davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-05-22

Just-a-Mere club was enter
tanned Wednesday, May 81 by
Mrs. Earl Stauffer.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-05-22

Mrs Gerald Mills and Mrs Wolfe entertained with
Friday night May 49, the home of Mrs John Walsh,
honor of their Mrs Kenneth Walsh ane Weakey)
bride Games played and the bride received gifts Re-
freshments served Shown the above picture Mrs.
Kenneth Walsh (ane Weakey) Mrs John Walsh and Enor Mer
Other present included Weakey Mrs. Rosa
Mills June Mills Mrs Glenn Mills Mrs. Theodore Kemp, Mrs.
Weaey Mrs Henry McCracken Mrs Robert Simpson, Mrs Harold
Lybarger Mrs Louise Black Mrs Minnie Campbell Mrs Lille Ir
vin Mrs Frank Berry Mrs Roy Ardey Mrs Weakey Mrs
Louis Wolfe Mrs Ernest Wolfe Mrs Gerald Mills Martha Anne
Mills and Jerome Ardrey.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-05-22

The regular meeting of Delta
Chi Sigma sorority was held in
the sorority rooms, Monday, May
49,.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25
Disco Notes

Mr.. ana Mrs. Luke 4. Leon
ard and son, Cyril, returned
Sunday from q To-day vacation
motor trip to Duluth, Grand
Marias and other points Of in-
\ terest In Minnesota, taking The
boat enrouts from Ludinston -
Manitowc, Wis, touring other
parts Of the state and returning
BY way Of the upper peninsula
Of Michigan.
Mrs. John Boughner Il spend
ine the week In BifminghAm
taking charge Of . GIFT Shop foe
her sister and husband while
they are On . vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Switzse
have returned from . motor
trip, last week, through The
northern peninsula Of MichisAn,
ana parts o. Wisconsin.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick u french
road spent the day IA Dstroit
Tuesday.
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Name Ufica Rofary Committees
Alus,inun,Drioe
Plannedin Utica

UTICA - In compliance with
the Aluminium Procurement
Campaign In Michigan, Mayor
Matthew J. Rettmiller, Of Utica,
has set aside Thursday, July 81,
@ collection day In the drive in
Utica.
Mayor Rsttmiller Is asking the
Boy Scouts Of the city to assist
In . house-to-house campaign on
that day. All housewives are
asked 70 contribute Ill discard
ed utensils. Starting on Mon
day contributions may be thrown
over the fence 1t the vacant lot
It the Chapoton Hardware on
Cas- street or retained for col
lection.
An appeal u made to all by
the mayor that Utica may make
4 good showing in the drive.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25
Haven

Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Jones
were Detroit callers Saturday
evening.
Dinner guests Wednesday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. K. Hoster were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Angel Of
Mount Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brough-
ton were luncheon guests Thurs
day Of Mrs. John Gilmore at
Romeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gillett
spent Wednesday and Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Kern
at their cottage at st, Clair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Harm
and family were Sunday guests
of Fair Haven friends.
Mrs. Emma Lunger spent
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Edward Fries.
Mrs. Vernon Markewood and
son of Roseville spent Friday
with Mrs. Frank Madaus.
Saturday evening guests of
Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Liebzeit
were Mr., and Mrs. Alfred FOL
liner Of Rochter and Mrs, Will
liam Miller Of Utica,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25
Utica Drahees
Like The Army
Word b Received
from Two Youths

UTICA-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Odgsrs have received this week
4 most gratifying letter from
their son, Fred Odgers, who en-
tered service on July 8. Fred ID
now stationed ut Fort Mon
mouth, Red Bank, New Jersey
Fred states that he Is doing
the same work which he previ-
ous1y did with the Jam Handy
Corporation In Detroit. and is .
member Of Company B, 5th Ba-
tallion. Photographic Division
Of the Signal Corps. The camp Is
wonderful and the leafs" fine
Mr.. Odgers says, and as soon as
matters can be arranged Mrs.
Odgers will join him.
Another draftee, M urice
Michael, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilham Michael, of Utica, re-
ports to friends In the city from
Camp Wolters. Texas, where he
is now stationed.
Temperatures Of 134 degrees
make il almost unbearable for
one from Michigan. He is q
member Of Company A, Gath
Trf. TT. Bn. Many of the boys
have been Obliged to enter the
hospital Maurice states.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25
New Baltimore
Notes

DR.. and Mrs. e. ]. Dudzinski
entertained at q dinner party,
Wednesday. The group included
DR.. and Mrs. William Kane. DR..
and Mrs. Russell Salot and Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford John, Of Mount
Clemens and Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Brewer of Detroit.
You are cordially invited to
attend the New Baltimore Con-
gregational Sunday School, Bible
Class at 1890 AM. Mr.. Short, Of
Detroit, will be in charge Of the
class July ~. He will also talk
for ten minutes at the close Of
Sunday School.
Mrs. Allan Conn (the former
Ethelwyn Livingston who taught
school here IN 1927 and .1o21a
and sons, Allan and Tommy, Of
Villagrove, Illinois, will spend
the days from Monday to Friday
at the home Of Mrs. Melvin
Fuerst.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25
Legal Notices

:. Es:sss q Aassaaas PaAHsw-C lains-
October 9, 1871 1907
STATE or MICHIGAN, ne probst.
Court for The County q Nscomb.
~ session Of said Court, held q tn
Probate Office IN the City Of M. Glenn
ene In said County. On the gard day q
July A. D. lo4l.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. Tromhiy.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Anse-
Ina Pankow. Msnt lncomp Person.
lt appearing - the Court that tha TIM
fcr presentation Of the claimo aeainot
said estate should b limited ana that :
tmne ana place - appointed % receive,
examine and adjust ali claims and d.
mands against said incompetent By and
Before said Court:
Il II Ordered. That creditors Of eaid
incompetent are required to present
tsetr cIaims to ssid Court at ssid Pro-
q October AID. io4l, ct ten o'clock IN
Ne forenoon. ssid time and place BE-
Inc hereby appointed for the examina-
ton and adjustmmt Of al elains and
demands against said lncompetenf.
70 b Further Ordered, 1hat publjc
notice thereof b given BY publication
q . copy Of THE order for three Success
o1vo Weeks previous 10 sald day q
Aoarins. n the Daily Monitor, Z nsws-
1opf printed and circulated h sai1
JOSEPH v. rRoAsBLY.
Judge Of Probate.
4 xA ny ssSxSKKarsor.
! voGlotoe q Probate.
July 1s-Aus. EDMONTON
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur N. Chap
oton were Sunday guests Of
friends in Terndale.
"Golgotha" the talking mo-
ton picture given at the high
school auditorium under the aus
pices of the Utica Eastern Star,
was well received by Utica resi-
dents and showed to fair audi
ences. The excessive heat kept
many at home.
Mrs Augusta Award, of
Warrington, Is staying with her
sister, Mrs. Charles Kiekbusch,
for q few weeks. Mrs. Kiekbusch
10 recovering from Z fall in
which she broke her wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Tyack are
having as their dinner guests
on Thursday evening Mr..
Tyack's sister. Mrs. Flossie Val
lier and son Joseph, Of Pontiac.
Residents of Lincoln avenue,
Utica, to the numbes Of a en-
joyed . picnic outing at Bloom
or State Park near Rochester,
on Monday.
Herman Barg, rural letter car
rier, Is enjoying his annual vaca-
ton. Roy Malow 10 acting rs
substitute carrier.
Born on Monday, July II, to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Horger
(Ruth Dunn, Of Hall road,
Utica) at . Pontiac hospital, .
daughter.
Mrs. Fred Kirchner and da-
tighter Elizabeth returned on
Sunday from q weeks stay At q
cottage at Van Etten Lake near
Oscoda.
Mrs. Harry Graham, Of Crosse
Pointe, was the guest Of Miss
Lucille Messmore On Wednes-
day.
Marilee Mcclellan, littl da-
lighter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nc
Clellan Is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Levi Togelsonser.
In Rochester, for q week.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Mess
more and daughter Marjory Sue,
Of Grand Rapids, are guests Of
the doctors mother, Mrs. H. O.
Messmors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney odser1
have returned from their vaca-
ton spent ut their cottage II
Patterson Lake and other points
north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crothers,
Of Negaunee, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Sidney Odsers.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25
Richmond

The Krause reunion wss
held for the first time at the
home of Mrs. Clara Krause in
Richmond township. Guests
were present from Crosse
Pointe, Mount Clemens, Capac,
New Haven and Richmond.
More than so members OF the
We'll family held their reunion
at the Theodore We'll farm home
near st. Clair. A pot-luck din
ner was served and games and
cards furnished the entertain
ment. Guests were present 1rom
Richmond, Detroit, Ortonville,
and st. Clair.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas
OF Calumet have announced the
engagement an d approaching
marriage Of their daughter, Jane
to Maynard Hurlburt, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Hurlburt Of
this village. The wedding will
Be: "a event Of August. ~
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Washington

Miss Irene Jones Of Detroit,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Allerdine
Of Muskegon. Mrs. George Cross
man Of Dowae iac, Mrs. Mable
Gray Of Muskegon, and Mrs.
Minnie Hathaway Of Kalamazoo
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J,
O. Hazard Wednesday. The
latter three ladies' cousins OF
Mrs. Hazard remained for q few
days longer visit. It has been
. number Of years. since they
were together.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25

UTICA-Howard @. Griss-
man, president Of the Utica Ro-
tary Club, has announced his
committees for the year as fol-
lows:
!. CLUB SERVICE: Chairman r.
". Gilchrist.
~ Fellowship and Attendance:
Matthew J. Rettmiller. John An
sdrus and G. Omer Crissman.
Membership and Classifica-
ton: George Eppler and Ernst
Nahn.
:, Program: Clarence H. Church
and DR.. D. B. Wiley.
\ Rotary Information: Rev. ].
Dekeyser and DR.. D. B. Wiley.
" Public Information: Charles
N. Foster.
Sergeant-at-Arms: Edward w.
Havel.
INTERNATIONAL SERVICE:
chairman, DR.. L. r. Hirth, DR..
Thos. Kerns and Carl Gladys.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25
CiIchrist is Choirmon
Of Club Service Group
Dr. Histh Hseds International Service
Committee; Dv. Tsws Community Heed

COMMUNITY SERVIC 4 (:
Chairman, DR.. A. =. Tsws.
Boys Work: Henry Schsper,
Percy Bunting and Arthur
Chapoton.
Crippled Children: DR.. Thos.
Kerns, w. r. Davis and j. v.
Messrnofe.
Rural Urban: e. A. Schwarz-
koff, VIM. Kiekbusch and Sidney
Odgers.
VOCATIONAL sERvIc Z:
Rev. Tr.. Edward D1Ksyssr,
Henry Gage and Charles M.
Foster. Wt
At the Tuesday evening din
ner meeting the Rotary Club
members were entertained with
a fine talking picture, Army on
Wheels" presented through the
courtesy Of Frank Pointer. How
ard Crissman was program
chairman.
Guests included Conrad Kid
der, of Hammond, La; John Ul-
lrich and Joe Waller, Of Mount
Clemens and Stewart Baker, Of
Birmingham.
A "Secretary's button" was
presented to the Club secretary,
Leroy Tyack, by DR.. A. r. Tews.
President Crissman also received
his Presidents pin.
Complete plans will be. an
nounced at the next meeting re-
garding . boat trip to be taken
by Rotarians and Rotary AIMS
on Tuesday evening, August IL.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25
Utica Luncheon Nets
Church Group SAB

UTICA - More than $40 was
received from q luncheon given
on Wednesday afternoon on the
spacious lawn of the home Of
Mrs. A. Ptack Of Hamlin road,
Just off Rochester road, by st.
Lawrence Altar Society of the
Utica church. Assisting host
esses were Mrs. Jack Russell,
Mrs. Leo Kolowich, Mrs. L. Far
ura, Mrs. r. Powers, Mrs. A..
Panke, Mrs. Frank Vankier and
Mrs. Frolich.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25
ThuIa's Beauty Shop
Opens IN udu
lnstsll New Equipment
et New loeotiea

OUTICA - An invitation was
extended this week 70 every wo-
man In Utica and vicinity to visit
the new, modern Thula's Beauty
Shop on Main street. over Mer-
kle and Nevmaier's market.
Mrs. Thula slovarp, prophet.
ress Of the new shop, who ex-
tended the invitation, stated that
everything was In readiness in
the new location to give Utica
women the finest in personal
beauty work. Additional equip
ment and facilities have been
added throughout for the com
fort and convenience Of all OF
our patrons" Mrs. Slovarp said
Miss Elna Ledford and Mrs
Leone Kerner Wales will con-
tinue a. operators in the new
establishment.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25
UTICA CHURCHES

Russell Trazona, with q fine
lyric tenor voice, will be the
guest soloist 1t our service next
Sunday morning at 1890. Those
who heard him, when he sang
here several months ago, will
want to hear him again. "Mak-
ing Good" Is the subject Of .
message to be given BY the pas
tor, Frank B. Stafford. This
service IL OPEN to al. Every.
body welcome.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25

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RULES

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wIlpr o WARNER

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BARGAIN For sale. 9 stool restau-
rant. Good business. gooc locA-
ton, loE overhead. Cal Garland
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FARM BARGAIN

3-ROOM BUNGALOW and bath.
garage. woodshed and lots,
near North 45th and Bennett
SITS. for 800 Terms.
NJ. F. MCNEIL
1901 Puget Sound Bank Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

roE sAfk -Is4i HafisT e. asiuss
equipment. Wi ssii equity ia
Court q bsfgFs . "a 800 No.
EFs after
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Boat, and Motors

Harlsy Dsyidson Motorcycles
CLARENCE rOfsfIh co
1911 81 Fssestt Htfa 91e
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MUELLER
HARKINS
Specials!

.No-rA X"
PRICES ME- AN GENUINE
SAVINGS ON QUALITY USED
CARS IRA DEsl EASY
TERMSl
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F1VE-ROOM BUNGALOW. Near
X Street bus line, 23rd street
district. Living room, fireplace.
dinette. cabinet kitchen, two
bedrooms, 3-piece bath. base
ment, furnace; two lots. garage.
Price $500. Substantial down
payment required.
NEW CAPE COD. five rooms.
Sheet rock walls: living and din
ing room; mahogany finish. Two
good sized bedrooms. beautiful
cabinet kitchen. tile bath. half
basement. oil furnace. two lots,
on sewer Close to school and
bus. Price $4,000; $500 down.
FLA monthly payments.
HORACE MANN SCHOOL DIST.
Two houses. one six-room and
one three-room. Rented for s25
and IS per month: on two-lot
corner. Can be handled for $500
cash. balance $40 per month.
-, 1,
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onDEn yols boat nos Aofr.sons
Quality Boats Morrison Boat SHOP
Milton. Esshinxson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Beavers Win

SAN DIEGO-Portland socked
San Diego 4 to 2. shutting off a
ninth inning rally last night.
The Beavers scored three runs in
the third on two doubles, Eddie
Pellegrini's error and a walk.
The Padres, in the ninth, rallied
desperately. Bill salkeld and Mike
Haslin singled and Johnny Jensen
walked. Stan sperry scored
Salkeld and Haslin with a timely
hit, but Whitley Hilcher was called
in to relieve Ray Harrell and he
forced Cedric burst 10 pop out
and George before TO hit into a
double play.
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Tigers Thump
Vancouver, 6-5
Elmer Smith Gives
WuY for Pincher

NANCOUyER-Late inning
home runs enabled Tacoma Tigers
to catch and pass Vancouver Cap
ilanos to win 3 Western Interna-
tonal league game. 8 to 5. here
last night.
Trailing 5 10 2 going into
the eighth. Tacoma cut the
margin when MARY Rickert
singled and Bill Gray waIloped
q home run, his third extra
base hit Of the evening. having
previously socked two triples.
In the ninth Tacoma took the
lead when Nal Mallory walked and
Fav Starr hit for The sfro,ttt
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Seals Beaten

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES blew
its hot breath on the necks of
the birthplace San Francisco and
San Diego clubs yesterday by
clouting the Seals IL to 5. The
Twinks got six runs in the third
inning and never were headed.
Cliff Diapers double cleaned the
bases in that frame and San
Francisco errors accounted for
another pair. Babe Herman and
Dapper added insult to injury in
the fourth by hitting for the cir
cult Herman boosted his batting
average TO .405 by also getting
two singles.
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Tony freiias
Earns Medal
Veteron Works in
4 Tits In 5 Days

sACRAMENTo-when medals
are passed out for Woodworking
pitchers. Tony Freitas. the tiny
Sacramento southpsw. will be at
the head Of the list. Working
his fourth game in five days, Tony
turned back the second place
Seattle Rainiers last night while
the solons were scsmpering home
a 7 10 2 winner.
Freitas allowed the beer
boys only IL scattered hits
and bested Dick Barrett for
the second time In their three
meetings this year. The
Solons combed Barrett for IS
blows. with Jack Sturdy ac-
counting for four singles In
five trips.
With the score tied 2-all going
into the eighth, Gene Handley
tripled to right field scoring a
runner. and five Scion singles in
a row brought in four more runs
in the big inning.
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Aottihs 10 - 10
aBatted for oliver in sth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Spokane. ....... 900 oo4 olo olo oo-6
Salem. ........ l20 600 o20 oio OIL
SUMMARY
Winning pitcher. Windsor: losing
pitcher. KinnamAn. innings pitched,
By Oliver q, Aderson IL. tanning 3,
Windsor 9. KinnamAn Q. at bat. off
Oliver So Anderson IS. tanning Il.
Windsor AZ. kinnaman o. hits off
Oliver 7. Anderson 9, tanning 2.
Windsor 9. Kinnaman s. rus scored
off Oliver 5 Anderson 5. tanning
1. Windsor /. KinnAmAn /. runs
responsible for. Oliver 4, Anderson 4.
tanning !. windsor /. KinnAman i:
struck out. by oliver 8, tanning 2.
Windsor 9: bases on balls. off oliver
;. Anderson 3. Lannins 5. Windsor
3. left on bases Spokane II. Salem
IL; home run. Hughes. three base
hits. Lghtner. Martinez. two-base
hits. Peterson. Mccormack 2 Bates
runs batted in. Ltghtner. LAnifero.
Cameron. Hughes 3. Milani. Berg-
stTom. Meyers, Bates. sacrifices. Grif-
fiths. Oliver. Alden. Lsghtner: stolen
bases. Milani. Hughes. Adams. double
plays. Cameron % LAnifero 70 Bate.
Adams 70 Griffiths Martinez 10
Milani. 1Anifero 20 Bates GedEius 20
Martinez TO Milanl. Martinez 70 Gee :
gus 70 Nilsni. time :oe. Umpires.
EnEer and Nelson.
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ANGELS Score

OAKLAND-Los Angeles fin
ished fast last night TO nip Oak
land TO in a game featured
BY the wholesale Punishment Of
five Seraphs and Manager Johnny
Vergez of the Acorns by Umpire
Henry Tanning. The Seraphs ap-
parently were riding Tanning after
a called decision.
The Angels. trailing 4 10 in
the eighth, scored three runs on
three hits and two errors. and
tailed another pair in the ninth.
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Bstisd for weldon in sishth.


summary-Runs batted in, Bonetti,
Younker. johnson. Madrid. Stamper,
stolen base. Younker. sacrifice, Ma
drid. double plays. stamper 20 Reese,
Toreerson unassisted: left on bases,
Wenatchee 10. Yakima 7; bases on
balls, off Weldon 9. Greer 5; struck
out. BY Weldon s. Greer 5. Raimondi
/. hits. off Weldon 5 in 7 innings 8
runs. off RAimondi l IN ! inning no
runs: runs responsible for, Weldon 3;
earned runs. Yakima g. passed ball.
FARRELL; losing pitcher. Weldon. UNI
pires. Kaliis and Weisgerber; time OF
game, 2.03.
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00ORE ID ANEANoo
lhoomA .s.....s.... .UOu lOO O<1-o
NaucouFtT ............A Oo lll WV
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher, Jonas. off 4. Smith
In 8 innings Is hits. s runs. strike
outs, bases on balls: off Jonas In
eia innings IL hits. 9 runs. strike
outs. bases on balls. off Goldman
In = innings no hits. no runs. 2
strikeouts. no bases. on ball: off
Holmes In one inning. no hits. no
runs, strikeouts. one base ON balls.
passed ball, Stoeber: left on bases.
Tacoma 9. Vancouver 10. home runs.
Jolley. Grey starr; 3-bAse hits. Gray
2, 2-base hits. Mcoinnis. Perry; runs
batted In, Llngua 2 Perry. koehler
Jonas. Jolley 2. Gray a. sacrifice
Wright: stolen bases, Wright. Linz
qua. McOinnis. double plays. NAL
Tory 20 Hanson TO Gray 2. Jolley 70
Wright. McGinnis TO Wright. time.
2:2o. umpires, Valerie and Moran.