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Mrs. Ruth Price and Miss Mae
Hughes, who arrived yesterday
for a visit with Mrs. Prices
brother. Walter E. Wyatt, of the
u. S. Marine detachment in Key
West, left this morning for their
homes in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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Price And Anderson Here

T. E. Price and S. c. Anderson
owners of Trumbo Island, who
were here yesterday on business
with the Key West Housing Au-
thority, left over the highway
this morning for their homes in
Coral Gables and Miami.
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Ii. Wilson On Leave

Lieutenant r. NJ. Wilson, U. S.
n, and Mrs. Wilson, left on the
z o'clock bus this morning for
Miami Lieutenant is on leave
and at the expiration will join
the Destroyer Mckenzie.
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THE ANSWERS
See who Knows?" On Page 2
Approximately 500.

1. Approximately 500.
2. Great Britain, France, Hol-
land and Denmark
3. Japan, seventy hours per
week.
4. Single persons with in
comes of $500 or more a year:
married persons, with incomes Of
5000 or more per year.
5. $4,000 men.
6. Rumania seized the region
in the confusion following the
World War.
z. In 1867, for S7,2O0,OOO.
8. Practically all employees
have resigned
9. Seventy-seven years old.
10. The Constitution requires
that a President be at least IS
years old.
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Col. r. w. Collins, of the Fourth
Corps Area District, will arrive
for two-day visit on July IA.
then go to Fl. Screven, Ga. to
visit with the second battalion
of the 265th Regiment.
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COMPLETELY T RMS H e
HOUSE and three lots at cor
ner Patterson Ave. and Fifth
Street, facing north boulevard
Parlor. sleeping-porch, 2 bed
rooms, bath, dining room, kitch-
en- and breakfast room. Mod
ernly equipped with new auto
matte electric heater, stove and
refrigerator. Sufficient room
and ideal location for cabins.
Terms: Price, $500; $1,000
down, balance 5000 monthly
with low interest Price reduc-
ed for cash. Phone 622 or apply
Lord. County Court House
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BRING YOUR VISITING friends
IN need of good nights rest
to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere. Satisfactory rates.
GIT Fleming ST. apr17-tf
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NOTES OF TODAY
Leaves For Home

Mrs. c. A Emery, who was
visiting in Key West for brief
period, left on the morning bus
for her home in West Palm
Beach. AZ
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FOR SALE

BICYCLE IN GOOD CONDI-
TON, new paint, new tires
Reasonable. 1910 Virginia
Street jly10-1tx
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MODERNLY EQUIPPED NEW
APARTMENTS, new furniture.
Year round rental. Apply at
1418 Petronia Street or Phone
495. ily2-7tx
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HoneYmoiners Return

MIR. and Mrs. M. /. Rodriguez,
who were recently married In
Miami, arrived in the city yester-
day over the Highway.
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FURNISHED APARTMENT, 6O4
Duval Street. jun28-tf
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ENCAMPMENT NOTES

1t. Louis A. Smith, CARES,
from Fort Kent, Me-, has been as
signed to duty with Headquarters.
265th CA, as assistant regimental
adjutant and assistant mess Off
Ger.
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CAR TO SEATTLE via San
Diego, San Francisco and Port
land. Can take 3. Share ex-
penses. Apply Apt. 5, 725 Du-
val street. jly10-tf
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Col Manley, the senior in
structor assigned to Florida, will
visit with Gen. Collins.
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Predpifaiion

Precipitation
Rainfall. p hasHrs endinr
7.30 a. m. inches eco
Total rainfall since July 7.
inches as
Deficiency since July J.
inches o.
Total rainfall since Jan. J.
inches l0ss
Deficiency since January !.
inches " SIS
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Gen. Vivian Collins, the adj
jutant general of Florida, will
arrive July Is and will remain
several days. a.
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THE WEATHER

Observation taken At I'D a N
18th Mer- Time CITY Offscel
Te-ue-zsu-e<
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CHARTER NO. 46T2,
RESERVE DISTRICT NO. 6


RESERVE DISTRICT NO. 8
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
KEW WEST IN THE STATE or
FLORIDA. At TUE CI.0SF OF
BUSINESS ON JUNE -, 1910.
published in response to call
made by Comptroller of the Cur
rency. under Section 521I, L. S. Re-
vised Statutes.)
ASSETS
Loans and discounts
Oncluding s17.21 over
United States Govern
menI obligations. di-
rect and guaranteed = 86.T0709
Obligations of States
and political sub
divisions -------------- s7.15s.4o
Other bonds. notes. and
debentures - 74.412.O1
Corporate stocks. in
Guiding stock of Fed
eraI Reserve bank 6.O13.41
Cash. balances with
other banks. includ-
ing reserve balance.
and cash items in
process Of collection 7sI.s4s5s
Bank premises owned
sf4,375.00 furniture
and fixtures So
50S-O6 ----a--------------------4--- 24SS3.06
Real estate owned other
than bank premises = ss.s7-se
Other assets ---------------- 80
Total assets $500. 1885
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits OF in
S ehips. and e ParpofF-
tiOns 551.57s,sO
Time deposits of in
ships. and corpora
tiOns 575.sss.s2
States Government
Gneluding postal saw
1uESt ------.a "a 81 50
Deposits of States and
political subdivisions : S3s,SI6s05
Deposits 81. banks - .2sas6s
other deposits Certified "a
and cashiers checks.
etc) - = L Sas e5
Total Deposits so
.--,----------- Sf,30T. 43S7S
other liabilities -. 3.1O2.7O
Total liabilities --s1.s1o.541.4s
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital Stock:
Common stock. total
par 100000 ---- 100. 10000
Surplus ----------------------------- 81, 0O0O
Undivided profits - z3,S4T4S
Reserves (and retire
ment account for
preferred stock) - 10.O00 90
Total Capital Accounts ISs. S474S
Total Liabilities and
Capital Accounts 81 see. 3SS.96
MEMORANDA
Pledged assets (Snd
securities lOaned)
(boOk valued:
United States Govern
ment obligations. di-
rect and guaranteed.
pledged TO secure
iiabiiitiss anu .o-.sss.ss
to secure deposits and
other liabilities Tin -
GLIDING notes and bills
rediseoHnted and Sc -
curities sold under
repurehase. agreement) II. 12S4f
Secured Liabilities:
Deposits secured by
pledged assets pur-
Suant to requirements
or law ------------------.-- 11z.555.s3
State OF Florida.
County Of Monroe. IS:
/. ]. J. Trevor. Cashier OF
the abOve-named bank. do solemn
~ swear that the above statement
Is trse TO the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief.
J. J. TREVOR.
Cashier
CORRECT-Attest:
VA. r WARREN.
JAMES r. SHOWERS,
VA. r PORTER.
Directors.
Sworn TO and subscribed before
me this 18th day OF July, Is4e.
/ (SOtary Seai)
WA A FREEMAN,
49,
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DOWNSTAIRS APARTMENT, 2
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ROOMS, $500 single or $500
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APARTMENT, 1104 DIVISION
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CORRECT-Attest:
VA. r WARREN.
JAMES r SHOWERS,
VA. r PORTER.
Directors
Sworn 10 and subscribed before
me thisesth day OF July, Is4e.
Notary Seail
WM- A FREEMAN,
Notary Public.
Ny Commission Expires April II,
Is41.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
Henry MCLefnOre Says -.

NEW Y0Rk-To the friends
and 10 the relatives OF the
Washington crew. send flowers
and sympathy.
The Washington crew won nj
Poughkeepsie yesterday. thereby
proving itself tho strongest
backed. weakest minded octet of
young meg in the nation.
IL Is not often that I wait
until an event Is finished 10
criticize the victor. But in row
ing. one must wait until he
knows which boatload OF flesh
Is tops in marine flagellation.
In this particular event. II was
necessary for one 10 wait almost
until noon today TO determine
this fact. For the Pough-
keepsie crews took off in dark
ness. rowed almost all night,
and finished only slightly be
fore dawn.
A Poushkeepsie oarsman II
the most nop-understandsbIe Of
all athletes. A good college
baseball player gets . chance
with the New York Yankees.
A good football player gets =
chance with the New York
Giant. or the Green Hay Pack
ers or some other team In one
Of the professional leagues. A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

good tennis player has every
right % expect Ia ehisel q living
after--as wrll a. durinK--his
college years.
But an oarsman has no hope
Of doing anything except earn
ing a sweater that he cant wear
to work anyway.
As a matter OF fact. families
are n bit ashamed 10 admit tho
prcscnc. OF an oarsmRn. WHEN
they say they have a stroke. or
No. or n coxswain In their
family. II In the same az sd-
hitting that the biz skeleton In
their closet jumped out and at
tempted TO learn the routine OF
the double-scull In fun view OF
the assembled neighborhood.
For IL takes much more than
a strong back 10 become a true
oarsman. II requires the sort
OF mind and the sort Of muscle
that isn't good enough 10 stand
by Itself. Individnalism has no
part In rowing. There IL no
such thing as a stsndout oars
man. Every man must blend
himself into part Of an eight
man machine. and a machine
that il no stronger than It's
weakest back
Without being vicious towards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
Region $ Golf
Classic Opens

SEATTLE IRE rsxions gplf
classic. shs Pacific Northwest
open. started ,easy ever The ssnd
rusas course with star studded
field. Including Defending Cham
pson Marvin sIs0il Ward. apoksns
Ward vas 20 Tee of ~ .. N.
FarniaK . thfeesem< With him
were Al Zimmerman % Portland.
TURNER tltisholdsr. and Ken Tuck
er ~ Fvefstt. whc vsa tse Pacific
Northwest professional title lsss
year.
Tho golfers play ~ hoi<- tessy
and viii play another - tnsnnf-
row. with the final - set fer
Friday.
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Fish Report From State Haicheries

trout nngrriinEs were produced during the ses-
sou. During May iss.soo Chinoek ssisnoa ioo.-
ooo eastern hrook trout and ssooo rainbow trout
fingcriings werc planted In waters % the teiuns-
hia National fnrcst
The Quiicenc station collected $4,000 steel.
head trout eggs during the season record take
At the Quulnanit station. totals of II. 2s
sookeye salmon fingerlIngs and td.et0 Chinook
salmon fngerngs were liberated in tho Hump.
tulips river and i,ids.sso soekeye salmon were
freed In Falls creek
At the same time IN. bureau announced that
81 federal hateheres In - states distributed
than EOS 1876 90 fry and fngerngs Of 20 varieties
during May. Additionally. 350ooooo eggs Try
and fngerllngs ready for stocking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

Southworth and the Dodgers
fourth straight defeat. their
longest losing streak Of the year.
The Red Sous six game win
ming streak WAS snapped by
the Browns who heat the
ieague-leaders. III, in 10 In
nings.
Edgar Smith pitched a six-hit
game to give the White sox So
victory over the Ysnks. kreevich
and Solters hit homers for the
White Sex. and Keller and Di-
Maggie homered for the Yanks.
There were three night games
in the ma ior leagues last night.
Tho Philadelphia Phillies handed
Buoky Walters his fourth straight
loss as they defeated the Cincin-
natl Reds. 81. Bob Brsgsn's two
homers supplied the tying and
winning runs.
Jake Mooty made his first start
Of the year for the Chicago Cubs
a successful one as he turned back
the New York Giants with six hits
for 81 triumph.
Rollie Hemsley's ninth-inning
single sent across the winning run
as the Cleveland Indians nudged
the Washington Senators, 81 to
move into second-place tie with
the Tigers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

WAsHINGToN-rhe bureau Of fisheries to-
day reported the activities OF the bureaus four
Washington state fish stations at Brdeview.
Carson. Quiloene and Quinaut during the current
season.
The bureau reported that the Brdsview sta.
ton had collected 2i7.ooo steelhead salmon eggs
during the month OF May. bringing tho seasons
total take TO $50 600 Run OF the steelheads, the
bureau said, has been far below normal in Grandy
creek because of its low level
Heavy loss among hnmpbaok salmon finger
ling at the Birdsview stations was attributed 10
the salmons' refusal to consume any worthwhile
amount OF food the bureau said.
At the Carson station. approximately s6e.-
900 rainbow trout and $4,000 eastern brook
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team oarnmsn. can any OF my
readers remember any man who
sat on a slide and after he quit
college did anything except fiex
his muscles At parties and re-
call the good old days when he
and SEVEN others ~ tho sans
ilk flashed through the dead Of
night down tho Hudson, tho
Thames or some other river.
Now lets get brutal for =
moment Ten y~ars ~ writing
sports has taught me that Tho
average ashIet. Ia something
that you wouldn't weieom~ In
ease of invasion by burglars.
That IL. they are strong OF arm
but wrak ef o~r~beiiu,n. .. I've
been tryinx Ia intimate for the
past 10 paragraphs. on sli th~
sthlrtes I've met. crew men are
the worst.
You have 10 be . man with
absolutely no imagination 10
work that hard for nothing
Even steel mill laborers don,
do Il. a. least without benefit
Of the Wagner National Labor
Relations act
II ny this tim. my moral Is
not clear. all I ask you 10 do
II casually serutlnizs one ~
these osrsmsn. They ara TALL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

rsgt saftbeii tsssus eamea fns
Thursday Hiuhkl
rify Lsss ~ -Aiis D n. feano1a
rslns Go. " pssst 0ffles ~ Jeffevseu.
Wssssnise h~rvlHe ~, 0shsfai ulssft1~
uslns "A Harmon
fsssssssstsi t.~~ppe--Agie b NJ,
wheeler fi>sn<sa asiss - G4sseens
rsssins rrap~av a ieffesson.
.,,ns" W ~ =. r,ssy : dssssi
Nmtsss ~ pvsaklis. ossses In
plDyss w. Musislsna UnioH a rufy@
Isna ave rh<tnIfsi Nwtsfs w. l30o
fssssn, In a. ~ Rf0lsy
rsfs hs&sbeti l~esus ssm>s f0s
fhufsfsr
" naxiaisy lsTshsass q Msxsniss.
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Sacramento
Scheduled

Right now the Sacramento Sena-
tors. who play the Tacoma Tigers
in an exhibition game here next
Monday night, are, in the opinion
Of many observers, the strongest
ball club in the Pacific Coast
league.
Like most chain clubs in the
minors, the Senators are slow to
get started. Generally, 1t is from
four to six weeks after the open
ing Of the major league season
before Sacramento gets its strong
est players, who spend the early
weeks being looked over by the st.
Louis Cardinals.
But. once the Cardinals let
70 their surplus players, the
senators begin to gain
strength. In the last few
weeks the Senators have been
climbing until they are now
In third place, not far behind
the Oakland Acorns and the
Seattle Rainiers.
Requirements from the Card
mails are not the only reason for
the Sacramento upward surge in
the Coast league race. A potent
factor in the success Of the Sena-
tors is Oscar Judd, a left handed
pitcher. who has been mighty
effective. Judd has been coming
fast for he is the hurler who was
used by the Senator's last season
when the Tigers eked out vic
tory over the Coast leaguers.
But. outside OF Judd's unexpect-
ed work on the mound. the Sacs
can point TO the addition of such
stars as Gene Handley. second
baseman; Melo Armada and Jim
Asbell. outfielders. as important
in the midseason rush of the Sena-
tors.
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abaLtfd TOT oIaVIss "a III
q n g. Trucks ........IQ0 II
johnson Paint C1...4-..#. 0J3 900 o.
stolen bass FOrsytns Ward Has-
rrusseu Peters sacrifice hlts. HOset
q tao-ba5e hit Wallace. Marble Pc
ferf Weigmann NerDiKsy. bsistiuo.
Ward Caiho home ran. Marble
double play FOfsyths - Russt left
On hsses Bhl Trucks 2. johnson
Paint co 4 4 hlfs runs OF lizard
in z plus inninss hits 0 runs of
Colbo IN 8 inning. hlts 5 runs
OF Ragsn m - inninss. hlts 2
runs on Staples Ia - innings.
ttrlck cut b. Raglan ] Staples 2
bg Colbo 3. base on balls. of Ra-
pan 9. Staples ! OF lizard / win
ming pitcher. Coioo. losing pitcher
Eagan Wild pitch ColDo Raglan :.
sta plea. time 81 game. 50. i'm
plrea Yournlef and seignbors.
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Pirates Winners

Behind the five hit pitching Of
Peterson. Falkland Pirates msde
the Mckinley Merchants walk the
plank. % 20 :. 10 assume fun
leadership Of the Twilight base
ball league Tuesday night At Har-
mon playfield.
Falkland Pirates 80 Is l
Mckinley Merchants ? 3 J
Batteries. Peterson and Harris:
Thorpe. Diestehoft and strand.
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Cams Upset Jensens

Cammarsno Brothers upset Jel
pitching by Tom Cross and moved
city league race Tuesday night at
Teamsters knocked over War
tenbe Service, s 10 I. at Harmon
70 put the two clubs in tie with
Jensen Fuel for second place in
the closest race in the leagues
history
Cammaranos we're off IN one
run lead In the first inning. but
Jensen Fuel tied II in their half
on an error but from there on the
Bottlers drubbed v Fawcett in
cessantly 10 pile up their biggest
margin Of victory this year.
Wsrtenbe was fighting to stay
within two games Of johnson Paint
and even valiant fielding could
not stop the Transfers attack al
though Corwin Butsch made
pair Of sensational catches in right
field to stop more than one run.
The game was one Of the fastest
Of the season. being completed in
~ minutes.
United Commercial Travel
ers hit hard and often, but
made three bad errors to al
low Bank Of California 10 stay
cioss behind in n National
league game, but the I'I
club finally won. IN 2. Eagles
moved into a challenging po-
sitiop nv beating South 5sth
Street Club. = TO Z, although
outhit, Is 10 s.
Woodmen Of the World were
also outhit but managed 10 keep
the second hall American league
title chances olive by beating 23rd
Street Wildcats, 10 70 9. hide
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yrs. They arc broad. yes. They
ars beautiful coKs IN . single
wheel, yea again. But they hsvs
ears for nothing ssuept tho bark
Of their keeper. who in this In.
stance II fha e0sssaiH. fndi.
siduai thinking II quite heyaad
their capacity. bsesttss for fnur
years ths capacity foe individual
thinking 10 slosiy and steadily
driven out ~ thsms
All ~. tried 10 ssy IN ihsss
500 words can say 10 t~o
sentences
The ~1fid can't count on aafs.
men ~ solve ia problems. Oars.
men are big. have etsw hair cuss
AMI As far - know need .
coxswain IN tell them when rs
time % taks a stroke.
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Remedies Bird Race Winner

Birds owned by Stanley Remedies
and George Ness flew from Mis-
soula. Mont. 400 miles by air, To
Tacoma during daylight hours
highly unusual fest--ln n Tacoma
Racing Pigeon club event Sunday.
Remedies pigeon covered the
distance in 10 hours. while Ness
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

NEW YoRk-Joe Nedwiek :
~beaning' by Pitcher Bob Bowman
IN yesterdays Dodgers-Cardinsls'
game threatened violent repereus-
sions today. Larry MacPhail.
president Of the Brooklyn club,
charged the young Cardinal pitcher
had deliberately hit the 5000, 900
outfielder in the head and threat
ened 10 have him barred from
baseball"
It's the worst thing I've seen in
ell my baseball experience. .
stormed MacPhail This fellow
came to the ball park with a pre-
meditated notion Of committing
murder and l can call six wit
nesses to prove it."
Medwick. obtained nv the
Dodgers from the Cardinals q
week ago rested comfortably
in the Caledonia hospital with
nothing worse than = brain
conclusion. DIR. John Ateer,
attending physician. said he
would have to remain In hos
pital for five or six DAYS. and
might not he able 10 play for
10 days.
MacPhail was so incensed by
Bowman's "dustert which struck
Medwick above the ear on the left
side Of the head. that he took a
punch at the 25-year-old Cardinal
pitcher as he was being taken TO
the st. Louis clubhouse by two
private detectives. The wild right
knocked off Bowman's cap.
The detectives had been called
10 the park by Manager Billy
Southworth of the Cardinals TO
provide protection in the event of
trouble. When MacPhail learned
they were sitting on the Cardinal
bench he protested TO Umpire Bill
KLEIN who ordered them to leave.
When they did. escorting Bowman
10 the clubhouse, MacPhail went
under the stands to take his
punch at the pitcher.
The trouble between Bowman
and Medwick started in an eleva-
tor Of hotel yesterday morning.
Bowman yesterday over
heard Manager I'd Durocher
say he didn't plan Ia play In
yesterdays game because Of
bruises he received when Ernie
koy. ex-Dodeer who figured
In the Medwick deal, dumped
him Mt second base In Mon
days game.
Course you Amt going TO play"
Bowman is said TO have remarked.
you know I'm going to pitch"
One word led to another and
Bowman is said 10 have told
Durocher and Medwiek. I'm hit
both Of you right in the head"
MacPhail claims 10 have six wit
nesses 10 prove Bowman made the
remark.
You won't be in there when I
get 10 bat" Durocher said. His
remark proved prophetic. The
first three men who faced Bowman
made hits off him, and he was
taken ont after he hit Medu,ick
Durocher bats eighth in batting
order.
The Cardinals won the game,
rs, IN II innings after the Dodgers
got away to a four-run lead in the
first inning II was the Cards
sixth straight victory under Billy