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RUFFING WINS SECOND GAME FOR YANKEES

New York

A fire ich broke out

bleachers shortly

SAYS

Sydney, "Horse, trainer.

the qualified." "Stir" luck

the

added

close of the game to the terrific excitement which prevailed during the second counter in the World Series (Base- *ball) at the Yankee Stadium yester

National

Boxer's toast: off your nose.

*

Jockey

THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 8, 1957.

PUBLIC AUCTIONS

CONS KOWLOON BARGAINS

THE Undersigned have received T

to sell by Public Auction

the 9th. October, 1937

at The Godown No. 19 of The China Provident Loan & Co., Ltd.

Quantity of Fu8age.

Parti-

the skin tons and Fixtures (in one lot)

day, when the Yankees, American Bookmakers threaten League champions, secured a lead Ain't goin' to bet no mo'. of two clear victories over the New York Giants, champions, by 8 runs to 1, Red

Yacht club parties are convivial Ruffing pitching throughout for the affairs. Three sheets in the wind. winners.

League

Gres

The weather was almost ideal for the encounter, being warm and

Golden Candy, has sunny while the attendance figures won six of his last seven starts. The reached 60,573, the gate yielding Sweets U.S. GS229,552. Ex-President Her bert Hoover, of the United States, again attended among the notabilities.

Detailed scores were:

Yankees

Giants

12

0

1

7 0

Red Ruffing pitched. Mélion was the Giants losing pitcher. In the first inning, Red

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Jimmy Simpson, of Mick Simmons fame, sans Zane Grey is the best big-game fisherman in the world.- And that's Zane something.

*

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What's the difference between an actor and a pigeon shooter? The lafter enjoys getting the bird.”

Chief Little Wolf is

a Varsity

Puffing the Yankees pitcher, struck out three of the Giants, but graduate. A well Red Indian the latter with two hits, scored their lone run.

PITCHERS HIT OFF HILL

Melton held the Yankees help- less, allowing them only four hits through the first four frames, but in the fifth the Yankees bombarded Melton with four straight hits to lead by 2 runs to 1, knocking out Melton from the box.

Glenna Collet Eliminated

Memphis, Tennessee, To-day. American

In the Third Round of the

Women's Championship, Mrs. Newbold, of Open Golf

Wichita, Kansas, eliminated Mrs. Glenna Collet-Vare, a former cham- Gumbert replaced Melton, staving pion, by 2 and 1. The holder of off the attack for the remainder of the title is Miss Pam Barton, of the inning, but the Yankees dupli- Great Britain is not competing. cating Wednesday's sixth inning Reuter. display, dynamited the Giants and

forged ahead with four runs, Gum-kees' runs came from Bob Selkirk bert yielding the box to Coffman, (3) and Red Puffing (3) while Dic- who gave the Yankees slightly more key and Hoad contributed the resistance, allowing only two runs seventh runs. Melvin Ott scored and two hits in the seventh inning. for the Giants.

the

Ruffing, the star pitcher of the fire which broke out in game, was only in trouble during bleachers shortly after the close of the first and ninth innings. In the the game was threatening consider- latter he walked two singles load-able damage, but the famous New ing the bases, but then Moore slid York fire fighting units soon had safely to third but was counted out the blaze extinguished. at the final base.

EIGHT STRUCK OUT

on

For to-day's game, Pearson will pitch for the Yankees, while the Giants will have Schumacher the mound. To-day's game will be Ruffing struck out eight men dur-played on the Polo Ground-Ben- ing the encounter, while the Yan-'ter.

AMONG OUR AUTUMN RANGE.

THIS NEW VENTILATED PORK PIE HAT

Will be most popular. Outstand- ing for its smart appearance, light weight, and high quality, it will appeal especially to men of moderate means. Made in smart green, silver grey, Or fawn

Special Price

$450

each.

WHITEAWAY'S

MAN'S SHOP.

also

Five Iron Safes.

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS,,

J' Auctioneers.

Hong Kong, October 7, 1937.

HE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by public

On

Auction

Saturday, the 9th. October, 1937 at 10.30 am.

at the godown of The China Navigation Co. Connaught Road, West, (for account of the concerned) 210 Cases Tea Terms: Cash on Delivery

LAMMERT BROS.,

Goods Damaged by

Typhoon

Rare Opportunity For Ladies

To Obtain at Bargain

# Prices Embroidered Silk Underwear

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DON'T MISS THIS RARE OPPORTUNITY

i

Auctioneers GENERAL TRADERS,

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WHITE-ANTS

ARE

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