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Overusing
Pay
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Preview
Strategists
Seek
Weakness
In
The
(2E0)
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Tllnn
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B'ven
that
the
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NEW
YORK.,
(AP)
There
is
little
or
nothing
to
choose
be
tween
the
infield
quartets
of
the
ccrnlng
World
Series,
Judging
by
the
figures,
no
It
becomes
neces
sary
to
try
to
single
out
the
one
player
In
the
group
who
might
by
his
individual
exploits
blow
the
big
play-off
wide
open.
That
one
would
be
Jackie
Rob
inson
the
Negro
rookie
who
plays
first
base
for
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
He
could
do
it.
Both
pennant
winners
have
superior
infields.
Each
boasts
a
crack
double
play
combination
Neither
packs
a
great
deal
of
power
in
Iti
inner
-works.
It
comes
down,
as
this
observer
sees
U,
to
a
comparison
between
Rob-nson
and
his
first-basing
rival,
the
veteran
George
McQulnn
of
the
Yanks.
McQuinn
made
a
great
come
back
this
season.
Bncky
Harris
yanked
him
right
out
of
the
fconeyard
last
winter,
and
Geor
has
repaid
him
tenfold.
The
old
ster
has
slugged
a
resounding
ANNETTES
TOP
LADIES'
BOWLING
High-flying
Annettes
garnered
of
..
294,
and
averaging
240
for
"oil
all
tU
t,-
the
honors
in
thLs
unit's
ladles
five-pin
play,
taking
thr
team
aggregate
and
all
individual
scoring
records.
The
walk-up
girls
bowled
an
impressive
team
ootael
of
2,083,
an
Olympian
score
in
comparison
with
the
competing
team's
with
only
a
trifling
handicap
of
15.
E.
Smith
was
Annette's
anC
the
liague's
top
marksman,
bowling
a'high
single
game
score
.300
(the
same
as
RcbinsdnT,
and
he
nas
whaled
13
homers
fone
more
than
Robinson).
He
undoubtedly
Is
a
slicker
fielder
than
the
Nego
rookie.
But
there
the
comparison
ends
and
Rcbinson
takes
over.
It
is
no
exaggeration
to
say
that
the
pigeon
-
toed
Ifreshman
from
Montreal
"made"
the
Dodgers.
Chances,
are
he
will
be
named
the
most
valuable
man
in
the
National
League
Unless
one
has
watched
Robinson
play
a
good
number
of
time.,
it
is
difficult
to
appreciate
his
brilliance
or
understand
why
h?
s
uch
a
pain
to
the
op
position.
The
fact
that
he
has
stolen
27
bases
more
than
all
the
Yankees
combined
doesn't
clear
it
up.
RE-OPEN
FOR
BUSINESS
SEPTEMBER
23rd
Everybody
Welcome
REX
CAFE
FRED
JENSEN
(229)
303
Cabs
I
would
like
to
take
this
opportunity
to
announce
to
my
many
friends
and
patrons
that
I
have
left
123
Taxi
and
will
be
operating
303
Cabs
from
the
3
Sisters
Cafe.
our
continued
patronage
will
be
sincerely
three
games.
Game
scores:
Manson
2,
Variety
1.
Tollers
3,
Bankers
0.
Savoys
3,
Comets
0.
Blcwers
3,
Miller
Bay
0.
Big
Sisters
3,
Orange
0.
Coasters
3,
Moose
0.
Watts
&
Nickerson
3,
Cosmos
0.
Sxeet
Sixteen
2,
Scuby's
1.
Lucky
Strikes
2Westvlew
1.
Annettes
3,
Rosa
Lee
0.
MANSON'S
B.Manson
,99
220
T.
Dell
197
292
A.
Eparks
.248
139
M.
McLeod
29
111
B.
Cowglll
95
154
Handicap
90
.
90
Total
758
1006
VARIETY
,
.
B.Budisrham
115
187
I.
Krlstpanson
127
201
I.
Lykegard
195
99
F.
Cemb:lla
122,
137
I.
Clough
.,J12.
J183
Handicap
73
73
Total
:
741
883
BANKERS
B.
Uslck
185
I.
Foote
:.
78
B.
Nelson
.'155
M.
Amadio.
s
115
M.
Grogan
..
17
Handicap
90
Total
G40
TOIUTRS
'
-:
G.
Richards
121
B.
Ellison
131
J.
Hill
1
127
M.
Wide
104
J.
Menkes
'
150
Handicap
59
Total
'.
692
SAVOYS
A.
Kellett
62
E.
Knutson
,.
162
P.
Menzies
76
U
Edickson
.
212
md
CcCallum
192
uancucap
as
1
Total
733
!
COMETS
lw.
Doinhert'y
57
K.
Reld
158
(D.
M"Kenz!e
84
M.
Adcock
102
low
Score
C2
Handicap
....
61
Total
524
BLOWERS
M.
Calderoni
103
L.
Keayes
98
E.
Houston
126
T.
Morrison
138
C.
Hinton
118
Handicap
...,..,.
83
Total
641
MILLER
BAY
B.
Peterson
168
P.
Roberts
91
Smith
82
H.
Ross
100
BiLOwScore-
LOw
Score
98
98
Handicap
Handicap
60
60
Total
599
121
92
m
102
44
-90
657
.
89
127
154
99"
111
59
639
59
125
170
207
156
29
746
127
117
35
131
59
61
5D1
I
i
99
188
131
63
128
99
729
450
200
115
147
139
73
82?
IK
142
HI,
143
57
9j
723
192
143
179
126
121
59
20:
100
175
93
150
162
29
714
93
118
93
91
1
98
;
61
554
.114
,
104
,138
15.1
144
87
164
117
140
95
83T.83
783
637
184
147
82
107
IdUJlAno
Eft
11487
60
60
BIO
SISTERS
B.
Gomez
124
175
E.
Bond
255
167
'
J.
Dickens
230
,123
E.
Rothwell
137
141
E.
Dickens
71
83
Handicap
79
79
Total
896
768
ORANGE
E.
Anderson
132
139
Gardner
104
84
E.
Johnson
112
108
D.
Newton
133
90
A.
Wide
94
75
Handicap
98
98
Total
673
594
Moose
II.
Aitoria
73
92
E.
Ewasuick
74
77
M.Collins
95
198
D.
Hilton
145
145
S.
Christopherson
-.133
127
Handicap
60
60
Total
580
C99
COASTERS
M.
Scharff
85
156
B.
Knutson
31
119
M.
Levis
177
132
125
118
39
166
O.
Tutob
187
.177
E.Anderson
128
191
Total
675
842
WATTS
&
NICKEKSON
A.
Pierce
183
J.
Shsnton
136
L.
McLatchle
101
E.
Moxley
226
T.
Armstrong
103
Handicap
10
Totals
759
COSMOS
M.
Peterson
124
L.
Morrison
138
B.
McChesney
64
A,
Llndseth
112
A.
Holksstad
195
Handicap
45
Total
?78
SCUBY'S
T.
Braun
145
L.
Thornton
208
W.
Steeves
139
J.
Thornton
193
G.
Van
Meer
145
Handicap
56
Total
837
SWEET
SIXTEEN
E.
Duncan
192
F.
McKlnnon
162
Hv
Wright
159
D.
Nelson
180
J.
Nowak
165
Handicap'
7.
117
Total
975
LUCKY
STRIKES
B.
Vuckovlch
........
152
B.
Smith
90
C.
Barrie
110
A.
Smith
151
J.
.Warren
w..:;,211
Total
714
WESTVIEW
B.
SaviUe
153
G.
Dibb
87
A.
Parker
99
M.
01?nn
179
S.
Hartwig
114
Handlcnp
80
Total
717
118
118
159
17
173
10
749
134
148
95
117
140
45
679
138
137
171
183
215
56
930
124
132
142
188
88
117
791
127
174
UG
94
121
79
705
167
98
90
117
56
98
626
100
81
112
il80
130
CO
663
113
164
239
87
139
742
134
74
71
175
139
80
73
118
78
193
179
154
789
f
Baseball
Scores
201
135
156
American
!LeaBrue
"Detroit
5,
Clcsveland
2.
Philadelphia
11-3,
8-4.
Boston
3,
Yankees
2.
National
League
.
Giants
0,
Boston
2.
Cardinals
5,
Chicago
3.
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"That
there
child
ipce
to
me."
2.
What
Is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"stupid"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Habilitate,
tet-a-
tete.
accentuate.
Answers
1.
Say,
"That
child
there,"
or
merely,
"That
child
"
2.
Pro
nounce
the
u
as
in
unit,
not
6too-
pid.
3.
Tete-a-tete.
ANNETTES
Montgomery
147
187
138
N.
Ostashower
169
159
273
A.
McMeekln
171
H62
262
IE.
Smith
294
228
197
Dickens
216
169
166
215
Handicap
15
15
15
1
195
Total
1012
920
1051
123
ROSA
LEE'S
139
I.
Ramsay
133
1
09
219
204
E.
Morse
147
243
157
10
S.
Ramsay
137
189
185
886
E.
Clark
128
168
99
M.
Postuk
129
14S
203
124
Handicap
'50
50
50
198
Total
724
905
913
152
High
single
score
for
the
week
119
was
EE.
Smith
of
Annettes
with
162,294,
and
also
with
high
average
45
800
129
12G
143
104
115
55
6-.S
j
!
I
145
184
147!
229
145
'
117
968
172
120
785
93
59
79
204
of
240.
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oy
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