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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08
WV League Bills Six
Ball Games For SUNDAY

Aion Proctor street plays at South
Tacoma. Saxiou Lumber 81 Elk
Plain and Olympia Tigers versus
Mountain Highway Merchants at
spansway.
Umpire assignments are Fits-
simmons At puysilup, Woodland at
spauavay, Roach at spanausy
park. Berry Al Elk Plain ana
Thurston al South Tacoma.
Tire eomPIsts second half schsd-
nies.
VALLEY DftfsIos
july Cnnsunsfs Asst AZ spans.
sAy. fslm Al Hnnmeiss. hidlsDa AZ
july 10: PAeifls CITY - gnnm-
e,sy. Puysliap a. rssn. Midland .,
ConsgHsfa
july ~ knunelsw ss ruyaIiug Con-
s.linsIs Ma a Pseifie ciis. spsns.
july 30. Consumers Mss, Is rslm,
kn..it'siaN a. npsnaNsy. Pacific CITY
AUG Puysglpp ~ coosunss
Nsat Yslm Al hlais1d. Pacific cstg
Aas. u spanswsp = rpysiigs.
indiana - knuntis4. Ysim a. pa
rlfif Ctr.
pIpn6F foINTy Bt.fsfos
JUN Capitol Chssroisf as Noun
tain HixbNsg Merchants. Fy9etos
Street - South TscoiBa Baxion Lazn-
Der - III Plain
gs1B - AoNntkiu BizHAss 81 Ma
Plain. bssltE Tacoma - CzEst14 cfsfs-
Foiet Barton Lumber a. Pfees1f
street
J81g "a Mountain Hlsheas -
Proctor Street Ia PiKsn AZ Capitol
cnsgfcist. eaxton Lumber - nsl4tH
Tacoma
guly 20 Eh Pain A. Nosftn Tsa1s
ms EzxtOp t1mbsf - Nttlntsin
HznNsg Cspito3 ChsF1ift - Proc
TOR Street
Azz q sxxlon Lumber a. GsDstss
cAsFfolsa pFofi1F street a. Ezk p&sn.
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Pastor Signs
To Meet Louis

NEW YoRk Papers were sign
ed today matching Champion Joe
Louis and Bob Pastor for q heavy
weight title fight somewhere in
the United States sometime in
September The bout probably
VIII be held in Detroit.
The meeting win he the SO
ond for the two fighters.
Louis won a le-round deci-
sion from Pastor here In Madi-
sca square Garden IN 1887
before he wr-sted the crown
from James J. Braddcck.
Although no site nor number ~
rounds were stipulated. !, was
understood the managers Of Briggs
stadium in Detroit. home park II
the Detroit Tigers. viii come here
for a conference with Promoter
Mike Jacobs on Monday. II the
bout goes To Detroit II il expected
to be fixed at 20 rounds. and TO be
held on Sept. 81.
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Ever since Helen Wills proved
that the feminine Of the species
could combine power with puichri-
tude on a tennis court, sock has
replaced softness in the game OF
California girls
A number Of fair Californians.
who can stroke the woody marble
with masculine yigor. viii be com
netting In the Tacoma Lawn Ten
MS clubs 18th annual Pacific
Northwest tournament, slated TO
open here Monday.
Sure to he seeded close to
the top In the u0msn's diyi-
sion l. MAY Hope Doeg Of
santa Monica. A sister of
Johnny Doeg, the former
lusty driving national cham
pion, Miss Doeg IL hsralded a.
an accomplished shot artist.
she viii be accompanied 10
Tacoma by her aunt, Florence
sutton. bearing name
famous in tennis annals Of rs
or 80 years ago.
Among her chief competitors in
the feminine events viii b DR..
Esther Bartosh. veteran Los An
geles player; June Murphy. also an
Angelsno. and Helen Gnriey Of
Sacramento. who last year was
runner-up In the women's and
junior girls singles.
Because Of reported illness. Bar
Dars Duncan 81 Alameda may
have 70 withdraw from the Pa
cifIc Northwest fixture, although
her entry was received some time
ago. Miss Duncan won both the
vomsns and junior girls crowns
IN 1898, and shared the doubles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08

johnson Paint will try to make
1t clean sweep of the fiye-same
series against Alt Heidelberg at
Mckinley No. 2 diamond Friday
evening at 6:i5 o'clock In the
City Class A finale. The Painters
already have the title and a loss
for the Brewers will throw them
into a two-way tie with Transfers
for second pace.
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Dairy Nine
Dropped BY
Paint Club


a.u.C. rswehs ssa - ssshe
w<ll ~ se<ms~lvs. " ih<t w>a
~ FRIDAY sinht sswus NJ
C4mmArsns nfssh<rs. n mt
sh~s go 80 wstna~ twe
saw>s ~ ~ ~ rses. .
spss h~t1 ~ NJ uss>les~ abnee
~ epenlae Gewse. tnsso
1easA wIn ssrue ~ seeff ~
~ 0.M.G. l&1n wee)e nolrano1.
60 - niswss - pnaa>sao
ehssc<s ~ ~ GaNuN flemo
sluls = ~.
Jshn<sa Paint ecmp~sy put
haeh inte she CITY
isausss chase To- trp hrncvs ~
taslns . I 10 . game frnm ths
s<eeaa place Olympic lee cr~An
club last night n fAncoiA he~1.
Ihanhs 10 . swell ssveN-hit pfIrA-
INC performances ~ Larry RAaan.
tAssy wes - ~ R>eA
ssspp1ng ~ Csennupps ~ ~
slssrhes, - saly h - nesA
whss sAsss h,>s psu1use1 ~
ru~s No. ~ N ennGps. vsum
shas psies ~ o1sWuoea ueso
ah>s - - est - ~. ~
N ~ stghsh ~ Dave 9slD>v.
In the meantime. The rnintmea
ssps peekins way 81 Aiva nlaa6a
slants until they had chased ssvsa
runners acfrsa. hui deHpsle the -
hits made nff niAuds sffasfs. ~
pitched better than average hall
me real telling blo~s at he 10
livery ~as . homer ~ Johnny MI
roy In The fifsh. ~lth . man On
and Ray Willis smack N the third
that also produced twe ruHs
The falntmen played snappy
hall. making bat ane s<fpf. end
played hssas.up baseball 10 plifs'
seven hases during the evening
Rass Niseen's nip Of RICK Lewis
drive IN the right fteid feSes n
the eighth took fielding hoaosa
The box score
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.iants-Daffs
Begin Series

NEW yORk Ths hlttsre.s cut.
threat baseball series IN years was
anticipated In the Giants Dodgers
set-to Al four games in three days
opening In Brooklyn to-day.
AZ an ou,grnwth ~ the zsss
Bonnrs.Leo Duroehsr brawi last
week and Larry Mrrhsli's seeus-
ing nlil Terry Of illuminating
umpires and trying 10 run The
National league" tho riot squad
of the police department viii be
ON hand and plaineiothesmen viii
be distributed through the stands,
All bottled drinks VIII be served
In paper cups. The Brooklyn club
has posted signs around the
stands calling for fair play and
threatening prosecution for an.
gentlemanly acts
"Anyene spotted hnfiing
firecrseksrs er . hottie On
the fisid viii be promptly ar
rcstrd." ~ was announced.
More fuel was poured On the
fire last night when Cincinnati
Knocked off the Cardinals, ia. and
enabled the Dodgers 10 climb irto
third place aeoye ~ Louls the
Dodgers now trait the second place
Giants by only as games and can
take over the rliuner-up spot by
winning four straight
Paul Derringer. ssisndinE his
Control pitching 20 tss con-
sscntiys innings without walking
man. led the Reds To triumph.
increasing their lead 10 a. gamss
Pittsburgh took over fifth place
by beating the Cubs. Ia Dizzy
Dean vas knocked out ~ the hos
In The fourth and charged with his
first defeat.
The Whlts rst ssosed isss
the first distslos u The Amer.
lean league by winning their
NTH strnIght--aa 81 triumph
over Cisvsissd. wbseh drsppea
the Inalnss into nnh place.
A fonr-run rally IN the eighth
enabled Detroit Ia trina this
Browns, es
George Caster snapped tina Attn.
lstios figs-gams losing streak lsst
night IN pblisdslphls when Ne
beat the Senators. 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08

The Transfers took advantage
of some poor outfielding In the
first and second inning after two
were out and defeated Cammarano
Bros. II to /, In the two clubs
final A game. The dynamite stick
In the winners attack was Dick
Hoefeft who blasted out q triple
and home run 10 bat in five runs
in the first two innings. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08
angels Back
/ In Top Spot
BY UNITED PRESS

Los Angeles wasn't in first place
n the Pacific Coast league or
aJuly 4, but the Angels are back in
sthe top spot today. sore as all get
out because twice within a week
they were shaken off the limb BY
Seattle.
But the suds dropped a 4 10
game to Hollywood yesterday
splitting the series at two each
while Los Angeles was humping
San Diego, I to 0-likewise split
ting the series.
Sacramento won two hall
games from San Francisco
r yesterday. hut fortunately
flor the Seals) only one
counted In the league stand
mes. The Solons trimmed the
Seals, to Z. In an exhibition
game at Folsom prison with
the spectators yelling "robber"
NJ every decision Of Umpires
Dolan and Englen.
= In the night encounter. the SEN
ators jumped on Sam Gibson. try
ing for his 14th victory, and ham
mered out to / victory.
Oakland took three out of four
games from Portland. winning last
night 8 to 5 when they came from
behind TO score two runs in the
. eighth.
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Too Small,
But Ketch
Is Leading

PoRTI.AND-Hsrold Cakes. Q
Portland high school teacher who
never touched a tiller until last
summer, and crew Of three
greener than he is, carried the
luck Of beginners with them to-
day as they hauled up among the
leaders in the trsns-Pacifie Yacht
race from San Francisco to Homo.
lulu.
oakes' so-foot double ended
ketch. Vulcan. IL not even Of
ficially entered In the race
officials disqualified n q. toe
small--but he was determined
10 race unoffieiaily anyway.
Cakes crew consisted Of Harris
Turner. Ted Rsisig and joe Car
per. all Portland youths. none Of
whom had ever had any previous
sailing experiences.
The Vulcan was launched on
the Columbia river last summer
where Cakes picked up his first
taste Of sailing. The four sailed
II from Portland to San Francisco
without a mishap, only to find
they could not compete for the
championship. The Vulcan carries
a radio telephone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08
Oregon State Net
Enters Ah Round

PORTLAND Ths Oregon stats
tsnsis tournament entered th<
fourth rosnd ts.sfsY mlnsss t~e top.
seeded fsssrstss
Don Lewis. Portland. No. . in
tourney fsnklnss. dropped out b~'
fore unsesaed phi Harmon If
terksisy, Calf. -. 81. vhlls The
No 2 snir~nt. nth Ese1y. Beverly
Hills. Can't. Iost n Jack Cnfisy.
Sacramento msn's champion. 70.
Ga. ga
MI Dvsaxs III Aesatie.
s~~1ea No. Z. managed -
e1ss sai Ckssh U'Nsii VI rsss-
issd. -. ~. ~. sftss
0'sssI's sssssg fssssss snsss
sis~e< 1~~n n ~ shts1 ~
In ths ~smsa's aivislaa. shs
curssys n Sacramento mAde The
day . success - ifslsn GsSier
eliminated Cecil Nin~r n Los
Aagslss. 81. 80. "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08

has booted in the most WHINE
Of racing this season, a check
The sensational i7-year-old rider
from Ell Monte, Cal. has been up
in IL winners, for an average of
nearly two a day. and five more
than his nearest competitors. In
the 43 races he has had a mount,
Grohs has been In the money 20
times.
Grohs has made record for
himself n one of the leading
apprentice jockeys of the
country since he brought In
his first winner last fall ut
Longacres. Larry w. Kidd Of
Idaho holds Grohs' contract.
Kidd turned down two attrac-
tive offers In Chicago for
Grohs' contract. Kidd needed
good rider and intends TO
keep the lad.
Tied for second place behind
Grohs were Douglas Dodson and
Norman Leroy Pierson with a
record OF each bringing in nine
bangtails for victories. Dodson,
another apprentices, lacks Crohs
experience. having ridden only
three months. He scored his
maiden victory at Caliente. The
veteran Pierson il familiar to turf
fans of most of the countrys
ajor tracks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08
I acomans to Vie
For Meet Places

A half-dozen of the best public
links golfers in Tacoma Will COM
pete against large number of
Seattle linksmen for six places in
the National Public Links tourna-
ment at Baltimore, Md.
Those who recently qualified for
the Seattle elimination play include
John Anderson, John Larson. Loris
Baker and Johnny Wise, all of
Allenmore; Joe koler, Meadow
Park, and George Wise, Brookdale.
Play will get under way at the
Inglewood course in Seattle at s
a. m. Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08
Riggs Turns Back A Gallant Cooke I'm Final


W1Mm1npuN -ueeo1 49, =
Chicago. Amsvsen's ~ euoeeuR.
stAv>a ~ : ael>on< - ~ -
eeuotrysuea. e1wunt c.e4e =
Portland. f1Fs. te11ny - ~ -
Singles titi< 10 ~ - uHrIlo1
ssrns~ el~mpIonzniDa -. ~ -
- -
~ H~1sss hsewpsu - ~
Awwvs<onn ~ - - -
e1uss sc1vsen Nnor1ps ~
p1nypa - Wtm11p1nnFv -
ss<ss ee~sa upn1pe ~ uuW
sspsv 49, ~ heve - -
v>~~n1y. f'ee6e ~eee - ooo1v
~ n1~enne ~ 1ulpu -
s111e - ~ -. ~ nupnnouo
= WSmnou6eM
n - fnlious sosi1x ~ -
~ s<seese thet ~ M ceo1a
IN th< lsne ~ nnmen = ~ nlu1
am f1nai - cense ~ - wenry
thei u sceGn iItti1 Mknrn l~enp1
- NJ hees ~ n<nnN ew1coN<nD
~ mse Mon - eese1n tn1ua
aeee N tke slonto ~ fInnl uneo
- ~ mat<n. ~ y ppeme1 I'M
ccns@ - ~ tfrv1 = M -
racquet.
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Totals .......34 II 27 IL 2
q Batted for Brenzel IN eighth.
b Batted for Bittner in eighth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Seattle ......... 600 03o 0Oo-3
Hollywood ........ 020 600 OIL
SUMMARY
Winning pitcher Moncrief innings
pitched. Bittner 8. at bat. off Bittner
20 hits. off Bittner 7 runs scored off
Bfttner 8: runs responsible for. Bitt-
ner g. Weber 4. struck out. Bittner
S. Weber a. Moncrief !. bases on
balls off Bittner 2 Weber T. wild
pitches. Weboer 2: left on bases. Seat
ale 9 Hollywood IA: three -base hits.
Bittner Harris; two-base hit, Ga
brielson; run batted IN. Bittner. Van
nj 2. Morrissey, Dapper Norman.
sacrifices Kshle q. Strange 2, Nor
rissey: stolen bases Cissell. White.
Uhalt; double play. Bittner to More
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08

Western Washington leagusrs
step into the second week Of the
final round aehedule with sx
games billed for this Sunday. Sew
ersl OF last weeks tiiis were post
poned At the last minute.
Valley division Tits send Md
land to Puyaliup. Consumers Meat
To spansway and Yelm 10 Enum-
claw. In the Pierce County diyi-
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N47S9 Total
For Sonny Johns

Tue fund 70 send sonny Johns
national junior archery champ. 20
the u. \. meet II ~ Paul. MINI.
hal reached ths sI47-ss mark
Thursday night Tn optinlsts
club. sponsors of uss fund. ssk all
Tseofnsns interested 10 send their
subscriptions 70 the Tacoma Times
sports department
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08
Old-Timers Take
Rangers-S To ;

Sixth Avenues Old-Timers de-
feated the Alder Street Rangers
on the College of Puget Sound
grounds Thursday evening by the
count Of eight runs to seven.
Anderson and Foster worked for
the winners, while the losing bat
terry was composed of Phillips,
Bennecker and Gust.
The Japanese Americans will
furnish opposition for the Old
Timers Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock on the Logger grounds.
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May Hope Doeg Fauored1o Capture
Women's Singles In Net Meet Here

laurels with Mrs. Coda NJ Gross
State aud local women play
ers. handicapped by lack Of
stern composition In the disf-
sion. usually are unable 10
give the hard-hittiBK CALI
fornians moeh opposition The
play Of the sensational young
Tacoma miss. Pat GresnDp.
viii b. watched with interest.
however, IN the junior Eifis'
division. Pat showed unusual
ability In sweeping through
the recent Centre tournament
here last month.
The deadiins for entries In the
Pacific Northwest meet "a 8 p m
tonight. Local players may stall
file blanks with A y Grafton. si7
Rust building. 81 ~ the clubhouse,
North TIN and Borough fosd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08
YETEHfNAslAn To srEAK

Ray Crumnsll ard Dr. Lewis X
Todd. veterinarian. viii discuss tns
dog situation over radio station
KMo Friday night al 0 o'clock
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SCORE BY INNINGS
san Frzuessc, .....--. 100 COO oo0-l
szrrsu<nto 600 100 00l-2
SUMMARY
Runs responki bic. fer o.beoD 2
schmidf 0. EtYucks out. Gioson J.
scnuldt 4 left on DAAes. san pan
600 &. Sacramento 9. tEo-case hits
Eartou MarsEaA. runs o1ttec IN
porgusnn 2. sacrifice Borgrnann.
-toieu Dasex. DlMasEio erik; double
ulsTs. sprlnz 20 Warner, OEengo %
porgnaann 20 Barton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08
KIDD TOPS TRAINERS

Although much can happen IN
the remaining AZ days OF Long
acres season. Kidd has run away
with the training honors 10 far.
He's saddled seven winners In the
eight days. including Solar Hawk,
the thoroughbred which won the
Independence Day handicap and
one other race. Altholton has
also won two races for Kidd.
The present records may
start being changed when the
track holds It's next races
Saturday. With the closing Of
Hollywood Park at IDgIewood,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08
TIGER AVERAGES

First midget automobile On rec
ord was exhibited 81 the San
Francisco Panama Pacific szposi-
ton In 1918.
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OF the records showed today.
Cal, and Ak-Sar-Ben At
Omaha new Jockeys and
stables viii migrate 10 the Pa
cafic Northwest's most pre-
tentious contribution 20 the
sport Of kings.
The newcomers should add TO
the already keen competition at
the track
RECORD CROWDS
And the men at the ticket gates
reported this part of the world
really became filled with horse
racing fans. The opening day
crowd broke all previous first day
records and the Fourth Of July
crowd of 1000 was the largest for
that day since Longacres opened
in 1898.
Turf fans will get fun pro-
gram this weekend. The Mount
Everett purse features the satur-
day program. Topping the Sun
day card will be the Puget Sound
handicap. Among new horses es-
pected TO make their firs appear
ance was Faithful Maud. shipped
here for the Puget Sound handi-
cap after a successful campaign
at Hollywood park.
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sCOnK M INN5HuH
Olympic lee Cfs.n1 100 no 600 !
Johnson Paint Go.ss GA D3i Uia~~f
SUMMARY
mtoi<n b.sss, wefbssaF I. t<~fs,
Mllrey Willls q Atiief. ai<&<b. txes
bass hits. nisssn. Viz, i<ei< y Gael
san. Martin hHsss run. MstFay <ft
on bekss. oifmpies 3 lsAus1a Paint
4 stftsrs esst. ~ nsssn 3 ~ nIeu1
hss< oa s&lis on nxsan J. orr
Disad ssia pitch. hsesa Ds~<ss
bail. hun<f time ~ exnls. 10.
snpiFrs Hssss. ruf<ssss'
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Totals ........ % ~ ~ IA v
y Batted for Hermann IN NTH.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Portland .. o03 10 600 5
OAKLAND .... 02o 0z0 02z-6
SUMMARY
winning pitcher. CsntWoll. losing
pitcher. Birkhofer runs responsible
Tor. Bithorn 3. Hermann 2. Thomas
4 Blrkhofer 2. struck out. BY Bith-
orn 3. Thomas 2 Birkhofer 2. Can't
geil 2: bases on balls, off Bithorn a.
Hermann !. Thomas J. home run
Rosenberg: three base hit Gudst.
tVo-base hits, Sweeney. Gibson. Lnby.
Gudst. runs bstted In. kosenoers
Wiloorn Frederick 2. Jefiries. Cunst
q Gibson 2: double play, Abreu 70
Luby 70 Gibson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08

Use o. the adjnssabss length
pendulum IN tfs latter part Of the
i7th century made possible clocks
Of accuracy. Later Il was dis
covered thai grasitstionsl pun WAS
not constant On tina sarth's surfse<
ana pendulum clocks we're found
70 run siowsF a. the esrth's poisa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08
Apprentice Jockey Grohs
Sets Pace At Longacres

SEATTLE-Oto Grohs, apprentice jockey at Longacres,
has booted in the during the first eight days
of racing this check of the records showed today
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Painters To Attempt Series Sweep

pottiers kept their record az not
having been shut out In over two
seasons good by the nsrrowsst az
margins when . triple and t~o
singles were good for one run in
the third inning.
II appeared as II the third place
battle In the City Class y race
VAS about all over a. Jensen Fuel
defeated Purse seiners. II To ..
and wartcnbe Service upset White
Eagle Tavern. 7 10 q Tacoma
French Bakery has already won
the title with Active Club mailing
down second place.
The Bakers moved into third
place contention In tina Union
league by beating Flour and
Cereal Workers. 10 to 10, while
the vital first place game between
Chemical Workers and Musicians
was not reported.
The Tacoma cammaranos will
play the Olympia cammaranos AZ
Olympia Friday evening and all
members Of the Tacoma club are
asked 10 get IN touch with Man
sger George Pease at MA 1pi5
In order 20 arrange transportation.
Hfx (lnSs A
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Losing pitcher. Crashead; innings
Craghesd 10; hits. off Craghead g.
runs scored. off Craghead 4. Hum
phreys 8; runs responsible for. Crag-
head 5. Humphreys 2: struck out.
J Craghead 4 Thomas 5. Humphreys g.
bases on balls, off Craghead 8. Thorn
as 8, Humphreys l: left on bases. Los
Angeles 7. San Diego 10: three-base
hits, Carpenter, r. Collins; two-base
hits. Lieber. English runs batted in.
r. Collins. Cihocki. Carpenter 3, Lie
Der, Moore; sacrifices, Thomas 2, Car
penter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08

PHILADELPHIA - Tsassy
fsuEhysa. fermsr wsri1 light
hs~ss wright bosisx shsmpsea,
fedsy bsxaa "A istsnsiss cam
piaEn for sieetssn 10 fhe rbiis-
astphia city esaaelI uades ths
Eevsblse&a b@aass.
L,sxhrsa, shs fought 80
pfoxim~s<iy ITO tirzsss In hss
Is-ys@s riax eass>s. lat ysAs
aided ths suees~sfui e~mpasSs
Of Gov. Arthur ". Jaus<s
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Totals
SAN DIEGO

Totals .....34 0 5 AZ IL (
batted for Starr in ninth.
h Rated fOr u1,hrhro,e a., 10Th
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1"Nstu IUI HUHpIItYS IN ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
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PORTLAND Buddy Petersen
~ Independence. Ore. viii defend
The Oregon m.ddIssslsbt crown N
Salem July 10 against leo Turner
Of Portland. Il w.s announced to-
day The Veterans ~ Foreign
Wars past al Salem -ilI sronsor
tina match.
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fssi.EwOOD. CANT - Oas
~ ~ hsrses dominated fss 10.
nosrews $4,000 z<id<d Mel
s~ssd dsrbs. ~ CLASSY thsss-
ysss-slds appeared isssy 10
- pfsbsb~ stastsss ~ NJ
miis and . quarter race shieh
h thu Second richest ~ shs
se.sea ri Hollywood park.
Ihs iikssy fassriis wss Vs.
county, The ssiiias Farms
ssIs which won fh~ ksninsky
derby trials and rss fsssts In
fhs derby itself.
LARAMIE. wys. steve Hoslf
who sss revived u MA duties ~
University 81 Wyoming assistant
se.afh 4hres sssf,ssfea aao
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Totals .-....... 80 ID ~ d 0
None out when winning run scored.