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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
New Man Needed
On Turf Board

SEATTLE Appointment of Ed
win J. Brown as steward for the
California Horse Racing commits
sion left the Washington Horse
Racing commission without a
chairman today. Gov. Clarence d.
Martin will have to appoint a sue
cessor to serve with George Fal-
tico of Seattle and Allen Drum
heller of Walla Walla. Brown was
appointed to the commission for
six years by Governor Martin in
1888.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
Hockey PlayoH
Dates Arranged

NEW YOkk-Ths Boston bruins
and Tia. New York Rangers Will
open the Stanley cup plsyoffs in
Madison Square Garden March II,
the National Hockey league board
Of governors announced today
The Bruins. who have
elinehed first place, aud the
Rangers. who have nailed
down second, Win play = best
fouf-of-ses~n series that will
advance the winner 10 the
final.
II all seven games are nscsssary
they VIII be played as follows:
New York March 81 "a. and
April /; Boz IN March 20. 70, 30
and April 2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10

Coast Brush Bowlers wen all the
high scoring honors Of the City
league bowling matches at the
Broadway alleys Wednesday night.
Tony Vettcr. leading off for the
Coast team. opened with 8 2es
game. the high single Of the VS.
sion, and finished with a So total.
the best mark recorded by any Of
the City stars
The only three members of
N league Ia crash the 600
line were the members 81 the
Coast Brush team. Fred Wah-
lers blasted out a SIS total and
Jimmy Radonich scored 6l7.
The Brush team rolled 1871 for
the best team single game and
$3.50 for the best team total. The
big scores gave the Brushmen a
two-game win over Griffin Fuel
company.
Merrick and Race remained at
the top in the standings, though
losing two games TO Pioneer Beer.
Caswell Optieals failed to register
a gain on the leading jewelers.
when the strong Carstens team
dumped them for q two-game loss.
Johnson Paint. led by Cap
tain Norman Gustafson's 56t,
scored n 2-l win over Pacific
Match company. Al fcntecost
did well for the Matchmen
with n fine 5sS total. Don's
Pagoda won two games from
Hub Clothiers.
Margaret Christensen rolled ASP
to lead the scorers in the Class II
Womon's league. Dolores Elwcll
turned in 1873 for the best single
game. DR.. l.. s. milestone ladies
checked In with the best team
score, shooting 2266 to win four
points from Sherman Tackle ladic..
Don's Pagoda
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
Why, Ferdinand,
You Old Meanie!

sEATTIk-Tus husky Uni
~sersity Of Washington studsnis
Football star Charles bTrhtoI
and Internationally Council ~re-
rotary Chariss fhrrows-biam-
I'd Ferdinand the Hull today for
their troubles.
The Zz-yssr-oId youths were
discovered st 5 .. m. p6kinK
flowers from window boxes of .
bank In the university district,
shifting the blossoms and sing
Ing Ferdinand. Ferdinand"
Police jailed the students ON
charges Of being drunk and dis
orderly. BechtoI and larrowe
said they were on their way
home from a fraternity initis-
fion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
Spokane Clippers
Just About Out

SEATTLE The Spokane Clip
pefs had n chance as narrow as
the blade Of a skate today 10 get
into the championship playoffs of
the Pacific Coast Ice Hockey
league.
The Clippers lost 10 the Seattle
ssshawks here last night. > 10 2.
and have 10 beat the Ieagus.isad.
INK Portland Bucknroos tonight In
Portland 10 stay In the running.
II Spokan. does beat the Bucks.
Seattle will have 10 beat Van
eouye tomorrow night In the
Canadian city 10 put the Lions and
the Clippers In = tic for third
place Vancouver holds the spot
by two points now
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
badminton Event
Opens on Tuesday

The Tacoma city badminton
championship will be decided in
tournament play beginning Tues
day at Lincoln high school courts
at 7 o'clock.
Play will continue Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday at College of
Puget Sound at 7:30 o'clock.
Eighteen prizes vii be up for
competition.
There will be senior and junior
events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10

rlas Coach
niii kiiiefer ~ the brooklyn podks
ers was greatly surprised whsn ne
discovered Paul rsynieh. ruekie
pitcher. vas from his hame town
Of Paw Paw, Mich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
Furnished Houses

24O7 NO. ALDER-Strictly modern,
2 or . bedrooms can be used.
pFATY BROS INC. BR 1897
MODERN cabin. Light Water. va
rage. sls. The Grove 9sos Pa
CIfic ave
COTTAGES 0 available. Inquire
Manager SpunBWay PARK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10

ANTIQUE COLLECTOR
CINCINNATI - Joe Choynski,
old-time heavyweight, spends his
time collecting antiques.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10

Totals . . lib ss2 i037-3l5O
4Ub 40 "a 1h4ess.
MAIN 1896.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

The Tacoma Op,imist club drive
for funds to send TacomAs archery
champion TO st. Paul for the N.
A. A. championship contest In
July received q large boost Tues
day evening when Tacoms Tiger
fans donated s3s 81 at the exhibit
ton and program before the game.
Sonny Johns. the master OF the
bow And arrow. and the ball play
ers staged the exhibition.
In addition the following
Optimi.ts have sent In dona-
tions: Hal Deering, 81; Bert
Harrison. 81; Fred Treichel.
81; DR.. Russell Neff. 81; Har-
~ Lynch. 81 Milton Evans
81, and Theodore GAffBey. u.
This money together with the
$50 guaranteed by the Chamber OF
Commerce brings the total sub
scription to se3.p2 today.
As Sonny II the present United
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
L0NcAcRES RESULTS

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
Tonight's Softball

Park Softball games Tor tonlgM'
6:i5
city 4 league-Johnson Paint Co.
VS.. Cammarano Bros, Mckinley No.
2, umpire, Cruver.
CITY n league-French Bakery vs..
Jensen Fuel Co, Mckinley No. l.
umpire, Madison
White Eagle Tavern vs., Iverson
Walker Brakes, Harmon. umpire,
Walsh.
Labor Union league Musicians Va.
Flour a. Cereal Workers, Stadium;
umpire. McDougall. Bakers vs. Ca
rage Employees, Portland Ave; umpire,
Naef.
Busher Ieague-N. p. Freight office
VS.. Waller Road Owls. Jefferson No.
/. Refiners VS.. Woodmen OF World.
jefferson No. q Auto Clinic vs..
Gee Street Club. Edison.
Games for Friday. 6:i5 p. m.
city 4 league-Tesmsters vs. Ait
Heidelberg, Mckinley No. 2. umpire.
Walsh.
city X league-Active club vs..
Purse Seiners, Mckinley No. /: UNI
pire, Madison.
Commercial league First game OF
second round tie play Post
Office VS. Wheeler Osgood Sales,
Portland Ave. umpire, Cruver.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
PERICLES NINE
FINALLY WINS

After trying for Is games with
out any success In Church-Fratern-
al play, the Sons of perieies slap
ped down the Danish Lutheran
entry, to 4, for their first VIC
tory Of the season.
Postoffics dropped T &C m a
Drug. IL 10 4. and Wheslsr-os-
good swsmp~d Office Outfittsrs, Is
to ). to keep in first place tie
for the Commercial league third
round championship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
Kerr Singles
TOWN Game
VANCOUVER, n. Mar

VANCOUVER, n. Manager
Johnny Kerr put himself on the
spot las, night In the game with
the Tacoma Tigers. But when II
came time to shoot Il out, he did
and that ended the game. 6 to 5,
Vancouver. The finish caused a
crowd Of more than 5000 to so
berserk.
Nobody was down when
Kerr batted for Pitcher her
shaw. CailteAux had priced
ed him with q single and seor-
~ On Harrimans error AZ
Nolpis ground ball, Nolpi mov-
Ing around Ia third on the
play. And then ~ wAs Jehn-
ny who delivered.
-Four hits, one a double gave
Vancouver three runs in the first
which was tied by the Tigers In
the fourth on walk TO Abbott. q
single ny kelcn. u1ple hN mar
rimsn and an error by MeGlnnis
on throw 10 home 10 catch
Hartman.
The Bengsls went into the lead
in the sixth when Garretson walk
ed, Quinn erred on Abbott's
grounder. Mountain doubled. scor-
ing the runners, leaving the score,
So.
The Capilanos, however,
were In there fighting all the
way. In their half Of the
sixth successive singles BY
Quinn and Edy and an out
field fly nv stewart added
one, making Il 5 and 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
BY COLONEL CARY

Racing fans aren't the only ones
who go for twilight racing. The
late hour start is popular with
the horsemen also. When you're
up at five in the morning, nothing
is quite so nice around one as a
good nap. With first post at 4;3O,
trainers and Wallets have chance
to catch up on the shut-eye.
The ordinary days routine is a
tough one. Up early exercise
your charges feeding, and
general care. Then, especially if
there's a spot you like on the
next days card, you high to the
office of the racing secretary
where entries are being taken.
, Before you're through, it's close
to one O'Clock. When first post
is two-fifteen, little time is left
for rest, unless you're too tired
to care few are. However,
with first post at 4:30, that's diff
ferent. This twilight racing idea
is okay all around.
Picture of a stable area
about one o'clock on a nice,
hot sunny afternoons:
Quiet. Here horse, going
.postwa-d in a few hours, Is
being shod. There valet,
one OF the more industrious, is
doing his washing. Horses
stand in their stalls, feet
spraddIed and head low. nap
ping. Wallets, in neighboring
stalls, catching a few minutes
sleep. Mankind, and horses,
In general, at rest.
Those who remember the Long
acres Mile of 1887 will remember
Jockey Tim Sena. Tim was the
boy who flew in here the eve Of
the race, put the leg up on Puc-
cinelli's Sallys Booter the next
day. and rode her in a winner;
thereby knocking down quite a
few simoleans as his part of the
earnings. Tim checked in from
California yesterday, and will ac-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

Yakima .... ........llI ool lVo-
wenstchee .... ... o40 III SOLO
SUMMARY
Runs batted in. stsmper Jacobs
Lorenz. Mcdonald. O'Shes a shelley
2 Christopher q Delsn Bonetti,
kiemiller two-baA< hits. Psnso.
stsmper. SHELLEY q. Christopher a.
Milani. stolen bases Penso stsmper +.
O'shes. D<Jsn. Bonetti; sacrifices. p.
Johnson. Nismiiler. double plays
SHELLEY TO Oshes to MilsnL Johnson
tn Lorenz 20 Mcdonald. Johnson 70
Jscobs 20 Lorenz. left on bases.
Yakima Q wenstches . base on balls
off Debiasi 3 Csndini /. \ john
son !. Marshall g. struck out by
Debiss 4. Csndini 4. a Johnson !.
hits off Dsbissi In . innings 10.
Candini In innings q B. Johnson
in 81 innings ~ Marshall in "a
innlnss /. hit by pitcher. Bonstti by
Marshall. pskseo ball Lorenz win
ming pitcher. Debissl. losipg pitcher
3 Johnson. umpires Barrett. Moran
and Morgan. time q 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

q BAttsd for Rrensei IN eightA
b Rattsd for nlttncr IN rishth.
SCORE ny INNINGS
10. Angelss - noO OIL ntf1 7
Hollywood ......... coo GOO 600
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher. Hittner, runs re-
xponsibis Tor. Rtitner 2 Crandst 4
struck out. by Bittnsr q, Thomas =
bases on balls, of Rlttner I. Thomas
z three base HIT Moore two.hsss
hits Moore n. Collins runs hstteu
IN. stats. Msyo 2 Moore Collins,
MAYO, double play. Mayo TO stfinset
TO J. Collins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
PORTLAND NET
STAR WINNER

WIMBLEDON,

WIMBLEDON, vns' ~ Flwccd
ccnss ~ Portland. Ore, opened
Americas winhledon ssd ~ the
fourth DAY II eempssiticn NJ elm.
mating tau George t.ys,lssen Rox.
srs os Ireland rs. Ell. a.
Cooke. numn~r slx On the
seea~d list. wss the ssrss At Ne
ain ~s,ect players 10 gaia ths
round ~ To- 4 few minutes
later Ne vas i.sa~d n, Fssste
rareee az Nasssls,,s, sreAed
fourth. whe halted N. Mae
rhsii ~ gsgisad. a. a.. ~
rhe United states placed lls
second entry In tire round # Ia
when Hohhy Riggs ~ Chicago de.
teated Camille Maifruy ~ New
Zealand. s.s ti.a. "a
Frsnjo kukuljcvic ~ vuxo.
slsxis. anseeded .ontArsw vha
eliminated pcH MeNeili ~ Okla.
homs City yesterday. moved along
with a 90. rs a. victory over
" c, choy Of China.
Alice Marble ~ San Francisco
and Mrs Sarah rsifrey Fshyun ef
Hroakllns. Mas. defending cham.
rlons in the womens doubles. do
fested Miss " Burr and Mrs v
q Law Of England al, al.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
FUND STARTS FOR SONNY

states junior champion, Tacoma
will receive much publicity
throug bout the entire country at
the time OF the contest,
The optimists are asking inter
ested Taeomsns TO send their sub
seriptions TO The Tacoma Times
sports department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

Losing pitcher Gregory innings
pitched Gregory 81 Van Fleet as
bat. of Gregory 10 Van Fleet 10. Rita
off Gregory T. Van Fleet s runs
scored. off Gresory a Van Fleet s,
sortano S. runs responsible for
Gregory |. Van Fleet 8 sorisno 5.
Schmidt /. struck out, by Gregory T.
sorIano Schmidt :. bases on balls
off Gregory / Soriano 3 Schmidt !.
left on bases, Seattle 5, Sacramento Z,
home runs Marshall a. three-base
hits. Oreneo 2 two-basc hit Archie
runs bstted In. Winsett OrenGo :.
Marshall 2 Scoffic. Osrodowski q.
Archie sacrifices win~tt. Van Fleet.
seoffie 2. Osrodowski q stolen bases
win~tt. osribaldi. double plays, Van
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

Hated for Crashssd In eighth,
h Ran for HAslin In ninth.
c Hatted for starr In ninth.
Bntted for Piiiette IN ninth,
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher Crsshead; innings
pitched CrAshesd struck out
Thomas Piiletts 1, bases on halls.
Thomas a Crsshesd 2. home run.
Coleman, three has hit DsllsNssn-
dro two-bsse hits. Rosenbers. Wilson,
Mcdonald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

SCORE BY INNINGS
Tacoma ....Oo 600 302 oo0--s
Vancouver - 400 0ol oo2--6
SUMMARY
Stolen bases. Abbott. McGinnis.
sacrifice hits. Reich, stewart; two
base hits Hartman; double plays.
Garretson TO Hartman. Colbern TO
Garretson, Abbott 20 Garretson. left
on bases Vancouver q. Tacoma 4; IA
hits 9 runs off Brady in Ia in
Brady 3. BY Medighini /; losing pitch
er, Brady: bases on balls off Kershaw
q. off Brady 2. off Medishini none;
time OF game ! so. umpires, Nelson
and CLARK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

The Washington Jockey club
wishes to call attention TO the fact
that there will be but four days
racing during the first week in
July. After racing Saturday and
Sunday, the LIST and End, the plant
will be closed on Monday, the Bird.
reopens for Tuesday. the 4th, and
then remains dark until Saturday,
the Sth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
Vancouver Rallies To Win Contest
COAST LEAGUE SCORES

s1r-t u Campesii 70 srtfis Vsari 81
and Framing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
Wight Racing Popular

cept his first mount today Al
hand, and one known
as cool, percentage rider, Sens
will prove popular with horsemer
and fans alike.
Interest In the result Of last
Sundays second race might
well have been termed inter-
national. Mrs. A. l.. McLennan,
owner Of Woodvale Lad, has
been on a world tour. and last
Sunday found her In way off
Egypt. When the Vancouver
sportswoman's horse came
home n winner her son rushed
TO wire her the news, received,
albeit, with JOY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

Our story IL smpsws have 700 many hight fray and I'm
suits mostly from last There isn't thing wrong with
themhey tailored by Bradbury from fine alwool wor-
steds The only thing wrong that have many W
unloading RIGHT NOW At the beginning Of the summer
season. II you're looking for bargain, early tomorrow
Small charge for alterations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
SCORE BY INNINGS

Home run. Msndsh. tro-oxs< hits
st<zzrt "a. Stockmsn. Clsritt<f "a
FzYQubsrs0n. Asbcisn: stolsu bases.
EEsrf DrFiFisFot. double pl2ys. stock
man 20 Rlsnsy 70 Lizhtner bases On
balls off Weldon l. ssrvsnti 2 sbss-
han !. struck out. oy Weldon ,. s<r-
ventl 7 shsehSn l. h!tH. of Weldon
Il IN s-plus innings. 4 runs. off 5<r-
VENT ? in 0 innings. runs. passed
ball CIxyitt<r Wild pitch. weldon.
s<rvenfi. sacrifice tlc. weldon
I4xntr>r. losing pttrnsr Jonas. vim
nIns pitcher sheshsn. time ~ game
4 nourr IS minutes. umpres. Ran
/ oolph and 6esvsrt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

SAN FRANCISCO


SCORE ny INNINGS
Oakland 4....... 600 no2 n1os
san Francisco .r.r.a 100 lsl cst~elo
SUMMARY
Winntns pitcher ttNtf fntins
pitcher Fall0ui runs responsible fcti
F.llon a, sslvsson 1, stuts Hetf.
mann : struck out fsiion ., rsuts
q naliou ,. hermann I bases on
BALL. of rsiicn ! stutE . Hermann
l. homs run. Norbert twosbes< hlts,
Ahreu, sprtnF. tuhy, uudet Scnfots
Warner. runs hated IN. Ncreeft
spflne J uudsi MI Eyewns Con-
ROY Warner = sacrifice Stutr. stolen
ns.s niMsssio. double PLAY, WEisht
80 Frazier
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

More than - species n mos
quitoes are known 10 exist in the
United States
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United States and Canada must be posmarktd be-
fore midnight, March T. Hawaiian entries must lH'
received before March -.
S. Entries will be Judged for originality, sincerity.
and aptnrSs OF Thought concerning the qualities and
uses of Ivory Soap Decision OF the judges will be
final Fancy entries will not count extra. Duplicate
prizes awarded in Of ties No entries returned
Entries contents and ideas therein become the prop
rrty OF Proctor Il Gamble.
6. Any resident Of Continental United States.
Hawaii or Dominion of Canada may compete.
crpt employees OF Proctor 4 Gamble. their advertiS-
ing agencies and the families OF these employees.
Contests subject to all regulations OF the United
states and Canada Buick winners in Canada will
receive cash equivalent in place of free gasoline.
7. Buick winners will De announced shortly after
the Close Of each contest over Ivory radio programs
THE O'\eillS Life Can BE Beautiful and
Mary Marlin Winners OF $40 cash prizes will I've
notified by mail.
Send for list Of TinRrrs after March T. 1899 the
conclusion Of the 9th and final wrrkl! contest write
Ivor, Soap, Cincinnati Ohio. for "a list Of prize
winners. Enclose postage
Evening star., 1939-01-22
READ THESE EASY RULES

l. Finish the sentence Il like Ivory Soap because
in 25 additional words or less Write
side OF a sheet OF paper Sign your and
address. send extra letters. drawings or photo
graphs with your entry.
z. You enter these contests often As You like
but each sentence must be accompanied by the
wrappers from one largr-Size cake and medium
size cake Of Ivecy Soap facimiles) Aail to I.ory
Soap Dept. TW, Box us. Cincinnati Ohio
3. There will br six weekly contests each with
separate list Of prizes Weekly prizes listed in panel
below illustration. Opening and closing dates
Evening star., 1939-01-22

FROM YOUR TExAcO DEALER
1000 gallons Of Fire-chief!
With each first prize you get 1000
gallons of fast firing, quick-respond
ing Fire Chief gasoline &. . FREE!
Delivered to you at your Texaco
Dealers, anywhere in America.
With Fire-Chief you get, too,
Circle Service" Courtesy
from the Gentleman who serves you.
Evening star., 1939-01-22

kRecently a leading medical
journal wrote thousands Of doc
tors asking them which soap
they advised for compilations.
More doctors replied Ivory"
than any other soap.
Evening star., 1939-01-22
"BUIck'S the BEAUTY"
4 thrill to see-to drive

It's not just the new beauty of
line that will delight you-it's
the superb action in Bucks
great eight -cylindered engine.
Space, comfort and good taste are
built into THE Special" Model
4l-the fine 8-cylinder, four
door sedan that you may win!