The Archive · 1941

Fateful Fourth Seen

The winners paved the way to victory by chalking up two runs in the opening frame, Francis Caldas figure ed well here when she slugged the ball for a three-bagger. In the next canto both squads managed to earn a run apiece, The third inning saw some good fielding and pitching by both sides with the result that neither side were able to score, Then came the fateful fourth in which the Portuguese took full advantage of the World's mistakes to register five runs. While this seemed to encourage the winners it disheartened the World who were unable to score at all until the last inning when they registered one more m the Head-COE The Second "Men by 03 the final ship, there are seve' swimmers capable of creating an Upset, *f hens ut Although pen oct have str entries for the five champion-compensate fo ity by his superiority not ick stroke but in the free that bear watching ate H. Ballerand of A Room are. equal ai Doda i three

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