davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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is based on research work IN t'?iS
line done several years ago.
Frings' formula: Bran, 60 to %
per cent: molasSes, Is per cent;
EPSON salts, 20 to 25 per cent, and
enough water to moisten into
mash which can be scattered with
out being too thick or too thin.
DR.. V. r. Haber Of Pennsylvania
State College is said to have dis
covered several years ago that
EPSON salts are poisonous to in
sects. Other formulae involving
EPSON salts have been used
against chewing insects. including
wheat wirewormS in Maine and
bean beetles in Pennsylvania.
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ting practice. Ai.cr the session,
the balls were examined and sew
crai were knocked lop-Sized like
biscuit.
But there are other moro i'm
Dortant reasons for the Yanks'
opposition TO 2 less resilient
sphere. They are Il club built on
power. Extra base hits and home
runs made them world champions
and probably will keep them on
,he throne for a while. Moreover,
owner Jake Ruppert believes that
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Commodity Price Rise Is
Center OF Interest
Hy MAX BUCKINGHAM

z Aus 8-U2-Steadiy advancing prices for major
attracted market operators today and brought forecasts
,,...- vrccS this fall.
. irytone commodity markets always is bullis fac
..-, and while traders mindful of Washington
w nah prices Spring-a warning that brought alb
, N stocks and CommoditieS-the belief prevails that
...,,1Cc IS getting underway.
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KEW FORMULA
HELPS FARMERS
KILL 'HOPPERS

Norman. Okla. UP) - Farmers
the gyaSShopper- plagued area
Oklahoma and the Texas Pan
,ndle are turning to an mex
ns!ya control formula for the
pests - one in
.;ch common EPSON salts mag
sum sulphateD is substituted
!. arSenare.
The formula iS the work of Dr..
.- Ms Hubert W. FringS and
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Canada Cuts Relief

Ottawa, Ont. -tU.P)-An i'm
provement in business conditions
and expanding employment has
enabled the Canadian government
to reduce its grants for jobless re-
lief TO the provinces by rs per
cent.
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Rail Clerk 81 Years, Dead

Toronto, Ont. -(U.P)-The old
est railway mail clerk in the Bri-
tish Empire died here at the age
of Sc. He was William Mitchell,
who had served as a mail clerk
with Canadian railways for 81
years.
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the fans like hitting game-par-
ticularly Yankee fans who were
tutored under Prof. George Her.
man Ruth. Manager Joe McCar-
thy and business manager Ed
Barrow agree heartily with Col
Onel Rupert.
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with a price rise. feeling such VIII
bring more metal to the market
and thereby bring another dip.
Speculation in copper has increaS-
ed in London through expectancy
Of higher prices but consumer de-
mand continues excellent, partlc-
ularly in view of the heavy arlna-
ment programs.
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Meaning Of Home"

To the ancient Egyptians 'home"
had a thrccfold meaning; there was
the home of the god, the home Of
he dead and the home of the living.
The first and the second absorbed
most Of the peopi~'s interest and
energy.
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Jake Powell, Yankee outfielder
who was struck in the left ear the
other day by one Of Monty STRAIT
tons Whizzers, may develop a
caulifloWer. Jake says he doesn't
mind he cauhflower if he can
get back into the game soon. He
is sore because this "beaning"
put him on the sidelines tempor-
arily. He always figured that his
head was harder than a baseball.
In fact, he says, "a minor league
pitcher hit me square in the head
in 1881 when I was with SPRING
field. 1t knocked me down all
right. But I ju%y jumped right up
and lines the next pitch into
center for a double" When Jake's
listeners snickered al this, he
growled, "Well-maybe it didn't
go for a double. But that pitcher
was awful surprised when I got
righG up to bat. 1t hurt his pride
because it reflected on his speed" ;"
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Cottages For Rent

FOR RENT: Completely fur
nished cottage, ocean front.
Kitty Hawk Beach, electric
lights, running water. Available
week of Aug. Goth. Write or
phcnc Keith Saunders, Eliza
beth City, N. c.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Rooms For Rent 81 Used Cars

PLYMOUTH 1885 Coach Orig
inal paint in gliStening black Du-
co. Excellent tires. spotleSSly clean
upholstery. Motor like new. Low
mileage on this car made it only
necessary for minor adjustments.
Sec and drive this dependable
bargain.
Terms Special price 1895 90
Your Ford Dealer. CAROLINA
MOTORS
cA6-9
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HcIp Wanted-Female "a

YOUNG WHITE girl TO do general
housework for family of two. Fine
home and opportunity for good
girI who will appreciate good
home. Apply by writing to Daily
Independent, stating age and Civ
ing experience, if any. cA7-l3
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Famed for Spanish Missions

San Antonio, Tex, and Tucson,
hriz., are as famed as the Cali
fornia cities for their old Spanish
missions.
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A 80 YEAR old hardware business
for sale on account OF owners
health and other business. E. H.
JORDAN. Siler City, N. c.
cA7-9
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IRON SAFE for sale. Safe combi-
nations cleaned, repaired and
changed. Keys made. GRIFF1NS
BICYCLE SHOP. pA5-ll
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OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale, 1c
per ID. in 25-lb. bundles. Special,
100 lbs. for 85c. The Independent:
J3-tf
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GOOD HOT dogs and cold drinks.
Quick and efficient service. Just
Phone 500. DENWOOD CONFEC-
rTONERY. pA3-9
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Ion Bulge, ruler of the anna
teur tennis roost, assured report
erS, on his return from England,
that he will not turn professional
for a while. Maybe the lanky red
head means it, too, because I un-
derstand Bill O'Brien and Frank
Hunte are offering him only $40
goo. If Don wins The U. S. Singles
title at Forest Hills in September
the bid certainly will be boost
ed to about $4,000. You really
can't blame Donald for sticking
to the Simon Pures a bit longer.
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LOCAL MARKETS

Following are the offering prices
to the producers on Elizabeth City
markets at the close Of business
hours yesterday.
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ONE ELECTRIC refrigerator -
one electric range-tWo gas and
one oil stoves. In good condition
Cheap. PUBLIC UTILITY CON-
MISSION, Main & Martin streets,
cA4-10
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You will wonder, when you receive
these books, that if is at all possible to
offer such fine books at such low prices.
Only tremendous volume and low dis
tributon cost make if possible to bring
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Nearly six years ago, little jim
my Johnston became head of the
prizefght department @o Madi-
son Square Garden. At least once
a year since then the boxing
writer's have been fixing him
via the humor route. But Jimmy
hung to his Job like a bulldog.
Now he's "out" of the Garden at
long laSt-bu3 only because the
Garden pulled the fight depart
ment right out from under his
feet-and leased the boxing rights
to Mike Jacobs. Jimmy's Garden
job will end next month. After
that he will promote under his
own banner
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FORD DELUXE coach - 1887
model - perfect condition low
mileage-terms. Can be seen at j.
V. MANN'S Store on Persse Street.
pA5-11
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guRpRzsINGLY SUPERzOSy

Vol these books at this price. The books
are beautifully bound, attractively Illus
trated, and contain more features
than any books of this type previously
offered.
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Beauty Shops

SPECIAL FOR 10 days, cash only
$3.50 permaNentS, $3.50; $500 per-
manenLS. $3.50; $3.50 permanentS,
$500. Phone GAL. PRITCHARDS
REALITY SBOPPE. cA6-12
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WE HAVE some wonderful BAR
gains in used refrigerators, radios,
and washing machines. All in good
condition. ANDERSON'S RADIO
~ ELECTRIC co. cA7-13
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Confectionery Ii

FOR THE best tasty sandwiches,
cold beer and good fountain drinks
Phone 933. Prompt delivery and
curb service. VIII A L E Y S
SHOpPE cA9-14
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FIRST CLASS service Three
BARRIERS to serve you--No waiting.
NEW CENTRAL BARBER SHOP.
pA7-13
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MIR. MOTORIST! No doubt you
have driven your car to the beach
Stop by and let us wash, grease,
and polish it. Rid tine salt that
accrmulateS underneath your car.
MOUNT VERNON SERVICE
STATION. cA4-10
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LOOK OVER the books for little
felix's and grown-ups that VIC are
closing out. p. w. MELICK co.
Gallo
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CHEVR OLET 1884 Standard
Coach - Body finished in green
with cream wheels. Mechanically
perfect in every respect, with next
to new tires. We invite you to see
and drive this car-then you can
fully appreciate this outstanding
value in this used car.
Bargains--Price$32 $32500
Your Ford Dealer, CAROLINA
MOTORS
cA6-9
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USE OUR Seiberling budget plan
on tires and batteries. No down
payment. II months guarantee.
GULF STATION, Main & Road
Streets. Phone 454. eagle
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Service Stations

A COMPLETE radiator and block
flushing service with or without
chemicals. SERV-YOU SERVICE
STATION. cA3-9
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DO YOU like good food? The
BUSY BEE CAFE is serving a
special 25c lunch that will de-
light you. easy
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TYPEWRITERS-All maKes: NV,
used and rebuilt, SIS up. Service
OH all typeWriters. Our representa-
tive covers Eaten Carolina every
week. Typewriter Sales & Service
Co., 223 Main Street. Norfolk.
Phone 41763. rA3l-u
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IF 1T swims you can get it here
CLANS, shrimp, crab meat, and
fish of all kinos. Just call THE
man who knows fish" and you will
always get the best. Phones 204-
41O. THOMAS CRANK. cA4-10
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Lawn Mowers

LAWN MOWERS sharpened soc:
make them cut when others fail.
ELIAS WILLIAMS, l0l Ehring-
hauS Street. pA7-I3
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PLEASE SEND your linen suits
before Saturday, each week,
COOPER CLEANING WORKS,
Phone 280. ph5-ll
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Special Notices 81

JAMES BARKLEY announces he
is again shoeing horses at the
same old stand; your patronage
will be appreciated. pA4-1O
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THE PICTURES you will want to-
morrow must be made today. For
best results bring your films to
FRISBY'S STUDIO, 202 Kramer
Bldg. cA7-l3
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FOR RELIABLE party with prop
er capital, Chrysler-Plymouth
franchise at Elizabeth City, N. c.,
with Pasquotank, Camden. Curri-
tuck, Gates, and Dare counties in
cluded. If interested communicate
this paper or Wright Motor CO.,
Norfolk, Va. cA3-9
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Amusemcnts Ii

MACS HEAD Casino, i0OiIis,
meals, dancing. bowling, beer. So
da fountain. Standard Oil prod
ucts. JERE PARKER. MGR.
cJl5-tf
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ZENITH RADIOS-We have new
models for your inspection. $5
doWn-$1 a week. ANDERSON
RADIO g. ELECTRIC CO.
cAS-9
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THREE REFINED girls or women
of wide acquaintance in Elizabeth
City and vicinity for ali or part
time work. Commission and cash
loans Work to fine salaried po-
sitions. Phone MILDRED THOR
TON, 588-W between and II A.
M. for appotYrcYfent. pA7-l3
Evening star., 1937-08-26
Meal Money and Suits.

HEY. porter, how far are we out
Of Chi? Nine minutes? You said
that 10 minutes ago Gawd. but I'm
hungry. I didn't eat hardly anything
in st. Louis. Wish this club would
give us meal money and let us 90 out
and buy our dinners where we wanted
to eat"
"Oh, yeah? You're probably one OF
those guys who'd collect his two bucks
for dinner and then go around to
some lunch wagon and eat hot dog
and coke. Well never get meal
money. Too many guys are 80 damned
cheap they won't 60 to decent place
to eat. They'd rather eat hamburgers,
or something, and save that meal
dough-"
The funniest story I heard in the
last couple years about meal money
was about Radcliff and Wyatt with
the White Sox. You see, the Sox had
been giving out meal money and the
fellows could eat anywhere they
wanted.
We'll, they go on an Eastern trip
and wind up in New York The next
day they head back to Chicago and
Radclin and Wyatt are wearing brand
new white suits
f'Hey,' somebody said, 1ookit
these guys, all dolled up. Their
ship must have come in
Nav they said, we just saved
% bucks apiece on our meal money
this trip and went out and bought
ourselves something to show for it,
well, sir, Jimmy Dykes is sitting
right there taking it all in. and jim
my exploded. That said Jimmy, will
be the last meal money this ball club
Is going to get. You'll eat at the ho-
tells and sign the checks Nobody Is
going to buy suits on the White Sox
meal money And that was the end
of that"
"Well, this Is the end of this.
Here's Chicago and the station.
Last one in the breakfast room
b = Browns pitcher"
Evening star., 1937-08-26
NEEDS MORE TOLL,
DECLARE CRITICS
One Doubts Bob Ever Will
Achieve Early Promise.
Form Is Leaky.
BY FRANCIS ]. POWERS,

BY FRANCIS J. POWERS.
@HICAGo, August 2s.-Just
I about one year ago Bob Feller
Of the Cleveland Indians was
the most widely discussed
person in the business Of base ball.
Breaking into the American League
at the age Of II with the luminosity
Of = meteor, he famed IS St. Louis
Browns and two weeks later II Phila-
delphia Athletics to tie the major
record made by Dizzy Dean. Then
. career comparable to Matthew
son, Johnson, Grove and Dean was
predicted for the young Iowa farm
boy.
Now, after twelvemonth and after
seeing Feller pitch against the Chi
cago White Sox. one Is doubtful If
the boy ever will achieve his original
promise. He Is not pitching as he
did when laying the Browns and
/ Athletics in windrows. The high,
Jogging fast ball Of his debut Was
missing as he aimed at the Sox bat
ters. Rather, he seemed to be always
uylnS W pIlCu low.
Breaks Against Him.
HIS through has been length
ened and perhaps that has weak
ened his control, which was 50 poor
f1ve successive Chicago batters walked
in the second inning Feller's wind-up
Is very jerky and he almost is de-
void of skill In holding runners on
the bags.
Feller has been the victim Of several
unfortunate circumstances. Last Win
ter's tremendous ballyhoo was the
first. 1t put the kid definitely on
= bad spot He was expected to NOV
down every batter he faced. His &C
cidental beaning OF Hank Leiber, the
Giant outfielder, also had an unde-
niable effect and perhaps Is responsible
for his attempt to pitch low.
The boy was handled none too
smartly when he injured his pitching
arm early in the season and his pres
ent routine Is very stupid. With the
Indians long out of the pennant fight,
Steve O'Neill Is using Feller mostly
as Sunday pitcher.
Development Retarded.
1KELY that Is the demand OF the
Cleveland ownership, for Feller is
the Tribes only gate attraction. But,
according to smart base ball men, 1t
is poor plan for Fellers develop
ment
That kid should be working every
fourth day" growled a former Amer
ican League star pitcher, who sat
nearby when Feller was firing on the
White Sox. "Feller is big and strong
and fast, but he must learn to pitch
and he can do that only by pitching.
It's a shame to pitch him only once
q week or on special occasions"
Feller would have profited greatly
by year in some strong minor league,
where his natural speed would have
given him a great advantage over bat
ters and he could have developed con-
troll and the other faculties of great
pitcher. He is trying to learn the
hard way and it may be a couple of
seasons before he is the player pre-
Aicted last Summer. Fe1ler still is
the timber Of q superior pitcher.
Whether he becomes one depends al
most entirely upon his future handling.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
'BAUCH TO CAPTAIN
ALL-STAR GR|DMEN
By the Associst ted Prsss.

By the Associated Prsss.
- HCAGO, August 26.-SNn2in'
Sammy Baugh, deadshot for
ward passer from Texas
Christian, now Washington
Redskin, will lead the college all-stars
against the Green Bay Packers, Ma
tional Professional Foot Ball League
champions, at Soldier Field, Septem-
Der /.
Baugh, who was not selected as
member OF the starting lineup in the
poll by which the fans picked the
college squad, was elected captain of
the squad by his teammates for the
occasion after yesterdays practice.
Although he will not start, he
probably will be on the field before
the game IS very old, for Coach Gus
Dorais, head of the collegians board
Of strategy, plans heavy aerial bom-
bardment, with Baugh one OF the
main guns
The squad showed all-around i'm
provement in yesterdays drills and
Dorais indicated he would put the
boys through long forward pass
scrimmage tonight before concen-
trating on defensive measures. Pinal
contact sessions will be held satur-
day or Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
Worried About Pirates.

I'm NOT saying we've got the pen
nant clinched. but we're right in
the thick of 1t. We can win by eight
or we can lose by eight Right now
I'm worried about the Pirates"
What's your guess Is to the out
come Of the race, Bill?" q writer asked.
I'm not in the guessing business, T"
replied the colonel
The Cubs seethed with indignation,
rage and remorse because they had
blown that five-run lead in the ninth
inning Of the first game. Manager
Charley Grimm and his coaches wore
worried looks and Trainer Andy
Lotshaw was silent for the first time
in months. while the others raved.
ITS = lousy ball club and a lousy
ball park" beefed Outnelder Frank
Demaree.
Maybe they're lousy" said Grimm,
but We were lousier this time. What's
worrying me right now is Boston
When they changed their handle to
Bees they knew what they were
doing"
Evening star., 1937-08-26
HOPE FOR GIANTS,
COL. TERRY AYERS
Worries Over Buc Series as
1Wice-Beaten Cubs Call
Winners "Lousy."
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
"A YEw YORK, August 26.-The
twin killing Of the Chicago
" Cubs was over and Col. Bill
Terry sat in his easy chair
just of the New York Giant dressing
room opening fan mail and pufing on
his pipe.
We'll" drawled the colonel between
pufs. I'VE frightened up the Cubs and
We tightened up the race Base ball
is funny business all right. Yester-
day, they tell me, the Cubs were like
happy schoolboys. Wonder how they
feel now"
They're sore as boils," 4 reporter
informed him. Il Just visited their
club house and they all were yelling
around that you had lousy ball club
with hofseshoes. In fact, they're call
ing each other colonel in your honor. !"
Maybe We are = lousy ball club"
spoke up Col. Bill. but We pinned
their ears back. They frightened up
in that ninth and We applied the
screws.
Evening star., 1937-08-26

pitcher IKE That KID to big league
club, he ought to get fired
Yeah. II he sends up one
kid without . chance you'd
never want to try another Of
his rockies, even II they were
Johnsons and GrOvee
How about Bottomley? He ought
to be ashamed Of himself to pitch
q poor guy like Bildilli. Guess Bot
tomley will get the sack anyway. He
hasn't shown me anything yet Is 4
manager
The first thing I allus look for in
q young pitcher is . fast ball. A
young fellows got to have that when
he starts. Later, after he's been up
Evening star., 1937-08-26
ROWE, PAUL DEAN
. EASE ARM KINKS
Tiger, Card CrippIes Find
Wings Better in Brief Ex.
hibition Terms.
By the Associated Press

4 4 ARSHALL, Tex, August 26-
M Lynwood tSchoolboy) Rowe,
VI towering Detroit Highlander,
gained some measure OF re-
venge for the defeat handed him in
the 1894 world series by Paul Dean OF
the st. Louis Cardinals, in 4 bush
league" exhibition game last night.
Rowe, sent home by the Detroit
Tigers to rest his ailing arm, pitched
hitless ball the three innings he worked
for Texarkana. He did not allow q
man to reach first base.
Dean, while permitting no runs in
the same number Of innings, VA
nicked for two hits, one = double by
Rowe. He hurled far Marshall.
Texarkana won the game, 5 to 3.
While warming up. Dean threw sev-
eral hard ones and then remarked
MY arm didn't hurt a bit. It's feeling
much better. believe I will regain
my old form next season"
The arm feels fine" Rowe said
now am just hoping it will stay
that way"
Evening star., 1937-08-26
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

Buddy Myers. senators-Hit three
singles, driving In four runs In top
ping Browns T-6.
Jim Ripple and Hank Leiber. Giants
Formers. ninth Inning homer with
two aboard enabled Giants to come
from behind to tie Cubs and 90 on to
81 opener win; Leiber hit homer,
triple. drove in two runs In AZ night
cap victory.
Bob Feller Indians. and Archie Nc
Kain; Red soxEFsller famed lo. a.
Kahn famed eight. allowed seven hits
in ~, innings. hit two doubles, single.
and scored three runs in - night
cap victory.
Russ Bauers. Pirates-Fanned eisht.
allowed six hits, drove in two runs In
so conquest OF Bees.
Don Heffner. Yankees-His three
singles drove in three runs. in lO-5
win over White Sox.
Lon Warneke and 81 johnson. Card
inals-Warneke pitched six-hitter and
drove In two runs with double. single
Hs44.2. o93snss 3srn.1 1vistos' SSsl eeGlESts; esGlsESts;;
k4fsse JR u 1is6isaS 1selSaea.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
SH0' LEAGUE DRIPPING
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Eastern Shore League has Just
about reached the saturation point. II
it keeps on raining they'll have tp
switch over to soft ball and play in
National Guard Armories.
For three days the weather has
called three strikes on every club in
the loop and not a bat has stirred
They say the wAtermen down Crisfield
way can't even tell where the base ball
diamond stops and Chesapeake Bay
begins.
Evening star., 1937-08-26

his arm, or lose some OF his swift
and still get by because he got smart"
Newsom Gets His Wish.
"CPEAKING Of not having anything,
how about that Tommy Farr?
They say he couldn't box oranges"
Il wouldn't 60 across the street to
see the fight. Say, anybody gonna
have = radio tonight? III listen"
That's decent Of you, Myer.
What do you know about box
ing, anyway? Didn't you bet on
Baer to beat Louis?"
yeah, and III bet on Sington to
beat Farr, too. That's how much
chance think he's got. Hey,
thought had those spades counted.
Sure one of you guys didn't renege?"
See what the Indians did to our
fine feathered friend, Mister New
som? Haw. And Buck always want
ed to pitch against Feller 50 he could
show the world that he was faster'n
the kid"
Yeah, Newsom's faster. Bout the
same way q pensioned fire horse is
Eastern Seabiscuit."
"Why Seabiscuit. Why not
War Admiral II you want to
talk about . fast horse. Why
"Aw. don't start that race horse
argument again. C'mon, deal the
cards. We're almost in Chicago, and
I got = little lead I want to make.
Lead spades through me, will you?"
Evening star., 1937-08-26
GIRL IN RIFLE RACE

CAMP PERRY, Ohio, August rs
P).-Junior rifle experts continued
their championship series in the ma
tional rifle matches today, with q girl
one Of the chief contenders.
Helen jenkins, II, Of Columbus won
q score Of 1877 out Of 200.
Second WAS Roger Hughes, IT.,
Youngstown, who also had l97, but
had 81 on his last string, compared
to SO for Miss jenkins, ties being de-
cided on this string.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
RENTNER, BATTLES SIGN
Join Redskins for Practice Here
Today-BauRh Due Soon

Today-Baugh Due Soon.
Both Pug Rentner and Cliff Bat
ties, erstwhile Northwestern and West
Virginia Wesleyan stars. have signed
contracts with the Washington Red
skins and were in the 28-man SQUAD
working out on the Anacostia Field to-
day.
Sammy Baugh. great T. c. U. pass
er, who will play with the COLLEGE
All Stars against the Green Bay Pack
ers, professional champions, at Chi
cago on September l, will hy here
to join the Redskins Immediately after
that game.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
Gossip Stuff.

\HlCAGO August 26-listening chorus:
I Say wouldn't finish The of
Y against
the dough How about
Well don't know They've got pretty
bringing up guys like that Hlb Dlhy whatever
It's Bldili I Hes
Bad?
the majors He didn't i a