Pleasant Grove Review | 1937-12-17 | Page 3 | Fighting Stops as Soldiers Play

Fighting Stops as Soldiers Play I ? ' - ' : - j iff h - , 1 W u i ' Crx ' -v- v4 ' . v s " 1 f ' -N r f W k - - " - A ,v V . -y s ' ; Sc, V - 1 S -t?" Japanese soldiers on the Nanking ; - y-ag, , i front enj0ying a Dascball game dur- . " jj ing a 1uji in tlieir Warfare against !t' i the Chincse- Note lhe Datter SV 1 a makeshift club for a bat while ! ' fXi i -W-X1the pitcher PreDares t0 deliver a l-i fast one. Baseball has achieved I f x ifv "-V 1 great popularity in Japan and it is k'JL'&l w 1 favorite pastime. Japanese soldiers on the Nanking ' front enjoying a baseball game c!ur-3 c!ur-3 ing a lull in their warfare against the Chinese. Note the batter using a makeshift club for a bat while j the pitcher prepares to deliver a fast one. Baseball has achieved i great popularity in Japan and it is J a favorite pastime.