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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24
Dick Bennett
Loses Match

SEATTLE In TIRE biggest VI
set of the 10Th annual Washing
ton state tennis tournament. the
defending champion and two-ums
winner. Dick Bennett q Tseoms.
was eliminated yesterday ~ Gun
ny Amcnnetis, Berkeley. Cal
Bennett lost the first set in an
extended hattie. -. bu, Anon
nette broke the champions serv-
ice in the second set and took Il
easily. s.i.
The lone Wsshiagtos player
~ remain In the men's singles
~as Mel DrsnEs ef Seattle.
Dr~ags brat George Rice.
Oakland. 81. 81, 10 enter the
semi- finals.
Amonnette Will meet another
Californian. Harold Wagner. San
Francisco. Wagner advanced hs
beating Bill Reedy. Beverly Hiils.
ST. ga. 50 Drsnga faces Fl
Amark. San Francisco, seeded No.
/ and Pacific Northwest champion.
Amsrk downed Bill Canning. Ala
media. AS, s-3. Ga.
Two southern Californisns will
play for the womens singles title.
Esther Rartosh. Los Angeles.
and Mae Doce. Santa Monica.
qualified for the finals yesterday.
Or. Bartosh defeated Jean Milne.
Vancouver, p. c. so. s-5. Miss
Doeg won her semi-finsl match
over Shirley Cation, Alameda, SO.
Is. Sc.
A golden slater WAS also =
title contender In the junior
singles. Tom Brown. San
Francisco. entered the finals
nv defeating Dick Odman, Sc
attic. ST, SIS. Walt Davis,
Portland. who viii h. Browns
opponent. defeated stan Nav
kins. Berkeley. e-s. 81. ga.
The girls title will be decided by
two Californisns. Gertrude Moran,
Los Angeles. and Shirley Cation.
Alameda. Miss Moran downed
Lavelle Kelly. Portland, SO. s-e,
SO. and Miss Cation defeated
jeanne Brooke, Los Angeles, 81,
1913.
Chip Cheney, Berkeley, defeat
ed Harry Musselmsn, Yakima, So,
81. IN a semi-finsls boys match
and will meet Jim Brink. Seattle.
who won over Dick oswald, Sc
attic, 90. go.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24
Navy Man Victor
In Salmon DERBY

Perhaps II was because ne felt
right al home on the water that
gave L. r. Jugler Of the L. 2. =.
Mississippi the golden touch"
Thursday afternoon at Pt. De
fiancs. Jugler. who hsis from
Council Bluffs. Ia, won the Golden
Jubilee salmon derby with a Tyes
weighing is pounds 10 ounces
round. The prizs-winning fish
dressed ~ pounds five ounces.
The derby. sponsored by the Ia
coma Poggie club. attracted 20
contestants. including participants
from Kentucky. Wyoming. Cali
fornis. Yakima and Cincinnati.
Friday afternoon Juglsr viii re-
csive his trophy from the PosEis
elun. the presentation being made
at the p. Defispcs boat house
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24
Dawn Patrol
BY COLONEL CARY

Couple more nice ones going
today, and with long-shots falling
pretty regularly 1t might pay to
watch them closely. Beldad, C.
g ehockley's South American mare
tgned IN three-quarters in 1:i5 2-5
bandAy. The 6-year-old is getting
ready 10 dump 1t one Of these
DAYS. The seventh today looks
IKE q tough spot. BAGENMAY.
Test closing mare for the Elltaes
Stable. went three-eighths in IS
hsndily. The 6-yesr-old looks like
o good shot in the seventh.
r BAY LAD might start running
back 10 hi. works one ID these
days. The l3-year-old Gladiator
eelding finished IN the ruck again
kestsrdsy, after going a half in
80 s-5. handily. The same goes
ar SLEEPY IRISH. f. r. Buch-
snans 5-year-old made brief bid
yesterday and then dropped back,
after working five-eighths in
y:o2 rs, handily tab for later.
J. p. Meehsns GILBERT Ell
eToN hreszed an easy half in
81 as. They'll find another good
pot for the s-year-old gelding soon
q. tsb. HI CAR, good 4-year-old
Carriage Eeld,ns from the W. A.
Soplsn stables, went three-eighths
n 30 Us, breezing. Looked in
nee shape.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24
Longuiiew Golfer
Wins Oregon Title

PORTLAND, Ore. 4 young
Washington golfer. Don Yeatch.
Is, Of Longyiev, today held the
Oregon boys championship follow
ing 7 and victory over Dick
Parker of Portlands Aidervood
club yesterday.
Ray Weston won the junior
boys crown IN a sizzling sll-port-
land final, beating Jack shuler Of
Wsvsrisy, up
Another Wsveriey star, Sissy
Green, Jared better and sucoess-
fully defended her girls title
against Hsdslins spasth Of Ia
Grands The score was s and Z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24

FIRST important prep for ths
si0.oo0 milr IL scheduled for this
sunday when the finest flsld
named 10 date gees postssfd FOR
the 81 100 Spokane Handicap. mile
feature NJ the weekend racing
Many good recent winners are
expected n he nominated. among
them viii he Southern Way, v. J..
Estes ~on ~ Monks Way. which
scored an impressive triumph IN
the Golden Jubilee Purse last
Thursday; and BERT McFsriand's
Valiant hoy. winner ~ the Al
schsot handicap fhs sms after.
noon IN one n the most thrilling
finlshes IN data.
The mile event ~iii serve 10 give
an early line on shs mile nominees
now an the grounds. ~ well -
providing ths hist rsas sen hers
10 date Two entire. have bssn
named, the Thomson- Smith stable
nominating cslsysfes and kirsby.
ami Mira N. sehcekisy. placing
Chestnut Baby and Bsldsd In nom.
lnnsslon. c.lysyefas third in last
years mile, has been rather anlm.
prssslys In bls showlngs In date.
but a strong finish last out in.
dlcsted that the s.yssr.oid 10 get.
ting ready 10 run.
Among others nominated are
Ruth rsrian's stout csmr@lxpsr
Prince How N a. vsufssfss fsis
rashera. HoDis a Hsx stshles
sovlto. l. W. kldd's AthoIson.
Mrs. q, aimons sons Tunfiey. A.
D. fsnnys Solar Hawk. J n BAG.
lsya Rochester hoy ami u 4.
Elhsrldges' Ths cisaseF Alboi.
ton and Rochester hoy are the snIg
nominees moi eligible for ths nils.
Saturdays card slso gives much
promi- NJ plenty ~ action With
the EIisnsnirg purse. To ~ dsesdsxi
ossr The mile and ons-slsfeenfh
route. ~ hesdiinsf. a god field
n seven have been nominated @i'h
nigh weight going 10 L. w hsdds
Aihoiton. Black Soss viii also 20
az second haif ~ the Kidd entry.
siih issssn May. ToniA. Leopls.
Reload and saneahsr IN 10 make
real race ~ u. M Junior
League purse. 81 six fsrioass. -ill
- tina supporting feature ana mas
attracted nine nominees. lnclsssilnE
fotr winners - snsiT previous
starts
a gos.1 Lanes DAY ofo~n yes
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24
Fine Field To Perform
Sunday At Longacres

testified. ~ the many ciess I'm
lshss rne Eys.fn. rns. Shy ~ss
called npon IN fivs n M nra ~
starts, fmr ~ thass tlmss bssna
10 decide ths winner
Larry Kidd showed tsaf ~ sss
Loaf n.ns ~ Ma shsissy N saddle
winners when hs ssnt sat Amsfss
can Kmniem. h~~ n hIa remain
Ing string. YESTERDAY u grab ~
the Brsmefsnn purss. ~ isrxthA
u was the second straight On mr.
the T.yssr-oid IN NJ American
Flag. and ne paid off 81 ~ ntee
prie. n sT.so m shs Gin snd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24
FOUR.WAY TIE IN SEMI-PRO MEET

The Seattle Glssert took s-5
decision from the Bsllingham
Merchants IN the third game Of
the series yesterday afternoon
Each team collected II hits. Cy
Clifton, Seattle center fielder, got
a home run IN the seventh with
one man on base.
Seattle viii meet ROsiyn and
Walls and Beliingham will com
plete . doubie-hesder bin today.
The two winning teams Will meet
tomorrow for a two-oui-of three
series 70 determine the state cham
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24

stATTIt.--gssfFs Fsifisa. ~
attis. today aAs elected chairman
~ ths Washington state Hass@
Racing commission - sDcesss N
). Brown. sfhe resigned - beeors
steward for ne California Herss
Racing commission.
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ELLIOTT
METCALP
FREDDIE Hutchinson returns to

Freddie Hutchinson returns 10
the majors.
That means the yoangs,sr can
pitch for Detroit now without
having the strain Of tons 81
bsllohoo. He'll be able to stand
on the mound ss a pitcher. not
as the super-man ne was made
out to be.
II wasn't the Yankees who
Knocked his fast ball 10 all cor
ners OF the field In his debut
this spring Behind his failure
WAS the unlsndish publicity that
entansled Hutch" hailing him
a. a genius, comparing him with
the greats" putting him down
as one destined To become inn
mortal-sll that, mind YOU, be-
fore he took his first windup in
major league baseball
Now how can fellow pitch
against those odds Against
the Yankees he wasn't winging
his fast ball down the lane past
Yankee bats. He couldn't see
the plate or the hatters. In
front of him. clouding his vision,
was the maze of ballyhoo
through which he had TO pitch,
causing the ball to take a way
ward course and oftentimes to
boom off experienced bats.
Freddie couldn't have pitched
against a sandlot team that day,
and IL Ia doubtful II Christy
Matthewson, Cy Young, Walter
johnson, to name a few Of the
greats, could have done any
better under the circumstances.
AS a result, Freddie took
ride that many have tsken-a
ride down the river. leaving be
hind the bailyhoo that wrecked
his major league debut.
Now he's on his way up the
river, to make a fresh start.
This time his 500, 900 right arm
will he his sole support. The
publicity men have cooled off,
so now they can watch Freddie
Hutchinson as pitcher. not rs
a product manufactured by over
exuberant fingers on a type
writer.
Seattle fans will watch closely
Freddies doings in the majors,
for they have never lost faith in
the youngster who gave them
thrill after thrill last year. And
Tscomans. too, have the same
high esteem of Freddie. They'll
be for him all the way.
A toast to you, Freddie Hutch
inson, and may you haunt ajor
league batsmen just as you
haunted the opposition here on
the coast.
The flier. Tex Rankin, has
looked down on lot of beauty
during his aerial trips. but no
place of beauty. he says, quite
compares with that of the
Northwest II the Cincinnati
Reds win the National league
pennant, and at the present
there seems TO be no reason why
they shouldn't, the natives of
that town will have real cause
for JOY. The Reds have had
some mighty lean years. but 1899
has brought them plenty of base
ball yittles. Hope the feast lasts
for awhile
We understand that California
tennis players practice the year
round. They're classy bunch.
those southerners. and what
ever they win they deserve.
They love the sport
Can't resist boosting about
the Jubilee Tacomans have
thrown themselves into the car
nival spirit as never before.
The Jubilee, folks. Ia a terrific
success, a celebration that will
long be remembered
Barrett. Turpin. Gregory,
Weber - they're keeping Seat
tie in the pennant fight with
their splendid pitching. A fine
foursome for any team to
have
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Klein Comes
Back to Life

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24

Winning pitcher smith loains
pitcher Flores innings pitnhsd sher
er plus. Flores o. At bat OF
shersr 20. Flores ~. bits. of shsfef
3. F1ore. 10 runs scorcd of abersf
o Flores 7. runs responsible Tot
shsrer 2 Flores z Smith ! struck
ont. shersr 2 Flores Smith I bases
on balls off shsref 2 Flores . passed
bali Grilk left on basfs. SACRAMENTO
q Los Angeles a. home uns Marshall
Cihocbi Orenso. fso-Dsss hlts. Scot
ne. Flores. Osribaidi Barton runs
Cihocki< Bartou OTsnso a eacri-
fees scoffie. Mayo stolen nass.
orsnso. double play, Mayo 70 coi-
Itnt 20 Mayo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24

WALI.A Roslyn de-
Ssstsd the Wails Walla Jsycees,
eastern Washington champions,
to-s. iAst night to put the state
senr-p~o baseball tournament IN
bpsr-vay ne with each team hsV-
~ won and lost one game.
Roslyn scored seven Of its runs
or four hits. three errors and two
walks in the sixth inning.
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SCORE BY INNINGS
C2mmsrsno Brothers. 600 002 03o-5
Superior Dairy 49,. 900 102 ooo-5
SUMMARY
Stolen bases, Penso 2. Minnitti.
Robinson, Berg z. Barberis a. Brooks.
sacrifice hits. Robinson. Spadafore.
two-base hits, Brooks. Berg 2. Penso;
home run, Moe. double play, Peder-
con 70 Robinson to Kohout; left on
bases. Cammarano Brothers 6. Supe-
Eor Dairy 8; struck out. by Hall s..
Kelvin 10; bases on balls. off Hall
/ Kelvin g. passed ball. Paine: hit
Ry pitched ball. kohout time OF
(ame, l.5o; umpires. Forsythe and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24

The Consumers Meat baseball
team nf the Western Washington
league will leave the market At
1880 Sunday for i,s game At
ruysllup. The Consumers are lIn-
beaten in Is start. fhls season.
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Ken Napier
Coming

Kenneth Napier. crack tennis
Instructor. will ne in Tacoma Mon
day and Tuesday N give free les
sons 10 ysnior players of the city.
p. VII be ct the Tacoma Lawn
yenns club both days a. II
o'clock.
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MafHhaii, HtFinasf Fuus hated -
MafnhHii 4 Acoffi,. rHriba ldf. aaeTi
flee aarlbaidi double plaf hofs
mann % prensa - Barton fsnis
t.is ufnpiFes snyder ana HOOD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-24
Cams Defeat
MiIkmen, SIS
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
AZ Lincoln howl tonight.
f,e1. Model Iun,h>r Co. Va.

AZ Lincoln howl tonight.
s,eo; Model Luueer Co. Va.
General Motor Co.
csmmarano Brothers continued
tesr winning ways last night at
Lincoln bowl. downing Superior
Dairy 5 10 3 after nine innings
~ bitterly contested baseball. A
hhree-run attack IN the eighth did
IRE work, but only after the Dairy
men had taken the lead twice dur
ing the contest.
Harry HAIL keid M power
- Rafflevs nj hay until that
fcs~-hit herrage IN the eighth.
holding a 3 IN 2 edge when the
ons,aught got under way.
Kleutn tossed fine hall for
~ winners. and aside from
Btii Noes homer with one on
N ne sixth. he Was master Of
NJ sif1a tion. Ar Berg's
aoBbse and his steal NJ third
md boups accounted for the
Arst DatSy run IN the fourth.
Two hts and two errors gave
cammarsnos their first brace of
rins n the sixth, and all went
well until that mesny Of an eighth
tsnins. Berg. with two doubles,
I'D the losers with the willow,
while jimmy Penso's three swats,
one q double. was tops for the win
ners. The Bottlers played error
less bah behind Kelvin.
The box score:
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Innsass pitched. rsnen rlus.
HERMANN ! minus a. bat off fsiion
40 Hermann ; hits. off FSiicn
Herman 2 runs scored ct fasicn :.
Hermann J. runs Frsronsihir To-
RArrett = rsiion J. Hermann y
struck out nafrsi bases cn halls
off RsTretf Fsiion 2 neFsn~ l.
Passed Ball Conroy. left On hsses
seattle = 0skisnd = home r1ns
ieiley Verses two-bass hits Afehie,
Cssscarart A WHITE sffsnFe 1olles,
runs bstied In 1oiirs. Canrrx La.
renee Verses, ConcAfAYt J Csmpne u
Z Rarrett 4 strange white saeFi-
frees Conros White oyssinan stal-
en- bases Anfeu. Archie double risss
Vsnni ~ Archie Ccsrzrart ~ strange
"a Archie time. 81. umrires Dcfsn
and FnEelns
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b Ran f8r Coleman 10 stsnth
8CoHK BY fsNfkgf
Hulifafs1a s.s.ss.ass 100 900 100 4
Portland t..- fo9 Do1 DO
sNHMARf
six nlts Z runs off Fff xfsl ~
ara none on H.aonlts - loxils
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piesfsi ] osDofEs , bases ~ balls
pissffi 4 Osrofns nAdnHsta
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IN. Cssfisison Cabofne gsfffiss dous
be plsys ksfshsil ~ Jsffrsss -
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sCoRF by INNINGS
San Diego nio 600 600 J
San Francesca 900 200 nox 2
SUMMARY
Runs responsible for, Hehsrt
struck out hy Heberf g. jorssns
bRses on balls off Heberf = Wild
pitch Hebrrt. three base hit Nor
bsrf two.base hits Haslln. Ginanni
Dstore runs batted In Williams OH
SON Woodaii sacrifices Gibson
wright, Griffith. stolen base. Wright
double piavs Storey tn wright - OH
son, Haslin ~ Nlemiee 20 Mcdonald
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a gessi Lanes Day ofo~n yea
tss1sT ysseivsd plenty ~ inriiiss ss
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HOLLYWOOD

a Bstfso for Pickfsl 10 eighth
b Ran f8F CpieBEF 10 sisath
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Winners Of Movie Quiz
Contest Announced / oniaht

runight ssos mctlcn picture
fans s4li rome forward 10 elslm
,se prizes which wsn have Ken
AWARDED n thsm IN ~ greatest
nsticnai entertainment ennteat ever
heif IN thr United states. tho
$50 ooa Movie Qssis contest
Since the close ~ Eha eunlens
81 peeemher . q huge battery
~ employees At euntses assiausr-
iefs IN Ss~ Vera CITY have hern
working constantly sxef ne Ihau
SANDS - cnnlesi entries which
poured IN ffsm All paFts Il tire
nation ard finally ,he Judges. Mira
ossisn Reid. ~ James y West.
Ma Hsisu Wills Moofy. tne Hon.
erahl~ llaftnn Iafuee ana NJ. Hen
dfik William Van Lncn. Nsvs ms,r
the final ericetians which etil 10
announced tonight
The fsamsiek theetrrs IN Ia
coma VIII participate n this great
Natlunal Announcement Night ~
bringing the names ~ inc wtnneFs
nnfh nsilansi ard local. Ia ire A..
tenslen u iheslsF gcefz tonight
The msnsstrs ~ the Rosy
Music hus. hlsls Mouse and Tenn.
pie thsstsrs vitl maks the an.
naslacemsnts from the stages ~
their respective theateFs az sncn
IS the kilograms are rrexivet from
Nes Nefs. b<ssera : and 10
= ~.
Arrangements all be mAas -
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Circus Thrills In
'Pecks Bad Bow

All the thrills 81 the "hlg top. .
the color and excitement arc cap,
tured e!sh exceptional realism in
"pecks Had Roy With the Circus -
Rko Radios film built around
George w. recks renowned hoy
hero 81 American literature, and
currently showing at the Riviera
theafer.
Expert performers. trained AMI
NAL acts and a corps ~ able tech
meal advisors were employed 10
achieve this remarkable atmos-
phcts A complete circus show.
comprising The spectacular Esaes.
lsnte high.wire bnlanenrs. The
noted Pima family and the colorful
Liberty Horse act and q variety
Of sensational animal performers.
"a seen IN the picture
"Peeks had Boy With the Cir.
Gus brings To the screen Tommy
Kelly In his frat picture since his
debut In The Adventures Of Tom
sawyer Ann Gillls. also ~ Tom
Sawyer" fame. has the Top fea-
iured role. with Edgar Kennedy.
Bsniis Hume. spanky MaeFsrisnd
and Louise Beavers In omportsnt
chsranterisstlons.
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Hard Times7 No, They
Were Kings
Never Worried About
Fuel or Food
No Swing" Nor Rag" Nor
Broken Arms on Ski Ways
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Film
Returns tuesday

Moonlight sonata" last week.
Continental attract ION Al the
Lakewood thrater viii return To.
morrow for two additional days
run. The film has been shilifnlly
built around raderewsia and his
music
Fine portrsysls are given by
Charles Farrell Marie Tempest,
most popular ~ ali Engllsh
actresses, Barbara Greene. who
plays the young wife II Farrell.
and Eric rorfman .sho poftrsys
tho other man superbly
Moonlight sonata" technically
10 fswless. offers rare entertain
msnt In which the whole family
viii rejoice. and above ali. presents
one II the worlds greatest per.
sonalitiss. rsdersvski. 10 give Da
a thrill We shall never forget
There viii be special matinee
at 2 Is .. m. Wednesday m add
ton 10 this evening performances
81 and o o'clock. Tuesday ard
Wednesday Bus leaves from sih
and Pacific a. -. $40 ard 80
N connect with the film shoNlnss