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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23
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DEERFIELD

Mark Sands and family of Mariet-
ta were recent visitors at e. E. Bar
rett's.
G.. r. Mccall, w. A. Forsyth and
l.. w. Patterson were business Wis
itors in GAINESVILLE. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Finley en-
tertained at supper recently, Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Finley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Deedrick of McConnels-
Vile, and Miss Hazel Finley of
North Carolina.
Marshall Hankison of Norwich
visited Sunday at the E. S. Martin
home. nr
Harold Smith and family of Lem
OH Hill were Sunday visitors at A.
G. Bankes'.
Dwight Price is substituting on
the mail route during the illness o1
! the carrier, A. E. Blackburn.
Mrs. Carl James of GAINESVILLE and
Mrs. Vernice Maxwell of McConnels-
Vile visited a part of last week with
Mrs. Ruth Mccall. Her many friends
will be glad to know Ruth is show
ing a little improvement.
The Sunshine Circle sewing club
held a very enjoyable meeting on
Thursday, Jan. 8, with Mrs. Eta
Martin and daughter Miss Ferne
There were % present to enjoy the
sandwich dinner, which has been
decided to be used for this year
and quite lot of useful needlework
was accomplished The next meet
ing will be held on Thursday, Jan
23, with Mrs. Eta Maxwell.
very poor health.
Quite q few cases of whOoping
cough are reported in this vicinity.
Among the more severe cases are
the four children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ransom Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McKitrick and
SON Harold, Lee Hill of Mt. Zion,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Taylor of Malta,
and C. e. Lott and Arthur Hoyt of
Parkersburg, were recent visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Glass. Mrs.
Ollie McKitrick who had spent the
past several days with the Glasses
returned to her home.
Dies In Arkansas
E. E. Barrett received word of
the death of his aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Blankenship of Jonesboro, Ark.
whom he recently visited in COM
pany with his brother, F. B. Barrett
of the east side.
Among the more severe cases of
flu here are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Brock and son Robert, some of the
small children of Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
Weaver, Mrs. Tencie Bankes, May
Dard and Mildred Bankes, and A. w.
Greuey and son Teddy. Mr.. Greuey
remains very sick and is under a
doctors care.
Recent visitors at Ronald Fin
ley's included Herbert Rogers and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23

! Montgomery are on the sick list.
Donna Mae Harris spent the week
end with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Harris.
| Mrs. r. S. Harris entertained
Wednesday evening with a surprise
party honoring her husbands birth
day. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Vern Harris and son Vance, of
Sharpsburg, Chloe Harris of Bart
lett, Francis Smith, Doris Ball, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Carr, Mrs. Racy Goddard, Zane
Harris and Rev Harris the guest Of
honor. Lovely refreshments were
served by Mrs. Harris.
Marion Rebekah lodge will have
installation Tuesday night, Jan. 28.
All members are urged to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wood and
baby of Columbus spent the week
end at j. A. Woods 4 and Frank
Wolfes at Amesville.
Mrs. G.. P. Bowman spent the last
several days with her mothers, Mrs.
Glen Ross, at Bartlett, who is very
low.
The primary room of the school
reopened Monday, after being closed
three days on account of so much
sickness.
Methodist Churches
Schedule of services, Jan. 26
Subject, personal and the Local
Church. Worship: Oakland, 9:15
a. m.; Chesterhill, II a. m.; Ames-
vile, 7:30 p. m. Sunday school:
Amesville, $50 a. m.-Jessie Lortz,
superintendent; Chesterhill, 9:45 a.
m.-Emily Kinsey, superintendent; !;
Oakland, 1915 a. NE. J. Ross,
superintendent. Epworth League
service at the Chesterhill church.
Goldie Hoon and Marian Shook,
leaders.-G. C. Nutter, pastor
Mrs. Ada Wright Parkins Dies
Funeral services for Mrs. Ada
Wright Parkins, rs, were held Sun
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock, at the
Fawcett funeral home, with Rev. G.
c.. Nutter, officiating. Interment
in Amesville cemetery. Mrs. Park
ms was a daughter of, Simeon and
Lucy woodward Wright, and was
born and reared near Sharpsburg,
and following her marriage to Chas.
Parkins, resided at New Lexington.
After his death she returned to
Chesterhill. She is survived by two
brothers, Carl of Cambridge, and
Clyde of Toledo, and two sisters,
Mrs. Mae Hill of Largo, Fla, and
Miss Loul Wright of the home.
Mrs. Matte Crew King Ill
Word was received the last of
the week of the serious illness of
Mrs. Matte Grew King, of Browns
vile, Texas, who is ill with in
f1uenza. Mrs. King has spent the
past several summers here.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23

daughter Miss Alta and Mr.. and
Mrs. Basil Calihan and two chill
dren of GAINESVILLE, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Poleto and son Donald
Humphrey of Columbus.
Miss Forest Bankes, teacher in
GAINESVILLE schools. visited over Sun
day with home folks at Herbert
Bankes'.
Ed Raney and son Ralph of
Cheneyville and Frank and Miles
Jacobs, near Neelyville, were recent
visitors at e. E. Prices.
Denzil Slater and family and VIM.
Nelson of GAINESVILLE were recent
visitors with home folks at Harry
Brooks.
Floyd Greuey and family OF Ma
rietta visited over Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Greuey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilson
and families.
Mrs. Eura Barrett spent an even
ing last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Bankes in Malta.
Elmer Horner moved last week
to his farm here. His wife is eX-
pected to come this week
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23

Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Giles at Pennsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Lochary and
Mrs. Clark Talbot and son Terry of
Chesapeake, spent the week end
here.
Enlist In u. s. Army
Mr.. Vernon Wymer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Wymer, and Will
liam Nutter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
B. Nutter, left Tuesday morning.
They have enlisted in the U. S.
army corps.
The Sunshine Sunday school class
will have party Thursday night at
the home of Mrs. Martha Wood.
Mrs. Dora Bowman and Mrs. Donna
Carr will be assistant hostesses.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23
CHESTERHILL

The Good Will Sunday school
class met with. Alta Hoon, Friday
evening. The meeting was in charge
of the president, Mabel Bowman.
Those present included Beulah Faw-
cett, Pearl Calendine, Alice Faires,
Winnifred McCurdy, Maggie Wilson,
Lenore Gibbons, Bessie Clifford. Syl-
via Long, Bessie Schofield, Stella
Totman, Trixie Thomas, Marcella
and Mary Newburn, Delphine Shook,
Faye Davis, Beatrice Williams, and
Helen Snyder Lovely refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris and
children Richard and Linda were
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23

The Friends Study Group met
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Bowman. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Bailey, Carl and Edith Patterson,
Wilford Smith, Rule Schofield,
Grace Worthington, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
/. Schofield, Nathan Burgess, Eunice
Burgess and Sarah Patterson.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bowman were
business visitors in Columbus, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Startling
spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Mart Startling at Reynoldsburg.
Mrs. Abbie Denny is visiting few
days with friends in Malta.
Mrs. Mae Michener and Mrs. Bert
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23
Morgan County Thursday January

visitors Theodore Hoi-
IesseB Of ~ 80 =
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23

Smooth, firm-textured, Swanee
Suede RayOns evenly woven
and beaut u.lly finished
Sparkling new Spring patterns.
Washable. 80 to 40 inches
wide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

Output
Near High

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Record-
ing one of the largest gains in the
history OF the industry, cigaret
production in the United States in
July almost duplicated the output
peak set in June this year. Al
Is, 404. 257, 790 cigaretS. this com
pared with the June high mark OF
lS.498, 764 $50.
The gain in July over a year ago
amounted 10 2,49l ,6l6, 9s7 cigarets
or 1856 per cent. The biggest
gain ever recorded for single
months production came in Sep
TENDER, 1896. over the same month
of the previous year. In that
month cigaret production rose
3 1867 S00,093 units or 1911 pei
cent.
July was the eighth successive
month to set a new record high
for that months cigaret output
Not since November. 1910. has the
total for any month fallen under
the total for the corresponding
month of the previous year OF
failed 10 set a new monthly high
The high rate Of gain recorded
by the cigaret industry in the firs'
seven months indicates that fol
the full year output may run as
high As 100000. 900, 900 cigarets OF
about 2O,000,000.o00 more thar
were produced in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Gar Loddings Up
1925 in Week

WASHINGTON. Aug. %. -
Loadings of revenue freight during
the week ended August is totaled
s90,37 cars. an increase OF 1l.S25
over the previous week. 147.324
over the like week year ago,
and 220,5Sl over the like 1889
week, according 10 reports 10 the
Association of American Railroads.
This is a gain of 1.3 per cent
over the preceding week. for n
more than seasonal rise. The in
crease caused the Dow-Jones car
loadings index, 1926-l940 inclusive,
equals 100. 10 rise TO 1924 from
I1121. This is the first rise in the
index after three consecutive
weekly declines.
The total last week showed a
rise of 1913 per cent over the like
1910 period and of 329 per cent
over the 1899 period. In the pre-
vious week gain of 20.S per cent
was shown over year ago and OF
1923 per cent over 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
TWO BENCHED

The Dodgers blew theirs with
the Chicago Cubs. s 10 2. high
light Of this one being election OF
both Manager Leo Durocher and
Manager jimmy Wilson from the
game by the unnpires. The Cards
were knocked over by the Phila-
delphis PhIllies, 10 4 last night.
In still another night game. The
Pittsburgh Pirates downed the New
York Giants. ) 10 3.
The New York Yankees re.
NAMED Is games oit in front in
the American League. despite a
2 10 o loss 10 Bob Feller and the
Cleveland Indians, this being
Feller's twenty-first win of the
season.
The second place Chicago White
Sox were thumped by the Boston
Red Sox. s TO :, TO prevent the
former from advancing.
The St Louis Browns beat the
Philadelphia Athletics. IL 10 3
then lost 10 the As. u 20 o. with
Tom Ferrick hurting a four-hitter
Sam Chapman poled three home
runs for the Athletics in the two
contests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
.Johns-ManviNe
Redeems Stock

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Johns-
Manville Corporation will redeem
IS 900 shares of its Z per cent pre-
ferred on October l at Sl20 q
share. Shares 10 be redeemed will
be selected by lot on September q
Redemption Of these shares will
reduce the amount outstanding 10
lbs 900 shares and will bring 10
$4,000 shares the number which
have been redeemed since April,
1910.
1t is the policy Of the company
70 redeem the outstanding pre-
ferred stock from time 10 time and
it eventually hopes 10 retire all of
this stock. Originally the preferred
was outstanding in the amount OF
rs 600 shares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

One Of the most interested spec
tators at the Ryder Cup matches
this weekend will be the man who
won the National Open "a years
ago Alex Ross. professional at
Detroit Golf Club.
ITS going To he great
show" Ross enthuScd during
visit with Gene Sarazen. one of
the Challcngers, land 1 won't
miss any Of It,"
Ross won the National Open al
Philadelphia Cricket Club in 1907.
His total was 302. an average Of
75ia a round and the second low
est up 10 then in this event.
Ross had only nine clubs when
he won. Golfers now carry IL
clubs. but before this limit was
set tournament players often had
as many as 20 clubs in their bags
Alex clubs consisted of driver
brassie, cleek, midiron, mashie-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
ONE GAME BEHIND

One game behind are the ST
Joseph Autos, whom the Indians
knocked of for the second
straight time last night, 81, 10
gain the advantage. And hall
game back OF the Autos come the
Grand Rapids Colts, Flints opposi-
ton starting tonight.
The three-cornered struggle has
boosted attendance and interest
all around the state league.
Breaking out for five runs In
the sixth inning. Flint easily dis
posed of the Autos in their series
final last night. The heavy bar
rage was featured by three hom-
ers off the bats Of Gene Woodling,
Vern Freiburger and Cotton
Goodell.
Joseph orioseph also joined in
the circuit collecting business. one
OF eight hits the Autos garnered
off Frank Shulz.
Grand Rapids blew 50 verdict
TO Saginaw when Warren Martin
hurled five-hit ball and famed 13
The leagues other game saw
Frank Overnire record his sea
sons tenth victory--a IL triumph
over Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

Alex Ross, Golf Club Pro, Eagerly AWaits Start
of Ryder Cup Matches at His Club

iron. mashie. mashie-niblick, nib
lick and putter.
Alex recalls that Jack Hobens
with whom he was playing. made
a hole-in-one on the tenth hole OF
the first round. lie believes il
was the first ever made in The
National Open.
Funniest thing" Alex REM
missed. "Jack had played the
first nine poorly and was dis
cOuraged.
I'VE had n woman scorer. and
she told Jack not Ia worry,
declaring that man she played
with the day before had made
n hole-in-one on this hole and
that Jack could do II, too"
He did"
Alex also recalls that Hobens
led AZ the end Of the third round
but slipped on the final round and
finished third or fourth. Gil Mich.
oils was runnerup to Ross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Terry Moore
Improving Rapidly

BOSTON. Aug. % ms
Outfelder Terry Moore. 2o-year-
old 81. Louis Cardinals captain,
who was "beaned' by pitcher Art
johnson OF the Boston Braves. was
reported improving very rapidly"
today at 81. Elizabeth's Hospital
Moore, tenth Cardinal player 10
be injured this season. suffered
a cerebral conclusion and a slight
scalp decoration.
Or. Eddie O Brien. Braves ply.
siciar. disclosed that examination
OF X-ray plates. revealed nc
demonstrable fracture"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
{. {. {. 10 Purchase
Tobacco for British

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-The
Commodity Credit Corporation has
offered 10 buy up 10 10000 900
pounds Of 1889 flue-cured tobacco
suitable for requirements Of Brit
IiSh manufacturers" The corpora
ton will pay not more than the
original cost Of the tobacco when
purchased in the auction markets
plus packing. transportation. stor-
age and other carrying costs 10
Sept. /. 1871. il was announced.
Bids were requested by Soptem-
her 10. allowing the corporation
until November l TO accept them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Reds Sell Pearson
To Hollywood, Cal.

BOSTON, Aug. PINS
Manager Bill McKechnie of the
Cincinnati Reds today announced
the outright sale Of pitcher Monte
Pearson TO the Hollywood Club
of the Pacific Coast League.
Pearson, who was purchased
from the New York Yankees last
Winter. has a record of one wiz
and three losses for the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
GiebeII' S Four-Hitfer
Wins for Buffalo, 60

BUFFALO. Aug. q. Buffalo
Bisons today were three games
back Of the second place Montreal
Royals after scoring a so shutout
over Syracuse last night. Floyd
Giebell. recently obtained from the
Detroit Tigers, held the Syracuse
team 10 four hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
AT MARLBORO

AT MARLBORO
Weather. cloudy track tat.
FIRST Race HepIibah. Kennel Land
Route. More Sunshine, skswer. Beck =
Boz
Second Race Dancing Cloud Deon0,
WAY out Fiiek kennef nso Fres
Thrd Pacs-f4'is Surname Toysr'ch
Camp Meeting. April Wave. siEnoosrd
Three Mines
FouTth Race Repeat tosd poli
Eleven. Rsy6ror, Lady Timarois, BABY
SusAr
Ffth Race Coundra Bullet Der.
pyn Ginrbi Small Change Cav HI
sixth Race Duchess Del Clay Hi
Winter Money. Aimac, Psies Lad Tlrs
Scout
seventh Rsce-Tonisnns. Chilly rnnis,
Tar Miss
FtEhth Race ~ Chssra, West See
Echlsy Bucg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Flint Nine
.Regains
Top Spot
By GEORGE MAsKIN

Maybe they won't care If there
isn't any playoff after the regular
season is ended In the Michigan
State Baseball League.
The contenders. in the wake OF
the current goings-on in the
second half title chase, likely
would be too tired for a post.
season session.
Flint Indians, winner OF the
first half, are back on top agar
today by their selves. Their posi-
ton, however, is far from a com
Portable one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Highland Park
Tennis Results
MEMS SINGLES

Third Round Frank sirWaus defeated
Joe stan, 90. st
Fourth Round Jim Tobin defeated
Frank Sellberg, so. SO: Kenbark Peter
son defeated leo Levine. so So Ray
Gibson defeated Sirwafis, SO 6-f
Mems Douhes-MaN Gufman- Hobha RI
Nrobbe defeated Harley Kline-John Fu-
sioi, so 6-2 Harold Churchill Raw Gar
Tough defeated sellbers Frank skerski, IL.
IL, 81; Dick Prskken- Tohin defeated Dan
Callihsn-N stephens. ST. go Peterson.
Heth Wendt defeated John Kadaienic- Len
Miller, so. SO.
MONEYS SINGLES
Second Round Louise Biackman de-
fesfsd Eleanor Dragon al. go
Third Round --EiiIabeth Ripkman DO.
Peterson defeatsd Monica Keho, al, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
ITAnING HIIIFRs

Travis senators. $40. DiMagEio, YANKEES
$50 Culenhine Browns ss3.
National -- Etten Philles .33i; Hopp
Cardinals. .333. Reker, Dodgers, .32s
Mlxe, Cardinals, .322.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

Weather cisar track fast
Second Race Pembroke Commemorate.
Blue valley Selma Nay Marin Black
NsJsan. Epirsr Bow Land
Third Race BsFfawest Firnsv
Sixth Race Hurseon. Bequsst Trounls
Ben
seyrn'h Rscs--Johnny Rock. Green
orst BOY.
Eighth race declared or.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
LEADING PITCHERS

American -csrrasauei washington, go
Rufnng New York 1875: Conner New
York IA T. Lee. Chicago, 1875, Teller
Cleveland. 2l-10
Nstional-Krg, 81 LouLs, 20: Riddle
Cincinnati AZ; Whrs 81 Louis 1874
Cooper. 81. LOUIS, ia; Higos, Brooklyn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Marine News
DETROIT


IssHn arrived 40; Mnls $50, shssdle,
$40. Kuias. Black. IS: James MAZDA,
20. Kung, IS sennbar, S 30. sehoell-
10 Peter while wovin, ~ as MAriposa-
Mas 1898. Morrow. 1l.i5; Algosoo,
| II 80. c. s. Robinson. u 2s = m. Friday:
Bsrrallton Lake Allen u 80. Dualsp.
Gates BAKER 1870. LAughnn, ? oskvood,
cleared ? 20: suiphhs Nitchhnrs, 800
Fsrr. $40; Houghtou, 35i " F White
52s Green lslsne' $50. Trsmslns ar ar
Dia Aksu. arrived s 40; Rritamluhs. On
Frontensc. : 20 Bsrkhsrstsad constitu-
tion. arrived 20; Hsoara 49, Wind.
DOWN ButtevuP- sapor, cleared $40
p n. THURSDAY: Osborne ass sullivan
Bros, 500: Cadillac $50; wshoondsn,
10: crido.i. 7.5s: Chicago Tribuns. $50
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rived 1905. sulpnte-Delkote 10 as; Colo
| ~ rs. Kenora. y 90; Pathfinder. 1880,
l.. G Hanna. i.30 Dow Chemical 50
se,tr-ss 90 FenoPsesol ~ Nor NsS
EUwood $40, Marquette 800. Tspiln.
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J. p. Cowie, ~ 90 y m; Kee~aiir. !;
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Send. 3; J ( Farrell. 5: n 9. Wilkinson.
; go; Louis I'M J y NcAlpine. $50
iLehgh G Adams y. r. johnson. Zenith
CITY Harvester $40 Tue Barlow Esrge
Frugslity. 2 J. watt W. J Connsrs.
70 20. u r Jones. To- X W. Shaw Bryr
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Merle, ~ 30. ~. p Rsam. ". W. Hono-
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GAY; a G. Dinkey, Thos. Lamont, Wills
Edenhorn. Roeblng. W. p. Corey. 3.
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$50; ZeisinE, w. J. Filbert, a. J. T.
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Nv. A Reiss, 100; Crete. s.
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hama S 30 =. m. Thursday, c. A. Reiss
r. Butler o. International 2 30. T ?
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u n. Mclean, II 30; l.. f.. Block iounes'
town. Beaumont Parks. Barge c. II 20
ip. n Eugene Thomas, Msihewston. J.
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fred W. n. Schiller. 3; South American
s 30: p. n. Block. T. Britt. 8: Mariana
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hrsnnsr 6: W. schupp. Superior. 2; Bri'
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lnanEo. To-; r. J. Reiss soodoc II 30
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Burlington. =. m Friday. c. q Jenkins
+ 2 30; AlgowAy, NJ Mullen. 7.ao siss
Chemist G A. Paul. 4; J. " DAVIS s.
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Winnipeg. 1880; Mnch. Col. J. schoon-
maker s
Calm. clear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Baseball in Brief
~ international News service

HOME RIMS
yesferdays homers American League
Cforin Boston. YORK DETROIT Lewis
Washington sam Chapman 90, Johnson
~ ladeinhia: Laahs 81 LOUIS National
Hack Chicago. Young, New YORK
Leaders American. Keller! New YORK
10: Williams Boston IS DlMsgElo. New
YORK ~. National: Camili. Brooklyn Is
Nicholson. Chicago. and OFT, New YORK
each 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
RIMS RAIIEn IN

American DiMaggio. Yankees. ia: Ksl
lsr Yankee lo7; Williams. Red SOY %
Nattonal -Mizs Cardinals So. Camilll
Dodgers, S.. Nicholson. Guns, 81,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Scratches
AT RARRAGANsETT PAR

At HARRAGANsETT PARK
weather. cloudy track fss'
Firsi Race -Hsndersonian North Sea
Nsddis's Hero. Angry waters
Second Race Lady Msscsra, Vald!nA
Zss' Aqushslls. Lady Pomsay.
Finn Rscs-Ahbots Aair
Eighth Rscs-Hish Finance.
At SARATOGA
weather, cloudy, track fsE,
Firs, Raee--our Sailor Draw o Doom.
Third Race-Aiss Garlic
Fourth Racs-OsEs Navy.
Firh Race -~GfenAdisr
Eighth Rscs--Inscosqusl. Or. sucks.
At wAEHISGToN PARK
Wssihsr clear. track fAg
Firsi Rae, Mention r Dee BAuE.
Just Enuf. Impss.n. star Bhns. Modu.
lstor.
PM Rae. Mstchup onsuors.
EiEhth Rsoe-Might step.
AT THIsTLEnoVN
Weather. cloudy track. fast.
Ftrs' Raes--cgriiqusus
Fifth Race poesy
Hinth Rsc. (suhs.i;u,s) Declared N
At STANFORD PARK
weather. clear track fast
Frst Racs-T rlsEis Hucharesi.
siucco.
Second Race Bun.iia
Tnird Race Lit'ls Trek Purbv.
Seventh Race Pl'ohbsnds Rare Dia-
mond. Point Lace.
EiEh;h Race Declared OF.
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Reds BeIdted
Flag Drive
Seems Doomed
Champions Started
Too Late to Catch
Leaders Who
Continue to Win
BY LAYTON CARVER



NEW YORK. Aug. %. - Having
played great and mediocre baseball
by turns all season. without the
strain of being up where the pace
is fast and the battle hot, the Gins
cinnati Reds have begun TO come
on in defense OF their National
League pennant. They've won il
of their last u games, behind a
pitching staff that approaches the
greatness OF the Red flinging stall
warts last season, and the year be-
fore when they hurled their way
into the World Series.
Yet, the big trouble with the
Cincinnati situation, as IL bears on
the Brooklyn Dodgers and 81.
Louis Cardinals championship
hopes, is that the Reds seem 10
have made their bid little too
late, like a trailing Whirlaway
which is running faster than the
rest of the field but hasn't enough
room left 10 get up before hitting
the wire.