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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-01-12
no Lay OFF ROAD MEN

~ LAX OFF ROAD MEN
State Highway Director Robert
Beightler, has announced that COM
plying with Governor Bricker's de-
mand for governmental economy.
1000 highway department employees
will be laid on within we~ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
ny COLONEL. CARy

W A. jopiIns shS WIND look-
81 good going thrss.sixhths In
81 IS. hfesxinr THE s.yssf-sld
EsIdlnE viIl be ready when they
snaot with him. L.ooh sui for
DANtUx Boy. me s.ysss .ald
colt has been unplsesd IN iwo
starts IA date. hut lephsd sharp
- a tack going . half 10 49,
hsndily tab, IlkDta may
puii surprise sns n thsss days
Looks like ihsy'rs grooming The
s.year-old ssldina for . routs Oft
handy mlis in ia % W. y
atue ala DAyHa9Ak turned IN
another nice half IN -. hfseslnx.
Ths t.yeaf.ola tsisn Tins ssidina
viii hold hls o~n @fth any NJ the
local sprintsss Tab i.1QuIDAs
TiOs off . nice fiye-slshths IN
i0i 40. hsnaiiy Ths a.ysss-ssd
son Of QulbblsT iopks ready
|. ". Kidd worked n0sw GGr
evsr ths thrss-elkhths IN ~ ~.
hsndlly. The syssf-eid nsidinG
leassd ready 10 ss.s aff ans AZ The
cheaper affairs. Watch for Ass
CARTnS going . route. Ths !.
yssr-oId went an sasy five sixhths
in ! % IA bsssuas. and they'll
be finding . ss~,a spot for ths sas
~ star hssfes s<sen. NUN fsf
Bos mofs later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
Phil Gordon Leads
San francisco Cop

MOUNT rIEe Got.f
cot Hsg. n~Issssss~ fshallp tsesz
doa. Oakland cal. lneaf@ass eIssh.
hssa : commanding lees over Jim
Aellnsri nan FT4snetsea pulsesmsn
Il shs snd ~ the matasnx Feuai
~ tbs ssal. finals - she 18Th pub.
llc iinks championship lessy
fius ihs fsseftse. Arthur Arm
strong II isunolsslu wss III square
stth Andrew asws,tAa ~ rttss-
hssfgh
s.srasr. psatisa fhs hssssss
aeif ~ to Ca. vas 4 40 -
Nei..st wke~ sA~, e~s~ =
Zoe IasrA
Essedkn. mill enrtsf. ssm<
frem ssAlad IN has msseh ests
Armstrong : ii"aasala shlrpsna
clerk. after hssnx three tDwn 81
the igth Ne WIN Inc iash. issA.
18th and ifih. ts xe sas ap. sss
Armstrong esrneG q nn The tssh
sseraes entered sh< s<mi-
fsssis ~ sssmessss nes Fsebe~.
beaver. ys~s~ssas. . so 4
Nsiisasi hsss ~ Tssast.
iisss. y. ". . s~a !.
Armstrong yesterday n~st Mike
cfs.tans. Msnlsisss. =. v, I ART
J ss~sak. defeated f<puss c. cyF
ssncnuset. Wash I and q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
Bennett Not
In Net Event

f,sek n<nnetf wiI not - shie -
gefrnd hls city tsnais tile his
yrsF. whKk ~ssns sne race fes ne
esewa eth ~ vide up<a wn<n
rlsY starts AZ > Ha~rx~f.
Isepsxe Ch<axam sssads - ths
sasufiss
KnsFsss maSt ~ " ~ ; - y =.
kux I. Thess steF<ds entered
are Meas anxs<s I.x~v<n<e keI-
~. Trsvs srrNsvs lee Anfnsn.
I.ea t'uan<ss Jsek farri<st m
fzuw<H. s.aw fF.s. Frsn<a Chap
mar. l.efnss n~<&lleh Ill NslUe.
t.swrxnss Assemmast 40 Eyse
Ms<ten wem<n's stn1t&a ret
tsss~nae. rhyun Man. tseniss
assfn. Mary Issass<A. fpsutHy
s<ss N<fy ne t4srsidzn< ~ e1d
Wee rfss<s. reys s~sss. uer~sy
As.Nn. ts<r~sa Ms~s<b. nseu 49,
raws sr1 kenny eafvo~s
peshsss play snd& - mset 40
a. ~ ssa ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
COAST LEACU
ny UNITED PRESS

Sacramento climbed into a third
place tie with San Francisco today
by beating the league leading Seat.
tie Ralniers 10 while Los An.
geles was downing the Seals. 2
TO o.
The win Of the galloping Car
dinsls and the Angels left Los
Angeles again just three games
out Of first place with Sacramento
and the Seals 10 games behind,
Oakland shut out hollywood I 10
o and Portland downed San Diego
s To 8.
Tony Freitas. one Of the
hardest working pitchers In
the Coast league, turned hack
the Suds With four small hits.
one a double b, Je-Jo White.
10 give the solons their MT.
Ben cantwell pitched Oakland to
the shutout over Hollywood.
Portland and San Diego PLAYED
nip and tuck game before the
Beavers won out with two runs IA
tho ninth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
State Amateur
Golf Scores

Here are yesterdays rounds IN the
state amateur golf meet a. seattle
Championship fliEht
ATloo Kyle Portland. defeated
George Lead seattle. ! up
Henry oaTletts Mount Vernon de-
fested Charles HothHeiicf, Seattle, J
Bob BlgsloW. Seattle. defeated Cor
don Haskell Seattle Up. 2lst hole
Leslie LSsl BeilinghRm. defeated
LsrFy Peterson. Seattle 3 and
Porsst Watson. seattle. defeated Ray
Honsberssr. Portland. J up.
Bill Kinsslls Seattle. defeated Louie
Jennings. Portland. , ana !
DEXTER Stuoefg Seattle defeated
Bud Hsfkel4 Olympia . snd
Bud Campbell. sesttls defeated Boo
Tindsll. SEATTLE , and J
Harry GivEn seattle defeated JscE
Hsslstt. lf seattle. 4 ana s.
Scotty Campbell seattle defeated
Glenn SMALLER sesttls. and 5
Ernie Jonson. Seattle. oefestsd ma
brother Carl. 3 and a
Jack Wsstisnd sesttls csfestso
warren Pfeim sesttis ] up
Jazz Burn Yakima. dsiestsd Cor
don gsriey. Victoria 4 W
Harold Guolms SEATTLE osfsstsd
BOD Fitzgerald Seattle ; and J.
Lloyd ByeTly Portland. defeated Lee
Btsil Z and 3
Kslth HfiH Mount venom De-
featsd Bob Compton. Seattle . and
second Round
BYsriy defeated hluDsfs sBd
BUD Campbell defeated Cissn
Eno
Hsstland defeated WsIf6 ( ard 8
sootty Campbell defeated osristts.
and
Wstson defeated Klnkells 4 snd 2
Burns defeated OloiHs, 20 on
18Th noe
ETnis Jonson defeated Esis : -.
BigsloN defeated teal , ard q
Firsf fHghf
Tir.i round Bud Hsskfll dsiestfd
Lee stfll default. Bon Tindsii a.
fsstsd & Hszlctt IT. %. ~ Pre-
defeated p Compton ! ID. o YER
isy defeated q FltzzfFkld ~ on
zist. q Mead defeated Car Jonson.
up. O. snlsliey defeated { Roth
weller. 4 and q. J.. PetsrBon defeated
Gordon HaskeIl default l. Jennings
defeated r. HonsDeTger, Portland ,
and 2.
==777-e-s--a-=-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
Col. Cary's Gossip

year and a half. He began riding
at Caliente in the spring, and
scored his maiden victory on Drum
Music last April.
Dodson has been riding the
Needmore horses for the past two
weeks and his work, including vic
tories on Tonta and Brief Moment,
so impressed Nielsen that he rec
commended purchase of the boys
contract The change will give
Dodson the mount on the Need
more string for the next three
years. The stable now has five
head: Brief Moment, Tonts, Miss
Lizzie, Ethelmont and Decuria.
II begins to look like Longacres
has introduced another leading
rider To national racing. National
jockey standings as of Monday,
July "a, show Otto Grohs, winner
of three of the first four yester-
day, in 18th position among all
boys. and second only TO c. Charl-
ton in apprentice ranks. Grohs
has ridden 80 winners and was
unplaced in only 23S out of 44s
mounts by last Monday. At that
time Charlton was % winners
ahead, though his winning per-
centage was is to .l9 for Grohs.
1t will be remembered that Otto
rode his maiden winner at Long
acres on Aug 81 last year, after
going the length OF the meet as
a maiden.
Local race fans can also take
pride in the success of Gus Dye.
Mondays standing saw Dye In the
23rd position nationally, with 20
winners, and 314 unplsced out Of
511 mounts. His winning per-
centage was IA.
Western Canada will be well rep
resented at Longscres this Sun
day when the Washington Jockey
club presents the annual British
Columbia Handicap. Reservations
already have been made for
number OF parties. including many
Of Vsncouvers leading citizens
A trophy is being donated to
the winner by A. l.. McLennsn,
prominent Vancouver sportsman,
and will be presented by Miss
JEANNE Wilkinson Brighouse OF
Vancouver.
Miss Brighouse is a daughter Of
the late Michael Wilkinson Brig
house, who owned the Bnghouse
Park track
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
Harry Given
Loses upsai

aeArTsa rA> reid y ~
Washington state Amalpes fssH
seasss~<ns u Ne seattle cssntsy
sius 'esssy .s~ ysssasss - sssss
~ play 10 shs suerssv.f'.sls
started
rns s~sara srssna 80 mestef
by an< upset wnsW yezas ~
Campbell. s~stsss. silmsnete1 sasr-
asmsas veteran Harry tjlvsA 49,
II seattle saa sarm<s Wnlkes
cup star . ard , tsmPn<it tesn
Ina match ~sss sm~sh ssssems.
t.sp>~si ws1s svps~e t1ey1
nssvss. pss>tne1 - sp<ny.
n,ss,s. ssxest vtn1es - -
Dssasn ssnaieee senmo1ue.
sAsp. sssppse gD~sssv rouoess.
seattle. ~ = e>~npem
sssassa ~ No sess - ~
sssts<y wh~a ~ ee>pNtNnee4
~ s~~sIsss, ~ Dees&s9 ~
Otsp~ptA.
isss wsssixna xeetiis. snoths
formsr wsskss syp star ssfssssd
kssth wslta Mount Nrsues. I sssd
q ard ~lIi sppnse Jssw natns.
ysksms. tsasy. nUsns sespged ~
q sateh in the ecmpetts1ne WITH
hls Z and trsumps svsv bessss1
q yolms. Seattle
Ernie JoHssn. seatsie. ~ ~
mlaatsa his hseshsv cess - :
f1fsssr.uaa match. wsas MA ~
qusstss.f finals siIh = Lug visseey
ever Afiae kyis. rastIand
sssssy ts@rAssl. npsso1A
sss third fsvssps Wntnes -
see h ~ i~ssvnnessoA -
hssie svssnse - ~ mn1rA
wssh pusmk s>ostseon. noenW1
yesnss. tam01e1 vses : -
T. 1nmeessG - >sneene
vess pssss1 fss se1ap.
non sslssls~ vss svsr L. f>sl
nslsiashsn. t~see ss<atsur soamA
i.ap. nissio~ vfit pppean W.
sssssaa rorsst watspas eeetEtA
whs defeated Mi ksnhsisA nssf-
ne. ana .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29

Fellssins u ths r4sssest ssh-auie
Ter ihs ress ~ tNs meath saa Aus
sakt
lniv % palat. r4sa roaea ssus
championship finish ~ lelte~ins
thufsasf fret hsif se1ead lss M
Lean the Mover teAfus meat IL hntss
J1lf 10 beat ntns FIRST futaa eliza
championship fialsh b. feiisrius
THURSDAY ftfst halt second ice No
AIS . sda NJ efee Second Fnund
eluh shamnsonship "a haiss .<cnaa
hail sssoad lee Mclean sns Mover
AIS hiadsn hole second reuna
club championship "a haiss r<eand
h.if second lee Aetssa the hofsf
tournament
Ans 10 pusss onis. Third ssuna
tiub Championship flgnf hail third
lee hrlesa The Never tournament
Aus 10 nsst hsii tvesoHs fhlra
fnnna eInh championship. s&rend half
thlfd lee Mclean ths Mover seufns.
msnt
Aus, 10 msleh play AGAINST par
three quarters bsnaiesp
Aus 20. medal play tuli hsnalssp
plonship and flfss fiisht 20 10 ~
holes sli other flisnts IL Champion
AMP snn flight prizes ~ ~ awarded
immediately after winners are IN snd
field DAY ssmes are over BY club
president f1sid dss exercises "a 10
held following the finish af all final
nAtebss entry lee for pfit<s aas
sssfelsas consist Of following fsislns
contest longest average az three bsiis
eli 70 10 inside ~ boundaries ana ln
fsirway. lonssst ho"k and longest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
OLD TIMERS
WIN ANOTHER

Sixth Avenues Old Timers won
another game over younger rivals
last evening. defeating Fir Ridge.
Is TO 2. with Jones and Coleman
working a. the battery Earl
Jones hit two homers and Wsrter
one for the Old Timers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
Governor Olson
Hits Turfmen

los ANoGt.ga--ssss. tuI.
ssst Olsen. s~>aiiinG ssstsis
rssstFsss effirtsl< - aisptsvs
lag -rifshse~s "shss " rspre.
henssss<.- ss~ss psem,.~< -
~sw d, fss California kssse
rsrtss sss fsssu noe m . reee
track mist ~ spssss~d 10 sss
courage horse ks~~esss ss1 IN
psnsl.re ss.re revenue fss shs
state rvIief administrators pro-
asam-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
BY COLONEL CARY

The Washingtonians take over
at Longacres today, as the Wash
ington Jockey club does honor to
the organization sponsoring the
Seattle Potlatch. A delegation of
"A. including nine queens and three
princesses. will be guests of the
management.
Feature event of the days rae
ing will be the Washingtonian
Handicap to be decided over the
mile and one-siXteenth route. The
event will find Silver Sarah, Allie
grezza and Behemoth out for their
second straight win, while Union
Girl, Peggy George. Westy's Girl
and Ruth Jelinek will offer plenty
of competition.
Women patrons of horse racing
also come in for their share of
attention, with special considera-
ton being shown at the gate, and
the supporting feature, titled the
Powder Puff Purse, named in
their honor The six-furlong af-
fair has attracted a nice tight
field of seven, including Mohae
and Wise Baby, both winners of
their last out.
Orchids TO the stewards, and
especially to Presiding Steward Al
Hardy for the good eye and quick
action shown yesterday in the first
race when Belknot was scratched
just before going on the track. A.
Shoemaker's 3-year-old colt, evil
IDENTIFY bothered by the heat, start
ed to limp as he left the paddock.
Judge Hardy spotted the silment,
and ordered the horse out of the
race. The action well demon
strates the solicitation shown for
the betting public by the Wash
ington Jockey club and its official
family.
JOCKEY yOTTINGS:
In one OF the most important
transactions Of the current meet
ing. Frank Brewster's Needmore
Stable yesterday purchased the
contract on Apprentice Douglas
Dodson from Harry Walters for
$1,000. The deal was made by
Trainer Walter Nielsen.
Dodson is now second among
the leading riders OF the meeting,
and is regarded as a coming sad
die star. Hailing from PrineYille,
Oregon. the 17-yesr-old youth has
been under Walters training for a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29

FARMLAND nemerfs Sfli isnFle
With nfszokdale nsmbers II he
hfcokdsl< reaFse n combined
team and intef-siuh match Sans
aay
Al matches are - ~ riRYsa "a
tnree-auersss dtffessnce IN hsnsit.
cap the lssxrs n zach individual
match vii ~ required n hus fe.
fTeshmen,s frr tAs winners ire
matches wfli set under eay a.
STA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
Adams Last yank
In Canadian Golf
MOUNT HRUNO. Our. Defend.

MOUNT BRUNO. Our. Defend
ing Champion Ted Adams OF Chill.
lieothe, Mo. was the last United
States standard bearer today a.
semi-final matches for ths Cana
dian amateur golf championship
began.
Adams. final survivor of - u. n.
entrants. meets Henry Aartel Of
Edmonton over the s5-hols semi
final route today. In the other
bracket Ken Black. Vancouver
runner.up In 1898. faced Phil Far
ley of Toronto
The betting wss even so
both matches. Cooler weather
and scattered shower. were
forecast.
Canadians were laying their
money on Msrtel, who has won
the Alberta championship three ~
the last four years. although this
"a The first time b. has figured IN
the amateur championship tits
record IN this tournament has been
Impressive. however. and hih toll
Of American entrants has bsen the
heaviest Of any. His victories over
~ Neister. Cleveland. and 7. "
Adams. Boston. yesterday brought
his total 10 three
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
Los ANGELES


= Bsttsd for shores 10 siEhfb
aCORg ny ihEisOs
IloS Angeles .sss.s.. 030 UI 100
San Francisco .... 600 900 900
SUMMARY
IunlnEa pitched Shores ~ Bat
off Shores 70 hits off Shores runs
scored off Shores = rms Fssp0nfibls
for Shores 2 struck out Yl9fsF
Shores 3 nszfs on Dsile eff FORE
Shores . runs nstted 10. English y
Collins stolen b.es Holder double
plsgs 5trinssf % cihocki . J Coz
lius
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
TruCkn1en Win City League Thriller


Airs ans sat taeh eusH naak ~
sltzs rs1tzs,ss WaFsef - souns rifrH-
"a FeHtsA4 HNs4 Aa1l Fiaszsz = sfn
RuttIna eftHfszt. uzne afsAFa
ASS - Nrst tall saafenHse ssaHt
slfHass aifzsfsN=e ~ aaHa5e4e lafnfs
Auf - q@tatt Tsspa assssA VIA
Hstntsf o1eIf at tetasHy eAAh he4s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29

Tobin q Olsen q naaonlis s Hum.
phrsFs ! hlts. off iinss D cfashssd
q GsBisf , Tobin } Olsen b fanas
nlts J runs stofes of Olsen j Hum.
pbreys J runs Frsponhibis fof ilas
CfashsAa oabssf = fpsin I.
oabisT l. Olsen oaaet on balls
OF LisEa CfsKhsed = ToDln
Humphreys paased ball Mono left
on baksf Portland 3 ean Diego =
home ra5n, Hawkins three sBsse hits
hNeebrf. FstFffH tNosDas nits
fredefies Deinge. sossnbsFs runs
bAti4n 10 Sweeney Pfsdsfttk
Hs Nktn1 sisUist Dsgfst 4 vii
iisms WiiDuFn Jsnssn. fAtehsf,.
aecrifioes hsssnsy 2 Williams Hsa
AIMS stolen bssss Jsfffies Wilson.
double PLAY Jsffrlss "a hNssnsy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29

Runs responsible for. walker 2
Froitas ] struck out. % wslkef a
Ffeltas o. bases on balls off Walker
z left on bases seattle Aaffs.
mento 10. lpo-bAse bits Barton,
white. runs battsd IN. Ofenso oTiis
Archie double play Lasrnns 10
Strange. time, ] 50 umpires. Powell
and Edwards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29

VANCOUVER

\ RAtfrd fnf NisfFaNs IN ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS
Wenafcher .. $50 leo inn-io
Vancouver ..-. GOO 600 nci - /
SUMMARY
Two base hits DeNiyelFcs. nenetti
Skeils. home runs skeliy 2 prNixel-
roe sacrifice nit. Csndini stolen
hsses nonettil struck out, BY Hnimes
none by MusgTAyr 5 % Canaini -.
bass GA balls OF Holmes off Muss
grave l off CAhdtni a ) bits and
Guns off Holmes IN - inning ics-
ina pitcher Holmss be by pitcher
Holmes Milani b. MusgfAFe nasssd
ball Nalpi. q BAnioh double plAYs
Stewart 10 Vaipi psViveirns % Nj
LAM. AeGinnis 10 CAii'eauN "a Nc.
Cue irft on bases Vancouver
Wenetchec A. tine OF same 1.iA.
umptres Nelson and Clark
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Three shkaf hits. HrhAiatsf d ~
nae hts nAsf Asftht icnas Mana
sehulsneHifh. stewart bass 90 balls.
ri Mann J of aenss stFusk nsits
~ Mann D. jonas : wfid ratehA
Mann. ssefifIos hits Asreht Nre - :
maea as ~ pitcher stoskasAa ~
jonas time ~ aAuse - utnrtFrs
stewart. Rancalnh and hsffett
~ltn>n gANf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
DEAH MET He's a@st nssis
- sla FREDDIE sss.ss tsssf +.
Tfea fslsaa

Dear Pred t0gf To Tony Per.
tillo ara Tommy Herman shsn Ne
zzs I'D gssf coming snszd To
Fred Apostoil shen Steele 14s
fotied sn6 70 Al Hosfss IN that
Seattle shlH1ix E N
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
TODAH~ aAgus - BfDf 80
~ SI1tD Farss

HHttgn4a
ass Yofa a. Chicago.
EfnfxtHn st ~ Luis
Besi0E ~ Fittsh4gxn
fhiians4pnga - IlrrinNsta
tfHsrifan
fhiessU - NsN YORK
81 Louis e. E0ston
Drtfoit ~ Phliscei 1fis
Cisstlknd 81 NsshiHkton
iNTEHNATfONAI LEAoIE
Buffalo 81 gsfsfJ 1iig, Bofh xansst
posi peDfd. rsla
kos bfsfsr IL Bshimofs. fIfsf sams
of d9ubir hs4dff BoAf pond raiH.
Montreal 81 tffsf1ss. viii be piAJsd
- dsnbie hfsdef fomoffoa
Toronto ~ Nsszfk xfII ~ pis 81
- 6onhishsaasF Isft ~
h~n hester 1f, Baltimore ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29
Crosetto Ace
Man of Game
cry lI,GtI STANDINGS


With a chance 10 get within
striking distance Of thira
place. super Dairy meets
the Iowis Model Lumber team
In q double header 81 Lincoln
howl tonight starting ~ i;se.
4 twin win VIII make the
Dair,men real caatenders.
The town OF Eatonville belongs
10 Walt Crosetto today as II was
Walt who turned defeat into We
tory, and but this u whs,
happened: Last night ~ Lincoln
bowl GMc Trucks Won from John
son Paint company s 20 5 after
10 innings Of bitterly contested
baseball and
Walter Grosefto. batting for
Coibo In the ninth. and his
mates needing two runs To tie.
lifted one OF eillispie's fast
ones Out Of the park. 10 pro-
vide the necessary spark that
ultimately counted for an
other run 20 knot the score.
Then in the 10th. with two out.
after he had moved the opposi-
ton in order. crosetto sent
slashing single 10 right with Stock
lin on base. and on the relay TO
third trying to nip stoeklin. wer-
bisky let the ball get away from
him. and the winning run scam
pered in. 10 end one Of the most
exciting and hardest fought games
Of the year.
Eddie Colbo worked nine frames
for the Truckmen and Was entitled
10 better, allowing only one earned
run, the other four johnson tallies
coming via the bobble route. the
Trucksters erring no less than
seven times. Gillispie hurled fine
ball until the eighth. Bittner
paced the hitters with four out
of five, and John Milroy copped
fielding honors with big top
exhibition at the keystone sack.
The box score:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-29

Stolen bases Milroy werbisky. y
Tollefson. Lewis Willis sacrifice hitf
r. Tollefson. Uerbisky Rasmussen.
two base hits Werbisky Garnet.
Ward. home run CrosottO double
plays Milroy 10 p Tollefson. Mllroy
TO Wise 20 Tollefson. IA HIT 5
runs off Coloo IN . innings no runs.
no hits off Crosstto IN inning
struck out. By Colbo 10 Crosetto ?
Oillispie Z bases on balls. of Colbo
4 Gillispi. 4 winning pitcher. Cros-
ctto. Wild pitch. olllispis hit ~
pitched ball. Willis BY Colbo Wallace
and Merklo by Glilispie Time Of
game. 2 40. umplres stsve. ForSythe
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Continued from Page la
snis who IA net c.mpei theIr
children Ia learn 10 swim are rom.
Knitting . NAL affease against
thu safety Of their little o.es 4.
A glance at the papers the last
week, for instance. should warn
parents ~ the easily Of teaching
their tois 10 swim
Anyway. hack 70 SWIMMING and
body Development Take ths case
~ Nancy Asrhl. the issyssf.old
Portland, ORE. swimmer nos very
much In the thick II ths national
womsns swimming tourney 81 pss
Molnss. Ia. .
-Four years ago she vas suffer.
Ing from infsntiis paralysis Then.
She started swimming Ho~ shes
healthy and q major performer
among her sess.
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You can sell your pups with
Tim.s Want Al. Call MAIN 3i5I.
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VISITED the new ns.sdwsy
sport Center ~ 1901 nrssd.
way yesterday and f..sS ihrss
serious. hspps guys ~ the helm.
psesd Of their place. issisisT tse
public 10 fhs fesmaI opening this
week
Pete Euszsnleh steve LAiiss
berg Hun cnlsss are the
origlnstofs ~ tbs place. and
owners Zach u good fsil01
with = side eifeis ~ ffieaas and
they have given Tseoms s.ms-
thing long needed q definite
sport center 49,.
Their plant 10 located in thu
Broadway Bowling alleys bglid-
ma where Jimmy RAdonieh. Hiii
Hefdmsn. Eddie rols sna hundreds
AZ other Dowisrs hang their hsts
very often through ina ho~ilnx
ssas,n months
The ns~ place u modsrn from
front - rear. ffDm saii 10 sail.
from flnof 10 calling TIA fs>~d
counter the cigar counter
the fsffsshmsnt bar everything
In tbs pise. IL 40 70 the minute
tine ~ the ms., fsssisstsss at
ksetisss - ~ issst pasi sia~e
10 The embraces. hsinlou :.
Dolly sasdss Masters BsseA
and ssss si.,iss treat swimming
IN Inc susslsx s.ssr ss.s tss
sitssiioa u sssst ssslssr 80 ~
Aa0thsf feature II iks ssss sissk-
fnsnt - TIA private dining rom.
deal for mssi.Hs places ~ sports
organizations
In short its sweet ssot ana
should 20 oysr vita . rear 49,.
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nEl tINtsuAN


sConr ny tsNfNos
pslifnsham . iu3 10f a
spokane - 400 600 "a
SUMMARY
Three haAs hlik Htssaf stnlen
baas Robertson double plays AaFtht
- naer % Manning besfa on balls.
of Sheshan & seffenti stfties
out bY sheshsn q ssfYenti } passed
ball FsfanahersoAi sacrifice hltsi
Robertson. GRAY. time Of game. ! e.
umpires. Randolph. hafrsti and
stewart
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a Baud for starr lu <Fsnth
b Bzttsd for Cfsghexd IN segeath.
Ran fsf Carlyle la sesfnth
ECCHE BY IsNfhCE
Portland .........-. z0i 100 GA =
Ezn Deco ...-.-.-.. 90 100 5zc-s
SUMMARY
WANING pitcher kAdoLits lca.ns
pltfn4f Olsen. innings pitched b.
f4sSs g. Crzshszd 2 Dsblef : plus
To5in E plus Clssn J plus Fznonits
ls Hum phTsFs = Digs a. nsf OF
L4skz -. cfsgbesd %. GsDlef Q.
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Totals -... 40 5 i7f39 ~ 4
Two out when winning run scored,
ONO TRUCKS
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SCORE BY INRINos
Johnson Paint Co. oil $50 900 o--5
GMC Trucks ...= Dol 600 022 i-6
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