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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

Spokane little WI circuit
the Chief places Was ann-
to fun al the using
When assured that what the Chief Was
doing lie urged such plate action
Matte Druxmsn. promoter Of big things
hsicay. Hostak belts off keger well
look for Hoak Billy August Phew!
draw! One hundred grand or better ana
II would be natural Of hsturas
The bowling game booming like LOU Naeh IL
moving will with II
a Tacoma
there's Holly gent with cash who 10 taking
plant building 81 alleys Nov" that
should the Queen
bowlers ar eyeing
Longaees is every The big plant
with full
jockeys office looks
sine became egsllzed in 1888
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
Beavers SLUMP
Back in Cellar
SACRAMENTO

I'M HNWENTO = NacfamrnfD
and Portland put on their run
ming Alfonse-CaRton act here with
the Beavers bowling into the cellar
once more under a 1876 shsliack.
ing. last night Art Garibaidl led
the solons 2o-hit frse-whseling
attack on four Portland pitchers.
with home run, . triple and a
sacrifice that altogether drove In
five runs. Schmidt Was credited
with the victory and Douglas WAS
charged with the defeat Manager
BIN Sweeney Of Portland spralned
his ankle sliding into the plate in
the first.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

ROY Virgins or Lloyd Bteriy.
both Of Portland. who met In
the second seml-finai match.
Salvador passed the qusrtsr-finsl
round with 2 and / victory over
Joe Ahern. his clubmzts Virgins
doUned Bob Duden. another Port
lander, 2 and / while Byeriy
edged out Clifton Smith Of Eugene.
one up.
In the Womeu's division. Mrs..
Omar Anderson reached the semi
finals with ? and l victory over
Mrs 3 Z Eva. defending cham
pion. Marian McDougsll downed
Mrs. c l. AeDevitt on the 2Oth
hole. Jeanne HeGreW scored an
easy 5 and win over Mrs.. y. n.
Arbing. and Mrs. Martin Hunter
defeated Mrs. J. A. Rhode. on. Up.
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Olympian Safe
With 142 Total

yesterday - ss1nv - 49, -
sssAssv srspprA ~~usus ~ - ~
gave hsm ss-as>e 49, - -
ssa snAu u rcssesn 49, ~ ~
~ sas ss~s~ ssssss ssws~~vsw wepw
~ fsssi svss1 - - es>ps songA
nuA Ws<1fs ees9,
ous. 49, 80 as<-&s
IN saa - sAa-~nn-~5o-O--tw
I..wsnn Little. whn NJ . -
~ yesterday. sNp inss tsesxete -
the fret Hsns sn1sy sna esme ~
~ssA . ~ ~ : twe ~ tseat -
ia
n>nny snassD vvssr~a ppu>se
ssnoai watched wsfsafs - 49,
Ne esms IN II msd asse~naNa wsen
. "a Ne naA . ~ yNnoe91y.
aaa oys1s f~smev eno1onoo1v
- ~ Ne~ vseh vnnnuno -
ssw ssslseauo psnennunnmn1 -
sAss eewo. sn~up y wtoo ; n
wAsva snss Mo- enea1 - -
taG Mespsaes mpvs2 enfo<y -
ss1e IN charmed etr~1e W>en .
20 ~ tap ~ yessssssvs ~
Amcea ne casualties wuPu 10
fcrm>r opss snamptpwe - Jeennv
Cocd1ss. ~ umahs. 60 JGonny
Farrell At spstaefisi1. n. J. O..
man haa . ~ tesNy wNssn en~o
sim . two say total - -. ~
tas high Ia stay il to ycwree~
msrs. FARRELL siee ssnre a -
eth . - se~Ay ss~ . ~ yssess-
aay,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
Paint-Cream
Mines Meet

n the weather man pulls thu
string and Jupe Fius eases up
= bat, Olympic Ice Cream and
Johnson Paint company win
plsy q CITY league ball game
at Lincoln bowl FRIDAY siKht.
starting At 1850. and because
" old Juge'. attitude the
g. " e. Turks Cammzfzao
Brothers fiff. slated for Thur
ssy night was called off and
ALL h. played on Friday. June
10. ~ part Of . double header.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
Rugser Ardizoia
Trims Angels
HOLLYWOOD Rasser Afdi.

HofINwoOO Raggsr Afdss
scia woa MS tenth victory of the
season when Hollywood riueksd
the plnfesthers II the L.os Angeles
Aageis. io-t last night me
young highlander SET the ssraphs
down without a ait untll the
seventh George fuceinslll set =
home run and two Singles ta Trad
the is.hlt attack on Lee ssiue.
IAcber and kuAh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

ard all the rest sh~sH lea NJ
them lose their last cnsres ~
winning the National Open snsf
ehsnseiensnir. rns taesy 80 - .
final " holes tnfnerfu~
\ yeu~g srsss~ur fsesw 0ss~VAa.
wssA.. Naryis tDss~, Wssd. seses
sse siess In ~ ssssa~si spes Gs,t
meet sadas,
Ne hsd . five se---eeee pns--
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

cubes of
a elbow eye Eddie bushed,
grnned
Al he takes n great big
takes and he
pieces hands
And tough Look smash tao-inch fir board
the table,
first red then pale
a second" Eddie continued, leaving
the table He back laughing but hardly natural laugh
table mirror off the wall and
shattered it in that adjoining
years bad luck Eddie him chucklng
OF
a I Al won't the
bad luck That's right amt Of theme suspicious
who afraid TO walk under
a ladder
And IL a
another Al He viii take Soy this time Poor
So doesn't like the bread basket He'd heb!
Well he'll plenty And the Watch"
when Eddie the so-ong
then hestangly queried
Forget that mirror. amt amt suspicious
Anyway Al didn't do You heh heb, heb shouldn't
table
But that's all right amt of them suspicious guys"
Stepped n gang
feel
home boy
Things are booming baseball.
The park jsmmed at might They're love
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Nv UNITED PRESS

Not for nuthin' are they called
the mighty OAKS who grew up
from little Aeorns Oakland has
kept pecking away At the opposi-
ton until today It IL perched in
fourth place A few weeks back
Il was hard 10 find them in seventh
spot with a pair Of binoculars,
The Oaks whipped San
Dtego's Padres In a double
header last night. los and
is. With some heart. arming
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a Batted for walker IN eighth.
b Ran for Mofrikssy IN ninth.
- A A-l.N.L.A


winning pitcher Jorgens losing
pitcher. Walker. innings pitched ny
Walker T. Jorsens e-pius; ~ bat
off Jorsens "a hits. off Walker T.
Jorsens .. runs scored. off Walker
Ioraens Bsllou q runs responsible
for. walker = Jorsons q struck out.
by Walker 4 Jofgens 4 bases on
balls off Walker J Jorgenk I BaIlou
/. selway /. hit by pitcher. by Jor-
gems tArchiel. passed ball. Hancken.
three -base hit, Frazier: two-bsse hits.
DiMaggio. Wright q Strange JoT-
gems: runs batted IN. Storey. Wright
2. Morrissey 2. sacrifice walker
stolen bases. white Vanni. double
plays. Jorgens TO Storey 20 Frazier,
Vsnnl % Hancken. time . n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
EIGHTY GUNS
IN ORE. MEET

PORTLAND. Ore. 49, Eighty en-
tries resumed firing today in the
state trapshoot championships
after c. G.. Hiltibrand OF independ-
enee captured opening day honors
by winning in the l6-ysrd division
and In the handicap for a COM
bined title.
Shooting for the Salem Gun club.
Hiltibrsnd yesterday broke 90 out
OF 100 birds In the is-ysrd event
and +6 out OF so in the handicap.
for a combined total Of it5 out Of
$50 Cal Ray, Mckinley. Tom
Carpenter. Monroe. and {. y. Vim
ing, Sacramento. Cal. tried at %
for second in the ts-yard shoot.
and H. r. Thornton. Msrshfield.
WAS second In the handicap with
40.
Charles Leith. manager of
the Portland Gun cinb. record
ed the only perfect score NJ
the day, shatterinK 50 straight
targets In the handicap.
Combined scores. vith ls-yard
and handicap figures given in that
order, included
W r. Rowland. Astoria, sa.ts
n. n. Terrili. Chehslis, Wash. %
80. r. T. Todd. Victoria. y C.. "a
as Taylor Bowen, Vancouver.
Wash. 7s-t+; n. l. Petit. Che
halls. s2-t7.
Handicap scores included:
George Purrier, Vaneo uyers
Wash, 40: Mira r. Munger A.
toris. 80. Bert Berry Toppenish,
Wash. ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

i.aSlns pitcher. stine stfurk oas.
atlns ArniF1ia s. kush { bases
on halls of Niins LirbeF . Afdls
sois kusn d home runs. PUGET
nslu Ctbcrki. three base htt Marine.
twnsbase hsts Hrsnssi kahls runs
halted tn fuefInslli a uhslt a
kahie . Marble Cihocsi stolen
hsss kaHie douhk plays. stFinssF
- ! Collins ~ Marble 10 eisssli
10 Herman. Carpenter fa n CallIns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
Three Straight
Against Rainiers

SAN FRANCISCO San Fran
ci.cos Seals climbed To just = half
game from second place. ny win
ming their third straight from Seat
tie. <-3, last night A ninth
inning uprising by the Suds sent
Orville Jorgens to the showers
with the score 4 to and two
men on base wyn Ballou came
TO the rescue but two men scored
before he could retire the side.
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retssliss~a with fsve runs is
ih~lr half.

Joe Ccnasies Who previously
wss unsefeated. vas chased frum
The mound la that seventh inning
harsags and Pat rohsn succeeded
him tsonnsier wAs charged with
the defess.
The seventh inning ~ tire Night.
cap found the teams tied AZ saaiI
Finally the oaks set The Fsnee
n HERMAN rnletts in the ninth
and scckrd him for four rms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

Making every css~ ~ skeis II
hIts seuat. In n4it t.ass Be>s
srnunees the firN .pises rswstslw
Cardinals. TIA IN tns snly r1eness
league rsms pIsyes Yesterday.
asit Lake sHa Isaratsiio wfn
sp<n . new seftes ~ t-n<ssssis IN
day rne i~~tsssn- s,sa~s ssms
~ss moved ~ 10 FRIDAY ~ =
revised sehesiuie. Ths usms ~.
t~ssn nosse ard Twin rsila wns
esiisd off bscsasss II tFn~s&s With
fisia ashss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

&c. as.1s,i s@ss ssssssa $500
ttts isssws psss9 q
~ Gsf4snefsn<n a xxxfniey,
tttf y teeeae Axtfss Gln6 - 49,
ssn rsst Ca. h1rfttnies
ss~9essssl yeeQse pnseeet0 -
stsIf eissnA eessl4o9 eve. WkegeU
yssvsss slssv = o. 3 fSGsSo
Mps Go eai&9A. We.ssnaeu66p =
offsas outfifssfs a&aa)tsa
thssshstsutssse1 teaIpe ~ AooNpv
~ eshtfsi Lzb&n6rAa uwWanI
fssmms Nsvsi ueeefye - - Euek.
ssse lsnesnsa nnetes tsssenopan -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10


The final 10 holes 81 the city
Championship VIII be held sunday
morning at Meadow Park. rhs
pairings and starting tmes are a.
folio~s.
7os Nsis soFbsrs. Aaron Hsydon.
Vie Jufscn. Raj Hsleom
10 e.sorss t1shsF. Merrill smith.
G. A sullivan. Paul Lover
Jim uiileepis, Bon Youngsters
Harry Bradbury. Marshall Lucky
40 Frank Jordan, Morris finns-
Dn, Harris Msthsss HAFrt Long
l1-zJifn RI siinss Hiii Wsltsfs
Jim Rsaopieh. pies Finney
30 Jonn FLYNN. rsss Arthur.
Dave Doud Bill Sherman
Harry Daily. George toomBs
7 s0--Jahn CgylIss Frank sssefssn.
DleA Hfoeksaf, Al Garter
- George Marshall ueofss Mo-
rfaneis Cnspln. 4 n t<hmsnh
: so HsY seyessnes, " C ME.
meyer. John y Anderson. LORD
Tbs sam sll.n. Our cfnafa.
Clarence THylsf ployd rhssssrsY
q % tsfi kstAs. Tom sforn, aosm
Olson Lie Merrill
Is hsnfY sehnla. O A Watkins.
Paul UfeU Pred ANfsfs
10 ffitz osissf nud ishmsn. =
sDfreils
. y Jses neIniyr.. Jonn t@ssn.
HnwaEd oisfu
= 20 thst wells vtfsii Gift. Mas
Jensen. Pred H HdGS
4 1s-JshB n Anderson, ~ W
Cameron Harry Cain n n Hsnsss
= 30 eop tilsfa Dill n~isg. Dses
Lons Emil vlts
sas-H sfhssien, Jonn Hans.
Wait NsHdsn Ar As<i
stD~hit t<dgfn l&sfT Nlles6y.
JDhH Nis< J6< kaisf
80 Bob Van D~Msfs. IsrH NaI.
t<fs Gordon Wagner Hlii voss
tS@@(ssli nsBlth. Chuck hunter.
hAffT Address t<a H4stsss
. 90 Esa HssFs Aaron AiEen.
hsfoid uustsfeon hsb A<ysf
20 AFenss gsHin Jim Mn9ssiilisa.
N hsssgs. ray HsF~o~d
io@L bkssF Gin.sr Car Ja<
ufsfg. Dsofss Nis
SIS Ted flssft " n Anderson.
Ina FulEIs ufvsi Dahl
zQ=-fae Hastings " Aa9sf.
sos. Dave hlssH. tif1 Il rses
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NiuHius pitcher Schmidt iaaana
ulfrhsf ftJ4aias runs feaDHHsi = -
fuf DBuSias ; ssNssfns > rsdauits
z aeuidi J n.fshafer sfraek 0sIf
~ tsrukiat NeNABsns eeHfnlaf
smith EifSafsr 2 asssa un 64iis
nff D-guzlss NsNadins H5ufsh
hifhofsf home run. nkfihs III
three -ssA~ ffts aoeenBsyE Gar ns ~
tNososss hits OfsnEa Coleman MAJ
snail runs batted IH fsyoFiss psFt=
calfi cHenx0 Csra<f0sssI : vii
Jams Barton yeffftst Caisarsu 2
uf@snn<rE Fernandez Hsfshsn 7
wsyliieh sacrifices osrtseida vsxs
filcb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

IT TF"N - Wa IDf ffFflHfa Al
Walter z Sweeney. commanding
Fort LEXIS and the 81 Division.
has announced that q post singles
and d14blfs tournament Nlli be
held At FORT LsNfis beginning To-
merrns The tournament uiil bs
completed sbost July &
Preliminary games Wlii b@ Tao
oet ~ three ssts. with ihs finals
sehsoulsa for tns best three out of
flTs sets
Lieutenant Colonel hin. sna
Captain Hefsri.ns are In charge
u tas tournament.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

raa Ward. fsss~A t,sywpsss
and wsihrs tss ssas. new ptss-
Tag xs~ss s.ir ~ shs ssss~~ss
.e~s ~ rAssAAeIpsss ~sl1 go
pear "a she ts~t4ee InA<1ss
is.sus~~ss ~ AIseemses eswA
fsrema. tass ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

winning pitcher. Blthofn losing
pitcher. ftiistte struck out hY
Bithorn 6 Olsen 7. bassA on balls
off Bithoru s. Olsen Q. ril,stta !.
three base hits. Mcdonald 2 Browne
t~o-b base hits. uAlmondl q DaIlenan-
dro. double plays lyman 10 Luby
10 vsrsoz a. nstofs 20 nsfkoWIts
70 Hasiln
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

rMu-AnGt-rteuA~~rns sxs falls
iosisy On TOO aecnef mea IN the
National Open soft championship.
TAls IL the aar ~nen me ftxid
ls reduced 10 ne 90 eess sensers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

the OAKS HAVE GROWN TO REAL SIZE

rallies. rhrs put On . SEVEN
run splurge IN the .c,enth In.
ming ~ the first 10 run the
score 60 10 to &. but the Padres
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

Win MANAGER LtIIVtIt SuHhke
Barrett why. the whole
blamed team. What baseball town
it is!
Talked At length with Cliff Hsr-
rison. The Stars sports editor. In
terested in Chief Mccormick, the
Indian leftfelder doing duty with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

The Pierce County S1fthsll A.
ISOLATION Presidents council. EN-
braeing all organized softbaii
leagues In Pierce. wlii meet next
Tuesday night at $50 O'Clock IN
the Metropolitan park district Of
flee. 2i2 city hall annex fscoms.
This meeting Il being called BY
Al Hodges. director. 70 frame Up
IN. 1859 county tournament ana
also TO take Up protest filed ~
Cammarsnos against ths All
Heidelberg gam. played last
Tuesday.
Both managers and Tom
Walsh. who szs umpire. are
requested to be on hand 30
complete hearing MAY he had
Of all parties concerned
CHUCK" Green. association
council president. viii preside.
The sumner league "a also put
ting in a tld for the county tour
nsy 10 be played under lights on
the Sumner high school diamond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

Longacres Track Records
Five furlonss; Bonny Grafton, ITO,
SEPT 10. 1885. ISL
Eve and one-half furlongs: Risky
Ms. 100. Aug. 10, 1894; ;o5. Try
Some. lo5. Aug 81. 1885; :o5.
Sly furlongs; Sky Pirate, ITO, Aug
One mile: Exclude. los. Aug. 80
1886 1853
Nile and 10 yards: Beeson, iol.
Aug. Is. 1884. AZ. Listo. 116, Aug.
10 1894: AZ
Mi'e and one sixteenth: Primulus
To-, July 10, 1896; 1923.
Mile and one-eighth. Campillo. 90.
Sept 3. 1884 l:502.
Mile and one-quarter: Mrs. Let 90.
AZ. %. 1884: 2:04. Len Helker, Ill,
Julr 30. 1886. 204.
Mile and one-half: Joe Geary, lis.
Aug. Is, 1897. 2.3l.2. Redneck, IFS.
Sept. /. 1888: 2:3l2
Mile and ive-eighths: Hadtobe, ia.
Aug. %, 1897, $50.
Mile and three quarters ROYAL
Julian 1903. Aug. 5. 1894 25e. Had
tobe, ll2. Aus. 20. 1887; 2.5a.
Two miles: Noscgay. los. Sept q.
1885, 3.26 Northern Water, ITO.
Sent 6. 1886: 32s
Two and one-sixteenth miles Prim-
rose Day. LOG. Aug 30 1896. 3:34
Handbags and stakes Dates
June "a. Inaugural handicap.
June IS: Tacoma handicap. 1900.
July 2: Evergreen state handicap,
tI200
july 4 Independence day handi-
Juiy 3: Puget Sound handicap.
July IS: Northwest Championship.
81 200
july %: Spokane handicap. 81 400.
July 80: Washington derby, 81 600.
Aug. s: Mount Rainier handicap,
o. 500.
Aug. 10. Speed handicap. $4,000.
Aug 20: British Columbia handi-
cap 81 500.
Aug 81: Longseres 10000 mile
90 600 added
Sept. 3 Olympic cup 81 500
Sept 4: Seattle handicap. 1000
Past Winners Longacres $4,000
Mile
1885: Coldwater. owned nv r.
r. Carman. jr.; ridden by Jockey
W. Robertson. Value to winner,
$3.50. Time, 1918.
1886: Exclude, owned ny Hynes
4 Beezley; ridden by Jockey Allen
GRAY. Value 10 winner, 8,225.
Time. 1858.
1881: Sslly's Booter, owned by
A. Puccinelli; ridden by Jockey
T. Sena. Value to winner, Ss,525
Time, 1887.
1898: Tnplane. owned by Allen
Drumheller;. ridden. by. Jockey
Ralph Neves. Value to winner
Ss.S25. Time, :S6 As.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

NEH YORk-promot.r Billy
Conn Of Pittsburgh h.ho X. Y
ts-round fight
light heavyweight championship July
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SCORE NY INNINGS
OAKLAND .... 100 mo 100 Ia
san Diego ...-...- 100 0di SOL .
SUMMARY
tosins pitcher Gonzales, runs re-
sponsihle fos I.anaalrs fenin
Buxton a struck out Gonzales y
rnnln l. buxton 7 bases on balls
Oft Gonzales q ranln Hukton ,
homs run Dallessandrn thfec he -
hit Cbflston twosbHae hits Anfsu.
BeTkovlt LuhY Tobin. psllcssendro
2 runs hstted ~ khHsu q oudat
DslleSsRndro 4 nrtors ? iubY. Yer
sea 2 ChFisfnff Patshett
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St Pau! 9. Toledo Z
Kansas City 6. Indianapolis 0.
Louisville S. Milwaukee 2.
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COL

pHtLA DEIPHiA --- The
united states Golf ss.ecistiea
announce. that the 1910
Walker Cup matches betwe~s
this country and Great Brifsls
would he held AT the Town and
Country club If ~. Paul.
MINI, AuKust sO.sI.
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this land Eddie whirled his
forefinger in eircle) punch
ing punching -.
The Little Managers brown eyes
blazed. With his left hand he re-
moved toothpiek from his mouth
and then emphasized his words
with such a resounding whsck on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-10
50-Day Meet
"A Days Off
BY ELLIOTT METCALF

With the opening day IS days
away, there was considerable &C.
tivity at Longacres race track to-
day as officials prepared for the
oO-day spring race meeting.
The tracks top officials and
department heads have arrived and
started organizing stats for the
sea son.
Racing Secretary NJ. H. Morri-
son checked in from Bay Mead
ows and has started registering
the many horses already on the
grounds
Morrison. after seeing the
list of stable reservations. said
there should he an abundance
Of horses 10 fill the hsndicaps
and better class claiming
races.
Longacres is situated rs miles
north of Tacoma. 10 miles south
Of Seattle. near the town Of Rem
ton.
II is one-mile oval. Has two
chutes, one for races OF three
quarters of mile; the other for
races of mile and one-quarter.
Distance from the judges stand
to the first turn, $50 feet. Dis
tsnce from last turn to the finish,
900 feet.
Width of track on both stretches.
70 feet. Width of track on turns,
SIS feet.
Inaugural meeting opened or
Aug. 3. 1888.
Operators: Washington Jockey
club, 634 Skinner bid. Seattle.
Executive bord: Charles F. elise.
Frank Reed, Joseph Gottstein.
President and general manager,
Joseph Gottstein.
OFFICIALS. 1899
Presiding steward: Al Hardy
representing Was ! n gton
horse racing commission).
Associate stewards: Russell
Sanders, NJ. II. Morrison.
Racing secretary: NJ. n.
Morrison. Presiding Judge:
Robert A. Morris.
Paddock Judge: Inspector.
Starter: Fred l.. CantrelI.
Racing inspectors tWHRC):
George Adams. Wesley Neary,
Al Morgan and {. {. Paul.
Manager OF mutuel depart
ment: Ernest b. White.
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Rated for Olsen in seventh.
2 HaIihn To- pIlirff. ia MINI
Evening star., 1939-04-30
Among last weeks winners were
the fn1louipp.

IAlC 4OllOWlllS.
At the Wardman Park Hotel-Mrs. E. H
Katherine McNutt and W. 4. Bolinser,
third.
At the, University Club-Mrs. 1rma Gill;
bert and Harlow Hurley. flrsI; Dr. and
Mrs J. B. G.: Custis tied with DR. Adam
kemnie laeaI ana ana Vladimir de sveshnikof for
AZ the American Association of Uni.
versity Women--Dr. Emily Grewe and
Goodwin Graham. second; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufina Ramos. third.
so1,, a, n The he Hotel R9ossvelsmNoIth and
second RUSH buckley ana and sS RadolpS Ssft: Aux
and w. Esmond. AfH first: Miss f Paris keener er
and J. D. Mathy. second; Mrs. Scott Dawson
and Mrs. Mark Daniels. third.
and Mrs. A. F. Read. frst: Miss Anne
Skinker and Miss Kathleen McNutt sec
@ @9na: Mrs; Laura May Jones and W. E.
At the La Sale Studio Monday-North
and south. Mrs. c. E. Meissner and G; H;
PaIkman, first; Mrs. catharine Tidball
crime johnson and Lewis Tubbs third: east
and west. Mrs. Peyton Blamire and W. A..
Bolingsr. nrst: Mrs Clarence thinner and
Shepard. third
A. ,n rs Il sale Th4rsds,y-MMrs: Cath
Pauer and John Donneily. second; MIS- 6.
jeremiah and Mrs. Dixie r Wright, third
At the Fairfax Tuesday-North and south.
Mrs. Charles Kavanaush and Sam Groves.
Intyre, second; Mrs. M. R. Reddy and Mrs.
c. NJ. Hall. third east and west. Mrs. c. j.
Evans and Mrs. E. R. Walton. flrst Mrs.
Catherine johnson and Homer Au. tied
with Mrs. Catharine Tidball and Col. E. B.
Gray.
Mrs Rose Robins and Mrs Dixie r Wright.
first; Mrs. j. W. Athey and Rush Buckley.
second; Mrs. William Hussey and Fred
Hayden, third: east and west Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Daniels. first Mrs. Martin May
and Elliott Gordon second: Miss Shirley
Schwartz and partner, third.
Evening star., 1939-04-30
AutOmotive Briefs

j. E. johnson, Washington zone
manager for the Pontiac division of
General Motors Corp, recently an
nounced the appointment of Mckee
Service Center as authorized Pom
tiac dealers. Showrooms, used cars,
offices and service will be main
tanned at Twenty-second and N
streets NV. A. B. Mckee, presi-
dent of this new leadership, is
well known to the Washington trade
and public, having been officially
connected with the automobile bus.
mess here for years.
Mitchell Herson, president Of
Mitchells Motors, Inc, WHY'S Over
land distributors for Washington
and surrounding territory, an
nounces the appointment of Colo.
nial Motors Corp. in Arlington, Va,
as authorized dealers for WHY'S
Overland automobiles. Two show.
rooms will be maintained by this
new leadership, one at 2700 Wilson
boulevard and the other at I'LL
Wilson boulevard in the Colonial
Village Shopping Center.
Forest H. Akers, vice president Of
the Dodge division of the Chrysler
Motors Corp, entertained the prin-
cipal Washington Dodge dealers
and guests last Friday night at
dinner meeting In the Mayflower
Hotel. Mr.. Akers and Ellis Travers
of the Ruthrauff Ryan Advertising
Agency, Detroit Office, discussed
with the dealers sales plans for
spring and summer business.
The Tide Water Oil Corp. an
nounces the appointment of A. D.
Webster as district manager in
charge of the Washington -Balti-
more territory. Mr.. Webster Is very
we'll known to the public and trade
in this territory, having been asso-
ciated here with Tydol for a num-
ber Of years in various capacities.