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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12

DANCE CLASSES

Park-WrA tap dancing classes
viii be held from 10 p. m.
"Wednesday at jefferson playfield
and ON Thursday from 4 TO 7;3o
p. m. at the Roosevelt school annex.
Social dancing classes will be held
at Sunshine hall Wednesday from
I To IL p. m. and Al Midland hall
from 7 to IL p. m. Thursday.
Fail bulbs you can afford The
Garden shop. Rhodes Bros.--adv.
LooTs SERVICE STATION
Breaking glass in the door OF
the South Way ser, ace station, 26la
So. Tacoma way. a burglar man
aged 10 reach through and obtain
six quarts OF lubricating oil, two
cans of car polish. three patch kits
and two cans of radiator cleaner
during the night The burglary
was reported to police by Hiigel
Hedstrom. attendant. who nlads
Ms discovery Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
GETS WATCH AND COAT

Walter Olson. s4ss So. Yakima
ave. told police that thief who
reached through an unlocked win
dow at his residence stole a yellow
gold wrist watch and wrap
around overcoat.
Choice cactus. Hinz. Florist.
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Fall bulbs you can afford The
Garden shop. Rhodes Bros.--adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-15
6 Personals. Special Notice

& MARKERS: Our
representative will be in Imperial
Valley Feb. 10 to 25th. Order now
for Easter Or Memorial Day de-
livery. WholessSA dealers in
Granite. Marble or Bronze. Buy
direct and save middleman pro-
fit. Monuments include lettering
and complete installation any
point in valley. Write Cont IL
Son Monument, Box "a, San
Diego, or phone Hotel Mayan. Ell
Centro, for appointment. 2-22
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-15

20 STANDS Of bees for sale. Q. O.
Sandherg, Westmorland. 2-22
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IS Trucks, Tractor S, Trailer

30 TTHChS, ITuCIO1 ITuIteTS
FACTORY DISPLAY. WeStcratt
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up. We finance 1884 University
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AERO CAR trailer, cost $225000.
Price S495G0. Lottie's Place,
Winterhaven. 2-20
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-15
Business Service

FOR ALL lLUMBING NEEDS
call Blackman Plumbing Co. New
or repair work. We go any place.
Free estimates gladly given.
BLACKMAN FOR PLUMBING
1899 Main Phone 1047
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-15

MEN OLD AT 40. GET PEP. New
OStrex Tonic Tablets contain
raw oyster inyigoratorS and
other StimulantS. Value $l.00.
Special price 89c. Start feeling
younger today. Call, write Gle
ment's Drug Store and all good
drug stores. PIT
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-15
90 Country PrOperiy-Sdie

10 ACRE ranch near BraWley. 2
houses and garage. See owner
at railroad section house, Cali
patria. 2-2l
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-15
Farm Implements
Farm Products

MILO MAIZE, $1,000 a ton; dry
mesquite wood. $1,000. Cord on
place. A. A. Moline, 6 miles So.
on 9Th, cross BraWley Main =
mile west. 2-l7
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-15

20 ACRES. Good house, direct
water, electricity, close in. AL
falfa land. Sl750. Terms. See
L. j. Thomas, Imperial 214tf
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-15
HelD Wanted
Situations Wanted

WANTED-Cooking work for small
restaurant. Fry cook or pie bak-
ing. Lois Payne, Ogilby, Calf,
Box 16. Good references. ZIG
PRACTICAL NURSING-Will go
anywhere. Ais Brighton, Apt. 3.
2-16
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
meNeiII Trimmed
By Frank Parker

SEABRIGHT, n. Davis cup
bigwigs who fancied Don Mcneil
of Oklahoma City as a prospective
member of the 1899 U. S. cup team
revised their estimate today.
McNeill. winner OF the French
hard court title last month, bowed
to Frankie Parker in the final for
the Seabright Lawn Tennis clubs
invitation singles championship
yesterday. 6-S. So, 60.
Mcneil later paired with
Parker 10 win the doubles
title. defeating Gene Mako of
Los Angeles And Wayne sabin
Of Portland. Ore. 6-l. 81. 4-6,
6-S.
The wonen's single bowl went to
Helen Bernhard, is-yesr-old New
Yorker. who turned back Dorothy
Workman Of Los Angeles. 6-3. rs.
Alice Marble. worlds champion
woman player of San Francisco,
paired with Adrian Quist. Aus
tralisn Davis cup star. to win the
mixed doubles crown. 6-1. 3-6. SIS
over Ars. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Of
Boston and Elwood Cooke Of Port
land. Ore
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

with the bases loaded and two out.
The Reds now lead by IL games.
The Cardinals beat the
Dodgers twice, SO each time,
and moved back into second
place. Tom Sunkel won the
opener, thanks to Don Pad
gett's homer with two on.
Bob Bowman bested Hugh
Casey in the nightcap.
Carl Hubbell. pitching his third
fun game of the season. hurled
the Giants to a 81 victory over the
Cubs. Errors by Dick Bartell and
Billy Herman proved disastrous
to Vance Page. who pitched five
hit game, one of the hits being
Mel Otis 10Th homer.
The Bees beat the Pirates, rs, in
the first game of twin bill and
were leading SO at the end of
four innings in the nightcap when
the Pennsylvania Sunday law
stopped the game. Max West hit
homer No. u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
Nancy Merki
Sets Records
DIES MONIES. Nancy Mer-

DIES MONIES, Ia.-Nancy Mer-
XII. Il. who took up swimming only
four years ago 10 overcome effects
Of infantile paralysis. looked like
one of the country's most promis-
ing Olympic prospects today.
Representing the Multnomah A.
c. of Portland, Ore. she set new
American records in the 500 and
400-metcr free style races and
placed second in the mile free
style to carry away individual
scoring honors in the women's Nat
ional A. a. u. swimming meet
which ended last night. Her total
was IL.
The Los Angeles A. c. team
posted new national marks in the
400-meter and 300-meter medley
relays to win team honors with SO
points.
Five records were broken
during the four-day meet. The
WINS Ffuaf Nv
Doris Brennan, Providence. II.
I. In the 30o-metcr individual
medley relay race.
The meet produced six other new
champions. Helen Crlenkovich,
San Francisco. won three-meter
diving board title from Marjorie
Gestring. Los Angeles: Miss Ge-
string won the platform diving
championship from Ruth Jump,
Los Angeles; Mary Ryan. Louis
vile. won the one-mile free style;
Esther Williams. Los Angeles. won
the 100-meter free style: Edith
Motridge. Los Angeles. won the
100-meter backstroke; and Fujiki
Katsutani. Hawaii. won the 200
meter breaststroke.
The S00-meter free style and 300
meter medley relay team records
were made last night, Miss Merld,
pushed hard until the last lap by
Miss Ryan, was clicked In 11:19.9,
1913 second better than a record
set last year by Mrs. Katherine
Rawls Thompson, FIT. Lauderdale,
Fla.
The team of Motridge, VIII
liams and Virginia Hopkins
sped through one s00-meter
distance I'm 3.h9 n cutting .lpA
seconds off a mark set In
1896.
The Multnomah A. c. team of
Annie Cooncy. Bernice Lindsey
and Brenda Helser turned in
second place performance of 4:04.
The Multnomah A. c. scored rs
points to take second place in
team competition.
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sunday At LonEacres

sunday Mt Longacres
First race, s400. claiming. three
year-olds and up, Washington bred;
six furlongs
Milly Rogon Glm ..l2.5o 40 500
Glad March nl2l -. $40 2.30
Glad Santa ul0) -. $50
Jockeys IN order: Dye, Grohs and
Dodson. time ia AS. Premier jim.
! spy, Step Mother Armreal also ran.
Second race. 5000. claiming; three
eyar-olds: six furlongs;
Chile Snow 104) -. TAO $50 2 10
Green Jade C05l -. $40 2.7o
Glazenwood lo7l -. 4 go
Jockeys in order: Grohs, Bovine and
Scott: time. Ia AS. Joe c. Mr..
stamford zadra, Bit o. Iron, Nego
Ele also ran.
Third race. s4oo. claiming; three
year-olds and up, one mile
Miss King uis) -. $50 800
Step I0a) ......... 46n
Jockeys In order. Crohs, Peery and
Pagan. time. 80 2-5 Drum Music,
Storm Warning, Pat W. Julia Blud-
econ. Howdy Andy Saueaker also
ran
Fourth race. 5000. graded handicap:
three -year-olds and up; six furlonss
o.
Jookide dosl ....... $40
Jockeys In order: Grohs, Merritt
and Classify: time. i.li 3-b Jack Be
Nimble. Clarcarole. Booter Billy, Dare
Bunny also ran
FIFTH race. 5000. graded handicap:
three-year-olds and up; lie miles
Marvel Play uool 5000 n so 1910
Stringalong u05) . 1910 $50
Jockeys in order: Sperry. Grohs and
CNssity. time. "A as. Rochester
Boy. Ethelmont. Novito. Uncle Less.
Calveras also ran.
sixth race. 5000, graded handicap.
three-year -olds and up six furlongs
Mintouri ,iool 1900 720 $50
Sky Pirate tllol =. $50 sac
Sky Wind il6l ~ 270
jockeys in order: Scott Merit,
and Grohs, time. i.ii i-5. His Girl
Fast Move. Chestnut BABY also ran
seventh race. $500 handicap.
three -year-oids and up; ! Lis miles
Jcff's Pride am -. $50 $40 32C
Dipper condard lo5) 40 s2C
Valiant Boy Oi0 $50
Jockeys in order; South. Grohs and
Merritt: time, ] AZ AS. Kirkby. Brie,
Moment. Some Tirley. Bagenmay
Beldad. HUI Car also ran.
Eighth race. $500. claiming: four
year-olds and up. l i-l6 miles
Yelled Orb Noel -. 100 44o lac
Evidently ulol -. $40 3aC
Irene r t100) ..a4 SIC
Jockeys in order: British Tan
Showcase. Cleas Pride. Strataeem
/ Wee Chap, English Girl also ran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
WINS FIRST MAJOR tilt
to m
WHITE SOx. HExED. SPLIT WITH YANkS
d Hot Reds Continue to Stampede National Race

NEW York; there are any
should apply to Jimmy Dykes of
Sox of evil spirits and purveyors
By all rights the White Sox
should have smacked the Yankees
down twice yesterday, but they
merely got an even break.
In the second inning DiMaggio
hit single. Then Dickey hit a
double-play grounder TO Kuhel,
who booted the ball. Selkirk fol-
lowed with homer which made
three runs where the Yanks should
have had only one. Selkirk raped
another homer-No. lin the
fourth. Then in the ninth the
White SoX scored three runs and
had the tying run on third base
with one out when Dykes called
for the squeeze play. Hayes missed
the ball, and McNair was caught
flat-footed off third. Hayes then
tapped in front of the plate to
end the game, the Yanks winning
4-3.
II was the third loss of the
season for 39-ycar-old Ted
Lyons, who In his glorious
comeback has scored 10 VIC
tories. In the nightcap the
White Sox won, 81, when
Thortnon Lee spellbound the
Yanks with his left-handed
shots.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
Jeff's Pride
Out in Front

LONGACRES - Western Cana
dians were more enthused than
ever today over the prospects for
the Kansas-bred Jeffs Pride after
the three-year-old loped home to
win the 81, 500 purse in the Brit
ish Columbia handicap at Long
acres track yesterday.
The speed ball of western
Canadian horse racing, a post
favorite, put his ears back in
the home stretch and eantered
across the finish line an easy
two lengths ahead of Dipper-
conard to set new season
record for the track at
1:43 rs. Valiant Boy was
third after leading the field
until the final turn.
Yesterdays win over a field of
nine nominees for the $4,000
Longacres mile established Jeff's
Pride on the card for the local
racing highlight Aug. q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

CLUBS CLASH
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS

General Motors Trucks and
Superior Dairy start the 18th
week of City league baseball at
Lincoln bowl tonight in a double
header. the first game getting
under way az 7:30. The night cap,
a postponed tiff of July Is, will
be a seven-inning affair. A twin
win puts the G. M. c. lads within
one game of second place.
Cammarano Brothers and
Olympic Ice Cream split on
their double header last Sat-
urday night, the Bottlers an
nexing the initial fray ! to
4, when the Creamers were
unable to bunch hits off FL
more, and In the bed time
story, Al Pentecost stopped
the leaders cold to take a 10
to 8 verdict.
The results of Saturday night S
games left the Bottlers with a
four run edge for first place, but
they have three games listed for
the coming week. two with John
son Paint on Wednesday that may
have a lot to do with the ultimate
position of the first three teams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
Charlie Morton Cracks Ill Straight At Skee1
Yakima Man
Sets Record

Charlie Morton. crack trap
shooter of Yakima. set what Is
reported to be state skeet record
when he broke 141 straight targ-
cts at the Tacoma Gun club yes
terdsy. He broke As out of so in
regular program shooting and
piled up his long string in prsc-
tice effort after the regular pro-
gram event. He used a 20-guage
gun. all the more remarkable.
J. d. Irwin, son of Harry. the
veteran hunter. won the regular
skeet shoot with so out of so.
A visiting celebrity was
Mrs. H. 4. Grigsby of Okla
homa. who held the worlds
title for women shooters in
1882. She took a whirl at the
targets and broke % out OF 25.
Joe Mcknight, Olympia, and
John Genaro were even in the To-
yard event with 10 out of so. while
Earl Colson. ST., was next with As.
Young Irwin and Mcknight tied
in the handicap with 23's. Senior
Colson was next, followed by
Andy Rowe.
Sunday, Aug. 10. will be the last
registered shoot of the season. 1t
also will be the largest held here
in years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

With Jimmy Foxx driving in
four runs with his 25th homer.
double. and a single, the Red Sox
salvaged the last game of the series
from the Browns. ga.
TIGERS TAKE TWO
Detroit won two from the Ath-
letics, 14-0 and SIS. Buck New
som scored his 18th win in the
opener, yielding five hits. Hig-
gins, Greenberg, Fox and Croucher
hit homers. Freddy Hutchinson
won his first major league game
in the nightcap with some relief
and aid from Paul Trout in the
last 22s frames.
Washington trimmed Cleveland,
SO, behind Joe Krakauskas' eight
hit pitching. George Case drove in
three runs with two singles.
The red-hot Reds continued to
stampede the National league
race, stretching their winning
streak TO 10 with double victory
over the Phillics, 90 and 81.
Bucky Walters scored his 18th
victory in the opener. Johnny
Wander Nicer broke his long drouth
with five-hit victory in the night
cap. He had to go to the ninth to
win when Billy Myers hit a homer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
Dawn Patrol
BY COLONEL CARY

John Spreckels had his good
winner WILL DO out for a breeze.
The mare went five-eighths in
1902 3-5 continues to hold her
edge. STROLLING MISS looked
good going three-eighths in SO is.
handily. Larry Kidd has the
7-year-old daughter of Strolling
Player in tip-top shape. Tab Or
BRIDGE off a handy mile in 1:43
2-5 the 4-year-old colt looks
ready.
BLACkPOOL continues to work
well, the 2-year-old colts latest
being a nice half in so. going
handily The son of Penalo will
break that jinx soon. Watch
REQUIEM. The 7-yesr-old mare
worked a good half in 40 is.
hsndily. and looks ready to cop a
purse from the cheaper kind any
day now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
COAST SCORES


A couple of venerables with
whiskers down to here sunk the
Los Angeles club deeper in second
place today as San Francisco's
Seals shut out the Angels twice
yesterday. Their labors kept the
Angels from scoring for
20 innings.
Sam Gibson turned back the
Seraphs 10 In the opener,
while Wyn (Old Pard) Ballou
white-washed them 20 in the
seventh inning finale.
Inasmuch as Seattle and Sacra-
ment split pair, the Angels now
are four and half games out of
first place. The Seals took the
series four games to three. while
Sacramento was breaking the same
way in its series with Seattle.
Seattle won the first game
from the Solons. Us, but Sac
ramento rubbed il in properly
in the closing encounter. 1910.
Dicke Barrett turned i'm his
Tooth victory as Rainier and
his 18th of the season. although
he was yanlSed in favor of
Doug Van Fleet in the fifth
inning of the opener. Paul
Gregory finished.
This week, San Francisco is at
Oakland, Los Angeles at Sscra-
mento, Portland at Hollywood and
Seattle at San Diego.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
Trout Beauties
At Sport Center

Fifteen kamloops trout are on
display at the Broadway Sport
Center. 1924 Broadway. They
We're caught by Carl Kaleel. P. n.
Irwin. Mel Jones and Walter Wild
owson. The quartet spent two days
fishing in the wilderness miles out
of ksnlloops. b. c. The fish. all
large, are drawing wide attention
at the new Broadway Sport Center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
Metz Wins Cool
$1,000 In Cash

ST. PAUL Minn.-Dick Metz.
20, Chicago professional and new
ST. Paul open golf champion, pock-
eted $1,000 prize money today TO
bring his total 1889 earnings to
S7.637. the top money among pro-
fessionals for the year.
He won the meet yesterday be-
fore q gallery of 10000. His -
hole total of 270 bettered par by
is strokes and smashed a tourns-
ment record of al set by Harry
Cooper In 1885.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
Play For Softball Crown
Starts Tonight In Sumner

competition left the Bakers and
Painters alone in the undefeated
class.
The Painters swamped the Ia
coma Postoffice Employees Mon
day night. with Bus Anderson
pitching.
Eagles will rate as top-heavy
favorites to earn the third position.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

Seattle's Freddie Hutchinson
won his first major league vic
tory yesterday when he hurled
the Detroit Tigers TO 5-S vic
tory over the Philadelphia Ath-
letics in the second game of an
American league double header.
Hutch gave only nine hits. hit
a single himself and drove in
one run. Trout relieved Hutch
on the mound in the eighth
inning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

Tacoma French Bakery will de-
fend its Pierce county softball
championship in the first game of
a best-two games out of three
series on the Sumner high school
field starting Monday night at
$40.
Eagles will meet the Zion Lu-
theran team for third and fourth
places in the opener at 7:15.
The games are the climax of last
weeks play on the Sumner field
when three nights of tournament
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

True TO form in one division and
topsy turvy In the other are the
results Of Sundays six Western
Washington league engagements.
Victories by Consumers Meat
their 18th in a row, Yeim and
spsnaway In the Valley division
served TO make next Sundays
Yelm-Consumers battle the show
down in that sector. although
spanaway can claim an interest
u Yelm wins.
An upset win by Elk Plain over
South Tacoma putting the Plains
mcn In = ranking position with
saxton Lumber and Olympia
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Germans Refuse
American Tennis

BEREIN--German tennis off,
Gals have rejected an invitation
TO participate In the United States
lawn tennis championships IN
September at Forest Hills, 1t was
announced today.
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RNATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAY. - Buffalo 40. Jersey
City OIL; Baltimore Al. Rochester
SIS: Newark 4. Toronto s.
Sunday-Buffalo 81. Baltimore
S-lo tsecond seven innings); Mont
real Sd. Syracuse As tsecond
seven innings; Rochester ST.. der
sey City 60 lsecond IL innings) b.
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oCOhE BY INNINGS
v vancouver ........... 900 100 003-6
Birmingham .......... 400 900 600
SUMMARY
Home run. Volpi, two-base hits.
nsrrls, stewart tVan) 2. Cailteaux.
Edy, Samhammer. McCue. sacrifice
MT. Gray; runs batted in. Manoish
stockman, Harris. Padovan. Volpi p
McCue, Edy, Stewart fVanD. str,lck
out: by Osborn 2 by Weldon /. bases
on balk. off Weldon 8. off Osborn 4.
WIG pitch. Weldon, charge defeat TO
weldon stolen base, Stewart YAM;
umpires, Barrett and Randolph.
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Home run. Fernandez: three base
hit. Manning: two-base hits Baer
Fernandez. Martinez. Spsdafore.
stolen bases. Fernandez. Mcdonald.
double play. Baer 70 Manning. bsses
on balls, off Miller Windsor I
Jonas 3. Schulmerich 2. strucf out
by Miller !. Jonas ?: hits off Windsor
9 for 9 runs IN sia innings. off Jonas
I for s runs in 2 innings, off GuR.ch
! In a innings; wild pitch. Jonas.
Gugich' sacrifice hits. Penso. Bzer.
losing pitcher, windsor. time Of game,
2 AS: umpires, Morgan and Moran.
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Yesterdays REstlrS
Seattle To. sacramento BIO.
San Francisco Ia. Los Angeles 90
Oakland los, Hollywood IA.
Portland "a. SAN DIEGO SO.
HON SERIES ENDED
Sacramento { Seattle D.
san Francisco I. Los Angeles 3,
Portland 3. san Diego z.
hollywood Z. Oakland 3.
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droyers work. they
Chicago White Sox Dykes dozen to rid the White
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