The Archive · 1939

Parr Again Scores

Five minutes later, a third goal was scored by Parr, who cut in and drove a rising shot which hit underneath the crossbar.

In the 41st minute Fraser countered the Seaforths' first point. Bird and Groombridge went into each other in an attempt to clear a looping shot. Groombridge just managed to fist away but before he could be ready Fraser fired from outside the penalty area and had no difficulty to place the ball into the net.

The Surreys slackened their pace in the second half and seemed to be content with the 2-goal lead. Breaking away in the 6th minute Kinsella crossed the ball over near the touch line, Seeing that the bail had already rolled out of bounds, the Seaforths' defenders let the ball go to Dennis and were waiting for the referee's decision. The referee did not blow his whistle and it resulted in Dennis converting a "sitter."

Groombridge fumbled a long 40-

New York, Oct. 27.

Larry MacPhail, president the Brooklyn Dodgers, announced here on Thursday that he would propose' a sixteen club World Series at the December major league meetings in Cincinnati, MacPail whose night ball showmanship has brought the Dodgers a ^omfortable balance on the profit "ide of the financial ledger, believes that inter-league competition should not be confined to two clubs, He contends that the present World Series idea between the two pennant winners in each league does not settle satisfactorily the question of comparative strengths of the two circuits, particularly not when the American League has had a standout outfit like the New York Yankees for four straight years.—United Press,

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