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Evening star., 1942-01-22
Gront Circle to InstaII

Oficers elected at the last meet
ing Of the U. s. Grant Circle No. 1
Of the Ladies' Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, will be installed
tomorrow at . meeting Of the circle
at the Thomas Circle Club. Two
members, Mrs. Anna Hawthorne
and Mrs. Lizzie @. Harper, both In
their eighties, were made honorary
members and Mrs. Celia L. Freund
and Mrs. Locke e. Morrow were
initiated at the last meeting.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Natures Children
Sparrow Hawk
(Falco sparverius)

below and drop expertly upon its
prey. Besides Kidding the earth
Of mice, the sparrow hawk is .
dilgent seeker Of caterpillars,
beetles, crickets and other insects.
But honesty compels us also to
report that the sparrow hawk does
rob the nests of bird neighbors
during the breeding season. This
may be excused on the grounds
that mice and insects are not
abroad or even born when our
sparrow hawk must have food In
the spring.
There Is also the temptation to
Evening star., 1942-01-22
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY

"Killy-killy-killy" come the IA
miliar call Of the small sparrow
hawk. revealing its position to all
who take the trouble to listen to
the persistent announcer. While
this good neighbor" of ours has
been named the sparrow hawk, its
Evening star., 1942-01-22

and was married to Col Huntington
in 1917.
Funeral services will be held ut
noon tomorrow in Ft. Myer Chapel,
followed by burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-12-24

II am looking forward to debating peace
to the United States in the White House
in Washington.
Admiral Yamamoto
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

dido y pueril de la hermosisi-
ma campiha, una rafaga mas
fresca de aire marino, atrave-
saba de vez en- cuando la at
mosfera ,acarieiando, con be-
SOS invisibles, los pampanos
y ell ramaje de los arboles. Y
ALA lejos, por eneima del mar
de casas CRISES y blancas, que
Sc divisaban al fondo de la LA
nura, sc extendian festones de
huertas maravillosamente cul
tivadas, Y, como marco al cus
dro Incompatible, la cinta a.
zul y verde, con tornaSoles
lblanquecinOs y dorados, del
Mediterraneo.
Zumbaban los moscardones
alrededor de lcampamento. CO.
locado en- un altozano, a la
derecha de la carretera, Y de-
bajo del foso fresco Y en- SOM
bra del camino. subia ell can
to agudo y penetrante de las
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

losal, con su vida frenetica y
t~repidante de fabricas enor-
mes como pueblos, sus alma
Genes, sus industries Y su exis
teneia aturdidora, quedaba
lejos, muy lejos de aqui, adon
de apenas llegaba, de vez en-
vez, con las rafagas de un wien
to fino y suave, ell pitido de
las locomotoras y ell rumor sor
do de los trenes que Sc arras-
traban por la llanura. AL con-
trario una paz infinita, una CO.
mo serenidad maravillosa Sc
respiraba en- este sitio, sereni-
dad idilica, placidez de Area
dia, entire los pampanos YER
DIES y nuevos de las vinas, ba-
10 Ell azul maravillosamente in
tense y lavado del cielo v re-
cibiendo ell calor de nido de
aquel sol del verano.
Para que TODD fuera delicio-
y grato en- este ambiente cam
La gaceta., 1942-09-11
LIGA NACIUNAL
Victoria de los Cdrdendles u de-
TrotG de los Dodgers

Con su victoria de aver sobre
los Gigantes, obtenida bajo mag
mica actuaci6n de Pollett, los
Cardenales de San Luis reduje-
ron a dos desafios la "distancia'
que los separa de los Dodgers
de Brooklyn.
Mientras 81 Sr. Luis CANADA
terreno, la novena de Leo Duro-
cher era maltratada por los
Cubs Y 10 perdia.
La derrota de los neoyorqui-
nos sc lie anot6 al veterano pit
cher Schumacher.
Terry Moore ayud6 a los Pa
jaros Rojos con un quadrangle
lar y un shit" Produjo la 1nica
carrera de los Gigantes un bata-
20 de cuatro esquinas del direc-
tor Mel OFT.
Los Cardenales jugaran hoy
con los Esquivadores, en- Broo-
en- 10 que Sc estima sera la
serie decisiva del campeonato.
San Luis SC, III, De; N. York
1c, An, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

ahora ESQ de los calderos, qu'ha.
blemos de los qu'importal
IT'D diras qu'es 10 qu'impor
tai
-Hombre, va rues figurarte.
Hoy es sabado; {, Niao no ba
salio de casa pa tomar Ell fresco
solamente. Con que...
81, hoy es la cita con eli a.
eh6! 70 estoy mu tranquilo.
-Ya te veo Pero.... ttd crees
que pique el anzuelo?
-iNo seas simple. Isidrito!...
! Acuerdate qu'has sio Monsieur
PaU durante muchos amos! I'm
frances, tie siempre mucha pu-
pila. jQue piensas tn?
u Yo?.... 10 que til digas.
-Mu bien contestao. Pos 70
pienso qu'antes de que cante el
tenemos aqui al gach6 del
icon ell dinero?
-iTomal Mas SECURE que td
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

y 70 estamos borrachos antes
que sea de noche!
isl Dios to vera. H.. Poruue
la verdad es que vivimos de mi.
lagro!
-'De milagro y de tai cual qoIpe
cue vamos dando los cinco Dor
esos mundos de Dios, lno?
-Tambi6n es verdad Pero Ell
negocio esta perdio.
-Por ESQ nos lemos acogfo a
este de los calderos.
-Esto ha sio tambien pa d.
similar. Porque, Jquies decirme
que nos podrian reconocer nj
nuestras madres, en- esta tenueg
Los dos bandidos acabaron
'por reir a tOdo trapo ahora. con-
templandose mutuamente.
La verdad era que estaban
oesconocidos.
Levaban las caras Y las ma
nos negras, tiznadas de holm y
DEL moho del hero vieio, y de
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

ras de Barcelona, precisamente
al fondo del valle de Horta, jun
TO a la carretera dc San Andres,
y muy cerca de las 1ltimas casu
chas de la nueva y va enorme ba
rriada de VerdGn.
Pero ell sitio habia sido mara
villosamente escogido.
TODD ell terreno, alrededor del
campamento de los caldereros.
eran vinas, enormes mapas de
vinas, que Sc extendian a ambos
lados de la carretera, subiendo
.luego, en- suave DECEIVE, por la
derecha, hasta alcanzar los altos
pinares de Bar6 Y de las estriba-
clones del Tibidabo.
La carretera, ancha, asfalta-
da, esplendida, aparecia cubier-
ia de sombra, bajo el toldo nue.
vo Y verde de las acacias v los
castahos vestidos con sus galas
estivales.
La gran ciudad, la urbe CO.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11
un cuarto de libra sobre ell IT,

I'm cuarto de libra sobre ell II
mite de la categorfa weller.
Ell estado fisico del derrotado
en- Ell asalto final, era deplorable
Fuertes golpes de Red con-
movieron visiblemente a Fritzie
pero no lie derribaron, en- Ell ter
Ger round"
Sc escogera ell pr6ximo con-
trario de Zivic deesta "trilogia ::
Jackie Wilson, soldado en- 81 e.
jercito nacional Ray Robinson
81 negrito invencible, Y Henry
Armstrong, ell excampe6n.
Willie Pep, de Hartford, Con
puso a domir a Frank Franco
neri, de Bayonne, New Jersey
en- ell primer asalto. Joey Varof
de New York, superb a Ernie
Petrone, de Filadelfia. Phil Ter
ranova venci6 por puntos a Gu
Levine.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

cigarras, emborrachadas do
hectares azucarados entire Ell
IoliaJe de las acacias...
Pero toda esta decoration de
ensueno, toda la magica belleza
del vale risueho, y la hermosu.
"a de los bosques de pinos. Y IA
algeria idilica del mar. v el en-.
canto irresistible del paisaie de
oro' no 10 veian ~nuestros dos per
sonajes. Estos solo veian ante 81
y al alcance de su mano. Ia boto
de vino, facil de llenar del tone
i'llo bien surtido q. tenian en- el
interior del CARO-, Y un asun-
to de gran trascendencia Que
ahora les preocupaba, como va
mos a YER.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11
Los bateadores del Clhca-

go apalearon a FIighe Y 10 hi
cieron saltar del "caj6n', per-
diendo el Brooklyn un desafio.
que necesitaba para defender
sus posiciones dc la cdspide.
Warneke lalrz6 por los Cubs y
tuvo de compahero de bateria a
Hernandez. que ayudo a su no
vena con dos hits y una carre-
ra. Dispararon "jonrrones"
Vaughan y Nicholson.
Chicago 10c, 12h, De; Brook
lyn &c, 8h, lie.
Hoy jugaran los Dodgers, er
sus terrenos, con ell st. Louis
Sera una serie de dos juegos
Duroches seleccionara entire
Wyatt y Macon. M. Cooper Ian.
cara por ell st. Louis.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

New York, Sept. 11.--Los pc
ritos en- cuestiones boxisticas
habfan augurado la victoria del
excampe6n Fritzie Zivic sobre
ell campe6n Red Cochrane, del
peso weller, y no Sc e%quivoca-
ron.
La prolongada "inactividad'
en- cuanto al deporte de los pu
nos, provocada por sus se~rvicios
a la marina, hizo que Cochrane
no pudiera rendir sus m~ejores
esfuerzos.
Ell campe6n pele6 como tai en-
los cuatro primeros asaltos, Pc
70 despues del quinto empez6 a
destacarse la mejor reparaci6n,
destreza y vigor de pufos de III
vic.
Dos asalros lie fueron quitados
a "Red" por peSar ilegalmente
ell quinto y ell septimo, pero va
ell e~xcampe6n los habia ganado
con sus golpes.
Mas de $4,000 personals pre-
senciaron el programa.
Votaron a favo- del vencedor,
ell arbitro Arthur Donovan y los
jueces George Lecron v Bill
Healy.
No sc discuti6 la corona de
Cochrane, que pesaba 1852 Ii
bras. Era ell peso de Zivic de lat
La gaceta., 1942-09-11
ARNALL DERROTO AL "DIC
TADOR"

Atlanta, sept. 1l.-El estado
de Georgia derrot6 en- las cleo
clones primarias del microbes
a Eugene Talmadge, ell DICTATOR,
nOminado para gobernador 6
Ellis Gibbs, ell abogado general,
enemigo de la tirania y genuine
defensor de la democracia.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

Venci6n Arnall en- 81 conda-
dos, con 241 "unidades'', 35 mas
de las necesarias par alcanzar
Ia nomination Y la election Sc
gura.
Tlmadge firm6 aver un Me-
morandum que autorizan un au-
mento de 25% en- los sueldos de
los mSestros del e5tado.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

Sc dividieron 81 noble juego de
aver. Fueron los pitchers CANA
dores Leonard y HUMPHREYS.
Estalella intervino en- uno de los
juegos Y dispar6 un "tubey''.
Washington lie IN, &c; Chica
go 7c, 8h, Be.
Washington Sc, Oh, 2e; Chica-
go 4c, oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11
NO EMPEZARA Ell DOMIN-
GO LA SERIE DE TRES
JUEGOS

Aunque va esta decidido que
la sarie de tres juegos por ell no
nor de competir con el Circulc
Cubano, sera jugada por 81 Cen
tro Asturiano y la Unione Italia
ma, 81 domingo sc efectuaran en-
Cuscaden desafios que pertene-
cen a los s~ehalamientos, pero
que no tienen verdadero interes
deportivo.
La Liga, pensando en- la par
te economical, resolvi6 efectuar
los partidos del domingo, que nc
tienen interes en- cuanto a los re
sultados definitivos.
Ell domingo 10, 81 no surge al
gun Inconvenience, empezara la
serie entire ell Centre Asturiano
y la Unione Italiana.
La novena que de tres juegos
game dos, discutira 81 campeona
to, Ell primer lugar definitivo,
con ell team" del Circulo Cuba
no.
Sc compondra de siete juegos,
que Sc verificaran en- domingo,
la serie final.
En- la serie de tres, la novena
de la Unione Sc presentara re-
forza0a con Luis Piniella. Mic
ky Fernandez es q otro "serpen
tinero estrella" de los Garibaldi
nos.
Pope Iglesias, segdn nos infor
man, Sc propone darle a Onis,
con ell apoyo de sus bateadores,
varias "sorpreSas."
La gaceta., 1942-09-11
E~lNCCNTRADOS LOS OUER-
POS DE 4

Hinsdale, N. H., sept. 11.-Los
cadaveres de dos hermanas y
dos h~ermanos, todos ancianos,
fueron encontrados aqui, cada
cuerpo en- su CANA respectiva.
Creese que hicieron un pacto
de suicidio, matando los hernia
mas. nombradas Margie, de rs,
y Sra. Hector Cote, de 72.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

II you feel tired out, limp, l~istless,
moody, depressed-n ycur nerves
are constantly on edge and you're
losing your boy friends to more
attractive, poppy women-SNAP
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tired, cross woman
All you may need Is a good reliable
tonic. II so, just Try famous Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
made especially for women. Let Il
stimulate gastric juices to help digest
and assimilate more wholesome food
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

Cuadrangulares de Ted Will
liams y Domenico DiMaggio no
pudieron impedir qeu los Tigres
Sc "tragasen' al Boston.
La victoria lie correspondio a
N~ewhouser y Ell contratiempo a
Hughson.
Boston 4c, 10h, lie; Detroit
sc, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

Galehouse dej6 q los Yankees
sin carreras y en- tres hits. Fu6
la cuarta "lechada" del team
de Mccarthy en- esta Temporal
da.
New York DC, 9h, De; st. Louis
&c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

Cincinnati &c, 12h, lie; Boston
&c, Oh, De.
Cincinnati DC, Oh, De; Boston
DC, 2h, lie.
Fernandez bate6 un "jilote"
en- ell primero y no pudo "conec-
tar en- ell segundo.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

Los Phillies hicieron una ca
carrera en- el onceno "~episodio"
y vencieron a los Piratas
Pittsburgh 1c, III. 2e; Phila
delphia &c, IN, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

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La gaceta., 1942-09-11

X Que tai, Chepa9
ii ESQ que til dices, Pablito
lila sombra de Paternina!
u Verdad que ST?
Il De butenl.... Bueno, DEBATE
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

La campiha dormia bajo 81 be
so de I'm sol dorado que va ha-
bfa madurado los trigos v agos-
taba los barbechos.
FL carbonate de los caldere-
ros estaba acampado a las afue-
La gaceta., 1942-09-11
"a Gaceta Folletin No. 3s2
TONIC TEROHRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ia como Ell hielol Y de clase..
Iva tie pues esta~ riendo de Pa
ternina hasta que te Sc caiga el
rabo!
Y ell calderero lie tendio al otro
la botG, a la que ell nuevo perso-
maize lie hizo los honores con to-
do el protoeolo, o sea durmien-
dose con ella en- ell aire cerca de
diez minutes.
La gaceta., 1942-09-11
LIGA AMERICANA

Senadores Y Medals Blancas
La gaceta., 1942-09-11
ORORTES
ZIVIC DERROTO A
RED COCHRANE

Los peritos no Sc equivocdron
La gaceta., 1942-09-11

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Fdyerwedther
Skeet Winner

Bill FayerVeather Of Detroit
broke 81 OUT of 4 possible 100 Is.
gauge targets at tho Kenmore
Skeet Club Saturday to WIN the
6rst event in the ST. Clair open
f<eet championship
The winner OF 1912 most i'm.
eroYed Skeet shooter" award
equaled a state record with his
score. His closest rival was Pau
Slack, with a "a. Richard II
Hecker followed with 90.
: Irving Shaw OF Detroit. FIRST
gunner 20 finish the 10O-targej
R0-gauge. broke 81. With most OF
Che field yet 10 finish. bis Scor,
a-as not considered likely 10 stanc
I'D
Other .28-gauge scores
c. j. Eberley 81; Mickey Nc.
Broom 90; Bill Hemsley SO. Johr
Grubsugh 50: Dick Steinhofi 81
George Dunlop IS: Jerry Decke
So Boots Allen 50. Joe Gates 10
Eddie Griffith So Dominic ID
Monde So.
Andy CsrHn "a De Monde 81
orifffth n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Leagues Ready
To Start Play
This Week
May Extend Closing
Hour; SpsuIdine Using
Girls TO Set Pins
By HAROLD KAHL

"Set 'em up and lets get
going"
That viii nc the cry this wcel
Wher the vanguard OF Detrolt''
bowling army. composed Of more
than 175,0O0 men and women
swing into league play at various
establishments throughout the
CITY Inside Of three weeks every
league will have had its first TASTE
OF competition.
Despite the inroads made by
the drainage of manpower for
our armed forces, overtime and
staggered hours in war plants,
there u every indication the
1g42-4S season will shatter all
previous records and go down
ms the best in the city's his
fOFV~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Loop
Set for Another
Stretch Drive
Cardinals Threatening
Dodgers as Race
Enters Last Month
BY LEO MACDONELL

Whereas two weeks ago a re-
|newal of the Yankee-Dodger
Iclassic of 1871 seemed certain in
the 1912 world series, the aggres-
|sive young Cardinals are now
Threatening TO make a fight of II
with the ancient, but still potent,
Dodgers for the championship OF
1.-THE National League.
All of which suggests the posi-
Ibility OF traditional dog-hght
down to the finish line, intra-
league races that have become
famous in the senior circuit.
The st. Louis clubs current bid
Ito overhaul Leo Durocher's snooty
tclan recalls that the Cardinals
lost out last year by but two and
tone-ha1f games in one OF the
loops hottest finishes.
Though they have not always
had what il takes TO pull through
Ito victory, the CardinalS-real
lgamesters-when they got near
twere always able TO make a reaI
fight. In 1889 they lost out to the
Cincinnati Reds by only four and
lone-half games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Grid Game Postponed

NEW YORK. Aug. - tUPl.-
The twilight exhibition football
game between the Brooklyn Dodg-
erS and the Green Bay Packers,
scheduled to be played this evening
at-Ehhetts Field was postponed
due TO the weather. The game will
be played tomorrow at 2:30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Beaten 1st Time,
|EdgattoStdrt
Anew on Friday
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

His indicated professional rec
ord at an end, Jimmy Edgar at
tempts a new start Friday night
at Olympia when he meets Ernie
Pelaia of Beaver Falls, Pa. in one
OF the double windup features
Opening a winter series of boxing
shows.
Tommy Yarosz, brother OF the
former middleweight champion,
Teddy. will meet Curly Denton of
Cincinnati in the other hereunder.
Four supporting bouts were an
|nounced Saturday by matchmaker
Nick Londes. making a total of
|46 rounds.
Edgar'S initial setback came
Friday night when he dropped a
decision to Jack LaMotta, veteran
middleweight from New York. At
149 pounds, the local Negro had
an 11-pound handicap, but his
showing was such that the fight
was voted best of the night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Tunes Open Sept. IS

The Detroit Times Classic will
make the first Of 81 stops at John
Paulus' Chene-Tromhly Recreation
September Is, while the Michigan
Major, increased from 10 TO 16
eves. goes the following night. The
latter will operate at two houses,
Crest on the west side and Ramona
on the east
; The Chrysler Inter-Plant. strong
est of the industrial circuits, will
launch its campaign at Olympic
Recreation with 10 teams again
September II. And by that time
livery other league will be under
NAv,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Totals y - ~ Totals 20 ~ 10
'Ba,ted for Robsrge In seventh.
BOSTON 600 OO0 600
Ctneinnsti 100 600 cox l
Run-Marshan Run bstted in-harshan.
Two-base hit-SRu. Home run-Marshall.
struck out-By Ssvo !. by DerrinEer 3.
Bases on bails--on salvo I. on Derringer
. Left on bases Boston Z. Cincinnati Ss
Umpires Msgerkurth Iorda and Barre
rime-i:33. Paid ATTENDANCE. 1877.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Hayes Gets Test

Harold Hazlett, a stablemate
of Pelaia, will test Charley Hayes,
Ferndale middleweight hopeful. In
an eight-rounder. 1t will be the
sixth professional for each.
Bobby Mcintyre. who holds the
state lightweight championship,
has been signed to meet Bill
Hardges of Detroit in six
rounder. Mcintyre. who has been
campaigning in the East, lost a
split decision 10 Tommy Jessup
in Massachusetts last week. but
will meet him in a rematch after
appearing here at Olympia.
Lou Woods, another local weller
hopeful. will meet Jack Carpenter
of Cleveland and Bob Nichols, who
beat Chuck HirSt last winter.
takes on Pat ZeZak OF Bay City
in other six-rounders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Runs Hockett. weathsrIy. keitnsr.
Fleming. Rlzzuto. Hassett, Heinrich. ptMag-
gio, Keller. Errors - Priddy, Heinrich.
Grimes. Runs batted in-Fleming 2, Hen
rich. DiMaggio 2. Keller. Heath. weaiherly
2, Lindell. Two-bas hits-Flemlng Has
sett Keller Threc-base hit-Weatherly.
Home Weatheriy. Stolen bases-Bou-
dreau. DiMaggio. Double plays-ketner TO
Fleming Linden To Gordon 20 Hassett.
Boudreau TO Grimes 10 Fleming. Len on
bases-New York 5. Cleveland 8. Bases on
bails-Off Smith 4. off Lindei 4 Struck
3. Hits-Off Bonhsm 10 In I innings. off
Smith 6 In IN innings. off Llndell 2 In
innings, off Bagby I in ] y innings. Win
ming pitcher-Smtth. Losin< pitcher Bcn
ham. Umpires-Summer Pipgras and Pas
Sarslla. Time-2:i5. Attebdanee-2,s3i
maid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Major League Box Scores

Totals - sx2s Totals - 2 n IL
'Batted for WaIneke Ia ninth.
1.-TWO out when winning nun scored
brooklyn 200 no 0Cc-5
Chicago 100 010 O02-t
Runs-waiker vsuehsn. GalAn. Hack.
Mccullough, MeruIlo. sturgeon. Errors--
psllessandro. Nicholson. Runs batted in
Herman, Galan. Owen, Dsiiexsandro. Foxx.
Hack 2. Sacrifice Sturgeon Left on
bases Brooklyn 8. Chicago 7. Raises on
baIis-off Allen 1. off Head 4. off War
neke ?. Struck out-By Head D. by
Warneke g. Hits--On Alien IN y In
ming. off Head In rs innings. Off
Casey / In "a inning. Losing pitcher
Head. Umpires BsIlsnfant. Bariick and
Pnelh. Time-7:A Attendance taetuaD
--H.557.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Record Shattering Bowling Season Predicted in Detro
Clare Udell Leads
Tn Barthel Series

Crates OF the Detroit Yacht Club
has been the wonder boat OF the
series. Regardless of whom was
at her helm she has got the win
ming gun in every race. She thus
has four victories. The other two
boats. Warrior. owned by Temple
and Perez Darnell's Pintail have
been equally consistent.
Warrior has finished second in
every start and Pintail has been
comfortably last in all four races.
Two remain to be sailed this Sun
day and if the boats continue TO
run TO form a triple tie for the
trophy is in prospect.
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RunS-Lodigia Nueller Fox, LuLxen,
Conroy. Wagner Error-Appling. Runs Cat
Dietrich 2. Two-bsse hits Lodlgfani.
Tabor Sacrifice hn--WAgner. Double plays
-Pesky 10 Doerr TO Lupien 2, Holloway 10
Applmg TO Holloway. Left on bases-ChI-
eago Z, Boston 10. Bases on balls-Off
Wagner 5. OFF Wade 8. off Dietrich !.
Struck out--By Wagner 4, by Wade l. Hits
Off Wade in az innings off Dietrich
a in 5sa innings. Passed ban-Turner.
Hubbard and Rue Tlme-2 90. Attendance
-6. 5i2
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Too Good to Miss

Hes too fine a prospect TO be
sidetracked because Of one de-
feat when he's bad only IL
fghts,", Londes said Saturday.
Tf you'll recall, Fireman Jim
Flynn and Willie Meehan beat
Jack Dempsey when he first
started. And he turned out to
be a pretty fair sort Of fighter"
Londes' opinion is concurred ir
by John Roxborough, manager oi
Joe Louis, who also is interested
in Edgar. Jimmy will have nc
setup Friday. however. FOR Pelais
is a durable campaigner who de-
feated Carmen Notch last spring
in Chicago.
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Shamrock Consistent

Shamrock has been first 10 every
mark To date with one exception.
Warrior. guided by Doyle. picked
up a slant of air and beat Crates
ship to the windward mark in the
last race Saturday. Five minutes
later on the sPinnaker run Sham
rock again was out in front 10
stay there to win.
Here's how the three races went
SATURDAY.:
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Greatest Race

Probably the greatest race In
the National was a furious three
Icornered affair in 1893 in which
the Cubs nosed out the Pirates
by three games. One game behind
the Pittsburgh club were the
Giants.
Two years before that--in 1886
to be eXact-there had been an
other stirring three-cornered bat
tie in which the Giants finished on
top FIVE games in front of tttIc
Cardinals and Cubs, who were
tied for second and third pla .es.
In 1885. the year the Tigers cap
tured their only world series
championship. the Cubs. whom
Detroit defeated. had quite a
tussle before edging out the
Cardinals in the National League
chase. The Cubs squeezed in by
four games. only TO meet defeat
at the hands OF Mickey Cochrane' S
inspired hands.
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sErnSp GANtY

New York 1oi 0Io WI
Pittsburgh ool OoS Wo--t
Runs -Werbey. wick. Of Mfye csrpen-
ter. Coscarar Wss1eU Lopez Klinger.
Error Coscarart Runs batisd tn--Ott =.
Wttek Coscarari Ntxe 2 Barrett 2.
Fletcher Two-bAse hit-Mi1e Three-hsss
hits-Witek 2 Lopez. Home runs-ON,
Nine sacrifice Jurgrs. Double plays
Jurges 10 wi,ek 20 Nine. witsk 10 urges
To Mine Left on basst--Eew YORK y.
Pt,sburxh 2 Ra.s on bsIlS--On Carpenter
q on MCGEE 1 struck out-By kinger ].
by Carpenter Hts--oS Carp~nter "
5 innings on Niece l IN 4 inntnss, on
Kl,nxer IL IN Ia innings. OF Wilikis
a IN Is innings Winning pitcher
Niece. Losing pitcher Kiingsr