davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Omaha guide., 1940-08-17

81 use Nine. C. J. Walkers
preparations exclusively be-
cause l get results from them
that | am unable to get from any
other preparation" stated a well
known business woman the
other day.
The secret of the remarkable
success of Nine. c. j. Walkers
preparations is in the fact that
they were blended by the late
Madam c. j. Walker to reach
certain definite conditions of the
hair, skin and scalp, and today,
after over thirty-fve years on
the market, they are growing
increasingly popular, and not
withstanding the fact that the
Company has always refused to
reduce the price on these goods,
they are still in demand every
where.
q Mime. c. J. Walkers Glossine,
although more than thirty-five
years on the market, is still the
leader in its field. The reason
for this is because it not only
serves as a scalp oil, but it gives
the hair that silky sheen and
natural gloss that is the delight
of every woman.
Nine. c. j. Walkers Brown
Face Powder is not just another
Face Powder, but is the result of
years of experimenting to pro-
duce the perfect blend to impart
a velvetlike softness and at the
same time cooling and refresh
ing. Just the thing for these hot
days.
The Nine. c. J. Walkers won
derful preparations are sold by
Walker Beauticians and Drug
Stores everywhere, or you can
write The Nine. c. J. Walker
Mfg. Company, direct. Address:
The Walker Building. Indian
apoliS, Indiana.
The Omaha guide., 1940-08-17
enough for the big leagues.
HARD PACE FOR PAIGE

But to assume all the better
known colored players were CT
are good enough for jobs in the
big show is as foolish as to as
sumo all Irishmen make great
fighters, or ALI Polish-Americans
work on the Fordham football
team.
Paige, undisputed No. 1 figure
in colored ball probably was ex-
cellent a few years ago, Back IN
1884 Dizzy Dean said Satch was
the greatest pitcher in the world.
Right now Satch must be around
40. Poor training facilities, pic
mic food and transforming life
must have initiated against his
condition.
SUPERNATURAL AURA
Shane, like many other writers,
lent a supernatural aura to varl-
Gus colored stars. He compared
the current Paige to Bobby Eel
let, because Of their strikeous-
overlooking the fact Teller pitches
daily against the likes of DiMag-
gio, Foxx, Grenberg, etc.
Shane also says Jim Fancy
Dan" West is a better fielding
first baseman than was Hal Chase
which will bring a chuckle from
old timers.
This writer thinks colored play
ers who t good enough should
have a chance in a game wich has
been SO we'll supported by colored
fans.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
DIES EGY MILLIO
DOLLART

akar megszavaztatni a kon-
gresszussai a tovabbi vizsgala-
tainak a koltsegeire, S azert
larmazza tele az orszagot.
Semmi esetre mem rossz
dzsab egy millio dollarban
gazdalkodni, azert embereket
fogadni, AIT koltsegekre kol-
teni, voltakepen ez a Dies
igaz celia. Azonkvul ismert
emberre tette ez az evek ota
tarto vizsgalodas, inert folly
ton iratott magarol a lapok-
ban.
Ugy latszil., hogy munkal-
kodasat unja mindenki, S mem
valoszinii, hogy az egy milliot
megkapja. S6t az sem lehetet-
len, hogy a kongresszus be-
sziinteti a munkajat, S a szabo
t6r0k kinyomozasat rabizza
ARA a szervre, amelynek az a
mestersege, a secret service-re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05

nyek kozt belepjink, vagyis
az amerikai hajok szallitsak
a hadi anyagot Angliaba, s azo
kat amerikai hadihajok kiser-
jek.
Mindezt lehet angol propa-
gandanak, haborus uszitasnak,
vagy anlinek akarjuk annak
nevezni, de ketsegtelen. hogy
joga van miden anerikai pol
garnak reszt venni a nagy vi
taban olyan allaspontot fog
lalni Ell, a1ailyen a sajat hi
tenek megfelel.
Lindberghnek szabad at
hirdetni, hogy szovetkezziink
a gyoztes Hitlerrel, Butlernak
szabad AIT hirdetni, hogy iizen
junk hadat Hitlernek. S mines
joga senkinek, hogy az egyi-
ket nemet, a masikat angol be-
rencnek nevezze,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
KELLEMESEN
LEPTE MEG

a multi heten a Supreme
Court az orszagot, mikor ra-
csapott Texas allam kezere.
Egg elicit meyer fordult a.
Supreme Courthoz vedelem-
ert azon a cimen, hogy az ct
elitel6 eskudtszekb6l a meyer
polgarokat kizartak, bar hat
ezer eskudtszeki szolgalatra
kepes meyer polgar el abban a
megyeben.
A deli allamok a negereket
az eskudtszekekb6l rendszere-
sen kizarjak, mindgyakrab-
ban tortenik meg, hogy vede-
lemert a Supreme Courthoz
fordulnak.
A Supreme Court megsem-
misitette az iteletet, helyt
adott a panasznak elren-
delte, hogy kiil0n0sen meyer
vadlottak felett itelkezo eskiidt
szekbol ne zarjak XII a meyer
polgarokat.
A Supreme Court egyhangu
velemenyet Black biro olvasta
fel, akinek a kinevezese annak
idejen olyan kinos szenzaciot
keltett, mikor kideriilt, hogy
egy idoben tagja volt a Ku
Klux Klan-nak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
A KONGRESSZUS
MEM TALAL

munkat maganak, S szinte
erthetetlen, hogy mi a celia
az uleseknek, amelyekrol a
honatyak tulnyomo nagy re-
sze tavol van.
A Walter-Logan billt, amely
a Securities Exchange Comis-
sion es a Labor Board hatas-
k0ret korlatozza, meg fogja
vetozni Roosevelt, S mem hi
heto, hogy a veto utan a bill
megkapja a szikseges ket-
harmad tobbseget.
A kongresszus egyes bizott-
sagai dolgoznak. A leghan-
gosabb a Dies bizottsag, amely-
mex elnoket a mutt heten az
elnok azzal vadolta, hogy min
den leben valo kanalkodasava]
gatolja az FBI-t (secret SER
vice) a munkaban.
Dies nap-nap utan ,nagyobh
hangon ujabb meg ujabb szen-
zacios leleplezeseket iger
nemzetnek S a mutt heten XII
adott k0nyvei -sem1ni olyant
mem tartalmaztak, amt a
nazikrol IS a kommunistakrol
idaig mem tudott mindenki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
WASHINGTON
KEMENY

hatarozottsaggal megy elore
azon az uton, amelyen a de-
mokrata hatalmak vedelmere
elindult, amelyen csak siet-
tette az a teny, hogy a dix
tatorok Japannal ellenunk $40
vetseget k0tottek.
Ma mar nem Anglia p5nz-
ugyi tarnogatasan tanacskoz-
max, csupan azon, hogy AIT
milyen formaban fogjuk meg
tenni.
A hadsereg szamara keszulo
hatalmas reptile gepekb6l is.
met atengedtiink Anglianak
ket tucatot a mutt heten, S ez
az engedmeny sem lesz az
utolso.
A kovetkezo hetekben halo
kat fogurk adni, kesobb had
seregink es navynk r0pul6
gepjeibol szabaditunk fel egy
bizonyos mennyiseget, amig
egeszen ott mem kiizdiink maid
mellettiik.
G0rogorszag szinten kap to-
LINK Nbizonyos mennyisegu
fegyverszallitmanyt (amiert fl
zetnek) S vegul nehany napon
belul vi nagy k0lcs0nt adunk
Kinanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
Az AMERIKAI
KONTINENSEK

vede m en- Washingtonban
szinten erosen dolgoznak. Uru-
quay kepvisel6haza mar meg
szavazta, hogy azonnal hatal-
mas repil6tereket epitenek,
amelyek sziikseg eseten rendel-
kezesere fognak allni minden
amerikai nemzetnek. EFT a
peldat minden latin amerikai
allan kovetni fogja a k0vet-
kezo hetekben.
Mexicoban, megvalasztott al
elnokinket Macy lelkesedessel
fogadtak, amt mem cs0kken-
tett az az izlestelen zavargas,
amt az amerikai k0vetseg epii-
lete korul mexicoi nazik rem
deztek.
Lazas sletseggel epitik azo-
kat a hadi es' flotta bazisokat,
amiket Aagliatol az otven ha-
dihajoert kaptunk cserebe S
program szerinti gyorsasaggal
dolgoznak gyaraink, hogy a
masodik navyt es a hadsere-
get felszerelessel ellassak.
A szenatus orak alatt jova
hagyta Leahy k0vet kineveze-
set, aki mem a nemetekkel va
10 egyuttmuk0desre fogja a
Vichy francia kormanyt biz
tatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
A GAZDASAGI
HELYZET

most mar gyorsan es erez-
het6en javul, bar peldaul no
vemberben meg mindig csak
240 millio dollart k0ltottek ell
nemzetvedelmi celokra. f.3 III
Harom-negy, honap mulva,
mikor az epul6 gyarak keszen
iesznek, 5 mikor sok ipartelep
felszerszamozasa is elkesziil, a
nemzetvedelenf havi szamlaja
a nyolcszazmillio dollart is.
meg fogja haladni.
Egyre nagyobb osszegeket
tesz XII Anglia szamlaja is, S.
nehany honapon belul a had
sereg fenntartasa is szazmillio-
nal t0bbre rug maid havonta..
Ertheto tehat az az aggoda-
lom, amir6l egyre tobb $40 esik
ma mar az orszagban, hogy az
arak rohamosan felmennek.
hogy bizonyos mertekii !. in
flacio lesz, meg akkor is, ha
a haborubol kim tudunk ma
radfli. s.'.@a - asa
Ha a haboruba or belepiink,
>akkor terneszetesen megismet-
lodnek a huszonket ev el6tti
esemenyek, talan nagyobb es
betegesebb mertekben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
iii ID I'll 81 e NILE

rol - a szovetsegesekkel SEEM
ben - mem igen lehetne be-
szelni.
Melysegesen megdobbenti q
magyar nemzetet az az anar-
CHA is, amt a vasgardistak
(roman nacik) rendeztek a
mutt heten, inert ARA gondol
nnindenki, hogy hasonlo ked-
vessegekre a magyark is el le-
hetnek keszulve, ha egyszer oft
a nacik (nyilasok) kaparit-
;ak a kezukbe a hatalmat.
Magyarcrszagon m in d enki
meg van rola gyozodve, hogy
a vasgardistak verengzese es
anarchiajs nemet utasitasra
tortenik, inert ez vegleges uru-
gyet ad a nemet kormanynak,
hogy "rendcsinalas" cimen a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05

A ket naz kulugyi bizottsa-
gaiban mem formalisan, de
gyakran az arfgol kolcs0n-ige-
nyekrol targyalnak, de f1yilva-
nosan err6l csak az nj kon-
gresszls ossze-iilese utan fog
max beszelni. I.
A ket haz penziigyi bizott-
saganak a tagjai a kormanyko-
zegekkel q jovo evi k0ltseg-
yeIesrol, S az vi adoforrasok-
rol targyalnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
ROTHERMERE
ELHUNYTAT

Magyarorszagon hivatalosan
mem gyaszoljak a jelen viszo-
nyok kozt ugy, ahogy, AIT SEE
retnek megtenni. De a magyar
nemzet minden el6 tagja halas
Swivel gondol az elhunytra, aki
a legnagyobb szikseg idejen
volt Magyarorszag onzetlen ba-
rata.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05

hatalmat Romaniaban vegleg
magahoz vehesse.
S akarmilyen kaprazatos ST.
kereket ertek Ell a nemetek
idaig, Magyarorszagot a gorog
harcter esemenyei is nyugta-
lanitjak, S ma mar sokan ARA
a lehetosegre is gondolnak,
hogy a tengelyhatalmak -
mem gyoznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
|MAGYARORSZAGON
MEM
MEM

keltett valami Macy 0r0met,
hogy Ronania es Szlovakia is
csatlakoztak hivatalosan is a
tengelyhez, inert ez ait jelen-
tene, hogy vegleges nemet gyo-
zelem eseten tovabbbi revizio-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
HOGY ANGLIANAK
MILYEN

komoly a haborus szandeka,
S hogy a kuzdelemre ell van
max kesziilve,, arrol a multi
heten gy6zod0tt meg a koruna
nyunk, mikor engedelyt ker-
tex ra, hogy ezer darab oriasi,
hetven tomas tanket rendel-
hessenek ebben az orszagban.
A szazezer milli6 dollarba ke-
rul6 hatalmas hadigepek mem
lesznek el6bb keszen, mint
1942-ben, $ azokat Anglia csak
az eur6pai szarazfoldon
tudja haSznalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
EGYRE TOBBEN ES
HANGOSABBAN

strgeti egy tekintelyes ESQ.,
port, hogy Japannal a helyze-
tiinket azonnal es veglegesen
tisztazzuk vagy k0veteljiink
biztositekot, hogy minden k0-
rilmenyek k0z0tt beken ma
radnak, vagy azonnal szamol.
Junk lie Japannal.
Egg mask, szinten tekinte-
lyes csoport AIT surgeti. hogy
q habOruba minden kOriilme-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
Weldon Doe Wins Medal
Honors In Golf Tourne,

ASKEVILLE, Aug. 6. - up -
Weldon Doe, Jr., Alabama state
champion from Montgomery, put
on a blazing finish at Biltmore For
est today to card a SO and a two.
under-par total Of 40 to capture
qualifying honors in the hottest
field in history Of the 18th annual
Invitation Tournament.
After sharing the r%unner-up spot
with two other star performers after
Mondays opening 18-hole round,
Doe added his SO to the opening par
Il to beat the field by two strokes
in the battle for the medal and jump
into the role of favorite for the
crown now held by Greenville's
Charles Dudley.
The defending champion fired an
other II in the second 18-hole SEES
sion for a 1872 total and runner-up
honors, but par golf was forced to
step aside in comparison with Does
80 an the second nine today, which
was gained with a finish of 3-2-3.4-4
-four brides and a par.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
BY TOM sILER

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-R-Iowa's
Eddie Anderson is the 'Peepul's
choice" to lead the college boys
against the Green Bay Packers,
orc football champions, in the an
nual all-star game in Soldier efld,
Aug. %.
A throng of $751; 1870 cast votes
in the nationwide coaches p o | l.,
rolling up an almost un%precedent-
ed margin for Anderson in tribute
to his amazing success in 1889, his
first year at the Hawkeye school.
Anderson's four assistants on the
all-star staff will be Don Faurot of
Missouri, Buck Shaw of S a n t a
Clara, E. E. (Tad) Wieman of
Princeton and Lowell (Red) Daw-
son of Tulane, each of whom led
the poll in their respective sections.
Anderson received 4,168,5 14
points. Faurot ranked second in
total points with 2,943, 541. Wieman
received 1858, 754 points; Shaw, $50,
946, and Dawson, 845, 1922.
The five coaches, all of whom
have accepted the All-Star assign
ment, will gather at Northwestern
University next Sunday to e r e e t
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
TAKE TWO
FROM PHILLIES
Good Luck Charm Fails 10
Help pills As Boston Trl-
umphs, 80 And 12-2

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6:(RE
The Phillies tried a good luck
charm today in an effort to enc
their six-game losing streak but II
failed and the Boston Bees won a
doubleheader, 3 to 0 and IL to .:
After Manuel Salvo, aided yb Ed
die Miller's two-run homer, blank
ed the Phils with four hits IN the
opener an eight-year-old boy was
brought into the Phillies clubhouse.
All hands, from Manager Doc
Prothro down., rubbed his head Tor
.luck''. The lad who said his name
was Dayton Smith, was given a
baseball and permitted to sit on
the Pills bench for the second
game.
The charm worked for five inn
ings, then Chef Ross oelted a single
off Kirby Higbe that drove in two
runs to break a IL tie. In the
seventh Higbe blew up and the
Bees scored five runs to sew up
the game. Miller hit his second
homr of the day off Syl johnson
in the ninth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
Red SOx Score 8 To 3
Victory Over Yankees
Doyle Rates Indians,
Reds Fauorites To Win

NEW YORK, Aug. g. Up =
Jack Doyle's book the h o m e
stretch favorites in the major
league pennant races are tn
Cleeland Indians and Cincin-
natl Reds.
The well-kAown Broadway
odds-layer quoted 6 to 5 against
the Indians in the American
league with the Detroit Tigers
8 to 5 second choices. BostoE's
Red Sox were rated 4 to 1. The
New York YANKEES, who be-
fore the season opened were
almost prohitbftive 7 to 20 ia
vorites with no prices quoted
on finishing second or d,
now are s to 1 shots to win
and the Chicago White Sox !
to 1.
In the National league t h
Reds we're 1 to 3 standouts with
the Brooklyn Dodgers priced at
2 IL to 1 and the New York
Giants, Chicago Cubs and st.
Louis Cardinals all Jumped at
6 to 1.
The remaining teams in the
two leagues were in a ''name
your own price" class.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
SKIPPER OR SHOAF
TO HURL FOR BUGS
Allen Probable Starter For
Amateur Nine In First
Of Three-G Game Series

The Cape Fear All-Stars and the
Wilmington Pirates will tangle at
Legion field tonight at 8 o'clock
in the first game of a three-game
series between these two outfits.
No definite lineup for either team
has been announced, but Snag Al
len, of the Pepsi-Cola crew, is the
probable choice to start on the
mound for the All-Stars.
Bert Kite, manager of the Buc-
cancers, is still undecided as to
his starter, but last night it ap-
peared that his choice has narrow
ed down to Norwood Skipper and
Jack Shoaf.
Other hurlers picked for the Cape
Fear nine are Jim Bullock, of Le-
land, Lefty Ray Brew, of Leland.
and Headon Piner, of. Purol. Bare
foot Burney Covington is the likely
starter behind the plate for The
All-Stars, with Buck Tyres Of Ma
sonboro, as the other catcher.
Norman Farmer or A. C. Thomas
will be on first base for the Cape
Fear crew, with j. B. Edwards
or Tony Reynolds at second. Billie
Pieper, of the Kappas, or Johnnie
Edens, from Royal Crown, will be
at third. The All-Stars outfield will
be taken from POPPY Sandlin, Of
the Athletics, Red Miller, of Purol,
Ed Wilson, of the res, A. B.
Stockley, of the AS, Oscar Flow
ers, from the Hi-Kappas, Richard
Farrow, of Masonboro, and George
Batson, of the Pepsi-Colas.
A council of war consisting of
j. B. Edwards, bench manager,
Skeet James, Ed Lewis, r. Robo.
son and Barney Rodgers, as coach
es, will manage the amateur nine.
Due to injuries and vacations,
Kite is as yet undecided over his
lineup. Either Larkins or Mckenzie
will catch, and the only regular
infielder left is S. McKeithan and
Vic Stefano. Both Johnny Smidt
and Jimmy Moore are out of town.
1t is probable that Hargrove Davis
will be moved from the outfield
to the infield and Kite is still look
ing for a shortstop or third base
man to replace Linwood Rowan,
who will play with the All-Stars.
: Carter, Trogden and Hines will
make up the outfield.
The second game of the series
between the amateurs and semi
pros of the city will be played Fri
day night, with the third game, if
necessary to- decide the series. to
be played next Wednesday night. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
TRIBE TRIUMPHS
in FINALE, TO z
Lee Pitches Two-Hit Tilt AS
Chicago Takes Opener, 81;
Teller Gets In Nightcap

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-R-Calling
upon Bobby teller to squelch a
nintk-inning rally, the Cleveland In
dim defeated the Chicago White
Sox, 3 to 2, in the secJhd game
of a doubleheader after succumb-
ing in the opener, S to l, to south
paw thornton Lees two-hlt pitch
ing.
Manager Oscar Witt sent Teller,
who had notched his 18th mound
decision Sunday, to the mound IN
the last of the ninth with two rum
ners on bas- and two men out.
First batter to face Feller, Moose
Solters, pinch-hitting for Clint
Brown, lifted a short fly to left.
Jeff Heath muffed it and both rum
ners scored. But Teller then re-
tired the 81 e when he forced jim
my Webb to pop to Russ Peters.
Johnny Allen started the game and
held the Sox to five hits until the
third.
The star of the double program,
however, was Lee, who gave the
IL, 843 spectators a real show OF
mound wizsrdry as he tossed his
second cor cutive two-hit 6 a m e
and his fourth straight victory.
The Indians only run off Lee
came on Lou Boudreau's single aft
er Lee had issued one Of his two
bases on balls. Roy Weatherly's
scratch single was the only other
hit off the big left-hander. 4
lEirst Camel
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
INDIANS. WHITE S0X SPLIT BILL
Cape Fear AH-Stars Play Pirate s Tonight
Eddie ndersonN amedB yFans
AS Coach OF Grid All-Stars

their All-Star squad of 81 players,
senior headliners of 1889, and lay
plans for the practice drills.
Practice begins next Monday, the
same day Coach E. L.. (Curley)
Lambeau calls out his packers to
prepare them for the challenge OF
the collegians.
The six-game series, originated
by the Chicago Tribune in 1884,
now stands all square, the All-Stars
having won twice, lost twice to the
Pros and tied two games. Til e
New York Giants, the pro title
holders, defeated the collegians last
August, 9 to 0, on three field goals
before o 1000 spectators.
Included on the squad which An
derson will handle are four OF his
Iowa stars of last fall, among them
Nile Kinnick, the great Hawkeye
halfback who led the players pol
with more than a million votes.
Elmer Layden of Notre D a m e
was the head coach of the ALL
Stars a year ago and his assistants
were Slip Madigan, then of st.
Mary's, Bob Neyland of Tennessee,
Carl Snavely of Cornell and Harry
Stuhldreher of Wisconsin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
DOW TAKES TILT
FROM OPTICIANS,
SpOffOrd And Sunshine Laun-
dry Outfits attic To
1916 Hookup

Ethyl-Dow played machine-l i k e
ball last night at Robert Strange
to cut the City Opticians down 10 to
2, and Spofford and Sunshine Laun-
dry ended up a crazy program of
run-making in a tie, 16 to Is.
The Chemists took the second and
third innings to turn on the pres.
sure. A three-run squirt in the Sec
ond, and a total of four in the. third
were enough to paralyze the Eve
men. Haywood Moore, with two sin
giles and a double, featured the VIC
tory and Harlan McKeithan, with
two singles and a triple, came in
for an equal share of the spotlight.
The Eyemen's run came in the
second. Edens singled and Mote.
with two for three, doubled to score
on a sacrifice hit.
Score by innings:
.Ethyl-Dow ---- O34 O12 DO IL 1
Eyemen -------- 020 900 o. 2 8
Batteries: or the Dowmen, Brown
and H. McKeithan; for the Eyemen,
COOK and Marshall.
The Sunshine Laundry had it's
game with the Spofford Spinners q
cold storage in the last of the sew
enth. Out front Is to 9, it started
tossing the ball all over the lot and
collapsed under the pressure of the
Spinners' brilliant last-minute drive.
Half the players were off the field
before the official score showed both
clubs with 16 runs each.
The Sunshine Boys, faced with
their first victory this year over the
Spinners, started to win by a mar
gin that could never be closed. By
the third frame they had IA runs
enough to win a couple Of games.
Gradually the Spinners cut the
lead down until the score was 16 to
9 as the seventh opened. With, al
most, a loud bang" the Laundry.
blew up. Only three hits were
made but the records show every
mishap in the book. Errors, more
errors, and more errors.
Red" Bearden, Spinner hot cor
ner artist, collected five for five.
two of them doubles, a third a triple.
Boswell hit a homer for the Spin
ners with n on to make the only
four-ply knock of the night.
Score by innings:
Spofford ------- SOP 101 7-16 Is z
------ 167 100 lis Z 9
Batteries: For the Spinners, Ben
son, Ballard and Leitch; for the
Laundrymen, Evans and Casteen.
Empires: Burns and Litchen.
TOday's Games
e. ". Godwin's Sons VS.. Werth.
elmer Bag company; Firemen, taking
Company AS place, VS.. Bakers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-07
Palrang Asks WiNkie
For Thanksgiving Date

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 6.-oP-
Head Coach Maurice "Skip'' Pal
rang, of Creighton university a
little irked after considering sew
eral Thanksgiving Day games
for next year, sent this telegram
today to Presidential Candidate
Wendell L. Willkie at Colora'
do Springs, Colo:
making up 1871 football sched'
ule, need date Of 1941 Thanks
giving. Advise collect"
Palrang made it plain, now
ever. he was not prepared TO
cover any Willkie money at 'he
present time.