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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16

bojenem ozemlju, SO 81 omislili
nacrt, da pobijejo nevarne lazi.
v okolici Loskega potoka je BIZ
10 treba zgraditi letaliSce "a a.
meriska letala. Partizani SO "a
to delo uposlili mad 300 druzin,
0 katerih so vedeli, ola simpati-
zirajo z belogardisti. Ko SO ii
appellant Ijudje videli ameriske
in angleske letalce in tovorna
l%etala, IA katerih so bile pri-
peljane partizanom vojaske po-
trebScine in ranjenci ter boIni-
XII pa odpeljani V zavezniske
bo~lniSnice v Italijo, tedaj SO Sc
lie razumeli ljubljansko preva-
70. Ia dogodek je zadal belo-
gardizmu v tel okolici smrtni
udarec.
Tudi besedilo domobranske
prisege je marsikateremu odpr-
10 oci. sSlovenec' 10 je objavil
v okvirU 81. aprila 1914. Glasi
Sc:
"Prisegam pri Vsemogocnem
Bogu, da bonn west, hraber in
svojim podrejenim pokoren, da
bonn V skupnem boju z nemsko
oborozeno silo, stojeco pod po-
veljstvom vodje velike Mem
CHE, S. S. cetami in policijo,
proti banditom in komunizmu
kakor tudi njegovim zavezni-
kom svojo dolznost vestno IL
p~olnjeval "a svojo slovensko do
movino kot del svobodne Evro-
pc. Ia ia BOZ sem pripravljen
z%rtvovati tudi svoje zivljenje.
Tako mi Bog pomagaj."
Ali je bio treba vecjih doka-
GOV, ma kateri strani je bila Be-
la garda?
D0mObranSka moe
Moe domobranskih Get nj BIZ
la nobenkrat natancno ugotov-
LENA, toda domneva Sc, da je
oh vrhuncu svojega gibanja Ste
la cd Is do 20 tisoc belogardi-
stow. To stevilo Sc je lansko leto
skrcilo ma mani kot 5000. Bio
je do 80 stotnij in vsaka je Ste
la 100 vojakov. Imena vecine
teh SO bila partizanom mana.
Nemci MISC nikoli polagali veil
Ike vaznosti belogardistom kot
borbeni sill, koristili pa so Jim
v tenn, da so netili sovrastvo in
razkol med narodom in pobijali
civilno prebivalstvo, XII je bio
naklonjeno partizanom in jim
pomagalo. Tako je sovraznik
rabbi brata v boju proti bratu,
Slovenec je moril Slovenca, ker
je verjel svojim voditeljem, XII
SO postal narodne izdaiice.
Danes je veliko bivsih domo-
brancev v partizanskih vrstah.
Uvldeli SO svojo napako in pre-
varo glede odnoSaja zaveznikov
ter Sc posluzili pomiloscenja, XII
ga je proglasil marSal Tito, ako
pred Is. januarjem 1915 zapu-
stijo sovraznika in pristopijo v
slovensko otvobodilno voisko.
LIE oni, XII SO osebno izvrSili kak
zlocin mad narodom in partiza-
nj, Sc s strahom cakajo ma Gu
DEE, XII mai bi Jill resi- neizogib-
ne sodbe in kazni. Zadnja poro-
ella tudi kazejo, ola SO Sc belo-
gardisti V Ljubljani sprli med
sabo in kdor more, pobegne in
Sc skriva .
Dale prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16
POSLUSAJTE

vsoko nedeIjo prvo in noJ-
starejso j~ugoslcWonsko 70
do ufo v Chicogu cd 9. do
10. ure dopoIdne postojo
Vodi 10 George Morchon
VICES, 1850 kiIocycIes.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16
|MIRKO G. KUiEl:
'Razvoj SIovenie
.naporih "a svojo svobolio

S pOcC0IlSSo VpllNd
nad maso kmeckega prebival-
silva. Sokolska zveza je bila edi-
ma, XII JIG uzivala siroko privlae-
most, toda ia nj biI;l politicna,
ten1vec narodna in telovadna
ustanova.
Po svojih "zastopnikih'' ma
rod nj incl potrebne vezi z Via
do in ko je nastopila samopo-
stavljena diktatura, je izginila
vsaka prilika "a deraokraciio v
listen pomenu besede kot 10
razumevajo demokr aticni, svo-
bodni narodi.
Kviziinkovske skupine
10 Je sovraznik o. Supiral Slo-
venijo in SO njegove posadke
zasegle glavna mesta, trge in
vasi, je pricel placeyati domace
kvizlinge, XII so mu narod izro-
ell skoraj brez vs;lkega preli-
vanja krvi. JUNO ID Save ma
DolenJskem in Mott anjskem je
zagospodaril Italian. Nemci pa
SO pograbili Gorenjsko in Sta
Jersko in vse te pc rajine pro-
glaslll "a redni del tretjega
raiha..
III kvizlingi SO bill v prvi VIZ
sti belogardisti ali domobranci,
kot Sc nazivajo sarni. Vodi iih
bivsi general kralje eve jugoslo-
vanske vojske Leo Rupnik, ka-
teri je tudi izdelal nacrte in
nadzoroval utrjevanje Rupni-
kove obrambne crte ma sloven-
sko-italijanski meji KakSna po-
trata denarja in repotrebnega
truda je bila ia crta, je vidno il
dejstva, da je previdni Rupnik
zelo skrbno shranil vse tajne
podatke, nacrte in informaciie
o utrdbah, kiso bile zgrajene "a
obrambo Slovencev pred itali-
janskim napadom, ter jih izro-
ell Hitlerju in Mussoliniju. Me
gova glavna pomagaca sta sin
Vuk Rupnik ter polkovnik
Kren. Tenn vojaSkim vodite-
lem je dajal politicne inspira-
CHE ljubljanski nadskof Roz-
man in drugi il klerikalnega ia
bora, Xxi SO radi svojih cerkve-
nih in politicnih pozicij uzivali
zaupanje med preprostim, ne
pou6enim kmeckinl narodom.
Partizani in Bella garda
Prvi lokalni odpor Sc je po-
javil q. aprila 1871, ko ie bila
ustanovliena OsvobodiIna from
ia. Domobranci Sc 81 takoi IL
brali geslo: BOZ proti komuniz-
mu V obrambo we're in GER
kve. Vazno je beleziti, koliko
uspeha so dosegli v treh in pol
letih kolaboracije S sovrazni-
kom, do septembra 1913 z Itali-
JAM, zatem pa z Nemci, XII so
postavili Rupnika Ia predsedni-
ka slovenskih pokrajin pod
Nemcijo.
Bella garda je nasla najvee
odziva V Subj krajini in v ne
katerih krajih Notranjske ju-
zHo cd Ljubljane. Domobran-
stvo Sc nj moglo razviti mixer
drugje, navzlic vsem poizku-
som vojaskih, politicnih in GER
kvenih krogov, XII SO ga skusali
razSiriti tudi pc Stajerski, Pri-
morski, KoroSki, v Bell krajini
in ma Gorenjskem. Cello V okoli-
cab, kjer je gibanje, zatasno US
pevalo, je danes skoraj popol-
noma zamrlo.
V teh kraiih ljudje MISC YER
jeli, da SO zavezniki ma strani
partizanov, pac pa nasprotno.
Ljubljanski casopisi SO vedno
trdili, ola SO belogardisti ma
strani zaveznikov in zavezniki
ma strani Belle garde. Partizani
SO imeli tezko nalog go ljudi pre-
pricati, da Jill belogardisti va
rajo. Ko SO pricela zavezniska
redno pristajati ma osvo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-16

Proletarec je BIZ ustanOvljcn, da
sluzi delavstvu. Tel nalogi lie zvest
v vsakem slucaju, v krizah in edo
Birth" cash, v vojnah in miru. Pod
pirate ga.
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American League 'Umn'
Claims He Was Fired

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-(P)-
Ernest Stewart, youngest mem
Der of the American League UNI
piring staff, today disclosed that
he has been fired" by Will Har.
ridge. league president.
Stewart told reporter that
Harridge discharged him for
causing dissension and being dis
loyal"
Stewart conferred with Com
missioner A. B. Happy" Chan
dler and delayed almost an hour
the start of joint major-mino~~
league meeting of baseball's post
war planning committee.
Stewart said he planned no
further action and that Chandler
had told him "the case was some
thing that Harridge would have to
decide under baseball rules"
Stewart said the crux of the
situation was what he termed dis
satisfaction among umpires over
salaries paid by the American
League.
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INDIANS ROUTE
ATHLETICS 8 3

CLEVELAND, Aug. Is. - Up -
e.,vs Gromek gained his 18th vic.
.orv today as the Cleveland Indians
,.ed Russ Christopher from the
.o,,nd with 10 hits for an 8-3
..;ur,nh over the Philadelphia Ath-
letics.
les Fleming, who recently re-
.;.od the Tribe, led the Indians
stack by slamming his first homer
=, The year and scoring three runs.
Val Peck. Athletics outfielder,
,ollected two doubles and two sim
,les in five trips to pace the losers.
charles BowIes relieved Russ
c,ristopher. who was charged with
the loss ,;o,
: Manager Lou Boudreau whose
Ontle was injured yesterday, col
'an,od three runs in the third and
tourth innings and one in the first
.nd fifth.
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VETS WILL PLAY
IN WORLD SERIES
BY BANNING WHITTINGTON
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-WH-
A postwar committee of major
and minor league baseball officials
tonight agreed on recommends
tions to make ex-big leaguers re-
turning from service eligible for
play in the 1945 World Series.
Veterans returning to their clubs
in September ordinarily would not
be eligible because World Series
rules close the player limit for
each club as OF August 81.
Under the tons
adopted at the major-minor con-
fab, any player returning during
the playing season would be eligi-
BILE to participate in the Autumn
classic. The recommendation
would also apply to other post sea.
son league playoffs in the minors
such as ''the little World Series"
and other Shaughnessey playoffs.
The baseball officials said there
would be no limit on the number
Of players which could return to
one team from the services for
the series. They also said that
major league clubs now carrying
servicemen over their Is players
permitted to be carried on their
rosters could use these veterans
in the series.
Several Of the big league teams
are using servicemen over and
above their regular roster OF IS
players. For one example, the
Chicago Cubs, who have good
chance to get in the series as the
National League entry, have %
players, three of which are vet
Grams.
Officials emphasized, however,
that the recommendations would
not be effective until adopted by
resolution of the major and minor
leagues.
The representatives met with
Baseball Commissioner A. B..
Happy) Chandler in the first SEES
sion of two-day conference.
Scheduled for consideration to-
morrow are such matters as the
signing of High school players, re-
opening of minor leagues closed
during the war and promotion Of
baseball among younger boys.
Chandler told reporters after the
meeting that the question Of
whether the World Series can be
played now that the war is ended
was not taken up today.
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Byron Nelson Favored
To Win Memphis Open

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 15.-UG
Byron Nelson, winner Of 10 con-
secutive major golf tournaments,
goes after his eleventh tomorrow in
the 1888 Memphis 1nvitational
Open at Chickasaw Golf Club.
Riding the crest of one of the
most sensational winning streaks In
golf history, Nelson is top-heavy
favorite to come out ahead of most
of the nations outstanding profess
sional golfers.
But the former Texas caddy -
now the greatest money winner in
the long history of golf-probably
will know he has been in a contest,
when, and if, he wins.
Pitted against him will be Sam
Snead, his perennial rival, Harold
(Jug) McSpaden, Vic Ghezzi, Bob
Harmon, Leonard Dodson, Jimmy
Hines, Johnny Bulla and Ed Furgol.
Sam Byrd and Craig Wood were
not expected to compete.
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National Net Star
Pace Women's Meet

BROOKLINE, Mass, Aug. Is
(R-With the Journeys time table
riddled by an early afternoon
shower, National Champion Paul
inc Betz of Los Angeles, today
paced the women's invitation ten
mis- field into the third round by
defeating Dorothy Head of Ala
media, Calf, the nations 10th rank
ing player, at Longwood.
Maj. Merritt Cutler of Alex
andria, Va, who is unseeded, pac-
ed the men into the fourth round
with a 81, 6-3 victory over Henry
C. Gouse of Philadelphia.
After Miss Betz ousted her
Homestate rival by SO. SO mar
gins, Brookline-born Mrs. Sarah
Palfrey Cooke, now of Los Angeles,
eliminated Eleanor. Cunningham,
also of Los Angeles, 60, 81.
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Masonboro To Meet
Tabor City Sunday

Fresh from a 1916 victory over the
highly favored Whiteville All-Stars
the Masonboro Ramblers will meet
the Tabor City lads Sunday on the
Masonboro diamond at pm.
Little is known of the Tabor City
nine but they are expected to bring
a strong team to Wilmington, in
Guiding a strong pitching staff.
w. A. Brown, recent addition to
the Masonboro lineup, probably
will get the pitching assignment.
Brown has hurled three games for
the Ramblers and has won two and
lost one, which was 10 defeat
from the Bladenboro club two
weeks ago.
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Two homers by Danny Gardella,
his 18th and 18th and No. is by
Manager Mel OFT weren't enough
to top the Pirates in the opener as
the invaders shelled Bill Voiselle
of the hill in scoring six runs Ii,
the f1rst inning and bombarded
Harry Feldman and Jack Brewer
in a winning four-run squirt in the
ninth.
Ken Gables, the third hurler
that frankie Frisch tossed into the
tray received credit for the first
tilt over Feldman but Strincevich
needed no help in the finale. Only
Giant scores came in the seventh
when Bob Elliott's error was fol.
lowed by Leon Treadway's round
tripper off Adrian Zabala.
frankie Cuisine of the BUGS had
four hits in the first tilt and Babe
Dahlgren and AL Gionfriddo, each
with total of five safe blows in
the afternoon paced the attack.
frlsch was chased by Umpire
Lou Jorda for protesting a called
ball on Mike Schemer when the
Giants threatened in the last of the
ninth inning of the opener.
(First rame)
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Lions TO Hold Annual
Family Picnic Tonight

Members of the Wilmington
Lions club will observe their an
nual family picnic at $50 p. m.
today at Twining's place on the
sound, it was announced last night
by Gene Billiard, secretary of the
club.
The regular meeting Of the club,
scheduled for ITO p. M, has been
cancelled because of the closing
of the Friendly Cafeteria today,
Billiard announced
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SENATORS BLANK
DETROIT 8 TO 0

DETROIT, Aug. 15.-1P- With
knuckle-baller Emil Dutch Leon
ard spacing four hits and his
Washington teammates betting II
safeties, the Senators BANKED the
Detroit Tigers s to 0 before &c, $50
holiday customers today tc cut De-
troit's American League lead to
2 IL games.
Leonard, hanging up his 18th VIC
tory of the season against only
four defeats, faced only 81 men in
Sitting the league leaders for the
fourth straight time.
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Ben Hogan Receives
Air Force Discharge

MIAMI, Fla, Aug. 15.-R-Lt.
Ben Hogan, COLTS mighty little
aton,' has received his discharge
from the Army Air Forces, effec-
tive Sept. S, and will rejoin the pro-
fessionals for the fall tour.
Hogan left today for his Fort
Worth, Tex, home, where he said
he would straighten out some bust
ness affairs and rest up, pending
his return to golf.
Hogan was leading money Win
ner among the pros in 1910, Al
and ~.
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For three innings the Brooks
stayed within hailing distance at
7 to 4, but eight Cub runs in the
fourth inning broke up the game
and gave Hank Borowy his third
triumph since joining the Bruins
from the New York Yankees.
A crowd of 25,11O 1881 paid
saw eleven Cubs come to bat in
the big fourth. The fireworks went
like this: Stan Hack singled. Don
Johnson singled Hack to third and
when Luis Dino fumbled, johnson
reached second. Peanuts Lowrey
singled Hack and johnson home,
then stole second.
After Heinz Becker walked, Clyde
King relieved Cy Buker on the
mound for Brooklyn. Andy Pafko
homered into the left field stands.
Bill Nicholson singled and Paul
Gillespie followed with another
roundtripper. Len Merullo singled
and moved up on Borowy's sacri-
flee. Hack Singled Merullo home,
but was caught at second trying for
two-bagger. johnson flied out to
end the uprising.
Gillespie, with two homers and
a single in three times at bat,
spanked the Bruins by driving in
six runs.
The Box:
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Memphis Is Eliminated
In Junior Legion Games

SUMTER, S. c., Aug. 15.-tR-
Memphis was eliminated from the
ninth regional American Legion
junior baseball tournament here to-
day, being wiped out by Norfolk by
a 1911 score.
Shelby defeated Norfolk, Va, in
last nights game 81.
Cosmidas, Norfolk's second base
man, got two triples and three sin
giles for five out of six. Memphis
was never in the showing.
Norfolk --- 100 O54 31x-16 10 2
Memphis 900 900 DOL 6 6
Hollowell, Griggs; Roberts, Fop-
piano, Roberts, Maley, Miller.
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Braves Meet Reds
In Twin Bill Today

BOSTON, Aug. 15.-R-Showing
no mercy, the Braves put on their
biggest offensive in a long while
today defeating Cincinnati in botn
games OF a doubleheader, 1915 and
1873.
The defeats were the 18th and
18th in succession for the Reds
who were handled by Jimmy Will
son as Bill McKechnie is home
because Of illness of his wife.
In scoring their % runs, the
Braves banged out 81 hits, led
by Morris Aderholt, recently OBJ
tanned from Brooklyn, who went
6 for 8. One of his hits was home
run.
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Duke Economist Named
To u. S. Control Body;
Will Work In Germany

DURHAM, Aug. 15.-(P)-Dr.
Benjamen U. Ratchford, of the
Duke University Economics De-
partment, left tonight on the first
sage of trip to Germany, where
he will assume position as an
alyst in the Economics Division
of the United States Group Con-
troll Council for Germany. He
expects to remain in Germany a
year.
The Duke economist recently re-
ceived his appointment for year S
service abroad from the Foreign
Economics Administration which
furnishes the technical personnel
for the War Department.
DR.. Ratchford formerly was dis
trict price executive for the Office
of Price Administrator and he
taught in the advanced fiscal
course of the Army Finance School
when it was established at Duke
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BRAVES CAPTURE
TWO FROM REDS

BOSTON, Aug. IS. Up The
Braves and Cincinnati Reds will
play a doubleheader tomorrow,
moving Fridays game up for the
holiday attra action.
Friday will be an open date.
Today and tomorrow have been
proclaimed state holidays in Mas
sachusetts by Governor Tobin.
The twin bill will be the fourth
in five days for the Tribe.
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Errors: Olmo, Peacock, StankY, Basin
Ski. Runs batted in: Nicholson 3, Giles
pie 8, Becker 2, Dino 2, Walker. Pea
cock, Lowrey q Pafko 49, Hack 2, John
son, Schuster, Basinski, Bordagary. Two
base hits: Galan. Walker Hack, Schust-
Ell. Three base hit: Bssinski. Home runs:
Gillespie 2. Becker. Pafko. Stolen bas-
es: Nicholson, Olmo. Pafko, Lowrey.
Sacrifice: Borowy. Double plays: Stew
ems, Brown and Herring; Brown. Basin
ski and Stevens. Left on bases: Chicago
6: Brooklyn 7. Bases on balls: Borowy S,
Herring 6. Buker 2, King l. Strikeouts:
Borowy 3. Herring !. Buker I. Hits, off
Herring in 2 1-3: Buker 3 in 20
none out in 4th): King Is in 6. Losing
pitcher: Herring. Umpires: Dunn, Sears
and Barr. Time: 2:40 Attendance: 1891
paid.
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zBatted for Emmerich in 9Th.
zzRan for lombard in 7th.
zzzBatted for Brewer in 9Th.
zzZzBatted for Fischer in 9Th.
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh -------- 600 100 0O4-11
New York ------------ 100 032 1902 9
Errors: Barrett, Barnhart, urges. Runs
batted in: Cuisine 2, Gionfriddo, Russell
Barrett. Elliott, Dahlgren 3. Barnhart,
Waner, RucFer 2, OFT, Gardella 3, urges
2. Three base hit: Dahlgren. Home runs:
OFT, Gardella 2. Stolen base: Schemer.
Sacrifice: Butcher. Double plays: Gus
tine, Barrhart and Dahlgren; Schemer,
Kerr and schemer. Left on bases: Pitts
burgh 10; new York 9. Base on balls:
Voiselle ): Emmerich 2; Fischer 2; Field
man l.; Gerheauser g. Hits. off Voiselle
2 in 1-3 inning; Emmerich in S %;
Fischer in 2; Feldman 3 in 1-3; Brew
er 1 in 2-3; Butcher II in Ia; Res
cigno l in 23; Gables in 2; GerheasueI
J in l. Wild pitches: Voiselle, Brewer
Passed ball: lombard. Winning pitcher:
Gables. Losing pitcher: Feldman. Umpir-
es. Jorda, Reardon and Goet. Time: Z: "a.
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Error: Lake. Runs batted in Newsome.
Cuccinello 2, Hockett, fresh. Two base
hit: Hockett. Three base hit Laforest.
Stolen base: Moses. Sacrifices: Newsome,
Schalk. Double plays: Woods, Steiner
and Metkovich; Laforast, Newsome.
and Metkovich; Michaels, Schalk and
Farrell Left on bases Boston 7, Chicago
II. Bases on balls: Woods 4, Ryba 2,
Dietrich 2. Strikeouts: Woods 4, Diet
rich 4. Hits, off Woods 9 in s 1-3 in
nings; Ryba 1 in / %. Losing pitcher:
Woods. Umpires: Grieve, Pipgras and
Weafer. Time: 1852. Attendance: (esti-
mated) 2l,000.
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PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 15.-|R
- An excited woman called
newspaper switchboard today and
asked if gasoline rationing really
was ended.
eyes," she was told.
"Thank goodness, she exclaim-
ed. IT got so awfully tired of steal
ing gasoline"
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Boston Red SoX, 81 and II-U, be-
fore 24,476 fans. The victories left
them three games out of second
place.
Bespectacled Bill Dietrich and
Orval Grove turned in the two vic.
tories for the Pale Hose, the for.
mer giving up eight hits in the
opener for his sixth win of the year
and Grove silenced the Boston bats
with seven blows in the second
game for his 18th victory.
(First game)
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Errors: Siebert Runs batted IN: FIem-
ine 2 Busch Christopher. Rocco,
Msckiewicz, Meyer 2, Secrecy, Kell. Two
base hits: Buch, Peck 2. Home run !:
Fleming. Stolen bases: Wheeler. Double
plays: Meyer, Cihocki and Rocco: CT
hocki, Meyer and Rocco, Kell. Hall and
siebert. Left n bases: Philadelphia IL;
Cleveland 10. Bases on balls Christop-
her s. Gromek 3, Bowles 3. Strike
outs: Christopher 2, Gromek l. Hits. OFF
Christopher in 4 innings. Bowles in
Hit by pitcher, by: Christopher Hay
esl. Umpires: Passarella, MCGOWAN and
Rommell. Time: 2;16. Attendance: H.
MO
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Errors: TreadWay, Elliott. Runs DATED
in: Lopez. Dahlgren. Barrett. Treadway
2. Two base hits: Rucker, Kerr. Home
run: Treadway. Sacrifice: O'Brien. Dou-
BILE plays: Kerr and Schemer; Kerr.
Hausmann and Schemer. Left on bases:
Pittsburgh 8; New York 3. Base on balls:
Zabala 3. Strikeouts: Strincevich 2.
Zabala /, Fischer 1. Hits, off Zabala II
in 8 innings; Fischer in 1. Umpires:
Reardon, Goetz and Jorda. Losing pitch
er: abala. Time: 1893. Attendance: 49,
1884 paid
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Errors: Cutler Z. W1eteImann. Huns
batted in: Williams, Miller. Holmes,
Aderholt 2, Cutler 3, Workman, Mast E
Logan, Upton, Lakeman. Two base hits;
Clay, Miller 2. Lakeman, Mast 2, Alder
holt. Home runs: Upton, Holmes, Alder
holt. Sacrifices: Logan. Left on bases:
Cincinnati IL, Boston 6. Bases on balls
Riddle 6. Logan 2, Hendrickson 2. Strike
outs: Riddle /, Modak l. Logan 3. Hits.
off Riddle s in innings; off Modak
in 3; off Lpke in /: off Logan IL in Z;
off Hendrickson in 2. Winning pitch
er: Logan. Losing pitcher: Riddle. UNI
pires: Stewart. Be'lanforte. Magerkurth.
Time: z:03. Attendance: $500 (estimat-
ed.
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THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON. N. G.
Cubs Slaughter Buns
20 To 6 In New Series

BROOKLYN 15.-LF9-Bomcing back defeat the
Phes last night the place Chicago Cubs
slaughtered Dodgers today, 20 to opening game of
series may Brooklyns pennan hopes
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