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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-11

Back in the news again with the good
old Fall weather filing every one with
pep as they walk the streets of the old
Bean Town A.. we offer our first con-
gratis to Gilbert Clip Walker, former
Everett Football star, who is now do
ing very nicely at BIC. :. Gil Walker
was elected to the Vice Presidency of
the Freshman Glass and | believe that
this is the first time a colored lad has
received such high honors in his fresh
man year at Boston College as we
told you before there's no stopping this
Everett boy who builds himself up on
such poems as the following:
"lf you thing you're beaten you are;
If you think you dare not, you don't
If you'd like to win, but you think
you can't,
It's almost a cinch, you won't.
IF you think you'll lose, you're lost;
For out of this world we find
Success begins with a fellows will;
It's in the state of mind.
IF you think you're outclassed, you
are;
You've got to think high to rise
You've got to be sure of yourself be-
fore
y on can win prize.
'Life's battles don't always 90
10 the stronger or faster man;
But sooner or later the man who wins
Is the one who thinks he can"
The Roxbury Theatre, under the
able management of Leo Leiberman.
again presented a colored picture
Gang Smashers" starring the beauti-
full Nina Mae Mckinney that was tops.
Mr.. Leiberman really started some
thing when he brought the first all
colored picture to Boston last year.
and the first time in the history of
Roxbury colored usher was in uni
form officially on the pay roll. Mr..
Lelbeman is more than all right with
the colored people of Boston as well
as his white patrons. E.. The Federal
Housing Project on Lenox St., Rox-
bury, started off with a bang last Mon
day as the building wreckers truly
lived up to their name E. hundreds of
colored men unemployed and looking
for work really did just that YES.
they looked and are still looking at
this writing at their white brothers do
ing the work when, oh when will
the colored Boston man get hepped ?
Simon Roberts and Victor Bynoe.
two colored employees of the Boston
Housing Authority with branch office
ON Lenox Street, are in the midst of
plenty of unpleasant gossip being
hurled at them when they cannot give
a satisfactory answer to the men seek
ing a housing job .. if there are any
insults to be given out, my public, they
should not be directed at these inno-
cent men, Mr.. Roberts OF Mr.. Bynoe,
who have no connection officially or
otherwise with the contractors who are
doing the work the Job is out of
the hands of the city at this hour and
you should see the contractor |
believe the name is Nancy" Con
gratulations to Dorothea May Ransom,
pretty niece of your scribe, who made
the honor roll at Boston's Girl's High
School nice work Dot or as
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-11

GEORGE FITCH STOPS MICKEY
McAVOY
NEW BRITAIN, Conn.-George
Fitch, 1874, New Haven. Ct. Colored
heavyweight, stopped Mickey McAvOy.
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H0sTAK KOS CHARLIE COATES

=, - N'O.9 OIINNLIE OOAIES
TACOMA, WASH. Los Angeles
Charlie Coates, one-time called "killer'
by sports writer's, was knocked out
here Thursday night by Hostak of
Seattle, who is the MIA middleweight
champion. A right-cross put the sepia
fighter out in the third chapter.
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"Life's battles don't always go
10 the stronger or faster man;
But sooner or later the man who wins
Is the one who thinks he can"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-28
Creams Need
One to Win

Needing M game to win the
right to meet Cammarano Broth
ers for the City league champion
ship, Olympic Ice Cream takes the
field against Johnson Paint COM
pany tonight at Lincoln bowl.
starting at 7.30. The Creamers
have won two out of three in the
best three out of five series against
the Paintment, and Manager AL
Pentecost will probably take the
mound himself in an effort at clos
ing the series.
On the other hand, with their
backs to the wall, the J~ohnsonites
may send their ace tosser, Mel
,Gillispie, back to the rubber. Mel
E0st a tough M to the Creamers
30 last Friday night. but a three
day rest may put him back into
the firing line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-28

him by Owner Y. L. BraRn In
the 5000 James {. Thorn
ton Memorial handicap ut
Narragansett park The Mite,
eviously looked upon "a
strictly q Splinter. finished
the mile and . furionE route
with . length advantage.
Porter's Mite. a disappointment
tn w. z. Boeing since be won the
Belmont Futurity last year. I'm
ished on a fast track in is5z 40
with Johnny Adams. his west
coast rider, up. and paid si5zo
straight. An outsider. Aontsin.
was third in the field Of six
Epatsnt. held off the early pace
by Eddie Arcsro. came from De-
hind with a rush to nip the leader
]. II. Louchheim's sms-t Bet. by
a neck. William Ziegiert In
Charge was third.
CARRIED 11s POUNDS
Epatant covered the SIX fur-
longs with lis pounds W N l:iS
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Dudley Deans
Bird Wins Again

The Tacoma Racing Pigeon club
experienced a bad smash Sunday
from Salem. Ore, 1853 miles air.
line. There were so birds entered
in competition from IL lofts Dud-
ley Dean again took top honors
with Howard Olsen a close second.
Deans bird made the distance In
z hours and AZ minutes. Next
Sunday the club will fly a race
from Eugene, Ore. go miles
Results In yards per minute:
Dudley Dean, 612e7; Howard Oh
sen, 61045; Parker Johnson.
604. 81; Ed johnson. 527-s3; Ed
Wood, 5o2.73; Andrew Roberts,
1923; Harry Friberg. 1924; Art
Hart 3s3.13: George Ness. Dave
Craig and Gus Weber, no report
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the big blond Californian
who used to team with Don Bulge,
TO make the team for the
first time since 1886.
II viii be Riggs and Parker
In the singles against Jack
Bromwich and Adrian Qulst.
This will leave Kramer and
Hunt available for doubles
II the Z. s. cup committee
decides II will be too much of
task TO beat the Bromwich-
Quist combination, and con-
centrates on winning three Of
the four singles matches.
The doubles team will not be
known for a certainty until the
official draw at 1o:45 a. m. FRI
day.
CHESTNUT HILL. Mass. -
Australians tennis forces. con-
querors of Y~ugoslavia in the inter-
zone final, were en- route today to
H~averford, Pa, where they are
favored to defeat the United
States this weekend in the chal-
lenge round and annex the Davis
cup for the first time in two
decades.
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tonooefeAs easef
yiyss xs~e--e4oo, e,simins. s.ysss-
oids ana up. . fuflenes
Jimmls sweet tipal ~ 70 . 90 " y
bo1tof Gilmore tti7b Hse 80
bososs ,iiO $1,000. s.a
sgsrry. Tims. II 10 nsa.,ss
s As.saiss g. ,in.i s,s,' S,iuisss ssiis
siso rem.
s,ssss nses-s<oo. claiming. ..
yssr-aids and up. wsshinssse-sfsa ,
oisd ssns. ala ~ 20 - 70 - q
Train signal no, .. $50
sos.s,s IN asa.s rsoason. neslns.
Collins. Tine - 4-s rrsdftfss.
step, riim ssss. oisss IN. rssessass
aisa fsa
rsisa nss.--.soo. CLAIMING. s-,sss-
PAINFUL afh - . % - 70 - -
CLUB soda uis 49, $50 $40
nt<pxnothsf 1Ofb 80
Jarssss 10 order f)odson. Napier.
Gray, Time I1s Ia Pvtne<ss vel
Florence . y. Tofauly nky snest.
shasta r1rs. Bon Ivy. Neon Madness
also ran.
resnh sss.--ssoo. srsssa hssa,-
~ s.ysss-e.a. and sis.lsss.
~r,srksfsiiie UP GW eso ~
I"ssiy ssiis sies} ses
Joehrys In osesrs DYE. A, Graz, Cas-
sityf Tins 1io - Austlf Aiss
n~tfgnsslona. psndssre. pesoffta. Pvt
nsssI' Jssi n Nlmsls also rsn.
ginb a~sss--se0o. GRADED hsnaleap.
a~Seaf@01ds end upt Wttess
hagen May tioTj " 70 " g - 70
Es1simont aiiAl 80 3A1 3e1
Marvel Fisr ut8I 1j6
Jeeksss in ssa<ss ofehs, fssdsen
sp<ry Time "a a.. To1ta. Bts
Pine. Ths Ciesvsr. EaehsstsF ~.
Ton Dos siso ran
sixth n~ss<--esoe, eisiminss sryssr.
bids ana up ~ miles
Am nneism uiii - - I. 2 w
1 ssm nen, -"
Jnisss Ia asass osot.s. Classify.
sp<fry. TINE - s-s kaiiss Or
sstass Gala versa. unsas f<ss sise rsn
ss,safh nsss--sieo1 "a ADDED. hss%
al<sp, a.ssege <zas sra IN mile
BFisf Momsnf fi0zi es7o - y y 1e
B~ssspslot aiI sfts 40 ~
Gisfssfois fiDzI gee zso
J@ksys In sfdsf fsedseH. Knapp.
csAsity Tina ! - - nse~n Jses
sgy Pirate EasspiSsss J~stssshsfs-
1ubst Junior Hskssun. Lame Dzsfs
flso ran
s1shss sse.-s4so. ~sislrains. =
rear -olas sa0 40 ! Lis nilss
Showcase unsl "a % sleM $50
sxBass9 u"lsJ.4s - - Ia -
hsn< fifa tta
9o<<ffs ia 1resfs Cosfint sSfts
rys Time - Drastic 0a<i f~sse.
can Ne Mud Hsssn. lovers cbss.
Tore Biz also ran.
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ma IND PACING STANDINGS SCRAMBLED OVER WEEK

handicap. second Washington
stake. wss won by Mrs Emil Dem
emzrk's Some Count by two
lengths by Show Up In i:50 s-s
for a mile and one-sighth. with
r. Ryan aboard. viseounty was
third Some Count paid $3.50
for the s1rp1ss victory.
Primes Args won thu - So
CutahoEa hanAtesp In Thistle
down ct Cleveland In rev
track time Of lie Is for sfn
furisngs On . fast track with
top weight sf Izs pounds. Be-
b<iety VS. second In the field
Of eight asl suprems sir
fhird. Rrince ArEe. riaden -
v. Roberta, paid ss-ze.
In Southern California. Wedding
Call won the 5000 Del MAJ
handicap BY two lengths from
Page Boy. with First kiss third In
the mile and LIS run. Red Pep
per. odds-on fayorite. was I'M
placed. Wedding Call paid sis.io.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-28
Dawn Patrol
~ nnsa nAnx

Watch for nEnkNDA IN thess
closing aAys. Ths mare ksehe1
sharp gong nvs-stehshs h
100 "a bss<sine. Harry Wal
tsfs may click with D9uM
MUSIC spon. Tbe Washington
bred ~sns shrss-as@rtsrs IN ~
sasy ffa. brs<zsnx. WYOMING
DAISY 10 due 10 ~sks W with
. banT looked ready ~
ffvs-ssrhshs IN Iva. bsesx1nxs
TAB 6AtN09e gong . fests.
Ths son sf nyItsFh hseszsd .
mils In ia txzDAnG may
surprise ms " shsss days To
srsy Ioeked good xpiaG snses~
quarters In iii. tvsex1nf. ONLY
OE0nGg ~1ii s~ dumping ons
sson Thrse-~inhths IN -
brssxins says bss rsad1.
" G Fear hsd sngtheF - be
Me 4Afsxxe seits. HTksus-
orr. On ths track TINS lsveniis
srsex<a : half In - z-s Tsb
nED cmEf1hEn off thTs<<
Nsbshs In ~ as sre<xsns.
Nsn for n<s~ ssrs istsf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-28

fiat. paid Al and earned Ssez5
net In the supporting feature. the
3Tth running Of the $500 added
Merchants and Citizens handicap,
Mrs. B. p. Whitskers Sickle 7 ran
TO a two-length victory over Mrs.
Parker Cornings Thanksgiving.
with strabo third In a field Of
six Ridden BY Ronnie Mash
Sickle 7 stepped q mile and Sis
in I:5s rs and paid rs.
At Washington park, Home
wood. H.. in the second running
OF the 5000 Ravisloe stakes for
two-yesr-olds. 10000 persons saw
Potranco win by two lengths.
woolford Farms Dewey Dawn
was second, and Harold Nelior's
All Lizzie was third in a field o.
IS. Potranco finished six furiongs
on a fast track with Jockey Ro-
diou up In i.I3 Is and paid
$40.
SOME COUNT WINS
rhs 1850 Great Western
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aus IN rop she wAsnm6tea netbY.
: nslis ennt<st carried fnF - ri
three .f<<f-ests N ths kfeaasis.
ard cop il ss< .tld fosalaH fFsH
bshina /. yin ny h.if > lenxtn
frem TAe e1eav>x. ntNtcs<s sr4
nousss nsp
WIN shnt sieseFr. Nietenr 80
possibilities Tor The fttis n IN
Lnnenrfes Mix. Tn foltow1Nu
weeh ~ seddl<d het Faf she npee1
nsndlrspN nrtef hnment flntuoe1
third eRiy hail ! iennth ut ttli1Ht
My and Va s5tFi. afsrr nne> auuta
esmIaa frau behind. rn.t -
elde1 "A
Alr>s1y ssw.raset ~ ~
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Nv Jack
n. panlns Edlfnr

The national standing IN two o.
the major racing divisions were
further scrambled owe the week
end when Porter's Mite topped
Challedou in a tbree-year-oia
handicap race in New England
and Manhasset stables Epaiant
decisively outran Boy Angler. one
of two undefeated Bradley-preo
juveniles, in the 37th running oi
the Grand Union Hotel stakes al
Saratoga.
Loaded down with 10
pounds, Chailedon Was not
equal 10 the task laid out Tor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-28
Ralph Whaley
Takes Golf Title

BAkFr, Alta - Ralph Whaisy
Of Seattle today held the Pfines
Of Wales golf tournament cham
plonshlp. Wnaiey defeated DR..
Joseph Rsfsym. New Rochelle. n.
r., dentist. and 8 Saturday.
WhsIsys tsammats. Ernie Kstch-
am. Seattle. von the Bsnu springs
hotel event by BEATING WILDER
Ripley, New York. 4 And ..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-28
Burke, Dudley Win

CHICAGO Billy Burke. Gave.
Lard. and III Dudley. Phllsaslphis.
von the Waiter Hagss Anniver-
ssry Tournament 81 th< Midlothian
Country club yesterday with .
cumulative total 81 10 match play
posnu Ralph Guidshi. hA1ison.
~. j., ana Harold fJuGb Me8psden
ere second with slx points 10
WAS At Midlothian. 70 years ago.
that HsEsn won bis first NstionaI
Open titIs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-28
Yankee Women
Win Tennis Title

NEW YO8k-The WtGhtman
cup. emblem of Anglo-American
women's tennis supremacy was re-
turned to its home today In .
fifth venue jewelers. vault, where
II has rested for almost a decade.
The United States won the nth
annual battle for II Saturday and
yesterday out in Forest Hills.
The final count wa America g.;
Great Britain 2-the ninth con.
secutive victory for our beauties
and their 18th triumph
The heroines OF this series were
4 couple Of cup veterans. Alice
Marble. all England and Ameri-
al champion, and Helen Jacobs.
champion Wightman veteran Of
'em all.
When the firing was '
Saturday sight. the United
States was on top. I'll. But
In the first match yesterday
Valerie Scott. . 21.yesr-old
debutante 70 wIghtman play.
scored . surprising s-s. ga.
victory over Mrs. sarah Pal
frey. nationally ranked ~ No.
: behind Miss Marble.
Miss Marble was next on the
court, winning 3-s. ga, "a over
Kay stammers who defeated Alice
last year 81 Wimbledon in this same
series.
Miss Jseobs . chance 10 scored
the deciding victory. s-z. 81. yer
Mary Hard~ick.
The last match. q doubles en-
counter. thus Was reduced To an
exhibition. but the American team
Of Miss Marble and Mrs. Fabyan
defeated Miss stsmmefs and Mrs.
Freda James Hammersley. rs. s.z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-28
DAVIS DOUBLES SQUAD
STILL REMAINS MYSTERY
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA - The u. s.
Davis cup doubles assignment was
still a mystery today after NAM
ing of the four-man team by Capt.
walter Pate, but the experts were
betting that it would be frankie
Parker and Joe Hunt against the
Australian tandem next weekend.
In addition to Parker and Hunt,
Capt. Pate named Bobby Riggs
and youthful Jack Kramer to de-
fend the cup in the challenge
round beginning Saturday. Gene
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SUMMARY

Runs responsible for, Barrett I
struck out by Barrett ,, Benefit ,
bases on hslIs eff barrett . Wild
pitch. Barrett: left on bases. seattle
:, Los Angeles 10; home runs. English.
two-base hits, vanni, j, colllna Ci.
hocki. runs hAtted In. Engiish q.
Novikoff Z sacrifice. Honetti. double
play, stringer TO j Collins. time Of
game, LAT, umpires, Enseln ana
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-28
LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
!, New York 10. Detroit ..
Philadelphia 2. Chicago -
Washington Sd. st. Louls 10.
Cleveland is. Boston Ga.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
saturday Games
Newark IA, Baltimore 2-s.
Montreal 8, Rochester D
Jersey City Z. Syracuse
Buffalo 2-3. Toronto Ia
sunday Games
Buffalo Q. Toronto o.
jersey City IA. Newark 81
Syracuse 3-5. Baltimore
Rochester 1T. Montreal SO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-28

The Fir Ridge Dairy baseball
team won the championship of
the Junior Industrial league with
a record of five victories and n
defeat in a playoff which ended
Saturday.
Fir Ridge defeated the Sunset
Theater stars, IL to IL. In the
final game. Currans won second
place by defeating Meilingers. IL
to IL.
Play for the Dill Howell trophy
will begin Monday when Currans
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Runs Responsible fof. oss<n 9 Tn~s
. struck ~ Olsen 2 Tpst bsses
= san Diego . hcuas run Norman.
thres-ba~ hi. CAes<ii. sso-bsa< bfss.
Oflfs5ths BefkowIH Bfsnx<l sssssfs
runs bstt>6 80, Uhels . CtssssI 4.
Asn1fsh. norman. Brsnz<i Jensen
stolsn Das<. kshis double pisy. uhslt
70 Harris time iz1s unpsres. Powell
and Wfonsr.
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dated ios az n ..shsh


loslnu pitcher De-. inn,nss pitched.
Ia a "a. 81 Oh sla sif
lev sa1s sssssH,is,s ct os,
on ssla' ct oss 1 Hsare~ via
pitches. Oar . ieft on bases oatlsna
. ssrfemente a. heme FunA VII
ilams vsrxes threeshAo htt opaati
swc.hsse kits. WiissmA lueF. ofsn.
10, rnns hatttd In naftnn. oefpde~-
schmidt Gay. ofsnEo. stolen ha.e.
ouaat double PLAY. lnhs 10 Lew.
,sessna aswsl
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SUMMARY

Runs responsible for, Walker q.
Thomas 2: struck out. Thomas q. wild
pitch, Thomas; left on bases. Seattle
4, Los Angeles 8; homo run Archie;
three base hit, Lawrence. two-bsse
hit, Statz; runs batted In. English.
NovIkoff. Gyselman. Archie; saori-
flee r. Collins; stolen base, Gysel-
man. time Of game. LA; umpires,
Doran and Engeln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-28

auATrln ns Seattle pneilsee
s1es1 eut Tacsma. : - 4 u -
lnAlnos yesterday h Mn ~ ftfth
annual washiaaser ssats spet>nll
eha mpirnehipl 4 Seattle iesm -
WIN shs title evssy ysas.
Everett won third pisrs ~ heat@
inn tn seattle Mantle eIah. ~
Th~ Seattle f1rown bomtess wpt
the wnmenis title fpf IN seraa1
consecutive year ~ defeating M
nette. liza
YahIms's teams teth laet yee-
tsrday. Mantle club heat the vah.
ina ovoeera. 81. ara mveFeet -
fssted The Yakima Dentists. ~
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Los Angeles Az. Seattle 0-3.
san Francisco ia. Portland 3-Z.
Sacramento 6-6. Oakland IL
HOLLYWOOD 40. San Diego 2-2.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Z FTTTdTTFTD1TTH
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati !. New York z
st. Louis At. Boston 100.
Philadelphia 4-3, Chicago 80.
Pitfsburgh 80, Brooklyn 80.
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A FRANCISCO


pickrsi 1 struck y jorssns I.
Piekrei 2, bases on ealis, off JorUens
|. Pickrel l. hit by pitcher, Jennings
by pickrei: home nj DtMaEaiei
three-base hit, Fredericks; two-base
hits, DiMsggio. n. Gibson runs bat
ted in. Norbert. DiMsseio 2 Frederick.
Coleman. Warner, stolen base. Jen-
nings. double plays. Marshall 10 JET
fries TO Frederick. JENNINGS 10 Wright
10 Gibson. time. 90. umpirea. 3D.
wards and Fails.
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sorTHERS ASSOCIATION

Nashville ia, Birmingham ga.
Memphis 80, Chattanooga -
Rew Orleans 40, Knoxville ia.
Little Rock y Atlanta
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sBsttfn for Gonzales IN siNth
bBAtted for Crsehssd In eighth.
oBstied for oriffiths In eighth,
Hollywood ..s..sss.s Gao pi5 COZ
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher. Gonzales. inninsa
pitched. BY oonxsies D, CTaGhesd .
Of bat. off Gonzales Is. crsehe&a
hits. off Gonzales Q. cra3hsnd !. runs
scored. off Gonzales .. Tobiu . runs
responsible for, oonsaies 8 nittner
q. Tobin 2 truck nut. by 0onxajss
. Bittnef :, Tobln l; baseA on bAita,
off Gonzales q Biftnsf 3 Tobin l.
left OF bases. Holiywoo1 7. sen Disfs
IL t~o-bsse hits, D~sllsssandfe, Bfsn-
s<l; runs bstted In. kAhle. BrsnzeI ..
D~sii>ssandro. hismiee, Aandtsh.
Uhait, Norman, HAFfis. sacrifices,
Bfsuxeis Hoover double plays, Bftn.
rel 70 Hoover . McDonsid % 6rif-
fitbs 70 Mcdonald, Tina, Ia am.
pires. wldBer and Powell.
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30 ~REDECORATEs
BLOOMINGTON, Ind.-Altho

~BLOOMINGION, Ind.-AIVHous"
his home won the Bloomington
house beautiful contest last year
30 McMillin, Indiana GRO COACH
has redecorated it again
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Running time fnT shs nils 80
Ia a. fastest time n tAs sssnca
~ twe-ssfths II . sssaad thounh
ere and . nfth s>oends aft ths
track rscofa
Net value 70 the winner. when
the $4,000 sasaed ~ the wasains-
ton Jockey club had hesA pccaed
with nominAsinu. entsFtaa And
starting fe<s. waa sio.i7s
r~s<psias received tl.soo. and
cisreasels $50 while The fourth
and firth hnrseA fetfssAsfs and
Eufipides. wsrs awarded stee and
t2oo. respectively.
nrief Memest.s slctesy -.
terdAs wss ~ eutesNe ~ .
hang s<rie. ~ e~ealA. 3sAa
npserkels III started n ~
when ~ siaime4 VIII n svsW
~ Ne<Amess ssahses eavty n
Ne ms>s. TIE mare wHne go
81 Ne bpee hesesu n tAeee
hafu.
WIN WIN ID reas. nrswves
decided 10 act. We fiew u ttellr-
wood Park. whore NJ mad vse~1
earlier in ths summer ard wss stiil
recognised ~ an owner. Ne started
claiming hcvssa. grabbing three N
an. and shlpped them north 10
fonsaorea. TIE three claimed wsvs
Tonta. Miss tlssis ssA nvtsf
Moment
Neilson. \ smart herssman. had
spotted Brief Moment when The
fglly was racing 81 Hollywood IN
the colcrs 81 Barbara etanwyrk
and "urouchc" MARI When nrssf
Moment was drepped lnte . e7.eoo
claiming race nrswster grabbed.
CREDIT .swRDe~ NIxIAON
WITH FINE HANDLING
Brewster made . shfswd buy.
hui credit for the return on that
81, 800 investment must Be given
10 .nwsdes Nielsen. Early ~
July. Nielsen found . spet for ths
filly In an allowance affair for
thres.yssr%olds. The daughter ut
ciocktowes came homs = winner
by three lengths, returning ss7s
10 the Needmers eofferss From
then on. Nelson brought his star
along slowly. not running her ton
often and always with ths bsst.
hut picking his spots we'll
After winning M more ailoH-
anos affair. Brisf Moment ga ssnt
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Fir Ridge Nine Captures
Junior Baseball Pennant

and Sunset Theater open = three
game series. The winner will meet
Fir Ridge for the cup,
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Cammarano Team
10 Bid FOR Title

cammsrapo nrpthsFs swept "
IN II 70 . sietosy evsr neti ritet
Saturday u Jsffersss Fast -
qualify tor the finals against ~
Arctic fgstkjefs this ~ssk.
doug Hearr led ths Cams with
fhrss hita. including . txipts. IN
five times ~ hef,
me titls s~fIss win start to-day
n 10 sehsduied far five osmeeL
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~sefssasy's nessIls
sss,s'.. ,ss,,s,n. fssss,.s
Mantle Club .. Aberdeen
Yakima 0fac<fa Ah>f6eeU .
psetfls I, fsbiu4 nsutists o.
bsswn nsabsrs iwaaasaI 4 nsaasf,
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Runs respcnslnis for, Thomas 7 :
Gibson nit nv pitcher. Holder ~
Thomas. Wild pitch. Thofaas three-
esse hit. wiison: txo-bese hits. Nor
bert Wright. runs hatted j FRED.
erick. Coleman. Wilson, warner :,
Wright q Norbert Gibson, sAefi.
fiee. Thomas. wcodali, wrirht; iims,