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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-06-10

Its always good to mention
things that are doing the COM
munity great service. The one I
write of is the Works Progress
Administration Educational Pro-
gram. It's good work has not been
overlooked, but on the other hand
has been very commendable. The
hope that the Program" will be
carried on indefinitely is the sin
cere wish of everyone.
You'll know them by their IA
nous last words-Al K. Hall; I've
got to go to meeting tonite, see
va later'-Alma Wilson; 'I'll take
beer for minel Ed Mathews; Gee,
it's fun being a lone wolf!"-Min-
ME Wilson; THE postman always
rings twicer'-Joe "odd jobs"
Smith; Pm just cinch for Joe
Stations Columnw--Carol Sandra
Fair; "Golly, I'm just sleepy all
the timei" Haskell Campbell;
when it comes to talking fast
Floyd Gibbons hasn't anything on
me-except patch on his eye!"-
Josephine Harper; Gee, Kid, didn't
we have more fun! Legs Leroy:
I'm just a devil with the VIM
m-Teresa Smith; you see
whose got the car-keys tonite!"
Ben Beasly; Dear, do you mind
if I spend quiet evening with
the boys ?" = Helen Honeysuckle;
IT just can't wait for my vacation,
so I can skip over to Portland"
Les Hite; Swing it, cats swing
it"-"Gert" Jackson; 'It must not
have been dream, he's here"-
Ellis Twins; yves a killer-diller
boys, we's a killer-diller!"-Lois
Hughes; Gust call me Deac!-Ma-
rie Williamson; pass some more
of those red beans and rice!" Ro-
berta Johnson; That's a killer!
Why sure! Why Certainly! Why
sure!"- Metropolitan Club; please
send us fifteen girls to be in our
bathing beauty contest" Ralph
Jones; Eyes sir, Susanna will be
here next week." - Charlie Tay-
lor; Peace daughter, this is salts
fled love!" - Edith Mae Young;
Eyes, he lives over there on top
of the hill in Mathematician
Buxton Sr; IT went down town to
buy something for my wife, but
ended up buying something for
Sonny, see!" Duke Browning;
''Never again, Mike, never again!"
Mary Saunders: '"The one and
only train to ride is the Olympian,
hey! hey!"-J. T. Clayton Sr.; "Ya
can't keep good man DOWN.
LIE Eta King; II know you young
folks invited me!"-Pauline Nit
chell; "Doghouse" and I are just
like this now!" Roy Holmes;
"Just aces back to back boys!"
Flee Williams; "Yeah man! I just
got in from Issaquah!"-Abie Max
la; lin a high pitched voice) "You
boys have made a christian out of
me!"--Ruth Roston; that boat
trip to Alaska is not coming any
too soon for mew-Clarence jack
son; THAT fish caught was really
this long. Really" vi Gambol;
I'm looking for blue heaven for
baby and me!"-Gill the insurance
man; II see va hiding behind those
curtainsw The round the town COL
umn :"I'll see va next week."
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The call for the first National
Convention of Economic Councils,
the Ladies Auxiliaries to the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Por-
tiers, composed of women relatives
of thousands of the sleeping-car
porters, chair-car porters and at
tendants, is herewith set forth.
Place: Chicago, Illinois.
Location Brotherhood Head
quarters, 4231 S. Michigan Avenue.
Telephone: Oakland $685..
Dates: September 24-28.
Days: Sat-, Sum-, Mon, Tues.
Time: 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Night Sessions: Sessions may or
may not be held at night, accord
ing as the convention may decide.
writing. The Pierian Study Club
was guest of Mrs. l.. j. Sims at
birthday party May 25th. Mrs.
Wendell tSafford of Tacoma was
out-of-town guest
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

Joe Louis. world heavy weight
champion. will he In the corner
of Dave Clark. stnbIemate.
when the Detroit light heavy
weight Opposes charley Mas
>era In Naval Armory Friday
night. Mascara scared N close
victory over Clark the same
night that Louis trounced Tom
my Frrr, English contender,
last summer. Friday might Joe
VIII he whispering advice In
Da,r's ear. pointing out the
weakness Of the Pittsburgh
heavyweight who viii he Sec
onded by Jimmy Brsddock.
whom Louis defeated Tor the
heavyweight crown.
"A COLORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
HENRY BLASTS
HITLER'S YARN
OF SUPREMACY
Editorial Points Out
That Whites Hold
One Fistic Title

SEW NORk The eonvervafi,s
Sew Noss Herald Tribune in an
editorial Published August H.
poses he question What has hs-
come ~ 'hsl quaint old theory
known IS Nordic Supremsc, and
ih'n pfocreds Is answer l' terms
81 me amazing NSic crord ~ !
WORLD itlF cAanpiop Henri, Ar'n-
strong
me complete 'eR' NJ Tho editor.
lal. entitled Three champion.
One fnllows
bevo'ees ~ boxing Tho sweet.
science cor me sour -cienre de-
pending upon he poinf NJ vier
gre faf from being agreed that
lienlN Armstrong tho californi,
Negro. il he eroafes rahter thar
ever laced on cloves hni he .,
less has done someihinz TIA, M
Other pveiiis' ever did he hold.
three woild titles a one line the
'- No. f<H Nfic1i, ana
Nelletweiehi Thar Is % say 10 il
The 'ilaIar master ~ IN purili..
WEIGHING between ias and i47
pounde
Hp~eye Wednesday nish, AZ
came oa o' lhe fight with Lou
AmhNts for he lghiweishf ham.
pinnshir vicorious, but with pres
ils' dimmed His winning margin
was extremely narrow and hs
seemed hy FAR The more badly nun
ished Fighter ~ the end Of fifteen
savage rounds Some experts saw
mat he c1nnei last long because
OF ne tremendous energ, he er-
ponds he is relentless. furious
'i7lloW who always a'fscke.
~ iha' as y NAV not even his
efitc, can laugh or Tho fac, that
be holds rites something that
no other man black or Whine. ever
aid ia The history NJ hoxtne There
IS now rnis one division INC mid
dl'welslr OF which a negro ( not
'h" champion VIVA has become
~ mar eNdni old theory known
As N0dc Supremacy :,
"A CoLoRED JrpcE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

come. although the little Italian
closed Henry's left eye. puffed his
nose. and split his mouth.
In acquiring his third champion
ship within year. the Dark Tor
nado provided ample ground for
the planting OF an assertion made
In these columns some months
hack. an assertion which brought
down on by head an avalanche OF
protests. II proves that Henry has
no defense for good puncher
and that a good boxer with a pair
Of strong legs and plenty OF stam-
ina can heat him
In looking over the field of well
terweights pounched on Howell
King. local Blue Streak as the
man who can beat the Brown But
cher. King Possesses all OF the
requisites necessary for the accom-
plishment.
King is the best boxer In the
welterweight division. including
Barney Ross and the other highly
touted minister's Of his division. He
has the uncanny ability 10 feint and
parry. he can roll with punches.
and his left IL one OF the best In
The game. II moves with he speed
OF a snakes tongue. And not only
Is the left fast. but is as accurate.
Howell evidenced tremendous
hitting power in his last two bat
Ties. scoring knockouts in each. On
each occasion he was able 10 ma
newer his foe into position for the
deadly punches with his tantaliz-
ing left jab. interspersed with lef;
hooks 10 the body and face.
A battle between King and the
Brown Butcher would be interest
ing. with KINGS snsky left flashing
on the face OF his opponent, and
Henry shaking them or and SON.
stantly moving in. II would provide
plenty OF thrills for the crowd. and
should be one Of The best attrac-
ions OF the year.
Jake Powell. Yankee outfielder
who insulted fifteen million people
in His wise cracks over radio
station in chicago several weeks
back, has. according 10 reports
from the East. made a public apol-
ogy for his remarks In his state
ment Powell denies making the re-
mark. charging It directly TO the
announcer.
However, this has not appeased
the colored fans. as was evidenced
In Washington last Tuesday. Pow
ell was the object OF a storm OF
bottles thrown by the angry color
ed patrons OF the national pastime.
Word also come from New York
that Powell will he greeted with
some heavy missiles when he ap-
pesrs In the Yankee lineup Yam
kee Stadium.
Sin addition, eastern fans are de-
handing that Col. Jacob Rupperi
give Jake the heave no. declaring
that il The beer baron fails to ac-
cede to their demands. they will
boycott his famous beverage And
The Rupert beer flows heavily IN
Harlem.
II needs not he argued that "
Powell's public apology il satisfac-
tory to the colored fans II will only
pave the way for more insultinS
remarks from those who derive
their pay from the public purse.
Punish Powell now and avoid
repetition in the future.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
Henry Armstrong &
Lou Ambers To Fight
Again In The Winter

NEW YORK CAMP Lon AM
bers will get chance 10 regain The
lightweight title ne lost Wednesdae
night 10 little Homicide Henry
Armstrong. only man in The hislnrs
Of boxing 10 hold three crowns a.
the same time hui It will not be
until late this fall or winter.
Armstrong who collected $40
1853 from The battle 10 $50 $50 %
for Ambers. has 4 chi lip II took
10 stitches for pr Alexander Schiff
IN sew 4 M after The fieht. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

contest from every conceiVabl
angle. predict that the Colored
All -Stars will defeat The thicago
Bears. | know that great many
authorities or wond-be authorities
on football are going 10 ask Slal-
er, how in the world can YOU hon
estly pick the All-Siars 10 defeat
the Chicago hears
Have Proved Ability
In the first place LEI me state
that Negroes have proved their A.
billy in the fight world in track
competition throughout The world
and as individual members OF white
college football teams and ! SEE
no reason why these outstanding
Negro stars on white college teams
and the cream Of The talent ami
stars on colored college teams can
NOT, as team give as good an ac-
count Of themselves AZ they do in
diyidually. Remember this that
The All-Star aggregation will be
composed of the greatest current
Negro football stars in the I'nitef
States today,
This team will have three week
10 get In the be~i OF physical con-
dition. and II will he trained and
coached by the hest Negro football
coaches in the United States. and
believe me Mr.. Football Fan.
you've got something there Don =
overlook The fact that the Tribune
i All-Slar Team has for the past
five years played the champions
or professional football 10 stand
still. and have completely eradi-
Gated any idea ~ professional
teams superiority per se. over ~
All-Srar collegiate team An All
Star aggregation * potentially The
greatest professional team possible
10 keep such team together IL
prohibiIive for financial and other
reasons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

The physician said j. will take two
or three months Tor he lip 10 mend
properly. and another month viii
then he needed for the little cham
pion to ecl in condition
Henry. who plans irip 20 Houo-
mlu with his wife revealed before
he LEFT Tor Los Anesic. fAa h. hss
NO intention Of felnqaisrin- hs-
fcatherweighf crown fi,s Of he
trio he caplured during Inc past
10 months He IS % defend TIC i-s
pound title at he Christmas fund
show In Cleveland against Jack e
Wilson Ginger Foran, Nike Bel
loise or Len Kodak.
a coIORrD rDGE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

Duke Slater Picks Colored ALL
Stars To Defeat Chicago Bears

CHICAGO (By Duke Slater for
AMP When the Chicago papers
broke with the news that George
halas owner of the Chicago Bears,
had accepted an invitation 10 play
team ~ Colored All-Slars for the
benefit OF Chicago Charities, true
lovers of sport everywhere at once
began 10 lick their chops In an
ticipalion of this rare athletic NOR
sci 10 he enjoyed on the night OF
September % at Soldiers field in
Chicago.
Any doubt that George Halas
would accept such an invitation
never entered my mind. because
know the type Of player. coach and
owner he was and is. since | have
PLAYED against Halas for five years
when he was an end. coach and
pari-owner Of the Bears. and for
five years against the Bears when
he was the coach and sole owner.
knew that Halas was TOO courag-
eous 10 ,ide-step this challenge. and
in true Halas style he has said"
go 10 all the colleges in The coun-
try, with no reservations Obtain the
finest Negro football talent, select
the best Negro coaches. get togeih-
er the strongest possible Negro
team. and on the night OF Septem-
her %. The Bears and this team OF
'olored All-Stars will let the fur
fly and may the better team win. .
The Best Two
The Chicago Bears VS.. the Col
ored All-Stars is the type OF con
test containing all the necessary
elements to whet the appetite OF
the most fastidious and fanaiit
football fan--the Bears for years
the class Of professional football
world. and the coloied All-Stars
the cream OF Negro football talent
throughout the country. This game
bids fair To he he outstanding
athletic event OF The year. football.
collegiate or professional, fights
and baseball NOT excepted.
The game is that kind OF con- est
thai one cannot be on the fence
about it's outcome one will he
either a Bear fan or an All-Star
fan and the surprising thing
have noted IL that all Negroes are
MOI All-Star fans, and all whites
are moi Rear fans. although \ great
majority naturally are. II ia III.
great American spirit OF fair pla,
and the love OF good. clean and
hard-fought competition. regardless
OF the race OF the contestants. thai
will make this contest the most
popular event in the football
world.
Like a real fan. T. too, have TAX
en- sidee in This coming game. and
: after thorough analysis Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

"A coLoREn Jrpcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
n" ST. Anss's 'ssst Corner colunb'. : Clifford sss.
thru"
the sport l1airror

A recent trip through the cas-
in which engaged In conversation
with large number Of baseba |
fans. produced conclusive evideuc.
that Negro baseball is in the do.
drums. A wave OF lethargy hal
completely submerged the one.
powerful army OF baseball follow
ers.
In many sections The fans ar,
entirely In the dark as 10 IN.
names Of some of the outstanding
players In organized Negro base
ball Those in other sections VIII,
nave a shallow acquaintance with
such men as Josh Gibson. Bucl
Leonard, Theodore Trent Mul.
Snt'les. and Leroy "Saichell'
Paige, nimbly sidestep any discus,
sion about Negro players. Theyr,
Just not concerned about what tn.
black boys are doing.
On digging into the matter yo,
will discover that the baseball fan.
throughout the country are dis
gusted with The manner In whics
organized baseball Is operated b,
The : owners. And they don't bit,
their tongues in telling about then
disgust.
included among the pc, peeves
OF the fans could be named tn,
failures Of the leagues National
Negro and American \egro--tr
keep the fans we'll informed as Ia
the various averages OF the player,
competing In the two leagues. The,
also evidence a disgust at the fail.
hre OF the league officials to main.
tain discipline among the players
These same fans also point oul
that the teams follow no reguldl
schedule. playing hither and yon
as the fancy of the owner goes.
The lack OF interest on The part
OF the fans Is directly due 10 the
negligence Of the owners who have
failed 10 take cognizancs OF the
important part the fan plays. II
would be much better for Negro
baseball II the entire crop of own.
ers could be taken to The river and
thrown overheard. They are 4
detriment instead OF an asset.
Hammering Henry Armstrong
alias Hurry-up Hank. alias tn.
Dark Tornado. alias the Brown
Butcher. ran into hurricane las
Wednesday night in Madish
Square Garden. and. while HAM
captured the lightweight title fror
Lou Ambers. he resembled some .
the fellows whom he has chopped
down in the past. Ambers cut hin
badly about the face, inflictiEg =
cut on his lip that necessitated
eight stitches.
While Hammering Henry was
badly cut up by his opponent
there was no question as to who
was the winner OF the bristlinp
bout. even though the fans did give
The newly triple-crowned light
weight champion the Bronx cheer.
His flooring OF Ambers in the fifth
and Hx,h rounds gave him margin
that Ambers was unable To over
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

"A coLoREp yrpeE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
BOUT Will Be
Held IN NAVAL
ARMORY FRI.
Louis And Braddock
Will Second The
Two Battlers

when pave clark, the phantom
i, the light heavyweight division,
.,eps MO Inc ring to oppose Char
or Mascara In the main event on
SIX l.ondes fight card AL Naval
,rno.v Friday night, there will re
ope hing pressing heavily OH
na,es mind avenge that defeat.
Mascara scored a close win over
rlart in one of the bouts on the
loo l.ois-Tommy Farr card last
,n,mcr. Mascara, full-fledged
heay,Ncight, used his superior
vcicni to an advantage To gain the
leci.ion over Dave.
since hat bout with Massera
nave has changed his style. In
,e.d at dancer with Ticking
IN hand. Dave is now standing
la,-Do,ed and throwing his full
weigh, behind his punches. Ar
t,aA he's flattening his oppo-
mont III manner similar to tina.
Il NJ. illustrious s'ablemate-Joe
lou.
Louis and Braddock second
Following that reversal by Mas
sera his first since joining profess
.ioual ranks. Dave has been de-
harding a return match with the
piushurgh heavyweight. John W
Roxhafough. manager of clark.
VAS lie to close for the bout last
week
doe Louis. world heavyweight
champion. will he in Clark's cor
rer giving him the sage advice the
CHAMPION has acquired in his ex-
periente of attaining the world IT,
le lin Rraddock, from whom
l.ouis won the crown, will he Ia
me opposite corner giving advice
TO Nasera.
milton Shivers. crack young
middleweieht. will oppose a worthy
opponent in the semi-final bout OF
me evening. In his last bout, TWO
weeks ago in Naval Armory. Shiv-
eis scored four-round victory ov-
er Ahke Razzon. rough and ready
Pittsburgh middleweight.
Batting Monroe. who has been
w The shelf for more than five
months will be pitted against a
capable foe in one of the prelimi-
narie-. Monroe. a formidable
pnneher has been training regu-
arly lor the past two weeks.
"A COLORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

"A coLOREp JrpGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
Oscar Matthews Is
"A Much-Alive Man
And Going Strong

NEW ORLEANS Thy Eduie|
IBurbridge for AMP A story
released through the Associated
Negro Press two weeks ago stat
led that one King Kong" Jen-
kins Was killed in a bout at
columbus. Ga. II was mme-
|diaieJy thought In some quar-
tiers that the man killed was
oscar King Kong Matthews
Iof Tallulah. La. who was SEN
sational in several Eastern
b outs. This was incorrec'.
Fixing Kong" Matthews is very
|much alive, and Oscar jenkins.
19-year-old fighter OF Columbus,
Ga. is the King Kong" who
ldied as result Of bad heat
ling at the hands Of Obie Walk
Pr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
O. E. s. COLUMN F. & A. M.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. IL 0. Z. S.-STATED MEET.
NG-1t Wednesday. DEGREE WORK-Srd Wednesday
Worthy Beatrice Scott Roosevelt Tyler
S.Ss6 Worthy Pstron-Mr. Charles Williams. Ga King
Madison SIS.
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER NO. . 0. r. STATED MEETING IsG
Friday. DEGREE WORK-4th Friday. Worthy MAtrcn-Mrs
Ollie Jordan, 1915 Anietam Worthy PatrOnMr '. A. Bristol
1sH Jos Campau Fltzroy 1883
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 81 O. Y. s. STATED MEETING End
Friday. DEGREE wORK-srd Friday Worthy Matron-Mss
James, Alfred, Cherry 81sS Worthy Patron Mr..
Haywood CAN'T 900 Hartford, Euclid s4sS
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-21
Funeral Held For
Lucan Man Killed
In Highway Crash

LuCan-FUneral services were
held Friday at the JOhnsOnVIlle
Lutheran church for Henry Willie
who died at the Tracy hospital
July 70, following an auto &C
Cident July 10.
He was born in Pommern,
Germany, December 81, 1869 and
came with his brother Herman
to America at the age of IS. His
parents and other brothers and
sisters came later.
He married Bertha Gerth of
BeaufOrd, Mimi, March 27, 1895
and they were the parents of
eight children, five Of whom
survive. They are Elmer of Lam
bcrton, Warner of AntIer, N. D.,
Lawrence and Martin of Lucan
and Mrs. Clarence KumeroW of
LambCrtOn. Two children died in
infancy and Henry Jr. in 1880.
Mrs Willie died in 1927.
March 27, 1892 he married An
ma Raducnz who survives him.
There are II grandchildren.
Rev Otto Lindekugel was in
charge Of services and interment
was in the JOhnsonville cemetery.
The pail bearers were August
Mas, Frank Mas, Emil Otto,
Fred Scharfe. Fred Mueller and
Herman Bonner.
The music was by the quartet,
Fred Scharfe, Frank Mas, Fred
Radtke and Louis Schmiesing.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-21
MORTON CLIMBS
WITH 6-5 WIN
OVER NEW ULM

Morton squared its record in
the Western Minnesota league
Sunday by tripping New Ulm 6
to 5 and stepping into the first
division while Franklin climbed
out of the cellar spot by upset
ting Hector 2 to 1. Bird Islands
challenge of Fairfax supremacy
in the loop proved a dud when
the league leaders took the Birds
16 to 0 while Gibbon regained a
tie for second place by out-slug-
ging Olivia 20 to 9.
This week Gibbon plays at
Morton, Franklin at Bird Islard,
Hector at Fairfax and Olivia at
New Ulm.
The New Ulm- Morton battle
was close throughout, New Ulm
grabbing a one run lead in the
first, trailing to l after the Sc
cond and regaining the lead 4 to
3 in the sixth. Morton came back
with two in the seventh and
when New Ulm tied the count,
tailed the deciding run in the
eighth. Steiner kept the seven
Dutch hits scattered while his
teammates were collecting nine
Thirty-two hits were credited
in the Olivia-Gibbon encounter,
Gibbon getting % of them. Many
of the clouts went for extra bases,
seven for home runs.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-21
'SANBORN AND WINNER
TO PLAY FRIDAY;
PLACE UNDECIDED

Twenty second district junior
league baseball teams will start
sub-district play on eight dia-
monds today with Redwood Falls
the scene of one of the first round
encounters at $50 this afternoon
when Lamberton and Redwood
meet at Memorial Field. The win
rer of this game will play San
born's entry Friday evening, the
place undecided.
One of the three teams will re-
present the county in the district
tournament at Blue Earth We'd
nesday ard Thursday July 81 and
%. Winnebago or Delavan will be
the first opponent there. New Ulm
is the defending champion, unde-
feated in seven starts this season.
The state meet is August l, 2
and 3 at the University of Mir
nesOta.
Redwood's entry has been i'm
proving steadily, its last conquest
being Marshall here Monday
night, d 2 to 0 shutout. Marshall
got but two hits off Crooks while
Lambert, Tiger hurler, held the
Reds to three.
New Ulm and Redwood played
on even terms here Friday night,
the game being called after the
seventh because of darkness
while the score was tied 4 to 4.
The Reds took the lead in the
sixth inning but allowed the visit
ors to tie the count with one run
in the seventh.
RedWood's midget pitcher, Hady
Cuff, held Springfield to five hits
while his teammates basted a
total of II to waltz to an to l
victory in Junior game at
Springfield Thursday. Norman
Otto got three of Redwood's
bingles, two triples and single.
Redwood scored four runs on
two hits, by Hustad and Zitz-
mann, in the first and Springfield
got its only run in the last of the
first, Spaeth being hit by pitcher
and driven in with a single and
double.
Springfield hardly got man
past first after the first inning as
Cuff scattered their hits and re-
ceived good support. Otto nabbed
Timm's hard hit grounder in the
sixth to stem one rally and Storts
robbed Art Rainbow of a homer
with a sensational catch of his
hard drive to deep left field.
Singles by Duea and Diekmeier
and Otto's triple counted for two
runs in the third and Otto and
Duea got hits to score two in the
seventh. Stensvad also was cred
tied with a triple.