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Ths Ssp~ss.e hlgn command an.
nOssnesd u had received m rsss~sf
o. respect hsnIis - an open eity
and therefore you'd eootinse 70
bomb B, az long ~ IL necessary
for military purposes -.
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Aliens Turn
Radios
Police Tuke 10
Sets. so Cumeros

Aliens Of countries with which
United States IL Al war were
ordered Saturday by u. =. A..
torney General Francis Biddle 10
surrender 10 the nearest police sta
ton all radio transmitting sets.
short wave sets Including radios
capable Of tuning In on short
wave) and cameras.
Ten radio sets and 50 cameras
have been deposited st the local
police station In response 70 the
order. Capt. Of Detectives William
Farrar revealed Monday.
Deadl,ne Listed
Other aliens were requested 10
bring their sets 10 the station not
later than II p. m. Monday. Those
failing 10 heed the request are
subject 10 arrest and iniernment.
Capt. Farrsr said.
Aliens possessing standard
radios capable Of short wave recsp-
ton may keep their sets with the
following provisions:
Short wave coils must b. re-
moved.
7-switeh changed 10 direct
wiring used only in standard
brosdeasts
3-Tuned not lover than $40 or
above 1850 kilocyelss.
statement Required
The above work must be done
by an authorized radio repsifFnsp
who. in a statement containing the
make and serial number Of the
radio upon which hs worked. shall
certify the designstsd changes
have been made
In his communication 20 tina
local department.. the attorney
general pointed out that sets are
not being confiscstsd. but merely
held until circumstance merit
their return. Those leaving their
property ~iii reesis. receipts for
which the goods viil b. returned
a, the proper time. !, was stressed
that the creates, majority Of the
aliens affected BY ths order are
loyal 20 United States and It's ira
dlflonz. and officials esre urged
10 display care and diplomacy IN
fulfilling the ordsrs
Local headquarters all not be
called upon 70 enforce the order.
bit merely 10 act az q receiving
station for surrendered sstk.
Actual enforcement viii - left %
government agencies.
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IslsT DAY IN RUSSIA

N10SC0N-A strong Eussisn
tank unit hsi dizlo-dged German
detencer= 1rom 20 towns and ysl.
.lzges in two ds VS. fighting on the
MOSCOW deferase srt. Soviet com
nunIoue said Monday, while front
cisparehes reported Nan corn
ma nders were Throwing hastily.
ASSEMBLED units into action IN
despexart attempt 10 srenr the Red
zrny's sdyanee.
Beuween Dec Il and q. Russian
~ro-op< IN the E(sIinin sront Moth
xe-t Of MOSCOW drove IN. Ger
mans from 80 populated places,
he Sovaet Information bzir@aZ re-
ported.
Enem< Eouted' Fiee-
{ II asd TIE enemy VA routed
.nd fed leaving huge stores Of
usnoli.< and equipment In 10
dzys rear Ksinin. N. Russia rs
eIzineo IN, capture Of ioa German
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from the United States IN 1919.
They also have been circulating
rumors about inactivity az the
u. \. fleet which the navy says
are designed 10 trek this coun.
try into disclosing the location and
Intention Of its vsrships.
Mr. Roosevelt told thu 10. $50 O0o
Fiiipinos In q dramatic short wave
radio message that the entire
fighting msnpower and resources
Of the United States stand behind
his pledge.
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Nazi Garrisons
Are Wiped Out
British Ruid Two
Isles Off NorwoY
BY SIDNEY ]. WILL ANS
United Press Writer

LON DON British land, sea and
air forces IN dramatic raid on
the Norwegian coast. wiped OUT
two german garrisons, destroyed
nine ships and vsluabls instaIa-
tons and captured IS Germans
and nine Norwe gian Qsislin Is. q
comnuniaue said Monday
British shock troops landed on
two islands off the Nowegi ian
coast Saturday under cover OF q
smoke screen laid dowr 10y their
planes and a bonbaroment by air
planes and warships. vhih long
range bombers blasted the near
est German air field, 100 miles
away, to prevent dispatch OF
rescue planes. IL WAS disclosed.
Landings were made on the
island Of vaagso<. a key Ger
man convoy base between
Bergen and Krb tiAns and, and
ON the adjacent island of
Maa1oy.
osl tanks. ammunition dumps, a
wireless station. Quisling indus
trial plant and n lone German
tank vert destroyed during the
SIX hours and 10 m mites the shoe X
troops remained ashore.
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sewsunoov Douenl6 - 1cnn1rv
0svMoe s6eleegD w~go eoCnuou1 r
NV 49, 80 - - nngcnmn
Lssss fvvni.
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''Ths United states navy q fol-
lo~ing ar intensive and well
planned campaign sgssnst ths Jap
snsse forces which uall result Ia
positive szslsisnes 20 the asfsnss
Of ths Philippians islanes
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y aid In Success

A Joint connaurzlqus OF the 40.
nairalty, war office and air min
istry described ~ q complete
SUCCESS = raid which sppta red 20
CONTINUED on Page z, Column -
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FLEET NOT Ipf.E-

The nsyy--for obvious rsssons
gave no hint IN tn announcement
Of the ~wsiI-pianned campaign
the Pacific fleet has embarked
upon 10 aid General Douglas Mac
Arthur's Philippine defense forces
But the fleet ia not die the
navy said. despiss rsmors esrcu-
lated by Japan.
III IL obvious tkes~ rs1sess
are Intended Esd directed -
ths Philippians islsads." tss
sAsy's announcement ssid.
'-Ths Philippines may rest as
sursd that while ths United states
navy sili not be tricssd into dis.
closing vital Information. ths fleet
Ia not Idle.
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iarrie T. Andrews and h

daughter. Nancy. IS No. y st.
w<ts holiday visitors al the home
Continued on Page o. Column 81
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The Northern Lights Handicap
tops the card today at LonEaores
which resumes its weekly racing
with a twilight program.
First post Is at 4 o'clock.
The Northern Lights Is a graded
handicap for 3-year-olds and NJ
over a racing strip l lis miles
long.
The overnight's list nine starters
comprising the following field:
Buyer Beware. stingy Lady
Miss Baker. Pescadero. Go-Getter
Bonicon. Train Signal. Beldsd and
Mightycar.
Train signal 10 he ridden by
F1oNd Mccormick will pack
high weight of ia pounds.
Next high weight i Miss
Baker. the good one from the
barn of Needmore with Young
Dug Dodson In the irons.
Twilight racing will continue
through Thursday.
Regular afternoon racing begins
Friday ladies Day. with the first
post at 2 O'Clock and winds up for
the week with the event of the
year-the $4,000 Longacres Mile
It now appears that the Mile
will have u starters. the entry OF
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RY United PRESS

Tacoma and Wenatchee split in
Western International play last
night at Wenatehee. the Tigers
winning the seven-i sling opener
II and Wenatchee coming back
to win the nightcap Sd with three
runs in the final frame.
A smooth two-hit pitching job
by Al Lien, ranking with the best
in the league this year. last night
game Yakima a 40 shutout over
the league-leading Spokane In
dams
The Pippins obtained 10
safeties off Damon Hayes,
Spokane hurler. and eyened
the score for whitewashing
the previous night at the hands
n the Tribe.
Their victory also secured the
Pippins' second place ranking.
Vancouver lost ground in dropping
1914 SUGGEST to Salem. The
Solons clinched the game with a
nine-run burst in the eighth.
Thirty-five hits were raped out
during the game and six pitchers
saw service.
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Paiiy's Kid
Brother Plays

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. - ] us
plain Herman Berg, jr.. will start
out over the Omaha Field club
course Aug. rs with the pick of
the nations amateur golfers in
their annual tournament but II
he wins or turns in creditahle
performance, he'll become Patty
Berg's kid brother" overnight.
This 1e-year-old redhead will he
making his first bid for golfing
fame in a big-time tournament
and, as in the case Of Patty. trail
ing him around the course will
be his father. Herman. ST.
Herman. sr.. taught the funda-
mentals of golf so well to his
daughter that she won about every
available women's title while still
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Joe and Marva Bill and Coo

C1uCAGO-Joe Louis and his
wife billed and cooed today. for
getting their court quarrels and
planning q brief second honey
moon before Joe begins training
for his fistic quarrel with Lou
Nova next month.
"We're going to Michigan
1sr . ssoond honeymoon" the
heavyweight champion an
nounosd after he had Kissed
Ms wife for the cameramen
ed carried her from Master
- Chanccry Dwight s. Bobb's
hearing room
Il figure well have a week or
- before start training again.
Maybe Msrva win stay with me
during training"
The reconciliation cancele 4
Narvs's divorce suit filed last
July s She accused the Brown
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Russ Elliott
Trap Ruler
Missouriun Winner
Of Target Classic

NANDALIA. O.-Russ Elliott Of
Raytown. Mo. lanky 42-year-old
park operator. today held the
North American clay target cham
pionship as the 42nd annual grand
American trspshoot moved into its
third day.
Elliott defeated Ed Ross Of
Mil;ersport. o., IL tn ~ In a
shoot-off yesterday after they
had tied at 1879 targets in the
regular competition.
Clyde B. Wells, Bridgeport,
Conn. won the professional title
when he shattered 1919 of 200.
The first annual Champion of
Champions" race for women went
to Mrs. Bunny Sanders of Keyser,
W. Va, who cracked 9s of 100 to
defeat 20 other feminine state
champions.
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Peppers Down
In Coast Race
Drop to SEVENTH
Lead After Defeat
BY UNITED PRESS

The Sacramento Solons. who
have been running away from the
rest Of the Pacific Coast league all
year. today were down 10 seven
game lead. the closest they have
been to the common people in
many weeks.
Seattle tied for second place,
knocked a blue chip off the Sacs'
pile last night with a 1921 VIC
tory.
Sacramento ran up go
lead against Hal Turpin in the
first three innings, hut Pitcher
George Munger blew up In the
fourth and the .Rainiers pelted
him for seven hits and seven
runs.
Seattle continued the rout with
four more in the fifth and another
in the sixth. belaboring Bill Cap
linger and AL Hollingsworth.
II was Caplingers loss. Paul
Gregory replaced Turpin and fin
ished for the winners. each club
getting Is hits. Jo-Jo White of
Seattle. VINO is on hitting streak,
got four for five.
San Diego held its tie for sec
ond place by beating last-place
Portland. 9-2. Yank Terry won
his DIST game of the year and
cooled the Beavers on two hits.
His teammates scored in the
fourth when Mel Mazzera came
home on George McDonsld's fly.
SEVEN RUNS
In the fifth inning the Padres
poured in seven runs on three
doubles, three walks and three err
rors. Mcdonald got three hits in
five chances. Terry was wild in
the ninth, walking in a Portland
run on four straight passes. but
recovered and got the side out.
Hollywood took double
header from Oakland. AZ and
AS. Johnny Barrett broke up
20 tie i'm the ninth inning
of the opener, hitting with the
bases loaded TO score Chris
Dapper and Bill Lillard.
Wayne Osborne held the
Acorns to six hits. Lou lost
pitched the nightcap win, also
allowing six hits.
Ed Stutz had plenty Of trouble
hut got sen Francisco through a
Is victory over Lo5 Angeles.
Los Angeles threatened in the
seventh with johnny Stamper
knocking Harvey Storey in from
first with double and scored later
on Peanuts Lowrey's drive to left
field. but San Francisco got two
more in the eighth to draw away.
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Army Navy
Men TO See
Husky Tits

SEATTLE. Nssh.-The AL
Transfers union today arranged
for 1000 army and navy men 10
see each home football game Of
the University q Washington this
fall.
Besides acting a. host for the
service men. the union also viii
buy football equipment for 3d.
man squad Of Seattle's I46th Field
Artillery.
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Summary - Winning pitcher. Fall
lin: losing pitcher. Carpenter, IL hits
8 runs off Greenlaw In ia innings.
10 hits IL runs off Windsor in Gu
innings. hits l run off Simpson in
O-plus. 4 hits runs off Falln in
"a. ? hits runs of Carpenter in
O-plus. 3 hits runs off Osborne in
runs responsible Tor. Greenlaw
10. Windsor 10. Fallin / Carpenter
3. osborn ?. struck out by Greenlaw
4 windsor 2 Carpenter ! wild pitch
Greenlaw: passed ball. Adams left
on bases. Vancouver 7. Salem 7;
home run. Adams. three base hits.
Orteig. Shoemaker. two-base hits
Shoemaker Ortelg. Lanifero. Petersen
2. Fallin. runs batted in Orteig 3.
Jonas Adams. Greenlaw 2 Shoe
maker 2. Jolley, Lanifero 2. Warfield
Wright. Jolley. Cailteaux. Bremen
Petersen 5. George. Bergstrom. War
rem. Fallin 2 sacrifice. Warfield.
double plays GreenlaW to Wright 70
Bremen. bsnifero 70 Griffiths 70
Shoemaker time. 2.30. umpires.
Valerie and Oravec
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Northern Lights Handicap
Starts Things Going Today
Grand Climox of Five-DuY Program TO
Be the Annual $4,000 Acres Mile

" 9. Irvine Of Vancouver being
a doubtful starter. Irvine has the
great gray ghost over Drive and
the less-publicized but quite effeo-
tive Palmers T. II Is not certain,
however. that this pair Will not
start
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aBatted Tor Turplu in fourth.
SACRAMENTO

Seattle ............ OaO TAI 0Oo-12
Sacramento ....... el3 100 Ooo0- 7
Summary-W Winning pitcher, Greg
orv. losing pitcher. Canlinger. innings
pitched by Turpin 3 Munger g..
Csplinger l. at bat. off Turpin Ia.
Munger II Csplinger s. runs off
Tslrpin s. Munger 4 Canlinger ;. hits.
off Turpin Munger :. Csplinger 4.
runs RESPONSIBLE for Turpin s. Greg
ory l. Munger 6. CsplinEer 2. Holl-
ingsworth 3: bases on balls. off Greg-
ory ! Munger 2 Capliner /. struck
out. BY Turpin l. Gregory 4. Munger
g. Caplinger 2 HollinRsworth 4. left
on bases Seattle g. Sacramento 10.
tvo-haSe hits. Wieczorek Gutteridge.
King. Sturdy: three base hit. Platt-
ner, sacrifice hits. Gregorv .. stolen
base. White runs batted in. Vice
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ODD COLLECTION

Richard Webb. featured with
Veronica Lake in Paramount 5
"Sullivan's Travels" collects auto
mobile license plates as hobby.
He has plates from every Ameri-
can state.
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Spokane ...... 600 600 600
Summary Runs bstted in. Koski
Lien, Younkers ?: two-bsSe hit. John
son: three base hit. Younkers: stolen
base. Bliss: sacrifices Sueme Bliss
Weigsndt. double plays. Madrid 10
Kiosk to Reese HAYES TO Ciedzius 70
Milani. left on bases Yakima 10.
spokane s bases on balls off Lien
2. Hayes S. struck out nv Lien 5.
HAYES 4 wild pitch HAYES. time.
As. umpires Weisgerher and Moran
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. League
Leaders
ny UNITED PRESS
FIVE LEADING BATTFRS

HuMf Hhns. Keller. YankPes- 40.
DiMaggio, Yankees. ~. Williams. Rec
Sox. 90. camilli Dodgers. as: Hen
rich. Yankees -.
Runs. ntNsggia. Yankees. ia.
Rolfe, Yankees. 100: williams Red
Soy. io2. DiMaggio. Red Sox, o.
Keller. Yankees. 90
Runs Rated In: DiMageic. Yankees
ia; Keller. Yankees. ioT: Williams.
Red Sox 30: Mize. Cardinals, 80
Tabor Red Sox Sc.
Hts: DiMaggio. Yankees. III:
Travis. Senators. i64: Heath. Indians,
i42; Williams, Red Sox. i4I: Lewis,
senators. i3s; Hack. Cubs, iSs; Moore
Cardinals, i39.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

TI'rSp .v'S RESULTS
brooklyn o-6, Pittsburgh o..
st Louis al Boston. rain.
Cincinnati st Philadelphia. rain,
Chicago at New York, rain.
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NE\AT(lIIE
~ MS ~
SFor Phebus in seventh.
Score nv Inning,

IOTaIN ..|......- 7
xFor Phebus in seventh.
Score by Innings
Tacoma ............. 0O4 OOl II
Wenatchee .......... DOL 600 o.
Summary-R batted in. Perry
2. Stoober 3 Morehouse. Marionetti.
Abbott. two-baSe hit. Perry. home
run. Stoaber. left on bases. Tacoma
I. Wen9trhee s. bases on bells of
Marshall o. Phcbus ?. strucl; out b
phebus / hits. or Marshall I'm 7
innings 2. off Phebus IN 7 inn q
.. winning pitcher, Marshall; lo-ing
pitcher Phebus: umpires. Enger and
Nelson. time OF game. 20.
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Dodgers Step
Up Their Lead
Now Enjoy Full
Two-Gome Lead

NEW YORK The Brook y n
Dodgers. making hay while II
rslned. today had cast an entirely
different light on the National
league pennant race.
While the Cardinals were rained
out in Boston. the Dodgers sloshed
through the mud and rain at Eb-
bets field yesterday TO a double
triumph over the Pittsburgh Pr
rates. 90 and So, and increased
their lead 10 two games. The rain
cost the Dodgers some $4,000 at
the gate but gave their pennant
hopes a million-dollar shot IN the
arm by helping them To knock
down the tough Pirates twice
Only 8.s72 fans turned out
weather hut the Dodgers
laughed nj the elements and
played like champs. Curt Da-
via handcuffed the Pirates In
the opener, allowing only five
hits and not allowing a Pirate
10 reach third.
In the nightcsp Tom Drake. the
big highlander bought three
weeks ago from Nashville. came
through admirably to win his first
start. He allowed only five hits
until taken out for a pineh-hitter
in the ninth. Hugh Casey COM
pleted his job for him.
FRIsCH CHASED
The second game was played in
the rain, and Manager frankie
Frisch was chased by the umpires
when he stood in front of the
Pirate bench with an umbrella
over his head while the umpires
were comforting about calling the
game. With the Pirates behind.
10. in the early innings Frisch
was yelling for the game to be
called.
The Yankee received n
tough blow when they lost
the services Of Joe DiMaggio
for possibly two weeks In di-
yiding a twin bill with the
Tigers. DiMaggio sprained his
ankle In pulling up at second.
The Tigers slashed out Is hits
TO win the opener, 1913. pounding
Breuer to cover. Marius
Russo pitched the Yanks to an
So victory in the nightcap. win
ming his 18th game. Charlie Kel-
Ter hit homer No. 80 in the opener.
Heinrich hit No. 90 and Gordon
No. Fl in the Yanks' 16-hit attack
in the nightcap.
SoX TAKE TWO
The White Sox chopped a game
off the Yanks' lead-it's now 10
games-when they swept a double
header with the Athletics, 40 and
10, for their seventh and eighth
straight. Thornton Lee allowed
six hits in winning the opener
his 18th and new high for him
In IA years in organized baseball.
Johnny HUMPHREYS pitched his
second shut-out in a week TO win
the nightcap. allowing four hits
to best Johnny Babich. who al
lowed five.
The Browns and Red Sox
divided n pair, Denny Gale
house pitching -. Louis 10 n
So decision in the opener and
Boston driving out 10 hits TO
capture the nightcap. 1911.
Ted Williams hit three homers.
running his total 70 IS. He
made five hits In eight times
NJ bat for the two games.
Jimmy Bloodworths homer with
one on IN the 18th inning gave
Washington an SIS victory over
the Indians. II was Clevcland's
seventh straight loss. The Sena-
tors made II hits off Dean and
Milnar and IL took four double
plays to prevent them from scor-
ing more.
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xxRan for Bonetti in ninth.
score nv Innings
Tacoma .......... lo1 600 200
Wenatohee .......... DOL 100 oO3-S
Summary - Errors Form. Mallory
a Abbott. runs batted in. Perry 2,
Msrionetti 3. Csdinhs 2 Torgeson:
tWo-base hit Endress. home run,
Perry. sacrifices Mcconnell Mall
lory. double play. Morehouse n NAL
lory TO Linde. left on bases Tacoma
5 Wenatchee 10. bases on balls of
Cadinhs 4. Weller l. struck out. bv
Cadinhs s. Weller s. hits. off Cadinhs
in ga innings ?. off Weller In 2
innings 2: hit oy pitcher Bushong.
Cox oy Cadinhs. wild pitch. Weller:
umpires. Nelson and Enger. time,
400
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in her teens and, in his opinion.
his son has potentialities Just as
great.
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Tigers Split
With Chiefs
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
tuesdays RESILTs

Yakima 4. Spokane o.
Salem Is. Vancouver Il.
Tacoma IA. Wenatchee Is.
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ON THE LAM
,rifh ELLIOTT METCALF

PREPAREDNESS is the watehword with the 4lst Division.
Not only in arms but in athletics
Already they planning their 1871 football season.
Maj. Gen. George A. White commander, has given the
go" signal for football
Blessed with world college and prep stars.
there is every believe high grade machine
be developed.
what grid is definite
clear-cut schedule that win be carried through
leFe of Puget Sound and the Pacific Lutherans
be attractions right
Division. talent color
gate magnetism
opportunity match the grid splendor Of that other
batterng
They along Mike only a spell
older sl and doubt
another fling that his college days
behind him.
Bill Bontz on Hand. Too.
And big Mike is out Fort Lewis way, lieutenant in the
Military Police division.
So, too is Bill Bantz the former Washington Slater.
Tiny Arndt the Everett Bobby oBren formerly
Of Santa Clara corking
idea Of what talent
fighting
There many the Middle
West the the South all the nation
his coiarspolng through
Buf football IL the Army knows II.
That Ia why Army Ia getting
gidiron sport. The future looks promising
Already old neghbor visualize the
the field before the soldier bands the
number of uniformed the Star Spangd Ban
ner" being played while all stand at attention
Well. n World
War First Those who II forget 1t.
The Army should have small trouble lining
while schedule.
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TUESDAYS RESULTS

Louisville SIS. s.. Pau 81.
Columbus So. Kansas CITY 20.
Milwaukee 2. Tolc'o q.
Indianapolis at liir1e poll,
rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
TUESDAYS RESULTS

TUESDAY, RESULTS
Detroit 1873, New York 3-s.
Chicago Al, Philadelphia 90.
st. Louis 81. Boston 2-10.
Washington s, Cleveland o.
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Bomber Of cruelty. Louis had ac-
cused Marva Of having failed TO
be "a true and virtuous wife"
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Apostolic Hits Comeback Trail =.

Fred Aposto has joined Gene Tunneys boxers and
Is training for a comeback.
Apostolic fought in the heyday of Freddie SeeIes reign
and still throwing mittens when Al Hosak along
the middeweight trail
Steele
Hostak dropped
bopped
That ended Hostaks comeback.
Steele, had comeback
Of the pits fought punk Jimmy
thing like Whoever was he
just plug
steele whacked who Fredw
his off
would flick a
Thus ended the comehack of
fighters of Apostolic although plans fight
And IL Apostoh farther than
Steele Hosak you
Q
AZ bad q Steele In
comeback Aposton II worse
He farther than Steele when
Hosak And he's back Which something
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

ESDAY'S RESULTS
Seattle Il. Sacramento Z.
San Diego 9. Portland ,.
San Francisco :. Los Angeles 3
Hollywood "A, Oakland 2-3.
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Kluttz. Berger 2. King 2 Scarsella 2
sturdy. White ?. Matheson 2. Fallon.
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