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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08
Commercial Bowlers
Elect 1899 Officers

The Commercial bowling league
held their meeting al the Play.
Nor alleys last night and adopted
30 week schedule opening Thurs
day, Sept IL. at sss5 p IN.
The following teams entered the
league Hammond Electric Laun.
dry. Standard OIL. J. c. Penny and
Model Lumber. rlayNor Alleys
and Superior Service Laundry
The following were elected Off
GERS for IN eSeAson: DR. G. r..
Griffith. president. Floyd r..
Blaney. vice-president and Jack
Williams. secretary-treasurer.
The major league hold their
final meeting tonight and their
season starts Friday, Sept. 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08
Reds Know How To Lose
NEW YoRK-when better ways

| NEW YoRk-When better ways
- lose ball games are figured out.
the Cincinnati Reds will be the
Boys who'll do it.
{ At the rate the Reds are trav-
Fling. they'll come down TO the
psworld series just another Of those
aiired, jittery National league cham
fipions with not much left to hurl
at the mighty Yankees.
y Bob Elliott and Maurice van
I Robays, pair Of outfielders from
the International league, made
seven hits between them, as the
Reds bowed, ST, in IL innings to
The Pittsburgh Pirates.
Elliott's double and Van Ro-
bays double In the ninth gave
the Pirates the run that tied
the score, 6-6. Van Robays
singled home the tying run
again In the 18th after the
Reds had scored In their half,
and then Elliott scored the
] winning tally when Outfielder
Gamble fumbled the ball.
The Reds collected 10 hits off
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Blanton, Klinger. Swift and sewell
but had Is men stranded.
The Cardinals trimmed the Reds
lead to a games when they beat
the Cubs. Az, in 10 innings. Fea-
ture OF the game was Cahby Hart
nett's cracking the major league
catching record by appearing be-
hind the bat in his 1,727th game.
Ray Schalk. who held the previous
mark, presented him with a scroll
signed by $500 fans.
Rapping Carl Hubbell for four
hits in the ninth, the eBes came
from behind TO beat the Giants,
4-3. Hank banning dropped a
throw with the bases loaded, thus
permitting the winning run to
come in.
The Yankees increased their
lead TO 1871 games by beating
the Red sox, 5-2. Monte Pear
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08
ON THE LAM

lContlnued Frcrn Page ~
rveord congFzss. spokAas.
yoase Fpt What = taxes n
|spsfit >.
A YOUNG Tacoma gridmsn y
"a IN route To stanford uniser-
|sits. down California way
And when oeo-re Robinson.
faru,er stsd,umlte. gets into ths
whlfi Of things down At falo Alto,
Ia might come TO pass that North
west schools. particularly the two
institutions. siil re-
Gret that he slipped through their
fingers
The powerful 2i5-pound guard
was one Of the most important
|cogs in the recent great Stadium
clubs Certainly no other indi-
'vidual meant more TO the team
'fhan George did when he WAS AZ
shs natural guard spot in 1887,
Shifted 10 tackle in 1888. he played
good ball, but not the caliber be
showed at guard =.
Robinson should prove the type
OF gridman that will make Mort
Carraher. the Seattle Stanford
scout. get up on his heels and yelp.
III George can't do things for
Stanford, many Of US will be hor-
ribly surprised and shocked. on
the strength Of past perform
anee, the kid Is a great collegiate
prospect
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flessls hzps discarded ne nsme
A Hst@sihsFES
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ca1n slFA WHERE Ne sthrrss n feats
tsa wressi.ae ,rsas ssa ssoosr
sseask piayea thrss years 81
varsity bail ~ washington slate
and tssn sent eat @here Ne
starred Tor iac IaFsoklyn Dodgers
q The Naiionzi Professional league
fer a couple < years.
u l. not definite q. ses Al
What posiilos Coach Mskr
Tneei win play The husky zoo
pouRder but u is probable that
he VIII fill in nj the running
Elisrd spot where his seed
and sbiiiiy can b. uscd 10
spring the brewer, backs Into
the op~H.
Although several line players
have been signed Business Man
aEer Rudy parkhufst announced
this morning that there - stlll =
shortage Of ends and eenters on the
club roster. The team will hold
its flrss workout IN the Lincoln
bowl AZ II n. m. Sunday,
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Arctics Play
Doubleheader

Tho Industrial league leading
Arctic i,ottl.rs viii play . double
header Saturday, starting 81 I
p. m. at Jefferson park against
the cammarano Bros. who were
defeated in the first game Of ths
five-game series. hob kohout and
Dick Smith are slated 10 do the
pitching for the Isottisrs. Manager
Henry Fourier reports.
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son and Oral Hildsbrand COM
blned 10 hold the Red sox TO
three hits. Joe DiMaggio hit
homer No. 81 and "A single in
three official times at bat to
Increase his batting average
10 .i0s.
The White Sox moved up within
two games of the Red sox by
taking a twin bill from the Browns
s-4 and la. Ted Lyons won his
18th game In the opener and Lefty
Lee his 18th in the nightcap.
Hal Trosky banged out four hits,
including his oath homer, TO lead
Cleveland TO victory over the Tig-
ers, 9-s. Hank Greenberg hit two
homers, Nos. 26 and 81.
Ken Chase pitched Washington
to 10-1 victory over the Ath-
letics. The Senators slugged out
16 hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08
BOY, 10, LICENSED w
AS YOUNGEST JOCKEY

CHATTERICk. Yorks, Eng
Jimmy Taylor. 10 years old. missed
a history lesson TO ride his first
race at the Chaiterick Bridge
course as the youngest jockey 10
whom the Jockey club has ever
given a license.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08
Pocotello Nine
Still In Lead

The fsncsssiis tsaFdlAais saaln.
islssd their top position IN the
rlunssF issxus tesszf after splitting
= twin hsii slth the ss.oaJ place
Twin Falls cu~bcfs,
Twin Fails won tia opener liza
The second game wsat ssvsn IN
nInss by ssfssment. the Cards
sklmmlns 10 p-s victory.
Andy iisrrlngion's nalse Pilots
defeated the Lewiston Indiana 50
Ths ssis I.Ake.onden sssns was
postponed because ~ rain.
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MCCARTHY OFFERS
NO DIAGNOSIS FOR
BATTING SLUMPS

CLEVELAND - When Lou
Gehrig suffered his first big
batting slump, he asked Joe
Mccarthy to diagnose his trou-
BILE.
I'm not much Of an author
ity on slumps." the Yankee
manager grinned. Il was In
one for IS years. II kept me
out of the majors"
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08

to quit and run his ball club from
the bench.
Old tomato face set his endur-
ance mark yesterday, lettering by
one game a record set by Peppery
Ray Schalk from 1912 through
1928 with the Chicago White Sox
and in a five game stretch with
the New York Giants In 1929.
In the list of the great catchers
of all time, the roaring Cub man
ager ranks high. He has throw
ing arm second to none. He is
master handler of pitchers, for
years he has been the No. 1 man
on attack, and few old settlers can
recall the last time he dropped a
foul fly ball
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08

NEW YoRk-Lee Grissom has
threatened TO quit the Cincinnati
Reds. pennant or no pennant
The tall southpaw simply gets
tired OF II all.
Criasom and John my Wander
Nicer Of no-hit. no-run fame have
been bitter disappointments TO the
Rhinelanders this trip.
The Californian lost his speed.
Wander Nicer had appendix and
shoulder trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08

NEW rOo9-~tloxsrs ttefus-
by believes that Lou noudfeau.
tfessIsnd's yeuna shnftatop,
win make The big league grads.
He hHsn's . great arm. says
shs famous second baseman and
manager wbo saw tbs fitinols
oollsrian IN the international
league. hut no Ests the ball
away fast. HES improved =
lot In hitting"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08
PREVENTS BLIsTERs

CHAMPAIGN, IlI.-M Mat Bullock,
Illinois trainer, sent football shoes
To candidates a month In advance
so they would have them broken
in by the time the season started.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08
What Teams Will Go To Rose BOvvl}
Bill johnson
High Bowler

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08
GOLF WIDOWS

LONDON Members Of the Brit
ish Ryder cup team will be re-
ouired to leave their wives at home
when they sail for the matches at
Ponte Verda, Fla, in November.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08

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iins Hawkins "a asfffiss . rffzlstiek.
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second aamsD

Ios Angeles ,.,... 600 COL 0-i
Portland ..t 900 $50 -
SUMMARY
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struck out By isikka g. Flores ..
bases on balls. off Flores .. two
base hit suefne. sacrifice hit Mar
shall. funs batted IN Hawkins. JEFF
frles, Frederick 2. Rothfock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08
Guernsey Upsets
yugosIavia Star

FOREST HILLS. u. " A nsw
threat for tho national singles lawn
tennis championship WAS s~en To-
dsy In Frank Guernsey. national
intercollegiate iiticholder from or
Iando. FLA. who opened his bad
with a victory over the highly
tonted Franjo puncec OF Jago'
slasia.
Guernsey. who recently con-
quered top-seeded Bobby Riggs At
Seabright. came from behind "a
eliminate the Jugosiasian ace. who
won from Jack isromwich OF Aus
tralia in the inter.zo Davis Cup
finals awo weeks ago.
Puneec. penaiixed q dorm
times or more for foot-fsnit-
Ing, finally bowed 81, SO.
z-G. s-2s. s-5.
His crit ended Jugoslnvia's hope
for the title because Puncec fol.
lowed his Davis Cup teammaLs.
Franjo KukulJeyic 10 the sidellnes.
The latter, who Also had y 81
set lead. was knocked out by
Ernie Suffer OF New Orleans, for
mer holder OF the intercollegiate
crown. 81. rs. 80, s.3. Ga.
Riggs drew first round bye.
He opens his bid for the title, left
by Don Bulge. ags.asf
the Philippine Davis cupper, Fe.
leclamo Ampon, today.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08
Sper Will Tell
Grid Fans Soon

What IN fsI~H s<ons otxad M tppt eknn1o - r1v
ia - kn<~ Basil tkz2 year,
What win il he Xt3IoWur& - ~ MM.
and down s~ush sklx y~Ars
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08

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rhe Class A woFnuas league. ra-
eomsx best feminine pan circuit,
opens hosfilfies 81 SIS rsu
hours later the Milwaukee league
ene q TAcomss oldest bowling o..
CARNATIONS. starts it. 1889 20
campaign.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-08

They say nan Ant = vnlo
a women. but ! MAYER sasI
ono that didn't purr lIko : ca
when . bunch o. wonnon Got
10 bragein' on his looko.s I
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
DRIVER
HELD As THIEF

Harold Hcrley. 40. a truesdriver
who lives AT yamhill. Ore, was
being held In the city Jail Monday.
awaiting questioning by FIJI
agents In connection with = stolen
automobile found in his possession,
Officer William Cordell said in
vestigatlon showed the car Hcgley
was driving had been stolen from
San Francisco The young man
said he had purchased II from a
man In that city on Feb. 7.
cordell said Heslcy borrowed a
set Of Washington license plates
from a distant relative in Tacoma,
and later borrowed a set Of Oregon
plates while on recent visit TO
Portland.
Detective John Panison an
no,inced he also wishes to question
the youth regarding two no-ae-
count checks he sileaedly passed
here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

The senate Ia certain 10 trim the
budget further and the house Hike.
~ will not sgree. 40 tho Joint com.
mitiee probably will frame the
measure finally n become law.
Old age assistance suffered most
In the house. Public assistance
WAS increased some. This move
led 10 Pierce county member
being threatened with election
from the floor,
When Rep. John n. lPstl Hnr.
10y. Mt Vernon, chairman 81 the
appropriations COMMITTEES. propos.
cd 10 cut social security almost
nine millions. Rep, Edward l.. Pet.
tns. Tacoma. took tho floor IN
beliiRerent mood.
Ne attached Hurley poiiti-
csiIs and personally In violent
wovds. Ne d~fied tho speaker,
Ignored the constantly pound
Ing savel. ~ Tho house became
uproartops. Members yelled
for the scrsrsnt.at~srsss. sonss
shouted. Throw rettus out,''
Now 10 ahead and arrest me, /"
Pettus concluded. and III gladly
90 Co JAM"
- Amendments Offered
Thirty-two amendments were Of
fered TO the budget bill after hep.
w, J. Beirerlein, Auburn merchant.
started the parade with pro-
possl 10 cut the appropriation for
Gov Martins mansion from ia
900 10 $4,000. This was voted
down; 80 wero all but two Of the
other proposed amendments.
Pettns tried IN cut the govern
or's salary from $4,000 annually
10 $4,000
On proposed. but defeated.
amendment 10 increase old age
assistance 81. SOC. 600 Pierce county
members voted a. follows
for the amendment Gerald
Dixon, ~. ~. Jackson. rcttus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
BURGLAR GETS
HIDDEN MONEY

Several thefts and burglaries,
reported during the week end were
being Investigated by police Mon
day.
c. J. Jackson, 3541 So. K st,
reported someone stole $50 in cash
which had been hidden in bureau
drawer at his home.
Mrs. p. +. Roberts, 5201 So.
Hosmer St. said a burglar broke
into her home and stole 40 cents
from a child's bank. leaving IA
cents in the container Before
leaving. he helped himself to some
food in the kitchen.
Theft of two large Indian
baskets from an unoceupied home
at 1922 No. Cakes was reported
by Mrs. NJ. A. Menzies, 9l0 So.
seth st.
Gus Carbone, 1915 So. Aims
worth, reported thieves who stole
his car Sunday and later aban-
doned it, also took a raincoat and a
number of tools from the auto. 1t
had been driven 100 miles when
police recovered 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

House fisherlsa rans mltses II had.
~ split over tina trap hill. passed
by the ssnsts last week. 10 return
traps 10 thu ~. Rob~rss area In
northern Puget sound waters. me
committee has II members.
Tk~t Are DtviAAA
According 10 reports. the fol-
lowing hays signed a do pass'
report
Jack Ps,lt. COMMITTEES chairman !:
Harry Austin. Emmett Eshers. A,
A. Msskis, Frank Hstisy ana n
v. Ram. jr.
Dan 1uisinssr has s,En~d . 20
not pass report.
And tbs following ssssn, rlm0rs
have u. are refusing 10 sisn any
report and are trying 10 Kill ths
bill In committee
Barnsy jackson ~ Tacoma, John
~ Hurley. Carl Monisr. John psar.
sail. Charles Trombisy ~ gir Hsr.
Dor, Francis Pearson. Oisf WisTsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06


seuGk Rss~il,al. Charles rsesW-
hwy. Pan, seNAegreH.
AxalNst the asseuevseWtl ~.
W u. Csmeroa, renah (hpv-
veeka. Tom NaWtsuMevy, 4
A. Vans. iTosei ssses st-etsI
DR. Cameron aided Rep Francis
Pearson. Port Angeles poaltryman.
himself almost wholly hind. In
getting aid for hind per~rna In.
creased 500. 600 ever the commit
tees figure, Fer this work ~
Iess, si,itn,ooo ID needed. Cam
eron told the hnuss
Tries IN cws psovct
Dixon tried 10 cut ths total sIIot-
mrnt IN the state highway patrols
They always srr asking fnF
more" ne asserted, Now they
want more men. and they're not
needed" Olson lost
Hurley moved for q 1000 ,01n
reduction in the ss,6OO. ODn schooia
equalization fund, u don't see. : ne
said, "whefe all tho money the
schools want In 10 come from"
Ills amendment was beaten. ~
10 30. Here's how Pierce county
voted.
fes the AmenAusensi Char
y~1ka. Montgomery.
AGainsti tNaow, Jseksew.
rettua, Reselllut. SamaeoseW.
rremhs~y. vsse aaA Ca1sssea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

Cars and school buses came
from as far away as Bellingham
and brought $50 competitors to-
gether, with other boys. girls and
adults which brought the total at
tendance TO more than 900 during
the day. Approximately 80 schools
were listed in vocal and instru-
mental solo competition.
Highest honors went 10 Everett
high school with 10 students win
ming places in the first division for
superior and outstanding perform
ances Lincoln OF Tacoma and
Bothel tied for second position
with six students each in the first
division: Snohomish was third with
five. Stadium placed fourth: Sim
ner, Issaqush and Edmunds. three;
Bremerton. Highline. Buckley and
Renton. two, and Puysllup, Belling-
ham. Sedro-Woolley and Estonville.
three each.
For the evening program was
arranged. which included selections
by some of the days winners. the
numbers being introduced by Rob-
ert o. Logan of Puyallup high
school. Those heard were Hazel
Brown OF Bellingham. cornet:
David Softer. Bremerton. violin;
Richard Gregerson. Everett. BARI
tone: Bertha Schroeder. Edmunds,
clarinet; Eleanor Cook, Highline,
low voice; Jean Burke, Snohomish,
Xylophone; Dorothy Mardesick,
Everett, French horn; Kenneth
Sparrow, Renton, high voice; Joe
Ncubert. Bothel. twirling baton;
Lorna Ringman. Everett, cello;
Margaret Clarin Monroe. high
voice; Dorothy Selden. Lincoln,
piano: Betty Williams, Lincoln.
flute: Verne Sellin. Everett, violin;
Dick Palmer. Lincoln. cornet. and
Jack harrison, Renton. snare drum.
Judge Competition
Judges for the meet were Edith
Woodcock, assistant professor,
University of Washington. piano;
Florence Bergh Wilson, associate
professor OF music, University of
Washington, voice; Howard Deye,
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House Passes Steilacoom
And County Officials Bills

sy Tacoma fimss staff wfitsrt
CAPITOL. Olympia There wsrs
three developments ~ primary
interest 10 Tacoma vhsn both leg.
islstivs houses held sunday sss'
slons
1. The Lake stsllacoom bill
passed the house.
2. The county officials msss-
ufe passed tho honss.
. The fish-trsp msssurs, pass
ed by ths senate, may be stymisd
In a house COMMITTEES hut don't
bet on II yeti.
Senate BIZ III viii permi, lake.
shore Htellaeoom residents iany 10
property o~nsrsj 90 petition the
superior court 20 establish ths
lakes proper level. after public
hearings
Once that IL done. the level will
Dc maintained by the state super.
visor of hydraulics Ths obJsc, 10
TO avoid the lakes annual. sea
s0nal flas and drop.
The bill will beeoms law II sign.
Ell b. Gov Martin.
Vote IL ~ ts 10
Senate Joint Resolution No. 1.
already passed by The senate. wss
approved by the house. ~ 10 10.
ali ptsfes cotlnfv mann s~fs Whiting
for ~. Backed vigorously ~
pisres County Treasurer Paul
Newman, the resolution provides
TIA, IN 1910 ths people shall vofs
IN proposed constitutional
amendment 70 remove ths two.
Term limit for county elective Of.
'lcisls.