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Evening star., 1940-08-05
SoftboII Race Is Tied

Standard Line and Tru-Blu are
deadlocked for first place in the
Sunday Morning Softball League
and will play again next Sunday to
determine the second half cham
pion. The Laundrymen avenged a
loss In the recent Middle Atlantic
Tournament by handing Tru-Blu
Its first league defeat yesterday, 81.
Evening star., 1940-08-05
Washington A. A. Meets

Members of the Washington A. A.
will meet tomorrow night at Force
School, 1740 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, at 8 o'clock to discuss track
and basket ball schedules. President
Robert E. Acorn requests all men,
bers to attend. Visitors are invited.
Evening star., 1940-08-05
ForestviIIe Keeps Lead

Forestville kept it's hold on first
place in the Old Dominion League
by downing Fairfax, 6-3, yesterday.
In other games Vienna defeated
Colvin Run, TIA, and Falls Church
nosed out the Gibson Grays, 4-3.
Evening star., 1940-08-05
Yellow Cob Booking

After trouncing Seat Pleasant Boys
Club, 1913, and Northeast All-Stars,
AZ, Yellow Cab would like to book
more seftbaH games. Call Hobart
| 1912, branch 8.
Evening star., 1940-08-05
Competitor Out to Win.
Not Build Up Thrill.

The competitor is too keyed up
in the job he is trying to handle.
He is out there to win with all he
has. He isn't out there to build up
q thrill. He is knocked around and
showed about. He Is trying to con-
centrate, with what he has, on the
next play. If he runs go yards for
a touchdown, with blockers clear
ing the path, as they generally do,
his mental adjustment has no place
left for thrills.
1t is all different with the spec
tator. He hasn't been knocked
around. His entire concentration
hasn't been on driving horse into
a narrow opening-into picking up
his blockers-into slashing with a
No. 8 iron to the pin through the
narrow lanes Of the laundering
herd.
All the spectator has to do is look
on and wait for the big thrill
for the long run-the home-run hit
the sensational catch-the ride
down the stretch-the 20-foet putt
something that will give his emo
tions chance to operate.
Here is something that takes him
away from his normal, humdrum,
too often dull job of just making
a living. Every care and worry he
ever had in the world is washed
away. He is the thrill absorber, not
the competitor.
And this is what makes sport
what it is in America today. The
roar of the crowd-the hullabaloo
of the mob--the thrill that the mill
lions get, far beyond the thrill Of
those who make the headlines.
Evening star., 1940-08-05
Donoueh Hits Four

Ed McDonough. shortstop. pound
ed out four hits for Don Good
mans Champions as his team de-
feated Winchester Park. 81, yes
terdaY.
Evening star., 1940-08-05
Simon Atlus Team Wins

Simon Atlas ten Of the A. z. A.
chalked up an 1l-9 victory over Cap
ital City yesterday after overcoming
TO lead obtained by their rivals
in the first inning.
Evening star., 1940-08-05
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Evening star., 1940-08-05
St. GubrieI's Defeated

st. Gabriel's softball nine dropped
a rs decision to the F. and A. ten.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
Jennings Remains
Pacesetter Amonr
Coast SIuggers
Nv United PRESS

san Francisco viii need the SER
vices of Ted JENNINGS when it goes
IN AGAINST Sacramento tonight in
fhc first game Of It's series at the
state capital for Tony FreitaS, the
little nur with the big hands will be
feeding the Seals his most cnticing
md most mhittable southpaW
slaNtS.
Freitas is poison to the Seals and
Nas been for years. Jennings is the
leagues leading hitter for the third
consecutive week. This would Seem.
therefore. a good time for Manager
toftv ODoUl to say prayer Tor
Jenninas' health his mighty b!ud-
icon and his 46l mark.
Some % points o"hnd jennings
j, Mike Christoff. the biz Oakland
cutfielder. with a percentage Of .438,
qccordln. to tie figures OF William
1rcGec. leading statsticim. Johnny
Moore. Los ApetlrS utneldtr, has
41q. Louie Novik9H ol the AngtlS Is
batting .39G. With steve Me>ntr and
Geor.r Deturc OF san ID. 20 trail
mg closely. Me>ner With .369 and
Detore With $3.50.
III other games this week, Holly
wood goes to Oakland Seattle goes
tc Los Au-clcs 1ud Portland to San
Deco
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
Hardware Boosts
League Lead in
Bowling Race

Imperial valley Hardware
bowling team Increases its lead
III the FL Centre commercial
league Monday night py winning
81 triumph over the Irriga-
ton District while Hattons lost
a 81 decision To Coast Counties
and Haas and Robertson keglerS
tied. p.
Iltner and Lamson were high
scorers for the Hardware in the
Naiier> triumph. Merklein and
ShiEton topped the losers. Fred
sterling again paced the Coast
Counties to triumph, leading
his team in scoring and Incl
lcntally firing a 207 game. Tom
Payne again topped Hatton'S
scorers and Jim Barney had 4
201 for the service station men.
George Robertson vas high
scorer for Robertson Tire with
a $40 for three games. Robert
sons highest score was ia. Pea
cock topped the Haas team with
1872. His best game was 10.
City league teams, still led by
the red hot 2O-3O cub. will meet
in games tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
Todays Sports Parade

honest to goodness hOrSemGn. And
By honest TO goodness horscmcn
mean such mon as Hirsch Jacobs.
Sunny jim F!tZsimmOiS. Roy Wal
drOn, and most of the other fire
trainers in this country.
They all thought Bjmelech was a
shoo-in, a Cinch of the best lead
pipe variety, Take Waldron, who
saddled the Derby winner. He didn't
Ike GallahadiOn' chances He hon
a5tly felt that Bimelech was the
best horse in the race and that the
rest of the field was going out to
take a shot at second money. One
of Waldron's close friends. the Hol-
lywOod director, Dave Butler, was
with him when he Saddled Gala
hadion. get Butler didn't have ever
so much as a penny on the horse
So what Waldron told Butler mus
not have been dripping with opti-
miSm.
1t is true that great two year olds
don't always make great three year
olds, but Bimelech in his first two
starts as a three year old looked
Just as good as he did when hf
vas an unbeaten juvenile. He was q
thing of beauty in winning the
Bluegrass stake at Keeneland anc
one could not ask for better per.
formance than he turned in winning
the Derby trial on Tuesday before
the Derby.
Admitting that I have little OF
no horse sense, I still can't help but
feel that Bmelech just had one
Of those off DAYS that occasionally
come to man and beast. l cOuldn
have run a very fast race Derby day
Have YOU ever 0ecn to Kentucky
colonel's dinner the night before
the Derby? Maybe Bimclech hac
been out on Derby eve party anc
mixed his grain.
Anyway, Wrll see Wha' happens Il
Baltimore Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
BENCHW ARM|NG
by Burdette Kinne
-Post.Press Snorts Editor-
-Post-Press Sports Editor

He was the seventh left handler
to beat the YankS and IL the ninth
inninz he slammed a third strike
past one time bad Bill Dickey. who
looked at i with his bat on his
shoulder. Verify times have changed
when a rookie can steam a third
strike past DickeY.
Look al the southpaws who have
been making the Yankees eat crow
Chubby Dean ttwicel. Emil BlldIlh.
Ken Chase. Archie McKain, Thorn
ton Lee, Tom Seats. Not exactly the
elite of the American league.
For further proct or the Yanks'
impotenCy. look az how they made
their four runs against the Tigers
Monday The first run was forced in
on a walk. the second tailed on an
outfield fly the third on single and
the fourth on an outfield fly Van
kee power was G. w. T. w. or may
be Joe DiMaggio. still lad up with
q trou olesome knee. is the heart
and soul of the champions attack.
But in anv event. the HankS are
faced with their tou2hest battle in
five years of baseball. The New
Workers will watch left handlers until
they're blue in the face, and no
longer will the boys get the Quivers
when they face the Bronx BomberS.
Elliott Stamps
Bob Elliott, clou,lng outfielder
from El Centro. is having trouble
getting started with the Pirates this
year. Monday he went hit,ess III
five tries TO drop his average below
the $50 mark.
Internal trouble may account Tor
his slump to some extent because
il IS reported that Frankie Frisch
is not hitting il off 100 we'll with
the Pirates.
Frisch's apparent trouble with the
Pirates might indicate that the f!ery.
sharp -tongued manager in baseball
has gone out with the touring car,
and that the gentlemanly type man
ager like Bill McKechnie OF the
Reds has replaced the John AcGraW
In any event the boys in 1mperla.
Valley are worrying bit about FL
lott. because there are rumors that
Bob may be shipped back TO the IN
te-national league for another sea-
son. One source declares that BOD
has asked for shift to Syracuse.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. PROpCCE

Los ANG ELES, MAY :. up
Supplies We're liberal u heavy on
most lines with demand and trading
slower.
Asparagus. loose choice 4i--5c;
f,y .--..-c: Jumbo, $50. san DI-
ego -. medium bc.
canta!oupes. Imperial Jumbo Cos
49, S2.T5-Sa.aa. pom. ~ Sl,75-- 100;
p1alge pax 7-,-sas Sl.-o-Sl.o''
flat I'd l---I5s Sl.oo.
squash: Whitc summer san Dl"g q
lug SI.-5-&I.5p; CoacheIa $l,ap-l .23'
Saa PDa.o d local Sl.25-$l.5o; ltal,
iaa ca .Lela lugs s5-S1.9"; locaI
d San P"dro sl.Uo-$l -: san DI"gt
s. .a.-2l - yellow crookncck l1ca
.ug~ 75-S1 o0.
TGma'oc-. Bra Wiley, FL centre
Ve-.u.rrlaud crates 9-i"p, Sl.2u
s. -. l2s S1.25-G1.50: HoltNille -
g 5e-<l 80: Coachelia crates .. >I.'"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
District Track
Meet Becomes
Tougher Event

The competition at the SAN Diego
district track meet became a shade
rougher Tuesday with the announce
m"nt that track and field teams
from san Diego and Hoover high
would be included in the annual
event.
Also represented in the meet will
be Imperial Holtyille FL Centre
and BraWley from the valley league
the Metropolitan league, the South
ern Prep league.
FL Centro aud BraWley will be
largest representatives from the val
Icy with BraWlcy winner of the
county meet favored to lead the
parade OF point winners from the
county.
IoltyIlle high. however, boasted {
likely double winner in Ko2o San
bonmatSu, Glass b hurdlcr. SAN
bonmatsu presently holds both I
lurdlng records i'll the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
Bv HENRY McLENORE

SOMEWHERE BETWEEN LOUIS
VILE AND NEW YORK. May 7.
up Stop ne il You've heard this
ore before. but 1 think BimeIech is
q sure thing.
IL the PteakreSS. I mean, which
Will De run on Saturday at Al
Eanderbilt's lovely old Pimlico track
in Baltimore.
I'm not a man to change horses
in the middle Of a stream of ad-
reTse criticism. Let the more tickle
hearted switch to Gallahadion. Dit
Your Chance. Woof Woof and the
others. noT that Bimelech has been
beaten in the Kentucky Derby. Af-
ter all, there is the chance that
Bimelech doesn't like roses. or that
he once had look at Colonel Brad
ley's check book and realized his
owner didn't have any need for
$50 OOO
The Bradley colts record is still
the best He went to the vars for
moro than a vear before any horse
beat him ard he still has won
eight or nine starts. That's a great
deaI more than YOU can say for any
Gf the horses who raced HIM Satur-
dar at Louisville, including Gala
hadiOn, the winner.
a matter Of truth you'd have
% lock right carefully to find a
thrce wear old who has been beaten
any more consistently that Gala
nedIon has. H" has been beaten
,rore often than your living room
rug. and that includes tins years
spring housecleaning And not al
ways bv magnificent beasts, either
Some cf the TRIMMINGS were at the
feet. shall We say Of horses un-
worthy OF carving the Borden
cOmpan" silks.
B.mclech didn't rm his truo race
on SATURDAY. He couldn't Lave. If
he did how is on" going 10 explain
,hc pre-De~oy opinion Of 20 many
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, May :. up
stocks moved irregularly higher in
quiet dealings today following <
Prime Minister Chamberlain : de-
fense Of Britain'S war policy in
commons.
Brokers said demand wa ba cd
on indications that Britain NV VII!
pursue more aggressive war
policy.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrlal l41.14,
up 0.41; rail 3o.Sl, up 0.p-: utlllty
247s off COS; So stocks, 1852, up
Stock sales were 5So.ooo shares
compared with 100000 il the pre-
vious session. and curb stock vol
ume amounted to l5o"oo share
against l74.UGo yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07

went tnelr pSyCnOlOSlCal eQge over
the other American league ball
clubs.
The Yanks are too good a ball
club to be counted out of the 1910
pennant race for keeps at this
early date but they are going to
face a narrowing fight to battle
their way back up the ladder. To-
day finds them in sixth place, only
one game out of the cellar and Az
games behind the league leading
Red SoX. And what's more i'm
portant they face their toughest op-
position during the next six days.
They have one more game with
the Tigers, two with the Indians
and three with the Red Sox.
The Yanks lost their third straight
yesterday bowling to the Tigers,
6-4. The champs had this game
won, Al, going into the eighth
With Red Ruffing, their ace, breez-
ing along. They were 20-I shots to
win behind Ruffing but Tiger power
blew Rulings triumph into the
,ahcan. Hank Greenberg homered,
Higgins doubled, pinch hitter Billy
Sullivan homered and the score
was tied. Then the Tigers went on
to win off Johnny Murphy and Lee
Grissom in the ninth.
The Red Sox forged back into
the van by smashing out a 8-5
triumph over the Indians. Jimmy
FoXX touched off a six run rally
by hitting homer No. 6. Ted Will
liams hit two doubes driving in
two runs. Emerson DicXman, with
some brilliant relief aid from Jack
Wilson, was the winner.
In the other two American league
games Nelson Potter outdueled
John Rigney to give the Athletics
Il So win over the White Sox anc
the Browns suggedr out a liz vic
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. May :. up
Hogs saleable 100, holdover 700;
mostly steady: extreme top i've
cents higher at G.S5 on part loaa
goo dto choice 201 lb. locals 90;
packing sows scarce; quoted so
down.
Cattle saleable goo; mostly steady;
medium fcd steers held above -
good lacking; few medium era ;
steers S.25: feeders $50; plain
light stockers down to G.75; load
Mexican steers 7.25; no heifcrs sold
car medium grass cows 600; eood
quoted TO : Gamers and cutters
1850. good bulls to Z top Monday
s.Sb on good Arizona fed Yearllh gS
steers. Calves saleable SO; unchang
ed: few medium vealers 1880 down
good 10 choice 30O-340 ID. slaughter
calves 10-ll; package medium 80
sheen saleable 200. lambs fully
steady: deck good toN mostly choice
81 Ib California springers 9.bo'
packREe medium TO good 7s lbs
shorn slaughter ewes quoted 3.1'
down.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
Ydnks' Chance

The once-muTderous New York
Champions, who in case some of the
American league teams have forgot
ten, have been champions OF the
world for the past four years pre-
sently have the chance 10 prove con-
clusively that they make up the
greatest baseball team IN history.
The Yankees, Who have been
kicked around during the first weeks
of the major league race. have lost
their power TO terrorize other AM
erican league clubs into submission.
The Yankees are no longer regarded
as unbeatable.
And TO make it worse southpaw
hurlers are continuing to plague the
DiMaggioless world champs Mon
day Tom Seats, veteran rookie
from the Coast league, relieved
Tommy Bridges for Detroit and
stopped the Yanks cold in the last
three innings.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07

tory over the Senators. 1t was
Washington'S fifth straight loss.
Brooklyn continued its rampage
by blasting the Cardinals, 6-2, be-
hind Luke Hamlin. Dolf Camilli
homered with one on. Cincinnati
won its fourth straight trampling
the Giants, 81. Harry Craft hit
homer with two on. Billy Herman's
homer in the 11th gave the Cubs
5-4 win over the Phils and Larry
French his fourth victory. The
Bees won a weird game from the
Pirates, 1917, in y innings. The
two clubs used 40 players, breaking
the record of 81 set Sunday by the
Dodgers Cards. 1t was Pittsburghs'
sixth straight defeat. and left the
Pirates in Il triple tie with the
Bees and Cards for last place
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
City Softba|I
Loop Opening Set

FL Centro's city softball league
will open play one week from We'd
resday night with Imperial sched-
uled AGAINST the El Centro Elks,
Pat Patterson, loop president, an
nounced Tuesday
Holtville ana the fourth entry,
lot yet decided. will play one week
from Thursday, according to Pat
terson.
Patterson declared the Ell Centro
All-Stars were still without q spon-
sor but that the Elks would again
take over the club in the event an
other service or commercial organ
izatiOn took over the sponsorship.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
Tennis Club TO
Play jaycees

FL Centro tennis club meters will
meet Central junior college racket
sWingerS Wednesday night at the
high school courts in the clubs first
activity since the November tourna-
ment. Play will start at $50 p. m.
The Junior collegians, recent con-
querors of Phoenix jaycee and Ari-
iona state college varsity teams, will
be favored TO win Eight singles and
four doubles matches will be played
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
Bears Out of
Fresno RELAYS

BERKELEY, Calf. May I. CUP1
-Callfornia'S Golden Bear track
SterS VIII not be represented at
the annual Fresno relays next Sat
urGaN. Reason: Final exams.
THIS WAS announced today by Dr..
ATGNrOC DeutSCh. the unlverS!tN'S S
wee president, in communication
10 Fresno state college authorities
Who had invited the Bear cindcr-
FATHERS to the meet.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
Biscuit Shipped
To Retirement

NOILYWOOD PARK. IhgIeNooC.
Cal. MAY :. 'UP)-After orders
were received from owner Charles
S Howard in Louisville. handlers
TODAY loaded Seabiscuit, the turf :
top money winner, and started the
horse for the Howard ranch near
Willis. Cal.
Seabiscuit was retired after win
ming the Santa Anita Handicap and
had been "unwinding" al Hollywood
Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
Vikings Seek
Baseball! Wiz,

HO!tVille high school made another
effort to win league baseball game
this afternoon, taking on Ell Ccntro's
second place Spartans in a game
scheduled TO start al $50 Tuesday
afternoon.
The vikings play Brawlcy later
in the week, FL Centro meets Cal
eXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
I. 4. STOCKS

Lo- A%GELES. MAY :. up
Ar election DAY slump hit The L9-
Ares.e. stock exchange a only
-. hare. Wc.c traded in thu short
Nv gam were recorded bu, III" the
Jarrc-, wa E. to a point bE N-g'
A!rotatj a. H.; Blue Diamond c2rl.
"a ap f. u, I".; pacific lighting
t.aD1no, w E. at l. and " mas
r,,i.D;9 ~ oil droppcd off = al :.
- r,Jur o.. OFT = a. - -, solar
Aircraft OF 2. at =.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
ST. hary's Wins
Baseball Title

LOS ANGELES, May 7. CUP)-
st, Marys held the California in
tcrcollegiate associations baseball
pennant today, with California sec
Ond, Southern California third,
Santa Clara fourth, U. C. L. A. fifth
and Stanford last.
U. S. C. won the final game ard
series of the season from the Bruins
Yesterday, 6-1 1t was the 11th
consecutive year the Trojans have
won their series with U. G.. L. A.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
HoIfyiIIe Tennis
Entries Mailed

Entry blanks for the first annual
Holtyille inyitational tennis tOurna-
ment We're mailed to high school
coaches and tennis club managers
IN Imperial and Yuma valleys Tues
day. according to Paul Werve, tour
nament manager.
The tournament committee, which
scheduled the event for May l3 to
l8, set May II as the deadline for
entries. Play Will be held III u di-
,lSiOnS
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
Golf Tourney to
Start Saturday

The first annual FL Centro high
school Golf tournament gets under
way Saturday at the Barbara Worth
country club. according to Larry
hanson, with match play in three
flights.
The tournament will be completed
in one week, with finals slated for
one week from Friday, Hanson said
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
PIRATES PEDDLE FERN
PEIL TO TORONTO

PITTSBURGH May T. up
Fern Bell, Mgh,handed outfielder,
has been sold outright by the Pitts
bur2h Pirates 10 the Toronto base
ball club of the International league
it was announced today
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
OREGON METERS
DEFEAT SAN LOSE

EUGENE. Ore, May 7. cUP)-The
undefeated oregon university tennis
team turned back the transforming
San Jose State college netmen 7
70 . here yesterday. The Califor-
mans reportcdly had not been de-
feated in collegiate circles for four
years.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
Markets at a Glance

Stocks irregularly higher in quiet
trade.
Bonds irregular.
Curb stock steady.
Foreign exchange lower, with the
pound at d new 7-year low
Cotton mod derately lower.
Wheat \ to = cent lower; corn
up is TO 3e.
Rubber about steady.
silver unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
B Leaque Sked

Tuesday night-Golden State-D4s-
tr!ct Shop.
Observation-Disclosures Office
Thursday = Telephone City EN-
ployees.
Friday-Coca Cola -Cramers.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
Patterson Pitches
Central to Win
Over Jaycees

Billy Patterson, young star among
Softball pitchers Monday afternoon
set down the Central Junior COL
loge Softbalers With two runs to lead
the FL CenGo hieh schoolerS to a
So victory over the Arabs.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
CUIC.4GO GRAINS

cHIrAGD. Ha =. I'PJ WHEAT
.a...,. ..a.s. ..#a#gr 'oGay after
49,. .." -. 1,.i # tine session.
~ .. ...,t .. ,.a ID"- for NJ"
aas l" 4as' 'lo..s 4.a'r pressure
= J.. b.. = .a. .pf.3....Ipa Eout'=.
G'otr t',.,H -. cent lower,
M. 81. ..ia &a. unchanged
p. ....t -.r, W. tt. naf- un-
,...lp,a. u. 81 !. rye off -,
.a#, Me. tE a ey b'au- 1--
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
+. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. May g. d'P'
vo' hard while 49,. $l.72. = II =
-. soft white ...... $l.'o-I.'"
No. % , Bri ai west as lbs. .... 9@a. % ~ =.
Corn, No. yellow ......,. l.',-I -, -. L
Milo No. 2 yellow -. Sl.5A z. .-I.9" =
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, May :. u'PJ-
Hens, legnOrns, 4'l-5'I tDs, -. -
Hens, leghorus, over I5s. .. l.
Do. over lbs. ....... ......... J.
Hens, colOred, g., u ! ibS. 80. IL
Hens. cOlored. over lb-. ... Is
BroiIcrs. over : . up 70 = lbs. 10
Rroilers, over i. ~ % - lbs. II
FryrrS. cOiOI"d, - lbs. .... L.
Frycis, coInIrd. over . iDs. up -
koasters. cOIOrcd ........,..... -
Old roo>tec-, coTorcd .......... s
Old rOO-teIs, legAoru .......#...... .
Stags .....,.......,...... u
Ducklings, over ; pounds ...... 1G
DucklingS, under 3 pounds -. il
Old ducks Observation-Disclosures. S
Y0uns geese ..................... Is
| Old tom turkeys ................ II
| O.d hen turkeys ..... ........... II
| Capous lbs. and up ........ q
1 Rabbits, No. VIII. . = u ~ lbs. Il
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
DiMaggiioIess Yankees Lose Third
STRAIGHT Decision; Bosox Annex
Brooklyn Sinks Cardinals for | Ith
Triumph; Reds Shell Giants; BUGS
Lose Sixth Straight Ball Game

NEW YORK May 7. UP)-To state the case plainly
the Yankees definitely aren't what they used to be.
Overnight fighter ball club or race horse can go
sour The Yanks lost that keen fighting edge, that
extra something that made them champions and with it
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-07
IOCAL RETTERFAT

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