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Evening star., 1940-07-24
0ver|in, Soose Fight
Tonight Seen as
Drawing $1,000
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press. .
SCRANTON, Pa, July 24.-Mid-
dleweight Champion Ken Overlin
and Billy soose. the former Penn
State boxing star. rested today as
advance ticket sales Indicated more
than $4,000 persons will be on hand
for their non-title battle tonight.
Overlin arrived yesterday, toured
the city and made a brief radio
speech.
soose has been training for q
month at nearby Lake Wallem-
paupack and tapered OF yesterday
with a light drill.
A spokesman for the Seven Acres
Sporting Club, promoter Of the
bout. predicted q gate Of $4,000.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
Pair HurIs 10 Victory
For Eastern Bows

Apparently pitchers abound in
the Boys Club Of Washington Base
ball League. Following no-hit
game by two hurlers of the Central
Division All-Stars on Monday, Cos
nell and Dorgan of the Eastern
Stars combined to throw a four
hitter at the Central team yester-
day, winning. TO. They also struck
out Is batters.
Gosnell worked the first five in
nings, allowing three hits tanning
seven. Dorgan yielded the only
other hit and whitfield eight in the
last four frames. A five-run rally
In the fourth decided the game.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
From the
Press Box
Griff's Trading Spree
Beots Wall Street
BY JOHN LARDNER,

NEW YORK, July "a (N.A.NA0.-
Even Prof. Salo Finkelstein, the
lightning calculator, has given up
trying to guess how much money
Clark Griflth. president of the
Washington ball club and baseball's S
foremost sleight- Of -hand expert, has
made by selling Zeke Bonura at the
top and buying him at the bottom.
Griffith sold Zeke again this week,
to the Chicago Cubs. The price was
said to be $4,000. There almost is
no doubt that the Old Fox will buy
Bonura back for 5000 sooner or
later and sell him once more for
$12,5O0; but this rapid barter in
bananas moves so fast that no one
can follow it at all, at all.
Your correspondent telephoned
Prof. Salo Finkelstein as a last re-
source. The Prof. can add IL
numbers Of five figures each, blind
fold, in 31s seconds. He was 10
minutes ahead Of the Wall Street
ticker In 1929.
What do you make bananas to-
night?" I asked the great scientist.
Evening star., 1940-07-24

are faced with q problem they
hadn't seen In practice. That means
= waste Of most Of the preseason
coaching.
The moral Of this Is that you high
school athletes who envision q
career Of higher footbell or baseball
and are allowing your thinking ma
chinery to rust on the assumption
that good throwing arm, keen
batting eye or swift pair Of props
will get you through the sacred
portals, are living In FOOLS para
disc. You've got to have q decent
I. Q. to make the grade any more.
"Slip" Madigsn Pays Visit.
slip" Madigan. former st. Marys
grid coach, paused briefly In town
on q motoring vacation with the
family. Says he has no definite
plans for the future and positively
no coaching offer. He's gained about
Is pounds.
District Attorney Edward M. Cur
ran has the inside lane for q berth
on the three-man committee to ad-
minister civic affairs Of the new Ma
tional Guard Armory.
VOL is trying to peddle the Red
skin broadcasts for the coming sea-
son. with no takers as yet. Dutch"
Bergman is the No. / candidate for
the announcing role after his ex-
cellent work last year, although the
Evening star., 1940-07-24

Hitting Volley Shot.
except that the racket is again
drawn across the bali to give con-
trolled spin.
(Seventh In q Sertes.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
Bonuro Might Find Cub
Fons on Sour Side

The North Side is slightly colder
In Chicago than the South. That is
to say, while Cub fans are quick to
whoop It up for some one they like,
they do not like anybody very long,
not even each other. When love
cools, they resort to a form of rasp-
berry which prevails up to the
Evanston line and resembles the
Bronx cheer with perhaps jigger
of bitters and squeeze Of lemon
added. It is very depressing to the
victim and I hope it does not assail
the ears of MIR. Bonura too often.
Zeke has such beautiful memories
Of Chicago.
OF late, the havoc among Cub first
basemen has been terrific. First,
Rip Russell was razed to the ground
by injury, then Phil Cavarretta,
Charles John Grimm, the manager
emeritus, offered his services, but
the Cubs smiled politely and wired
to Clark Grifith to ask If he had a
Bonura in stock.
"Of course" replied Grin. II
never am without one. I will let you
have my latest model, with belt in
the back, for somewhat more than
he cost me-"
Thus, for somewhat more than he
cost Griff, the Cubs now have Bo-
nura, and the Wall Street boys have
locked up shop and gone home.
They expect more action In bananas,
though, by next month at the latest.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
Hines Good Stqrt Tells

Three runs In the first started
the Hine Lone Stars on their way
to 4-3 victory over Anacostia yes
terday on the Hine diamond. Each
team got only six hits.
La gaceta., 1940-05-11

e IntereSes del Centre Asturla-
no Sc proponen conquistar un
exito resonante, el domingo 10,
con su Picnic en- ell edificio So
cial.
La noticia de que esta es la
primera fiesta bajo la nueva di-
rectiva, presidida por Juan Fer
nandez, sirvi6 para estimular
la venta de billetes con derecho
a almuerzo Y bale.
Los socios todos desean ami
mar a la nueva directiva y hay
ell prop6sito de pasar de los mil
cubiertOs.
Separe listed ell suyo, ahora, y
sirva de paso a estas dos buenas
cauSaS: De su bienvenida a la
directiva y al mismo tempo a.
yIde a los socios enfermos y sin
trabajO.
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parte. segdn sc cree, del gabine-
tie de Guerra.
FL primer m~inistro entreg6 su
dimiSi6n al rey Y lie fue acepta-
da. Dicese que Churchill dara
cabida en- su gabinete a Lord A.
lexander. un laborista, y Sir Ar
chibald Sinclair, ell lider liberal.
Sc da por SECURE que Sir John
Simon Y Samuel Haare perde
ran las carteras que ahDra de-
sempena.
Los peri6dicos elogian el cam
bio hecho EN- la direction del go
bierno y lie ocrecen su apoyo a
Churchill.
lei embajador espahpl en- Lon
dres visit6 aver a Lord Halifax,
ministro de negocios exteriores
pidiendole noticias.
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La Verbena

Ce1ebr6 aver su primera Sc
sion la nueva directiva de La
Verbena, presidida por Jose E.
Glamour. Sc acord6 un vote de
gracias para ell expresidente Mi
10 Vega, a solicitud de Cha1
noun.
A~sistieron los directories Sres.
Johnny Diaz, Raul Vega, C. c..
Vega, ir., Dick Greco, Severino
Quintanila, Victoriano Mantei-
ga, Rafael Martinez Ybor, Hen
ny Scaglione, Harry Wilderman
Y ell s~ecretario De la Grana.
Glamour inform6 sobre las
fiestas que tiene proyectadas pa
ra ell entrante anO, a base de un
prssupuesto de $4,000 a $780,
900 v cinoO dlaS de duracl0n.
Varias nuevas fuentes de in
greso seran creadas por medic
de partidos de futbol Y otras a.
tracciOnes.
Qued6 nombrada umua comb
sion para conferenciar con ell al
alcalde Chancey Y el presiden-
tie de la Camara de Concrete
de Tampa, Mr.. Cradle.
Son los comiSionados los Sres
Raul Vega, Johnny Diaz, Dick
Greco, Milo Vega y Harry Will
derman.
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ia de Wayne King; 1856 noti-
cias por Elmer Davis; 500, Hit
Parade, WDAE, y variedades
del sabado por Ia noche, WAX
$50, little Theather WSUN;
S:45, WDAE, serenata del sa-
bado; 900, Bob Crosby WSUN
9:15, asuntos pGblicos; $3.50,
programa Ia Grand Ole Opry,
mRisica campesina, WSUN; 10
noticias por la dos estaciones +;
IL AS, WDAE, discourse por P.
V. McNutt.
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UN NUEvO PELoTERO PA
RIA LA UNIONE

Ingres6 aver en- la novena
de Ia Unione Italiana Ell pelo-
tero Armando Cohalla, vecino
de la Gale Walnut, en- West
Tampa.
La presentation Sc hizo por
ell delegado Mario Pullara y
ell presidente la acept6.
FL contrato sera e%ntregado
en- la secretarfa.
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Ell recfbo de Quota y Ell Garnet.
Exito asegurado.

Ell Picnic de MdHGna
Sc efectuara mafana domin-
go, en- ell parque DeSoto, el Pic
mic del Castillo Crist6bal Colon
No. z, de los Caballeros del A.
guila de Orc.
Comenzara despues de la una
de Ia tarde.
La orquesta ia Tropical,
dirigida por ell Currito, MEM
bro de la Orden, tocara has me-
pores pleas de su repartoriot
Gratis sera la entrada al te-
rreno y la juventud tambien
bailara de gratis.
Los famoSos 'bollines con pre-
mio", obra del genial "FuNina',
seran pueStos a la venta,
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Orange GrOUe

ri martes, a las Z AS de la no
che, Sc reunira Ia Association de
Padres y Maestros die la escuela
Orange Grove, en- ell bello edifi-
clio de la eScuela.
Esta reunion debi6 efectuar-
Sc la Semana pasada, pero Sc a.
plaz6 con motive de las eleccio-
mes.
No 10 olviden los padres y ma
dres que guStosamente coaabo-
ran con los maeStros.
La Association rue creada re-
cientemente en- esta escuela y va
cuenta con mas de 100 MEM
bros.
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LIGA AMERICANA

Boston &c, Oh, lie; N, York
&c, Oh, Be.
Fue la septima derrota con-
secutiva de los Yankees, que
estan en- ell s6tano. Harris CO.
memo ell juego por los Medals
Rojas, pero 10 finaliz6 Wilson
a quien Sc concedi6 ell triunfo.
Chandler cargo con la derro-
ia Y lie sustituy6 Grissom.
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NOTAS SOCIALN
COnlidd

CUUbttlu
Ell dia % de mayo Ell Club OPP
timista de Ybor City entregara
ell titulo de Ciudadano mas Des-
facade de Ybor, en- Ell ano 1899,
en- un banquete que Sc celebrara
en- ell restaurant "Las Noveda-
des'.
La organization del banquete
Sc realiza con la mayor rapidez
y a el podran asistir hombres
Y mujeres.
Hara entrega dsl diploma al
caballero seleocionado, Ell Rev.
Walter PaSsiglia, nuevo presi-
dente de los Optimistas.
Separe su cubierto Immediate
msnts porque ell n1mero de a.
sientos es limitado.
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WINSTON CHURCHILL FOR
MARA UN GABINETE DE
COAIITCION

LOndres, mayo lila pre-
sidencia del Consejo de Minis :
tros pas6 aver desde las manos
de Neville Chamberlain a las de
Winston Churchill pero Cham
berdain continuara fernando
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Bale de las Flores

W W ~
Ell Circulo Cubano celebrara
manana sabado Su bale de las
flores, en- Ell edificio de la Gale
Catorce Y Decima avenida.
Dos o~rquestas han sido con-
tratadas. Los muchachos de la
Secci6n de Recreo adOrnaron
lindamente las dos salas, pero
espacialmente la del pisO bajO.
Terminara ell bale en- horas
de la madrugada.
LES socios deberan presentar
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Ell pr6ximo sabado, dfa Is, en-
ell parque de Cuscaden, tendra
lugar I'm desafio de pelota a be-
neficio del Boy Patrol de Ia es-
cuela George Washington.
Jugara Ia novena del Institu-
to Hillsborough con una selec-
ci6n de la Liga Intersocial, d.
rigida pOr Andres Espolita.
Los tickets" Sc pusieron va
a la venta y pedimos la coOpera-
ci6n para ell Boy Patrol Y la es-
cuela.
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Washington 7c, 11h, lie; FL
ladelfia &c, 11h, lie.
Bob Johnson bate6 un jon
ron, un tubey y dos hits, rim
diendo a su club cinco carre-
ras. Masterson perdi6 ell jue-
90, por los Senadores, y Club
by Dean 10 gan6.
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Por la Radio

POr la Radio
He aqui los mas importantes
programs para la noche de hoy
TOO WDAE, Gang Buster, 81
programa contra Ell pandillaje y
el crimen; Z 80, WDAE, orQues
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Eleccioaes

AtNOGNCNtS0
Ell pr6ximo martes celebrara
junta de elcciones la Association
de Padres Y MaestrOs de la es-
cuela de Phillip Shore, a las
tres de la tarde.
Como va tuvimos eS gusto de
anunciar, Ia Sra. Providencia
Velasco pronunciara un discur-
so sobre la cambiante familia
en- un mundo de cambios.
Esperase una a~sistencia nutri
da.
La gaceta., 1940-05-11

Chicago &c, III, De; Detroit
&c, III, De.
Newsom disemin6 los hits de
sus contrarios, 10 que Rigney
no pudo hacer.
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San Luis 4c, 10h, lie; Cleve-
land &c, 12h, lie.
Vernon Kenndy fu6 arroja-
do del "box" y lie TOGO perder
ell desafio. Milnar recibi6 ere
ditto por la victoria.
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ell Centre
Las secciones de Propaganda
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Pittsburg &c, 12h, lie; Chi
cago Sc, oh, lie.
Los Piratas salieron de la
derrota para veneer a los Cub.
Llevaban perdidos nueve desa-
fios conscutivos.
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LIGA NACIONAL

Los Gigantes salieron de su
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letargo y atropeilaron a los
Dodgers, dejandolos en- cinco
hits y dos carrerRa. Gumbert
lanz6 ppr los neoyoquinos Y
Wyatt y Farrell por ell Broo :
klyn, con la derrota para
Wyatt.
New York &c, 12h, De; Broo
klyn &c, -5h, De.
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Tigers Roui
Bob Feller

NEW YORK-The nine black
hand Of disaster which swooped
down on Johnny double No-Hit)
Wander Nicer after his too perfect
games In 1858 had Bob Feller in
IT. clutches today.
Tho spell Of magic Teller cast
ever The White eox on opening
day was punctured by the bombing
hats Of The Detroit Tigers yestsr-
day. The corn-fed Van Meter. Ia,
boy with the mighty right arm
vas routed b three innings. Max
ing his first appearance since his
no-hitter and his first start 1t
Cleveland. Teller was cloutsd for
six runs. The Tigers kept up
their barrags until they had 10
hits and won, 12-2.
echoolboy Rowe pitched bril-
liantly. allowing only five hits, one
Z homer by Trosky.
While Teller was getting
be1tsd, Tel Lyons, - years
~ next December, yanked
the white Sox Into the victory
column vita . Ga win over
the browns. II was Lyons
2z3nd major league victory,
marking TIE start Of his 18th
campaign. Joe Kuhel hit his
second homer In two days.
Dizzy Deans 1910 debut was .
llop. The Cardinals knocked him
out Of the box In the fifth and
scored . - victory for their first
win n four starts. Dizzy blanked
ths Cards for three innings but
fen apart when Bob Sturgeon and
Rip Runnell made two boots. Ray
H1ndss called On fivs pitchers be-
fore ths cArds finally got under
ths wire to win Pepper Martins
single drove IN st. Louis winning
run
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The last time Mr.. VIM. MCGEE,
ne Pacific Coast leagues official
stAfisdcian. made his rounds with
the averages the name Of Mr..
Ripper Collins q Los Angeles
wasn't even among those present.
Mr.. MCGEE should make sure
Mr.. Collins = among those present
when he comes around tomorrow,
for the Ripper = very much IN the
picture. Against Seattle yesterday
he performed ~ foilows:
A1ade four hits IN four trips.
incln6lng thrse doubles, and
arevs h Leu Nevilreff shree
samss for H. Angels only runs
h ~ flrst game which Seat
~ wea -
Made two hits n three trips.
including . double, m tho second
game; drove Novikof IN with one
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Tacoma TO PLAY San FRANCISCO HERE TONIGHT
Collins Stars as Angels
Split Pair With Seattle
Double Headers Token by Ooklond.
Portlund ond Son Diego Squods

games each
The Hollywood Stars took a
double pasting from San Diego,
losing 80 and SIS. Johnny Jen-
sens homer and Mike Haslin's
four hits In four trips led the
Stars hitting spree off Fred Gay
In the opening game. Dick New
some turned the Twinl<s back with
six hits. In the nightcap. Stan
sperry's three singles drove in
three runs. A four-run blast in
the first inning sent Rugger Ardi-
xoia to the showers. and Lou Tost,
Johnny Bittner and Charlie Mon
Grief toiled for the Stars there
after. Al Olson was the winning
pitcher. Hollywood took the series.
four games to three.
The help the Seals out of the
basement week. celebration was
IN outright failure. The Seals
were in seventh place for an In
slant ~ fleeting n yesterdays
headlines but rolled over and
played dead dog to Portland's
Beaver Ducks In the double-header
yesterday 10-2 and s-3.
The only siImmer Of hope
IN the whole proceedings, so
far - concerned Manager
Lefty O,Doul, was the hitting
Of Ferris Fain, rookie first
baseunaa and outficIder, who
cIouted two home runs off Ad
LsIxa, the submarine delivery
man, In the second game.
San Francisco stops off at Ia
,oma tonight for an exhibition
yame against the Western Inter-
NATIONAL league champions.
Oakland continued to lead the
eague by taking five Of seven
James from Sacramento. winning
81 and 81.
This week the Seals move up to |
San Diego goes TO Oak
and, Sacramento TO Hollywood
md the Angels move down to
Portland.
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Tacoma Girls
Star in Meet

NORDEN, Calf. - CALIFORNIA;
skiing season was closed today
with Freidl Pfeiffer, Sun Valley,
Ida, winning the first annual
Sugar bowl silver belt Reiscn
slalom down a difficult mile and a
half course.
Pfeiffer. timed In I minute 3s:l
seconds. beat out Dick Durrance,
also Of Sun Valley. national down.
hill champion. by less than two
seconds. Bill Redlin, Seattle, was
. surprise third place winner.
Gretchen Fraser. Tacoma,
representing Sun Valley. won
the womsn's giant slalom In
l:ll.1, followoS BY Nancy
Reynolds. national downhill
and slalom champion, and
Iisl Durrance, Hanover, N. H..
who tied for second. Margaret
Jennlngs, Sugar Bowl. and
Shirley Mcdonald, Washington
SKI club. Tacoma, were fourth
and fifth.
Mems results: sigfried Engl,
Sun Valley, 4th: Richard werle,
Sun Valley. 5th: Fred Iselin. Sun
Valley. 9Th: John Blatt. Yosemite,
It'll; Joe Ward. Woodstock. VT.
sth: Henry simmoneau. Mt. Mans
field. VT. eth: Toni Walsh. Sun
Valley. 10th: John Wiley. Sugar
Bowl. nth; Bill Pitcher. Dart
mouth. 18th; Bob Kirschkind. Uni
versity OF California. 18th; Bill
Hatch, University Of California.
1lth; Peter wenzel. Sugar Bowl,
18th. Bin Klein and Hannes
schroll. fAvorites. fell and did not
finiah.
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Totals ....... 80 2 10 2
a Batted for Stutz in ninth.
PORTLAND

Five hits, seven runs off Powell in
2es, 4 and 8 off Stutz in 5h: win
ming pitcher. Masters: losing pitcher.
POWELL runs responsible for, Masters
2 Powell 9, Stutz 3; struck out, by
Masters 2, Powell g. STATE 2; bases
on balls, Masters /. Powell S. Stutz
l: home run, Muller: two-base hits,
Holder. Reich, Fernandes, Wright:
sacrifice, Reich, Wright: runs batted
in. Holder. Coleman. Gill. Rosenberg,
Muller 4. Wright. Fernandes 2. Reich:
double play, Storey to Wright to
Burns; left on base, San Francisco
10. Portland T.
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DON Bulge Winner
OF Pro Tournament

PTNEHURST, ~. C.-Don Bulge
led the parade OF money-winners
on the professional tennis circuit
today after winning the singles
title and sharing the doubles crown
in the annual North and South
professional tennis tournament
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1Otais % =
Batted for Kush in ninth.
SEATTLE

Losing pitcher. Thomas; runs re-
sponsible for. Turpin 2, Thomas g.,
Kush 8; struck out. by Turpin q,
Thomas 2: bases on balls. Turpin 2.
Thomas 8. Kush /; innings pitched,
Thomas plus; at bat, off Thomas
20: hits. off Thomas IL; runs scored.
off Thomas 8: left on bases. Los An
geles 7, Seattle 10; three-base hit,
Niemiec; two-base hits, Collins 8,
Gyselman. Harris, Novikoff. Vanni;
runs batted in. Schuster, Turpin. Col
Inns 8. Gyselman, Niemiec 8. Vanni.
Archie; sacrifices. Schuster. Turpin;
stolen base. Harris: double plays.
Thomas to Holm to Collins. Collins
to Cihocki, Schuster to Niemiec TO
Archie. Gyselman to Niemiec to
Archie: time. 1855. Umpires, Snyder
and Falls.
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Talks of Ruiniers. ANGELS !.

Dear Nets Recently In your widely read column you
toned outstanding exhibition games the Tiger list for
the year"
You right one sense because San Francisco Holly
the But the fans have these teams
form in the past they are asking for something
What I'm trying to tell the fans want the Seattle
Raners and the Los Angeles Angels believe those would
the capacity of Athletic Why
get those two leading teams of the Coast loop?
play they
seen
crest of the they give their old neghborng
!. B. G.
Dear c. I'll check up on that angle of things There must be
matter of this
interesting letter I'd like
here too They'd certainly pack that park NJ
Southpdws and Bowling -.
COUTHPAWS have made baseball history. They rank with
the greatest Of the greats nfielders outfieders and
pitchers
There have been corking fighters of the odd
brigade but there southpaw rngman who could
match the brance of the great orthodox fighters that
is whose stance the left hand 'front.' the right
back :.
Golf produced fair outhpaw golfers but there never
brilliant who belonged the
handlers
90 through sports only
you find portsiders who really rate immortals
Which bowling Northwest
Wednesday Broadway alleys for To-day Ever
smashing
bing authorities the Northwest
other place
such a southpaw. He failed
9 IL corIng pinman
cufhpaw who really unde the pins He doe whetsone
Oakland.
last He shoots Reliance rra Oakland
1ss
wen appear here in Congress
your doing
far better than Job the Oakland
Hen be worth seeing ..
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Batted for Tost in fifth.
b Batted for Bittner in sixth.
San Diego $1,000. 4 900 %
HOLLYWOOD ........ 0 oE3
Winning pitcher. Olsen: losing
pitcher. Ardizola: innings pitched.
Ardizoia =. Olsen Az. Tost AZ:
Tobin plus. Bittner l; az bat. off
Olsen 20, Ardizoia 6, lost 20. Tonin
o, Bittner 4: hits off Olsen z. Ardt-
zoia 4. Test s. Tobin o. Bittner l:
runs scored. off Olsen 2. Ardizoia 4.
Tost /. Tobin l: runs responsible for.
Olsen 8. Ardizoia =. Tost ]. Tobin Q;
struck out. by Olsen 3, ArdiZoia ].
Tost 2. Hebert /: bases on balls. off
Olsen 2. Ardizoia !. Tost /. Tooin !:
left on bases. San DIEGO 9. HOLLYWOOD
7: two-baSe hit, Uhalt: runs batted
in. Mesner, Haslin. Sperrv 3. Uhalt,
Thompson. Kahle: sacrifice. Tost;
stolen base. Stewart: double plavs.
THOMPSON TO Cissell TO Kahle, Mesner
70 SGnson.
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Runs responsible for, Liska 8, Le-
febvre 9; struck out, by Liska /:
bases on balls. off Liska /, Lefebvre
5: stolen base. Norbert; rome runs,
Fain 2, GIL: two-base hits. Burns 2.
Muller. Brown; sacrifices, Reich.
Hawkins: runs batted in, Fain 2,
Burns. Brown 2. Rosenberg. Muller
2. Gill 8. Coleman; double plays. Lis
ka to Brown to Reich. Storey to
Wright to Burns, Jennings to Wright
to Burns, Gill to Miller: left on bases.
San Francisco 3. Portland 6: hit by
pitcher. Liska 1: wild pitch. Lefebvre.
Umpires. Hood and Engeln. Time,
/ 80.
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Runs responsible for. Schmidt 5,
Buxton 4: struck out. by Schmidt 3.
Buxton 3: bases on balls. off Schmidt
2 buxton 2. left on bases. Sscramfnto
&, Oakland .: two-base hits. Eins.
Garibsldi. Ogrodovski. Gucst, Christ
runs batted in. Garihaldi Gudst 2,
Ogradowski King. Lyman. Buxton,
Williams. Dunn: sacrifices. Conroy,
Chrietopher. vergez. Garioaldi 2,
Blattner, Williams, Scoffic: double
play, Lyman TO Luby 70 Dunn.