davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-05
FOND.

Kroky milovymi blizf Sc nej-
vyznacnejsf doba rocnf, Svatky
Vanocn1. Co tuzeb a nadeii
pojl Sc k temto dn1m, at jest
jiz nabozenstvf jekehokoliv, at
jest tfeba bezverec, kazdy v
teto dobe jaksi zjihne vzpo-
mlnkou ma mladi i ma leta po-
zdejsi. My Cecho-Americane
81 ami dobTe neuvedomujeme
jak jsme stastni, re jest nam
dopFano z1ti zde v teto velike
pohostinne zemi. Name ovsem
tez sve male starosti a nesnaze
ale v porovnan1 S utecenci z
Ceskoslovenska jsme bohaci Ii
jfc1 nadbytku. Tito nase ses-
try a bratr1 roztrouseni snad pc
vsech d1lech sveta, trp1 dnes Ii
a skutecny hlad jen proto,
re stall v ceste nazistickym
barbar1m. Uvaz1me-li, re my,
zijfce zde v pomernem blaho-
bytu budem 81 nastavajlc1 do
be vanocn1 vymenovat navza-
jem darby, ktere v mnoha prf-
padech ami nutne nepotTebuje-
me ami neuzijeme, zatim CO ma
druhe strane nasi krevnf bratTi
a sestry nemaj1 co do list a elm
S eodfti. Mus1me, jsme-li u
pfimni a cestni, zrici Sc techto
darkd vanocn1ch We prospect
techto ubohych a naseho vol
ska at bojuje jiz kdekoliv a
ktere tez nema v nicem nadby-
tex, ackoliv mimo vSeho stra-
dan1 nasazuje i sv6 zivoty "a
spolecnou vec mas vsech.
z techto d1vodd bylo usne-
seno Odbockou Narodn1ho
Sdruzen1, ably apelovalo Sc ma
lehave ma celou naSi vefejnost,
ably kazdy Cechoslovak dovedl
81 odTfci sv1j darek vanocnl a
penfze takto usetrene, ably We
novany byly ma Vanocnf Fond,
ktery Sdruzen1 prave zalozilo.
Peneznf Diary mono odevzdati
" redakci TELEGRAPH" a u OBJ
chodnikG: J. R. Cihlar, j. Kas-
par, u p1. Nadi Karpenko a v
Gokolovne. Kazdemu darci bu-
de vy~stavena stvrzenka pT1jem
Gem a vSechny darovane obno-
sy kvitovany budou v cas- v Te-
legrafu.
Pen1ze tyto odeslou Sc ma u
stTed1 do Chicago a pouzito
jich Dude tax jak to ucelu nej-
lepe Dude vyhovovati.
Ia Odbocku Mar. Sdruzen1
Jan Kaspar, predseda
Ferdinand Kalas, tajemnlk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-05
MA NOVY 0 1922

Dram. Odbor Sok. Jed. Blesk
pilne zkousf popularn1 lidovou
operetu O 3 jednanich z idilic-
keno zakoutf jizn1ch Czech 60
kolo rybnlka". Tato opereta
byla hrana denne S ohromnym
1spechem v divadle Akropolis
V Praze. Hru studuje reziser-
ka p1. O.. Martinkova a zpevn1
cast ma ma starosti jejf manzel
p. Volta Martinez.
V teto operete je 16 zpevG.
TAX Sc ma nase divadelni ODE
censtvo op6t ma CO tesiti. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-05
VYBERAC RENTU
NAPADEN.

Max Gerber, 65lety, kolek-
tor rentu, oloupen byl o $144 a
skopan do bezvedom1 dvema
cernochy, ktef1 napadli jej
kdyz sestupoval S druheho pos
chodi a%partmentu v 700 blocku
Madison avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-05
PRO ALARM.

zalovany, re dial sedm fales-
nych pozarenskych alarmn,
Harry C. Moudry, 19lety z PRIV
niho blocku S. Collington ave.,
V sobotu zadrzen byl pod zaru-
kou $500 pro velkoporotu.
Moudry daval falesne alarmy
v dobe tr1 mesfcG pocinaje 10.
srpnem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-05
KAPITAN
ZEMREL.

V patek pohTben byl kapi-
tan Albert Mann Larrabee, SUI
perintendent v lodnicke stani-
CT v Bethlehem Steel spolecnos-
ii. ZemTel nahle We stredu ma
Society Hill u Darlington v Jiz-
nj Karol1ne, kde byl ma prazd-
ninach. Narozen byl v Balti-
more.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-05

Ma severovychodnf stanici O.
znameno bylo, re neztotozne-
ny belossky muz, asi 60 rok1
starry, nalezen byl ma farm6 u
Hillen road a Arlington avenue
Ku mrtvole pFivolan byl Chas.
G. Schisler psem, ktery pocal
Stekati V pr1trzi u silnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-05
NAPADL DIVA POLICISTY.

George W. Kovalick, 21Iety
z Passaic, N. j., napadl diva po-
licisty ma Fullerton %policejnl
stanici V patek. Slysen1 podro-
ben byl pond6l1. Policisty
napadl revolverem. On a je-
no druzka, II rokG stara div
ka, zatceni byli, kdyz sedeli V
AUTOMOBILE u Fullerton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-05

men1 svych blizn1ch. A ii star
81, jez sami drive cvicfvali, je-
ste radi Sc prijdou podivat a v
duchu budou S TENN mladymi
provozovat ty krasne rythmic-
Ike pohyby anebo ty smele, Cd
vazne vykony- tech vyspelej-
SIGH. Nebude to jen cvicenf O
Vanocnfm dnu, ale tez hry a
konecne vzacny pozitek pro
vsechny Csl. Beseda.
Proto udelejme 81 "date" do
Sokolovny ma den 25. prosince.
j. B.
= Ustricova vecefe, jez w.
sluhovana byla v 1tery vecer
We skolni m1stnosti kostela &C.
sko-Moravskych Bratrf, tesla
Sc vytecne navSteve vsech, KIDD
radi 81 pochutnavali a S pochva
lou odchazeli do prlbytkG
svych. Zasoby chutnych jfdel
zmizely jiz pred pul sedmou
hodinou.
- Dramaticky Odbor Del
nickeho Vzdelavaciho Spolku
"POKROK" ODD. sehraje jig
tuto nedeli, z. prosince 1941 "
Delnickem Dome, rob Madison
a Rose ulic divadelni predsta-
venf pod maven "POCKEJ,
TY BUDEs Vese-
la hra o 3 jednanich. Napsal
Ferdinand Olivia.
OSOBY:
Materna, mattel vyvozni kan
celaTe = Jaroslav Silhan; Her
elk, soukromnik - Methodej
Bortlfk; Serafina, jeho chof -
Marie Bortlikova; Zasmucky,
herec - Steve Yerga; Strihav-
ka, obchodnik- Vaclav PECK;
Mica Broumova a Julie Cizko-
va komptoiristky - R6zena
Hanzlikova a Marie Yergova;
Berta, panska - RGzena Hell
dukova; Jakub, zavodni zrize-
nee = Karel Rys; Ursula, jeho
chof - RGzena Gabrielova.
Rezie: V. PECK. Uprava je-
vi$te: K. Praus a J.. j. PECK.
Zacatek We 3 hodiny odpoledne
Sbirka vchodu. Kazdeho I'VE
Dramaticky Odbor.
= Chcete pekny, umelecky
nabozensky kalendar ma rok
1912? Zastavte Sc pro nej pc
l. prosinci v uradovne Schi-
mGnkova Pohrebnfho Domova,
2601 E. Madison ulice. (Vchod
ma Luzerne ulici). Nem1zete-li
prijiti osobne, napiste 81 O nej
ma poStovn1mlistku. Cteni kra-
jane Sc laskave zadaji, by ne
posflali ditky pro kalendaTe.
Ma lfstku udejte chcete-li
kalendar katolicky nebo pro-
testantsky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-05
AUTOMOBILY.

: Policista, John Hoey, AZ
lety, poranen byl sobotu, kdyz
zast1zen byl automobilem ma
Nanticoke ulici u Ostend ulice.
Potlucen byl ma nohou a "a
dech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-05
DULEzITE UPOZORNENf
PRO CURTIS BAY A
Chcete Sc staff obcanem?

Sc a ODCdI1e1n!
Krajane ma Curtis Bay neb
Brooklyne dejte Sc lined "a
psati do skoly We Vasem SOU
sedstv1 No. 7O-A ma rohu Cam
bria a Alton ulic. Tam Sc nau-
cite s1sti, psati a mluviti angelic
ky a take Sc pouc1te o nas1 A
mericke Demokracii. Vyucuje
Sc kazde pondel1, stTedu a ctvr-
tex cd 7:3O do $3.50 hodin We
Ger. Obyvatele Baltimore ne
platf zadny poplatek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-05
TRI POLICISTE DO
VYSIJJZRY

Policiste: Anthony Eckstein,
Matthew M. Snyder a Joseph
F. Stetka, DAM byli v pondell
do pense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Korns Upset;
Clark Winner
Portland Youth
Bedts Fovorite

INDIAN CANYON COURSE.
Spokane-Jimmy Clark con
tinued his sizzling pace in the
National Public Links Golf
championships today nv clint
mating Gerald Anderson Of
Worcester. Mass. and I. In
the third match round.
Arty PONY. Detroit. elimi-
mated Charlie Wilson. a la
Haiian from Honolulu. S and 1. .
Jack kerns Of Denver.
leveIed on Ralph Hall. Oakland.
I and 3.
Bob McReynolds Of Portland.
Ore. pulled the biggest upset Of
the day when he unSeated
Young Bill korn. the sO-year-
old salt Lake City runner-up to
the medalist. and /.
The last former chsmp was
ousted when Bob Daniel defeated
David Mitchell of Atlanta. Ga.
. and 1.
Pete Doll. Louisville. had an
easy time disposing Of Marty
Leptich, Portland. Ore, 6 and 3.
INDIAN CANYON COURSE.
spokane. Wash.-Sixteen survivors
IF the first two sudden death"
rounds went out today to battle
Tor semi-final positions in the goth
annual national public links golf
tournament, and Jimmy Clark. the
Long Beach, Cal. wonder boy,
still was among those present.
Clark was Is under par for
the first - hole of medal and
match play over the hair
raising Indian Canyon course.
Yet he got by the second round
by the narrowest OF margins.
Les Leal, veteran tournament
player from Bellingham. uncorked
l SIS against Clark in the second
'ound, but the 20-yesr-old aircraft
plant worker proved his class by
shooting a 81 and winning, one up.
Charlie Ferrera of San Fran
cisco, twice A winner, fell in the
second round before Loio Palenapa,
Honolulu road worker, and 2.
Bob Clark of st. Paul, de-
Tending champion. lost In the
second round to young Billy
Horns. University of Utah
freshman, one mp, when Horns
birdied the 18th.
Andy Szvedko. Of Pittsburgh.
winner in 1852. dropped his match
q Pete Doll of Louisville, 2 and l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

KinnsmAn !, Barkelew :. struck out.
by Kinnaman 5. Barkelew g. bases on
balls. of kinnsmsn 2. Bsrkelew =
hit by pitcher. Wetgandt by Kinna-
man. Rosenlund by Barkelew: earned
runs. Spokane : Yakima !. left on
bases. Spokane p. Yakima 7: home
run. Mccormack. two-base hits
Johnson. Madrid. Milsni: runs hstted
in. Sueme. Rosenlund 3. Cedzius ?
Mccormack 2. Myers. sacrifice. Mar
tinez. stolen bases. Rosenlund Mar
tinez, Mllsni double plays. Rosen-
lund 20 Martinez 70 Milan Bliss 70
Reese. Martinez 70 Gedzius % Milani
MARTINEZ 20 Milsnl; time. 40: UNI
pires, Oravec and Valerie.
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paign Of criticism directed at vii
lamette and Salem" as the host city
Eugene or Corvallis were
regarded as being In line for
the tourney, n sta.e officials
failed to request Willamette TO
accept the play despite the
lack Of an Invitation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
QUARTER-FINALS

NEW YoRk-Quarter-final sin
giles matches in the New York
state clay court tennis champion
ships today brought together Don
Mcneil, the national champion.
and Ladislav Hecht Of New York
and Ted Schroeder Of Glendale.
Calf. and Ted Olewine Of Santa
Monica.
The other pair of quarter-finals
will he played tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
TO Give Up State Hoop Meet

SALEM. Ore--willametts uni
versity. for - years host to the
state high school basketball tour
nament. today announced it was
abandoning the project.
Championships for 1912 will not
- sought. Athletic Director Spec
keene said, because Of a cam
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Tacoma Boy
In Top Form
Rickert Hits Home
Run Off Big Fellow

There's an old baseball axiom
about second-division clubs which
goes like this
PLAY 500 bail for a stretch
and something il bound 10
happen-either good or bad
Evidently the something that
was destined for the Town Tigers
after their 500 road series with
Salem and their 800 home series
with Yakima vas ucketed to be
bad.
Not even Al Libke's five-hit
pitching could account for the
Tigers losing their third straight
10 wenatchee Chiefs by 1872
score at Athletic Park last night.
LIBKE TRIUMPHs
Libke, former Tacoma young
ster, was hit fairly hard when the
Tigers did meet the ball. a home
run by MARY Rickert, a triple by
John Linde and a double by Milf
cadinha accounting for three of
the five bingles. But Libke only
permitted two blows in one frame
and this stinginess well-earned
him his victory.
The Bengals made II a game
for seven innings, trailing only
32 when two errors In a row
paved the way for four runs
In the seventh. Five more
came in the eighth and George
Farrell frosted the cake in the
ninth with n circuit blow.
Two other homers were regis
tered during the evening with
Ricketts, center-field wallop being
one of the longest four-basers of
the year. Carl Cox blasted over
left field with one on in the fifth
TO break a IL deadlock.
IL DAYS ON ROAD
The Tigers left for a three game
series with Spokane and will be on
the road for Il days altogether
before returning to play Vancouver
here July 81.
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Skiffmen Win
By Smuggling
Scorsello Whocks
Out Five for Five

SEATTLE - Seattle last night
dubbed Sacramento. u 70 s. 70
even the series after treating the
Cardinals 70 four-run lead N
the first inning when Ira Scribner
vas chased from the box.
Les Scarsella's fifth inning
homer with a man on base and
four singles in five trips to the
plate featured the 13-hit Rainier
aftack.
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summary winning pitcher Brown
losing pitcher Caplinger: innings
pitched by Kleinke S Csplinger =,
al bat off Kleinke 81. Caplinger G.
Scribner 3: runs off Kleinke s. Cap
linger 3. Scribner 3: hits off Kleinke
I Caplinger 4. Scribner O. earned
runs off Rleinke 5, Caplinger 4. Tur-
beville 2. Scribner 4 Brown /: bases
on balls off TurbeYille / Scribner
/, Brown ! struck out by Kleinke
I. Turoeville q Brown 4: wild pitches
by Kleinke l. Turbeville !: hit by
pitcher Gyselman by Caplinger,
Sickle by Turbeville: left on bases,
Sacramento 3. Seattle S: two-base
hits. Weiczorek. White, Niemiec.
King; home run. Scarsella: sacrifice
hits. Blattner. Kleinke. Niemiec.
King stolen bases GyseAnan. Ring.
Scarsella; PLAYERS walking. Endicott.
Kleinke, Gyselman. Brown: runs
batted in. Sturdy Weiczorek 2
Adams, White 3, Averill. King. Scar
sella 4, Scalzi. double PLAYS. Sickle
70 Niemiec 10 Scarsella. Brown 70
Scarsella. Gutteridge to Sturdy: time
2:o5; umpires. Powell and Edwards
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AL LIBKE SETS BACK BENCALS> 10 TO z
Padres Beat
Out Portland

PORTLAND - san Diego beaf
out Portland last night. 8 TO 5
when the Beavers vent on a ninth.
inning rampage for their five runs
Ted Norbert hit INTO a double play
70 end the game.
The Padres had pounded Ad
Iiska for Il hits. seven for
extra bases. and looked 10 he
safe bet for a shutout until
Al Olsen blew M. He had held
the Beavers n four hits until
he lost control.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Californians
Reach Finals
Head and Buckell
In Women's Play

Californians rule over the North
west tennis tourney like sweat
drops on your neck.
Dorothy Head Alameda. Calf
will meet Daphne Buckell, Oak
land. In women's finals Of the
Northwest tennis championships At
the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club.
Play will be Saturday.
Miss Head today defeated Joann
Brooke. Santa Monica Cal. 81.
6-3. in semi-final play.
Miss Buckell defeated Helen
Gurley. Sacramento. 6-3. Cd.
In mems singles today En-
cry Nesle. Portland, defeated
Larry Hall. Bakersfield. Cal.
81. 81. In a previous round
Jack Gurley, Sacramento, de-
feated Douglas LeFevre, Sc
attic. is, 81.
Jim Dixon. Portland. defeated
George Sutherland. Seattle. 6-3.
o., in boys under Is singles.
Bob Rutledee. Oakland, who up
set Jim Brink. Seattle, seeded IA
vorite, Wednesday. kept up his
good work by trouncing Tom Van
Fleet, Los Angeles. 81, SIS. 81,
in junior boys. IS and under.
Harry Roach beat Ted Meyers.
6-3. 90. Both are san Franciscans.
Wednesdays results:
MEMS SINGLES
Bob Odman. Seattle. defeated Jack
Browne. Tacoma. o.. 60. Larry Hall.
Bakersfield defeated Jack Joost. san
Francisco. 60. 60. Nick Carter. san
Francisco. defeated Howard More
house. San Mateo. 40. Ga, 6-3.
Warren Lowenbein, San Francisco.
defeated Jim Brink. Seattle, Ga.
6-3
NoNEN'S SINGLES
Dorothy head. Alameda. defeated
Marylinn Magrih, Beverly HIS, 90.
To- Daphne Buckel. Oakland, de-
feated Pat Greenup. Tacoma, 90.
81: Helen Gurley. sacramento. dc
feaued Betty Thompson. Oakland,
go. 6-4. Josnn Brooke, santa Monica.
de- Gated Lucille Price, Portland. o..
6-i
BOYS SINGLES
Morris Sockolov. san Francisco, de-
feated FRED Fisher. seattle. oil b-li
jim Dixon. Portland. defeated harvey
Mosich. Tacoma. o-3, 6-l.
il NOR MEMS SINGLES
Harry Roche. san Francisco. de-
feated Warren Lowenbeln, san Fran
cisco 60. Us. Ted Meyers. san Fran
cisco defeated Wally Cavanaugn.
Tacoma, 6-2. "a.
MEMS DOUBLES
Neale and Gurley defeated John
son and Stewart. 81. b-l. scott and
Du Priest defeated Gilmore and Dill
ingham, "a 3-b. 81. Chapman and
Morton defeated Lowe ana Robin
son, SO 6-l. 6-2 Morehouse and
Joost defeated Van Fleet and Rut-
ledge. 7-5 TO,
MINED DOUBLES
Harris and Lafebrere defeated
Fraser and Courtwright So, 4-6,
TO Thompson and Rutledge de-
feated La Casa and Browne. Ga, 6-l:
Heda and Neale defeated Ingraham
and Brown. 90, 90, Greenup and
Odmen defeated Kickhofel ana Car
ter. 60. O-6. 81: Buckell and More
house defeated Williams and Gurley.
6-1 rs. Brooke and Hall defeated
Nens and Robinson. 60. 60.
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Score hN Innings

Summafy-IOslnR pltCnef. ChulnhA.
2 hits II runs off CadinhR in Ia
innings. and 2 off Elliott in Ia;
runs responsible for. Lihke 2. Cadinha
4. Elliott ] struck out. by Libke 4.
Elliott s: bases on balls. off Lihke
z. Elliott 8. hit by pitcher, Like by
Cadinha; left on bases. Wenatchee s.
Tacoma 7: home runs. Rickert. Cox
FARRELL, three base hits. Linde Will
son. two-hase hits. Cox, Torgerson.
Cadinha. Marionetti. Bonettl: runs
hatted in. Torgerson. Rickert. Cox 2
Cole. Wilson 3. Bonetti g. Marionetti
2 FARRELL. sacrifices. Knobles. Forni:
time. ;59: umpires, Weisgerber and
Moran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Seattle II. Sacramento 6.
San Diego 8. Portland 5.
Los Angeles 7. San Francisco >.
Hollywood 9. Oakland I.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
New York Z. Cincinnati 4.
Boston As, Pittsburgh 1-l3.
ST. Louis 7, Brooklyn 4.
Chicago Q. Philadelphia s.
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ments = classic in the state attn
letic annals"
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Ticking Kids in Hond =.

Get 'em when they're young Teach 'em right and
they'll be better performers"
That's old-time bit of sensible chatter.
But all too often youngsters learning sports had
their pick the itself and let the fundamentals
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Now the United States Rubber
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And. kids the hook illustrated.
Says letter in part Leahy wrote this
Our this three-fold
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10 improve the national health through athletics
To-day nation united
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There little doubt about that the
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Salem ......... Dol 600 l04-6
Vancouver $4,000. 100 o20 lox-7
Summary-Winning pitcher. Os-
born: runs II hits off Osborn in g.
plus innings. runs responsible for.
Osborn 6. struck out 3, l base on
balls: no runs no hits off Fallon.
struck out ]. 6 bases on balls: no
runs / hit off Adams in inning.
struck out /. no base on balls: left
on bases. Salem 3. Vancouver &. home
runs Cameron. Jewell. two-hase hits
Bergstrom ?. Adams. Grifnths; runs
hatted in. Jewell 8, Cameron. Wright.
Osborn. BergStrom ?. Griffiths. War
ren: sacrifices. Fallon. Wright. stolen
base. Bremen; double PLAYS. Osborn
20 Jewell 70 Wright. Jewell 70 Call
feanx 20 Wright. Lanifero 20 CrifftthS
to Bates. Brenner 70 Jewell. time of
game. 1850. umpireS, Engle and
Nelson.
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7 Ike
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WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Vancouver 7. Salem s.
Wenatchee Is. Tacoma ?.
Spokane 9. Yakima /.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
New York 10. Cleveland 3.
Boston 2, Chicago /.
ST. Louis IL. Philadelphia ?.
(Only games played).
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baNVtu TOT EpptTIN III HIIIVH-
score by Innings
Los Angeles ....... 002 00l l03-7
san Francisco 5000. O20 900 000-2
Summary - Losing pitcher. Joyce:
innings pitched. by Joyce 7. at bat.
off joyce %: hits off Joyce 7. runs
scored. off Joyce I. runs responsible
for. Joyce 2 Epperly g. weilsnd 2
struck out. by Joyce J. Weilsnd 2
bases on balls. off Joyce 2. Weilsnd
3. hit by pitcher. Brovia by Wenand
wild pitch Weilsnd. three base hits.
Moore. Weilsnd Lowrey: two base
hits. Pain. Schuster: runs batted in.
Joyce. Weintraub. Schuster, Warstler.
Moore. Lowrey. sacrifices Weiland
Warstler: double plays. Trower TO
Lszaeri 10 Fain. Wsrstler TO Schuster
10 weintrsub. Fernandez 20 Lazzeri
70 Fain: time, 2 .os: umpires. Snyder
and Hood.
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Summary hits ! run off Olsen
in plus 3 and off Terry In u !.
y and and of Dlbeck in - minus
0 and off Rich IN q. Winning
pitcher. Olsen losing pitcher. Iiska.
runs responsible for. Liska 6. Olsen
I. Terry ! struck out. by Liska 5
Olsen ]. Terry / bases on balls off
Olsen g. Dilbeck / stolen bases MAJ
zera. Patchett, three-base hit Sal
keld nome runs. salkeld Pellagrini.
tWo-base hits. Jensen. Salkeld peua-
grim ?. Sperry. Schultz 2. Hawkins
2 Escobar left on bases. San Diego
T. Portland 10. double plays. Jensen
20 Sperrv. Pellagrini 70 Sperrv to
Mcdonald ?. halk. Liska /. wild pitch
Dllbeck /. umpires. Tanning and
Doran-
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I2 DAYS ON ROAD

The Tigers left for a three game
series with Spokane and will be on
the road for Il days altogether
before returning to play Vancouver
here July 81.
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Batted for IIska in ninth
b Batted for Brown in ninth.
Ran for Hawkins in ninth.
score bt Innings
san Diego ............ 020 Dol 2ln-s
Portland .............0 600 900 005-5
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Yonks Look Like Champs

Good. That's great! hope they dump every game"
So spoke ball fan at lunch counter when Of the
Yanks' victory Cleveland reached his
II don't the Yanks 10 win. Would rather Detroit
other club The Yanks have been up there
times.
Indians hope
n a I don't like Cry-Babies."
opinion the
Cy-Babes picks
they bad, man. that's what
he is"
manager.
result their and or his Cleveland
Portland
II fandom anything Witt
instead Of fighting 1t out with Witt
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Premature Construction

The way the Yanks and Joe DNIag are going gang, it
looks like they'll walk in in a breeze.
Still the seasons end is long off and the Indians
win out yet.
But they'll have back fighting and keep the 1t
be done, but the land
There will broodng Indian camp the
Yanks
Everybody counting the CryBaby
eourse) banking a victory
far to
expected rush of World Series
No foolng about that stands
They that victory with the picture
But there the Indians the skid complain
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MEMS DOUBLES

Neale and Gurley defeated john
son and Stewart. oil o-l, scott and
Du Priest defeated Gilmore and Dill
ingham. Ga. 3-b. 81. Chapman and
Morton defeated Lowe and Robin
son, Sc. 6-l. So. Morehouse and
Joost defeated Van Fleet and Rut-
ledge. 7-5. To
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Totals
SAN FRANCISCO


Totals .......34 2 ~ 10
Batted for joyce in seventh.
b Batted for Epperly in ninth.
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MEMS SINGLES
Bob Odman Seattle. defeated Jack
Browne Tacoma. 60. 60. Larry Hall.
Bakersfield. defeated Jack Joost. san
Francisco 60 60; Nick Carter. san
Francisco. defeated Howard More
house. San Mateo. 40. 6-3 6-3.
Warren Lowenbein. San Francisco.
defeated Jim Brink. Seattle, Ga
So.