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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
POWELL, WiIkie And Quay Scheduled To Perform
Seven Local
Golfers Pass

Seven rseomsns will compete In
the Taooma-seattie district ma.
tionsl public links qualifying play
at Ingiewood club. Seattle. July o
They passed to the final round.
So holes yesterday At Allenmore
course in the Tacoma angle Of
things
Loris Baker, former professional
ball player. John Larson. John
and George Wise. brothers. tied
for medslist honors with 7Es
Baker. Larson and John Wise
represent Allenmore. and George
Wise, BrookdAle club.
Five tied for the thrce re-
naming posts, John Ander-
SON. Larry Huseby and Raw
Hardwood Of Allennpore. and
Joe keier Of Meadow Park and
Leo Ristvet Of Brookdale. On
the first plsyoff hole koier
and Husebs took 4's 10 grab
two spots. while Anderson
took four on the second hole
10 beat out Ristvet. who had
trouble.
There were 26 entered.
The Tscomsns will compete
against II Seattle golfers in the
finals.
Lor Baker. -, John Larsen, "a:
John Wise. IA George Wise. "a;
John H Anderson. rs; Joe Koler.
rs; Larry Huseby 10; Ray Har-
wood, rs; Leo Ristvet, 76: Max
Jensen. rs; Ed REVERE. rs: Bud
Lehman. rs: Dewey Busch. II:
Howard Olson. II: Jack Mcintyre.
Il; Frank keuss. rs: Harold Gus
tafson. rs; Joe Greco, 70: Heinie
Venske. 81: Harris Matthews. So:
John Brottem. 50; Jack Beard
wood. 81; Dick Long. So Archie
Genin, 81, Elmer Clark, SIS: Lew
Tullis, Sc.
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OAKS AND SACS
EACH TAKE ONE

OAKLAND Oakland and Sac.
ramento split pair ~ coast
games yesterday. the Solons taxi
ing the first 40 and tho Oaks tn.
second. 81 Jack SalVcson limited
the saos 10 one hit until the
seventh. Hiram Bithorn struck
out nine men to win the nighteap.
John Hubbell, brother Of Carl
Hubbell. made his coast league
debut for Sacramento in the first
game and allowed the Oaks only
one hit in two innings Raimondi
homed for Oakland In the second
game. Sacramento took the series.
four games 10 three.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

SEATTLE - Announcement OF
the December. 1882. marriage OF
Gordon Polly" Parrot, University
OF Washington crew captain In
1882. and Gladys ROdside Of Seat
lie vas made yesterday Fsrrot'
has completed studies al the
Northwestern university medloal
school. He is the son OF MI ana
Mrs. David Parrot Of Olympia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

TO Bees to a so shuiout over the
Reds IN the second game Of n twin
bill The Reds slaughtered the
Bees, 1915. in the opener. In which
Bin Nerher. Reds third saoker.
had perfect day. IS for s."
Rabbit wssticr .22o hitter.
blasted Paul Derringer for double
and single which drove In four
runs in the nightcap.
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Total .;....9ls Total ......s!g
selective nine tourney on half
hendicap was staged Saturday by Pr
crest teams Results follow;
T n &c seoresZa- ID D Myers, 34-e-2s;
GO; o A. Watkins 1861 -2eig;
W c. Niemeyer 37-7-30. W Rich
ards 37-ei2-30i2: b Y Schwalen.
1876 2-32l2, H Schmidt. 3s-6-32
Joe Rawlings. 35-3ia-3li2. M G.
Tennent, 4o-5i2-34is; John Hunt,
43-7-36; Jack obernour 42-6i2-
3d. Ted Elvert 39-5i2 -33i2 d L.
Mclendy. 37-6-3l. Refine. 3s-7-3l.
H Senner. 45-6-39; Tom Palo. 4O-7-
80. w L. Duncan. 4l-6-35, N. Leslie
1855
B" scores B Ross. 39-l2-27.
A w. Melehoir 4l-10iz -30l9; H..
6 C,s5k 44-i3'aR Ro2S.a E EN- N Meyer
Could 4f-8-33. J. Ingersoll As
1876: J S Obenour 49, at:
/ /. Lamb 4i-8i2 -32i2. J. Steele
43-9-34 Bert Senner 4l-9i al ri;
J McIlWratth. 4i-7ia-33l9 D. NJ.
Wood. 43-8 is-34 2. /. McGsyick ST.
49, 37iz, B Shee h n, as
i0ia-32l2
Tirerest was beaten by the Kitssp
Country club. % TO IS. IN team
match Sunday at Bremerton. In the
finals OF the best ball twosome cham
picnship Sunday. Bob Anderson and
H. Anderson defeated Jack Walters
and Frank seyerson ! up. ~.
Sunday fairway shots only-Orv
$50. Bill Delay 5I-ll-4O. Jim
Rawlings. 54-I4-4O.
Brookdale-Sunday. medal play;
First division-Don Arthur 1910
So; George Holm. 1910 Sc.
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. =
Hatted for r. hmldt Ia signtH
Ran for Barton IN ninth
Rated for HsiFfaon in niuth.
bAttHG for Lyman in ninth
SCORE BY fsNincE
tsffsmnut1 -..+ss4a. 600 900 1Ia 4
Oakland s.s.-..st.. iqi 600 900 4
SUMMARY
Winning pitcher HtlDbsli innings
pitched tehmidt y HuBbsi at be-
OF = hlnidf 1s HubDeii 2 MIA az
senmidf e Husbsll : runs so0fed on
schmidt runs rrfp0naibis fff
sebmiet I sslsss9n D atFueE stlt
SehHidt > HuoDeii salses4a Z
bases au balls 81 sehnidf Hahbslf
eslYss9n 5 hit b. pitcher Barton
~ esHFsegH tHo-gszs Hlfa Jaslfs
tefsea runs baftrd go jqiisB Ogre
aeHkfl Z Marshall hBTesa saffifias
koFeau stolen Daaez iishg gfosns
oafiaslai. b0fzHusnn. double pIafs
scofile - Bsrton
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Olsen Walks
Winning Run

@0sS.vwOOO Al osssa -
pissc seshss. p<vmsssss sniy twc
hlss IL he ssecn1 game ~ cn4s4
play hsss Yesterday ssssnss HAL
lywc~a but NJ wsihss Z men with
The hss~s lssdss N ~ seventh IN
rive The STARS . lie wse. mn
rissssnu shcftea the rs<srss ~tth
i've ats IN Inc abbreviated esn-
test. WssIy Heesvs pss<h>a sfn-
NJ nsii Ia hssf Hu9nsr Araisess
and nas Manerssf "a - tns
srsnss. rhs s~rses went u aen
nt~sn. five games IN ton saa
asupr~d ts@iiyw~c1 snts . ixss-
rises tie with ruvslsnd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Burke Shoots
Top Trap Gun

Raw Burke shot his ~ay to vic.
tory IN the Tacoma Gun etae trap
event yesterday c. Becker vas
seeuud snd Joe Heltmsn. w.. third
Nefnie Smith showed the way
70 the skees shoosers wssh Harsy
Irwin secnnd ard pr 1. = Tfsaw
and Hnh MeCauiiey third
Shooting halted al wnon. the
raeamans iesninx in dssnestlng the
new Buckley traps
u L. A.D. H....a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
TR0UT.SIzE QUESTION UNSETTLED

rhs csussti esaea . t~s-
ass wsasssns yessssasy sftss
p.spssisG until iss Deesmkes
essfesears . r~rsmmss1sssss
~ the ssss hnsst. In ihe
m~astisss. = ssisssifss Issesti.
xssisa viii ~ ssaAssessA IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Shelton Juniors
Beat Sunnysids

HHEIIOHl " - = KfufhpsW
faek ceie let Q no-hlt pitching
performances slip from hiS fingers
hsrs SATURDAY when he allowed
issnnTsaa< two niis. two wsIks and
two runs tn the eighth. but snsl.
tous state Junior American
Legion baseball champions won . .
to victory. Sundays concluding
game Of ths series ~2s rsinsd out-
shelton moves TO sunnyslde far
= return ssriss Friday and eatur.
1sy ard plays Yakima a. ~
ssm4 TRIP ths weak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
YAKIMA. ws.h.

YAKIMA. ws.h. Definite ss-
tion ~ the Washington State
sportsmsns council on . proposal
10 limit ths length of legally.
caught trout 10 sight or more
lnenss stu remained 10 h. taken
to-day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

estssastse wkeskss ~ tasoae
csc vsst1 mssesssety hsseese
~ esssesssess~ nseUsn0.
z =. kiariek of nsssn&ssSa wss
sisetsa president ~ me eouHeil.
sseeesdinx Or W. n nsm~ra al
chensy. othsr ns~ osfiesss nsfs
W i DAM. seattle. fisss vice
prssaa~sf. Jack Carpenter. Arssnx-
ton succeeding Dr. w. n a~r-
Hsfd II Cheney Oshsr nsw of
fiess ~sss Dahl. seattle. first si1s
president. jack Carpenter. airing
ten seeasa stes president. ard
ssfHs Workman IL cgsysiis. third
wee president.
Ken Mef-sod ~ seattle ~AA re-
sleetsa sesfetary-trsseprr
4 fs.ssss-sta sseesssss
s~ss1est. =. z. tDo1b Whse~
fsei1. go s~As1eA ~ Wess-
fteis sssphy go ~seeh fes
snfsta.aiss esssesvaetee
activities dssiss ~ ,sss. H.
Grant Csussy sp~sts~se~s -
.setsisss usa ~ s6evsn.e9
tssphy fss the hase efue -
sssspisshm>sis.
Amoas resolutions paaeed sero
on<s fssering continuance At To
educational program a. s(rsam
poIlutioa; asking ths fiah DEPART
m<nt 10 ~nissxs stocking work:
requesting eisrsfiesfiDn II game
reserve boundaries. and urging .
study u spiny ray fssh ~ IL fian
apartment.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

Toledo Z. Minneapolis 10 in
ningsl Second game rain
Columbus 0 St Paul 7. Second
game rain
Indianapolis 4-s Milwaukee l2-5
Louisville ia Kansas CITY ga
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

astssa ttf kfdttr,s "a s<eeata
nan fDs rueFtnstIl w nsntA
Hatte4 foe Mureffef ~ 1fnfn
eto4u ~ thHfHun
80 Hseu ssssssssss lc4 f91 100
SUMMARY
I<~sHo pttshss Afattntk. rnnfnen
ntsf hea Asatsoss y "a ns9 Off AfdIs
ssnfsas att AfdltnsA fuus fx10snz
sIhis fsn Hsn~tt u Afs3f<ot> d &<fsske
sats usneft \ Asutxnt& q MuuHrysf 8
asses On hsgl~. ptf Af8}xnsa n eeeee4
Rail nfsu<et left on nAess, MIR 0eun
H&hi~ guns bessest IN esrssfe o.
assas usn~rt Hefsls. kshi1. 4eefts
flee. ngiffifn>
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TheASfandinqs
utsttaN INItaNATI.

ffAffHBAf. nfsftfr
I@faaa III. wsnatebss ia
spokane fss Vancouver ess.
YAH f.siiiHshss ffslaf
stft hbAfH ht~t ifs
Nsaafs he< a. fassps =.
kstisg4 .. s@iiiarhsm 4.
tMHeuatsf 8. spokane q
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sAIioNM LlAals
1IsIiHnaNn a

fTfTIHIItf't Nksf us
fhlszEa -, BROOKLYN oil
-. l1ais =. Nes loft I.
flnsiHHsti iz-s. Boston IS
philadelphia Pittsburgh (r1inJ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Sandberg Gets
adsDayG Gift

ROY sAndbsrg, Franklin high
grid coach Mt Portland, and for
mef Logger mentor here. re-
eeised q Fathers day gift sun
dAy that he never will forget
Mrs. sAsdb<fx presented him
with . sir-psusd daughter st .
Tacoma hospital 81 DADS day.
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ifsftHDss

ffettHDtt NJ ~ LIZ
DeffsIt =. Nss tssk ..
ft<ssfan 80. issslana "a
fHlsaaa 80, Fhlisdsipnis 80.
II. I.ziBlks "A ashinsfsJp irsinfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

Every wvsses ps~1ssee9 -
csse1Rr nnhe ~ eye1o
Manager Hal Nhyns n 10
Tigers wsll use tww ~ three pftris-
svs ~ u eussowsswy N sxhtpttt1n
xsmes The Tiger etub wttf - IN
taes, ssesps that Dpsny faevvctspn.
FIRST sAeher. oil ~ a11cwed 10 r~ee
ssoshsx sey nefo<p seeing nrttsu.
Ne started IN wenstsnss lese nient
tas had se witndras.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Drama Evident
In Major Play

NEW YORK Baseball dripped
drama and sentiment today
deeds OF DIZZY Dean. Gahby Hart
nett. Sehoolboy Rowe, Lefty Grove,
and Ted Lyons, who called time
backward in its flight, OF Hank
Greenberg and Ted Williams and
their mighty bats; and last but
not least. a testimonial TO crippled
Pepper Martin, moving spirit Of
the st. Louis Cardinals.
Right In the front row was
Dizzy Dean, who has grad
uated into the greatest "sun-
day pitcher" In the ma jors
with his third straight victory.
10 shutouf Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers. Behind Deans In
spired pitching the Cubs raj
lied TO snap their four game
losing streak with u double
victory over the Dodgers.
taking the nightcap, 81.
Dizzy let the Dodgers down with
six hits for his second shutout.
The Cubs made only two hits off
Luke Hsmlin and Tot Prcssnell--
one Of them a 400-foot homer by
Gshby Hartnett. Bill Lee finally
won his sixth game in the night
cap after five previous failures.
sehoolboy Rove. with only one
victory. regsined his magic and
pitched the Tigers TO an SIS VIC
tory over the Yankees. For ak
innings he held the Yankees To
three hits but eased up behind an
So lead.
The Red sox came out OF their
knocking off the In
dams twice. 81 and So. Lefty
bested Bob Teller in
the opener. and Bob Grove did
honors for the Red Sox in the
nighteap.
s0N BLAMED
Ted Lyons enabled the White
sox to get an even split with the
Athletics by pitching Dykes club
10 as verdict In the opener.
Nelson Potter pitched the As to a
20 win in the nightcsp.
Out In ~. LOUIS Pepper
Martins host Of southwestern
fans from Oklahoma and
vicinity threw = party for him
before the ball game. lie WAS
presented with two brood
mares. a SOW with her litter.
heller. two mich COWS.
Beagle hound. bantam chick
ens. q pillow. = tractor. cuiti-
water, hsyrake, = set Of hsr-
asss, and an electric grind
stone and ehurH.
Pepper. although with an In
ursd wrist. jumped aboard the
faetor and drove Il around the
ARK. The Cardinals snapped the
sisnts' nins-gsms winning streak.
~
Loue Petite. the recent bride
room got one foot In the hall 81
anne but had the door slammed
n his face when Harry Craft got
ne lone hit off him as he pitched
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

nsttss ~ years Oh, pitched mo-
hit. uasfun game - ne ~ hldxs
NalKE defeated CuFfans 40
~ hidss p@sFr 's.tss.-
EtufaHh ..al q q
H4tiss ana vsnlsh nAss ard os.
Nsid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20
Industrial League Results

ssmr~ rhis wvvk
Tuesday Pacific Match Va Wash.
inston Hardware al jefferson raFt
i1tn st Bella v. Alder ~ Mafkss
a sesan. Csmmafanos Va Jordan
BAKERY. At stadium.
Thursday Alder ~ MARKET ~
Pacific Match. Al Jefferson rssk
Jordan nHhsfY 50 i1th 81 bells Al
stadium Washington Hardware vs.
Canmafanas at Mason
saturday washington Hardware W
Alder ~. market 81 Mason Can.
dunn Pacific Match Va. Jordan nss.
cry. At Jefferson PARK
~o.Hit Game
Dick smith Pacific Match hufisf.
entered the Hall Of Fame With a ne-
hit no~fun same against the Cam.
naFAno club. he struck out 10 men
and lAsusd only t~o bssss on bali.
Pacific Match ......,,to ~ q
eA n.a,.r,.. l sres .,s ma. ru
spufseon. Lilly ana usFrison.
washington hardware and IAN ~
BELLS played 10 innihss before the
Hardware men wsre able to score the
winning run,
n " n
Washington BaTuw ,..s IA 4
18th ~ nais +t...ft.a 10 7
Batteries stillvsii ana aulnoIiana.
kapofteh and rfirnbuli
Lyman Anderson tlasf ~ h,rier
turned bach the psfd hittins hassFs
with five hits Ne STRUCK out 10
ua.tefe
~ ~ =
Alder ~ Aarkst ...s.s a
3nfaauh uNhefF -ffrrfFras
Batteries Anderson AHd Dsftjns
Hrssisood. Oswald DaTnsli and nstt
The league president, johnny Hslns
FtFA announces that si sstnss are
- sfHft az 10 m ana that ell game
reports ere 10 be- turned In at hss
h1ans b. y. ~. ths dsf Of tina
game
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ttsfbabAss Ht~t Ifs
fs~ sas<fss tie sssffs 10
SAVANNA 81. Oshisas Ia
s.a pi<ss Eee tfsiif ses8 f@is
Portland. cen ffsafisss ffsib !.
auw sHnSEr g>DGD
seattle 4 tss kasssss
ssa ff4afiafs n rsffi&sa l.
sssfsmsrta DSsissa n
s4a utexs D nslif Ees1 q
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Runs fesponaisie for. Fse.szs 4.
struck out. - frelt4s 4 Bithorn Q
home run. saimondi three bkA< nit
runs bztt4d in A0resu. Cuast. Hsf-
f1on1I. sseFifsess JoiisY Barton. 10u-
DE p.4z. Eltnorn 70 Gudat.
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Salt Lakes Bees captured both
games Of . Sunday aauhls header
ri salt Lake TO movs lnto third
place and rise sbcvs The .500 mark
in the standings for the fifst time
IN mors than month.
Mel Marlowe. dimunlfiss port.
slider. thanked the Pilots In the
opener. SO giving eight hits, while
his mates earned ~ ssfstiss
salt Lake scored shsss rsss
In the Last twe is1isGs VI ~
s~sea'insins sIShsesp IN Wis,
s.f. after n",ss speseA tss
seestas IN ths nfsh. sss kiss
gave tks Mere tkess sscssA
Min - tsrm Sekssss shattered
seses hita Ia tks rsists.
Lewiston dropped tbs afternoon
contest 81 Twin Fails. isss An
Indian rally In ths ninth ended
one rssa short ef sending ihs game
inta extra InnInss The home team
got II satellites 10 ~ for lewiston.
Hath games At Ogden ~srs past.
ponsJ on account ~ vet afminds
The Reds viii entertain The PEGS.
tslie Cardinals tonight.
fsoi.< .f.s.s..t.. 4
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risle.. snya.s .aa al,,sa s.sle-s
.ua AYsfs
E<saad zane
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sails tnks s.r a.
ffailsa sHa sseeHsn nv sxfsemsnt 1
- ~isfssn tfts4.... IN II
fwfa Ksfis as4fstt "a ~
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.tsffa
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haA Fs-paaslsls ias utssn 4 ssst.es
s.tf Flaming hsses 90 nails aff
Hsfsss nfsaxTs . Nv ol&en, isft as
tsss~@ sen nt<ws uaisswaas y
shfss base nis aftffltns fua sssfea
~ unsIk sseflflysss FgsNiux d STAR
stssssu s~>~s fstsh@ss uNalf aas4hfs
ptsss xsAts 10 Gk<<l ~ H&rmsaal
kss,is " Nosshussss " Css~ssi'
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Go|fingStars
Open Battle

VICTORIA. b. C.-Jack
"estisnd, seattle amateur.
grabbed an early lead at the
end OF nine holes in the mems
division as qualifying rounds
opened today in the Pacific
Northwest Golf association.
amateur event.
"estland shot a 81. one nm
DER K Morrison and Allan
taylor, Of Victoria: Eddie Ho-
gan and ID. II. Thompson Of
portland, and Ken Black. Van
cou'er, b. C.. all Of whom
complied a score Of IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-20

VICTORIA, b. C.-The Pacific
Northwest's top-ranking money
golfers began play today in both
mems and womens divisions for
the annual Pacific Northwest Golf
associations amateur champion.
ships.
The women had their sights
trained at the trim figure of Mari
an McDougal, Portland. who has
held top billing for three years.
In today's rounds. the men
played over the Royal Colwood
course, while the women took over
the Uplands course. After We'd
hesday, all matches will be PLAYED
At Colwood.
The low 80 scorer In the
mems division after the So
hole qualifying round today
and tomorrow will enter into
match play Wednesday.
Eighteen holes of medal PLAY to-
day will determine the women
qualifiers for the title and numer-
Gus flights.
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Games this west
fsssass Aslilnsess ~ ma ID
nee.tefs ~ Jssaa lee h,srlas time
/ p ~
esfafass nslitnssrs " rssamuss
itf Hnu<~ ~ stsdissn 11a ~ hs~s.ts
son chlsfs W aunsst rhsstsf a.
Jefferson ris Hidus nslrF - nan.
tam euss ~ Mason etsftsns time
y ~
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. la.Nses TsFsss.
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Ted Lyons enabled the White
soz to get an even split with the
Athletics by pitching Dykes club
to SIS verdict In the opener.
Nelson Potter pitched the As TO a
"a win in the nlRhtcap.
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DICK smith Pacific Match hufIsf.
entered the Hall Of Fame With a no.
hit no-fun game against the Cam
msfAno club. Ne struck out 10 men
aud Issued only t~o bases on balls
I ~ =
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trimmed with matching lace and
their old-fashioned hats were edged
with the same lace and tied with
narrow velvet ribbon. They wore
cameo pendants, which were gifts of
the bride, and carried old-fashioned
bouquets like those of the matrons
Of honor.
The brides nephew, young WAL
lace Joel Cohen was ring bearer
and wore a white satin suit, and
the little flower girl, Anne Pearl
Goodman, wore pink taffeta and
carried miniature basket of rose
petals.
Mr.. Irving Gordon was best man
for Mr.. Belkov and the ushers were
Mr.. Joseph Spivak, Mr.. Nathan
Simkowitz, Mr.. Bernard Numkin,
cousin of the bridegroom; Mr..
Robert Barnet and Mr.. David Cor
don, cousin of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bellows moth
ers assisted in receiving at the
reception which followed, Mrs.
Cohen wearing a gown of deep blue
lace and an EtQp jacket trimmed
with sequins, and Mrs. Belkov wore
a gown of soft black crepe with
gold accents. They both wore cres-
cent corsages of roses, daises and
delphinium.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Belkov left
for their wedding trip. the bride
wore an ensemble of viking blue and
carried a silver fox coat. She wore
an orchid shoulder corsage.
Many out-of town guests were
here for the wedding.
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in pearls, and her tulle veil was
held by tiara of orange blossoms.
The bride carried a bouquet of gar
denias and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Pearce Davis of Cam
bridge, Mass, and Lime Rock, Conn.,,
was her sisters matron of honor,
wearing a gown Of rose-gold satin
and a gold mesh cap. She car
ried yellow roses.
Miss Mary Bates, another sister
of the bride, was maid of honor,
wearing a costume like that of the
matron of honor.
The other attendants were Mrs.
Joseph w. Chinn, Sd, of Virginia
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Morris Belkov, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Belkov, formerly of Norfolk
and now of this city, took place Sum-
day evening, September 3, at $50
o'clock At the B'Nai Israel Syna-
gogue, with Rabbi Henry Segal off,
ciating. The synagogue was dec
Grated with palms, fern and laurel
leaves on the huge windows and
the laurel leaf, palms and fern
were repeated in decorating the
altar, which had tall altar can
delabra lighted during the cere-
mony. A tall white standard of
white gladioluses was on either side
Of the altar.
The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by her father and wore
a period gown of heavy white satin,
made with a sweetheart neckline,
caught with pearl clips and long
sleeves, which ended in points over
her hands; the tight bodice was
V-shaped and the wide full skirt
ended in a long court train. Her
long veil was of illusion tulle and
fell from coronet of seed pearls
and had houlder-length face veil.
She carried white prayer book,
adorned with a single orchid and
a shower of lilies of the valley.
The brides two sisters, Mrs. Julia
Spivak and Mrs. Nathan SimkoWitz,
attended her as matrons of honor.
Mrs. Spivak's gown was of capri
rose taffeta and Mrs. Simkowitz's
gown was of romance rose taffeta
and were fashioned with a sweet
heart necklne, tight bodice, old
fashioned hoop skirts and pulled
sleeves. They wore old-fashioned
hats with a velvet snood to match
their gowns and both carried small,
old-fashioned bouquets of garden
flowers.
The others attendants were Mrs.
Irving Cohen, sister-in-law of the
bride; Mrs. Irving Gordon, Miss
Helen Whitman, Miss Florence
Spivak of New Haven, Conn, and
Misses Lillian and Gertrude Belkov,
sisters of the bridegroom. Their
gowns were of cornhower blue
taffeta with sweetheart neckline,
tight bodice and full skirt. The
pulled sleeves and skirts were
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and Miss Florence Wright Of Chevy
Chase, Nd, both of whom wore
periwinkle blue satin and gold mesh
caps, and they carried yellow roses.
The brides little niece, Lucia Lee
Newcomb Davis, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. Pearce Davis, was flower
girl. She wore dress of cloud pink
French imported wolfe, with a bas-
ket of roses.
DR.. Walter Lee Kline, jr., of La
Grange. ILL.,, was his brothers best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Jo-
seph w. Chinn, Sd, of Virginia and
Mr.. Robert M. Gray and Mr.. Maui
rice D. Rosenberg of Washington.