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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-12
Brazil Seen as
Source of Rubber

Washington. Oct -UP-A sen
ate committee has turned over
to the War Department the claim o.
an Army major that the United
States might be able to procure as
much as S.0o0.ooooo0 pounds -
i.5oo. 600 tous-of crude rubber an.
nuauy from Brazil alone II it would
reneEoti1te its present contracts
for obtaining that material In Latin
America
The claim Was made BY Major
Wendell Dove OF the Army Medical
Corps. NJ closed session OF The
senate Agriculture Subcommittee.
headed ny sen. Guy NJ Gillette. D.
Iowa. which IS investigating syn
thetic rubber production
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NEW -Refusee chill
dren from unoCcupied France will
he given homes In America through
the EFFORTS OF the United States
Committee for the care OF European
children ComMittee Chairman Mar.
shall Field declared here m,
group would attempt 10 ind homes
here for as many Of the youngest rs
As could be brought over under
existing immigration laws
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Colson to Defend
State Trap Title

Earl colson Of Tacoma viii de-
fend his 1871 Trapshooting crown
at the coming Washington State
Trapshooting tourney which will
be staged at the Endicott Gun
club. Endicott. Washington. April
IS and 20.
Earl. one Of the best all
around shots on the coast. viii
also defend his state all-around
championship. He broke 1913
out of 200 20 win the title
last year.
Guy chiesmsn. Spokane. who
took second to Colson in the cham
pionship race last year. will be
on hand TO defend his doubles title
while Ralph Hass OF Charleston will
attempt TO make it two straight
victories in the handicap compeu-
ton. which he won las; year with
a5 out Of 100.
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|BobPastOr
Goods OFT
linn BiVins

CLEVELAND - Bob Pastor
slumped YEARLY on his stool NJ
the end Of the second round last
night. Across the ring, Jimmy
Biyins grinned cocktly toward
him.
A. the ball for the third
changed. Pastor came out slowly.
Bixins danced out Ticking his
long left. suddenly the grin
disappeared from the Cleveland
Negroes lips.
Pastor shot under his out
stretched arm and battered the
No. I ranking light heavyweight
contender's midsection. Again
and again he battered him into
the ropes.
Seemingly on the verge of
knockout In the first two rounds
Pastor brought the crowd Of
Is,4T2 fans to their feet scream
ing a. he waded in disregardinx
Bivins' hooking lefts and sharp
rights.
After that sudden, devastat-
ing body attack Biyins Was fin
ished. Pastor came clubbing on
10 win the lo-round decision by
n wide margin.
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Abes Register
So Triumph


Five-hit pitching by Dick Swan
con In the teeth Of cold winc
which swept across the jefferson
park diamond from the north gave
the Lincoln Abes q So triumph
over Belhrmine Lions In the open
ing game Of the City Prep Base
bah championship series yesterday
afternoon
Swanson only allowed five hits
70 the Bells and struck out nine
Of the Lions. Only one of the two
runs the West Enderx scored
could be charged to Swanson.
Brouse's single after Bemis
nocCallum aloag . notch
hreughf home tie first two
1nceon runs In the third In
ming. Bemis stole third and
home 10 tally In the fifth
Singles by Russell and Swan
son and AcCallum's long fly added
another In the sixth and another
run scored In the ninth when Gees
double brought home Bemis.
Bellarmine scored in the fifth
when Rask's single tailed Ham
merschmith, who had reached sec
end on an overthrow at first.
Rask scored in the eighth on
Narfineau's single.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Tigers Ready
To Play Ball
Henson. Johnson
Check In Saturday

Tacoma Tigers were al set for
their first practice games Of the
season this Sunday and Monday
following the arrival Of Chef John
son. southpaw pitcher, and Charley
Henson. classy first basemsn and
outfielder. from the san Francisco
Seals.
The Tigers play McChord
Field Bombers on the Vet
Grams hospital diamond at
American Lake this sunday.
then travel To Seattle Monday
afternoon to battle the strong
University of Washington
squad.
Arrival Of Henson and johnson
brought Manager Pip koehlers
squad up to Is players, only three
over the limit which the Tigers
must cut TO before the opening
Western International league game
with Salem Senators next Satur-
day night in Athletic park.
All hopes Of the Tigers getting
Jim Robinson. former Bellarmine
ace. vanished Saturday when Bust
ness Manager Cliff Olson WA
notified by the St. Louis Browns,
owner of Robinson's contract. that
he must report to Gloversvills.
n. Y. where he played in the
Canadian American league last
year.
However. four other young
sters looked good in Friday
afternoons workout Jim
Youngman, Spokane rookie,
xparkled at third base while
George Feidman cf Tacoma
gave a pleasing performance
At second base.
Ray Sturgeon looms as the
starting catcher while Pat Rooney
is right in the thick Of the scrap
for first base. Both Of these
youngsters are former Lincoln
had sacrificed Swanson and
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crew which set new course rec
ord in defeating California on the
Oakland estuary in 1871.
On the basis of past records. the
winner of todays varsity race
stands an excellent chance Of GO
ing on TO win the Poughkeepsie
regatta next June.
The California junior var
sity and freshman boats drew
the offshore lanes for the
Leshi-Madison park course,
which had not been used since
1880. The war made IL man
datory TO Use that course, in
stead of the Sheridan beach
course near the Sand Point
naval air station.
Washington holds the varsity
record of 1855 for the three mile
Deschi-Madlson park course. The
Huskies also hold the jsyvee mark
Of 1922.
The Washington varsity will be
stroked by Ted Garhsrt, who has
never rowed in q losing race. Jack
kearns Of San Diego viii stroke
the California varsity.
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Bears acinq
Husky Crews
Coost Regatta On
Today in Seottle

SEATTLE University OF Cali
fornis and University of Wash
ington varsity, junior varsity and
freshman crews meet today on
Lake Washington in the annual
Pacific coast championship re-
gatta. The varsity main event
looked like a toss-up.
The freshman race was scRed-
uled for p. m, the jayvee for
PAS p. m, and the varsity at $50.
California. the challenger for the
west coast rowing title, drew the
inshore lane in the varsity race,
which might be a help If there's
a wind.
Coach Nv Ebright of Cali
fornis, whose varsity is a big,
rugged outfit, was optimistic
over the Bears chances to up
set the Washington title de-
Tenders even though the Cali
fornia first boat had only one
senior. The rest were sopho-
mores and juniors.
Coach Al Ulbrickson was gloomy
about the Huskies' chances in the
varsity race, although he had five
veterans back from last years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Bengals Split
X-State Series
Seottle Prep Wins
First Tussle. 10

Stadium Tigers split with Seat
tie Prep Panthers in the opening
Cross State league baseball games
played at the stadium yesterday
afternoon. The Panthers won the
first seven-inning tilt, 10, while
the Bengals COPIED the nightcap,
10-1.
Gene Clough Of the Tigers
lost . heart-breaIing hurting
duel in the opener TO Bob
Weber of the Painters while
Dick Greco held the visitors
to three hits in the second
tussle.
The Panthers scored their lone
run in the first game on an error
followed by Charlie Bulman's sim
gle. Bulman collected three of the
four hits allowed by Clough.
klarich's triple started things
rolling in the second game as the
Tigers scored 10 runs on IL hits.
Dick Greco hurled hitless ball the
first four innings.
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Turpin Hurls
Third Victory
Ruiniers Increase
Lead: Just | Come

HOLLYWOOD - Hal Turpin.
who pitched a no-hit no-run game
last Sunday checked in his third
victory OF the season last night
when he let the Hollywood Stars
down with five hits to give Seattle
5 to l victory.
In three games Turpin has given
up only II hits. which indicates
he is hotter than a chill pepper
at this early date.
Successive singles by Al
Niemiec, Lynn king and Dick
Gyselman produced run In
the fourth inning. Two more
were scored In the eighth on
singles by Jo-Jo White and
Bill Matheson and three errors
by Shortstop Joe Hoover. Babe
Herman drove In the lone
Hollywood run In the eighth.
Failure of the lighting system
at San Diego caused postponement
of the Los Angeles-Padre game.
The other two games were post
poned because of weather.
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the Helrs Kitchen Md who
knocked Jimmy Webb into re-
tiremcnt q month ago.
Colan. known around Chicago
as kid Dempsey" grew out o.
the middleweight division after
lining himself up for a title shot
by chilling Ernie Vigh and Steve
Mamakos and now he may add
weight 80 fast that he will be
unable TO take advantage of his
promised bout with Lightheavy
Champion Gus Lesnevich.
Colan now tips the scales at Il;
and will weigh Is pounds more
when he attains his fun growth
Colan meets Altus Allen in
Chicago.
SHORT Byron Nelson
has won all three Of the nations
premier golf tournaments-the
National Open, the PEA and the
Masters The triumph Ted
Told Folks Lyons scored over
Cleveland was his 246th for the
White Sox in 20 years . One of
the most aptly named horses now
running in New York is Jock
whitney's Four Freedoms. The
colt is by Peace Chance and his
dam was by Night Raid.
Mel OFT has taken down the
picture of VIII Terry In the
managers office Mt the Polo
Grounds and replaced IL with
. photo Of his old teacher. John
McGraw. q
Apache. Sunny Jim Ftzsimmons
hopes for a fourth victory 10 the
Kentucky Derby. is known around
the stable as the big bum" Be-
fore you draw any conclusions. let
il be made known that Mr.. Fitx
called Gallant Fox. Omaha and
Johnstown by the same nickname.
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Robinson
Wins Again

DETROIT-Ray (SugarD Rob
inson. the Harlem hammerer.
clamored with new insistence
today for shot At Weller
weight Champion Freddie Coch-
rane after scoring his s0th con-
secutive professional triumph In
this division.
The victim. before 1900 per-
sons at Olympia stadium last
night, was Irish Harvey Dubs Of
Windsor. Ont. Robinson won by
technical Knockout In the
sixth round
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Ziegler Loses
Handball Test
Tocomdn Detected
In Three Hot Comes

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bob Brady of Butte. Mont. took
favorite hole in the Northwest
AA.U. handbail championships
here today on the basis Of his
hard fought victory over Al
ziegler. Tacoma. in three games.
Scores were 1921. 21-1s and 2i-ls,
Observers expected Brady
and Frank Riback. Portland.
Ia survive the semi : final
round this afternoon and meet
for the singles title tonight.
Riback, however, must beat an
other favorite. Al Stubs Of Sc
attic. If he is TO gain the finals.
Brady meets Emil Anhoury, Port
land. this afternoon.
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Hudson Regatta
May Be Shifted

NEW YORK - The Pough-
keepsie Regatta probably will
be shifted to Lake Onondaga.
near syracuse. because of war
conditions.
Conditions present serious OBJ
stacles to holding the June row.
ing classic on the Hudson river
At POughkeepsie. where leading
college orsmen have propelled
their slender cedar shells since
1895.
The obstacles and possibility
of a transfer TO Syracuse were
considered last night at a meet
ing Of stewards of the Inter
collegiate Rowing assertion.
The meeting followed more than
a week of negotiations with rep
resentatiyes of the Syracuse
Chamber of Commerce and with
Lou Andreas. athletic director
at Syracuse university.
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STADIUM

Summary = INNINGS pitched. bY
Kelly 5: losing pitcher. Kelly: at bat.
off Kirch 3: hits. of. Kelly 9. runs
scored. OF Kelly 8. kirch z; runs
responsible for. Kelly 5. Kirch 2.
Greco l: struck out. by Kelly 4
Greco :: bases on balls. off Kelly 8
Greco !. Kiroh >; hit by pitcher. Bull
man BY Greco. Lang by Greco: stolen
bases. Klarich. O'Conneli. stone. Nit
cheli Gibson 2. fhree-baSe hit. Klar-
fch. two-haSs hit. W Anderson. sac
rifice hit ClouEh: runs hstted in
Rlsrich. W Anderson Z. Raymore 2
Gibson =. Sweeney. umpire, Week
Ing
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ummary-Innines pitched, Iurpin
.. Bittner 3. Perez !: at bat. off
Tgrpin 80 Bittner SO. Perez 5. runs.
off Turpin /. Bittner ;. Perez 2.
hits. off Turpin S. Bittner 6, Perez
3: runs responsible for. Turpin /.
Bittner l. Perez 2: bases on balls.
off Tlrpln J. Bittner 2. struck out.
by Turpih Bittner I: losing pitcher
Bittner: wild pitch. Perez: left on
bases. Seattle O. Hollywood 5. two
base hits White. Niemiec. Atwood.
sacrifice. Sickle. stolen base, Torge-
son: runs batted in. Torgcson ?
Beard Niemiec Gyselman. Herman.
time. ~: umpires. Dorsn and Pam
ming
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COLUMBUS, O.-George Lude-
man, a 4l-year-old Fort Wayne,
Ind, machine operator. held sec
ond place in the singles event of
the American Bowling Congress
tournament today.
Ludeman spilled the pins for
games of 245, 237 and 263 for a
745 total yesterday. He landed
one pin behind the leader. Nelson
Burton of st. Louis.
Despite the fact they slipped a
bit from the torrid pace they have
been setting during the past few
weeks, with the result that they
dropped two points to Scotty Muir
docks Packers, Ken McDonald's
All-Stars were still enjoying a
two-point lead in Tacoma Major
league competition following last
nights session at the North End
alleys.
The Packers accumulated 1928
pins. as against a 2s19 total for
McDonald's team.
Mike Berry's second-place
Fuelers were meanwhile max
ing up a little lost ground by
rolling a 1868 aggregate and
winning two points from Bill
Othick's Castle team, 1856.
In the other matches. Bill Herd
mans Tugboat Armies, 2s09. took
two points from Fred Wshlers
Matchmen. 1928; and Jack McIn-
tyres North Enders, 26s0. won a
pair from Bill Leftwich's X Street.
ers. 264e.
Vic Johnson grabbed off all the
individual honors for the evening
when he turned in scintillating
267 single and $50 series
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BASEBALL - Colly. isn't IL
about time somebody demanded
the Boston Braves submit to saliva
tests That four-game winning
streak IN the longest New England
has enjoyed since Frank Leahy
packed up AZ Boston college and
headed for Notre Dame. The re-
markable thing about it all is that
Casey Stengel. chief of the slap
happy warriors. has needed only
five pitchers in four contests.
TENNlS-The career critics
who 20 willingly rushed into print
with condemnation cf Jack kelly's
physical fitness program have
been remarkably reluctant TO
speak even one word Of praise in
behalf Of Alice Marble.
As You have read. this
greatest Of all women tennis
players has gone broke trying
20 preach the gospel Of clean
living. Had she been 50 in
clined, she could easily have
managed 70 attach herself to
TIE government payroll In
some capacity or other. In
stead, she asked no favers or
patronage. She went TO work
without asking even questions.
Like Joe Louis. she has proven
the universal truth Of an ol
maxim-that the true champion
Is q champion always.
HORSERACIN6-f you have
any lingering doubts as to what il
takes to become popular man al
the tracks, consider the case OF
Don Meade. Normally. the pinch
faced little veteran is greeted with
more boos than a Republican
evokes at q Democratic rally and
vice versa. At the moment, nc
would win = popularity contest by
acclamation- The reason. in the
last eight days he has booted home
IL Jamaica winners.
BOxRG--A young man whom
. few long shot players predict
may some day dethrone the pres
ent heavyweight champion makes
his first start among the big boys
Friday night In Chicago.
The name IL Johnny Colan.
You may remember him n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
uLIICUM WORKOUT

The Tillicum Chiefs vii hold
their first baseball practice turn
out a. the grounds Of the Wash
ington State hospital Sunday At
?. n Anyone interested Is in
ViteG-
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noormsn's LEAGUE
Ilf-uaN aIteRg

Day Cutting 22es a. vs.. Mainten-
snoe 22O4 tol. High game. Il Hide
brand III. high series. Il. Hlldeorand
49,
Night Cutting 2I42 t0l vs. Tear
Down 1895 a.. High game. r Pitt
man i66. high series, Pittman ass
Spreaosr Gang 22o7 a. vs. sash
Dept. 2ize fol. High game. z. John
son ifa. high series. johnson 40
Panel Cutters 2402 80 ". Door
Dept 2333 %. High game. r Soper
l6s high series Il AtcheSon 45T
Door Shippers $500 to1 y. Office
$500 a.. High game D Gonyes zoo
high series. D. Gonyes Sls.
Hi-Nsy ladieS League
Hi-Nay Alleys
shoe Doctors ll - Clsrks n
High game. Dora WeScnat l5a. hlEh
series. Mildred Esken 4os
Touy'x q ys- Noocke's a. Elgh
zArne, Jen Church 10. high series.
Jen Church 49,
Johnny's ~ vs- Hans 81. High
game Jean Cscdigsn Tse. high series.
J. Csdcigan ass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Everett Loses Two

WAL14A WALl4A - Opening
Gross State league competition
yesterday. the walla Walls high
school baseball team twice
trounced the Everett Seagulls
TO 3 in the first. and AIS in the
nightcap.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
New York 4, Boston o.
Philadelphia s. Washington 4.
Chicago !. Cleveland O.
ST. Louis :, Detroit 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Yelm Hands 0riinq
First Loss Of Year

TING - Yelm Tornadoes
Pierce County league defending
champions, knocked Orting Cards
out q the 1912 unbeaten baseball
ranks BY scoring a 81 victory here
yesterday. Junior Hill. with three
hts. Led Veins ten-hit assault
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 1, New York 3.
Brooklyn !. Philadelphia I.
Pittsburgh 3. 81. Louis :.
Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2.
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Summary - Runs responsible for.
Clough. none: struck out. by Clough
8. Weber S. bases on balls. off
Clough /. Weber !. stolen bases.
Weber. Allen. run batted in, Bull
man: umpire. Weicking.
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Summary = Balk. Swanson: runs
responsible for. Swanson ]. Rask s..
struck out. BY Swanson o. Rask q.
bases on balls. off Swanson 3. Rask
&: Wild pitch, Rask: stolen bases.
echiesz. Russell, Bemis ., Gee 2; two
baae hit. Gee: sacrifice hits. Bemis.
Brouse: runs bstted in. Brouse 2. Nc
Callum. Gee. Rask. Martineau; double
plays. Morris TO Schiesx 20 Blchsel.
Kuick TO Hammerschmith 70 Martin
eau. umpire. Jim Robinson.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus 9. Indianapolis 5.
Toledo 3. Louisville I.
St. Paul 3. Milwaukee 9
Minneapolis 8. Kansas CITY =.
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siaecabee League

Smart Guys "a vs. SousHkers tol
High single. Ellison 2os hIsh series
Ellison 633.
Five Hot Shots 90 - Ivory Heads
~. High single Kersfetter i7e. high
series Sinclair S7S.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Seattle s. Hollywood \.
(otber games pestponed-)
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JUNIOR HIGH MEET

Shot put relay: Highline Kitten
berg. Jones. Coniml. Puyallup MILLER.
Ridgeway. Nichols: Renton. Auburn.
Distance l22 feet
Pole vault. p Tomchick Cpl Nor
row CH). Thornton (p). TelQuist ,R1
and Nishl tHD. tied for fourth.
Height. feet inches.
sso-Ysrd relay: Plysliup tOhrner.
Preston. Thornton. Brouillet): High
line. Auburn. Renton. Time. 4e.5
seconds
io6-YErd shuttle low hurdle relay
Highline Comm. Kier. Burton. Bar
REM. Ptiyailup Kelly. Harrington.
Thornton. Nicholsl: Auburn, Renton.
Time 60 seconds
High jump relay. PliyAllup fArne-
son. Preston. Nichols: Highline. d,
Auburn. Renton Height, IA feet =
inches.
Medley relay: Puvallup CHsiler.
Ohrner. Preston. BruuilleD. Highltne
Auburn Renton
sso-Ysrd relay; Pllyaiiup tHaller
Ohrner. Thornton. BrouillefA. High
lire. Auburn. Rentnn- Tine. ass.
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Sports Parade
Inv LACK GuENTHER

HAvRE DE GRACE, Md.-Wrappng up few loose
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Browns, Braves
Lead Parades
ST. Louis and Boston
Win Fourth Straight

NEW YoRk-For a couple Of
ball club, that nobody gave a
tumble 10 in the advance pre-
dictions. the St Louis Browns and
Boston Braves arc keeping some
exclusive company even at this
early date. unbeaten in four
games the Braves and Browns are
fellow travellers with the mighty
Yankees.
It's a shame only 4.0fs
turned out for the Besntown
opener which the Braves won
from the Giants, 4-s. because
the added attraction was
worth the price Of admission
alone. Umpire Ziggy Sears.
working himself into . fine
frenzy before anybody could
drop n hat. tossed one-third
Of the Giant hall club right
out OF the park.
With a majestic wave OF his left
arm Sears gave the triple heaye-
no to Manager Mel OFT, shortstop
and Captain Billy urges and
Pitcher Hal Schumacher.
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GIANTS PROTEST

The Giants protest resulted
from Sears decision ruling Paul
Waner safe at first. Waner had
grounded to witek who threw TO
urges forcing Fernandez at sec
ond. The attempt TO double up
Waner looked so positive that OFT
urges and Schumacher rushed at
Sears and an angry argument
ensued.
After Sear~ waved the three
Giants out. Schumacher tried
Ia charge the umpire hut was
halted by Third Base Umpire
Tom Dunn.
The explosion probably cost the
Giants the game because when
Schumacher left the Braves shell
lacked his successor, Harry Field
man, for three straight hits. Cliff
Melton came in and stopped the
Braves with one hit the last 4 =
innings but IL was too late.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston 80. 900 900 Qe0-o I
New York 900 100 oox--i 5 o
Judd and conroy. Peaekoek;
Bonham and Dickey.
Washington 0I0 10 600 o. 10 I
Philadelphia 900 100 Ols Is = 1
Leonard. Zuber 400 and Early;
Besse. Harris 90 and Hayes,
Wagner.
Detroit 49,. 600 lso 0S0-6 IL !
ST. Louis -. oil 100 s0x-s 10 0
Trucks. Fuchs 90 and Parsons;
r. Harris and Terrell.
Chicago 80. Oi0 900 Ooo-i 6 O
Cleveland 900 900 600
Lyons and fresh: Harder. Eisen-
staff Isl and Desautels, Denning
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati =. 100 DOL 600 10
Chicago 49,. 900 o1o osx-s S
Nandermesr and Hemsley, Lee
and Mccullough.
ST. Louis -. 600 600 Iel--2 o
Pittsburgh COS 600 oox-s . o
warneke, Lanier (e) and o'Dea;
Sewell and Lopez.
New York 900 FOL ooo-S 3
Boston 100 500 oox-4 6
Schumacher. Feldmsn ca. Mel
ton ca and banning: Erickson.
SAin t7l and lombard.
Philadelphia 200 600 0ol--I 6 I
BROOKLYN lei oI0 05x-s 1s
Horst. Nshem 81. Podgsjny (s)
and Warren: Allen and Owen.
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100 o2o-S IL z
olo o0O-l 4 s
Cook oHeiI and