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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-19
For Rent Real Estote
Apartments and Cenements

35 WILLOW ST.-3 rooms, heated 151 ORANGE ST.-5 rooms, =. $22
 MERCHANTS TRUST co. 65 Bank St. Dial 4-5l33
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HIGHLAND AVE, 161-3rd floor, 6 Rooms; all improvements. Inquire James Carusillo, 3-6494.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-19
Vacation Places For Rent

LEASE-Snall plots of land for camp sites; near brook. John B. King, Southbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-19
Rooms, Board, Hotels
Rooms and Board

BOYS CLUB. Cottage Place e--Nice rooms swimming pool. all home cooking Reception rooms Mod crate prices
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Business Service
Insurance

A $1 y000-Travelers single limit Au- tomobile Policy, Class A, $260O Safe Driver Reward if earned, $3.90 Net $2210. No one can afford to , be without protection.
 Mo EVOY's, INC.
 Real Estate & Gen. Insurance 51 West Main St. Dial 4-s118
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Houses For Sale

FOR SALE Five room house on lot 100x175 it. Near factories. A real bargain. Dial 3-4782.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-19
Cleaning and Dyeing

GARMENTS or SUIT. cleaned and pressed 39c at State Cleaners & Overs, 787 No. Main. Dial 4-2887
 Free call and delivery service
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LouIs d. WALSH ARCHITECT
 iti West Maip ok
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CALL 3-5905--For Quick Road Serv- ice on Tires. Batteries and Ignition trouble. Batteries recharged. soc without service. Somma Auto Sup ply. 234 East Main.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
Improper Frames
Cause of Spots

Damp spots frequently appear
on the interior surfaces of walls,
but, contrary to the impression of
some home owners. only in rela-
lively few cases are they caused
by leakage through the walls.
Source of the trouble is usually
found around window frames
which are poorly built or improp-
erly weatherproofed. These frames
adjoining interior walls soon be-
come unsightly with dirt and
water stains. Water, finding its
way into the wall around the win
dow frame, may work along inside
the wall and make a spot on the
plaster surface several feet dis
tant. Because Of this. it is some
times difficult to locate the source
Of trouble.
Home owners plagued by this
annoyance should repair the win
dows and then cover the damage
already done by thorough re-
painting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

Outstanding in the Town of
Tomorrow" at New York's Worlds
Fair is a home styled for that
majority of average-income Amer
lean families who seek the best
in shelter from $50 to $50 month.
Appropriately designated the
Number One house at the Fair,
this dwelling is known as the
dual duty" house. It's design was
the result of nationwide home
prospect survey conducted through
the publication Small Home
Builders Yearbook.
Its objective, according to w.
Wadsworth Wood, president of the
home builders bureau, is to open
the door to a housing market in
its price class that potentially
represents from two to four mil
lion homes in the United States.
1t is market. Mr.. Wood con-
tends, that has not yet been tap
ped, largely because the homes
built to meet it lack the modern
comforts and conveniences that
the present-day home seeker de-
mands.
Unique in plan, the National
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

Home Builders Bureau dwelling
was developed under the theory
that each room Of the home
even the garage-should have a
multiple function, contributing to
the greater convenience and COM
fort of modern domestic life. An
example of this is the living room,
which at once becomes also A
library, music room and solarium,
with an "eIl" that serves as 4
dining alcove, but which becomes
A study for the head of the house.
hold when not used for dining pur-
poses.
Housewives will thrill at the
diversified functions Of the mas
ter bedroom, containing 4 COM
pact convenience wall" which
serves as an ultra modern sewing
room. equipped with sewing ma
chine. ironing board, double mir
rors to facilitate dressmaking and
fitting. And when the lady of the
house is called upon to balance the
family budget, she will find at her
finger tips builtin files, drawers
and cabinets, typewriter stand
and correspondence nook, as well
as a handy telephone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
way TO CHECK
HEAT IN HOME

The need for insulation materials
will confront the owners of many
older homes within the next few
weeks.
The installation Of additional
windows to provide attic ventila-
ton will also aid in lowering the
temperature of the home. While
working on the attic it is advis-
able to check other features not
concerned with keeping out heat
but which should have attention.
Among them: Mortar joints in
chimney requiring pointing; cracks
between chimney and sidewalks
requiring filling or covering; fire.
stopping between studs at floor
line; application of wall and CELL
ing coverings to provide finished
room; installation of partitions;
new flooring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
HOME BUILDERS
GIVING SERVICE

The manufacturing, distrib-
uting and construction divisions
Of the building industry are now
organized and equipped to give
home builders the best values in
history" w. C. Bell. chairman Of
Western Homes Foundation stated.
upon his return from national
meetings of the industry in Wash
ineton, d. c.
This Is particularly true in the
field of low-cost small homes. Tn.
building industry "a now equipped
with a large number OF basic
economy designs for small homes
and il organized to distribute them
through retail lumber dealers local
ly. These designs have been work.
ed up with the cooperation of ar
chitects Of the FILA and other ma
tional authorities on low-cost
housing"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

fications will be drawn up, cover
ing all changes desired and new
equipment to be added. Plumbing
changes and new fixtures are in
stalled by the Cornell Plumbing
company; furnace repairs, new
furnace installations and oil burn
ing equipment are supplied by
Langeland's; electrical work is
done by Gleason Electric COM
pany: G. w. Paulson does the
linoleum work and supplies vene-
tian blinds and shades. Financing
is arranged through the Pacific
First Federal Savings and Loan
association.
"A home owner may do large
part of the undermining work him.
self if he desires" Kleiner saws.
Our plan il flexible enough to fit
every case. This feature has proven
very popular and we are aratified
at the response We have had to our
current home undermining cam
paign."
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determination Bound
To Boost Sale Udlue
Few Persons Visualize Effect If Improv-
ments Before They Are Made, But
Reconditioning Important

Reconditioning and moderniza-
ton play . highly important part
in the resale value and INABILITY
Of any home. This was pointed out
by Morris Kleiner, president Of the
Model Lumber company.
Because a rundown house has
no eye-appeal and because few
people can visualize the effect Of
improvements before they are
made. home owners should not dis
play a for sale sign or show a
prospective purchaser a house ne
contemplates selling until these
improvements have been complet-
ed" Kleiner states. To do so is to
lose prospects who might other
wise have been interested in the
housS, but who simply can't pic
ture 1t as anything more than
what meets the eye at the time.
Overestimate Cost
Most home buyers and home
owners overestimste the cost Of
dressing up a house. Such items
az cracked plaster. uneven or
SCARED floors. or any one of a
dozen other minor defects, are apt
n loom up In their minds as ma jor
defects which would entail a large
expenditure 10 correct. A. a mat
ter Of fact, many Of these de-
fects are common to all houses ten
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
THE CORE
CAMP OPENS SATURDAY

The camp Of the Northwest BIZ
Bile schools will be held at the
Little Brown church at American
Lake north, with Edwin Hurd pas
tor in charge, from Saturday, July
/ to July 8. William Sloan Of
Victoria, B. c., will be director Of
the teaching program. Registra-
tons should be sent in to Carlisle
A. Schafer, camp manager.
A beautiful lawn is a big asset
to your property. McKenzie's Min
eral Plant Food keeps it in shape
from two to six years. Try it..
PIP Puyallup ave. MA 1077.-adv.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter Store. (adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
LARGER LOTS !
NOW POPULAR

A trend toward larger lots for
residential structures in all Sec
tons OF the country has been dis
covered by surveys and studies
conducted by the federal housing
administrations land planning di-
vision, according to Seward H.
Mott, chief of the division.
In over a year Of study. during
which representatives Of the land
planning division reviewed e2T
subdivisions covering 1900 acres
and subdivided into 90. 900 lots. the
average acre was found to have
contained three and one-third lots.
This trend" Mr.. Mott said, is
clearly evident in all parts OF the
United States and indicates that
builders are complying with public
desire for more grounds about
dwellings. The average of three
and one-third lots to an acre in the
modern subdivision Of today may
be contrasted with conditions which
existed 10 years ago when the av.
erage subdivision development in
cluded approximately five lots to
an acre"
The demand for lots with wide
frontage" Mr.. Mott said, lis partly
due to the increasing popularity
of attached garages. The attached
garage is convenient, is easily
heated, decreases the cost Of the
entrance drive. and permits the
maximum use of the rear lawn for
gardens and recreation areas.
In addition the attached garage
greatly increases the apparent size
Of the small home and when prop
erly designed adds to the appeal
and marketability Of the house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
TO IMPROVE BRIDGE

County commissioners, meeting
Tuesday afternoon, stamped their
approval on the proposed improve
ment of the bridge on the Peterson
road. The bridge crosses Clarks
creek a half-mile northwest Of
Puysllup.
Funeral flowers you can afford.
Garden Shop, Rhodes Bros. adv.
WAR DEcLARED ON TIRE
PRICES
Americas most popular sized
tire. S.o0xl6-NEW U. S.. only
S7.s5. Lloyd Suffer Tir. Company,
1902 Pacific sve.-adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
AT JEFFERSON

The Park Travelling Theater on
Wheels will be showing Wednesday
night at $50 o'clock IN the Jeffcr-
son playfield. and the following
night will make its appearance at
Msnitou park.
Bedding plants. Hinz, Florist.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

ye or over in age. regardless
OF how well built, and can be
remedied at very small cost.
1T has been our experience that
many houses which have become
run down through neglect. can. by
full reconditioning, be enhanced in
value an amount greater than the
cost Of such reconditioning. In ad-
dition, they will be much more
salable. Such full reconditioning
usually includes a new roof and
exterior paint, floor refinishing,
complete interior decorating. mod
ernizing bathroom walls and fix
lures. new linoleum, additional
electric outlets. furnace repairs,
etc.
Kitchens Out Of Date
lone Of the most common
shortcomings in the average house
ten or more years old Is the kitch-
en- arrangement. Modern sppli-
ances and equipment need space
designed for their use and storage.
Cabinets and sinks have been i'm
proved so much In recent years.
that no home is completely mod
ern unless the kitchen has been
modcrnized recently"
To assist home owners in bring
ing their residences up to date,
the Model Lumber company has
coortinsted the facilities of sew
eral Tacoma firms into one unit
for the convenience of planning
and carrying out the work.
Get Specifications
Those who wish to modernize
their home need only consult the
Model Lumber company's PLAN
ming department. Complete speci-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
AUSTRALIA PRODUCES
VITAL WAR MATERIAL

SYDNEY-With a project un-
der way for the manufacture Of
aluminium and magnesium alloys
from deposits in Tasmania. AUS
trslia will be one NJ the few coun-
tries self-sufficient for sirplane
manufacture. The only thing not
available domesticslly is nickel.
but with vast supplies available
from the sister commonwealth Of
Canada large stocks can be main.
tanned without trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
SCREENS FUNCTION
REPORTED DOUBLED

window and door screens are
necessary in the summer to keep
out insects. but 4 new product is
being manufactured that doubles
the screens function. This new
type screen also helps exclude
heat.
The appearance of the new wire
screen cloth is much like any other
except that the vertical wires are
one-half inch apart, and there are
Is horizontal wires to the inch.
The horizontal wires are flat and
are set at a slight angle. The
effect of this design is that when
the sun Is 40 degrees above the
horizon the horizontal wires cx-
clude rays from the room.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
ShOlCer Head For
Baths Is Popular

A shower head on the end Of an
adjustable arm. providing proper
height Of shower for both children
and adults. ia one of the latest de-
Sac1o for the bathroom.
In addition to providing q show
Or spray. the device will supply a
steady stream to the tub when a
knob on the shower head Ia turned.
The adjustable arm also makes the
ohowsr convenient for shampooing.
Installation il simplified by the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
ONE-CYLINDER bike
ECONOMICAL ON GAS

LONDON A new "motor-as-
sisted" bicycle was exhibited at
the motorcycle and bicycle show
In Earl's Court. II Is driven by
q 1-hp. engine and In capable Of
80 miles an hour. II will cover
40 miles on one gallon OF gasoline.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
Lumber Yards To
Close Julu, ;, 4

Tacoma's retail lumber yards
will be close on Monday and Tues
day OF next week, it was announced
today. Tuesday is July 4, a holi-
day. and it was decided to close
July 3 as well,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29

fact that no parts are hidden in
the wall, and various thicknesses
of tile, plaster, or other wall ma
terials present no difficulties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17

First race. $500, claiming. three
year-eld maidens, six furiongs
FIRST Effort doe).. 1880 90 s.eo o
Smoky Jack u0D :. lf.io ofo
Meto Boy 900 o,o3
Collins; time. l:l3 SIS Uncles
Broom. Tormonds. Grand Chance,
school Broom. Doctor Gilmore, Mihol,
Oge, High Jour, Fort Little ana queen
Jean also ran.
second race. $500, claiming; three
year-olds and up; six furiongs;
Little Lad 400 -. 40 32o 20
Captivator tloe) -. ITO 800
Brown Polly ....... o4u
Jockeys In order: orohs, Dye and
Merritt; time, :l2 30 Mofesure,
Thistle Ray. Aucker, Reset, Louis
Morgan, Magic Baby, storm Warning.
Aaeantic and English Girl also ran.
Third race. $500, claiming: three
year-olds and up; six furiongs;
Mohac ui3) 1890. 400 $50 2s0
Leland dos) ........ $40 $40
Georgia Miss uo8).. 500
Jockeys in order: Grohs. Scott and
sperry; time. i;ll as. Mary Car
men. Rich Daddy. Mexican Girl. Ina
Mae. Spool. Shady Past, Au Gold,
Fourth race. $500. claiming: three
year -olusf slk iaIlonks
High Grenade tioD.. 40 2-eo $50
Elaborate Gid 80. 430 40
Carmalita 1o4) $50. $40
Jockeys in order: Dodson, Merritt
and Grohs, time, ia As. Major
Chris. Glazenwood. Easter Ele. Royal
Suzy also ran.
Finh race. s4oo. cleaning. four
year -olds and up; ! l-l6 miles:
Old Judge do4 ....i4so 80 $40
Bedo ti091 ........ $50 $40
Shady Wood diD :. 40
jockeys in order; Bovine. Josephson
and Neal time. ] 81 As. Psteheye,
KoFeens and sun X also ran.
sixth race, $500. allowances, three
soylto dl71 g.. 40 so az
Autumn Color l07) 30
Jockeys in order; Meal. Dodson and
Daniels. time, As Is Bshemoth,
FRA Diavolo. stFinsalons and La
stFath also ran.
seventh race, $500, graded hsndi-
cap; three-yesr-o ids and UP; six fur
Jack Be rinbse uiD go 27o 2eo
Mister spence no.. 2.so 2 20
JOCKEYS in order: orohs Josephson
ana Dye: time, l:1l is squeaker.
Draso and Flying Dot also ran
Eighth race, 500, claiming; three
year-olcs and UP: IL miles:
siacf Nose io3.... 5so $50
Rspfoech uoSl -. $50
Jockeys IN order; Bovine, Grohs and
Collins: time, I us Us. Prince Junior.
n Portal. Supreme Court. Matilda
Jane and Top Card also ran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17

On the
Lam ;.
with -
ELLIOTT
METCALF

Listen =.
HARDLY anything more inter
e~ting than the study Of ha-
man beings and their emotions nj
rare track. Yesterday ~ Long
acres I saw japanese and Chinese
friends studying and comparing
fern charts. In Asia these days
they are comparing bayenets,
bombs and ether forms Of death
Saw one little weaseped guy
sitting on . rail, two husky NO
men At hts side. He placed his
pencil on = horse and nod favor
ably. The women shook their
heads and he argued. They NAMED
= horse and the little guy. a. men
SO often do, placed his bet ON the
gals selection. He was rather
mild. The race. The horse he
named won. The little guy blew
his cork and scolded his larger
companions In . bantie voice and
by bantie gestures Of contempt
A hard looking old hoss man,
riding boots, mustache, big hat,
boots and the proverbial bow legs,
watched the races through binocu-
lars and drank from q bottle
Of coca-coia. Hmp. -. Saw
Heinie Schroeder, handsome for
mer Tacoma young man, n,aIsing
bets, winning and coming back TO
the clubhouse with his perpetual,
happy smile. A great guy. the
dark haired Dutchman =. A tiny
red-haired miss, clad In . new
dress, slid away from her mother,
picked up two beer bottles, smell
ed them, scowied and drew them
from her little face. Then turned
the bottles upside down, dreGs
rom the bottles running down her
dress. just then mother saw.
Baby was spanked. Baby cried
Tipsters going hither and yon.
hoping for q break -. Detectives
putting fingers on bad guys and
giving them . silent thumb to-
ward the exit. Crooks take 10 on
the lam, their entrance money .
lost investment. Felt for my wal
let In back pocket when viewing
several such instances. Imagina-
ined, long light-fingers In my hip
pocket Bumped int Jimmy
PheIan, great grid coach, q
stand-up guy clean through. Ger
tainIy the proverbial Irish wise
crack bounced off my face, while
Jimmy grinBed :. Was guest Of
Mort Carraher, the only and track
official. A most eoIorfuI, interest
ing and big-hearted fellow. En-
joyed the day. Made no bets. Had
no dough. A newspaper mans
custom
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17
Mrs. curriie
Tak@crown

uss, Frsnk casrs< # Fsferess
sssxea . brilliant eeHs<eass Friday
On the Meadow Para cnnrss II wsn
she city ~umsn's Fasf shsmrsers
snip
sAs defeated Mia Ehlslsy Ne.
ruasia. : .sd :. after hing : se~n
~ nns stage n Tire match
n Iarsra for = tim. - though
Niss Afrrsnnaid waosd seeFe sns<
SIDED vlrtnry. fssr ~ shs I'M nsse
she Vas > ~, but ~ that rasns ne
tide turned Tor the vsissrt Mr.
currir-
Nerseshinx w~nt ~reHm Win
Mn Mrlp~astdss knmse. IN
ssrnia apparently ~ -
msrA@ fw hrs snses wege -
- srsse - sAey w~ss - ~ -
Einnins. rh~y wsst n -
rough. inte san1 .tsnDu. bsAsne
t~>~. nev putslng wns rha1uy.
Meanwhile, Mrs. currte ksps 40
her consist snt pace, gradually trim.
ming her opponents margin Until
al The end ~ IA heiss. she wss sniy
dowai
GA the last II Mrs csffsis WIN
the 18th. tssh and iash hniss 70
forge ahead ~ Mas Mcdonald
Ths match sndrd on the 18th
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17

NEW YORk--Josspb Pea

NEW fOhk--Joeeph Paul d.
Maggie IT.. outfisIder Of The New
York Yankees led the parade Of
siugKsrs In the Amsrissn isAxue
batting race with . .443 average.
according To averages released to-
day.
DiAsssio. adding ths LEAD fs
the second straight week. vas "
points In front of Ms closest com
petitor. jimmy Foxx. Boston Rad
Son first bszemaa. George Ma
Quinn, first sssksr OF tse ~ Loais
Browns. was third with 3ss
Diminutiys Norris Arnovteh.
Phiiadslphis philliss fiy-ehaser.
continued IN make = runaway II
tns National league race with .
mark Of 3s0. an even 20 points
settsr than the New York. GisBis
FIRST nass g1ualsn, z~ks Eenars
Frank nscormsek. Cincinnati
Hsds sopsomors first sssemsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17

Joe DiMaggio Batting AT .443 Pace

pstehsfs. Afi~y DsnsiA n ih>
rsaksss psesa shs Americas
league with 10 viss ard NJ -
fssss wits whstiow Wyatt u ~
brooklyn Dodgers - In nsslnai
league with sight wins aed 49, -
feat.
Nuns rv~y ss1 WsSssv. ns6s.
~ sAeh. crsmSs. ~ -. N.
Runs bsttsd m Mecsvmirk. nsds.
-: WlIisAms. ~ Hex. ~. Httsf
Brown. Cards. io1. Helfs. yswk<@s.
i0<. Dusbses. slaughter. Cards.
~: ors~nssss, Tigers n. TFipless
tissmsa. csb~. ~: Wright. B~ass
tsrs. b Hsms rsnsi Mlx<. Cards.
-. Cssenb~rx. Tigers. 10 fstoIsn
sss~Ss BssaIsy. Pirates. ~; cssey.
H<nsftsfs. -. n~ses an hsiis of:
Wander Mssr. Reds, ~; Bslser, L.
sisas. 10. strskeossss ~ ysn<a<r
Mar. neas. ~; rsilss. isAi~as.
ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17
Northwest Handicap
To Be Run Tomorrow

now On the young hustler viii -
ladies' choice On ladies' day.
The halter men became active
again yesterday. after = days lay.
off. Three claims were registered
Nohae going TO p. ]. Estes for
800. Bedo. claimed the secnnd
time In as many starts. went fe
Joe Himeihock for $500. and Re
preach, who went to r. kinser for
500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17

Innings pitched. Ardinofa plus
81 Bat OF Ardissfs ~: hfts of Ardl.
scia ,. runs scor~1. ~ Ardisufa }.
rnns rsspensleis for, AFsilsels Nun
sr. ss.1 Tpis ssrsss sa' ..s'ss !.
furpin kit sy rsfrhsr cosrsrsrf
by Muncrief Wild pitch. huneFtef.
isfs on hasa. Hsiywsea - seattle
II, fwe-baer hits, 0ahriea=en .
Archie uunt vnanI runs estted II.
krenzei .. uhsla Hunt D cimeli ..
0yselman, Archie Campbell STRANGE
sacrifices nxsneel D. Kshle Hunt.
Archie. Campbell. double play. stTsn4s
80 Cnsearart 10 Afrhis tlme. y
umpsres Edwards and Powell riss-
efs walking Harris D uhslt rnrft-
Aorehouse White
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17

SUMMARY
stolen bases Willis 2. kwis a. sse-
rifice hit. Wills. two-base bits. y.
Toilefson. wtse. Lswi1. Ragsn. nome
run. Werbisky; double plays. Miiroy
70 Wise TO z Toiiefson, Werbiskf 70
MiiroY 70 Y Toiiefson. left on bases,
Model Lumber Co. .. Johnson Paint
Co. 8; 9 hits. runs off McDousai in
plus innings; hits, runs off
Nelson In Az INNINGS. 4 hits. ? runs
off Ihiel In y inning, . hits. , runs
off Pullsr In . innings: 2 hits. run
off Bichsel In ! inning. 5 hits. runs
off Staples In . plus innings. no nits
no runs off Raglan in q innings,
losing pitcher. McDougsi: WINNIE
pitcher. Staples; struck out, ~ Me-
Dousai 2. Nelson 2. Biohsel 1, Staples
., Raglan a. bases on balls, off Staples
q McDougal l. Nelson ., Thies J.
hit by pitched ball Povtman By
Staples. Carlson. Mliroy BIZ Nelson.
umpires. Porsythe and oiiifban.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17
Hutchinson
Beaten

TOLEDO, o. Beatsls's Freddie
Hute hinson was even for fhs sea
son again today after losing 10
MiIxsukss. s-z. last night IN an
Americas Association baseball
game.
Huteh was soss6ssd far slx hits
ana eight sslks. bat he ssusek ssst
sss meH. Ne mas ne~ wsn sine sn4
last nlne games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17

SEATTLE - Otto Grohs u ri
Monte. Cal. maintained his record
~ The leading joeksy II tbs Long
acres horse racing track BY riding
four winners yesterday. Grohs has
been ap an ~ winners In 10 days
~ racing.