davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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2642 REMNANTS. cut leng

2642 REMNANTS. cut lengths
l 10 3 yards: including
cotton tapestries, cotton.
and-rayon damasks; mo-
hairs: cotton velours;
rayon brocatelles; home
spuns; cretonnes; linens.
denims; rayon-and-cotton
satins; rayon reppouses;
chintzes; Glosheens: cot
ton marquisettes: rayon
marquisettes; nets, bob
binets; and embroidered
marquisettes, variety Of
fabrics, each. Sc 10 $3.50
227 TRIMMINGS, includ n
rsyon fringes. cotton
fringes, gimps, loops. and
tiebacks. each &c TO 69e
HUosoEs-EI6HTH FLOOR
GRAND RIVER AVENUE
SECTIONS AND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
BAKE SHOPS

MAYoNNAISE (made fresh
daily. pint size. for 81
RUSSIAN DRESSING tmade
fresh daily. pint size
.edcn 9oC
BUTTERSCoTcH or FUDGE
AUCE (made fresh
daily. pint size. 3 for 81
27s jars STRAWBERRY JAM:
S-oz. ..,.3 for 81
1873 jars RASPBERRY JAM;
S-oZ. 8 for 81
231 jars PINE App E and
APRICOT MARMALADE.
PIT. ..........,...S lot -
III jars BLACKBERRY and
RED cURRANT JELLY.
S-oZ.. ............3 Tor 81
7o3 jars RELiSHEs, including
cucumber. corn, pepper
hash and Bordeau rel.
ishes; pt.........3 for 81
FIRsT-hEzZARINE-F
SECTIONS A AND c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Beach and
PIayclOtheS Shop

1s9 pieces OF FINER BEACH,
WEAR. including play
suits, slacksuits. bathing
suits 49,. Ss.s5 TO $50
t49 pieces of spun rayon and
cotton SEPARATES. in
Guiding Stacks. jackets,
blouses, skirts, 81 TO $6.s5
FIFTH-eRANo INTERSECTION A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
WONlEN'S
HOSIERY

4471 pairs w o M e MS SILK
HOSE; first quality and
IRREGULARS included:
pair PIE TO S1.e5
43 pairs WoMEN's Isle
HOSE, full length .29e
80 pairs WOMEN'S Isle
HOSE, full length -. 7ee
$50 pairs cHlLDREN'S AN
klETS, Isle. SC TO 29c
TtRsT-TAsMEB-sC q AND c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
CORSET SHOP

80 CORSETTES In a variety
OF styles and materials, cot
ton. rayon and "LasteY"
yarns. ....... $685. to S5.e5
50 coRSETTES OF finer quail.
ity: cotton. rayon and Las
tex" yarns. SS.85 TO S1o.s5
"a CIRCLES, step-in styles in
varied array S2.e5 TO S5.e5
~ GlRDLES OF finer mate.
rails: elastic step-in styles:
some reinforced and boned.
now ......$ 1886 to Sass
INSTRUMENTATION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

80 TOTS SWIM SUITS in A
group of cunning cotton or
rayon knit styles 49,. 39c
~ LITTLE GiRtsIFROCkS.
Summer sheers. piques. and
cotton broadcloths S1.39
2e1 SUN STUNTS Soc, 75e
FOURTH rLoos-WooDwARo
SECTION b
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
WOnen'S and
Misses COATS

% RAYON SHEER COATS,
unlined, for m isses and
women ......... $4.95
81 RAYoN SHEER COATS,
unlined. for isses and
women .............. $685.
- DOUBLE RAYON SHEER
COATS, sizes for women
and misses ...........S14
~ SHEER WOOL COATS, un-
lined, sizes for misses and
WOUlen .......... So.SO
9 SPORT COATS for women.
untrimmed $685.
q SPORT COATS for women.
untrimmed ........St7.95
"a DRESS COATS. for larger
women. untrimmed 80. S2t
slxTH-sRAso RIVER AT FARMER
sEcTios A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
MISSES SHOP
DRESSES

10 DRESSES, Summer rayon
crepes ......."H...S 10.s5
IS DRESSES, "a 20 n sheers,
rayon crepes $500. So. 95
~ DRESSES, Summer styles
in rayon crepes. pastels and
some dark colors. -. S5.e5
SIXTH FLooR-wooowARo
SECTIONS AND 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
LIGHTING
FIXTURES

I HALL LANTERN, bronze
HnlsH 30
2 WALL BRACKETS, Fed
eral style in buffers silver
3o.ou
WALL BRACKETS, an
tique brass, Colonial style
%
145 INDIRECT ADAPT TO.
LIERs, pastel colors. .4ee
27t SEMI INDIRECT ADAP.
ToLIERs, pastel colors. 4ee
4 DINING ROOM FIX.
TURES, five-light, marine
brass finish ..........$f5
2 c OIL VIAL ALL
6RAc X e rs, hurricane
type shades, black finish
Sf.oO
TENTH FlooR-BRIpeE-sg &
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GLASSWAR

364 pieces STEMWARE, dis
continued patterns in COB
let's, sherbets, wines, each
ice to 79c
29t pieces GLASS, including
decorated tumblers and in
itialed ash trays. each. Dr..
............... &c and &C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Peace Pipe
Ready at
Mackinac
BY DON GARDNER
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. July "a. - Repub-
licans who blocked adjournment
Of the Legislature July 9. will
confer with Governor Van Wag-
oner at Mackinac Island Saturday
in the hope that they can trade a
few increases IN appropriations for
an adjournment as early as Au-
gust !
Insiders predict the outcome Of
the conference will be an imme-
dite call for the lawmakers TO
come back 10 forgive and be for
given. thus ending the 1871 ses-
sion.
Secretary OF State Harry +.
Kelly. who has been busy all week
paving the road 10 Mackinac
Island for the repenting Repub-
Leans, announced he Will not
confer with Van Wagner as
originally planned.
Instead, Senator y. Hale Brake
president of the upper chamber,
will lead the delegation to be COM
posed of Speaker Howard Nugent.
Senator's Bishop. McCallum, Bald
win and Burhans and Representa-
tiveS Rawson, Walsh and Post.
CHAIN BANK FIGHT ENDING
Proponents of the anti chain
banking bill, who delayed adjourn
iment Of the Legislature in hopes
of gaining the two thirds vote
necessary to override the COVER
nor's veto. are about to give up
the fight.
Brake, who introduced the bill,
indicated this when he said he
was ready TO talk adjournment
with the governor Friends knew
the governor would not give ground
on this bill.
When the lawmakers return,
however, there probably will be
vote on the measure-merely so
the Michigan Bankers Association
can check its promises.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
HANDBAGS

469 BAGS in feathers and nov.
city rayon fabrics; white
and dark colors; slightly
soiled ...... .3ee TO s4.29
EIRs1-wonpMARp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

"a NJ Sc s. Pr ( .
JACKET DRESSES and
twin print redingotes in
rayon crepes and pastel
rayon sheers .,.. SS.85
SO WOMEN's DRESSES in
plain and printed rayon
crepe one-piece and jacket
styles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
20 MISSES DRESSES in plain
or printed rayon sheers;
some redingote types .S1o.s5
x,xru-FA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
LAMPS

2oe SHADES for lamps in a
variety of styles and sizes,
each. ....... .29c to 1895
ST LAMP 3 A S E s In table
and novelty styles. each
.49c TO $685.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
MISSES SUITS

20 SUMNER SUITS in cotton
seersucker and rayon SIS
9 SUMNER SUITS of novelty
rayon and cotton fabrics
observation-disclosures. $685.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
CLOSET SHOP

~ PIECES, including screens;
hassocks; pillows; gar
ment and shoe bags; hat
stands; storage boxes;
glove. handkerchief, lin
gerie. jewel, utility, and
hat boxes. ca. acc to $685.
EIGHTH FLooR-FARMgR
SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
DINNERWARE

335 pieces CHINA DINNER.
WARE, including casser-
oles. sugars and creamers.
plates, each. :. &c to $3.50
257 pieces ENGLISH EARTH.
EN- w A r E, discontinued
patterns, each. 12c to $2.2e
705 pieces AM r | c AN
EARTHENWARE, cd s
and ends and discontinued
patterns. each &c to $t.o5
1903 pieces TEAWARE, each
............6c to $1.79
INCOMPLETE SETS
I set EARTHENWARE for
II; SO pieces. at. .St2.95
set AMERICAN EARTH
ENWARE; "a pieces. at. f..
................ $3.50
set c n MA for IL; 80.
pieces, at .........$29.95
TFnru-woonwAR
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BEDDING

27 WOOL BLANKETS.
$685. TO St0.95
344 BEDSPREADS, cheni | ! e.
cotton, and tailored types
..........$1.95 10 $8.95
10 DOWN cOMFORTERS.
1896 to S13.95
One Table sH ETS and
CASES, soiled. Reduced
One Table REMNANTS, cot
ton and rubber sheeting
........... Reduced
THIRD FIooH-eRANp RIVER
SECTION
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80 TEENS BlOUSES in a
varied selection OF eottons
and rayons s-..-.. 59c
SO HATS in a group Of straws
and felts ...... .s9c, S1.1o
ToURrH-6RAso INTERSECTION 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
ELECTRIC
IRONERS

I SIMPLEX, 4s-inch. used
.-......... SIoS.So
! THOR, Model SO, used, $24.s5
! HUDSON, M cd Ell 20. floor
sample .............$ 52.95
! HUDSON, Model SO. used
..................... $685.
! EASY, portable. Model 2P4.
useu ............. .SZ8.So
TENTH FlooR-FARMgR STREET
SECTION C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
NECKWEAR
1876 pieces NEckWEAR in

1875 pieces kECkWEAR in as
sorted styles which fl diff
ferent necklines. Mostly
organdy and some piques
................ 1oc to 81
IS SCARFS in a group Of
squares and ascot types;
some rayon... .19c TO 5ec
147 ASSORTED FLOWERS.
......... DC, lSc
FIRST FLooR-GRANo RIVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
NOTIONS

264 BOWL COVER SETS OF
printed oiled silk, 10
pieces. Set .....,.....2 9c
II BOWL COVER SETS OF
printed oiled silk, ) pieces.
set .......-...... ........ iSc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIRST-FARMER-S q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
PICTURES

q ORIGINAL OIL PAIN
INGS, each. SIS to $3.50
II ETCHlNGS and ENGRAv.
iNGS, each. $500. ice to 81
So FRAMED EPR o D v c.
TONS, variety of subjects
and sizes. EACH Use to $3.50
So FRAMES for photographs,
styles in metal. wood. and
leather, each. .1sc to $t2.99
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
EVENING SHOP

s6 EVENING and D IN NJ e r
DRESSES in rayon crepes.
rayon chiffons, cottons, ray
on nets. in misses sizes
$4.95 TO Sass
EVENING sHoP-sIxrH-sRAT
AERTlnAG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
GIFT SHOP

100 SUMMER PttE o W S
chintz. homespun, some
waterproof cotton cover
ings. All kapok filled .6ee
rHIRo FIooR-woopwARo-sEc. {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
WASH FABRICS

47e9 yards of COTTON and
YON FABRICS, in
GLIDING cotton dimities,
cotton piques. cotton
voiles. cotton seersuck-
ers. cotton percales and
cotton ginghams. Also in
this clearance group are
novelty white cotton fab
RIGS and various printed
and plain rayon fabrics.
WASH FABRICS
THtRo-W0oOWAR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
GIRLS SHOP

IFS GIRLS COTTON FRoCkS
in broken sizes S-f5 .79c
II JACKETS in smooth leath-
ers or sue d es; broken
sizes ........... 9A.oS
1893 COTTON BLOUSES in
broken sizes 8 10 10. Re
duced TO 49,. s9c TO SI.69
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
TOTS SHOP

,ST LUUF-H M u
SECTION A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
MATERNITY
SHOP

90 MATERNITY ORE S S Es,
including printed dimities,
with front adjustment. Also
printed powder puff muslin.
jacketed style, lingerie trim.
Pastel colors .......S5.s5
~ SEPARATE STACKS OF
cotton covert, blue. aqua
1900
g PLAY SUITS. dotted pique
in white or blue combina-
llOub 300
8 SKIRTS OF cotton covert.
in blue or aqua .. Sass
9 SWAGGER SHIRTS OF cot
ton cactus cloth, in plaid
checks of blue and vel.
low .......... $3.50
MATERNITY SHOP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
CASUAL SHOP

2s7 CASUAL DRESSES in one
and two-piece styles. Cham
brays. seersuckers. rayon
crepes and spun-rayons in
plains and prints. Pastel
and medium shades
Misses sizes. .s2.96S4.95
80 FL N ER c S U A L
DRESSES in cottons, spun
rayons. rayon Jerseys, and
rayon crepes. Some with
jackets Whites colorful
prints and dark shades in
cluded. Misses sizes. -.
S5.s5 TO Ss.85
j t23 CASUAL COAT S and
SUITS. Travel wei < h I
coats in tweeds and fieeces
in IN e d ium and dark
shades. Finer suits in light
and dark colors. Misses
sizes. $685. 10 $28
CASUAL snue-strrH FLOOR
FAHMER-SECTIOh D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
SPORTS
ACCESSORIES
for Misses and
Women

1877 BloUSEs, rayon, soiled
and discontinued styles.
............. see TO 1929
70 SKIRTS in cottons, ray.
ons and woods. ..........
..........3t2e 10 S3.49
JACKETS and bOteTOS IN
woods and rayons.
...........S 2.2e to $685.
Observation-Disclosures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
REFRICERATORS

GNIGNOEO PANMtNIs AVAILABLE
sTH fLooR-fAantR sTREEr-sEcrIos c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
SODA DISPENSERS

NOIIN DIhJI I<ANDI<INo
Have immediate openings for several girls
rnHEi he Is or more. preferably living a.
home must be neat and attractive and
have pleasing personality; straight hours.
m split shifts work IS hours per week
With one complete day or each week. Nigh
est salary meals and unifnrns furnished
permanent employment: free training fc'
those who qualify. Apply Friday. n. m
Cunningham Drug Stores. Inc.
,oo- rxs.vt prrp STpEvT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Auction Sales

GARAGE MANS LIEN Pontiac coupe
motor No. s-45O2. 1906 Alfred Jan n
1912 10 a. m. Frank Andrews. owner
S55 due.
GARAGE MANS LIEN - Dodge sedan
motor No u 2-1issI4 serial No 4030427
1928 Division, Jan. 81 1912 10 a. m
xIn 81 due Sam Goldsmith owner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Bus Transportation

6uS lTdHSpoVtottoH
$3.50 Chicago $3.50
TOLEDO, soc NEW YORK. ss,s5
SPECIAL BUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS
DE LUKE MOTOR STAGES
1905 cASS, AT BAGLEY RA-- 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
JUNIOR GIRLS

NEED CHRISTMAS cAsHr spend only =
few hours selling LADIES' WEAR,
MEMS WEAR and HOUSEHCLp CON,
MopfTfFS No cash needed. Excellent
nrnhis h27 MoodNa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Lumber, Building Materials

A STEEL framed Berry overhead garage
door. only $50 Berry Door Co.
BRICK siding, rerootng alterations; ga
RACES. cottages. FLA terms. Ho 1854.
BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGES Built Ac-
cordng to Requirements. Hogarth t1fi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

NoRTHwEsTERN Carpet Cleaning. 4sio
Collingwood. Rugs cleaned, insured.
Telephone Hogarth 800.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
UphoIsfering

ABSOLUTELY iron-clad guarantee two
pieces. sat. FIDELITY. OR. 07s0.
ARTISTIC UPHOLsTERING-2-p apiece, S2s
1850 Grand River. We. 6-607O-l.
BAZELL's for guaranteed quality uphol
STEERING; low prices. 1905 Fenkell. We,
T-4470.
Cali BERK's for Quality Upholsterlng
1886 w. CHICAGo-Ho. 2066
LET Famous restyis and rebuild your liV-
ing room suite Call TO. $500.
LIVING ROOM suite reupholstered. SGT.
Free estimate. Liberty. vi. l-2O6O.
MICHIGAN FENKELL UPHoL. co.
1912 FENKELL uh- $4,000
2-Pc. SUITE. s2275; free ottoman. Man
chester Uph Free estimates, TO. s-s9oo.
ape. REUPHoLsTERED, S27 so UP
DoN-RITE UPH., 3e4S Cass. TIE. 1886,
2-PC. SUITE, SGT so; choice of cloth. NJ
federal tax. PROGRESS. PL. 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Feusaks Help Wanted

\ REAl. opPort1niy-farn up 10 s&
WEEKLY. Guarantee 81 ntebt houfs
salty dancing Apply HOLLYWOOD
scnooI o. DsnClAg. a2ll Woodward. III,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

APPLY AT ONCE

APPLY At ONCE
POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN oFFlcE
SAI'Es. TrCHNIcAL, EXECUTIVE yield
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
s2o-2i ~ TRANSFORMATION BLDG,
toNEs impairment. 4ii6 Besubisn, wants
dAy workers, couples portert, maids,
mattresses. Columbia lOio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

CONSULT ne snlsrged Real Estate hstines
n ths biz sunday Times Want Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

ASSIST child. iight houseWors small new
b,,,,a. & IN I-231.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

ED White E.rl or woman w.
adiiltS. nom, nigtSs S036 Mcclellan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Lumber building Material

BUY NoW-HEATING PLANT
CONSUMERS 1l420 JOS. CAMPAU
COTTAGE - 4-room. bath. 24X20. S3l2.
State Lumber 200li John r. TO. s-l206
LITTLE HOMES FINANCED
WEEKS LUMBER-6f00 T.. DAWSON
oNF-cAR garage. izxis. $50 so. Fillmore
Lumber, 242o4 Gratiot. Roseville 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
A FUR COAT
makes a wonderful
CHRISTMAS GIFT

-. and you can save substan-
tally on the newest 1912
modes at Saily's Fur Studio.
Every fur coat-every chubby
every fur-trimmed coat
was personally selected and
priced by Sally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
SMITH-ORR co.

Lumber, Building Materials
SMITH-ORR CO.
ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS. ASBESTOS SIDING, LUMBER
MILLWORK. SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
7 ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
1851 W WARREN. Phone OREGON 070O
PoRcHEs. SKIS with labor sis5. Public
Lumber els T. 7-Mils Rd. TO. s-Tl3o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

Girls for Contingent Work
Sanders East and West Side
Stores-Royal Oak and Crosse
Pointe Stores. Must be at least
IS years old. Apply 100 0akman
Blvd, near Hamilton, 8 to IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

ENPERIENcED counter eiFi ~ DsS -
nights: excellent wages Apply lSoI'
West McNichols road. mornings
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Hot Benefit Tilt Due
As Brewers Tackle
VIVA. AN-Stars
Proceeds of Gome to Go
To Murphy, Player Who
Had Jaw Broken

Pat Murphy, crack Arlington
Maccabees catcher, who suffered two
Jaw fractures and the loss of sew
eral molars when struck in the face
by foul line drive during batting
practice recently. will be the bene-
f1ciarv of an all-star game at Balls
ton Stadium Thursday night at 9
o'clock.
HeuriCh Brewers, who formerly
numbered the Irishman among their
group will meet picked team of
Virginia Leaeuers in
the game and it has all thee ear
marks of a rousing tussle. officials
of the night circuit selected three
players from each of its six teams
for the all-Star squad.
Dos Olson, a member of the Brew
ers as we'll as Gibson Grays of the
Virginia circuit, probably will draw
the starting mound assignment for
the all-stars. Although only 120-
pound youngster. he already has cut
quite notch in sandlot circles.
The all-star roster follows:
Outfielders-Johuny Catloth tMattosl
Captain" Kidd Village Motors, Delano
Robey tMaccabees), Hal Lestherwood (Mac-
cabeesl
'Wimpy'' Williams tCIibSon)
Johnny Mcpherson Dodgers, Renny Or
lando Village Motors, Bernie Good lDodR-
ersD. Mac Andrews tMattosI, "Gump
SWsnn palace Ralph Cooper tMattos),
Luther Tapp tDodeersl.
Pitchers-Lanny Birch (Maccabees)
Joe Porter tVilage Motors), Dos Olsen
(GibSonD
Walker Nyce tGbson).
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Thomas Rout of Vernon CAPS
A. A.U. Ring Bill Much Hotter
Than Sizzling D. C.. Weather

pense and promptly was challenged
by Lew Hanbury. a boy he upset in
the first show Hanbury, honed TO
razor like edge. put the chill on
Joe Cannon in the first round with
as cool and savage an attack as the
Arena has witnessed in many moons.
Bob Brodigan gave Baldwin good
tussle for the marbles. but obviously
was too ill-conditioned to stand up
with the rugged Alexandria boy.
One of the smartest performances
was turned in by Benny Rodill of
Red Shield. who cody parried Joe
Petro's efforts for two rounds and
turned on a scorching attack in the
third that left Joe hanging on the
ropes and gave Benny the nod.
The summaries:
11c pounds-Bennv RodIl Red Shield
lis pou9d-Psts ceIinsk+ g Msrys
oefst'ns9 ia pounds|John 9r Ohm. curiins 8, M.rys
d.cisionsd Raw Cleveland lMsrrickl
126 pounds.A Horton ~. Mary's! Dc
clsloned Joe McGinnls t6lst Coast Artil
ies pound;m1eE asnbq,y so,,c ,MerEiek <
FIRST round
124 pounds-Danny Petro Apollo de
cisioned Proctor Heinold .unattacheol
135 pounds-HouSton Anderson IN T
81 decisioned '"Toots' Abel Police No. -
1875 pounds-Charley Petro Apollo de
cisioned Leo Marcupols Police No. s..
l35 pounds-Buddy Thomas Prime,
GeorseS declsioned Reds Vernon Polict
ia pounds-Tom Holland Red Shield
oecisioned Preston Drew apollo
l41 poundS-LarTy Baldwin Isl Mary's
decisioned Bob Brodiean Police No A..
l15 poundS-Johnny Smerlck Apollo
decisIoned Reno Workman st. Msry'sl.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Release by Redskins
Asked by Reichey
And Babich

Two local college products who
were to have sought berths with the
Redskins this Fall have given up
their chances voluntarily and asked
to be released from contracts they
signed early this year.
They are Sam Babich. halfback
from George Washington who cur
rently has a Government Job on
the Coast. and Jim Reichey. George
town center, who finds his bad knee
still troubling him.
Offsetting the loss of this pair,
who were to have been among the
new candidates at San Diego next
month, was the receipt of the signed
contract of Bob Seymour, one OF
1940's outstanding rookie backs.
Seymour, former all-Big Six half
back with Oklahoma, wound up the
season as the Redskins third lead
ing ground gamer and fourth high
est scorer.
Seymour was the 18th veteran to
come to terms. Eliminating Babich
and Reichey. a total of SO players
are now In the fold.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Senate Out 10 CIinch
Pennant Tomorrow
In BaIIston Tilt
Standard Ten Is Routed
In Series Start; Carr
Noses Out Gorvin's

Senate Beer can clinch the l94l
championship of the Merchants
Softball League tomorrow night by
repeating last evenings conquest Of
Standard Linen in the first Of two
out-of three games playoff series at
Ballston Stadium.
With Abe Rosenfield pitching
three-hlt ball as his mates staged a
16-hit attack, the Beer sluggers
mauled their way to 1913 victory,
scoring in every inning except the
fourth ard seventh.
A real slugfest developed In Ma
tional Night League game at Wash
ington Stadium. where Lansburgh' s
pounded out three more hits to whip
Census Bureau. 14-10 Altogether
the winners collected Is hits. Bayha
and Aleshire getting 4 apiece.
In a Capital City League game at
the same site, Carr Bros ten was
outhit, 3 to 5. by Garvin's Grill. yet
finished on the long end of 30 de-
cision. Garvin's scored its two runs
in the second and made its lead
stand up until the fifth. when Carr
Bios. drove home the winning two
scores.
1t was pitchers day at Sherwood
Playground, where only four hits
we're made as Kavakos Grill and Fat
Boy battled to IL tie. Pitcher
Jack Smith got Kavakos' lone bingle
but Welded only three himself. Fat
Boy broke a scoreless tie in the
fourth, but Kavakos tied the score
in its next turn at bat before dark
ness halted play.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Over the Weight Dodge
Makes Game Ridiculous

The over-the-W weight dodge is de-
signed to make little extra money
for all hands, but it succeeds only
in making the fight game ridiculous.
The middleweight division is joke
today because Of over-the-Weight
matches. The HghtWeights are
moving in the same direction.
I do not say that Mr.. Jenkins and
Mr.. Angott are bad fighters. Mr..
Jenkins can hit like a mule and Mr.
Angott is both cute and game But
Montgomery, when he fought Jen-
kins, gave you the impression that
he could lick the champ any and
every night from here on, while the
record seems to indicate that Mr.
Angott, last time out, was Ray
Fohinsons dish.
The situation is so foolish that the
Deuce may try to straighten it out
with a few fortnight examinations
between now and the date of the
undisputed title fight. He may try
but he'll find trouble persuading Mr.
Angott and Mr. jenkins to have
any part of anything but each other
The boys are learning fast, over thu
weight.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

A homer by Shanks with the
bases loaded and another homer
by Milan enabled the Mats to de-
feat the White Sox, 8-5. for the
third straight time
Manager John McGraw of the
Giants was suspended indefinite
ly by President John Hevdler of
the National League for alleged
use of abusive language to Um-
pire KLEIN.
Mary K. Browne Of California.
regarded as America S hope to
defeat Mile. Lenglen for the
world tennis title. reached the
finals of the New York cham
pionship by eliminating Helen
Gilleaudeau, 60, 53.