davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-01-04

900 R ST. NE-Newly furnished room.
next bath. twin beds. pvt. home suitable
for couple or . gentlemen: S45 per mo:
10 MIN. downtown, ! block TO bus line.
Franklin $3.50
Evening star., 1942-01-04

FURNITURE-Singlep pieces. some antiques.
also oriental rugs. glassware, china :
private nousehold. Wisconsin $3.50 .
Evening star., 1942-01-04

FURNITURE of 25 bedrooms. closing Jan
-: because OF sale Of house: good quality,
cneStS' dresSerS. vanlties. chairs, beds. etc
Can be seen now. but taken Jan, l6 Call
AZ ! LNl Z u DI
Evening star., 1942-01-04

BEDROOM SET OF pieces of solid black
walnut, paid S25S , months, will sell for
$3.50. 604 Carroll ave, Takoma Park,
Nd. BET. A. pm. Sun.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

BEDRM. SET, 7-pc sos; din. set 9-pc.,
S65 3-pc liv set, S65; kneehole desk and
chair So: Gov. Win. SecH.. solid NAH.
S35: Oriental rug. 1ox7, $50. Lorraine
Studios $500 Conn. Apt. Il. WO. 1869.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

RN1TURE-ModerniStic matched sets
living rm bedrm. dinette: reasonable Also
apt. for rent. Woodley Park Towers Mgr,
Evening star., 1942-01-04

BOTTLES. lars Jugs, crowns. corks, CAPS.
any size. Southeast Bottle Supply Co..
735 11th st Sc, Franklin 60S5.
BOYS SUIT. tweed 1920. tall; sport
model; like new. Randolph 104S.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

FURNITURE-Walnut bedroom suite,
modern, in excellent condition lO-pc
walnut dining room suite two-pc. living
room suite. odd sofas. overstuned ard
occ- chairs, tables lamps chest of drawers
bureaus, beds. springs, mattresses. 3-cor
mahosany cabinet odd china closets. din
ette set. Open Sun. afternoon and eve
Evening star., 1942-01-04

S12S: sell for 500, RA ia
BUILDING MATERIAL -, Our Southwest
yard has been closed and combined with
our Northeast yard. increasing both our
service ano your selection Largest stock
Evening star., 1942-01-04

BEDROOM dining room. living room fur
niture contents of new home: big reduo-
tons RA. 1877. +1O5 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

BICYCLES, new and rebuilt. Open daily
III pm. GEoRGEToWN BICYCLE
BICYCLE, Rollfast full size. 1871 model;
priced right. AT. O156.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
HOWARD S HEII

FURNITURE-Sav !. to /, and more
on oeeutfullyst Inequality bedroom
living rm. and dining rm. furniture, tables,
Evening star., 1942-01-04

NEAR BU. STANDARDS and transporta-
lion; two gentlemen: large. double room'
private bath. good beds; 2nd floor; south
ern Protestant family. adults no othef
roomers; references required. Phone WOOD
=
Evening star., 1942-01-04

SEWING MACHINES, new and used easy
terms; rent, repairs. all makes; estimates
free. GIL 18th 81. NV. MA. 111s.
SHOE REPAIRING MACHINE. stitcher I'm
ish with motor. Sg5 cash. 1928 Wiscon-
SIN ave d RA Ha4G
Evening star., 1942-01-04

URN11URE-ContentS of model home al
sensational savings. Brand-new living
rm;, dining rm..' 3 bedrm suites. chairs
tables rugs. lamps. etc. Phone Mr.. Mad
COX: Dupont 1896 Model home located
al 3g41 Alabama ave Sc
Evening star., 1942-01-04

FURNITURE = Miscellaneous household
furniture, brand-new; must sell. Quarters
2S-A. Army War College
Evening star., 1942-01-04

BILLIARD TABLE. : ft by 10 #, per-
feet condition. sacrifice for quick sale.
WI. s51l, zoos Arlington I'd, Bethes-
Evening star., 1942-01-04

PIANO - We have an exceptionally fine
Knabe grand in very good condition that
we have reduced 10 $3.50 This piano is
easily worth $3.50 so if you are interested
IN a value We advise you TO come In and
see II at once. Republic 62l2 kits,
1880 G st (mlddle of The hInrk1
Evening star., 1942-01-04

FURNITURE for bedroom. living room
small dining room, by piece or set. 6421
Evening star., 1942-01-04

BEDSPREADS Ihand crochetedl l pair
twin bed size "Pnwheel pattern: also
Fiesta pottery service for 4. Call Sunday,
! to pm MI 59O4
Evening star., 1942-01-04

SEWING MACHINES-See us and save on
new and used machines of standard makes;
used Westinghouse portable. S24.50: stand
ard treadle 50; completely recondtioned
White rotary treadle. Sl9.5H also values
in rebuilt Singer and White electric ro-
tarles; cash, or terms; We take pianos.
radios. washers. refrigerators in trade
Call Republic 1890. The Piano Shop,
Evening star., 1942-01-04

SHOWER STALL brand-new, l-pc. metal:
plumbing tools and fixtures. also brass
pipes Must be seen to be appreciated. Mrs
Frank Bosnia. Branchvile. Md; or call
RE 2S6S Mrs MacFarlane
Evening star., 1942-01-04

FURNITURE BARGAINS-NeW. some are
factory samples at great savings for cash
625 st NV Open ewes
Evening star., 1942-01-04

BLAcKoUT FIBER PAPER. 100 light
proof quick and easy TO use. Q in. wide,
4s-tt roll. 81 Capital Wallpaper Co.,
lofh and Eve II U MA $40
Evening star., 1942-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

LATHE, jap-bed, 22 IN. and other eouiI
ment Mr. Stewart. Ma ooa4 OF I'll
O4Hg
Evening star., 1942-01-04

GU {. INV
BINOCULARS. Hensoldt 6x3O Sport Dia-
lyt," lightweight, new condition, S15. Box
dap-n
Evening star., 1942-01-04

MICHIGAN PARK-Desirable room for
gentleman in private family. Dupont ooos:
WOODRIDGE+Large corner room, 3 vim
dcws tile shower bath. unllm. phone;
breakfast optional: men pref HO. 9l5s:
Evening star., 1942-01-04

SEWING MACHINES-Singer port. cleo
SD; console, SIS: drophead, SO: rents,
50; repairs. 81. Lear Dupont Abb
Evening star., 1942-01-04

DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY = Desrable
room for woman in quiet. old-fashioned
house. nr buses and cars. Telephone ewes,
Decatur nh41- References.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

SEWING MACHINES, treadles. $3.50
up; Singer port. $3.50; Singer console
cleo. S4950. 8 yrs. free service Terms.
Guar. repairs on all machines. Hem
| stitching. buttons made. button holes.
plea ting and plain stitching done. 917 ?
| 81 NV RE Iqup RF c31I
Evening star., 1942-01-04

| l05 End ST NE-Rooms. large. double
single beds running water: near tranSD.
/ aud Cnvt buildings <.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

GAS RANGE. Kelvinator, : Gu fl: Under
wood portable typewriter. r. c. A. comb
phono. radio, porcelain table cabinet, G. E.
mixer, new: boys sport coat. size 81:
! pair boys tan shoes. size sc: shoe ice
skates, size 3; andirons and screen Emer-
son portable radio NO 6SO1
Evening star., 1942-01-04

! lshed Volmer baby grand. in good condi-
! tion; Sl93; has full keyboard Just one
| OF the many values we have on sale during
our big mdwnter clearance easy terms
Republic 62l". kits 1890 G st. middle
of the block.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

BILLIARD and POOL TABLES, PING-PONG
TABLES. Conn Billiard & Bowling Supply
Co, $40 9th st NV District All.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

GAS RANGES-Big bargains in new and
rebuilt stoves. Trade in your old stove on
new one. Big allowance. Terms up to
q mos. LIE Fevre's, 926 N. Y. ave. NV.
Rppuhllr OD11
Evening star., 1942-01-04
POULTRY 8 EGGS.

RAISE POULTRY FOR BIG PROFIT this
Read Americas leading poultry magazine.
Three years. soc: six months trail loc.
Poultry Tribune, Dept. 100. Mount Nor
ris. III.
300 CHICKENS. 8 and a months old. con-
sisting of Barred Rocks. White Giants and
New Hampshire Reds. Reasonable for quick
sale Columbia O2:33.
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED BOOSTERS
For breeding pedigreed stock. blood tested;
So 81 each. Capitol Hgts. 92-J-3 Address
Box 80 Upper Marlboro, Md.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

BOOKS-HfgheSt prices paid tor good
books BARGAIN BOOK STORE. sos 9th
st. NV. DI. 50n7. Open Sun. and ewes.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

BEDROOM FURNITURE. 3-piece solid rock
maple. only S54 50 3-piece modern lined
OAK, only SO and many other suites at
Evening star., 1942-01-04

SILVER FOX SCARF, . skin: very fine S95
cash; lady s platinum mounted diamond
ring; perfect stone. blue white: cost $500
price. SlS5 cash. 1343 Harvard st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

! DOWNTOWN. 500 st. nw-Neat fur
| nished rooms: continuous hot water: GEN.
L H.fa
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Sunday until 3 p m. 1923 Girard st. ne
GAS RANGE. six burners. two ovens for
restaurant or rooming house thoroughly
rebuilt. lie Fevre'S, 926 N. Y ave. NV.
RE UOl1.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

PlANO-Latest model Chckering baby
grand, used fer less than one year and in
pracucaliy new condition. S495; Just one
reduced prices during our midwinter clear
ance: easy terms. Republic 82lo Kits,
1880 G st. middle of the block
Evening star., 1942-01-04

PRINTING PRESS l0xl5; cutter saw,
punch. perforator. SS5 each Mulilith.
$3.50. suction feed, a.c. motor. Box 4os-D,
Star
Evening star., 1942-01-04

SEWING MACHINES Singer elec portable,
round bobbin; S45. Singer treadle $3.50.
3Sl, Lee highway CHI 1914
Evening star., 1942-01-04

PIANO, antique, Bradbury grand, square;
good condition: $50. 3001 md St south
Evening star., 1942-01-04

$500 18th ST. NE. near Monastery
Nicely furnished single or double room pri
yste home privileges. reas HO 6S4u
Evening star., 1942-01-04

GAS RANGE, living room suite. bearskfn
rus radio, bed-davenport lamps, etc;
reas 30 Tuckerman ST. NV. GE 5442
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Sc exposure. connecting bath. co. L144:
GENTLEMEN; first-fioor bedroom, bath:
use of STUDY. radio. S25 mo. 6Ol seminary
Md GligO t04h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Team Pressing Too Hard

No the Tigers just trying they pressing
pressing dastrousy well know Del Baker apparently
doesn't know the bringing them of their slump
Neither do 1t will just and will know why
Just like knows why players and into slumps.
Why didn't the Browns crazy and tear down fences in
May No knows why despite the peachmens by socaed
experts Chef Laabs says Rip Badcf showed him how hit
That year What Laabs doing in the
time?
Suppose Tebbets McCosky did get cut-iust
couple Tigers of the barreand displeased Even if
they didn't about their batting their field
their baseball futurewould they do such
dspicabe thing sy DOWN swell guys like AL
Tommy Bridges when they that mound pitching their
heart OUT OF not Would they do swell kids like
Hal White Harold Ncwhouse2 Or Virgil Trucks OF
not
SO when busy body whispers whispers that
Ooh yeah, they inside dope don't believe The Tigers
are trying They arc not gong seemingly Il getting
pretty late IN The season But II ism because they giving
their best. AZ times hela ook be field.
The companer says they're playing up baseball If
the who complains gets kicked enough would
be little ,grogGy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

using the tools AT hand, held the
vastly superior club 70 90 tie
Teller struck out l3 Marines. but
only one was called ettt on strikes
The others went down swinging
literally.
The Navy always threatened tc
score. but Private Baker had a
way of throwing himself IN tho
Nays way. In the last inning he
went into short right 10 make an
observation-disclosures catch that Joe
Gordon couldn't have made
You played yourself right out
of the brig on that one" Major
Mike hailed him as he Hoped
back 10 the bench Brig, hell"
roared Colonel BuSc. THAT man
has got the markings of a cor
poral!"
At the end. the last half of the
sixth, the Marines were carrying
the battle 10 the better team. They
were up there at the plate either
trying 10 lay down bunts. or
swinging from the heels in clouds
of dust. We don't think we've ever
seen a collection of poorer ball
players, or more downright will
TOWN. They went on tho field de-
termined not 10 get licked, and
they came off that way. That's the
way those guys fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Harry HeiInann Recalls:
BABE RUTH'S FLING
AT STATE POLITICS
BY HARRY HERMANN

Everyone remembers George
Herman Ruth, the home run hit
ter. but few know Babe Ruth the
politician. Yes, it's true. the Babe,
much against his wishes, dabbled
in Michigan politics back in the
middle tWentleS.
The people Of Monroe County
have reasons TO remember the
whirlwind SneakinG tour of Mr..
Ruth. II is fresh. in your writer 5
mind f fe,is- many reasons HE most
unimportant being II happened on
my birthday That day at old
Navin Field, Lawrence p. Fisher,
prominent Detroit sportsman,
rolled out a new and beautiful
Cadillac car. presenting il as a
birthday Gift. There was a thrill
never experienced before or since.
The first time behind the wheel
was 10 drive Mr. Ruth 10 ill his
Spell-blnding engagements on be-
half If tho late Gov. Fred Green
WHAT GUY?
The Babe was hot copy in those
days. packing them in everywhere
He was tho next best thing 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Same OIL Marines
They Can't Play Baseball Like Bob FeIIer's Team
but Brother, How They Try!
BY BOB CONSIDINE
International News service Sports Writer

NEW YORK, July 2S.-We now
understand a little more clearly
the reason why a handful OF ma
rineS were able 10 hold Wake
Island for days after the law of
averages dictated that they should
be licked.
1t took a ball game TO bring II
home TO US ball game you
probably didn't even read about,
much less see. 1t was played in
Newark last Saturday. Chief Spe-
.cialiSt Bob Feller'S Norfolk team,
mostly big leaguerS, met the Guam
tlco Marines team.
Along with the rest of the sports
committee connected with the
show. which raised about $4,000
for navy relief and the Red Cross,
we feared that the service game
might be an awful flop. The Navy
team had TOO much class The Ma
rineS didn't have a player you
would look at twice Some of them
could not have made a fair sand
lot team. None of them had ever
played baseball in front of so large
a crowd, though one Of them
Frank Reagan, had played foot
ball in front of larger mobS.
DO BEST YOU CAN
Mai Mike Kelley. the Quantico
athletic officer who brought the
leatherneCkS 10 Newark for the
game, made a little speech over
the public address system lust
before the game. He followed some
one who had expressed the hope
that the Navy team wouldn't be
too harsh with the Marines.
Major Mike said:
There's an old saying in the
marine corps. II goes something
like this: DO the best you can
with the tools at hand That's
just what we've been doing for
176 years, and It's what well do
today"
The tools at hand were nine ball
players who weren't quite sure
where to stand The infielderS
stopped grounderS with their chins
or chests.
SO il went through the game, a
swimming affair The Marines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
or the Hook 1e.ui. WV n Waite,

Half the pleasure being chips they say lies in
many of the horsemen helping themselves the
white meat az the successful meeting history
are getting double satisfaction
Remember that hard meeting at Charles Town few
ears back SAID Big Charley hardbOot he watched
he rlch golden fold his hot
morning. There meeting where things bad
everyone they were ready 10 eat each others horses
Remember it, said Trainer Jack from two tables down THE
boys bellies had wrinkles prunes
them thinking boiling supper.
escaped that town Warnings were
broadcast the countryside Lions Danger.
but Of the guneas around the barns laughed
hitehed their britehe Watch the lions
here We'll them into with pitchork
out with the incest lion stew you ever saw
The didn't know lucky get back
without because the raceackerS really
desperate developed Big Charley tell about
Bill
dry few days later when the meeting ended Trying ship
money they downtown and joined little carnival with
act of their called The Dancing Rosters
Bill outside tent" Big Charley land
when he had customers inside copy,
little platform and telling how he his good
years training performers
kind in the world and just brought to
the had happy childhood
wanted to give their old neghbors treat"
Phil spelled minutes the ROSTERS
bow and Did the customers farewell and bring their
friends
Everything along all right until couple of customers
did bring
Prevention OF Cruelty Animals 1t that old hamburger
bic for making the ROSTERS When Phil spiel
turned the grdde and his barnyard the hot
foot.
Naturally 60 and Phil got them
selves locked and had for because
of their friends had enough them goes
you should stick to your own racket matter how tough said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Great Lakes filters
Blow Game in 18th

GREAT LAKES. H.. July %
ms A case Of filters in the
eleventh inning was blamed today
for the Great Lakes baseball
teams second defeat in row
against major league competition
NictorS in the game we're the
Philadelphia Athletics. who pushed
across two runs in the eleventh
inning on one hit, an error. and a
double steal 10 win. 6 10 ;
The loss was the tenth in 81
starts for the blueiacketS. and
pitcher John Rigney, who entered
the game in the eighth, was
charged with the loss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Times SoftbdII
Pdiiriings TO Be
Made Thursday

One week from today-August
4-the Metropolitan Detroit soft
ball tournament, annual classic
which determines the Motor City
representatives in the WOrl d
games, will get un-
der way.
Last night was the deadlnc for
entering the meet Drawings viii
be made in Mack Park Thursday
night 10 determine the pairingS in
the opening rounds Of Class a
competition both in the girls and
men S divisions. -
Amateur Softhall Association
Commissioner Frank Laffcrty.
who has jurisdiction over the
forthCoing tournament, announced
that a complete list of teams en-
tered in the various events would
be published in Wednesdays edi-
tionS of The Detroit Times.
Lafferty asked that all teams
who have sent in entries 10 check
the Its to make certain they are
included Teams. which for some
reason or other we're unable 10 get
in entries or are not included in
the published list are asked 10 ap-
pear in Mack Park Thursday night
before the drawings are held
to enter
Once the drawings are started it
will be impossible for any teams
to get entry blanks.
Drawings will be held in All six
divisions Glasses A, 3, { and
Juniors Cthe latter for boys II or
under as of July j and Class A
and b girls
The Class A games and Girls
Class B tournament games will be
on a two loss and out basis. All
others will he of the one-game
knockout variety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

papering the house Small wonder
that Fred Green's campaign man
ager eagerly took advantage of The
fact
Up 10 9 o'clock that evening
Babe had never met the candidate
On the way to Monroe, he asked
"Who Is this guy, Fred Green,
that I'm to make three speeches
for tonight ."
"a fine personable fellow from
I0nia, Babe. You'll like him. He
won't mind you telling the folks
that you're an old friend OF his.
Tell them YOU visited him many
times In Ionia= Den,@ admit YOU
just met him tonight"
They were introduced anC
clicked Immediately. Both likec
each other, having in common the
gift of being easy TO meet.
The first meeting went off ir
fine style. Except for the Sudder
appearance Of Miss Detroit. whC
made Babe fluff a few lines. i
was big success. His speech wa'
brief.
MIR. Green il warm friend
o. mine. Ball players are not
supposed 10 mix I'm politics, but
j couldn't resist talking for my
old friend"
Between meetings Babe ano
Fred got real chummy. The second
speech was a little warmer, more
friendly They were getting tc
know each other. Babe was really
pouring it on for the voters.
Everybody that votes for
Fred Green" Numbered the
Babe, I'll see that they get
good seats for the World Series.
II Fred Green is defeated, Babe
Ruth is defeated and I'll take
II out on those Tiger pitchers"
STAGE Is SET
The last meeting or the evening
at the other end Of the county
was the best Ten thousand people
were on hand. The Babe was still
packing them IN. BY this time
Babe and Fred were diStantly re-
lated. Ruth was introduced.
Ladies and gentlemen, YOU
never knew here In Michigan
that I'm first cousin of Fred
Green. He's always been my
favorite relative, etc, etc"
lie ended up with:
II want you all 10 vote for
MIR. Green. because he'll make
the best United States senator
Michigan ever had. Washington
needs more men like him"
With all our coaching we forgot
TO tell Ruth what Green was run.
ming for. The crowd was rolling ir
the aiSlcS. Babe didn't know what
they were laughing at
Finally. when told, the Babe
walked to the platform again
yelled at the top of his voice.
well, governor, then"
Babes political speaking tour
came 10 an end and IT was a sen.
sation while il lasted We ribbrc
the governor later in sending thu
Babe an appointment as deputy
something or other for catching
stray unlicensed dogs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Hansen Scores
In Midget Races

Mel Hansen continued his vic.
tory rampage by capturing both
the 20-lap Class A feature event
and the Australian Pursuit race
before a crowd of $500 az the
Motor City Speedway last night.
Hansen started in the No .
position in tho feature. passed
HartSfeld on the second lap nd
kept thin trad over the Detroit
driver through the rest Of the dis
lance His time was 4;47l4 Duane
Carter was third and Bill Boyd
fourth.
Starting in the No 0 spot in
the Australian Pursuit race, Han
sen passed and eliminated eight
rivals TO win the event. Hartsfeld
chased Hansen throughout the 10
laps TO gain second George WITT
man was third. Hansen's time was
2 POI.
Ken Flynn won the 15-lap Class
b feature in 3:54S Chuck Doherty
was second and John Scarborough
third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Cards Make Bid
For Flag in
DOdger Series

BY nicalau today .ho Brook
',77 poirer, can be- leading the
So 800. l,.. ...-,. d..
nine games ol '' .''' .' '.'
The ptco->rittt- DO Hoi p-tsiI.
~ their second STRAIGHT u-ur0rf
,-r-rs .., with t-. x. lr..> Car
,.--,. ,...,-.t..s... t.........,
".i'"'> $50 "
about oy yesterday $ pa>'f'0'n'h'
~ fh0 series o0rrHr ana % rotit-t-
win ior either club could aEe "a
vital bearing on thC rest ol fr.
campaign which, seems 'r have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Tigers Are Trying
Continued from First Sport Page

the deduction knowing Tigers we'll know them
they lying sukng otherwise giving
up didn't get pay they thought they
deserved for any other reason Incidentally don't get the
idea that all bali players ovepad For Grebeg and
Newom there thousands who play for much less
and contribute much almost much to the Of
teams when Sure the Tigers couldn't have
pennan 1910 without Greenberg But maybe they
couldn't have Dick Barte Tebbetts Higgins
other Tigers One would 20 dizzy trying argue that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
MaurieIIo Matched
With Lee SavoId

NEW YORK. July % CINS) .-
Either Lee Savold OF Des MoineS
or Tam Mauriello of New York.
will be elevated 10 a spot close be-
hind Billy Conn as a heavyweight
contender on October 30.
They have been matched for a
l2-rounder here on that date. and
a decisive win for either viii send
his stock soaring on the heavy
weight market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Bdnonis, Kedtinq Gel
Places on AII-Stars

Howard Heating and Vince Ba-
nonis, University Of Detroit foot
ball stars have been invited 10
play In the All-Star game IN Chi
cago next month. Both will report
for practice August 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

N'i''Nb iLN''
Chicago tOisen a. and schmrz $50 a.
New YORK tHubbeil SIS and Schumacher
81 Las p m Two games
Pittsburgh tBltcher $50 A. Bostor Cssia
f-3l, D. m.
81 Louis white IS and Larfsr SO a.
Brooklyn tFrencn Ill and H.ghe 100.
J 30 p m Two games
Cincinnati tStatr ~ and Walters I7.-t
A. Philadelphia Melton 20 and johnson
SID, 80 p. m. Two games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Cinty Negro Kdyoes
BeCkWifh in Ninth

PITTSBURGH, July IS CUP).-
Ezzard Charles. a Cincinnati Negro
middleweight who was attending
high school a few months ago,
scored an impressive victory last
night by knocking out Booker
Bcckwith of Chicago in the ninth
round Of their scheduled l0-round
bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Probable Pitchers
By United Press
AMERICAN IEAGII

New York lBreuer 60 a. Chicago
Washington CCarraSquel 4-fI a. g. Louis
tSiggenng 9-El. SIS % m
BOSTON tDohson $50 AZ Cleveland lBsFhy
40, S45 ,. m.