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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-04


OUTRIGHT release Of Bernie
DELIVERIES rs manager Of the
Spokane Indians sees one Of the
really colorful men Of the West
ern international league move out
Of the picture. Bernie was slated
10 60 some weeks back, but he
worked his Indians into = winning
streak and saved his job :. tenn
porarily. hut the club went into
another tailspin of late :. and
Bernie lost his pilot post
Bernie Is TO be succeeded by Ed
die Lcishman who has been man.
agcr Of the Indians farm team,
Twin Falls of the Pioneer league.
Although incapacitated by a
broken foot bone the last several
days, he is virtually ready TO take
over his new job. Owner Bell Ul-
rich said. Yves Schulmerich will
succeed him at Twin Falls. Until
Leishman arrives. the Spokane
club will be managed on tenn
porary basis by Catcher Ted
Clawitter -.
Under deviveiros' management.
the Indians played hot and cold
ball this season, leading the
league for n considerable period
but also dropping as far rs fifth
place nj other times. ulrich cited
this Inconsistency when he an
nounced the release Of devil
Dcviveiros began his baseball
career at Calgary. Alta, in 1921
and reached the American league
with the Detroit Tigers in 1927.
Later he played with Minneapolis
of the American association, in
the Texas league and with Oak
land OF the Pacific Coast league !.
Lcishman was shortstop for
the Seattle Rainiers of the Coast
league this spring. The Rainiers
and Indians have an agreement
which allowed him to so to Twin
Falls and now advance to the
Spokane club
DEMPSEY came up off the floor
In this. his greatest fight and
has survived the knockout punch,
Good living. strong constitution
saved the grand old guy of the
prize ring =.
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Lawn Bowling Meet
Draws Tacoma Kinks

The Tacoma INKS are competing
In the Northwest Lawn Bowling
associations sixth annual tourna-
ment which ends Tuesday on two
Woodland Park in Seattle
and Liberty Park in Renton.
Tacoma Kinks are: No. Roy
Thompson. Mr.. Reid. E. MeNeai,
and Roy Cleveland. skip. No. a.
Jack Williams. Or. Mirents, II.
Kinney. and l.. Thomas. skip. No.
3-w. L. Mccormick. L. kershaw
Jim Dickson, and John Wood. skip.
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Three Tacomans
In Oregon Event

PORTLAND-The 41st annual
battle for the Oregon State Tennis
championships began today al the
Irvington Tennis club courts with
representatives of three Pacific
states entered in competition.
Three Tacoma youngsters viii
compete. They are Richard Meyer.
entered in both junior and mems
events; and Vivian Joseph and Pat
Greenup. runner-up and winner.
respectively, of the Center tour
ney held here recently. They are
junior girls.
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chiinooks Bow
To Medeghini
BELLINGHAM. wssh.-The

BELLINGHAM, Wssh.-The Ia
coma Tigers took the first game of
scheduled double-header With
the Bellingham Chinooks, -. yes
terdav in the Western Interna-
tional Baseball league.
The nighteap was rained out.
The Tigers got IL hits off
Weldon and Dases. a ninth
inning replacement. The
Chinool>s nicked Medeghini for
eight hits, but he kept them
scattered and had better sup
port.
Herman Reich. Tiger center
fielder, hit everything in the book
for the Tiger cause; home run,
triple. two doubles and single.
He batted in four runs.
Bill Johnson, hurting for the
Yakima Pippins at Spokane, held
the Indians 10 six hits and Yakima
took the game, SIS. The Pippins
collected 10 safeties.
Vancouver and Wenatehee were
idle.
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LAURIE HEATH
PITCHES WELL

Laurie Heath hurled four-hit ball
at Lincoln bowl Saturday night to
give G.M.C. Trucks an easy IS to 3
win over Model Lumber Company.
None of the Lumbermen's runs
were earned. errors accounting for
all three and Heath was entitled to
a shutout.
While Heath was tough the
G.M.C. boys collected Is hits
off the slants Of happening
and Thiel, Heath leading the
pack with three safe ones. in
Guiding double. The win
brought the Truckmcn to
within two and half games
Of the top.
There will be no City league
games on Monday or Tuesday
nights. Superior Dairy and CAM
marano Brothers opening the
weeks festivities on Wednesday
night at 7.3o.
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Tacoma Club
Bills cIimb

The Tacoma Motorcycle club l.
sponsoring its fourth annual hill
eluimb at Green river gorge to-
morrow. with 10 Of the leading
Northwest riders competing IN a
field of many more.
The competing hill stands
almost straight up and down
and each of the last three COM
petitions has seem several
bikes run wild. Similar thrills
are to be expected tomorrow.
Roy Rogers. Tacoma ace. viii
be am0ng the stars. The compe-
tition begins at ] so o'clock.
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HUTCH AGAIN.!

INDIANAPOLIS. lnd.--Freddie
Hutchinson. who went from Seat
tie to Detroit and then Toledo as
the rookie pitching sensation OF
the year, evened his record at
seven victories and seven defeats
today.
Hutch pitched Toledo to Ia
American association victory over
Indianapolis yesterday.
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Totals ...........39 8 IL "a IL 4

Losing pitcher. Hilcher; innings
pitched. by Hiloher A.. Craghead
8 p. Birkhofor plus: at bat. off Hill
cher 10. Craghead 80 Birkhofer 10:
hits, off Hilcher 8, Craghead II, Birk-
hofer s.: runs scored, off Hilcher 5,
Craghead 8. Birkhofer 6, Radonits 2;
runs responsible for. Hilcher 5. Crag-
head 4, Birkhofer O. Radonits 2;
struck out. by Hilcher |, Craghead 5.
bases on balls, off Hilcher 2, Gonzales
L. left on bases. Portland 6. San
Diego 6; three base hits. Coleman.
Dallessandro; two-base hits. Starr
Dallessandro 2. Carlyle. Jeffries 2;
runs batted in. Coleman, Carlyle 3.
Dallessandro d, Rosenberg 2. Starr
Craghead Dctore 8: Jeffries. Fernan-
des. Wilson, Marshall. Sweeney; sac
rifiees. Craghead. Dallessandro. Fer
nandes; stolen bases, before, Starr,
Griffiths
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iobaAS ~ Y ~ : II
Batted for Schmidt in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Seattle ......... 600 200 0l0- 3
Sacramento $500. 900 DOL 1902 4
SUMMARY
Runs responsible for, Gregory q
Schmidt 3: struck out. Gregory 4.
Schmidt 5; bases on balls. off Greg
DRY /: left on bases, Seattle 6, Sacra-
mento 7; home run, Orengo: three
base hit, Garibaldi: two-base hits.
Gyselman. Garibaldi, Strange; runs
batted in, Archie. Gyselman. Winsett,
Orengo. Morrissey. Wieczorek. Scoffic;
sacrifices. Morrissey 2: stolen base,
White; time. / As; umpires. Falls and
Tanning
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SUMMARY

Runs responsible for. Weber 2.
struck out, Sherer /: bases on balls.
off Weber /; wild pitch. Sherer; left
on bases. Seattle 6. Sacramento 8.
two-base hits. Scoffic. Barton: runs
batted in. Orengo. Gyselmsn. Barton:
sacrifice Strange; stolen bases Bar
ton. Orengo; time. / IS, umpires.
Tanning and Falls.
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NATIONAL LEAcl \
San Diego Wins
Two Coast Tits

SAN DIEGO-San Diego, hop
ing to get back in the first di-
vision. skinned the Portland Bea-
vers in two games yesterday, ID
to S and 4 to 3.
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ENJOYED the weekend
hunting and fishing with Harry
keppert, oldest and closest friend.
We caught trout by the hun
areds and shot game birds In
great numbers. Hut only In
the fields and strcams provided
BY memory. while rcclined In Nor
sis chaiFs -.
II was with Harry that ! killed
my first blue grouse !. gray
squirrel quail and wild water
fowl. That was too many years
ago to put In type. but In those
days the prairie land south OF
spanaway and surrounding the
friendly little town Of Roy tecmed
with upland game birds the
waters were alive with trout
We were pink-chcekcd carcfree
kids then. owners OF single barrel
l6-gauge shotguns, which later
developed into l2-gangc double
barrel guns and finally to pumps
and automatics -.
Muck creek provided the trout,
and robin breasts the bait. Sal
mon eggs weren't heard OF.
Worms were too hard to dig. So,
a few blasts Of the shotgun. few
robin breasts cut In neat little
chunks and we were set
We fishcd the creek through
Aiurray's ranch. And the Rice
and other ranches out there In the
most peaceful and beautiful dis
trict cf this section. We shot up
land birds there. too. when II was
nothing 70 kick up 100 or more
birsis down almost any given road
Of any length
And the ducks, In the pot-holes
OF that flat land !. along Muck
creek and In the overflow waters
on the Nelson Murray place, q
say nothing OF Bird lake. now
called Shaver lake. Only kids In
overalls. tennis shoes and shirt
we bagged game and thrilled a
we never viii again. There might
have been better shots than Harry
but your old conductor never saw
them
And In the years ] have gon'
along the trail Of life. KEEP hal
been a pal. That began when w
were four years old. 1t has nevel
ended. There never has been
quarrel. a hot word. We under
stand each other. established
deep and everlasting affection. !
never can be otherwise. II 10 on
Of iife's choices assets =.
n going back over the trial
saturday night. which. by the wss
marked narry's z5th wedding IN
niyersary, We ccAaed 10 be naes
We were hays again In evcraii'
gums cooked In our elbows q
rrippea II shooting position =
We sneaked upoa thu unsuspectin
nnallards. We were boys agsi
thrslliag under the fire 81 excite
ment n The guns roared thei
de~trucfion to The feather foM
We were boys again. eyes biazinI
carrying our game home m
proudly -.
We expect to have many moi
ehooting days together. but nor
"a come will match the hunts "
had Saturday night the fisl
inr trips we made. Those can
hack from the days when life Va
IN full bloom. free Of worries, n
sponsihility. The days Of boyhoo
eolden hours Of life. but oh
bitterly short. But kept sweet ar
treasured by memory
IT i tragic indeed when nat'o'
! line England and German
reach such . bitter stage that eve
athletic competition between the
Is to Be boycotted by the BIRTHS
] sneak Of the proposed Aug. 20
meeting At Cologne Only dee
rooted hatreds prompt such actit
and indicate that little aggrav'
ton either way win set them Q
Arrow shirts. <unD-Bush shoes
/ 11i~.s A I7nderaear. Mallory Hats
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COSTLY SPORT

NEW YORK; cost members
Of the United States polo team ap-
proximately $4,000 each of their
own money 10 prepare for their
winning series against the British
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Seals, Oakland
Split z Games
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO - Old sam
Gibson of San Francisco. who Ia
reported TO watch with interest
the proceedings Of the Townsend
clubs. pitched smart two-hit ball
Sunday 10 set back Oakland. 7
10 o. in the opener yesterday. The
Oaks came back TO win the dusk
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M ak Wins!
STUTTGART, Germany

STUTTGART, Germany - Max
Schmeling. off to a good comeback
start with a one-round knockout
over Adolf Heuser, weighed his
chances of regaining the world
heavyweight title today.
Schmeling, who was first
round kayo victim himself in his
last fight against Champion Joe
Louis, annexed the European
heavyweight title when his first
lightning-like right to the chin
dropped Heuser for the fun count
before the fight was a minute old
last night.
The 10000 spectators paid 30 900
marks tsi20.0o).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo 1910. Indianapolis Al
Kansas City s-io. Minneapolis sill.
ST Paul ISL Milwaukee Ia.
Louisville SIS Columbus o.
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Home run. Penso. two-base hits,
Evart, Lorenz: stolen bases. Spiker.
Lorenz. Mcdonald: double plays, Nc
Cormick to march, to Evart. bases
on balls. off Johnson 7. Serventi 2.
struck out. by johnson /, Seryenti 3.
hits, off Serventi 10 in 6-plus for
runs: passed ball Holster 2; sacri-
flee hits. Martinez. Lewis 2, Fernan-
DEE: hit by pitched ball. Alden by
Johnson; losing pitcher, Serventi:
time OF game, 400; umpires, Stew
art and Randolph.
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Totals
Totals .......27 5 o 81 Q O
SAN FRANCISCO

Totals .......34 3 3 81 IA O
Batted for Woodall In fifth,
b Batted for Ballou in fifth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Oakland ......... oo5 600 o--5
San Francisco ...... 800 600 o--3
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher. Ballou. innings
pitched. Stutz 2a. Bailou as, at
bat. off Stutz IL. Ballou IL; hits, off
Stutz 8, Ballou 2; runs scored. off
Stutz 2. Ballou 3. runs responsible
for, Stut2 3. Bithorn g. Ballou q:
struck out, Stutz /. Bithorn 5, Ballou
/. Wilkie 2. bases on balls. off Bith-
orn 3. Ballou g. Wilkie L. two-base
hits. Bithorn. Jennings, Vergez. Hill
Luby 2; runs batted IN, conroy Nor
bert, Frazier, Wright. Luby, Nergez,
Hill.
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oHAAHtd DBt NV wv "
San Francisco .4. 201 0oi 00x-7
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher Cantwell. innings
pitched Canfwel o.. at bat. OFF
cantweIl "a. hits. off Cantwell II.
runs scored off Cantwell 5: runs re-
sponslble for. cantwell o. struck out.
Cantweil /. Gibson q. bases on balls.
off Cantweil /. SaleYson /. Gibson 1.
wild pitch. Salyeson. three-baEo hits,
Holder DiMagRio: two-base hits. Nor
bert 2. runs batted in. Holder 2, Nor
bert 3. Jennings Spfinz. sacrifices.
Gibson, Sprinz 2. Norbert.
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PIONEER LEAGUE


III Mild PRESS
The Pocatello Cardinals emerged
with simmer lead in the Pioneer
league today after Salt Lake City
shellacked them In the rubber
game of the series. IS to s.
The Twin Falls Cowboys.
after splitting u double head
er with Boise. we-e only
game and half behind the
leaders. Boise took the open
err. I 60 1. and lost the second.
Is to &.
a Ogden. still in last place. edged
up a little by sweeping Lewiston,
IL TO . and Is TO 8 to take the
series. dropping Lewiston into
..H..x. Aaks..e Calf 4 -.
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BY COLONEL CARY

HUI Car, twice winner IN two
starts, will be out to give holiday
patrons at Longacres real
Fourth of July thrill tomorrow,
when the good son of Carriage goes
postward in the Independence day
handicap.
Set for mile and a six
tenth, main competition for
w. A. Joplins' four-year-old Is
expected to come from Allen
Drumheller's Triplane. the son
of Whichone having already
shared a dead-heat with HUI
Car In the Tacoma handicap.
L. w. Kidd has nominated two,
American Emblem and Solar
Hawk American Emblem placed
second to HUI Car in Sundays
Evergreen state purse. also at a
mile, and will find the extra six
teenth of next Tuesdays head
liner even more to his liking.
Other Starters
Also scheduled to start are The
Cleaver, II. l.. Ethcrridge's front
runner. and Kirkby. threat of the
Thompson-Breshnen stable. Secre-
tary Morrison has lined up an out
standing supporting card for the
enjoyment of holiday patrons.
Sundays crowd of close to ten
thousand, largest of the meet so
far, gave promise of a new at
tendance record on Tuesday.
Cible Snow, L. kralls good
three-year-old filly. has proven to
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sacramento 81. seattle 81.
Los Angeles i-6. Hoil, wood FL.
san Francisco "a. Oakland %.
san Diego ia. Portland s-3.
SPLIT SERIES THIS WEEK
san Francisco opens Tuesday at
sacramento. Portland al Oakland.
seattle at Hollywood. and Los Ang-
eles at san Diego.
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1tdls ~
BELLINGHAM
diOiild SVo
Bellingham 020
CIINIAEADv

BdLIeU lot DdNty III nIHlU-
SCORE BY INNINGS
Tacoma .......... 200 020 cot
Bellingham ....... 020 600 002-4
SUMMARY
Home run. Reich: three base hit.
Reich; two-base hits. Reich q, Harri-
man. Bliss. H. Stockman: sacrifice
hits Hartman. Lightner: runs bat
Ted in, Mattos, Reich 4, Farquharson,
Weldon. Hartman 2. Stockman,
Lightner. struck out. by Medeghini
5. by Weldon 2: bases on balls. off
Medeghini /. off Weldon 2. off Davey
2: losing pitcher, Weldon: double
plays, Reich to Clifford, Hartman to
Colbern to Garretson. Colbern to
Hartman TO Garretson umpires,
Morgan. Moran and Barrett; time OF
game, so.
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Race Fans Have
Ewes ON HUI Car

Ut liit lDuEn iu1h lbt sc VI llit
meet so far. In her last two outs
the daughter of Snow King has
twice driven down to the wire in
nose finish, only to drop both
decisions. first to Zadra, and again
yesterday to High Grenade.
Wins Two Straight
Athelton's victory in Saturdays
sixth race gave that horse the dis
tinction of being the first to win
two in a row for the present meet.
The six-year-old Dunlin
gelding had to move over Sun
day to make room for Poly
Royal when the six-year-old
Bookbindcr mare bounced
down In the sixth TO cop a
photo decision from Disaster
to make ii two wins In row.
Many men would like to be able
to emulate Drum Music and Su
preme Court. Out all Friday night
when they were released to escape
the bad fire In the stable area
both horses went out to win or
Saturday. Supreme Court ever
had to come from behind to do 1t
after being practically left at the
post.
The stewards clamped down or
Jockey Eugene Sailing yesterda,
and grounded him for five day.
for failure to keep High Grenade
straight in the stretch during tn,
running of the fifth race.
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Standings

YESTERDAY Rf>l LIS
Tacoma ;. Beiiinzham I.
Yakima 5. Spokane ).
Only game scheduled
CANES THIS WIN
Tacoma AZ spokane.
Nensfehee at Yakima.
Vancouver at Bellingham.
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Vance Faucet
Wins Golf Play

Allenmore Sunday. best nine:
Vance Faweett. 1915 90: E. Mere
dith. 37-6 81. Lou Tullis. 35-4-
81. ]. Wick. 3s-6is-31ig: Jack
Beardwood. 36-4i s-31is. F. John
ston. 41-sis-32ia; Ralph Watson,
37-41a-32is; Bob Youngberg, Az
1012-32i2: John Larsen. $751;
33l2: Ed Honeywell. 40-si.-33ia.
Saturday. medal play: Bob
Youngberg, s5-21-s4: H. r. Yen-
ske. 76-s-is Carl Raymond,
74-6-6s: Max jensen. 1865;
George Hollingstad, 1850; Jack
Van Whye. $3.50; Jack Beard
wood. $3.50: Jnn Larsen. IL
10; f. w. Jenien. e2-22-7o:
Ralph Watson. s717-70: Spike
ABBY. 7e-s-71: jim Wilson, So
1911: Earl Bslcpm. s5-13-72:
orland Nelson. sl-,-73; J. john
ston. s0-17-73 Ernie Sehseffer,
e4-2i-73.
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SAN DIEGO

SCORE BY INNINGS
Portland ...... 200 0l0 oo-3
san Diego .....-...... OOl OOl Ii
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher. Thomas innings
pitched. Humphreys 6. at bat. Off
Humphreys %; hits. off Humphreys
8: runs scored. off Thomas 3. Hum
phreys 8. runs responsible for Thom-
as 3. Humphreys 8. struck out. By
Thomas l. Humphreys 8, Tobin !;
bases on balls. off Thomas 1 Hum
phreys /, Tobin q left on bases. PORT
land 5, San Diego Q; home run, Cole
man. three-base hit, Daliesssndro:
two-base hits. Wilson Patchett. runs
batted IN. Coleman ?. before Mar
shall. burst Carlyle. Berkovitz: sac
rifceS before, Berkowitz. Carlyle Mar
shall: double plays, Griffiths 70 De-
tore BerkoSitz 70 Niemiec 70 before
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FIRST CANE
4rs

Totals ........34 3 20 10 2
Two out when winning run scored.
ANfr->rT-n
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one against the other on legalize'
slaughter -.
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PHILLIPS GETS AROUND
WILkES-BARRE Pa Eddi

Phillips. WiIkes-Birre manager
has been with Is tuhs in organ
lied baseball.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-06-08
MARBLE TOURNAMENT

The marble tournament 1ch started weeks ago
with $50 entrees in the elementary high schools
has reached the final round. Those remaining in the
tournament inc lude Teddy Fox, Leonard Lear Richard
Summers, Jack Brewer, Clayton conklin. Tommy Freeman
Donald Freeman Harry Fitch. Tommy Cation, and Charles
Fitch. The winner Of this final round will receive
gold medal from the playground department. of
ington. D. c. The finals for tln metropolitan
will be held the Monument grounds on June 10 at
1o:oo O'Clock and i'll be broadcasted over WJSv.
The winner and r,unaer-up from Greenbe1t will be
tered in that tournament. The winner and ranner-up
from thu metropolitan tournament viii be sent to the
National tournament at Ocean City, New Jersey.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-06-08
ARCHERY

On June regular archery lessons were started In
the 9Th and 7th grades. During the sumner these
c1asses Will be Continued for those wishing arch
Adult classes will begin shortly. Those interested
should sign up in the lobby Of the swimming pool.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-06-08
Recreation Notes
SOFTBALL


Softba1l practice for the men's Representative
team was held on Saturday. June at $3.50 Pm. The
team is expected to start it's schedule Saturday,
June 10. Several strong teams Will be invited to
play out here during the
Candidates for the team Barker, Taylor Res
nicky Krebs. Goldfadden, Mesner, Mcdonald, Holoch
wost. Blanchard, Nrinak, Stark, Mar ack, Marfield
Todd. Bauer. East Chapman. Sanchez, Weinernan and
Lastner.
During the past three weeks the women Of Green
belt have been holding practice every Tuesday and
Thursday from 2 to p.m. the athletic field be-
Low he pool. Genes wi IL be sched led with womens
teams around the country and the di stri Of. About
"a women have been coming out to practice but any
others who like to play encouraged to try.
After June l9 regula ar schedules in Softban will
be arranged for the boys and girls Of the town. Two
different Leagues will be formed, for Chi ldren
between the ages Of 10 and IA and nother from Is
to 10.
RASERLL
Although the Boys Baseball team lost thd first
game to the Glendale Boys Club, it is hoped that a
good team can be put on the field this The
gene at Glendale revealed the fact that the boys
are weak in the field. AS smooth field
be he'd they should this fault. Games
will be scheduled every week during the ith
local teams.
Those boys who play baseball and who haven't come
out for the team yet urged to to actice.
The tean meets every day during the week from 4 to
TENNIS
Beginning about the middle Of June free tennis
lessons will be given in the morning and early af
ternoon to all those who wish to Learn play.
poster has been placed the bulletin board in
the lobby Of the swimming pool for those M shing
to sign up for lessons.
SWIMMING
After the close Of school free lessons in swim
ming and life saving will be offered at the swim
ming pool. Lessons will be offered to tho SO who
sign up the bulletin board. les sons wi II
be offered to swimmers, beginners. medi
o+ O.
ferent time. Read the bulletin board and COOPERAT
for further amomcements.
MARBLE TOURNAMENT
The marble tournament 1ch started weeks ago
with $50 entrees in the elementary and high schools
has reached the final round. Those remaining in the
tournament inc lude Teddy Fox, Leonard Lear Richard
Summers, Jack Brewer Clayton Conllin Tommy Freeman
Donald Eraeman Harry toh ca+ox