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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-02-02
WANT ADS

For rent-Gaage. Mrs. Wm AL
thaus, 1876 N. Jackson st. 41
Katherine K. corsts and health belts
Mrs. Earl Kies, Alp s. Scott, Lima
Ohio. AZ
Wanted-Outside toilet, give price
and location Ralph Vermillion, Il
mile west of Blue Lick Address:
Lima, Rout 5.
Lost-Overcoat belt in Bluffton Sun
day night. Finder please leave at
News office or see Mark Vermillion.
For sale this week-Front quarter OF
small beef. John Habegger, Bluffton
phone.
Wanted-Place on farm as tenant
by young married man and wife; by
month or year. Russell Schaublin
phone 52S-T,
For rent or sale-76 acre farm /
mile south on Dixie highway. Poses
sion at once. Inquire News office.
For sale-5 building lots in the
Schumacher addition. Nicely located
corner of Grove and Prosperity
streets. Inquire C. d. Hilty, 12l
Spring St., or DR.. N. S. Hilty, Pan
dora. Al
For sale-Superior domestic Red
Ash coal, $3.50 per ton delivered
Less ash, less SCOT, all coal, nc
clinkers. Not less than two tons
Not over five miles out. Blufftor
Tire Shop, phone 410-W.
Wanted-To do housework. In
quire News office. Al
For sale-40 acre farm north OF
Beaverdam, good soil and buildings
electric current available; $2,700
Dan Shut, Lima. Phone Park 6459
Wanted-Poultry and eggs a
highest market price; also have
poultry to sell retail. Calvin Steiner
third house from Electric light plant
Bluffton phone 212-W. t
Wanted-To rent farm by Marcl
l, near Lima, Bluffton, Pandora o
Columbus Grove. State size, condi
ton and terms. Write or see Davi
C. Steiner, Delphos, Ohio, r. R.
Box 81. a
For sale-Potatoes. Clarence Stein
er, Bluffton phone. t
For sale-Winter apples. Augs
burger Fruit farm, 2 miles south o
Bluffton. t
For sale-Finest quality comb an,
extracted honey. Comb honey pc
cake lie; extracted honey. qt. 30c
5 fb. pail, 60c; 10 fb. pail, $1.15; s.
ID. can 61s and 7c per lb. Howar'
H. Rickly, 3 miles south of Blufftol
on Bentley road.
Loans to farmers. 5e6 interest L
month note. For feeder cattle
breeding stock, work stock, tractors
automobiles and farm equipment
mortgage payments, taxes and farr
operating expense. Wapakoneta Pre-
duction Credit Assn. Don Lacke,
representative, 302 Cook Tower
Lima, Ohio. Phone Main 1866. 4
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-02-02
BIRTHDAY DINNER

In honor of the birthday ami
versary of Miss Marcele Lora, the
following guests were entertained at
dinner at the Chas. Lora home,
Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Staley and
family of Ada; Misses Cleora and
Dorothy Burkholder of Columbus
Grove; Miss Edna Luginbuhl and
Mrs. Walter Deppler and family.
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APPRECIATED

We wish to thank all the neigh
bors and friends who assisted us
during and after the fire at our
home; especially do we wish to
thank the members of the Defense
less Mennonite church and their
pastor, Rev. Eli Steiner for the use
of his truck and men of the Mis-
sionary church in moving to ou1
new location.
Mrs. Ada Miller & Family
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-02-02
BluftOn Gets SI25
From, Auto Tag Fees

Bluffton has received SIPS in the
distribution of S18,2S8 in auto tag
fees turned back to Allen county by
the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in
Columbus.
Of the total, $13,938 was placed
in the county's undivided auto license
tax fund. Beayerdam's share of the
distribution was $25, and Lafayette
got $3.50.
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SPEAKS IN EAST

President L. L. Ramseyer of Bluff
ton college has returned from a
weeks trip to Pennsylvania where
he attended the quarterly conference
of the Eastern District Conference
of Mennonites.
While in Pennsylvania he also ad-
dressed a meeting of the Bluffton
College East Coast club, an organi-
zation of alumni and former stu.
dents, at Souderton, Pa, Saturday
night.
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Man Is Unconscious
Here For Third Week

Raymond Roth, hitchhiker who re-
ceived a fractured skull in an auto
mobile accident near Bluffton three
weeks ago remains unconscious in
the Bluffton hospital.
Except for brief intervals, Roth
has failed to regain consciousness
since the accident, hospital attaches
stated Wednesday morning.
Identification of the hitchhikel
was established thru baptismal GER
tifcate found on his person follow.
ing the accident.
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BLUFFTON MARKETS
Wednesday Morning

Wednesday Morning
Hogs-140 to 200, $7.90; 200 to
$50, $40; 23O to $50, $7.40; roughs,
$6.25; stays, So.
Calves, $11.75; lambs, sS.75.
Grain (bushel prices Wheat, 66c;
corn, 4Sc; oats, 30c; soys, 73c.
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Special sale on dry goods at GRATIS
dry goods store until Saturday, Feb. A..
Come in and see our new 1889
wallpaper. Prices reasonable. Levi
Gable. 40
Mrs. Ora Wetherill left Wednesday
for Ashville, Ohio, to visit at the home
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. G. w. Nor
riSon.
Special sale on dry goods at GRATIS
dry goods store until Saturday, Feb. a..
We have in stock a beautiful line
of 1889 wallpaper. Levi Gable. 40
ROLAND Swank of Elida spent the
week end here with his mother, Mrs.
Linda Swank of North Main street.
Do you have an old photograph
tucked away in a drawer that you
would like to have reproduced? We
specialize in making beautiful copies
of old and valued photos, Neu-Art
studio. Al
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hauenstein and
family of Lima visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. McGeorge and
family, Sunday.
Mid winter sale at GRATIS dry
goods store until Saturday, Feb. 4.
Mid winter sale at GRATIS dry
goods store until Saturday, Feb. a.
Save money on coal. We have FIVE
carloads coming in shortly. Place
your order now for delivery direct
from car. You save the handling ex-
pense. Get out price today. Steiner
Coal CO., phones 265-Y, or 174-W.
Removals by Basinger ambulance:
A. C. Spangler from Bluffton hos
pital to his home on Geiger street;
Mrs. Ezra Bower from Bluffton hos
pital to her home southwest of
Jenera.
Arthur Lewis of this place who
recently accepted a position in the
maintenance division of the state
highways department has begun
work with headquarters in the Lima
office.
Removals by Diller ambulance:
Mrs. VIM. Baker from Bluffton hos
pital to her home southeast of Bluff
ton; Mrs. c. B. Ludwig from the home
of Eli Fett ON Bentley road to the
home of her daughter, Mrs. c. R. Lud-
wig in Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Oberly of
Cherry street entertained, Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Doty and little
daughter Peggy of Lima; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Basinger and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reno Oberly and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Welty, all
of Pandora.
Trade in your old camera on a new
one We have the genuine Argus
Candid camera that takes color pic
lures. Neu-Art studio. 41
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrville Badertscher
of Bluffton, Ind, formerly of this
place. visited here the first of the
week. Mr.. Badertscher is manager
of a number of elevators operated
by the Hoosier Grain company. Their
son Francis is attending Defiance
college where he is a member of the
junior class.
Women of the Church of Christ
will serve a jitney dinner in the
church basement, Saturday, Feb. A.
The public is invited. 4C
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Geiger of Var
Buren, visited here over the week
end with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Thompson and his mother
Mrs. c. c. Geiger and sister, Mrs
G. T. Soldner and family.
Mrs. Della Sweet of this place and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Davis of Lima
returned Monday from a months
visit in Miami, Florida at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Davis. They
| report a pleasant trip and enjoyed
| warm, summer-like weather. Dor
Davis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, is
| employed in a wholesale electrica
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Federation Election

Federation Election
Mrs. Guy Corson was chosen pres
ident of the Bluffton Federation of
Women's clubs at the biennial election
held Tuesday night. The election was
held at a meeting in the high school
cafeteria when clubs of the federation
were entertained by the Poinsettia
club
Other officers elected were:
First vice president, Mrs. Gordon
Bixel; 2nd vice president, Mrs. Ger
hard Buhler; recording secretary, Mrs.
Clayton Bixel; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Evan Basinger;. treasurer,
Mrs. d. r. Tripplehorn.
The Advance club of Pandora pro-
vided the evenings program, on invi-
tation of the Poinsettia club. Num-
bers given included vocal selections by
Hilda Amstutz and Mrs. Diller; read
ings by Mildred Beery and paper by
Hilda Amstutz and Mrs. Diller; read
ings by Mildred Beery and a paper
"Books Worth Reading, by Mildred
Keel
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CLUBS AND !
SOCIETIES


CLUBS AND .
SOCIETIES :
y
Orange Twp. Farm Women
The Orange Township Farm Wom-
ans club will hold an all day meeting
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Cath
crime Van Meter. A covered dish din
ner will be enjoyed at noon. Members
of the Profit and Pleasure club will be
guests for the day
Federation Election
The following afternoon program
has been arranged:
Devotionals, ,Myrle Warren; Roll call,
Lincoln quotation; Common Sense
and Childen," Eulalia Warren; Play
let; Reading Maude Fisher; Musical
round, Maude Fisher, Iona Marshall,
Clara Augsburger, Cleah Ewing, Lii
liam Anderson, Fame Fett; "How Lin
coin Prepared Mildred Montgomery.
Richland Community Circle
The Richland Community circle will
meet Thursday afternoon of next week
at the home of Mrs. Kathryn Moser.
The following program has been ar
ranged: Devotionals, Louise Green;
roll call; Thomas Edison" Clara
Augsburger; Poem George Washing
ton," Olga Kohler; Patriotic song;
Contest, Addie Graber; Mystery sis
ter. Louise Green will be the assistant
hostess.
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Travel Class

Travel Class
Mrs. S. K. Mosiman was hostess
to the Travel class, Wedneday after
noon. A review of "Soladera," play
of the revolution, by Mr.. Sidney Hau-
enstein and current events by mem
bers comprising the afternoons pro-
gram.
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Century Circle

CENTURY IlrcIe
Members of the Century Circle were
entertained at the home of Mrs. Noah
Basinger, Wednesday afternoon. The
program was given over to book re-
view by Mrs. w. A. Amsutz. The
hostess was assisted by her daughter
Mr.. Wm Edwards.
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Benefit Card Party

The Altar and Rosary society will en-
tertain with a benft card party in the
basement of St. Marys Catholic
church on Wednesday night, February
8. Members of the committee in
charge consists of: Mrs. David Fish
er, chairman; Mrs. Joseph Gerdman,
Jr.; Mrs. Andrew Herman, Mrs.
Frank Zuercher and Mrs. Herman
Schmidt. The public is invited and
tickets may be obtained at the door.
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PRESBYTERIAN Missionary

Presbyterian Missionary
The Presbyterian Missionary society
will meet at the home of Mrs. John
Blome next Tuesday night at s o'clock.
Preceding the regular meeting the
Spiritual Life group will convene at
7.45 with Miss Alice Ludwig leader.
X
Jitsu Tau Club
The Jitsu Tau club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Howard Stager, Thurs
day night.
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Alpha Gamma

Alpha Uamma
The Alpa Gamma club met at the
home of Mrs. VIM Edwards, Friday
night. The meeting was given over
to discussion of the topic "What do
the Women of America Think" with
Miss Elvira Niswander leader. Off
GERS for the coming year were elected
at the business session.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-09

RunS-batted-in: c. Garcia, Ster-
ling 2, M. Acevedo 2, Al Ace
vedo, Lopez. Navarro; two-base
hits: Ogden, Garcia, Sterling,
DomeiT1ch; sacrifices: M. Ace
vedo 2, Navarro; stolen base: Ma
varro; double plays: Al Acevedo
to Lopez to M. Acevedo, A. L.
Acevedo to Kelly to Sterling 2;
passed ball: Rodriguez; bases on
balls: off Salinero 3, off Walker
4, off J. Carbonell 2; struck out:
by Salinero 4, by ]. Carbonell 2;
hit batsman: by Salinero Dom
enech); wild pitches: Walker, ].
Carbonell; hits: off Walker in
5 innings, off j. Carbonen 8 in A
innings; losing pitcher: Walker;
umpires: Griffin (home), Castro
(bases); time of game: 2:09; scor-
err: MILAN.
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PIRATES TAKE LEAD
i'm COUNTY LEAGUE
|SOX BEAT CONCHSI
BUGS DEFEAT TRoJANs IN
FIRST GAME: Sox SWAMP
KEY WEST NINE WITH Is
HIT BARRAGE
By o. l.. MILAN

Ray Bush's Pirates won undis-
puted possession OF first place in
the second-half race of the Mon
roe County Baseball League by
a 7-to-4 victory over the Trojan
Red Devils, while the tail-end
Blue Sox were hammering two
of Hamlin's pitchers for total of
IS hits for 1915 win in yeSter-
days double bill at Trumbo
Field.
The second game was a real
upset as the lowly Sox sunk HAM
Inns bombing artillery behind the
stellar pitching of Guiro Diaz and
Oscar Cork ARM Molina. Their
mates, meanwhile, were collect
ing a total of Is safe clouts off
Robert Bethel and Lucilo Con
zalez. The defeat knocked the
Conchs out of first place.
OF the fifteen hits by the Sox in
the nightcap, Gabriel Garcia got
four and Guillermo Diaz three.
Leading four to five through
the seventh inning with the
Conchs threatening to tie up the
score, the Sox blasted across four
runs in the eighth to sew up the
contest as Albert Rodriguez came
through in the nick of time to
crack out a long double to deep
center with the bases loaded.
Going the full route for the
first time this season, Frank Sal
nero, Pirate hurler, held his for
mer teammates spell-bound with
effective control and his curves
breaking like big leaguer's.
Sally, as he is general known,
experienced one bad inning-the
third. Jasper Walker, Earl
Adams star pitcher, singled to
center. Domenech followed with
line hit to the same spot. Third
baseman Hernandez muffed John
Navarro's grounder and Walker
scored from second, Domenech
holding up at second. He took
third on a bad throw by Specs
Carbonell. Sterling poled a dou-
BILE to left, scoring both runners.
Wickers drew base on balls but
died on first base as Kelly's weak
fly to the infield was taken by
Al Acevedo. This tied the score
at Sail but the BUGS broke
through in the last-half of the
third round by putting across a
run on two hits, base on balls
and sacrifice. A pair of tallies
in the fourth round put the game
on ice for the victors, with Salin-
ero having the Red Devils at his
mercy.
Curio Garcia cracke out dou-
BILE and two singles in four tries.
Box scores:
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Saturdays Football Games

ginia 0; Rutgers 20, Wooster O;
Pennsylvania 6, Lafayette O; Penn
State Is, Bucknell 8; Princeton
26, Williams 6: Carnegie Tech 6,
Temple 0; Brown 20. Amherst IA;
Maine IA, Rhode Island o; Har-
ward 20, Bates O; Dartmouth "a,
Hampden-Sydney s.; Richmond
n, Washington and Lee O; New
York University 43. Penn Mill
tary College 0; Villanova 40,
South Carolina O; North Carolina
Is, Virginia. Tech 6; Case 20,
Lehigh Is; Maryland IL, Western
Maryland. O; Duke 81, Colgate O;
Alabama 4. Eordham 6; Cornell
10, Syracuse 6; LSU rs, Holy
Cross Z; Georgetown IS, Roa-
noke O.
SOUTH
Tennessee 40, Sewanee 0; Tu-
lane Il, Auburn. o; Clemson IS,
North Carolina State 6; Kentucky
81. Vanderbilt Is; Mississippi Al,
Southwestern O; Mississippi State
IA, Florida 0.
MIDWEST
Ohio State 10, Missouri 0; Mich
.igan 26. Michigan State Is; Kan
sas IA, Iowa State 0; Iowa 80,
Indiana 90; Arkansas IA, Texas
Christian Is; Oklahoma g, North
western 0; Notre Dame II, Geor-
gia Tech ID; Chicago IL, Wabash
q; Washburn 26, Washington (St.
Id 20; Nebraska 6, Minnesota 0;
Texas IL, Wisconsin z.
+, WEST
Southern California q, Wash
ington State 0; st. Mary z, Cali
fornia 8; Utah so, Colorado 6;
Colorado State Is, Brigham
Young II; Colorado Mines 80,
Chadron Neb.) Normal 0; Oregon
10, Stanford o: Oregon State Z,
Idaho IS: UCLA IA, Washington
ii: Baylor Is. Oklahoma A & M.
O; Southern Methodist 16, North
Texas Teachers O.
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cRosLEY FIELD.


O., Oct. 9.-It's all overi
Baseball season of 1889 has
come to a close, with the excep-
ton of a little argument between
the Chicago White Sox and Cubs
still going on.
The mighty Yankees won their
fourth straight game yesterday
here, defeating the bewildered
Redlegs in the final game, z to
4, completing their fourth straight
year of worlds championship
captures, and eight years in which
they have won the coveted flag.
The game yesterday marked nine
straight victories in series COM
petition, starting with the last
game of the 1887 series, a clean
sweep last year and similar
manhandling of the National
league contenders this year.
The game yesterday was all
the more surprising victory for
the Yanks in that, the much-talk-
ed of Redlegs' defense just turned
right about face and practically
blew up to definitely put the
game in the gift classification.
Paul Derringer started out for
the Reds and Oral Hildebrand
began for the Yanks. Even as
Derringer was loser of the first
series game, it appeared as if he
would be. hero of this one. He
retired the first fourteen men to
face him and hurled six beautiful
Iscoreless innings. Then up came
Charley Keller in the seventh in
ming and the scoreless innings
ended right then. Keller socked
a slow ball over the rightfield
fence. Then Dickey followed suit
with round-tripper hit in al
most the same spot. and the Yam
KEGS were ahead 2 to o.
Reds came right back in their
half of the seventh at the expense
of Steve Sundra, who had re-
Ieved Hildebrand in the fifth,
and with an error charged TO Red
Rolfe, double by Al Simmons,
an infield out, walk, single
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Yankees Win Championship
With Clean Sweep Of Series
Especial to, The ci.izen)

by HerShberger pineh-hitting for
Derringer and another single by
Werber-enough to send Sundra
to the showers-they scored three
runs to jump into the lead
Redlegs added another marker
in the eighth frame and it looked
like the game was on ice until the
first of the ninth when the Reds
defense fell apart. And the same
defense was responible for the
losing tenth-inning splurge of
three runs.
Bucky Walters, who had taken
Derringer's place on the mound
in the eighth, was charged with
the defeat that came about in this
wise. Keller, easily the hero of
this serise, led off with single
in the ninth after Walters had
set the Yanks down in order in
the eighth. Joe DiMaggio then
followed with another Texas
Lacquer. Dickey sent what looked
like an easy double play ball to
second but Billy Myers muffed
the throw from Frey. Keller scor-
ed and DiMaggio was safe at Sec
ond and Dickey on first. Follow
ed a fly-out by Selkirk that adj
vanced DiMag to third. The clout-
ing Yankee outfielder scored the
tying run when the Reds third
baseman, who snapped up a
ground ball, threw low to home
/ in an effort to catch DiMaggio.
Backstop Lombardi dropped the
ball.
Then came the tenth: Crosetti
igot base on balls Keller got on
when Myers committed his sec
ond error. DiMaggio shot a single
to rightfield, which got away from
Goodman. Crosetti scored and
Keller came in when the relay to
Mccormick and on to lombard
was dropped by the latter. Alert
base running on the part of Di-
Maggie, who had advanced to
third base, provided the last run
as he scored simply because no
one apparently wanted to go after
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HERNANDEZ in
PIRATES LINEUP

Amado Chino Hernandez,
substitute with ST. Louis Cardin-
ais arrived in town last Saturday
for a stay of several months with
his parents.
Chino las been with the Cards
all year. Great stories of the
race staged between the Redbirds
and Cincinnati Reds are being
told by him.
Hernandez played with the Pi-
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Runs-batted-in: ]. Garcia, Gates
q, Villareal 2, Diaz, Barcelo. G.
Garcia 2, Al Rodriguez 3. Ace
vedo; two-base hits: ]. Garcia,
Gates, Al Rodriguez; three-base
hit: Offutt; sacrifices: j. Garcia,
Diaz. Martinez; stolen bases: Gates
2. Albury 2. Offutt, Machin; bases
on balls: off Diaz 2, off Molina 1.
off Bethel 4, off L. Gonzalez g.;
struck out: by Diaz 6, by Molina
l, by Bethel /, by L. Gonzalez A;
hits. off Diaz 6 in 5 and 1-3 in
nings, off Molina 8 in 8 and 2-3
innings, off Bethel 9 in 6 innings,
off L. Gonzalez 8 in 3 innings;
winning pitcher: Diaz; losing
pitcher: Bethel; unpires: Castro
(home), Griffin (bases); time of
game: 2.O1; scorer: MILAN.
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wHEELcHAIR MAHRIAcE

Los ANGELES, Oct. 9-As
500 guests watched, Roy E. Short
and Viola Slocum, both invalids,
were married here.
The principals occupied wheel
chairs, as did the other chief
members of the wedding party
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Key West conchs

Totals 80 b y II 70
x-Batted for Bethel in 9th in
ming.
Score by innings: r
Blue Sox .- 040 0l0 OIL 10
Conchs .- 102 001 002-- g.
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AFRAID OF BoMBERs
ans Asxec.ated Press,

NORTHRIDGE, Calf, Oct. g.
The army training base of cadet
aviators has refused to close
down despite protests from ranch
ers, The ranchers said that ma
neuvering planes frightened cat
tie and poultry so much that pro-
duction was decreasing.
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the ball that had slipped out of
Lombardi's glove.
Meanwhile, Johnny Murphy;
who had relieved Sundra in the
seventh. held the Reds scoreless
and was given credit for winning
the game.
Box. score:
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TOtalS- II II ~
IBatted for Derringer in sew
enth.
Score by innings: II
N. Y. "a. L. = 900 600 202 81
Gin. on. ID : 900 600 BIO Of
Errors: Rolfe, Myers 2 Good
man, Lombard; runs-batted-in:
Keller, Dickey 2. Berger, Hersh-
berger, Werber, Lombard, Cor
don, DiMaggio; two-base hits:
Mccormick, Selkirk. Simmons.
Goodman; three-base hit: Myers;
home runs: Keller, Dickey; sac,
rifices: Mccormick, Rolfe; left on
bases: New York "a. ID 5. Gin
cinnati On. IL 9; earned runs;
New York "a Id 4. Cincinnati
ON. L. 1; winning pitcher: Muir
ply; losing pitcher: Walters;
umpires: Pinelli on. L. plate.
MCGOWAN CA. ID first base
Reardon on. L. second base,
Summers CA. L.) third base: time
Of game: 2:04.
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rates yesterday, and will continue
with the same team all season.
Next spring. Chino will return
to the Redbirds' training camp,
and win then be farmed to some
minor league club.
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Meet Mr.. Lochinvar
BY Marie BLIZZARD

YESTERDAY: Laura tells Co.
ely that something peculiar is
going on, but can say no more.
At peace trith Laura, but disillu-
stoned Nth Locke. Cecily pre-
Pa1cS for the END of the season.
She goes shopping tUith Philip.
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EAST

Navy IA, Virginia IL; Army 9,
Centre 8; Yale 10, Columbia q;
Manhattan 6, ST. Bonaventure O.;
Boston U Is, Franklin and Mar
shall 6; Pittsburgh 20, West Vir-