davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28

einmol ielbit 8oli8iit getpeien, iogor
&al1pt Der Noli5ei bon 8ien, 1928,
Dor Dem anf6luB, odt Sabre lang;
oaneben bate er in Seiterrei6 altd
<nitbiloer fir oas Itaatli1e &eiie-
6iiro uno fir 0iterreidif9e &eiiere-
flame aufgenommen. @r tpuroe IN
Baltimore ni1t eber freigeloiien, als
Bis er Ieinen 9dltptlingen cine Hbo-
tograpbie 3eigte, uorin er neben
Srou 8rdiioent &ooiebelt itebt. 2eb-
tere beiudte am 8. ODER a. Sebruor
1910 feline MusiteIung photograph
i9er &unitbiloer in Der n@allerD ct.
Gtienne~ in SEEM Oorf, an Der 57iten
StraBe, un6 Ihrieb Damn ielbit in If
rer 3eitungsipalte uMp 9aD" g.
Sebruor) onpon uno ertDdbnte Die
really beautiful photographs taken
by Dir. Hannah, an Austrian
(@errn Or. @annau'S Srau uno 5nei
&nnben fomen erit Dorigen Sftober
(iiber Mgiers) nod bier). Sn @aib-
ington mn1te er Elm pdar bunoert
M%lfnabmen. Sral1 &ooiebelt narltt-
te Die 8iloer nitartlinglD lopelD@.
Wfan batte Sen berfebrten Wann ge-
padtl
TransOien batten feline Jlms5emse?
Ser omerifaniide 3eitungsberidt-
erItatter 2ouis g. 2odner teilte am
%. Moi 1910 nit (fiebe @aibing-
ton o@pening Gtar~), oaB er-er be-
gleitete oas oeuti1e Seer ourd Bel
gien-feine feinoliden % j. fran5O-
iiiden, engliiden) 6litg5euge 81 ie-
ben befomme. gIm 25. Weai ergnb
iid oas bpIgiide Seer. Nm 20. Mai
braGen oie DeutiAen 0urd uno err
rei6ten @bbebine an Der Wiin0ung
Der Somme. Mm Somme-6luB ber-
Iudte General Mebgano na9 Noroen
bor3uoringen Inn Die fran50iiid-eng-
lii9en Eruppen sic in 5Ian6ern I'M
Sod feftioBen, 81 entieBen. I'm oie-
le Belt uno etnas Ip6ter Conn 5. SUI
nj begonn Der 0eutiAe 8ormarid
bon Ser CONNIE nab Yaris) mar Der
amerifanii1e 6iImihmlipieler &o-
bert MontgomerD als &rnnfentDagen-
fiibrer, aIs Mmbulan3lenfer. tn Der
@egeno BON Beanbais, iiiolih Der
Somme, nuf Der frnno0iiiden Seite
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28
ysrans.onr" Sheater

9as am 5reitag, ben %. SUM,
nen ~beginnenoe @o9enprogramm
beg Srans-9ur Sbeaters fiibrt uns
8und9It mad Der aberD Smell fern
i'm Sioen 2ouiiianas. uSfp Game"
(6liegenoes @ilo), elm in~tereIIonter
Sportfilm fiibrt oie Sago oltf en-
ten Dor nit an Dem Drum uno Dran
oas notig it, nm in Oieiem beliebten
Sport grfolg al baden. @ei1idte
Sager bon Den umliegenOen Snieln
proou3ieren ii6 init praftpoGen
Sreffreiultaten, pobloreiiierte Sum
De apportieren.
Gin 5tDeiter ~lebensmerter <r3film
1T vllnuiuol Occupations (MuBer-
geipobnlide 8ei6dftigungen), oefien
erlter Seil einen Monn in SABA
5eigt, Der einen uralten, berfanenen
Sempel wieoernufbaut Stiid BEL
Stiif.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28
Inter BEN 0cntidsn 9ansern

Qm Iebten Sonntag, Ben %. Sum-,
Iouten 6ie Serren 8oul Stterbo9
uno Carl Stober nod Seem yorf ge-
fabren iein, I'M elmer Stbung oes
8orItanoes oes gforooftli6en Sdn-
gerbunoes beiautpobnen. 9iefe Ser
lammIung lit aber beri6oben NOR
Sen, 0a III 0etparf, g. S. geraoe gil
oeriel6en 3eit Elm @a1-Sangerfeit
abgebalten nuroe, BET Dem i%elb1tber-
itGnOli6erpeiie Serr Or. Sepfartb
un0 0ie anoeren @erren oeS 8orltan-
oes 0es Nor00itliden S6ngerbunoeS
nift feblen oitrften. Sobal0 ober
0as tleue 0atum fir oie berIegte
@eriammlung feitgeiebt lit, meroen
sic 8ertreter oes @olbington Sdn-
gerbunoes fi6 porbereiteub Oieier
8erIommlung bei5umobnen. &rr5
nobber miro Damn cine 9elegdten-
perIammlung oes Nor00itlf9en Sar-
~qerbunoes Itattfin6en uno otefe miro
mabrideinlid bier in @aibington
~abqebolten tDer6en. 9as miiroe oas
erfte Deal in Dem nabe3u 90-idbrigen
8efteben oes Noro0Itli6en Sdnger=
b1noes iein, oaB cine Ieiner 9elega-
tenperiammlltngen bier in 8aibing=
ton Itattfinoet. 9abei miro Damn Dem
bieIigen 9eutI6tum @elegenbeit ges
boten neroen, sic 8ertreter 0es 0eltt=
iden SGngertlms, 5. +. Die Srdger
Ser oeuti6en &lilt1tr fennen 81 ler-
men. 9ie Sauptaufgabe oieier 0ele-
Notwithstanding miro oartn bette
ben, 8ei6lii1ie betreffS 0es SGnger-
feItes 1911 5u faflen, oas befanntli6
bier in Ser 8unoesbauptitaot abge-
boIten miro. Ser @aibington S1n-
~gerbuno, ser nebenbei bernerft, I'M
ndhiten 6riibiabr iein 90-iabriges
8eiteben feiern miro, bot bereits Die
5eitlieoer beitelt uno miro oemge-
mGB re6t friib5eitig NIT Dem @initu-
oieren oieier 2ieoer beginner.
Sn Ser leBten @orItanosberlamm=
lung puroe bei6loiien, am Sonn-
abeno, ben 6. Suit einen Cana gum
8eiten oes Soften &reu8es ab8ubal-
ten. Ser i6one 9a6garten Ioute an
oieiem Ibeno ge0rdngt bon iein. Der
@tntrittspreis betrdgt 40 Gents uno
elm ie0er, al6 Mitglieoer, muB 5u
oieiem 8ergniigeu Gintritt 8oblen-
Ser @rtrag- miro Ser bieiigen 4btei-
lung oes &oten &relt3es iiberpieien
meroen. I'm oieien Son5 5u arron-
gieren, lit elm belonoeres &omitee err
nannt noroen uno Die Seilnebmer
mer0en mabri6einli9 l6Onen lleber-
rai6ungen entgegenieben oiirfen,
Soate ettpos @enal1eres befannt
meroen, 10 miro es an oieier Gtelle
li6erlid beroffentlidt fperoen. 9lui
ieoen SAT- loate aber elm ieoer an
oieiem Ibeno, Der elmer mirfli1 gu
ten Sa6e geiDiomet iii, beriuden,
anfpeien0 All iein. MihaeIis.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28
GrniteS nnO 3nfiges bOn
Der &riegS6Diterie IN
Mmerifa

(6Ortieeuna bon Der eriten Seitel
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28

beidGftigt. gr febrte am 90. Stunt
nit Dem rganfee Clipper BON 2iiin-
bon aus no9 Stem yorf 5uriid. CT
CAB ieine 9lufgabe auf neil, tpie er
lagte, am @noe feline M%m6ulnn6en
mebr % tparen. (Sn 8ermuoa fon-
fis5ierte nebenbei Die englii6e &egie-
rltng Dieoer 600 8fun0 Side aine-
rifanii9er @oit). @ibtig lit nun,
mas Montgomery iiber Die fran5Ofi-
I6en Slug5euge fagte. @S itimmt
therein nit benz mas 2o9ner iagte.
Montgomery iagte (iiebe 8oibington
uSimes -Seralo", 81. Sun) NIT @e-
aug aif Die Sdla6ten an Der Com
me: For 10 days I never saw an
Allied plane" 9ie Mbmelenbeit BON
fran30fiiden 6lug5eugen miro audi
6eit6tigt our6 einen an0eren ar1eri-
fanii9en Acknowledgements, Der bel
8eallpais babel mar uno iob, pie
iiberan bic Gotten berrmlagerL Bis er
Dor laltter 8Irtgeru9 es ni6t mebr
ausbalten fonnte. Seinen Wamen
baden mir geraoe bergeIien.
ariees- Ssierie in 8altimOre!
Sn Baltimore fling Dor Der befann-
ten @irti9aft oes oeuti6en Serrn
Sauier lin Der goritaot) elm gllto
Seuer. als Serr Sauier ins Salts
lief uno nit einem 6euerloider 5u-
riidfam, REF iematio: ga fommt
elm 9eutider nit einem Mai6inen-
geuebr. 9ie 9oli6ei fam. gs fIdr-
te ii6 auf; aber ieitoem gilt oas So.
fal ais uSiftb Column ~-2ofaI.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28
@emn 9eutide aus 8aibinstOn nrlb
i'm naben yTrins-W eDrg-&reis" ipmr-
ben amerifaniide 8iirser

Mmerifanii9e 8iirger tpilroen en-
De poriger ISOLDE in Upper Narl-
boro~, MarDlano, ourb Ben Gi6ter
Soiepb 6. Mottinglp Die foleen0en
neun 9euti9en: Sobn 8osfelepsfi,
Ser 8ugleid ieinen Wamen IN uSbiel"
6nOerte; 8aaD @liiabetb 8enfert;
Nifolaus Soner; Mnnie Maier ST.
i6er; Senrb Soiepb 8ruebl; @eorg
Sdmiot Snnion; g0itb Olga Ser
ger; gugen @ilbelm @eiger uno
@ertruo Mnna Cor. Mnoere, tpel6e
in Upper Marlboro 8iirger tpuroen,
famen aus @oaan6 (Serr @en0rid
Ooitboef), Stalien, England, Srlano,
Shpeoen, Sinnlano, HuBlano uno
Der SHmei5 (Grau Grieoa 8rom) /.
Cine 4merifnnerin aus 4leranoria,
8irginia, mar aud babel.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28
Seier Oes ugierten Snli" in 8aI6
ingtDm

@ie ieoes Sabr, 70 lift audi na6lte
8o6e 9onnerstag Mbeno 0ie groBe
it10tii6e Seier oes u@ierten Sslili"
bier in @oibineton am JuBe oes
George @oibington Monuments. Die
gintuobner Der Staot meroen bonn
5eitausibuB, an oeiien Spite Ser
rem tpie 6. SO. Sbarpe; g. g.. Eennn-
ion, Artbur g. SunoIun ii. a. Ite-
ben, ge6etefL oie 6nbnen alts8rbGn-
gen. Ser Snnen-M inifter Sarol0 6.
SIDES miro Die Geitreoe bolten. Oie
vWarine~ -&apeae miro elm &onsert
geben. In5iebungspunft lit ferner
mieoer oa8 6eueriperf am GdluB.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28

Am lebten 9ampftag, olIo Diens-
tag, i9oben Die oeuti6en Mrmeen
ibre Steaungen Biz nod @obam uno
Mngouleme Dor. &obon liegt an Der
Wiinoung Der @ironoe; MngouIeme
etiua 80 Meilen noropeitli6 BON
8oroeaur.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28

SRI. Marie @liiobetb aorn
berlebt Die beiBen Sommertuo6en IN
Blue &ioge Summit, 8o.
-Ser8li9e @riBe aus 8uffalo
erbielten mir bon So6DiirOen &eb.
@eorg Simpe.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28

om.- 9a6 Serriot, 9oulbon.
cour rno Blum trofen iebt aud Sic
ebemaligen frana0iiiden Minifter
gampindi uno 9elbos in 2on0on
elm.
Srun. Die ipanifde 9oIi5ei
ididte fiinfbunOert aus Jranfrei6
an Der ipnniiden @renoe 5tpeds lle-
bertritts eingetroffene gneldnoer 5i-
rid, neil Die Hapiere niht in Orb
n1ing maren.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28
@rieag. 0aiterie in 8altimure!
@ener r@affeniiafanbstas" in
Tranfreidj, %. SUM- 1910

8irb man om II. Nobember 1910
bier in Mmerifa uno in Sronfreid
uno England ben alien u@affenitin-
itan6stag" (armiitiee bnp) feiern?
8ieueiht bier, ober nidt in europa.
6rnnfreid bat iebt einen neiien
~@affenitinltanostag", ben bon
1910.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28

Ser bobe CONNER erntet 6do Inn Jel6.
SD lab ibn aufre5t Dor ben GGnittern i9reiten,
mf. ieinen brnrnen &ieiennoden glehen
Die mei5enblonoen Qoden, t%pinogeDeat.
llno Ieine fonnenblanfe SenIe f6at
tiefrnulfeno in oes &ornes @arfeniaiten.
Sic pollen S6Daoen %gol0ner 2ieoer glehen
tme @lofenipogen in Die belle @Selt.
Sopeit fb Simmel Inn sic gr0e begen,
iiebt on Die b~oniggelben 4ebren liegen
unO uorten auf Die itarfe 8inoerin.
sic wir6 Ie aaeIamt in @orben faTen,
uno manoelt abenos ourd5 oes Jeloes @aien
oIs ibres Bottles bobe &0nigin.
Carl Siepert.
Garl Gienert mlroe 1883 in &6nigstol, grobin8 9oien,
geboren. @r nuroe 2ebrer uno 1917 SoIout bein1 Snfan-
terie- SRegnment &c. 1919 puroe er Heftor, aus @oen
pertuieien uno 1T iebt Geftor in SerbfelOe Bel Berlin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-04
Today S Birthdays

DR.. James D. Bruce of the Uni
versity Hospital, Ann Arbor.
Mich, president OF the Ameri-
can College of Physicians, born
in Canada, 68 years ago.
Miriam Van Waters, superin
tendent of the Mass. State Re
formatorv for Women. born at
GreensbeTg, Pa, 50 years ago.
Prof. Walter a Maier of Con-
cordia Seminary St Louis, noted
Semitic scholar. born in Boston.
AZ years ago.
Buster Keaton, actor. born at
Pickaway, Kans., A years ago.
Gerald Stanley Lee OF North
ampton, Mass. author and edu-
Gator. born at Brockton, Mass.
70 wears ago
Charles J. Rhoads of Bryn
Mawr, Pa. former Commission
er of Indian Affairs. born in
Philadelphia. So years ago.
Prof Roy L. Garis of Wander
bilt University, Nashville. Tenn,
economist, born at Roanoke. Va,
43 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-04
NO GAMES AT
PARK TONIGHT

Regular scheduled softbaII dOu-
bleheader at Bayview Park to
night has been called off as fur
Their courtesy TO Mrs. Benz Trev-
or, who has been seriously Ill the
past week League games Wed
neSday night and an exhibition
contest scheduled for last night
were also called off for the same
reason.
In conversation with Mr. Trey
or this morning. The Citizen was
informed that his wife is show
ing signs of Improvement and
that he was of the opinion games
could be played in the future
without causing his wife further
distress.
VP53 was scheduled to meet
Army in the opening game to-
night, and SawyeTs BARRIERS were
to have PLAYED Bombers in the
nightcap.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-04
CLASSIFIED C0llhS

Advertisements under fhi5 head
vii BE inse-Eeo n T7a CIaen Al
tie rate CT cne--eat lei vo-5
fer each insert. :. Dz1 i!1e mini
nun for the frzE insertion n
every instance & rwez-T -tise
c@nts t2sci.
Advertisers sncald gave their
@z-raet address a AL = t-=iz
.alephons AoG1e- 4-v 1e=--e
results. H-1
Payment to- ciz2;Esa sever-
lizsmeats IS ln.zrfzBIg = a.
vance, bit -cs2lz= s1s--t.zer.
With ledger sccou--- nay have
tceir advertisement czaE-[
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-04
MARINES BATTLE
TROJANS SUNDAY
PIRATES AND BLUE SOX IN
NIGHTcAP OF REGULAR
DoUBLEHEADER

Due to changes in schedule
made at the meeting OF the Island
City Baseball League last Tues
day. the game originally Sched-
uled for November 3 between
Trojans and Marines has been
brought forward for play this
Sunday at Navy Field
The contest will be the opening
affair of a regular weekly double
header at the Field. TroianS will
be home" club.
Pirates and Blue Sox will bat
tie in the nightcap, Sox visit
ing.
Opening game will get under
way at 100 O'Clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-04
SOFTBALL MEET
FOR TOMORROW
BOARD OF MANAGERS WILL
GATHER IN CITY HALL
AT 500 P. N.

Board of Managers of the Key
West Amateur Softball AssocIa-
.I5n will meet IN City Hall tom5--
row afternoon, 500 o'clock, al
the request Of President Thomp-
son.
Subject Of the meeting viii be
the postponement Of games the
past week due to the serious IL
ness of Mrs. Benz. Trevor. who
resides in the vicinity of the Bay
view Park field where league
games are played Just what 10
do concerning playing Of future
scheduled contests will be up for
discussion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-04
THERE SHOULD
BE ONE FOR
EVERY ALLEY
NSSoeisted Press Feature serviee)

(ASSOeiafed Press Feature Servieel
SANTA FE, N. NJ. Oct. A.
Robert NJ. Budlong hasn't any
thing against cats in general.
but against the cats which are
tempted by birds at MORO Ma
tional Monument he has directed
an inventive genius that rele-
gates old shoes and crockery to
the horse-and-buggy days.
{ Budlong has built a "cat spank
er" which, he says, protects cats
against the baser side of their
nature and protects his birds
from the cats. He IS custodian
of the monument.
His spanker consists of a plat
form on which salmon is placed
as bait and an arrangement
whereby the weight of an inves-
tigating cat releases a bent lath
which strikes the animal and
sends it tumbling over the sal
mon and into a metal chute lead
ing to a tub of water.
The cat energies at great
speed, streaks for the nearest
fence and never returns" Bud
long explains.
To avoid such inhumane con-
tingencies as splinters or broken
bones, Budlong recommends pad
ding the spanking end of the
lath with sponge rubber.
My neighbors tell me their
cats have become rather shy, he
concludes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-04
Todav's Horoscope

Today gives dual nature. Il
is changeabIe; not vacillating.
changing from a position of high
endeavor to the opposite. In
some cases this is due to diplom-
acv, which is prime factor in
this degree. Under some condi-
tons it NAV lead TO various occu-
pations or engagements.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-04
BLOWOUTS BOTHER
NAN AND BEAS 7

HELENA. Mont, Get. a.
There's blcwout trouble
ancrJ Montana cows. d.. ".
J. ButI-r. STATE Veterinarian.
gays L Is caused b. changing
su5S=nIz zorn dr. 70
VET feed.
TIE c-ws d>veIop wheel
Ing. EvcztuelIT tasir lungs
Esccme izHz+sd and blow
cut. Just Eka IN cid zuso
iiEe.
The di-ezre Is rz-e among
cattle. said Dr.. Butler. bE
Montana COWS have been AZ
fect=d fer i've consecutive
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-04

CENTER. Cello. = Three
msn wsre r12sirin5 a slazt.
hish-PTsss1-s ti-e 81 : oisce
Of farming equipment. Il
blew cut.
Cecil burst vas CIT and
bruised seriously s5cut tne
face. Robzzt EardneE's right
ann was brckea- FloYd has
teEs' le5I s<na and nose were
broken.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-04
EDDIE BUSH Won
MAINE OPEN GOLF
TITLEN PLAYOFF
TIED AFTER 18TH. LOCAL WIN
TER PRO SHOT FLAwLEss
DECIDING NINE HOLES IN
TWO UNDER PAR

In letter and clipping to John
Pinder. Eddie Bush, winter pro-
fessionaI at the local golf course.
revealed he captured the Maine
Open Golf championship in an
unprecedented 27-hole playoff
against Joe Pine. The title play
took place at the Wawenock
Country Club in South Bristol
For 18 holes Bush. summer pro
at the Norway Country Club.
and Pine. of Bridgton, Me. bat
tied on practically even terms.
Pino's playing during the first
nine holes was superb but he
was off form from then On. Bush
displayed steady and sometimes
brilliant play to overcome what
ever advantage Pine had piled up
in early rounds.
At the end of the 18th hole.
each possessed a score of II. two
above par. This necessitated the
playing of an extra nine holes
and the two title aspirants agreed
to abide by the results. For the
first time IN Maine golf history
a 27-hole playoff was needed to
decide state honors.
Bush shot d 80, two Under par.
in the additional round, and Pine
registered a Sc, thereby giving
Bush the title by three strokes.
Scores of the playoff follow:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-04

FURN HE'D APARTMENTS.
cne With single room enE Sep
ing porch. Apply rear So Du-
val street o. Army ard Navy
Store. septI2-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-04

LOST - Ecste.--y s5zl-Ehcr-
between sJs-r-se and sunset
TWO golden Eou-s, esch 81 WI
sixty diamond minutes No re-
ward IS offered for tney aIe
gone forever Horace 11aEn-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-04
DETROIT WINS

Conunued from Page OneJ
into second and Joost in turn
threw to fiTss 10 complete q d0u-
bic play 8tcCosl.y scored On the
play. York singled 10 center
DGt Camp5=l4 grounded out 70
first to end the inning One rul.
three hits, no errors.
Fifth Inning
CINCINNATI-Jc0st flied cut
to center. Myers grounded cut
10 third, Higgins making q mag
nificent play Turner flied out
TO right. No runs, TO mis-. no er-
rors.
DETROIT-Fiiggins struck cut.
Te5etts out on line drive .
Werber. Bridges grounded out.
third TO first. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
SIKH Inning
CINCINNATI-Werb Der walked.
On first pitch 70 " Mccormick,
Weber attempted 10 steal second
and was thrown out by catcher.
NJ Mccormick singled over sec
ond. Goodman grounded to
short, forcing VI. Mccormick on
at second. F. Mccormick flied
out t. right. No runs. one hit,
/ no errors.
DETROIT-Bartell flied cut -
left. McCosky flied out to right
center. GehIinger out on long
fly against right field wall No
runs. no hits. no errors.
Seventh Inning
CINCINNATI-Ripple ground
ed cut, second TO fist. LON
bardi grounded out, short to first.
Joost flied out 10 short right. No
runs. no hits, no errors.
DETROIT-Greenberg singled
70 center. York walloped a home
run into the left field stands,
scoring Greenberg ahead Of him.
Campbell singled 10 left. Higgins
poled q tremendous homer intl
left field stands, scoring Camp
bell ahead Of him. Whitley Moore
relieved Turner. Tebbetts ground
ed out 10 first Bridges grounded
out. short to first. BaTtell singled
to right. NcCoskv doubled t.
left. advancing BartelI to third
Gehringer flied cut to Werber
Four runs, six hits. 10 errors.
Eighth Inning
{ CINCINNATI - Myers singled
ito left Moore grounded 10 saart
ito force Myers al second. WeVbe.
lsingled through short ana third
IN. Mccormick SINGLED 70 center
scoring Moore. Goodman flied CT
to left F. Mccormick grounded
TO Bartell TO force ". McCormick
: at second. One run three hits
no errors.
DETROIT - Baker relieved
lombard behind the plate and
Z Beggs came IN 70 pitch for the
Reds. Greenberg tripled to deer
right center. York struck out
Campbell singled to left center
scoring Greenberg. and ADVANCING
to second on 2 bad throw by Il
Mccormick. Higgins doubled L
right. scoring Campbell Tebbetts
grounded out. short TO first. Hig-
gins came dashing home but va:
thrown out at the plate By F
Mccormick Two runs. threc
hits. one error.
Ninth Inning
CTNCINNATI-Ripple singled
to RIGHT. Baker grounded to Hig.
gins. who LET the ball. get away
from him. advancing Ripple L
second. Joost singled over sec
, end. scoring RipDle Myers strucl
out. Lonnie Frey. pinch hittin'
for pitcher Beggs. Tied out 10 Nc
Cosky. Werbe- singled 70 left
scoring Baker. II Mccormick
struck cut 10 end the ball game
Two runs. three hits, one eucT
Score BY innings: R. H E
/, Cincinnati 100 coo OPT %
, Detroit 600 100 42x-7 I3
! Turner. Moore. Beggs and LON
: bar5i. Baker; BRIDGES and Teb
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Robber-Prisoners Disarm Sheriff,
Hold Train Passengers at Bay. Flee
Amid Turmoil, Recaptured by Posse

MORGAN HILL, Cal, Dec. 10.
tUP)-TWo prisoners aboard the
Southern Pacific Daylight stream
liner today powered Sheriff
Murray C. Halfway Of San Luis
Cbispo county, held passengers and
the train crew off with the sheriff's
pistol and escaped from the train
when it came to stop at Morgan
Hill.
Constable Lloyd Skeels of Nor
gan Hill and Sheriff Halfway led
a posse which caught up with the
men at Mob Hill. near Morgan Hill.
The men surrendered after several
shots were fired over their heads
by posse members. They did not
return the fire.
Halfway said the prisoners, Gene
Goad and william Crump, attacked
him when he released them from
handouts and leg irons to "let
them stretch their legs" They were
en- route from Reno to San Luis
Obispo to stand trial for armed
robbery.
Members of the train crew re-
ported that one of the prisoners
wreSted Sheriff Hathways gun
from him and slugged the officer
several times.
A brakeman aboard the train
said the man tried to shoot the