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Milford chronicle., 1939-08-04
Here Is A ShOrt.ShOrt Story
EOr Xacafinnlsfs

Poor Mary planned for so weeks
how she was going to spend her two
week vacation. When 1t finally came,
Mary packed her bags and rushed on
to the seashore. On her first day out,
Mary stayed out in the sun all day.
Milford chronicle., 1939-08-04

Glendale Chureh-ReV. Oren B. Rice,
PastOr-SundAy, August 6
O'Clock, with superintendent. l. Web
Fter Warren, in charge.
This is Missionary Sunday, so all
come and enjoy a nice program.
No other services. due to pastors
vacation.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-03-16
VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE

The second round of the Greenbelt Volleyba1l
Lea-ue swung action last Friday night, March
10TH and eight interesting games wi messed by
those present.
In the first two games, the two Block teams
aybirds Jayharlss showed the way wi tn victories
over the Airnesters the brakes. In the next two
games faced the Etons while the Centipedes
took on the Creepers, and Eton their third in
row while the creepers dropping their third
ight to the Centipedes.
At 9 o'clock the BRAKES took the floor again.
this time against the cougars and this one,
while the Jaybirds their second gene of the
evening, defeating the previously unbeaten Bucks
centipedes end the Jayhar1s finished tie evening
of play tn victori the Administers and the
Barons respectively.
J.C.E,
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-03-16
Foxes & Jabs
John Martone
LOUIS VS. cALENTO


Pugilistic disturbance Of heavyweight proportion
is scheduled early this for the benefit of the
New York Worlds Fair. The present forecast Of the
contemplated bout between Joe Louis, Heavyweight
champi and Tony Ga1ento point to stormy session
for the roly-po1y New Jersey Beer Slugger.
The selection of Tony Ga1ento No. contender
for the purple robe Of the pugilistio kingdom
maneuvered by cigar-face Joe Jacobs. The oceanic
travelling manager Of Make Schmeling. The founda-
tion of the Tony Ga1entos bui1d-up to that Of po-
tential heavyweight threat pieced together by Joe
Jacobs from the has-beens and fading the
can1iflower industry. The only visible qualifioa-
ton that Tony Ga1ento has thus isplayed the
patrons of the boxing game is that devastating left
hook which he has developed by the unique method Of
lifting beer mugs over his bar counter.
The matching Of Joe Louis and Tony Galento stamps
Mike Jacobs as q worthy to the late past
master matchmaker Tex Richard. There be doubt
that the fight.a colossal farce will
from the standpoint Of box office receipts, but
hardly worthy Of the best traditions Of pugi ism.
The bout places a wreath of skunk cabbage at the
door Of the National Boxing Associati on and uh
pleasant odor in the offices of the New York Boxing
Comm ssion.
The feeding Of slaves and gladiators to the lions
crime than is that of allowing Gal eto square off in
the ring with Joe Louis.
Tex Richard who promoted the Dempsey Carpenter
fight pleaded with Dempsey to give the fight crowd
for its money. We wonder what confession will
be in order from Mike Jacobs following the Louis
Galento fiasoo.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-03-16
cRsnBmr ourc1AssED BY nAPpER DAN, 81 TO %

The Greenbelt Athletic Club Baszeteers were
etely outclassed last Saturday night March the
llth by fast Dapper Dan Quintet of the Heurich
Amateur League, and received the worst beating of
of the season by the score of 81 to %, before
capacity crowd.
Paced by Noonen and Upton, each scoring sig
teen points, Dapoer DAMS alright defense and daz-
cling offensive password kept the boys In green be-
wildered throughout the contest. Greenbelt could
have made game interesting If they had not
continually missed easy lay-p shots several times,
but it was not in the boys. The score at half time
was % to IL, favor of Dapper Dan.
In the prel iminary game of the evening, the
Greenbelt Women scheduled game completely out of
their CT wi tn the Mount Rainier AC Girls, and
suffered a crushing defeat, 48 to 10. From the
first mute play it apparent who the victor
vould be. The Greenbelt Women did their best, but
the need of expert ense and team play was clearly
mott ceahle.
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Seek to Transfer
Calento-Nova Bout

NEW YORk-Agreement on a
neutral" referee was the last OBJ
stacle confronting removal of the
Tony Calento-Lou Nova fight from
New York to Philadelphia in Sep
tember, II was learned today.
It was understood that this de-
mand for other than a Pennsyl-
vania referee by Nova's manager,
Ray Carlen. was the only thing
holding up signing Of the match
for Philadelphia's municipal stadi-
UNI on Sept Z. Carlen received
guarantee that the winner would
fight for the world heavyweight
title next June.
It was understood that Philadel-
phia and Pennsylvania interests
guaranteed Promoter Jacobs at
least $4,000 to transfer the
match.
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Metmen Annoyed
By Vile Weather

PORTLAND. Ore.--Rain. which
interrupted play again yesterday.
was the only thing providing an
upset thus far today ~ the Oregon
state tennis tournament moved
slowly into the middle brackets Of
competition.
DIRTY" weather again threat
ened to upset the schedule.
In principal matches Wednes-
day. Mel Dranga. Seattle. and
George Rice. Oakland. Cal. fourth
and fifth seeded stars respectively.
joined other favorites in the third
round.
Rice eliminated George Ravens
croft. University Of Washington.
"a. so. Dranga crushed Dan Sui
Ivan. Sacramento youth, 81. go.
In womcn's competition. Sacra-
mento's third seeded Helen Gurley
found easy going In two love sets
over Portlsnd's veteran Stella
Fording.
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Mellinger Nine Routs Foe, 14-5, While
Boosters Put Opposition to Flight, 1871

Lincoln bowl, and Community
House VS.. Bantam Cubs. at Mason.
There was no doubt as to the
outcome of yesterdays game.
Mellinger's maltreated Currans
from the beginning, reaching two
pitchers for a total of II hits, in
GLIDING a triple by Black and
double by Thompson. Whitney got
two doubles for the losers.
The Community House got but
two hits off Marchio. who adorned
his performance with seven strike
outs. Miller led the batters with
double and single. Rutt hit
triple and Msrchio and Lobeda
each got double for the winners.
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yUNIoR INDUSTRIAL.

Two games were played yester-
day In the Junior Industrial Base
ball league. but neither had any
effect on the standings.
Mellinger's. in fifth place, beat
Currans. las. at Lincoln bowl,
and the 2srd st. Boosters. taking
full advantage Of five hits and four
enemy errors. trimmed the Com
munity House. 1871.
A hard-fought game is in pros
pect when the Sunset Theater
Stars meet Currans Saturday at
jefferson park. The Stars, tied
for the lead with Fir Ridge Dairy,
were pressed to the limit in their
last contest with Currsns. winning
in IA innings. ga.
Other games Saturday will in
clude: Jefferson Chiefs VS.. Mel
fingers. at Stadium: Fir Ridge
Dairy vs.. 23rd ST. Boosters. at
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vile, a Tacoma resident who won
the first $50 lapper at Aurora last
season, Swede Linskog of Seattle,
and Tommy Legge to bank upon.
All these mentioned are plenty
tough competition and if their cars
hold up in the heat of battle they
may be in the picture when they
slice the winning stakes.
Other local drivers who will at
tempt to match their skill against
the California troupe heading this
way are Tony West of Yakima,
Chick Barbo Of Seattle, and Stan
Mahoney from Everett.
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BGstering RiualryMay Develop When
California Tennis Stars Compete Here

likely to find considerable local
opposition in Dick Bennett of the
Tacoma club. and possibly George
Chessum-both Of whom learned
their strokes in California. Dick
Meyer, Stadium High star, should
also give visiting juniors some
trouble.
Two promising Portland players
who are entereing the Pacific
Northwest fixture here are Walter
Davis and Charlie O'Neill. Dick
and Bob Odman are the only Sc
attic entries so far received.
The entry list will close tomor-
row night at 6 p. m. Blanks may
be filed at the tennis club or the
office of A. E. Grafton, 9l2 Rust
building.
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TACOMA REQUIRES INNINGS TO vANQUISH SPOKANE TO
SPORT PARADE

This Is Doc Prothro's first year
a. manager. but the team has
more than fulfilled his expecta-
tons. He came to the Phillies
knowing II was the weakest
baseball club in the league. but
In less than three months Of
play the team has gone out Of
its way to show its new man.
ager that IT not only was the
weakest In the National league,
but also might well be the weak
est In the Three-Eye or the
Evangclinc Twilight loops.
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hur|er Takes
Tenth in Row
NEW YORK-All along they've

NEW YORk-All along they've
been saying that Alley Donald was
lucky and that he was winning
primarily because he happened to
be a member of the New York
Yankees pitching staff.
But the last doubt about Dom
AIDS right to his major league
spurs has been dispelled. He beat
the Washington Senators yester-
day, Ga, for his 10th straight VIC
tory, and it takes more than luck
to win 10 straight in any league.
The Red Sox continued their
smuggling with IA hits to beat the
Athletics, GA.
Edgar Smith let the Indians
down with two hits as the White
Sox beat Cleveland, 20.
Cincinnati maintained its five
game lead over the Giants by de-
feating the Cardinals, 6-2. Bucky
Walters scored his 18th victory.
The Giants put on a four-run
rally in the ninth to win their first
game this season from the Bees
at Boston, III.
Brooklyn climbed into fourth
place by defeating the Phillies, I'll.
1t was the Pills ninth straight
loss.
Pittsburgh knocked the Cubs
into fifth place by defeating the
champions, 10-1.
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Non-TitIe Match
Next for hostak
CHEYENNE, Wyo. - Cheyenne

CHEYENNE. Wyo. - Cheyenne
was promised its first "big-time"
boxing show in many years today
by Stanley Paul Of the managerial
staff of AL Hostak, of Seattle,
Wash.
Paul said he would match Hos
TAX, National Boxing association
world middleweight champion,
here Aug. Is in non-title bout
with an as yet unnamed opponent.
Heine Shuman, Wyoming boxing
commissioner and friend Of Eddie
Marine, Hostak's manager, is as
sisting in the negotiations.
Shuman was in Hostak's corner
last June 81 at Seattle when Hos
tax regained his crown with
four-round technical knockout over
Solly krieger of Brooklyn.
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NEW YORK - Riding the
crest Of q nine-game losing
streak. the Philadelphia Phillies
are out to clinch last place In
the National league before mid
July and confound those critics
who said they couldn't accomp-
nsh the feat before August.
With only 10 games won
against a lost the futile Fusi-
leers have built . Maginot line
about the cellar position and to-
day appeared weak and inept
enough to defend II against any
challenge from their rivals. the
Boston Bees.
Beaten in IL Of their last IS
games the Phillies are playing 10
miserably that their admirers
are enthusiastically visioning .
worse record than that Of last
year when the club won but IS
games during the entire season.
II their pitchers can just keep
from falling into . winning
slump, and their batters fight
of hitting streaka. there 70 .
good chance that the team can
immortaline itself by breaking
the record Of lit games lost In
one season. esta blished by the
Philadelphia American league
club IN 1915.
Philly followers have long been
Jealous Of this mark made by
the Athletics. For . while this
season there was = feeling In
Philadelphia that the Phillies
not only would crack this mod
eFn mark Of games lost In one
year. but would make = bold bid
for the all-time mark Of lSl,
Get by Cleveland in 1899.
But Morris Arnovich has
wrecked this beautiful dream.
Amovich, who apparently lacks
the true Philly spirit, has been
hitting At Z tremendous clip al
season. With . callous disregard
for the teams welfare Arnovich
has led the leagues hitters.
Time and again this season
Arnovich has thoughtlessly
stepped to the plate and won .
game for the club. How long
the other players on the club will
stand for this sort Of thing IL
problematical.
When the time comes for the
election Of . new captain Of the
Philliss the players are going
70 be hard put to decide between
Max Butcher and Al Hollings-
worth. These two pitchers have
wholeheartedly to
the misery Of the team. In nine
starts Hollingsworth has fought
through TO nine defeats and
Butcher, while he slipped ur on
two occasions and won games.
has more than atoned for these
lapses BY pitching IL beautiful
defeafa-
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Seattle Racers Seeking Way
To Halt California Drivers

SEATTLE -Faced with the
problem of keeping some ten
foreign invaders out of the money
this Sunday at the Aurora Speed
way. local drivers are contempla-
ting steps tonight in putting halt
to the California influx who are
heading here for the $50 lap stock
car race at the five-eights mile
track.
Bobby Rowe aided the local
Northwest talent slight bit the
other day when he announced that
the time trials would be banned in
favor of the draw system the day
of the race. But the Northwest
hopefuls are still looking for an
easy method to keep the invaders
in check.
The California pilots seem to
have the habit of coming in and
taking away the bacon right from
under the noses of the Washington
bred wheelers. Last year they
didn't fair too well-since they
didn't have too many entered. but
this season the second annual $50
lap stock car classic has plenty
Of sunny southern pilots entered.
Their encourage is headed by such
up and coming racers as Wally
Schock, who won the 250-lap stock
car race in Oakland ten days ago,
Jimmy Wilkinson of Los Angeles,
and Bob Pangratz.
To bolster the Northwest's hopes
Rowe stated that he had Art Sco-
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.Bengals Gain on
WenatCheeClu
By ELLIOTT METCALF

SPOKANE-The Tigers made it five in last night,
taking Spokanes Indians off the reservation to l. in an IL
inning thriller here The Rhynemen now are entrenched
sody in second place and appear to be in full stride
both afield and at the bat
nights straight Indians who
enjoyed prior this week.
humbled Beingham two in a
Hitting brilliant fielding marked last nights
the front when Noun
walked nudged him ahead with sacrifice and
Clifford hit sharply into left, scoring Mountain
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Raiiniiers Put
Down by 80
BY UNITED PRESS

The Los Angeles Angels were
back today whiting away at the
half game lead still held by Sc
attle's Rainiers in the Pacific
Coast league.
The Suds blew 3 to 0 verdict
to Hollywood while the Angels
were trouncing San Diego, 4 to /,
in 10-inning encounter yester-
day.
A pair of wild pitches gave
Sacramento a to 4 win over San
Francisco.
Jack Salveson was in top form
and the Oakland Acorns topped
Portland, to l. The Beavers got
their lone run in the fourth on sue
cessive singles by Sweeney, Fred
erick and Jeffries.
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JUNIOR A BASEBALL

Thursday, 4:30-Mckinley Mer-
chants VS.. Campbell Brothers, at
Harmon: Fern Hill Rockies VS..
Community House. at jefferson.
Friday. 4:30-Wright Park VS..
Spanawsy, at Harmon; Jefferson
Center VS.. Summit Cubs, at Nc
kinley.
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Semi-Pro Tourney
To Open in Oregon

SILNERTON, Ore.-The Oregon
state semi-professional baseball
tournament will start tonight in
the opening round of l6-dsy
schedule TO determine the Oregon
entry in the national semi-pro
tourney at Wichita. Kan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-07
Trout On Display

Miss Helen King and Johnny
Griffin fished in true Izaak Walton
manner on July 4. Each deprived
American lake of is cutthroats
and silvers which have been put
on display at Bill McQueen's
Tackle shop.
Not TO be outdone, Earl and
Frank Hanfler made limit catches
at Lake O'Henry. Their fish are
on display at the Washington
Hardware Co.
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SCORE BY INNINGS
Tacoma 200 600 100 o2-3 II a
Spokane 900 600 OOi Oo-l a
SUMMARY
IRo-base hits. Martinez. Horntr.
ClaHitter: double plays. Alden 10
Evart 70 Manning. Marchi to Mani
ming, Mattos 10 Colbern to Garrett
son. Hartman to Garretson. bases
on balls off Oppelt 4. Jonas 8: struck
out by Oppelt 8. Medeghini / Jonas
o. hits off oppelt in gu Innings.
! run, off Jonas IL in lolZ innings
runs sacrifice hits. Hartman.
pitcher. Jonas: winning ,itcha.
Meoeghini; time OF game 2 mrs as
minutes; umpires. Nelson and CLARK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-07
TRENEER OPTIONED

YAKIMA - w. H. Mccullough,
business manager for the Yakima
club of the Western International
Baseball league. announced today
Alb Treneer, pitcher and first base
man. had been sent to Bosses
Pioneer league team on option.
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Stolen bases, Ester. Bishop. Berg
Brooks, Spadafore: sacrifice hits. Pc
derson; Bishop. saoutis; two-base
hits. Berg. Bishop. Penso, Faux;
double play, A. Berg OF Peterson:
left on bases. Superior Dairy 4. Cam
marano Bros. 0: struck out, by Sa-
butts 5. by Hall 4: base on balls. off
Hall 4: wild pitch. Hall; passed ball.
Bishop: hit by pitched ball, Ester:
time OF game, 1855: umpires, Forsythe.
Staye.
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Cams Humble
to 3
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS

Olympic Ice Cream and
johnson Paint form the City
league highIight tonight at
lincoln bowl, and q bitterly
contested game II should be
as both clubs would like TO
win this one. The Olympics
10 keep apace the leading Bot
tiers and the Paintmen TO
stay In the thick Of the fight
for top honors. Game time
Ia 1850.
Cammarano Brothers continued
to blaze the City league trail
Wednesday night at Lincoln bowl
by downing Superior Dairy in =
well-played 5 to 3 City league
It was the 18th win
Of the season Of the Cams and
yives them a two and q half game
for first place.
What is probably a record was
.urned in by Sabutis in the fielding
when he accepted nine
chances without an error. Four
lines during the contest Spada-
ore cut off seeming hits to toss to
sabutis and retire the runner.
Aside from this Sabutis started
'uts on five different occasions.
The Bottlers played errorless
vail for Sabutis, and the stick
work. was produced by Brooks with
our in a row and Minnitti who
lso had perfect evening with
hree for three. Art Berg drove
n two Of the Dairymens three
allies.
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SUMMARY

losing pitcher, Walker. INNINGS
pitched, Walker 7; at bat. off Walker
81: hits, off Walker s.; runs scored off
Walker Q: runs responsible for. Walk
er 2. Selway /; struck out, Walker 4.
Muncrief 6: bases on balls. off Walk
er 4. Selway 3; left on bases. Seattle
6. Hollywood IL; home run. Norman;
two-base hits. Kahle, Harris: runs
batted in. Harris. Kahle. Norman;
sacrifice. Walker: double play. Kahle
to Cissell to Gabrielson: time, / 80;
umpires, Snyder and Hood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-07
STAR PAssER TURNS PRO

NEW YORk-Eddie Miller, star
passer Of the New Mexico Aggies
last year, will join the New York
Giants professional football team
this year. 1t was announced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-07
Jockey Standings

folowing are the complete
Longacres jockey standings for
me first eight days Of the 1889
meeting:
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Oppelt Opposes Jonas

Oppelt Opposes Jonas
Marion Oppelt, right handler OPP
posed Pete Jonas throwing from
the same side. And it was nip and
tuck through most of the tilt.
oppelt, apparently firing, was re-
lieved by Ray Medeghini in the
ninth, while Jonas gave way to
Bloom in the 18th, when the Ben
gals scored two runs and cinched
the contest.
1t looked like the Tigers were a
cinch to win by l to 0 count.
But then there are always nine
innings to a regulation game.
Meaning, that the Indians went
into their last and dying chance
with Evart at the bat. He walked.
Manning laid down neat one and
Skip moved up to second. And
then Big Chief Mccormack, left
fielder and a full-blooded Indian,
reached Medeghini for a safe one
into left, scoring Evart with the
tying run. Medeghini retired the
side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-07

If the entry list for the Pacific
Northwest tennis tourney here
next week can be considered a
criterion, there is going to be red
hot rivalry between net aces rep
resenting northern and southern
California.
Outstanding stars from each
section of the sunkissed state will
face each other In the 49th annual
fixture staged on the gray clay
surface of the Tacoma Lawn Ten
mis- club, North 18th and Borough
Road,
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Cit RCH-FRATERNAL

CHURCH-FRATERNAL
At Stadium:
Zion Lutheran won over sons of
Perciles. 9 10 o. forfeit.
At Stewart:
Danish Lutheran ......a 2
Central Lutheran $500. 6 o
Hayden and Sandstrom: Fyalka and
Stromme.
BI>HER LEAGUE
AT Portland Ave:
Gee Street 80. ....e IL l
Woodmen OF World 1890. 8 10
Al Waller Road
0aAltf Coao ..ss .......sAo -
EXHIBITION CANE
Al Stanley:
Csmmarano Brothers -. 2
French Bakery . t 2
Hudson and Moore: McKinnell and
Jensen.
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Spokane Threatens

Alden started the 10th for the
Indians with a single to center,
but Martinez lined out to Harrf-
man and Alden was doubled off
first.
Hornig struck out, ending that
threat. -
Then came the 18th and the
Tigers went into action. Abbott
walked. Reich sent him ahead ons
station. Mountain singled to right,
scoring Abbott. Hartman singled
to right, the runners moving ahead.
Clifford, in the pinch, blasted a
hard single to left, scoring Noun
tain. Jonas left the game. Bloom
took on and stopped Medeghini
and Colbern. ti.
The Indians still were fighting.
Clawitter doubled to deep right
center, the ball bouncing off
Reich's glove after Herm had made
a great run. Evart went out on
an infield grounder and Manning
flied to Mountain
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Softball Results

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
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Outstanding List

Northern California players list
ed to compete in the event start
ing Monday include Phil Hartman
of Berkeley. winner of several
European titles; Tom Brown, San
Francisco junior; Chip" Cheney,
Carl Livingston, James Hobart and
"Gunny" Amonette of Berkeley;
Edwin Amarak, who won the 1888
p. N. mems singles crown; Bar
bara Duncan of Alameda. last
years women's winner, and Helen
and Jack Gurley of Sacramento.
From the south end of the state
are coming Tom Chambers, Harold
Wagner and June Murphy of Los
Angeles; Bill Reedy of Beverly
Hills; May Hope Doeg Of Santa
Monica; DR.. Esther Bartosh and
her nephew. Jack Tunnel, of Los
Angeles; and Larry Hall of Bakers
field.
Some of these players are vying
at Portland in the Oregon State
this week. Others. including
Amark and Chambers. are at Salt
Lake City and may not get to
Tacoma before Monday evening.
Three Tacoma Stars
The warning Californians are
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Brilliant Fielding

Mccormack hit terrific
grounder to the right of deep short.
1t looked like a certain blow. But
little Stubby Hartman swept over
to his right, took the ball clearly
and made a remarkable throw to
first to nail the nimble- legged
Mccormack. Garretson's part in
the spectacular finish was a long
stretch and right handed stab to
take the ball and end the game.
The Tigers wind up their series
here tonight. They are on the roll,
confident and able. ,-
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BU sHER LEAGUE