davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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s. s. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.

heC0IoS TO DAtc.
High team game-Georsia Tavern. 632:
Mascetti'S Shoe Repair. 617; Morninssine
Laundry, GIL.
High team sets-Wise Bros. Radio. .693:
Mascettfs Shoe Repair. 1851: Southern
Oxygen, l 677.
High averaEes-Drott Post once Reds),
111-41; White (Sandfords). 109-54; Toz-
zolo (Mascettis). 1O9-31: Allen tGeorgia
Tayern). 1887: Ingram (Southern oxygen).
107-7S.
High spares-Drott Post once Reds)
243; Tozzolo (Mascetti's. 212; Malitz
tMascetti's), 2O4.
High strikes-Roberts (sout thern
Oxygen); 40: Miller (southsrn oxysen)'
High individual sets-Sager fTastee
Diners. Alb; Drott post Ohsce Reds).
High individual ganes-Dickinson (God-
frey's). 17O: Roberts (Southern Oxygen).
1855; Allen (oeorgia Tavern), 162.
Evening star., 1939-04-11

With Franks Tavern home with
the bacon, battle for second place
among Kidwell's Senators, Standard
Brand and Camden Tavern prom
ises to bring the Northeast Temple
Minor League to stirring finish to-
morrow night.
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Fire Department

won tie on total pins.
High average - Sweeney (Fourth),
112-43.
High individual set-Smith fFifth), 4Os.
High individual same-Ross (Second,
1856.
High team set-Fifth, I,647.
High team game-Fifth, 613.\
Individual AyeraEeS
Evening star., 1939-04-11
Tourney at Bethesda.

Tourney at Bethesda.
Henry Hiser will stage his fifth
annual husband and wife tourna-
ment at Bethesda next Saturday
and Sunday. Three games will be
rolled with contestants having the
choice of either bowling in the
afternoon or evening. Handicaps
will be based on one-half the diff
ference between the couples COM
bined averages and 220 scratch.
Men without averages will take 100
and women 80.
The winners will receive a silver
trophy and cash prizes will be
awarded to the five highest couples.
Entrance fee will be S., including
cost of games.
Leading by two games, Ell Gees
and seCond-place Columbians will
battle for the Washington Ladies
League pennant next Monday night
at the New Recreation. Edmonds
and Shamrocks, deadlocked for
third place, also clash on the final
night of the campaign.
The Ell Gees missed a chance to
clinch first place last night when
the H. o. L. c. Cubs trimmed the
pacesetters by a 81 decision, de-
spite Lorraine Gulli's top set of 342.
The Columbians. to gain a crack at
the title, nicked the Pin Points
twice.
Evening star., 1939-04-11

The King girls, Ruth and Betty,
sparkled in the Takoma Ladies
Evening star., 1939-04-11

Ionics swept the Dorics to gain
3-game lead in the Procurement
League pennant chase. Lou How
der of the Colonials with 10 and
heavy fraction looms as the loops
individual champion.
Evening star., 1939-04-11

Smiths Tavern clinched the
Mount Rainier League bunting with
2-1 win from Jimmies Tavern
as Jim Madden led the victory
with 1896.
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Dawn Patrol
Nv COLONEL CARY

Couple nice work-specials going
today. MEXICAN GIRL goes in
the first, fresh off a nice three
eighths in 81, handily should
take 1t. EDGAR BOY is out for
his second straight. Five-eighths
in 1904 315. breezing, says he can
do it. SHASTA kUP worked five
eighths in 1908. breezing has
a good chance in the eighth today.
Tab FAST MOVE off a good
half in AS 3k5, handily. C. E.
Deahls s-year-old looks fit and
ready. SHALOT turned in a nice
half in 40 rs. breezing. The Z
year-old st. James gelding looks
sharp worth a play any time
he goes. Prediction, c. S.
oward's A. year old gelding,
seems to be holding his edge.
worked three-eighths in :3e,
breezing. and well snugged.
MARVEL PLAY went a mile IN
las as, breezing looks sharp
off that first win. MASTIFF,
winner in the slop. will hold his
own when they decide to shoot
Went three-quarters in 1:17 IS,
breezing. TRAIN SIGNAL one of
the better home-breds, breezed
three-eighths in 81 ? still
fit.
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PAIL OF SMOKE
CLOAKS OREGON

Smoke Saturday blanketed the
state Of Oregon, hiding beneath
Its cinder-filled pillows $4,000
burned-over acres and at least four
major fires.
The worst fire in several years
blazed out of control in northeast
ern Oregon. where the Wolf creek
and Saddle mountain fires were
believed to have joined, forming a
IL, 000-acre sea OF flames. The
heavy smoke and constantly fall
ing cinders prevented an accurate
survey Of the boundaries and
hundreds of firefighters battled a
foe of almost unknown dimensions.
Late Friday night state police.
acting on orders from the highway
commission, closed the Wolf creek
cutoff to automobile travel as
snags and burning embers were
blown across the road by a brisk,
hot wind.
In Oregon's Douglas county
firefighters spread over three
mile front sought to halt 1900
acre blaze blamed on arsonists.
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Riggs vanquishes
Net Foe in Finale

SOUTHAMPTON. N. Y.-Bobby
Riggs of Chicago, Americas top
amateur player, won the singles
championship of the Meadow club
invitation tennis tournament today
when he defeated Sidney B. Wood
OF New York, 1913, Ga, Ga.
1t was the third straight time
Riggs had won the title-he also
beat Wood in the finals last year
and he took permanent possess
sion of the trophy, which is worth
around $1,000.
Riggs, who beat Bob Klamath
in five sets yesterday, stepped up
his attack today.
Among the spectators were Wal
ter Pate, captain of the American
Davis cup team, and Holcombe
Ward. president of the United
States Lawn Tennis association.
Riggs started fast and didn't
suffer a letdown until the third
set when he had the match in the
bag.
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SLAVIC GROUPS
TO MEET HERE
State Federation Will
Convene at Olym-
pus Monday

The American Slavic Federation
Of Warrington win meet Monday
evening at . O'Clock at the olym-
pus hotel. in Tacoma. Besides
Officers and executive board MEM
hers Of the federation. there win
be representative groups from the
following affiliated clubs:
Slavic American club. Tacoma
ukranian club. Seattle: United
Slavic American Progressive club,
Seattle: Slavic Farmers and Citi-
sens club Of King county: Slavic
American club, Renton; Jugoslsv-
American Citizens club Of Pierce
county; National Slovak society.
assembly No. z72, wilkeson: Croa-
tian Frafernal union. branch No.
1ee. wiIkeson: Polish Home ASSOC
citation. seattle; Polish National
alliance. group No. $50. Seattle;
American slovak Citizens club Of
Pierce county. and Tacoma Ac-
lives, c. r. U. branch No. se7,
Taccma-
The secretary, Mia Mary Mladi-
nov, also invited officers and menu
hers Of the Jugoslav American
Progressive club Of Tacoma to
attend.
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Amark, Coulthard In Tennis Final

Northwest champion, and Tom
Coulthsrd, Berkeley.
Amark defeated fellow-San
franciscan. Tom Brown, rs, 6-4
6-3, in a semi-final match yester-
day. Coulthard won his semi-final
match after playing five sets and
overcoming an early lead to down
Bill Hogs. University of California
student from Honolulu, rs, So,
SIS. rs, rs.
The women's singles champion
ship match will be between Mae
Hope Doeg, Santa Monica, and
Jean Milne, Vancouver. B. c. Miss
Doeg defeated Cecile Miner, Long
Beach. Cal. 81. 6-3. in a semi
final match. Miss Milne downed
fellow townswoman, Eleanor
Young, 90, ga.
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Don Kruzner defeated Bill Nelson,
6-l. 60: Lorny Bacalich defeated
Bob Simpson. go. 6-3: Bert Lilly de-
feated Ross Butler. 60. 81: Francis
Chapman defeated Charles Flann.
6-3. Ga. George Chessum defeated
Kenny johnson. SO. 60: Jerry Kent
defeated Darrell Thomas. Oil. Us:
Lyle Morton defeated Art Thurston.
SIS, 6-2: Richard Meyer defeated Fred
Brokhoff, 81. 6-i; Doc Kohl defeated
Roland Schrupp Ga. ga: Jack Ju-
Priest defeated Chuck Ballou, SO.
6-6. Joe Kent defeated Don Kruzner'
81, 81; Bert Lilly defeated Lawrence
MoCammant, 81, Ga; Francis Chap
man defeated Lawrence Kelly, default.
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ST. LOUIS-Ray Blades points
out that the Cardinals lack punch
on the left side of the infield now
that Jimmy Brown has moved to
second base with Stu Martin hurt.
The st. Louis pitching hasn't
been too hot either.
Southpaw Bob Welland hasn't
came through.
Curtis Davis hasn't been going
well.
A knot in Lon Warneke's arm
kept him out 10 days.
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Poggie Club Derby
To End Tomorrow

Reservations will be accepted for
the finals Of the Poggie club sal
mon derby Sunday. Point Def
ance boathouse will be open al
night TO accommodate the fisher
men.
All entrants are TO be at the
picnic grounds at the northwest
end of the sea wall between :
and 5 q. m. for registration and
checking. Fishing will end at II
noon and prizes viii be awarded
at p. m. The Poggie club urges
all patrol boats 10 be checked in
at 5 a. m
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BOYS X Ann rSDrR

BOYS. Is AND UNDER
Raw Payne defeated Dick Burrows.
6-l. ga: Wally Cayanaugh defeated
Lewis Wines, 81. 6-9; Walt Olson de-
feated Ray Hammerschmith, 1913.
90: Harold Mosich defeated Len
Morgan. So. 60: Ralph Baker de-
feated Kenny Burrows, SO. ga. Ray
Jensen defeated Sid Bleckman. 6-s,
3-e. ga; Glenn Murray defeated Bill
Cox 81. 6-4.
woMEN'S SINGLES
Jean Sanders defeated Mimi Howell.
81. so; Sabine Phelps defeated Doris
Steele. As. Ga. 6-i. Dots Clifford
defeated Ardys Pratt. So. e-3. Mary
Bro defeated Virginia Phelps, Us,
Us: Mary Gordon defeated Niles
Davis. SIS. Sc
JUNIOR GIRLS SINGLES
Pat Greenup defeated Dots Cliff
ford. SO. 81. Jean Sanders defeated
Mary Alice Cox. 6-4. 81: V. Joseph
defeated Nancy Lonsstreth. Ga. so;
Ardys Pratt defeated p. McCarty. ga.
So Sabine Phelps defeated Marian
Ingram ST, so, SO
JUNIOR BOYS SINGLES
FLOYD Swanson defeated Walt Oh
son. AS. So. So; Mason Jones de-
i issssa s s se1ssiea j.. oiea Msh
6-s. ST. SIS: John Brudie defeated
Don Carstens. Sc. 2-6. Ga: Don
Erwin defeated Earl Jorgenson i-e,
SIS. ga: r. Schrupp defeated NJ.
Robbins. 6-S. rs; Ray Ryan defeated
Ross Butler 6-3. ga
MEMS SINGLES
d. Thomas defeated Carl johnson.
4-e. 81. So: Tony McHugh defeated
Dick Dexter. 6-3. SO: Art Thurston
defeated Don Hepp. Ga. So; Dick
Meyer defeated Nick AnAnias, SO.
so: Paul Erehbiel defeated Don
Erwin. 81. 81: BUD Barrett de-
feated Ralph Irwin. so. SO. Roland
Schrupp defeated Dick Naksne. as,
e-i sd: Bob Davis defeated Ray
Robbins. so. As, 81: Chuck Bsllou
defeated Harold Huston. Us. Ga.
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Long0cres!
RA6 RESULTS


First race. 1900. claiming; three
year-olds and up: Washington oree'
Mad spasm uiaD -. $40 s2o ato
New Trial d0a) 80. GU so
Glad Fraud ll03 -. z9o
JOCKEYS IN order: Merritt, Dye and
Bovine: time. ia. Jay L. Piraetta.
SILK Train, Teasing. WsshingtoniAn
also ran.
second race. $500. claiming: three
year-olds and up: six furlongs;
Steel Worker loe) 4.so 200 so
Whtn Hand 1oaa $40
jockeys in order: PAGAN. Bovine
and Dye; time. ia as. Copa de
orc. Heartless Girl. NJ. J. Brennan,
Mignon, Squesker. Dungeness, MISS
Swasey. Ayman. Gibbons Lad also
ran.
Third race. 1900. cleaning; three
yesr-olds and UP: six furlonss
Liquidation 1io) $3.50 81 70 10 90
only George QIil 2so
Jockeys IN order: Dodson. Grohs
and Pagan; time, ! IL SIS. Dad But
Ter. Sleepy Irish, High Trust, Louis
Morgan, Gold knight. Marehltne,
Little Lad. Lee Walker. Sky Shoot
also ran.
Fourth race. $500 claiming: three
year-olds and up. ! Lis miles:
Rosweep doD .....i2io 40 $50
Seed Gid ....,... $40 $50
Alta Dawn G0s) -. $50
Jockeys in order: Dodson. Pagan
Sun Rec. Magic Baby. English Girl
and Julia Bludgeon also ran.
Fifth race. $500. claiming: four
year-olds and up. l LIS miles:
Marco ,losl ;...... $50 SO 2.6o
Oh Dolly G05) 49,. 4.3o 500
Broad Royal 49,. $50
Jockeys in order: Bovine. Collins
and Pagan: time, Las AS. Barrette,
Lanouo, Package and Terminate also
ran.
sixth race. $500. claiming: four
year-olds and up; lis miles:
B Bssskn9ss 1872 49, 400 2 ESQ 2 2so
Lee Hastings Q14).. $40
Jockeys in order: Grohs Dodson
and DYE: time. IA AS. Malta. Fra
Diavolo and Train Signal also ran.
seventh race. $500. allowances;
three-year-olds and up: one mile:
Strinsalonss dos) .. $40 ESQ $50 2o 90
Rochester Boy Cio0. 3so
Jockeys in order: Grohs. Bovine
and Dodson. Falliation. Hainorb.
Redneck, Uncle Less. Easter Doll.
Fsnaway, Pescadero also ran.
Eighth race, $500. claiming; three
vear-olds and up: one mile:
Wise Babv 1o7) -. 600 40 42o
Burning Feet G13).. $50 40
King Barton G03) E. $40
Jockeys in order: Pagan. Dye and
Scott: time. l.3o.5. Omen Range.
Charles Adee. Matosha, Direct, Beau
Remount also ran.
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Weather Data

Forecast for Neutrality-suspicious.
orally fair tonight and Sunday,
but fogs on the coast; slightly
cooler in the east portion tonight;
moderate northerly wind off coast;
gentle variable winds over Sound
and Straits.
At Tacoma, s a. m, wind south
west ID m. p. h. Barometer 30.0S,
rising slowly.
Precipitation last "a hours none;
since Aug. l, none: since Jan. /.
1854 inches, a deficiency of 4.43
inches.
Weather outlook for next week,
generally fair.
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Meeting Monday. Horace Mann
No. Is, at Bethel Lutheran
church. So. 5lth and sts.. Will
honor members and guests who
have birthdays In July or August,
especially q club member, Mrs.
Alice Rose. who In past 90 years
old. Bring birthday card or ex-
precision Of good wishes. Program
ana refreshments. Everybody
welcome.
nnumclaw No. / win meet at
home Of Mrs.. Edgar cuyie.
Mckinley Avenue club No.
meets at Royal Ncighbors hall.
East G and Division lane. Musical
entertainment and refreshments.
spanawsy No. i meets at school
house, Spanaway.
Meeting Tuesday: Nanitou club
No. ~. ut Nanitou hall.
Mckinley Hill club No. . meets
with Nrs. Bertha cippie. b22S
Mckinley ave. Mr.. Leo. speaker.
Movie pictures of the San Fran
cisco fair. Entertainments. Every
body welcome.
Oakland No. 1 meets at g. A.
r. hall.
Park Avenue No. is meets at
Grace church at 1902 80. Park
ave.
Puyallup No. 1 meets at Spirit
uaiist church.
Twenty-Third Street No. 2s
meets At 254l So. Sheridan 1T.
Meeting "wednesday: Hawthorne
No. 20, at sos East S0th st. at
clubhouse. Open air supper at 9
,. m. Mr.. Leo. speaker for the
evening. Townsend chorus will
ntng, ana other entertainment.
Charter members requested to be
present a II II fourth anniversary
of the club organization Every
body welcome.
Summit club No. n win meet
ct Central Avenue school.
oockeye club No. 3 viii meet
ct Slovenian hall. Old Tacoma.
Summer club No. ! will meet
ct /. o. o. r. hall.
Victory club win meet at TOSS
30. Pine Ut.
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hoped on Cammarano Brothers
for six runs in the first inning to
coast in with an IL to victory
in the opener. an exhibition game.
The johnson club is now going
to enter the Everett District tour
ney starting Thursday night as
one of the three Pierce County
sub-district entries. There are still
two open berths and any team in
the county, affiliated with the
association, can fill the same by
getting in touch with George
Pease at Main 1918.
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tor. Services IL a. m Sunday
school 9:45 a. m.
MISCELLANEOUS
Allen Chapel, A M. E.-1411 So.
Yakima ave. Rev. Browning c.
Allen. pastor Services IL a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school GAS
q. m.
Bethel PentecostaI-So. 18th and
L SITS. Rev. Carl Hedeen. pastor.
Services IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school e:45 a. m.
Church of God-2524 So. 14th ST.
Services IL a. m. Sunday school
10 a. m.
Calvary Tabcrnacle-14th and M
SITS. Rev. George f. Bostrom, pas
tor. Services IL a. m. and 7:3O
p. m. Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Church of God In Christ - 2911
So. X st. Rev. Hy Rogers, pastor.
Services IL a. m. and p. m. Sum
day school GAS a. m.
Church Of the Healing Christ
Division at No. J SITS. Rev. Henry
Victor Morgan, pastor. Services
IL a. m.
Church BY The Side OF The Road
18th and So. NJ SITS. Rev. Frank
N. McAllister. pastor. Services IL
a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday
school e:45 a. m.
Church of Christ-So. seth and L
SITS. Services 1880 q. m. and 1880
.. m. Sunday school s:45 a. m.
Eternal Truth Spiritnaiist Church
Of America - 18th and Fawcett
ave. Rev. Martin X. Page. pastor.
Services $3.50 p. M, $50 p. m. 7:so
p. m. and p. m.
First Eternal Life Spiritualisf-
2404 So. st. Rev. Nellie Werden,
pastor.
First Evangelical church - So.
18th and X SITS. Rev. Philip
Thomas. pastor. Services IL a. m.
and p. m. Sunday school 10
a. m.
Foursguare-230 So. Sheridan.
Rev. Harry e. Forsberg. pastor.
Services 10:45 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday school $50 a. m.
Hope Chapel-So. 45th and Bell.
Rev. Carlisle A. Schafer. pastor.
Services $50 a. m.
Jovita Community church-tnear
Auburn) Rev. Ray Hutchinson,
pastor. Services IL a. m. Sunday
school GAS a. m.
Little Church on the Prairie -
Lakewood Community. Rev. Hugh
M. Miller. pastor. Services 10 a.
m. and p. m. Sunday school
10 a. m.
New Apostolic Faith-131S So.
] st. Rev. Mrs. Frieds L. Martin.
pastor. Services IL a. m. and S
.. m. Sunday school Gas a. m.
National Federation of Spiritual
Science church - sic So. 9th st.
4
Rev. Joseph Jorgensen. Services
Tuesday, 8 p. m.
Pentecostal Full Gospel Light
House Mckinley ave. Rev.
A. Kubes. pastor. Services IL a.
m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday school
9:45 a. m.
Pentecostal TabernAcle-So. 18th
and C SITS. Rev. Harry J. Steil.
pastor. Services IL a. m. and 7.So
p. m. Sunday school e;45 a. m.
Rising sun Spirituaiist church
sos Fawcett ave.
State Spiritualist Association
Surprise lake. Rev. Mary Towers.
pastor. Services $50 a. m, IL a.
m. and 7:3o p. m
Unity Temple - Division and ]
st. Adeline Brookhsrdt. speaker.
Services IL a. m. and s p. m. Sun
day school e:4S Q. m.
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PAINTERS CAPTURE TITLE

johnson Paint scored a 81 VIC
tory over Tacoma French Bakery
before more thai 90U fans at Sum-
ner high school field Friday night
to return the Pierce County Soft
ball association crown to the City
Class A league. Sumner All-Stars
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ABLE APPRENTICE

NEW YORK &C. Durando ap-
pears to be among the best appren-
tice jockeys. He is under contract
TO Jim Fitzsimmons, trainer for
William Woodward's Belair Stud.
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VICTORIA, B. C.-The cham
pionship mems singles of the
British Columbia tennis tourna-
ment today will he between Ed
Amark, San Francisco, Pacific
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Railroads.&c. 45th and Il SITS.
Rev. Marion NJ. Flint. pastor. serv-
ices IL a. m, 1880 p. m.
CentraI-So. 18th and ] SITS. Rev.
A. B. Nelson, pastor. Services IL
q. m.
First-eth and Market SITS. Rev.
Walter o. Macoskey, pastor. Serv-
ices IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sun
day school 9:45 a. m.
First German Baptist church
goth and J SITS. Rev. Walter C.
Damrau, pastor. Services IL a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school
9:45 a. m.
Grace-No. 35th and Mullen SITS.
Rev. Fred M. Judson, pastor. Serv-
ices IL a. m. and 8 p. m.
sixth Avenue-6th ave. and Fife
SITS. Rev. VIM. T. Turner, pastor.
Services IL a. m. and 7.45 p. m.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
South Tacoma - So. 60th and
Warner SITS, Rev. Elmer o. Paul
son, pastor. Services IL a. m. and
7:45 p. m. Sunday school GAS.
Temple End and st. Helens
ave. Rev. r. L. Powell, pastor.
Services 1880 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday school s;45 a. m.
CnHRisrrAN
Firxt-Oth and X SITS. - Carl A.
johnson. pastor. Services IL a. m.
Lincoln Park-39th and So. G
SITS. Rev. L. Z. Taber. pastor.
Services II a. m. Sunday school,
e:45 4. m.
Pine Strect-56th and So. Pine
SITS. Rev. Earl seitz, pastor. Serv-
ices IL a. m. Sunday school, e:4o
q. m.
Roosevelt Heights Roosevelt
ave. and sherman. Rev. Paul Dean
Hill. pastor. servises II a. m.
Sunday school a:45 a. m.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Tabernaclc--So. 18th and M SITS.
George A. Rauduenbush. supt.
Services IL a. m. and 7.45 p. m.
Sunday school. PAS a. m.
cup,sr,AN SCIENCE
First Division ave. and st.
second So. saith and Warner.
Third - Wright ave. and East
I rt.
Fourth e4sis Broadway.
Ffrxt-Lake Steiacoom.
CoNGREGATIoNAL
Division ave. and J SITS
Rev. Holland d. d. Burr, pastor
Services IL a. m. at Emmanuel
Presbyterian church. No. J and eth
COVENANT CHURCH
First--so. 10th and I SITS. Rev,
Carl II. Peterson. pastor. Services
IL a. m. and 7:3o p. m. Sunday
school. PAS 4. m.
EPISCOPAL
Christ-No. 3rd and X SITS. Rev
Sidney T. James. pastor. Services
IL q. m.
Holy Communicates. 1<th and
| I SITS. Rev. r. H. McGinnis. pastor
Services 8 a. m. and IL a. m. Sun
day school. 10 a. m
81. Andrews - SIC No. cakes
Rev. w. B. Turriil. pastor. Services
10 . m.
St. John's-5eth and South Ia
coma way. Rev. Archibald W
sidders. pastor. Services $50 q. m
NDEPENDANr
Independant Bible rch-Divi
sion ave- and c SITS. Rev. Ro,
Talmadge Brumbaugh. pastor
Services IL A. m. and 8 p. m. Sun
day school, PAS g. m.
1 LATrER DAY SAINTS
racema Central Ward = No. !
and Steele SITS Services e:15 a. m
and p. m. Sunday school 1913
q m.
LUTHERAN
Bethany-Mountain highway a
Rocky Ridge. Rev. H. n. Svinth
pastor. Services 8 p. m. Sunda,
school, 1880 a. m.
/ FIrst-6th ave. and SITS. Rev
Carl Z. Rydell. pastor. Service
10 a. m. Sunday school. s:45.
Grnce-So. 54th and L.awrencs
Rev. w. A. Schroeder. pastor. Serv
ices IL a m. Sunday school. j
q. m
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Totals ......... SO 10 81 IL 4
'Batted for Nelson in 9th.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Piney Woods 49,. 400 100 1903
Model Lumber ...... 900 oil 1903
SUMMARY
Stolen bases. Allen, Atterberry 2.
Bittner: sacrifice hit. Cottler: two
base hits, Popeye. Bittner, Wiegman:
three-base hit. Williams; home run,
McDougal; double play, CASHIER to
Allen to Atterberry: left on bases.
Piney Woods 10, Model Lumber 10:
hits. runs off McDougal in 5
innings; hits. runs off Nelson
in 3 innings; l hit. no runs off Rich
mond in / inning; losing pitcher,
McDougal: struck out. by McDougal
z. Nelson 2. Richmond /, Hollings-
worth 10; basase on balls. off Nc
Dougal /. Nelson /, Richmond l,
Hollingsworth l. hit by pitched ball.
Atterberry. Hayes by Nelson; time OF
game. 2 hours; umpires, Stave and
Forsythe