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Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18
-Four Hostesses Entertain at
Bridge Luncheon at Hotel

One of the prettiest parties of
the year and one which made a
delightful climax to a season dis
tinguished by an unusually large
number of social affairs, was the
bridge luncheon at which Mrs. L.
c. House, Mrs. w. j. Clements, Mrs.
Harry w. Horton and Mrs Ross T.
Hickcox entertained their friends
Wednesday at the Barbara Worth
hotel.
The four hoStesseS made a charm
ing picture as they greeted their
guests in the hotel lobby, Mrs.
Clements wearing a smart print in
which blue predominated; Mrs.
House, print in the cyclamen and
pink shades, Mrs Horton, white
lace, and Mrs. Hickcox, brown
chiffon and lace.
Mrs. Charles 3. Provence OF
Brawley, Miss Jacqueline LaVine
and Miss Dorothy Lou Gillian as
sisted the four in receiving and in
seating their guests.
Luncheon was served in the main
dining room which presented a
particularly cool and refreshing ap-
pearance with the huge bowls OF
exquisite gypsophila which CEN
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18

Plans were made also for the
heart party to be held June T.,
starting at II am, at the l.. G.
Iittrell home A pot luck lunch
con is planned for the noon hour
end Mrs. George Witcher is to be
in charge of entertainment.
After the business meeting an
amusing play was presented for the
enjoyment of the members, "A Pol
itical Party. Mrs. C. w. Dyer was
director and Mrs. Crumrinc, radio
announcer.
Mrs. w. F.. North played a num-
Der of delightful solos on her piano
accordion.
Mrs. T. r. Lytle won the door
prize.
Those present we're: Mesdames
H. D. Corfman, w. S. LeFevre, T. r
Lytle, A. Nj. Wyatt, E. Box, E. Casey
R. Lehman, E. Russell L. M. Back
us. G. Witcher, c. w. Dyer, G
Hawes, j. p. Long, M. C. Norris, H
A. Kemp. G. L. Littrell, H. Davie
E. j. Rhoades, j. M. Grafton, N. l.
Wray, M E. Flores, z. T. Acker
w. F.. North, l.. M. Crumrine.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18
Calendar
THURSDAY

Junior 10000 club, !, Barbara
Worth.
Citizenship class. 10, high school.
2O-3O club, 7, 566 Brighton.
Barbara Worth Rebekahs, 1880,
535 Olive.
Townsend club No. 2, 1880, court
house.
Troop IA, B.S.A., 1880, Scout hut.
Troop 25, B.S.A., 1880, McCabe.
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, Z, Elks hall.
RAM. No. 100, 1880, Masonic
temple.
CalexicO club dedication, 8, Cal
eXicO.
FRIDAY
Kiwanis club, Barbara Worth.
Girls club, 4, Christian church.
Junior Senior banquet, 7, Barbara
Worth.
Mckinley PIT. A., 1880, school.
Townsend club No. 1, 1880, Wilson
music room.
Dance, $3.50, Imperial hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18
Impressive Installation For
8 ct 40 Salon Wednesday

garo. Brawley, la concierge. Julia
Rhey, Calipatria. l'archiviste. Mar
tina Munson. Holtville. lammoniere
Flora Smith. Calipatria, Lois Stan
ley. Brawley, Marcia Farrell, Im-
perial, pouvoir members.
Bernice Rambo of Calexico was
elected to the office of pouvoir
member following the resignation of
Hazel Dotson who expects to be
away from the valley during the
ensuing year
The salon voted S25 to send n
child to Hipass and Calipatria was
accorded the honor Of selecting the
recipient of this gift.
The ct 40 will install the Cal
exico unit officers next Tuesday.
Holtville members will entertain
the salon at the June meeting, the
third Wednesday of the month.
Preceding the installation the
members dined at the r. r. Snow
home. 566 Brighton.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18
Centre al Graduates
Have Full Program

For the graduating classes at
Central and for the school in gen
cral, the closing weeks of the cur
rent year are busy ones. filled with
social events as we'll as the final
school work.
Tuesday night the G. A. A. had
its annual banquet; Wednesday, the
Future Farmers entertained their
fathers; Friday the Junior-Senior
banquet will take place at the Bar
bara Worth hotel; and Saturday
Delta Sigma Chi, Junior COlleS
sorority is giving dance.
On Sunday May %. the junior
college and high school baccalaur-
cate services will be conducted, the
Junior college commencement will
take place ON May 81. and the high
school, June 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18
Schools
Churches
DR.. c. O. Bailey
To Give Address
For Mckinley

DIR. G. o. Bailey, assistant profess
sor of the Medical College of Evan
gelists, will address the Mckinley
Parent Teacher association at its
meeting Friday night at 7:30 o'clock
in the school.
DR.. Bailey is associated with the
White Memorial hospital and the
California Lutheran hospital in Los
Angeles and will speak OH the use
of radium in malignancies.
Fourth and fifth grade students
will be heard in group of songs,
and the Mckinley PIT. A. NeWSette
will make its initial appearance at
this meeting
Tea will be served by the fifth
grade mothers with Mrs. Pat Cory
in charge.
This final meeting of the year
has been made an evening one SO
that the fathers may have the
privilege of hearing DR.. Bailey
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Gives S Party for
Mrs. ingram

CLIPATRIA, May l8-Mrs. W.
M. Corn entertained Thursday at-
tcrnoon for her sister, Mrs Hubert
Ingram of Los Angeles, who is Wis
iting here.
The guests we're MesdameS w
O. WitherS. Ebert Mead, Clarence
Keele, Vic Panosh, Robert Corn
and Charles Everett. Virginia Mead
and Adrian Withers were guests OF
Sue and Cynthia Ingram.
The afternoon was spent with
sewing and social conversation.
The hostess served delicious re-
freShments.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18
Bachelors Club
Dance Saturday

Evidently the idea of midnight
to-dawn dance has caught the pop
ular favor for the Bachelors club
dance on Saturday promises to DC
the best attended of any given this
year by the club, judging by the
advance sale of tickets.
The party will take place in the
Barbara Worth golf club, starting
at midnight and will continue until
dawn when a delicious breakfast
will be served. A popular orchestra
will supply the music.
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Schools Clubs
Churches NJ II1kCICSL W wv Ol1ICI1
Clubs
Society
Mrs. Ralph Butler
Entertains Club

CALIPATRIA, May 10. - Mrs
Ralph Butler entertained the MEM
bers of her bridge club at a lunch
con Thursday
The guest list included Mesdames
Earl Holmquist, Reed Wilkinson
Wiley Manning, j. A. Wallace, Ray
mond Rose, Cecil Clouse, w. d
CHATTER, Albert Pond. w. T. Fowler
Mrs. Earl Kraft of Ell Centro and
Mrs. Gretchen Seward Of Los An
geles.
High scores were won by Mrs
Holmquist and Mrs. Pond
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Wilson to Present
Fine Pageant

Wilson school is making plans
for the commencement exercises
which are scheduled for p. m.
Thursday, June /, in the city park
when a pageant, Bridges OF
Youth" will be presented.
This pageant depicts the accom-
plishments and achievements of
young people and will include also
numbers by the orchestra and the
glee clubs.
This pageant and the honor
award assembly on May 26 are
the chief events of interest at The
school for the remainder of the
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18
"Wednesday Bridge
Club Ne cts

CALIPATRIA, May 18.-MemberS
of the Wednesday bridge club were
entertained at the home of Mrs
Albert Pond last week. Delicious
cooling refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Members and guests included
Mesdames j. G.. Writ, w. j. Young
Herbert Recdy, Joe Bailey, Harris
on Martin, Clark PlemonS, c. A.
Sperry and the hostess.
Winning scores were made by
Mrs. Plemons and Mrs. Bailey.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18
Methodists Have
Monthly Dinner

Ell Centre Methodists enjoyed
their monthly dinner and fellow
ship gathering Wednesday in the
church Mrs. C. E. Sones and her
committee being in charge of ar
rangements for the evening.
In the absence of the Rev. Mr..
Robert II. Van Etten, the choir
sang an anthem for the group,
community singing of many of the
old favorite hymns was featured,
and various members of the con-
Agregation told entertaining stories.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18
Gives Talk for
CaIipatria Club

Mrs. Lila Reed Scott, gift goods
and chinaware buyer for the 1. v
Hardware stores, presented an in
teresting program Tuesday for the
Calipatria Women's club, talking on
trends in china and glassware.
Mrs. Scott illustrated her talk
with photographs of the new de-
velopmcnts in informal and formal
table arrangements that have won
popularity.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18
Council to He ar
Convention
Reports

Highlights of the annual state
PIT. A. convention will be the
subject for discussion at the reg
ular monthly meeting of the I'M
perial County Council of Parents
and Teachers Monday at p m.
in the Hotel dc ANA.
Mrs. A. V. Vierhus. Calexico,
county president attending the con-
vention, has made extensive plans
for comprehensive reports on the
convention. Imperial county has a
delegation of IL at the convention.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18
Announcement
Of Ne etin9s

Chapter CIV, P.E.O., will meet
Saturday at the j. E. Brock home,
Seventh and Sandalwood for a
1890 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Guy
L. Hatch will give the program, a
report on the recent state conven-
ton in Pasadena.
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tered the tables, their frosty white
blossoms anu green stems proVid-
ing the color note for the lunch
con.
Bridge was played on the mez-
canine floor and the attractive
prizes we're won by: Mrs. Charles
Morrow of Brawley Mrs. A. N
Bucklin, MIS-. Stephen Iler, Mrs. H
c. Diller, Mrs. r. j. Mcnamara
Mrs. E. E. Clements, all of Ell Cen
tro: Mrs. David l.. Goodrich OF
Brawley, Mrs. w. E. Hartzog of Ell
Centre, and Mrs. j. K. Fahring OF
HoltVille.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18
Dance Friday at
Imperial Hall

Imperial Veterans hall will be
headquarters for a public dance
Friday night at $3.50 o'clock the af-
fair being sponsored by the Am
erican Legion Auxiliary unit.
Good music and good time are
promised those attending.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-18
News Items Abou
Va|Iey Residents

Barbara Horton of 691 Sandal
wood in Ell Centro. will be singing
with the Pomona college 150-voice
choir on Sunday, May 81, when the
group presents its annual spring
oratorio. The music selected Tor
this years presentation is Men
delssohn's Elijah. 1t will be pre-
sented Sunday afternoon at 4 O.
clock in Bridges Hall. Professor
Ralph Lyman will conduct the
dramatic choral presentation.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aycock are
enjoying a visit from Mrs. Aycock' S
! sister. MIS-. Alma Mallcy and her
daughter Barbara Ann. of Chicago,
Ill. They arc en- route to Palo Alto
where they will spend the summer.
They plan to remain in the valley
for several days and will be shown
the many places of interest. Re-
Gently Barbara flew, with no other
travelling companion than her doll,
| from Menlo Park, Calf. to Los
| Angeles after a years visit with
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Shrcck.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Jackson of
Portland, Ore. arrived in FL Ccntro
Wednesday cn route to Portland
after a trip to New York City. They
remained overnight to visit Mrs,
Jackson's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry l.. Loud, who planned to
motor with them to Los Angeles
Thursday.
The Rev. Mr.. P. j. Smith and
Mrs. Smith of Seelcy returned Fri
day from Pasadena where they
visited their daughter, Betty Jane
who is attending Pasadena college
They also we're present for the ses-
sionS of the state conference of
Congregational churches.
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Metcalfs ON THE LAM

Page l0l
athletes especially In rowing basket
ball. fighting. etc.
Bill Parker sports writers fhzzms the
about playing fields The Polo Grounds "
rible will the crowds Increase
10 couple Of weeks and sii
take games and the fair In the mean
hello to Ferrss Colben Mountain Hartman sareon
especially young stuby Bobby and Rocky
On. boy
you your. old home town soong
Reynold"
IF plans Of the Chamber Of Commerce Golden Jubilee
mittee 90 through the fire pro 0oif brothers .
Earl Mark Dick, Bill aud Fred Fry UH be entered IN the
Jubilee Open al AHeHmore July 90 The Jubilee Open
starts off the hree-daB Jubilee celebration The fire FryS
HdttCe Neutrality-suspicious. n0W IN California Their ap-
pearGHce tournament uOdd attract Uide interest.
drdic national comment Then nth Bmg Crosby the only.
also entered the Jubilee Open whch WH be played
estimated looks ike the top open the eitys
history
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tee. and Marry Bradbury. 30
yards from the 18TH tee
Marshal LAiehe pcsisd . seess
81 sT-a-si To capture Inc hsss
nine tournament saturday AFTER.
nonn
Other source Harry ntsabssy.
so-sss % Q wslilams so-e--
a.. Joe rtsrco. ss-sss-~sAss. ps.
". J. Davies. ts.f's Az. and
w. n. Hedh~ru. ss.s ~
rssktasa---Frsa sylvester found
the hot weather favorable In his
golf game. for ne flashed ! up to
win the match play against par
tournament Sunday. jim Enais
was second. up. ard Ronald nd
mupds. third. up.
Coach Clifford Olsen ~ Pacific
Lutheraa college paced Tins nstd
in Saturdays medal play esmpsss-
tlon, scorlns 7a.ia 90.
Other .roress Jos Gfeco. 49,
81. Waiter simonsnu. Tr.tb--sss
Fred sylvester. 1914 "a. and
swsds oison. ss.2o a.
Meadow rssk--H pson
won Saturdays play with . srors
II Te.isms 81. Dick Rowland was
second with aa.is.~ee and Cur
Rail third With afsis@aa
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HueSby Reach Public Links Finals
FIFE TROJANS
WIN TOURNEY

F1FE-Despite the loss Of Pete
Mello with a wrenched knee. Fife
Trojsns took first in the Pierce
county track meet held here sat
urdsy afternoon Fife scored
+2is points followed BY oriing's
eight-year champions with 3+,s
points. Estonville scored 81 and
Clover Park is.
Harold Enger Of Clover Park
broke the mile record with a four
lap gsllop OF casa. All winners
80 to the West Central district
meet at kirkland this Saturday.
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Bernie Protests
Yakima Games

YAkIM Spokane lost its
three-game WI league series to
the Yakima Pippins but had enough
punch to win the second game,
yesterday. 5 to 0, after losing the
curtain-raiser S to 4.
Manager Bernie Deviveiros of
Spokane protested the Yakima
victories, arguing that the center
field fence green-spot was not
large enough. The advertising
signs on each side. he asserted,
made 1t confusing especially to
visiting players.
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Title Round
Next SUNDAY
By Ed MEAGHF,R

Ray Harwood, superintendent
Of radio at the Bremerton navy
yard. and Larry Huesby. young
Tacoma radio announcer. will
shoot So holes for the public links
championship of the city next
Sunday over the Allenmore course.
The two men in brilliant rounds
yesterday on Sam Aliens rolling
greensward reached the finals OF
the annual tournament
Hsrwood. who Joined Allen
more about three months ago
and who is practically
stranger here. fired two spark
ling par i0's to defeat Frank
keuss during the morning,
one up, and then triumph over
Max Jensen, long driving Al
kenmore player, on the Esd
hole OF their thrilling tussle In
the afternoon.
The semi-final match between
Huesby and Howard Olson, short,
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Oakland Splits
With Senator's

aACa MEMO ESQ 0shisn1
stayed out 1t Fhs cosst is~gue
cellar ~ sreskiNe even Win
Sacramento ysssssday and tshiae
the serisa. foav games 10 three. 4
four.Fsh hast N M ssghth rave
ssefsmsnis The firrt nnmA -
Orange hi horas run u IN
sssth foe The s~natsra n ~
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the Senators down ~tsh fmss Mis-
for ST. sietosr,
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Pioneer League
ny UNITED PRESS

Lewistons Indians celebrated n
continued victory march Sunday
night with an 1876 suggest which
knocked the Ogden Reds from
third To fourth place In Pioneer
league standings.
Twin Falls Cowboys moved into
third place with los victory
over Boise Saturday and ~
win Sunday.
Salt Lake was pushing Boisc
for cellar honors after dropping
two games in row 10 Pocstello
in Sundays double header.
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Pitches
Chinook Win

BELLINGHAM Vancouver
Cspilsnos put q dismal touch on
their invasion of Bellingham by
losing 10 the Chinooks 8 10 /,
yesterday in WI league play. Bray
held the Canadians to five hits.
while each team committed four
errors.
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CEDRIC burst
HITS IN PINCH

SAN DIEGO Hollywood and
San Diego also split and retained
their previous positions In Coast
league play yesterday. The Padres
scored two runs In the tenth when
Manager Cedric burst singled with
the bases loaded and two out to
win the first game. 50 hollywood
ievelied on three Padre pitchers in
the sixth inning % the second
game to win. Bel.
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EIIOIsl NIIDuIH 2 IV'II,k pI0'IIsI
Douglas: innings pitched, Douglas 7,
al bat. off Douglas - hits. off Doug
las 3, runs scored. off Douglas 3, runs
responsible for. Douglas 2 Brewer |
struck out. by Douglas q. Brewer 2.
bases on balls off Douglas 3. Wild
pitches Douglas three -bsse hlts,
Sprinz. two-base hits Boss. runs bat
ted in Holder 2 Storey DiMsgzio,
Boss Sprinz. sacrifices. Wright Boss.
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Errors. Clsssli, Herman. oflffiths J.
Niemiee Gray losing pitcher Mon
At bat. of fosi a. hits, off lost ,.
runs scored. off Tost J Hehert Z,
Moncrief 2, runs responsible foF. Tost
}. Bebeft a honerief 4, struck out.
ny Hebert 8. Monefisf /. oases on
balls off Tost :, honefisf STA
pitches. lost. left on bases, Holly.
wood 4 San Diego q. two-bake hits.
uhAlt. Hoover. runs battsd IN. Harris.
uhAit. Norman a Fatohett Lrtofe,
burst 2 sacrifices. Herman, PAtehettt
williams Norman stolen base Hsf-
man double play. Hoover 10 eIssell
To Herman
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Tvo-bsse hits. Mcdonald. Spiker.
Lake. three base hit, Penso. home
run. Fernandez. runs bstted in. Pc
tersen 2. Fernandez J. Penso !,
Hornig l. DeViveros 2. Manning !
bases on balls. off Bloom 4. johnson
l. struck out, by Bloom 3. ny john
son 8. Wild pitch. johnson !. Bloom
4 sacrifice hit. Manning /. caught
stealing. Penso. Hornig. left on bases
Spokane 3. Yakima 5 double plays,
CiaxitteT to Manning, stampfr 70
Fernandez TO Jacobs march, 20 Man
ming. Fernandez 70 StsmpeT 70 9s-
cobs 2 ump.res. Clark and Nelson.
time SIS
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Aite~m~re Jim Wilson. with =
score Of si.is Is. Won fsrst place
at medal play Sunday.
Other score; I'd Rlvtsrs, rs-s~-
a.: George fepssd. ss-is-ss:
George Hallinsstnd. fs.a-ss; Mas
Jsnsen. Ts-s a. Fred sandou.
Ts-s 81; Ralph Watson. sails
as. Walt olson. sofa - Joe
Mieie. so-is a. John ". Ander.
son. 1910 80. Sam Alien, sS.is--
50, orisnd Nelson. $3.50. ". n.
vensk.. 1870. Herb Jordon.
eo.2 70. Jack Van whys. si.ii
20. spike Ashy. so.a--f7. Joe
pcssen, STA II. aud stsyton.
ee-7t rs. and Primo Gssrsretti.
s7.p 70.
John ~ AndeF.n easily won
the points tournament sunday
with Is points George Mailing.
s,sd and Fred sander tied for
second with III each,
Other scores; Frank Bsser. 10.
y. Geiger. 10, Hob younxberE. a..
Guy Clifford. as Jim Wilson. n:
n. Watson. 20. George Fisher. ~
". u. vensks. %. Bert Dunn. "a
Ei piys, "a. Don KohieT. -. I'd
Riviere, -. Sam Alien "a. John
Larson. -. NJ. Smith. ~. and r..
Bsgsr 81
Country club G. y. Hunter won
the presidents cup tournament
with = net 27s for four rounds Of
competition.
With q net 80. A. J. Demsey. ].
A. Gilpin. ~ o. Wheeler and W.
y. Broksw won the best ball four.
some tournament Saturday altar.
noon Second with net az wsrs
Ralph schaeffer. v. r. Draws. Or
Walter Cameron and l.. w. Han.
son.
Results Of Sundays points tour.
nsment; First division ". ".
Wheeler. 90. X. e. schssffer, 10.
c. n. Raleigh. 30. Dr. w v. Read.
10. and J. v. Morris. 10.
Second divislon-F A, Haines.
a. II. J. csrman. ~. W. c. BRO.
ksw. ~; George cortelyou. 40.
l.. r. Dash. 90. and pr. jeff Read.
so
nreohdsie - Mems club. match
play against par. hill handicap
First division, Bill kLstsr. Z up
c. A Payne. 8 up. Second divl,
sion. Harry DAILY. \ up Harry
Johnson. up. Third division. Paul
Gumsrid. I np. Gene Robinson, q
up. Other scores. Bert Morris. I
down chas Booth. 40. Fred
Hlmmelsbaeh, ! down. George
Holm. down. clyde Black. 40
Harry sstterise. Z up. ~ Bed
ford, 2 doHn: Tom wallace. i
down. y. Chaplin. down chst
Corey. 10 down.
Transfers points tourney. full
handicap First division. BiIl kis-
ter. II points. Charles Booth. III
points Second division. Paul
Gumsrld. ~ points Third diyt.
sion, Gene Robinson. "a points
Other scores clyde BLACK. ii
points. Harry sattsriss. "a points.
M Bedford. a. points Tom Wal
lace. "a points ". Chaplin. 20
points.
Results q Broos9sis Mems club
points tourney. Saturday Firs 81.
vision. Ted Esybufn. q points
Second division. Harry Asttsslss, ~
points. Clyde Elssk. IL points
Hisblssd--H. l. Fo1 won the
nagstop tournament sunday ny
coming 70 within 20 feet Of the
goth sol.
Lief Jensen VAS second. being
In the isth hole. and Blli seenlsr
sss third. feet frotn the issn pin.
Other scores ssin ssfberx IS
feet from the 18Th hole Jess
noaer. ass yards from the is,h
tee Joe Turoo. 700 yards from
the fsth tee. pss Lsmss. zs9
ssrHs fFona fSs lsfh fs< Hob HSfs
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TEo-bsss hts ClsEittsEs Fslecni,
Petersen. three -bsSe hit. Penso; home
run. ClsVitt<y runs oStted In No
Corm!ck ! Clszitter 3 Fsiconi l.
bases on balls of heyer /. off SER
VENT z struck out. ~ Meier %
sfrEenti 7. hit BY pitcher ~ s<T-
VENT fPensol. Wild pitch. S<rvtnti
Meyer sacrifice hits Hornins
stolen oss< stsmpef left on 1sss.
SPOKANE Yakima 9 double plays.
ncDonsId 70 Jacob stsmp<F 70 Fer
IA ndez 70 Jteobs. Lake % Aannsas
Iscoo3 = Fernandez AeFeT 70 Fer
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and ClarH. TINE. !. 30.
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The Tacoma Golf association
will hold n meeting tonight at
3 o'clock at the Allenmore club
house, Plans for the annual
city-wide tournament will be
discussed.
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BsttTd for nflffitbs In SEVENTH.
Rated for Hare ~ eXenfb.
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SUMMARY
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son innings pitched. ~ hfdlFois ,,
Olson So al nat off Afdlyots 10.
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4 runs scored. off hrdisoia Oison
4 Weldon 4 runs responsible for
Ardlznlk 4 Dixon g. struck out Atdis
zois Olson } nsses on bells. Oh
Ardlzols Olson I weldon Wild
pitch Ardlzois eft on 1sses. Holly
sood , San Diego e. tsasosA< hlis.
Dsils&sandro Hoover eiss~b. runs
hsttee in Olson. GtsA<it .. fJsfss
Harbls stolen bass pst1hstt De
tore doubts playa Dixon 70 oriffltns
q Drust ofifrihs 20 sismife "a
Druaf time. 10
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