The Archive · 1940

Reds' Effort in Eighth Inning

The Reds were down but not out until the eighth inning when they made 2 gallant attempt to come back, Will alyers singled, bul was forced at second by Lewis Riggs. Bill Wer-her and Myron MeCormick connected for successive singles and Riggs romp-fed aevoce the plate. The rally ended Bartell wes ball after which down a free piss and Thompson wae sent to the pill roaring into ers. Loyd Moore. taking ott eld xt no then walked run ut) the series" loading the bates British Consul-General Presents Trap the conclusion of Sunday's int America and the British Empire, the George, prevented the Softball Troph for anneal competition, to Clive Fi team," The Contul-General congratul feet exh ternational softball game between be British Consul-General, Afr. A.

given by Mr. Emile' Ginsberger look" acho captained the whnntny lated the plowers om their magntwu their supporters when they. into he fourth place of the Hest di wu bowls league yester est round pi played ves SIB. "Reds" routes Golf Club to collect a from their rivals, Throws this triumph, the "Reds" are. securely entrenched in the runner-up position with a creditable percentage of 61.43. One other match was to have been played yesterday between the Clube Tusitano "Greens" and the S.LBC. "Blues" hut owing to the fact that the Portuguese National Day fell. yezterday, the former team decided to make 2 present of the five points to the Lawn Bowie Club pavers, This ges

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