WEDNESDA/ bAMES .
American League
Chicago 2, Boston 6. St. Louis
at New York . postponed. Cleve
land at Philadelphia called in the
twelfth inning with a 2 to 2 tie on
account of rain. Detroit 6, 5;
Washington 4 0.
National League
New York 6, 4; Pittsburgh 3, 3.
► Brooklyn 0, 9; Chicago, 5, 5. Phil
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adelphia 3, 5; St. Louis 7, 4. Bos
ton at Cincinnati postponed,
Pacific Coast League
Sacramento 4 5; Los Angeles 5,
6/ San Francisco 4, SeatJt 7. San
I Diego 7, Oakland 1. Hollywood 4,
Portland 12.
THURSDAY GAMES
National League
Brooklyn 1, Chicago 3. New
York 0, Pittsburgh 4. Boston 3, 6;!
Cincinnati 4, 5. Philadelphia 3, 4;
St. Louis 2, 9.
American League
Chicago 5, Boston 3. Other
games postponed on account of
weather.
Pacific Coast League
San Francisco 5, 4; Seattle 1, 10.
Sacramento 6 Los Angeles 4. San
Diego 3, Oakland 6. Hollywood 6,
Portland 8.
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a date for me—brother, she wasn’t
kidding!
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Premier Soong
Says Japanese War
To End This Year
CHUNGKING, July 20— (JP) —
Premier Soong who returned to
Chungking recently from a visit
to Moscow declared the war with
Japan would end this year or early
in 1946. Soong addressing a peo
ple’s political council also declared
the Chinese government would be
reorganized immediately in view
of creating the strongest possible
machinery for postwar reconstruc
tion.
Soong said nothing positive had
been decided by his visit to Mos
cow, during which time he had
six meetings with Stalin.
—
Eleazar Wheelock, who founded
Dartmouth College, was gradu
ated from Yale in 1733.
Messina, Sicilian town ravaged
by war, was nearly totally de
stroyed by an earthquake in 1908.
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10,000 Japs Hiding
On Okinawa
OKINAWA, July 20—It Is
estimated there are ten thousand
Jap troops hiding in northern
Okinawa’s rugged mountains. A
month after the island had been
captured the Nips are being
hunted down and killed on an
average of fifty daily headquar
ters annuonced.
Lt. Gen. Hodge, commander of
the Twenty-Fourth Army Corps,
said that after a lapse of almost a
month that Jap planes had given
Okinawa four air alerts in two
nights. Marine night fighters shot
down three enemy ships. Three
Japs crashed, but only one in oc
cupied area, and three Americans
I were injured.
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