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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

marks are still there Mel OFT, Joe
Moore. Carl Hubbeli, Hal Schu-
macher and Harry banning.
Around them Terry has trans
planted names strange TO the Polo
Grounds-Zeke Bonura, Billy Jur-
ges, George Wyatt. Manuel salvo.
Frank Demaree and others.
Most important addition OF all
Ii Bonura. the big first Ia sci man
Terry Unanswered out Of the
American league.
The Giant infield Ia all new from
Bonura around Next to Zeke
is the big question mark Burgess
Whitehead, who IL trying to come
back after q year Of idleness re-
sulting from an appendeetomy and
q nervous breakdown. Whitehead
may hold the key TO the Giants
pennant chances.
MYATT At THIRD
urges. from the Cubs and prob
ably the best defensive shortstop
In the league. teams up with
George Mystt, fieet-footed lad
from Jersey City. on the left side
Of the infield. Wyatt In likely TO
be the leagues top base-stealer.
The outfield il set with Moore
In left. Frank Demaree from the
Cubs in center and OFT in right,
Demaree. whose batting average
slumped 81 points last year 10
.273. Is expected by Terry TO hit
close TO his lifetime average of 307
For the first time since the
Giants won the pennnnt In
1888 under Terry, Carl HnblelI
won't b. the No. I man. Harry
Gumiert. who won Is games
last year, Ia likely 20 step into
that role. Hubtell. however.
IN the best bet OF the Giants
"cripples" 10 stage . come
hack. His arm IL progressing
nicely.
Manuel .Salvo. who won 22
games for San Diego. has shown
enough stuff to indicate he'll make
the staff and may turn out To be
the years best rookie pitcher.
Harry banning, rated by many
as the leagues top catcher will be
aided behind the bat by Ken O'Dea.
the pinch hitting ace from the
Cubs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
COL

The Washington State Golf as
ISOLATION announced today that
the annual open and amateur
tournaments will be played the
week Of July 1874 In Seattle.
Marvin BUD Ward Of Spokane
holds both titles.
The Tacoma open will be- played
July 20 at the Allenmore course.
Officials said the overlapping Of
dates was unavoida BILE.
The Washington state profss-
sional golfers championship. with
Charles Congdon Of Tacoma de-
Tending his title. will be played
at the Brosdmoor course In Sc
attic April 1919.
The Pacific Northwest open Will
be played at the Indian Canyon
Golf club In Spokane, May 23 and
"a. Al Zimmerman Of Portland
won last year but may not defend
the crown due To illness.
Allsnmor.-Match play against par
sunday. ball prizes. Team play against
Mountain View. layers urged 10 he ~
Mountain View course At m
Brookdale Medal play and MIXED
two-bsi foursomes Sunday Team
stsrs union also will play best nine
event There 10 . team match Win
Darlington At Darlington.
Fircrest--Points tourney for sun
day. 10 holes Also mixed tSo-bsI
foursomes
Meadow psrt-Best ball tTo@om.s
SUNDAY Medal play In tho Afternoon
HlshlsBd-Tsam match with Pars .
land At Falkland Sunday General
public play during thu day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

biszes 'sm or balloons 'sn up
10 the plate was standing beside
tbs batting cage. ppping at his
ibfisldefs and watching Hutch
throw the ball up N batting
practice. so We stroilsd over
and put The Issue up 10 Man
zgsr Del Baker Of the Tigers
RE though, q b., and then said:
That's q hard one ~ answer.
Hutch has only worked once -
far He looked pretty good. bat
don't think he WIS bsaring
down with everything he has in
hiK arm.
but here. the Way feel
about if---he may have = fast
one and he may mol. but I'm not
going 10 WORRY about u. lie eSs
bounce the ball up there for I'll
! care 20 long as he gets the
hiftsrs out. You fsnf get
around Hutcb's record on ths
coast IAst year. Anybody who
can win that many ball games
must have something
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

bsfofs hs releases the hall MS
wrist makes . enrhsffeu twtss
Suddenly thu he'll sails out ~
ths tsnais ~ fingers ard wrist.
nse~h hSnsssf ss,s ~ ssst
tell whsskss ~ has sessgb
spseA ~ sssks ~ usIss iasgse
Gss1s. An ~ hssUs sb~u1 ~
spse1 ~ lett - " n west ~
has read In ~ pspsss, ard -
hss s1spss1 ~ psabey shas ~
pssSsssssses 80 ~ Dsss1 ~
- hs tsihtsg Tor ~
Needless To ssy. he's gong 10
get every chance " make good
with the Tigers. Th<y are go
Ing along with him an the
theory that he 10 ready for the
big league right now.
There woubdnt b any point
in sending him hack to The
minors for seasoning" Baker
said. III Ne had thought he
needed more sxperiencs ve
would have left him out n -
attic tor another year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

There have been plenty of
pitchers who have won In the
bag leagues by throwing a
nothing" bali. but they usually
have been veterans sDah az
Lefty Grove who have picked up
enough cunning along ths way
90 make up for the lnss u paw
er In their arms.
IT'S unusual fac . iss,sss
pitcher 10 depssd on . moth
lag hall speed 10 ths first
thisx scouts look for when out
h~atisg the bushes for talent
and . Md ~hs lacks u hsA bot.
Ter fesgst about hssehsm and
take . correspondence ssssst
eo1rse In plumbing.
Hutch doesn't hook like any
Of the great pitchers Of the
past lie has a yerky delivery
In contrast 10 the nsnoethsflow-
ing style Of the Deans. Alex
snders and psnnocks
he gets his arm up behind his
neck in some fashion and just
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

IT Greenwich eoltssu@. RseAp M
been campaigning Ia California u
recent weeks
rrsnssss Sssk Csssss slas
slgnsA NJ psisespsls N ~
eAsee~ss~eA epaaes, e~Woose-
lag ~ cas6. oshAv nsAestA
yssshssl Nee vssh hsssy-
we,sht wks sesassed ssty thts
werk sss~ . tess ~ Ass-
tsnlla. We bsste1 ~ assse
assssi 1Spsa 6esp-1ys1 ~.
Mss evssa nosslse Gay.
Both Of the prsfimInsrtss wlii h
decided via the ons fall route.
Jim ''Dsssier' CLARK, Montreal
heavyweight with . har Tins foot
ball Garner k~hibd him befors n
turned 10 wrestling snd tespsd
into instant popularity In the East
makes his Tacoma b<w In tks msb9
event. meeting shs capable rgms<ia
Martinez. hugs. handsoms young
Msxiesn. over Inc eight round dts
lance. best two fails out u thres.
The five round s~mi. flpsi. . ons-
fall match. vill hiring together
"Rovdv Hvdy" LADitxl. coiosfuI
rosxhksspae. ~ r.. Hungarian.
and Jack holland, husky young
blond AdonIs from Ins Anssiss.
both popular with Tacoma Fans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

the highest three-gsms total ever
scored In league play by . Taco
ma woman. The previous high
mark WAS q S5i total. Registered
by Eleanor Brown several months
ago.
FRS, United Mutual savings
bank ladies' took first place IN the
Class A Women's league stand
ings. passing up the Brown \
Haley iassies who have held the
top spot for many weeks There
are -four weeks Of play remaining
In the womsn's league.
Besides Mrs. Wshl~rs high
score. other big totals In the
Wonen's league were: Ruth
seideinan SIS. Helen Mu1d-
helm $50, Dorothy Daily $50.
Marie Fueh~k sos. Helen Her
nsSd 500. Hsien Bistties sG7.
Esms M.sseimAa 5iy. Mildred
Gerr sos. BETTY Snyder SIS.
huth iltG SIS and Alice ZSis-
max 62S.
The outstanding weekend event
In Tacoma bowling liz the matches
Of the fntsrcity Classic league
which are scheduled for Sunday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Ski Weather

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Wav6 uar1 It
Ms 1raioiiog

Dsvsy Ward y eusng tass ~
training IN . msazDee ~ -
osess - rates o's6ss npsaa = -
respect
ne hssd. o,snehlne aDpeua sus1-
iaaa rhot epoma aen eomn 3 -
with M 6nlfs.llhe rione Aao1. -
~ Ne raalinea ~ nsey hnve - 49,
she fun - svends Thuru1ny n1Uoe
ct the CDlisesssn.
usvsy. freea cut - Ne es>ers
ressad paehso, y seesslag - -
uad ssnssuun1os. Nh NM 60
snAed ewlrt1y wAem ~ uo11o1 ~
faemss With osivssssaag iu1ss -
rights.
ne plsastag Tseome ysanngn1nn
. ssnRy wslesswstge4 eo1o3 ~
rounds ssrh yesterday MN ~
Smith. rscossa lightweight. -
fluffy" TyunH. loeat mt111e-
weight sha1ow .bOne9 two uooeo
Ard pwnehssi tns hsgs To- UlanonU
bsfoss eating n quits.
umith y sAeo slseo1 y o0oene
~ Thwss1sy's card, mastlng cl1vov
ploppss. hignly.tesie1 No. ~
FOUNDER fFom Munhpgse. 0kio.. ~
the stx-sound snmi.fnnoA ~ -
sssi svsnt. third sts-vUsn1Dg -
ths essd. VIII ossng te0ethog lotno
kasshl - Taeoms 81 DnsUA n
D.. and Iso Twsses. 0anloG1 ~
gro mtd1)ewstghf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
I.AkEI.AND. f1s.

LAKELAND. S1s. You meet
a citizen Of this town on the
main street and instead u say
ing TIA . nice day" he fixes
you with a cold stare and IN
quires. DO you think Hutch
has got enough speed 10 stick
In the American league p"
He viii b. talking about
Freddie Hutchinson. tn. school
boy from Seattle who IL In camp
with the Detroit Tigers
500, 900 piece Of muscle. nerves
and bone chubby faced, ID
year-old hid who ia the talk Of
the grapefruit circuit
Hutch has been In camp for
more than two weeks nov and
no matter how much or LITTLE
yos talk 10 people down here
the Conversation always gets
around to the Mid who Won %
ball games for seattle last year.
The man who ought 10 know
the answer 70 whether Hutch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

bowlers OF Ia
m n Fri q n y
n ! & h I at the
u r o a ,iway al
leys with an
fine bit OF bowl
ing ss has been
seen here for .
long time
Starting off
with 206 she
rol led a ITS
score In her sec
ond game. and
I hen finished
with 4 26s TO
pile up the re-
marksble total
- lsg Tbi. IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Terry Likes
His Outfit

RATION ROUGE, Building
a pennant winner in one year Is
quite task In any league. but Bill
Terry. with a cold CLEAN in his
eyes LOOKS out st the 1889 edition
Of the New York Giants and tells
you he thinks he's done the tob.
And Terry may be right. But night
or wrong he has ripped the old
Giants apart and come up with
reh,iIt outfit that smarks If roor~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

Powell Isekts
Western International hitting
club than UP
OCCASIONALLY would rather Iseke make the grade
For thing he is Tacoma boy and for another he is
getting in that is unlikely he will get another
chance at fast company if he fails TO stick
Powell the other hand another
Will not interfere with baseball
Powell looked innings
but showed be- hold
would be Of the
circuit he wouldn't allow enough the
much difference
Of stratsgyefty OLou Walter Mails Woda
him change delivery And that's tough deal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

while Brown loves baseball
been keen business
Even
Buck Ewing former New York Giant catcher
wearing the fst big glove That 1889
COLLY kRIEGERS demands for 5000 guarantee for a
10round nontitle battle NTH Allen Mathews the Negro
IS out of line That would at least 10 grand ooud
haze to tumble into the cash register Promoter Drurman
we're to make himself couple of bits ;.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Canada Had 0. B. in 1907

ORGANIZED baseball first introduced in the Western
Canadian Prairie region in 1907, the year present
Athletic park opened
And in Canada's rather early days there roamed and
sOrmed the diamonds Of the Northwest
guy named Bob Brown. And he's back again with
q club at Vancouver in the w. l. circuit -.
Brown developed developing Tony
Brottem, the Falkland catching
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Tws Straight
70 Win TIT

uu0UgU o. =. ux1vEnQv =
upe9ua's fnpue p0G11oo opnDo 60
fesunes DoG9uGonu e1nmponuD -
- veass enrv1e1 - 80 =
unaens isss - ~ unenmnn9
fanDe tetoDy.
winners N twe sereiGoe Gouoo
81 = p1oy-e6S spsseo vsah ~ u
veputy - cnlieoguon. ~ a.
geotoaa suenusaQlon1Q Qn1Nn1 -
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~ IN ttmee ~ onmo 80 -
but u wee OregoNfn nn1n1oy - -
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whistle u sw1fs)y dpwo Geose -
eeetle4 ~ IGupe tone ~ ~
sh11sty - she oy~~n- tsgunyo1 yuuenD
r. enavoss spn0 IN ~ -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
HOCKEY TEAMS
FINISH TIED

Official Tacoma ice hoohsy
league figures released this morn
ing reveal that thu csmmsrsno
Brothers and Medoswsst Dairy
hockey fivss wound up the regular
season In . lie foe third place In
the standings and - . result
league directors are expected to 70
into . huddls Sunday 10 iron sui
the difficulty tsfore the pisyosfs
open Wednesday 81 the tAkswossd
Ice arena
The third place W vessitsA
when tke Daissmsss hsabie1
THE lssGse rs1isg An testAss-
hesxs. J 10 Z. In ~ sssstesss
clash Wednesday. whiis Gvss-
I'm vu~i 1"ssypeA Cswsssyass
Brothers. DAILY thsee teams
are eligible sss ~ pisystss.
Besides leading ths league In the
number of games won and lost.
official figures reveal that the
Beer Bsrons topped this eireui, in
the number ~ goals scored with
81 while only 80 were tabled
afalnsf them,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Berndt Burnin' EN- Up

AROLD BERNDT sprint
- will make his first competitive
In the T. Relay Carnival
in the Paouse and shaping se
studies
record the sh
100 and go sprints, which he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

power and po-
tentialities than
even some Of
h Is pennant-
winners of 1886
and 1897
The Giants Of
last August and
September were
hollow shells Of
Terrys pennsnt
winners Of 1885
and 1897.
The old land
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Conner Signs Reese And
Venable, Completing Card

Calvin Reese. . newcomer from
Omaha. was signed today 10 meet
bun vensbIe. bsdman from Den.
yer. In the thres-round special
event on Mondays wrestling card
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

Dutch slugger Charlie Schmutz
Dode Brinker Pete Scott
and Ray Kramer
There were others, too. but
those Tacoma will not forget.
Also, with hustling Bob back in
organized baseball, watch him de-
velop some more youngsters. And
If and when he does boys, he'll
collect his share Of the cash :.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
HONORABLE MENTION

night at the Broadway Alleys.
They are billed for 7l3O o'clock.
Tacoma women bowling stars 10
Ia Everett Sunday 10 take part In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
DODGER DONGS

BROOkLN - Brooklyn Dodgers
have no president but have two
vice presidents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Either One'd Be Okay

THE TIGERS almost certain Of getting either Larry
Powell Lefty Iseke for Tiger duty this year
At least that's Manager Hanford
down Cal training
Francisco
Rhyme writes President appeared unlikely
San Francisco will
them he hack the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

Louise Wahlers. captain Of Roy
Archer's Confectionery team. set
an all-time record for women
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
On the Lam
witt -
Elliott Metcala

TWELVE millions baseball fans expected 10 sit
in the grand opening games Of the National SemiPro
Baseball Congress, May L..
They will look At 1880 games the nation
Four hundred thousand players will participate and
25,00 clubs will swing into action
That should tip off to the popularity Of the national
sport go.
Taking granted those
of baseball
will total fansfo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

9! s';:| :s.,! IS q: ::|s O.:
49, 'sssA = ~ ~ sss;ss 81 -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20


As George ssler Congress regarding
this May date:
before in the ooyear history baseball nation
and the world
United States Twelve
exactly viewing
the is estimated 900"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
All, the Old Fishin' Itch
Dilley Did Good Job

DEAR NET Didn't Dley wrestling team
- in 1887! And do = pretty good ob7 -. w..
DEAR S. w: Sure did. boy did n q Job
As matter Of fact
Bill Mcnamara and Bob Rowan Of 3s
They took much Of his 1888
Don also tistats champion
Camas the he student coach < N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

HTs FEIHRNhIH65, III JONHE
ny Aizr. -. Louis Cardinal first
basemsn, has stolen only three
bases IN three years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

Bengal firing line
Rhyme said that he would be un-
willing to guess which will be
here
I'D like to see both Isekite and
Powell stick with the Seals" Quill
said, but If they don't / sure
would like 10 see either Of them
back with the TiRers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

AHu ttht HUN UTAH tnc VI
600 900 attendance basketball sup
porters and writers claim in their
assumption that the hoop sport In
looked upon by greater attendance
than any other sport -.
When any Of them outdraw
baseball, sandlot, grade and prep
school, independent teams. semi
pro and professional, played by all
have to count nnses for me
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

JUST had . British made fly rod
q Hardy In my paw. And
iawsy me. II the old hand didn't
scream for the whip Of that mas
terpiece the murmur Of the
stream the strike. All, well
on April - we'll be out where
man can rest and dream and feel
the JOY Of living -.
Evening star., 1939-01-22

and mean, but she had been so taken
by surprise.
He patted her shoulder clumslly,
"All right, dear Never mind. | under
stand But l had to tell you. I've
loved you from the start, ever since
first saw you sitting behind the door
there" Then he said, "1t's Walter'
She was shocked. They had been so
careful. In an Office, you don't want a
whole lot of talk.
He looked away. carefully lighting
cigarette. Don't let him break your
heart, Laurelle know he's splendid
person. But Walters ambitious"
"Aren't we all?" She laughed.
Eyes. But not to that extent.
She wouldn't discuss Walter with
him. and he never tried again. They
had always remained friends. He
married Malsie Gregg in the end, just
before she was due for a move from
the radiator to the senior desk.
Laurelle herself had gone into the
inner office She was chosen by Walter
as his private secretary, on his return
from Singapore. He hadn't forgotten
her. Their meeting was sweet as the
parting had been bitter. Lean. and
rather fine drawn. like tiger that has
been hunted, he came back. and
asked for her. 1t had been wonderful
year - beautiful even to look back on.
MY beloved is mine and am his,
she had thought. In those days her
small olive face and wide childish
eyes took on new beauty. Men
turned to look at her in the street.
Walter was so splendid She never
questioned anything he did. If he
never spoke of marriage. she knew
that it was because the time had not
yet come He often spoke of the future.
taking for granted they would be
together. You and H. he would say.
And, when we are old and gray"
Their case, she told herself, was
unique. You could not judge them by
ordinary laws. Other men loved
women. she knew, until middle age
came, and then deserted them. But
not Walter
She managed most of his private
affairs, as we'll as his Office work.
What on earth would do without
you?" he said often, smiling at her.
When he got onto the Board, she
began to wonder if now the time had
not come There seemed nothing
against it any longer. He was his own
master, with none to tell him what
to do. He had fiat in town. He had
his country cottage and the yacht
Laurele still lived in a tiny fiat of