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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-04

Champion at close quarters. The busy
champion, fighting his fifth battle for
the defense of his crown in four weeks,
quickly sent Pacho into the ropes.
Then, the leather hurricane king,
smothered Pacho's face and body with
lightning attack that put the latter
out of the picture.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-04
DOLLY KING STARS IN LIU DE.
FEAT OLD

FEAT, 21-12
NEW YORK-As West Virginia's
Davis scored two touchdowns to hand
Long Island University a 21-12 defeat
at Ebbets Field Saturday, Dolly King,
Colored basketball star, was the shin
ing star for the losers, scoring both
touchdowns for his team. The versa
tile sepia star, who also plays the game
of basketball with amazing agility, in
tercepted pass and sprinted 81 yards
to a touchdown. In the third session,
King took long forward pass to put
L.I.U. ahead.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-04
GODOY SAILS FOR U. S. FOR
LOUIS BOUT

BUENOS AIRES-Arturo Godoy
Chilean heavyweight is enroute to New
York aboard the liner Uruguay for a
world title fight with Champion Joe
Louis on Feb 2. Godoy expressed
confidence that he would achieve
greater success than his two South
American predecessors-Luis Angel
Firpo and Vittorio Campolo.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-04
For Rent

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S P Q r T S
By Al "Cannonball'' Baker

or Garcia is beaten by Glenn Lee in
their clash in Manila, Dec. 16.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-04

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Volleyball Journeys
Reach End Saturday

Mixed seNtettes, the last OF the
spring inter-playfield mixed volley-
ball tournaments. will be played
off Saturday morning starting at
l0;l5 o'clock on the Central play
ground. So. 1t1h and G SITS.
There will be Senior high. Jun
Tor high and Grade divisions, with
three boys and three girls from
each plsyfield participating in each
division, These tournaments. start
ing with singles. then doubles,
triples, foursomes and finally SEX
tettes. have been popular with the
boys and girls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Tonight's Softball

Park Softoan league games tonight.
6:i5 O'Clock
City A league: Transfers VS. Cam
marano Bros. Mckinley.
City B league: Purse Seiners VS..
Active Club. MCKINLEY.
Church-Fraternsl. Central Luther
an vs.. Sons OF Pericles. Portland ave !:
Tacoma Naval Reserve vs.. Danish
Lutheran. Stanley. Zion Lutheran VS..
Ashury NJ. E. Edison
Service Veterans: Bank OF CRiifor-
MIA IS. Red Men. Harmon, Flks Club
Is Eagles Eerie No 8. Jefferson:
Y NJ B c. =. United Commercial
Travellers. jefferson.
Commercial league Games original
Is esrded for tonight will he post
poned until next Friday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
COAST LEAGUE
BY UNITED PRESS

Fay Thomas. the scow who
walks like a man, and ho-spectaeled
Dom DiMaggio. who experts said
was too small to play professional
baseball, are the fair-haired boys
of the Pacific Coast league today.
Thomas. nicknamed "Scow,' was
hot when he set the Oakland club
down with one hit last night, to
win for Los Angeles. 40.
DiMaggio gave San Francisco a
10 win over Hollywood by blast
ing out home run in the eighth
inning with two men on base. It
was the 18th consecutive game in
which he has hit safely.
The veteran Tony Freitas
took an s-3 shellacking at the
hands OF Seattle. The Rainiers
caught the Sacramento hurler
for IL hits, three of them by
Lawrence who topped per-
feet day at bat with a triple.
Dill Neooer' young right-hand-
er. won his sixth game.
Portland, which has been alter
mating with Sacramento and San
Diego IN the tailback position for
the past week, dropped Sacra-
mento again into the basement
with a Al win over San Diego.
Only one game separates Holly
wood, in fourth place, and the
Cardinals in last.
Bill Thomas not only pitched
the Beaver win but his two hits
aided in the victory. Humphreys
was charged with the defeat when
the Beavers oyercsme / to O
lead in the seventh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Kelvin Hits
When Needed
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS

Needing the game like no.
body's business, Manager Ocky
Haugland will send his SUI
perior Dairy City leaguess
against GMC Trucks Friday
night at Lincoln bowl. starting
at 1880. The Dairymen haven't
been going so hot of late, and
Haugland will likely send a
revised edition to the field in
an effort at staying in the
torrid chase for top honors.
A single by Carl Kelvin, bat
ting for Grant in the last Of the
10th scoring Penso. gave Cammar-
ano Brothers its seventh straight
of the season, the Bot
tiers taking a hard-fought 2 to
tiff from Model Lumber at Lincoln
bowl Thursday night.
The game was hurting
duel between Pete Sabutis and
Don Richmond, the former
proving the best in the
clutches, although Richmond
made his own tough breaks
with nine free trips to the
initial pillow. Sabutis out
guessed nine batters with his
southpaw slants and Don
famed one less. but the diff
ference in the battle remained
the fact that Sabutis passed
hut two.
That walks are dangerous was
proved during the game as all
three runs had their origin with
a free trip. In the first inning
Bailey walked, went to second on
an out and scored on Spadafore's
single.
The Model boys tied matters in
the sixth on walk to Thiel and
hits by Weigmann and Contes.
With one out in the last OF the
10th, Penso walked and went to
third on Pauschert's single. Len
nox grounded out, Penso staying
at third and it was at this point
that Kelvin turned himself into
a hero. The losers turned in two
fast double plays TO annex fielding
honors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03

Runs batted IN, Jacobs. Lewis. Skel-
ley, Christopher. Milano 90, Bonetti,
Spiker. Jacobs B Johnson. home
runs. Shelley, Christopher, Milani,
Gcrheuscr. sacrifice. b johnson;
double plays, Fernandez to Stamper
to Jacobs az, Peterson to Stsmper
to Jacobs. left on bases Yakima II,
Wenatchee 2. base on balls. off Ger
heuser 2, Lewis l. Treneer q struck
out. by Gerheuser 5, hits. off Lewis
7 in 5is innings. off Treener one IN
a. innings. winning pitcher. Ger
heuser; losing pitcher. Lewis UNI
piresi Morgan and Moran; time 81.
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ers we're unrccognizsb bic. but Bser's
mop Of black hair and the differ
ent shades Of their trunks always
made them distinguishable. The
blood which the vocal sccompan-
ist described could not be seen.
Figures of the men were three or
four inches high.
The spotlighted ring was the
only thing in the focus OF the
iconoscope camera. and ringsiders
appeared as black siIhouettes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

Pocatello heightened its lead to
three full games over the idle Lew
lston Indians yesterday by trounc-
ing the third place Twin Falls Cow
boys 21-15 at Poca tello.
The loss dropped Twin Falls ont
OF second place tie with Lewis
ton.
Three home runs by Schulmerlck
Twin Falls left fielder, went TO no
svail as the Cardinals pounded out
Y hits, one of them a homer nv
Manager Tom Robello.
oait Lake '..'........... 0 2
SeuOh '''s..-#. -.......l0 IL 2
Monk and Botelho; Bird and
Navarro.
Twin Falls ............151s !
focdteIio .............2I ~ o
shubel, Owens. Wry. Bodganoff
and McNamee; Nelson. stefan
Beers and Ballinger
Boise at Lewiston called off
cold.
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start for the
Cubs. and Van
Mungo waged a
pitchers battle
un til h c
seventh W b G n
the d o d & ers
scored I vic c.
Mungo weaken
e d { h e ninth
and had to be
Ia ken out. Pas
seau gave way
to Charlie Root
in the eighth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Tigers Lose Again, But Spokane Also Drubbed
TelevisiOn Days Near

NEW YORK - The day when
Mr.. Average Citizen can sit at
home and view a million-dollar
prizefight by television may be a
decade or more away. but its COM
ing was portended by the telecsst
Of the Lou Novs-Max Baer bout to
thousands in the New York area
last night.
The National Broadcasting Co.,
presenting the fight with the CO.
operation Of Promoter Mike JAG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
On the Lam
WITH ..
Elliott Metcal9

McQueens Ntnd0W:
~ Il Hare Worms.
Sulphur and moasses is good for ,chat ais vou, Blu
WING shots are born not made :.
That is, Of course to certain extent =.
linn hecomss hs s,ns with nraece
The lacking that innate quality however become
a fair good shot with constant practice or ex
Ray Grumme brought up the subject. Seems a fan of
his sports subjects which Ray delivers weekly kMO
his You and Your Dog program had asked Ray how wing
Ray and discussed the subject hrdy agreed
definite instinct
developing it than others
that become good shots
far shots have hunted with hundreds men IN more ah 90
handling cattcrgun the field and have seen some men
years ago
his No amount of practice acuel
shooting the field will bring him above the mediocre class
He built coordinate that particular kna In hs
undoubtedly would shot look
foolish because of entirely different type of coordination
. fundamentals young
might improve quickly
these fundamentals
Of the sport valuable
your anxiety excitement
which viii blur your vision at the flush approach
bird do try sweep several
put hopes random shot by aiming flock or
Third If three bird, from separated spot, all
Fourth . II bird i. nyinr downhm . uphin . . naturally
YOU flight the
bird flight What distance should him
depends upon speed of night
Is irony YOU hat with practice
explain that unless he advise at least take
the off the bird birds respective
considered
example, There other than pull off
the bird the let later what
rcctiy or incorrectly In measuring your lead
Fifth Strive balance your weight
forward making
snd not compelled to endure twisting strain to the right left
backwards waterfowl directly
Those five simple fundamentals that believe
10 provide better shooting
You gain advantage shooting
will take the mechanical things but will not provide
the excitement action whi
bird blood
jump malard goose them coming toward
bending wings decoys
to
all too often hurries shooting and makes plain why
Is mystery"
Perhaps Grummcl give than hav
offered to here Rayn be
kMO
THAT nt,. vi league baseball rae. i rae. indeed
Gang q In to lowry
Chnoos Bngham spokane
Of four While the G. dropped three
Capianos
Stub
the Chnooks wonderful
Nelson manager
the Chinooks Is seeing his prediction true
Said Stub recently:
"soon get pitching wen win We hur
ing and Z couple Of players
well Chnnies obtained Kaoyich sonla Ciemente
duty and Ed Stewart Coast
Diego, and the club seems going some place
P.S.... Bill Mcqueen :. So hare Walt Richards Ralph
Vonderkinter and Fred Sherman but they're not Dragging
about IL. E. NJ.
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obs. estimated its audience at more
than 10000 within a radius of
about so miles Of New York-the
accurate range of station W2XBS
atop the Empire State building.
The teIecast, seen in the Skill
inch receiving mirror. left
lot to be desired in detail and
color, but IL didn't take an
expert TO see who was win
ming the fight.
The facial features of the fight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
st. Louis |, New York 0.
Cincinnati 8, Boston 1, thirteen
inningsl.
Brooklyn 8, Chicago 2, fourteen
inningsl.
Pittsburgh ), Philadelphia 2.
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- % NJ . w
Three base hits Mccormick rako.
tWo-base hits. Brenner stolen bases
springer. Alden. Stewart: double MA
swift TO Stockman 20 Bremen. baees
on nails, off Servanto 4. Soinils /.
s.truck out. by Scrventi 6. BY Soiniia
:. sacrdice hit. Mandish: tirrc Of
zane l45' umpires. Nelson and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Hutch Comes
To Good Form


ioLGbo- ". Ituuit lHtNiii'
son, former Seattle pitcher. won
his third game OF the season for
Toledo OF the American sssocis-
ton baseball league by defeating
Kansas City. 81. last night
Hutchinson was touched for only
five hits. He famed seven bstters
and walked five. His season rec
ORD stands at three won and four
lost
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Be||ingham
ComiingFast

SPOKANE - The Bellingham
Chinooks, who appear to have
just awakened to the realization
that they are in the league, nosed
out the Indians last night for the
second straight game. 2-l, as Sol
Mia limited the opposition to four
hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
BOSTON SoX ATTACK

An 1S-hit attack led by Bobby
Doerr, who hit homer, triple and
double. gave the Boston Red Sox
AS triumph over the Detroit
Tigers. Eden Auker held Detroit
to eight hits, one of them Hank
Greenberg's 10th homer.
In smuggling carnival
Washington trimmed the Chi
cago White Sex. 1O-1. The
Senators made Is hits and the
sox Is. Bobby Estalella hit
double and three singers TO
pace the Senators.
The Athletics made il clean
sweep for the east by beating the
Browns. 1917. before the years
smallest crowd-4s7 paid custo-
mers. Lynn Nelson won his own
game by getting q double. and
scoring what proved TO be the
winning run on Wayne Ambler's
single IN the sixth. Dee Miles
led the AS 16-hit harrage with
four singles in five trips.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
batters Fail
In the Pinch
(By spccial Correspondentl

VANCOUVER - The Capilano'
were tied with Tacoma for first
place in the Western Internstiona
league standings today after they
had jolly well scotehed the Tigers
to 4. here last night-the second
defeat they have pasted on the
Puget Saunders in as many eve
nings.
The Tigers go TO Bellinghsm to.
night for a series.
The game was given a
tragic twist In the fourth in
ming when Ernie kershaw,
who had been pitching well for
the Caps. was hit squarely on
the nose by the hall, knock
ing him unconscious for better
than three innings. His nose
was broken, but he was re-
ported not to be in danger
today.
Kershsw was running toward
second base when Jack Colbern,
Tiger second saeker attempting TO
double Paul McGinnis off first
base, threw the ball at the initial
bag. But its flight was suddenly
halted by Kershaw's nose.
The Caps sailed the game away
in the opening two innings. Nc
Ginnis walked in the first frame
and a moment later scored when
Ralph Samhammer clouted the
ball far over the centerfield fence.
Lefty Isekite, who started
for Tacoma, WAS sadly off
form last night, either groov-
Ing the ball for solid hits or
failing utterly TO get II over
the plate. Ed Stewart opened
the second inning with q homer
over the centerfield wall.
Frank Nolpi singled. Bill Rig
ney WAS walked. ditto Nc
Ginnis and all three scored
when Al Cailteaux ratified the
boards Of the centerfield fence
with q hard double.
Tacoma collected two of its
four counters in the third inning.
Neil Clifford started the frame
With a single. Isekite raped a
but the ball got away
rom Stewart and Isekite went to
second and Clifford pulled up at
bird. An infield out scored Cliff
ord and Isekite spiked the platter
| few moments later when Walt
Mattos singled
Vancouver failed 10 score In
the third, but they did man.
age to drive Iselite to the
showers after the first man
singled and the second walked.
Ray N1edeghini. who took over
the mound for the Tigers, re-
tired the side In order.
Bobby Garretson, personally, &C.
for Tacoma's final two
'uns. He raped the ball over the
rightfield fence in the sixth in
hing and in the eighth swatted the
pellet over the same barrier for
his third and fourth homers of the
season.
Volpi and McGinnis combined
their scoring talents in the sixth
and agai Mn the eighth innings
10 count the final two runs for
In the sixth Volpi
was walked, went to second on an
infield out. scoring on McGinnis'
single to right. volpi singled in
the eighth, reached third after
sacrifice hit and an infield out.
and tailed when McGinnis singled
this time to left.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03

Stolen bases. Reich. Edy: sacrifice
hit, Rigney, two-base hits, Cailteux.
Mattos. home runs, Garretson ca.
Samhammer. Stewart: double plays.
Garretson TO Medighini: left on
bases. Tacoma 0. Vancouver 6: hits.
off lsekite hits. runs in two
innings: off Kershaw. five hits two
runs in four innings. winning pitch
er. Biasinki. losing pitcher. Isekite:
struck out, by Kershsw four. bv Bls-
Slnski six. by Isekite four. BY Medi-
ghini four: bases ON balls. off Kerr
shaw one. off Isekite four. off Rls-
Sinski one. off Medighini two passed
ball. Clifford: time. 2i2; umpireS
Randolph and Stewart.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Seattle 8, Sacramento 8.
Los Angeles 1, Oakland o.
Portland 4. San Diego !.
San Francisco :, Hollywood 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York 8. Cleveland 8.
Boston II. Detroit ).
Washington 10. Chicago :.
Philadelphia 10. ST. Louis !.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Dodgers, Not So Funny, Win
Over Cubs by Theft Of Home

NEW YORk-Brooklyns not-so-funny Dodgers spoiled
of basebals rarest early today when they
squeezed through 32 triumph the Chicago Cubs in
thinning bate-longest major league night game yet
played.
home the rally in ninth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
N] Ike
81 -N61ang
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

Yesterdays Results
Vancouver 8. Tacoma (.
Bellingham ,. spokane l.
Wenatchee 6. Yakima ,.
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MoueI LumbeF -. UUU OUI GOO O-l
Cammarsno Bros. 100 900 900 Ia
stolen bases. Minnitti Pauschert:
sacrifice hit. Hudson. two-base hit.
Bailey; double plays. Hudson to Port
man 70 Happening. happening Gun
assisted. left on bases. Model Lum-
Der Co. 8. Cammsrano Brothers 10:
struck out. BY Sabutis 9 Richmond
8 bases on balls. of Ssbutis 2. Rich
mond O. wild pitch. Richmond. hit
hv pitched ball. Hemel. time Of game
20. umpires. Stsve and Forsythe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
Pippiins Drop
Another One
WENATCHEE

WENATCHEE = Wenatchee's
Chiefs continued on the comeback
trail last night by turning back
Yakima, go. here. although outhit
by the Pippins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03

Gene Moore stole home in the
14th to break up the game played
before nearly $4,000 fans at Eb-
bets field.
The Cubs tied Brooklyn 2-2, with
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Batted for Riddle Ia seventh.
TOLEDO


Runs batted in. Grace, Fleming.
Mccoy 2. Perry Boyle: two-base hits,
Mccoy Mackie: three-base hit Flem-
ing; stolen bases DiMaggio, Mccoy;
sacrifices. Riddle, Boyle double play
Priddy 10 Rizzuto to Sturm: left on
bases. Kansas City g. Toledo g. bases
on balls. off Lindell !. Hutchinson 5:
struck out, by Lindell I. by Makosky
/. Piechota 8, Hutchinson 7; hits off
Lmdell in a. innings. Makosky
III / % innings, piechota ! in in
nlngs. wild pitch, Hutchinson; losing
pitcher, Iindell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03

SEATTLE. sh.-P
Arthur Donovan
HostskSoly mddweght championship
81
Marn s a stooee
promoter"
Either the champions Jack Dempsey
Braddock acceptable Marine according pruxman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03

Bill Brubakcrs homer in the
eighth proved the deciding wallop
as Pittsburgh downed the Pills,
5-2. Walter Higbe, new Philly
pitcher obtained in the Passeau
deal, let the Pirates down with
seven hits but walked eight and
hit one. The victory enabled the
Pirates to move into third place
ahead of the Cubs.
Cincinnati held its two-game
lead in the National league with a
l3-inning decision over the Boston
Bees, 81. Johnny Wander Nicer
and Danny MacFayden waged a
pitchers battle until the seventh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
WANDER MEIER BLOWS

WANDER Nicer blew in the eighth.
and the Bees tied it up. Both
scored in the 10th. The Reds
staged five-run rally in the 18th,
climaxed by Harry Crafts homer
with two men on.
Bill MCGEE pitched the Car
dinals to 10 triumph over
the Giants for his fourth
straight victory. Manuel SalvO
lost his own game with a wild
throw to first on Don Gut
teridge's bunt in the ninth.
which allowed the winning run
TO score.
Lefty Gomez returned to form
to quiet Joe McCarthys filters
over the serious" state of the
Yankee pitching staff and let the
Cleveland Indians down with seven
hits as the world champions began
their second western invasion with
an SO victory.
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two-run rally in the ninth.
Claude Passeau. making his first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
NEW NAMES FEATURE DELAYED

Tsdays ~DassAalrs BY
artist appear
Msn1ay feature purposely omitted saturday
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cAMMARANo BROTHERS

'Bstted for Grant in ION