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MONEY TO LOAN.
PEOPLES MORTGAGE COZ

IUdIIS, TOW TdtPS, easy lermS, no deIay
SECURITY FINANCE CORP.
S3s Investment Bldg Dist S6T2.
PEOPLES MORTGAGE CORP.
First and second trust loans on D c..
Md and Va. property Personal loans on
signature Lowest rates, terms to suit your
budgei prompt and courteous service Get
ou' rates and save money" Open $40
pm; daily Established Is years. 1905
R. l. ave NV Decatur 5000
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Near Walter Reed

SAT 5O-Apt. No 3O4-Living room,
bedroom dinette, kitchen
and bath Electrolux refreerator
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

MODERN BRICK BUILDING. IN End COM
mercial zone. 32xl00, with offices; suitable
for general automobile repairs or ware
housing; > blocks from Southwest District
testing station Call National 943S.
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Right Downtown

Right Downtown
1919 St. NV.
S45. OO-Apt. No. "3--Living room.
bedroom kitchen and bath.
Electric refrigeration
1926 18th st NV.
S37. .5O-Apt. 4l6-Rec. hall, living
room. kitchen and bath.
Electric refrigeration.
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RICH MANS LOCATION ON
pOOR MANS PQCKETROOK

UNIVERSITY PARK-$6, $50.
A real bargain: detached 6-rm. brick.
oil heat, tile bath. heated garage: lot.
5Ox137 $500 cash. balance $50 monthly.
ARTHUR CARR. Realtor. Hyattsville. Nd.
EreenWnnd 0364
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HOUSES UkFURklSHEp.

1862 LYMAN PL.. NE.
B rooms and bath. automatic heat; $50
OLIVER T. CARR.
Mills Bldg. National 2S65.
S4S-11O6 OWEN PL NE.
Near parochial school-6 rms, bath. semi
detached: electricity, gas hot-water heat;
Earage.
LING 2o71. NEwsoM 111O H ST. NE
40 10th ST. N.E-ROW BRICK. 6 RMS
and bath "a bedrms). hot-water heat;
double back porch, upper half inclosed;
house in excellent condition: $50
PHILLIPS 6s CANDY. INC.
1919 18th st. NV Nat 1900.
BEDRMs.; "a FIT WIDE; sEMI-DET. !:
excellent NV. location, between 14th and
18th stS.: refg.: vacant S75
GRAHAM 81 OGDEN.
Natl. 1883. 313 Woodward Bldg.
Ewes, Wisconsin 31o6-J
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OFFICES PoR GENT

ONE DESIRABLE ROOM WITH SMALL
waiting room. bank bldg. Apply b01 7th
St NV MR.. ROBEY.
s0O-s1o, ST. NV, LIE DRoIT BLDG
Large. bright rooms: singles or suites;
reasonable rent. Apply RIM. 10.
6O2 ST. N.W.-NR. ALL GOVT. BLD0s.;
large. airy. warm outside rooms, janitor
service. Sis per mo. Met. 1852.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT IN
our modern. centrally located building.
1888 @ st NV. Second National Bank
See building superintendent.
PARKING AT DOOR,
Suitable Store or once.
Room, 1s' by So, new building. heat
and water furnished. Rent, $500. Op-
poSite Takoma Theater H. L. THORNTON.
once 405 Butternut st. Phone Georgia
2291.
MEDICAL SCIENCE BLDG,
1929 VERMONT AVE. NV.
Four-room suite. 500; small suite.
S42.5O; for ethical doctors and dentists.
Apply manager on premises.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
DESK AND sECRETARIAL SERVICE. OF
fee building. Conn. ave and Dupont Circle.
$40 mo. Also mail address and phone
answering service. Michigan zoos.
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Overlooking the Park
1860 Clydesdale Pl. NV.
Just 2 blocks north OF 18th and Col.
Rd Convenient to stores, thedters and
shopping district
SAT. 5O-Apt. No. 404-Front apt.
Rec hall. living room. bed
room, dinette kitchen and bath.
Frigidaire current free
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

5-RoOM BUNGALOW: AMI; FIvI
acres fenced. near Fails Church, Va. -.
a month. Box 2a5-Y. Star IL
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S6,9aO IS sUB URB BAN MARYLAND
Here's the Christmas present without
further adieu Completely detached. stu-
ated on lovely corner lot. over 1OO-ft. from
age Oh yes, brand-new BRICK, with g
spacious rooms Just imagine living room
81 it. long. open fireplace. automatic heat,
at this specially reduced nrice! Real value
and worthy OF immediate inspection.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC, Natl. 1893
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EXCELLENT VALUES

Hedt and Hot Water Furnished
Near Soldiers' Home
Unusually Large Rooms
22O Allison st. NV.
Quiet NeiKhborhood
SAT .5O-Apt No. 1l0-Living room.
bedroom, dnette. kitchen
and bath: elec. refrigeration.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
OLD or late model wreck cars bought:
highest prices paid. Phone District 1870.
Glassers, 2nd and Florida ave. ne. 1-5'
DON'T sell until you sec us: will pay your
unpaid balance give YOU difference in cash
Barnes Motors. 1929 14tb ct.
WANTED LATE-MoDK. CARS,
Wen pa- top cash prices for any late
model car Ooen evenings Call North
1857 The MANHATTAN AUTO h RADIO
CO. 1905 7th st nv
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HOUSES FUR, OR UkFUR
HOUSES UNFURklSHED.

5405 N. H AvE-s RMS, 2 B, ALSO
extra kit. h.-wh., gas. cleo; S65 mo-. $50
furn Key. 54Ol N H ave Geo 1883.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

S4o-6 ROOMS. BATH. ELEC.. GAS. HOT
water heat: private cellar. porches: hrst or
second floor An exceptional value
LING. "01l. NEWSOM. l110 H ST n p.
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oWNER-LovELY HOME. BEDRMs,
finished attic, Gear garage, oil heat: u
block 18th ST., 3 blocks Walter Reed;
available Jan. ]: rent. $50 mo. 1429
Geranium st. NV
rm. porches dble. garage, oil heat: nice
location; ] blk. bus; reas. Shep. 1880.
51Os KANSAS AVE. NV ROOMS
bath. ARRANGED for = families. Reasonable.
Apply s14 Longfellow St NV. Geo. 1881.
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RANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS,
J. GARRETT BEITZEII,

1910 n . II. INV.
60 05O CLEVELAND PARK SACRIFICE.
po'Aoo Lovely 22-ft brick. = large rms,
tile bath and shower; oil heat 2 porches,
Excellent cond Terms
CALL MET. 54OO UNTIL PM
LEO M. BERNSTEIN Il CO.. 7ls 9TH NV.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CONN AVE. AT PoRTER-FoYER. l. R,
br.. dinette. kit. large rooms Al con-
dition: will sacrifice Boy 121-V Star
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1910 NORTHAMPTON ST. N.W.-9 R., 2
b.. garage, h.-w h., large grounds $4,000
622 23rd st. n.w.-6 r. and b.,
1245 35th st. n.w.-o r. and b..
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtof.
723 goth st. NV.
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FORD 1888 cabriolet; like new, very sttrsc-
tive car, guaranteed motor. rubber ike new,
S2k gas heater: 36e5: terms to suit. Hill
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BE NICE TO HIM, AUDREY!
Continued from pogs six

Audrey waited until she heard the
sound Of Car wheels rolling away.
Then she flew upstairs and put on her
new slippers. She paused by the mirror
to pat her nose with a powder puff,
meeting. for moment, eyes that were
as bright as stars
She ran downstairs and went out
on the veranda. But she left the front
door open SO that she would be sure to
hear any ringing of the telephone. 1t
was an extremely cool evening to be
sitting on the veranda. Her parents
would have been amazed could they
have seen her there. lounging in a
canvas chair as if it were hot summer
noon. shivering uncontrollably from
time to time.
She knew now with the sure,
soaring instinct of one in love. that he
would either drive past or telephone.
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terrlfy him. Mrs. Walton told me he
was pacing the house like a Gagged
lion, screwlng up his courage to tele-
phone you. He wanted to take you to
the movies that night we saw him
with Norma remember. Audrey?"
why, yes SAID Audrey. IN a
funny, cracked voice. why, yes -
We'll. he wanted to take you. His
mother finally wormed 1t out Of HIM
Then she lost her patience and SAID,
Well. phone somebody Phone that
little Ramsay girl SO she finally
persuaded him - but that's just an
example. AS I've said before. don't
know what's got into you lately"
SO saying, Mrs Reynolds stopped
to kiss her daughter and to give her an
anxious. maternal little pat Then
with Audrey's father. she went out of
the house
Evening star., 1939-04-09
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

She was thrilled but not surprised
when she saw the Waltons' car with
bent fender noslng down the street
Very. very slowly he drove. He
wasn't wearing hat and he was
slumped down behind the wheel, his
head tilted so that he could see the
road. Nonchalant 1t seemed to be the
merest chance that he glanced in the
direction of the Reynolds house. She,
too, was casual about the whole
extraordinary coincidence She walked
down the steps, tucking back her hair,
as he pulled to the curb
Why. hello, Audreyr' he SAID.
Hello, Gene" she said, smiling.
She saw now how it was with him.
There was something appealing about
his masculine awkwardness as he
climbed out of the car, something
that put the entire situation right
into her hands
"lt was SO nice and cool | was Just
sitting out on the veranda," she said.
We'll. just happened to be driving
by -"
She glanced at hlm and glanced
away, instructed solely by the wisdom
of Eve. 'Well as matter of fact, :"
he blurted. 1--WE driven past your
house about a million times. You
never seem to be anywhere around"
"Oh, I'm generally somewhere
round
They dared, then, to meet each
others eyes. This was new-rninted
moment in both their lives Obscurely
they realized that it would not come
again. in quite this way. to either Of
them.
Il think you're swell" he said. at
last
At once Audrey withdrew a little -
not too much. Somehow she knew
exactly how to do that
'If you'd like to drive downtown
for a soda or something =" he said
why. yes" said Audrey, happily
If you don't mind coming in while
get my coat -"
She crossed the lawn with him then
not knowing that she had crossed a
dim borderline. She did not look back
not once did she look back - to
the shadows that enclosed her child
hood.
The End
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CHRIST AND THE BIRDS

Before the first faint hope of dawn could lay
Its slender fingers on the purple sky.
Christ issued from His tomb on Easter Dav
And passed the sleeping soldiers softly BY
The birds, early waking from their sleep,
Reused in their the way He went along;
Knowing the promise that He rose to keep.
They meant to greet their Master with song
He laid His finger to His lips, and turned
To indicate the guards, heads drowsy- bent,
And then He smiled, but in His eyes there burned
Rich pleasure at the little birds intent.
SO, long ago, Christ walked before the light
In Joseph's garden. heraded by none;
Watched over by the feathered host at night,
He went His way. The miracle was done.
John GALLINARl WINDING
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AmozingIy SnoN Cost


-A- signs give thrilling charm walls and
furniture alike add sparkle and life kitchen,
room, dnette, nursery, payroom and game room.
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON,
XQ,K;es7he =" is in Full Bloom at House and HERMAN -
Rare bedroom, Suite Opportunities!

3-pe. Modem Bedroom. Finished in combino-
ton Of oriental and butt walnut veneers.
Consists Of chest, bed and
choice Of vonity or dresser. CE0 E0
Regular price-$84.5 5O--- %S~'/V
Ape. Modem Bedroom. A suite in Swedish
modern design. Finished in Primo Vera
veneers over hardwood. Coz E0
Regular Priee-$l34.5O- @]7s|V
Ape. Butt Walnut Modem. A plain modern
suite in butt walnut veneers over hardwood.
Regular priee-sl74.5o 4IZ1.0V
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Ape. Louis XVI Bsdroom. A beautiful suite
in crotch walnut veneers and with mo-
hoooGy h, o,;y.ms.ss iotst,e;;' m Re0u- $4,000
3-pe. Solid Maple Bedroom. A solid maple
group consisting Of bed, chest and choice Of
dresser or vonity. Regular Gao E0
price-s54.50 ----- 40@.SV
Ape. Modern Bedroom. Our newest suite in
beautiful hand rubbed wolnut veneers over
prieews219.5o . $I74.3U
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Gov. Winthrop Desk. Ma
hogany or walnut veneer.
Three drawers. Regular S10,95
Bookcase MahoSany walnut
or maple finish. REGULAR 50 ,&9
Secretary. Gov. Winthrop
style. Three drawers. Reg S9A,95
ular S34 4S0---- A1
Kneehole Desk. Walnut or
mahogany veneer. Five 2,95
drawers. REGULAR S19e5-- -
Lift Lid Desk. Maple finish.
Three drawers. Reeular S10,9S
$3.50 ---------------- 10
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<nz$|SaSlezx IT,
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=-sAs
~

Drop Leaf Table. Mahogany
or walnut veneer over ST. 99S
hardwood. REGULAR S1o.76
Coffee Table. Duncan Phyfs
style. removable glass tray. $40
REGULAR S6.95--
:::..5 e. S':;te :isss ss;l: BIZ: s1o',
Commode. Mahogany veneer.
Chippendale design. Two SIn7S
drawers. Regular S1b.75-- wv
Drum Table. Walnut or ma
nosany dnish. One drawer. Sc7s
Resular SS95-----..--
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Colonial Mahogany
Bedroom
$119.5o

A four-pieoe suite in beautiful
mahogany veneers over hard
wood. Consists Of chest Of
drawers, bed, vanity and dress
er. Note toilet compartments
on dresser and vanity. Regu-
lar price, $l59.5O.
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# HE word "SALE" has definite meaning House and Hermann
1t reserved for that justie use, and Ami
verso OCCAsON Tomorrow marks, for half century
Of quality storekeepng We're of the role played
adding the comfort and beauty Of Washington homes Our growth
hos been and deeply erote for friendship and
patronage has this possible This SALE Of
expressing appreciation We share the
the finest and furniture This
only nkn9 Of the values for
here You must visit to appreciate the full Of this
extraordinary This splendid opportunity
Washington become with House and Hermann the
of "Furniture Of Merit 1885,"
Evening star., 1939-04-02

Table Lamp. Crystal base
with silk shade. Regular $3.50
Boulder Lamp. Maple finish
with decorated shade. Regu- 00e
lar 81 o.
Student Lamp. Reflector style.
bronze base and silk shade. Sk,9S
REGULAR 9.95------- ~
r.: sss:' RS: ss$s:y ;%: :yyt:' III: re-: s2s
:: :';s: 's ;' :::!':: s:;:.. RI: 81: 1896
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
RYAN 0KAY!

we always felt that the game was
In the bag"
Ryan nj the time had b~rn
out because Ut y spike wound
administered by Joe Mrdwick.
lie had ten stitches taken In
the wound and WAS out ten
days.
The biggest kick Ryan got out
Of the incident was that u i'm
mortalized him as the only player
IN history with a 100 batting aver
Az. who ever had a club crying
for his services.
Il was hitting just 100 st the
time" said Ryan, but Terry was
keeping the wires burning 10 get
me back In the lineup NJ soon IA
he could
And every player who's been on
a club with Ryan and everybody
who knows him agrees that II evcf
there was n born leader. its ]. e
fBlondy) Ryan. He'll be heard
from and II won't always b~ from
Clinton and the Giants farm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
ASHFORD FIVE
MEETS AERIALS

Ashford Townies and Air Corps
will open the 1889 Pierce county
basketball championship tourney
at Stadium tonight at $50 o'clock
in d Glass "B" opener. Glass "A"
pay on the boys floor will start
at Z o'clock with 10th Field Artil-
lery and Auburn Merchants get
ting the opening honors.
In Glass "a" Tacoma fans
will see plenty Of action from
eight teams that are just
barely under the IA" rating
of the Tacoma City league.
Third Tank won the title last
year in defeating E%atonville Lum-
bcrjacks, AZ To 40. and the two
clubs viii again be on tap in ~
play.
Elcos play Visitation A. G.. at
q o'clock while the Tanks do not
open until Monday night at Lin
coin.
Saints Peter and Paul were
given the top honors this season
by virtue Of their fine performance
in downing Gilt Top. Commercial
"A" champions and Johnson Paint,
Pacific Northwest AAU third
place team, winner OF the AAU
Pierce County crown az well as
the Tacoma city league.
Glass n" VIII crown "A new
champion and the play tonight
will he holly contested In the
io~sr-and-Out tourney. Flee
tron CCC and the Air Corps
were top seeded.
Schedule for tonight is; Class
"A. boys gym, 7 o'clock. 10th
Field Artillery ~. Auburn Mer-
chants. s O'Clock. Visitation a. G.
". EatOnyille LumberJacks. q
O'Clock, Saints Peter and Paul vs..
Sumner Merchants. Glass p.
girls gym. go O'Clock. Ashford
Townies vs.. Air Corps. 7.30
o'clock. Old Kentucky Colonies vs..
Holy Cross. $50 O'Clock. Electron
Gee vs.. Y. NJ c. A $50 o'clock.
Mineral Townies w. st. Pstricks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
COAST HOCKEY
DATES NAMED

SEATTLE Dates for the Coast
Ice Hockey league championship
anne were settled al q meeting
here last night.
Bill Shaver was named referee
and Cameron PrOudl0ck appointed
llnesman for the title games
The semi-flnals Will open In
Seattle Saturday night with the
second game in Spokane OF Van
couver Sunday or Monday and the
final game in Seattle Wednesday.
March IS.
For the finals. II spoksn. gets
that far, the first and second
games will be played in Portland
March 10 and - and the third In
Spokane March 10
The teams then win either
remain In Spokane for a game
March 22 or return 10 Port
land for two nor games
March IS and % and thru "a
back 10 Spokane March 90
and continue this way until
the series IL settled.
II Seattle is the finalist, the first
game will be played IN Portland
March 10. the second In Seattle
March u. the third In Portland
March 10 the fourth In Seattle
March y. and then the teams viii
play Thursdays and Sundays in
Portland and Wednesdays and Sat
urdays In Seattle until a winner j.
crowned.
Vancouver and Portland dates
will be March IS in Portland,
March II in Vancouver March 10
In Portland. March 20 in Van
couver and so On until the series
is ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10

IS the bout went into the final
stages. He insists he knows a de-
fensiye method for the blow.
The last fight was one Of the
best seen among big fellows in
Tacoma IL years. II should be the
same story tonight
In the second main event
Daycy Ward. sensational local
welter, trots out against Billy
Madden. n rugged Portland
y%oungster. This win he Wards
first attempt over the six
round route. the kid having
confined his fighting TO the
four-heat distance. Ward, ter
rifle hitter. IL the best look
ing prospect hereabouts since
Steele and Hostak burst into
the headlines.
The other matches are:
Special event-Four rounds. mid
dleweights: fluffy Tyson, Ia
coma VS.. Mike kanski. Fargo,
d.
Second prclim - Four rounds.
welterweights: Hank Curtis. Taco
ma, vs.. Eddie Caudoll. Wenatchee.
Opener - -Four rounds, middle
weights: Gene Toulouse. Tacoma,
VS.. Red Hoskins, Wenatchee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
CITY PIN ASSOCIATION ENDS
ITS MOST SUCCESSFUL SEASON

At a big meeting at the Broad
way bowling alleys Wednesday
night, the many merchandise
prizes won in the recent City as
ISOLATION tournament were dis
tributed and the 1889 tourney was
officially brought to a close as
the most successful staged by the
association since it was organized
four years ago.
A. packed gallery gathered to
witness the honoring of the tour
nament winners and the awarding
of the many fine prizes that were
piled high on the floor.
Bill Herdman, Tacoma's able
bowling leader, conducted the
meeting In his usual capable
way, giving honor graciously
where il was due, and guiding
the proceedings skillfully TO
a grand close.
Jimmy Radonich. n of the
best Tacoma bowlers, and always
willing to contribute his best ef-
fort toward the good of tho game,
provided music for the big crowd
with his accordion.
The Pacific Match company
team, composed of Captain Fred
Wahlers. Bill Leftwich, Scotty
Murdoch. Paul Logan and John
Pa snicl,. was introduced and re-
ceived its Half Way House tro-
phies. Mr.. Hector, donor of the
trophies was present and spoke
briefly to the big gathering. The
trophies were presented to o. v.
Snyder, president of the Pacific
Match company, by Fred Wahlers.
captain of the team which won
the championship with 31O1.
COLLINS PRESENTS PRIZES
Toby Anderson, singles cham
pion. Walter Silseth, all-eyents
Vtlist, and Eddie Vallish and Sill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
Jock Will Pour
Leather To Ribs

II will be 4 head puncher against
body rspper tonight at $50
o'clock in Greenwich coliseum.
That's when Jock MeOmber. Ia
coma's crack light heavyweight.
now ready for major opposition
meets Ernie Collins. the Shoshone
Indian. ovc- the Possession distance.
Jock drives his chief attack to
the body. is a mereilcss liver and
heart puncher. going to the head
only when his body drives have
brought the others hands down.
Collins features a looping
right hand to the side of the
skull. a downward blow with
real force. He calls IL the
"scalping punch. The blow
had fans on their seats when
ne lest a close decision TO Me
Omber here come weeks ago.
Now. Collins says he is better
acclimated and in better condition
and believes he will beat the local
Scot.
McOmber obtained a sweet taste
of that "scalping punch" the last
time. found a method 10 avoid it
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
BATON ROUGE, Ia. - Meet

BATON ROUGE, Ia. - Meet
Manager J. c. Ryan Of the Clinton.
Ia. club OF the Three.f league.
You don't remember him Well,
he's none other than Biondy Ryan,
the k-checkcd Irish boy who
spanked the Giants TO the National
League pennant and the World
championship In 1888.
Ryan's baseball career was
short-lived. He spent Just nine
years In the playing ranks. and
he was continually logged by in
juries and misfortunes but his
name Will live forever In baseball
because OF the memorable tele-
gram he sent Bill Terry In July
1898. when the Giant craft was
coming apart at every seam and
seemed on the verge Of sinking.
They cannot heat us. I'm
route. (signed) !. &. RYAN
That was the wire Blondy sent
Terry as he hurried To Join the
Giants In st. LOUIS. The telegram
rekindled the Giants spirit, They
won that day and then went on 10
grab the flag.
Claiming no credit for what
turned out To be a brilliant Idea.
Ryan. who IL here working out
with the Giants Jersey city farm
club and working with some play
ers he'll have on his Clinton team.
confesses IL was an accident that
his telegram rallied the Giants in
their darkest hour,
Il sen the telegram from Phila-
delphis to let Terry know ! was on
the way" recalled Ryan For
want Of something better to do. !
started talking TO a telegraph hoy
on the platform and while | was
talking TO him II occurred TO mr.
I'D better let Terry know ! was
on the way. The contents OF the
wire were natural enough The
spirit of our club all season had
been that they couldn't lick rs
Whenever we got m run ahead
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seth, doubles champions, received
the honor due them for their fine
pin performances and the many
merchandise awards that were
won in those events.
Prizes were presented by
Bill Johnson and {. {. Collins,
the members of the prize Rs-
{ ibution committee. The
winners of the prizes were:
Toby Anderson, Walter Sill
seth, Eddie Vallish, Hank
Reimer, Fred Swanson. George
McCallum, Ted Tadich. sam
Blackburn. John Dawson ir..
Paul Logan, Tom Miller. Earl
Mahnkey, George Hutchin-
son. Skilly lyons, Pete
Schultz. Jack Zeour, Norman
Gustafson, and the members
of the Pacific Match. Caswell
Optical, Tacoma Towel Sup
ply, Williams and
johnson Paint company teams.
Big Ben" Ovcrdahl, genial
bowler of the Police City league
team, received a special consola-
ton prize. Secretary Vance Nc
Clue carried away a beautiful
flofal gift from the Gibson Flower
shop. Bill Johnson, c. G. Collins
and Jimmy Radonich were remem-
bered for their fine efforts in
making the tournament a success.
All in all. it was n of the
finest gatherings of the bowlers
ever held in Tacoma. There was
lots of fun, and Bill Herdman and
Jimmy Radonich officially closed
the party with their well-known
vocal duet. Il Come from Tacoma,
Ny Name Is Aroma"
The 1889 tournament goes down
in the records as an outstanding
success. in teams entered, in
absence of complaints, and in high
scores
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