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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
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The Oaks are shaping up to be
the dark horse Of the Pacific
Coast league. Manager Johnny
Vergez seems to have put buzzer
under the saddle OF his black
charger, for it galloped home win
ner in six OF nine games against
San Diego last week, while the
remaining series winners were
taking photo finishes.
Oakland ran its win streak
70 five straight when II
dumped the Padres, ~. In the
I0-inning opener yesterday.
hut were turned back So in
the closing game.
Vergez' double in the seventh
paved the way for the Oaks first
run, and his tenth inning single
his fourth hit of the game-set
the stage for the two-run 10th in
ming rally. Jack salveson was
the winning pitcher, Joe Gonzales
the loser.
Hitting of Berkowitz and before
gave the Padres the nod in the
finale. Ken Sheehan was licked
in the second inning when San
Diego showed three runs over.
Tobin and Linke scattered five
hits among the Acorns.
SEATTLE WINS TWO
San Francisco took its series
from, Seattle, 4-3 but the Rainiers
polished off the Seals in both
Sunday games, 81, and 81
George Archie cleaned the bases
with an eight inning home run to
win the opener from Bill Shores.
Keith Frazier's error in the fourth
inning of the second game was re-
sponsible for the Seattle runs.
Los Angeles took its series
from Hollywood. four games
to three, by splitting a Sunday
pair.
Hollywood took the opener. Ga,
on the five-hit pitching of Bittner,
which was featured by pinch
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CONSUMERS MEAT TEAM LEADS

The Consumers will 60 to Vic
toria next Saturday for double
header. then play Port Angeles
Sunday.
Saxton Lumber took 40 lead
at South Tacoma by tsllying in
both the first and third frames
with Roy Howard singing both
times and scoring on hits by Bow
man and Aus.erer.
FarreIIs home run with one
on gave the Pines = 81 lead
In the 5th but Saxtob's went
ahead In the 9Th on Norman
Locks home run and q run by
Henry Howard when Andy
kuzmanich singled.
The Pines nailed down the tilt
in the last OF the 9th when Farrell
doubled TO drive In three runs. Far
rels winning blow came off Alva
Bland who had just replaced Har-
vey Summers.
Saxtons threatened in both the
sth and 9th but only one run com
ing after Locks triple could the
Plank Merchants garner. Carl
Kelvin struck out two in the first
of the 9th to end the game.
Pacific City Pirates crashed into
the win column in their first home
game by padding Spanswsy. Al,
with Pete sabutis the big hero.
Ssbutis struck out IL and his triple
and single led the batters on both
sides.
Yelm virtually handed game to
Midland when two relief hurlers
failed to maintain a seven-inning
shutout performance by Os Ed
wards and Midland won <-3, at
Yelm. Edwards retired because Of
q sore arm and three walks. hit
batsmsn and two hits gave MID
land runs in the sth.
saxton Lbr. -. loi oo2 ol0-s 10 3
Summers Bland 10 and W. Aus
SpanAvay 49,. 900 100 00o-i
Pacific City 49,. l0l 400 900
Hall and Cummings. ssbuts and
L Brand.
Midland ...... 600 COO 04o-s q
Yelm 80 ot0 0io i0o-s 4
CLARK and Lyons. O Edward Tar
penins t5i. Pettijohn 81 ana Snyder
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YANKEES TAKE
POLOCONTEST

WESTBURY, n. Y.-The West
chester cup, a 5000 chunk of silver
emblematic OF Anglo-American
polo supremacy. was locked up
again in the vaults today, waiting
for the time when Great Britains
men Of the saddle are willing 70
gamble another half million dol
lars on taking it for an ocean
voyage.
The Americans rolled into the
lead last with an Ill victory In
the opening game Of the interns-
tional series. and they followed up
yesterday with "a triumph on a
wind-swept field. They'll play
again next Sunday, but 1t will be a
consolation match.
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LONG

TUNWNt Mn - INoIWuk NV W
continue TO arrive at Longaeres for
the summer meeting opening Sat
urday. June -. and two-carload
shipment OF % head WAS unlosded
this morning from Bay Meadows
Heading the consignment was
George Adams with a band OF rs
good plsters. Adams. Nho has
esmpsisned here in previous sea
sons, brought in a number Of old
favorites with Longaeres race fans.
Comprising the Adams
string are Victor. a recent win
ner at the San Francisco track
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Golf Mouies At
Music Box Show

Golf fans eho have a leaning
toNsrd motion picture entertain
msnt viii have . real treat in store
for them with the opening Of the
new program Wednesday at Ham
rieks Music Box thester.
R-K-o Radios latest sport fea-
ture. Smooth Approach ksk
been booked 70 share the top htt
Of short subjects md shows many
new angles as well as improve
msnt on older styles.
Seen in the picture Will be such
well known green stars a. Dick
Metz. Jimmy Thompson. I'd Dud-
ley and Horton Smith.
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and ene 81 the most consistent
piater~ On the turf. lronie,
Direct. Ruth. Jelinck. Faster
Elc. ftying Dot. Mum Eiect-
resS Seed. Arizona Mid.
rstsh~ye. Msstiff. Hast Eie.
Gold Set, Nege File and rrea-
hsdor.
Rill Mckinney unlosded fou
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SEATTLE. Wash. Mike iseaes,
New York boxing mcropciiss. has
closed fct The winner AZ the Hcssas
w knerer middlswsisht ute
nght At seattle, June ~. 10 meet
Fred Apostoh In New YORK In
August, That il rumcr has things
that way Actually. such talk V
At least n Hostss re-
gains his crown
Nate Druxmsa. seattle pro-
meter. Who 10 Responsible wsere
than any ether psssss foe
er,n ging the 20 pound divsss"e
hack Into the national HNse-
light, viii have fsrst ~asi ~
Hostak for . championship
match aud No has no iateets"s
whatever ai THE ttuse Of re-
leasing Al Ia Monepsiy M'hs
Jaeehs Who has every either
championship eersited.
ON top Of this Eddie Marine.
Hos,aks manager, will have no
truck with Jacobs nor snyons else
in New York. Marine and Hostsk
are sim plenty hot over the action
NJ the New York state sthlstie
commission In refusing To reeoE-
nice Al ~ champion after he belt
ed out Freddie steele.
JACOBS FAILS
Jacobs has tried everything IN
his power In gum up the re-.
match between Hostsk and krisKer
which created another sore spot
that does not make for amlesbie
relations. Msrino has stated that
he has no desire for Hostsk To
box in New York and IN we'll salts
fled with the purses thai Hostsk
could make in Seattle and other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13

BROAD Royal Akssls. smoky Jack
and Gold Je'. all well known to
Longaeres r n. Parks arrived
with Ia Aoonis, and Phosphorus
ard Y. e SUMMERS checked n
with Bellies Reau and Helen ].
Reports were received today
that the Houts and BOX string Of
nine. which j. one 81 the leading
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Bsttsd for Lieber in eighth.
b Bstted for Ward In ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS
Hollywood ........4. nG2 0Oa 100 q
Los Angeles .-..t-... 100 100 400
SUMMARY
Winning pitcher Bitinef. t0sing
pitcher. Flores innings pitched.
Flores s. Lieber - Bittnsf 7 pius.
a. bat off Flores az Lieber a Bit
nsr a. hitS. off Flores Ilsbsf 4
Bittnsr 5 runs scored off Flores 5.
Lieber i Bittnsr 4 runs responsible
for Flores 5 Lieber / BittnsT 4
struck out Flores 2 Llsbef z Bittnsr
l. bases on balls off Flores Z iishef
/ BlttnsT 5 Ward ! left on bases
Hollywood 9 Los Angeles S home
run. Carpenter three base hit Cts
sell. tNo-bAse hit. Cisseli runs bat
TED IN J Collins. uhAlt Cisssil &.
hocSi khhie Brenzsi puecinsin Or
Estti Carpenter. sacrifices Ofastti
Cihoeki kanis double plays. Clsssli
10 Hoover to OrsAtti 2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
TROEH CAPTURES THREE PRIZES

In the team championship shoot
off. a quintet Of Portland marks
men defeated the Salem squad by
an aggregate score Of 4ss to 4si.
Tillsmook. Cistsop and Eugene
were third. fourth shd fifth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13

Darkness halted grand Dali
game last evening between the
Old Timers and Sunset Thester
club at Jason Lee field. the score
being -. The Old Timers played
errorless ball.
Sunset TheateF 49,.
Old Timers ... ...< II o
Batteries: Higgins, Gust ana
Benneeker: Henry and Jensen,
Milton. Umpires Coliard an d
Smith.
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ksfgfs Js2og bfosns ld2lDs Pitch
e. sbeehAns lnE4nsa glt<hsd. foolu
a. a. Bat. 81 foosn its nlte. of
fgSln Z runs kl1red AZ TeBlH /
runs fe1pon1lbls fgf. shssbzn 3 t!Hxs
Z Jeo,a .sf.iea Ct. s.'st n.a =.
4. Links Q. To6iH ) eft On tss<e
OAKLAND 9 san Dseso o. TIRES. Dsts
hit BefaoHlz tse-csss Eits. RAJ
mona. Lg1g rIua rattk1 70 Browne
EAimondi BefkcH4fz a y<aksu. saf-
fiflfes. sieml<e A6Fsku Befsc4ltz
ssSlen osss rseiissesHdfo. de4pis
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BLANN VICTOR m SKI EVENT

TfNBEkLIsG LODGE. ORE
Cliff slann Of Bend. Ore. To-Day
nsld ths Golden Ess< All eaam pion-
ship ~ the result Of mis- upset win
yesterday over q field 81 veterans
in hls first try st senior eomp<ti-
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Pioneer League
BY United Press

The Salt Lake Bees took the last
game of the series against the
Pocstello Cards yesterday, 1875,
after the league leaders had copied
the first two games TO take the
series.
Salt Lake go. 4oi 0i3 202-l3 II q
Pocatello -. 020 0l3 600 Ia /
Mariowe and Myers. Beers, Nelson
90 and Ballinger
Twins Falls -. 200 0l0 022-7 II o
Boise ....... O20 00s llx--l0 Ia /
Stefan. Anderson 80 and DeCarlo;
Rene and Ritter.
ogden -. ol03lo5 o2-l2 is 2
Lewiston 2lo 1915 0 II x-2e az s
Bearden. Little 49,. McCorey 49,
and Navarro, Buzolieh, Hurrle t5l
and Beard.
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a fstied Tot Brewer IN sishth.
b Ran for Colsnaan IN ntnth.
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SUMMARY
Losing pitcher Douglas runs re
sponsihie FOR Douglas Z Seats 4
Brewer J struck out. ~ Douglas /.
seats 3 Rsdoniis 1 base On eslis,
off Brewer / slid pitch, Douglas,
home runs. Niecaorek, Williams
Hawkins two-hase hits. Frederick .
orcnFo runs hatteu IN. Williams 7.
NtecFofek Osfodowssi NJ. Marshall,
RossnheFs Hawkins 4 sacrifices
williams. NJ Marshall stolen bsse
ofengn, double plaYs, Barton TO
orcnFc 10 Barton. Williams TO orens
go 10 BARTON
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Winning pitehsf. Thomas. iosinz
pitcher Osrofnf innings pit I'D
CAboTns g. Toaf u Thomas g. a.
Dat. off osb1rne a. T0st Thomas
- nits. off Csbcyns 7 1ozt 3. Thcm :
4 Thomas Z runs responsible fos.
Osoorns 5 Toss Z Thomas 4. FlfT.-
ma y struck CIT. ~ Thomas Z Boz
netti J. fleming ! bse<s on Dtlia.
of Osborne Thomas J B0nettl !.
Fleming / Elid p3tch FI<mlns eft
on bases. HollY1o1d o Los ANGELES
8 tEo-bsa< hlts Pseclnsili ! Col
Inns runs hated in ststz, Nsyo.
CrkIcsu Puecinesli suenis Chr d.
Moore . AerlfIess sat- susns
double play. Orszttl 70 Hoosef.
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suAiAiAR

Losing pitcher shores innings
pitched BY shores 4 81 bat, OFT
Shores 81. hits off shores A. runs
scored off Shores $ runs responsible
for shores rlirpln / hsSes On
balls off show Z home run. Archie,
runs hatted IN Archie 4. Campbell.
DiMagGio. stolen bases. Nsuni =.
Archie double plays. storey 90
Wright 20 Frazier. 0yselmAn 10 Nor.
rlSsey 20 Archie. umpires, Dorsn and
Engein
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ton.
The b<nd youth defeated . field
of the Nerthussss bssf down
hilisrs' In the good tina ~ s:7<.s
mtnusAs over the treAchaxols
Mount Hood course.
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Byron Nelson
Title Winner
nv HARRv vEn0usDN
uniss<s rres~ Npeves E1ssev

rtsrf .AOrf. rperA CONN r2v
r,un rss,.As,.ss. tso,ss. thsn
the summer wind an the TEXAS
pls,ns whsrs ne we b.sn. IsyvnW
Nelson 1y.year.oia professional.
won the National Omen Golf cham.
p.cnsh,p to-day ny dsseAtiaa Craig
wood in . plsy-off round ~ three
strokes.
Nelson. firing a miraculous sasis
two on the fourth hoIs. shot The 10
holes in 70. Wood hsd ~.
Nelson. = soush w.es uhss
the chlns were dsvs ohesusA.
out The ioa he,s. u Rsle -
has plays1 sswrs Thwss4ay.
took eesumsnA ot Ske mssrh
On the sscswd hojs osAas -
n~ves wsus hehls<.
he turned the first nine ihyss
strokes ahead Of Weed and corning
On the hack nine ne hsId ths al.
vantage AZ Wood shos boldly in
. courageous attempt to bring
virtory o.t NJ defeat.
etrsivht Tr,..
Nslsonis dytys Off tbs s.,,yth ,ss
wa. Inns ana ty.s .ca =. ..,.s.s
IN h.a.s ~. .lna n, . ms.r.n,
b.far. he ia.k an ,y.n s,c.. ~
e.ady n wa. . ta,sn ARE, ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13

The Butcher Boys of Consumers
Meat are enjoying Valley division
steaks and the South Tacoma
Pines are towering atop the Pierce
County division forest as result
of Sundays Western Washington
league Tits.
Two prime-cut home runs by
Butcher Harry Werbiskey were
the blows that felled Puyallup
Berrypiekers, 4-3, in the Puysllup
ballyard while Jack Farrell's
home run plus a double in the
clutch with the bases full gave the
Pines 6-5 win over Saxton Lum-
Der.
Nick johnson Of Puyallup hit a
home run in the fifth inning with
Peters scoring ahead Of him. The
Butcher boys were held hitless
by Goldsmith until the seventh.
when Bichsel led off with a single !,
Werbisky then homered for the
meat boys to tie the score.
The Berrypickers came back
In the last of the seventh TO
score one run to again put
them in the lead. Consumers
again went hitiess until the
ninth. Peterson walked and
Werbisky hit his second homer
to win the game.
Lefty Walker gave Puysllup II
scattered hits. Goldsmith held
the meat boys to five hits. striking
out eight men. r II +
r,,,,.a,f,, a II {
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ttttt&t nv ttft@ftt<&t8<tt<St wv ~
n~ss VEN hss itsssrsrs with oniy
Ihs cnmntoN knw~tesiue that ~
nsd captured The eovssssi prise
s~vsrsi times mnrs ttm<n thsn
Ne esala remember.
NUT hunters triump was
ae~red nns IN ths efnhhouee. hut
M the xntf esssr~e II was ~ ths
nat. nroaa fsiswAys tnst Inc Casn-
Try club wssart displayed NJ mas
terry
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w~s sv~s sss1y y ls1~ins n
sstekevv.
Pest. dry green's AM mid hsss
tricky Wind foe Huaiev, they Md
- spice to ths srerss iast sarUah
far min ts rtsy sss.Sy. p~se-
setting golf. in Inc m~smls9 ~
sscFsd . n. with n fer IN lirxs
nsns and ~ fos Inc sscca6. sra
N the aftefnceN ~ pes&e9 "a.
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under par. sna The ~61s6 h In
no Ne registered isSs weea u
the cassmtsy club. wrought him IN
ssassaats NJ zna with Inn sec~e
~ vas@ulshsd 4 flsld n appn4l-
msssiv 10 NJ the eity's fssess
snsatsafs.
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cnryaen Wagner was fearsh with
so iva sssntss shsad 81 Harry
Andrews. vim LED ibe fssia last
wssh with its He had difficulty
On The first - ysAssrxfsy. ssnsw.
Cling through with an ~. bus
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Bstted for HumphfsBs ia <gsnth.
bAtbed Tor Gonzales ID tenth
bCORE Ri INSfNoh
Oakland .4s..4s... 600 600 zU0 =
San Diego ...f..4t 900 600 40 OF
SUMMARY
kffofs, Luby. OFiffitbs ioaias pitt
fhsf. Gonzales. innings pitf he'd. Num-
pbfsys at bat. off HumphFeYs a..
hlts, OF HumphreTs q runs Afofsd,
Oh Humphreys funs fssponsibie
Tor. ssiyssou !. HUMPHREYS oon-
Humphreys Gonzales MT b.
pite her hbfsu. Eaimonai ~ Hum
phfeys left on base Garland ssn
Diego b. tNoebase blts. D~tafs esFs
sfS, runs hated ia Chfistoff q Pat
shsti Dstofs kffEss sseTifices Edo
Donald, Guaat H&sliH double playa
Lfmsu % LubY 20 VERGE plsasrs
walking. PsIcnstt 4. Esimsbni Bsf.
kuHltz. Lups
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With a determination TO force
Cammarano Brothers to reach the
wrong side Of the ledger once be-
fore the season is over, the John
son Paint company City league
team will lock horns with the
Bottlers Monday night at Lincoln
bowl, starting at $50. The Cams
thus far, have won their first six
starts
Manager George Wise thinks
Al Like jr. In the chap who
can stop the Bottlers and 81
Al will be on the hillock for
the Pniutmeu. George Mar
shall or Pete Sabu,is. south
paw, viii he on the heavy line
Of duty for the Ieague-Ieaders.
In Saturday night play, Superior
Dairy collected four runs in the
first frame and then went ahead
TO win Q TO 4 from Model Lumber
company. The win put the Dairy
men very much in the hot City
league chase. Mstson worked for
the winners and Richmond and
Fletcher did the honors for the
Models. Bishop, Moe and Thiel
hit homers.
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JAcons FAILS
GOLF

Highland The Mems club ~ili
meet Wednesday night. Ths pro-
gram will include \ croAs-eountry
tournament and dinner. which VII
he served from 5 10 !. There was
M competition over the weekend
because Of the city amateur tour.
nsmsnt
Fircfesi Sunday, match play:
First division. Wilbur Richards.
ming.. 2 down. Second division.
J. Swan. up. Frank skinner.
even. n. sheehsn. 4 down. A. X
MeMillin. 4 down, and J. y
Obcnouf, 4 down.
Saturday. hest ball two~ons
First division. J. Heusfts and w.
c. Nismeysr. 1919 s5, John Cor
llss ana Mel Leslie 7t-a %. ].
". Anderson and " Rothsrmsi.
so.it - second division. G. WI.
bur and n schwsisn. 7s.ib al
l.. Bonneville and W stephens.
st.fs 90. phil sheshan and Lao
Megssles. go.2t -
Meadows Park Saturday. sweep.
stakes Leo Booth. f7si6 ~ Joe
Cisvs. 1874 81 LosIls Truman.
7s-7 40. Dick Long. tz.tD ~
a y. Royal. STA n. Joe koler.
1910 70; Floyd rhseksrsy, ss.is
- II. Harry Dixon. pt.iA~si
No tournament Sunday bsessss
Of city amateur
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SAN FRANCISCO


Runs responsible for Barrett a.
stgUck out. by Barrett q Koupal 3
bases on balls. off Barrett 2 Koupal
Wild pitch Barrett. home run.
Norbert two-base hits vanni Storey.
runs batted in. Norbert. Wright. Van
nj 2 white sacrifice Gyfelman.
stolen bases. Norbert. Vanni White
time 80. umpires. Englen and
DofAn.
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Montreal ia ssltimofs ia.
jefseY cit7 z-s Buffalo IS
Re- heater al Byfsctls< 90.
Toronto ia. kessxk TO.
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Ths Bfoesdais Asns club h<id .
puts ann medal fotIfesi asui sun1s
FTst division f><efss HoiH. TssTs
100 ~ Hoesfa Dress 7ssal ias
E@idf. xeOud division = Hsins
Bsdsfn6n. AZ 10 fDtz- 40 ~ y f4as
- a. Jos LII 81 thud division
Haffg b<tEffise VI siiswzs Is,
Paul opnsfud s0ssssi7a ~ 10
THs fssmssffs held = fisastog tout
nsT ~ sfoykdais sunday
FIfts diEls.aA=af isEDis hsdsmsf -
10Th eID ssexsnd division fstJ
ounikfsia feet ftaga iath cup thifd
division Hsfft "a ttsFtss. ~ feet from
iffH cup
nsaislLa ~ me t4x.ss msasl pi4ss
gutts t1ufasF 81 HfeokdAif SUNDAY
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~ 81 sssGHe division Hairy Sat-
tssis< 81 ia ltsa<t ~ third fifi-
sion Tom CsfDoHs ~ All - 81
tes1lts ~ Saturdays medal pisy
tournament - Hsoosfss
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Yesterday these t@s msn played
. triple pisy-eff eith Denny shats.
Huntington. W. Va. pro. ssiAse
and Wood tlsd with sss. ard shsts
Mas knocked out NJ Il with . n.
sslsons victory today earned
him $1,000 first pris< mnney and
he may pies .p b~s~s~a -. 30
and $4,000 In ihs coming yssr ~
the strength ef tadsys play. Ne
nss bs~n living ., Reading. Pa.
but has lust accepted . sob with
tina inysrnsss slas ~ Toss<is Ohts.
Wobd got 400 fax second aaA
shgts 500 for third.
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Bst,ed for Ll,s. IN seventh

Runs Responsible for Liska 4.
struck out by Liska ! sheriff. .. base
on balls. off tiakR sheriff. J. left
on bsaes. Portland A. Sacramento 4.
home run oaribaldl. two base hit
Hawkins run nstted In osribsidi.
stolen bases. wilson. osrtbsidii dou-
bic plays. Hawkins 20 Jeffriss 10
Frederick Ofenso 70 williams 10
Barton 2 Jeffries 10 Z. Marshall to
Frederick.
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IS1EENsIIoNAL LEaGIE
Montreal la Baltimore ia.
Jerssf City z-s Buffalo Is
loehestef al sfrseilss 90.
Tosonto IA. EsvzrK TO.
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Paints, Cams
Play Tonight
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS

CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
Cammsrano Brothers, s 0 1000
Johnson Paint Co.. $40
C. NJ. c. Trucks $50
Olympic Ice Cream. 800
Superior Dairy 800. = > Nt
Model Lumber Co. / III
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cities ahcuId Ne ssat
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SAN FRANCISCO

L Bstted for shorss Ia eighth
aE0nU nv HNNINaS
Evening star., 1939-03-07
| Unlimited basketers
ToC|ash in A. A, u,
Meet Tomorrow

There's an off night tonight in the
District A. A. U. basket ball tourna-
ment, but competition will be re-
sumed tomorrow night with four
more games in the Eastern High
School gym Meanwhile. the Dapper
Dan and Interior unlimiteds, the st.
Martins 145-pounders and the Stew
art Photographers 135 Founders are
in the second round as result of
victories last night.
TomorroW's schedule calls for two
unlimited games and one each in the
las and l20 pound classes The Army
Medicos meet the Georgetown In
tramurals and the Railroad Retire
ment Board faces the Metropolitan
Police Boys Club in the heaviest
division, the Columbia Beverage and
Prince Georges County Police Boys
Club No. 2 clash in the 145-pound
class while the Greenbelt Shamrocks
face the Metropolitan Boys Club in
the 120-pound division.
Stewart Photographers was the
only victorious team pressed last
night. The j. c. c. gave it a scare
before bowling. 21-15. Dapper Dams
recorded the highest score in rout-
ing Fort Hunt C. c. c., 65-33: st.
Martins swamped the Police Boys
Club. 55-22,, and Interior Depart
ment more than doubled the score
on General Accounting Office, 44-21.