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impressive double ring ceremony
with a background Of palms and
assorted flowers
Mrs. Elysc Lyle. played the ira
ditional wedding marvh and Mrs
Margaret Benson sang, 20 Prom
Use Ne" and Because"
The brides gown of white satin
with a train sCallopcd in lace was
beautiful She wore a finger tip
Veil and beaded crown. Mrs. John
son was beautiful bride She
carried an arm bouquet Of white
roses and pink pumpoms.
Mrs Ira Robinson. Sister Of the
bride was matron of honor and
she carried "A bouquet Of various
shades Of pink carnations
Robert Johnson attended his
brother as best man The hos
trsscs were Misses Dorothy Stn-
vail, Vivicn Patterson, Vera Leo
Combs. Marian Cunningham
Lcota Brooks. Kathryn Chivcrs.
and Mines Gerald Bailey and
Carl Fraction, sister law OF
the bride
a wedding reception was held
an hour after the vows had been
exchanged in thu presence Of rela-
tivcs II was well attended by
friends who wished the bride hap
piness and congratulated tn"
groom.
Many lovely and useful gifts
were received
The bride II the granddaughter
Of Mrs John Gould Drew. 404s
Firth Ave So.
The newly wcdE are at home in
their apartment AZ 40i8 Firth
Ave 50.
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tary entertained their friends At
an Informal dancing party at
Ramaley's hall. 668 Grand Ave,
st ram. Friday evening. Nov. IA,
Every one present seemed to he
in the mood Tor an enjoyable eve.
ming and the party was quite "A
suCCess
Officers ut the Alliance are,
president, T J Fltprtn; vice prcSi-
dent, IINland stokes. secretary
treasurer. Wendell c Jones OF
uvrrs ~ the Ladies' Auxiliary are.
president. Mrs 7. J. E1tprtn, vtCc
president Mra James T Logan
secretary Mrs John MrIIc. JT
and treasurer. Mrs James Martin.
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Joyed the delicious lunch and the
birthday cake the hostess served
Those attending the party were
MesSrs. and Mines. Jack Curtiss,
and daughter, Rita Cisco. Thomas
Stovan b. F. Henderson, Wi
liam Cooper and Mines. Leta
Crockett, Alice Fort and Cora
Saunders.
Helpers Club: The Helpers
Club will meet Sunday Nov. %
at the home of Mrs. Josephine
Brown, 1909 Clinton Ave. So
Members please be there at four
p. m. for business Of Importance
Twin City Organization: The
Colonel Young Auxiliary. United
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
will meet Friday, Nov 81 at the
home OF Mrs. Eva Neal 53l ST
Anthony Ave.
Dinner Party For New Yorker:
The George Pillsburys of ll6 f
END St, were hosts at a dinner
party for Miss Naomi Thomas Of
New York City, Wednesday eve
ming, November II Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs Hadlai
Hull. Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Gran
ger, Mrs. Richard Mccarthy. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bellows. Mrs
Jane Browne, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
kleeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar v
Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood No
lander and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Newman.
Marriage Soon: Mrs. Julia War
than, 2Sl0 10th Ave. So. and Mr.
Walter Lowe. 334 f. 3sth St. are
engaged and plan to be married
soon
House Party: November %. the
Misses Gloria and Shirley Brown
and Katherine Bailey Will have a
slumber party in their home. 3749
Fourth Ave So, Their guests for
the evening will be- Misses Bar
bara Cabell. Gloria Pcttiford
Daisy Davis, Grace Gates. Harriet
Shannon, Mary Kate Breedlove
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0REEN'S NITE Clue TO
NAVE GRAND OPENING

GrcUu's MI" club, corner "
Western ami Como, win have "A
grand opening Thanksgiving eve,
We'd Nov. "a
The club prUmls"s I" become n
mecca Tor inEE enthusiasts and
win feature the music uf King
Larry and hts iaEE Comho We'd
ucsday through Sunday
Also tho Kitchen viii hc open
and WITH specialize IN serving
chicken. stcaka and bar-b-Q
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MRS. Ammo BIoIr Murrles

Mrs. Anna Blair became the
bride Of Robert r. Hayes, Satur.
day evening at 40 in the prvs.
rnCo of relatives and n few
friends, In the homo " tho bride
III st Anthony Ave.
Rev, Floyd Massey, Jr, otuCiatcd
AZ the ceremony and Mr. and Mrs
HI Moore were tho Attendants
Mr. Hayes was formerly "a rest.
dent ~ pcs Motucs. Iowa. Refresh
mCnts were served.
The newly webs received som,
very lovely gtus- They are al
homo Ia their friends at III 81
Anthony Ave
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TENSE SITUATION IN AFRICA

The tense, troubled situation in
Africa with native black nation
alism rising will be reported in
this paper regularly through the
facilities OF the Associated Negro
Press whose services in this area
are exclusive in this paper
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS

birthday Party; Mr. and Mrs Charles DeIMC ompSuu 10
dupont Ave No, gave party houorug the BIRTHDAYS Of
Mines Maude Chandler, 1886 Fifth and Mahc Curtis
$40 Grard Ave No. Saturday. Nov Curtis is Mrs De-
LaC0mSonS sister The guests enjoyed having pictures taken
watching teeVSIon ana general conversation Thew also en-
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and Myra Williams
Sewing Circle Met: The Sewing
Circle of the Church Of God IN
Christ met Thursday. Nov 20 with
Mrs. Dorothy Martin. $40 Fremont
Ave. No
Past Grand Patron IIl:Mr. W.
II. Martin, 1907 Fourth Ave So.
Is not able 10 get out because OF
illness. He will b. happy to have
his friends call To see him Mr.
Martin is past grand patron of
the OES. Minnesota jurisdiction
Guests From Rochester: Mr.
and Mrs. Vern Manning and
daughter, Tavern. motored from
Rochester. Saturday, Nov. 10 and
before Mrs Warren knew II. they
were driving her back to RoChes-
ter She spent the week end with
them.
Dinner Guests: Rev. and Mrs
II. W. Bolts, 1919 Lyndale Ave
No were the dinner guests OF
Mrs. Theresa Warren. Monday
evening, Nov. II at her home, 500
Fremont Ave. No.
Leaving For Home: Mrs +. p
Bouldin. who has been the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Walter
Glenn 36i0 Fourth Ave. So. will
leave for her home in Peoria, Sat
urday, Nov. %.
willing Workers: The Willing
Workers club of Bethesda Bap-
tst church will meet Thursday
Dec. II at the home Of Mrs
Sarah Benson, 500 nth Ave. So
All members are urged to be pre-
sent. The host. Mr.. William Cor
nelius.
BY Plane To l.. A.: Miss Har-
rictt Bowman. daughter OF MIR
and Mrs Earl Bowman. 1912
Fourth Ave. So. left Saturday,
Nov. IS by plane, for Los An
geles to be the house guest Of
her sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Harness Miss Bow
man will have three weeks to
visit in the city Of Angels Miss
Bowman is "A telephone operator
with the Northwestern Bell Trlr-
phone Co, in Minneapolis
You can run a classified al In
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JOANNe FRACTION WEEDS EVERETT R.
JOHNSON IN PRETTY HOME CEREMONY

J0Nnnc FTToNn. dNNgNcr NJ NJ NnI Mrs dNmCN WNTlCr
Fraction, ,iS4 Clinton Ave So, and Everett Johnson
of Mrs Anna Lee Johnson Of Dnuh married Saturday,
November II at 70 p the home Of the brides parents
The bride given in marriage by her father, Mr.
ErAcon Rey MArlm lMthrr Smm0mS nrrinmr thr hnnmml
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guests cnluycd the delicious din
ncr and the gifts Mr. Perfect 70.
ccived were very lovely
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Cameo Social club CIoArd Party
The Cameo Social club win cello
hrntc its birthday, Sunday, Nov
10, by having u closed dinner dance
at a local cafe. Hours arr from
q on The Cameo club was organ
tied In 1924
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Ry the Assoeioted Press

CINCINNATI, Aug. 80. - The
Chicago Cubs battered Ken Raj
fensberger for nine hits in five in
nings today to score all their runs
of the Reds veteran southpaw
and chalk up a 5-3 victory.
Bob Schultz and Johnny Klipp-
stein let the Reds down with four
hits as the Cubs finally snapped
the jinx Raffensberger had held
over them. Schultz hurled SIX
hitless innings, but then gave ur
two walks and Ted Kluszewskt
followed with a run-producine
single.
The Cubs got their first run ir
the third on Bill Serena's double
then cut loose for four more runs
on five hits in the fifth inning
With two on and two out. Randy
Jackson and Dee Fondy singled
Harry Chit drew an intentiona
pass and Roy Smalley whacked 9
two-run single to left.
Joe Rossi's pinch single flllee
the bases for Cincinnati with ont
out in the seventh, but the Red
managed to get only one run in
Schultz went out in the eighth
after walking Willard Marshall OF
four pitches. ,Klippstein STRUCK
out Kluszewski and Joe Adcock
but walked Grady Hatton
Marshall scored the third anc
final Cincinnati run when Andy
Seminick singled to deep shori
and Roy Smalley threw wild tt
the plate for an error.
Raffensberger's lifetime recorc
Evening star., 1952-08-31

1--WE let the team down" "
Coan says. "and I don't feel good
about it,
Life magazine, depicting one Of
Joe Engel'S cash-and-carry nights
at Chattanooga-in which lucky
fan gets all the coin he can carry
Engel the Lookouts' man.
ager. which will come as a sur
prise to Cal Ermer, who holds
that job. Joe is president.
The bubble gunm firm that gives
pictures of ball players as pre-.
miums grants the players theh
choice of money or a spiffy clock
Most Of the Mats took thu
clock Mrs. Jackie Jensen. thu
Olympic diver. is cover girl or
this weeks People Today -. Tht
wife of the Mats outflelder is in.
terviewed about a silly subject
the possibility of fixing the Olym'
pic games.
In a year when he's struggling
to stay above 200, Yost has gotte1
on base more than any othel
Washington player. with 104 walk
and eight times hit-by-pitche
aiding the cause. One Of th'
better baseball fiction pieces, "Th'
Old Pro-" appears in this week.
Saturday Evening Post IT.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
ds Rou Necca End Losing Strea Phs Beat Braves Twice
Drews HurIs 4-2Win
Observation-Disclosures In
To S-6 Boston Loss
By the Associated Press


BOSTON, Aug. 30.-The Phillies
swept a double header from the
Boston Braves tonight by topping
a 40 twilight victory with an 8-6
decision.
Relief Pitcher Dave Cole forced
lin the Phillies' deciding run by
walking Connie Ryan with the
bases loaded in the seventh in
ming of the second game.
In the bottom of that frame
Walker Cooper hit three-run
homer for the Braves. The Phil
lies added their eighth marker in
the eighth when Mel Clark drew
a base on balls, took second on
a wild pitch, reached third when
Granny Hammer grounded into a
double play, and then stole home.
Warren SPAIN gave the Phillies
six of their second game runs
before being replaced by Sheldon
Jones with two out in the sixth.
The opening game was a %
deadlock until the ninth, which
Connie Ryan opened with dou-
BILE. He scored when Pitcher Lew
lBurdette made wild throw to
third after Richie Ashburn bunted.
Ashburn took second on the
miscue. made third on Johnny
! Wyrostek's sacrifice and scored on
, Del Ennis fly to rightfleld.
= The Phillies collected IL hits in
: each game, including Ennis 18th
! homer of the season against
! SPAIN in the fourth inning Of
the nightcap.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Sta|ey Coasts TO No. IS
As St. Louis Pounds
Pirates 10 Win, 12-2
BY the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 30.-The
st. Louis Cardinals snapped their
six-game losing streak by unleash
ing their heavy artillery tonight
to take 1872 win over the last
place Pirates.
Eight of the Cards Is hits of
Rockies Ron Necciai and Jim
Waugh were eXtra-baSe blows
six doubles and homerS by Hal
Rice and Dick Sisler. Gerry Staley
scattered five Pirate hits to gain
his 18th win against IL losses.
Necciai was charged with the de-
feat. his third against one victory.
The Cards sewed up the contest
with a flve-run blast in the third
inning when they connected for
four consecutive doubles, tying a
National League record held by
many clubs. Necciai gave Solly
Hemus the first of four consecutive
walks the Card shortstop received,
then gave up doubles to Peanuts
Lowrey and Red Schoendienst.
Waugh replaced Necciai at this
point, promptly giving up doubles
to Stan Musual and Enos
Slaughter. Rice flied out to Gus
Bell in center and Bells relay to
Sonny Senerchia at third got
Slaughter for double play. Sisler
then grounded out to end the
inning.
In the fifth Rice got the second
OF his three hits, a two-run homer.
Sisler smashed his homer in the
ninth, accounting for three of the
four needless tallies the Cards
Evening star., 1952-08-31
|Pi|Iete's Two-Hitter
Gives St. Louis d
Victory Over Tigers
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30.-Duane
Pillette pitched a thrilling two
hitter as the Browns defeated De-
troit here tonight, 2 to /. Clint
Courtney, with a double in the
fourth inning and another two
bagger in the eighth, drove in both
st. Louis runs.
Detroit took a flrst-inning lead
when Johnny Groth walked,
moved up on an infield out and
scored on Walt Dropo's single,
The Tigers only other hit was
double by Cliff Mapes in the fifth
The Browns had trouble getting
base hits off Art Houtteman, too
Vic Wertz walked and came home
ion Courtney's double in the fourth
tying the score.
Houtteman had allowed only
three hits prior to the eighth anc
had retired two men in that in.
ming when Gordon Goldsberry
singled. Wertz then drew his thirc
walk of the game and Courtney
followed with his second double
bringing GoldSberry home.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
\ f!!&I;@ I TbA5eRALL
/ 1;2g2 BEAT
! II AN ]N- By BURTON HAWKINS
By BURTON HAWKINS

written by Charles Einstein OF In
ternational News Service.
Bob Porterfiel6 received COM
pliment from his boss. Clark Grif-
fifth, after beating the White Sox,
10, the other night RE
minded me of Walter johnson
when the chips we're down." Griff
said Cleveland writers say
the Indians would be on top by
convincing margin if the Mats
Floyd Baker had been playing
shortstop for them all season.
It cost the Yankees about $10,-
600 to pay the expenses Of the
former stars they imported for
Old Timers Day this afternoon -.
Mickey Grasso, rough with UNI
pires, is the kindest person I've
ever seen dealing with children
The Mats catcher, grumpy on
the field, will chat with children
by the hour His first act on
arriving in New York was to pur-
chase two dolls, at $40 each, to
take back to youngsters in Wash
lington.
It cost Johnny Schmitz wac
of money when the Yankees
shipped him back to the National
League after a short stay with
them. He figures to get 6
few hundred dollars If the Yank'
:. ees win the American League pen
nant, for the Yankees are notee
for their generosity in slicine
up World Series money. But
Brooklyn, with whom Schmit.
started the season, reported!
would have given him half
share. He could have collected
from both the Yankees ant
Dodgers, but since he's now will
!, Cincinnati-in the same leagu'
with Brooklyn-the Dodgers ar
. prohibited from cutting him IL
; on their loot.
h Mickey Mantle is approaching
, a negative Yankee record.
, He has struck out 81 times an,
!; the club mark of 105 was Sc
J by frankie Crosetti in 1888.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Arcade Wins Two Games
To Reach Soffba|I Final
Special Dispoteh to The Star

FREDERICK, Md, Aug. 30
Bob Heinbaugh homered, singled
and drove in two runs twice today
to lead Arcade Pontiac of WASH
ington to two victories and a
final berth in the Central Atlantic
regional softball championships.
Heinbaugh's duplicate feat gave
the Indians 40 victory over the
Frederick Amvets and q 81 vic
tory over Brandywine A. c. of Will
mington. Del.
Freddie Kramer gave up only
two hits and struck out nine to win
the first game, while Abe Levitan
pitched a three-hitter for Arcade
in the second game. It was Ar
cade's second 40 victory over the
AmVetS.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Mats
Continued from Page B-1.

NOTES: Bob Porter1eld. trying
to square his record at 1912. will
face the Yankees tomorrow when
the Mats make their final appear
ance Of the season here. Ed
Lopat (6-5) will pitch for the
champions.
The Mats got six OF their hits
In the first four innings but could
produce only one run. Wash
ington pinch-hitters now are bat
ting 1923 after Frank Campos
watched a third strike and Rapp
grounded out today. OF the
last II pinch-hitters used by
Bucky Harris, only one has hit
the ball out Of the infield and
none has hit safely.
Tom Clark, Supreme Court jus
tice, sat In Clark Grifnth;s box. . =.
Portable radios with inscribed
cases were presented to Yankee
old-timers, while plaques were
given to members Of the all-time
team.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Home PIuters to Honor
Former Big Lacquer

The Home Plate Club will pre-
sent a lifetime honorary member
ship to one of baseball's most be-
loved figures the night of Septem-
ber 10 at Griffith Stadium.
The presentation will be made
before the Nats-Red sox game to
this former big league player.
The man to be honored Is well
known, but his name is being kept
secret as a surprise.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Florida Stute Pennont
|Won by De Lund Again
By the Assoeioied Press

SILVER SPRINGS, Fla, Aug.
30.-The De Land Red Hats won
their second straight Florida
State League pennant in the 1852
season which came to an end
last night.
The Class D club, which also
won last years post-season play
offs, had a 15-game margin over
second place Jacksonville Beach.
Palatka finished third and Day.
| tona Beach fourth.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Whitaker Gains SemifinaIs
OF Manor Club Title Golf

Defending Champion Jim Whi-
taker reached the semifinals of
the Manor Club golf champion-
ship yesterday by defeating DR..
Leo Shaudis, 5 and 4.
Today Whitaker plays J. w.
Herman in one of the semifinals.
Herman advanced yesterday with
a 4 and 3 victory over Tom Tausig.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

Runs-Groth. Goldsberry, Wertz. Error
None. Runs batted in-Dropo. Courtney,
2. Two-base hits-Courtney, 2, Mapes.
sacrines..Pillette; Double plsy-IDropo S.-.I2
st. Louis, 6. Bases on balls-On Pillette.
5; Houtteman, 4. Struck out-By Houtte--
man. 3; by Pillette 4. Runs and earned
2-2 Winning pitcher-Pillette (9-1D.
Losing pitcher-Houtteman (6-1S). Time
/ :5S. Attendance-4,60S (pai0.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

erence," Gn
ays. IF I had
ONE through,
we'd be in
front" . {. It
doesn't console
the Mats out
fielder when he
hears that ii
Mickey Vernon.
Eddie Yost or
Jim BuSby had
|p ro d uce d as
they did last
wear the team
might be on top
despite his flop,
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Roffensberger's link Snapped
As Cubs Beat Cincinnati, SD

against the Cubs now is 27-13 and
his seasons record against them
is AZ.
The Reds used Johnny Schmitz,
their new acquisition from the
Yankees, for a one-inning relief
stint. He went out for a pinch
hitter in the seventh and Frank
Smith finished for Cincinnati
with hitless ball.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

sF1ied for Jones In 9Th.
tSingled for Chapman in 9Th.
Runs-Clark. Ennis. Hammer, Burgess.
w. Jones (2). Waitkus (2), Jethroe, Logan
Runs batted in-Ennis Meyer, Ryan (3),
Ashburn. Gordon. Daniels. Mathews.
Cooper (3l. Two-base hits-AshburA.
Waitkus. Home runs-Ennis Cooper.
Stolen bases-7Waitkus; Ryan. ClarA
son. Left on boses-Philadelphia, liz
Boston. 2, Base on balls-ofIspahn. 81;
OF Cole, S; of Chipman.. 1; OF Meyer. q:
o Hansen, l. Struck out-By SPAIN, 3:
by Meyer, 4. Hits-or Meyer, / in, 3M
innings: of Hansen. 8 in 5h innings;
Q in y inning. of Cole. in (faced
2 batters in sth); OF Chipman. in I
inning. Runs and earned runs-On
Meyer, 20; of Hansen. IA; OF SPAIN.
6.6; of s; Jones. 90; on Cole, 2-2;. OF
chipman 90; on Johnson 90 hit Bat Bat;
pttches-Cole. Chipman. Winning pitcher
Hansen. Losins -pitcher6-6l; 90 lbfl2a
G2-15). Time-2:34. ,277.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Cor Credit Eleven Dutina

Car Credit, i've times winner Of
the Metro Unlimited Football
League title, is booking games.
Those interested may contact Jim
.lRagland, 5708 Third street NE.
!, (Taylor o61T.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Gil Coan
Ills this his worst year in base
all and is sincerely ashamed Of
t. IT could have made the diff
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Totals SO 10 2715 Totals 81 81 IL
Ran for Burris In 9th.
Philadelphia ---- 600 001 012-
Boston " 600 O10 1O0-2

Runs-Ryan, Ashburn, Hammer, Bur-
CESS, Mathews. Daniels. Errors--Jeth-
%BurTis lol AHi pittner Waitkus. % tsS sn Ennis.
Two-base hits-Burgess. Hammer. Ryan.
stolen bases-Daniels. Burgess, Ashburn.
Logan to Torgeson: Hammer to Ryan. Left
on bases-Philadelphia,- IL; Boston, 8:
Bases Bases on s1ct SsllsEtom ssTdesss nrd.tt. "a
BY Drews. 2. Hits-On Burdette, 10 In
S25 innings; ofi. Cole. o in " inning.
Runs and earned runs-Oh Drews. 2-2;
pitcher--Drews CBurris). Winning pitcher
-Drews, I2-12). Losing pitcher
Burdette, (6-S). Ttme-2:2S.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

%: LOUIS --------- IUb U2U UU4-12
Musial (2) Slaughter (2j, II. Rice (2)
sisler: Runs batted inETMusieI is)
90. Sisler (3l. Garagiola. Metkovich
Two:base hitsl-Schoendienst- -(2). Lowrey
Musial. Slaughter CD. Bell: Home runs
to Grost to Metkovich. Bell to senerchia
Waugh to Groat to Metkovich. Left on
on balls-On Necciai. 2; OF Waugh. B.
by stsley. 6. Hts on Necciai. 5 IN
10 in innings. Runs and earned runs
on Neccaia, 5-6: Oh Waugh. ~: OF
Staley. 2-2. Hit by pitcher-By Waugt
ID. Rice). Winning pitcher-Staley
u5-12). Losing pitcher-Necciai, u-3)
Time-2:27. Attendance-10.500.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

Totals 80 1925. Totals 81 81
'Flied out for Borkowski in 9th.
Popped out for Raffensberger in 9th.
tSingled for Schmitz In 9TH.
Fran for Roci In 7th.
Filled out for Smith In 9th.
Chicago - OOI O4O OOO-5
Cincinnati ----- 900 DOL 100
Fondy. Schultz, Adams, Marshall, seminicE
Errors- -Borkowski. Adcock; smalley. Runs
Borkowski,. Serena, Kluszewski, .seminick
Two-base hits--Serena. Seminick. Stolen
base-Kluszewski Sacrifice-Jeffcoat. Left
on bases-chicago. 8; Cincinnati, 8. Bases
out..,By schultz by RaGensbsrger, /;
2. Hits-O6 Schultz, in z innings Cfaced
one batter in 8th(; Oh Rafensbereer, 8 in
sitn iRtRns' in o salnss sEhmt' Oh Rppse.n K RanF "a "a
z innings; Runs and earned earned. runs-oa %
Klippstein. 90: Oh Smith. 90; Oh schmitz
90. Winning pitcher-schultz l57). Los
-1:22. Attendance-3,606.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
BosebuII's Top Ten
BY the Associated Press

Leading batsmen (based on $50 at bats),
not including tonight's games:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-26
FOR SALE - fit. General Electric refrigerator. See at Mission sale house.

FOR SALE - $65O. 21 foot East Coast type dory (goes by name of Patches), just overhauled this winter, painted, etc. New P hp Johnson outboard motor, just 30 hours running time on her. Following accessories included: 4 oars, 1 manual type pump, large, 2 life saver type cushions, 1 swivel type chair (ideal for fishing, clamps on any where). Set of wrenches for above motor, pliers, screw driver and various other tools with metal tool box. Phone 3652, leave message if owners not available, or write to Zip Zaber or Fred Rose, CAA, Box A605, Ko- diak. Woody Island.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-26
NorIcE

We wish to thank all mem- bers of the Fire Department and friends for the party and fine gifts we received July T..
 Isl Dottie and Bob.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-26
NOTICE

Telephone directories have been mailed to all subscribers. Please use them. For tele- phone information dial num- Der 9.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-26

rU4, oALE- Upright piano mahogany finish, very reasonable. May be seen at Naval station quarters JOG MD or call 309.
 FOR SALE -1946 club coupe delux, undercoating, heater and radio. Good condition. Front sest leather covering, $1250. John Otto, Cottage 20 E St., phone 723. FOR SALE one three phase. two horsepower motor, re- asonable. Call 3l23. Monday through Friday.
 LOST-Lady's black Life time Sheaffer pen. with initials II. t. Reward. Call 3281.
 REWARD-$250 for informa- tion leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons killing, stealing, molesting or damaging any livestock belonging to the members of the Kodiak Livestock Growers Associa- ion. pd 8 1.52 WANTED-to rent. House or apartment. Four months to stay in Kodiak. Call Navy 571.
 FOR SALE-OPS ceiling price signs. Call at Mirror office.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-26

FOR SALE-OPS ceiling price signs. Call at Mirror office. All businesses required to post them.