davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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and unnecessary. Some members
maintained, however. that If q pic
ture added personality to q column
making the reader seem better ac-
quainted with the writer than merely
by printing his name, 1t should re-
main.
A $40 donation was made to the
National Symphony Orchestra cam
,paign and $25 donation was made
to the Central Union Mission fer
their building fund.
Resurfacing Asked.
One highway item, the resurfacing
OF Garfield street between Con-
necticut avenue NV. and Twenty
seventh street NV, was asked.
c. L. Curtiss was appointed chair
man of committee to nominate
candidates for Office. The election
will be held at the next regular
meeting in October.
Harry c. Grove, president of the
organization, announced that a new
branch post Office soon would be
erected adjacent to the Uptown
Theater.
A motion picture, know Your
Money" was shown. 1t is being cir
culated by the United States Secret
Service, with the cooperation of the
Treasury Department, in a campaign
to eliminate counterfeiting
The meeting was held at the All
Souls Memorial Church.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. G, FRIDAY MAY 1e4o

well, 3410 Volta place NV, where
tea will be served from 4 to 6 pm.
A feature will be back yard in
the process of transformation from
mud bank to an outdoor living
room. An architect will be on hand
to inform visitors how to go about it.
The tour will begin at 1870 pm.
and will continue through $50.
Tickets are on sale at the Willard,
Mayfiower and Dodge Hotels, at
headquarters of the American Auto
mobile Association, and also may be
obtained at all the garden gates.
In connection with the annual
garden pilgrimage a collection of
more than 100 pieces of Jugtown
pottery will be exhibited at Mrs.
Bjnyon's home during the hours of
the tour. The ware is made by a
group Of North Carolina potters,
descendants of early English settlers
who use methods handed down from
18th century potters of Stafford
shire. The collection includes gar
den urns and jars, kitchen and table
ware and decorative pieces.
The tour is in charge of a COM
mittee headed by Mrs. Robert F.
Whitehead. The entire proceeds
will go to the support of the varied
welfare activities Of the Georgetown
Evening star., 1940-05-03
More Underpasses
Recommended by
Citizens Association
Connecticut Avenue
Unit Asks Construction
At Dupont Circle

The Sheridan bill to investigate
small loan practices in the District
was opposed by the Connecticut
Avenue Citizens Association last
night. The association asserted that
It was class legislation and sought
TO prohibit the collesction of a debt.
The Nichols small loan bill was IA
vored. however, as means of cor
recting small loan business evils.
The association officially approved
the Thomas Circle underpass and
asked similar constructions at needed
points throughout the city. The
group asked particularly that an
underpass be built at Scott Circle
IN the immediate future and another
at Dupont Circle when it is con-
senient to begin construction.
Ask More Policemen.
A resolution seeking the appoint
ment of a public defender for the
District was opposed for reasons of
economy. The association unan-
,imously favored a motion by William
II. Mondell asking 100 additional
police and Is additional firemen.
Local newspapers were asked by
the organization to discontinue the
repeated use of the pictures of their
columnists and feature writers and
to substitute the pictures of the per-
sons they write about. The day after
day publication of the same picture
of writer was seen as uninteresting
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Toursof Gardens
In Georgetown 10 Be
Resumed Tomorrow
Evermoy Goes on View
And Juetown Pottery
Will Be Exhibited

The annual Georgetown Garden
Tours will resume tomorrow when q
second group of the city's most at
tractive show places are opened for
inspection by the public.
Notable among the spots ON view
will be Evermay, the home of Mr.
and Mrs. F.. Lammot Belin, at 1923
Twenty eighth street NV.
Others whose gardens will be in
spected are Mrs. George Grant
Mason, 1924 Thirtieth street NV;
Mrs. Herman Hollerith, 1888 Twenty
ninth street NV; Mrs. John Ihlder
28l1 P street NV: Mrs. Benjamin
Thoron, 2900 N street NV; Mrs.
Arthur Woods, 3014 N street NV;
Mrs. Frederick Brooke, 1921 N street
NV; Mrs. Henry Leonard, 3O38 N
street NV; Mrs. Gordon Dun
thorne, 1904 N street NV: Mrs. w. G.
Tomlinson. 1927 Dent place NV;
Mrs. Caroline Bean Binyon, 25O5 F
street NV, and Miss Frances Sort
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Senator Tuft Visits
Pennsylvania Governor

BY the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG. Pa, May 3.-Sen-
ator Robert A. Taft dined last night
in Pennsylvania executive man.
sion with Gov. Arthur H. James.
The Ohio Senator, campaigning
for the Republican presidential
nomination, dropped in" on Gov.
James while en- route from Wash
ington to Buffalo, N. Y.
Mansion attaches said Senator
Taft simply paid a friendly CALL"
Evening star., 1940-05-03

whisky had also brought an increase
in the number of traffic fatalities
throughout the Nation.
According to the leagues research
service the Nation drank 10 per cent
more distilled spirits and per cent
more beer from October, 1899, to
March, 1910, than it did for q COM
parable period a year ago.
During the same six months the
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league said traffic deaths increased
each month over the number re-
ported for the previous year. and
Evening star., 1940-05-03

that for the first three months Of
1910 there was per cent increase
in fatalities.
Evening star., 1940-05-03

Children's House at 1924 N street
NV.
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Dry Forces Cite Rise
In Traffic Fatalities

The Anti-Saloon League Of Amer
lea today cited figures showing a
rise In the consumption of beer and
Evening star., 1940-05-03

EDUCATIONAL,
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Foxx Crashes
In Needed Run

NEW Y0Rk-James Foxx, re-
Gently turned catcher. kept the
Boston Red sox clinging 10 third
place yesterday with a tenth In
ming TO win over Washington.
Foxx, rejuvenated former first
baseman, poled out two home runs.
He hit the first with a mate on
IN the first inning and then won
the game with his second in the
tenth after the Senators had
pulled ahead in the ninth.
Foxx now has a lifetime ma for
league home run record Of 1875, one
more than Lou Gehng.
Cleveland moved three games
ahead Of Detroit when Bob Teller
weathered a 12-hit attack by the
Browns and came through for his
2ist victory. ga.
The White Scr blasted
three Tiger pitchers for IL
hits and a 1874 triumph.
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Cy Neighbors s. Good Neighbor =.

CY NEIGHBORS of the grand old major leaguer'
Still around and doing all right by himself =.
Is subbng here Western international league UNI
pre well putting in his regular shift at Peterson
Cooksies billiard paror Cy is relieving regular Jumps Mel
son. who has shoulder bruise foul tip
Cy could patrol the outegarden. Smart performer good
hitter and next to his own dear folks at home WELL
he loves his baseball still =.
And here and now want to let you in on a Neghbors
secret which shows the devotion he has always held for
In early good cy Pittsburgh When
he wound his last folded his Pirate uniform hey
give them the players at the end and put it
Then he said to himself and later told his relatives;
when strike out at the Final Plate put me away In this uniform
1t my wish" -.
oil Cy will brighter diamonds somewhere out there
And speaking of cy wen there $ Mr. NeghbOrs mis-
mother of warrensburs down in OIL Missouri
sweet 81 year. Of age alert active faculties bright
Neghbos II
upon grandchildren 81 great grandchildren
seven great, great grandchildren
No wonder Cy durable able
How could he have missed with such wonderful mother
Dear Met: Who was the big fellow who pitched for
the Tgers-of Fifty Years Ago at the Cavalcade night
c. L. Dear C. L.: WE'LL sir old boy, that was Guy Mel
ton county commissioner who played pretty good game
of ball in his younger years =; Z. M. Pai Murray
gentleman OF Bowling Green hentucky san looking perk
Feel fine and thankful live
In America True Kentucian sammy gees
Angels of the Coast loop Have long why player
and fighting kid didn't the nod before Chan Lngerman sad
ave the Hot that seat for that fine
Northwest Airline I'm win that World Series trip
Confident
the Thursday night hardly
thing Pitcher Smith, to be married. presented with
by That
eighh-and Smiths blow Walked
Hong tells Smith shaking like leaf when he
lost his control Connie
rookie because feared
the Philadelphia baseball writer's Was ready 100000 for the
all time Mccoy
sandout sput However Mccoy has drawn his price q. the gate
Yakima beginning
a BILL might decide the 1910 WI
professional Seattle Aug %
W. "You bet At Brewer Thomas
and Chappen r.
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Fridays Lonqacres Race Results

Bonagai nl5l .... $40 40
steel Worker 1i5) 5 80
JOCKEYS in order: sperry. Love and
@ Zufeit: time. ia as Elstree
Piratical Semlcolon Banker Conard.
Soaring witch and Lady Torehills
also ran.
ooc-FIPrH. 1900. claiming: four
100 year-olds and up. ] i-lsth
ouiballen uoD 1910 $40 $40
L. Ruth lo2) .. $40 3 90
Thistle Guy fii2) :. II so
Jockeys n order; Burns. p zufeit
and Reynolds tine. l.47 Front
Man. Evidently. Dark Conquest
Cieos Boy step, Lazy Martha and
Crooked River also ran.
9ok-sIxTH $500. claiming. three
eco year-olds ana up: sir fur
snippy MCGEE aoD ESQ 400 7so
Fsryorita H04l ... $40 27o
Jocfess IL order: II wilson. wsls.
man and Reynolds. time, liza is.
Vallejo. High Grenade. Canpiilo and
Merino also ran
ooJ-sEvENTH, $500. clsiming 3
Zof year-olas and up. ] i-isth
5o6,oso GA ,, i;....iiso sss s5 e
Train Signal AID :. SEQ
Jockeya in order. Lowe. Orohs and
Reynolds time. I.z5 SIS Manor
Del Lady Lakeside Miss CONTRARY.
Pzlliztion. Package. Holster Mount
neilick and Chief saltess also ran
0oO-EGHTH, 800. claiming &
zoo year-olds and Up. ] I-l6th
miles
Blue Hour noD 1880 iI4o 100
Sir Thomas al2l 49, $50 70
Lefty OrmOnf fio71 90
jockeys IN order. Biermsn. GfolB
and SpeTry. tine. ~ as DEul-
fed. Blind Prince Aihoi OEe Gold
Jet Gala c. Curious. Sesgayie and
Weeping Waters sLso ran
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Coast Ball
~ UNITED rarss

Seattle increases - raslfle
cassi league leadership over OAK
land ~ = haif game last alght
vhvn Il split a double hln sith
Sacramento while san niego's
Padres were nosinK cut the Aearns
in an thinning encounter.
The Rainisr. toek 10 lnninEs %
beat Sacramento. ) % 4. IN the
first game. and required the serv.
ICES Of three pitchers q keep the
solons in check
Hsi rurpia missed simal=s
hIs 10th game IT the s~s.sa
Tor the Ralnists IN the ressa-
ianlag slshtesP when the
CARDINAL. raped him fer n
hits and : ts | stetaFy.
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Fhpo Sill
Best Hitter
In Circuit
Sturdy Tiger Is
Foltering. But
Keeps Out Front

Tony Firpo. Tacoma outfielder.
lost 10 points during the week but
maintained his Western Interns-
tional batting Lad BY the slir
margin Of two points over Smsad
Jolley Of Spokane. .s7o to SIS.
Dan Escobar Of Wenatchee was
third with s65. Id Wilson Of
Salem went up another notch to
fourth with ass. Ned Sickle Of
Spokane climbed from seventh 20
fifth place with a .s4s percentages.
Jolley h stlll high IN hits
lie; total bases. sSe; two
base hits. 50; runs drives In.
l46. but ne lost his home run
lead 30 Arneld Traxier Of
Wenatchee. Traxier hit three
homer~ during the week 20
raise his total b ff-one
above Jelley who didn't con-
meet with q four-bagger all
week. Bin Reese Of Yakima
increased his run total to rs.
Bill Harris Of Salem made one
triple TO boost his total to II for
the season.
Walter Bliss. Yakima, finally
overcame Henry Martinez Of Spo-
kane IN the race for base stealing
honors. Bliss has IS To Martinez
35. Bliss hitting streak reached
"a straight games through
Aug. IL.
George Windsor Of Spokane re-
gained his lead among pitchers
with Is wins and five defeats.
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TOMORROW IT'S JAMBOREE. :. AT ATHLETIC PARK
Ball Teams Play
For League Title

Western Nanhlngtca Hospital
snd snsns~sx baseball teams vlu
rlay fnr the western Washington
lssgue title Sunday e. ~
- TIE Veterans hospital Eruands
y stetlacoen wins theHs 80 ~
1T 90 zane. . aeahls hssasF n
thsy 80.
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The results of Friday races a. Long
acres.
oot-FIRsT. $500. claiming: three
40 year-olds and up. Washing
ton foals, 5iz furlongs:
LAZY Hillka l06D 800. $50 30 ESQ
Outguess Jr. Gl2 q. $50 30
Shvlika flO7l ..... lI9o
Jockeys in order: GrohE Sperry and
Lowe; time. ! .06 SIS. Fort Little,
Princess Dodo. Perky LII. Thorsa
and Mr.. Smoke also ran.
Ooo-sECOND. $500. claiming; a
ZoZ year-olds. 5z furlongs.
Ever Blaze 10sl .....4lo 2e0 27o
&c Llsto dos $3.50. 800 S So
Jockeys in order. Wilson. Thomp-
son and Burns. time. ;06 Is Drake
Fancy Dress. Last Gull and Ever just
also ran.
ooo-THIRD $500. claiming: three
90 yesr-olds and up. six fur
longs:
Annoyed ul0 ....il7o $40 $50
6cyhte l12B $500. $40 4.6o
School Bromm n15). 1910
Jockeys in order Reynolds. Lowe
and Burns. time. 1918 SIS. Final
Play. Boeots. Stephen H High Trust
Louis Morgan, Hats Pet Gesns.
Bobby Effort and Flddiedeedee also
ran.
0oz-FoURTH. 500. claiming;
LoT three-year-old and Up: ain
Ms Bo0ter dl0 $50 $50 400
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with ELLIOTT METCALF

Another old timer Of Tacoma dropped in from Miles City
Montana TO old acquaintance -.
Yes sir. Berry Glen Stadium graduate and is years
out OF Tacoma in favor Of great the
dropped in looking every bit the fellow he those
youthful years ago
Berry with the Milwaukee railroad
Sullivan has been sports
potential cartoonist but the railroads got
One Of the finest this produced talked
Miles City and baseball like this: To-day
Elwood Ind but It's also big CITY,
the American Legons Washington
Idaho battle out on the baseball diamond supremacy
Miles City, in thriving Montana Il
bounded by the Milwaukee
south-Mayor Harry on
And the inhabitants sleep night by
OF the slot machines and tinkling o glasses
This thriving, sporty typical
show that even the viii enjoy"
Come Berry
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Yakima Loses
To Senator'S
nv UNITED rRrSz

with three seeks 10 - On ths
Western International nasahagl
league calendar apokana chung
ioHEsdly 10 ta lead Saturday a.
The sscona place Yakima rIpnlaa
lnst ground
Salem defeated the rtprla=
last sight. 10. .esfinE fws
runs IN ths ninfh frasne.
Yakima bad lied ap tss seos.
vita = feus=nsa rally IN the
preceding tastnH driving
oiises. saisni'. stafttaH
pitcher fFem tire has
The Vancouver y e capilanas
ALEC msfs Eoaa uss uf = ninth
inning eamshark asfluE fhs run
that bsat Wsaalrhss 81 uaiIi
The laat trans. ths contest -
nlnss dlsi hslsssn Cisn sues -
Wsnatches And Daldman. Van
eouKef muunduuan
apaksns and Tarema asFs an.
scheduled.
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Siesplejacks Remove
Day Island Flagpols

Fearful that severe wind
might cause u 10 toppls over.
W A. Carlson At Day Island sat
urdsy had two stsepls Jacks. Buss
and PodeWilS, take down an IS.
foot fisgpois tina, gfseed hls home
The pole formerly belonged 70 the
Day Island club. The stsspls-
Jacks. IN the rsxing operation.
found the bass Of ths fiagpols
badly rotted.
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Arctic Bother club yiii journey 10
Rainier and take on the Rainier
Cubs. The Arctic. msnaEsd by
Funk. just finished a successful
season IN this Twilight league
The only three LOSSES the NJ r A.
champs sustained IN league play ali
season were dealt them By Aresics
Manager Punk VIII probably start
Lefty Horst Or Smith against
Rainier
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ases dtfinE ne fausharru
NsfnF Harry q Cain Niii -
nastsf ~ esFsnanisz. assisted ~
Chisf ~ raliss Elaaf T.anEssfh -
sin - 81 ne hssd 81 ne awards
committee
Manager nehhv Garrrtsan 81
members - the Tigers wln assist
IN presenting ths awards = nssa-
nrrs ~ he Haf Stove league
rh~ fsst stav~ teaxss~ as.m-
eefshie has s>ea growing
Fsessiif he-aa>s - th~ Isas-
eare~ sflfaralsa. urusf.efshle
40 eio>s IN tooo SATURDAY.
ssssnsss ard Il seanas aInsn-a
certain sAaf tn s eoa gal 80
~ saek sAspira. E~a~raI
eeslrunaa ~ the Ians.osre. saa
y ~ Tea Naa Fss.~n.
us~snt~fship shslfrnsa. WI ~
realized ~ ssnsiavss program.
Ahaut % valashls Hfissz ein n
rfessntsa h Hnt sfnvs league
msuahefs pr~ssnt ~ fhr rafk chef
sfnans thsm - trip - ~
~ufki ssfisa ~ ar sd an electric
r~ffiasfatos
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pitched Webbes ! wsiksf d Al bal
OF wohbsf D. OF Walker J rita
off Wshhfr Z runs sguTed. of Wsbbsf
4 runs responsible fof. WshnsT
judd atruck out b Wshhef ~
sehibnsr 2 ~ judo bases On balls
off Wehhef scfibnef q Judd 4.
Wild pltrh he's Judd isft on hasrs.
seattle 0. Sacramento q. home runs.
Lake. Archie. twosh base Rita white
Lake. lgertmHn. runs hHtted IN
afiik. Wiecxoffk. Lake Archie Judd
Whits. Lawrence kflishsf sacrifices
0fllk. kiemlar Lawrence dnunis
plsys. Lake 70 wliiiams 70 Delllns
Tine 20,
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Colonel Cary

A big day at Longaeres tomor'
row
Breakfast for Washington
breeders and owners. organization
of Washington Breeders associa-
ton at Q q. NJ
Washington Futurity, the race
that all owners and breeders have
been waiting for
A special seven-furlong affair.
first ever run on this mile track.
as an added feature.
When entries go in this MORN
ing ii was believed that at least
eight would 60 in the Futurity.
that about the same number might
60 in this special race.
II represents tightener for
candidates for the $4,000 Long
acres Mile, can easily be one Of
the features of the year.
They lost one Of their good
riders for a few days prob
ably when Douglas Dodson
was hurt on stephen III. In the
start OF the third race. The
boys leg was badly bruised
and he may have 10 miss .
couple Of days.
School Broom unseated his rider
and ran away in the same race,
yet finished third when the tracing
really began.
That colt Ever Blaze, that
Adolph spreckels sold To Otto
Bagley, began paying dividends
early, winning the second race
easily.
IL cost Jockey Walter Pagan f2B
TO take a sock at Groom ]. y. Davis
Thursday and the groom q sus-
pension besides.
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Runs fssponsihls fqf Iufpin a
AHnEef ! struck oHf ~ Munger =
Dassa on osila OF fafpin Munger
5 left on bases seattle q saffss
msbto = ndWs funa Affhis. Hand
LEI. tNos BAss nils Kiua osTodusaki
NunEef rune battsa IA Williams
Arfhie Handler secfifirs. vanni.
stolen bass 4 huslsT. time a..
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Sunday eiil ~ bts aay n t.
sema hssshan sith Indications
painting - ne srHesl crowd n
ths history ~ the game n this sitY
turning eut 10 eslshfsfs ths iial
Stove League Iamhorss. o. - hsia
IN eunn~cticn vita ths acusls MI
between TIE rreHs saa Piprlns 81
I 10 aselock
TIE Hot Staee 1sss,haFes !.
exp.etea n fin the 400 s-.a.
IN sthictle PaFh. Nash~ ~ sfn
draw higKef thas thai. fes
biggest crowd IL Tacoma since
the spealaH - ne Wsstssa IN
t~rastieasi l~sxse 81. hsss
aaass k.eso.
rhs advance ssai saln faf sun
days nams. fusty siFht houzs bs.
fore game time. vas douels the
sale when the gates opened fnr ths
previous record eru~si lust what
this surge fnr tickets means cant
~ forecast exactly. hut certainly
Il means that ths ruelic u snxis
auslY awaiting ths Jsmhores
Officials ~ the haii club said
Saturday that Arrangements srs
hang made ~ that al wha come
wili - handed comfortably
GATES orrS Arli
Gates # Athletic rsFk sffi arsa
~ II o'clock 10 lessen ths Pre-
game crush Al the hos office Hot
Stove iearus officials gill - ca
hand when the gates apsn - snron
members in the league n quality
them for the pFiRss n be given
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Tigers Play Yakima
In Double OFFERING
But Tho, L Only Port of the Program;
Some Fan Ia Going TO World Series

n. rssF. snh.rs srus. r4rrns
AthlsfIs paFk teaiaht
Three vt - played aafns tanishf
Nh cadinha Ell ~
sfisneon shsu efts fsssts pteh
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AT $3.50 O'clock. Sir

DEAR MET: What time does the Washington Redskins
professional football game in Seaes Coast ball park
begin? Y. O. -.
Dear O.; Al $50 o'clock Thursday night the 2d And
might inform that tickets Chapel
and Brewer Thomas will be Wednesday
going take that tip Tacoma the very choice
theren be debut
league football in Puget Sound z. NJ
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ttftifs esH - firnlsaf~ 4 faf,ins
aan D nae On 5aiIs OF CIemends
az 9asaEuau hAa ~ DEtchsF.
canse4f - Cisnsnce aeft az hases.
ffIa agnstal tsss lass h4ts. TFaElef.
8sraaft eafnhanzpIaf 4 ruEa BaEted
in Et1o1aE gum stewart touetsf
az saeTncs ails. kdg stewart
fq4u.a lt4g Cleuanes - Rate. tlna.
81 asnDlssz ciarfs aad ssss~na1a
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PENN SALT
eOFTBAfL LEAGUE

TIE Red So beat ths todEefa
Thursday nlEht. IL - = - take
the league lead. Batteries for ths
Red sox Love and Hogan for
the Dodgers. Logan. Taylor and
Boyd.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE


Seattle al. Sacramento "a
first game 10 innings
Los Angeles 4 Portland
Han Diego z Oakland II tn
nlngs1
San Franalaeo n. fIalivNaad A
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SELECTIONS

/ Reset. Rosweep. hyrna Ma.
step
.. Hockey. Lady Torchilla. Es-
calante.
!. Bsdo. Marco, Irene v
Z Son o. Pride. Klrkby. vi
Portal.
8. Washington Futurityi Camp
us Fusssr. scarisgs, Black Lilly.
.. Pals Squaw. Lsssnsro
Downy Pillow
7. Star Simon, Mullctt. Crystal
Chief.
s. Olimpo, Dandy. Rolling Ball
Hilsinfer, Red Meek. Gus
tayia.
Sub. Sir Thomas. Lefty ormont.
Thistle Guy.
Best bet Star Simon.
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Il The
wfsTIRN INTERNATIONAL

fF~TFHnAfss RH$tiIfs
Vancouver Wsnatehss !.
salem 7. Yahlma 8
Only games scheduled
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Entries, Selections

Here are Sundays overnight en-
tries:
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tksfIhDAtN INSULTS
Cincinnati "a. Chicago -
BOSTON 2 Brooklyn 1 az IN.
nlngsl.
Pittsburgh IS. - Louis 80
Nsw Yofs 8. philadelphia a
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AMtRicAn lIAGUr


Cleveland = ~ t>0uia .
chlsago IS. Detroit
Boston 7. Washington . 10 In.
ninEaJ
Nsss YORK 81 Philadelphia. post-
porsd h. August T.
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Milwaukee 2. Columbus 7.
kansaa CITY /. Toledo 8.
~ Paul 4. Indianapolis 0.
Minneapolis 4, Louisville 0.
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INTERNATIONAL IEAauE

Buffalo 90. NsNafk Ola
Montreal sgraruse 4
Es- hester D Jersey CITY l.
Toronto at BaitimoFs. poat ponsa
rain.
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seventh Race The Olympic Cup
Trial Handicap. purse $500. three.
year-olds and up. claiming. -
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(25a) Bartolozzi (spsrryl ... ZOE
26s Stop Scout Bovlnsl 80. 100
2os Downy Pillow tRandalll 100
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r- - =. mn ..aa.s. ~ -. : =
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Sixth Race Ths oulekEtep
Handicap. purse $500. year-olds
and up. six furlongs
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fifth Race - 81 200 added. 2
year olds. futurity; 6iz furlongs
The Washington Futurity
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Post time 2:Is p. m.