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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-07-14
BOB TELLER
 E KNOCKED
 OFF MOUND
Giants Are Shut 0uf--Bees Split with Cards-N. '.
 Yankees Blow Up
lBy Associated Pressl


 The Boston Red Sox eked out a ten inning victory yesterday over the Cleveland Indians after knock ing Bob Teller from the mound with a six hit barrage in the fourth inning and then scoring two runs in the ninth inning on Gleason's single and Reynolds sacrifice long fly.
 Cubs Defeat Phillies
 The Chicago Cubs came from be- hind yesterday to defeat the Phillies.
 Bucky Walters shut out the New York Giants on five hits yesterday and with the help of his team mates in hard hitting gave Cincin- natl a victory, and boosting the Ma tional league leaders to six and one half games.
 The Boston Bees outhit the Car dinals twice yesterday but had to split a double header.
 Tanks Blow Up
 The Yankees blew up in the eighth inning yesterday to give away nine runs on five hits to the Detroit Tigers for the sixth straight setback.
 Charley Gelbert's homer got Wash ington off to a good start yesterday but Myril Hoag came through in the eighth inning with a timely hit to give the St. Louis Browns the run and gave them the victory of 4 tC 3.
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WALSH SKATERS
 SHOOTING RECORD

CAMP RITCHIE, Md, July 14.- G-Man Walter Walsh, diminutive sharpshooter of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, broke the world record for individual centerfire pis- tol shooting here when he hung up 19o-200. Walsh, entered from Wash ington, D. C., headquarters of F.BI, bettered by two points the mark registered last year by Lieut.. Charles Denford of the U S. Army Air Corsp at Savannah, Ga.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-07-14
SEATTLE IN VICTORY IN
 WILD THIRD
Padres Take Game from Angels s-So|ons Defeat
 Seals with Rockies
(Ry Associated Press)

Sacramento defeated San Fran cisco last night by to 4, with new reserves brought in from other St. Louis Cardinal farms.
 Walter Hilcher held Oakland to five hits while Portland pummelled John Fallon for Is hits to win the fourth game of the current series Hilcher held the Oaks to three hits and one run for eight innings.
 The Seattle Rainiers combined five hits, three walks and an error for seven runs in wild third in- ming and coasted to victory over Hollywood last night.
 Los Angeles dropped a game to San Diego,
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Gastineau Channel League
 Second Half)
'ySTERS ARE MARRIED
 IN DOUBLE CEREMONY

In a double ceremony at Fair banks, performed by the Rev. John E. Youell at the Presbyterian Manse, Miss Elida Norlin of Fair banks became the bride of Charles Albert Clement. Stevens Village storekeeper and postmaster, and Miss Jane Dorothy Norlin became the bride of Donald Callaan, of the U s. Smelling Company. The Norlin sisters were raised in Fair banks and educated in the public schools.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-07-14
BILLY co N N W INS TITLE OF CHAMPION
Piitsburgher Given Deeis- ion Over Betfingd,
 15 Rounds

NEW YORK, July 14-Billy Conn's snake like left hand proved better last night as Pittsburgh's Fighting Harp came from behind to outpoint Melio B ct t inga and to win the worlds light heavyweight cham pionship which has been vacated since John Henry Lewis has been ruled out on account of his failing eyesight.
 A wild cheering crowd of more
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GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League

Hollywood 5; Seattle l2. Oakland 8; Portland 10. San Diego g; Los Angeles 5. Sacramento 6; San Francisco 1
 National League Cincinnati T; New York 0. St. Louis 5, 1; Boston 3, 3. Chicago '; Philadelphia 5.
 American League Philadelphia 12; Chicago 10. Washington 8; St. Louis 4. New York 6; Detroit 10. Boston 6; Cleveland 5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-07-14
TO HAVE FIELD DAY

The United States Experiment Farm near Fairbanks announces field day" for July g and everybody is invited to make an inspection of the farm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-07-14
PLENTY OF WATER

The seasons rain has helped miners and there is plenty of water in the Rampant mining area, ac- cording to reports reaching Fair banks.
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than l5,0O0 fight fans paid more than $50,000 to see the bout in Mad lson Square Garden.
 It was tough b tile of left hands, close struggles of two fast flashing youngsters, the fastest Madison Square Garden has seen in years
 There were no knockdowns but in the eleventh round of the fifteen- round bout, a right handed blow by Conn staggered Bettinga.
 Conn caught hard left hook un- der the right eye in the thirteenth round, opening an inch long gash on the cheek bone
 Both fighters were out for a knock out in the fifteenth round and were swinging hard blows at the bell.
 Fight Promoter Mike Jacobs inn mediately signed the two men for a return bout in the fall
 Conn weighed 170l2 pounds and Bettinga tipped the scales at 173A pounds.
 STAN NICHOLS AT NULATO
 U. s. Deputy Marshal Stanley J. Nichols has been transferred from Nenana to Nulato. taking the place of Deputy Dwyer who will be in charge at Nenana.
 Nichols is Junior Past Depart ment Commander of the American Legion, and well known all over the Northland, where he has mined, dog-teamed and administered the law.
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MRS. LOZZIE LEAVES

Leaving on the steamer North Sea, Mrs. Don Lozzie will spend some time visiting in the States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12
Studs Finally Beat Seals
But Angels Triumph, Too

to the cellar on the short end of
4 TO l score. Bill Thomas scat
tered five hits 10 NOV down the
Cardinals. scherer was the victim
Of a i2-hit attack.
Paul Gregory won another for
Seattle when he set back san
Francisco, 5 10 3. Ills mates did
their best 10 kick the game away.
but he had more on the ball than
did Sad Sam Gibson, who finally
was waved to the showers In the
sixth inning to save q game leg.
Mike Christoff's fifth inning
homer with Marvin Cudat on sec
ond gave Oakland ? TO vic
tory over San Diego. and a To
2 edge on the nine-game series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12
BY UNITED PRESS

Last week II WAS Fay Thomas.
Today Il Is Julio Bonetti. Two-hit
pitchers are few enough these
days but when both belong TO the
same club well, Il might give a
clue 10 the presence OF Los An
geles at the top Of the Pacific
Coast league.
Bonetu let the Hollywood
stars down with two meAsiy
singles last night while the
Angels waitxed TO . a 10 o
victory. evening the series IT
two-aii.
Portland and Sacramento con-
tinued their mouse-on-a-cloek act.
with Sacramento descending again
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First Place
Struggle Is
On Tonight

The Tigers. dumped out ~ The
league lead by tho Yakims rip-
pins. wiIl attempt 10 regain The
top spot Of the Western inter-
national league In . thres-gsme
series with the FIRST place Wsnst-
ches Chiefs starting tnaiSht 1t
Artistic park
Cssi Brady. ssushpsw star.
VIM has hees laid up With .
sore arm r~eeatiy, V vepsftsA
set Ia 20 ~ tks mound fss
the Tigers.
Brady has besn toesinG tbs bell
for = few days and his arm u bseh
In first elAss condition.
In the event that BRADY fssls he
10 not quits ready for the fray.
Bob Cole, who has ehalksd up
seven ~ins willis losing only aus
game. ALL - ready for Tiger
duty. II brady pitches ssiurdsy
night. Cole GILL piteh sns NJ ths
two sunday contests.
sundss's games Wt1l ~
played ~ IN aitexneos dssslte.
hs.d~s. With ihe fisst ees set
for isSo o'eisek.
After tbs thsee-dsy visit of the
chisfs. the Tigers hii ths road.
playing In Yskima and wensiehss
bsfors returning hons 70 meet the
Nan francisco sssls of the Pacific
Coast league In an srhihtlon
ssms Monday night. Iuns TO-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12
PHIL ADELPHIA COUNTRY
CLUB PHILADELPHIA Pa. Slam

PHI IL ADELPHIA COUNTRY
CLUB, Philadelphia, Pa. ~ Slam
min Sammy snesd. front runner
In the national open golf ehaI~-
pionship at sunrise lost precious
strokes to par In the third round
today and was knocked out of
the lead.
Out OF nowhere blazing across
the billy course in 6s. one under
par, came a comparative UNI
known to take the temporary lead
with a 54-hole total OF 211. He
was big Johnny Bulla Of Chicago.
six feet three inches tall. who was
shooting his hear out for the son
or daughter that will be born to
his wife, Pauline, in about two
weeks.
Snead ran into trouble on the
outgoing nine where he had fives
in the fourth. fifth and sixth holes.
HE came back strong on the in
coming nine with a par IS and a
54-hole total of 2l2.
Bud Ward, Spokane. Wash.
amateur was crowding the heels
OF the leaders with a 54-hole total
OF 2is. He shot steady golf all
the way and was hanging ON to
the pace long after most expected
him TO wilt.
Scores:
John 4. Rogers. Denver. Colo as
81 69-i46-2l4.
tommy Armour, Medina. III "A
so -oe-i45-2l4
Ky Laffoon. Ravina, Ill, 37-as-
73-l46-2ip
az @ilfrsd wshrle, Racine, Wis. &C.
50 I5-l4e-224
36-76-i49-22s. ' W.
Victor Ghezzo, Deal. N. J. ss-as-
3s-77-i46-223
~, sam Snead, White Sulphur Springs
". va, $3.50 73-i3e-2l2
20 dDoneiey. Philadelphia. s7-37-7s-
Harry Cooper. Eastern Point. Conn
36-39- 75-l43-2Is. i''
John Revolta, Evanston, ILL.,. s6-35-
u-i49-22O.
., Craig. Wood, Msmaroneck. N. Y.
1-34-7l-l4l-2l2.
., Gene sarszen; Brookiield. Conn.
=, Henry Picard, Hershey, Pa, $3.50
2-l44-2i6
George Slingerland, Greensboro. N
C., 4o-4l -8l-l52-223.
Denny Shute. Huntington. W. Va,
Lawson Little, Breton Wood. N.
h Al -35-76-l43-2l9.
Harold M c Spaden. winchester.
Mass. 36-35-7l-l43-2l4
Paul Runyan. White Plaiis, N, Y,
36-35-71-l46-2i7
Jimmy Hines. Great Neck, N. Y.
39-38-77-147-224.
Al Espinosa, Akron. o, se.ss-74-
Bobby Cruickshank, Richmond. Va,
37-36-73-l47-220
Horton Smith, Oak Park, Ill, 81
80 75-l40-2l5.
Marvin Ward. Spokane, Wash. s6-
35-7l-l42-2l3.
olin Dutra, Los Angeles, Calf. So
70-l44-2i4.
Byron Nelson. Reading. Pa. $685.
N-l45-2i6.
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we've had he-e since 1900. MAYBE
a couple OF wears before


Yep. I'm getting along that
trail But regardless, that
Powerhouse Gang has given me
so many thrills that my first and
original sporting love -. base
ball Is back in the old heart
as heavy as ever. And, you know,
il feels great. Old pals are always
pals e. incidentally this swing
OF weather should see the trout
bite and when the trout bite
and the home club plays good base
bail . well. gee. l amt mad at
nobody =.
And one more thing before I
leave for the fishing stream
the Tacoma Tigers that Power
house Gang as whole are
the finest bunch Of youngsters
personally I've seen in Tiger uni
forms since the days Of Nike
Fishers clan -,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12
, Shuts off House With One Hit
Dodgers Take
Third In Race

NEW YORK - The BROOKLYN
Dodgers were hack In third place
today. splitting fire
Nv only an eyeiash are the pod-
gers third Tomorrow may find
them back in their familiar seccnd
division haunt.
Knocking AFT the Cardinals
Yesterday. Ia the Dodgers
hcl~ted themselves from nrh
ia third. but are ssili IA kan~s
from the top.
Hfooklyus ascent 10 third was
accomplished ~ its triumph ttse
Dodgers fourth in their last five
gsmesl over tho Cardinals and the
defeats 81 the Cubs and Pirates
The Cubs presented the Giants =
a. decision when Claude Psssesu.
ex.phillv. walked in the tying run
In the eighth ard the winning run
In tn. 10Th
ssilor Rili rcsedei hurled the
Rees To . al triumph over tho
Pirates. allowing oniy three hits,
The Rod sex nsaI,y ssAs
seine inrosds an the vsnts'
lead nv waiktna the Nre~es
twice. "a ard is.,. The vashs
were rsised cut. JIMMY wess
hit . homer In zach Esnse---
Noe. 10 and ~.
Rob Fell.r WAS saved from DO
feat when Hal rtnshy hit . homer
In the ninth to tie the score and
Frankie pytisk got = pinch single
10 produce the winning run ~
Cleveland beat Washington. ia,
Detroit poled ~ hits. Including
homers by Fox, Mccoshy and
orsenberg tho. isl. to beat the
Athletics. is.<.
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A ehsseFtng single which cut
through the center IT the isamend
In the sixth inning last night ~
Athletic park locked the door az
hasrhalls Han 81 Fame ta Hffn
kittie. young Yakima pitcher.
That blow prevented Nsttis from
nc-hit. nnsrun game
And, somehow y seems
shame. leoklsx bark over thu lsst
todsy. Tacoma lust anyway. ~
o. and tAs Tsssfs never xrt Any
thing else That even suggested
hit
A. . matter % tact. kHu~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12
Weaateheo Trims
ehiaosks, 19-4

wENATCwue Ar r~spnsiv
'h~rs's M stepping ih~ wsussesee
chisfs thess days. They really
hammer the bali Last night. fcr
example. they siusasd cus . ip-t
viotnry over tsslIInsham. roil>rs.
Ing u hits against two chisuohs
pltehsFs
The triumph ssvs the fhiefa I'M
dispuisd leadership NJ the West
srn international league - r.
coma vas shut nuI by Ysklma.
nulIInGnAM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12

SCORE BY INNINGS
Olympic lee Cream . 900 l0i o22-s
johnson Paint Co. 80 Gao 020 600
SUMMARY
Stolen bases Werbisky Milroy q
sacrifice nit Lewis. tVo-base hits.
Martin Cafahef Irummer. double
play. Raglan to +. Tullefson. left on
bases. Olympic Ice Cream johnson
Paint Co. D. . hit runs Of! Felt
IN - innings 2 hits. no runs off
Pentecost in - innings winning
pitcher PeHtecost struck out. D.
Ragan Felt ; Peutecost 2. bases
on bals off Raglan : Felt pents-
cost J. passed oslls. Carlson Bowers
hit b. pitched ball Csrshsr. time Of
game 2 oS unpires StkYe. porsYths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12
HITLER BOOMs ARCHERY
INDIANAPOLIS A d mirin

comment has been stirred by the
enterprise Of Indiana archery
range operators Finding business
slow. they substituted pictures ~
Adolf Hitler for targets. Business
doomed
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0Iympiies Shade
Painters, s to 4
CITY LEAGUE srANpINas

With chance tn get with
In n half game Of fourth place
and only one game behind
second place, Superior Dairy
meets Model Lumber company
Saturday might at Lincoln
bowl, starting at 1880. The
Models won their first tiff Of
the year during the week and
Manager Bert Woodland AYERS
his lads are possessed to make
II \ pair.
Brilliant relief hurting by Man
sger Al Pentecost plus two-run
assault in the first of the ninth
gave Olympic Ice Cream a we'll
earned 8 TO win over Johnson
Paint company Friday night at
Lincoln bowl. Al relieved Felt in
the fifth csnto, snuffing out a two
run attack.
Pentecost held the Johnson
ties 10 two scattered hits dur
Ing the remainder Of the game.
Larry Ragan went the full dis
tance for the losers and aside
from the last two frames,
hurled fine ball. Two runs
registered in the eighth To
knot the count, and q four-hit
ba-rage In the ninth attracted
two more runners TO the plate,
enough TO win the game.
Hits were about even. but the
Creamers played fsultless ball be-
hind Felt and Penteeost. Two
errors were charged against the
losers. and both turned into runs
Jimmy Martin collected four hits
in four trips to pace the bat
swirgers while Al Libke jr. con-
nected for three safe ones to lead
the losers with the mace.
The box score:
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- = 80 y y *@~@t*F &st@
nssilnsH@sn ,stsst... uf>o nfq tnt1-.~ =
Wsnstabss .assytss i1ip o0o ton--l6
nuns bstssa lns nlien. hen1lsn 3.
g o.s,..s,, az Gn;'s, ssss. i1. -.
t~osbsss hits e1Asess. fynGsa. 6sot~
Icy. Chrtstsptss fAJsn cele. no1oS-
u. Niemiiief home runs nAn@fea:
stsisn bses. ptehssi seestftee, neew-
ART. dpubie pisss. H<<see pBen y nttno
~, a." - s.ss. $3.50 ss,,,ss,sss -s q osss
eass i bses ca halls. at tAnatno 3.
kselpttsb . sefusk Sssk- ~ fAaalnG
bsvsu. ., Rfatayseh & fhsey I.
rite eff tanning s~vea In lnRlnUo.
nsssns sSs IN IRninGe. 9sstesiet
10 N innings. Ds<eF fetn IN =
ihninxss Winning pitenos. fAaainns
le<ins pts<ber kfsiatieh. ooosea b4ff.
1sfauhassnn, Vfnpffse. UoteUn go
Gisst Vine ~
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SACRAMENTO

Runs scored of Thomas Ehsrsr
4 runs responslole for. Thomas /
Shefer 4 struck out ~ Thomas 5.
Shsfer 5. bases on balls. off Thomas
J. shener left on bases. Portland =.
Sacramento 4 tso-bsss hits, VIII
lsuls Frederick. Jeffrles runs battfc
In Williams. tsffrles 2 Marhsil 2.
Freoeriek sacrifice ShsFer Thomss
double PLAYS. Thomas 70 wilbur .
FREDERICK Barton unaHxisted barton
% OsTo0oBsEi To GAYibAldi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12
Harm Fredericks
Wins Tiger Derby

Harmon Fredsricks, with m IL
pound s.ounes fish. won the sta
dunn high Fishsrme1's club sal
mon derby held Saturday from
dsybresk slii noon.
Arnold Hanson WAS second. His
catch weighed 10 pounds ~ ounces.
and Earl Moore. sho vss third.
landed s-pound i2.o,iHesr
Twenty-Five msmbsrs ~ tina
club participated.
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roLLowisa DAD

CHAMPAIGN. Ill. Edgar Hut
crimson. senior lsttsrman on Iiii.
nois golf team. IL the son u jocs
Hyteninson. well known profss.
slOnsl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12
SAN FRANCISCO

sbalted Tor PoweiI W nInth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Seattle ...........4. 600 oo2 3Oo--b
San Francisco ..,,... Gao 0oi 00o--s
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher, Powell, innings
pitched. by Gibson So; at bat. off
Gibson. %; hits, off Gibson o. runs
scored off Gibson 2; runs responsi-
bic for. Gregory 8. Gibson q. Powell 2:
struck out. by Gregory s. Gibson
Powell s. bases on balls. off Gregory
,. Gibson | Powell 2 Wild pitches.
Gregory. Gibson. Powell three base
hit DiMaEsio two-bsse hils Holder,
Warner. Strange runs batted In,
Warner. Spring. Morrlssey. Lawrence
2, Gyselman. sacrifices. Archie 2.
stolen bases Wright 2 double play.
Strange tn Moffissey to Archie time,
q "a. umpires Doran and Engelm.
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NATIONAL Ii AGIf

Yesterdays Results
New York 4. Chicago 3
Brooklyn 7. St. Louis 4
Boston I. Pittsburgh !.
Only games scheduled.
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AMEKIC LINl,IE

Yesterdays Results
Detroit IA, Philadelphia 4
Cleveland 3. Washington 2.
Boston 4-8. ST. Louis 81
New York at Chicago rained out
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Now with the hot summary
AZ weather apparently here to
stay, look for packed houses at
Athletic park. The way that
Powerhouse Gang is working is
caution. When they unlimber
their bludgeons end when the
pitchers work at top form &.
well. there just isn't anything left
for the opposition. I've never seen
such smuggling on q Tacoma team
=. and that goes for every club
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Yesterdays Results
Wenatchee 10, Bellingham 4.
Spokane 10. Vancouver 2.
Yakima 5, Tacoma o.
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stnls Hses<& fsstnsrn Anness p1es.
Fimsn fssstss sAsfifses mas Mxfea@
anubls uiss. AAssas 10 Hsyvimea -
sissr~sAon isft an baeee xeutms :.
fsensus htss 81 4. ntiter eevsu
IN ! tnains. afs Nsaishsns So - !
inHlas& runs eff A Nltlev fire ~
fnninss le.ips rlsshss. s. Mtltafs
stsufk oat ~ Rlttis q 4. KILLER =:
nanaoirh
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PACIFIC COAST LEA,

Yesterdays Results
Seattle S. San Francisco 3.
Los Angeles 9. Hollywood 0.
Portland 4. Sacramento /.
Oakland 2. San Diego !.
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Pippins' Ace
TriumphS, so

Tiger hattsrs. - the game wcve
on grew mnrv helpless than ever
20 solve NJ Kittie's offerings
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Ward Still
In Running
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
Ward. Who held third place at
the end Of the third round. shot
a IS on the first nine of his fourth
round.
His card for the ninei
SIS S54 Ss4---ss.
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Losing pitcher. Pismins. innings
pitched. ~ Fleming T. AZ bat. Off
Fleming zs hlts. of Fleming g. runs
scored, off Fleming O. runs fssponsi.
Die for. Fleming 4 struck out. D.
Fleming Q. Tost / Baustti basss
on balls off Fleming 7 hit b. pitch
sf tusiieh Honstti ~ Fleming left
on bass. Holly wood q. los Ansslss a.
tEo-oaks blta Moore ) Collins Tuns
battsd IN Collins ) sat saeft.
ffsE. sonstti. Moore stolen bssS, II
Collins
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Runs responsible for crsshssd a
struck out. by Crashssd g. FsIlon 1,
bases on ball. off crsshssd 1. Fallon
eft on bases. Oakland 2. san
Diego S home run. chrisioff. two.
base hits. 0udat. burst Dailekandro.
runs bat,ed In. christofs 2. pstehstt,
double plays. FailnB 10 Lyman To
Versez. Luby 20 Lyman 10 veFssz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12

when picked from the tree. the
coffee berry looks like a red cherry
each berry containing tao beans.
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ciawItteF. home runs. Devivisroa.
Quinn. clsyitnrl double plsy. Man
ming 20 Gsviyieros. left on bases.
Spokane 4 Vancouver n four hits.
two runs off Bloom in - innings.
winning pitcher. Bloom. struck 0sit,
~ DsilsY 4 by Bioom | by bcfib-
nsr nsses on balls. off Daley 1,
off Bloom g. slid pitch, Dsilsy
passed ball. ciaeittsr. time. 80.
umplres Aofssn ana Moran.
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~ The
~ -Aexd&g

WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-17

The field is managed by the
Redwood Falls Recreational as
ISOLATION directors, the mayor
and superintendent of schools
being ex officio members. Four
others are elected by stockhold-
ers. Besides Mayor j. c. Budik
and Superintendent Reede Gray,
present directors are j. L. Par
sons, president; Rev. Godfrey
O'Sullivan, Richard Cook and
DIR. j. Gordon Cole. Except for
the mayor, the directors have
been with the project since its
organization and have contribut-
ed literally of their time in its
development.
Equipment at the field includ-
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Memorial Field Among
Finest Recent Projects

Among the finest improve
ments made in Redwood Falls in
recent years is Memorial Field,
rapidly being developed as the
finest athletic field in this part
of the state.
The Works Progress admins
tration of the federal govern
ment has had much to do with
its development and is at pre-
sent completing the large stone
stadium and other projects there.
May Is, 1886 the city council
exercised an option on the 20
acre tract at The east side of the
city and development has dated
from that point. Previously over
$4,000 had been subscribed by
residents for stock in the Red
wood Falls Recreational associa-
ton and the sum matched by the
council according to a previous
agreement. Funds for sponsors
shares" of the various WPA pro-
jects have been raised in various
ways, the most ingenious per-
haps being the sale of books of
tickets good for high school ath-
letic events over a long period.
This sale was handled by the
Alumni association and proved
most satisfactory.
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FIRES MAKE NEWS

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jured and Frank Hubbard and
company had a claim for soiled
goods.
The three big fires of recent
years have been the Church of
Christ fire January IL, 1929
when a loss of 900 was sus-
tanned by the congregation and
the big Gales store fire of jan
uary IA, 1881 in which loss was
estimated at $4,000. The Gal
les fire started at $3.50 p. m.
while fremen were holding their
annual banquet and burned for
hours. The Gazette put out an
extra carrying the fire story and
persons watching the spectacle
could read a description of it at
the same time.
The high school fire July IL,
1886 with a loss of $4,000 was
the last big blaze in the COM
inunity.
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plies for base hospitals and the
soldiers.
Since those first work-filled
years in Redwood county, the
chapter has continued with a
peace-time program of educa-
tional and welfare activities.
Present officers are Clifford
James, president; K. M. Jensen,
Morgan, vice president; Charles
Lantz Jr. of Walnut Groce, sec
reetary and Elsie Howe of Red
wood Falls, treasurer.