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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

ing the months from May to the end
of the year this Anselmo crew
worked 5,51S shifts without
single last-time accident.
Out of the $50 crews with no lost
time accidents during the last three
months of 1899 ten are given the
top rating because of the larger
number of shifts worked. Those
who led the safety list are: George
Sowden, Anselmo; G. H. Johnson,
Belmont, r. G. Guest, Belmont;
Walter Clarke, st. Lawrence, ]. G.
Downey, Orphan Girl; Thomas
Brunnick, ST. Lawrence; G. B. Nc
Donald, Mt. Con; r. M. Jones, Bel
mont; R. E. McElroy, Belmont;
James Blakely, Belmont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27
Virginia City Mines
Shipping Heavily

VIRGINIA. CITY-Among the
shippers near here is the w. ].
Franklin lease at the Mapleton
mine. The Bartlett mine operated
by w. r. Galloway is also shipping
rock as is the Ell Fleda mine. Some
shipments are made from the Eas-
ton Pacific by Black and Maley.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

not to change the name Of the
company to simpler title and
whether or not to make the firms
stock assessable.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

Talked California day Discounng
for the usual xaggeaon
dressing obsolete and expensive
After thinking
could possibly put marginal claims popayng
the
This Montana country hasn't been scrached
enterprise
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

Not to cricee the Ne70 Deal in general bit to men
ton pertinent fact about many Of their leaders their pro-
gram to be based the legend that anyone
accord 7oi their 9aezvs is person 7do is dangerous
traitor to his country and should be bvged a la Hitler
and Stain 1t least the dictators admit it, the Ne7O
Dealers merely smile bengnly and let loose 7ciH stab
IN the back as you turn to 60
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

The funny part of while
ucted advisors mnomed preuded
listens them
of administration that secretly
of this,
beef continually.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

In the mail: letter from Chicago financial reporter on the
of pddlng in
attention Wash
Apparently
is in order
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

Heard the old Castle Rock story again the other day lady
The bull hr
well when the time to kill and dress
yellow miner
gested an assay proved be 100000
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

criticism o Too ba
politicians their i'll feeling
job
ceptionaIly well in the face of great adversely.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

The copper magnates finally I
crack about excessive wartime profit
Copper Mining Company president
proceedings of the TNEC proving
mendously lower in proportion than
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

We take time bid adeau to the late Professor
the he had earned highest repe
his Metaurgy Of Iron and Steel truly
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

Talking about cheese. your old hmbwger loaer got
slap in the face the other day 70hcn he heard that
ne0 manufacturer qas wondering 7Ohether to put the
milk in the clubhouse or the clubhouse dregS in the milk
h0uSe.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

Comrade stains Of the u s. s. r. resulting
slaughter thousands Firms is apt to cripple mining d
shortage of capable shaft sinEers
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27
Swansea Installing
Diesel Compressor

HELENA-The Swansea Mines
Co., operating near here is install
ling a Diesel driven air compressor
to speed up operations according to
C. L. Hewitt, manager.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

long and abandoned
drift growing making bootleg the damp hole in the
of being used storage Din To-
curing Roqueor type being marketed al
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE SUNBUR5T BADGER
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

u " United Verde Extension for years
one Of the greatest the industry gone
smeler sold what
would bring heyday bonanza consigned to the
luz
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

there's mine there's lawsuit phrase WAS WAS R Rg
Rock Mining Co started the ball roll
tried cut them out
bv claim the firm said they body they
found and refu allow them to-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

The important thing all that it that when the Black Rock
pemists claimed that 1t was oh
the start the Butte hill due to lack OF orr
found in the Black
ROCK (Fa and Orphan Girl (Wes) while down several
is continuing active mining at gss-
roots No end is in sight the n-between mines
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27
Here and There....

evenged the Merchants of Death ,
when Cornelius f. Kelley. Anaconda
had official records read into the
that the copper profits were ire
the profits of other commodities.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-01-27

STRUCTURAL STEEL SHAPES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Connolly Answers

|. ta) be troubled; (b) doeth
good like medicine; (c) renew a
right spirit within me.
?. (a) weaver; tb) banker; tc)
school teacher.
3. ta) radium. tb) a stage cos
tune; (c) money for the Red
Cross.
4. ta) Morley; tbl Son; tc)
Grimby.
). Cat THE Woman in White"
Collins; Obl STORY Of a Bad
Boy" Aldrich; Laughing Boy. ="
La Fargo: tc) Portrait of the
Artist as a Young Man. Joyce.
5. ta) Kenya. Belgian Congo,
French Equatorial Africa,
Uganda eProtectorate Italian
Somaliland, Brazil, Columbia,
Ecuador. Borneo. Sumatra.
7. ta) Edgar Allen Poe; ID Robert
Frost; tc) Francis Thompson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
OMNIBUS PROPHECY

Speaking of the many wonderful
gifts during the Finnish war, she
told of one gift of a shipload of
oranges from a Finnish relief
committee IN Greece. The note
accompanying it bore prophetic
note.
FINLAND is the first country
TO have lit the torch to show
smaller countries that II they
are attacked by a big nation
they must fight. II Greece IL
ever attacked. we shall follow
Finland's example,
The note was dated March. 1910
Nine. de Gripenberg served with
the Red Cross in Finland and also
collected provisions England
The current blitzkrieg has leveleo
her two homes in England and her
servants were killed in bombing
attacks. she said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Donovan TO Be Next British Envoy?

WILLIAMS and Nacoco exploded The Gene ToWncS
of Hollywood have rconced The Omen preparing their
the harboer of Lepke The singing started Dist
Attorney ODwyers Brooklyn office That London the
British Purchasing Commission N Y has been arrested by the
Police charged dealing with the
Washington bggies believe FDR Ambassador to
will wild Bill Donovan The might be
pred learn that their radio communications with Berlin from
Mexico the F. b. You expect another
West explosion tverbal the GovuneSs leading
apane maker with the protective against
sabotage and Fed Some of the wit
the first deportation against Harry Bridges will
shock whom their lies catch with them shortly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Quiz Answers

|. They are all styles of furniture.
,. Stephen a. Douglas.
}. Aaron Burr and Alexa @ r
Hamilton. The latter was killed.
|. At Little Big Horn, Sitting Bull
masSacred General Custer and
his entire command.
s. Bob F'itzsimmonS CRuby Bob
versus the Boston Strong Boy.
John l.. Sullivan.
). King Of Haiti. The opera En-
peror Jones" is based on his life.
I. Slow the plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

'"Retreat 10 Pleasure" and Ronald
Graham, the actor. went 10 Elkton.
An elopement case Alyce Nc
Henry, who became a front-page
headliner with her upside down
stomach, and her husband are
threeing . . Rudy Vallee went TO
San Francisco to meet Tanya
Widrin's parents-object matri-
mony. She's a Wampus baby star
D.. The big talk in Moline, Illinois.
is that producer Dwight Wiman'S
Nancy and wealthy John Good,
both of Moline, are secretly be-
trothed.
WILLKIE almost got the prexy
w job at Columbia IT,. but n.
Murray Butler hollered his head
off Lucius Beebe took an
overdose of sleeping pills and had
to have the pump Who gave
Julia Hoyt that black eye? :.
The death of popular Hal Kemp
was throat-choking news TO all of
us who knew and liked him so
very much Anita Colby will
become a bride in about three
months. after a certain New York
er's divorce is arranged in the
South Walter p. Chrysler Jr.,
and Martha Potts fof CALI are
about to become engaged :.
The Mitchell Ayres Georgia Jar
Wis of the Wynn show are
imaging When Mayor La
! Guardia gets that defense post,
which is soon. Commissioner
, Valentine viii quit the Police De-
i partment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Walter Winchell
On By'ONd1UNy
Trade Marx Registered. Copyright. lo.O.
Trade Marx Regisi
Man About Town

NE may Miami in md-Januay to
make places the Presidents
Birthday Dances The Duke they bought $4,000 worth of
nckknaeks at Saks Lincoln Road Father Divine IS trying
Virginia Beach Club another heaven went into
reorganization last Summer and for sale Ken Ovens fight
manager Geraldine Perry married Norfolk
last week Maxine DarrellS groom 1t Robert Baird in
Na prison He captured in Flanders She's back in
Palm Club Harringtons chief consider
Howard Reilly the Fred Stroller of the Associated Press
and Mrs Nancy Roberts viii mddleaisle january IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Finnish Envoy S
Wife Carries
Thanks toU. ).
By JANE COCHRAN


latI News service sian CerrssP"ndsnt
NEW YORK. Dec. 26 Finland.
since the end Of lis war with Rus
STA. has settled 10000 persons in
new homes. built new fishing vii
lagos and launched an extensive
building program IN cities and
towns wrecked by Russian bombs.
The 10000 were staked to live
stock. household furnishings and
money. Nine. Peggy &c Gripen-
berg. wife Of the Finnish minister
10 England said today The coun-
try. she added must also provide
for about half a million Films
who refused 10 stay in territory
transferred 10 Russian domination.
TIE tall. blond woman, in the
United States under the auspices
Of the Finnish Red Cross, plans
to tour the country. thanking
those who contributed 10 her peo-
pie. She VIII show photographs
of garments being worn. OF hos
pital equipment IN use and extend
her country's thanks for the aid
sent during the war and continu-
ing al the present time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

NTYRNA LOYS still wed famed
w tear-jerker who will divorce him Rosemary Lane tells
my will be married. Meaning Priscilla Lane
REYNOLDS brother jim? Florence Sunrom of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
GOLDEN RULE LIVES

"The Americans were so very
kind We want them Ia know how
their money was spent and how
their gifts were used" she said.
"The generous help given my
country makes YOU feel that
after all the golden rule Is still
in existence in some parts of the
world and that the world isn't
really such a bad place"
Finland. she said. began befor'
the war was over TO rebuild but il
still needs help. Thousands anc
thousands face the threat of fam
inc and exposure because of the
lack OF provisions.
Were receiving food through
the Red Cross" she said. THAT
is sent in Finnish ships. You
know, we're not an occupied
country and we can get things
through under the Red Cross
flag"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
DOWN BEES
BY SCORE OF 81
Game Played Under Protest
As Result OF Second-In-
ming Incident

CINCINNATI, June III The
Cincinnati Reds trounced the Bos-
ton Bees 3 to 2 today behind Gene
'Thompson's three-hit pitching, but
the Bees played under protest as
the result of a second inning in
cident.
Frank Nc Cormick singled to
start the second and Ernie Lom-
bardi waited out Bill Posedel to
a three-nothing count. On the
fourth pitch lombard thought UNI
pire Bill Stewart waved him to first.
Ernie started to walk and McCor-
mick sauntered toward second.
Stewart, however, meant the ball
was a strike. Catcher Al Lopez of
the Bees threw to second and Nc
Cormick was tagged. After hud-
ding, the umpires sent Mccormick
back to first and made it 3 and l on
Ernie. Manager Casey Stengel
of the Bees protested-Then Ernie
doubled, scoring Frank.
Lonnie Frey's second homer of
the year, in the fifth with Harry
Craft on base, provided the Clinch-
er. The bees gathered their runs
in the sixth on three walks and
Tony Cuccinello's single. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
William Henry Ezzell Will
Meet Harry Larkins On
Three-Bout Card

A three-ring circus would have
nothing on the wrestling card to
be presented at Legion Fields ex-
hibition building Thursday night,
when the gladiators of the ring
wrangle again for the amusement
of Wilmington fight fans.
In addition to the regular two
bout card, a bout between William
Henry Ezzell, Wilmington's wrest-
ling constable, and Harry Larkins
has been added to the card, at the
request of the amateur gladiators.
William Henry accepted Larkins'
challenge last week and Scotty
Dorkins, promoter, added h e r
contest to the card at their request.
Asked last night if he thought the
bout would be staged Tin view of
others in which William Henry has
been announced as a participant
which never materialized for one
reason or another) Scotty came
through with a laconic, "Yup."
He went on to explain that he
put the amateurs on the card at
their request and only because they
wished to do battle in the ring.
Now, he said, if they fail to wrestle
for any reason at all, Scotty is 60
ing to have a thing or two to say
about it. Consequently he is sure
there will be a battle royal be-
tween the two amateurs when the
gong rings Thursday night.
The regular card in itself is no
SLOUGH, he pointed out. In the main
bout of the evening Bibber Nc
Coy, of Boston, former Holy Cross
athlete, who caught for Detroit in
baseball for two years and who
tips the beam at a mere PAS
pounds, is going to tangle with
Tom Mahoney, of Florida, who has
gained quite a following here. The
bout is to be for the best two out of
three falls with a 80 minute time
limit.
Mahoney's popularity has grown
here with each of his three appear
ances, in two of which he gained
victories over Bashara and Hader.
In the prelim Ellis Bashara, of
Oklahoma, the former All-America
star and Olympic wrestling team
member in 1882, will meet the
Nays former champion, Pat
Newman, who last week fought to
a one-hour draw with Johnny
Mars in a bout which more than
pleased the fans. !
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
YANKEES DEFEAT
ST. LOUIS IS.
Climb Once Again To 500
Mark In The Won And
Lost Columns

NEW YORK, June / R-The
Yankees toyed with the st. Louis
Browns through four innings today,
then exploded a four-run bomb in
the fifth and went on to an 8 to 5
victory to hit the 800 mark in the
won-and-lost standings for the first
time since May 3.
Each club scored III apiece
10 each of the first three innings.
Then George Selkirk's fourth
homer of the year, with two mates
on base, featured the fifth inning
outburst and just about broke up
the ball game.
The Yanks collected an even
dozen hits off Emil Hillbilly) Bid
I'LL and John Kramer. The Brown
les, dropping down into the Amer
lean league cellar through the de-
feat, tagged Spud Chandler and
Johnny Murphy for nine safeties,
one of which was George McQuin-
RS homer. Chandler was the Win
ming tWirler. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
6Hm @Mm 18th Inning Homer Gives Cubs Win Over Dodgers 4
SCORES WILLIAMS
Who HAD SINGLED
Chicago Gets Lone Tally In
Ninth AS Result Of
Three Hits

BOSTON, June 1-(R-Behind the
SEVENTH pitching of young Mickey
Harris, the Boston Red Sox opened
their second home stand Of the
season today by edging out a II
victory over the Chicago White
Sox on the strength of a screaming
fourth inning home run by jimmy
FoXX.
The smuggling first baseman poled
Jack Knots first pitch into the
deep left ~centerfield screen, bring
ing home outfileder Ted Williams
who had singled ahead of him.
The blow was Foxx' 18th homer OF
the season and boosted his runs
batted-in total to Al.
Three of the seven hits Clipped
off Harris. as he went the route
ia win his third game of the year
against one defeat, came IN the
ninth when Chicago did its only
scoring.
Mike Kreevich singled to left,
went TO second when Taft Wright
went down on an infield out, adj
vanced to third one Luke Appllng's
single to right and crossed the
plate when Larry Rosenthal rapp-
ed another single in the same area.
Ted Williams accounted for the
second Chicago out with a Sensat-
ional running catch of Eric Nc
Nair's line drive while racing to-
ward the left field foul line.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
ROSS HURLS 7V0
HIT GAME TO WIN
Holds Athletics To A Hon..
And One Single For g.
Victory

PHI ADELPH1A. June !
Pitching one of the best gsnos
his career, Lee Buck Ross ' rt,S os
ed only two hits TODAY in w., ;.s1a'
the Philadelphia athletics 10 .
dians. '''o H.
Hall Trosky, Coevelsnd,s ~,
hitting first sacker, clouted h;s a a9.S
homer of the season in the ll'1
inning for Cleveland's oniy rim rN on
only hit until the ninth when e p,a
Weatherly singled. f0y
Four other Cleveland nl,v,..
reached first, two on walks snS
two on errors by Benny Nice.
After Clarence Campbell was s.t.
on McCoy's tumble in the tbirs
Ross retired Is men in Successes
before Rollie Hemsley walked with
one out in the eighth.
The AS scored twice in the 6r,,
off Johnny Allen on three wall,
an error, and Sam Chapman,
single. McCoy's double and Wa1lv
Moses single accounted for an.
other in the second. In the fifth
with Joe Dobson pitching, the A,
got two more on d walk and singI.,
by Dick Siebert, AL Rubbing and
and Bill Lillard.
Chapman's homer in the severt,
was the AS last tally,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
William Murray Named
Delaware u. Coach

NEWARK, DEL, June 1-tR-
Appointment of William Murray,
Duke university graduate of 1881,
as director of athletics and head
football coach at the university of
Delaware was approved today by
the U%niversity's board of trustees.
Murray will begin his duties next
fall.
The trustees also announced that
Steve Grenda, head football coach
for the past two years, had been
granted a years leave of absence
at full salary. Grenda came to
Delaware from Blue Ridge College.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
9Th INNING RALLY
KNOTS COUNT 3-3
Brooklyn Now Three Full
Games Behind Loop-Lead-
ing Reds

CHICAGO, June 1.-P-Al Todd's
homer, leading off the 18th inning,
gave the Cubs a 4 to 8 victory over
the slipping Brooklyn Dodgers to-
day, after the Chicago outfit had
come from behind to tie the game
up with a three-run blast in the
sixth.
The Dodgers not only dropped the
decision, which sank them three full
games behind the National league
leading Cincinnati Reds, but they
also lost their classy rookie short
stop, Harold (Pee-Wee) Reese. One
of relief pitcher Jake Mooty's slants
in the 18th hit Reese on the back
of the head and knocked him out.
He was taken to a hospital.
Mooty's Work Feature
The game was featured by the
relief pitching of Mooty, who took
over in the sixth after Ken Raffens-
berger was lifted for a pinch hit
ter, and Tot Pressnell, who relieved
Tex Carleton during the CUBS sixth
inning uprising. Mooty gave up two
hits in the sixth frame and tossed
hitless ball the rest of the way.
Pressnell allowed only three hits
through the last six chapters, but
one of them was Todd's game
wrecker.
The Dodgers got to Raffensberger
in the fourth and fifth for all their
scoring. Singles by Ernie Koy, Joe
Vosmik, Cookie Lavagetto and Joe
Gallagher produced two tallies in
the fourth and Koy's triple drove
in the third Dodger run in the fifth.
Billy Herman owned the Cub
sixth with a homer. Jimmy G]eeson
walked and Hank Leiber singled to
send Carleton to the showers. Bill
Nicholson greeted Pressnell with a
base hit, scoring Gleason and Lelber
brought the tying u home OF an
ipfie1d ont
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
Dodger Shortstop Is
Hit On Head By Ball

CHICAGO, June 1.-LR-Harold
Pee-Wee) Reese, speedy rookie
shortstop of the Brooklyn Dodgers,
was hit on the head by a pitched
ball in the 18th inning of today's
game with the Cubs and had to be
taken to a hospital.
Reese was brought up from Louis
vile this year. He is 20 years old
and he has batted .254 through the
first rs games of the season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
PITT WINS SECOND
IC4A MEET TITLE
Does Not Have A Single First
Place Winnie In The
Competition
BY BILL KING

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 1-tR1
Although without a single first
place winner in a competition that
saw five new meet records set
and another equalled, the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh gained its second
IC4A track and field championship
in four years today at Harvard
stadium.
BY putting together five and a
half second places, plus a third, a
fourth and a fifth, the Panthers
rolled up 20 IL points and nullifed
the mighty lift that Norwood Ewell,
sensational negro sophomore, gave
his Pennsylvania State forces by
winning both dashes and the broad
jump.
Ewelrs triple" the first IN IC4A
competition since 1887, when Col
umbia's Ben johnson won the same
three events while Pittsburgh was
gaining the team title, enabled
Penn State to take second place
with "a points.
California, the pre-meet favorite,
tied with Yale for third honors
with 20 points and New York
University was fifth with 10 points.
The other team scores were tufts
and Georgetown 10 each, Maine
and Manhattan II each, Harvard
II ~, Cornell 9 IL, Princeton 9,
Michigan State 8 IL, Brown and
pennsylvania Z each, Rhode Isalnd
state n Fordhame 6 each, Bos-
ton College 5, Holy Cross 4 and
syracuse and Temple 2 each. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
SENIORS ADVANCE
IN HANOVER LOOP
Frat Ten Now Within One
Game Oh Tie With Lead
ing Y. M. G.. A.

Last weeks play in the Hanover
softball league advanced the Sc
nior Fraternity within one game of
tying the loop-leading Y. M. C. A.
The Christians have won WI and
lost two. The Fraternity lads are
close behind with seven victories
and three defeats.
Last weeks results:
Y. M. c. A. 10-Junior Order 3
Star-News 4-Firemen 2.
Senior Frat. 15-Junior Order 8
Senior Frat. 15-Phalunx IS
Star-NeWs-Phalanx Gain)
Firemen 10y. M. C. A. 9.
Last weeks stars:
Bill Bowen of the Star-N e w S,
hurled fve-hit ball against Fire
men and raped out a home run
with bases loaded to account for
all his teams runs.
King of the Y. M. c. A., raped
out three for three to aid his team
in defeating Junior order.
Carter and Rivenbark of Juniors
collected two for three in 6 a m e
against Y. M. c. A.
Piner, hurler for the Senior Fra
ternity, gave up 10 hits to beat
JOUAM. VIM and johnson of Sc
niors, both collected home runs.
N. Curtis of the Senior Frater-
nifty and Whitaker of the Phalanx
both got two for three.
Powell of the Firemen. making
his first appearance on the field
got two for three and stole three
bases in game against the Y. NJ
c. A.
The standings:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02

Errors: Larry, DiMaggio. Runs bat.
ted in: McQuinn, DiMaggio. B%erardino.
Crosetti 2, Hoag, Selkirk 4, Keller, Larry
2. Two base hits: Knickerbocker,, Larry
Three base hit: Cliff. Home runs
McQuinn, Selkirk. Sacrifices: Murphy
Bild.lli. Double play: Berardino, Larry
and McQuinn. Left on bases: New
Yor-- Z; st. Louis Z. Bases on balls
off: Bildilli 1, Chandler 2. Kramer 2
Strikeouts by: Chandler 1. Bildilli 4
Murphy 2. Hits off: Bildilli 9 in
innings; Kramer 3 in 3; Chandler 8 in
3 2-3; Murphy / in 8 1-3. Wild pitch
k-amer. Winning pitcher: Chandler.
Losing pitcher: Bildilli. Umpires: Gel
sci, Quinn and Grieve. Time: 1:55. At
tendance: 10,S4S.