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Evening star., 1942-09-29
John H. Scheide Dies;
Presbyterian Leader
by the Associated Press.

3y The Associated Fress,
TITUSvILLE. Pa, Sept 2e-John
n. Scheide,' 81, wealthy philan-
thropist and trustee Of Grove City
College and Princeton Theological
Seminary, died today Of influenza.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Rockingham Park
BY the Associated PraSs

by the ASSOCIATED PrAO-
FIRST RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
TaidenS: 2-year-olds; furlonEs
Pariferda !Dattilo) 1900 1I.40 $40
Pearl Harbor fMaschek) 1.20 500
Valdina Knight tDaniels) 1880
Time. 1:l44s.
Also ran-Gilson. Valdina Rip. Miami
Sun, High Level Spare Room. Camp Gal
liant. Lace Stocking, Stray Boy, Miss Cold.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 5000 claiming;
madens; 2-year-olds furlongs.
Flying Ned tChaffin) $3.50 24.6 10 so
Epaway tFinneaant $50 $50
Caroline F. tCrowtherl 500
Time, 1:15.
Also ran-Abbots Myth. Abundance
Paille. Long Straw. Kaymarion. Fire At
Will, Fond Thoughts Private Earl.
DAILY Double Paid ST09.20)
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
3-year-olds and upward: g. furlonss,
Cherry Cobbler GROSS 1880 400 $50
Hazel Lee tFinnegan) $500 IL 90
Eouistone Dates 400
Time, 1:13a..
Also ran-Brave Sir. Count Cotton
Hardship, Magic Stream, Paper Plate,
Savitar,
Evening star., 1942-09-29

2-Rissa, Zoic, Street Arab.
svaldina Secret. Gold Javelin, IN
termez7o
+Uhhuh. Collect Call, Our Victory.
5-Ack Ack, Easy Blend, Remote
Control.
s-Slde Arm. Ballyarnett, Bostee.
Gentle Savage, Viscounty. sly
Tom.
8-Tramp Ship. Sicklebill, Ovando.
9-Argos, Don Pecos, Boy Larkmead.
Best bet-Rissa. :
Hawthorne Fast.
( BY the Louisville Times.
my Reward, Trust Buster, Chain
| Break
/ Ozark Dallas, Weisenheimer, Glp-
/ nochio
/ s-Sir L.. Claudy Weather, Certainty
4-Luriod. Burgolette, Bit OF Nerve
5-Birka Boy, Valeroso II, 1mitra.
6-Miss Dogwood, Sales Talk, Best
Seller
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Selections
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Belmont Park Consensus Fast.
LA Joconde. Miss B. B.. Prien.
2-Blue Shot, Regimental, Orpheum.
3-Elkridge, Invader, Coddesmore.
donegal, River Wolf, Beau Of
Mine. s
5-Recap, penobscot Bay, Sundial.
6-Party Buster. Bright Gallant,
Sun Eager.
7-Minee-Mo, Grand Party. King
fisher.
8-Blazing Heat, Straw Hat, Goose
berry.
Best bet-Party Buster.
Rockingham Park Consensus Fast.
By the Associated Press.
scarcity, Girlette. Dinsen.
2-Rissa, zoic, Sizzling Pan
3-Manipulate. Valdina Secret, Miss
Maria.
Our Victory. Uh Huh, Center
dale.
5-son O. Hal, Hopeville. Ack Ack.
6-Side Arm. Bostee, Baruna.
7-Viscounty, Topee, Sly Tom.
8-Arestino. knights Duchess. Ma
son Dixon.
Sub race-Argos, Jungle Moon, Tai
leo.
Best bet-Side Arm.
Laurel Consensus Fast,
By the Associated Press.
Cheer Me, Sweeping Lee. Re
molee
2-Ariel Post, Bell Soma, Nellie
Mowlee.
3-Nilon. Tellevane, Silver Rocket
4-Carriage Trade, Woodvale Lass
Indian Gift.
5-Overlin, Ballacon, Castleman.
6-Half Crown, Sir War, Star Copy
7-Alessandro Dollar Bay, Sentinel
8-Colesboy, Cosse, Christmas Gift
Best bet-Carriage Trade.
Belmont East.
BY the Louisville Times.
Coupon, La Jaconde, Wise Money
2-This Freedom, Kings Gambit
Sugar Ration.
|
4Donegal, Air Transit, Milky Wa,
entry.
5-Bulrush, Blenson. Sun Dial.
6IBright Gallant, Sun Eager, En-
ter.
7-Kingfisher, Bulldinger, Aboyne.
8-Chalmac, Blazing Heat, Cast
gada.
Best bet-Chalmac.
Laurel tFast).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Chaldar, The Killer, Te Thane.
l2-Bell Soma, Ariel Post, Briarchal
3-Nilon, Richestan, Yankee Lad
4-Woodvale Lass, Cooperate, Blu
Flight.
5-Overlin, Castleman, Ballacon.
elsie De Pine, Star Copy, Incom
ing.
7-Sentinel, Little Bolo, Dusky Fo,
8-Colesboy, Broiler, Dingmans
Best bet-Overlin.
Rockingham East.
- BY the Louisville Times.
l-Girlette, Keene Advice, Scarcit,
Evening star., 1942-09-29
New York Bank Stocks

The best way to root for. victory
Is TO dig deep into that pocketbook
or purse and buy War Savings
Stamps.
Evening star., 1942-09-29

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. ST, 200: claim
lng; 4-year-ods and upward; VI niies :
xLittle Bolo CThornburE) ---- los
DuSky FOX tkefper) -@-l-- 110
xAl Au Ecu. tIrent) ------ los
n1DoiaI 1, Bay tIhornburs) --------- 107
Allessandro tKeiper) - liz
SeHtinel tHoWelD ------- 1l6
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Rockingham Park
By the Associated Press.

q FOURTH RACE-Purse $500; claiming;
2-year-olds & furIonGs
xCur Virtory 112 xCentredale 10
xQuonset Point 80 Jockstone 1ds
Collect Call 1l7 xUhhuh i ~;
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Racing Entries for Tomorrow
Belmont Park Laurel
Laurel
Rx the Associated Press.

SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000; special
weights. maidens: o-year r-oldS; 81 fur-
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Law and Kowslk 1901 Livernois North
lawn q52e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY loans you
more on your diamonds, waite N 8,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
Valley-Rac Tennis Players
 In New England Tourney

Waterburys Valley-Rac Tennis Club, composed of negro players, both men and women, will be very much represented in the current eighteenth annual open champion ships of the New England Tennis Association, starting today at Colt Park, Hartford, where the Nutmeg Tennis Club. will preside as host The association comprises several colored tennis clubs in Connecticut Rhode Island and Massachusetts and is a member of the National Tennis Association.
 Four To Show
 The local Valley-Rac club won the McCurry Cup last year at Boston In the sectional championship meet adn will send players to Hartford to compete in four singles and two doubles events. In the singles. Cap- tain Forrest Sims, George Ralph, Luke Mcdonald and Joe Hazel will participate with Sims and Ralph; Mcdonald and Hazel to show in the doubles competition.
 Top ranking players from New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania are expected to compete as in for- mer years.
 The closed championships of the New England Tennis Association will be held in Waterbury. Sep- tember 5, 6 and '.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
Prelims Set For Spoldi Kodak Card

New Haven, July 3 - Herman Badger. New Haven light heavy weight, will have an opportunity. to avenge teh setback handed him 8 couple of weeks ago by Tommy Campanella of Brooklyn as Match maker Al Leill has arranged a re- turn bout for the White City Sta- dium next Thursday night. They will clash in an eight-round semi final windup to the 10 heat feature bout between Leo Kodak of Chicago and Aldo Spoldi of New York, light weight mixers.
 Campanella outpointed Badger on the initial card staged here last month under Weills direction. Bad- ger held the upperhand in the early rounds but the Italian rallied strongly in the closing rounds to earn the verdict.
 Art Tatta, New Haven middle weight, and Don Yovelle of Hart- ford, are listed for a six rourder Tatta returned to duty here after campaigning for seven months around New York and stopped Billy Conkiin. Youvelle showed against Frankie Young in a New Haven Bout not 50 long ago and he hit hard and often enough to win.
 Sammy Astno. New York light. weight, will appear in another six his opponent to be selected: and Jetany Durbin. Bridgeport, facei lTssW. Iaenick, Hartford. lightweight Xa tiae four round opener.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
Cardinal Victory Cuts Dodger Lead To
 "Only" 7h Games

New York, July 3-(UP)-Weather cut Major League competition to three games yesterday but the St. Louis Cardinals took advantage of the lull to beat Pittsburgh, 3-1, and pare the Idle pace-setting Brooklyn Dodgers National League lead to 2 1-2 games.
 Johnny Beazley limited the Pirates to five hits for his seventh victory and the Cards fourth in a row. It was the first time Beazley had gone the route since May 10. He had a shutout until the ninth but Johnny Barretts triple and Elbie Fletchers $ lnfield out gave the Pirates their first run in 2l innings against Red Bird pitching.
 Cleveland defeated the Chicago White Sox, 7-5 and Detroit shaded the St. Louis Browns, 5-4 in the other games. The White Sox knock cd two pitchers from the box in a vain rally that notted four runs be- fore Harry Eiscnstat put out the fire. Chubby Dean held the Sox to one run until that inning and was cred tied with his seventh victory. It was the Indians fourth straight.
 Al Benton registered his fifth in row and sixth of the year, scat tering 12 St. Louis hits. The Tigers walloped knuckleballer Johnny Mig geling for five hits and four runs in the sixth, enough for Bentcn to win Pinky Higgins homered for Detroit to start the rally.
 New York Philadelphia and Wash ington- Boston in the American League and Boston-Ncw York in the National were postponed.
 SelIgirk Out?
 The Slumping Yankees were plagued by another headache today when utility outfielder George Sell kirk remained in New York 10 treat his injured back. Selkirk said he was hurt in night game at Cleveland. The Tanks welcomed the postpone ment to rally their strength before their important series beginning to- day with the runner-up Boston Red Sox, who now trail by only three games.
 Manager Leo Durocher of the Dodgers nursed pair of pitching problems as Brooklyn opened al Philadelphia today. Durocher left here last night after serving a three day suspension and paying a $50 fine for his recent altercation with umpire Tom Dunn at Ebbets field He left Curt Davis behind for treat ment of a lame back and Whit Wyatt, unable to finish in his last tive starts. reportedly has a kink in his arm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
Naval Authorities 'Disgusted' With Williams Antics
Red Sox Slugger Awaits Call for U.S.N. Air Corps;
 Fined $25O, BOwled Out

Boston, July 3-(UP)-Tempera mental Ted Williams, denounced from all angles for "loafing' against Washington Wednesday probably will be back in the lineup tonight when the Boston Red Sox start three-game series with the New York Yankees that may turn the American League pennant race into a knock down, drag-out brawl
 Williams was fined $250 and repri- l1landed yesterday by Manager Joe Cronin in front Of all his team mates who are in the midst of a sizzling drive in which they have won 20 out of "A games and drawn to within three games of the league leading world champions. -..
 Besides fans, ball players and Sportswriters, high naval officer was reported to have informed the lanky slugger that his lack of Esprit de, Corps" was disgusting to naval authorities. Williams has enlisted and Is awaiting a call to join the Naval Air Corps.
 VII RECFAOdo ONCUoAOAAo WllCI w l~ Hams showed outbursts of temper Cronin tried to smooth things over by pleading that the gangling out fielder was just high-strung, in- experienced youngster. but he made no such move yesterday and re- portedly informed Williams that any further demonstration would result in $500 fine and suspension without pay.
 So Sorry, Now
 Cronin removed Williams from the second game of Wednesday, double -header- because Of his slow base-running and general indiffer- cnce. Williams told rewsmcn that the whole thing was my fault and Joe did the right thing in taking me out of the game"
 "I'm just thick -headed enough screWy enough and childish enough to let those wolves Nans) in left field get under my skin. l was go- ing to take three strikes. Then thought I'd drive some fouls into the left-field stands and see If could knock some teeth out"
 He did take two strikes and knock foul into the stands, but then he hit a double with a lazy swing on the next pitch.
 It has been the fans booing and hooting that has caused most oi Williams shows of temperament but Ted promised to "do better in his relations with the customers and not let their needing" affect him.
 A great deal in the vital series with the Yankees depends on the performance of Williams for he 1, batting .336 and leads both leagues in home runs, runs batted in anc runs scored.
 The Red SIX can climb into 6 op-place t.a Ey sweeping the series Righthander Charlie Wagner will try for the first win in tonight'i twilight game and Lefty Come probably will work for the Yankees
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
"The Bore
 Fistiono Fro"
BY YIN MAIONEY

EDITORS NOTE: This is a re- view of . picture on the life of James J., Corbett, which when re- leaSed should be witnessed by all my fellow sportsmen.
 Tn the film Errol Flynn must, as Corbett, fight four tough sessions with heavyweights representing Jack Burke, Joe Choynski, Jake Kilrain and John L. Sullivan. HE is being trained by Mushy Callahan former welterweight fighting ace Part of Musings job Is to box with Flynn using the exact style of the four mauleis.
 The style of each has its own pe- culiarities, yet 1t all comes under the general heading of general rough-house scrapping. Demonstrat- ing them, Mushy has been more than once roughed up a little by Flynn.
 The other day he made proposi- tion to Flynn:
 Get some of those other nuggs to teach you about Burke, Choynski, Kilrain and John L. Sullivan. He gested, Me, I'll show you the Cor bett style"
 Mushy was using his head. Dur ing his years in the ring Corbett was seldom bruised or bloodied.
 V Stands for Victory: Are yOu do- in1 yOVHr mart for Victory?
 If not get in there and start pitching now, get in touch with your Volunteer Office or fill in the Jun for Victory Blank in this paper, and send 1t to the address thereon. Be a good sport by doing your part for an all out Victory, which will guar antee our sporting liberties as well as our Democracy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
Pert Paragraphs Of Sport

George rarity player,
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
GORDON, REISER
 PACE SETTERS

New York, July 5.-(UP)-sec- ond- BasemAn Joe Gordon of the New York Yankees held the major league batting leadership for the third straight week, although his average slumped seven points, offi- cial figures revealed today.
 Tabulations. including day games of Wednesday. gave Gordon .383, compared with .3T0 last week.
 Pete Reiser of the National League Brooklyn Dodgers retained his slim hold on second place with a .34S only one point better than third place Bobby Doerr of the Boston Red Box.
 Veteran Larry French of the Dodgers held the only unbeaten rec ord of eight straight triumphs leading both circuits' pitchers. Tn the Ameyican League the Yankees
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
City-Wide Softbal]

Leading the City-Widc Softbai League, Walnut A. 0. will have tn, classy third-place Oakville club to contend with next Monday night r. the feature game at Hamilton Park while second place Walsh Alumni takes on the Hoboes. Walnuts hay. lost but one of eight games playet to date.
 Schedule
 Walsh Alumni vs. Hoboes, Ham. ilton, No. 2. Grudzinski. Bombers vs. Cadets, Fulton, NJ l; Stango. Warriors vs. Bucks Hill, Wash ington, No. 1; Kenny.
 Walnut A. c. vs. Oakville, Ham. ilton, No. l; Greece.
 Standing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03

wel-known departed all sandwiches. Joc thc little Army wtesmonad party which started at the Race Brook Club Orange in HOmSead while
 o Society through Bob Pyd gave him s5 war bond Such
 ary must be deserved in Joe Eddie Salvatore lineup Waterbury little Eddie hit
 footballs basketbal Able waoped soundy by Willie Freddie
 ind of the tonight Elizabeth Washington Mddlebuy of the Pompaug league meet at Mddbuy
 o'clock baseball game that will atarct big Frost and Jgg his GA pound bnde English bulldog did quite job selling downtown this sign his back, waddles after at him. though friendly
 don't push Abe around.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
C.Y.O. Baseball
 Games Set Sunday

Eight teams of the C.Y.O. Base- ball League which opened its season last Sunday will see action again this coming Sabbath, weather per- hitting. St. Michael's, St. Joseph,s and Sacred Heart club were winners of games played to date. The fol- lowing schedule and standing is in effect for the next games. with time and umpires also named:
 Schedule
 St. Michael's vs. Mount Carmel, Waterville. 2; Holihan.
 Sts. Peter &S Paul vs. St. Johns, Fulton, l:30: Napoli.
 Sacred Heart vS St. Joseph's, Fulton. {; Napoli.
 St. Francis vs. St. Lucy's. Wash- ingtori. 2; Carangelo.
 Immaculate Conception, Bic.
 Standing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE

rookie hurler, Hank Borowy, dropped from q first place tie with French into second, with six vic- tories against one setback.
 Leaders in other departments:
 Doubles (N) Joost, Cincinnati, P; (A) Higgins, Detroit, 27.
 Triples (N Slaughter, St. Louis T: (A) Spence, Washintgon. Heath Cleveland. and DiMaggio, New York '.
 Home runs (N) Mize. New York l2; (A) Williams, Boston, l7.
 Stolen bases (N) Reiscr, Brook lyn. and Miller. Boston. 10; (A) Case, Washington, and Kuhel. Chi- cago, l3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
ST. LOUIS ....0 900 2 0--4 DETROIT ... 1 0 0 0 0 x--'

Stephens. Runs batted in Hitchock 2, Tebbetts, Higgins. Har- ris, Shartak 2, McQuinn, Laabs. Two base hlts--Hitchcock, Ciift. Three base hit--Chartak. Home run--Hlg- gins. Sacrlhces--Benton 2. Double plays-Hitchcock, Blodoworth and York 2; Stephens and Guttcridge. Left on baseS-St. Louis 10, Detroit T. Bases on balls--On Niggeling z, Caster 2, Benton {. Struck out--By NiGgeling ,, Galehouse l, Benton 2. Hlts-OM Niggeling 8 in 6 innlgs. Caster 9 in l, Galehouse Q in ]. Wild pitches Benton, ElRReling. Passed lAI,A-. NASea z. Losing pitcher NiggeIIng. Umpires--Htewart. Quinn and Basil. Time--1: :51. Attendance -2,38G.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
Hale America Golf
 Meet In This City


 Another Hale America" golf tournament, with the American Red Cross as the financial beneficiary. has been carded for the Country Club of Waterbury tomorrow, July 4th and Sunday, JuIy s. Given good weather, at least 100 play CTS are expected to participate on both days. On Decoration Day, last May 90, Ned Farley, with 77 and w. M. GOsS, IT,, with 74 the next day were, winners and awarded certifi- cates for their efforts. Senator Mike BlansiieId and Dr. Ken Blanchard were low net win- ners on those days with scores of 66 and @.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
ENKCORS vS. DEMONS

The Boys Club Enkcors will pla the Brooklyn Speed Demons thi sunday afternoon at Brassco Park The Speed Demons once before de feated the Enkcors by the coun of 10 to 5 and the Enkcors are oui to avenge the defeat. Manuel Lom. bardo with a record of win and : losses will pitch with Ray Cali be. hind the plate. Maiorano will pitch Tor the Demons. The EnkcorS have won l4 out of 16 games and re. gently copped the Intermediats Boys Club title.
 The Erkccrs challenge any ju. nior team between the ages of i4 to i0. For games call 4-l42i and ask for any Enkcor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03

Runs-T Moore. Musiai, o'Dea, Barrett. Errors--Marion, Barrett, Phelps. Runs bated in--MarIon, ODea, Fletcher. Two base hits Marion, Elliott. Three base hIt--- Barrett. stolen bages--Barrett An- baseg--Pittgburghs {, St. Louis {. Bases on baIlsr@-0n Kilnger ]. Dietz 2. struck out---F3y Kilnger 6. by Beaxiey s. flItg off, KiiEger c iu 2 Innings; of DietE in 1. Losing pltcheF-fiinger Umpires--Ballan fmnt. F3arIick and PIneiIl,t Time I:44 Atfendanea (paid) s,so2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
ThiSSpOg-ting
 World ...
Just Like Germany-It's So Different
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

 Although than since the death Morton billiard bowling City, appraisal of his estate has been but recently
  interesting things written into will and testament instance renders relatives
  wealth expression STANDARD of will REALITY" Adler apparently of Jewish extraction, directed that distributed follows:
  Phianthropc Societies
 Society. CATHOLIC Charities of the New Diocese United Hospital Fund
 
 Only FREE could would beques Which $64 question: DID WAR STAMPS OR BONDS TODAY, this week or last week?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
Standing

Games Today New York at Boston (twillght). Detroit at Cleveland (nighO. Philadelphia at Washington (night).
 (Only games scheduIed.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Pitchers ranked according to their and lost records Neither manager has announced his mound seec tions
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
standing of the Cinbs

Games Today - Boston at New York. [ D. m. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Pfttsburgh at St. Louis.
 (Only game gcheduled.) s Games Tomorrow Chicago at St. Louis (2). Boston at New York @. Brooklyn at Philadelphia @. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh @.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
All- Star Game LineupS

New York; July 3-(UP)-The probable starting line ups player records for the major league star game
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
EASTERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays ReSults Binghamton s-3, Hartford z-i. GBt game ii inningg.l Scranton 2-6. WiIllamsport GO. Albany 4-b, Springfield 0.4. EImira i, Wilkes Barre 0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
PROBABLE PITCHERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn (Allen 5-D at Phila- delphia (Hoerst 3-O 3:15 p. m (EWT).
 Pittsburgh flaming 2-2) at St. Louis (Warneke 6-3) 4 p. m. (EWT) Boston (Javery 6-0 at New York (Carpenter 7-6) 2 p. m. (EWTD. (Only games scheduled).
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
 New York (Gomez 2-D at Bos- ton (Wagner 7-6) 6 ?. m. (EWT). Philadelphia CKnott 2-8) at Wash ington (Mastercon 2-D 9 ?. m (EWT).
 Detroit Trucks 5-5) at Cleve- land Harder S-6) 8:45 p. m. (EWT) (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03

Hlnce 1e4l, ocorgia's 4-a club members have more than tripled the acreage 0f peanuts ercwn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
Gn mes Tomorrow
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdsy's Result

YeatePday's Results Detroit 5, St. Louis 1. Cleveland z, Chicago :. New oYrk at Philadelphia (post- poned).
 Washington at Boston (post- poned).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03

TeSny's Games Eimira at Willlamsport. Albany ct Binghamton. wilkes Barre at Scranton. loniy games scheduJed)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
Games Tomorrow

Chicago at St. Louis @. Boston at New York (2).
 Brooklyn at Philadelphia (2). Cincinnati at Pittsburgh CD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results ysYsey City at Newark (post- pened).
 Syracuse at Baltimore (post- (onIy games scheduled.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
ST. LOUIS
PITTsBunGH 000o00 t--I
 ST. LOUIS ....O o o 10 0 0 2 x--a

IVEHEH z v " E1 x-Batted for Klinser in Sth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
.sThe Baseball
 Standings e
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays ReNults Pittsburgh l. St. Louis 2. Boston At New York (postponed). (Oniy games scheduied.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
DETROIT

Totals ....... 90 5 27 | a-Batted for Caster in sth. b-Ran for Judnich in 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
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