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MODERN GROOM. UNFUR. BUNGALOW;
garage 1929 N. 18th st. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1939-05-21

Established 1856.
Phone Falls Church tVaD 2O39.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30

ASTORIA, Ore.-Sharp eyes
of Pilot Vernon FULLY and
Radioman o. d. Sweet in a
coast guard patrol plane, who
spotted a man shooting two
deer In the surf at Fort Stew
ems army reservation. brought
the arrest over the weekend
Of Lloyd Phelps, Seaside.
The plane was going out to
sea for patrol duty when the
filters saw man shoot two
deer which had been tanned by
soldiers of the fort, then flee
In a car. Sweet called Point
Adams coast guard station by
radio. Coast guardsmen, SOL
diers and Oregon state police,
summoned by radio, began
searching the area.
Directed by filters, the police
recovered the deers' bodies
from the surf, where they were
drifting out to sea.
The plane reported descrip-
ton of the car, which coupled
with report on the license
number by a man who saw the
car leave, brought Phelps ar
rest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
NEWCOMER WINS
PIGEON CONTEST

Harry vandenburg. a newcomer
in the racing pigeon game. won
fast and close race Sunday from
Eugene. Ore. 225 miles away. The
birds flew the distance in remark
able time. setting new record
for the club. There were 156 birds
entered from IA lofts. Next SUM-
day a special yearling race will
be flown from Roseburg, Ore, 800
miles.
Results yards per minute):
Harry vsndenburg. $4,000;
George Ness. 1525.e1: Ed johnson.
l509.l3: Parker Johnson. 1904. SO;
Joe Mcconnell. 149s.43; Howard
Olsen. l4ss.2s; Harry Friberg,
i465.s5: Stanley Remedies. 1861. 90;
Conrad Adler, 1433.2s: NJ. ]. Fech-
ko. l432.57: John Davis. 142s.06:
Dave Craig, l426.7s; Andrew Rog-
erts. 14oi.l6: Roy Stephens. no
report.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Keator Chapter
Wins Net Meet

The F. W. keator chapter, order
OF DeMolay, defeated the Tacoma
chapter Saturday by a close score
OF . to in the opening match of
a tennis tourney.
The singles results were: LIovd
Goodman * defeated Harold
Dulsc (T) 6-3, SO, 81: Bill Riddle
ID defeated Laurn Desso fK1 6-3
90, 6-3; Bill Cannon (K) e-3.
feated Chuck Reeves I'd Ga. 60.
The doubles results were: Harold
Dulac and Paul Becker TT de-
feated Lloyd Goodman and Mary
Beasley fK) 6-2. OIL; Bill Gam
mon and Laurn Desc * defeat
ed Chuck Reeves and Bill Riddle
ID liz 6-s. rs.
Olympia, Sumner and one or two
Seattle DeMolsy chapters will also
Join the tournament.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Weather Man
Says 'CIear"

Red sky at night, the sailors
delight
A crimson steak in the West
last night. which caused President
Jack Quill Of the Tacoma Tigers to
recite the above. plus an official
prediction by the weather bureau
that the skies should clear Mon
day. gave hope TO legion Of Ia
coma baseball fans who want to
see their Tigers in action against
the Sacramento Senators Of the
Pacific Coast league at Athletic
Park tonight at $50 o'clock.
Five huge trunks of baseball
paraphernalis arrived in Tacoma
Monday morning from Portland,
where the Senators split double
header with the Beavers Sunday.
The players were to arrive at 4:30
in the afternoon.
Manager Bonnie Borgmann
wired from Portland Sunday
ut W sfhu I<St SHtF-
rill, right handed pitcher, re-
ceived from the st. Louis Car
dinals TO bolster the Senator
staff after a disastrous los
ing streak at the beginning Of
the season, to the mound
against the Tigers.
The Cardinal farm club will use
its regular lineup, with Bruce
Ogrodowski behind the plate, Larry
Barton at first, DID Williams at
second, Joe Orengo at short. Art
Garibaldi at third, and Max Mar
shall, Chef Wieczorek and Lou
Vezilich in the outfield.
Hal Rhyme, manager of the
Tigers, said Sunday afternoon he
probably would use three or four
of his staffmen against the Sena-
tors. The washout of Sunday S
scheduled doubeheader with Van
couver left the Tigers with plenty
of fresh hurlers. 1t has been a prac-
tice here to give several pitchers an
opportunity to work two or three
innings against Coast league clubs.
Despite inclement weather Sat-
urday night and Sunday. there was
a brisk sale of box and reserved
seats, indicating a banner crowd
for the exhibition game Monday
night.
GrOundskecpers started work
early Monday morning on the
field and President Quill said
the game with the Solons will
go on as scheduled unless there
is rain at game time. Every
effort will be made to give
Tacoma fans an opportunity to
see how the Tigers, who have
chalked up seven wins in a
row, perform against the Coast
league club.
Regular prices in effect for night
games will be charged for the ex-
hibition game tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Pioneer League
RY United PRESS

Pioneer league teams Monday
were travelling after weeks play
which saw the league leadership
change from Lewiston to Poca-
tello. Salt Lake goes to Ogden,
Boise to Lewiston and Pocatello
to Twin Falls for Decoration day
double-headers Tuesday.
Pocatello continued to lead the
league by 2i2 games after they
lost Sunday to the Ogden Reds
in Pocatello. 1874. The Cards
previously had taken two games
to cinch the series. They won
Saturdays game, 1873.
The unpredietable Boise
Pilots and salt Lake Bees fin
ished their series in Boise,
with the Pilots winning Sat
urday. 6-5. in Is innings. and
Sunday, 11-16, TO sweep the
series.
The Lewiston Indians and Twin
Falls Cowboys split games over
the weekend, Lewiston winning
"a. Saturday, and Twin Falls re-
versing the deal Sunday. s-4.
Their loss Sunday prevented the
Indians from gaining on the Card
inals. who also lost.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Stadium Fishermen
Hold Salmon Derby

Arnold Hanson and Bill Gallo
way were first and second, re-
spectively, IN the Stadium high
school salmon derby Sunday off
Point Defiance. Only four fish
were caught by the rs anglers
who competed.
Hanson caught one weighing 5
lbs, s o.. and Galloway caught
one weighing lbs. OF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Chiefs Split
With Piippiins

The Western International league
baseball parade entered another
week today-with the surging Ia
coma Tigers heading the parade.
Spokane. tumbled out of first
place last week with four straight
losses to the Tigers, was in second
place, followed by Yakima, Van-
couver. Wenatchee and Belling.
ham in that order.
The Tigers had a lead Of
one and half games.
Rain called a cessation TO
hostilities on most fronts Sun
day. and only Wenatchee and
Yakima were able TO go
through with the schedule.
The Yakima Pippins won the
first game, to 6. but receipted
for sound 1870 drubbing in the
night tiff. Debiasi, Wenatchee
hurler, allowed but four hits in
the second game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30

FAULTS ARE PLENTIFUL
Naturally, the smarter ones do
their tricks only when in a hole.
There would be no percentage in
their doing them at any other time,
and such system does not stress
attractions.
Mechanical pitching faults are
plentiful and old and outlawed
tricks are still in use and come in
mighty handy especially when
the hurler is attempting to head
off the Yankee home run parade.
Johnny Allen spits in his glove
and rubs the ball therein, and UNI
pires and opposing players assert
that there is too free use of
resin in connection with his cloth
ing.
George Caster of the Athletics
is another who goes to his mouth
Perspiration serves as saliva in
species of the banned splitter.
Pitchers have cut the seam Of
the ball with sharp thumbnails
and on belt buckles.
They have discolored the ball
with mud, licorice, coffee and
whatnot.
They have roughened II with
sandpaper, emery and fingernsils
Two swipes on his trouscr
leg and Eddie Cicotte Of I'M
happy Black Sox memory had
one side Of the agate shined
like a ball room slipper.
Pitchers have shined one side
Of the ball and blackened the
other, creating dazzling black
and white effect.
Loading the seam with mud
made the ball dart in unsupported
directions.
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league players will have to get
their thrills from during the rest
of the season. The Yankees now
have 5i2-game lead and can
take a couple of holidays and still
breeze home.
Allen let the White Sox down
with three hits as Cleveland beat
Chicago, 60.
The Yankees won again-their
18th victory in Is games. Selkirk
hit two home runs and Dickey one.
The victims were the Athletics
and the score was TO 5.
In the other American league
games. Buck Newsom pitched the
Detroit Tigers to a 6-2 triumph
over the st. Louis Browns, and
the Boston Red SoX punched out
1877 victory over Washington.
Cincinnati maintained its
two-game lead in the National
league by splitting twin bill
with the Cardinals. Curt Davis
outpitched Johnny Wander
Nicer to break the Reds H.
game winning streak in the
opener. 6-5. The Reds came
back to win the nightcap,
81.
Dizzy Dean pitched the Cubs TO
6-2 victory over Pittsburgh,
yielding eight hits. He blanked
the Pirates for four innings.
The Giants put on five-run
rally in the eighth to beat the
Phillies, 70. Tony Lazerri, play
ing third for the Giants, drove in
two runs.
Brooklyn outslugged the Bees to
win, 1912. Dolf Camilli hit two
homers his ninth and tenth-to
take the ajor league lead. Rookie
Lavagetto drove in seven runs
with a homer with the bases load
ed and single.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Paint.Truck
Teams Clash
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS

Just couple of old friendly
enemies, johnson Paint and C. M.
I. Trucks, will meet in CITY
league game at Lincoln bowl on
Monday night. Nothing in COM
mon have these two teams, rated
as tops IN the municipal circuit.
The new game time for CITY
league contests is 7:3O and a large
crowd is expected to witness the
Paintmen-Truckmen struggle.
Saturday nights affair between
G. M. c. Trucks and Olympic Ice
Cream ended with the Trucksters
on the long end of a to l score.
Whitley Maczen holding the Cream
ers to five scattered hits. Wal
lace hit for the circuit in the
third for the winners. Felt work.
ed for the Creamers and was
touched for nine hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
,nkees Habitua Home Run Procession Enough to Make Al
Better Tricks
Are Saved for
Tighter Spots
By HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Service Sport. Editor

NEW YORK - Ford Frick
warns Fred Farmhouse
of the Boston Bees and other
National league pitchers
against the spitball and tam
pering with the sphere.
The Pittsburgh Pirates charge
Farmhouse and Claude Passcau
of the Phillies with doctoring the
pellet.
Philadelphia rather suspects
that pitchers Of the New York
Giants threw at Morrie Arno-
vich's head when they thought
the young outfieldcr was taxi
ing too many liberties at the
plate.
The bean ball Is inexcusable.
A batter can be loosened up by
perfectly legitimate pitches below
the head.
But I'd like to remind Presi-
dents Prick and Will Harridge OF
what Bill MCGOWAN, most COM
petent of American league UNI
pires. told me year ago, after
Johnny Allen of the Cleveland In
dams refused to 60 on in Boston
when the Red Sox and MCGOWAN
objected to his famous torn shirt
sleeve.
II was that SIS per cent of ma
jor league pitchers deliver the ball
illegally one way or another.
Bob Feller, the Indians
young strikeout king, Is one Of
many who - consciously or
not - goes TO his mouth be-
fore delivering the ball. Up
until this spring the Iowa
farm boy also jumped the
rubber.
But so much has been taken
away from pitchers that they
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30

Walker. Walk
err, not liking a
pitcher bounc-
ing a baseball
off his head,
took his bat and
ran after Allen.
White Sox play
ers interviewed
a n d prevented
Walker bounc-
ing a bat off
Aliens head.
This is the
sort of thing
that American
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Groues Come Back
With More Fish

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Groves, using
extreme light tackle. brought back
: wonderful catch of bass and
crappie from Patterson lake. They
took the bass on Vans bass moth
and the crappie on Satsop spe-
cial fly. Leo. Leon and Lou Ebert
and VIII Bennett caught eight
fine-sixed salmon off Fox island
Sunday. The fish were on display
ct vandes. as were the Groves
catch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
SUMMARY

SUMMARY
Two-base hits. Petersen. Chris
topher. base hits. Fernandez, Penso:
home run. Gearhouser. runs batted
in. Christopher. Dejan. Milani. Cole.
Bonetti. Gearhouser. Stamper. Peter
sen 2. Fernandez. Lewis. Mcdonald.
Lorenz. johnson; bases on balls, Cam
DIM /. johnson /: struck out, by Cam
DIM 2. by Gearhouser /. by johnson
,: hits. off Csndini in 81 innings.
off Gearhouser in A. innings: los
ing pitcher. Candini: hit by pitcher.
by johnson tGearhouserl: sacrifice
hit. Petersen: stolen bases. Dejan.
O'Shea. Mcdonald: left on bases,
Wenatchee 5. Yakima 7: double play.
Mcdonald to Stamper 70 Lewis; UNI
pires. Randolph and Stewart; time,
| so
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Tonight's Softball

City A League - Cammarano
Brothers VS.. Johnson Paint Co.,
Mckinley:
City b League-Active Club VS..
White Eagle Tavern, Mckinley;
Jensen Fuel Co. VS.. lverson Walker
Brakes, jefferson: French Bakery
VS.. Wartenbe Service. jefferson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Raiiniiers Go
Down Trif|e

The Seattle Rainiers lost
ground when they split a pair
with San Diego. the Padres
winning, 1873 in the opener
while the Suds took the night
cap, go. Three Seattle errors
plus some heavy stickwork by
the Padres caused Selway,
PickreI and Walker untold
worry while Hebert was coast
ing to a 10-hit win.
In the nightcap, Howard Crag-
head was booted from the mound
with a four-run kick in the first
The Rainiers added two
more off Herman Pillette in the
sixth. The series went to Seattle.
four games to three.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
SUMMARY

Two-bsse hits. Christopher. Milsni,
Skeely. three base hit. Christopher.
home runs. DEAN. Skeely. Cole: runs
batted in. Skelly 3. Christopher 2.
Detan S. Miami /. Cole 2: bases on
balls. off Meyers 3. Treneer /. De-
bias I; struck out. Meyer ?. Treneer
4. Dsbisss 7; hits. off Never II IN
A. innings. -.eneer 5 In A. losing
pitcher, Meyer. passed ball. Sehim-
linz. sacrifice hits. O'Shea- DeJan:
stolen bases. Deian. Mllani. left on
hascs. Wenatchee 6. Yakima g. dou-
bic plays. Oshsa 10 Skelly 70 Milani.
Schimiing TO Mcdonald. Skeeiy 70
O'Shek 70 Mliant. umpires. Stewart
and Randolph. time. 400.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30

SATURDAY RESULTS
Spokane SIS, Vancouver O-6.
Tacoma 8, BelIingham 8.
Yakima 8, Wenatchee 2.
SUNDAY RESULTS
Yakima 80, Wenatchee 6-13.
Nancouver-Tacoma (rain).
Spokane BeIlingham (rain).
Where they play beginning Tues
day:
Tacoma at Vancouver.
Bellingham at Spokane.
Yakima at Wenatchee.
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innings pitched, Craghead =: at
bat. off Craghead 5. hits. off Crag-
head 3. runs scored. off Craghead !
Plllette 2 runs responsible for. Tur-
pin ? Craghesd 4 Pillette 2. struck
out. Craghead /: bases on balls. off
Craghead 2. Pillette 2. left on bases.
Seattle 2. San Diego 4, two-base hits.
Campbell Morrissey. DaIlessandro,
runs batted in Campbell. Morrissev
Lawrence 2 Grlffiths. Starr. stolen
bases, White Lawrence Morrissev.
double play. Strange 10 Morrlssey 10
Archie. time, 1872. umpires, Engeln
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30

western washington To-Day AFTER
he defeated Bryant Baker OF
Olympia high in straight sets in
the finals played at the University
of Washington Saturday. Scores
were 6-3, Us, 6-3.
Meyer earned the right to
compete at the national high
school championships at Phila-
delphia. Also eligible to play
are Erickson and johnson Of
Hoquiam, who captured the
doubles title.
Following his victory, Meyer
was invited to try out for the
Pacific Northwest junior Davis
Cup team, which will be sent to
various tournaments this sum-
mer, and to compete in the Seattle
city-wide tourney. He also will be
given free instruction by Ken
Napier, nationally known net
coach.
Meyer was the second Stadium
student to win the title in two
years of tournament play. Lefty
Eden won last year.
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iOtdIs ..t...... 80 10 27 10 4
Batted for Pickrel in seventh.
Batted for Walker in ninth.
San Diego ......... 30l COG Hop
seattle ............. III 600 600 8
Losing pitcher Selway: innings
pitched. Selwsy 5i5. Pfckrel n: at
bat. off Selway % Pickrel 9: hits, off
Selway 8. Pickrel ). runs scored. off
Selway I. Pickrel (: runs responsible
Tor. Selway 6, Pickrel 4, Walker q.
Hebert g. struck out Selway l. He
bert 2; bases on balls. off Selway | ,
Plckrel /. Hebert /: passed bali
aaheken; left on bases, Seattle g.
San Diego 7: home runs. Strange.
Jensen; two-base hits. Gyselmsn.
Archie, Hunt. Mcdonald 2: runs bat
ted in, Dallessandro 2, before.
Strange. Gyselman. Jensen 8. Hunt.
Griffiths. Hebert 2 Mcdonald Me
mice; sacrifice, Hebert. Jensen; dou-
Bile play. Haslin to Mcdonald; time.
;58' umpires, Doran and Engeln;
players walking, Dallessandro, Haslin.
Strange.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
TERRELL GETS
BLUE TICKET
NEW YORK ~

NEW WORKINGS Terrell. vet
eran right handler, who was picked
up by the Yankees after Wash
ington Internationally released
him last August. was looking for
a job today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Seattle 3-6, San Diego 1872.
Los Angeles 5-3, San Fran. 80.
Portland 9-3. Sacramento 40.
Oakland So, Hollywood 2-1.
HOW SERIES ENDED
Seattle 4. San Diego 3.
Los Angeles 5, San Francisco 2.
Portland 4. Sacramento l.
Oakland 6, Hollywood !.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
PINES WILL PLAY

The South Tacoma Pines will
play the Third Tank company. Fort
Lewis. nine at Robert Gray field
Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

SUNDAY RESULTS
DETROIT 6. st. Louis 2.
Cleveland 6. Chicago 0.
New York .. Philadelphia ).
Boston ~. Washington :.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30

. NEW YORk-As long as there
are players like Johnny Allen
around, therell be some excite
ment in the American league.
Allen yesterday beaned Gerald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SUNDAY RESULTS
st. Louis Ga. Cincinnati SIS.
Chicago s, Pittsburgh 2.
Brooklyn Is. Boston IL.
New York !. Philadelphia 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
On the
Ian 49,.
. with !.
ELLIOTT
METCALF

4 county Uhere you find III
Uoco, ScdUieic, Longbeaci
there are many fine game fist
eaters :.
And IN that district you wil
find folks icho wiU go out o
their Way to set you strdigh
on the angling situation =.
Such as, for instance, Bol
Ginsman Of the Seduiew hote
scho pIotod your column con
ductor aud Chan Linger
Down there, too. is that frs
flight gentleman of the state fish
cries department Jack Mack
II Jack is in the neighborhood he'll
tell you where you can get YOU
game fish. or send you to those who
know =.
If you have never fished Pacific
county waters, don't pass them ur
for keeps. It's a large county ane
not heavily populated. 1t was my
first visit down there to that point
and I'm going again -.
At Raymond. 46 miles from the
Seaview district. we stopped at the
Raymond hotel for a moment
and whom do you suppose greeted
us with that deep and rich South
ern voice? -.
None other than Sam Whitemore
from or Dixie. Sans Chicago,
Milwaukee dispatcher and former
Tacoman with countless friends
hereabouts
And while we remained In Ray
mond II WAS Sam who was our host.
And you know how hospitable
those Southerncrs are. Well, Sam
just couldn't do enough to make
that Raymond stop unusually hap
py for us. He sends his best TO his
friends up this way.
Put Pacific county on one of
your fishing trips this summer. I'm
sure you'll not regret it =.
"A MOTHER one for Dizzy Dean.
which is good news. The old
boy seems to have cunning in that
aging right arm where previously
only a heat ball burst by bat
tiers =.
WELL, I'll Homicide Hank
" Armstrong vent far
across the sea to again prove
his fighting north. He cas
risking his lightweight and
acelterWeight ring crowns
ichen he fought Rodefick IN
London last iceek. because the
foul rule is strong in the land
across the big pond and
Hank is a notorious loo
puncher. Not deliberate or in
territorial. Just such a buzs-sdio
that he hits first aud inresti-
gates after. But he matched
himself last night and came
home rith added honor to the
fighting world of American
ring men -.
T OOk for better things at Bel
~ bingham, where the Chinooks
Of the WI league hang forth, now
that Stub Nelson IL In complete
command Given free author
ity you can expect the former Ia
coma end Los Angeles newspaper
man end baseball writing specialist
to bring In some needed pitching
talent and . couple Of infield-
ers -.
The Tulip city hasn't been draw
ing any too well. but the losses
have been four to one greater than
the wins. And generally when a
team starts off poorly and con-
tinues that way fan interest nat
urally takes a slump. Let Belling-
ham have a winning outfit and at
tendance il almost certain to
grow 49,.
But II Bellinghsm fans are not
interested well. there's Everett.
and the word has ii the Smoke
stack City is anxious to join the
little WI. Very anxious. The
folks up there are building a new
school diamond, which would be
available. hear. Truth IL, the
papers Of Everett give the WI
games more publicity than they
do the Coast. according to infor-
smafion coming down here
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TENss LEAGUE

Oklahoma City I. Dallas
San Antonio SO Beaumont 81
SIRE Yeport 81 Houston 81 sec
ond game lie. called after fifth be-
, cause Q. darkness.
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THE STANDINGS

A three-way tie for first place
developed after Saturdays games
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Richard Meyer
Prep Net Champ

Richard Meyer. red-haired, IT.
yesr-old Stadium high senior, was
prep tennis singles champion Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
-Four Straight
For Old Timers

-Four straight victories in as
many starts is the record TO date
OF the Old Timers Baseball club.
Yesterday they trimmed the Center
Street Tigers, IS TO I.
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Three-Way Tie In Junior League

in the American Junior Baseball
league.
Mellinger's went into tie for
first place by defeating Fir Ridge
Dairy. 14-11, Blacks home run in
the fifth inning with two men on
bases aided the winners cause.
Richmond. with home run and
triple. led Currans to IA
victory over Independent Dairy.
In other games, the 23d st.
Boosters beat the Jefferson Chiefs.
So. and the Sunset Theater Stars
wslloped Community House, 1872.
Bemmis hit a home run for the
Stars.
Play in the Class A league will
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M] Tie
~ H6ndnas

WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
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Second Camel
SAN DIEGO

q Batted for Starr in seventh.
b Batted for Pillette in seventh.