davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-09-20
YankS' Chance Remote.


Ordinarily club four or six
games behind could at least hope
for the clubs above to lose all their
games. In this case. however, the
schedule makes that impossible and
the only benefit the Yanks or Sox
could get would come from Detroit
and Cleveland breaking even
against each other.
That would mean three more
games lost for ea-h leader. Cleve-
land still has 'wo games with the
st. Louis Browns and Detroit two
with Chicago. If the leaders lost
both of these, that would leave
them in tie at the finish with SO
games won and 66 lost The White
SoX already have lost 81 and there
fore are eliminated.
If the disaster outlined here
should strike both the leaders. the
Yankees still would have to win 8
out of 10 games to tie. Such an
outcome is so remote that it might
as well be dismissed today and let
the dead past bury its dead, includ-
ing the four-time world champion
Yankees.
Tigers Series FavOrites.
The Tigers are getting too feroci-
Gus these days to handle peaceably
and they have. to he. considered IA
yoriteS for the three-game series on
their own field this week end. They
massacred the Philadelphia Athletics
yesterday. 1872 and 10-1. with a
couple of secondary pitchers and
had Buck Newsom ready to oppose
Mel Harder today.
In their first game with the AS,
Rookie Floyd Geibell issued eight
scattered hits, while Detroit got 13
including homers by Hank Greenberg
and Rudy York. each of whom bat
ted in five runs. In the second
game Dizzy Trout gave only four hits
and the Tigers collected 13 including
homers by York and Pete Fox.
This made II consecutive games in
which Detroit had hit one or more
home runs.
Cleveland was outhit 9-6 and
needed the help Of couple of WASH
ington errors to win, 81, and keep
share of the lead, 1t was appar-
ent the Tribe hasn't anything re-
sembling the power of the Tigers.
Derringer Gets Goth Win.
Red Rufhng showed some of his
old form in spacing seven hits as
the YankS overpoWered the White
SoX 10-1, with a 14-hit lombard
ment. The only run he gave up was
a homer-by Joe Kuhel.
The st. Louis Browns beat the
Boston Red SoX, 81, on Roy Cullen
bine's triple with two on in the sew
enth.
Paul Derringer finally got his COW
eted goth victory as the Cincinnati
Reds punctured the PhillieS, Al,
although Outhit (aS usual, rs. The
ace curve -baller didn't give a run
till the ninth.
The New York Giants losing streak
was extended to II games in a pa
thetic 81 performance against the
| Chicago Cubs, who made IA hits.
including homers by Hank Leiber
and Stan Hack. Claude PaSSeau
coasted to his 10Th triumph on
eight hit hurting.
The St. Louis Cardinals swept
/ two from the Pittsburgh Pirates, 2-l
and 30, to get a virtual strangle
hold on third place in the National
League. Fiddler Bill MCGEE gave
Just five hits in the first game and
Johnny Mize led a 14-hit offensive
to capture the nightcap.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
II
Sturs Yesterday
b. the Associated Press.

Hank Greenberg, Rudy York and
Dizzy Trout, TIgers-Greenberg and
York each batted IN five runs n first
same with Athletics and Trout pitched
four-hit ball in nlghtcap.
Paul Derrlnger. Reds-Scored 10Th
victory Of year With seven-hlc hurllng
against PhIllies
Bill MCGEE and Johnny Mlze Cardl-
nals-Former hurled fve-hItter IN first
game and latter LED IA hit attack in
nIEhtCap against Pirates
Al Smith, 1ndians-Kept eight hits
scattered IN whipping Senators
Roy Cuilenbine. Browns-Tripled with
Two on IN seventh inning TO beat Red
SoX.
Hank Leiber and Stan Hack Cubs
HIT two homers GOOD for five runs
against Giants.
Red Rufhne. Yankees-Spaced seven
nltS to check White SOX
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Schedule Gusts
Chisox
From Battle
Yunks' Chance of Win
All but Gone; Giants
Drop 11th in Row
BY JUDSON BAILEY,

The fantastic American League
pennant struggle reached a new
crisis TODAY as the Cleveland In
dians and Detroit Tigers came up to
their series with each other in an
absolute deadlock-85 games won
and 81 lost.
Also for the first time it was pos
sible to say positively that the con-
flict has become a tWo-club contest
with nothing counting but their own
mortal combat
The Chicago White SoX have been
mathematically eliminated, not by
the standings. but by the schedule.
and the New York Yankees have
been pushed to the very brink for
the same reason.
Il,
Evening star., 1940-09-20
~ the Associated Press.

By the AsSOciated PreSS
ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex Sept
eo-Gridiron opponents OF Ne"
Mexico University's Lobos are 60
inc to have to carry Spanish die
tionaries onto the field If they eX-
meet to fathom Coach Ted Snip
KEYS new assortment OF Looo de-
fensive signals this fall:
mo. this isn't gag, SAID snip
kew, IT'S just a new strataegy IN
keeping with 10 defensive lorna
tions in which linemen and BACKS
shift to offset the opposition olocK-
ing o,,o
mo bueno por NADIA, SECURE que
si" he added. gravely.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Coasts Grid Storm Center Goes to Texas u.
Lea Injury Forces Young Quit Notre Dame Squad

quiring reporter of the Winston
Salem IN. c. Sentinel went
around asking: whats the most
important phase of modern foot
ball?" One guy said: I'D say
the gate receipts"
Today's guest star,-Nixson
Denton, Cincinnati Times-Star:
IF Umpire Magerkurth went
down without being hit the other
day, you can look for him to
appear in Madison Square Gar
den this winter
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Sports Program
For Local Fans


Football.
James Monroe High VS.. George
Washington High, G. w. field,
Alexandria, 800.
Golf.
District amateur champion
ships, Manor Country Club, am.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Dog Show.
Old Dominion Kennel Club all
breed puppy show, Caral Collie
Kennels, Sleepy Hollow road, Falls
Church, Va, 2:15.
Swimming.
Presidents Cup Regatta meet,
Shoreham Hotel pool, 7:30.
Rowing and Canoeing.
Presidents Cup events, Poto-
mac Boat Club in Georgetown,
M
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Minor PIuyoffs

By the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUI.
Baltimore, 3 Rochester. ..
Newark, l: jersey City, q.
TENAS LEAGUE.
Houston, 3. Beaumont. ,
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Diego ; Los Angeles, :,
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Nashville, q. Atlanta, /
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. :. Minneapolis, e.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
College Football

Stephen F. Austin Al; Lon Morris
Colleee. q.
Oklahoma Baptist U. 20: Arkansas
State Teachers. IL
East Central Oklahoma State. 33;
Murray AEEieS. q.
Youhgs;own, 6: Wsynesburg e Ciel.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Official Score

Runs bstted In-Welaj. Boudreau. Kelt-
rer. Two-bsse hIt-LeWis Home ruu-
Wela, Sacrlhce-Trosky. Double plays
Boudreau to Mack to TroSky c2l Keltner
to Mack 10 Trosky. Left on bases-Wash-
ngton, ); Cleveland. T.. First base on
baus-Of Leonard, =: off Krakauskas, :.
of Smith, !. Struck out-By Leonard. .
hv Smith. 2 Hlts-Of Leonard. in :
innings. of Krakauskas. o IN l innInE.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
omerRampage
Sends Detroit
To Tie at Top
Greenbere, York Big
Factors in Attack;
Clubs Series Even

" rhe Associated Press.
DETROIT. Sept. 2O-The props
were placed and the actors and the
audience were ready today for base
balls Super-super-s spectacle Of the
year-the Cleveland Indians VS.. the
Detroit Tigers. with the American
League pennant as the probable
prize for the winner.
Tied as few teams ever have been
in the waning days Of a baseball
season, the clubs open A three-game
series at Briggs Stadium this after
noon that IS expected to draw up
ward of 1000 customers before its
conclusion on Sunday.
The weather prediction was cloudy
with scattered showers
Each team has won 65 games and
lost 81, and each club still has 3
games left to play The closeness Of
the struggle is further illustrated BY
the fact that the teams have divided
Is games this year.
Both Ready for Battle.
From the veteran Tigers and tho
younger Indians came the word that
they are well conditioned for the big
test. Detroit has Louis Buck New
som, LynwOod Rowe and Tommy
Bridges (three hurlers the Indians
haven't teaten this season. ready to
work in order. Cleveland will re-
taiate with Mel Harder, Al Milnar
and Bobby Feller. Feller, a mystery
to other clubs, has been beaten three
times by Detroit.
Tiger officials predicted an at
tendance of between 10000 and 40
900 today and sellouts Of more than
5000 for Saturday and SUNDAY.
NeWsom. the selt-appointed spokes-
man for the Tigers, assured his pub
lie that he would take care Of the
Indians today,
I've pitched against that Cleve-
land team twice this year and beat
tSee TIGERS, Page D-2J
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Power Makes Tigers Favotes Over Bitter Fight for League Lead
Win, Lose or Draw
The Most Abused Privilege in Sports
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

liberties which portSwritng loosely permits, that
individual
back began stretch
the toughest battle the socaed Junior circuit 1908
Chicago by
the of the stretch
club
IN baseball.
BoStOn-BeSt team in the business except for pitching.
world fair outhed good catching
play combination stand under
pressure.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Harris Saved Best Pitchers for lndlons

practically everybody agreed IN ADVANCE lacked
the pitching Tom Yawkey bought himself good ball players W
flock OF couherIelS as
pitchers .-
Detroit hanging big surprise has been CeVe-
the Indians TO Whp WaSI
great secret saved Ken Chase
Sid the Indians In that
the other dav Chase held the Indians five runs Wc
par pitching. --.-
beat team capable OF Sloohg
nave cone
Cleveland games, and to and follows tha Il e
OF Vellng
IT'S hard to get away White In some
wavs club baseball The SoX hgueo 10 n
sixth or seventh year. almost won the pennant
Evening star., 1940-09-20

Cleveland at Detroit
Chi. at ST L. might.
Only games,
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Yankees Foded, of All Places, in St. Louis

figures around In the first
change within minutes Secondly Is
folded and what clubs hang
ing
Yankees which has last six World Series 20
IL Series have been the biggest
folders They behind ike true champions
Detrois old and CReandS SquaObLg
childish, Indians.
holsted Tor 20 years
hope held The Yankees we're the eStao
fifth consecutive flag for the Bomo virtually
conceded.
last week END when the Browns won uee
straight games did mathemacay eliminate ue
defending champions all practical purposes the Yankee regime
is ed
Evening star., 1940-09-20
GAMES TODAY. GAMES

GAMES TOMORROW
Wa sh. at Phila @, zoo.
Clev. at Detroit.
Boston at New York.
Chicago at St. Louis,
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Major League Statistics
NATIONAL

Results YESTERDAY.
ST Louis. IS: Pittsburgh. IL.
Chicago, S; New York. ,.
Cincinnati. 4; Philadelphia, I.
Only games.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

GAMES TOMORROW
Cinci. at Pitts. t2).
Phils. at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston,
ST. Louis at Chicaso.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-13
Capital Hikino Club

The Capital Hiking Club will
make an 8-mile hike Sunday in the
valley Of Goose Greek, near Lees
burg, Va. The hike is to cover
ground along the old Goose Creek
and Little River navigation sys-
tenn, said to antedate the Chesa-
peake 81 Ohio Canal along the
Potomac. Any one desiring to take
the hike may make reservations by
5 pm. tomorrow through telephon-
ing Michigan 1858, branch GOT, it
was announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-13

Der East Dude 90
BY Mory-Douelos SrovoIl

something important and dear to
her. Suddenly the most impossible
dude became some one to be
watched over, catered to, shown the
time Of his life. She sat on the
top bar Of the corral and was gen.
timely amused rather than annoyed
when they dashed up like tribe of
bowling Comanches. When the lady
from Atlanta was not satisfied with
any of her mounts, Brick handed
over Zebra Dun to her. When the
gentleman from Chicago who was
not one with his horse found him.
self ungraciously dumped in an
arroyo, Brick walked with him back
to the lodge, soothing him into a
laughing mood long before they ar
rived there.
Molly Interrupts.
The next morning after the doc
tors call Carl said, Il can be out
OF here this afternoon" Brick
could not quite bring herself to look
at him, but sort of sudden dread
welled up in her. You realize of
Soui DC Wildt lIldI IIledIlS LOT you
and me, sweet" He reached out
for her, but what might have fol-
lowed was interrupted by Molly,
particularly gay and smartly
dressed Molly. sticking her head
into the door with, Hello, darlings.
May ! come in?"
She planted herself firmly on
the foot of Carls bed and shortly
Brick left her there, feeling no
fear whatsoever at leaving these
two alone.
Liz called from her room as
she pc sed, will you come in a
moment. Brick?" Her mother, busy
at her desk, did not notice I'M
mediately that Brick closed the door
quietly behind her, then, rs any
thing wrong?"
"Nothing-nothing at all-except
I wanted to tell you that the doc
tor says that Carl can leave as
soon as he wishes"
Continued Tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-13
F. B. |. Police Academy
To Give Anti-Spy Course

With instruction centering on
cases involving spying, sabotage and
other forms of fifth column" &C
tivities, the annual retraining peri
cd Of graduates of the National
Police Academy will open at the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
September 80.
Invitations have been sent TO the
478 graduates of the academy for
the course, which will cover a week.
1t is not expected, however, that
all will be able to make the trip.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
Bond Averages
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Bonds gen.
orally moved bit forward in a
slow market today.
Advances toward the final hour
were mainly in fractions with a
few rails and industrials leading
the way.
In favor were such issues as Della
ware & Hudson refunding As, Nickel
Plate AIS, Remington Rand 4As
of Sc, Southern Railway As, Good
rich 414s and Walworth As.
Portland General Electric AIS
bucked the trend with a loss of
around points, following news
the Chase National Bank filed a
suit in Portland, Greg, for collec-
ton from the company of $4,786, 900
The bank said the company de-
faulted on note payments last May
Traders bided their time in the
foreign dollar list, while belliger-
ents struggled for air mastery. Big
gest swing was in Belgium 612s,
down 5.
United States Governments dipped
as much as "a point.
The market found an even footing
during the last hour. Issues up by
as much as a point included Rock
Island of SO which added y at
12h, Allegheny stamped SIS of 80
up p to As, and National Dairy 80. S,
at LOT.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
0pening-Day Sales
Brighten Outlook
On Tobacco Mart
Export Trades Active
Bidding Marks Auctions
In Georgia, Florida
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VALDOSTA, Ca, Aug. 9.-Open-
ing-day sales averaging from 18 to
20 cents a pound frightened the
outlook for growers today as buy
ing continued in the Georgia Florida
tobacco belt.
Sales on the Is Georgia markets
and two Florida centers, which re-
ported first-day average OF Is to
1S cents last year, will consume ap-
proximately o1e-sixth OF the Ma
tion's leaf production.
Yesterdays selling was marked by
active bidding Of the export trade
and the development of strong CON-
petition for cigarette-type tobacco.
Under a financing agreement with
the Commodity Credit Corp, repre-
sentatives of Imperial Tobacco bid
in tobacco for the British market.
The tobacco purchased by the
representatives will be stored in the
United States and the foreign coun-
tries given an option to buy 1t in
the future.
The program will provide flue-
cured producers with an average
price equal to or slightly above
last years Is cents pound average.
Less inferior tobacco was seen on
the floors yesterday and the prac-
tice of turning tags in rejecting
bids did not occur as often as last
year. Bids as low as 4 cents were
made, but in most cases the average
ran several cents higher than 1899.
Florida prices appeared slightly
below those offered on the Georgia
markets with the average 1852
cents. The opening-day average on
the two Florida markets last year
was slightly under IA cents.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-The Associated
commodities today declined to 1854
Previous day 69.5s: week ago, 69.71;
month ago, 7IO9; year ago. 64O5.
1910. 1889. 1898. 1933-37
Ioa t5sh $3.50 $3.50 ss2s ss.2 ssss $40 af4t afa4
I926 averaee equals 1909
COCOA-Futures closed 3-4 higher.
Sales, 965 tons. September, 4.0Sn: October,
CRUDE RUBBER@Futures closed 5
lower to higher: Sales, No; ! standard,
cember. 500: March. s7en.
Smoked ribbed spot. 19.57n.. -.
RAW HIDE-Futures closed 5-6 lower
Sales. 4,4s0. 900 pounds. September, s. S.s3n;
December, 9.01; March. 9.20n.
spotNo. l Western light native cows 10
RAW sTLK-Futures No. 1 closed un.
september, s.4eb; October, 2.45b; Decem-
No sales in lesdh zinc and tin futures
C0FFEE--spot quiet; santps No. 4, go.
inss Included Santos Bourbon 3s and IS Al
$1,000. Santos No. ''O' futures closed
7-S hieher; sales, 1.500 bags: September
5.2Sn: December. 5.41: March. 5.67 Ric
No. "a futures hieher; no sales.
WOOL TOPS-Futures were firmer to.
DAY, the higher trend due to spot house
and commission house buying: prices CLOSED
8 to IL up: October. 91. I'd: December. 80, s.
March, s7.4b; spot standard tops, 9s.5.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-The grain
trade stuck fast on the shoals of
indifference today. There appeared
to be little interest in offerings of
grain at any price and as result
quotations hovered near yesterdays
closing levels
Some easiness appeared in corn
when good rains were reported in
Central Illinois and Kansas, out
this was soon dissipated. Traders
were not desirous of taking definite
stands prior to the issuance of off,
cial crop estimates later today
Wheat closed mixed and Il lower
to 4 higher than yesterdays fin
iSh, September, 74-741s; December,
747s-75; corn, ss lower to u higher,
September, 61hs-6114; December,
56l2-56as; rye, A-1a down; soy
beans unchanged to Il up and lard
unchanged to higher.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
CeIanese Corp. Seeks
$4,000, 900 Refinancina
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Celanese Corp. of America, New
York, filed with the Securities and
Exchange Commission yesterday a
registration statement covering
$25 900 900 of per cent debentures,
due August l, 1855.
The company said that SIC, $50 900
would be applied to the redemption
at 1852 per cent of $4,000 900
principal amount Of ga per cent
sinking fund debentures due Sep
tember l, 1948, and that the re-
mainder of the proceeds would "in-
italy" become part of the cor
poration's funds.
The company said that 1t ex-
pected, during the next two years,
to use approximately $4,000 900
from general funds for plant addi-
tions, machinery, improvements,
facilities for producing and recov-
ering chemicals, spinning and tex
tile equipment, development of new
products and acquisition of patents.
Dillon, Read e. Co. and Glore,
Forgan e. Co., both of New York,
were listed as principal under
writer's.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
Anaconda 10 Furnish
Manganese for Defense
By the Associated Press,

6s tne Associated frebS.
BUTTE, Mont, Aug. "a con-
tract to supply 10000 long tons of
manganese ores to the Federal Gov
ernment for national defense pur-
poses during the next three years
has been signed by the Anaconda
Copper Mining Co.
The contract calls for delivery of
10000 long tons per year.
Production of ore will begin as
quickly as arrangements can be
completed for operating the vast
manganese-bearing ore bodies in
the Emma Mine in Butte and in
adjacent property.
The Anaconda company will spend
an estimated s1,5o0,000 at the min
ing properties in Butte and for con-
struction of a nodulizing plant at
the Anaconda reduction works and
conversion of pper-concentrating
equipment into manganese-handling
machinery, -spokesmen said.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
July Butter Receipts
Lao in Baltimore
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpeClAi OlSpAGCu 70 ne Guar.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.-Butter re-
ceipts at Baltimore during July
were lower than in June and were
also below those of July, 1899, but
receipts of eggs during the month
recorded increases over both the
previous periods. July butter re-
ceipts totaled 1,734,018 pounds and
egg receipts were 53,355 cases.
Illinois was the State sending the
largest amount Of butter into Bal
timore during this month and
Minnesota sent the second greatest
amount. Receipts from Illinois
totaled 600,490 pounds and those
from Minnesota 4l4,191 pounds
Maryland provided the greatest
number OF eggs, OTIS cases, while
the next largest number, s,205 cases
came from Iowa.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
Federal Borrowing
s&-fs
Cuts Bank Reserves
By S180,000,00O
II Reserve Bonks Slash
Government Bond
Holdings $1,000, 900
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. I
Government borrowing caused a
$3.50 600, 600 decrease in lendable ex-
cess reserves of banks In the week
ended August 7.
The cut, however, left $6,33o y000,-
600 available for loan or investments.
Last week, the Treasury borrowed
$3.50, 100000 for the Commodity
Credit Corp. by the sale of corpora
ton notes.
The Federal Reserve Beard, In its
statement, also disclosed that for
the second straight week the IL Re-
serve banks reduced their invest
ments In Government bonds by
$4,000 900.
The boards statement said:
During the week ended August
7 member bank reserve balances de-
creased $212 100000. Reductions In
member bank reserves arose from
increase of $229, 100000 in Treasury
deposits with Federal Reserve banks,
100000 in money in circula-
ton, s27 100000 in Treasury cash
and $5,0O0,0O0 in non-member de-
posits and other Federal Reserve
accounts, and a decrease of $13,000,-
900 in Reserve Bank credit, offset in
part by an increase of $l06 ,000, 600 in
gold stock Excess reserves of mem
Der banks on August Z were esti-
mated to be approximately $780,
900 900, decrease of s1S0, 900 900 for
the week.
Holdings of United States Gov
ernment bonds, direct and guaran-
teed, decreased $4,000 900 for the
week"
Changes in member bank reserve
balances and related items during
the week and the year ended August
Z, 1910, were reported as follows:
Evening star., 1940-08-09
Jersey City Livestock

JERSEY CITY. N. j., Aug. 9 0pp Omitted
Cattle, salsble zoo; total 7s6. Cows and
sHs snm sstye ssN y steady s.t to ,as strons
Good sausage bulls, 6.75-725; medium.
6.25-50: cutter, 550-60O.
vealers, salable, so. total. 2,10o. Veal
ers fairly active: steady; good and choice
nearbys. 1000-11 so: common and me
Hogs, salabie, 100 600 on Jersey City
market; 80 on, New York;; total $3.50.
Hdtchers mostly 10 higher: good and
pound packing sows. 4.50.
Sheep and lambs salable. 400: total.
loads aood ana cocs
West Virginia springers. 1880; bucks
LOO less; sortins liberal; common throw
outs, 700.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
Looms to Brokers Drop
For Week in New York
" the Associated Press

BY the ASkoclated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported yesterday that last week S
loans to brokers and dealers on
securities held by reporting men,
ber banks in New York City totaled
$275 900 ,000 The week ended yes
terday and the total represented
a decrease of s27 1000 900, when COM
pared with the previous week
Loans for the corresponding week
a year ago totaled S484, 900 900.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
Roll Loon Authorized

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission authorized the Louisiana
e. Arkansas Railway today to bor-
row $1,000,000 from the Recon-
struction Finance Corp.
The railway asked the loan to
pay of a $350,000 note and to
finance a maintenance and inn
provement program.
Evening star., 1940-08-09
Boston Wool Market

partment Of Agriculture, Trade was very
dun in the Boston wool market today.
Occasional inquiries were received, but
average 12-month Texas wool In original
bags was moved at a0-63 cents, secured
basis. Good to choice l2-month Texas
wools were held around S3-Ss cents
secured basis. Medium grades of both
territory and fleece woods were receiving
practically no demand.