Hiirbe 6. Umpires: Balianfant, Camp- that Time: 2:22. News *Red Militia* Statement Phils Win Over bell and Barlock. Germanyhad^inancedT'm' Boston Shipping Militia” of 200,000 men in YANKS WIN OVER (Second Game) Is Denied By Embassies ** In Twin Bill, 2-1, 3-1 CLEARED AND SAILED A German * ♦ Steamer embassy Spok *■ BOSTON ib nB a s David H. Atwater, 1,408 tons, for 8.—W»—'The S3ld: “There PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.—tfl— 2 3 0 WASHINGTON, Sept. ^ -o such RED 9 TO 4 °o 8 Charleston after discharging part cargo a;i SOX, gssr5*j= 2 0 0 0 0 The last-place Phils handed the wnSorn, rf of petroleum products, Southeastern German and Mexican embassies taking in ^ Sports Mexico, no such Rowell, 2b- Shipping service, an" 1 1 10 fl agents. 1 declared today that there was no Hits Boston Bees a -barreled set- S Yacht ganization as a ‘Red Chandler Scatters Eight 3 0 Militia Twin 12 if- * 0 0 Southwind II, owned by C. D. Sar- truth in a statement by Elliott Mexican Athletics Split back today, going innings to Ross, government is Bos- Miller, ss -- gent, of Mount Airy, N. G., for Wash- CUBS To Almost Wash Up I n 2 2 0 Roosevelt, son of the able of fully ^ OLSEN HURLS take the first game of a double- N. C. D. Maffitt and com- President. With Senators ington, C., managing its own Program 3 0° 0 1 0° • affair ton’s Pennant Hopes header 2-1 and the MasTc 0 pany, agents. winning night- -- * 0 0 0 8.—(®— Hassett,”* TO WIN OVER REDS WASHINGTON, Sept. cap 3-1. Tobin, p---______IN FORT If you file your Philadelphia split surg- Motor Steamer application before Washington and BOSTON, Sept. 8.—UP)—'The Kirby Higbe took per- 1 7 24 11 Tues- the Sena- Totals .----35 with a today, just about in 9th. (Italian) Villarperosa, 3,031 tons, i double-header ing sonal of the first x-Batted for Masi iron. day noon of this Rookie Allows But Sev- the first 7 to 6 while charge game, part cargo scrap week, we can Prize tors winning washed up pennant Ab R H O A to PHILADELPHIA Yachts make took the five-inning consid- limiting the Bees six hits and 1 1 0 " For 3-1 the Athletics hopes and enhanced their own May, 3b- Ruth King, BO tons, at Maffltt's plet a en Hits Victory \* 0 1 2 3 you commitment behind the three- the 2b -- at under command nightcap 4 to 0 erably today with a 9-4 triumph, scoring winning on Ham Schulte. Wrightsville Beach, Wednesday morning Leaders Litwhiler, rf- * 0 ” of Capt. Brooks. Over Loop hurling of Bill Beckman. which the two-game series be- Schulte’s after he had hit J swept single Drifter, 83 tons, docked at Wrights- Our loan volume is increasing daily. There seven rook- clubs. 8 8 must be The Senators started tween the to open the and had 5 8 ? ville Beach. safely inning ffiSfcl, 0 0 2 0 second game and sent Chandler held the Sox to Stewart, If- 2 Barges \ CHICAGO, Sept. 8.— UP) -Vern ies in the "Spud" to second reason. He his mates been sacrificed by Mer- ss- Nantlcote and Alleghnny loading car- Anderson to the mound. scattered hits while Bragan, a n of the Chicago Arnold eight V 1 o of lumber at J. Herbert Bate Lum- Two Olsen, prize rookie until of five rill 1 goes held the Athletics scoreless were splattering a parade May. lb 3 1 2 9 0 ber company. The / Million Dollar his team- (First Game) Mahan, Cubs pitched floundering when Philadelphia rapped Boston twirlers for 12 hits and 11 p 3 1 Steamer the fifth BOSTON Ab R H O A Si Johnson, ^1 ^0 ^2 3 to 1 was hit Mallemak, 2,185 tons, car- mates to a seven-hit, victory him for four hits, one of which bases on balls. "Flash” Gordon 3b_ 4 0 12 1 discharging Sisti, < of Heide and _ 30 3 7 27 I go potash, company, Moses’ double. Anderson for the Yankees and cf- 5 0 14 0 Totals over the league leading Cincinnati Wally for the cycle Cooney, 000 000 100—1 agents. Carolina a 2b- 5 0 0 4 2 Boston _ Building and Loan a man and let go walks for a Rowell, before 20,613 spec- also walked collected, a pair of perfect 003 000 00*-? Motor Steamer Assn. Reds today West, 11)_ 5 0 0 12 0 Philadelphia “Member Federal Home wild at bat. 5 f Errors- Wilborn, Schulte. Runs bat- (Nor.) Mosfruit, 1,520 tons, discharg- Loan Bank” pitch. day Ross, If- 1 1 7 of tators. 5 In: May, Schulte 2,vMiller. Two ing cargo sugar, Heide and company, Of three hits the Senators were The champions, still a Miller, ss- 0 0 0 1 ted C. M. was Olsen’s 11th of flaming hit: May. : Miller. Dou- agents. BUTLER W. A. FONVIELLE w n The victory was Moore, rf_ 5 0 2 3 0 base able to off Beckman, one off the pace by virtue of In- Miller and West. Left President Sec.-Treas. the season as against nine losses. get game Berres, c- 3 0 0 2 2 ble play: Tobin. Asst w‘tES another a for Boston 7. ROGER Jim Turner a scratch by Anderson, ‘dian and Tiger victories, head Errickson, p -- 4 0 10 4 on bases: Philadelphia 3; INWARD BOUND MOORE. Vice-Pros. j. 0 The Cubs hopped on Tobin 1. CArr’ scratch A1 Evans and the third another crucial Strikeouts by: Si Johnson 3, Steamers Eor runs in the first and by Cleveland to open Bnrlick and Ballan- single Bloodworth. 1 Totals _41 1 6x34 10 Empires: Campbell, l’anaman, 3,156 tons, from Pacific a total of 10 by regular Jimmy series with the faltering league lead- Time: 1:48. Attendance: 5,000. fourth innings, getting x-One out when winning run scored. fant. coast ports via Puerto Rico and Game) Ab R O A bits off the Tennessee milkman (First ers on Tuesday. PHILADELPHIA H South Atlantic ports with genera, car- Ab B H O A 4 0 on the PHILADELPHIA the May, 3b--- 2 0 3 Fear during his six innings ^ ® Leadoff man Gordon opened CHIPS-DOWNER go, Cape Shipping company, Gantenbeiu, 3b- i Schulte, 2b- 4 0 2 1 6 agents. mound. Moore yielded four 5 hostilities with his 25th home it- 3 12 We Whitey Moses, rf 9 jj J today Litwhiler, 10 111. CD—Attorney Wil- (Greek) Georglos Potamianos, 2,561 cf- 5 12 10 5 0 0 2 0 GENESEO, Appreciate^ the last two frames. The Cubs, S. Chapman, one of Bill Rizzo, cf---— in 3 0 run of the season, belting tons, from Searsport, Maine, to load 5 _ 5 0 was stranded on the Johnson. If left Mueller, if 0 4 0 liam G. Ellsberry proved he who left 10 men 0 3 10 0 Fleming’s offerings into the cargo of scrap Fear Your Siebert, lb- 5 Bragan, ss_ 4 0 17 4 iron, Cape Shipping Business their final run off " when the bases, produced c field screen. Bobby Doerr duplicated Warren, c_- 5 0 0 7 2 a money golfer chips company, agents. o 5 Moore in the eighth inning. SeaTp —:::::::::: ? 8 in the second to tie up the game Mahan, lb_ 4 0 2 13 3 down in the round Tankers Standard prices 5 were qualifying Esso from maintained CINCINNATI Ab B H O A McCoy,P 2b for his in Higbe, p- 12 12 Montpelier, 4,654 tons, \4 >\ ll 2 Gordon connected single With with of for on all Werber, 3b_ 4 0 111 F. Chapman, ss- f J of a recent tournament. Baytown cargo gasoline * ® Yankee second but was left the cf- 3 0 110 Vaughan, p the Totals _- 39 2 11 36 20 Standard Oil company. M. McCormick, 2 9 ?, scores of 46, 40 and 37 for the Goodman, rf_ 4 0 0 1 0 Heusser. p- stranded. B .ton _ 000 000 100 ’000—1 Republic, 3,237 tons, from Smith Bluff KODAKS & 2 n n 2 0 MATERIALS _ nine-hole he with of the F. McCormick, lb_ 4 0 1 10 0 YORK Ab R H O A Philadelphia 000 100 000 001—2 Eirst three rounds, cargo gasoline for Repub- NEW lic Oil c- 4 0 0 6 0 4 3 4 4 3 Errors: Bragan 2. Runs batted in: another 37 or better to company. At Lombardi, 24 Gordon 2b_ oeedejd If-i— 3 0 110 Totals -37 6 2 2 0 7 Litwhiler, Schulte. Three base hit: Ross, H. M. FredericEson, 3,202 tons, tow- Amovich, *jl3 O \ A Rolfe, 3b in the class. 2 1 Ab B H tioi. run: Litwhiler. Sacrifices: Schulte qualify championship ing Large Purol, 1,310 with The Frey, 2b_— 112 WASHINGTON Selkirk, rf.. 4 1110 tons, cargo Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 3 0 12 5 cf May. Double plays: Schulte, Bragan He went out and carded a 32, the of gasoline for Cape Fear Terminals Myers, ss- Case, 9 2 ?, \ 2 J. cf i.- 2 113 0 2, The 1 0 0 4 0 BiMaggio, Rowell and West. Both from Beaumont. Gem Studio Turner, p ’_.- 2 0 10 0 Lewis, rf- Keller, If_ 4 112 0 and Mahan; Sisti, lowest score he had ever made company. 1 0 0 0 0 Walker. If 2 2 110 Left on bases: Boston 6; Monticello, 4,654 tons, from Baytown Baker, x_ Rosar, c_ 4 112 0 Philadelphia and the lowest recorded at t h e “ssk" wmfd 119 Grace St. 0 0 1 3l>- 1 1 0 Bases on bails off: Errickson with cargo of for Phone 6!’3 Moore, p _ 0 0 Travis, 4 0 2 15 0 11. 5, gasoline Standard MIDAYO 5\ ®JJ 3 4 Baklgreu, lb_ Geneseo course this 3 Bloodworth, 2b- 4 0 0 0 4 Higbe 2. Strikeouts by: Errickson 2. year. Oil company. 12:30 P M ® " Crosetti, ss _ Totals 30 1 7 24 S Sanford, lb 0 0 4 i \ ; Chandler, p _ 5 0 V_ x-Batted for Turner in 7th. 3 3 ID 0* Z CHICAGO Ab B H O A Ferrell' c*- ! ft 12 27 18 2 0 0 0 3 Totals _37 l 3b _ 5 13 0 2 Hudson, p Ab R H O A Hack, 110 0P BOSTON Herman, 2b_ 3 0 13 7 Myer, z __—— 4 0 0 2 0 2 0 10 0 D. DiMaggio, Cf_ Nicholson, rf_ 4 0 2 1 0 krakauskas, p- Cramer, rf_ 5 12 5 0 Leiber, cf_ 0 0 1 r 4 117 0 38 7 13 27 9 Foxx, c_ Dallessandro, If _ 0 0 0 0 0 Totals _ If_ 4 0 2 1 1 for Hudson in 5th. Williams, lb _ 4 1 2 17 0 z-Batted 4 0 0 1 2 Bonura, 110 010—C Cronin ss _- If-cf 4 0 2 1 0 Philadelphia _210 4 2 Gleeson, Doerr, 2b _ 2 2 3 _ 120 120 lOx—7 c _ 4 12 12 Washington Collins, F. Finnev, lb _.40161 Mattick. ss_ 30136 Errors: Johnson, Wagner, Chap- 3b- 3 0 0 2 2 batted in: Siebert Gelbert, Olsen, p_ 4 0 10 3 man. Travis. Runs 1 O 0 0 0 Travis Moses. Spence, z _ 2. Gantenbein, 2, Hudson, 0 0 0 0 Lewis. Carey, 3b_ 0 _ 35 3 14 27 20 Johnson, Case, seen Totals Bloodworth, Fleming, p_:_ 1 0 0 0 0 Have this Two base hits: Cincinnati_ 000 000 100—1 Walker, F. Chapman. 2 0 0 0 0 Mc- Ostermueller, p_ _ 100 100 Olx—3 Bloodworth, Case. you Moses, Walker, Chart Chicago Johnson, 0 0 0 0 0 in: Three base hit: Siebert. Home p_ Errors: None. Runs batted My- Coy. 0 0 0 0 0 Stolen bases: Ferrell. Bagby. p_„_ ers, Nicholson, Collins, Olsen. Two run: Johnson. 0 0 Peacock, zz _ 1 0 0 base hits: Gleeson, Myers. Three base Walker. Sacrifices: Pofahl, Heusser. Dickman, p _ 0 0 0 0 1 hit: Hack. : Amovich. Sac- Wagner. Double plays: Pofahl, Blood- rifices: Herman, M. McCormick. Double worth and Sanford. Left on bases: Totals .. 37 4 8 27 0 Mattick and Werber 8: 13. Bases plays: Bonura; Philadelphia Washington z-Batted for Gelbert in 8th. and F. and F. Mc- on balls off: Vaughan 3, Hudson 1. McCormick; Myers zz-Batted for in 8th. Cormick: Herman and Mat- Heusser Krakauskas 1. Strikeouts Bagby Mattick; 2, New York_102 COO 040—9 tick: Mattick. Herman and Bonura. Left by: Hudson 3, Vaughan 1, Krakauskas at Boston _ 012 000 010—4 Gulf Stations ? on bases: Cincinnati 5; Chicago 10. 1, Dean 1. Hits off: Vaughan 7,'Heusser Errors: Rolfe, J. DiMaggio. Chandler, Bases on balls off: Turner 1, Olsen 2. 4 in 2 innings; Heusser 5 in 3: Dean Cramer, Gelbret. Runs batted in: Dahl- Strikeouts by: Turner 4, Moore 2. Ol- 4 in 3; Hudson 12 in 5; Krakauskas 1 gren Gordon, J. DiMaggio, sen 2. Hits off: Turner 10 in 6 in- in 4. Winning Hudson. Los- 2, Rolfe, pitcher: Doerr 2, nings; Moore 4 in 2. Heusser. Umpires: Geisel, Keller, Crosetti, Spence. Two. Losing pitcher: ing pitcher: base hits: Wil- IT SHOWS THE TREMENDOUS IMPROVEMENT IN GULF Turner and Time: 2:19. At- Gordon, Rolfe, Foxx, GASOLINES! Umpires: Dunn, Magerkurth Quinn Orinsby. liams. Three base hit: Gordon. Home and Stewart. Time: 1:48. Attendance: tendance: 7,000. (aAual) 20,613. runs: Gordon, Doerr. Double plays: Cronin, Doerr and Finney; Dickman, (Second Game) Cronin and Finney. Left on bases: PHILADELPHIA Ab R H O / New York 12; Boston 9. Bases on balls Lamb Hurls Pirates To Gantenbein, 3b-- 3 0 2 0 3 off: Chandler 3, Fleming 3, Ost*mueller Moses, rf_ 2 0 11' 4, Johnson 2, Bagby 1, Dickman 1. Victory Over Wallace S. Chapman, cf __T_ 3 0 0 3 0 Strikeouts by: Chandler 2, Fleming 2, Johnson, if_ 3 0 0 1 0 Ostermueller 3, Bagby 1, Dickman 1. Siebert, lb_ 2 112 0 Hits off: Fleming 5 in 2 2-3 innings; WALLACE, Sept. 8. — Roy Lamb Hayes, c _ 2 113 0 Ostermueller 6 in 4 1-3; Johnson 1 in pitched four-hit ball for eight innings McCoy, 2b_ 110 3 0 1-3; Bagby, none in 2-3; Dickman, none here this afternoon, enabling the F. Chapman, ss_ 10 12 0 in 1. Wild pitches: Ostermueller, John- 2 10 0 1 son. Passed balls: Foxx. Wilmington Pirates to defeat the Beckman, p_- Losing pitch- er: Ostermueller. Umpires: Hubbard, Wallace 9 to 1. nine, Totals _ 19 4 6 15 2 Moriarty and Rommel. Time: 2:48. At- Jack Shoaf relieved Lamb in the WASHINGTON Ab R H O t tendance: (actual) 33,800, rf_ 2 0 0 0 0 first of the ninth and gave up one Case, Welaj, If_ 2 0 0 0 0 hit. The Bucs collected 13 safeties Mallory, cf _ 2 0 0 0 0 off two Wallace hurlers. Adreholt, 2b_ 2 0 0 2 1 BENGALS TRIUMPH McKenzie with a 350-foot home Bloodworth, 3b_ 2 0 11? Sanford, lb_ 2 0 0 8 0 run and two singles out of four at- Robertson, ss_ 2 0 0 2 1 tempts and Hofgy Davis with three Evans, c_ 2 0 12 0 OVER 5-4 10 10 1 BROWNS, hits for five tries set the pace for Anderson, p_ mi z_ 1 0 0 the Pirates. Early, 0 0 vggf The score York’s 26th Homer In by innings: Totals _ 18 0 3 15 0 Eighth in Wilmington __ 312 011 010—9 13 2 z-Batted for Anderson 5th. Nails Down Detroit Vic- Philadelphia _ 000 04—4 Wallace _ 000 010 000—1 5 4 I HUGE Washington_ 000 00—0 STEP — I lace UP Batteries: Wilmington Lamb, Errors: None. Runs batted in: Beck- tory; Retain Second Shoaf and McKenzie;- Wallace — man, Gantenbein, Moses. Two base Combs, Thigpen and Huffman. hits: Moses. Stolen base: Siebert. Sac rifice: F. Chapman. Double plays: DETROIT, Sept. 8.—UP)—The GULF Robertson. Aderholt and Sanford: San fighting came from TOWN FINED ford on (unassisted). Left bases: Phils time GASOLIHES behind for the'fourth delphia 3. Bases on straight [IH VICHY, France, Sept. 8—UP)—'The 3; Washington halls off: Anderson 2. Strikeouts by today for victory, conquering the Germans have imposed a 3,000,000- Beckman 3. Wild pitch. Anderson. Um- St. Louis Browns, 5 to 4, to remain france (nominally $7,500) fine on pires: Quinn. Ormsby and Geisel. At less than two percentage points be- the French town of Royan, near tendance: 7,000. Time: 50 minutes. hind the Cleveland Indians, Ameri- Bordeaux, where a German sailor can was killed ty unidentified assail- ACCORD SIGNED league pacesetters. Rudy York's 26th homer of the ants who escaped. 3 STOCKHOLM, 8—OR—The Sept. year with'the bases empty in the signing o fa new trade and credit eighth inning nailed down Detroit’s agreement between Sweden and 18th victory in 22 games against MEW FALL CLOTHES Soviet Russia in which Sweden ex- the luckless Brownies this year. FOR MEN and WOMEN tends a credit of 100,000,000 kronor The win was the Tigers’ fifth ON EASY CREDIT TERMS (about $24,000,000) was announced straight and was scored before a here at simultaneously today and crowd of 24,623. NATHAN’S Moscow. The credit extends five The Tigers had to fight an uphill 22 South Front St. Dial 7411 years at four and a half cent per battle because of an interest. unexpected lapse by pitcher Lynwood Rowe in the fourth that let in four runs. Singles by Ray Radcliff and doubles by Harlond Clift and around an intentional walk to George McQuinn produced the St. Louis runs, For men relieved Paul Trout Rowe was by starting the sixth. The latter gave way to Tommy Bridges with two who are men gone and the jaases jammed in the seventh. Bridges got out of the difficulty and made his first relief start of the season a winning one. tAlready ST. LOUIS Ab R H O A Heffner, 2b 5 0 0 3 2 Grace, rf_—--— 5 0 2 0 0 INSURED Rndcliff, If _ 3 1110 Judnich, cf_-_—-- 4 113 0 Clift, 3b _ 4 1112 lb_ 3 10 8 2 we will a better ::: will at last must do without McQuinn, chart, hope, give you make your motor perform better than your family you, Berardino, ss _- 4 0 0 2 2 c- 3 0 14 1 than could a thousand words of the ever their first need will be for immediate cash to Susce, Thispicture before. Gulf No-Nox is now (as always) a WHEN pay 0 Niggeling, p 2 12 1 x_ 10 10 0 recent in Gulf the cost of your last illness and burial, and to give them Laabs, amazing improvement gasolines. truly superior fuel... exceeds by far North .Caro- Hong, xx- 1 0 0 0 0 a debt-free start. The next need will be for a definite It is based on a scientific test of gasoline quality lina specifications for premium gasoline. It Totals 35 4 8 24 If is, income—at least until they can arrange your estate and x-Batted for Susce in 9th. today—a test that is used by many of our com- even more than formerly, knockproof under all xx-Batted for Niggeling in 9th. insurance so as to derive maximum benefit from both. DETROIT Ab R H O d i petitors, as well as by ourselves. The chart shows normal driving conditions. Try a tankful today— Bartell, ss _ 4 0 13 2 rf- 4 112 0 the fair measure of in < • the Standard’s Campbell, comparative step up both at the Good Gulf dealer’s in your neighborhood. Through Jefferson Policyholder’s Gehringer, 2b — -. 3 110 4 If___ 4 0 15 0 GOOD GULF and GULF NO-NOX ; a • • • Plan can for a sum that will Greenberg, step Special you arrange lump York, lb_ 3 117 0 cf- 3 115 1 which is no clean last illness and heirs a Stainback, up intangible “engineering triumph” up expenses give your Sullivan, 3b_ 3 0 0 2 1 FREE-“21 WAYS TO SAVE MONEY” c_3 0 13 0 but one which be 4ebt-free start a income for as as you Tebbetts, may enjoyed by you 1 J ! j‘n plus monthly long p____ 1 0 0 0 0 This booklet is for the Rowe, car! helpful yours asking at (Roose. This will help them to adjust themselves to McCosky, z_ 1110 0 your Trout, p_ 1 0 0 0 0 your local Good Gulf dealer’s. Get yours, rijjh'* circumstances. Ask us about this Plan Bridges, p_ 0 0 0 0 1 Good Gulf is Aanged today. now boosted to its all-time high away at the Sign of the Gulf Orange Disc! Totals _ 30 5 8 27 8 W. L. z-Batted fro Rowe in 6th. CALLUM, JR., Mgr. St. Louis_ 000 400 000—4 000 031 Olx—5 W. G. JR. Detroit _ ROBERTSON, SAMUEL H. PORTER Errors: Sullivan. Runs batted in: SPECIAL AGENTS Clift 2, Susce 2, Bartell, Greenberg 2. Tebbetts, York. Two base hits: Clift. 511 Mnrchison Susce, Grace. Three base hits: Mc- Bldg., Wilmington, N. Cosky, Greenberg. Home runs: York. C._ Sacrifice: .Stainback. Left on bases: St. Louis 7; Detroit 5. Bases on balls 'off: Niggeling 3, Rowe 2, Trout 1 Strikeouts by: Niggeling 3, Bridges 2. Hits off: Rowe 5 in 5 innings; Trout 2 in 1 2-3; Bridges 1 in 2 1-3. Passed ball: Tebbetts. Winning pitcher: Bridges. Umpires: Grieve, McGowan, and Basil. Time: 1:56. Attendance: (actual) 24,632.

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