davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29

leagues:
League Games Pitchers r II f
American = 81 81 156 1S
National Z 23 81 11S Ii
The National League IS still the
pitchers league and the American
| the hitter'S league. Eight pitchers
went the route in Sundays Ma
tional Lague games while only
three American leaguers were able
to go the distance.
Breaking down the figures we
find the American League teams
averaging lila runs per game
to the National Leagues LA and
the Junior circuit getting IL II
hits per game to the senior loops
8 81 hits.
It's pitch and field in the Ma
tional and hit and run in the Amer
ican.
LEADERS SLIP
Both leaders Slipped in the hea-
Wy firing on the sabbath. Buck
Newsom, returning to the wars
after being laid up II days with
a broken thumb, stumbled in the
quest for his 14th straight victory
Going into the 18th with the score
tied, SIS, Newsom was raped fol
four runs by the Athletics, who
went on to 9-5 triumph. 1t was
Newsom's first loss since opening
day. Hank Greenberg hit homer
no. 10.
After beating the PhillieS, 7-3, il
the opener, the Reds failed in The
second game behind Bucky Watr;
and lost, Al. Because of the Dod.
gers double win over the Cardinals
80 and IA, the Reds lead wa
reduced to eight games. Jim Turne
won his sixth straight in the Red
opener. Walters was raped 70
three runs in the first inning o
the nightcap and charged with hi
fifth defeat.
Whit Wyatt twirled 3-hitter il
stopping the Cards 4-game winning
streak and the Dodgers 6-gam
losing skein. Freddy Fitzsimmon
celebrated his 39th birthday b,
winning his 10th victory in tin
nightcap.
Good pitching by Dick Lanahar
who allowed eight hits, and Ma.
Butcher, who yielded only foul
enabled the Pirates to trim tn
Bees twice, So and 7-3.
Harry Gumbert pitched the Gil
ants to an "a victory over th
Cubs, allowing eight hits. Two o
them were homers, one by Stai
Hack with two on and one by Bill
Nicholson-his sixteenth-with tn
sacks empty. Danning and Dema
rec homered for the Giants.
Even though they split a twil
bill with Washington, the Indian
picked up half game on th
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
BENCHW WARMING
by Burdette Kinne
--Posf-Press Sports Editor
--Posf-Press Sports Editor

I his athletes for practice along
about the middle of September
The new coach will have another
/ problem. in that the first game
this season will match the Spar
tans against Brawley. Under the
revised valley league schedule,
which includes Imperial, there will
be no time for preseason practice
games. Thus the new mentor will
not be given a chance to size up
his players before the first league
tuSsle.
Holtville high faces a similar
problem. Ben Palmgren. new Vik-
ing coach. comes into a league
where they play high school ball
for keeps and where the loser
takes riding from the townsfolk,
regardless of the reasons for defeat.
Palmgren has not mad great
deal of experience but comes to
Holtville, as successor to Walker,
highly recommended. But its the
old story of teaching veteran foot
ball players new tricks under new
system of play. 1t usually means at
least one year of building.
So much for the football setup.
Under the new coaching arrange
ment Bill Maxwell, who may be-
come the department head, will
probably take over basketball. while
Foy Draper, signed as social sci
enee teacher may assume track
coaching duties.
That would leave the new foot
ball coach. or Maxwell. to handle
| baseball at El Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. July %. CuPD-A
pm In steel operations to new
Do high and spiking IF recent
Sropean peace rumors by Brlttsh
Eime Minister Churchill gave
3cks a firmer undertone today
u failed 10 break the five week
klemata in the market.
trrading dragged along at around
2 slowcst pace since the Norlo
Gar and during the second hour
yiy 20, 900 shares were turned over
\ he smallest total for the hour
Ace August, 1918.
professionals attempted 10 whip
: enthusiasm on the steel newS
I'd denial 9f peace reports bul
.ey succeeded in bringing only a
.,derate amount of buying into
etding shares.
~hrysler, one of the strongest
Jcks on the board, jumped "a
s3nts TO CO.. and held most of its
'An 20 the close.
General motors rose fractionally
) ihher and auto equipments were
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
Riggs, Marble
Win Journeys

SEABRIGHT. N. j., July 90 eUP)
The all-star mems and women S
tennis contingent, which had par
ticipated in the 53rd annual Sea-
bright invitation tournament here,
went into action on two different
fields today the mems division
opening play at Meadow Club. in
Southampton, N. Y, and the women
at Maidstone Club, Easthampton.
N. Y.
Both national CHAMPIONSHIP
Riggs of Chicago and Alice Marble
of Beverly Hills, Calif-captured
added laurels in the tournament
which concluded yesterday. Riggs
came from behind in a three-hour
battle Saturday TO hammer Frank
Kovacs of Oakland, Calf, into
submission, 90, 0-6, 6-3. 11-9, 1913,
and take the mems title.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
Neu C,Oach

Fl Centre high school is still with.
II a football coach, as far as
|hyone outside the select circle oi
hool board members and school
ficials knows, and the man in
r street is becoming downright
bxious about the choosing of a
Id mentor at Central.
In fact some of the boys who ex-
essed a satisfaction when Coach
bnson resigned to take a coast
|sition are now wondering If IT
buldn't have been wise to have
tained the man with the laughing
les.
Regardless of who the board Sc
Its as a coach at Central high
at man will have his work cut
( for him, because the valley
Rgue is one of the toughest high
hool loops in California.
AT the south is Coach Ed Coving-
n. as willy a coach as ever turned
t high school teams, and at the
rthend is Coach Sheldon Lough-
rough. who worked miracles at
awley one year ago.
The man who succeeds Hanson
present information is correct
ii be one of two candidates
ames withheld by request OF
hool officials Neither has hao
pre- than year of coaching ex-
rience, perhaps less.
Thus it is obvious that the Central
btball coach will have his work
out for him when he summons
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
Norbert on Hit
Spree as Seals,
Angels Divide

SAN FRANCISCO. July 20-6UP)
Ted Norbert. giant leftfielder for
the San <Francisco Seals of the
Pacific coast league, yesterday hit
three consecutive home runs out
Of Seals stadium, second largest
baseball park in the United States.
Norbert homered in his last time
up in the first game of double
header against Los Angeles, and
knocked his second and third over
the fence on his first two tries of
the second game.
All three went over the 25 foot
wall in left field, which is 365 feet
from the home plate. The right
field wall is 385 feet. Cleveland
municipal stadium is the only larg-
.er field in baseball. Norbert paced
the Seals to split with Los An
geles.
Seattle took it's customary two
from Portland. Hal Turpin held the
Ducks to four hits in winning the
first one, 81, while the Rainiers
got eight off Roy Harrell. The
Rainiers had to come from behind
with a four-run rally in the sixth
to win the nightcap, 6-5. Wilkie,
Tate and Gregory gave Portland
nine hits but managed to win over
Liska and Gonzales, who yielded
eight.
Hollywood finished off the skid
ding Oakland Acorn by winning a
doubleheader. Rinaldo Ardizoia shut
out the Oaks in the first game,
20, giving up six hits while the
tars made good on only four hits
off Jack Salveson. Hiram Bithorn
did four-hit job in winning the
nightcap, 3-2, while George Darrow
gave Hollywood eight hits.
Sacramento busted eff San Diego
twice, 4-3 and To. George Munger
gave the Padres only four hits
in the opener while his colleagues
got II off Wally Herbert and Her
man Pillette. San Diego had five
errors. Norbert Kleinke gave up
nine hits but won the nightcap
while Thomas. Morris and Pillette
allowed the Solons II.
The league this week INDUCED
in the railroad companies delight.
a split week. Los Angeles will open
at Seattle, San Francisco at Port
land. Sacramento at Oakland and
San Diego at Hollywood, the teams
moving on at the end of Thursdays
games.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. July 20. UP-
Trading was moderate. Tomatoes.
carrots and berries were slightly
stronger.
Cantaloupes: Hales std 16s-18s
60-65c: std 24s-27s 65-75c: 36s 40
soc; 45s 25-45c: Saugus std 16s-
18s 75-90c: 24s-27s 81 90; 36s $3.50 !:
ass 6d-65c; tip tops std 10s-18s so
65c; 24s-27s 25- foe: 6s-ss 50-60c:
Japanese melons std 12s-16s 1870:
honeydews std Ss-16s 65-s5c: Ca
sabas std 12s-16 65-75c.
squash. White summer local and
San Diego lugs 40-65c; Italian H.
cal and San Diego 50-75c; yellow
crookneck 65-s5c; cream 6575c
table queen Csc. banana &c. Hub
bard 2-2Ac.
Tomatoes: stones local Orange
60 and San Diego co. lugs 4x5s IS
90c; 5x5s S5-S1.00: 6x6s 60-75c:
Ponderosas local 5x5s S1.00-s1.25:
stem 2-layer 5x5s and 5x6s s1.00;
san Diego co 3-layer 5x6s $1.25;
egg tomatoes trays red 35-50c.
Watermelons: Klondikes and
stripes 1920 Ib avg S10.00-$11.00
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l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, July 20. up
Hogs saIesble 1890. slow, five to
ten cents lower. Some bids off
more. Top 7.60 on low choice 204
Id. Arizona. Small lots medium to
choice ITO-22O pounds; 7.15-740 off
weight 6.00-6.75; soWs steady at
S .25-5. 80.
Cattle saleabIe 300, slow on early
sales steers about steady. She
stock steady TO weak. medium fed
steers 1896: load Mexican 7.20:
s9s fed heifers 7.50i grassers Kiut
down: cows 6.25-6.S5; few TOO:
some held higher. Gamers and
caIvas $50. steadily few xealers
i0-ff. 75. top -; others $50 down
odd lot light calves TO 10,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29

Tigers and reduced the gap sepa-
rating the Tribe from Detroit to
a game and a half. AL Milnar scored
his 14th victory in winning the
opener, 6-3. but rookie Sid Hud-
son pitched Washington to a 81
win in The afterpiece. AL Smith fail
ed to last the first frame.
YANKS SPLIT
The Yanks and White Sox spit.
Charlie Keller hit three homers
and Joe DiMaggio two in the OPEN
er but the Yanks just squeezed
through to a 1919 triumph when
Joe Gordon made a circus catch
for the final out with the tying
run on base Thornton Lee hurled
the White SoX to victory, "a, in
the nightcap. Jimmy Webb, White
SoX second baseman, made five
hits in the opener and two in the
second
The Red SoX knocked off the
Browns twice, 81 and 1910. Joe
Glenns double drove in the two
winning runs in the opener in
which rookie Earl Johnson won
his first major league game. Bobby
Doerr hit two homerS and a triple
and jim Tabor homer and two
singles to pace the Red Sox attack
on six st. Louis pitchers in the
twilight game.
Yesterdays Freddy iTitz-
simmons, the believer Dodger who
won his 202nd major league game
as he hung up no. 10 this season
over the Cards, IA.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
Butcher Sets
Swim Mark

CARUTHERSVILLE, Mo, July
%. fUP)-Butcher John Sigmund
80. of st. Louis. apparently none
the worse for his world record
sym down the Mississippi river
from ST. Louis, prepared to return
to work today.
Sigmund swan 292 miles and
landed exhausted at 1:5O p m. yes
terday after averaging more than
80 miles per hour. With an elapsed
time of 80 hours, % minutes, Sig
mund exceeded by four miles the
old record Of 288 miles made on
the Yellowstone river in 1888 by
Clarence Giles.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
Oliver Wins
Golf Crown

ST. PAUL, Mimi. July %. tUP)
Ed Oliver, rotund golfer from
Hornell, N. Y. was $1,000 richer
today after winning st. Paul's llth
annual $500 open golf tournament
with a par busting 70 hole score
of 276.
Oliver, who won the Bing Crosby
and Phoenix tournaments early
this year, collected first place cash
by one stroke margin over Dick
Metz, Chicago, and Willie Goggin,
San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
BUDDY BAER SUFFERS
SERIOUS BACK INJURY

SACRAMENTO, July %. (UP)-
Buddy Baer, 260-pound younger
brother of Ex-heavyweight Bozs1g
Champion Max Baer, today was
under treatment at Sutter hospital
here for a spinal injury which ply
sicians said may keep him out of
the ring for several weeks.
According to Manager Ancil
Hoffman and brother Max, the 25-
year-old Buddy had complained of
back ailment since he trained for
his bout with Nathan Mann last
spring. An X-ray examination re-
vealed the need for hospitaliza-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
LOS ANGELES GAELICS
DEFEAT FRISCO IRISH

SAN FRANCISCO July %. (UP)
The Los Angeles GaeliCs today
took home the Cantillion trophy
after beating team of an Fran
cisco Irish 20 to 25 yesterday in
the ancient game of hurting
San Francisco held a three point
lead at halftime, but wilted under
the Los Angeles attack led by Bill
O'Brien and Tom Shea. John Madi-
gan suffered broken shoulder in
the rough game which resembles
field hockey.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29

Retains
Lead

Nevin House, Imperial second
sacker and leading batsman in the
city league, dropped 80 points from
his batting average in last week S
game but still held a lead which
guaranteed him the loops hitting
title in season play.
House. still hitting .39l clip, is
5S points ahead of his. nearest COM
petitor. Noel Smith of the ElkS.
House also leads the league with
the most hits.
The averages-tplaycrS who have
participated in more than six
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, July 30. UPl--
Oils and aviation issues scored
general advances in active trad
ing of $500 shares on the Los An
geles stock exchange today. Eight
issues rose, while five showed
fractional declines and six re-
mained unchanged.
Roberts public markets . down
4: Southern California Edison
common 27% down p; Southern
California Edison s per cent 29%
down u: Hancock oil 30 up /:
Union oil 12M up u Aircraft ac-
cessories 2h up u; Consolidated
steel common So up y; consoli-
dated steel common ~ up Il Con
solidated steel preferred II up z
Puget Sound pulp and milling 1879
up =; Lockheed 25ib up u; Vega
95s down -.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
HoIivile Seeks
Victory Over First
Half Champions

Holtville Merchants, cellar oc-
cupants of the city league, goes up
against the first half champion
Elks tonight in the final regularly
scheduled game for both teams in
secor.d half play.
Seeley and Imperial play in a
more crucial league engagement
wednesday night. A win for Seeley
will clinch the second half title for
the toWners and send them into a
playoff against the Elks.
A victory for Imperial, however
among the Elks, Seeley and Imper-
may result in a three-way tie
ial.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
Eleanor Young
Wins Net Title

VANCOUVER, B. c., July %
(UP)-Eleanor Young, Vancouver
Canadian woman's champion, today
put another trophy on her mantle
after winning the western Canada
grass court tennis championship
Miss Young defeated Helen Cur
ley, Sacramento, Calf, in Sunday s
finals, 8-6, As, 6-1.
Harold Wagner of San Francisco
beat Emery Neale, Portland, Ore
60, 6-3, 6-2, to win the mems
singles title.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
MODESTO REDS DEFEAT
STOCKTON. %

MODESTO, Calf, July 20. (UP)
The Modesto Reds took "a
win over the Stockton Redmen in
a California State Baseball league
game here Sunday. Pitcher Bill
Priest helped win his own ball
game with a homer and single
in three ups.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
E|ks Open Annual
Lodqe Series

FL Centre Elks Softball team,
winner of the state lodge title two
years ago starts another titular
campaign in Ell Centre stadium
Friday night in a game against
the San Diego Elks.
FL Centre was defeated by the
San Diego Elks in series last
season.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
DECORREVONT STRICKEN
WITH APPENDICITIS

EVANSTON, Ill, July 20. up
William (BilD DeCorrevont of Chi
cago and current Northwestern
university football star, repeatedly
was in critical condition today as
the result of an emergency opera
ton for a ruptured appendix
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. July %. uPl Wheat
tees were frRctfonally higher to
4 Early firmness in corn ana
81 better tone IN the stock
4rket induced moderate buying
.erezt IN the wheat pit.
"a bsaf closed unchanged to =
ID higher, sept. 74A -74A. corn
- 8 to y cent higher. sept 81
oats unchanged TO up X cent
1t. aaR. and rye unchanged 10
4 sept s3as Il. Soy beans were
een4 higher. Oct T4h u.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
STOMACH RELIEF
OR MONEY RACb

Ada Tablets help bring quick re-
lief from an acid stomach, pains
between meals, indigestion and
heartburn due to excess acidity. #
not, your money is refunded. AT
Your Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Markets at a Glance

ktocks irregularly higher ana
tet. q
Bonds irregularIy higher; L. .
higher.
l-urb stocks irregularly higher.
Foreign exchange firm.
l-otton steady.
Wheat unchanged TO up = cent;
IN up a TO Is.
Rubber firm
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
BrawIey-CentraI
Series Scheduled

Brawley and Ell Centre all-star
softball teams launch their an
nual team series in Brawley
Thursday night in game sched-
uled to match Joe Hurst and YER
non Hare in a mound duel.
The series will consist of five
games. the first two to be played
in BraWley.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
AMERICAN
Junior League
Games Scheduled

Junior softball league leaders,
the Imperial Tigers and the FL
Centre junior police, clash for un-
disputed loop leadership at the I'M
perial diamond Tuesday night.
In the other league game Fl
Centre Newsies will meet Calexico
at FL Centre stadium Tuesday
night
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
Leaders fo|ter
In Major Races. s.
DODGERS Win Two

NEW YORK, July 90 (UP)-Every Sunday the
baseball line contang the batteries hits, and
errors the story of the difference between the two
major leagues.
Here's yesterdays composite line the two
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. July 20 CUP)-
Hens. leghorns. 2ss -3h lbs. -. 10c
Hens, leghorns, over lbs. -. lie
Do. over 4 lbs. ................ lie
Hens, eolored, 80 to lbs =. 19c
Hens. colored, over 4 lbs -. 19c
Broilers, over - up to 2, los. 15c
Broilers. over Ia up to pa lbs. lie
Fryers, leghorns. over Pa up to 16
Fryers, colored a-3h lbs 49,. 1Tc
Fryers. colored. over ga lbs up 18c
Roasters. coloreG ..-........-.. -
Old roosters. cofored ........
old roosters. leghorn ........... Sc
stays ................. 1sc
Ducklings, over 5 pounds -. 15c
DuckIings. under b pounds -. 15c
Dl0 0uGRH .....ts. &C
Young geese ................ 15c
Did tom turkeys ...... lie
lid hen turkeys -. .....-.... lie
Capons lbs. and up ........ 24c
n abbits. No. i VIII. 2h ~ lbs. :. 10o
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29

Buy yout next car through our
Auto Finance plan, Our aim is to
finance your cars unpaid balance
on q schedule that is suitable and
convenient to your needs and in
come. Look over the car you want
and then come in and see us for
its financing.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29

DC ITdi tIIItIIV IV<tNSIo
Most hits-House. Imperial. Is.
Most doubles-Coates, Elks, 6
Aaron. Imperial. 6.
Most triples-Fleming. Seeley. g.
Most home runS-CoateS. g.:
Cauzza. Imperial, 3.
Runs batted in-Coates, Elks, IA;
Aaron, Imperial. II.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
L. A. HAY

Los ANGELES. July 20 fUP)-
Y. S. No. ] .....-.............. s12.00
u. $. No. 2 leafy ..... S11.50-12.0 90
u. $. No. 2 .....4...... $9.50-10.00
Barley hay, new crop O.. S13.00-14.00
Oat hay ............. $500 fG 90
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-29
l.. A. BANKS
LOCAL BuTTERFAT

AnHeles butter -r.,e-..ss ~,
ttsf4a4 grade A FoB IN ranch 81
milk -.tt.rsss= -
E4Ihered cream tstttsfsss 90
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CR0WHkSHELD
VS.. CCC TONIGHT
FORMER TEN SUBSTITUTING
FOR U.S.S. LEA: BARRIERS
AND Sox IN SECOND

Scheduled doubleheader Of
teams in the National and Amer
can Softban Leagues Of KEY
West viii be PLAYED tonight a.
Bayview Park
U-S-S. CrOWninshiel6 VIII sub
stitute for the U-S-S- Lea IN the
opening game against the CCC
ten. U.S-S. Lea has left for dry
dock repairs
However, some Of the Lea's
crew were transferred 40 the
Crowninshield, which x,in ~ lhe
flagship Of the neutrality patrol
in these waters IN place q 1he
Lea, and, therefore, . number o-
the regular league teams plsyers
viii appear in the lineup.
Gees viii be batting for rneE
first victory Of the secund-hzE
This viii be an American LeaEue
affair.
Blue SoK and SsWyers Bal
bers, of the National cIrcuE
viii appear IN the nightcsp. Bal
bers have 70 win TINS contes1 O.
be a half game behind the leac-
ing Peppers Plumbers
Sox viii be on the field 70
night with three Of Their reEu-
lar players, who attended rhe Ma
tional Guard encampueut n
Georgia Il Is expected ttEz-
Manager Paul Albury wln uss
the following lineup Il Ace-
vedo. c; Ward. p; CasteIlan0. n.
AlbiO AcevedO. %, El0y Ace
vedo, 30; ArnzndO AceEed0. 50
J. Garcia, Ct; G GarcIs. e. ~
Arias. IF; Molina. ST c hoszr
and Carsballo VIII De- Al zeserve
BARRIERS VIII starr Jonuuy
Walker on the mound zn1 Eup-
kins behind 1he plafe
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Reds Split With Phils And
Lose Game Off
Lead
(SneciaI to The CifiZenl

NEW YORK, July 29.-BroOk-
Ign Dodgers abruptly stopped
their nose-dive tactics yesterday
when they terminated a losing
streak of SIX games with a double
win over the st. Louis Cardinals
The latter team had won its last
four starts. Scores of the games
were 3 to 0 and Z to / Pitchers
WhitIow Wyatt and Fred Fitz-
simmons chalked up their ninth
and tenth victories of the season.
respectively Wyatt allowed but
three hits In his performance
Cincinnati Reds kept pace with
the Dodgers IN the first game OF
their dOuble-biIl with the Phila-
delphia Phillies by a Z to ? win,
engineered chiefly by Jim Turn
er's effective pitching However,
the Reds dropped a game off
their lead, now resting at eight
games. when they lost the night
cap, 4 to l. Cy BlantOn hand
cuffed the Redlegs with seven
safetieS.
Harry Gumbert pitched and hit
the New York Giants to victory
over the Chicago Cubs IN single
game yesterday Harry allowed
eight safe blows and got three
hits out of four appearances al
the plate, including a homer and
a triple
Pittsburgh Pirates took over
fifth place from the Cardinals
with dOubleheader victory over
the Boston Bees Scores were 5
to 2 and to g. First victory
came when Maurice Van RObay
hOmered with two on base IN the
third inning. Max Butcher held
the Bees TO four bingleS 10 win
the afterpiece-
Detroit Tigers lost to the Phil
adelphia Athletics yesterday and
with the loss went Buck New
SONS straight victory record,
stopped at thirteen He tried
vaIiantly 10 hold the AS, but an
eleventh inning attack retting
four runs for his opponents prov
ed too much and he gave up In
favor Of Archie McKain- Score
was 9 to 5.
Cleveland Indians pulled w
closer TO the Tigers with a split
decision against the Washington
Senators. Indians took the frs
contest, 6 10 3, as Al Aiilnar vOr
his fourteenth game OF the sea-
son The Tribe was held 70 SIN
hits IN the nightcep. however, BY
pitcher Hudson. the while the
Mats collected IS safeties for &
9 10 ] triumph
New York Yankees and Chi.
cago White Sox fought il out FOL
possession of fourth place yester-
day, and when the smoke of the
days battle had cleared, II Wa:
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Today's Birthdays

u. S. Senator James II. Stat
terry of Illinois, born in Chicago,
81 years ago.
Booth Harrington Of Indianap-
oils, famed novelist. born there.
II years ago.
Dr. William Beebe Of New
York, noted ornithologist, scien-
fist and author, born in Brook
Ign, 63 years ago.
Rev. z. Scott Mcbride of Phil
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adelphia. prohibitionist, born in
Carroll Co, Ohio, SO years ago.
William Powell, actor. born in
Pittsburgh, 48 years ago.
DR.. Waltman Walters of the
Mayo Clinic, surgeon, born at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, IS years
ago.
Benito Mussolini of Italy, born
81 years ago.