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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-25
GIVEN APPROVAL

Montana senators and repre-
sentatives were informed this
week that President Roosevelt
has approved the following
works progress administration
projects:
Hill county roads, $194 ,843;
Judith Basin county roads, $751;
214; Silver Bow county court
house grounds Improvement,
SLAB: Kalisnell water system
extension, S10,493.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-25
GUESTS AT
BIRTHDAY DINNER

MIR. and Mrs. Lee B. Terpen-
ing were hosts to a group of
relatives from Billings at a din
ner Sunday. The occasion was
Mrs. Terpening's birthday.
Present were Mrs. Terpening's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
PaulSon, her sister, Miss Stel-
la PaulSon, her uncle, Louis
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Society
PaulSon, another sister, Mrs
Matt Vertin. and MI. Vert.n.
4 i

Paulson. another sister, Mrs.
Matt Vertin, and Mr.. Vert.n.
MRS. STEVENS
HONOR GUEST
Mrs. Robert R.. Barker enter
tanned a group of friends, hon.
orirg Mrs. William c. Stevens
of st. Anthony, Ida, Monday
afternoon.
Present were Mrs. Merrill B.
Evenson and sons, Billy and
Merrill. Jr.. Mrs. James Durkin
and children. Tommy and Joan,
Mrs. Row Wilkinson and son,
Jimmie, Mrs. A. E. Scanlan, Mrs.
M. N. Astle, and the honoree
and her son, Billy.
ENTERTAIN AT
SUNDAY DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert w. Kron-
miller were hosts at a 200 o.
clock dinner Sunday afternoon.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter Kennedy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fay T. Able of Sheridan,
Wvo., and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Zimmerman ard Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Westwood, Jr., of Lodge
Grass.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-25
TO E E

Seventeen graduates of the
law school at the state univer-
sity at Missoula will appear be-
for the supreme court June 6
to apply for permission to prac-
tice law in Montana, according
to A. Porter, clerk of the court.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-25
ENTERiTAINS AT
BRIDGE DINNER

DR.. and Mrs. I. L. Jaynes en-
tertained at a TOO o'clock
bridge dinner at their home last
Friday evening.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Buzzetti, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. L. Dehnert, MI. and Mrs. T..
A. Weir, MT. and Mrs. Carl
Rankin, Mr and Mrs. J. Gayle
Sawicki, MI. and Mrs. v. I. Nor
MS, Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Ross,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lyle Bell, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Henderson and
MIR. and Mrs. j. N. Thompson.
High for ladies was earned by
Mrs. Bell, and consolation by
Mrs. Dehnert. Mans high score
prize went to MIR. Bell, and
mems low to Mr.. Dehnert.
N. B. C. CLUB
MEETS AT CROW
Mrs. Henry Small was hostess
to the N. b. C. bridge club
at a 100 luncheon Tuesday at
her home i'm Crow Agency.
Club guests were Mrs. ]. J.
Sloan and Mrs. F. M Scott.
High score award went to
Mrs. ]. J. Ping and second high
to Mrs. l.. S. McAllister. High
for guests went to Mrs. Scott.
K~ENSINGTON
PLAINS EXHIBIT
At the regular meeting of the
O.. E. S. Kensington Tuesday af-
ternocn at the Masonic temple.
plans were discussed fer ar eX-
hibit of art and handwork, to
be held June 27.
HoStesSes were Mrs. Del Rob-
bins and Mrs. Luella Tate.
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COMMUNITY
GEINTNG rTP"E

ST JLNO NIlCCIE
Mrs. Ben Nelson was hostess
TO the Community Church Sew
ing circle at her home Thurs
Iav afternoon.
The next meeting will be at
the home Of Mrs. Ed Hafner,
June l.
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ENTERTAIN AT
SUNDAY DINNER
THJMBLE CLUB
HOLDS MEETING

The Woodcraft Thimble club
met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Lloyd Snyder.
After an informal afternoon,
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
Mccarthy Names
AII-Star hurIers

NEW YORK - Joe Mccarthy.
New York Yankee manager. who
will pilot the American league
All Stars against the National
leagues best at Yankee stadium
tomorrow, announced his lineup
and choice of pitchers today.
With the hurlers each sched-
uled for three innings, Mccarthy
will start the Yankees own Red
Ruffing, who has won IL games
against three losses. The second
stint will go to the Detroit Tigers
Tommy Bridges, who has IL VIC
tories against two defeats. The
cleanup assignment belongs TO
Bobby Teller. young fireballer Of
the Cleveland Indians who is set
ting the major league pace with
IA triumphs and three defeats.
The American leaguers' lesdoff
man will be Roger Cramer of the
Boston Red Sox who will play
right field. Red Rolfe, third base
man of the Yankees. will bat
second, and Joe DiMaggio. slug
cling centerfielder Of the Yanks,
third The cleanup man is an
other Yankee, Catcher Bill
Dickey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

On re clay courts ~ re Tssoms
LAVA Tenns eiuh Mosdsy HoFs.
ma. nssrnsn from feaF states ss-
san composition n The 18th annual
Pacific Northwest touFaamesI.
The fret matches ssre fsakhs
under lesdsa skl<s. whtsA PROMISED
to les the sun break thfcukh hsfnfs
The day enaea
VITA one exception. he fsssfitss
moved down their opponents ~
they pleased. daTnpsnlnx he hcr<s
~ sxnfs a. netmen N the starting
field ~ la
TIE match ~sst - TIE under
aes - eAsp thss~s. ~ n<Fks-
ks. Calf. ss~t he feIisw
tew ssmsa. stas hswttss.
Cseses. s~edea s~vsssA. ss~eA
IN the mas"v h~s,' stsEies.
"a. ga IN ~ swit ups~t ~
the mssniau.
Tsremss msinr sars n ths'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

$50: A. z Brigham, 5s-s-3o; Dick
ssturday' sweepstakes Al Carter.
ass A. Genin 74-6--ss c J.
senner. 7e-lo-e5 Leo Booth, Is
7-66
Club championship. first round
Championship flighf--Emil WICK
defeated II. Olson. ? and L. Archie
defeated J. l. Hamilton ana 3
L. Trurman defeated J Koier. , and
2. J Oleva defeated II DIXON. 4 ana
2. A Denim defeated d BrockwaI.
and 3. Z CLARK beat O. Ekmsn.
AAi S n Gustafson beat A. 2 ROYAL,
By default. Leo Booth beat Gil Port
as Second n.sht-F r. Thaekersy de-
land beat {. J Senntr ] up 4 QUE
tafson beat D.ek Long Up. a
carter beat r Il Hsger. : and 8.
I'd osrceSu beat y c. NoftfnsoB
I up Jack Adams A y Brigham
and Joe Harrison drew 0Yet
Fourth night-E G HcENen beat
beat q. vogsl I ana Ford willsT.
@ Beli Al johnson. Ronald cToEe.
p I Gordon and j o. Petsrson dres
PsrlIana Bss, nine srsds Olson.
3t-lo-7a Cliff Olson 33-s 1s-3fas
Hicasn hole. Van. Lshmznn, IT'S "a
Club Championship. qusliiyins
I round Los gross BUD Lehman. 81.
Joe Greco. - Layd Berry. II Los
net Tom Hofto. So
Tne first tEo matches are 70 ce
played before sunday night
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Pacific Coast League

dnii /. Bittner 9. Freitss Hubbeil ,.
runs responsible for Muncrief Y.
Crandali / Bittner 5. frietas 4. Hub
bell ,. struck out, ny Munerisf l.
Hubbell a bases on ballS. off Mum
Grief Z. Bittner 3. Hubbeli 5. hit by
pitcher Morehoust by Hubbcli. orilk
BY Bittner. left on bsses Hollywood
"a Sacramento 7. home runs. Nor
man. winsett Wiecxorck. kshle. two
base hits. Cisseli Marshall 4. Carl
bHldl 2. runs battcd In. Norman J.
Winsctt 5 uhslt Morehouse Vice
zorck Borsmsnn. Cihsell. Marshall.
GAftbald g. kahle Orengo sacri-
fees Muncrief oriik Norman. Borg
mann Gsribsldi: double plays. kahle
70 cisseli TO osbrielson Borsmsnn TO
Wleczorek. Orengo 20 Wiecxorek.
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RACE RESULTS

FIRST race: $500, claiming, 3-yesr-
Odds and up, Washington breds, S,a
Good Effort uls) $3.50 s27o % 20
Fort Chenoe li6b... $40 2fo
MiIiv Rogon tiosi 240
JOCKEYS in order Neal Webster and
Tryon time. l.0o As. Teasing.
Plucky Bow. Bay Lad, Fort Thomas
also ran.
second race: $500 claiming. 3year-
olds and up; six furlongs.
Speed Home ,loel 900 - 90 $3.50
Busy Mae 1loC.... 400 3so
Spanlsh witch diD IL 60
jockeys in order: Pagan. Grohs,
Frederick: time. l:I2 as. High Trust.
Princess Val. Poly ROYAL, Pat w
Orwell. Smoky Fountain. Burning
Feet. Wigtown. Carbon Copy also ran.
Third race: $500 claiming. 4-year-
olds and up. / lilo nils M ao AZ .so ,,.o
Julia Bludgeon 1o5 1880 $50
Crystal Speed l0el 800
Jockeys IN order Grohs. Sena. Dam
iels: time. ! .46 Painful. Dad Butler,
/ Tricklins. Florence B. F also ran.
Fourth race: 1900. claiming, 4-year-
ODDS and UP. one mile oo an M
Banker Conard uo9s5.75 % 90 " 30
/ silva IIo21 IL 80
JOCKEYS In order: Grohs. Dodson.
Norton. time, ! 80 l-5. Open Range.
Lazy EQitns lulf Lhbs Nhtiblifs tN"e ~
Hogan, Matilda Jane, My Bow also
ran.
rim race: $500 claiming. 3yesr-
olds and up; six furlongs
Fervorita JOB -: Hso SO " 90 9o
+ NJ Snenee tIiol $50
jockeys in order Dodson. Bovine,
/ Grohs: time, Ill 3-5 Allegrezza.
sun Rec. Dsvids Boy. Red Checker,
Silver Sarah also ran.
sixth race. $500 graded handicap.
t Swear -olds and up ! l-le miles:
Ethelmont dlD So 20 s3 90 % %
Rochester Boy do2j 1910
/ jockeys in order Pierson, Malear,
Cassity: time. A %. MCCARTHY,
+ Orbridge. American Emblem, Bell oil
Iron. Mullet also ran.
seventh race: tl 200, handicap, o.
year-olds and up. six furlonss
SKY WIND Ii2l - 30 - 80 " ~
Some Turiey loo1 &C.. 700 40
Mica Rock G08l $3.50. 500
JOCKEYS in order Grohs. sperry,
Josephson: time III. Prince Bow,
Beldad Sky Pirate also ran.
Eizhfh race: $500. claiming. 3-ycar-
olds and up. one mile
Edgar Boy no. .....s4s 90 ~ 50 " 90
Victor Il31 . 270
Jockeys In order. Dodson. CassitY.
Pierson: time. 80 is SHADY wood.
Crystal Image. Curious koTeena,
Autumn Color. On Dolly, Train Sig
nal also ran
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Tigers To Play
Dauids Tonight

One 70 the outstanding h~se-
hall attractions q the season
win he presented at Athletic
park tonight when the colerfui
House 81 David club ef Benton
Harhor. Mich. viii meet the
Tacoma Tigers Of the Western
international league. The game
Is scheduled for $50 o'clock.
II win he the first time that
the House Of David team. n fire.
quent visitor 10 Tacoma. has
ever played . professional club
In Tacoma
The House Of David showed
that II L. strong aggregs-
tion by winning from spokane,
10 TO 5, last Monday night In
spokane. The bewhiskered
tossers have beaten several
other professional elubs On
their present tour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
Great Victory
ForSky Wind
Nv COLONEL CARY

ovner-trsiner Larry Kidd tied
NJ another division at Longscres
yesterday when he sent out Sky
Wind to capture the Puget Sound
handicap in I'LL fiat. only four
fifth off the track record.
Harold Ostrow's Sky Pirate.
holder of the track record and
winner OF his last start. finished
q Disappointing fourth after being
made odds-on fsvorite by crowd
IN excess of ten thousand.
The running time was the
fastest turned In 10 date. and
points Sky Wind ~ the horse
10 beat In all sprints from
here on In. The win gave Kidd
his second handicap winner.
and pushed his winning total
To nine, far In advance Of all
others.
Mrs. C. Simon's Some Turley
FbuNlHdtu ~ sui fAAeS ~ AhAs'Ahsr
second to Sky Wind. just barely
outlasting Mrs. f. q Barbour's
hard-driving Mica Rock.
Saturdays main event, the Puy-
sllup Purse. saw Dipperconard live
up to his works and previous races
by holding Campillo at the wire
TO return winner in the good
time of Ill AS for the six fur
longs.
Owner-trainer E. NJ. Markham
lost little time in taking back the
7-year-old mare Step. Claimed
from Markham last Tuesday by
H. C. Taylor for 500, the daugh-
ter of Little Smoke returned TO
the Markham stables Saturday for
$500. after finishing fourth TO
Shasta Fire over a mile-and-a-
sixteenth. II was the only claim
of the day. Sunday saw more &C.
tivity among the halter men when
two claims were registered. Poly
Royal went to Mrs. H Shockley
for $500, and Allen Drumheller
grabbed the winner Fervorita from
Burrus and Baca for 81 200.
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Win aew nrrsvn1e sunfno n
mofs nn1 msss hrveee ~ n1u~1n9
soen mevnaHu. Weeh = onlN9
sp>>1s1 ~. 60 tpteas tlnppo -
bein9 ro0ln(ere6
~ 6nnnS. IN. G. d Ir~1Nfp
god s.yons-ol1 op>dlNo. veeAef :
half N - ~ hno1I1y. uuD1aee6
IN re sslt - ~. ~ - = cNel-
isnass n y nesF wlHnle1 feru.
nne -. sea1 Pm cnnve1IH e>Id-
lns fsnm the prumheIIe< e1mo1ea.
tutns1 h : stee IN nn1nr1ay ever
In heue-eee1 ef<er wu<Nl99 >
half u ~ ~. nrsentnG ~
s-ysor.cl6 90 rspeat 4 ~ tnat
pltsn Nm ~ nl9A
f'n1n~ppuo Ioobe6 IItsis 1T
whsa ~ wsea = hal1 n - -
Nsm6sly. tn o-y~as.eG1 npuaveees
esldlng da>ea't sesm y nnv& ~
California fosm ~. ~ L Pr.
nuspn's Uloeovo1Gn wsUt : a<ee
fIvp- ssonls n IL ~ hpeeoben
The a-ypar~~t1 mteteurI psexe
shaui1 esvs : nsgd nsegunt - hess
ell eirue ~. ueooonA M a ~
pe1s nnsur1~y wen1 ~ axs~sve1
into h1islsnsne "a ~ ulees. IlHpe1
/ att tn irueh en6 m peuonofy -
| laid ~ ~ tsnknev uD~nnno
| IN e-yeof-~t6 loolue1 sNepp ~ :
haady haif n - - m1npvD -
losh~d fair gutNS shree->1Gel1o n
- zss. HARDLY. unp1oee1 n o1o
out ~ far. In s-yeer-~l6 sN1pt1
improve. n y. tjlesevte oprne q
wnshsd . nh thsser@nnrs1vo =
tiIs ~. b0nsBty Tne ereoe<a>1
daughter n JDstlee y fntte1 4
plnrs ftrut M. NE en- ~ eNpeel26
% ~ beftss.
Aensoosw seema b - hetlllno
ne edge nlcety veNt : ~
In ~ %. han1tjly. LAfvy XII
has ~ s-ysnFold ssnne sl1etp
and Inc som ~ psfnjla eAa mo1e \
thsss wssa Il ma pstene1 - 40
n no In ei.160 leek9 NM ~
rishs spsf c. :. snsankassdlp now'
ards La1t pntelee ennNf6 - unl1.
ins ~ s0oa. Ths t.yenrset1 ~
fsintsx MY bs~a't sneu9 meen
10 data. hui shsuid - run1y ~
hsIf N ~ ~. bveen6ao-
I Nun IN ~ -, 1870 tnner'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
Fir Ridge, Sunset 1heater viii Clash
Wednesday to Break Tie for Leoderskip

aemmss ~ - fov ~ - nlsee
fivs for s<ven. instsrelnG : 49,
run whitney - - ~ ~ ~
iaesfs hitting > homs rea. tse
tripiss ard : single n fn<u sirNes
w.
rif Hs1xs uasry bsrely beet ~
AL ~ hoast<rs y : gsHe -
t.sneoia bgwt. Tn nrese wne -
Nasenss fsg ~ noassese ~ o.
~ fov vr H,66s Dairy 60 ~
thrss hits.
nsiiknasrs uos<1<41 ~ JG((ogs
san cns3fs. ~, iasnely bo6anoo
1t nussslrs 1espte. wn>Gh heoo1Io4
N three usne. Js5fsrnea pag4 ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

Pr Ridge Dairy and In sans~t
rbssisr stars stu ~srs TED fos
The JunIor Industrial iesssss LEAD
today following Saturdays EsmsA.
Tbs tie ~itI ~ broken Wsdnes-
day whsn ms teams clash IL IA.
son fssid Each has woa nina
games and iost one.
B<mmis and ntone led th< At
Tack - th& stars oyerwhelmsd
csusns. zs-iz. Al Jeffsssos park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

asss.ea nses u<ssr. roAsted No
erpen<nt. nj. fsur<ft. <i>e -
Tseasns. &c g. Ths western
wsshlsxsaa lntsr><hclkssse >lnGiss
eksmFscn 49, H<ssf n ssnr<f.
Al Z aseleek ieesxht. Mayer
plays hsa s>scat nrrensnt Il N
day. Dan Fe<k.
only cas n<snss stnntss nstsh
vas Stayed II $40 pm Hsrmsa.
nsskelsy. master pca c1rstsne.
Tsrama. "a &c.
III the hnys Singles. thv<e To-
scmsns pa&ssd victories walter
Discs asfs.tsd lack Van Estor.
Olympus. "a. s-is Ralph Davis
trimmed 1uAn Asssl. slss - Ia
coma. 81. 80. snd t1l<sn Murray
srcnnesa si<nsrs iAv~~<y. nplltn2@
ham. ~. a.
4 ia.sens-~sa s~trn~s. ~
Ce<hsss. haitses svem ~
away Wtnne>hn. ~. - aeess
esmp>ssssea sr~m 10y Cesy.
uelllnehnen. t~rAson ~ - .
ssssetsaa watch. g. ie.fe
No PLAY ~ the wesneN's n1nuiea
~ aaaniss event wss sehedaIpd ~
the opening day
Interest this <fisvneoa was ese'
tered On The men sinniss watches
Dick Bennett II rAeamss spe<bed
sseana b Edwin Amash. defend
ing champion. wss . hsavy fnvoritu
10 nutslass HE Portland opppneng
Louis nfown. Annther lees
fsversts. George chessuns. weI
slated 10 face seaFns Cutshunss
a. salem. ore
The tournament hes drawn -
az the largest entry is<ts n pears
Chairman A. = fsssfsna waa hass
pressed 10 arrange sufficient Hota
accommodations for the n>tmen
ewing 10 The many eeaveatteNl
nnsted here
rhe vesuItsl
soss's ~swuIss
Pal HsFmsn. nssseisy. asfsste'
Don cAsstens. TacemAs 90, 90.
Sasiss soea's nlsu1es
Richard Meyer. fsepma. dsfeal
ea nliI Nsuh~rs. s.o.sas cy nn~
srs. Lsuxvs<w. heat NH nrow1
raoama. -. 81 poe Ervsa. y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
Teams To Meet For Softball Crown

serviee-Vetersn league game.
The Inter-Lesgue Presidents
council will meet Wednesday ct 8
D. m. in the Park Recreation Of
fees to arrange the Tacoma City
championship pisyoff. AL council
members are requested TO be pres
emit Managers Of teams in the Ia
coma sostbsll association who are
interested in the playotf are also
urged 10 be present
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
Jones' Home Run
Wins for Oldsters

Jones nit = h0m< run with tss
bases ioaGsa In tbs eighth inning
70 break . SO lie and snaDls The
Old Timers 70 defeat the Japanese
Amsr1eans. 100. Sunday On the
College u Puget Sound field.
Heinrich. pitching for The Oh
Timers. struck out IL msn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

Euas aass<a ia. Bliss. nsna2a ..
A sLo~rnlAH 4 Hbesh4E. Cnfisto-
ghef sons&si a Niisns ofb&nt1sss
Iso- b4s< Blts Llxbts<r Biz. be-
nstss. Milan b<ssns. tnfse-Dees MI.
uaeh0.sou. boxne Feas Nandeh ,,
n atocxmxn. as1ble pays. . r;o<k >
man - Biiss 70 Ltebtnsg,. i<ft IN
bzaes. f<ilipsb40g D. Henstense ~
Dzs<a on sslls. off CAhdini J. n<ssns
1iui D f5erhekue<f 3, b<yfos >. kFs-
.osleh B. hitA. OF cancint ~ an.
Bisss D Oft krsioyith Ia , lnHinx.
10 OF OsfA<ssss<F Ia as inninxs ..
OF B<sxns IN AZ inninxs .. hls ~
pitcnef. harris ~ o<fheeu&<f. Innsss-
a. ~ Kfsloyief p@<s<a Dali: obsn-
On; winning 1It<nsf. kfai9slspg -
ard Barrett, time Of ssn1s. 1.i1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

IUfaIN 7 10 2
a Batted for Bithoru In seventh.
b Batted for Hermann In ninth,
c Ran for Browne IN ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS
Seattle ........ oio 2ii 2OO.-7
Oakland ..... Dol 900 Dol a
SUMMARY
Innings pitched. Fallon ~ Bithorn
"a: al bat off Fallon 10. Bithorn "
hits. off Falios T. BithoTn 3, runs
scored off Fallon 4 Bithorn 3. runs
responsible for. Turpin q. Fallon 3.
Bithorn q. struck out. Turpln 4. Pal
lon /, bases on balls off Turpin l..
Fallon 4 BithoIn 4. hit by pitcher,
Coscarart by Fsllon. three base hit.
Luby. two-base hits. Hunt, Halmondi,
run bAtted in. T1Irpln q Lyman.
Strange z. Gyselman. Cosearart.
Browne. sacrifices Turpin 2. fallon.
Strange: stolen bases, White q, Archie
double play. Lyman 70 Luoy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

Asbury N. Z. second half win
ner. and Zion Lutheran, frat half
champion. will clash Wednesday
evening at Sis or the Mckinley
No. 2 diamond for the sIl-sesson
Church-Fraternsl league champion
ship.
Bark ~ California and United
Commercial Travellers meet Tues
Aag ~ Jefferson No. ! IN Q crucial
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SACRAMENTO

H1Oht hh lFFlEoc
Sacramento o3o Ool 900 COO o.
HOLLYWOOD $500 0O1 100 100 600 %
SUMMARY
rnninss pitched. Afaizois 5tas
Schmidt q plus. sheriff. =. FrcitHs
-. ~ ost off sfdizois 10. schmidt
40 sheriff. J. Freitss hts. of
Ardlzois ) Schmidt 0 runs scored.
OFF AFdizois 4 Schmidt 4 runs re-
sponsible for Ardizoia =. schmidt
struck out Ardizola Z. Fleming ..
Smith 3. Schmidt ! bases On balls
OF Ardlzois 3 Fleming } ochmlat q
lcft on bases. Hollywood ascFs-
mento O. nome riins. 0fiis. Norman,
Osribaldi tWo-bsAe hsts NlBsett
Cishell runs hated in Oriis , for-
man 2. uhsit oaribsjdl. CIsseii' sac
rifies Ardizoia double PLAYS BoFs
mann 20 Wieczorek Kshis 70 CtAesii
70 GsDfieison. time. 73T
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winning pite hrf pflpt ldains
pitcher fbomse innings pttchsd -
Thomas - Pfim 4 plus ~ bat or
Thomas ~. Prlni - bIfs. off ThomaA
.. Prim IA fanA scored off fhonlas
q FfiH runs responsible fof
Thomas 2 pFsn = Y1ekFei q struck
Niia pitch Thomas eft On bases
Portland 5 LS.s anEsisa . home runs
Sweeney English. HasKins Wilson
txo- base hisa. 81esaey HoAeHb eFs
English. sifinzss Jsfffiss Ao8k<s
runs halted Ia. Frederick 2 ! Col
Ina cibdckl z Htfihssr HNe~nsF
Esslisn ; Aouks 4 wilson SAL
Pflns. Hawkins sacrifices ! Collins
Mao pfius doubts DE sNssnsg 70
Hiibufn 70 s~e@nrY
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Women Iourney
Gets Under Way

rhs qualifying ruand a. ~ t.
coma womsn's Gulf assurtati on's
ninth annual city championship
tournament got under way Mon.
day 81 the Meadow Park course.
Between 20 and 80 sntfanss
sought tbs 10 places In ths cham
pionship Right.
Absent from ths tournament ~as
Mas loan Mshon. 1887 and te9e
msdalisf and ehsmpsea.
Among the fsvorisss this year
ar. Ruth csnsis. Mrs. W. n Dean
ard Mrs. Al Carter
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at Ike


SUNDAYS HftHHs
seattle 10 OAKLAND al
t.az Ansslss "a Portland al.
san biesa IL. san FFsnrisTu Ia
sacramento ia.s Hailrwoo8
steeana game tia called after tesEs
teen lnnlnss dafkn fet
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Totals ss..s4 AZ I'll o
Hattea for hiemiee in seventh.
b nAtted for Tobln IA seventh
c Ran tor Durst IN hesfBths
HCORE BY lHNTNUB
San Francisco ..... 400 Goa Is
san Diego ...z4.t4 400 ol0 "a
SUMMARY
Winning pitcher, Jorsrna innings
pitched jofscns . piilk nalion / at
bat of JofEens ~ hits. off JoFaens
z; funr responsible fuf, Jorgrns J
Tobln s struck out ioraens 4 To-
bin 5. Baiiou bases on baiis. off
JorTsns 4 Tobtn 4 Wild p!fehea To-
san Diego 10 three -naae hits Nor
bert Warner two. base hits Jennings
Carlyle Drtorc runA batied In. Hol-
der Norbert Detnrs Z Siemise Pfa-
yicF. Warner. sacrifices. ratcheti
Detofe, Frazier