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Washington Journal., 1940-10-18

Ser Mfa0emifer gitanbe reidte
elm @eilid an Grieorid Ben @roBeu
elm, in benz er llrlaub fir cine Hei-
lie nod SoIlano erbot, ga er bedb-
iidtige, oie @eididte, &oIlnnbs 5u
idreiben. Ser &onig lebnte odg Sc
iud NIT folgen5er gemerfirag ob:
sDie &iitorb fam er b%ierieIbit
Ifreiben, mas bat er oesbolb berunl-
iii~laufeu.~
Washington Journal., 1940-10-18

AIS neuer dineiiiher 2ederbii.
len. Ser bod be8oblt miro, gelten
aetrodnete &euihreden, Die aus Der
Siioafrifaniidcn Union be5ogen
iueroen.
Evening star., 1940-01-14

OUTSIDE ~ TIE STORM CeDQlc5 5ERE. WAM6A
AND GuRT4, VENTED n4EtQ HATRED OF NOQNANS
~ GENERAL BH DIRECTING PRIOR ANAEP AN1
BOIS- -GulLBEPT THE 7ENp4 AZ Upou T4E
WONG QOAD TO QO1AEQWOOH
The weekly echo., 1940-05-24

Conference. Missionary Day was a high
day The missionary meeting Friday
afternoon carried out the spirit to the
letter for what missions stand for The
Conference was in every way a grand
success. DR.. E. A Mays and Rev. F.
P Leonard. both Of Meridian, brought
much inspiration TO our meeting also
May the Presiding Elder Rev H D.
Rhodes live long to call the Meridian
District together again.
The weekly echo., 1940-05-24
St. James

Continued from page two
c. Cheyney Sandersville; Rev. R. A
Williamson, Alabama Rev. l. S. Tyler,
Koecuiso; Rev. W. H Hall, DR.. 3. N
Coates Rev. E F. Young and DR.. R
C. Young Of Meridian.
The presence Of these distinguished
people meant much inspiration 70 the
The weekly echo., 1940-05-24
NOTICE TO II. b. A. PRESIDENTS

NOIlIE IO H. Is. "A. PRESIDENTS
AS you know, we always lower the
lspensatien in the quarterly boards
We have heretofore permitted the
presidents and some of his members
to make application for persons who
were not present AS General Presi-
dent, l wish to state that no applica-
ton will be accepted in the boards IN
less the person making application is
present in the board meeting at the
line the application is made.
Reverend E. F. Young, Pres.
The weekly echo., 1940-05-24

Remember Isaac Murphy, four times
winner of the Kentucky Derby ano
one Of the foremost jockeys in historyi
His exploits will be the subject Of the
diorama pictured above on which
Joseph c. Pettiford is working for dis
play at the American Negro Exposition
in Chicago, July to Sept. 2. For
those who have never seen a diorana,
The weekly echo., 1940-05-24
Financial Department
g CINE. Church
D
1910
Seventh Episcopal District
South MiSsissinni Cnnfnroncn

Seventh Episcopal District
South mississippi Conference
\ Meridian-Roy L. Young ...... $818l6
Jackson e. B, Balckman $17125
Gioster- U. L. Washington --- 1000
North Mississippi Conferen nee n
Olive Branch J. A. Abram SOL .0o
Thnica- w. o. Brown - S1G0.n9
Sardis- E. H. Carmen .......... $4,000
s Holly Springs-B T. Tolbert 49,. sl45ss
East Mississippi
Water Valley ]. H. Walton s2OOon
Aberdeen-M. S. McGlown $4,000
Tupeio-J. D. Murdoch $1,000
New Albany-W. H Foster $1O4 90
Mississippi Conference
ess~~ss----------------------. -,
- A~-n~ 49, - -
Durant-W. w. Wall SI26 s0
Columbus-C. Thomas s275 20
Brooksvil'e- T. J. johnson $4,000
The weekly echo., 1940-05-24

is display in miniature Of a scene
The small diorama, at the left is the
working model constructed from a
drawing Any mistakes made on the
working model are corrected on the
final diorama There Will be % Of
these dioramas representing important
moments in Negro history on display
in the Expositon's Hall Of Fame.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Monarchs
Meet Tigers
Tonight
Sdtchel Poige to
Hurl for Negroes;
s-DoY Home Stay

The Tigers open eight days 81
baseball in Tacoma tonight wher
they meet the Kansas City Mon.
archs. worlds champion Negro
baseball team. at Athletic park
Game Time is $50 o'clock.
On Tuesday night league
series with wenatehee will open
on Friday Spokane comes here
for four games and the home
stand will wind up next Monday
night when the colorful House OF
David nine plays here.
The Monarchs will be meet
ing the Tigers for the first
time. In fact. II will he the
first time that a professional
club In the Northwest has
faced the famous Satchel
Paige, hurlcr Of the Mon
archs.
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BY GEORGE KIRKSEY

PITTSB U r H-Let's for
get about the pennant races and
the exploints of baseball's stars of
today and turn the spotlight on
Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons, one of
baseball's grandest characters who
has moved into the select circle
Of 200-game winners alongside OF
Lefty Grove, Red Ruffing, Ted
Lyons and Carl Hubbell.
Fitzsimmons, who Is listed or
the Brooklyn roster as a player
coach, summoned enough of his
pitching cunning yesterday to
carve out 4-hit masterpiece or
the very diamond where he won
his first major league game for
the Giants under John J. McGraw
sixteen years ago.
The Brooklyn players gave
Fitxsimmons q silver tie clasp
with crossed bats and . ball
and the inscription. 200 wins"
on 1t in the dressing room
Modest and self-effacing. Fitx
thanked his mates and said:
Il wasn't thinking so much Of
winning my 2o0th game a.
was Of keeping the Dodgers in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Freddie Fitzsimmons Honored
For Winning 200th Major Clash

tnc pcuhaut TnNe'
After the Pirates had knocked
off the Dodgers, 60, in the OPEN
ing game before 1885, Pitts
burgh's largest throng Of the
season, Fitzsimmons went to the
wars and racked up the nightcsp,
20, for that 2ooth triumph.
RED WIN TWICE
As the Reds beat the Phillies
twice, 30 and II. the Dodgers
lost gronud In the pennsnt race
and slipped to "a games back
of the pacemskers. Jim Turner
and Whitney Moore. with a 4
hitter in the nightcap. were the
winning pitchers. Frey and Lom-
bardi hit homers in the first game.
II WAS the Reds eighth double
header triumph.
The Cardinals beat the Bees
twice, ST. and 81, with Johnny
Mize hitting homer No. 20 In the
opener. The Cubs and Giants
broke even. with Bill Sicholson's
homer In the 18th giving Chicago
the opener. SIS. and Bill Lohr.
mans 7-hit pitching featuring
New Yorks 20 triumph in the
nightcsp.
The American league trail
blazers hit snags a. WashHE-
ton knocked off the Indians.
SIS, and the Athletics slugged
the Tigers twice, 3. and So.
The Red sox gained ground by
beating the Browns. 5-4. In II
innings and 7-3. Jimmy Foxx
Was hurt In the opener and taken
10 a hospital for treatment of q
spiked foot and q wrenched knee.
Red Ruffing pitched the Yanks
TO a 40 shutuot over the White
Sox for his 4th straight win and
eighth Of the season. He allowed
only four hits in giving the Yanks
their fourth in q row.
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Paige is the greatest Negro
hurler of baseball history and OBJ
servers rank him not far behind
such white stars as Walter John
son, Bobby Teller and Christy
Mathewson. He has pitched
against such outstanding profess
sional hurlers as Tommy Bridges
and Dizzy Dean, besting both of
these big leaguers in exhibition
contests.
Paige is the great iron man in
the history of baseball. He
pitches in every appearance of the
Monarchs and often goes the en-.
tire game. Tacoma fans probably
haven't seen any speed To COM
pare with that OF Paige since the
fall day 10 years ago that Dszzy
Vance appeared here in an ex-
hibition. Considering that Paige
has been in Negro professional ball
for Is years. his feat of pitching
in from lao to $50 games a season
Is nothing short OF remarkable.
Next to Paige. the best known
player on the Monarchs II Mex
johnson. clever fielding shortstop.
However. the lineup is packed
with stars from top to bottom.
Most OF the players have APP
peared in Tacoma in the past and
their ability is well known to fans
here.
Newt Joseph, catcher who
used To be with the Black Yam
KEGS. Is manager Of the club. He
and Slow Robinson do the re-
ceiving, dividing the job because
OF the terrific strain that is put
on a catcher because of Pages
binding speed.
Socks Gilyard plays first, Bon
ME Sorrell is the second sacker
and Nance Smith covers the hot
corner. all players in the Negro
big time before joining the Mon
archs. Lin Young. Emmit Wilson
and Ollie Walden are the outneld
trio.
The usual 7th inning cere-
mony Of the Tacoma Hot
Stove league will he on the
program for Monday nights
game.
As the Tigers returned TO town.
the bosses were making frantic
efforts 10 bolster the pitching staff
that has lost a good share OF lis
effectiveness In the last couple Of
weeks. Except for a couple Of
well pitched games by Milt Ca
dinha and Lefty Isekite. the Tigers
have managed 10 keep up in the
Western International league race
by improved hitting. The club has
been hammering the pin close 10
300 as a team and the mound
slump hasn't been disastrous
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-16
Caps Sweep Series With
Salem While Wenatchee
And Yakima Divide Games

Vancouver made = clean sweet
% Ia -eries with s.lsn. winning
both games ~ anunishesaef.
io-A Sd Pitchers Smith sna
nsiiey were credited with the We.
torses nsiiss allowed salen cnly
three hits IN the sff<fncoa frse.s
Yakima an wenstehee split .
dcuhleheader. wsnssehee winning
the frat game is-s and the nsght-
cap gesng 70 rakims. 50
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shortsop who went to left or right in the midway
garden and of the outstanding htters of all me opened
his wide TeuOnc mouth the other day in SEP article and
spoke huge mouthful -.
days of baseball scientific baseball the 10 and
Is hitter today
The pitcher had Today handicapped
man in baseball who hsndcuffed"
There isn't doubt of what he Pitchers today
mited to just throw the ball
And what ball lively jackabbt thing that leaps off the
of mediocre hiters like cannon bali hurting into
every pitch longer
anything that resembles coastns period for the
he is 10 Is to the good
And the continually bearing
ply throw their into the hospital They and like the
swallows. every
exceptions, they A.
the pitchers heaviest toer baseball
fade Wasted flesh of the
And all because the looking
at the cash register when they through Babe Ruth the
blasting period mi it what it $ today
that hold plate long grip the
mind to hit the ball out Of the lot
the mound these That tells the Nothing palmer
The Rns Of the Coast eas. have pitching staff that most
bottom Undoubtedly
n major
Still. good they you
The Western league .
being they gain way
Youngsters being of today
critics with the ball And they would last far longer
Yes sir Old Honus spoke mouhfu They the authorities of the
game will not take heed present They still believe the Chinese
change
IL
ufcaly, close suspense throughout as rule
Eddie Marine, manager Of Al Hosak worlds middle
weight champion, has finally succeeded in winning nod
Nathanial Nathan Druxman the promoter man
During a workout of HOstak and Tony Zale, who fight
for APs Seattle civic stadium Friday night
inquired to Mates general physical welfare
Instantly the subject popular with Nathana Nathan In
described operation emphasizing the
completing his word picture
by display of the knife trail
ncision The started and
when / out of the fog
I notice In the
waited He know had
under docs shiv
Nathansl Nathan breath
continue, Eddie grabbed his
you should When the doc finished his Job
undid and laid
OF
shining in triumph, he said:
goes up here"
He covered a forefinger
boosted eighteen long than
defiantly you Hey.
bring rule
Druxman brother Friday for Nate the
rule
Carefully
Seventeen ar seven-eighths inches" said Leo
applied Marine
exactly" truthful waving
brothery affection
Marine. 1 by a scratch
eoly
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SACRAMENTO


Oakland ........... o3l OlO 500
Sacramento ......... 300 100 600 Z
Losing pitcher, Frsitsk. innings
pitched, Ffeitah IA. Rlsl a. at
bat, off Freitas 0. Riei 40. his. off
Frsitas .. Riel q, Tuns scored. off
FreitAs S. Riel g. runs responsisble
for. Salveson Freitas q. Risl ..
struck out. osbler /. bases on balls.
of FreitaA /. Riel o hit By pitcher.
Dunn BY Freltss. left on bases. Oak
land o. Sacramento O. home run
Dunn. two-base hitA. King, Ogrodov-
ski runs battea in Williams. Asbsii
2. Christopher w. Raimondl. Sal
veson, LubY q Dunn s. Ogrodowaki.
stolen base Christopher. double plays.
Biattner TO Williams 70 erik. VII
liams 70 LAKE 70 oriik. Lyman 20
Luby % Dunn a time. 20. UNI
pires. Fails and Snyder. players walk
Ing, Gudat. Christoff. Lyman.
tSecond Came
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TIGERS TWICE HUMBLE LEACUE-LEADINC INDIANS
Coast Ball in Boxes

Matted for Munger n seventh
oskland .......s.ss. 100 1 % -
sacramento .........zz. 600 600 Go
Runs Responsible for. Aunsef ;
struck cut. ~ Csntssli O. Munger J
bases on balis eff Csna~eil a Nun
ser q HI ny pitcher. Ccnruy ~
Munger isff on es<s OAKLAND
Sacramento : two-hs.e Alta. Ooasl
q Raimondi runs hsssea In. Chris
toff, oudst 4 Lyman. conrcY saseft.
fee Csntssn. stolen hss<. Christie.
Pals, players WAKING lueY lyman
Lake d Armada. WiecRnrsk. Chris.
tnphsT
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b Ran for Moore In ninth,
q Bstted for Jensen In tenth
Ran for Patchett In fourth.
Ran for ssiksld IN tenth.
Los Angeles .,.. 40 100 600 90
San Diego .s..., 300 900 600 90 q
Winning pitcher. Bonsttl. losing
pitcher Hehert, innings pitched. Pill
lstis y plus. Morris a. FtofeA a.
Banstu ~. rhomss a. plus. ~
bat. off riiiette q Morris a. FLORES
10. Bon~tti az Thomas o. hiss. off
pillstte 4. Morris q Flores a. Hsber'
runs resporsibis for Piiistts Z.
Morris q. riorea s. Hebsrt q struck
out Morris 2. Flores 4. Bonettl q
bases on balls. off Morris 4 FLORES /
Bonetti 3 Thomas !. Hebsrt 2. hit
by pitcher. Psfchstt by Flores. Noyi-
koff bY Hebert. two-psse hits, Moore.
strinRer, HAsiin. Mesnsr Holm. no
netti Mayo. Carpenter. runs bsttsd
IN, Moore strinser Balksis Has
i'm a. sovikoff. Mayo. stewart q
oartbaldi. Holm. Bonstti Carp<nter
a. sacrifices. cihocki q Morris, Col
Inns. stolen bases Stats 2. dotibls
plays. Mssnsr 20 oaribsldi 10 Nc
Donald Mayo 20 Collins. Hsb~rt 10
salkeid 60 Mcdonald stfinsef tn CT
hocki 20 Collins. time. o. um.
pifss. Mazzeo. Hood ana Enssin.
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WOW Win Twice

Woodmsn a Word won 1oo.
bis-hssdsr from Jensen Fusi AT
Mckinley plsyfisld yesterday. cop
ping the frs; game . 70 . and
grabbing ths second. = fiys-inning
affair, by a q 10 4 score
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Woman in 39th Year
As TeIegropher

WUfT sTAThON. W va
just being a tsisgrsphss for Ina
chssspesks ana Ohlo Railroad Il
enough for Mrs Ann Gordon M
wards ana shs has bs~n on that
yob for % yssfs shs 10 ons ~ tina
fs~ women employed ~ ina rail-.
road
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wxsArCasx


Runs bsttsd in ~ Hiiss a. vslps.
candinI. Trsxlu noDssti o. Reese D.
hDis~f Jewell q fso~e~@~ hits---
E1ob@f Home runs rarl<f n4~ss
4 Es<oo.f stolen bss< bits1 es<.
rifie>s Aeconnsll. TrsEisf, Doasss
pisys-Iandinl 70 k4eobsT, hfHnisbt
" stamp&f ~ Reese L<ft on ssAes
a- Yakima g. Wenstei,s~ ] naa~s osi
DallsA-Off Mcconnell . CABdini
STRUCK ous-ny AeGeansli q Can
dini q Hits--Off HsConnsil IN . In
Hinss u sff Canfinl IN . inbinss .
Connsii Wild Ditch heConGssi
winning pstehsr - Candini Laains
ptte bsf@= Mnf'onn~li umpires - Hsls
son ana Cisb3uxhs Tins NJ ssms
zto
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Hurting Of
Iselsiie Is
Highighi
Club Now h Tied
With YolEiznu ioe
Third Position


Yesterdays nasun4u
Nrehase "a rseeHs ~
v4nruuver 100. NAiem 81.
rskina 50 w~aateAss ia
rseema sesipsa Ne npehAss ~
dams twice y~sssvSAy. > - : ssa
: 10 . IA sresn sven h tnDtr
foar game sassss ana msvs sste .
tie vitA rsksma fsx sAlss ptAsn.
c~iy . half ssms neAsN1 ~
second. rsaes s~ism sessssva
~ - saansp1 swssa -
~ sf>esp~s~ eamn ye.ouv~
Asy. ~ . sAsse-sun vnlDy n
NJ sev~aeA ~ ~ v1Uego
ssssey - ~ ls~s - - -
seaeeA
Lefty isskise. wAs srpsruntsv
has sit HE tr,ss stride. l&f tns
Indians do~N with ~ n6sws IN
ne nishs sils asd NJ rsgss ssam-
matte $40 u n ihae ~ rs<~sSe<1
more thas enough runs 10 wsa
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puns halted ln-sffAsies Wssoanzt
-e. s.s"k III. WI, .s's.sss r'1 lis
Hnms fuas rvsslss. nilsa. Wsiasnes.
Aofenatss> stolen hssee~u lean
s~n MARnsshs sasftftcee~~teveii
sssmp~r. niiss left ~ hssns~-- Tar
ina I wsnstsns< nNss ~ nsiis--
or nr~ans o. psmlef /. eehans /
gtfuss aat-ns nsysut 4 u<smtes 4
' ssn... s,,.'' = ss ,.",n !. n
Ashsns N 10 innings M ~
pttrhets-~ny eehsas nssi<v WIN.
ntns uffsns Iastns rfsefes
- psinlsf umptf<s - c,sssush saa
Nelsna. Time ~ sane~@t ~
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SCORE ny irrfsos
Vancouver ..ssrt.s. nn7 iaa oSi-=la
Salem ,...s...ts,a. nie COL o1o-. :
SUMMARY
Losing pitrhsS - rent~F winning
pitchsF.-=Emith. Eight hits tuna
of rentes IN a. inninta, : hits 4
runs Oft nfewef In ~ Huns re<pnn.
sihis fot~r~ntsf q hr~wer Q. Smith
Struck Guilty. rens~r q smith
brewer /. hss< on halis~ttff Pen
ter 4 Smith a Passsd salis-- Marker
LEFT on hases-vaneouse 0 Salem =
Tnres-nsse hlt--Cosca ruo.hAss
hits = Petersen. samhammss EaY.
SINNER. Runs oatted ia--1riffifhs
ssmhsmmef ., Ortess .. ndy, Lloyd
Caiifeanx, CuseAEsFt Harfls
ssrriflcs htt.--knnli r.suhis plays
Smith 70 simmer 10 Quinn osifs
nihs y Knoll W Lshtnsr Tine
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Totals .....aa1 , ~ II
nsat,ed toT speees n ninth.

Runs responsible for. Specie ].
nithoTn ?. struck out BY Specie ,.
Bithorn a. bases on balls. off Specie
?. Btthorn /: EFF on bases. Portland
= Hoilyweod q home run. Specie
two-base hi. Herman runs estfed
in. Herman, Specie 2. Hoover. GRAY.
sacrifices Rosenoerg , OIL. kahi,
Mono, stolen base. Hoover. double
plays, Specie Brown. Frederick, Mon
ell and Edwards
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VANCOUVER
LI---- -

scoRx ny Issfsos
vancouver .s+s+s4t.4.s 600 041 Ia
salem sst..st....t.4.s oi0 oio 0s~1
SUMMARY
Runs responsible fnr-s-tfei-sr
Daley l. struck out ny Heis<f
DALEY ,. BASES IN Rails Hei~f 4
DALEY wild pitches ifelsef fAff
on bssss -VanrouFer .. Halsrn .
Three .bsse nj Skinner fsa-hsse
hit-Strxsfi Runs battsd lr-~wil-
Hon iishtner, ssswsrs 4 pail~v
stolen psse-- harris Time ~ ssuse.
AZ. umplres--cols ana nsnssieh.
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fnaIags plxn&h. ~ Nfstle 8 a -.
eff xltss ~ hsss. ~ kissi~ 10. sune
;s . = ~ s..s. 80 . ;sssH. -:
" xitEi& h hsfsssf 4 800 -
sslis 81 sAasss kls&is ~
fasrsSrsg1 f~s- 49, ki<s Fss5ss.
Arena NI~mss<l russ bess41 -.
Assnle ,. Nsssiss . m4esas : = 49,
70 iseassa 70 vsla, sssmis< - 8rh11-
ssf 70 Afshl~ Nfi9hE - rpfR. t1ma.
ts smpisss, D<saa And HAAn1nG.
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= Battsd for Jensen IN ninth.
b hstted for Thomas in ninth.

Los Angeles ......... ont 2ci ooa--z4
San Diego .sst....s. 100 900 ioi--a
winning pitcher. weiland. innins.
pitched, Weiisnd ia 81 bat afs
~eiland a.. hits. off wslland 7. runs
scored, off weiiand . runs respnn.
l. hascs on balls, of Thomas 4 Wei.
land Berry 4 loft on hsses In.
Angeles II. San Diego q home runs
osriosidi Mayo. Collins. two-ssss
hits, Cihocki. Hernandez Coilins
Mayo: runs bstted In. oartn.ini
Mayo. Collins Hernandez Mssner
fatehest. double plays. Mayo %
strinscf 70 Collins. D~tore 70 Mesner
10 Mcdonald. time. ais. umpirss
kngeln. Marco and Hood
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Nuns hssssa wtny q ouwtaa
O. hsoafmsse. tslt<g. fAse 3. o.
ystsps, nnes rsasbssp hise~ unoy.
hii~y . nsxiwm4ss Jstisy, peDs&ies
fhsss- nnes hxts~ stishis Neeae fan
tAss ssntsn h~>ee~~ kfsssinea ~
rsii. o'nsisr sacrifices =. 6nwtee
ysi<asf tafs en es>ae~fafana -.
q tastss klnaasssn I s&eur1 so
~ rDt2s :. lenss q M1ae,-~<1Gf
JONAS " N ~ snHsn1s. , Sssl1 Wtl4
ptssnss~~J suss 1. rustsS 1, pnnos1
heiis - AsesMss t<Afa4 Cssehey~-
jcas1. rn>s ~ 1sme~30 um-
ssss'-Nsissssnsv saa kossss
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nanS b4ss~1 -nsshsrt !. xllsy Z.
s...''s e. !. ie.Ity :. ess:ass fe
nsfumAe ss1l<n ssses -. eSA<vstssa
4 xtt1y , L~fs % sasss- fnees1A
Wsn1~s ! ssvwss ssss.- ~ wln1ser
., tssstt~ ~. fimA ~ sames -
umsitss~ n>ssa sad Wstsessnes.
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sBatted for Irwin In seventh.
bBattcd for Gonzales In seventh.
Gran for hnnunsio In seventh.
dram for Schultz in seventh.


NBatted ior hAfrlson IN ilrbt.
Hollywood ............. 0io 400 o.
Winning pitcher, Irwin. losing
pitcher. Osborne; innings pitched,
Fsllin a. Tost 6-plus, Irwin 6A Ga
borne =, az bat. off Faiiin q lost
FsIl,n i lost Irwin a Osborn. a
runs scored. off lost q. Irwin 4, o.
borne 8. runs responsible for lost
Z. Irwin l. struck out, by Tost 2.
Irwin 2. Harreli 1. bases on balls.
off Fallin 2. lost 4. Irwin 2. Osborne
2, Gay /; hit by pitcher, Dapper by
Irwin. left on bases. Portland a Hoi-
lywood 7. two-base hits. Rosenberg.
Gil, Reich q runs batted In, OH
Hoober 2, uhait Kahle. Reich, Mar
shall q Schultz 3. sacrifices. lost
2, Rosenberg, stolen bases. uhait
Kahle: double play. Tost- Hoover
Gryska; time. / 50. umpires. Edwards
and Powell.
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Coast Loop
Will Favor
Red Cross


yKsTERDAy's n9sulrN
Seattle Ito. Nan rrsncisrc 60.
first Eame fourteen innings.
Oakland liza Sacramento 40
Hoilywood s-s, Portland "a
Los Angeles <-io. San Diego "a.
The sigh, teams Of the Pacific
Coast league. skipping thar usuai
Monday holiday. will DO thstr
baseball bit tonight by playing IN
extra game for tbs Americas He'd
Cross.
sundays asssb.e- hsaAess $50
the lesgws-isaAiiag Seattle
katniers take tws frem aaa
rrsnoiscs u stay sevss ssnsss
ahead ef s~ceaa- plaee Oh.
land. The Oaks sssh tws srses
Sacramento. Les Aagetes
aoubied 90 sen Diego ssa
Portland split With heiiywssA.
Hal rurpin of Seattle went II
innings In heating San rrsneisso
In thu opensr. Ia. seattle tnoh
thu nixhseap. 100. ~ Dsek mar
rs't bianhsd The Seals an four
hita.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr

OLD HONUS WAGNER, called, by most of the greatest
shortstop who to left right In the midway
garden and one of the outstanding hters OF all time opened
his wide TeutOnc mouth the other day SEP article and
spoke huge mouthful :.