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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Wild West Auxiliary
Celebrates DirthdAy

The dining room 81 tho Mssnnie
temple viii be the center 81 fes-
Invites Friday evening. March
18th, the occasion being the iSth
birthday Of Wild West Auxiliary
No. ~. V. v, w.
st. Patrick's decorations viii he
ueed and there will h~ entertain
men, followed by birthday sup
per. Invitations have been sent 10
department officers and members
of auxillaries of Tacoma and sur.
rounding territory are cordially IN.
vi,ed 10 be present 10 share ths
happy occasion.
Mrs, Helen Dahl has heen APP
pointed chairman for the affair
and the committee assisting her In.
eludes Mesdamrs James X. Cape.
land. David Cicmensen. Emil Carl.
son. Cuilom ]. Esrlr. Calvin Guth.
RE. James d. Haines. Elmer Hurd
Martin Joyce. Carl j, sOstiand
Leonard sullivan, Robert sinclair
Archie Robinson and Nina warren
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Stewart PIT. A. 10
Hear Prof. Schsfer

Prof Marvin @. schafer, fes-
tured speaker at the James y.
Stewart PIT. A. March meeting.
will dlruss fayori,e subject.
Constructive Recreation" at 4
Friday evening In the recreation
room Of the school. Head Of the
College Of Puget Sound sociology
department, and weli-known a. y
radio speaker. he In especially In
terested In this theme. which he
presented recently at a meeting Of
the Portland PIT. A. council.
Louise Carlson. pianist and Miss
June Schorer. tsp-dancer, will en-.
terrain. w. c. Boynton and other
Mary Lyon school workers will
serve refreshments Parents and
neighbors of Mary Lyon and Stew
art schools are invited 10 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Miss Ruth Hansen WEEDS
At Impressive Home Rites
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Hansen Becomes Bride Of
Mr.. Roland NJ Buckley at Quiet Friday
Afternoon Ceremony

One of the seasons most impressive weddings was the
ceremony Friday afternoon which united Miss Ruth
Murel Hansen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Thorwald
Hansen to Mr. Roland NJ Buckley of Tacoma son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph NJ Buckley of Ollie Mont Vows read
at o'clock by the Rev r. H. McGnns at the home of the
brides parents at $40 No. G ST.
The two sisters of the bride her only attendants
Mrs. Roland Seer of Coronado Calf was maron of honor
and Mrs. Robert Holmes of Boston, Mass was bridesmaid
Mr. Donald Pierce best for Mr. Buckley Mrs John
Graham played nupta music the harp during the wedding
service Huckleberry and white tulips Gala lilies
formed the setting for the quiet home ceremony.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Convention
For D. A. R.
Delegates 70 Attend Three
Day Meeting in Long
Wow Merit Week

Several hundred Washing
ton women who are prominent
in activities of the Daughters
of the American Revolution
will gather in Longview
March %. % and "a for the
annual state convention, Mem
hers of Mary Richardson
Walker chapter. of which
Mrs. ]. Lowell Miller is regent.
will be the hostess group for
the meeting.
A state board meeting will
open the event in the Month
cello hotel on Wednesday
afternoon at ? o'clock. the
first general session TO be held
that evening at Z o'clock.
Sessions on Thursday and FRI
day will he held from 3 o'clock
in the morning until 4:30 in
the afternoon.
Included in the special oecssions
of the convention will be group
lunoheons at i,:is on Thursday, a
state banquet Thursday evening at
o'clock and tho official lunch
con Friday at i2:ia p. m New
state officers will be installed FRI
day evening.
Delegates from Mary Ball chap
ter at the convention will be Mes
danes Ada Bel =. Clifford. Guy X.
Llewellyn. John Forkenbrock.
Dwight Mason, Carl N. Nelson.
Ralph e. Gcer and Miss Emma Moir.
Their alterna,cs will be Mesdames
William q. Mann. y. E. Beard. ".
o. Roberts. +. Il. Friberg. Eugene
Mosier and William 3. Burroughs,
and Miss Charlotte Driskeli.
Mrs, Edwin r.. Rhodes Of Lady
Stirling chapter In Seattle. a can.
didate for the state regency, will
accompany the Tacoma delegates
Represe natives Of Eiizahetf
Forey chapter will he Miss JAG
queline Noel. Mrs. Hunter Ken
nard. Mrs. John Gullikson and Mrs
Ernest Card. Alternates from tn.
chapter are Mrs. Cyril Lundvick
Mrs. n. r., York. Mrs. T. Harbir
Monroe. and Miss Helen Long.
Going from Virginia Dare chap
ter will be Mcstsmcs Robcr
Beach, Ralph c. Schaeffer. II. "
Buckmaster. r. y. Brewer. y. 7
Beers. ID. NJ. Dayton. A. ". Heat
and Herbert Post. Alternstes arr
to be Miss Veronica Allen. Mes
danes w. Y. Hun, Lconar,
Schwartz. Wells Wheeler. Gcore
NJ. Hellar. Raymond Tarr. Lymai
, Louis OF Seattle. and 8. 3. Water
man.
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Il. Col. BIakeney TO Speak

Members of Parkland -P.-T. A.
will meet at S o'clock Friday eve
ming for An interesting program.
An instrumental solo will be pre-
sented by Mr.. Claude Pellette and
Eddie Watts and Bob Kruger,
students at Pacific Lutheran COL
lege, will give short skit. The
p. L. c. quintet. composed of
Misses Charlotte Goplerud, Astrid
Anderson and Signe Midstater and
Don Monson and Thor Larson, will
sing a group of songs.
Speaker of the evening will be
Lieut.. Col. James Blakeney. chap
lain at Fort Lewis, who will talk
on Character Education" Re-
freshments will be served by the
mothers of the second grade chill
dren.
American Lake South Improve
ment club card party Friday s p
M. in the clubs hall at Tillicum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Tseoms Chapter 10 Meet
In Masonic Temple

Tacoma chapter. o. v. y. will
hold It's last meeting ~ the year
Friday evening al 4 o'clock In the
Masonic temple. initiatory work
will be exemplified. Initiation
music viii he sung by Mrs, Roy
Vaughn. A delightful program has
been arranged for the evening
Miss Gloria Lutz viii be- presented
In group Of songs accompanied
by Miss Vivian stcelman. Mas
Jaquelinc scbore and Richard Coke
jr.. will appear In several dance
numbers. accompanied by Mrs, l..
A. Schorc. IT, Patrick decorations
viii be carried out In both chapter
room and dining hall. Mrs. y, G,
Armstrong heading the COMMITTEES
on decorations. Mrs. J. n. Hunold
Will be chairman for the late lunch.
The meeting Will be presided over
by Mrs. Edwin o. Erickson and
A. r.. Long. All Eastern star mcm-
bers are cordially invited To at
tend. especially the out.of Town
visitors.
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MONDAY

Lowell PIT. A. meets in the au-
ditorium at o'clock. DR.. Jennie
Reid of the public schools will
speak on Child Psychology Pu-
pills of Miss Dunkerley's room will
tell of the life of Longfellow, and
give parts of familiar poems. Six
A students will present Thomas
Alva Edison Through the Story of
Light" and THE Story of Mary
Lyon" Music win be given by
the school orchestra. A social hour
will follow.
Edison PIT. A. will meet in the
school at 2 o'clock in room four.
DR.. II. V. Hoover will speak on
Our Aching Feet Martha San
din will play selections on the &C
Gordon. Mrs. Walter Bachmann
will conduct the business meeting,
at which time the nominating COM
mittee will be elected. Tea will be
served with second grade mothers
entertaining, Mrs. George Hof-
man and Mrs. Wesley Owens,
hostesses.
Bryant PIT. A. will meet at 2:30
o'clock in room four. Mrs. Arthur
Cook, magazine chairman. Will
present a puppet show, Father
Grows Up" one-act play taken
from the ParentTeacher maya
zine and directed by Miss Regina
Hoover. Those taking part are
Mrs. Harold Stairg, Mrs. Charles
Roe and Mrs. Arthur Cook. Sub
iects from the magazine will be
discussed by different members.
The election of a nominating COM
mittee will be held. Mrs. Harold
Stairg, membership chairman, an
nounces the end of the member
ship campaign and no dues will be
received after March 81. Miss Lor-
eta Hinckley and Miss Emma Col.
| Tiers will be hostesses for the social
hour. The executive board and
room representatives will meet at
/ | O'Clock. A nursery will be pro-
vided for small children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Lincoln Students TO
Have "Hsyseed Hop"

Straw bonnets. Bingham dresses.
and other unique farm regalis win
set the styles at the Lincoln
Lettermen-Letter Lassies dance 10
be held tonight at 3 o'clock In the
boys gymnasium. The theme for
the 'hick" hop In the. ''Hsyseed
Swing"
Presentation OF prize for the
clevcrest simple costume will be
the feature attraction during the
intermission program, Miss Geor-
gia S hwepker. entertainment
chairman. announced
Judges for the selection OF the
prize rural garb are Miss Helen
Clarke and ". H. Sick, club adj
visers: Leslie Hoar. Miss Lois
Phenioie. and Frank O'seel. ply
sicsl education instructors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Aloha Club
Will Meet
Miss Margaret Long 70 Be
Hostess at Afternoon
Session Of Group

Miss Margaret Long will
open her Summit road home
on Prospect hill Monday after
noon to members of Aloha
club. The meeting is set for
$50 o'clock with Mrs. William
McCreery and Mrs. Byron
Scott as assisting hostesses.
An interesting program is being
arranged by those in charge with
Mr.. Charles Ernst, director of the
State Department of Social Sc
curity, as the speaker of the after
noon. His subject will be Mercy
Seasons Justice" Mrs. Harry D.
Cowles, president of the group,
will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Plans Birthday Luncheon

Custer corps, No. z, Will meet
at the armory for 1880 o'clock
birthday dinner Saturday noon.
Guests will include Mrs. Lucia
Hughes, deputy president, Com
mander and Mrs. Wilcox of Custer
post and all members who have
had birthdays in the past three
months.
Committees in charge consist
of Mesdames w. L. Marden, Fred
Abbott, Pearle Williams, T. B.
Mooers, C. B. Ball, Lucille Fogle,
William Hendry, Perry and Wood
ward. The club meeting will be
held at 1:30 o'clock. All officers
are requested to be present and
wear white. Mrs. Carolyn Bryan
will preside.
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PIT. A. And Preschool
Activities OF he Week

musical selections by Rnoda Lean.
Hostesses for the evening arc Mes
danes Carter Lee, Edwin Jacob
sen, w. F. Miles, and Charles Daw-
son.
sherman preschool will meet at
8 p. m. in the home OF Mrs. A. l..
Hatch, 35o7 No. Stevens ST. DIR.
A. c. Stewart viii speak on ply
siology OF Raising Children Host
esses for the social hour will be
Mesdamcs W. Mcleod. Leroy
Wallace and George Osborne.
Edison preschooI will meet at 4
p. m. at the Saint Johns parish
house. So 5sth and Puget Sound.
Or. j. NJ. Havlina. will speak on
Health and the Presehool Child. =
There will be social hour.
Washington prcschool will meet
at 8 p. m. in the kindergarten
room. Mr.. l.. o. Tucker OF Medo-
sweet Diaries will speak on MIX
and the Consumer" Mrs. Wesley
Clark and Miss Ann York will be
hostesses for the social hour.
lFSDhn
Fircrest preschool will meet at
8 D. IN. AT the home OF Mrs. Elaine
Austermuhl. POS Berkeley ave. DR..
Clifford +. Spike viii speak on
the Relationship Of Baby Teeth TO
Permanent Teeth" A social hour
will follow.
Bryant presehool will meet at s
D. m. in the home Of Mrs Arthur
NJ. Swingler. 646 So. Steele. Mrs.
Burton Brown viii lead the panel
discussion. Pupils Of Ruth Rad
ford will give readings. Ann Cox
will assist the hostess.
Mary Lyon prcschooI will meet
At s p. m. In the home Of Mrs.
Robert Freisheim. 373i Tacoma
ave. Mr.. Otto Msrth VIII lead a
study discussion on Child Wei
fare" Assisting hosteases will be
Mesdames James Washburn. Gil
bert Cormier and John Peterson.
Franklin preschool meets al the
home Of Mr. and Mrs r. Hughes.
1886 So 18th st Prof. Robert ID.
Sinclair. Pm. D.. Of the College OF
Puget Sound faculty will speak on
Mental Health" Mrs r.. ~.
Widener will give a reading. As
sisting hostesses will be Mesdsmes
Elmer LeMarr, r. n. Widener. and
%. Brotback. Fathers viii be
guests.
Grant prescbooI win meet at 8
p. m. at the home % Mrs. T. Nj.
Baker. 1901 No. TIN 81. Mrs.
Charles A Robbins Of the College
Of Puget Sound faculty viii discuss
How 70 Enjoy Your Children. -
Mrs. Helen Congdon will play a
group of her original compositions.
Assisting hostesses for the evening
will be Mesdsmes o. w. Drahoid
and l.. l.. Weimer.
THURSDAY
jefferson prescheoi viii meet al
y m. in the Jefferson Park field
house. The theme ~ the month
Is Living with and Understand
ing Our Children't Problems Ars
Burton Brown will have a. her
topic The Story u Life" A nu-
sieal program will be given BY
Phyllis sheehsn. Betty Tailmsn.
Eliza beth Tenner and Donald
Jones. Mrs c ~. Casper VIII se-
company. Hostessez for the social
hour viii be Aesdamss Thor Toll
lefson. Kurt Ksrmin and T..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a navy pin-striped
suit with a short bolcro jacket and
white pique trim. She wore a
blue hat and blue snakeskin Access
SORES. Her flowers were white or
chids and she carried white
prayer book.
The matron of honor wore a
dress of blue lace. styled with long
sleeves and high neckline. With
it she wore a small navy hat with
dubonnet trim. Her flowers were
white gardenias. A navy blue
dress of sheer wool with white
trim was worn by the bridesmaid,
who also wore a corsage of white
gardenias. A small blue hat COM
pleted her costume.
Following the wedding ceremony
a reception was held. the brides
parents receiving with members
of the wedding party. For her
daughters wedding and the recep-
ton. Mrs. Hansen wore a navy and
white afternoon dress and cor
sage of gardenias.
White snapdragons, roses, tulips
and Gala lilies were used about
the rooms and centering the COLA
ton table was an arrangement of
white roses. Assisting with the
serving were Mrs. II. P. Hansen,
aunt of the bride; Mrs. J. A. Ewes,
Mrs. Donald Pierce, Miss Florence
Bennett. Miss Babbie Ewes and
Miss Eldoris Miller.
Leaving later on her wedding
trip, Mrs. Buckley added a tightly
fitted REFER topcoat of pin-striped
navy to her suit. With 1t she wore
silver fox furs. Upon their return,
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley will be at
home at the Leland apartments.
The bride attended Annie Wright
seminary, Stadium high school and
the University of Washington, and
is member of the Spinster club.
The bridegroom is a graduate Of
the u. of w.
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Mrs. Weller WIN preseni the'
guest speaker. Estna q. Henson.
associate predecessor ~ design ~
the University ~ wsshingsas.
wno win speak an Fashion "
rr4nxo." Mrs Calvin stewart,
president n tho wemans cmhs will
give = shaft address On the ''tsc,den
Jubilee II federated Clubs"
The musical program wsil N.
ciude = group ~ sanes ~ she
Lincoln high school Girls HeStst
and piano salsx played ny Miss
Jeanne t.ahcy. Songs rhe<sn by
the sexiet are ''Hiris 81 Evrntisie"
by Clarence tncss. Peter Piper"
and The brownies ny asehnsns
Miss i.Shsy VIII play Cradle
Song by faimxren and Trees
by Rashach. The sextet h conn
posed 81 Misses Dorothy wicksns.
phyiils Watts. Phyllis Duncan.
Marguerite Johnson, Shirley Hen
ficksen and Eanios wailrrss
Al the speakers table win he
Miss Benson. Mrs Weller. Mrs.
stewart !. Mrs rfiberK. Mrs. Main,
Mira. Wood and Mesiames ". A.
Rasmussen. Lawrence Aus. Walter
Broom. A, 7, pochersy. Charles
v. skewss. Louis hisener. pslbsst
ncifos. Elmer q. Hagen. Mrs.rranh
srhatier and Oscar Huseby.
Reservations already received
Include Mesasmes ". w. Nekdahi
Walter cllffnrd. Alvin Aliafd. Al
bert w. oppsrtnsn. Frank ras
Clifford Wood. Ray neoth. Loui'
Mlsener, blanche Edwards. A
Gruettrr. Jessis Rann. James No
Gaviek. George fitrchy. polpi
Faikenhagsn. ". Trevor Met.~in
Walter Broom. v. l.. Kirk, Charlie
e. Skewis. Harold asthcr. rre'
rrlberg. A, T, Dockcray, /. q
Reisinger. Elmer q. Hagen, ]
Charles Dennis, Lawrence Aus
pclbert Belfoy. Harold Craven
Oscar Husehy, II, A, Rasmussen
Herman kfAvick, w. J. Mcleod
g. ". skewis, NJ. L. Bonner. William
w. Bottchrr, p. n. CUP. j,
Diven. H. l.. Hollis. Verne John
son. n. 70. Llrweilyn. Guy =
I.lrwellyn. Oliver Main. Juh
pauliek. Carl Hund. Y. n. WsilsI
Misses Heien ssbol. Msrgars
Schwartz, Blanche hshins, ksth
ryn NewbeEin. Wanda rredsrict
Eunics Nina Aiger. Bstty n
J wards and sally sirsie. Mesdams
Donald slesmund. Neil Derby. Hu
bert Warren, Roy Ritner, n.
Hrson. n. n. Raynor aud Verne
Aiger.
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Congratulated on Birth Of
Child on ST. Pafrick's Day

Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Moore,
1902 So. Durango, announce the
birth Of their first child. son,
George William, on st. Patrick's
morning in st. Joseph's hospital.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. Vogt and Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Moore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
TIL KsDAy
Dance for Church Group

Members and friends Of the spir-
itual CHRISTIAN church will meet IN
the church, 727 Fawcett ave, al
s 30 for a 81. Patricks party OF
dancing and cards, with lunch Al
10 O'Clock. Dancing from $50
to IL p. m.
Daughters of America Past
Counseiors' club VIII hold card
party Friday evening ~ O'Clock.
Mrs. w n. Joslin Ia president OF
the group.
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MONDAY

Whitman preschool will meet at
8 p. m. in the kindergarten room
of the school. DR.. Cyril V. Lund-
wick will speak on Eyes, Ears,
Nose, and Throat" There will be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Plan Affair
At Broadmoor
cireIs o. Msses chuvsk ~
Spencer AHsis ~
Wednesday

Membership II Mrs. W.
HAmilton's circle Of Mason
Methodist church aFs inviting
their friends to > luncheon at
the BroAdmoor. "Wednesday
at 1915 o'clock. Hosteneem
assisting for tho luncheon
with Mrs. Hamilton viii "
Mrs. X. r. I.anston. Mrs. L. G.
smnllridse, Mrs. Carl Peter
son and Mrx. w. II. Marshall.
Mrs. w. r. Nct:ovevn h "
charge Of decorations.
An interesting program A.
ranged ny Mrs. J. \. wlljee. -
announced rrum the ruth Hn>ls
fard school viii ~ heard bttlo
Ruth Mary Nash in FsstsAltnuos
and Mis- posorsa Wasehusn ~ :
group ~ readings.
Miss SALTY pisads wiIl sing .
group u saWes. accompanies -
Tho piano ny Mia vsvtan nteolweN.
Entertaining fcr are ~ INV
members. Just recently maFr>e<s
Mrs. hoy tl1ennie. the tseaGuo -
The GoIasn Word Viii antertata -
: miscellaneous npsn~sf rvt1oy ~
ming II the honps ~ thar e0sG0s
cliinr. Mrs.. r. Paul Tndd
| Miss Margaret Martin Ii pseol~
dent IL the cisss.
/ .
Plans f,olldsy Parry
The Social club ~ vlsifnlten
church win present ~ anQeol ~.
ratrtUk's Day party n VeeessnGf
haii. Gath and 1oush rs1nsna way.
81 $40 o'cjoek Friday even1N0.
! nridHe. whist. go and psnoehlo
Will BE- pIsyed end fnvpFn mn u
Awsrded In cash Atvtn1pn. = jo1o
supper win foiiow tn serial h6u4
An orchestra VIII play during N
evening.
| In charge NJ the affair are ~ :
A. c. Conner and Mrs. nej
George and members ~ the ~
g and p diusloe,s. An invita-
10 attend u attended 70 ~ -
eraI public.
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Looking for . bargain In . ussd
carr Turn now Ia the Want Ad
page.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-17

Home runs. Collins, Los An
geles, IL; Moore, Los Angeles, Puc-
einelli, Hollywood. 4; Hunt. Seat
tie, Hawkins. Coleman, Portland.
Herman. Hollywood. I.
Three base hits-Arehie, Scat
tie, g; Lawrence, Seattle, PUGET
nelli. Hollywood, storey. San
Francisco, 5.
Two-base hits-Herman. Holly
wood, 81; DiMsggio. san Fran
cisco, Is; Strange. seattle. Ii;
Nergex, Oakland. Garibaldi, Sacra-
mento, Is.
Sacrifice hits-Englisb, Los An
geles, IS; Boss, San Francisco, 10:
Berkowitz. San Diego. 8; !. Col
lins, Los Angeles, 4; Archie. Sc
attic, Rosenberg, Portland, VIII
lisms, San Diego. !.
stolen gio. san
Francisco, IL; Luby. Oakland. 10;
white, Seattle, Garibaidi, Sacrs-
mento, 2.
Double pIays-OakIand, 81; San
Diego. Al: Hollywood. az: san
Francisco, 50; Sacramento, 81;
Los Angeles, IS; Portland, 50, and
Seattle, Fl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-17
Renton Opens
Bowling Park

The Renton Lawn Bowling club
opened its new courts IL Liberty
park 10 the Northwest association
over the weekend. Bowers report
the courts Of exceptionally high
class One Tacoma team beat Rem
ton. 80 10 s. with John Wood, J d
Dickson. Lesyenworth Kershzw
and ". l. Mccormick IN the lineup
Lew Thomas. Roy Thompson.
Curly Wilkinson and Kenney. an
other Tacoma team. won from the
Rentonitez. ~ 20 :. The third
Tacoma team, hsthison. ". RED
I'd Graham and Lyd1sn. lost 70
RentOn, - 10 IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-17

As the seventh week Of play got
under way today. Dom was dis
playing fancy batting average of
1856, third in the standing re-
leased by Ststisticisn William Nc
Gee of San Francisco.
The be-spectacled 22-year-
old outfielder also was cred
tied with IL stolen bases and
sc safe hits. both of which
topped the first five
This week the series are split.
The first three games, starting
today, find Los Angeles at San
Francisco. Sacramento at San
Diego. Oakland at Hollywood and
Seattle at Portland. Friday the
teams switch grounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-17
Golfers Have
Until May so

Golfers have until May 10 10
quality for tho Tacoma city
tournament. which wiil cpen June
with 10 holes ~ medal play st
the Tacoma Country and Golf club
and end Iune ~ with the ss.hole
final ut Meadow Park.
According Ia ~ n. venshe.
president Of the Tacoma Golf IS.
ISOLATION. the touFnsmsn, will he
governed by u. \. Golf association
rules. together with local course
rules.
Each player IL required Ia
qualify at his home course. the
qualifying round 10 consist ~ 10
holes ~ medal play.
There will IN four divisions
of competition. Trophies will
he presented 10 thr cit, cham
pion, runscr.up. and tho win.
p~r of each division. Mer-
chaadise will he given ~
prisrs for other winner~.
The seven golfers making the
best scores Al each course will he
qualified to enter the champion.
ship tournament
There VIII be . 81 entry fee.
10 cents Of which will he retained
by tho home club for prizes fof
the qualifying round.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-17
SOFTBALL

Active Club was rtidely bumped
out ~ its first place tie with Ia
coma French Bakery in the Cits
~ race Monday night by Jensen
Fuel. IL to O. A new pitcher. NlfE
Fsweett, upset the cluhmen, ana
moved his team lnta a tie with
them for second place.
city Class "a" will hold ~.
f,rst Of two games ihi. wt~k
tonight At sii5 o'eieeL on the
Mckinte, No. 2 diamond. The
npdef~aied T~smsisrs risk
their record against the cellar
ammaraus BROTHERS club.
a victory for the Bottlefs would
put the fouf-tesm loop In tigh,
race with only one game sepafst.
ing first and fourth place teams
Transfers need = victory u
keep ahead Of the Friday night
winner Of the AT Hsideiberg John.
son Paint game
rosiaffee sguessed through
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