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U. S. BASEBALL
DOUBLE HEADER
PROGRAMME
New York, July ♣
Saturday's baseball included a number of double headers in bath the Leagues.
GOSSIP OF THE WEEK
Mail News From Home
(Special Air Mall Service)
London, June 23.
In 1742 the Manor of Otford in
In the National League, Kent was used. It was not until A VISITOR FROM
Philadelphia Phillies scored a dou- over Brooklyn, while ble victory Cincinnati Reds had a similar suc- cess over St. Louis Cardinals,
Chicago white Sox New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox each secured a "double" against their opponents in the American League. The following were the details cabled by Reuter.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
R. H E. в 10 2
13 7
2
Boston
New York ........... Ten innings were played, Berger Homered twice for Boston,
11. 15.
3 8
1
2
Besion New York .......... Hallm homered for Boston twice and Berger once; Manuso homered for New York.
Brooklyn
5 7
0
Philadelphia ....... 8 13
1751 that the Chiltern Hundreds came into fashion--even then baying to contend with an phication for the Manor of Bar kamstead in the same year.
ap.
On one occasion-in, 1775-Lord, North refused an application for the Chiltern Hundreds by a poli- tical opponent.
The modern rule is that thu Chancellor does not examine the
the reasons for
request unless there is an election petition or unless criminal proceedings have been instituted against the mem- ber maxing application
NAZI DERBY
CHINA
London, June 19. There were several distinguished visitors at the board meeting of the
London Missionary Society yester- day. One Was Dr. Yi Fang Wu, the little Chinese lady who is chair- Christian than of the National Council, of China, and who, as principal of Gingling College, Nank- ing. the leading women's college of China, exercises a great influence. women through the well-trained she sends out, on the public and
In sending three of his horses-social life of her country. She is Hairan, Buber Shah and Sind toIn England for the first time, and race in the Braunes Band (Brown Riband) at the Riem in Munich next month, the Aga Khan is re- verting to a practlee common in Victorian dâys.
while here she hopes to see some- thing of the universities of Oxford. Cambridge. London. and, perhaps, Edinburgh, and to visit schools of all types with the idea of getting of our Engla racing owners chen an insight into the whole cften entered
the Baden-educational system. for -Baden races in August. The Duke
Camilli homered for Philadelphis of Hamilton, who was a very pro-
Brooklyn
B 7 0 Philadelphis
4 8 1 Passeau pitched for Philadelphia and J. Moore homered.
Chicago
Pittsburgh
3 7
2
1
2
De-
Ter innings were played. maree homered for Chicago.
Chicago Pittsburg.....
St. Louis.
4 8
0
13
1
གླུ
3
3 4 0
Another visitor at Livingstone House was Sir Hubert Murray, Governor of Papua, whose sym- minent social figure in early Vic- Lurian days, and married a Baden pathy with missions is well-known. Catholic, started Princess,
this
He himself, is a Roman fashion. which his son, the present Duke's
redecesur. continued.
The winner receives 100.000 marks (about £8.000), which is given by the Munich Turf Club.
but, he said, he is glad to be re- cognised as a friend of all Christian
of As its пате Indicates, the missions, without distinction
"The mistake we are apt Braunes" Band is of Nazi origin.rreed.
Churches We to make about the don't belong to," he said. "Is that we emphasise the points on which we differ with them, instead of the points of laying stress on
The criticism from
Mineral deficiency
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By remedying this deficiency and making the cell-nucleus plump and strong, Kalzana gers right to the root of ill health. Kaizana improves the condition of the blood, strengthens the whole body and supplies the teeth with the elements they need to keep them hard and white and immune from decay. A cure of Kalzana quickly gives new strength and vigour-begin yours today. I find my resistance to drate, and genend bealth marvellons.”
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There was one English horse in the Braunes Band race last year, when German horse. won. In Lagreement." 1934 an Italian horse, ridden by a which missionaries suffered coloured jockey, took the Brown much in the past was partly Riband. Owing, however, to the
pose, Sir Hubert thought; Intended currency restrictions, the winner to show the superiority of the Lombardi homered for Cincin- | could not take any of his money critic, and partly it was sheer ignorance, the critics orter addit- ting, when challenged, that they had never met a missiODAY
Cincinnati
natt.
St. Louis
Cincinnati
#
11
1
1
10 10 Medwick homered for St. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland
Chicago
Cleveland
Chicago
2
8 3 9 12 0
4
13 '0
8 B
1
Dykes homered for Chicago,
New York.................. Washington
New York
*
I
3 11
5 $ 0 Washington ........ 0
I Dimaggie homered for New York.
Philadelphla Boston
◊ 5 0
1 9 1
Grove pitched for Boston.
Philadelphia
Boston
4 8
1
5 11. 2
Marcum homered for Boston,
Detroit
St. Louis..............
8 14 0 3 0
Curt homered for St. Louis.
Letroit
St. Louis
0
10 16
1
0
13 20 Owen homered for Detroit. "-Reuter.
FRIDAY'S RESULTS
New York, July 3. The following" were the results of the League baseball matches played to-day.
AMERICAN ‘LEAGUE
Cleveland
Chicago
Appling homered.
Detroit...
out of the country.
FROM CABBY TO RACING OWNER
Herr Christian Weber, the pre- sident of the Munich Riem, is one o Herr Hitler's closest friends.
Starting as a cab driver; he now owns one of the beat racing stables in Germany. He has one English horse in his stud now. On Top. which he purchased when he was la England in April.
Herr Weber also holds the con- tolling interest in a filling station syndicate. In the summer he runs a fleet of s'ght-seeing buses.
Besides being president of the" Munich Elem. Herr Weber is pre- sident of the Munich Turf Club and director of the Bavarian Hunt, Munich, and holds the title of "Head Hunter for Upper Bavaria." In polities Herr Weber plays an equally important role. He is Pre- sident of the Government for Up- Der Bavaria and lives to the Resi- denz, formerly the palace of the Kings of Bavaria.
DUKE OF ADDIS ABABA To the British public, I should Imagine, the new Duke of Addis Ababa will remain, Marshal Badog- ife. It is aq much easier to re-
member."
There is no reason why this should not be SQ Before his elevation he was seldom referred
to by his proper title of Marchese di Sabotino. It is difficult, too, tu remember that D'Annunzio should called the Prince of. Monte Nivaso.
be
were the Napoleon's Marshals more effectively concealed by the honours he showered on them be- cause he had so many.
I wonder how many of the his- torically minded among my read-
R. H. Eers can at a glance ascribe the
5 10
more familiar names to the fol- lowing:
€ 12
3
Prince of Wagram, King 01 Naples, Duke of Rivoli and Prince of Besling, Duke of Castiglione, $ 16 1
Duke of Dalmatia, Duke of Monte- Gehringer hit a home run.
bello, Duke of Treviso. Prince of 572 the Moskowa, Duke of Auerstadt The game between Washington and Prince of Eckmuhl, Duke of and Philadelphia was postponed Belluno, Duke of Taranto. Duke of on account or rain.
Reggio, Duke of Albufera, Duke of Otranto
St. Louis
......
No game were scheduled in the National League.- Reuter.
RAISING SANCTIONS
TALLEYBAND PROFITED For the bendat nt those, who give it up, I translate.
These various dignities ware conferred on, respectively.
Berthier. Murat, Massena, Au- gereau, Boult, Lannes, Mortier, Ney, Davout. Kellerman Victor. Macdonald. Oudinot. Marmont and Fouche.
"Bong Kong Daily Press" Spec's Geneva, July 3. After the conclusion of Friday's
Apart from Murát, who reigned debate the League of "Nations
until the Drafting Committee met to con uneasily in Naples
sider the drawing up of a draft Allies. In spite of their treaty resolution for raising the sanctions, with him, compassed his downfall, acquired any territorial After a long discussion the Comhane mittee entrusted the Assembly benefit from his new title.
Talleyrand, of course, became President, M. van Zeeland with
the task of drawing up a text for Prince of Benevento, a Papal en- submission to the bureauon clave in the Kingdom of Naples. and got the State as well as the Saturday morning.--
Transorian News, Service..
title,
it
Although he never went near his principality, he administered very well-and very profitably.
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