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FRI, RIDAY, APRIL 19, 1940 REDS AGAIN DOWN BRUINS; ANOTHER SHUTOUT BY BOSOX HOME RUNS BY GREENBERG AND GEHRINGER GAVE TI- GERS THEIR FIRST VIC. TORY (Spectal to The Citizen) NEW YORK, April 19—Old Man Weather again interferred with the major league get off to a good running start in the new season, afid, as a re- sult, ofly three games were play- ed—tWo in the junior circuit and one in the senior. At Cimeinnati, the Chicago Cubs again suffered defeat at the hands of the National League champions, by a repeat score of 2 to 1. Five-hit” pitching by Gene Thompson outshone all oth- er features of the game, Rookie Mike McCormick and Billy My- ers aided their teammate with two successive doubles with a maén on board in the eighth in- ning to sew up the game. In the American Legaue, the Detroit Tigers took their first game of the season in’ a. home contest with St. Louis Browns,’ 4 to 2. Home runs by Hank Green- berg and Charley Gehringer pro- vided the winning margin for the victors. Both teams secured sev- en hits, but the long-distance swats were too much for the Browns. At Washington, the Boston Red Sox again blanked the Senators, this time ‘behind the five-hit pitching performance of Jim Bag- by. Score: 7 to 0. Results of the games follow: NATIONAL LEAGUE At Cincinnati R. H. E. Chicago 1 552 Cincinnati 2 8.0 Passeau and Todd; Thompson and Hershberger. AMERICAN LEAGUE At Detroit R. HE St. Louis a sp Detroit 470 Kermedy sand Swift, Hurshans:| Bridges and Tebbetts. At Washington R. Boston . Washington 0 Bagby and DeSautels; Jacobs and ne Meprey: Huds baseball , schedule in its determination ‘to | DO you KNOW THAT — duced in the sient Flow is 50 to 60 square miles in culture publishes’ a 11-page illus- area. 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S .Départment of Agri- ‘trated booklet tithed “The Har-|§ is lequin Bug and Its Control”. Norway’s official name - Wien Bishop Laval cét2-1708) The first gas used in the world | had his seat in Canada, his dio- ‘cese inéluded ail of Canada and It is a matter of common éx-|most of the United States as far) a | | eran has been found on had Mt.’ Siiai i peninbulk, iw gelty dah ‘We weighing a poona | India. reports ineredsifig \Hiehn: (COMUNE vet 15 otmées” of wa- i Iceland was colonized. by the! the ‘ninth ‘cen= { 1 ployment, ‘especially amiong ‘he ter 1; educated, classes. son; Cuba's iron deposits ‘are LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE Club— W. L.. Pet Boston 0 1.000 Cleveland 0 1.000 New York 1 .500 Philadelphia 1 .500 Detroit 1.500 St. Louis 1 .506 Chicago 1 .000 Washington 2 .000 NATIONAL LEAGUE Club— W. L. Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston New York St. Louis Chicago GAMES TODAY AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington at New York— Krakauskas vs. Gomez. Philadelphia at Boston—Two games—Caster and Babich vs. * Wilson and Dickman. Detroit at Cleveland—Pippen vs. Allen. Chi¢ago at vs. Auker. St. Louis—Rigney NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Brooklyn—Gum- bert vs. Casey. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh—Wal- ters vs. Brown. St. Louis at Chicago—Cooper vs. French Boston at Philadelphia—Er- rickson vs. Mulcahy. Siebies 88 48 * PALaee © Donald Barry—Lena Andre GHOST VALLEY RAIDERS also SERIAL and COMEDY TRY fr TODAY= Thé Favorite in Key West STAR + BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS | billion tons. esti! awd, the top of the tadeer 38 the} mated. to amount to some three adder, ‘AN that sats bettieen many en, * or | Plan ends this year. si ie. land include some 90 islands, 28 of which ate inhabited, the rest ; being pasture almost high water. laid down for France in 1858. the Latin, cleat”. biggest munition plants’ in an-! ada. THe Vis. 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