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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-17

r. C. A.-Q.-Win 1 marry my
ex-boy friend?
Am my opinion. absolutely
no, as this boy is going to get
shipped to China as he seems to
be in the service and i see no
chance at ALL
+. G. M.-Q.-Will we get to
make our trip soon:
Am my opinion you will get
to make your trip to San Fran
cisco in August of this year.
G. ID. H.-Q-Win 1 keep my
job
An your particular case !
am quite sure 1t is going to be
necessary for you to join this new
union as I am positive they are
going to win with your particu-
lar company and if you do not
join you viii eventually be out in
the cold.
r. r. C.-Q.-What did my hus-
band wish to tell me before he
died:
Al think 1t was going to be
a request that he be inferred in
Il certain cemetery as he had
finally realized that he was going.
l am sure it was nothing more than
this.
r. c. R.-Wil ! be married
again?
At seems to me that you
have had three marriages already
and I am certain will have at
least three more. as you are very
chsngeable type. l think this Mr..
Thompson that you are going with
now will be your fourth husband.
c. a. Z.-Q.-My hoy friend and
l broke mp. VIII he come back:
A.-You and your boy friend will
be separated for about ten months
and since you broke up in January
I figure you will make up in No
vember.
c. A. S.-Q.-Who stole my
sweater:
A.-The sweater seems to have
been taken by a boy named Pres
ton. He unstrapped it from your
bicycle Thursday afternoon while
you were playing ball.
G. w. R.@Q.-Why do my boy
friends never 90 out with me more
than once although 1 try to be
good fellow
Al hate very much TO say this
to you. but can think of no other
reason than personal carelessness.
You should pay more attention to
ads. Your best friends will tell
you" and not just laugh them off.
c. X. L-Q.-When will I meet
q man l can really love:
Al you will take my advice,
there Ia a young man who lives
on the first floor in your apart
meM house named Tom, and to my
way Of thinking he has admired
YOU and / am sure you would be
fond OF him.
l.. d. C.--Q.-Will my marriage
turn out successfully
Awhile your husband Ia out
of q job and has had trouble IN
getting one l know that he will,
in the near future. and will really
turn out to be vary fine hus-
band. so your marriage will be q
success.
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be Of the fat with Lucky Night" and King
of the Turf at the Music Box both good pictures The
Mikado' at the Blue Mouse it's great East Side Of
Heaven at the Roxy and the BaerNOva fight pictures at
the Riviera.
And that isn't all there's another picture at the Roxy
"Secret Service of the Air. with Ronald Reagan and great
in exciting story of smuggling the Mexican
border via the air route.
It's packed with action expert flying and herman fighting
Jay Clarke who has been here almost long enough to
vote, will stay another week.
You going to be too particular for your good IT,
after seeing East Side Of Hedren and Secret Serpce of
the Air" you don't agree With me it's great bill!
Bit Formal, Lou!
! received note from Louis Harer today which
formal and proper that had put dinner jacket
read it, The only part about that made think he might
perhaps like just a little bit that best wishes"
the tail end.
Anyway the message it conveyed of interest to all
TacOmans and for that reason quote it in part
During the have about five different
the Paamor
Fridays with Seattle talent In and
back
And result of the good impression they made
have requested to bring whole to the Palamor
evening We
theater
there dsncerlghtng effects will show
Seattle that
think
The only thing Lou forgot TO mention is that we. in
Tacoma have better dance instructor than they have
Seattle but, of course he's too modest to make crack
like that!
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS


BLUE MOusE-Kenny Baker.
Jean Colin, Sydney Granville
and the Famous D'Oyly Carte
Players in THE Mikado." l:S0.
$40. $50. 6:S6. sos. 1918.
MUSIC BOx-Myrna 10y and
robert Taylor in Lucky
Might" 1905. 3:2S. 6;45. 1905:
also Adolphe Menjou and Do
lores Costello in king of the
Turf" 1880. 4:5o. $40.
RIvIERA-FAy wray and Grant
Withers in Navy Secrets" IL 90.
$40. 500. 1910: Michael Whal-
en- and Jean Rogers In INSIDE
story" l:lo. 3:55. ass. 9:l5;
also Max Baer and Lou Nova
fight pictures. IS. AIS. 500.
TAO. 1920.
ROXY-Bing crosby and
Miecha Auer in East Side OF
Heaven" l2:55, 4:0S, 7;l5. 10; 40.
also Ronald Regain and John
Litel In Secret Service Of the
Air" li:45. $40. 5:4S. e:sS:
JAY Clarke on stage, $50. 7: 90.
1925.
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERLY-w. c. Fields and
Charlie Mccarthy in You
Can't Cheat An Honest Man"
also John Barrymore and Viz
einia Weidler In The Great
Man Votes"
COMMUNITy-Alice Faye and
Constance Bennett in Tall
spin" also Bruce Cabot and
Rita Hayworth in Homicide
Bureau"
KAY sTREET-Alice Faye and
Constance Bennett in Tall
spin" also Lynne Overman in
Sons OF the Legion"
PARK-Don Ameche and The
Ritz Brothers in The Three
Musketeers." also Joe Z. Brown
and Leo GARLIC In Flirting
With Fats."
PROCTOR-Nickey Rooney and
Walter Connolly in .'Huckle-
berry rnn." also March OF
Time"
REALART-Nichael whalen
and Chick Young in while
New York 6ieepe." also Alice
Faye and Constance Bennett In
"Tailspin."
REX-Jane Withers and Leo
GARLIC IN The Arizona wild
cat" aiso Bruce Cabot and Rita
Hayworth In Homicide Blu
Yeau."
kHBLL-''ln Old MEXICO" "Kii-
Ter Aannton." also Londos W.
NegrHski wrsNling match
fflms.
suNSET-Don Amsche and The
Ritz Brothers in ''Three Nus
keteers." also Jackie Cooper In
-osnsster's Boy"
TgMP -Hrol Hynn and
Olivia De Havilland In Dodge
CITY," also PriscillA Lane and
Jeffrey Lynn in Yea. Ny
Darling Daughter"
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duck stood on its head in the way
ducks have. tail up. head out Of
sight down in the water. Actually
he was peering around for minnows
or pollywogs
Dodge City" featuring Enrol
Flynn and Olivia De Havilland, is
also on the bill.
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RAYS Serenaders Now
A. The Clear axe Inn

A new six-piece orchestra known
as Rays Serenaders will be fea-
turned every Saturday night at the
Clear Lake Inn on the mountain
highway. The orchestra consists
of we'll known Tacoma musicians
who are prepared to play music
that is both hot and sweet.
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refrcSh your memory n BIT
were ! 10 tell you something
about Alice Sizcr.
After Tearing Tacoma. she
mored TO Hollywood. where
she nor resides NTH her hus-
band. EdUord James Ludes.
She sang at the Century ball
room on several occasions.
appeared 1cith Gene Autry in
"The Man From Music Noun
tain" has had singing parts
in a number Of short features
and is heard frequently on
Bing Crosby's radio program.
She graduated from Lincoln
high school IN 1881.
And so there are ttCo
Tdcomons in East Side Of
HeaUen," but Sandy" steals
the shoW. II you ViH look
carefully, you WiW see him
hanging around this column
somewhere, Just as he hangs
around in one Of the most
appealing . one of the most
entertaining motion pictures
/ hare seen for some time.
time.
You know that's the
trouble with the movies &.
there's the lean weeks and the
fat ones . this happens to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-17
Robert Taylor Kisses
Myrna Is Times In Film

after their wild and lucky night
and. facing bewildering complies-
tons. leave it TO Myrna's dad TO
solve their problem in an uproari-
Gus drinking singing scene.
King OF the Turf" starring
Adolphe Menjou. is also on the bill.
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No Wonder He SOcked Him!

laborer with "shanty" his right reported for work
Walter Wanger where had
Winter
finely ground
u
degrees where asked eoworke did that beautiful
sinner"
me the
/ shoveling snow"
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JAY
CLARKE
SAYS!

Editors Note: yay Clarke. Amer
ica's foremost mentsIist. answers
10 questions each day for Tacoma
Times readers. Address questions
Ia Drama Editor, The Taeoma
Times.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Louisville Headinq
For First Division
, With Close Wins
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Owning four straight victories and
a record OF six triumphs in their last
seven starts, the Louisville Colonels
are making rapid strides toward a
first division berth in the American
Association race.
Other than two shutoutS, their vic
tories have been coming by close
margins-tWo by one run and an
other in extra innings. Last night
they had made but one hit off Ed
Garnett and were trailing Milwaukee,
l to 0. going into the seventh when
the first division urge hit them
again. Four hits and an error con-
tributed to four runs and the
Colonels added another in the eighth
to win. to 2 Victory left the SIXTH
place club 212 games behind fourth
place Milwaukee.
Meantime, Kansas City's League
leaders managed to shake off their
slump, but even so found their first
place margin cut another half game
when Minneapolis went to extremes
at Columbus to win a double header
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Reds Winning Steadily Threaten Take Punch From National
Major Leaders
Ry the Associated Press.
American League.


Batting-McQuinn, st. Louis,
800; Campbell, Cleveland, .348.
Runs-Dickey, New York, 40;
four players tied with 38.
Runs batted in-Wright, WASH
ington, 80; Walker, Chicago, and
Williams, Boston, 38.
Hits-McQuinn, st. Louis, 64;
Case, Washington, 81.
Doubles-Greenberg, Detroit,
18; Rolfe, New York. Is.
Triples-Travis, Washington, 6;
McQuinn, St. Louis, Wright,
Washington, and Walker, De-
troit, 5.
Home runs-Greenberg. De-
troit, IL; Selkirk, New York, 10.
Stolen Bases-Case, Washing
ton, %; Welaj, Washington, 7.
Pitching Donald, New York,
60; Hadley, New York, SO.
National League.
Batting-Arnovich, Philadel-
phia, 400; Bonura, New York,
$50.
Runs-Werber, Cincinnati, AZ;
Frey, Cincinnati, 80.
Runs batted in-Goodman,
Cincinnati, 40; lombard, Gin
cinrati, 80.
Hits-Arnovich, Philadelphia,
68; Mccormick, Cincinnati, 63
Doubles - Rizzo, Pittsburgh,
and Martin, Philadelphia. 16.
Triples-Herman, Chicago, 8;
Goodman, Cincinnati, 7.
Home runs-Lombardi, Gin
cinnati, and Camilli, Brooklyn,
10.
Stolen bases-Handley, Pitts
burgh, 9; Hack, Chicago, and J.
Martin, st. Louis, 6.
Pitching-McGee, st. Louis,
SO; Wyatt, Brooklyn, 40.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Downswing of Sneod, Hogan
In Superb StyIe

Watch the doWnswings of Snead
and Ben Hogan he continued
''They have two of the best body
turns off the tee-full and free
They let the left side get we'll
around. Then they come into the
ball on much lower trajectory
mean the clubhead is almost
parallel to the ground. They don't
use as much arc off the tee.
Watch Harry Coopers foot ac-
tion," he said. 1T is about the best
in golf-his and Henry Picard's.
Both are always balanced They
both get their feight off the left foot
onto the right on the backswing-
and then back to the left. 1t is
much like walking, where you always
shift your weight from one foot to
another"
We decided the best putting meth
ods belonged to Horton Smith, Paul
Runyan, Johnny Revolta and Harry
Cooper. But the most consistent
putter in an open has been Ralph
GulGahl,
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Runner-up Struggle
In Sand|ot League
To Be Hummer
Free -for-AII Expected
In National City Loop
Starting Sunday

With first half flag races vir-
tually decided in the National City
League, Sundays games in the two
sections will mark the beginning o1
stretch battle for second place po-
Sitions, and it looks to be an inter-
eSting -for-all.
J. C. Flood Plumbers are running
third in section A, trailing the un-
defeated D. G. S. and Klein Tavern
mines, but hope to put a dampe,
on Klein's championship aspira ton;
when they clash on the south
Ellipse. If they falter at least two
teams will be ready to go ahead ir
the race.
Reads Heavily Favored.
The Floodmen have three victories
to their credit in five games while
Small Motors, Tex Tavern, ano
Reads Pharmacy have won two OF
five. Reads is heavily favored tc
add another game to its credit al
Cameo Furnitures expense, boost
ing its average to an even 500
while the winner Of the Tex Small
will acquire the same rating. Thus
If Flood bows it will fall into q
triple-tie for the position.
D. G. S. is expected to win over
Retail Clerks without undue diff.
Guilty, and if Klein's comes through
as expected the trappings will be ar.
ranged for grand first half finale
the following week when they mee1
in their final games of the schedule
A defeat at this late stage of the
race would be a fatal blow to theil
pennant hopes.
Service Battery Seems Invincible.
In section B there is Scant hope
of stopping Service Battery's mac
rush to the flag, but Wade's Autt
Service and Southwest Market still
have a mathematical chance fol
the honOrs. The Service team has {
clean slate with five straight games
to its credit while Wade's anc
Southwest Market dropped only one
game. All three are favored to wiz
Sunday, but the defeat of any one
especially of Service Battery, woule
change the entire complexion o.
the race.
Sundays schedules:
Section A g p.m.)
D. G. S. VS.. Retail Clerks, Eas
Ellipse.
Cameo Furniture VS.. Reads Phar.
macy. No. 2 Monument.
Klein Tavern VS.. J. C. Flood, Souti
Ellipse.
Small Motors VS.. Tex Tavern, No
FairlaWn.
Section B n1am.)
Ross jewelers. VS.. Service Battery
South Ellipse.
J. G. Dyer Co. VS.. Arcade Pontiac
East Ellipse.
Arcade Market VS. Southwest Mar.
ket, No. l FairlaWn.
Wade's Auto Service VS.. Wakefield
Dairy, No. 2 Monument.
Junior League Il pm.)
Police Boys Club No 10 VS.. Police
Boys Club No. 5. No. l Monument
Cardinals VS.. Police Boys Club No
4, South Ellipse.
Prince Georges County Boys Clul
VS.. Uline Ice, East Ellipse.
Orlando A. C. VS.. Deandes Celer,
Co., No. 2 Monument.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

Ben Chapman. Indians-His
double and single drove in two
runs to help beat Senators.
Lou Fette, Bees-Shut out Pt-
rates on three hits.
Hank Danning and Zeke Bon
ura, Giants-Former hit dou-
Bile and homer, latter a home
run with one on, to beat Cubs.
Joe Di Maggie. Yankees-Hit
homer, double and single to lead
successful attack against White
SoX
Paul Trout. Tigers-Held Ath-
letics to six hits and struck out
seven to win third game.
Jimmy FoxX and Lou Finney,
Red SoX-Former hit two home
runs and latter hit pinch homer
with one on against Browns.
Harry Craft, Reds - Singled
winning run home in Cincinnati's
80 night game victory over
Phillies.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
IGr;ffmen May Barter Travis
For AveriN, Humphreys;
Esty Still SIugging

cues which chiefly were responsible
for the defeat.
Elmer Gedeon, the university Of
Michigan hurdler and first baseman
recently signed by the Mats, will re-
main with the club until it returns
home. Meanwhile Manager Harris
will attempt to place him in a low
minor league.
Case now has hit safely in 16 con-
secutive games and is the only Nat
who has played every game this
season.
Estalella, in his last 10 games, has
clouted at 1888 pace and smacked
six doubles and four home runs. He
also has driven in IL runs over that
span.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
6. A. O., Patent Office
Take Net Matches

Hayward and Fields took the fea-
ture match from Lew Ward and
Hjalmar Erickson, 6-3, 36, Ga
as General Accounting Office de-
feated Census Bureau 80, in the
Departmental Tennis League yester-
day.
In the only other match played
Patrick and Moncure saved Patent
Office from a shutout by Farm
Credit. They defeated Learmouth
and Slemmons, 6-3, 8-6, as their
team dropped a Al decision.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Weekend Polo Games
Go to UpperviIIe

WARRENTON, Va, June "a
change in time and place has been
made for the weekend polo game
to be played between the Fauquier
Loudoun club and the North Shore
four of Harrisburg, Pa.
Both Saturday and Sunday games
will be played on Phipp's Goose
Creek field. near Upperville, start
ing at 4:30 pm.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Unhurried Ploy Key
To GuIdohFs Success

This is largely due to his con-
centration on the job and his un-
hurried method of play. He takes
his time, gets his line and then
thinks only Of stroking the ball in
the proper way.
We were watching others. Look
a. that" the instructor suddenly
said. Watch that lifted head. The
main temptation on any short shot
short pitch, chip shot, or approach
putt-ls to let the head come up
Yet this is where an unmoved head
Is absolutely essential.
The big idea is not to feel you
are in any hurry, either on the
backsWing or the down stroke. But
its tougher in an open to keep
this in mind"
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Hard Ball and Softie
Teams to Battle

Supremacy between strong
hand-ball team and a standout soft
ball team will be decided tonight
when the Arlington Democrat ten
meets Lu Blues nine in an eight
inning game at the BOYS Republic
Stadium, Arlington, at 9 o'clock.
Softball will be played the first
four innings and baseball the last
four.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Mount Rainier Is Host
To Camden Tavern

Mount Rainiers baseball team will
play host to the Camden Tavern
nine on the Mount Rainier High
School diamond at pm. Sunday
afternoon
Mayor Pruitt will toss out the first
ball.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Royal Giants to PIuy

Bob Walker and Rufus Joyner will
get the starting pitching assign
ments Sunday afternoon when the
Royal Giants meet the Charlotte
Black Hornets in a twin bill at Grif-
fifth Stadium. First game will be
called at o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Rochester -Four Games
Up After Twin Win
From Close Rival
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
There doesn't seem to be much
the Jersey City Giants can do about
stopping the march of the Roch-
ester Red Wings toward an Inter-
national League title.
Last night, with everything in its
favor, including the home grounds
and partisan crowd of 21,O24, the
Giants failed twice, and instead of
closing the tWo-game gap between
themselves and the Red Wings they
now are four full games back.
The Red Wings won, 6-3, and 81
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Win Swimming Tickets
With Essays on Sport

Five boys and two girls have wor
season passes to all Welfare anc
Recreational Association swimmine
pools in the city for writing the
best essays on swimming.
They are w. c. Clay, Moses Dixon
A. Stewart Kerr, Leatrice Harpster
Mary Hayes, Eddie Williams anc
John Williams.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
1889 Illinois Captain
Joins Reds Farm
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. June 9-Tom
Mcconnell, 1889 captain and catcher
on the Illinois baseball team. has
signed contract with Waterloo
Iowa of the Three League.
Waterloo is a Cincinnati Red farm
club.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Columbus to Buck 13
In Winning Streak
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AUGUSTA. Ga, June e.-If the
number l3 gives any fans or play
ers of the Columbus team in the
South Atlantic League the jitters,
today is the day for knocking on
wood
The Red Birds of Columbus hoped
to extend their victory string to l3
today by winning the second game
of their series with Augustus sec
ond-place Tigers, whom they de-
feated in the opener last night, )
to 3,
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Ploy Combination Game

A combination baseball-softball
game will be played tonight be-
tween Lou Blues Boys Republic
nine and Arlington Democrats,
starting at 8:l5 o'clock The teams
will play four innings of softball and
the rest regulation hardball.
Evening star., 1939-06-09

Runs batted in-Grimes Webb Estalelia
go: Trosky, Myer, Hemsev Chapman I2l.
Huolln; TWo-base hlts-Grimes. Estalella
L2I. Webb, Chapman. Travis t2), Ferrell.
Sacrifces-Ferrell Myer Double plays
Webb 10 Crimes TO Trosky. Myer TO Travis
70 West. Left on baSes-Washington 10:
Cleveland. II. First base on balls-OR
kTakauSkas ;: of MaSterson, of Harder.
:. Struck out-By Krakauskas, ,; BY Kel-
ley. by Harder >. HltS-Of KrakauSkas,
S in innings none out IN seventhI: OF
Kelley. none in ! lnning of Masterson l
in ! inning. off Harder. in 6!7 innings
of Hudlln, , in 227 innings Passed ball
Ferrell. Winning pitcher-Harder. Losing
nltcher-KrakauSkas Umplres - Messrs.
Pipgras, Kolls and Geisel. Time 20.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Pro UnobIe to Diagnose
His Own Troubles

why dosent he tumble to his
faults?' asked. He's a frst-class
pro. He ought to know"
He won't know until someone
tells him" the instructor said. He
has no idea he is making one of
the main mistakes of golf-one of
the worst. He knows something S
wrong, but he dosen't know what
1t is
Walter Hagen had told us the
same thing many times. I've been
playing golf 80 years" he said. Il
ought to know something about it.
Yet I can play a string of holes
with certain fault and never catch
1t. You need someone who knows
to tell you"
Another golfer was having trouble
with his short puts. Once more
the instructor added his comment.
He is moving his body too much"
he said. He isn't keeping his legs
firm enough. Sure, you can move
your knees just little, but not
too much
Evening star., 1939-06-09
General Electric Ahead

General Electric staged sporadic
rallies in the closing innings of it's
game with Northeast Supply Co.. to
gain a ga decision in their North
east Commercial League game. Mat
tingly hit for the circuit.
Evening star., 1939-06-09
The
SPORTLIGHT
Golf Pro Needs Tips
To Correct Faults
BY GRANTLAND RICE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9 (NAN.
A. A veteran golf instructor, one
of the best, was escorting your cor
respondent around the Open course
I'll show you few faults" he
said, which even star golfers COM
init. And they don't even know
they are guilty"
One well-known golfer had played
the first six holes in even par. Then
he began to slip over the par count.
Get his trouble?" our guide asked
He has become overanxious. His
head and the top of his body are
no longer held in place. When
the head begins to move, so does
the top of the body These are
two parts of the human frame that
must stay in place He not only
- Is moving his head, but the upper
part of his body is shifting at least
q foot. This means complete lack
of both power and control"
Evening star., 1939-06-09
Minor Results

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester, 6-3: Jersey City, 81.
Syracuse. 3; Buffalo ,.
Montreal o; Baltimore, Cite: called
5th inning: rainl.
Toronto. s. Newark, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 21-:2; Columbus, 14-o.
St Paul. g: Toledo z
Louisville. 5: Milwaukee, .
Kansas City. =: INDIANAPOLIS. o.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
olive night samesD
Oakland. 10: San Diego, s-3.
San Francisco, 4: Seattle. 3.
Sacramento, IS; Portland 6.
HOLLYWOOD. 10; Los Angeles /.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
ssaumUnt; ssa Hgtonio 4: Tulsa; 55 oklahoma City,
Dallas, .: Shreveport. o.
Fort Worth. &; Houston. >.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Knoxville. 9: Nashville. 5.
Only game played.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Hartford, -; Binghamton. o.
Wllllamsport. s: Scranton, 5.
Elmra, a. Wilkes-Barre, 4.
Albany-Springfield. rain.
NORTHERN LEAGUE.
Winnipeg, Z: Duluth, >.
Eau Claire, 3: Grand Forks, O.
Eargo-Moorhead 9; Superior, 2.
Wausau, 3; Crookston, 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Norfolk. s; Sioux City. l.
SALLY LEAGUE.
spartanburg, IL; Savannah, 8.
Columbia, II; Jacksonville, 3.
columbus. B; Augusta, 3.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Richmond. Ii; winston-salem. o.
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
Centreville, 5; Milford.
Cambridee, 16; Pocomoke
fredericksburg. 10; Easton. .
Salisbury. IA: Dover o.
BI-sTATE LEAGUE.
Leaksville, $; South Boston. ?.
Reidsville II: Danylle 10.
Martlnsvllle, 10. MayOdan, Z
Mount Airy, Z: BaSSett D.