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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26

ljenejsem severu," je opomnila
Linda. "Borba proti razmeram
mora ma vse zadnje imeti enakc
posledice kakor trpnost.
Zdi Sc mi, da prvo prav tako
omracuje cloveka kakor drugo,
da prvo prav tako unieuje clo-
veku sposobnost izrazanja ka-
kor drugo. Kjer imata besedo
zemlja in zivifla, tam nj mesta
cuvstvu.
Govorila sta Sc 0 knjigah in
Sc tn pa tam nista povsem stri,'
njala v svojem naziranju. Ma
rex jo je prosil, da bi mu dovo-
lila obiskati jo pri Garovih in
j prinesti nekaj svojih priljub-
ljenih knjig. Linda je obljubila,
govoriti 0 tenn z gospo Garovo,
Lindi Sc je zdelo eudno, da ga
je nasla tukaj, Marku Sc je pa
zdelo to cisto naravno.
"Ali bi smel potemtakem pri-
tt vsak vecer v ucilnico?" .je
vprasal Mark skoraj bojece. Bill
je cas-, da bi Sci domov, in Gu
dill Sc je, da mu je tako tezko
posloviti Sc cd ME. Ona mu jc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26

samo roko ponudila.
"Da, lahko pridete," je dejala
topic. Prisla sta v dogledno bill
Zinc Garovih dvoriscnih vrat.
Mark jo je eudno pogledal, Sc
obrnil in jo zavir urno po poti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26

Ozrl Sc jc Sc enkrat ter vidcl,
da stoji Be tam, kjer Sc je po-
sloyil cd ME. Privzdignil je svoj
poyeznjeni klobuk in pomahal
v sirokem loku z roko. Linda je
odsla ma. Garovo pristayo. Sr-
ce il je burno utripalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
HE GERMAN
DEFENSES!

ON THE INVASION FRONT
This Ms tank is smashing at
German lines ON the invasion
front. These tanks were a big
help in hating the initial Nazi
counterofensives as allied troops
swarnied ashore during the first
crucial days. Thousands Of SINH
lar Continental Aircraft type
engines that power these tanksy
were used in trainers Develop
ing Americas great air strength.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
Marta Ostenso
(Nadalievanie)

mic" je odvrnila. Poskusala
je, da bi ga razumela. "Prav "a
pray ne bi hotela It'll zdaj ma
spreiiod, ko ste to tako odlocno
zahtevali cd meme. Toda sma-
trala vas bonn "a sredstvo, S ka-
terim obvladam svojo nrav, "a
to pojdem vami. vi ste stras-
no razvajen delati vse po svo-
il glavi, kakor vidim. Kakor da
bi bill sami ma svetu."
"Saj sem bill vedno sam, do
kler niste prisli k meni vi, Lin
da. sele zdaj Sc moran priva-
diti misli, da ste vi poleg me
me-" je dejal tako resno, da Sc
je morala nasmehniti.
"Ali vas je kateri cd Caro-
viii videl, ko ste sli semkaj?'
je vprasala negotovo.
"Garovi? Oh, tt ljudje. Ne
yem. Nikogar nisem videl ra-
zen tascice ma poti, a ia nj nit
s perescem vztrepetala," j je
zatrjeval in stopil k oknu, ko je
Linda brisala mizo. "Cemu? Mar
Sc jih bojite?"
ooh, nikakor ne,' je odvrnila
magic. ITO pravim lie zavoljo te-
ga, ker jih ne maram. Oh, da ne
bi bill med mimi - da hi bill
ma nekem drugem svetu, da Sc
tako izrazim. Ce pojdete k njim
ali boste govorili z mimi, Sc mi
bo zdelo, da ste Sc navzeli Mi
hovega misljenja. Razumete ?
Ne maram, da bi jih obiskovali
ali da bi oni obiskovali Vas, ra-
zen Judite morda -"
zamisljeno je uprla oci vanj,
kakor da bi poskusala upraviei-
ii tega pridrzka.
"Ali ste hodili pes?' je ~vpra-
sala, ko sta stopila il ucilnice
in Sc napotila po stezi, Xxi Sc je
villa med gostimi jelkami "a SOL
skim poslopjem.
me, prijezdil sem ma slonu.
Izhlapel je pred vasimi vrati, "
je dejal, nakar sta Sc oba Ia
smejala. .faas< ~-. - .,
"Toda radovednost. me sill,
da bi obiskal to Garovo druzi-
no." je izjavil takoj nato Mark.
"zlasti Kaleba Cara. V Yellow
Postu no mi pravili, da je pravi
hudic."
"Ne proved je nojazljiv, da bi
bill hudic. TAX strahopetec je,
da ga clovek niti ubiti ne bi ho-
tel. Zgolj zastran tega nj Fusi
Aronson tega re zdavnaj sto-
ril."
Pripovedovala mu je zadevo
Fusijem.
Rad bi Sc sestal z njim," je
rekel Mark.
Nato sta govorila o cudni I'VE,
ri cloveske narave in zemlie ma
tenn severn in o bornosti teles-
mega in dusevnega zivljenja v
teh krajih.
"Res nj izobilja tukaj, to j
gotovo,' je opomnil Mark, "bo-
disi glede cloveskih zadev ali
glede rastlinstva. Mixer nj no.
bene bohotnosti. Po svojem pri-
hodu semkaj sem Sc re veckrat
sprehajal po okoliscu Yellow
Posta, toda niti 2 enim kmetom
nisem govoril, XII Sc ne bi b l
bal, da pride cas-, ko ne DO niti
zrnca zita njegovi kasci, &c Sc
ne bo trudil "a 1--WE in mrtve.
Po vsen1 videzu nimajo poseb-
mega zaupanja v zemljo in pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
FOCAL POINT or INVASION

map based on available information on
81 Europe shows the points where the main assault m have
been concentrated They Cherboug Caen and lie Havre
British and American Paraoopes dropped this
open the attack Map shows the various routes to Paris.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26

WATER BuFFALOES'
LAND TROOPS.
ON THE INVASION FRONT.
Here are American infantry
men being landed on the inva-
sion beaches by water buffalo
aapphibians. This method Of
landing proved highly etfectivs
along those beaches where ordi-
nary landing craft couldn't ap-
preach the shores because Of
shoals .or other barriers. These
amphibians are powered bv Con-
tinental, makers Of famous Red
Seal engines, In peacetin,s All
on tractors combines and &
dependable farm equip.ass
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Pirates Sign z IocoI Boys

sixty-six local boys took part in the Pittsburgh Pirates baseball school at Hamilton Park last week and three were signed as future Buccaneer prospects by Scouts Patsy oRourge and Leo Maekey. school conductors.
 Prank Chuck Johnson, a short- stop who performed with Jimmy Lees Crosby High nine and later with the Oyerlooks, and Jackie Bul- byan, Brooklyn 4. c. second sacker, were ordered to report to the Pir- ates minor league camp next spring at Cornell University, Ithaca. N. Y.
 Jimmy Piersall also scored im- pressiyely during the 3-day workouts but no effort to sign him was made as he is stu in high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Looks Beot Pine Hills

Jackie Neuman allowed but two hits as he hurled the OVeFlOoks to an ueasy I6 to l victory over the Pine Hills in 6 six-inning fray In the American Legion league yester- day, The winners made only seven hits and the losers erred 10 times. Springer and crochetieFre gave up 70 Annie OaklieG, T. h. e. oyeriooks .,,,,., Il0 03t-I5 ! 8 PiNe ILLS ..,,,,;o 900 i0o. l 10 pire-AapOli
 The East Ends made II runs OD eight hits as they dOgped the caiss0ns, n to o. D0nahue allowed the Caissons but two hits. Junior santagotta, LeayeDwOrtb basketball star, emulated Leo DurOeheF Of the Dodgers in the second Inning and Umpire bapolt sent him to Rn early shower. T. h, f. East Ends .,,, go 0o0 lk-il { PaissOns .., GOO 00O DO 2
 Donahue and kelly; KobaDi. Mar doSEi l2) and ForneEo. Empire--Sa-
 OTtale threg ' two-hilter at the Indians as the BeDtinels hung Dp a 2 to ] victory, thanks to five errors behind MastTianni, T. h, f. seniinels ,,,, lO9 00l o. Indians ,.,,,,, 100 900 O. 5
 Ortale and Dalyi MastTiaDDi and PalladiDo. umpirer-Walsh,
 The Avig Juniors scored four runs in the eight inning to defeat the lueB Jays, 8 to 6, E D. C. AAigig Aibs Irs. ','' SSSg; 9SS SSS 9t- sli 2
 q 6ogbo ana $, Gorbo, ssaptyI and Burke, simmF. UmpiTe-Npr' pby,
 Vhe Htll Juniors enjoyed batilpg pratiee at the expense Of Middle bury and registered . l6 to ] triumph, 2 D, c. Hlll JynloTs ., sDoo 0Ol oOl E-I5 q 2
 Tracy and J, LeEOttej FeTraTj and pO6ey, Umpire-G EFon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Hughson leovins Rosox MadNasdaN

no1tsa. Aug. s-(cPl-Se. cil Crexl Baaghssn. Che DoSsoa Red Sex one.man pitching staff, win make hts last mound anpeaFance fer the duration "Wednesday against che Chica. go White SOx.
 The 2s-year-eld righ handler. who ls tied with Hal Newhons- CT o9 Detroit fer che American League pitching leadership with ls victories. has been ad. vised by his Kyle. Tex. draft beard that he must report te che navy neKt week. Hughson was accepted fer service last March. Ile will go home Co close his personal business on his farm and ranch. but win return Co Boston for induction.
 E1ughsen k Che 2oth Rcd Sox player te be indnctcd and is slated Co be followed shortly by SecOna Basenaan Bobby Deerr. Che league's leading batter. and Catcher 1lal Wagner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
7S Attend HSvvovd
 EoosboII Scvimmeee

Cambridge, Mass Aug, -- p'P1 About 70 football candidates tprn' cd out for HaryarG's opening pFae' tlee session today, while the pnl- yerslty's athletic office announced ' would schedule "inlolmal' games with nearby colleges as | did last year,
 Ten veterans were alnong lhe gridiTop hopeluls who greeted Head Coach Henry Lamar and hls assist ant Dick Plekey, formerly Of Man. hallan College and the Washington Redsklns,
 RetuInlng were ends Rod Perkins and Don Gleeson, Taekles Blll Sweeney and Ed Davis, GuaTds, Wally Mrog, and Vic VieaTlo, snd Center Jim Crane, ln the bApklleld hprd-hilting Wally PrDmbull 0l last years varsity Is the leading candidate for guarlerbaek, with Paul nRTlW and Tau Ellis at the half' back posts
 Among the teams llsled b'nlallke' ly as opponents are B0st00 College and Tufts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
The Broadway
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.M OAN PARKER

wms Rch chief inspector for the california state Athletic Con-
 for shoSsnSns the State and ne fighters on s psSo particular being openly Sosi to him because Of Sls cd for cS SS coming SS os s % @ ysnss w T% @s $ % 0sn m Of K stmwes Day George coaches at Canterbury during the up handicap champ Of the year. bought the horse for
 the Us one S VaS oon s @ Gss s % s cOwterfeitns.
 GARDEN STATE PARK; whisA Is .ysras.ns 1. .ms. s.y :sSns sscIils. After n sIa . .: Che track 0ss.s cA.ya
 fans Shs backed Che M 2. Che pOs wsn helnr no located In Iioson TrxSS s Ssas-r E . Gs-.,a Bny DeFoe The original any. trained wrestling G ssInE another Quinn ShIsy SsSIias venture CAPT DAN MORGAN JR Of the fight mandy earned citation Staff Sgt Boz stone former Poush e % A GS % do % writes & that & the Brooklyn Tigers w arrive at the U start T training for their opening game with the Army Ar Asa the Engineers in Normandy having landed with the group the tanks and infantry pGlbox ser & Mos SDS SnO S" s1 sn. i'm ne s League in peace time has Kent and Essex by the Army Air Force team during the British and American funds the proceeds
 HYAMs. boxer recently discharged n.m the Army plans e eenier the which he nephews n h. armed and his boher ~ho boxed in World War saler Writ: year mother and let her right she
 s~sht boxer pysicaI instructor % Gor che prioae 1 % " ssS as he doesn't S s ISSSn s . . r S"SS '
 ulcany ae the Marine school Camp Pendeton
 ." talk turkey to TOjO when he O Tsko
 THIS BUREAU is in favor of having Dreskase turned over 10 und Tor the rehabilitation amusing aoio oer o the Ted Musings Penn state Stak at Garden State Park this am desbing
 Patsy Quinn Irish fighter Hamilton last Thurs nay Belfast dock the father of six children and has II boxing him He took on h bout between NhsSs had stolen ~ bases g SSS at last accounts that one xhch soe you can dof the jacket a Mickey sfkin Amooy punt<T rounding his SlObodka stable. " " '"
 Aaany racing races at the Saratoga meeting so the vin me minority prevails forney manager Harry Brooks Mande that corona heavyweight recently discharged 70 Ce ring under the aegis of Prank e Garden has signed a Sept 2s Goo, od Aney h who pitched for the now buldng h CTS Fresno Cal The club of AsterdaT N F. gets out sappy little monthly m me service Another Y O. LOOK is Jm Schaefe 6ear0ld st Brendans enanps HIS brother Frank Scaee y man now overseas with the Oeorgna Canul goes good profile job Abe News ped nnerS complexion cerisei The Bentley Forest E hae Doh uhpny the best dressed s.onea ngnt manager, doing well EQiand with M new IeaterWeght Jean Barriere fighter Corn Army - wv" 's SA"So'an
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Jimmy Hatcher To Meet Mute

Hartford, Aug, 7-Jimmy Kld) Hatcher, out ot the Coast Guard with an honorable discharge after two years of service, Is back in ring warfare, Tuesday night he meets Jimmy Anest, New York deaf mute who has fought here several times, in the star bout at the Auditorium Outdoor Arena,
 Hatcher has had three flghts and won them all since stepping out Of Coast Guard garb, He recently de- feated Dorsey Lay W Philadelphia, the same boxe who only last week kaYoed Vince Dell 0rtO iD Madison Square Garden, New York, And only last Tuesday Knocked out Jackie sayIno Of keg York iD Wash tnetoD, D, c,
 Am0Dg the victims on Hatehers prerseFVlee record gre Carl lRed) 0uggjno, who fought out 0f Hart ford hefoTe he joined the Marines, Others beaten are Jackie calluTa, Wtllle Roaehe and Billy RpeaFy,
 Though AneSt has been . senI- fiDallst here, after several appear ances D sizes, he has fought majn bouts elsewhere, In teDrroundeFs at Reading, Pa, the Uniting New York llghtgeigbt defeated Buck klFeai0r and Lester lcuebslD toung,
 Anesi is best remembered here foF his Tollsing, action -era9lmed bouts with Jaekie GonnOTs, whom he whipped twice. with Harry Gentle, an0theg victim, and Jerry znll0 whom he kRy0ed
 Naiehmaker Gus Browne Is work ing OD the UaeeTeaTd, which gjlI in- elllde an eight, two slKes and 2 four
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
TEDDY GRABECK. PITCHES AVICS
 TO LEADERSHIP.

Tony Romaniellos Avialianese, thanks Co Teddy Grabeck's masterful mound exhibition, took undisputed possession of first place in the City Amateur league by defeating 'Packy' SheaS hard.luck Tribune coniin- gent. to 1, yesterday afternoon at the Municipal Stadium.
 Johnny Pezullo, husky Bridge port southpaw. hooked up with Teddy in the mound duel and hurled magnificent ball. but the breaks were against him. An error In the last half Of the eighth in- ming allowed a run to score to break a l-l deadlock.
 The Tribes drew first blood in the second frame. Tom Heffernan singled and tallied on Joe Sugrues triple to deep left field.
 The Italian lads eyened matters in the same canto. Hank Doneski of West Haven singled through the box. Bob Santillo of New Haven sacrificed him to second. Benny Yoska threw out Joe Alfone and First Baseman HeffeInan then re- layed back to Yoska attempting to nip Doneski at third. but the throw was bad and Doneski scampered home.
 No more scoring followed until the eighth. cunjey Romeo opened the Ayies half with A single. Grabecls neatly sacrificed him to second. Sa- bia famed, but Catcher Joe Rem aldi allowed one of Pezzulo's pitches to get by him for a passed ball and Romeo moved along to third. Then a ground ball bounced off Yoksa's s glove which Shortstop Larry Mullen bohbled allowing CunJey to score.
 The Tribes made 3 gallant at tempt to tie matters in tine ninth. Jerry Flood drew a walk as a pinch batsman. but Heffernan bounced in- to a double play.
 The Ayigs now sport two-game lead over Pat Cutters Washington Hills with only two weeks of play remaining, the BrOOklyns next week and the Tomnlies the following week. At this writing 1t almost appears a certainty the Ayigs will represent Waterbury in the All-Americsn tour ney in Baltimore next month. The how score.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Jovlett Wins 18th Gonse For Toronto

Al Jarlett Of Waiertown registered his l4th International league yic- tory yesterday as he hurled the Toronto Maple Leafs to 5 t0 3 victory oyer Jersey City. Two re- cent New York Giant pitchers, Sew ard and Polli, were his opponents, Jersey City nicked Al for only four hits, but punched three of them in the third frame when they scored all their runs Jarlett has lost seven games so far
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
MiddIeweiehts In Title 60 TOniaht

Boston, Aug. 7.-(UP)-FOllowiug IS list of main boxing bouts sched- hied for this week in New England: ::
 Tonight
 West Springfield, MaSs.--Dog Traek--New England mlddleweight Champion coley Weleh of Portland, Me, Hs Jerry MalOni of Springfield, l2 rounds, l80 pounds, title bout, Providence. R, I,-Audit0IjuD-- Verne Patterson of Worcester ys Milo Theodofescu of New York, Ia7 pounds, 10 rounds ;Jean Barrier Ot Montreal ys Charlie Smith of Negv ark, h J., 10 rounds l30 pounds,
 Tuesday
 New Bedf0Td-l3rist0l Arena Pat Demers of Brockt0n ys Joe Neil of Albany, N Yy 10 rounds, l3b pounds,
 Hartford, ConD,-Auditorium --, Jimmy Hatcher of Lake City, S, c, Vs Jimmy Anest of New York, 10 rounds, lN pounds,
 Thursday
 Fall RiyeF-Casin0-J0e Bennett of Hartford, Conn, Vs Coolidge Miller Of Brooklyn, ", Yy 10 rounds, l60 pounds,
 FFidaV
 W0fcesief-MecbaDics hall-Leo Sswlcki Of Worcester ys Lew Perez of Puerto Rico, 70 rounds, lT pounds,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Dv. BveNneD Wins Kiekevs Hendieep

pr, PRtriek ', Brennan won the kickers bandiGap golf tourney at the Waterbury Country Club yesterday with DeSI5-7l,
 Other prize winners, weeri pr, stanley H, Crater, l06r30-76i V, H. Jones, 06-20--76; s, J, Morgan, RB. l2 --76, pr, H, E, Allen, e0sl4-56; Jack CTeedon, 73sl7-~76; and c, C. Since, e3-l7-76, ..
 Robert Relnicke, and William M (soss tied for low net 70 the ball sweepstakes, Reinieke scoring sl'l2 ..-72, and dOs siS9.-T2, Harold Beebe had low gross 7e, 2, ], paly Jr., was second With D.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
AII-Stor Kids
 Frocos Today
BYJOE JAMES CUSTER Limited Press Staff Correspondent

New York. August UP = With seven pitchers available. Con. nie Macks' East All-Stars were iav- Ored over Mel Otts West team in the All-American Boys World Series" game in the Polo Grounds today. opering shot of nationwide physical fitness campaign for youth.
 Meanwhile major league scouts foresaw relief for baseballs acute dearth of catchers in the presence of six fine receivers on the two squads, indicating national inter est among teCn-agers in the dla- mond's most difficult playing posi- ton. The star seXtet includes the Vests Rich Ashburn of Iilden. NeD ard Jim Presley of Spokane, Wash, and the EastS Jim Nelson Birmingham. Ala; Arthur PerGuo, Nashville, Tenn. John MoSkal, BGi- ialo N F., and Pierce McWhortcr, College Point. Ariz.. representing Atlanta, Ga.
 While Bill MT. Zero Pierce Of Detroit was pregame choice to Southpaw the West into submiS- sion, Connie Mack also has at hls disposal such outstanding 'teen-age hurlerS ase George Worgul Of New York, whose Metropolitan All-Star award included road trips with the New York Yankees; Gilbert Mi!ls, Memphis, Tenn. obacco-chewiEg -footer; Prank Azzarello, New orleans southpaw; Herb Pollock, Columbus, Ohio. curve-baller; Ma son Leeper, Dallas. North Carolina southpaW representing Charlotte, N. C.; and Bill Herstek, Rlral Ridge, Pa. southpaw, as the Pitts burgh entry.
 Wealth and versatility ol thls mound corps will enable him 10 start Azzarello, Pollock and Mllls In the outGeld for their batting punch. and Catcher Moskal at sec ond base.
 Virgil Jester, starting nominee for Mel Ott's Westerners, will be backed by three double-duty pas timers, in Jim Propst. Kansas city; Marvin Homan, Cheyenne, Wyo' slated to start in left field; Eryln Palica of Les Angeles and Captain
 Howard Raines, opening at second base.
 While some major league scouts estimate the All-!Star game repre- sents S250,O00 worth of potential talent, and guard their professional secrets closely the weeks training session in the Polo Grounds nalcaI- ed especial interest will be centered on Joe Fromutb. lanky Philadelphia third -sacker; Leo Remlng, lelt- handed hitting shortstop rom Lawrence, Mass, Vie Picetti, stocky San Francisco first baseman' all0 the wealth of battery hopeiuls.
 Under q recent ruling by Judge KenesaW Mountain Lands, comNNS- sioner of baseball, boys affiliated with American Legion baseball cans not be "ipflueEced" by organized teams until they Outgrow the age The ruling was the of oyertures to AshbnFh by several clubs,
 Pre-game bneups were annolhcea as follows; West Brown, Nlhhe- apolis. 3b; Raines, ok!ahoma Cliy' | 2B. Homan, Cheyenne, Wyop U, Picetti, San Francisco, ID; Lindsey | Dallas, ss; Jansen, Lltlle Rock, AFko vl; Wohlers, portland, Ore CT | Ashbur, Tllden, Nebo C. Jester | Denver. Col, D. East, Moskal, | Buffalo 2b, Nelson, Birmingham c; RemiDs, Boston, ss, AAlaFel4o' New Orleans, f; FTOmuth, Phllades phia, 3b, Perchak, Chicago, ] D. Pollock, Columbus, Ohio, IT MlIls' Memphis, c( Pieree Detroit D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
GeeoiN Hes Greet Dey IR Twin DliI

Hank 6again ef WalsFyllle RsFs neTed two singles hl sik tFins t0 the plate yesterday as his WilllanAss port GFays tFemeed the RaFonF ai WilkesrnaFTe, I2 10 q ln fbf first game Of lhelF Eastern league twin Hank scored . Fun, dF0ye iD three eiheFk and handled tW0 chances ln the Ouillela llawlaasly,
 IH the second game 0agsln Noi one foF lg0, a slllglR, heeFed . Flul and batlea ln anolheF as the dFayf won, 2 l0 c in seYeHlHnlngs VI also threw . runner out trying to make third from first en . ssnglf te right field,