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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
SS. PETER & PAUL
 SOFTBALL GAME

The SS. Peter and Paul Softball league staged the second game of series between the Married Men and Single Men at the school grounds last evening.
 The Benedicts defeated the Bachelors 8 to 4 in fast and exciting game. The Married Men outhit the Single boys and took advantage of every opportunity to score runs.
 The last and final game which will decide the winner of the series is to be played of in a couple of weeks. Each team has won one game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

to be played by the Kerrys in the near future.
 The managerial reins for last nights game were taken over by Joe Corcoran and Bill Ladden.
 Manager Cummings stated this morning that if Messy Shea con- tinues C his present hitting slump he'll have to bench him in favor of another hard hitting outfielder like Tom Sweeney.
 Batteries for last nights game: Sons of Kerry, M. Ladden and J. O,Rourke; Sons of Italy, J. Tata and T, Martone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
WILLIAMS, HANNA
 AT WALNUT BEACH

Milford, July 21-Mickey williams, New Haven lightweight, and An- gelo Mama of Worcester, will clash in a four-round bout on Saturday nights pro-amateur fight card at Walnut Beach Stadium.
 Jimmy Bell, New Haven negro, and Billy Campanelli, Worcester welterweight, were tentatively list ed to meet in the six round star
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

Kitchen. who owns the truck. Jim Barrett had c little hard luck last week, we missed the usual treasurer's report since Jim Brady failed to appear. Some of the lads became suspicious but maybe they are acting in haste.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
HARTFORD BEES BOW
 TO ALBANY SENATORS

Hartford, Conn.,, July 21-(UP)-- The Albany Senators scored two runs in the ninth inning to edge the Hartford Bees, 3-2, in an East. ern League game here yesterday.
 Score by innings:
 Albany ..............0 .091 900 002-3 Hartford ........... 11O 900 OO0-2
 Spencer, vitelli and White; Con- dira, Moran and Doll.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
COPS "PUT THE WOOD"
 TO FURIOUS FIREMEN

The fire in the Police tosser's game was one blaze the Bremen could not extinguish, and met de- feat by score of 8-4 in a softball game player at Washington park.
 Kane pitching duties did not af- feet his hitting, catching one of Murphy's slants and touring the bases before the dust had cleared. Trailing by one run at the start of the seventh inning. the Police pushed across s runs to definitely smother the smoke-eaters. The score by innings:-
 Police .. OO3 o 005 0 x-8 13 o Bremen ..O0 DO 1030 0-4 o6
 Batteries: Hayes and Kane; Su- grue and Murphy. Umpire: Chief Cavanaugh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

Africa's "Back to the Church
 movement is growing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
SIGNS PRO CONTRACT

Bloomington, Ind.-Bob Haak, In- diana's 245-pound star tackle and runner-tip for the national collegiate heavyweight wrestling crown, has signed to play with the Brooklyn Eagles next fall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

Copyright, 1889, King Features Syndicate)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-06-13

Dealer: West. East-West vul-
rerable.) H"
East bid Heart to open the
%aVlty here and his side then
o v quiescent while North and
S S. took over the stage. First.
S Sou'n overcalled with a mere q
tD,,aI Z but after his partner
Wy |'Spades, he felt his oats.
J.. Souln should have been warned
y. y 'ne failure of West to support
~. partners hearts. that North
EsoOaoly had a sizable number Of
warts IN addition to his spades.
Copyright. 1899. King
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-06-13
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities"
Tho Authority on Authorities"

and that therefore he could not
be very well fixed in diamonds or
clubs. He failed to make that de-
duction, however. so after North's
2-Spades he put in a game force
with a bid of 4-Clubs. North
showed a mere preference then at
4-Diamonds. whereupon South
went to Diamonds and took a
beating. despite his careful play
Of the hand.
Had South needed the danger
signal in Vests failure to show
a heart fit. then over North's 2
Spades he might have bid only
3-Clubs. and over North's prefer
ence of 3-Diamonds could have
bid a mere 4-Diamonds to see If
North wanted to go the rest of
the way.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-06-13

yRc7 1882 KING FEATURES SYNDICATE Inc RIGHTS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-06-13
BEWARE THE MISFIT

EXTREME distribution is a
|great tempter, especially that va
|aety Of it which gives a bidder
The option of two long suits. If
the partner has a fair sort of fit
irone of them. the hand may be
g.lemely powerful But more
@.sn than not the partners
greatest length will be in the
other suits, and it therefore pays
70 20 slow until it is learned that
The danger Of a bad misfit does
.Ot exist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-18
NEW yoHk

NEW NoRk New. ~ tho
tiosssk middlewesght title
fight at Seattle on June ~ means
merely that fight promoters are
turning west Ia get the proper
huild.up for big outdoor 100
pound battle At New York late
this summer
Manager Hvmle Capiln an
nouneed yesterday that his Brook
lyn better Softly krteEer. will
fight Al Hostsk At Seattle lie
assured the preas that krieTer Ia
making this defense ~ his crown
against iiostak because
4. uymie aud s.ily are
bound nv = verbal agreement
tn make such d-frnse
against iIostak. from when
kr,eger won his title cisins
last Noyemberg
.. fromater Nate DFusmsa
Of seattle has agreed 60 give
krirKer y major split Of The
purse;
j Promoter Drusmaa will per.
init Manager csplin To import q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-18

neutral referee fran among Jash
Dempsey. Jim prasidoek. Kenny
Leonard az ceofxs Make II Gail.
fornis.
Changes Mind
Only last week capiin declared
that ali negotiations for the
kfleser- iie~tak return bout had
been severed. Al that time Cap
lin made lt clear that only the
flourish of pen ~. required TO
match krtsger shd fred Apcstali
Of san francisco for . New York
fight which would decide definitely
the destiny ~ the iso.possnd
crown Apo.tsii 4. recognized 80
middlewslght hInx by the New
York commission,
That announcement wss
made nv Capita b-sssw Friday
ai1hs'. night In vh,es WseiGvs
Lost . iap-.id~d b.ut 10 light
heavyweight Btiiv cses ~
ritt.borHh ~ Msdi.ss ssssss
Harden.
Conn registered this second vie
tory over krieErr with much mofs
eass than b. had beaten Apastuii
in either ~ IN. t~a Conn Apes.
toll meetings Apontali heat
isriegsr twice IN 1887. once ny .
technical Knockout IN five rounds
Jacobs Realizes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-18

uaa~r the circumstances. rvn-
mater Msss facets NJ Nsw rerh
rrsllsss that Il KFteusr bssss ttas~
tad srsia. u 9TH rexAin ssnse -
his fading prestige ard meh~ htm
more ~ = gate atffscsscs nentnse
ApnetnIs Ia August nr 3eptemn~rs
And, Promoter iseoes knows tnAs
~ young F'nsssk happ~ns 70 b~se
krsrrsr, a~ wsII be svsn mo<~ -
ens offics puIl with App~entt
than kriswsr. -heeAnse Al wstt ~
an sntlrvsy new Fare IN tbs est.
sessswkJls Wsltss trepeysl
wss1~ ~ ns~skiss ~ hpea
ms~sehes wtsh tetevts~ tieee6n
AZ ~ rhsappss~s ~ ~ nnrs
ses - Sues ~ 49, enoeo
wIlI ~ 49, sitter ssto1pe~
w~sshs hsss ssss~1 sh~ss1v
thesw~ftes ssusssg ste~sute
Aassus. reety tsss~a -
Arhts Mssse.
Thsss t~a winners WIN tanaie
and the survivor witI meet Apus~
toll. Who no~ II nuFstnG ~ IN.
iufsd right hard. rhs prup~stys
puhilsss<d viesnr NJ shis srmI-
elimination. which sheuld ~ Ares.
toll. wslI tsnsls with me kfiexsr.
Hosfsk winner In IN outteov nnue
nsbtTh sb,tslsf afaM a ixan&
ti7s. fs,i
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FAIR Of the
FAIR WAYS

Hlkuiauu -r Eikntreu HlcihbfIs
turned out for the qualifying
round of the spring handicap tour
nament. Mrs Morrill, won the low
net prize with lo4-S0-74
Other scores were: Mrs. Cry
thing. sos IT. Mrs. kelton. a3-
II 81: Mrs Hoffer. a0-s 81;
Mrs. Anderson. s7-s-7a. Mrs.
Withcridge, GILL so: Mrs. Win
termute. es-i2 So: Mrs Dorsey,
o3-1i-s2. Mrs. wilkowski. et-i2
SO; Mrs. Free. a7-i3 81; Mrs.
Lower. 1918 90. Mrs Keene.
102-15-s7: Mrs. Birch. 106-16-90.
Mrs. McCrady, ee-1a- so: Mrs.
Peterson. l02-i9 So Mrs. Pal
freyman. ll1-23 SIS; Mrs. Clough,
1929 rs. Mrs. Morrill,. 104-30 30
"a, Mrs Archer. 1902 rs; Mrs.
Mullin. 1856 90; Mrs. Thomp-
son, l09-34 ~7h.
Winners In the hidden hole tour
nAment were First, Mrs. Grythsns
IS; second Mrs. Thompson,
37-11is-25ss, third, Mrs. Nc
Grady. $3.50 is-264s: fourth. Mrs.
Morrill,. 37-10-27.
Highland women will 20 10 Ma
plewood for team match FRI
day. Those wishing TO compete
may make arrangements for trans
portstion by calling Mrs. Kelton.
Proctor 1901.
Falkland Mrs Barofsky posted
net rs 10 win the three-elub
tournament yesterday. Mrs. Xavier
was second with a net so
Brookdale team OF eight was
43 down 10 par in the sirmail
tournament. Individual scores: Mrs.
Frye, down; Mrs. ]. Knight, /
down; Mrs Williams. 3 down.
Mrs. Himmelsbaeh, down: Mrs.
Washburn. down, Mrs Aahon.
s down; Mrs. Koessler, down.
and Mrs NJ Crane. 10 down.
Medal play was held in con-
junction. Mrs. Frye won In the
first division with s7-i2-75; Mrs.
J. Knight In the second division
with 1870
Teams captained by Mrs. Him
melsbach and Mrs. Frye viii meet
in an intsa-eIub match Thursday.
Matches Will be arranged accord
ing to handicap.
Country club Winners in the
match play against par tourns-
ment Tuesday were: First division,
Mrs. Foss. down. and Mrs. Rust.
4 down.
Second division. Mrs. Benton. 2
down. and Mrs Ellis, 9 down.
Third division. Mrs. o. r. Craig.
2 down. and Mrs. Lsvsrton. 7
down.
Meadow Park Winners In the
points tournament. First division.
Mrs Define. 81 Second division.
Mrs. Noee. 81. Third division.
Mrs. Finnell. rs.
A mixed foursoms tournament
has been scheduled for Sunday At
II 30. Tuesday, following the
tournament, there will b. a card
party ~ the clubhouse
Mrs. Green won the champion
ship of the spring handicap tour
namsnt Friday b. defeating Mrs.
Carter IN the final. : and 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-18
Marshall Will
Pitch Zulus

Pitching will prove an import
ant factor at Lincoln bowl on Fri
day night when cammsrs o
Brothers play an exhibition game
with the African Zulu Giants,
grass-skirted colored team from
Detroit.
George Marshall, with his
"fork-balI" working perfectly
Will probably get the hurting
assignment, and II the In
vsders haven't seen much Of
the dipsy doodle ball this year.
the powerful bats will be
siIeneed.
Greatly strengthened. the Zulus
offer not only q top brand Of
baseball but also lot OF high
class comedy sponsored by the
little jungle prince. "Rosto nobo. Z"
Those who watched this clever
comedian last season we're loud in
their praise Of his clean. sparkling
humor
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-18
VERSATILE FARMER
FRENCH KEEPS BUSY
Dt RING OFF.SEASON

CHICAGO Lafry Pr n.
Chicago Cub southpsw. quail
flies as the busiest pitcher dur
ing the off-sesSon. French went
on a badminton tour last win
ter. but found time for his
partnership in a Los Angeles
auto insurance company and
his southern oregon truck farm
which specislizes in raising
mint.
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SCORE BY INNINGS
Los angeles ....s.s. 200 900 OVID
san francisco ...... 900 O01 lOl-
SUMMARY
Winning pitcher, Berry: losing
pitcher. Quay: innings pitched. Bo-
netti o. Shores 4 - .Lieber "a. Quay
"a At bat. off Bonetti 7. Shores al.
Lieber 10. Quay IL; hits off Benefit
S, Shores Ia Lieber S. Quay 8 runs
scored. off Bonetti ?. Shores T. lie
Der 3; Quay 4: runs responsible for.
Bonetti 4. Shores q Lieber 5. Quay 8.
struck out by Lieber 3. Quay 3
bases on balls. off shores 4 Lieber S.
Quay 2: hit by pitcher Holder BY
Lieber: wild pitches. Quay; three
base hits. Holder. J Collins, Boss
two-base hit. Cihocki, Quay. Moore
2; runs batted in. Boss. Norbert 2
shores Quay 2. J. Collins 5. Liebtr.
STATE. stringer. Wright. storey. Moore
Cihocki ssSrifices. r. Collins Eng
lish J. CofNns. double plays. Wright
TO Storey 70 Boss. Cihocki 70 J COL
Inns. Cihocki 10 strinser TO J. COL
Inns. Berry TO J. Collins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-18
OF Dir Goes
Well on Hill

NEW yORk-The skenties who
pronounced DIZZY Dean through
after his hcrculean but futile sf-
fort to halt the New York Yankees
in the world series last october
had to hscktrack today and admit
they might be wrong.
On the basis of his first test
old Dir may only he waiting
for the hot weather 10 get
going again. Unexpectedly
called Ia the firing line after
the Dodgers had pisstered Is
hits off Vance Page and Jack
Russell and led the Cubs. it=o.
Dean bre~xed through five In
nings In impressive style. He
blanlsed the Dodgers on three
hits. struck out five and Is
sued no walks.
A In the world series. Dean
didn't show any Of his old time
speed. He was loose and free but
depended largely on his control
and pitching knowledge 10 keep
the Dodgers eating out Of his
glove.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-18
FILLING THE RANKS

CHICAGO-Of the 200 seniors
on the National Football leagues
negotiations list. 127 already have
signed contracts for 1889 or given
club owners assurance they will
play.
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sIIgNT sTR1k1~

AMts. Ia. Iowa state has In
stalled noississs bowling alleys IN
Memorial Union. Tns room Il IN
suiated sith -ound-sbsofbinE ma
tsrtal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-18
Five Pitchers
Fail Generals
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS

With a chance TO 20 into a
tie for third place, Model Lum-
her meets the leading Cam
marano Brothers team We'd
nesday night at Lincoln bowl,
starting at I o'clock. Elmore
Il slated to work for the Bot
tiers and Bob McDougal for
the Lumbe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-18

SOMMAlt1
Stolen bases. Lewis Milroy, Miller.
Tanner. sacrifice hits. Wise. two-base
hits. Firsythe r. Tollefson 2. Milroy.
Werbisky. Stocklin. Ward. home runs.
Wise Garrett, double plays, r. Toll
lefson to Milroy to z. Tollefson. Ward
(unassistedl. Katich TO Bittner to
Merkle; left on bases, John on Paint
Co. g. General Motors Tri IS o. 8
hits. 7 runs off Crosetto in "a in
nings. 4 hits, 2 runs off Komp In T.
inning. 8 hits. q runs off Katich in
9 innings. no hits no runs off Bit
ner in e. inning. | hit no runs off
Franich in = inning. losing pitcher.
Crosetto' struck out, by Komp !, Ka-
itch 4 Raglan &. bases on balls, off
Crosetto l. Katieh s. Raglan 2; wild
pitches. Katich 8. balk. Rssan. hit
By pitched ball. Merkle by Raglan
Werbisky by Bittner. time OF game,
$50; umplFes. Stsve and Forsythe.
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General Motors Trucks used five
pitchers in an effort at stopping
Johnson Paint hitters Tuesday
night at Lincoln bowl but no soap,
and the Paintmen annexed a weird
II to I City league encounter to
keep apace the leading Cammarano
Brothers aggregation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-18
Lincoln Puts
Uphard Game
Games Yet to Play
Stadium VS. Bellarmlue.
Lincoln vs.. Bellsrmine.

taHlts YET To PfRy
Stadium VS.. Bellarmlue.
Lincoln vs.. Beilsrmine.
Stadium captured the City prep
league baseball crown for the, sec
ond consecutive year by defeating
Lincoln. SIS, in wild contest yes
terday afternoon at Athletic park.
The Tigers made IT 5-4 in the
fifth, and added to it in the sew
enth. The Abes tailed in the
ninth but failed to tie up the
count.
Walters scored on an error by
Usich after he had tripled to right
center in the second canto to give
the Bengals the lead.
The Abes came back strong
and scored twice In the third
and left the bases loaded.
Jim Thompson, Lynx short
stop. popped out to Jimmy
Martin. Tiger third baseman,
with two out and the sacks
full. Coach Eddie Schwarz OF
Lincoln claimed Martin drop
ped the ball but Umpire Ber-
~ said he did not see the play.
Allan Browne, Stadium first
sacker, led the Tiger batting at
tack with three singles in five
trips to the plate. Gene Walters,
Bengal left fielder, hit a double
and triple in four attempts.
Don Sonny Ellis, Abe center
fielder. turned in the fielding gem
of the day when he caught Mar
tins low fly ball on the run and
kept Browne from scoring in the
fifth, but Dave Molitor, short
patcher, singled him home later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-18
Oregon Webfoots
Again Beat Idaho

lENTEHDNf = HESf lis
Oregon 8. Idaho u.
o. s. C 6, W. S. c. g.
GAMES TODAY
At Seattle. Washington VS.. o s c.
Al Pullman, Oregon vs.. W. S. c.
MOSCOW. Idaho-The Univer-
sity Of Oregon Webfoots left Mos
COW today with two straight vic
tories over the University of Idaho
baseball club to their credit.
r II T.
Oregon 8 II !
Idaho ............... IL d
Igoe, Hardy and Walden; Ranta,
Jenkins and Price.
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Wyatt Winner

Brooklyns eventual 1914 VIC
tory enabled the Dodgers to tie the
Cubs for fourth place Whit wyatt
gave only four hits in scoring his
fourth victory. Dolph camilli hit
homer No, 6 and Cookie Lavagetto
No. /,
Spotting the Giants a so lead.
the Cardinals Knocked Harry Cum
bert out Of the box 10 win. TO
Pepper Martins homer with two
aboard tied the score, and Lynn
Myers pinch single drove In the
winning tally,
Cineinnati's pennant hopes
skyroeketed when lee Girls
som. one Of the Reds big
question marks. came through
with = 7-hit game To beat the
Becs. Al. Ernie Lombard
slammed out iwo doubles,
driving In three runs. The
victory gave Cincinnati q see-
ond place tie with the B~e..
Pittsburgh bounded out 81 tie
for the cellar with an SIS win over
the Phiilics Joe Bowman held
the pills TO nine hits and drove in
four runs with a double and triple.
Dahlgren Hits One
Babe Dahlsren led the Yankees
10 10 triumph over the Browns.
Hitless three times. Dahigren hit
a homer with two ON 10 win for
the Yanks. Jack krsmsr. Browns
brilliant rookie. was charged with
his first ioss.
The Boston Red sox. minus the
services Of Jimmy Foxx. In the
hospital with sinus trouble. blasted
out 10 hits 10 crush the White
sox, is-4
Tommy Bridges won hi.
fifth straight game NJ Detroit
heat Washington, s-1. and the
Tigers moved up IN firth
place. Bridges drove In three
runs with . double and single.
In the American Leagues first 1
night game. the Cleveland Indians /
scored two runs in the eighth TO /
tie the score. then went on 10 pile
five more talilss home IN the 10Th |
10 defeat the Philadelphia A,h. 4
lstles. SIS Roy Pharmacies. who I
walked four men In the 10Th and
surrendered two hits one q two
run double BY George Hsath-SAx
charged with the defeat
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SCORE BY INNINGS

SUMMARY
Stolen bases, Mareusson. Peterson;
sacrifice hit, Roley Ellis, two-base
hit. Walters. Nelson: three base hit:
Walters: runs batted in, Molitor 3,
Nelson left on bases, Stadium 8. Lin
coin 10: winning pitcher. Horst.
losing pitcher. Usich; two runs. 2
hits off Hagen in 3 innings 3 runs,
2 hits off Horst in innings. runs
6 hits off Usich in a. innings. /
struck out. by Hagen /, Horst 5, usich
&, Kohout 4: base on balls off Hagen
2. Horst 4, Usich !, Kohout /; passed
ball Harrison 2, Lesser |; hit by
pitcher, Philby by Usich; players
walking, Walters. Horst Peterson,
Usich 2, Lesser. Pagni, Thompson,
Ellis: umpire. Berry.
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SUMMARY


SCORE BY INNINGS
Oakland ............ PAL 600 O40-ll
Hollywood ........,. 600 DOL SOL 7
SUMMARY
Winning pitcher. Fallon losing
pitcher. Bittner; innings pitched. by
Bittner Is. Fallon 6lA. barrow 5 -.
Smith 0-plus. at bat. off Bittner T.
Fallon 80. Darrow Is, Smith 2: hits,
off Bittner 4. Fallon q Darrow 2,
Smith !: runs scored. off Bittner 5.
Fallon 5, Darrow 2, Smith l. Fleming
8; runs responsible for Bittner 4.
Fallon g. Darrow /, Smith T. Flem-
ing U. Cantwell l struck out, by
Bittner l. Fallon 8 Darrow 2. Flem-
ing 3: bases on balls. off Bittner 3.
Fallon !. barrow / Smith !, Flem-
ing q wild pitches. Bittner. Can't
well; left on bases. Oakland 5. Holly
wood 5: home run Christoff; three
base hits. Conroy. Luby. Uhalt 2.
Marble; two-base hits. Cissell Her
man; runs batted in. Jolley. Gudst
Luby 3. Abreu. Christoff. Cissell 2
Hoover Herman 2. Harris, Lyman q
Conroy; sacrifices Gudat, Abreu.
stolen bases. Luby. Gudst.
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4 oaNteO III NaIu III ttNchtAs
SCORE BY INNINGS
Sacramento ..... 02l 100 0oo-6
San Diego ........... oO2 600 00o--2
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher. Ward runs scored.
off Freitas 2. Ward 6. runs response
bic for. Ward q: struck out. Freitas
5. Ward !. base on balls. Ward 2.
Clemence /: left on bases. Sscra-
mento 4, San Diego 6 home runs,
Marshall. d. williams. Barton: three
base hit. Marshall: two-base hits.
Barton, Niemiec, Haslin: runs bstted
in. Barton 2. Freitas, Wiec1orek,
Marshall. Mcdonald. J. williams ID.
williams. double play. Griffiths TO
Niemiec to Mcdonald t0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-18

W@7hfHk teH stats srfs
sha. and boiisf. hccoilum and
Eastman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-18

ALWAYS On ROAD
ffTrsBt HaH me pirates
haven't opened their season Al
home since 1888.
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TOTALS s...s.... - ~ ID
Batted for Ward In seventh.
SCOPE nv INNINGS
La gaceta., 1939-09-14
Las tropas francesas, apoyadas por las
~inglesas, Sc acercan a S~aarbroucken
Las lluvias dificuItan las operaciones

PARIS, Sep, 14-Reforzadas
con tropas inglesas, las fuerzas
trancesas seacercan a la ciudad
Industrial de Saarbruecken, 8 q
amanda deSde tres puntos di-
ferenteS. FL mando frances es-
pera captrrar la ciudad Y que
.l sirva de base para un nuevo
formidable avance contra la Ii
nea de fortificaciones de Sieg-
iried.
La acci6n de la artilleria ale
mana es intensa desde las coli
mas al sur de Saarbruecken. Ca
ZONES de gran alcance son utill-
zados por los nazis, que esperan
eontener Ell avance frances e i'm
pedir la ocupacion de la capital
del Saar. Algunos caminos han
sido destruidos por Ell violentu
fuego de la artilleria.
La gaceta., 1939-09-14
HA COMENZADO A V
EN- LAS C~ERCANIAS DE
VARSOVIA

Paris, sep. 14.-Las noticias
de Varsovia informan que Ia
tan esperada lluvia, impedi-
mento de las fuerzas mecaniza-
das de Alemania, ha comenzado
a caer en- las cercanias de la ca
pitt.
Los polacos esperan que el
tango dificulte las operaciones
del enemigo. La capital mantle
ne su resistencia, a pesar de to-
das las amenaZas.
Dieese que varios altos fun
cionarios polacos cruzaron Ia
frontera y buscaron refugio en
Rumania. Esto les evit6 caer en-
las manos de los invasores ma
zis.
En- Varsovia hay escasez de
alimentos.
La gaceta., 1939-09-14
Los nazis dan cuenta de la caida de Cydnia
La Prensa dominada por Goebbels insulta
al Presidente Roosevelt

antieaballerosa y ademas anti.
neutral.
SObre las operaciones en- el
frente frances, Sc dice que las
trOpas galas han avanzado has
ia los lugares entire Saarbrueck
en- y Hornback, pero han sido
contenidOs por los campos de
minas y la artilleria,
FL nGmero de prisioneros po-
LAGOS hechos en- Radon Sc fila
hoy en- $4,000, entire elios varios
generates. La division nGmero
Is del ejercito Sc rindi6 aver en-
ire Ostrow y Mawieka.
Esperase que ell mando lance
ahora un ataque combinado So
bre Varsovia.