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Milford chronicle., 1939-05-19
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gro spiritual. arranged by William
Henry Smith.
4EGloria in Excelsis, Twelfth
Mass" w. A. Mozart.
Remarks by Robert E. Shilling
superintendent of Milford Schools.
Milford JunlOr-SenlOr High School
Band
1-Soldiers Farewell, How Can !
Leave Thee, Folk Songs.
2-Santa Lucia, Spanish Folk
Song.
Sold Folks at Home, Foster.
4-Semper Fidelis, Sousa.
The Milford High School 0rches-
ira. directed by William E. Miller, is
composed of the following:
Violins-Gladys Sharp, Elizabeth
Strahle. Charlotte Grove, Clarence
Derrickson. Florence Bennett, Doris
Watson. Wanda Wilkie, Florence
Pearce. Barbara Mills. Ann Pierce,
Janet Stayton, Doris Sockrlder, Cor
della Jones. Elaine Townsend, How
ard Kitchens, Jimmy Clements.
Adele Warren. John Geyer. Bill
Wells, Norwood Speary. Mildred
Derrickson. Susan Argo. Beulah Ar
mOur, Frances Pettyjohn, Betty
Walls. Rachel Davis.
SaxophOne-Earl Williams.
Trumpets-Harry Mulholland, Ma
jor Sockrider.
Trombone-TOm Bennett.
Bass Viol-Hayes Dickerson.
Cello-Virginia Geyer.
Accordions-Irene Daniels. Ralph
Hunt.
Pianists-Marie Lord. Margaret
Holzmueller. Bill Mitten.
Drums-Preston Dyer.
Clarinets-Dolphus wilkins. Bill
Adkins. Shirley Mills. Margaret Will
liams, Jean Mills.
The Junior High School Girls
Glee Club is made up Of the follow
ing: Grace Bennett. Dorothy Argo,
Ruth Davis. Virginia Deputy, Janet
Stayton, Florence Bennett. Betty
Hitch, Claire Hallowell, Lurana Nor
gan, sara mCCuiAOu6hg GNNiJh
Downes. Zendella Belts, Margaret
Belts. Margaret Williams, Elaine
Townsend, Dorothy Bennett. Their
esa Strahle. Janis Savige, Frances
Mills, Marian Barrett, Mildred Muir
ply. Bernice Jump. Doris Sockrider.
Cordelia Jones. Grace Hamilton
Lucy Rumpstich. Margaret Wilker-
son. Margaret Webb, Doris Kinder.
Grace -Alsen, Peggy Burke, Doris
Pinder, Gertrude Clark, Mary E.
Cole, Netty Whaley. Clara Jean
Lank. Elinor Swain, Louise Jester.
Betty Smith. Betty Jackson, Betty
Favinger. Betty Walls. Doris Green.
Doris Watson, Betty Palmer. Jean
Mills. Noradele Collins, Agnes Webb.
WiIheImina Truitt, Catherine Witt.
Marguerite Kenton. Doris Dolphin.
Rose Dowdy. Margaret Hallowell.
Wanda Wilkie. Joyce Wilkie. Fran
ces McNatt, Lavina Hurd, Emma
Lynch, Betty Merritt. Stella Jane
Kenton, Ruth A. LoHand. Mildred
Deputy, Ruth Williams, Stella Yo-
kors, Grace Davidson. Gertrude !
Goodyear. Mildred Milbourne. Flor
ence Pearce, Pearl Haegle, Ann
Pierce. Margaret CLANCY, Ruth Ev-
ans. Susan Argo. Jean Davis, Vir-
ginia Geyer, Shirley Mills, Catherine
Rogers. Charlotte Mccullough. Dor
othy Hall, Iris Maloney. June Will
Iiams. Lena Bethard, Katherine
Haughey. Jeanne Cooper. Vivian
Sacker. Ada F. Thomas. Mary Daw-
son, Marian Cleaver, Alice Smoot.
Betty Graham. Betty Ryan. Eliza
beth Tatman, Mildred Derrickson,
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-19

Don't forget the Cooperative Ba-
zaar at the NJ. P. Church on Friday
evening, May 10.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-19
HOME EDUCATION
"Ths Child'5 FiTJf School IL She
Famiiy-FRoEBEL

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ticles are appearing weekly in our
columns
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-20
kiwanis Whips
AZ

Kiwanis whipped the Christians q
TO z yesterday afternoon in one of
the best softball contests played dur
ing the second half race.
1t was nip and tuck fight from
the beginning, with the Christians
drawing first scoring blood. Kiwanis
went ahead about midway the con-
test, with two tallies, then added two
more on Rideouts double.
Christians scored another tally in
the sixth when Boyd, who had
trlpled, came home on a sacrifice flv.
Cecil Mackey and Rev. j. E. Neese
hooked up in a pitching duel, with
neither being quite free with passes
to the initial sack.
Both teams accorded fine support.
with Kiwanis hits coming at timely
stages.
Hamm did the catching for Chris
tlans, with Dan Daniels doing the
work for the Kiwanis. Daniels threw
out three out of four men who at
tempted steals of second. This feat
aided in cutting off would be Chris
tlan scorers.
Rose meets Gro-Swift this after
noon, and Purol and Kiwanis cross
bats.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston 3, Chicago 2.
Pittsburgh 10, New York 3.
Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 2.
St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 2.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-20
RED TOPS DIVIDE
IN TWO CONTESTS

Red Tops split a doubleheader
Wednesday afternoon at the Armory
lot, whipping Spring Valley 8 to s.,
then losing to Dabney Road 7-6.
Moore pitched and Pridgen caught
for the Red Tops in the first con-
test, and Pridgen pitched and Stokes
caught during the second test.
Hester and Tyler did the pitching
for Spring Valley, with Nelson cat
cher. Preston pitched and RaWls
caught for Dabney Road
The Red Tops and Spring Valley
will meet again Saturday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at the old North Hen
derSon school lot
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-20
SHUTOUT FOR EPSON.

Warrenton, July 2O.-Three EPSON
pitchers-Jett, Bell, and Brummitt
combined their efforts yesterday aft
ernoon to hold Warrenton to three
singles and give EPSON an 80
triumph in a league meeting.
While their pitchers were doing
such a fine job, the EPSON players
collected IA safeties. Tony Gallovich,
with three for four, and Bing Miller,
with two for four, led at bat One
Of Miller's hits was a homer, with
one on.
Score. r. H. E.
EPSON ...... O13 OO2 110-8 IA O.
Warrenton :. 900 OOG 0OO-3 3 5
Jett, Ball, Brummitt and T. Brum-
mitt; Riggan, Burrows and Norwood.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-20
Rockies, s,Epson
Win In League
TpI-COUNTY LEAGUE.

o,jsburg, July 2O-Pilots league
,.1ders continued their fine seasons
r@eord by handing second-place
I,,isbure an 8-3 trimming here
lgsdnesday afternoon in Tri-Coun-
IL encounter.
the winners showered Renfrow
Doak and Rem with an 11-hit at
t..rE that produced q bountiful crop
+ rms in the last five innings. Louis
bIro leading until the fifth frame,
made 10 hits off Hinton, who struck
out eight batters.
Red Benton, M. L. Haywood, and
hinton. were Pilots batting leaders,
with two hits apiece. Hinton's safe
t;ce we're doubles Willard Timber
lake hit a double and two singles to
lead Louisburg.
Score. II. II. +.
PILOT .. 600 OIL 321-8 II 2
! ouisburg ... 0Ol 900 OILS 10 1
Hinton and Benton; R. Doak antf
c. Doak
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-20
BLUE SOX DEADLOCK
WITH RALEIGH TEAM

The Henderson Blue Sox and Ra-
leigh played to a 28-all deadlock in
a softball contest between Negro
teams yesterday afternoon at In
stitute Field.
The game was called on account of
darkness.
Johnson and Johnson formed the
Raleigh battery with Terrell and
Higges working for Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-20
|T0dq@G91ne;s
CITY LEAGUE.

CITY LEAGUE.
Rose VS. GrO-SWift.
Purol VS. KiWanis.
Tomorrow
Rose VS. Bankers (HS).
Christians VS. Gro-SWift (HT)
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Durham at Portsmouth.
ASheVille at WinStOn-Salem.
Rocky Mount at Norfolk.
Richmond at Charlotte.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Only games scheduled.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-20
PAYMENTS

Only ten states in the nation re-
ceved more in 1898 in government
payments that North Carolina, re-
ports the State Department of Agri-
culture
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-20
cREysTONE- TRIMS RIDGE.

Pine Ridge, July 2O.-Greystone
made only one more safe hit than
Pine Ridge yesterday, but the visitors
went home with a II victory tucked
neatly away. A two-run burst in the
third inning was enough to Win
Pitcher Claude Byrd, while hold
inc the local to seven hits, collected
! double and two singles to lead
Grevstone at bat Hal Bissitt homereo
in the fourth inning, with two on.
ARROW led Pine Ridge, with two for
four.
Score: r. H. E.
Grevstone -. OO2 $50 OOO-7 /
Pine Ridge -. 900 600 OlO-1 7 1
Byrd and Poole; Pippen and
Moody.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-20
.ReBNlfs)
CITY LEAGUE
KiWanis 4, Christians 2.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Durham 5, Norfolk 4.
Charlotte 2, Portsmouth l.
Rocky Mount 9, Asheville 8.
Richmond 9-8, Winston-Salem 80.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago 4-8, Boston 10.
Detroit II, Washington 0.
Only games played.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
BY JIM Shelly
United Press

Take It from Manager Frank
Lefty O'Doul -- the San Fran
cisco Seals are going into this
years Pacific Coast league base
ball race with with plenty OF the
shootin,' hell for : leather Polk
Gulch Fiesta spirit.
The league is getting too soft,
and players too nampy-psmby,'
O'Doul said as he rode herd on
veterans In their Hsnford training
camp. We're going to cut out
the old pal. fraternizing spirit with
rival players and let nj spikes
fly high. oh. well play good.
clean ball but it's apt to be a bit
rough. San Diego. Oakland and
some of the other clubs will have
TO step TO tame the Seals"
First Bascman Harley Boss
one Of the bitter umpire bait
ers-echoed O'Doul's words by
adding that he's ready "for .
rough year" Old Pard Ballou.
star relief pitcher. allowed he
had learned some fighting
from his game cocks on his
ranch.
A look at the records convinces
that the Seals are tabled for the
first division. They've only slipped
out Of the first division twice In
81 years. President Charley Ora
ham is pretty proud OF that record.
The Seals have three big league
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

years ago, IN Tho thrss~rouna 80.
eiai event, filling ~ the empty
berths
The lima remaining vacancy NJ
the card ~ss then disposed of by
pairing George Harden. . soft.
spoken gentleman from fsorsviiis.
Ga. with Moose Palmer, 40
pound newcomer from Omaha, In
the thres.rotsnd opener.
Both ~ thr prrliminsries viii ~
ons.faii matches.
Harnan ainan. Hindu wtsn sps,tis
cd billy usnsen's long winning
streak tsst year. tsnstAa with
Andrs Adoree. fiery rrsnehman.
In the right. round main event. best
two falls out of hires.
The nvs-rognd semi.flnaI. . oos.
fali match. brings together fsse
O Ahackef. huge ffizhman ~bS en-.
loyrd considerable popularity hers
a eoupls of years ago. and fgnseis
Marines. MsHicsn WIN viii -
making his Tacoma debut.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Highland Is Host
For Sweepstakes

Ths Tacoma Golf S~sss~tsftoa
sill bold IL Marsh swespefakao
sunday AZ The Highland eo5rs<.
Composition ~iii be In ths form
~ a points tournament.
4 pssss1hhs~t seuswssseno,
hetd ~ sssjuasttsN wtlh IN
sweepstakes. Will ~ ptsysa 10
the astesu0ss. Mendsw rssh
loads 10 thss es@psslftss Win
III pstnts.s Attensssse n
sest With ~ enshinas hss
1tI, tlsess~t tit,s 1otshtnn1
~, sne lssssshdsie "a.
Ffrerest ana fpsrhiAnd viii seo
off al ! p m. In the punch bovst.
followed BY Ailsnmoss and Psrh~
land ~ ts70. and Highland and
Bfookdais IL 20
Highland jsss Nefntyrs. ksnasss
Reeve Ar An~i, nail Jshnstsf. tesf-
Tin fsstssssss Marshall tpsks. Ssle
nsf.sf Christ csssnAssn, isss Low
sf, alternate
.'s..'sJ ss'si o.. Ions .1...s
ulson Joe kslss' q ussss.s1 20
Hs-dh xlassr eisfx. Al c&stss sa1
FRED Gordon kls<vn4Ess
F%fNts nd s0~ gfseo Harry Asfsgf~
mie& isoga Thompson. Randall xa-
asssnais. Esd bssas Sian fries. Llosd
Berry baa L~hmsans cssriie n4r-
ofaxg aud Walt Mstas1~a. s~it~snAkes.
AtlsnatDfs n@D Alien sfsfsn ffsen.
vsHee "a sesst Guy ciiffa4d ksnla
Meredith. n n yensks tsssx ilfy.
FRED A4ndgg. n. Watson. ~sl.sfnsss.
~hfpokasie Leo tkstF~s, de0suo
Williams. Clarence fsgief. f14Yfy
Johnson y Gnspin. 1<srx~ Asfshsii
and Frank jordan.
rtfefest5 DoD Van - Nssn. last
Walters Joe nssimss. Jim Anderson.
TED kissfs Emil WICK. Ray aeseFs
Anes John HUNT. nArni< h<hwsiea
ana john ofiensiss. ssternAsss.
Farmland Msnss club viii hold 8
msstins Monday It = O'clock
u this clubhouse.
FARMLAND has htiisd : htddeo
hole event for prixss tor Sunday.
bseokdnie-sundAy tousnAmsnt,
club. flag stop tournament.
3nnday-Teamsfsrs' union. match
'lay against par
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ssiH
COUGARS BEAT
BEAR BOXERS

PULLMAN. Waah--Hsshlngton
State college defeated tho uniysr'
sity 81 California, sla btylts 10 two.
IN q dual bozlsg match last night,
On It's only othsr northern trip,
California lDzt "a W A. G. by this
same saJfe fivs years ago.
Ths RESULTS
ri poasd--fsrfeit~d by tsli.
fsfsiss
is5 pssaa.-rsrfsitsa By dsil'
fernis.
10 poasds-raoi Chow. Can.
%Ssrnia. Technically ksssksd snf
Walt Nlsk. W n q. ~.
it5 posads--~td IJitir. W. \. g..
d eisiensd Jpsi DresbsS. dsi1f.
Is psuaas-i~. fsffman. W,
\ e.. knocked sYt John >slis~s.
California 90.
is5 p-pnaas--Jss. swan, tsii-
forpia. technically knocked sut
Brn Drake. " \. &. igt.
i5s poosds-tsnie fsescto, W.
\. g. deeistonsd Wifsos Lord,
California.
is3 pooads--tapt Va Mekinnon.
W. n. g.. dscisiosed Capt. Homer
Meade, California.
ais poonds-DaILas Ginger. W.
y. e.. deeisioned Jim Mcdowell.
California.
Heavy. sight-louis AIt~s. w.
y. e., Technically knocked out for-
rest Dubois. California 90.
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10 distributed above the waist.
Any g~ood-size . middlewcight
wen might envy his thick
chest and stout shoulders,
There are two advantages 10
such a physique. Adams has
no trouble keeping down his
poundage and he has tremrn-
dous strength 10 handle his
horse.
lie is a newcomer. but not
n stranger. He won the ma
tlonal title In 1897 and missed
repeating last year by Just a
whisker. There have been Is
major stakes run at Santa
Anita and he has won five.
including the 500, 900 handi-
cap aboard Kayak II. and
more recently the si0.0 600 Cali
fornia bred title aboard Brown
Jade. To Johnny II was sim
ply a matter OF rating.
With q fair amount Of prar-
ticr, most anyone u sit On .
horse. With a little more prac-
tice even YOU q get one IA
run and even ] can get one To
stop running. but rating IL
more than this; II II some
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Bengal Swim
SquadScores

The stadium Tiger svimste rs
chaikrt ap their eighth consecutive
league wlu by defeating Everett
aearulis. sf.ia NJ Everett yes
terdsy afternoon.
nevt Tim. was made by waliy
Hoakwalter, who came within nnc-
tcath Of n second ~ IN. conference
record IN winning the loo. yard
FIRE. style frnm Lee NJ Everett
nookwsiters time Wa. ss.i sec
ands.
Stadium took sx first places 10
Fverett's two m. Tigers oeppesi
both relay events
sosssrd irse style L.. m. M.lls,,
tsl Diedries tsl Time les
luD~ysrd breast affuhs afennm 81
AtuaFd fHl, parnrt4 tEl Time fifa
71o.yaTn free style nssak waiter faf.
purnstt saa, Richardson tEa, Time
sac
ioo-Yard hack stroke Larson IN.
voyk ~. Dauthfy 49, TIsnr ! ~
lop-yafd FREQ style HsHss waltst
III Ice ~. iioppen (sl Time 81 b
Diving Graft ~. lnT points ntsin.
al. tsl 1919 points nfasu M,
an'ysrd medley relay stadium
fnlo0mfield. Graham. Hopp~ni Time
100 yard relay stadium trurmus,s,
Hsscos, Maliott. piedfiehl. Time lf77s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

thing . jockey must feeL II 10
the know i~dge ~ WHEN "a siep
out and when In lay hseh.
when 20 hug the rail and walt
and when Ia 10 around and
past
This il the quality Sloan and
Sande had, and u 10 The n
the turfmcn r saying now
that Johnny Adams has. II IL
one he displayed IN the Santa
Anita and with brown iade,
Johnny has worked W hard,
riding here, there and every
where, that he has had time
for little except racing Like
last Sunday. for example.
Johnny had . day off because
Sunday In the one day horses
don't run In californis. 80 he
bundled hls wife and young
son into the family car and
went for a ride A long one.
They rode all the way down To
Mexico and there they spent
their holiday. watching tho
races al Augua Caliente. where
the horses run v on Sunday.
Copyright 1889. by United rressl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Tankers
Defeat Cats

After losing six straight meets
the Lincoln swimmers made II
two wins in a row by submerging
the Aberdeen tank squad, 3s-2s,
yesterday afternoon In a Western
Washington conference meet in the
Abe boys pool.
Bud Solum, Lincoln sprint star,
was the hero, winning first in the
50-yard dash and coming from be-
hind in the 150-yard medley to
win. Bud tied his last weeks
pool record of ass in the 50-yard
dash.
Lincoln's %20O-yard relay quartet
kept its string of wins unblem-
ished by splashing the distance in
l:4S.5. Solum also is indicated
in the 50-yard dash this season.
5O-yard dash: Solum III. first;
{. Rohrs III, second. and Ham
mond (A), third: time, :25.S.
l00-yard breast stroke: Ford
IL. first; Bayha q. second; and
Brotherton ID, third: time,
f:2O.1.
220-yard free style: Jones ca.
first; Stark tA), second; and Ellis
Oh. third; time, 2:47.3.
Backstroke: Russell tA). first;
Wake (A), second: and Schramm
0L). third: time, HIS.
100-yard dash: Barber ID,
first; TRACER "a, second; and
Tuckey ID. third: time, :6O.4.
Fancy diving: Mandich CA,
first. 200.3; Cole ID. second.
1898: and krutilla IL, third.
1876.
l50-yard medley: Won by Lin
coin berg. Ford and Solum) /;
Aberdeen. second; time, 1854.
200-yard relay: Won by Lincoln
fB. Rohrs, {. Rhors. Barber and
Tuckey); Aberdeen, second; time,
1:48.5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Calodine Wins
Au-Age Event

ELLENSBURG- Calodine. han
died by Frank Graham, Tacoma.
walked off with the Yakima Field
Trials club championship in the
all-age event yesterday. Calodine
is a pointer, sire Of Golden Gallo
dine, puppy stake winner Thurs
day. Golden. by the way. was
handled by Mrs. Graham, owner,
who was the first woman ever TO
handle a winning dog in trials
here.
jess Ursi. pointer, owned
and handled BY DIR. William
F~alkenreck. Spokane, was
runner-up Ia CaIodine In the
all-age. Clark's Carolina Dan.
pointer, owned by DIR. y. L.
Clark. Seattle. and handled
by Harry Reed, Oily mpia, MAS
third In "A field Of ~.
The derby stake vent 10 Yskl-
ma. Duke Is a pointer. The race
handled by Everett Young Yaki-
ma. Duke IL a pointed. The race
was run Thursday
The Coast championships are
scheduled n BE- u today and
tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
LOS ANGEI.Es-As some

IOS AN6klstsS-As some
one remarked only recently,
the horses run all year around
in California. II follows then
that the citizens talk about
horses all year around. too. n
habit which places the honest
but poor sport writer's square
~ on the mark we shall dis
miss as N For these men
must write all the time about
the horses who run all the
time so the citizens will know
what they are talking about
part OF the time.
Right now the writers are
writing and the takers are
talking about Jumbo Johnny
Adams. He II the hard handed,
cool-headrd ex-farm hoy who
hitch-hiked out Of the Kansas
wheat fields only six years ago
hut already il being regarded
~ a possible successor Ia Tod
Sloan and Earl Sande.
Johnny Is unique. He Is
small. even for a jockey. He
is less than five feet high and
three-quarters OF his weight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Softball Meet
Set For Wednesday

4 meeting Of organizations in
terested in softball Will be held
next "Wednesday al s O'Clock in
the Metropolitan Park board Of
flee. 212 city hall annex.
With the closing filing date
set for April 10 and the opener
set for April 81. there L. not
much time for Managers to
recruit their teams and get
them into shape for the open
ing games.
Wednesdays business Will be
chiefly over the method Of league
organizations. player eligibility.
entry fees and the Pierce county
inter-league softball tournament.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
O'DOul Wants EN- TOu6h

prospects In Dominic DiMaggio,
Brooks Holder and Ernie Raj
mondi. And they may have col
Jared a pitching phenomenon in
Jack Bowen. Washington frosh.
Their club viii be well sprinklcd
with veterans and youngsters.
Larry Woodsll and Joe Sprinz
will do the catching, They are the
leagues most experienced and
most capable pair Of backstops.
Woodall hit .2st and Spfinz 200
last year. Young Neil Clifford
also will be carried.
II either s%outhpaw Floyd
lsekite or Larry PoweII-or
both-come through tho Seals
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Lions and Hawks
Open Play Tonight

SEATTLE-Seattle and Vancou-
yer, which finished second and
third in the Pacific Coast Ice
Hockey league. start a three-game
semi-final play-off here tonight
for the right TO meet Portland for
the loop championship,
Vancouver handed Seattle a IA
defeat in Vancouver last night as
a starter. but the game had no
bearing on the title and Seattle
was given the edge to win in the
crucial play-offs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
SPRING TRAINING M

ST. PETE Is URG q, Fla
Mickey owen. st. Louis Cards
catcher who had been classed as a
holdout, signed to his contract yes
terd8y.
SAN BERNARDINO. CAL
Manager Pie TrayDor OF the
Pittsburgh Pirates said today
that Recruit Fem Bell doubt
lessly" would replace Veteran
Paul Waner in the Buc right
field.
AVALON, Cal Tho hitting Of
Rockies Steve Mesner and Jim
Gleason frightened the Chicago
Cubs spring training camp today.
PASADENA, CaI.-M q a & Q :
Jimmy Dykes nominated VIC
Frasier and Johnny Rigney today
to pitch for his white sox al Los
Angeles next Friday in the open
ing game Of the spring series with
the Chicago Cubs.
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arc set on the mound. Isrkite
has q real fast hall and with
control might upset hitt~rs nj
night. Hoidovrr veterans are
Sam Gibson. Biii shores. Lou
k0upal and Nd stuts. Orviii~
JorGens. capable Montreal
right handler. expects 10 win
10 games. The hest rockies
ARE Bowen. I.ekite. Powell and
Elmer johnson and Everett
Grossman from H. Paul.
Boss and his 800 batting aver
age Will patrol first base, A
Wright. the leagues best defensive
infieider. will be at second lie led
the league in second base assists
and hit 267. Tn. Seals + count.
ing on Ted Jennings to handle
Hhortatop. He insists he won't
fail He can be brillimnt-~ihen
erratlc.
O'Doui insists Raimondi Ia =
better ball player than Frankie
Hawkins. last years third bases
man. lie expects The Oakland boy
10 hit 800. Harvey storey VIII
compete with Jennings for the
shortstop berth.
The outfleld IN set with Dominic
DiMaggio. Holder and Norbert,
Neal Ariett and John Bufleson N
the best rookie prospects from
Tucson.
Keith Frazier Will do general
utility work and pinch hit. He
can play any position.
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C0NN0R ADDS 70 MAT BILL

Promoter Jack Connor eorraled
a couple OF three round prelimi-
narias To completes Mondays ~fes.
Ting card al Greenwich Coliseum.
bull venable. Denver heavy.
weight whose vlliainy IN H,ipefbiy
executed. was signed Ia meet Jack
kogut OF Miami. wto appeared
here y number Of times several
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LAKE CHARLES, La. e
New York Giants come here today
to open their exhibition series
against Connie Maek's Phiia-
delphia Athletics.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla Inc
New York Yankees started theIr
exhibition series today against the
st. Louis Cardinals.
LAKELAND. F1a.-H NIX
Greenberg lit a homer WIN
two on in the first inning As
Detroit Tigers regulars defeat
ed the Yannigans 81 yester-
day.
NEW ORLEANS - Speculation
Increased today with the presence
Of the Cleveland Indians pint
sized catcher, frankie Pytak. over
whether ne or Rollie Hemsley VIII
draw the first-string assignment
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Gun Club To Sponsor Federation Shoot

the benefit Of the National Wild
life Federation. Entry fees viii
be contributed 10 that organiza-
ton.
Competition In Ekeet. doubles,
and handicap shooting ~in be on
the program. Winners will receive
prizes.
Further details may be obtained
from Hans Malcolm, MA 1920.
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Sprout Is Sprouting Fast

did. IN TACT, Chances WouId nave
been 10 to one against him. And
those are big odds $3.50.
Manager Jack Conner realizes
that Ward will have to face more
stubborn opposition if he is to
learn, but finding that opposition
is another question. 1t is easier
said than done at the money
fights have been drawing here unit
Conner approves the Ward ma