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of the persons gainfully enjoyed. At the close of 1887, when a total of 36.ll4,560 account numbers had been assigned throughout the coun- try, women held 9,879.750 or about 27 percent, of all the numbers is- sued. Women received more than 36 percent of the account numbers issued in 1888, and at the end of the year held about 28ia percent of all the numbers that had been assign ed--nearly 12,0co,000 out of a total of approximately 4l.900,00o.
 Young Women
 The preponderance of young ap- plicants is particularly noticeable among women, those from Is to 24 making up AS percent of all the women applying for accounts in 1938, while among men applicants these age groups represented only 4l percent. MT. Wade pointed out that, even so, young men under 25 outnumbered young women of the same age by nearly half a million -1,507,798 against 1,012.927.
 In Alaska. 822 women applicants accounted for 2l.5 percent of the ,Territory's 1888 total. About 25.6 percent of these were in the group from Is to 24. Of the Territory's 2962 male applicants, about 28.3 percent were in this young group.
 
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Summary

Summary
 Stolen bases: Mckay Niemi, Rol- Ter, Ellensberg; sacrifice hits: Man ing 2; two-base hits: Turner, Ko- shak; three base-hit: Gribble; home runs: Erskine, Mckay double plays: Gray Peterson MacSpadden; runs batted in: Erskine 3, Gribble 2, Mo- Kay 2, Turner 1; hits off: Hagerup II, off Erskine l; runs off: Hagerup 8, off Erskine 0; struckout: by Err skine II, by Hagerup l; base on
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Juneau Man Back
 From Law School

John Hellenthal, son of Judge and Mrs. Simon Hellenthal, returned to Juneau on the Aleutian after ending seven years of college.
 Hellenthal, who graduated in law from Notre Dame, has made applica- ton for bar examination here this summer, planning to locate in AL aska.
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balls: off Hagerup l; hit by pitcher: Roller by Hagerup; errors: Mckay, Peterson, Foster, Havlic, Hautala; earned runs: Douglas 5; credit vic- tory. Erskine; charge defeat. flag erup; umpires: Shaw, Iffert; scorer: Prucha; time of game: hour, 15 minutes.
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GAMES FRIDAY

Pacific Coast League Los Angeles ?; Seattle 6. San Diego 8; Hollywood 3. Sacramento 8; Oakland 6. San Francisco 10; Portland '.
 National League Boston 2; Pittsburgh 4. Chicago 4; New York 6. Brooklyn 5; St. Louis T.
 American League Chicago 2, Washington 5. Cleveland 3; New York 4. Detroit 8; Boston 2. St. Louis 10; Philadelphia II. Gastineau Channel League Douglas 8, Elks 0.
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ACRES GOES TWILIGHT

LONGACRES-Due to the popularity of twi-
light racing here last season, when it tried
a one-day week schedule late in the meeting
experiment President Joe Gottstein of
the Washington Jockey club is going to give the
fans two twilighters per week during the en-
suing Longacres season that opens week from
Saturday.
Evening racing will be conducted each
Wednesday and Thursday with the first post
time set for $3.50. Each Friday will be Ladies'
Day with women patrons being admitted
free TO the grandstand.
Twilight racing is spreading throughout the
country among tracks where 1t is possible and
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the Detroit track is now running on full time
schedule, except for Saturday of evening racing
After giving the innovation a trial one
day last week, the management at Detroit
was pleased with the results that it an
nounced immediate adoption of the
schedule for the balance of the meeting.
North Randall, located near Cleveland also
is conducting twilighters with success.
First inaugurated at Thistle Downs last sum-
mer, twilight racing made an instant hit. in
cressng attendance and mutue play. Long
acres then tried the plan here and also found
an encouraging response.
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Teller Defeats Yankees
Error Nearly
Mars Things

NEW YORK Oscar Witt finally
has joined the "knockdown-the-
Yankees club. Witt allowed Bob
Teller to miss two Yankee series
in succession. but the Cleveland
boss finally unveiled Feller at
Yankee Stadium yesterday.
The Indians won, AZ. and Teller
received credit for his 10th tri-
umph, but he wasn't there at the
finish.
Teller had the Yanks beaten,
10 and had given up only two
hits. one of them an infield
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Tacomans Plan Ice
Arena for Olympia
OLYMPIA. Mash.=Trustees

OLYMPIA, Wash.-Trustees OF
the local American Legion post
announced today the signing of
five-year lease by which three
Tacomsns will convert the olym-
pia American Legion hall into an
iee-skating arena.
The Tacomans. Malcolm and
Charles McPhsil and William
Smith johnson. will spend $4,000
remodeling the building and in
stalling the ice rink. An upstairs
meeting hall for the Legion post
will be provided. The lessees take
possession July i and expect to
have the skating rink ready
September Is.
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BengaIs Lose
II Contest

YAKIMA-Behind the steady
pitching Of Bill johnson, the Yaki-
ma Pippins defeated the Tacoma
Tigers last night, 10. This gave
Yakima the lead in the Western
international league series, two
games to one.
johnson curtailed the Tigers to
eight hits. and save for one in
ming, the seventh. he kept the OPP
position under control.
Tacoma made both Its runs
In the seventh. Morry Abbott
doubled. bobby Garretson
walked and Ralph Mountain
singled. Abbott and Garrett
son scored on infield outs.
Carl Brady pitched more than
half the game for Tacoma. Off
him the Pippins got one run in the
third inning. four in the fourth,
and two in the sixth. They were
stopped by Gordon Mann, who re-
lieved Brady in the sixth.
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WOCOS MAKE SURE OF TOP TIE

Under a deluge of the most hits
ever scored in Commercial
league game, Wheeler-Osgood made
sure of its first place tie by de-
feating Tacoma Drug, 33 to 2 be-
hind SO hits.
Weyerhaeusers kept pace with a
fine 10 to 2 victory over Retail
Clerks.
In third position the Postoffice
Employees downed Buffelen Lum-
Der. Z to 2.
Office Outfitters moved into the
first division winning over Sizer
& Co, II to /.
Asbury NJ. y. jumped back
into the second half of the
Church-Fratcrnal race by is
suing Danish Lutheran its first
defeat. , to l. although being
outhit. ) to 3.
Tacoma Naval Reserves were
really surprised by the stubborn
resistance of the non-winnins
Sons of Pericles who nearly upset
the apple cart by holding them tc
8 to | decision.
Cent. al Lutheran remained in
the top division with 8 to vic
tory over Zion Lutheran.
City Class A moves back into ac.
ton as Cammarano Brothers ehal'
lenge the second place Alt Heidel'
bergs at Mckinley.
II the Bottlers win they vii
move into tie for second place
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Local Shooters
To Aid Buckley

Members of the Tacoma Gun
club will aid Buckley Gun club
shooters in dcdicating the new
Buckley traps and clubhouse Sun
day.
The locals Will shoot at their
own grounds from . a. m.
until noon, and then will leave
In = body for Buckley.
The new Buckley plant Is
situated on the old grounds.
Shooters from Seattle and other
cities of this section also will
join the sport.
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PippinS Beat Brady, Star SOuthpaW
Game Dates
Preferred!

Dates for big game, upland
birds and waterfowl for the 1888
season this fall were recommend
ed by the Tacoma Sportsmen's as
ISOLATION at q big meeting last
night There was heated differ
ences. but a majority favored the
recommendations adopted. The
proposed seasons tie up we'll and
do not run into one another. For
instance. the grouse season and
the deer season.
Here are the recommendations :
Deer-Oct. 3 TO %. inclusive.
Four Sundays. One buck, forked
horns.
Bear-Oct. 3 10 Dec. 81, in
elusive. Two.
Elk-Eastern Wash, Oct. 20 to
Nov. 5, inclusive. Olympic pen
insula, Nov. IL to Nov. 26, In
elusive.
Pheasant, Hungarians, quail
Oct. 15. Ii, Fl, ". 20, ~, -, Nov.
1, 4 and 5. -Four Sundays included.
One hen pheasant. two ROSTERS
daily. Huns closed In Western
Washington. Shooting time, half
hour before sunrise TO sunset.
Blue grouse, ruffed grouse,
Franklin grouse Fool Hen)-Sept.
16. IL, rs. "a. Three, mixed bag.
Band-taiI pigeons-Sept. l6 to
81. inclusive. Eight birds limit.
Ducks, geese. brant and Wilson
(Jack) snipe-Oct. 20 to Dec. IL,
total 10 days. Eight ducks. bag
limit. Three geese, three brant,
Is snipe. Half hour before sunrise
TO sunset.
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FORBES WILL
JUDGE SHOW

A. W. Sandy" Forbes, nation
ally known Tacoma dog judge, will
act in that capacity at Victoria,
B. c. at the Victoria City Kennel
club show, Saturday. 1t will be
Forbes fourth time there. This
show is one of the stand-outs of
the Northwest. The Victoria club
is one of the Oldest and wealthiest
in Canada. The show will be held
at the beautiful estate of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowden.
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Woodruff Plans
ToRace LnL. A.
PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH - After several
days of indecision. Johnny Wood
ruff. Pitts great middle distance
runner. left suddenly for Los An
eeles last night to run in the
n. c. A. \. meet there. thereby
passing up chance to participate
in the Princeton invitstionsl meet.
Both track meets are to be held on
SATURDAY.
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Models Bow
Truckmen

Superior Dairy and johnson
Paint company hold the City
league spotlight for Thursday
night at Lincoln bowl. and
fans in quest of additional
action can he satisfied by
attending this one. Manager
Haugland and frankie john
son have but a single thought
TO win. The argument
will start at 1880.
Although striving desperately to
stave off defeat. Model Lumber
bowed to GMC Trucks
Wednesday night at Lincoln bowl
by a Z to score. After stalking
the Truckmen to a five-run rally
in the third to give the GMC lads
a three-run edge, the Lumber boys
managed to tie the knot in the
sixth only to see their hopes once
more tossed TO the four winds.
Whitley Maczen worked for
the winners and although far
from top form, managed to
keep the enemy away from
the plate at crucial times, IL
of the Lumber boys being left
on the paths. Nelson started
for the losers but gave way to
FletcheS In the fatal third.
Two unearned runs. one in the
sixth and one in the seventh,
spelled defeat for Fletcher,
who pitched fine ball.
The win put the Truck lads in
undisputed possession of second
place, a strategic spot for their
twin bill with the league-leading
Bottlers on Friday night.
Bud Bittner collected three hits
to pace the winners, and Charley
Gosk turned in a like amount in
the hit column to top the losers
Billy Garrett opened the big thiro
with home run. In that cantc
the Truck lads garnered six hits
for five runs. Two fast double
plays, one by each club, formed the
fielding features.
The box score:
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but instead he caught the popup
and Keller stayed at first. Rolfe
singled, and Keller raced to third
Heinrich flied to Campbell in
short right, who threw Keller out
at the plate, but Hemsley dropped
the ball and the umpire reversed
his decision. If Hcmsley hadn't
dropped Campbell's throw the
Yanks would have been retired
without a run. Then DiMaggio
singled, scoring Rolfe.
Witt didn't give up. He
sent Hale up to hit for Webb
and he singled. WeatherIy
batted for Feller but popped
up. Hemsley walked. Then
Campbell singled, sending Hale
in with the tying run. Ben
Chapman dropped a double
into the left field corner,
scoring Hemsley and Camp
bell. Al Milnar came in to
set the Yanks down in the
ninth.
The Red Sox lost a twin bill to
the Tigers, and the Yanks addeo
half game to the lead which
now is 9i2 games. Leading, S-4
when rain halted the first game
for an hour, the Red Sox cam,
back and blew the decision, 9-s
Dizzy Trout, relieved in tn,
eighth, pitched the Tigers to &
6-2 victory in the nightcap.
SOX SHUT OUT
Emil Leonard of Washington
knuckle-balled a 80 shutout owe
the White Sox. The Senators
have won two out of nine game!
from the White Sox and Leon
ard has won them both. He CAV,
up only four hits.
Four home runs gave the ST
Louis Browns 60 victory behin'
the three-hit pitching of Vernon
Kennedy in night game with tn
Athletics at Philadelphia. Georg
McQuinn hit the first one in tn
first inning. Myril Hoag followe
with pair in the third and fourth
then Harland Cliff clouted tn
big one with two mates aboar,
in the ninth.
Cincinnati maintained its
perfect record of not losing a
game at home to an eastern
club this season, throttling
the Phillies. 1911. Paul Der
ringer was knocked out hut
the Reds came from behind
with four-run rally in the
fourth. Craft tripled with the
bases loaded.
Zeke Bonura's two homers en-
abled a patched-up Giant team
to beat the Cubs, 2-l, for thei
sixth straight and TO move int
fourth place. Bill Lee lost hi
fifth straight game for his eight
defeat this season.
The st. Louis Cardinals ham
mered out is hits off tire
Brooklyn pitchers to beat tn
Dodgers. go. Terry Moore an
Joe Medwick led the attack wit
three hits each. Bob Weilan
held the Dodgers to seven hits.
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JUNIORS MEET TONIGHT

The Junior A Baseball league
managers will meet tonight al S
o'clock in the park department of
flee, PIP city hall annex.
This meeting is called for the
final filing of players cards and
drawing OF league schedules
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scratch, & o in &
into the ! a S t
h a If of I h e
e / & h I h. II e
walked Charlie
Keller, a pinch
hitter. to start
the inning. Gro
setti popped up
to Teller trying
to s &C ri f ice.
Teller, by drop
ping the ball,
could have made
a double play
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Totals 49,. .....5l IL III ~
sRhyne batted for Mann in 9th.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Tacoma ....... .OOo uou 9uo-z
Yakima -. ...... .00i 402 00x-7
SUMMARY
SUMMARY
Tvo-base hits. Fernandez. Garrett
son. Abbott: runs batted In. Mattos.
Clifford. Penso. Stamper, Lorenz 2,
B. johnson: earned runs, Tacoma 2,
Yakima 8: bases ON balls. off B.
johnson 5. Brady Q Mann l; struck
out. B. johnson 8. Brady 2. Mann l.;
hits off Brady Q In 5is. Mann ? in
IA: losing pitcher. Brady: Wild
pitch. Mann: sacrifice hit, Mcdonald:
stolen bases. Lorenx. Penso. Fernan-
d.x: left on bases. Tacoma Q. Yakima
Q: double plays. Fernandez to Stamper
to Jacobs 2, Mattos to Colbern to
Garretson. umpires. Moran and Nor
ran, time So
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DEMAND BRENNAN'S JOB!

OLYMPIA, Wash--A resolution demanding discharge of b. NJ
Brennan fisheries frndl
outlawed Ihurston
County Pogge club last night The resolution will presented
the Yakima
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Chiefs Beat
Indians, 8-3

SPOKANE. Wash.-The Wen
atchee Chiefs strengthened their
lead in Western international base
ball league standings Wednesday
night when they smaeked out 10
timely bingles to emerge victorious
over the Spokane Indians. SO.
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REDSPURCHASE
ARTHUR JACOBS

CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati
Reds, handicapped by poor relief
pitching earlier this season, today
announced the purchase of Arthur
Jacobs from the Buffalo Bisons.
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EQUINE FAN MAIL

year-old thoroughbred now retired
from racing. received more than
$4,000 letters from fans.
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The Industrial Baseball league,
formerly the American Junior
league. will play three games a
week beginning next week. The
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chinooks Edge
Out capiIanos

VANCOUVER 49, The tai Lend
Bellingham Chinooks edged the
Vancouver Capilanos, 2l, here
last night.
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Sacrifice hits. Kralovich. Kershaw.
Gray: two-base hits, MeGinnis ?.
Quinn; home run, Kralovich: double
plays. volpi to Cailteaux, Rigney TO
Gray: left on bases, Vancouver Ia,
Bellinghsm I: struck out by kralo-
vieh 5, by Kershaw s. bases on balls
off Kralovich 6. off Kershaw /; hit
by pitched ball FarQuharson by Ker-
shaw: time of game, l.55; umpires,
Clark and Nelson.
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SUMMARY

INOUtI BU1l1DtT 90. -. UUZ UZl UUU-D
GMC Trucks ........ COS Dol 1917
SUMMARY
Stolen bases Ward, Thiel, Garrett;
sacrifice hits. Rasmussen. Portman 2.
Stocklin. Maczen: two base hits, For
sythe. Bittner. Gosk, Ward. Garnctt;
home run. Garrett: double PLAYS.
Contes 70 Portman to Gosk. Forsythe
TO Malachnik to Bittner; left on
bases, Model Lumber Co II, GMC
Trucks IL: 5 hits, runs off Nelson
IN plus innings; 9 hits. 3 runs off
rietcher IN Z innings; losing pitcher.
Fletcher; struck out. BY Maczen =
Fletcher 4: bases on balls, off Maczen
3. Nelson 2. Fletcher 2: time of game.
2:l5; umpire. Forsythe.
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Houston SIS. Beaumont 81.
Tulsa 3 Fort Worth z
San Antonio s. Shreveport !.
Dallas I, Oklahoma CITY 8.
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Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

Inc league leading Pocatello
Cardinals Wednesday dropped the
Lewiston Indians back into third
place yesterday with their second
straight loss, lie. Twin Falls
evened its series with Salt Lake
winning 1926. to gain possession
of the second spot.
After trailing until the fifth
inning. the Cardinals scored in all
but one inning the rest of the wav.
Inc leaders maintained a three
game lead over Twin Falls.
Salt Lake dropped the Sec
ond game Of the series As Twin
Falls nicksd kessler for eight
runs In the first three canto~
Wry went the route for the
Cowboys.
Bosses Pilots made it two in
row over the skidding Ogden Red.
TO climb into virtual tie with tn.
Salt Lake Bees for fourth place
and drive the Reds further into III.
cellar. Only one percentage point
separated the Bees and Pilots after
the latter downed Ogden 1873. The
loss left Ogden five games behind
the pilots.
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and keep in the title race while a
loss will throw them out of the
running.
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Industrial League Plans Heavy Season

league will be active on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Results of the most recent
games: Cammaranos defeated
Alder Street. SO; Pacific Match
beat the 18th st. Bells, 1912. and
Washington Hardware trounced
Jordan's, 81.
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AMkElcAx ASSOCIATION

kHIlHHk CIV %. IOfc0O q
Columbus 4. Milwaukee 3.
Indianapolis at ST. Louis. rained
cut.
Louisville At Minneapolis. rsined
cut.
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Totals 49,. .....35 8 10 81 ~ 2
'Batted for Serventi in 9th.
tBatted for Hornig in 9th.
SCORE BY INNINGS
opokhus ...s ...+...tUiU llU wv
SUMMARY
Runs batted in. Manning. Devivei-
ros, SHELLEY 2. Christopher 2. DeJsn.
Milani. Benefit 2: two-base hits
Milsni. Bonetti: three-base hit Alden;
home runs. DeJan. Milani. sacrifice.
Cole; double play. Cole to Oshea to
Wright, left on bases, Spokane 8,
Wcnatchee Z; base on balls off Ian
ming 3. Bevens 2. Serventi 8; struck
out by Lanning 3, Bevens 4. Serventi
g. hits off Lanning in SO innings
6. Serventi in innings 10. winning
pitcher Lanning: losing pitcher Ser
VENT: passed balls. Obanion /. Ga
witter 2; umpires. Stewart and RAN
dolph: time 2:i5.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey City 5. Buffalo 3.
Newark 3. Montreal 9.
Syracuse 8. Rochester 5.
Toronto IL. Baltimore z.
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II OOk at my hands, Met
- just look. See those
callOuses? well. they're
there from hard work with
the AK -. there's no bull
con there's no bunk
it's on the level :.
And Al HOstak held his me-
dunn sized hands, palm up
ward for my benefit =.
The callouses were there .
thick and large az a dime Z. 4. .
Saving and chopping timbers .
large timbers into wood on
his ranch at Arlington :.
Those hands will be oksy for
Solly Krieger the night of the
Path" he continued. The thou
sands who come to Seattle civic
stadium that night will not see me
in there with Krieger with broken,
weak hands like l had when he
took my title =.
Not only have I toughened
them on the saw and ak, but l
have continually for week ks.
squeezed them upon a rubber ball
:. small balls l hold in my hands
and knead as I go along. Now
the hands feel like knots
tough oak knots. I could punch a
boiler plate and not whack
EN-"
The young Slav was as deadly
serious as anybody you ever saw.
He didn't want to leave the i'm
preston that he didn't mean what
he said
81 know. too, that I'm going to
win that title back. I've seen pic
lures of my krieger fight :.
several times I've seen them. And
right here in this town. One of
your local fight fans took them.
know the mistakes I made. l
won't make them this time. He
can't beat me he can't -. he
can't" and Al pounded George
Calvert's very shiny Tacoma hotel
lunch counter -.
AL explained he weighed only
1853 pounds . would come in at
159
You see, Met" said Manager
Eddie Marine, ''Al he doesn't have
to work too hard now. He's in
great shape. The four pounds is
enough to work on. Look
let him work a few days then I
rest him one and he gets back the
lost poundage. Then he hasn't
some more weight to work on.
See >"
I'll tag him. Met Al broke in
somewhere along the 10
yards of fighting I'll get him
in one of those rounds . might
be the first fifth tenth
or fifteenth, but I'll get him q.
I'll get him .
Respect his punch: Sure. Any
body's punch. Yes. he's good
puncher a solid hitter, but not
a hard puncher. l mean a knock
out hitter. l took all he had and
know. The fights only 10 days
away :. and by that time I'll be
ready" =.
The deadly serious, red-cheeked
kid scowled and punched his left
hand into his right. He made
that gesture a final and positive
emphasis. And you couldn't doubt
him =.
MORRY ABBOTT IS. Har-
W reg Storey. "Slommin'
Sam" rs. Mmderin' Morrp" .
The Tacoma Tiqers-San
Francisco Seals exhibition
game scheduled for Athletic
park nert Monday night is
rapidly becoming regarded as
a StuggtHg duel 6etNeen the
tWo pOWerhOuse hitters :.
In one corner will be Abbott,
who has hammered out Is
hOmers already this season,
which is not yet 50 very old.
In the other corner will be
Harvey Storey, Tacoma 81.
who Is now one of the ranking
sluggers of the Pacific Coast
league. Storey gave the
Northwest sample of his
power Tuesday night in Port
land when he hammered out
two homers, a double and
single :.
Storey's hitting is the principal
reason why the Seals are hanging
Continued on Page Is. Column s.
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M
On the
L.am....
with
ELLIOTT
METCALF

THE more I see Of the multi
/ plicity of progressive and
human things done by Norton
Clapp. the findncier. the more
the timer and noble qualities
of the man stand ont II
the totcH had Just four or fice
more like him. What a
city red hare . 1chdt good
Would be done! -.
II OOk at my hands, Met
just look. See those
callouses? well. they're
there from hard work with
the ak there's no bull
con there's no bunk i.
it's on the level
And Al HOstak held his me-
dunn sized hands. palm up
ward for my benefit -.