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Main 1881 for Miss adtakrr
Wanted TO Buy

OLD AUTO. TO use its motor IN boat.
must be cheap. Virsinian Welding
Service ITO Pacific ave.
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Poultry and Supplies

ONE 540-egs Charter and 3 540-egg
Jubilee incubators. SIS each. or
four for $50 l.. G. Swinney, RI.
!. BOX SIT. Spanaway.
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WANTED TO BUY ON TERMS. 1880
or 1891 Ford. four-door SEDAN.
Write HI Times.
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loesed-OH Land

WRITE ~ call for boosist ~ lasssd
land in Nssi wan for tsis o. stsg
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uCklc PULLETs AND FRYERS
i|lSO wanted Highest pri ces.
RODMAN'S. 400l No. 26th PR 3546.
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Miscellaneous for Sale
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RENT cEaap lsaAe Vii tfede 10 a.
Improved. paVing. .lectririty. i2ie
Tar 80
RENT yopr property through IN.
So Eart Bradlsg CO NAln sthi
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Main stsI for MI. Adtsker
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Fl. Z. COPE
VIE BUY, sell and trade livestock.
poultry GA 1912 1886 Pacific ave
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10" TABLE SAW and 6" Joiner, cash
GA 2i9O-J-3
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Farmers Column

WANTED-Chicker OF all kinds J c.
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Wanted 10 Rent

MODERN three room house garage
Two person. only. Teaf 3sis 50 q
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ORE ROOM and k.tcheuctte also :
rooms first floor TT So Eye
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RENT saved #2-r outside apt % %
mo. 1919 Tao afe.
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LII ABNER

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TWENTY hCEEs THREE ROOMS
gsfsss tnieksn houss barn THO
bCfEk garden balance timber
Woo free 1so miles vest ffofn
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Route Boz a7s. PuIAIup
FF'gT SILL or TRADE flFs -affs
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CLEAN apartments % % month.
Garage e. 1910 So Men only
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BROOM modern house garage II d. %
sired Telephone and water paid
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ASSEMBLY APIS PUN z rms
Adults 6team ~ lzltL1 Iac ave
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CTECl SAVINGS & LOAN ACCTS
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9Th AVE ous walking distance:
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SALT WATER front On wonoche
bAy. a. $50 tidelAnds Included.
one acre. 9-room cottage and ] %
room summer cabin close TO
school. store and paved highway
good fishing clam digelne and
swimming. an ideal spot for
summer camp or year around
home electric lieht and water sys-
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ternS h II jerks. GA 40i2
WE WILL FURNISH 1HE MONEY TO
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WE have building site 81 2la level
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furnish plans Tor OF d-room
bungalow. We also furnish con-
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terest and small monthly payments
For information call Mr. Gust. On
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LARCHMONT ACRES GARDENS
ONE or two acre sites best Of gar
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lines. Il Interested TIA a sarde- you
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and most easy terms Cali M Gust
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Main sia for NJ. ,at.ls
Real Estate for Sale

or and proeior-Snsp
JUST north 81 6th ave. S-room
home. on paved street well con
s,ructed; large living rcom and
fireplace. dining room. Kitchen
with gas range. breakfast nook
and breakfast SCI. kitchen and
nook - modern a. can - found
In any home. with beautiful view
81 park ? large bedrooms
rcomy closets. bath. basement
with furnace. garage home
originally cost s.. 600. NOW So
500. and On easy terms Duncan.
la 297e. DAYS Ma eiSS
North End $3.50 Cash
ESTATE must he closed 6-room
bungalow and lots. near North
4Sth and Stevens. fruit and
shade trees, a wonderful invest
ment Call Stanley. eve Pr itta.
office. MA PISS
$50 Down
= ACRE. brand new 4.room bun.
galow. near Andres store COM
bined living and dining room,
beautiful cabinet kitchen. , nice
bedrooms. S-piece bath. also
shower attic. garage. paved
highway; real snap Price 5000
Bal like rent Call Mr. Speefs.
eve PR 23a5. DAYS MA si3s
$500 Cash
8 ROOMS. bath. laundry trays. ?
lots Pear garage, near So 5eth
and Park Price 1850. $50 per
month Call Hubbard, Pr 9ss
STEEL. STEEL. STEEL. Inc.
MA al3s iii Pacific ave.
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TWO ROOMS nicely furnished. IN
GLIDING light water bath. go
Golden slipper BrooEdals
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Watch Repairing
Washers

WASHING MACHINES
Paoa;re Vacuum cleaners repaired
NJ ~Oi'- Parts for all makes
BRAUTIGAM 4 MARTIN INC
e22 o. Ee.ens Ave BR 1913
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Massage
Picture Framing
Physicians, M. D.

J p. THOMPSON NJ D skin Dis
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FAl R Of the
FAIR WAYS

Mrs. Lowell T. Murray, Miss
Amy Lou Murray and Mrs. Cory
don Wagner were co-medalists in
Mondays qualifying play for the
Country club women's champion
ship. Each hung up scores of SO.
The play-off for the medal honor
will be held next week.
First round matches were played
Tuesday, with these results:
Championship-Mrs L. T Murray
defeated Mrs. Judson Benton, 7 and
6: Mrs. Karl Richards defeated Mrs.
c. C. beaverton. and s; Miss Amy
Lou Murray won from Miss Presley
defeated Mrs. Harry Andrews. and
5: Mrs. Corydon Wagner won from
Mrs. z. Griffin. and 4: Mrs R. Bur-
nell defeated Mrs. A Rabbit. 10 and
8; Mrs. Henry Foss downed Mrs Ar
thur Rust, S and 4: and Mrs. James
Wingate defeated Mrs. Robert Beach.
Second flight-Mrs. A. W. Clapp
won from Mrs. Thomas Currsn. and
3: Mrs. L. K. Schwartz drew a bye;
Mrs. Roderic Olzendam defeated Mrs.
j. r. Alsip; and Mrs. w. r. Ripley
drew Dye.
Club championship play at Mead
ow Park is on the books for next
week, the qualifying round on Tues
day.
Mrs. Herbert Fry won the Brookdale
eclectic tournament
with a low gross OF IA. Mrs. George
williams won first division low net
score, 7o-18-61. Miss Ella Reinke
won second division low net, 1856
so.
Aug. % is the date set for the
Brookdale club championship.
Allenmore club will be host course
to the champion Of champions event.
Sept Is. That's on q Friday.
The Meadow Park tombstone tour
ney went to Mrs. Floyd Thackeray
Tuesday. She reached the 18th. Mrs.
c. j. Senner led the second division,
reaching the 18th.
Mrs. Olaf Grything won the month
" sweepstakes at Highland TUESDAY.
s3-2-si. Second place went TO Mrs.
Ben wintermute. s4-i2-s2.
Mrs. Barry Sugg led the best-nine
play at Falkland Tuesday. A-l4h7-
loi. Mrs. Charles Morlock tied with Z
Mrs. Charles Barofsky. each with 80. I
Matched cards favored Mrs Morlock. Z
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Two Of EN-
Home Blasts

CARL BRADY, brilliant young
~ Tacoma southpaw. pitched two
mistakes last night in his So.
five-hit pitching victory against
the Yakima Pippins at Athletic
park. But they didn't hurt, after
all.
The mistakes were home-run
balls. one right after the other, to
Fernandez and spadafore, in the
second inning. They were pitches
that sent the Pippins ahead of
the Tigers, and /, until the fifth
frame, when the Bengals jumped
on Red" Miller. their jinx, and
went out in front to stay there.
After that session the Pip
pins were manacled, ham,
strung. powdered and whipped
by Brady's mastery. II was
his 14th victory. You hardly
can expect to see the lanky
youngster In . Tiger uniform
next year. He appears to have
too much stuff.
The Tigers went out in front in
the first frame when Reich hit a
homer over the left field wall.
That lead soon dwindled when
Fernandez and Spadafore cashed
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IN on Brady's two faulty pitche
to send the fans into pop-eye'
excitement at seeing 30 man,
homers come at such a close spac,
of time.
Incidentally, IL was Lanky
Brady who also supplied the
fans with = real treat. That
came In the sixth. but let's
not get ahead of our story.
Wen jump into the fifth frame
when the Bengals took the lead,
never to lose 1t. Clifford drew
four wide ones and Brady sacri-
feed him to second. another bit
of good work by the hero of the
night.
HARTMAN AGAIN
Then Hartman, another sprout
who has been playing Double A
ball and Is sure to gain promotion.
clouted q triple to left, scoring
Clifford. Hartman scored a mo-
ment later on Mattos' sacrifice
fly to the outfield.
Now. the sixth and Lanky
Bradys bludgeon work. Abbott
hit past third and Colbern walked.
Miller baked and the runners adj
vanced a notch. Clifford, back in
the game after weeks of idleness
because Of a leg injury, was pur-
posely walked.
That contempt on the part
Of Red Miller toward his
brother hurlcr provoked de-
termination. because when the
Red-Head chucked 20 Brady,
Brady slammed the agate to
center. ~ clean and handsome
hit NJ = home crowd ever
saw. And two runs came
over. the game put In the
bag for keeps.
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On the Lam


Scientific report: There is win
on Mars same as ON Earth
limp! So. Mars is populate,
after all -. politicians :.
listen, you anglers
Il hare information from
doUn Pacific county acay :.
SeavieU, W,oaco and such
places that the big trout
are taking the flies IN streams
there. North riUer NaseHe
riUer Wllapa rirer. the
Nemah and Others really are
proDiding fine sport for fly
casters =.
THE New York Yankees can
see only the pleasant side
of life. They are just a big
bunch of kids who are in the
money and lying on velvet, the
future as rosy as a baby's
cheeks =.
Ralph Weimar brings that word
back from the Gotham country,
where he lived in a home adjoin-
ing Joe Gould's new place. Joe,
manager of Jimmy Braddock. was
host to the Yankees one day and
Ralph met the gang -.
Great fellows, every one" said
Weimar. "Out there at Atlantic
City, where Gould lives, they swan
and played like bunch of 14-year-
olds. To see them in swimming
and acting up, you'd never believe
they formed the great Yankees.
More like college kids on the
Ralph talked with Joe DiMaggio,
who explained the Yank slump by
saying; well. we were SO far In
front we didn't think IL was going
to be anything hut q breeze TO
walk In TO the title. We were SO
far ahead at one time some Of the
boys seem to have lost interest.
That Is, top-flight interest" -.
That is true of great athletic
teams, at times. Even great ath-
letes. Some snap out Of 1t in time.
Others don't. The Yanks appear
to be the kind that don't stay
slumpy -.
Ed PARKS. known as "Dinky" in
the long ago of Tacoma's early
baseball. visited this office yester-
day. Reports California eds a
Los Angelean) fans have gone
crazy against umpires. Said he
never saw anything more brutal in
this respect in his life =.
Cant account for it," he said.
Nobody can. But for some reason
or other the fans have gone ber-
serk, far beyond the line Of reason.
You may think things are bad UP
this way but you should be
down where I come FROM, more
especially in the smaller leagues.
They are killing the game Of the
developing brackets" ..
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LOCAL RIFLE STARS MAKE TEAM

Charles Hollinger. Lincoln high.
and Raymond Koehler. Stadium
high. made the Western National
Guard rifle team that will repre-
sent this state at the national
shoot at Camp Perry. They won
their positions at the recent guard
qualifying shoot at Fort Lewis.
They are members OF the 14sth
Field Artillery. They viii compete
in the small bore event, the NRA
and the national feature which fol-
lows Hollinger shot at Camp
Perry last year and was among
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Caps-Indiians
Battle Hard
by UNITED PRESS

The Vancouver Capilanos de-
feated Spokane, ? to /. last night
at Vancouver in one of the tight
est pitching duels this year in
Western International league ball
games.
Wimpy Quinn, Cap third
sacker, saw his consecutive
game hitting come to an end
after so straight. He was
stopped cold.
Vancouver collected only two
hits, but the Capilanos hit at op-
perfume times. The Spokane In
dians hit safely three times. but
Holmes kept them scattered and
stayed out of trouble excepting
for the one run.
At Bellingham, the Chinooks
took another drubbing, 10 to 6,
from the league-leading Wenat-
chez Chiefs.
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Keller's bat. He doubled with Rolfe
on second in the 10th. driving in
the run by which the Yanks beat
Washington, 80. It was his sec
ond hit, having singled earlier.
Joe Gordon hit homer No. 10.
NEWSOM WINS ANOTHER
With Buck Newsom hurting a
three-hitter Detroit slammed out
q 1878 victory over Cleveland. Two
of the Indians three hits were
homers by Trosky and keltner.
The Tigers raped Dobson and
Broaca for IL hits.
The Boston Red Sox fen
seven games behind the Yanks
when they were blanked, SO.
by the Philadelphia Athletics.
Lynn Nelson held the Sox TO
four hits The As reached
Jack Wilson and Joe Hesing
for seven. Bob Johnson's
triple scoring Wayne Amber
In the sixth WAS the deciding
blow.
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KELLER IMPRESSES CRITICS

NEW YORK - Few baseball
critics dispute the nomination OF
Ted Williams, lanky Red Sox
youngster. rs the rookie Of the
year but a few still believe they'd
rather have Charley Keller, the
Yanks' swarthy. powerfully built
youngster. for the long haul.
Breaking into the lineup Of
tie three times world cham
pion Yankees was no cinch.
but Keller, after playing ON
and of during the first 81
months Of the season. now
has won . permanent Job In
the New York outer patrol.
doe Mccarthy benched Tommy
Heinrich for Keller two weeks
ago. and since then the Mary
land boy has clcufed at . .sso
clip. leading all Yankees In
hitting.
The yanks' American league
lead today was seven games. and
the advantage was supplied by
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-. with -.

Well, as I pointed out Monday in
this column, it's not only here and
In California where umpires have
become prey, but all over the land.
The situation Is as puzzling every
where else as IL is out west :.
Personally. if l were sent into
spasms of vicious anger at ball
game. ! wouldn't 60. I like to see
baseball for entertainment and
pleasure. Not to let my temper
send my blood to silly high pres
sure and cause me to commit acts
that could be attributed to an in
sane person ..
WELL. we didn't get much
Of q better break on the
waterfowl seasons this year
than we have Of late years.
The Oct. % to Dec. 5 date for
1899 means a week later at
the starting end and a week
longer at the finishing end Of
the as days. Unless heavy
rains come early this year we
will find niue hof tn emarsh
land, favorite spots for ducks,
still dry and that means
poor shooting, II any -.
ONE hundred players participant
ed in the Old Timers game
Monday at Portland. the game that
saw the Seattle vets wins Twenty
men were used as batterymen,
probably an all-time record for
pitchers and catchers in one game.
Now. a box score of the battle
would be something to scan, but
I'd hate to have kept it -.
EISHED the HANNA HANNA
last week END. but am puZ-
zled why those who named
the river did not name the
adjoining stream the Egga
Egga -.
And then plant one with
pork the other with chick
ems and permit only breakfast
hour fishing. Not a bad
idea
Dear L. NJ. B.: No, Neil Cliff
ford is not related to Bill Clifford,
the San Francisco singer =.
You should see Newell Banks
do his daily dozen with the
checkers and chess pieces, II you
want something of q variation In
your entertainment :.
The gray-haired guy from De
troit. internationally known In the
board arts, can play checkers,
chess simultaneously -. can play
blindfold and still listen TO ques-
tons and answer them or carry
on q common conversation while
engaged In such play -.
Tonight at the Winthrop the big
fellow. who will take part in the
national checker title competition
scheduled for Tacoma Aug. rs,
will give an exhibition. He can
Continued on Page 10, Column -
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opening inning. Brooklyn downed
the Giants, SIS. Luke Hamlin won
his 14th game.
Pinch Hitter Gil Brack doubled
with two mates on base to spark
the Phillies' three-run rally in the
eighth which enabled them TO beat
the Bees, AS.
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MASON TENNIS
MEET BILLED

A tennis tournament sponsored
by the 26th & Proctor Merchants
will open next Monday on Mason
courts. 1t will be an annual event,
with challenge cup put in mems
single competition. Merchants also
will offer prizes. Entries can be
made at the Mason courts, or with
Lyle Morton at the Dill Howell
Sporting Goods store. Competi-
ton will be for those II and I'M
der. Is and under. Is and under,
men, women and girls.
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SUMMARY

Sacrifice hits. Brady. Mattos: two
base hits. Penso. Spadafore Garrett
son; tnree-base hit. Hartman. home
runs, Fernandez. Spadafore. Reich:
double play. Colbern to Garretson:
left on bases, Yakima 5. Tacoma 7:
runs batted in. Fernandez. Spada-
fore; Hartman, Mattos, Reich. Brady
2; struck out. by Miller 6. by Brady
bases on balls. off Miller s: balk.
Miller; time of game, 1:46; umpires,
Morgan and Moran.
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PORTLAND, Ore The navy department.
which after all Is supposed to know about such
things. received a challenge today darkly implying
that when it came to picking fishing grounds for
President Roosevelt the navy didn't know much.
The challenger was the assistant secretary of war.
Louis Johnson
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CHICAGO-Dominic Dallessan-
dro. IS. outfielder with the San
Diego Pacific Coast league team
viii join the Chicago Cubs next
spring. The Cubs purchased him
yesterday for an unrevesled
amount Of cash and two players
TO be named later.
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CARL SPARKS
LANDS BASS

Carl Sparks, veteran deaf and
dumb fresh and salt water angler,
caught four and half pound
small-mouth black bass at Ameri-
can lake this morning. The fish,
largest of its species taken here
abouts in years, is on display at
Bill McQueens Tackle shop.
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COME OUT WEST, F. D. R.!

didn't believe the navy didn't know much, they
lust ought to count Mr. Roosevet's recent catches,
fish by fish.
Johnson's idea of fishing is on the streams OF
central Oregon. He was enroute back to WASH
ington today with a handsome catch Of trout. part
Of which he said he going to give the presi-
dent in hopes of Turing him out here to try his luck
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Cincinnati came up with a life
saver in John Niggeling. plucked
from Indianapolis TO aid in the
pennant drive. The rookie right
handler went the route in his first
start with the Reds and beat the
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUF

First game, Syracuse 2, Rochester 8:
second game, Syracuse o. Rochester 2;
first game. Baltimore l. Toronto O:
second game. Baltimore 2, Toronto s.
first game, Jersey City 2, Buffalo s.:
second game. Jersey City 8, Buffalo 2:
Newark 6, Montreal 4.
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SCORE BY INNINGS

SCORE BY INNINGS
spokane ............ 600 600 OOl-l
Vancouver ..... Dol Dol 00x-2
SUMMARY
Home runs. Morrison, Baer; sacri-
flee hits. Holmes, McGinnis: struck
out. by Scribner 4. Holmes 8; bases
on balls. off Scribner /. Holmes 8:
2 hits and runs off Scribner in
seven innings; losing pitcher. Scrib-
ner. double plays. Baer to Manning.
Holmes to McGinnis to McCue: left
on bases. Vancouver /, Spokane 4:
time OF game, i:27; umpires. RAN
dolph and Stewart.
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Runs batted in. O'Banion 8. Milani,
Stewart. Harris. Robertson. Stock
man. Bliss. Skelley. Bonetti 8. Gray:
home run. Stockman. Bonetti, O-Ban-
ion. Shelley: three-base hit. Brenner:
two-base hits, Shelley. Bonetti. Bliss,
Lightner; sacrifice hits. deviveiros.
Milani. Bevens. Harris: stolen base.
DeJan: double plays, Stewart to
Stockman to Gray. Skelley to de-
Viveiros to Milani: struck out, by
Bevens 4. by Clemence /: bases on
balls. off Lanning /. off Bevens q,
off Kralovich 2. off Clemence 8: wild
pitch. Bevens: winning pitcher, Be-
vens: losing pitcher, Clemence; UNI
pires, Nelson and Clarke; time Of
game, 2.o5.
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Junior Series
Gets Under Wav
roNI0Hr's soFTBALL GAMES

Park post-season league games to-
night. Sis y. m.
Class b Garage Employees vs..
white Eagle Tavern. jefferson No. 2.
umpire McDougall: Wartenbe Service
va Musicians Union. Harmon. umpire
kApertck; Gee Street Club VS.. Wood
men Of World. Mckinley No. !. UNI
pire. Cruver:
Games for Thursday. sis D. m:
Class A-zion Lutheran VS.. CAM
marano Bros. Mckinley No 1 umpire
Cruver. Tacoma French Bakery vs..
Buffelen Lumber. Harmon, umpire
McDougnll. Eagles Lodge vs.. Elks
Club, Jefferson. umpire Naef.
The postponed game between Ia
coma French Bakery and Eagles
Lodge viii be played off next Tues
dsy ~ CHS y. m. on the Mckinley
No. diamond with Ksperick as
umpire.
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Pirates, SIS.
The st. Louis Cardinals kept
IA games behind the Reds by
knocking out rs win in 10 In
nings over the Chicago Cubs.
Smuggling out six runs In the
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Pigeons Sept. Is

Inc 1883 pigeon opens Sept is and runs
sept ~ The daily bag limit will be 10 birds That
y the same law that prevailed last year.
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NATIONAL, I.EACIF


YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 8, New York 5.
Philadelphia 4. Boston 3.
Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 5.
st. Louis 7. Chicago 90 innings)
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PACIFIC COAST IFACuF
Yesterdays RES

Seattle S. San Diego 4.
San Francisco 8. Los Angeles 4.
Portland 81. Sacramento "A.
Hollywood at Oakland. two games
Thursday.
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TheAStandings
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

YESTEkDAN'S kESILTS
Vancouver 2 Spokane !.
Tacoma S, Yakima 2.
Wenatchee 10, Bellingham 6.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAY - hEStIiN
New York 8, Washington 90 IN
ningsl.
Detroit u. Cleveland 3.
Philadelphia 3 Boston 0.
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DELLESANDRO SOLD

the first 100 msrksmen. making
the Class A team
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ANERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas CITY o. Columbus !: Mime
apolis q indianapolis 8. first game,
Milwaukee S. Toledo 2. second game.
Milwaukee o, Toledo q
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Good or Carl
TACOMA

iONdls 90 "a
Waited for Mcdonald in 9th.