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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-20
Foreclosures

The following foreclosure claims
are on the short calendar docket Of
cases to be considered by Judge
John A. Cornell on Friday.
Waterbury Savings Bank against
J. Arbes; Waterbury Savings
Bank against the Citizens and
Manufacturers National Bank
(executors):
Edwin T. Cruttenden against
leila Rogers:
hole against Anna Gould and
others:
Prudential Insurance Company
against Mary DAILY ana others.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-20
Spotlighting
Brass City News
Recovering

The condition Of Rosemary
Quinn, 10, OF 1870 Baldwin street,
a Crosby Freshman who was
struck by an automobile as she
crossed Baldwin street yesterday
morning, was described as good"
at st. Mary's Hospital today.
She was taken to the hospital
by Charles Lewis, Of $50 South
street, driver of the car which
struck her when she darted across
the street. Lewis was not held.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-20

The Title Insurance and Mortgage
Co. OF Stamford brought action IN
the superior court today against
Daniel @. Ryan and Edwin y.
Harper OF Great Neck, Long
Island. to foreciose q mortgage in
volying property on Edgehill ave.
nue., A note for $4,000 Is listed In
the complaint,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-20
Smoking in Bed

Smoking in bed was the cause
Of a small fire in the apartment Of
Gilbert Plank, 4l2 North Main
street, shortly before noon today.
According to fire officials, Plank
had been smoking in bed and had
left the room for q few moments.
He smelled smoke, and discovered
the bed clothes burning.
Three companies Of apparatus
responded to an alarm at 1l:54.
Damage was slight, and confined
to the bed clothes.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-20

The following marriage intsn.
tlens have been filed 81 Us once
Of Town Clerk Mary q. kiimsFtini
Vincent CipFiane, 4 Granite
street. and Angeiine NJ. BeDsis.
sHto. 100 sylvan avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-20
MAYOR APPOINTS
CAMBICUE, PUzZO

Mayer Patrick PeFrielle this n
teFneen announced che appoint.
fBeHt % william Cambigne and
Salvatore Puzze as new members
81 the LEGAL board Of fire com
mIsxioneFs.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-20
BY ELMER G. WALLER
UNITED Press Financial Editor

New York, Sept. 2O--tUP)-Un-
certainty over congressional action
on the neutrality law brought re-
action into the stock market today
after prices had driven forward l
to more than 3 points. An early
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-20

It has been estimated that not
more than 2 per cent OF the $780,
600 lepers in the world are in
leprosariums.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-20

More than 90 trillion ultra-yif-
ueses, natures smallest LIVING things
and deadly enemies OF mankind
can be crowded into 0 square inch.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19
Garner
To Pilot
Griidders

NEW YORK-(ANP)-Football
is in the air. Ralph Garner, Tor
several years assistant coach ana
captain of the New York Black
Hawks, has issued a call for the
first group interested in football TO
assemble Saturday night at the
Harlem Branch YMCA where the
plans for the coming season Will
be discussed.
60 Invited TO attend from last
years squad are Guy Fultz, END
from New York u; Lamar Hlbler,
end from Bishop college; Richard
Johnson, tackle from Oklahoma;
Ray Caldwell, tackle from st. Paul,
va; Marcus Grant, halfback;
Biff Jones, former captain at
George Washington, half back;
Wallace Hooker, half back from
Hampton; Edward Vaughan, guard,
from Morehouse; Frank Mason,
guard from Florida A. and M;
william Fields, half back from MI.
Vernon: James Carmichael, lines
man from Alabama: and several
others.
Assisting Garner in the running
of the team this year will be the
old standboys, Sodie White, the
Au-American center from ITALIA
dega and Allan Wharton, an assist
ant coach at Hamilton high in
Brooklyn.
Other interested players are IN
vited to contact Mr.. Garner at the
Harlem YMCA for further infor-
nation and attend the meeting 10
see and know the other fellows.
An early date has been set Tor
practices and the Black Hawks ere
looking forward to another ban
ner season. Several new recruits
will he added to the squad and a
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19
Fred Douglass
Memorial ASS
Reorganizes

WASHINGTON, D. ca N p
The Frederick Douglass Memoir
ial and Historical Association au-
thorized by Act of Congress on
June 6, 1900: "To preserve to
posterity the memory of the life
and character of the late Frederick
Douglass has been reorganized.
At a recent meeting, held at the
Memorial Home in Anacostia Obs
trict of Columbia) the right re-
manning members of the trustee
board effected the reorganization
made necessary by the death of
Mrs. Nettie l.. Napier. who was
president of the board since the
death of Mary B. Talbert.
The following officers We're
elected: Mrs. Sallie w. Stewart,
Evansville, Ind, who had served
the board as secretary since 1919
was made president; Mrs. S. Joe
Brown, Des Moines, Iowa. secre-
tary: and Mrs. Addie w. Dicker-
son, Philadelphia, custodian of
funds.
The other trustees are: Miss
Mamie H. Burroughs, Washing
ton, D. c., chairman of buildings
and grounds; Mrs. Mary Mcleod
Hethune
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19

five backer-ups in the game once
he has been delivered past the
scrimmage line.
Several coaches are interested IN
the 1876 pound triple-threat from
Florida and by now he must have
bridge hand of offers and con-
Gucements to attend certain schools.
HARDLY ANY CHANGE
STAG teams will take up where
they left off last November. There
seems to be no hint of a major
change in any of the teams. Nor
ris Brown will be just about as
good- "a shade weaker on defense
but much better extensively. Florida
faces the year with not merely i4ope
bllt confidence and it may be this
ole factor that will prove her I'M
ding as the rest of the teams start
gun lg for her. "a
;IeMoyne will be much better this
time it scholarship has not taken
some of Jack Adkins boys away.
This team was born last Turkey
Day at Pine Bluff where it gave
Arkansas State the most painful
licking of the year for the orange
ana black Lions. Arkansas rates the
MasicianS above Texas College,
Langston, Prairie View and Wiley
among the powerhouse aggregations
OF the great southwest.
Alabama is considered sure bet
for improvement and may have
been born on the same day. The
Hornets set a new record for TtlS-
kegee humiliation last Turkey Day,
go. 1t seems as though Rufus
Lewis was set to go again. More
house and Lane has rebuilding as
signments at key posts which, If
they handle well, will bring them
right up to the front with the
a1istocrats of the loop. Clark,
Knoxville, S. c.. State, Talladega.
Fisk; Benedict, Tuskegee and
Xavier are the rest of it and only
victories in this bunch. Ted Wright
Xavier seems a threat for bigtinle
may get his team clicking this
time with a more sensible schedule.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19
Harlem 100 Per Cent
Behind "BuzzsaW"

thing can happen in a ring bat
tie"
Questioning Harry, Armstrong;
brother, brought forth the follow
ing information: Henry Is in bet
ter shape to start training at tins
time than he has been for many
moons. He now weighs 40 pounds
at the start of mis- training period,
and he can train Off the excess
weight five pounds without weak
ening himself. In his other battles
he had been nearer the weight
limit and had to be extremely care
full not to lose too much weight
while training.
He has no unhealed injuries,
even the broken bones in his hands
have knotted properly. He has just
returned from Hot Springs, where
ne kept in proper physical shape.
Their only worry is to see that
Henry has enough bandageS on his
hands to prevent them from being
injured during the course OF the
battle.
AS to the outcome, he would
venture no precise opinion, but
stated his brother would go i'll
there to win and they had planned
to make it quick. In his own WORDS:
1--WE are placed about In the posi-
ton that Joe Louis was in his return
bout with Schmeling. We have an
axe to grind with Ambers, and we
mean to settle it as quickly al
possible"
Henry himself modestly refrain"
ed from saying much ABOUT the
battle except he was out to WIN:
He would go in battling and would
come out battling, and he expect.
ed the battle to be a short ana
sweet one. Said he of the Wnlri.
wind arms and fists: "Ambers IS
plenty tough and 1 know l nave
real battle on my hands. All can
do is prepare for it as best cam
and then the best man Will WIN.
I naturally want to be tnat peSc
man. I believe 1 can whip MN, ana
shall try for an early Knockout
Eddie Mead stated in many
words that we can whip that Am"
hers and We are going to do 1t IN
q few rounds. We would have done
it in the last fight if our hands
lad not gone bad on U.s."
That the Armstrong camp is
going to insist on extra bandages
for the champ is evident. The
smaller bones in Hanks hands
break easily, and with a tough
headed italian like Ambers, he is
;ikelv to break bone early in the
game without the proper banoage
protection.
Harlem's money is going down
on Hank and there Is plenty OF
money being bet. for the Italians
in New York believe in AmberS
since that memorable battle in the
Garden. They forget that Henry
was blinded by blood early in the
fight. But their money is now
speaking for them, and Harlem is
answering. If Henry loses, there
will be many broke sports IN the
Negro Capitol of the World"
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19
Xavier Star Wins Singles, Pairs
With Cohen To Take Doubles
Photo by Griffith Davis

Saitch seeded No. had 2 match
es yet to play before his name
reached the quarterfinals Of seven
ty-seventh mems singles entry of
The New York Open Tournament.
DR.. Reginald Weir, New York,
seeded No. 2 defeated DR.. G. O..
Hilton after losing the first set 40
and taking two sets 6-2; 6-3.
Robert Ashford. one of the re-
naming South Carolinians In the
tournament took on two matches
today after drawing bye and pc
pg seeded No. /. He defeated 1lrst
Quentin Vaughn, Jr., 6 to 2; 8 to s,
end later defeated Elwood Smith,
Xavier University, New Orleans, In
= mop and tuck battle 6 to 2; liz.
Edward Edwards, also Columbia,
defeated Hilton Davis, Brooklyn,
S to 1; 6 to 4. The girls singles ad-
vanced to the finals when two hard
fought matches were played. Will
helmina Wagner defeated Ruth
Coles and Vivian Murphy defend
Ing champion, over-came Gloria
Downing IL to 9; 6 to 2. Two mems
sjrgles matches were wednesday
highlights. Jimmie Mcdaniel, Xa-
yier University, drove his Way fur
Their towards the championship by
defeating VIM. E. jackson. Buffalo
6 to l: to 4, while Gerald Nor
man. Jr., seeded No. was pushed
hard by DR.. John L. McGrift, ST.,
6 to 1; to 6; s to 3.
Flashing mems doubles matches
closed Wednesday play.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19

The Sox had trailed the Mon
archs from the second inning
when the Monarchs were able to
push over one run that looked
bigger and bigger as the game
went on, with Kranson working
with uncanny control and a tan
TALKING curve ball that kept the
heavy hitters of the Sox team
baffled. Up to the ninth inning
Kranson had allowed only three
hits, one of them of the scratch
variety.
However, the Sox opened the
ninth with bang. Rodgers led off
with a screeching double to right
center, faster man would have
made third. L. Brown attempted
to sacrifice went for a hit when
Kranson threw late to third to
get Howard who was running for
Rodgers. In came Smith for the
,Monarchs. "Jelly" Taylor sent a
long fly to left field and Howard
scored after the catch, with the
tying run. Bankhead doubled
down the left field line, a more
i4aeet-footed runner might have
Scored but L. Brown stopped at
third. Longley batting for T.
Brown famed and Davis Went out
second to first.
r The Monarchs won the game in
eleventh when Longley misjudged
Milton's ay and it went for
double. Allen sacrificed; Stcarns
was supposedly passed. W. Brown
got his fourth hit of the day and
his third double to left field scor-
ing Milton. Strong was purposedly
passed. Green hit long fly to
center field scoring Stearns. The
.Sox failed to score in their half of
1.-The inning and only one man got
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19
Vivian Murphy
Wins Girls Gem
In New York

NEW YORK - Eighteen-year
old Vivian Murphy, whose am
bition is to become a nurse,
easily took the girls single
championship at the New York
Open at Cosmopolitan Club
Courts, Friday.
She vanquished Wilhemina
Wagner of Brooklyn, GO, 6-3.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Murphy of Buffalo, she
plays baseball, basketball, tennis
and skates. She may enter the
nationals.
The junior boys new cham
pion is 17-year-old Robert Ash
ford, senior at Booker T. Wash
ton High School at Orangeburg,
S. C. His career is hot music.
"I am studying the trumpet"
he said. "And hope to get in one
of the big orchestras later"
He vanquished tall Donald Ell
lis of Brooklyn, 6-2, 8-6.
Mrs. Frances Citizens and Miss
Myrtle Beavers of New York,
snatched the women's doubles
crown from Ora Washington and
Anita Cant. Miss Cant was much
off her game as she has not
been playing a lot lately.
Mrs. Citizens and John Wood
of Baltimore, looked the mixed
doubles by defeating Miss Odes-
sa Barrows and Howard Brown
of Boston, Ga. 6-3.
IL. E. Spooner, chief umpire
and busiest official on the courts
throughout the week, took time
off Friday to win the veterans
singles by defeating E. McKet-
ney of New York, 8-6, 6-2.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19
THE GIFTED SORT

POMPTON LAKES, N. ia
MP - Despite all the hullabaloo
over the loss of one or more titles
if Hurricane Hank should lose to
Puzzsaw Lou Ambers in Their
lightweight title bout at Yankee
Stadium August %, the training
camp of the champ is as calm and
serene as a first class nunnery.
Judging from the way Eddie
Mead, manager for Armstrong
held out for return clause in the
contract, one would gain the I'M
preston that he believed his boy
was going to lose the coming scrap
But nothing is farther from his
mind. although as he stated, any
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19

on base, single by Longley.
The scheduled Bathing Beauty
Contest consumed about an hour S
time after the first game and the
second game was called off due
to threatening weather. One OF
the largest Sunday crowds in rbe
history of the park was on hand
to see the game and witness the
beauty contest. Miss Francis
Scott, representing Bob's Steak
Shop, was winner of the first prize.
There We're four other cash prize
winners a total of $3.50 being
given away in prize money.
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Kansas City 600 100 600 OF
Memphis 600 600 O01 90
Batteries - Davis and Brown;
Kranston, III. Smith and Green.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19


In his first game as an Ameri-
can Giant the famous star lived
up to Taylor's ballyhoo by slapping
out a home run, pair of doubles,
a single and a walk in five ap-
pearanceS.
The homer was one of the dra-
matte hits of this season With the
Bears out front in the first half
Of the ninth, to 2. Reeves drove
in every Chicago run and IN this
instance, with two runners on,
blasted % pitch over the center
field fence to cinch the game. The
Bears added tally in their half
of the ninth on Turner's triple be-
hind a walk to "Fflly" Holmes but
Reeves clout had settled the is
sue and Chicago won. 6 to 3.
FAVORITE WITH FANS
Chicaecans remember Reeves
for his tenth inning pinch homer
with the bases populated here
last season when Jimmy" Kemp
was hustling the Atlanta team to
its first pennant.
Reeves has QUILTED Chicago
with the needed punch to push to-
ward the league leadership in this
half. He seems to enjoy his new
connection and is fast becoming a
darling with the fans, a dlstinc-
ton he is supposed to have en-
joyed as a Black Cracker in other
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19

home run with two on in the 9Th.
The Grays had their big inning
in the fourth, scoring four runs.
Brown was the winning pitcher,
gave up IL hits. Stanley went
six innings for the Yankees and
struck out six, gave seven hits,
seven runs. McDuffie relieved
him and gave up six hits. The
Yanks made three errors
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19
Robert Ashford, Columbia, S. c. Boy
Captures Junior Title; Flora Lomax
Wins Coveted Women's Singles Gem

crushing defeat to Dr. Reginald
Weir in straight sets to 3; 6 to o.;
s to /.
In the mems doubles finals jim
mie McDaniels with his partner
Richard Cohen, Xavier Univer-
sity team, swept the New Workers
Chas. F. Jones and Eyre Saitch
from the courts in straight sets,
6 to 2; to 4; 6 to 1.
Miss Flora Lomax, Detroit, start
ed the finals of the 23rd Annual
New York State Open Champion
ship by defeating Mrs. Frances
Citizens in straight sets to 2; Z to
5.
The women doubles finals was
easy for the New York team, Miss
Myrtle Beavers and Mrs. Frances
Citizens, against Miss Ora Wash
ington, Philadelphia, and Miss Ami
ia Cant, Washington, D. c., 6 to 0;
6 to !.
Miss Frances Citizens, New York
City and John Woods, Baltimore
defeated Miss Odessa BarroWs and
Howard Brown, of Boston, Mass,
6 to 4; 6 to 3; for the mixed dou-
bles crown.
Trophies we're awarded at the
close ct days play by the Hon.
Hubert Bruce, 21st Assembly Dis
trict, Manhattan, who was intro
duced by DR.. Oma H. Price, presl-
dent of the New York Tennis As
ISOLATION Several national figures
in the American Tennis Association
were presented by DR.. Price after
the presentation of the trophies.
Among them were Mr.. B. L. Baker,
Executive Secretary American
Tennis Association, Mr.. Arthur
Francis, publicity director New
York Tennis Association and Mrs.
Elise Corick, Referee, New York
open championships.
Trophies were presented to the
following: Jimmie Mcdaniel, xa-
vier University, mems singles; DR..
Reginald Weir, runners up, Miss
Flora Lomax, Detroit, womenS SIN
giles, Mrs. Franses Citizens, run
ners up, j. Mcdaniel and Richard
Cohen, Xavier University, New
Orleans, mems doubles. E. Saltch
end Chas. F. Jones, New York
runners up, Mrs. Frances Citizens
and Miss Myrtle Beavers, New
York, womens doubles, Miss Ora
Washington, Philadelphia, and
Miss A. Cant, Washington, D. c.,
runners up, Mrs. Frances Citizens,
New York and Mr.. j. Woods, Bal
tilnore, mixed doubles; Miss Odes-
sd Barrows, Boston and Mr.. H.
Brown, Boston, runners up; Mr.. L..
Z. Spooner, New York, Veteran
singles; Mr. E. McKetney, New
York, runners up; Mr.. Robert Ash
lord, Columbia, S. c., junior sin
giles; Mr.. Donald Ellis, Brooklyn,
runner up; Miss Vivian Murphy,
Buffalo, girls singles, and Miss
Wilhelmina Maymer, Brooklyn,
runner up.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19

Hughes was the Giants star
batsman with four hits in six
times up, two singles, a double,
and triple. Haskins of the Giants,
scored three times, hitting a tri-
pie. The Cubans made six errors
and the Giants made two
The Homestead Grays defeat
ed the Black Yankees in their
second game, Buck Leonard hit a
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19

Satisfies
Ring Experts

POMPTON LAKES, N. J.-(SNS)
Henry Armstrong, champion of
the lightweight and welterweight
boxing divisions, convinced boxing
experts Sunday that he was nearing
the peak of condition for this light
weight title defense against Lou
Ambers at Yankee stadium week
from Tuesday. Armstrong boxed
four rounds. He will continue box
ing Tuesday afternoon.
Manager Eddie Mead said he was
satisfied with Armstrong; condi-
ton.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19
NEED AIRCRAFT INSPECTORS

WASHINGTON, D. CLAMP
Examinations posted this week by
the u. S. Civil Service Commission,
includes the following: Senior In
spector, $4,000 a year; Inspector,
$4,000 a year and Junior Inspector,
Aircraft, $1,620, Navy Department,
application deadline dates, August
14-17.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19

number of hold-overs from last
wear are expected to be back IN
time for the opening games. In
addition, to the players, several
important football personages are
expected to line up with the
Hawks at an early date which Will
give this, the Oldest pro team III
the eastern section, a more forinid-
able lineup than they have had
in years.
Garner, besides being & top
flight player, has proved his ability
in handling men and will be a
very capable coach, together with
his assistants, White and War
ton, are expecting to be invaluable
in turning out a top notch team
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19
Donald Reeves Stars

CHICAGO, (SNS)--Manager Candy jim Tay-
lors heart must jumped with joy at Ceveand during
the first game of the American Glants-CeVelano BEARS st.
res there. =, Doa h;,x -,
For long time he has wanted Donald reeves pig eH-
Atlanta Black Cracker Bomber and former AlAerlcan IN
football and basketball at Clark University He made old
for the big sugger in 1888 but got no where Inc asme
berment Of the Black Cracker club in June MADE posi-
Reeves free agent and Taylor sra00eo
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19

NEW YORK, N Y.-Jimmie NC
Daniel. California and Xavier Uni
yersity. New Orleans representative,
won the New York open singles
championship administering a
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19
Homestead Grays Take
Black Yankee Team

YANKEE STADIUM, New York -(SNS)- The Bal
timore Elite Giants defeated the Cuban AlStars Ill in
the first game of fourteam doube-header at Yankee
Stadium Sunday.
Buffer Hubert winning pitcher gave up six hits, and
struck out three The Cubans used three pitchers Ruez
Doo4o
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19

years.
Tav1or thinks he can build
Reeves into superstar. The big
fellow has a marvellous arm, is
fast afoot and has a great fail
for competition. He has all tbs
original equipment needed and
Taylor is pleased no end at hav-
ing him at long last.
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19
Bob Pastor Is Set

great fighter just of those types that get
wit and and smart dlrecon from
the head of shrewd James J. Johnston.
He does expect this time He expects to let Joe
Louis famous nothing Louis fn his opponents into
lead punch but Pastor plans not to De
tented into lead
general certain group OF WHITE e1
Louis becomes puzzled wnen nngs are
refrain from being pulled INTO eao 'e
ratified confused into Leading h1sel
Pastor slick and if he get Joe off the track "tn o
usual methods they Bomber be made to look very
bad and very silly.
fight will of the OF Pastor
will be high and if he good bye in hurry Mr.
Pastor Tricks wont be import with Joe really in high and I'm
Pastor to be that September 20
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19
So I'm Not Worrying

I've given up you have it. I'm taking Joes word and
taking don't its Pastor, Nova anyone ese
I'm not worrying.
my when Joe the floor in the Ga
what did to that fat in the ensuing seconds
of that fight still fingers.
concluded when Joe Louis into high no man can
That includes fighter that ever vd too
Toe obts at three speeds low as fight; med
three of the Gaento fight and the Bar
fight and gh Schmeng fight the John Henry
Roper and the final round OF the Galento
fight go
goes high its booey In this mood ne hits
of to Krupp subgun once ne mas gone ho
high hit him back single time Wnen mes
in biph he dishes all the other takes it,
The Phoenix index. (Phoenix, Ariz.) 193?-19??, 1939-08-19

Hilton Smith HaIts
S0x In Late Innings
BY SAM r. BROWN

! MEMPHIS, Tenn-(sNS)-
g. In pitchers duel between "Prety Boy Kranson for
the Kansas City Monarchs and Roosevelt Davis for the
Red Sox the Memphis baseball fans witnessed one OF tne
son outptched his opponent although he not in the
game when ended having given to Hilton Smith in
the ninth inning with man third and on first and
none out.