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GREENWOOD COMMONWEALTH, GREENWOOD, MISS THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 10, 1939. Special Attraction Tonight Keeping Up WithSportfS Helena Game Walters and Derringer ere carrying the Rcdi pennant now depends on their second line pitching Thompson, Vunder Meer, Moore and Davis fail to come through with Home help, the Card, will sneak in." Professional Notes: Lloyd Lewis' "An Audience With the Czar" in the Chicago Daily News, made nifty reading, same being an interview with Mike Jacobs Halsey Hall didn't mis a comma when the Minneapolis Star annexed him and the Journal. He started a collum in the Journal building and finished it in the Star's Howard Purser, who went from Milwaukee to become "Rex Regent" in the Los Angeles Examiner, wishes he had discovered the coast sooner M'Glynn has succeeded Ronald M'Intyre as sports editor of 'the Milwaukee Sentinel. A toot to Snowdrift cooking, I To Snowdrift coke and pits. SZT Th choice of Snowdrift thorttniog Dlcjeftibl AII-VgotabU Shortening Commission, has declared war on those' smelly Chicago bout Georgie Pace is waving $5,000 under Sitxo Escobar's nose and daring him to defend his bantamweight title in Cleveland.

Escobar appears to be slightly color blind. Bill Leiser, San Francisco Chronicle: "Purveyor of inside dope have given it to mo scrinuh-ly that Jock Sutherland is the man definitely chosen to replace Tiny Thornhill of Stanford after the 1939 season would be funny Jock and Tiny played side by side at Pitt and roomed together." No Sun, all is' not quiet on the western front of those Texas All Stars Coach Dutch Meyer is taking to San Francisco to play at the fair were chosen for the Chicago Tribune's All-Star team vs. the New York Giants If the boys go to the coast they won't be back in time to with the All-Stars beginning August 12 So the pressure is one from both sides. At least one of the lads is supposed to have jumped the coast-bound special at Tucson, and headed back to Dallas and others may take the hint. Casey Stengel: Cardinals very likely are the strongest outfit in the National Try These For A Change 7 Fresh Country Dozen Artichoke Hearts, Can 15c Roast Beef, Can Vienna Sausage, 3 for Potted Meat Libbv's.

3 for UPSHUR get into the lineup in tonight'" game. Fred "Pap" Williams was released last night by the Crackers. Williams' has been suffering from a bad foot and he asked for his release. Pap, hud it not been for his injury, would have been a great help to the team. Greenville seems to have lost ali hope of getting into the Cotton States league playoff and they have dropped two straight games to the Clarksdale Red Sox.

Last night Clarksdale won 10 to 6, as the Bucks made seven eirors and used up four pitchers in an attempt to stop the Sox. Monroe defeated Pine Blui'f 8 Lo 3 and Hot Springs El Dorado 6 to 3.. SPORTS, ROUNDUP fc EDDIE tllETZ NEW YORK, Aug. 10 (IP) Strange football news: Jimmy Crowley is worrying about a Fordham line for the first time in all the years he has coached there Banovic, the fat heavyweight, who impersonated Tony Galento in Joe Louis' camp, will ditto for Lou Nova Mebbe he doesn't know it, but John Doeg, the tennis star, is going to get an offer to turn pro The doctors are letting Patty Berg do a little putting for exercise, but have ruled out "tournament golf for the balance of the season, following that appendicitis operation. Tulane is offering season football ticket books for which is less than a buck a game to see Clemson, Auburn, Alabama, North Carolina, Fordham and Louisiana State Melio Bet-tina will train for Billy Conn at Murchio's training camp at Greenwood Lake, N.

Y. Joe Tri-ner, head of the Illinois Boxing SUGAR 10 LBS. 4St LEMONS pty 12c ORANGES 1C? PICKLES. Snack, 1.3 oz. can 28c Liver Loaf, 13 oz.

can -18c Spiced Lunch Meat 28c Ham Patties 28c Ox Tongue Jar 45c HOME MADE Potato Salad, Cole Slaw Pt -15c Pimiento Cheese, Lb. BY BOB After playing the Helena Sta-porters again tonight on Legion Field, the Crackers will depart on an eight da.v trip, playing Clarksdale, El Dorado and Monroe before returning home on August 19th for the final home stand of the season. Tonight's game with Hetca will be preceded by a shooting exhibition put on by Herbert Parsons, Winchester Arms expert. Mr. Parsons has appeared before this season at Legion Field and his exhibitions are really worth seeing.

Dud Parker and Art Patchim, new infielder and pitcher here by Atlanta, arrived last night and Parker "will probably DELTA SOFTBALL MEET WILL BE HELD. HERE Six Strong Teams Entered In Regional Meet The Delta regional Softball tournament will be played in Greenwood on next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, with six of the strongest Softball teams in. north Mississippi entered. Play will be held Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights on the high school athletic and plans are to have two or three games each night between the teams. Teams from Coffeeville, Gie-nada, Minter City, Greenviile, Cleveland and Greenwood Have entered the meet.

Admission prices of twenty-five and ten cents will b'e charged for spectators at each night's games. The Delta Laundry team and the High School will play a regular scheduled league game tonight. Cincinnati May Buy Birmingham Club BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 10 UP) The Birmingham News said today the Cincinnati baseball club has given an option to purchase the Birmingham Barons of the Southern Association. Warren C.

Giles, vice-president and general manager of the Cincinnati club, will come here tomorrow for a conference with Ed Norton, president and pr.nci-pal stockholder of the Birmingham club, the News said, and a "final decision" will be reached before the end of the week. Rumors that Cincinnati woald purchase the Birmingham have been current here since Powel Crosley, Cincinnati owner, visited here a few days before Henry Johnson, Baron pitcher, was sold to the National League team several weeks ago. The News story today said Cincinnati would sign a long-term working agreement with Barons if the purchase did not take place. N0.2V2 Slices Packed By Dole mm At Greenwood Herbert I'arimnN, one at the bent marlisnsen America, will put on a ((hooting exhibition at I.euion field to-niKht, prior to lite haNeball KB me between (ireenwotid anil Helena. Mr.

I'urHotiH appeared before Huh year at a ham-bull (tame here and all those who saw him a (freed that hU exhibitions are nolhhiK short of NenNational. DemonHtratiiiK trick Hhots from all a ok leu and with all types of guns, Mr. I'araonit will give the crowd 30 minute of real entertainment. The xhootinK exhibition will Mart at 7:30, with the ball Kame beginning promptly at 8 o'clock. Dutch Sliultz, uUpping his firs' Kame for the Crackers on Legion Field qii.ee he was sent here Anniston, "allowed the Helena several scattered hits lust night as he set them down with one inn.

The crackers won the game 4 to 1. Senilis! made an empressive de hut on Legion Field, striking jut seven men and keeping the Sea porters well in 'check. Helena's only run came in second, when they got two hits in that frame. Schultz kept the seven hits weif scattered. (ireenwood scored twlfe in Ui? second and twice in the third, then pleyed the other siN innings without getting hit.

A triple ny Kink Haynes provided the punch for Greenwood's first run. Haynes hit one to deep center field with Brown on Hargrove run in the second im ing canit when McNulty trippl-jd with on base. Greenwood tallied twice more i.i the third. Clark waikcd to stat the inning. Rhodes bunted a .1 beat it out.

Davies popped up the pitcher. Brown singled to left, scoring Dark. Lipscomb sacrificed Rhodes home with a fly to left. Greenwood didn't fret a hit after the third inning, but the.t didn't need one. Cotton States League Helena 010 000 0001 7 1 Gieenwoo,) 022 000 00x 4 6 1 Bratcher and Asworth; Schultz and Davis.

II. Springs 010 003 0206 7 0 El- Dorado 010 002 0003 7 3 Zachar and Tighe; Grega, 01-sen and Spence. Pine Bluff 000 000 2013 6 4 Monroe 200 011 40x 8 9 1 Youngblood and Graves; Spetr and Taylor. C'u'ale 200 020 05110 15 4 G'ville 000 001 202 5 6 7 Benton and Krole, Fisher; Ga-leria, Harkrader, Smith, Whi-house and Chandler. HAPPY RELIEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE Many of those gnawing, nagging, painful Daokaehea people blame on colds or strains ere often caused by tired kidneys and may be relieved when treated in the right way.

The kidneys are Nature's chief way of taking excess acids and poisonous waste out of the blood. Most people pass about 3 pints a day or bout 3 pounds of waste. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning shows there may be something srrong with your kidneys or bladder. If the 15 milee ff kidney tubes and filters' don't work well, poisonous waste matter stays la the blood. These poisons may start nagging backaches, rheumatio pains, loss of pep ana energy, getting up nights, swelling, puffiness under the eyes, headaches and dissiness.

Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40 (ears. They give happy relief and will help the miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous Mt from the blood. Get Doan's Pills. BUTTER, CMY'S SUNLIGHT POUND 24k Grapefruit 46 oz. 15c Tomato, 20 oz.

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43c 20 lbs. 69c lbs. 85c CM Golden Delicious Ql -and Nutritious The Box score: Helena AB A Rowe, cf a 0 0 (1 0 Weisler, 2b 5 0 0 0 2 0 Casbier, 4 0 0 2 0 0 Leuhy, If 1 2 5 0 1 McNulty, lb 4 0 3 7 0 0 Peters, rf 3 0 0 1 0 0 Ashworth, 4 0 0 2 1 0 Eaton, ma 3 0 1 0 2 0 Bratcher, 4 0 110 0 Totals 33 1 7 2 4 6 1 Greenwood All It A Clark, 88 2 1113 1 Rhodes, 2b 4 1116 1 Davis 4 0 0 8 2 0 Brown, rf 4 110 0 0 Lipscomb, 3b 3 0 0 2 4 0 Haynes, cf 3 110 0 0 Hargrove, If 2 0 110 0 Amelungr, lb 3.0 1 14 0 0 Schultz, 2 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 27 4 6 27 16 2 Helena 010 000 0001 Greenwood 022 000 00x 4 Runs batted in McNutt, Haynes 2, Hargrove, Brown; Two base hit, Clark; Three base hits McNulty, Haynes, Leahy; stolen bases, eaton; sacrifices, Hargrove, Haynes, Clark; double plays, Rowe to Casbier, Lipscoriib to Rhodes to Amelung; base on balls off Bratcher off Schultz struck out, by Bratcher by Schultz hit by pitcher, by Schultz, Rowe; wild pitch Bratcher. Umpires Cribbon and Thomuson. Time 1:55.

HOW "THEY STANDS. AMERICAN LEAGUE learn New York 70 31 Boston G3 37 Chicago 56 47 Cleveland 53 47 Detroit 53 49 Wasingthon 46 58 Philadelphia 36 CC St. Louis 29 71 let. .630 .514 .530 20 .442 .353 2H0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinati 65 35 St. Louis 56 42 Chicago 54 49 ,594 Pittsburgh 49 47 .510 New York 50 48 .510 Brooklyn 49 49 .500 Boston 43 56 .434 Philadelphia 27 67 .287 COTTON STATES LEAGUE Monroe Clarksdale GREENWOOD Hot Springs El Dorado Greenville Pine Bluff Helena SOUTHERN Memphis Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga Knoxville Birmingham Little Rock 80 40 70 52 62 56 .667 .574 .525 60 59 .504 53 66 .445 53 67 50 64 48 73 .442 .439 ,397 ASSOCIATION 69 44 .611 62 53 .539 59 49 .546 60 52 .536 56 59 .487 51 64 57 64 .443 .423 New Orleans 59 68 .419 SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Pensacola 75 32 .701 .624 Jackson Selma Gadsden Anniston Montgomery Mobile Meridian 68 41 57 53 .513 54 56 .491 53 59 .473 56 62 .475 43 64 40 69 402 367 KANNAPOLIS, N.

Mrs. J. F. Little's young daughter was helping with the dishes. "Peep, peep," she heard.

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