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Senate Debates
More Than Hot Air

LOS ANGELES-Is U. S. Senate
debate significant or is it just SO
much political hot air?
Such debate does play a signif-
icant role in shaping national pol
icy, believes DR. Earl Cain,
speech instructor on the Los
Angeles campus of the University
of California He has been ana
lying important Senate debates
for a number of years by study
ing speeches printed in the Con
gressional Record. and other
sources.
One Of the longest. and most
imprisoned, Senate debates of
modern times concerned America $
neutrality in the 1905 Through
these debates, says DR.. Cain. the
arguments and appeals OF iSola-
tionism were kept constantly be-
fore the people.
For example, an examination
Of 10 geographically distributed
newspapers from August 10 to
August 20. 1910. revealed that the
Senate neutrality debate was front
page news on IA OF these 20 days.
At least SO editorials. Is photo
graphs. and 33 cartoons occas.
stoned by the debate appeared in
the 10 newspapers analysed.
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Constructive Hobby
Sound Base, for -
Longer Living y

CINCINNATI-f you're getting
on in years. having hobby is
more than q bright idea it's
sound medical advice.
DR.. Ewald w. Busse. chief psy-
chiatrist at Duke University. en-
phasized at 4 symposium on aging
that .his recommendation is based
on statistical evidence.
Our studies indicate that in
dividuals who continue to pur-
sue gainful occupation even
though they are past the usual
age Of retirement and others who
occupy their time with planned
activity have relatively few de-
pressive moods They are strik-
ingly different from people who
have had to be hospitalized be-
cause they are unable to adjust
in the community, he said.
The people requiring hospital
ization were almost devoid OF any
interest which could satisfy their
needs as well selected hobby can
do he empha sized.
For this reason, I believe the
physician is responsible for max
ing sure his patients who are
approac ching retirement or are on
the threshold of old age provide
themselves sources of entertain
ment and emotional rewards by
developing planned creative and
recreational activity" he said
However. he warned against
hobbies which are predominantly
receiving such as radio watch
ing televiSion and movies. Al
though such activity does have
some usefulness. it can be very
dangerous if it occupies the major
portion Of an Individual time,
he said
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IN MEMORlAM


MARSHALL-In loving memory
of our grandmother. Mrs. Louise
Marshall Bigma) who left us
twenty seven years ago July g.,
1929.
In our hearts a memory is kept,
OF one we loved and VIII never
forget.
Marion and Louise 7-13-1p
MITCHELL - in loving memory
of our son who died five years
ago, July II. 1851.
Five years ago you left US
God took YOU in His loving arms
and then
Turned oui the light.
In the bloom Of life death claimed
you.
In the prime of manhood days:
BUt we hope some day to meet
you
And be with you always.
When the star in our window
Turned from blue to gold,
1t was on emblem of faith
And one saved soul
You've crossed the ocean, son .
You could not say goodby,
But we hope to meet you some
sweet morning
In the sweet by and by.
When evening shades are falling,
And we sit in quiet alone,
To our hearts there comes a long
ing
If he only could come home
Friends may think We have toi
gotten
When at times they see us
| smile,
But they little know the heart
| ache
Our smiles hide all the while
Sweet in my memory.
His mother. Mrs w. w. Mitchell
7-13- IL
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New Weapons for
leop Year loreleis

NEW YORK-The nations Il
million leap-year Loreleis have
new scientific information for their
husband hunting efforts.
There's only one chance in ten
that a warm kiss win transmit
a common cold, an expert points
out. and some doctors say that a
little love and affection go long
way toward preventing the SMILES
and sneezes.
Four University OF California
professors recently asserted that
love-starved emotions may pre-
dispose people to more than their
share of runny noses.
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REAL ESTATE


Brick Apt, House in Norfolk, 3
apis. 3 baths. slate roof, BASE
ment, oil heat excellent location
showing good return VIII trade
for farm or timberland.
Farm, so acres. u miles from
FarmVille on good state road.
Good 6 room home with bath. 20
acres in cultivation, some tobacco
allotment $4,000.
S25 down and $1,000 per month
buys acres IN Prince, Edward
County near Millers Lake.
Special 8 acres on good state
road near Hampden- Sydney with
beautiful 5 room res. with running
water, tenant house. stock barn.
chicken house, garage. apple ana
peach orchard, tobacco barn ana
some tobacco allotment. Hurry on
his one
Farm, near Willis Mt, Bucking-
aam County. II acres, 40 in high
state of cultivation, good 6 room
home, necessary outbuildlngs. IL
acres tobacco. Special at $500.
10 acres on Hwy. 45 in Cumber-
land County II miles from Farm
lille. Good room res. with bath
and basement. Several acres in
nigh state of cultivation. Special
1t $4,000
$500 down and $50 per month
buys 5 room bungalow with bath
Located in desirable neighborhood
near Farmviile.
$50 down and $4,000 per month
buys 7 acres on paved road near
Hampden Sydney.
Residence in Burkeville, 8 rooms,
bath and half with all furniture.
$500. Terms.
so acres. on good road in Prince
Edward County. Well set in good
young pines and poplar timber
Reasonable.
Residence near Farmville High
School, 3 bedrooms. large living
room with fireplace, dining room,
basement. oil heat In perfect con
dition~ Easy terms.
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HELP WANTED

>->-~~~ >-~-~-> 49,
MAN -Reliable with car to call
on farmers in Prince Edward
County. $500 a day or more
possible No capital required. Free
life insurance. Products National
ly advertised. Should be between
ages of IS to So Write The J. R.
Watkins Company. Rural Sales
Department, P 0. Box SOIL. Rich
mond, a. 7-6-4t I'D
RELIABLE PARTY to service a
route of cigarette machines. No
selling or soliciting Route esta-
for operator, Full or part
time. Up to 5000 per month to
start. $500 to $500 cash required.
which is secured. Please don't
waste our time unless you can
secure necessary capital and are
interested to eventually
operate $4,000 annual net
business. Give full particulars,
phone. Write P. 0. Box 1909.
Camden Station, Minneapolis,
Minnesota for information and
7-13-lp
over Is. ONell
Diner, Farmfllle. i-l5-Zl
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S5c per inch
FOR SALE

HOUSE: New. brick, ranch type
six rooms, garage. porch. Second
Avenue. Davidson Estate. Call
TAR 5-18-tf (F)
LOTS - Building lots, facing
Longwood Ave. Utilities available,
no excavation necessary. See OF
call Rev. r. +. Lovelace, Buck
ingham G. H., phone 1884.
7-6-4p F.
sTOVEWOOD: Dry kirdling
blocks and stove length. Special
prices for quantity orders. Buffalo
Shook Co. l2-9-tf
CORNER LOT on Longwood
Avenue, Is x 300. Call 655M.
5-a5-tt
DAIRY COWSZat reduced prices
due To oVerstocking West Hill
Farms. route coo. d. H Nc
Clme, manager. r /, Farmville
7-10-2t
PHEASANTS 49, Ringneck pheaS-
ants, ? hens and cock $40. r. f.
Jenkins. BurkeVllle, a. 7-l0-2p
----
HOME - Beautiful new modern
N Worsham Village W. c. Can
ada. People Bank Bldg. Farm
VILE, Va. 7-l0-2p
HOUSE thl>e e bedroom,
large lot. miles from Farmvllle.
FILA financing available. Call
lo3-,V. 1852
SPECIAL July Clearance Sale. s
used Singer Treadle Sewing
Machines ST SO to 5000 other
used treadles al SIS each Two
Singer electric Portable Sewing
Machine $50 ard $40. Singer
SEWING Center FalmWlle, Va
7-13-lt
applies wind fuu 81 Sc Bring
baskets help p,cE up A j,
Thompson, Cumberland road.
7-13-lp
SUMMER OXFORDS - straw
flats. simmer slacks. small sizes
in sleeveless sper, shirts All re-
duced Verser's. T-!3~ApF
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VIRGINIA.; IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF BUCKINGHAM

John Elijah Newton Carl w
Newton and Ralph r. Newton
executors of r. E. Newton. de-
ceased, and each in his own
against
Mrs. Maggie Sue Brussels, Of 72l
K Street, Washington. D. c..
Marvin Taylor Jr Mrs Clyde
Newton Krug, Vernon Newton
Dorothy Newton Hinner. Mari
on Newton Bokenn. James New
ton, whose post office addresses
are unknown. and Parties IN
known Observation-Disclosures. Defendants
The object of this suit is to
have the court to conStrue the
will of the testator. r. E. Newton.
of all of its clauses and provisions.
SO that the executors thereof may
execute 1t properly and with safe
ty to themselves: and to have the
dover of Mime Cough Newton,
the widow of said testator duty
assigned unto her: and to have
the court allow unto GEM. Rog
ers, attorney for the executors,
reasonable and proper fee, for his
services in instituting and prose-
cutting this suit.
Process having been served on
seventeen of the parties defend
ant not named in the caption
hereto, and it appearing from
the bill that such defendants
represent like interests with the
parties defendant who have not
been served with process, named
in the captain hereto. and it be-
ing alleged in the bill that there
are or may be persons interested
in the subject to be divided or
disposed of whose names are I'M
known and who are made par
ties defendant hereto by the gen.
eral description of parties I'M
known. it is ordered by the
court that said parties defendant
named in the caption hereto and
the said parties unknown" Go
appear before said court within
ten days after due publication
hereof and do what may be ne
cessary to protect their interests
herein: and it is further ordered
that this order be published once
a week for four successive weeks
in The Farmville Herald, news
paper published in the town of
Farmville. Virginia. which has
general CIRCULATION in the said
County of Buckingham.
TeSte-
JOHN C. SPENCER, Clerk
G M. ROGERS, p. q.
Buckingham. Virginia THAI
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of the County
of Prince Edward July IL, 1856.
Complainant
GERALDINE ROBBINS WILD
Err,
VS.. In Chancery
RALPH RAYMOND WILDER,
Defendant
Order of Publication
The object OF this suit is to
obtain a divorce from the bona
Of matrimony for the complainant
from the defendant on the
ground of desertion and abandon
ment.
/ And affidavit having been made
and filed stating that the de-
PENDANT Is not resident Of the
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USED CARS
Vacation
Bargains
At NEWMAN CHEVROLET

-
1854 oLDsMoBiLE
Holiday Coupe Hydromotic
transmission. Ivory & Blue
finish. White sidewolI tires.
Goellent condition.
1853 CHEVROLET
Power-Ghde Tronsnrission, 2
tone green color, fully equip
ped.
1850 CHEVROLET
4 door sedon: Blue finish. Ex-
ceIlent condition.
1850 CHEVROLET
a door Sedan, 2lO series. Com
pIete with all accessories.
TRUCKS
1851 CHEVROLET
| ton pickup. Heater, Low
mileooe. One owner.
Very eIeon
1851 INTERNATIONAL
" ton pickup. very clean,
Good tires.
1852 CHEVROLET
2-Ton Truck with 2-speed reor
axle. Good tires. Very clean.
1852 CHEVROLET
2 ton truck With 2:-speed
reor oxle.
Also q good selection Of
budget priced eors. All mod
els and all mokes. Come and
see.
| Priced from $500 up
NEWMAN
CHEVROLET SALES co.
formville. W.
Ind & South Sis. Ph. 7e4
Va. Dealer License No. IL
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WANTED

WANTED several good cows
coming fresh by Aug. l. Call or
see Willie B. Bass. Farmville
2024J, Rice. va 7-13-lt
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SOLD

Sold recently, James River farm
in Goochland County, property of
j H. Jones estate to MI j II
Francisco by Landon G.. Atkins,
Realtor, Farmville. Va.
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NOTICE

-~~~~->~~ ~->-~~>~-
MEMBERS of the Sun Cured
Tobacco Marketing Cooperative.
Inc. residing in Buckingham and
Cumberland Counties are meeting
at Cumberland Courthouse on
Friday night. July 90 1856. al
eight O'Clock to nominate two
candidates for Director to re-
present the above named coun-
ties.
On August 3, which date also
falls on Friday, the Buckingham
and Cumberland County mem
bers will go to the same meeting
place and cast their ballot for the
candidate of their choice. The
voting hours will be from 800 to
1000 p. M 6-22-4tF
WHEAT GROWERS The Dixie
Lee Flour Mill, located on Trice' s
Lake. Columbia, Va, is IN a posi-
ton to handle large or small guam
bAoAeo Va WI OII u II &C SUI ttS Z
basis. All grain stored in the mill
is insured against loss. This mill
has been completely overhauled
and has installed a completely
electric controlled fumigating and
pest control system. We grind
meal and all kinds of feed grain.
Mill is open 6 days a week from
a. m. til p. NJ. This is the old
Triees Lake water mill) phone
Drake 55383, Ernest McCutchen.
Tiff
FREE DELIVERY: Buy your
grocery and meats, from Cradles
phone Is o.. Green Front. Phone
1879 for best prices anywhere. We
Deliver free 7-13-6p
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN

Ia,
In the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Buckingham,
on the 5th day of July. 1856.
lngle ct ais ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Plaintiff
against
Fannie Gilbert Wilkes. Asa Gill
bert. Maynard Cary Smith. Au-
drey Smith Davis, Mary Eliza
beth Smith and Cary Smith
Defendants
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is TO
partition the l03 acre tract of
land in Curdsville District, Buck
ingham County. Virginia. of
which John James Stinson died
seized among his heirs and for
incidental relief
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ants Fannie Gilbert Wilkes, Asa
Gilbert, Maynard Cary Smith. Au-
drey Smith Davis, Mary Elizabeth
Smith and Cary Smith are not
residents of the State of Virginia.
it Is ordered that they do appear
here with ten days after due pub
LEGATION hereof. and do what may
be necessary to protect their in
terest in this suit
A Copy TeSte.
JOHN c. SPENCER, Clerk
j. B. BOATWRIGHT, D. q.
Buckingham. Va.
r. T. HUBBARD
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Card OF Thanks


WATTS-We would like to ex-
press our gratitude to our many
friends for their kindness ano
sympathy during the illness and
death Of Philip c. Watts. Family.
7-l3-lp
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State of Virginia. it is ordered
that he do appear within ten days
from due publication OF this
notice TO protect his interest in
this suit.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FAILWELL,
p. q. 7-l3-4t
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We Are Out To
Make You Happy
WITH THESE
Buick Better
Used Car Buys
AL
Brickert Oil Co.

1852 BUICK
Super, Radio, Heater and All the
Extras. Very. Very Clean!
1851 BUICK
4-door, Radio. Heater ard Dyna
flo, very low mileage and clean
as a pin!
1852 CHEVROLET
Belaire Hard Top, very low mil
oase' -stasi
1850 CHEVROLET
2 door with Radio and Heater
1o4o BUICK
4-door super. dynaflo. Radio and
Heater. Extra nice.
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Slightly Hunt

PEKIN. Ill-An attorney for
an automobile accident victim
charged in a suit filed }here that
his clients bones had been "bros-
en-. crushed and dislocated. his
neck. spine, arms. legs. body,
head. and bones. joints. muscles.
tendons, nerves. membranes, hga-
ments and vessels thereof serious
ly cut confused bruised. lacer-
ated sprained, wrenched, swol-
len. infiamed. weakened. twisted
and torn
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Speciol prices on oil above
cars for quick sole. Others
TO select from.
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LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA:
H. the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for the County
of Cumberland the 25th day OF
June, 1856:
b. A. ANDERSON, State High
way Commissioner Of Vlrglnla'
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r. t. HUBBARD
Cumberland, Va.
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Dillwyn

The WINS of the Dillwyn Baptls'
Church had a picnic and its reeular
rYreeting at Lees WavSiGe. Monday
Shoppers in Richmond Frida'
were Mrs. R J H Grow, Mrs c
r.. Wood. Mrs, r B Spencer Mrs
= c Dunkum and Mrs. w W
Moore.
Mr.. and NJ s. c. c. Beatty visited
relatives in Richmond and Newpor
f'ews last week.
Rufus Brock of Raeford n G
"ss visitor Of his sister, Mrs
Mary Oliver. for several days
Bernard Christian. Jr.. has been
visiting relatives in Charlottesville
Mr.. and Mrs R. J Fl. Crow re-
Gently visited Mr. and Mrs. R. H
1ncle at Louisa
Mrs. r. L. Stembridge and daugh
tors, Sarah Ellen and Roslyn. Of
Danville. we're recent guests Of .he
{. l Ponles
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Twenty five years ana an an
told number of safe driving mics
are represented by an award and
pin received this week by Juan
r. Jack Anderson.
Anderson handles the rural
route operating out of Anderson
vile. HIS territory is that slice Of
Buckingham county be0WSen
routes "A and IS K ceplre ms
patrons happy has been his Vcca-
ton for over 80 years now
Keeping my patrons happ>
has been mighty easy" the genial
carrier said. They are the most
agreeable bunch Of people have
ever seen. 1t is really pleasure
to see and speak to my friends on
the route each day
Jack started carrying the mail
80 years ago last December Ihe
first five years didn't count"
Anderson said modestly. L WASH l.
driving then anyway. II was AZ
done by horse and buggy except
when it got too rough fer }he
tupey and then 1t wa holae-
back
KNOWING Buckinehanl BACK
roads like the palm Of II nan e.
Anderson has exercised eXg en-
care and coneid eration i)t 0t1e.
to reach his 25 year safes mark
j. Branch Forbes. pO5,ll ter
has been working win Anderson
the entire 80 years of his ser
vice. Forbes has only the HIGHEST
praise for the through and eX-
eellent JOB done by Andegs On
FORBES was Ass slant 90strlaate
from 1925 to 1894 ard has beer
postmaster since that tnrae II
is assisted by his wife who has
praise for the thorough and eX-
Forbes was taken i'll rarlier thiS
year.
Anderson started his carea'
driving a IT" model Ford After
several of these he switched to
an "A" model Ford IN 1872" After
these he has used Plynouths
Chevrolots and Fords for his
travels
Il got stuck in the mud pieny.
related Jack, but the worst tim
+ ever had was when nv IT
model Ford drown out IL a creek
lThe creek was up and before
could go to Herbert S-eger's
house for help. and get back. The
car was completely unler Wate.
except for the very top
Anyone familiar with tie rec
mud that abounds in Bucklneham
county will know that AGdorsoI
has to get stuck once in 4 Wn-le
IL recalls one time that he was
ohurnlng along on a wet day and
got so much mud cloggac under
his fender that il scraped his
wheels as it went aroma. j, wa
packed solid under the fender,
Jack explained
II don't have much troubsS
BOW" he continued TIE roads
are well drained and graVelad II
the worst places, 50 l Get alonS
fine
There doesn't seem TO be any
sppreciable difference IL the A.
mount of game that crosses tn.
load. Anderson stated. Dc9r seen
t, be more plentiful, but tn,
turkeys have decreased 2 lot
Anderson pointed out the incgcas
II deer may stem from Lhc fac
taat TIE game preserve is adjacen
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arranged so that he starts his
route after the mail comes in
from Dillwyn. and the mail goes
right out to Dillwyn when he re-
turns from his daily trip
This is what Andersen LIKES,
good service, safe driving. and
seeing his patrons every day,
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Post Office Awards Andersonville
Carrier Is Year Safe Driver Pin

to his route for several miles.
Anderson emphasized that the
main purpose Of his post office
is to give service. They have it
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EDITORIAL:

Folks! You all come and get
your shore Of these bargains. Mr.
Weinberg hos reoIIy let the axe
foIl-Prices ore really cut. -
You'll find values beyond your
widest expectations. }. W.. Fret
we'll, Mgr.
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FREE RECIPE AT sAFEWAN

With the help Of Master Chef
Lyman we've prepared Food
ond-Fun Adventures" guide, with
complete instructions for making
"FiIIets FIorentine" just as it's
served at Torontino's. Your special
copy is ready at Sofewoy now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23

effective until clos. Of business Saturday. February 49, 1856 wa:hnon
comar Wh.ton
Anne Hndon NO SALES TO
m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-14
Last MIA PIoyoH Berth
At Stake in T ests Tonioht

There's another important
game on tap tonight. This ones
in Minneapolis. where the Lakers
will have an opportunity to tie
the st. Louis Hawks for second
place in the Western Division by
beating Fort Wayne.
The Hawks blew a chance to
|clinch the runnerup spot by
dropping a 1918 decision to
Philadelphia in the leagues only
game last night. Bob Pettitt of
st. Louis had 20 points, boosting
his league-leading total to 1,849.
Jack George of Philadelphia
scored 80 and needs only six
tonight to reach the 1000 mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-14
TALE OF THE TAPE

two little scrappers turned ur
for the official weigh-in at the
Chicago Stadium, where thu
15-round title match will bt
contested.
Basilio weighed 146 pound.
and Saxton 1851. Basilo scaled
1451a for each of his two title
fights with Tony DeMarco. He
stopped DeMarco both times ir
the 18th round.
Saxton weighed 1872 in his
last outing on November 8, when
he outpointed middleweight con-
tender Ralph (Tiger) Jonese
A crowd of 10000 is expected
to contribute a $4,000 gate with
another $4,000 coming from
TV-radio. The fighters will split
1890.
This is the second title defense
for Basilio, %, who won the
championship from De Marco
June 10, 1855, and ther
repulsed De Marcos bid to re-
capture the crown November 30
the champions last start.
Basilio Harder Puncher
Saxton, Is, lost the title tc
De Marco April /, 1855, on q
14th round TKO In his very
first defense after winning II
from Kid Gavilan with a much.
debated decision October 20
1854.
Although tonight's principals
See FIGHT, Page G.:
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EXHIBITION BASEBALL

Q1) and Smith; Gomez. Liddle a.
Grissom 80. Wilhelm u0) and Westrum
Jenkins ca Winning pitcher-Wilhelm
Losing pitcher-Searey. Home runs
Baltimore-H. Smith. New York-West-
Brooklyn 900 00o00 000-0 1
Roseiii %: NewcOmbe e Eabins tss'
Hughes t6), Waters 81. Templeton tS)
and and, campanella: Winning pitcher =.
runs: MiiWaukeeMMathews Rice.
Cincinnati CN -112 103 oo1--9 IL /
Philadelphia (N) 900 900 600 I
Black. Freeman t5l, Jencoat (S) and
Burgess; Dickson. Ross 90. Spring go,
wlnnins DitcheT--Biack. Losing pitcher
dickson. Home runs: Cincinnati
Harmon, Post.
Ct: Louis p. b., 40 oo4 o1e-1o u 2
CINCINNATI p" 900 113 900 9
Kutyna, Lacky. Markell and Rand;
pitchsrMKutyna. Losing pitcherMKenss
needy.
PITTSBURGH M 002 200 33i-1I 10 Z
Portocarrero, Kerlazakos az, German
Sers c5 JonUeha as s1rssy w sna aa
Atweli. Hall Is winning pitcher ~
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