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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02
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ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE

Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Sours, of 372
Patterson ST., Marion, Ohio wishes
to announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary Ellen Sours,
to William Carr, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Carr, of Prospect, Rt.
2. The marriage took place at 10
am, April q.
The bride was a former resident
of Union county and was gradual
ed from the Magnetic Springs high
school. She is now employed at
the Marion County Bank.
The groom was graduated from
Redwood high school and is now
serving in the Maritime Service.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02
BIRTHDAY CIRCLE


Mrs. r. O. Graham entertained
the ladies of the April Birthday
Circle" on Thursday in her home
in Grandview. A pot-hck dinner
was held at the noon-hour, honor
ing Mrs. Graham'S mother, Mrs.
Chandler.
Mrs. Chandler was dressed in
an old fashioned costume with an
heirloom bracelet, orchid ear
rings and lace cap.
The afternoon was spent in play
ing games and contests. Pictures
were taken of Mrs. Chandler and
different groups among the flow
ers in the back yard.
Those who enjoyed the day were:
Mrs. Marie Chandler, Detroit,
Mic H.; Mrs. Marjorie Tracey,
GAINESVILLE; Mrs. Dana Chandler,
Marion; Mrs. Catherine HERE,
Mrs. Samantha Houser, Mrs. Ber-
tha Venderau, Mrs. Belle Daley,
Mrs. Ella M. Chandler Mrs. Mary
Kreakbaum, Mrs. Hettie Tracy,
Mrs. Carolyn Boerger, and Mrs.
Rosina Fladt and daughter, Sandra
Lee, all of Marysville.
Mrs. H. z. Matthews, Mrs. Ida
Croy, Mrs. Laura Jane Smith, Mrs.
Hannah Smith, Miss Nell Lewis,
Mrs. Grace Orwin, Mrs. May Deck
er, Mrs. Opal Elliott and the host
ess, all of Columbus.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02
CIRCLE OF SERVICE

The Circle of Service of the
Kings Daughters will meet Mon
day evening in the Presbyterian
church. This will be guest meet
ing. A covered dish dinner will be
served at 6:45 p. m.
The program theme will be
Mothers Day.. A pageant will be
given by the mothers and daugh-
terS.
Please note the change of date.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02

ADVERTISE IN TIE JOURNAL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02

this dinner must be made by Sat-
urday with Mrs. Porter Guy. All
members of Union county circles
of The Kings Daughters are in
vited to the convention.
! Each hostess circle has appoint
ed a committee to work together
for their arrangements. Mrs. w.
L. Horn, of the Loyal Circle, and
Mrs. Edward Berend, of the Circle
of Love, are the general co-chair-
men. Mrs, Horns committee is
Mrs. Ray Wagner and Mrs. Wal
ter Harris. Assisting Mrs. Berend
are Mrs. Walter Besgrove and
Mrs. Fred Neer. The committee
| will take care of table decorations,
favors, luncheon tickets and other
details.
The state president of the Kings
Daughters, Mrs. Speicker, will at
tend this convention. She helped
to plan the program, which was
carried out by Mrs. DeVoss.
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ST. JOHNS WALTHEK LEAGUE
The ST. Johns Senior Walther
League held its regular business
meeting Monday evening in the
Lutheran School Hall.
The meeting was opened by the
group sing the hymn, For All Thy
Saints, o LORD, followed by Scrip
ture reading by the Rev A. Gerk-
en-.
The results of the annual elect
ion were as follows: president.
r bert Vollrath; vice-president,
Lloyd Nicol; secret ary, Elsie
Scheiderer; treasurer, II Herbe r t
| Wolpert; secretary of Christian
knowledge, Anita Rausch; Secret
ary of Christian Service, Lillian
BlumenSchein.
The following members were on
the nomination committee: Erwin
BlumenSchein, Laverne Nicol and
Ruth >. RauScn.
The Central Zone Rally of the
Walther League will be held May
26th at Grace Country Club, near
Columbus.
SENIOR PLAY aTJsHEks
The following girls have been
chosen to usher for the Senior
play, And Came the Spring" to
-; be held in the Marysville high
school auditorium Friday evening
Misses Anette Rausch, Marguer-
ite Emmert, Joan Ann Shanks,
Dorothy Luh, Gilmore Heiser, Mar
ilyn Miller, Kathleen Griffith, An
ma Mae Worthington, downstairs;
Joan Dasher, Betty 10 Fensel
Warrenetta Ritchie, Eileen McMa-
hon, Joan Ruble and Dorothy
Shalip, upstairs. The girls will
wear spring formals and they viii
be in their places at 500. The or
chestra, under Mr.. Donald EuVer-
ard, will play for fifteen minutes
before the play and between acts
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SANS SOUCI
Mrs. H. E. Stricken will be host
eSs to the Sans Souci bridge club
this evening at her home on Col
Inns rd. The members will meet at
700 D. m. for a covered dish sup
per, and the remainder of the eV-
ening spent in playing cards.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
Mrs. H. l. Huffman will enter
tain the ladies of the Friday af-
ternoon Contract club at her home
of Buckeye ST., tomorrow.
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ATTEND DANCE
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Bishop
attended the spring dance of Mr.
Bishops college fraternity, Alpha
Zeta, at Columbus, Saturday ev-
ening. The dance honored the re-
turning veterans of the fraternity
both actives and alumni.
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| ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE
/ Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Sours, of BIZ
Patterson ST., Marion, Ohio wishes
to announce the marriage of their
| daughter, Miss Mary Ellen Sours
to William Carr, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Glenn Carr, of Prospect, Rt
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02
ATTEND DANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Bishop
attended the spring dance of Mr..
Bishops college fraternity, Alpha
Zeta, at Columbus, Saturday ev-
ening. The dance honored the re-
turning veterans of the fraternity
both actives and alumni.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02

Allen Center Baptist
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02
UNIONVILLE LADIES

KNOXVILLE LADIES
Miss Eltha Graham, of West
Eighth ST., will entertain the Book
and Needle club, of UnionVille
Center at her home on Friday.
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CONVENTION TUESDAY
Plans are being completed for
the district meeting of the Kings
Daughters, which will be held on
next Tuesday in the Milford Cen
ter Methodist church. The two
Milford Center circles, the Loyal
and the Circle of Love, will act as
hosteSSeS.
Four counties, which make up
the district, will be represented,
Union, Delaware, Logan and Har-
din. Mrs. Elizabeth DeVoss, CO.,
president, is in charge of the pro-
gram for the meeting. The w. S..
c. S. of the Milford church, will
serve the dinner. Reservations for
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02

Mr. and Mrs. John DeVoSS
motored to Wooster, on We'd
nesday to attend an evening con-
cert in which their daughter, Lou
Ann, was one of the musicians.
Lou Ann is a sophomore in Woos-
ter college.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02

Miss Clara 10 Westlake and
miss Mary Westlake will spend
the weekend in Columbus as the
guests of Miss Mildred Taylor, who
is head librarian in the Clinton
vile library.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02
SANS sOUCI

Mrs. H. E. Stricken will be host
eSs to the Sans Souci bridge club
this evening at her home on Col
Inns rd. The members will meet at
700 p. m. for a covered dish sup
per, and the remainder of the ev-
ening spent in playing cards.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB

Mrs. H. 1. Huffman will enter
tain the ladies of the Friday af-
ternoon Contract club at her home
of Buckeye ST., tomorrow.
HI -l-- I'll
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02

Mr., and Mrs. Earl Polling have
returned from Columbus to their
home farm near Allen Center
where they will spend the summer.
Mr.. Polling received his discharge.
from the army last Wednesday. He
has been in the finance office of
Fort Hayes barracks in Columbus.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02

Herbert L. Ebright, son of Mr..
and Mrs. U. G. Ebright, has ar
rived home from Great Lakes, Ill.,,
with his honorable discharge. He
served almost two years in the ma
Wy, spending much of that time in
the Pacific.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02

Mrs. Sam Devine and daughter,
Lois, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Galloway, the first
part of the week. She returned to
her home in Columbus Tuesday
evening.
Evening star., 1946-06-09

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Evening star., 1946-06-09
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Evening star., 1946-07-14
Riggs, Bulge WinWay
To Grass Court Final
BY me Assoeioted Press

FOREST HILLS, NY. July l3.-
The two top seeded favorites.
Bobby Riggs and Don Bulge.
moved into the ANAL round of the
National Professional Grass Court
Tennis Championships today.
Riggs, who lost to Bulge in the
1s42 Anal, thrashed Wayne sabin,
seeded No. 6, 81. 6-3, 6t4, while
Bulge, twice national titleholder
swept aside Frank Kovacs. seeded
third, 10-8, 60, 50.
There was a crowd of 5000 in
the stands of the West Side Tennis
Club. reputedly the largest gather
ing ever to witness professional
tournament.
The Budge-Kovacs match pro-
duced some of the best tennis seen
in the tournament In the 18th
game with Bulge ahead 9-3. the
match went to deuce no fewer than
six times before the big redhead
finally stopped the marathon with
two fast shots to the left corner on
which Kovass got his racket but
could not handle.
Evening star., 1946-07-14

CHICAGO, July 10. - Cosmic
Bomb, owned by William Helis, New
Orleans sportsman, superbly ridden
by Jockey Shelby Clark. dashed to a
one-half length upset triumph in the
s80,775 Futurity at Arlington Park
today.
The race was the Nations richest
for 2-year-olds and netted Owner
Helis s65,875 in capturing his first
major juvenile event. Cosmic Bomb
boosted his earnings to tops in the
country for a juvenile.
Lord Boswell came from last place
to win the s35, ,450 Dick Welles
Stake. the days secondary feature
defeating With Pleasure by length
with the Calumet Farms Pep Well
third and Pellicle fourth in a field
of Is.
Lord Boswell fourth In the Ken
lucky Derby and second in the
Preakness, is owned by Mrs. Eliza
beth Graham, Maine Chance Farm
proprietor,
Cosmic Bomb put on scorchel
OF duel with Maine Chance
Farms Jet Pilot. s-3 favorite, dowr
the stretch Three lengths behind
Claude c. Tanners Colonel OF
nosed out Louis Schlossers Mill
Wagon Joe for third money in tn.
/ l5-horse field
Cosmic Bomb. third to Colonel Oh
in the Hyde Park in his only preYi
Gus stake effort, was overlooked b,
| the 10000 spectators and returned
$50, $3.50 and $3.50. Jet pilot paic
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Dodgers Hold Off Late
Assault 10 Nip Cubs
By 4-3;; Halt Jinx
ky me Asseciotsd Press

CHICAGO-Stavin off a ninth
inning assault. the Brooklyn Dodgers
defeated the Chicago Cubs 4-3 today
before paid attendance Of 4o,o97 to
end a fve-game losing skein at
Wrigley Field.
Hank Behrman, who started Tor
the Dodgers, lasted until the ninth
when he retired after Clyde McCul-
Tough doubled and Billy Jurges drew
a pass. Hugh Casey took over and
was stung for single by Stan Hack
and q double by Eddie Watkins, the
wallops producing two runs to throw
scare into the Dodgers. A long out
field fly by Peanuts Lowrey with the
bases loaded ended the game.
The Dodgers scored their first
three runs off Claude Passeau, get
ting one in the opening inning on
,uccessive singles by Cookie Lavaget-
TO, Pete Reiser and Dixie Walker.
In the fifth they scored again when
stan Rojek doubled, Lavagetto drew
pass and Reiser tripled. With Emil
Xush pitching for the Cubs in the
:eventh another Brooklyn tally came
on Rocks single. Behrman's sacri-
fee and Eddie Stanky's single.
Behrman held the Cubs scoreless
until the seventh when Marv Rickert
doubled and went over the plate on
urges single.
Evening star., 1946-07-14

Ray Scarborough, who made his
last appearance as starting pitcher
six weeks ago, and Sid Hudson will
be Manager Ossie Bluege's choices to
face the st. Louis Browns today
when they invade Griffith Stadium
for a double header.
Hudson has won six games and
lost six. while Scarborough has won
four and lost three. appearing ex-
clusively in relief roles since May 30
Making his debut in a st. Louis
uniform here will be Outfielder JEFF
Heath, who was traded to the
Browns for Joe Grace, who injured
his left shoulder yesterday attempt
ing to make a shoestring catch of
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Former Mats Leadinq
Mexicans al Bat
By the kssocio'ed Pres.

MEXICO CITY. July 13.-Rene
Monteagudo, once with Washington
and who hit .301 for the Phillies
last season. has replaced Claro
Duany as leading Mexican League
batter.
Official percentages, including
yesterdays games, give the Cuban
left fielder 1897 and Duany, idle since
a week ago with an injury, 1856.
Roberto Estalella, formerly of the
AS and Mats, and Roberto Ortiz, ex-
Nat, are tied for the home run lead
with IA each. Danny Gardella is
next with 10.
Agapito Mayor, who once played
for Springfield in the Eastern
League, tops pitchers with 10 wins
and four losses Another Cuban,
Sandalio Consuegra, with II and
four, is next. among pitchers who
have played 10 or more games.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Cards, Downed I 10 6
By Giants, Drop 44
Games Behind
BY the Asseeio,ed Press

ST. LOUIS, July 13.-The New
York Giants dropped the second
place St. Louis Cardinals AZ games
behind the National League lead
ing Brooklyn Dodgers today when
they defeated the Redbirds, rs, to
even their four-game series.
The Giants saw an early 6-1 lead
vanish when the Cards knocked out
Ken Trinkle with a three-run out
burst in the sixth, but Bill Voiselle
was called in from the bullpen to
halt the Redbirds The winning
run resulted in the eighth inning on
Goody Rosen's single through
Whitley Kurowskis legs which
scored Johnny Mize from second
The Giants raped Starter Ted
Wilks for three runs in the first
inning when after Wilks passed
Mize Intentionally, Walker Cooper
blasted a three-run homer. his third
of the season. The Giants pushed
across three more in the next two
frames. but the Cards got one in
their half of the second. two more
in the fourth and tied the score tn
the sixth.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Scarborough, Hudson to Face
Brownies; Injured Grace Out

Bob Kennedy's line drive home run
in the first game. Grace will miss
action today.
When Cecil Travis failed to hit in
two pinch hitting roles yesterday it
marked 16 successive hitless appear
ances for him
A crowd of 10000 today would
boost the Mats home attendance
over the 100000 mark Yesterdays
crowd of 10000 was the smallest to
view the Mats here since May T.
Rookie Gil Coan will be inserted
as starter in the Mats lineup today,
it was announced last night by
Bluege, either as a replacement for
the injured Grace or for Buddy
Lewis. B. H.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Babe zaharias Slams
10 Sparkling 6-5 Win
In Trans-Miss. Golf
~ the Asseeiotsd prsss

DENVER, July 13.-The steadiest
golf OF Babe Didrikson Zaharias
links career paid of today as she
defeated chunky, gum chewing Pol
~ Riley OF Fort Worth, Tex, and
S. for the women's Trans-M -Missis-
sippi golf championship.
The 20-year-old Polly, playing a
magnificent iron game. fought Mrs.
Zaharias almost to standstill dur
ing the 18-hole morning round, but
wilted in the afternoon session I'M
der tremendous pressure applied
by the long-driving Babe.
A gallery of 5000 saw the Babe
holding only 2-up lead after "a
grueling holes, win four more in
rapid succession to 60 up at the
28th. The match ended as they
paired the last three.
The great woman athlete, who
clearly lacked during the morning
round the consistency that carried
her into the finals on a string OF
four overwhelming victories, was in
the traps on the third and fourth
Babe recovered, however, to finish
the round with two brides and a
Cup lead.
Coming out for the afternoon
round. Mrs. Zaharias, after driving
into the woods, recovered beautiful.
ly for a par 5. They halved the
goth with birdie As and the BABE
took the 2lst with a birdie ane
was four holes out in front.
Miss Riley barged back to cop thu
22d and 23d to trim the Babes leae
back to two holes. but after they
split the oath the Babe won the mex
four with two brides and a pair ol
pars. They halved the next three
at even par.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Hard Luck Reynolds
Finally Beats Yanks
As Gordon Errs
BY the h7socio'ed frsss

NEW YORK, July l3.-After pre-
viously losing four times to the
New York Yankees this season, hard
luck Allie Reynolds finally beat the
Bronx Bombers today as the Cleve-
land Indians came out on top 80.
REYNOLDS was opposed by Floyd
Bevens, tough luck pitcher in his
own right. who went down to his
sixth defeat when Joe Gordon
dropped a throw from the catcher
in the sixth when Lou Boudreau
Should have been out stealing. Ken
Keltner followed with a single to
score the Tribe manager with the
run that proved. to be the deciding
marker.
Each pitcher gave up eight, hits
with REYNOLDS helped by four double
plays, one of them in the ninth
when pinch single by Yank Man
ager Bill Dickey had sent the po-
tential tying run around to third
haSe
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Bosox Edge Benga|s
By 5 10 4 10 Boost
Lead 10 9 Games
kN the Assncinted P1ess

BOSTON. July 13-The Boston
Red Sox stretched their lead over
the New York Yankees to nine full
games today as they came from be-
hind to score a 5-4 win over the
Detroit Tigers. while Cleveland took
the Yankees at New York. 3-2.
1t was a clean sweep of all nine
home games with the Tigers for the
Red Sox as Mickey Harris won his
18th victory.
Paul Trout drove in two Detroit
runs in the second with a double
off the left-feld wall after Pat Null
lin beat out bunt and Jimmy Out
law was safe on Johnny Peskys
error.
The Sox picked up their first run
in the sixth when Pesky walked,
went to third on Dom Di Maggios
single to right and scored as Will
liams grounded out to Hank Green
berg.
Boston came from behind in the
eighth when they piled up four
runs.
Leon Culberson doubled on the
first pitch. Pesky reached first on
a helder's choice and Culberson
scored as Trout threw wild to third.
Williams drew an intentional walk
and Pesky scored as Bobby Doerr
bunted safely short way down the
f1rst-base line. After Rudy York
was thrown out, Rip Russell beat
out grounder and Williams scored.
Doerr came home with the fourth
run as Greenberg let Jim Blood
worths throw get through him.
In the ninth, Bob Klinger re-
placed Harris after George Kell and
Hoot Evers singled. Greenberg's
double to left center scored Kell,
and Evers came home with the final
run OF the game after Mullin flied
out to Williams.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Davis Traded Because He Wos Unhappy Here

Redskn tackle dissatisfied here which
the Joe Louis
Atlantic Cys Convention Hail. which can
boxing Bee Bee Washington local Negro middle
weight with training private
his Cowboy Ruben Shank, working style
which is supposed him into slugger.
towing mechanical
Atlantic City track win provide free emergency
which will cost little but Which means
a lot to he customers who have trouble.
booed appearance of Cecil Travis pinch
hitter Yesterday hooting
effort the Mats who has slowed possibly
Bulge He has played suffering ptomane poisoning
while his when
been he should have been in hospital.
Patsy writes and wants to know why rasing isn't given
in local 1t will be, Patsy
when rassng something
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Russians CIuiminq
World Swim Mark

LONDON, july 13,-Moscow ra-
dio reported today that four Rus
sian swimmers had set a world
record for the 400-meter free-style
relay, covering the distance in 3
minutes, 53.7 seconds.
The listed world record of 1892
was set by an American team OF
Hirose, Jaretz, Wolf and Flick at
Berlin in 1888 in a 50-meter pool.
The Moscow broadcast did not
give the length of the course used
by the Russian swimmers
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Ann Groy Wins Crown
In Seuboord Tennis
By the Associoted Press

OCEAN CITY. N. j.. July l3.-
Isadore Bells of Philadelphia cap
tured his second leg on the Atlantic
Coast tennis championship trophy
today with a straight-set win over
Homer Richards of Phoenix, Ariz,
6-3, O., Ga.
Top-seeded Ann Gray Of Wash
ington. D. c.. easily carried off the
women's honors with a 81, 81
win over Alice Mcdonald, also OF
Washington.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Mrs. Click Gets Golf Title
In Maryland Second Time
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Md, July 13.-
Mrs. Maurice Click won the Mary
land State women's golf champion
ship at Woodholme Country Club
today, but not until after Mrs. T. E.
Schluderberg of Baltimore Country
Club staged strong rally on the
back nine and forced the match two
extra holes.
1t was the second State title in
three years for Mrs. Click. who
regularly plays at Woodholme. She
was the titlist In 1914. Two weeks
ago she won the Baltimore City
women's championship.
Evening star., 1946-07-14

A.20 and S3.40 while Colonel OF
paid $3.50
Clark rode a marvellous race on
Cosmic Bomb. He let Education cut
a fast pace while laying back in
fourth and fifth position. Jet Pilot
was right behind Education, but
zoomed to the front in the stretch.
Cosmic Bomb also was moving up
nicely on the outside and Clark
soon had him at Jet Pilots side.
Cosmic Bomb pulled away slowly to
win the 6furlong dash in 1:l04s.
Lord Boswell ridden by Johnny
Adams, ran the mile in 1865 and
paid $3.50, s480 and $3.50 With
Pleasure returned $3.50 and S7OO,
while Pep Well paid $40 to show
Helis' Rippey, winner of the Ken
lucky Derby Trial, set the early
pace
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Hockey Stur Fights Droft

OTTAWA, July Is tP.-Canadian
Army officials said today that James
V. Orlando, former Detroit Red
Wings hockey star, who has ap-
pealed a four-year prison term for
violating United States Selective
Service regulations. was discharged
from the Canadian Army last
August 18
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Cox 5 Big Homer Aids
Bucs 10 Swamp PhiIs
Ry the Assoejoted Press

PITTSBURGH, July 13-Billy
Cox's home run with two aboard
in the fifth highlighted a 14-hit at
tack that gave the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates the rubber game of the series
with Philadelphia, 81.
Johnny Lanning yielded only six
scattered hits as the Pirates dubbed
three Phillie hurlers for their second
straight win over the Quakers.
Seven Pirate tallies came in the
first five innings of Charley Schanz,
who was relieved by Anton Karl
after Cox slapped his four-bagger
of the scoreboard in the left field.