davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-12-03
Army-Novy Bottle

Navy scoring: Touchdown-Shafer tsub
for Lenz) Field goal-Leonard (sub for
Lenz, placemenD. Try for point after
touchdown-Leonard (placemenD: Navy
tackles Steen. Chewing: guards, Sliwka.
Feldmeier; center, Harwood; backs, Werner,
Shafer. Leonard. Gebert. Blount. Malcolm
Ends. Adams Hanst, Hutson, Grygiel.
Sattem; tackles, Lotozo. Harris; guards
Tennessee Miner. Muzyk; backs, Frontc-
ness messy. Heffner. THOMPSON: Rsferee-W.
H. Friesell (Princeton). Umpire-W. O..
Crowell tSwarthmore). AneSman--A. r.
Lake Nafayettel. Field judge
Jourdet (Pennsylvania).
Evening star., 1939-12-03

WASHINGTON scoring: Touchdown-Steele
Point from try after touchdown-Mizen
Point from try after
ouchdoXn-GaSpar lautomatic safety.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
Boil PLAYERS Finding Easier Ways

field expanded marvelousy The right
end of and crack ball
carrier haberdaher the Giants
pocypeddng ends and habdashery
all for the thing to sell their goods What
couple of touchdown week or kick
field goals? If fellow like Andy Fakas can reel OH 90
Redskins cold his rival Ed DanoWsk
then naturally clothing stampede Andys
emporium and personal service from their hero
resorceu lot From the old Canton
built ball into vast industry
satisfied Ambition in their chests In between
active the loose and cashng
cultivate the good will and doauy
of the University and Haas
State.
Our gded grid heroes vastly different than spiked
diamond perhaps a smart Anyway there
football applying for unemployment money
ar idle from January to August.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-24
PIRATES WIN
PUGET RELAYS

Babe Virgins Highline Pirates
the host team. won the first an
nual running of the Puget Sound
Relays by taking first place in
six of the ten events.
The Buccaneers tailed 80 points,
followed by Puyallup with 2i,2
Other team scores were: Enum-
claw, III: Renton. Is; Auburn,
10; Buckley, .. and Kent, 0.
Most of the running events were
at odd distances. The field events
were conducted on relay basis
by adding the best marks of each
three-man team.
Summary
2-lap relay: Hiehline. Buckley,
Puyaiiup, Auburn. Time. 1:l7S.
8-lap relay: Highline, Enumclaw.
Puyallup. Renton. Time. 6:5l6.
FLAP relay: Highline. Puyallup.
Buckley. Renton. Time, 2:5i.e.
ola LAP medley relay: Renton, Puy-
allup. Enumclaw. Highline. Time,
6:368.
High hurdles shuttle relay: High
line. Puyallup, Enumclaw, Auburn
Time. $50 sec.
Low hurdles shuttle relay: Puyai-
lup. Hishline. Auburn, Enumclaw
Time. AS sec.
Shot put relay: Highline. Enum-
claw, Auburn. Buckley. Distance, III
feet lois inches.
Broad jump relay: Highline, Enum-
| claw. Puyallup. Buckley. Distance
81 feet 7 inches.
Pole vault relay. Renton, Hlghline
Enumclaw and Puyallup tied foi
third. Height, 80 feet inches
Hieh Jump relay; Auburn. Buck
lev Highline. Enumclaw and Puy-
allup tied for fourth. Height, II
/ feet iolz inches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-24
Roberts-Adoree
On Monday Card

Bobby Roberts of New York and
Andre Adoree of Montreal,
couple of heavyweights who ordin-
arily get main event berths, were
signed today as opponents in the
three-rCund special event on Mon
days wrestling card at Greenwich
coliseum.
Promoter Jack Conner also re-
vealed he had booked Bull Venable
of Denver to meet DR.. Harry
Kahoe of Des Moines, Ia, in the
three-round opener, thus complet-
ing the card.
Mondays main event will find
"Rowdy Rudy" LaDitzi, the ham,
mering Hungarian from Pough-
keepsie. n. Y, meeting Henry
GRADER, powerful Hollander. over
the eight-round distance, best two
falls out of three.
LaDitzi turned in one of his
typical "blood-and-thun per-
formances last week and was
promptly penalized when Referee
Nick Zvolis awarded his opponent,
Lee Henning of Omaha, the YER
dict on foul. The setback had
no effect on Rudy's popularity
or lack of it-however. and he
came right back on top of the
Forthcoming card.
GRADER, who has made a big
hit with Tacoma fans in three ap-
pearances here, went to a fast
draw with Ignacio Martinez on the
last card.
Lee Henning meets AL Getze-
witch. capable Pittsburgh grappler,
IN the five-round, one-fall semi
final.
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Yankee homers
Beat Washington

NEW YORk-It's the same old
story with the world champion
Yankees = too much home run
oomph,
Two games, two victories.
Homers have won both of them.
Bill Dickey's homer was sufficient
to win the opener from the Boston
Red Sox and yesterday Joe Dir
Maggie and Joe Gallagher, the
broth of an Irish boy who has
stepped into Yankee job with
minimum of fanfare. clouted pair
of round trippers to submerge the
Senators. 6-3.
Trailing 81 the Yanks
manufactured five runs quickly
on two homers and Lefty
Gomez did the rest.
Vice President Garner. Post
master General Farley and many
senators were in the throng of
81. 900. one of the largest in Wash
inston history. The other five
openers yesterday brought the
days total attendance to 103.373,
making a total of 2s6,755 for the
10 games played thus far. The st.
Louis Browns are still at the post,
trying to unveil their 20-game
horse. Buck Newsom, against
somebody.
The Chicago Cubs finally
got away yesterday. Home
runs by Joe Marty and Stanley
Hack were the damaging
blows as they downed the st.
Louis Cardinals, Az.
National League pace-setters are
none other than the Boston Bees,
who gave the Giants a 1913 shell
lacking in the Polo grounds opener.
The Bees have won three straight.
Brooklyn and the Phillies went
IL innings to a % draw. Vito
Tamulis allowed the Pills five hits
but walked in a run in the eighth.
and Glen Gabrielson's single drove
in Philadelphia's tying run in the
ninth.
The outstanding pitching
performance of the infant sea-
son was by Bob Feller, who
struck out 10 men. pitching
Cleveland to 81 victory over
Detroit in the Indians opener.
Jim Bagby, one of last years
brightest freshmen, pitched the
Boston Red Sox to 90 win over
the Philadelphia Athletics. He gave
up only five hits. one of them a
homer by Frank Hayes with a man
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-24
SUBMIT NOMINATIONS
FOR PIT. A. CONGRESS

The nominating committee of
the Washington Congress of Par
ents and Teachers, composed of
Mrs. j. D. Tredway, Seattle. Mrs.
II. J. Rinker, Tacoma, Mrs. Har-
old Douglas. Pc Ell, Mrs, w. G.
Smith. Walla Walla. and Earle d.
Bennett, Woodland. submit the
following names for reelection at
the annual election in 1889: First
vice president. Mrs. Theo o. Evan
son, Chehalis: third vice presi-
dent. Mrs. w. II. Hall. Entiat;
fifth vice president, Mrs. r. F.
Ahlquist. Spokane; recording Sec
rotary. Mrs. Thomas H. Jones,
Seattle, and historian, Mrs. Walter
NJ. Perry, Seattle.
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Cams Score Four
Straight Victories

Ivereon & Walker Brakes fell
from the indicated softhail ranks
as cammarano Brothers rolled to
their fourth straight victory. : to
,. al Mckinley Friday night. The
Bottlers scored twice in the first
and fifth innings and three count
ers in the seventh sewed up the
game. The Brakes displayed a
corking good Class "B" team and
Will be dangerous every time out.
Cammaranos open their last
week Of practice play with games
Monday and Friday nights. Mon
day the Tacoma French Bakery,
undefeated Class "B" ten. pits its
record in s o'clock game at
Stanley. while Active Club makes
its appearance In the role of de-
Tending Service Veteran loop
champs on Friday at Mckinley
No. / diamond in another o'clock
game.
Cammaranos ......,....
iverson a Walker.
Batteries: Duncan. Hudson and
Moore; C Butsch and Schurb.
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FAIR OF The FAIRWAYS

and Tom Murray; c. ]. Schwartz
and r. F. Burnell; Harry Andrews
and A. X. Johnson; r. H. Beach
and John Craig; Leonard Schwartz
and James Wingate; Alex Rabbit
and Ed Griffin; Presley Ellis and
George Franklin; H. r. Kilworth
and C. C. Leverton: Warren Bro
kaw and James Lyon; Jess Read
and Allison; C A. Perkins and
Axel OXholm; Oliver Craig and
Thomas Curran. and Miss Amy
Lou Murray and Mrs. George Hay
man.
Brookdale-The following play
ers will compete in the team match
with Highland Tuesday on the
latter's course:
Mesdames Fred Himmelsbach,
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WAREHOUSEMEN
PACT IS SIGNED

Wage increases and improved
working conditions for about 400
Tacoma warehouse employees are
provided in an agreement signed
Friday night by local 3l3 OF
Transfers union and representa-
tives of Food Products Distribu-
tors. Inc The contract covers
employees Of all wholesale grocery
fir1ns here.
The local agreement Ia similar
to others contaminated in primo.
ipal Washington cities after nego-
tAtiona conducted at Seattle. Ia.
coma and other cities. C. r. RAM
eey and Horace Wright represent
ed the employers in the local con-
tract, and c. N. Dahlaeer. Harry
Satteriee and John Jacobs were
the union negotiators.
It provides for 4 4l-hour work.
ing week. . straight IS wage In
crease per month for all employees.
one weeks vacation with pay, and
extra. pay for holidays. Two new
holidays. Armistice day and Wash.
inkton's birthday. were added. Tn
less re-opened earlier by either
party. II viii extend until April
IS. ipl1.
The monthly wage scale follows:
chief shipping clerks. S147.50; re-
ceiving clerks. S1S7.50: ware.
housemen. &lie.5o: chez kers,
$l24-5o. coffee roasters. $1S7.50.
and apprentices. $50.
Dahlager, . representative Of
the international union, said the
negotiations were conducted har.
moniously and that no work stop
page took place during the pro-
cedure.
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Angels Seek
New Record
BY UNITED PRESS

The Los Angeles Angels. with
Lefty Ray Prim on the pitching
knoll. were cunning today for a
new record in Pacific Coast league
play. a..
The Angels last night tied
the s6-year-old record OF ID
straight wins. hung up by the
Seattle club In 1908, py
blasting the san Diego Padres
TO o behind the four-hit
pitching of Lee Stine.
Home runs by Stringer ana
Moore were included in the IL
hits the Angels garnered off Hare,
Weldon and Brown. Hare was
bumped for three runs in the
first.
The Angels went up against the
Padres again today in the game
that will give them a new league
record if they win.
They started their winning
streak April 2 against Holly
wood In their third game OF
the season.
The Angels are still eight
games shy of the 27-game VIM
ming streak recorded by the Cor
sicana club of the old Texas
league, hung up in 1902, and
equaled by Baltimore of the In
ternational league in 1921.
San Francisco lost to Sacra-
mento, 20, after both teams went
eight scoreless innings.
Hollywood started off with
a four-run barrage in the first
inning of its game with Sc
attic and emerged with a final
6-5 victory. The Rainiers
touched Ardizoia for three
runs in the second and chased
him to the showers. Moncrief
finished the game. Gregory
and Moffett hurled for the
Stars.
Homers in the eighth by Cole.
man and Hawkins failed to stave
off a Portland defeat as the Oak
land Oaks won, 9-5. The Oaks
collected IL hits off Newsome and
barrow. The Beavers got II off
Hermann and Buxton.
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Meadow Park-Pairings for the
second round of the handicap tour
nament:
Championship flight-Carter and
Define Senner and Craig; Harkins
and Green. and Horswell and Day.
First flight - Thsckeray and
Turner; Shannon and Crusoe;
Noce and Cooksie, and o. r. Holt
and Allen.
Second flight-Powers and Brig
ham. and Finnell and Berilla.
Those who do not have matches
will engage in match play
against par competition, pairings
to be as follows:
r. Young and Pearl Miller; d. L.
Roberts and E. Gingrich: Jack
Adams and Miss Mary Holt; Will
lam Mottle and Mrs. Ray Holt:
r. B. Shadduck and S. Racine, and
c. H. Fritz and L. NJ. Tilleson.
Mrs. Hetrich drew a bye.
Fircrest-Pairings for Tuesdays
tournament:
Canale and Peterson: Burns and
Currie; Smith and Craw; Corliss
and Dean; Pierson and Reynolds;
Fielder and Myers; Ericsson and
Wood: Clark and Neimeyer; Toler
and Ely; Schwalen and Nell
wrath: Coleman and Ober; Allen
and Broenkow; Mcmillan and Sen
ner; Tennent and Gould; King and
Welker. and Tollefson and Nc
Arthur
Falkland - Pairings for the
monthly sweepstakes Tuesday:
Xavier and Pflueger. Ludwick
and Fynboe. Morlock and Davis,
Sylvester and Stanton. Olson and
Danielson. Lehman and Wiser,
Black and Marshall, Boynton and
Sydow, Sugg and Barofsky, and
Hauge, Svare and Hanson.
After the tournament, players
will go to Mrs. Xavier's home for
a delicious potluck luncheon.
Highland-By a score of 81 to
g. Highland women defeated Mt.
View in a team match Thursday.
Tuesday they will play Brookdale
on the home course. The following
are asked to report at the club
house at $50: Crything, Hoffer.
Anderson. Witheridge. Dorsey,
Wilkowski, Wintermute. Kelton.
Free, Lower. Keene. Burke. Collier,
McCrady, Peterson. Clough. Pal
freyman. Archer, Morrill,. Turco,
Dodge, Mullin, Brown, Boze and
Reeve.
There will be nine-hole best
nine tournament for those not in
the team match.
In conjunction with the Mt.
View match. there was medal
play tournament. won by Mrs.
Grything with a score of 1851.
Mesdames Wilkowski. Witheridge.
and Wintermute tied for second
with net OPS. Mrs. Wilkowski win
ming in the playoff.
In the putting contest, Mrs. Pal
freyman triumphed in the play
off after she and Mrs Grything
had tied for first in regular COM
petition.
The newest addition 20 the club Is
Mrs. A D Morrill,
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Mt. View
Highland


AIienmore-Medal play is sched-
uled for Tuesday. Mrs. Moncharsh
won last Tuesdays points tourney
with "a points.
This week Mrs. A. Burnett and
Mrs. A. Weisfield joined the club.
The Country Club-Pairings for
the puts only tournament sched-
uled for Tuesday:
The Mesdames Thomas Mills and
Arthur Rust: Fred Draws and
Karl Richards: Henry Foss and
Hiding Lindberg: Horace Wright
and Judson Benton, Minot Davis
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Room for Two More
Teams in Ball Loop

There is room for two more
teams in the Labor Union Softbsll
league. Teams have until Thurs
day night to file entries with Al
Hodges. Metropolitan park director
of recreation. 212 City Hall annex.
The four unions signed to
date are: Chemical Workers,
Flour and Cereal Workers,
Bakers, and Musicians.
The season will open May !.
Teams may enlarge their rosters
to IS men, but cannot use more
than Is players in any one game.
Five rounds Of play will be
scheduled il not more than four
teams are in the league.
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Stadium Shades
Grays harbor Jc

Behind Ray Hagen's five-hit
pitching, the Stadium baseball
team edged out the Grays Harbor
Junior college, to 2, yesterday
afternoon here.
The Tigers took an early
lead and held il until the fifth
frame when the coilegians tied
the score at two-all.
But successive doubles off the
bats of Gunnovich. Tiger left
feeders. and Molitor, second base
man. brought the winning run for
the home forces in the eighth in
ming.
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KapOlDsin Juniors
Will Glue Comedy

The junior class Of Kapowsin
high school will present Second
Story Peggy" q three act comedy.
on April Is. Sharing the leads are
la Wells and Boyce Wadsworth.
Other members Of the cast are
Bonnye Ross. Kathryn Hallmeyer,
Thelma Anderson. Robert Rolstad,
Cliff Boyce and David lack.
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Heidelberg Teams
Will Meet Sunday

Therell be softball battle to-
morrow between the Seattle ana
Tacoma Alt Heidelberg clubs here
a, Mckinley field at Il O'Clock.
THE locals were class A champs
Of 1885. Players and candidates
for the locals are asked 10 De III
the field az $50.
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Errors. Griffiths 2. Starr, Berkowitz:
losing pitcher. Hare; innings pitched.
Hare a.. Weldon Al: at bat. OF:
Hare u, Weldon Is; hits. of Hare s.
Weldon 1. runs scored. off Hare 1,
Weldon 3: runs responsible for Hare
4. Weldon 2: struck out. Slime IL.
Weldon 2: bases on balls. Hare !.
Slime 4 Weldon 2 Brown !: Wild
pitch, Weldon: left on bases. San
Diego 8. Los Angeles 9: home runs.
Moore. Stringer: fhree-base hit J.
Collins: two-base hits. StatZ. Cihockt.
williams: runs oatted in English, J.
Collins 3. Moore. StrinSer. sacrifice.
Moore: stolen bases. Strinser. STATE,
double play, Berkowitz 10 burst.
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Yelrn III, EaIOnNiiIe ..
Kapowsin S, Glover Park o.
Roy 6, Federal Way 8.
Merle McCloud turned in an
other flossy pitching performance
and Yelm Tornadoes bested Eat
onville Cruisers. 1913, in an error
less Pierce County league tussle at
Eatonville.
Merle set the Cruisers down with
two hits but one was home run.
Brother Earl equalized for Yelm
by busting a circuit clout with
one on.
Don Eaton of Kapowsin fired
his fast ball right past Glover
Park batters yesterday and ka-
powsin chalked up its first league
win by taking SO game.
Despite IA strikeouts by Bob
Stilwell. Federal Way lost to Roy,
6-3. in a seven-inning tilt at Fed
eral Way. Ken Olson of Roy rap
ped out home run with one on.
nelm ;;,,..........'...' 10 10 y
Eatonville ............
NJ. McCloud and Weber: NJ. An
derson and II. Nordstrom.
E Roy w ai,;'''''..'..'' a I
'' HARNESS s' and Breckenridge: stn-
we'll and Oakie.
Clover Park ............
Staples and Kasemier; Eaton and
Butler.
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Frank Mahon, Herbert Frye. F. v.
Washburn. George Williams, Balm
Browse, Henry koessler, NJ. NJ.
Crane, c. l.. Hughes, Chester
Corey and Miss Joan Mahon.
Thursday, medal play plus puts
Mrs. Himmelsbach, 91-11s0-31-
Ill; Mrs. koessler. 102-20-S2-30-
112, and Mrs. Rinke, 103.
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Robson Registers
Ace At Auenmore

T. II. Robson scored hole-in-
one at the Allenmore course yes
terday. The ace was made on the
133-yard third hole, and was Rob-
sons first. He was playing with
II. r. Venske at the time.
Bert Meyer posted an eagle on
the 9th hole this week.
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winning pitcher-Moncrief. Losing
pitcher-Moffett. Innings pitched
Gregory Il Ardizoia plus. AT bat
Off Gregory 4. Ardizois g. Hits-Off
Gregory 8. Ardizoia 4 Runs scored
Off Gregory 4, Ardizoia 4 Runs
responsible for-Gregory 4 Moffet 2.
Ardizoia 4. Struck out-By Moffett
4, Moncrief 2 Bases on balls-Off
Gregory ! Moffett 6, Ardizoia 2. Nom
Grief Wild pitch,-Moffett. Passed
ball - Campbell Home run-Tyack.
Two base hit-Moncrief. Runs bat
tee in-Herman. Tyack 8. Morrissey,
Mofett, White Campbell Moncrief
Cissen Lawrence. Sacrifices - Her
. man. White 2. Double play-Morris-
sey-Archie. Time-2:l7. Umplres-
Snyder and Hood
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CtHulufl ..s.....s-.-. UIU OIV VIZ
Stolen bases-Browne. Marcusson,
Walters, Bait. Walker Sacrifice hit
-Burkich. Two-base hit-Gunovich.
Three base hit-Molitor. hits.
runs off Hagen in innings; hits,
3 runs off Sklodo in innings.
Earned runs-Off Hagen o; off Sklodo
2. Struck out-By Hagen 7: by
Sklodo 10. Bases on balls-Of Ha-
gen S: off Sklodo 3. Wild pitch
Hagen Hit by pitched ball-Hagen
by Sklodo. Time of game: so. Um-
pire-McOmber.
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Totals si,;aa isS y II AZ Il !

TWo-bA6o hit. 0Connell: three.
eAse hits. FARRELL. Robinson. Lucid.
0cCafrse; stolen basss. Oriewe. Bard
ovsch. eiffe1man: struck out by
On balls, of Faecone 3. Finnegan l.
0mtth Z. HAQuer: hit by Fsccone.
DREW: home runs. GrieWe. O'Con-
0o11. SHERMAN; time. 2:S0
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'10WNeEND CLUE MEETINGS
] Clubs meeting Monday. April
'34th: Euumclaw No. / meets at
home Of NJ. and Nrs. Ed Debbins.
Kay Street No. meets at Nor
mamma hall. So. 18th and X 1T.
Mckinley Inn No. Z meets 1t
Royal Neighbors hall. Ia. G and
Division lana, Mr.. z. J. Reed.
speaker.
Meetings. Tuesday. April 25th:
0anitou club No. "a meets at
3anitou hall. for business meeting
followed by dance and refresh
Oents- Orting club No. win
nest ct G. A. r. hall. Oakland
club No. II win meet at Com
immunity church, So. saith and Proc
tor. Singing By Townsend chorus.
Park Avenue No. Is meets At
Park ave. school. 23rt st. club
meets at RAJ So. Sheridan ave.
Fem HIN No. (. Ladies Auxiliary
WI give . luncheon Tuesday noon,
followed b. card party, at club
house, 10. ga and Yakima.
Wednondny. April 36th: Fircrsss
eluD moeto Ct Community church,
! 11rcrost eockeye club No. meets
, 81 GlavoniAn han. Old Tacoma
Pnrhland club No. IL meets Il
1Glatnn haQ Parllnnd. eumnes
club wi1 mset It ]. o. o. r. hall
With . business meeting. card
q,nrfv ana SuPxnahrn~n4a Qssv,vv.yt
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HOME TOWN
TO RESCUE

Two Hot Springs ministers be-
came interested in her case and
journeyed to New Albany in Feb
ruary. With the aid OF a local
preacher, they secretly raised $3.50
to appeal the woman's case to the
Arkansas supreme court.
The appeal was granted, but
Mrs Anderson was faced with
raising additional funds to meet
expenses Of a second trial. Again
the friends of her childhood days
answered.
Shortly after st. Marks Evan
gelical church. where she was con-
firmed as a girl, announced q cam
paign to obtain more money, the
financial drive received inspiration.
On March IL, before he was exc
cuted. Smoky joe Anderson de-
clared his wife innocent.
Strapped to the chair. he calmly
told the executioner to hold 1t .
minute" Then he pleaded leni-
ency for Mrs. Anderson, placing
entire blame for the killing on HIM
self and two other men sentenced
with him--Alfred Dickson, 81, and
Bill johnson. So.
Several days later, Miss Gray
brook received a letter from An
derson. written before his death.
The letter stated that Mrs. Ander-
son knew nothing of the crime and
expressed hope that friends would
come to her aid.
The trial is scheduled for this
week. New Albany is responding
to n wind-up house-to-house can
vass to reach the financial goal
before the deadline.
And leading the drive for life Is
the very woman who had Lusetta
NcMonigle declared dead"
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abatted for Newsome in seventh.
bBatted for Darrow in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Oakland ........... ool 900 1923
Portland ...,........ DOL 900 1876
SUMMARY
Errors. Jolley. Wilburn. Jettries: 9
hits 6 runs off Newsome in 7, 10 and
5 off Hermann in ia. 3 and off
Darrow in 2. and off Buxton in IL;
winning pitcher. Hermann: losing
pitcher. Newsome: runs responsible
for. Hermann 4. Newsome 5, OAR
row 8: struck out. Newsome /, Herr
mann 8. Darrow /. Buxton 2; bases
on balls. Newsome 3. Hermann /.
Darrow l.; stolen bases. Luby, Vergez
2: three base hits, Gudat. Abreau;
home runs. Jolley 2. Coleman. Haw-
kins: two-base hits. Wilburn, Fer
nandes. Vergez. Jolley. Rosenberg,
Wilson: sacrifices. Newsome, Wilson,
Abreau. Gudat. Hermann: runs bat
ted in. Luby Wilson. Jolley 4. Abreau,
Vergez. Gudat, Hermann. Coleman
2. Hawkins double plays. Wilburn
TO Jeffries 10 Sweeney. Luby TO YER
gez to Gibson. Vergez 70 Gibson.
Wilburn 10 Sweeney; hit by pitcher,
Darrow l. wild pitch, Newsome.
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PRACTICE GAMES

South Tacoma Pines vs.. Cam.
msranos at Robert Gray field,
,2:50 ?. m.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUA.MAPy

SCORE BY INNINGS
Sacramento .. 900 600 oo2-2
San Francisco 49,. 600 600 600
SUMMARY
Errors. Garioaldi. yezilich: runs re-
sponsible for. Gibson 2 truck out,
Schmidt 3. Gibson 8. bases on balls.
Schmidt ?: runs batteG in, Barton.
Castans. sacrifice Barton. double
play. DiMsszio 10 Wrigt; time. ! 40.
umpires. Dorsn and West. players
walking, Wright. Frazier.