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Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
townsend Club to
See Travel Movie

Motion pictures If the Tiburoa
Islands. Alaska. and the western
national rarks viii comprise the
program at Friday nights meeting
of El Centro Townsend club No. J..
The meeting vii BE- held IN VII
son school auditorium At 7:30 p.
m. The entertainment was sched-
uled for a pre-ChriStm3s meeting
which was postponed because q
bad weather. Dr. FREQ Gregg OF
Calexico Will show the pictures he
took while on vacation
Mrs. Grayce Percy. Harding
school teacher. will sing several vo-
cal solos
In celebration # Dr. Francis
Townsend's birthday anniversary
which takes place Friday. Jan l3.
the club will enjoy a social hour
at the close of the program. Re
freshments will 5e served.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
Constipated? You
Should Get at the Cause!

Lots of people think they can't be
regular" without frequent trips
to the medicine chest. I Just
dose up and get it over" they tell
you But doctors know they
don't get over" "atall-until they
get at the cause Of the trouble!
Chances are it's simple to find
the cause if you eat only what
most people do - meat, bread.
potatoes. It's likely you don't oct
enough bulk" And bulk"
doesn't mean a lot of food. It's a
kind of food that isn't consumed
in the body, but leaves a soft
bulky" mass in the intestines
and helps a bowel movement.
If that fits you, your ticket is a
crunchy breakfast cereal Kel-
logg's All-Bran. 1t contains the
bulk" you need plus the great
intestinal tonic, vitamin b.
Eat Al-Bran every day. drink
plenty of water, and just watch
the old world grow brighter!
Made by Kellogg in Battle Greek.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12

have for employment in the varl )uS'
trades and industries in California.
The idea of the center is to prC-
vide the young people with suffi-
cient experience in several occupa-
tional fields so that during a six
months residence they may acquire
skill and work habits fundamental
to success. Carl Goble, Imperial
county manager for the NYA said
Thursday
Young people accepted for th6
training will receive $50 a month.
This, he said, will cover expenses
and provide a margin of $40 for
personal use.
Further details of application and
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12

Planters hotel in Brawley but ar
rangements will be made for the
visitors to talk at a series Of
luncheons. teas, dinners. and meet
ings in all valley towns.
They will explain the meaning,
purposes, plans, and accomplish
ments of the group in many eoun-
tries of the world and demonstrate
its power to help moderns solve
their problems.
A banquet will take place at the
Barbara Worth hotel in El Centro
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
FIR. Asks Defense
Funds For Nation
Continued from Page y

S1O,000.000 for a civilian air train
ing program designed to give pri-
mary air training to about 10000
citizens.
In addition to the $525, 100000
program, Mr.. Roosevelt recommend
ed a special appropriation of S27,-
100000 TO improve the defense OF
the Panama Canal zone by pro-
viding an enlarged garrison and
additional military facilities. He
asked that S5OOO,0OO of this sum
be made available for immediate
spending.
Devoid of all hysteria,' said Mr..
Roosevelt, this program is but
the minimum of requirements. 1t
would be unWise for any of us to
yield to any form of hysteria. New
ertheless, regardless of political
affiliations, we can properly join
in an appraisal of the world situa-
ton and agree on the immediate
defense needs of the nation"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12

enrolment may be obtained from
Goble at SRA headquarters, Fourth
and Commercial streets, Ell Cen ,ro.
Applications already were made
by Eva Duggins and Fench Herron,
both of Ell Centre; William Emer-
son, Juanita Gregg, Maurice Hall,
Bill Rogers. Ellen Rogers, ard
James Sloan, all of BraWley, nd
Make Flynn of CaleXico.
Boys will receive training in au-
tomotive mechanics, carpentry
sheetmetal work, cement laying and
construction work. Girls will be
trained in hotel maintenance, laun-
dry work, sewing, photography
printing, and clerical activities.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
New Murder Laid
To Gambling Lord

Continued frar~ Page j.
chi and John Doe" Shidi, still
at large.
Capt. D. R. Patton of the Los
Angeles homicide squad said he
had witnesses who declared they
had seen Namba beaten to death
by six men who put his body in
sack. Patton believed the body had
been thrown into the sea or buried
in the desert.
Meanwhile, efforts to return
Yamatoda from Mexicali to face
the variety of charges had appar-
emily failed. Some sources limited
that the reputed Oriental gaming
king preferred Jail in Mexicali to
running the danger of imprison-
ment on this side Of the line. The
same source intimated that he was
spending money in the right
places to be detained in MeXicali.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
MIGRATORY SCHOOL
PROGRAM MAPPED

LOS ANGELES. Jan. l.. up
The state board members OF tie
California CONGRESS- OF Parents and
Teachers were on record today to
initiate legislation lor adequate
schooling and living conditions fer
the children OF migratory families
in California.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
Hubby Asks Money,
Wife COMPLAINS

Dorothy Irene WicNham Of F
Centro flied a divorce suit against
Lee owen Wickham Thursday. She
accused him Of failure to provide
Tor her and their two children ana
with habitual lntemperance.
She asked the court 10 reStra y
him from annoying her at her
home and at her place Of employ
ment. alleging that he makes re-
peated requests for money. She
asked for custody Of the children
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
Landerlnan to
Speak at Meeting

Improvement of farm organiza-
tions will be discussed by H. Lee
Landerman at a meeting of the
Mt. Signal farm center Friday
night at the Mt. Signal school. The
meeting will start at 7:30, accord
ing to Herschell Springer, center
director.
John Kubler and Henry Graham
will give short talks and an enter
tainment program will be pro-
Vided. Evan Hewes will discuss the
district board refunding program.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
Permit Calls For
$4,000 Alteration

Ell Centros first major building
permit for 1889 was issued Thurs
day, boosting the years total to
$33 800. A permit was granted for
$4,000 for additions and altera-
tions to the Woolworth store near
Fifth and Main streets. j. Byer of
Los Angeles is contractor. A 5000
permit was approved for a packing
shed ramp at Third and Olive,
asked by j. B Whitaker.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
SeeIey Couple on
Way to Funeral

SEELEY. Jan. 12-Mr. and Mrs
S. T. Robinson left here Thursday
for Ramona They were called
there by the death of Mrs. Robin
sons mother, Mrs. ]. Robinson
She died late Wednesday. Funeral
arrangements will be announced
later.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
Cracking Cracker

Cracking Crackers
At the Brawley Rotary club
luncheon two intrepid RotarlanS
crumbled crackers III their soup,
and thereby hangs a tale OF ETH
uuette. After laughing members
complained that THEY too wanted
to crumble crackers. Stewart Green
handed down a decision.
Emily Post says he declare =
iudicially. that one cracker, even
two crackers. may be crumbled, but
no mere. Acting as one man, as
sembled Rotarians reached for the
crackers and crumbled right mer-
rily. their consciences clear. Then
they halted
Where does it say that in her
book? We want to show our
wives they chorused.
Page SO, paragraph four, said
Green and reached for another
cracker.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
Rambling Reporter
lCOntinued from Page /

Continued from. Page u
,heriff'S office log:
Charlie Farrell wants nine Wo-
men held in 1882 sedan with wy
oming license plate
Charlie does it HAVE to be d
Wyoming caro-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
CEDILLO KILLED

MEXICO CITY. Jan. y. up
An official announcement today
said that Gen Saturnino Cedillo
had been Killed
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
Valley Young People May Enrollin
Federal Trade School Conducfedb by
National Youth Administration

Imperial Valley girls and boys between the ages OF 10
and % years have opportunity to attend trade school
at Hermosa Beach by the National Youth Administrations
Successful applicants will be given work experience
in resident center determine what aptitudes they
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
140xford Group Members Dueinl.V.
Saturday to Conduct FOur-Day List
Of Meetings in Valley Communities

Fourteen members of the Oxford group will arrive IN
Imperial Valley Saturday for a four-day schedule
meetings planned acquaint valley residents with the
movement which rapidly swept through the world IN
The will establish headquarters at the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20. 1901.
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon iscue now succeeded
by The Post Press Sunday es-
tablished 1880 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company. G25
State street. FL Centre. Calf.
Entered at El Centro. California
post office as second class mat
ter.
Paul Jenkins. publisher: A. c.
Johnston. vice-president and
general manager; T. A. Fitz-
hugh. secretary and managing
editor. West Holiday Co. Inc.
National Advertising Represent
atiVes.
Member California Newspaper
Publishers Association.
Subscription rates: &c per copy.
In conjunction with the POST
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WEATHER

Data compiled by observers fer
the official United states Weather
HureHu station at FL tentrO)
Maximum Wednesday .......-........4.. Ga
Minimum Thursday .....-......... 81
Reading at Noon Thursday
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. Ga
Humidity ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS az
Reading at ) am. Thursday
Temperature ..........-....................... A
Humidity ..................-..-... -.............. II
Reading at 5 pm. Wednesday
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. &C
Humidity ..................................... SO
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-12

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-11

A splendid size for the dinette Or
summer cottoee, for the top when
open measures 4lx33 inches and
when closed 2lx33 inches. Note
the carefully turned legs and bev-
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and very cosy TO paint.
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FOLLOWING THROUGH
Bv AGUILAH
se6SSSoS6exsAe6s1ssseseb

Further information on the or
ganizing of diafnondball league
among teams Of the WPA prof
ects and chaffeurs Of the city is
lacking.
Al team of the WPA is anxious
to play club composed of For
Hire Men.
Only several ex-players are
among the WPA workers: r. Ma
chin, A. Machin, G. Garcia. Joe
Pierce and F. Whitman.
/. Thompson, "Old Man" Rob
erts, E. Curry, r. Alvarez, b
Garcia and p. Aguilar are anna
teurs. Leo Haskins is manager
of the WPA outfit, and Joe Pin
der the coach. G. Weech, F.
Saunders and Dow Thompson are
subs.
VERNE Griffin will be bat boy
and Rudy Sands, scorekeeper.
It is hoped that the game with
the chauffeurs or some other ten
can be arranged, as the WPA
outfit is ready and willing to
play.
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LOUlS-CALENTO
FIGHT TONIGHT
YANKEE STADIUM WILL wIT.
NESS SCHEDULED FIFTEEN
ROUND TITLE BATTLE

NEW WORK. Itna % Vanlrao
c.l,.. -, -
osau,ani WIN pe 'iie scene u z
scneouied Iiiteen-rounu neavy-
weight championship bout to-
night when Joe Louis, present
king stapf.a,tik his 4;tles against
49,, $500 Il
State Athletic Commission OF
New York issued q statement
against using any rough house
TACTICS in the ring. and further
s,..a..;.a ~. 49, ar,,la loo,,
..-,,
Covers eVsiy'ilins
Hints from both Joe Louis ana
Two-Ton Galento's camps gave
promise that the fight viii be a
rough and tumble affair.
Most experts expect the Brown
Bomber to finish his roly-poly
opponent in five rounds or less.
Odds in favor of Louis have
been slowly dropping and some
claim that when time Of the bout
arrives they viii be down to 8 to
2 to |.
a - - - Z
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AMERICAN LEGION
COMPLETES PLANS
FOR JUNIOR TEAM
GONZALEZ cABANA TEAM
TO PLAY PICKED OUTFIT
iii FIRST CANE ToMoR-
now AFTERNOON

Formation of the first team
and arrangements for the first
game in the American Legion
Junior Baseball League of Ar
thur Sawyer Post No. % of Key
West were announced today by
Victor A. Hartmann, secretary of
the league.
The first game will be between
the. Pedro Gonzalez Cabana
team of the American Legion
and a picked club of boys at
Trumbo Field, beginning at 2
p. m, Thursday. At the same
time and for the same price of
admission, all of which goes to
the Legion baseball organization,
the Blue Sox and Key West
Conchs will stage a contest.
The American Legion has Sc
lected commission, from Arthur
Sawyer post to handle the junior
baseball competitions. Heading
the commission is Lain Dobbs,
president, with George Watkins,
vice president; Hartmann, secre-
tary, and Fred Nickerson, treas
urer.
Manager of games away from
Key West will be President
Dobbs, with Angel Menendez,
local team manager, and William
Gates, head coach.
Members of Pedro Gonzalez
Cabana team are Evelio Vargas,
John Menendez, William NJ.
Thompson, G. Lastres, Aurelio
Lastres, captain, Ralph Arnold.
John Ogden, Jose Blanco, Ar
mando Canalejo, Ernden Alonzo,
Hector Pita, Malcolm Archer,
Milton HODerLS, James ATltaS anu
Kenneth Cordova.
All these members Of the team
are under II years of age, re-
quiremnt under American Le-
gion rules. Each boy has submit
ted a certificate of entry to par
ticipate in the competitions. All
other boys under II years are
eligible to enter other teams that
will be formed Each must SUBJ
NIT certificate of birth in COM
pliance with national rules. In
formation will be provided at Lee
gion home, Whitehead and Unit
ed streets.
Hartmann stated today that the
winner Of the Junior League
competitions here would be en-
tered in the state finals this fall.
There is chance that a Key
West team might get into the ma
tional playoffs.
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BASEBALL TWIN
BILL TOMORROW
RECEIPTS TO HELP SEND
JUNIOR TEAM 70 STATE
TOURNAMENT IN MIAMI
By PEDRO AcUILAR

Tomorrow afternoon at Trum-
DO Field, doubleheader of base
ball will be played for the bene-
fit of the American Legion junior
baseball club, which is contem-
plating competing in the state
tournament to be held nexi
month in Miami.
In the first game, the Ameri-
can Legion junior club will cross
bats with an All-Star outfit pick
ed from players in the junior
league.
William Gates, who has been
coaching the junior aggregation
claims the team could take or
any club of the state, and fans
know that Gates is up" on his
baseball.
Nightcap will be regular
Monroe County Summer Baseball
League game between Blue SoS
and Key West Conchs. This con-
test was postponed when the
Venice nine played here two Sun
days ago.
Sox are out to avenge theil
1870 defeat at the hands of the
Conchs last Sunday, and the Key
West outfit is determined to keer
up it scoreless record.
Receipts of the games will &c
toward buying equipment for the
junior team, which is badly
needed at present.
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Wekt conchs' baseball club and
the lad who so greatly contribui-
ed 70 his teams championship
victory in the post title series of
the Monroe County Winter Base
ball League of the 1888 'ss sea
son.
Infielder Acevedo viii be
awarded a baseball trophy dur
ing the Key West nchs-Tampa
All-Star afternoon game sched-
ulcd for independence Day. This
trophy is given for his magnifi-
cent performance during the sea-
son that won the pennant for the
Conchs and then the city cham
pionship. 1t will be a much de-
served gift and remembrance for
one of the most outstanding rec
oris set by any of the present
baseball individuals.
During the post-championship
series the flashy infielder clouted
the ball for an average of .464,
most batted-in honors went
to him as well as most stolen
bases-in all, he was easily the
most outstanding player for that
season and was so voted by 451
cash and carry customers, five
baseball commissioners of the
Monroe County League and four
managers and the writer, who
presented the league with official
records performed by the Conch
infielder.
Trophy will be presented by
Lame Dobbs, Jack Mathews, En-
ridue Esquinaldo, Jr., Ramon
Rivas and Manuel Varela, ST., all
former members of the Monroe
County Baseball Commissioners,
in the presence of ball players
and team managers.
A short speech by Esquinaldo
will follow the presentation.
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FIREMEN FIGHT PESTS

PUEBLO, eoLo.,-Fhe ehore
business. for city fitement, def
nitely is on the upgrade this
year. Summer really hasn't got
good start yet but Pueblo fire.
men already have been called out
several times to exterminate rat
tlesnakes and twice have been
summoned to do something about
bees on the swarm.
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RED SOX BLANK
SENATOR'S AGAIN
WHITE sox ovERpowER
TAIL.END BROWNS.
II TO .
Especial 20 The CItlsen,


NEW YORK, June 28.For the
second time in as many days,
Boston Red Sox shutout Wash
ington Senators.
Aided by heavy hitting off the
bats of Joe Cronin and Lou Fin
ney, Eden Auker went to an
easy 30 victory as he limited the
Mats to six safe blows.
Tail-end st. Louis Browns suf-
fefed another hnmiliating defeat,
this time at the hands of Chicago
White Sox. Securing but four
bingles off the deliveries of the
veteran Ted Lyons. the Brownies
scored only two runs. as the Chi
sox pounded out Is safe hits and
scored II runs.
Lyons hung up his eighth
straight victory. Mike fresh,
White Sox catcher, had perfect
day at bat, four for four, includ-
ing a triple.
Results Of the games:
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ARMANDO ACEVEDO WILL BE
PRESENTED WITH TROPHY ON
JULY 4 AT INTER CITY SERIES
Award Won By COheh shortstop For Contribution
Toward His Teams Championship Victory
and Leadership At Bat and On Field
nY o. .. MfLrAN

Tuesday. July will big for blonde headed youth
strived make for base
city: player there The
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Fl. MYERS-SOX
LINEUPS GIVEN
RETURN GAME WITH vIsI.
TORS SCHEDULED FOR SUN
DAY AT TRUMBo FIELD
BY PEDRO AGUILAR


Lineups Of Blue Sox and Ft.
Myers All-Stars, who will play a
return game at Trumo Field SUM
day, have been made known.
Batting order of the Sox fol-
lows:
Castellano, 1b;
Gabriel, If:
j. Garcia, eff; 4
Molina, IF;
AL. Rodriguez, G;
Fidel Lopez, SIS;
p. Castro, 2b;
Pie Traynor, 3b;
G.. Diaz, p.
Howard Gates and Mario SAM
chez, reserve pitchers. M. Archer
will be used for utility outfield
duty. Frank Caraballo. manager.
All-Stars' lineup will be some
thing like the following:
Turner Robinson, rf;
Pete Wells, 3b;
Williams, IS;
Moger, 2b;
Young, {;
Fox, CT;
Briggs, If;
Maddox. p:
Mitts, Id.
Nash Diaz, manager. Taylor
and Smith, subs.
The game will get underway at
8 o. m. Official umpires will be:
j. Griffin, plate; G. Yradi, bases.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

st. Louis at Chicago Harris
(1-2) VS.. Lee $50.
Boston at Washington Oster-
mueller (3-D VS.. Leonard (6-2).
New York at Philadelphia 1.-TWO
games) Gomez SD and Pear
son (6-D VS.. Nelson (5-2) and Pot
ter (5-D.
Detroit Cleveland, not sched-
uled.
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TOUGH TASK FOR WINDNfILLS

VNIINDMILLS have much more
w dificult time Of It here in Cura-
Gao than they do in their homeland.
Holland. Very little water comes
naturally to Curacao. little Dutch
isle lying just OF the coast of vene.
zuela. There are only q couple OF
springs. and very little rainfall.
Much of the water is brought to the
island in ships and bought by the In
habitants, or is distilled from the
sea. Besides this. Curacao-largely
Of volcanic origin--is rocky and
billy. trimmed round with limestone
cliffs. Yet in spite Of all this the
island is one Of the most spotlessly
clean and attractive places In the
whole Caribbean.
Gardens have been planted and
carefully tended. Buildings have ali
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DODGERS AND
BEES PLAY q
INNINGS TO TIE
HEDs RECOVER AND SHUT
OUT PIRATES: CARDINALS
DEFEATED CUBS: GIANTS
DOWN PILLS
Especial to The CitIxenl

NEW YORK, June 28.-The
third longest game in major
league history was played yes,
terday afternoon between Boston
Bees and Brooklyn Dodgers;
innings to % tie. II was these
same two clubs that set the rec.
ord for overtime playing. Back
in 1920, the Bees and Dodgers
fought 26 frames to a ii tie.
Boston took the lead yesterday
when it scored two runs in the
second innings, but after that nc
more runners crossed home plate
for the Baked Bean city boys
Dodgers recorded lone tally in
the third and then knotted the
count in the eighth. Both teams
sent in four pitchers each. Whit
low Wyatt; rookie Dodger hurl-
ler, fastest the longest. twirling it
innings.
Cincinnati Reds broke losing
streak of four straight games as
they overpowered Pittsburgh Pi-
rates, 6 to 0, behind four-hit bal
| by Paul Derringer, who register
ed his ninth victory of the sea.
son. Also swapping out of 8
slump was Frank Mccormick
Red first sacker, who poled foui
out of four, including a home
run in the fourth frame which
was the first score of the contest
Previously he had hit safely but
three times in % tries at bat. Per
Young, of the BUGS, got three Of
Derringer's four safeties. Two Of
Young's Blows were good for two
baggers.
Behind seventh pitching by
Lon Warneke and 10-hit attack
on d pair of hurlers, ST. Louis
Cardinals defeated Chicago Cubs
in their series opener yesterday
Sfternoon, 5 to 2. Both teams re-
/. corded a pair of circuit clouts
Hack and Gleeson hit home runs
for the Bi1iirs, and Owen and
Slaughter for the Redbirds. A
four-run fourth inning clinched
the game FOR the Cards.
Four baggefs contributed to the
New York Giants overwhelming
1875 victory over philadelphia
Phillies. Mel OFT. Jimmy Ripple
and Zeke Bonura hit the round-
trippers. Giants were outhit, Il
10. However. Hal Schumacher
went the distance for New York
Results OF the games:
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been designed along Dutch lines
some with steep.roofed gables, mar
row fronts, ana red tiled roots; 9TH
ers with columns, porches and Dutch
domes. And the colors which nature
has withheld In the form Of trees and
vegetation, man has supplied By.
painting buildings in bright blues.
yellows, and reds-so that they look
like confetti scattered along the wa.
terfrUnt.
Furthermore business boons on
the island FOR here much of Venezn.
elias oil Is refined. The Port Of win.
leiiistad Is one OF the most popular
on the globe with more than $500
ships annually docking at her pier
and last year was included In the
itinerary Of the regular weekly is.
Day Caribbean cruises from New
York
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ssssessS..ss..ssssSssss
MAJOR LEAGUES
GAMES TO-DAY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

CxA1A04NxAxa GAszAGO6
Chicago at st. Louis Dean
(4-0) VS.. Weiland (5-5) or Cooper
OBJ
Brooklyn at BOSTON, amlin
(6-Oe vs.. Erickson u-4) or Mac
Fayden (4-6).
Philadelphia at New York
Mulcahy (4-8) VS.. Lohrman (5-3)
or Melton (4-6).
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Night
Tobin t6-7) VS.. Wander Nicer
t4-5).