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HOUSES UNFURkIshED.

s2i ROCK GREEK cHgRcH RD, NW WI.n
Sunday and week afternoons. Phone RA.
1858
TX. PK-s R.. B: NEAR TRANS.
fshoe lS, s g usea BY ds%sds sH
ROCKVILLE, MD-ATTRAcT1vE HOME
on nne lot. Trees and shrub. 4 bedrms.'
gar. Rent reas. Phone Rockville SO.
rooms. incl. porches. . baths; oil heat
su1 nsiP ( kaT St. BETHEL. p1 400.
rooms, 2 baths, oil heat, sarase
LESLIE p. MEAsELL, Wo. 4133.
s7I2 FULTON N,ws-s R.. Anil sos. 90
11oS D ST ms s-E Esod' Il Du a,% Zoo: so
sFeE ASk rms and 5sfhi oii h NaW
lot 5ox200 feet; $3.50. others $3.50
81 Cedar SC EoR H.kgm E: F FoHR' or oss,
NEAR WALTER ,REED-s ROOMS, 2
0' BIS g. es'' affz si5'ss p Sls soo
CHEVY CHASE, p c. AND MD;-cALL Us
nelshborhood d. Prices range 81 SIS 70 si5o
,,aG Ep pSS, H .s JONES S GO; NC Sam
CLEVELAND PARK CLOSE TO SCHOOLS.
stores. transport tion-S-room house with
gear saFas jAM RsSeft f scEW2R rent s''
Southern Building. District sl57. =
1884 2sth ST. Nw-NEAR wARDMAN
Park Hotel; 10 rooms 3 baths, oil heat.
and garage; 5000 condition: rent, SIS.
e23 18th ST. NV RE. 1850. Eve. AT. e7o2.
1921 HoLMEAD PL. Nw.-6 ROOMS
a and bath; gas heat $3.50. Key at 1923
Conn ave,-Small detached home large
front and rear yards; 3 bedrooms, sleeping
porch oil burner. electric refrigeration;
0eaS 4 Puf 18Th tt sF nRs rooms BATH
hes soe sar St, sarsse. , porch p9rrhes Si5nH
c, W. SIMPSON CO.
1924 Vermont Ave. ME. 500,
. s5ay iasl sf fHHsAoS S4 AZ
II z9 fSih St 54 NJ co. s n, szss.
Is 4 No H' MARs Toai Dr..
wynnewood Park, Silver Spring Md: 6
rooms q Osdf 81 nA I Si pR cleo: ref:
rooms a bedrooms,. . baths, An. attic,
recreation room, elec- ref
THOS. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors.
72l 10Th St. NV MA O165.
500 md ST. N.w.-6 RMS. AND 3;
HIVE H. $50 so
1923 Holbrook ne: r. baths; oil
1885 Kansas ave. NV: rs..b.
JOHN scRIvENER q BRO, =
District $3.50. al4 G ST. NV.
ARGYLE TERRACE. 4415 18th ST. NV
Desirable semi-detached home of large
rooms a bedrooms, > baths. cleo. refg.,
euilt-ln garage; excellent condition: rent
Cleveland Park. 3o5l Porter St NV
Detached home Of rooms attic cleo,
fefg.. oil heat. garage; excellent condition.
PLANT q GORDON. INC,
1874 Park Rd. NV. Columbia 0S3S
4e14 5th ST. N.W-S65: ROOMS. .
incl. porehes: coal furnace: TO be newly
decorated: will install auto. heat at SO.
1915 K St. BETHEL. DI. 400.
1Oa E. UNDERWOOD ST, CHEVY CHASE
Dutch Colonial bedrms.. bath: newly
papered: Installing oil: refs; Ss5. Call
MRS. CHRISTIAN. Wisconsin 66a3.
PAUL M. LUDT. Real Estate,
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PINE MANOR.

building adjoining Rock Creek Park: a
few vacancies; = bedrooms, living room,
dlnette, kitchen and bath $40: | bed
room, living room. dnette. kitchen and
ba tn, SIS so: all spacious rooms adults
only. Cali resident manager. RA. 1926
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rooms bath, h.-w.h., gear garage: open
Sunday and week afternoons. Phone RA.
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1873 TRINIDAD AVE NE
rms. kit. bath, din. porch: newly
GIL eth ST NE
1 rms, kit and bath; redecorated- -S37. so
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
66l7 Eastern Ave
3 rms, kit. and bath: heat and hot
water furn.: 2nd-hoor apt.--S 45 90
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bb.t
Gas. Elec.. Refg. Included.
VICTOR CAHILL. MA. 1913.
1909 18th ST. .E.W.-sTUDIO TYPE DU-
plsx. rooms. kitchen and bath. fireplace;
a rooms. kitchen snd BATH; s!b. J.ni,
Circle. Dupont 1891
1865 BELMONT ST. NV.
3 rooms reception hall. dinette. kitchen
and bath; heat. hot water, cleo. refrigera-
ton included; $50.
sI2 OTIS PL. NV, 1880
Apt. No. "a rooms, kit. and bath;
a451 18th ST NV.
(Near 18th and Col. Rdo
s35 90 and 8, s4251 Key ~, At AZ Apt w 20.
laO3H. c ST.. NE-S35. 90.
400 4th ST. sW.-ssO.oS.
3rd d. 5 rms, bath. gas. heat.
7aa 10Th PI9 a. Nv E DAVIS co IA. oa,s.
9Os EyARTs ST. NE.--2 r., K: B. $500
$40 PIX. I'd. NV r, b.. heat 1880
14OS Girard st. n.w.-3 r., X. b. $3.50
1918 Pk. I'd n.w.-3 r.. K, refg.--- 1870
1919 PIX. I'd. NV r. /. refg. - 1880
1919 Pk I'd: n.w.-1 r. b;------ 2750
1881 S coi: T Td: nv: T.. E 800 $500
ITO NJ st. n.w.-2 T., k, refg &c. so
1854 Conn. ave. .n.w.-,4 T.. T., refE. 1900
THOMAS P. BROWN.
615 4th st. S.W. National 1872.
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5o25 FULTON ST. NV.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
Aso5 41st n.w.-6 rms, b, oil heat SIS. 90
430S Attn n.w-6 rms. b.. gas heat IS 80
1c5 You NE rms. b.; oil heat IS 0G
60G Otis n.w-6 rms, b.. INV h. so. OO
ASS n ST yW-6 rms cleo - &c
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42lT 46th ST NV
bedrooms 2 baths large cor m
III DALE DR., S. 8. MD.
4 bedrooms, ? baths. large lot:
los SoUTHw1cK LANE. BETHESDA.
pietely redec. s75 90
room '.9' $50 90
1871 INGLESIDE TER NV
overlookinE park $500
4434 IVY ST. MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
ton anu ' 'O01 ''iN s45. 90
Can be seen by appoin tment
Mr.. Cassidy EN- 1886
VIM NJ. THROCKMORTON.
nv, Rldg, Rents and Sales, DI 5000
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BEAUTIFUL TWO-ROOM

Consists of large living room, bedroom,
dining Alcove, kitchen and bath All Tho
most modern and up-to-date convenience
controlled. Located in lovely Weslsy
HEIGHTS. Available October 1. See and
reserve IL today
MARLIN APARTMENTS.
39th & Cathedral Ave. NV,
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DIRECTORY or UNFURNTSFfED APARTMENTS
TWO BEDROOMS. S65. 90.

Large dining foyer. living room. kitchen.
bath. Elec. refg. on house current. Ele-
vator. New stove. shower, etc. Two de-
lightful bay windows overlooking Rock
Creek Park. Call res. mgr,, Adams 1899,
or apply 1920 Clydesdale pl. NV. directly
north of i 9Th and Columbia I'd
915 CONCORD AVE. NV.
rms. kit. bath. gas heat. S42.50.
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind. Ave. NV. MA. $3.50.
Glover Park Duplex-Heated.
$500 41st St. NV.
Apis. and 3 rms t2 bedrooms), kit,
din, bath with shower. screened porch.
refg., Venetian blinds. laundry and locker
facilities In basement. To inspect, Apply
res mgr.
SIS and SOS.
FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO,
T33 18th st. NV. MA O352.
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MODERN BUILDINGS.
TOXIC, 3.2S HIATT PL. NV.
5 rms kit, bath; free retg. $40. so
1872 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
rms. kit, bath. heat, hot water
NEAR DOWNTOWN.
ATHERTON, pip F ST: NV
l nm. kit, bath. refg. $3.50
ATLANTIC. 1905 10th ST. NV
Q rms, Kit. bath, refg.----S4O.OO
1 rm., kit bath refg -"L S35 90
Q rms. kit. bath. refs. 41.5O
3 rms, kit bath $4,000
BETHESDA APARTMENTS.
JUST EAST OF 1000 BLOCK WIS. AVE,
4515 AvONDALE ST.
Brand-new; , rms. kit. bath, porch. S55 90
1908 HAMPDEN LANE, BETHESDA. MD.
rms. kit. bath refE. -S49.50
UNHEATED DUPLEX.
1912 HOLBROOK TER. NE.
' 1857 49, cHi CHI. ST. NE.
2 Rms. Kit, Bath. Porch.
INSPECTION INVITED
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
SOk II ST NV
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED.
84O4 CEDAR ST.

SILVER SPRING. ND.
ass 5S' Phone e 9s5 ana
1903 q ST. NV. q IoS Natio MAJ as4s.
6O3 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Rew.Srek house. , rooms; Fls:ssd sun
ana S! Scas. has sssn
pletely redecorated. new kitchen fixtures,
refrigerstor and gas range; landscaped
MI VERNON coRpN., NATIONAL bsas.
1914 ONTARIO PL. NV.
rms, 2 baths; oil heat: Gear garage;
fine rental section: S72 80.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 27OO.
1909 BUCHANAN, ST: N.W.-s
1928 Morrison ST. nw.-11 rms,
3 baths. det. 1880
1905 Kearney st. NE rms. bath.
PoTseT St ST. nw rms. rm bath bath 1893 1893
5617 Colorado ave. NV rms,
5514 Carolina pl n.w.-s rms, 2
baths. oil heat, Diet. 1000
lSu4 Hemlock st. NV rms, bath $500
osI1 Colorado ave. n.w.-s rms.
423a Jenifer st. n.w.-e rms. bath. .
2Ol2 Portner pl nw-6 rooms
furnished 5000
1929 eth st. n.e.-s rms, bath 415O
14!5 Jackson st. ne.-5 rms, bath.
de detached $500
S6O6 Woodsde pkwy., Silver Spring,
Md rms: bath 1850
suIo PoEtner pl NV rms. bath 81. 90
5dl va. ave s.e.-6 rms. bath $500
lhSl ST. n.e.-6 rms, bath 1880
523 va: ave. SEE rms. bath $3.50
1872 ION st sw-6 rms. 1850
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2lOO 925 18th St NV.
1902 FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-6 RMS,
bath $4,000
1470 Harvard st. NV rms, bath 1000
Call Hobart 1873 to Inspect
kICIO
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BUCHANAN ST. NV, $40.
rooms, kiteh., bath; newly decorated;
reasonable rent 22s
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4107 9th ST. NV.
rooms g bedroomsl. bath: dou.
ble-car garage; economical gas heat.
Ing; Pittsburg hot.water storage
tank; LARGE yard: retrigsrator: $50
1908 H ST NV National o34S
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Three-WaY Tie
Maybe in City
Truckers TO Play
Supporters MonduY


After winning. Is to s, from
smelter local in the opener, Su-
perior Dairy lost, to 3, to GMC
Trucks at Lincoln bowl Saturday
night and thereby hangs a tale,
as these two clubs meet again on
Monday night starting at Z
O'Clock. and should the Truckers
win, they 20 into a three-way tie
for first place with johnson Paint
and Turf Smoke Shop.
Should GMC win on Mon
day night. the three-way tie
for first place viii be settled
with a two-game series. start
ing on Tuesday night, the
team drawing the bye playing
the winner of the Tuesday af-
fair on Wednesday night.
Both Superior Dairy and GMC
Trucks will be out there fighting
hard on Monday night, Goldsmith
being slated TO work for the Dairy
club, while Marion Felt will &c
the hurting for the GMC outfit
A small admission charge viii be
charged for all elimination anc
championship series. it was an
nouneed. All games will be played
AZ Lincoln bowl and will get under
way at Z o'clock.
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Win First,
AS Isekiie
Hurls Well
Tocomo Dropped
To Third Place
As Yukimo Wins

Big Lefty Isekite stopped Van
couver's rampaging capilanos. Q to
1. in the first game of yesterdays
double-header at Athletic park.
but the Caps hoped on Tacoma's
rookie hurlers - Sandstrom and
Linde-to win the nightcap. I TO 2.
The defeat knocked the Tigers
out Of second place in the Western
International lea que standings.
They now trail Yakima by hr
game and are four games behind
the loop-leading Spokane Indians.
Iselxite was his usual In
vincible self In the opener yes
terday. He struck out 10 Cap
baffers and allowed but four
hits. One Of the hits was
homer by Ralph Samhammer,
Vancouver centerfielder.
But Bobby Garretson, Tiger
manager-first baseman, evened up
that homer by blasting out one
himself and. then, poled out an
other four-baser for good measure.
Vancouver and Tacoma rest to-
day and will continue hostilities
Tuesday night at Athletic park, be-
ginning at $50.
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Totals
TACOMA

xBatted for Linde in 9Th.
SCORE RY INNINf
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TIGERS DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER WITH VANCOUVER
Big League Pace-Seiiers
Each Lose Double Headers

as the Browns won the nightcap,
IS.
Brooklyn picked UP a game on
sk~ Peds nv dividing a twin bill
with the Bees. After dropping
the opener. 81. the Dodgers came
back to win the sfterpiece, 80,
on Vito Tamulis' 7-hit pitching.
Pittsburgh regained fourth
place BY tripping the Cubs
twice. IS and SCI With the
score tied IS in the eighth in
ming Of the opener the Cubs
made three errors. and the
Pirates showed over four runs
Dick Lanahan held the Cubs
to four hits In winning the
nighteap.
The Phillies snapped their g.
game losing streak by shutting
out the Giants, 20. but dropped
back into their old ways by losing
the nightcap to the Terrymen, 80.
In single games in the American
league the Yankees won an IL
inning struggle from the Athletics,
7-6, and the Senators squeezed out
2-1 triumph over the Red Sox.
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Rainiers
Pounce on
Hollywood
Win Double-Bill
And Stay Sixteen
Comes in Front

seattle's Rainiers hammered
the stuffing out Of Hollywood's
Stars. 4 to l and Il to /. yesterday
to keep IS games ahead Of the
seeond-place Oakland club in the
Pacific Coast league.
Oakland, too, had a field
day, Shaping the unhappy
Portland Beavers IL 20 2 and
3 10 /. Jack salveson coasted
10 an easy win In the opener
while his mates were pound
Ing Byron Specie and Lee
Fallin for 10 hits. Ben Can't
well gave the Beavers just
three hits In the nightcap.
San Diego took its short series
from the San Francisco Seal four
games to one by splitting the
Sunday double header. The i'm
potent Seals scored a to 4 VIC
troy in the first game, while the
Padres came back with 10 to 3
win in the seven-inning nightcap.
Sacramento scored a double
win over the third place Los
Angeles Angels to and Z TO 3.
This week Hollywood is at San
Francisco, Oakland at San Diego,
Portland at Los Angeles and
Seattle at Sacramento.
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Death Near
For COINS
Mother

NEW YORk-Though his heart
IL breaking. handsome Billy Conn
will come out of his corner with
a determined smile on his face to-
night to fight Bob Pastor
at the Polo grounds.
Behind his smile. there's
burden of sorrow such rs
Billy never knew before. His
mother, Margaret. Ii dying In
Pittsburgh's st. Francis hos
pital. It's just n question of
time. the physicians say.
There il no hope.
Victory over Pastor will clinch
for Conn a crack at Joe Louis
h avy weight championship in
But much more inn
portant is the knowledge that VIC
tory will bring faint smile to
his mothers lips. That's why
Billy the Kid must win.
Pastor, who wound up box
ing preparations Saturday,
expects TO register about 1S2
pounds.
Meanwhile the influx of more
Pittsburgh money heightened the
odds favoring Conn from SIS TO
2-1. They think lot of this Irish
lad in Pittsburgh.
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Newport Net Meet
Draws Top Players

NEWPORT. II. 1. Headed bv
Frank Parker of Pasadena, Calf,
seven of the nations 10 top-rank-
ing players start competition to-
day in the Path annual Newport
Casino invitation tennis tourna-
ment.
The second-raaking Parker and
Don Mcneil of Oklahoma City,
Okla, runner-up to Champion
Bobby Riggs in the eastern grass
court tournament at Rye. N. Y,
yesterday, ruled as co-favorites.
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"a 4 10 "a 10
atted for Morris in seventh.
Batted for Craghead in ninth.
SAN FRANCISCO

Winning pitcher. Dasso: losing
pitcher, Humphreys; innings pitched.
by Humphreys Asa, Dasso 6-plus,
Morris ga; at bat, off Humphreys 81 !,
Dasso z. Morris 3: runs scored, off
Humphreys 4, Dasso 8, Morris 2; runs
responsible for. Humphreys 3. Dasso
4, Morris /; struck out. by
Humphreys 4. Dasso 8. Morris 2. Bal
lou 8: bases on balls. off Humphreys
2. Dasso 3. Craghead 1; hit by pitcher,
Norbert by Humphreys. three-base
hit. Jennings; two-base hits. Fernan-
DEE, Fain: runs batted in, Fernan-
dez. Mesner. Garibaldi 2. Norbert,
Fain, Jennings, Patchett: stolen base,
Barr8t; double plays. Leonard-Jen-
nings-Fain- Jennings, Leonard Jen-
nings time, 2:05, umpires. Hood
and Mazzeo and Engeln
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Harm Mcdonnell S
Pigeon Triumphs

Harm Mcconnell won his first
race Sunday since he has been a
member of the Tacoma Racing
Pigeon club. The race was flown
from Easton, Wash, so miles air.
line. Next Sunday the club will
hold a race from Gle Elum. There
were IL birds from six lofts in the
event Sunday.
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Coast Ball in Boxes

pitcher, Specie: runs responsible for,
Specie s. Salveson 2. Faliin 8; struck
out, Specie g. Salveson 2. Fallin 8:
bases on balls. Salveson /, Fallin 2:
stolen base, Luby: three-base hit,
Brown; home runs. Christoff 2: two
base hits, Gill. Vergez. W. Raimondi.
Chapman: sacrifices, Luby. W. Raj
mondi. Salveson; runs batted in.
Christoff 5, Gudat. Salveson 2, Reich.
Lyman. W. Raimondi, Schwab. Chap
man. double plays. Luby 10 Lyman
TO Dunn. Lyman 70 Dunn: left on
bases. Oakland 10, Portland 8: UNI
pires, Edwards and Powell: time, 81.
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LOS ANGELES

xBstted for Thomas in iift
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Spokane Twice Trounces
Solons; Yaks Beat Chiefs

Spokane's Indians today con-
tinued 10 lead the Western Inter
national isaEus. tssiBE S0ssie-
header from the Salem Senators
while the Tacoma Tigers were
splitting a pair with Vancouver.
In the opener. Spokane nosed
the solons. s-5. and came back
strong to polish off the nightcap.
1912. gathering IS hits from three
Salem hurlerS.
Yakima took two from Wenat-
chez. -, Us. with Howard John
son allowing only four safeties In
the second game.
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NEW Y0RK-The Reds and the
Tigers came 10 today and mourn
fully requested the smelling salts.
rs s=.S isz5Ez-ssz5z=s caught
both barrels yesterday right be-
tween the eyes
The Cardinals. losers in five
straight. jolted the Reds twice,
81 and 81. before a sad throLg
Of 2s.762 Redland rooters.
Detroit suffered two 50
defeats at the hands Of the
pesky White sox. and had two
Of their best pitchers, Buck
Newsom and Tommy Bridges,
licked In the bargain. A throng
of $1,000 saw the White Sox
maintain their weak hold on
fourth place.
Despite the Tigers twin-loss, the
Indians could gain no more thar
a tie for first place. They divided
with the Browns. Al Minar won
victory No. Is as the Tribe wor
the opener, PA, smuggling five
pitchers for Is hits. A home run
by Harlcnd Cliff provided the edg.
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IOLdIH .ssssssss n 10
xBatted for Bittner In seventh.

pitched, Bithorn "a, Moncrief 3h;
at bat. off Bithorn T. Moncrief 10;
hits. off Bithorn 3. Moncrief 7; runs
scored. off Bithorn 3. Moncrief s;
runs responsible for, Turpin /,
strikeouts. by Turpin 2. Bithorn /,
Moncrief /. bases on balls, off Turpin
4. Bithorn 8. Moncrief /: left on
bases, Seattle 8. Hollywood Z: home
run, Herman; three-base hit. Law
renee: two-base hits. Schuster. Camp
bell, Archie: runs batted in, Herman.
Turpin 2, White 2. Lawrence 2. Archie,
Schuster. Vanni, Campbell 2. sacri-
fices. Dapper. Schuster: stolen bases,
Archie, White; double play, Niemiec-
Schuster- Archie: time. AS; umpires.
Doran and Tanning: players walking,
Kahle. Rothrock. Gyselman, Niemiec
2, Turpin, Uhalt. Cissen.
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otala .s..ss. % . D
SPOKANE
An 70 n

Totals ........28 9 9 ~ 10 I
xBatted for oliver IN 9th
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Totals ..........31 10 II 81 IL

NBatIeu lot oIWIA III stYtIIH.
San Diego ...... 900 100 DO
San Francisco ....... $50 600 o.
Losing pitcher. Stutz: balk, r. Jen-
sen: innings pitched. by r. Jensen,
az: at bat, off r. Jensen 7; hits. off
r. Jensen q: runs scored. off r. Jen-
sen |: runs responsible for. r. Jensen
3. Stutz 2. Pillette /. struck out. by
r. Jensen s. Pillette /; hit by pitcher.
Pillette by Stutz: three-base hits.
Barrett, Stewart: two-base hits. Jen-
r. Jensen. Barrett. Mcdonald 2. Mes
ner. Stewart 8, Haslin. Sperry 2. sac
rifice. Pillette; double plays. Fain-
Jennings. Warner Wright-Fain. Mes
ner-Sperry- Mcdonald. Jensen Wright
Fain: time. l:4l: umpires, Mazzeo,
Engeln and Hood.
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WFNATcHFE

Runs batted in. Weigandt, Reese 3,
Bliss Holt. Madrid. Escobar. Volpi 2,
Dumler. Ratio. two-oase hits. Bliss.
Madrid. Escobar 2: home run. Reese.
stolen bases Weigandt. interference by
catcher, Stamper: left on bases, Yaki-
ma s. Wenatchee 8. bases on balls,
off II. johnson 4. Dumler 3. struck
out. BY H. johnson 8. Soinila 3, Dunn
Ter 3. hits. off r. johnson IN 7
innings. Soinila 8 in > innings,
Dumler 4 In 5iz innings: hit BY
pitcher. Volpi by II. johnson: passed
ball. Evans: winning pitcher, Jonn-
son: losing pitcher. Soinila; umpires'
Clabaugh and Moran. time. 40.
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Totals ..s..s... 1b II 10
xBatted for Oliver In 9th.
SCORE BY INNINGS
salem .............. 400 010 10i-5
SPOKANE ....s....... 400 o02 oox--6
SUMMARY
Runs batted in--Harris 2 Jolley
Mccormack 2. Falconi 2. Lightner.
Two-base hits-McNamee Wilson q
Home runs Harris. Mccormack.
Stolen ses-McCormack. Sacrifice
hits-Serventi. Martinez, Sickle
Double plays-Shinn TO Knoll 20
Harris. Harris unassisted. Left on
bases-Salem z Spokane 4. Base on
balls - OFF Serventl s, Oliver g.
Struck out-Bv Serventi 8. Oliver /.
Time OF game ;55. Umpires-Nel-
son and Clark
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville As, Toledo 40; In
dianapolis Pts. Columbus 81;
Kansas City 10. st. Paul So;
Minneapolis 6-10, Milwaukee SIS.
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TACOMA
SCORE ny INNINGS


Losing pitcher--Merrill. Ten hits.
runs off Merrill in ga innings; 2
hits. 0 runs off Holmes in AZ in
nings Struck out-By Merrill 1,
Holmes 5. Isekite 10. Wild pitches
Holmes. Left on bases-Vancouver 8,
Tacoma 2. Home runs-Samhammer.
Garretson q Three-base hits-Baer.
Two-base hits-Cailteaux. Hartman.
Firpo. Runs batted in-Samhammer,
Hartman. Baer Garretson 3.
Trower @ Stolen bases-Hsrriman
Double plavs-Shimer. unassisted:
Crandall TO Cailteaux. Time - ] 30.
Umpires-Cole and Nenezich
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Runs responsible for Barrett /. Os-
borne a. struck out, by Barrett Z;
bases on balls, off Barrett 4. Os-
borne 2; wild pitch, Barrett; left ON
bases, Seattle 8, Hollywood z: two
base hits. Kearse. Archie: runs batted
in, Hoover, White, Barrett 2, Niemiec;
sacrifices Osborne. Gvselman 2: stolen
bases. Uhalt, Vanni: double play
Osborne Hoove r Gray; time, AS:
umpires. Tanning and Dcran play
ers walking Uhalt. Herman 2
Schuster, Niemiec, Brenzel.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Baltimore SIS, Newark 40 list
game 16 inningsl; Toronto Sc,
Syracuse 14-7; Montreal AS. Buff
fslo SIS; Jersey City rs. Roches-
ter So.
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wENATCHEE

Runs batted In. Stamper 2, Wei
gandt 3, Traxler ?. Madrid 2, Spiker;
three-base hit. Spiker; home runs
Stamper. Traxler. Weigandt: stolen
base. Bliss; double play Ratio to
Escobar; left on bases. Yakima Il.
wenatchee 8, bases on balls. off Lien
s. Clemence 6. Singleton l. struck
out. by Lien ?. Clemence 5, Schanz
1. singleton z; hits. off Lien in 81
innings. Clemence 3 in innings,
Schanz o IN IL innings, Singleton
l in 1 inning: wild pitch. Clemence:
winning pitcher. Lien: losing pitcher,
Clemence: umpires. Moran and Cls-
baugh: time. SIS.
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Totals .........37 gil 81 Q
Los ANGELES

Losing pitcher, Weiland: innings
pitched. by Weiland a.; at bat. off
Weiland 10: hits. off Weiland g: runs
scored off Weiland 4: runs respon-
sible for, Freitas q Weiland 5. Berry
/: struck out by Freitas /. Weiland
4. Berry 4: hit by pitcher. Boiling by
Weiland: wild pitch. Berry: left on
bases. Sacramento IL, Los Angeles s:
home runs. Lake, Armada. Novikoff;
two-base hits, STATE, Boiling: runs
batted in, Collins, Weiland: sacrifice.
King: stolen bases, Handley. Blattner:
double play, Lake to Blattner TO
Boiling; time of game, 1:57i umpires.
Falls and Snyder
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Chicago A, Detroit SO.
Cleveland 1875. st. Louis Al.
New York Z. Philadelphia 6.
Washington 2. Boston 1.