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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-29
Labor Management Committees Are
At Work For Victory And New Era

Detroit ULNS). - The labOr-man-
agement committees have become a
major factor in our whole war produc-
tion effort, and they are steadily grow
ing in number. This new experiment,
now highly successful in so many
plants, has revealed the vital import
ance of the human element in industry.
The labor management committees
have shown that to keep the wheels
going around, people must get along
together.
Having the answer for the problems
of human relations in the plants would
not only create a new high in war
production, but would give pattern
of craftsmanship for the nations. In
this way the labor-management COM
mittees can be the herald of new
industrial era where men come into
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their own again as masters of them
selves instead of slaves to machines.
Recognizing that the human element
is nearly always the cause OF bottle
necks around the conference table, the
Moral Re-Armament workers have
directed their efforts to bringing about
solution. The songs in their victory
revue You Can Defend America" spot
light this answer:
Lets get together!
Let's get together and see,
In a spirit of honesty
Whether we cannot agree.
Problems can vanish,
MisunderstandingS can flee
When mistrust and self-interest we
Danish
You'll find we agree. y"
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months to come, will go into munition
plants, into aircraft factories, into ship
yards and into the other industries
making actual equipment for our
soldiers, sailors and marines or into
plants servicing our armed forces.
They are doing a grand job, all OF
them Working under what are new
conditions, for most of them, they are
showing the skill and efficiency which
make for high production.
1--WE owe them and their sisters, who
are taking the places of men in many
drudging civilian jobs, a great debt
and l join with Americans here and
those on fighting fronts all over the
world in acknowledging it upon an
occasion such as the anniversary of
the Government agency which is SO
much concerned with their welfare
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-29
DAVID CUSHNIE AGAIN
HEADS LOCAL UNION 20

Steubenville, Ohio. At the recent
meeting of Local Union No. 20, officers
for the ensuing six months were
elected David Cushnie was again re-
turned to the presidency, as we'll as
Elizabeth Ely our recording secretary.
Others elected were James GOnker,
vice president; Joseph Gunkel, tinan-
cial secretary; Anna Bartels, defense
collector; Harold Sapp, guard; Victor
Glawonia, inspector; Harry Sanders.
statistician; James GOnker, Edward
Andregg and Harry Brady, trustees.
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evening, July 10, with wee President
r. l.. Wheatley presiding and Organ
iZer James Solon acting as secretary.
The War Labor Board ruling was read
and discussed at length. Eventually n
motion was passed that each local
have jurisdiction over the departments
which they represent.
The firm has promised a break
down of how much money the raise
will mean to each local. This is to be
divided as equitably as possible and
there are similar departments in two
or more locals, further conferences
may be necessary so as to keep it in
line. The matchmaking and mainten-
ance departments will probably take
the most time to figure out.
We understand Vice President Zim-
mcr has given another son to the
armed forces. This time to the Navy.
Our best wishes go with him.
The transfer of Brother William
Nolan to national headquarters was
approved. Brother George Copestake
New Jersey State Motor Vehicle In
spection Department and has asked
for honorary membership. He also
warned us not to speed up, outside the
shop at least
We were sorry to hear of the death
of Brother John Power on July 23.
Flowers were sent and our charter
draped for 80 days Brother John re-
tired from the trade several years ago.
The news from St Johns Canada is
very heartcning and we hope they will
continue to make progress. They have
Il great advantage over their brothers
i'm the L. S. at present and we hope
they will use it,
Every sanitary plant that forges
ahead helps every other plant to get
better conditions and we must not for
get that the opposite has results not
very pleasant.
We were pleased to note the sani-
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NEW OFFICERS OF
NO. 86 ARE GREETED
BY LARGE CROWD

A banner crowd greeted the
newly elected officers of Local
Union No. sc at their recent
meeting despite the hot weather.
Quite Il number of questions
were taken up and settled to
the satisfaction of all concerned.
Four new members were init
ated and added to the roll book
of our local.
Brother Bob RobinsOn'S name
was drawn for bank night. Bro
ther Robinson to you, but Second
Lieutenant Rob inson to the
Supply Dept. of the United
States Army. He was here re-
Gently on furlOugh and while
home took unto himself Il bride.
Good luck, Bob.-O.C. Sc.
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Working Women Doing "Grdnd Job"
President Tells Secretary Perkins

Washington, ID. c. ULNS).-In Il
message to Secretary of Labor Perkins,
President Roosevelt paid tribute to the
millions of American women engaged
in war production and at work i'll
mems places on civilian jobs. Secretary
Perkins read the message on the Ma
tional Radio Forum in connection with
the 25th anniversary of the Women s
Bureau, L. S. Department of Labor.
Praising the women workers for the
grand job" they are doing, the Presi-
dent said:
Il am informed that approximately
100000 American women are now
working. more than 2.OOO,OOO of them
being engaged in producing the muni-
tions with which the United Nations
are steadily beating down the Axis
Nor and more of our women, in the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-29
Two Delegates Will
Represent No. 4 At
State Convention
Committee Reports Dust
Conditions At Ldughlin's
Hove Been Corrected

Local Union No. elected two dele
gates to attend the state convention of
the A. +. of l.. at their meeting Mon
day night. The members displayed
extremely good judgment in electing
Norman Lanning and William Ash
baugh, as both of these men are active
in Trades and Labor Council. This
qualities them as good delegates as
they are already fa.aiiar with the
problems facing labor in the state of
Ohio.
Brother George Brunt was installed
as guard. Other officers We're installed
last meeting, but Brother George was
unable to attend.
Two more women paid initiation fees
and were taken into the local. These
women are stickerS-up at the Hall
China Company.
Ii is the desire of President Frank
Dales that No. As O. G. keep the trade
Informed of the activities of the local.
However, occasionally meeting is
concerned with matters, if published,
would be of more interest to the manu-
facturerS than the members.
We note, with approval in last
weeks paper, the signing of new
contract at the Canadian Potteries,
Ltd. 1t is good to hear of our Cana
dian brothers making headway in con-
ditiOnS and wages.
Dust and dirt conditions existing in
the No ; shop at Laughlin's were
brought before the local by one of the
members The shop committee eX-
planned that this condition has been
taken up with the management with
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40 Per Cent Production Rise
For Post-Wdr Jobs Asked

Philadelphia ULNS). - Paul G.
Hoffman, induStrialist and national
chairman of the Committee for Eco
nomic Development, urged here 20
per cent increase in industrial produc-
ton as the only means of achieving
and maintaining Il stable postwar
world.
In an address to members of the
Philadelphia County division of the
sion after the war was not simply Il
task of recOnversOn but was one of
hitting productive level that will
make available 100000 more jobs
than in 194O'
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Public Employees Union
Admitted To Central Council

The newly-fOrmed State, County and
Municipal Employees union, local 66l
has Joined the East Liverpool Trades
and Labor council
Officers of the new organization are
Raymond CowleS, city electrician
president: Paul Allison, street depart
ment worker, vice president; j. v
WasSOn. street department worker
secretary, and Delmer Perrin, city hall
custodian, treasurer
Trustees of the local are William
VanDyne and Willard Laughlin. both
of the street department and Harry
Waggle, waterworkS department en-
ployee. There are about % members in
the city emplOXeeS' union.
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SHIPBUILDERS' UNION HONORED

Washington, d. C.-The L. S. Mari
time Commission honored six AFL
unions in the National City yards OF
Concrete Ship Constructors near San
Diego. California, for their part in the
construction of huge concrete fuel oil
barges. The M awards were pre-
sented to union members of the COM
pany's labor-manag cement committee by
Admiral II. l.. Vickery, vice chairman
of the commission.
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Bdckers Of Smith, Connolly
Bill Should Have Ndmes
Published On Bulletin Bodrd
Local Union No. "A Fdvors Such Action; Clarence Bos
wick Elected Delegate To Ohio State Fed
erection Of Labor Convention

Sebrng Ohioocal Union No. Al is in favor Of publishing
congressman bulletin board who voted in favor
of the hConnay antlabor bill This local hasn't forgotten
the who voted for this bill and will not forget them the
We will have chance when election time rolls around
We have honor roll town with the of the
the vicinity who the battle fronts doing their
help protect these United States of America The majority Of
this board members of the N B. of O. P who
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DANISH PRISONS WAITING LIST

LOndon.-Money has been granted to
build new prison in Copenhagen, ac-
cOrding to the Danish national
tidende" The Copenhagen prisons are
so overcrowded that people are now
forced to wait from to II months in
order to serve their sentences. The
"crimes" are overwhelmingly against
the Germans.
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Members OfLocdl Union rs
Hedr Interesting Conference
Report By Secretary Ansell
Vice President WhedtleY Presided With james Soon Act
ing As Secretary; Motion Passed Giving Each Locol
Jurisdiction Over Departments They Represent

Trenton N 1.-THE attendance at the last meeting of Local
Union No. As good and important matters
dealt with and a number settled.
Changing the one-re process causing
problems under and needs careful consdera
ton The firm taking the major portion the loss but there
times when feel that the entire responsibility is theirs
In absence Vice President Zmmer chairman of
Committee Secretary Lance Anse reported the
ference locals 49,
Evening star., 1943-05-09
American War Mothers

The American War Mothers an
nual carnation sale was held Friday
and Saturday. Mrs. Sarah L. Gass,
chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Wal
ter H. Criswell, State president; Mrs.
Marion Barrows, Mrs. Charlotte
Hicks, Mrs. Mary E. Dixon, Mrs. Ro-
setta Butler. Mrs. Hobert Burg, pres
ident Of the chapter, and other
members.
The services at Arlington amphi-
theater will be held at 80 pm, in
charge Of the national president,
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin. Mrs. Walter
II. Criswell, State president, will lay
Evening star., 1943-05-09
Jobs Daughters

Bethel No. 3 will meet May 13 to
honor their mothers and fathers.
There will also be initiation of the
following: Florence Merchant, Betty
Rector, Sarah Jones, Marjory Mack
intosh ard Margaret Trussell. The
honored queens go-to-church Sun
day will be on May % at McKendree
Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1943-05-09

a wreath on the Tomb Of the I'm
known Soldier.
A business meeting of the chapter
will be held at Thomas Circle Club,
1926 Massachusetts, avenue NV,
May IA at 1870 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-01
NOTHE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
fSenafe Bfff No. 1881

N0Iti r ~ HEkftf1 tslN IN. Ihat
". l. Stribling. holder Of Tax
Certificate No. c55. issued the End
day 81 September. \. -. 1870. has
filed same in my office and has
made application for a tax deed 70
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County OF Monroe.
Stale of Florida. tO-wit:
ri. Lots 2 * s. NO NAME KEY.
See IS. TWP. &C. r 30 Els
Acres D3-55S. A. recorded 81
Monroe County Records
The assessment of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name Of William
a. Hubel and Caroline Isabelle
Baker
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according TO law. the
property described therein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
court house door ON the first Mon
day ~ the month of August. 1913,
which is the End day 81 August
1913
Dated this 18th day Of June. 1913
(SEALD Ross G Sawyer
fIerk Of Circuit Court Of Monroe
County. Florida.
jun17-s4 .jlyi-S .I9i'
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAN DEED


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
That p g. Swtetiuz holder ~ Tax
Certificate ~ 80. issued tire Isl
.f.tt .f August \ - 1855. has
fled same IA nay office and has
made, application Tor "A tax deed e.
boz. issued thereon said certtticate
.fnlrareS the following described
property ia the County Of Monroe.
state of Florida. tO-wit-
Lot Sur = Anglers Park.
Kes Largo plat B"uk paE-
f5s. Pt Lots J. . i". if
A Pt Lots % 1. ~ Sec a.
Twp 81 T. as T. bless. A.
recorded 600 Monroe county
Records
The assessment az the said prop
.rtv under the said certificate is
sued was iu the name 81 ? L
Palmer
Unless said certificate shall b. re-
deemed according To- law. the prop
.rtx described therein VIII bee Sold g.
the highest bidder at the court
house door ou the first Non
div iu ths month ~ August lsff
~ hich j. the End dat ~ Au-u~t,
1853
Dated this lst dss 90 IuiH 1915
SEAL Ross & SAWYER
clerk 90 Circuit Court = Monroe
county F'rrida
jlsI-s-I5--- 10
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NOTICE or APPLIC ALTON FOR
TAN DEED
f@euafe RfIs NJ. 1851

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIN ~.
That John y Archer holder - TaN
Certificate No sl. ISSUED th-
end das ~ September \ - sea" has
filed same in my office aud has
made. application for q tax deed To-
Doe. ISSUED thereon. said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County II Monroe.
state 81 Florida. to-wit
Los 3. Sur q Tr 2" elise.
past A. recorded iu Monroe
county Records
The assessment 81 the said prop
.rtx under the said certIticstt- -
sued was tu the uam~- 81 fr.tHN
M Paps and : r BUST"
Unless said certificate shall De- re-
deemed according 20 law. the prop
.-rty described therein VIII Zee solid -
The highest bidder al the court
house door an the first Mon
daN in th, month II August 1888
which i- th.- -nd dAN ~ AaE 4~i-
I*4s
Tat.-d this Isl das .f IuiN ifit
tSEALb Ross 9 saw N~r
clerk 81 Circuit Court II Monroe
county. Florida
HNI-S-I5--2 fts.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
E<4EI rRMn

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
W l. Strihling. holder Of Tax
Certificate No. $50. issued the End
day of September. A. d. 1870. has
filed same in my office and has
made application for a tax deed to
be issued thereon said certificate
embraces the following described
property In the County OF Monroe,
State Of Florida. to-wit:
Lot :. No NAME KEY. Sec. r.
TWP. 50. r 30 r 81 Acres
D3-5jS. a. recorded in Monroe
County Records
The assessment OF the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name OF William
q. Hubei and Caroline isabelle
Baker
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according TO law, the prop
erty described therein viii be sold
a. the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month 81 August. 1858
which is the End DAY of August.
1888
Dated this 18th day 81 June. 1858.
(SEALl Ross c Sawyer
Clerk OF Circuit Court of Monroe
County. Florida
junI7-24 .IyI->I3G3
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAN DEED
f@emafe Bill No. 1881

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
r r Sweeting holder 81 Tax
Certificate W N1- SSu-d the zud
day az September 4 T. 1899 has fill
I'd same in ms office and has made
application for a tax deed TO be is
sued thereon said certificate en-
braces the following described prop
erty in the County OF Monroe. State
OF Florida. to-wit:
Lot ,. Sur " Anglers Park
Key Largo. Plat Is"ok : Pse-
l5s. ~ Lots J. > . De-. Do
4 I't Lots IT, u. ~ See "a
Twp - : u - r. Dies. A.
recorded IN M"nr".- Count,
Records
The assessment OF the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued Was in the name ~ r. l..
Palmer
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according TO law. the
property described therein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month 81 August. 1888.
vi ich is the end dav 81 August
1888
Dated this Ist dav ~ July. 1853
(SEAL) Ro-s G Sawyer
Clerk OF Circuit Court OF Monroe
County. FloriGa-
JyI-S-ls-.z. Isg-.
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GIANTS DEFEAT
ST. LOUIS CARDS
BROOKLYN DODGERS GO TO
VICTORY BY BLANKrNc
CINCINNATI REDS


NEW YORK. July The New
York Giants pushed over a tenth
inning run yesterday on Sid Cor
Con 5 single. 10 beat the St. Louis
Cardinals. ! 20 3. in the first game
~ . war relief fund doublehe adj
q before an estimated crowd of
1900 fans. The Cards had scored
Twice N the ninth 10 tie the count
Curt DAVIS four-hit mound solo
puishone Dixie Walkers pre-
game singing As the Dodgers whip
ped the Cincinnati Reds. S to o
In night game the Pittsburgh
Pirates and Phillies PLAYED 10 a
iie. the sccre reading. 3-3. while
ihe New York Yankees downe6
the Cleveland Indians. 3 to / in
q night contest.
The following are the results Of
ne games played yesterday:
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The bus Mas full bat large
lady elboWed her way IN. Two
tickets. please. she said One for
me and one for my husband out
side
Conductor Can't your hus-
band eat his own ticket How am
Ito know which Is your husband?
LADY, lmpudent, ! shall COM
plain o. fht COMPANY
CONDUCTOR Calm yourself. ma
dam ] can imagine what your
husband a. like
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LEGAL.S
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
tsenate Bfii No. 1851
lTIEE - LLED EnE =

tscaate Btil No. 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That Milo Corp. holder Of Tax
Certificate No. $50. issued the End
day OF September A. ID. 1910. has
filed same in my office and has
made application for a tax deed to
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following describes
property in the County Of Monroe.
state OF Florida. to-wit:
Sqr- S. Key Largo City Garden
Cove. Sec. No. !. PIT Gov. Lot
?. Sec 81. TWP. SOS. n. 40E.
Plat Book l Page l57. as re-
corded in Monroe County Rec
ords
Tine assessment OF the said prop
erty under the said certificate IS
sued was in the name Of Miami
Bank < Trust Co
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according TO law. the prop
erty described therein will be sold 10
the highest bidder at the court
house door on the first Mon
day in the month 81 August. 1898.
which Is the End day Of August.
1913
Dated this 18th day Of June. 1888.
tSEAL Ross g Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court OF Monroe
County. Florida
juni7-24.jlyi-S.Is4
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National Leaaue
coUGHED TOO LATE

SALT LAKE CITY.-With q
marble lodged in his throat. four
yeaT-oid David HarIweil was
rushed 10 the hospital. just as
physicians started 10 work on him.
david coughed and up came the
marble. too late to save a doctors
and operating room fee of SIS.
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LEGAL.S
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED


SENATE Bill No. 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
r Sweeting. holder 81 Tax
certificate NJ. 5f7. issued the
IN daK II August. 4 T. 1899. has
filed same in my office and has made
application for q tax deed TO be is-
sued thereon. said certificate EN-
braces the following described prom
erty In the County OF Monroe. State
u Florida. tO-wit:
Lot p" sur. q. Angler Park.
metropolitan Section. key
Large. Lots - q - ~ Lots
81 * - -, g. TWP 81 : X
- T. plat fiu~k ] Pag- iss <
i'iat Book I'aEs . D2-IZI. A.
recorded go Monroe County
Records
fhe assessment OF the said prop
-rtv under the said certificate is
sued was in the name ~ Mrs
Mary NJ Wilson.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according TO law. the
property described therein will be
sold 10 the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
eay im the month of August. Is43.
~ hich is the md day of August.
1855
Dated this Isl day of July. ls43.
tSEALD Ross c Sawyer
Clerk OF Circuit Court OF Monroe
County. Florida
jlvI-S-1s-e2 .is43
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T0DAY'S GAMES
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES


Boston a Detroit. twilight.
New York IL Cleveland.
Washington al Chicago.
Philadelphia a. 81 Louis
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National League

Pittsburgh a. Philadelphia, two
games
Chicago "a Boston
Cincinnati al Brooklyn
fOnlv games scheduled
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The Reason

Hate food"
Why"
SpOllS my appetite.
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Byrd committee Saws govern
meni can drop 100000 employees
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ORDER OF PUBIIC aTIo>

TB William Franklin tuppN
Jack SouNill. stat. Hospital.
Jack SONY ill-. Illinois
You william Franklin tupps
Jack Snuxills- state Hospital JarE
SONY lille Illinois are notified -
file YOUR appearance in ah"t e
cause fer dlNur~. "u August
Is45 otherwise q decree or" r'fH-
f.Ss. VIII h.- entered against tHu
Done and ordered IN : s"th @4-
81 June \ j. 1919.
tSEAIp Ross e 80 Nri
clerk 4i,sN. court
HV- fSdl Fi.r-Ur.- 3 ~aw seer
pt
~ SW-INK
~ bItmrid Building
Miami - Florida
Solicitor fer Plaintiff
Uxl-s-Is-2c. "a.
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National League

Butcher. RescignO. Hebert. Lo-
Pez, johnson. Diet. Kimball.
Fadden. Livingston.
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II THE CIRCIIT COIRT oF THF;
ELEVENTH u DICIAL CIRGI "a.
~ ANn FOH MONROE COZ MY d.
IInRIDA. ~ fHANa I.NA.

No. 8-5A
LAURA NAE CTPPY.
Plaintiff
W
WILLIAM FRANKLIN Ct-PPY.
Defendant
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BithOrn and Mccullough; An
nrews. Odom. SalvO and KlutZ
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Night Camel
Al ST Louis r II =
PHILADELPHIA 2 n
St Louis
Arntzen. Wolff. Wagner: Nigg-
ing l. Terrell.
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First Gane3
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LIE. ndnyZeWskl. ana AcOul-
iough. Tobin. JaVery and Mast
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borohy, Murphy. Sears. Hens
ley. Rosar: Bagby, De Soutel
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Second Camel
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American League
Might Game,

Leonard Merit. Hacfner. Early.
Grove. Tresif.
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Pollei end W. Cooper: Chase
and Mancuso.
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kI =. Dickson. NJ. Cooper and
a. Cooper. Melton. Adams and
Lombardi 80 inning9.
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(First Camel
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Night Cameo
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Might Game