q. EarnshaW : Struck Out-by
Ruffing 8. Earnshaw ?.
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THIS WAS the first time since
the Harding Trophy matches wee
tnaugurated in 1923 that the cup
has crossed the Rockies. CM ago,
New York and Pittsburgh have
each won the cup on two OCCASIONS.
Washington. Brooklyn and San
Francisco have won 1t once.
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lMU DF-E llAN~s bA0NAAr 1h+hMAA
Fitzgerald. Fuss. Home runs. Hung
ling. Bennett. Stolen bases. Schare-
in. Sacrifices. Dalrymple ?. Baker
. Scharein. Allday. Gerken. Strucq
out. BY McCabe. 2.Hillin 3. Bases
on balls. off Hillin 8. Batsmen hit,
by McCabe CSchareinl. Passed ball.
Hungling. Left on bases, Fort
Worth Z. Wichita Fails 9.
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THE VICTORY Saturday gives

THE VICTORY Saturday gives
the United States a 5-4 edge over
the English women since the
matches were inaugurated in 1928
by Mrs. Geo. w. Wightman Of
Philadelphia. The nation which
gains possession of the Wightman
cup automatically Is accorded the
honor Of having the worlds cham
pionship Women's tennis team.
Competition is open TO the world.
but so far Great Britain and the
U. s. have monopolized possession
of the cup. The series stood tiec
four-all when play was begun last
week. but the Americans easily
swept the matches-thanks largely
TO Mrs. Helen Wills Moody.
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Houston, Austin
To Meet For Title

WACO, Aug. 8. 1.-THE Houston
Junior American Legion baseball
nine made six hits count for as many
runs here today and triumphed over
the waco entry. 6 TO 5.
The win sends the Houston team
into the finals with Austin tonight.
Although giving up u hits Crouch
er. Fouston hurler. scattered them
well. Houston could get but six hits
off lIagele- and Ducey.
Crtucher famed seven.
Sec re BY innings:
Waco $500. COO 100 002-5 II 3
Hcus on WV. los 900 00X-6 s 3
d. ;ey. Kageler and Emery;
Crou her and Atkins.
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.SOUTHPAW Is
INVINCIBLE
inland Outer In Trouble
Frequently But Does
Stuff In Pinches

AS SHIN GTON,
Aug. Bob
by Burke. an in
a do utter with
w a S II ington for
four years. pitch
ed himself into
b~aseball's immor-
tails group today
with 4 no hit. nc
run game against
R0ctgn
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Perfect Games

BURKE, Slight left-handed relief
twirler of the Senator's, tWirled a
no-hit, no-run game against Boston
Saturday. He missed a perfect con-
test by live bases on balls. His per-
Torrance came as a stunning sur
prise. for at best he was rated an
in-and-outer. Burke was decidedly
in" for the game Saturday. -Four
perfect games-nO-Iiit. no-run,
nO-mRn-reach-tIrst - have been
pitched since 1909. Cy Young
ti5 Il - 1905 tot Jo>yC... Beating
Fhitlaprt $40 AdL'a '0>e turned
the TRICK al $50 - -4~NS.anG.
banking Chicago 10. L. Q. Shore
got a perfect game against Wash
lngtOn IN 1917 and G. c. Robertson
did the same IN 1922 against De-
t~Oit.
4. M I--TTTTRE tw.r'c5 a i3-
iuling no-hlJ game against Pitts
DIrgh back IN 1905. Speaking OF
pitching records. the best percent
age o. wins for a year IS held By
Al Spalding. He was Boston'S only
pitcher in the National Association
back in 1875. Al worked in O.
genes, winning ST and losing q.
Three games were tied His record
for the season was .934
LEO NAJO, VaIy BE-. X back
in the Texas league again. signed
with the San antonio Indians.
Brownsville VIII always remember
Najo for his home run which gave
Brownsville a championship over
s Il Benito years ago. San Benito
brought Roy Moore. Philadelphia
a hletic twirler. here for the con-
test However: Najo c.outed q
home run in an extra inning for a
10 victory.
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The largest bell III the world .s
that known AZ the Great Bel oE
MOSCOW, which weighs 20 tons.
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NATIONAL

ST. Louis IA. Chicago Y.
Mex York 3. Philadelphia 3.
Brooklyn 4. Boston ?.
IAAAnh-.rrn a EErnNrMnAN y
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Dick And Ed

ALL OF THE OLD timers stead
tasty maintain Dick JeffrieS was
the best pitcher yer 10 perform IN
this Section-profeSSiOnal. semi-pro
or otherwise. Dick had everything
from a superb arm 70 an uncanny
ability to diagnose weakness OF
batters. Dick twirled the great San
Benito semi-pro aggregation 70
many victories. He still works a
game now and then around Harlin-
gen. Bish. Clements. who has
locked over lots OF professional
Notwithstanding the double a
brand-says Dick had the greatess
curve ball he e. saw. Ed Brady
Of San Benito could have been a
big league infielder If he had taken
up theg anne professionally. all OF
tie old timers will tell you. Ed has
turned to golf these days. And he's
not bad, having a six handicap.
DON EUSTAQUIO has been vile
" insulted. He asked advice on
how to play a certain water hole
the other day. One Smartcrackel
in the crowd suggested a canoe.
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AMERICAN

New York 3. Philadelphia ?.
Washington 3. Boston b.
Detroit z. Cleveland j.
Gill; = - -
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z-5atted for Frasier In TN.
E-batted for Ttate I'm 9Th.
zzZ-ran for FOthergill in 9th.
Zzzz-batted for Moore III 9th.
zzzzz-ran for JOlley IN 9Th.
SD. Louis ....... 800 OBJ 1905
Chicago .... 002 020 Ol2-7
Two base hits. MellllO 2, Burns,
F0rseca. Reynolds. Schultz. Cissell.
JOilev. Three base Init. F0nSeca.
Stolen base. Terrell. Sacrifice, Le-
vey. Double play. Storti-Burns. Me-
lillO-Levcy-Purns Left on bases. ST.
Louis. Ill. Chicago 6. Base on balls.
Oi. FrasIer I. Stiles 4. Struck out,
Frasier q. Moore II: stiles 81. Hits.
FRASER IA IN z: Moore ? in ?. Stiles
2 in 8 10 out III 9thl: Kimsey ? in
II Fit nv pitcher. 5 les Reynolds.
Wild pitch. stiles. Winning pitcher,
Stiles. Losing pitcher, Frasier.
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TWO base hits. SIade, Richoourg,
SpOhrer. Schulmerich. Three base
hits. Urbanski. Home run. Berger.
Sacrifices, Vance. R4chbourg. Left
on bases. Brooklyn 8. Boston T. Base
on balls, of Vance 2, Off Cunning
ham 4. off Had 4, off NcAfee l..
Struck out, BY Vance 5. BY Haid l.,
by McAfee 2. Hits. of Cunningham
4 In ) innings. off Haid none In 2
innings: off McAfee , in ? innings.
Losing pitcher. Cunningham.
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'T~ THE
TENA> LEAGTE

San Antonio ii. Houston ?.
Dallas Z. Shreveport p.
Fort Worth 40. wichita Falls g.
Beaumont 8, Galveston O.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle /; Portland 4
San Francisco I3; Hollywood 5.
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N-battPd FOR TlcVenCw in 7th.
a-tWO out when winning run scOr-
ed.
Cine matt . 600 OF OOO-3
Pittsburgh ... 900 600 sol
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z-batted for Cunningham TN 5th.
ZZ-batted Tor Haid in 18th.
zzz-batted Tor McAfee IN 9th.
BROOKLYN 200 OIO OtO-
Boston ......... 600 OlO O0l-2
Two base hits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-22
Velvet Table Runners
|-xJ n

II Velvet Table Runners with
gold braid edges. Green. red.
) 1885 size. Were IS. Now Sc
8 12xls size. Were So.
: lain round. were 81;
1 Large obionr Floor pillow Of
rust damask with satin and gold
braid. Was 1915. Now. =. SIS
3 Satin Pillows with machine
crewel embroidery in colors.
Were 1895. Now ........ S2.OS
? Green Rep Pillows with
velvet trimming. Oblong shape:
2 Imported Crepe de Chine
Gown Cases. hand embroidered
on lavender and pink back
grounds. Soiled. Were SIS:
imported Dress Hanger with
quilted satin shoulder protector.
Rose color. soiled. Was sl2.
Z Gold s!It' Bcudoir fiiio&::
2 Nested Boudoir Pillows tied
with ribbon. Rose and green.
Solled. We're Sass. Now .Sl.2S
ART EMBROIDERY
SEVENTH FLOOR.