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same old things in the same old way.
 The following is an illustration.
 Father h a d been very busy for months. He came home too late to clean up for dinner, slept most of the eve- ming, and had no time to keep up his contacts with his family. Over worked and ner- vous, he had been a little
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Mondays Menu

BREAKFAST: Stewed rhu- barb, whole wheat cereal, raisin toast. jelly, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Creamed dried beef on toast, lettuce and carrot salad, cookies, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Chopped green salad pork chops, applesauce, mashed sweet potatoes, new spinach, fresh fruit gelatin. cream, lady fingers, coffee.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 Health Monographs

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Stiff Etiquette Must Bend
 The Knee of Common Sense

BY RUTH MILLETT

It would have been awkward for Winston Churchill - in stiff uni- form, with a ceremonial chapeau sitting precariously on his head and a sword at his side-to stoop over
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-08

@. How can the flavor of canned grapefruit juice be improved?
 A. Restoring some of the air that was removed during processing seems to enhance the flavor for many users. Pour the juice back and forth several times from one container to another, just before serving.
 0. What is the incubation period of canary bird eggs?
 A, About 14 days.
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PEGGY,s PETS

Peggy Shannon, red-haired screen favorite, plays the hole of a lion tanner in "Fixer Dugan," Lee Tracy's new RKO Radio vehicle. Virginia Weidler also is featured.
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the contract would have been de- feated. North could have ex- hausted dummy,s trumps before declarer could ruff the nine of clubs.
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Ho7g To Keep WeH
 By DIR. WILLIAM BRADY. MD.

tsigns0 letters panins health hygiene 
 
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By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

All children love to dramatize their parents. That is, they get a thrill seeing them act a part other than that of everyday folk doing the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-08

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MAN NATURE: Why it that a uih his wife about food? expensive too cheap too much seasoning miss method getting under her skin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-08

All of which should be incentive every pair of pal begn when they to for the rainy day social security and old pensions like light them at the of the succeeding which to have problems in plenty without inheriting any.
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Dressmaking, designing, alterations.
Stout sizes speciality.
Miss Jessen, Gastineau Hotel.
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Bering Sea Force
Comlnandanf Is 10
Call on Governor

Capt. S. v. Parker, Coast Guard
Commandment of the Boring Sea
force. will arrive in Juneau on the
cutter Duane from San Francisco,
April % or "a, to make an official
call on Gov. John w. Troy, cutter
Haida officers revealed today.
The Duane will stop in Juneau
enroute to its summer base at I'm
alaska, and Captain Parker and his
staff will confer with Gov. Troy
during the one day the vessel is
expected to be in port,
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The average" North Carolina farm
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FOR J SALE

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PHONE Mrs, Battle for all kinds of
sewing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12

who are here =. q. A. President
George Jaeobus, First vice.Presi-
dent I'D Dudley. Secretary Tom
Walsh, Treasurer J. n. Msctie.
and Vice President Tom Boyd
went into long huddle and Walsh
announced. "shuts viii not play.
TAkEs CHANCE
The other six members of the
committee voted by wire. ana II
Was understood the baliotinE WAS
> TO , against shute. with Dudley
and Jaeobns voting for shuts 10
continue In the tournament
Jscobus oyerruled the executive
committee and said. "shuts viii
play for the good Of the y. q. A.
and golf In general. ri take q
chance on overriding the commit
tee
Walsh. speaking for him
self. boyd and Msrkis. said.
The president does what the
executive committee says. and
ip this case be failed. There
is nothing We can do. although
personally do nat recognize
this ss = kTaI tsarnam~st.
We wash our hssds sf the
entire affair"
Walsh. il WAS understood. may
seek q court order restraining the
tournament from continuing
Jseobus said he would stick by
shute all the way and n nscss-
ssry resign the presidency rsthsr
than back down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12
Mrs. Dean Shows
Way to liakists

Mrs w. w. Dean. ~na isd tA>
qaaiiflsrs IN the city wamenss
tourney Of Meadow Fsrk ecurs<
Monday. siso led the fsrst dvs.Ina
IN the Tacoma womsns oolf as
socstion sweepstakes the same
day. Tho Firorest star had sos
IL.
Mrs. Herbert rry. nrcekasle.
with s5-ie "a. ~as second. And
Mira Frank Cure. rircress. third.
with sa-p.7t.
Second division .-.. Mrs. Morley
wsthsridge. Highland. SILT 70.
Mrs ~ G. Define. Meadow Park.
at.is ~; Mrs. Finyd Thsehsrsy.
Meadow Park. p2.is.5s
Third division Mira. Arthur Rust.
Country club. at.is 70: Mrs An
drew nerilla. Meadow Park. p7-ia
10 Mrs c. J scnnsr. Meadow
Park. 1920 ~.
Fourth division Mira q. W. ~.
tfHNfHf fsfNtsh4t Ht-sf w. Ht4l
Fred sylvester. iio.57 ~. Mfs.
l.. Crusor. 1864 NO.
Mrs. Dean became the fssofits
To cop the 1919 title A. a result ~
her medal round.
Mrs. Charles Moriock. Falkland.
won the putting event with 10
puts for the nine. hole rnund.
Mrs Herbert Fry Of Broekdsls
and Mrs Frank currir of F-lrefest
each scored an ~, and Ni.s Ruth
csnsie. Fircrest. posted an A..
Mrs Al Carter. Assaow fsrh. ss.
Mrs l.. q. peidlst, r1rcfest. -. ehif.
ley Mcdonald. rfrere@t, 81, Mr., Nell
Day Meadow Park. 90 Mrs.. Morley
withsridae highland -
Mrs William Turner, Meadow Para.
81. Mrs q. W " Davis. FARMLAND, eli
hrs. Floyd Tbsehefay Meadow PARK.
ga Mrs.. Mari Richards Country Club,
% Mrs Andres BsFills, Mesdo~
PARK. 81 Mrs Prank hsbon Brook
dale. ~: Mfr. n q. Hoffsf. Hiabian nd.
o. hrs. NJ Richmond nrnokdsis
100. ana Mrs. Ann uors~sli. Meadow
PARK. io2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12
WheeIer-Os good Tops Commercial Loop;
Postoffice Is Dropped to Second Place

in possession OF Wheelsr-Osgood.
Wheelers defeated Tacoma Drug,
1919, after trailing by SIX runs In
the second inning.
Retail Clerks beat Weyerhseus-
ers, ls-s, and Sizer 4 Co. cefaulted
to Office Outfitters.
Chemical Workers frightened their
CUP Oh first place IN me Union
league by defeating the second
place Garage Employees. 2o-4. husi-
clans went into third place by beat
ing the Bakers, i2-s.
Jensen Fuel took possession Of
second place in the Class B race
by shading Wartenbe Service, ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12
Former Local
Pro FaIters
roMoNok COUNTRY urB,

fOMoNOk COUNTRY CLUB,
\. Y.-Rallying on the last three
holes dspper little Paul Runyan
Of White Plains. n. Y. the defend
ing champion. led the way into
the second round Of the 72nd
P. C. A. tournament today with
a and l victory over Moriie Du-
ira. Of Royal Oak. Mich.
Joining Runysn in the second
round which also will be played
today and which will reduce the
field TO is players was little Benny
Hogan Of White Plains. who tied
for the qualifying medal with EN-
erick kocsis. Ky Laffoon and r, j.
Dutch Harrison. Hogan was
four under par for the II holes
he needed to defeat Steve zsppe
of Springfield. Ohio, I and 6.
Runyan and Dutra were all
square NJ the turn. Neither
had more than . one-hole lead
on the first nine, which each
covered In par 81.
On the back nine Runyan went
one up on the 18th when Dutra
took DOGGY five. Dutra eyened
it up with a birdie on the 18th.
But Runyan Tipped the cup with a
40-foot putt on the fifteenth which
would have been good for an eagle
three. while Dutra had a par five,
Paul fired pars on the 18th and
18th as Mortie got into trouble
and went over on each.
Dick Metz of Lake Forest. Ill,
joined Hogan by blasting Pat Cir
cell of North Tarrytown. n. J.,
out Of the running with 7 and 8
triumph. Metz shaved five strokes
from par for his IL holes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12
COAST LEAGUE AVERAGES
TIE IEADEkS

Home runs. Collins. Los Angeles,
20. Norbert. San Francisco, "a. Cole
man Portland. Herman, Los An
geles). Il.
Three-base hits-Archie. Seattle,
10. Holder San Francisco, IL; Law
renee. Seattle Uhslt tHollywoodD i,
Gudat Oakland, o.
Two-base hits-Hermsn, Hollywood.
as: Dallessandro. San Diego, 81;
Strf>lge. Seattle 80: Norbert. fSan
Francisco. Garbaldi OlSacramento),
20. STATE. Los Angeles. 81, DiMaRgio.
San Francisco, 20; Rosenberg, Port
land, rs.
stolen bases-White attle. 20;
DiMagsio. San Francisco. 20 Carl
baldi Sacramento. 10, Luby' OAK
land. l6.
sacrifice hits-English, Los Ange-
les "a: Strange. Seattle, is. Archie
tseattlel, J. Collins. Los Angeles,
Wright ISan Francisco IA.
Double Pla,s-Hollywood 90: Oak
land 81, Sacramento. IS; Los Ange-
les. as: San Francisco San Diego,
81. Seattle. 90; Portland. e2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12

A double defeat today eliminated
the young Tacoma star. Richard
Meyer. from further competition
In the t9th annual Pacific North
west tennis tournament here.
Easy victor IN two matches
yesterday. the western ws<hinE-
ton intersoholsstic Junior boys
champion was conquered twice to-
day by more seasoned opponents.
he lost TO Walter Davis Of Pert
land. ORE. az. as. In the pinsor
boys singles. and 10 Spencer Err
man Of Portland. so. 81. IN the
mens singles
u was Meyer. seeend de-
feat at the hands 81 Davis. Ne
iost 10 him In Portland last
week In the oreEee state
championship.
While still in the running for
the boys title. young DAVIS Jaw
his chances IN the mems singles
slimmcr when he bowed 10 Thomas
Brown Of San Francisco, s-s. 81.
Several Taecmans survived this
mornings play, including Glenn
Murray. who defeated = to~nsmsn.
Walter Olson. So. so. in the boys
singles: and Janet Davis, who heat
Ardys Pratt, also of Tacoma. So,
81. in the junior girls singles.
Tuesday mornings results
Mems singles
Larry Hail. bakersfield. Calf, de-
fested Carl Johnson. Tacoma 40,
81; Phil Hsrmsn. Berkeley. defeated
Prank Jorsenson. Lne Angeles, 80.
ga: Tom Brown. san Francisco. de-
featcd Walter Davis Portland, "a,
6-i' Jack ouTleY, Sacramento. de-
a.. Carl LIVINGSTON. San Francisco.
defeated Ralph Erwin, Tacoma 90.
so; spencer Erwin Portland, de-
feated Richard Meyer go. al,
womrns singles
Lou Gates san Francisco. boat
Gertrude Moran Sacramento. 81
a.. Billy Hyland Los AnFeles, beat
La veiie. portiand 40 10
Junior Mems singles
Walter Davis. Portland defeated
Dicyk Meyer az 50 Carl iiyinss-
ton. san Francisco. defeated James
Braman. Tacoma 40 "a. Jim Brink,
Seattle beat Bob Van Eaton, Olympia,
60. ga
Boys singles
Glenn Murray Tacoma. beat Walt
Olson. Taeoms "a ga, CO Bowers.
LongvieS, beat Bert Cochran, Win
netks, III 80 a.
Junior Girls singles
Janet Davis Tacoma. beat Ardxs
Pratt. Tacoma. Ga. 6-i. Joan Brooks.
Santa Monica. Calf beat Mary
Gordon. Taooms 81. al,
Mondays results
MEMS SINGLES
Phil Hartman Berkeley, won from
Don Carstens. TAcoma, so, 80. Carl
johnson, Tacoma. won from JACK
Tunnel Los Angeles BY default.
James Kinney. San Francisco. won
from Pearcs Smith. Seattle so, 90;
Bill Canning Alameda won from
william Foulkes. Oakland, GA, o-3.
Tom Brown. san Francisco, won from
Dan Sullivan. Sacramento. TO, Ga.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12
Dodgers Sued
For Just S1.IO

NV Yunk--The nreekisn
Dodgers serr soef to-day fsf
ei.is ~ ~ issss fAn ~.
charged he was trAmri~s ~
feusiria~ specsassr~ austa9
ladies ass last Friday.
sassas Trseh. $50 ~ pants
were terr n The uw,~e - -
~ u ~tilisx - fsrs<t thss--
u ~ss . iva pssss ssss sss-
~ss--if the fpedsess wiI -
fund the price 90 NJ. fsekst
rFtee said he Wa ssNsasss -
. vasap when fhs surse -
weo~e kreckes him a~wn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12
Runyan Beats MOrtie Dutra, 81
Never Loses Tennis Match

STANLEY Assksns neskslsf. von frssn
rsm Cnameers tes Aaseacs. ~ - /.
fault. waif nesfs feftasna, vea
frofn James HeeNFt, n~fssiss. -,
a., A fit<4msn. osklsnd. enn ffezn
Don Dillingham; Salem. ~ aefsast
1sss oyElsy s@essnasnse. 80 -.
n nssssl n.n sssn'' t.seass' ven rTcsn
Louis arc~n. rurtlsna. ~ ssfaaii
sn.nsel fsecns.. e SO pas rsss.
seattle. wen nom oeefFe Lvse<f
Nottingham. ell. "a Is n1d CT
nor; !, salem .... "a Tn s ssF M.
s mar re@s:sna .cn frsm SAN ans-
inson, seattle "a e.
lantns Bays >tnsiss
Richard cnalaes. tonsFtsN, wnn
from rearee smith Sssttif ST -
lsss Curtflsht Tacoma. sen TEN
hoe Msyes. eeil,ns ham - ,s..n
Hugo o~wald SEATTLE, 81 go sem
pohsnsan. seattle. son from Robert
schssffsr, seattle. "a %, Is Den
csrsssns Tacoma. ~cn frcm fdfsr
Williams Tseorna. - as nlck Oh
man. seattle won from Boo Sssns-
son. Tacona "a 40
Mrs. Lou oates San Fssnes~o as-
fsss<d Gertrude Moran. Santa nenie.'
yani.s alsi.' slnri~s
HELEN Ourlsf. Hasfamshfc. defsstea
Jane Nick Tacoma al 60. 1sntt
DAVIS Tacoma. defsatsd tnsflotss
Ann Thompsan. Tacoma. 81 "a
narx Gordon, Tacoma. defeated pnfo-
nv Clifford. Tsrnma. 40. 81 %
Ann Brooke, santa Monisa, defesssd
Helen r~ek. Tscama ~ dsfsuit
Daphne nueken, oakland. defeated
.fuilsits sehwalsn, Taecms SO
Daphne nueken dsffated Luenls
round,. Vivian Joseph, Tacoma. dr-
tssted snsryl fymsn. Tacoma. ~
fsst<d vers rrss<r fsccFns e-t.
"a Gertrude Moran. santa Monls..
defeated sayine rheips neoms. ~.
60: Anita lawson. ssessmsn,e'
f,afed Perry MeCssts. Tacoma. so.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12
INDIVIDUAL AyERAGEs

For the first time this season
the Tacoma postoffice employees
softbaIl team has been knocked
out Of the Commercial league lead
ership. BuffeIen Lumber defeated
the Mailmen. AZ. to 60 into a tie
for second place, leaving the lead
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12

The tournament was split into
two camps - those who believed
Denny shute. 1886 and 1887 win
ner, should play today and who
did something about 1t: and those
who ruled that under the r. G. A.
constitution and bylaws shute
was an Ineligible starter. that the
tournament now IL an illegal one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12

Last W ee X
Shute was ruled
ineligible because
he was two ds va
late paying his
association dues
The situa Ito n
came 10 a brief
head before the
first qualifying
round on Sunday
when so players
signed a petition
saying that they
would not play
II the executive
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12
Colonel Cary Calls 'em!

to and the
want 70 the horses and
doesntyou had better follow Colonel
Cary In Times
Ten Of racing nd leading field
81 fiat play Inc colonsis
$3.50 good
they stand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12

bIDEE B1 INHINb5
GMC Trtlcka O5O 600 100 o
olympic Ice Cream. 5zo 100 sox-IC
SUMMARY
Stolen bases Maczen Aolitos. SEC
rifice hits. Trummer oarnett. Bland,
Morris. two base hits. Wilhelm. Mar
tin. home runs GaFnett hoFfis.
Bland double plays. AoiltoT 70 Isum-
meT 70 Penteoost HAiachnik 70 Morris
70 Bittner. left on bases. ONO TTucks
5. Olympic Ice Cream 6. Q hlts runs
of BTeen in ! plus iuninEt. mia
S rIns of Asczen IN 7 inning. stFUex
out b. Bland 4 Asczen 4 bases On
balls off Breen J. Msczen j. la~ins
pitcher. Mzczfn. time Of game. %
umpires Forsythe and Giliihsn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12

committee Of the r. @. A. stood
on a previous ruling and continued
TO bar Shute.
The committee relented and
let shUte play In the qualify
Ing rounds. Last night. after
shute had Won one Of the ~
places available for fedzy's
play. the Issue reached
show down.
The committees five members
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12

ate<nar~ wel>~rp<9 WIN = N1gr1yv
h NJ credit - - 1vsvun y 49,
runs ~ Abseel , ates ~ ~ ~
LED n FuNe srureG =. wt1n -
shelly ~ Weaaeenep.
NsrmaA Hi<sn. Tseegnn een1or
fseldsf. sHIeyea : f1eb1 Gny q ~
- Juty .. wnlleo1NG = humes.
tsIpis. rye 6coo1eo ~ , ronuoo
n fsvs svtea h ~ p,aoe. ~ 60
dssvs y fuus r1as ~ rDn1s -
hano
Jcnn rsnsas q Weououooo ~
N led sneas - pl1enngu NM
q se<eed = - 49, - inruo
A. lesatu AvsnAean
- ssss6ksAess. = 49, - =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12
Softball Managers
To Meet Wednesda ~

Taeoma softbail league presi-
dents and team managers will
meet Wednesday At . .. m. In the
park board office. 7i7 City Mall
annex.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12
Still Shooting at Shute
BY HENRY SUPER
United Press STAFF Correspondent

POMoNOK COUNTRY CLUB New Sork-As ~ players engaged
each other today The 72nd
developing into battle OF law rather than
putt and drives eagles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12

Less than q week ~ play re-
mains In the firss half ~ th@ Fsrk
Junior A Isagps sessca~ Tbs race
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12
ON THE LAM
Continues PROM rage Ia

CONTINUED From Page Ia
ing Thursday night for what 10
labeled IN New York ~ . titis
bout
Over in England last night the
veteran nritlshsr. Len Harvey. de-
featsd jock neAvoy In what Eng.
land claimed was q contest for the
crown.
A. . matter 81 fart. IN nvistsh
claim IL just - logical - th<
sew Workers.. 1hs real tisishst6es
is Jehs Hssvy L~~is. The biis1-is-
the right-eys Negro seseSas. nsa
The MIA has tskss his tffie from
him. beses thls psesest New Ssst
claim.
san. ths frat guy ~bo bs.ts
Lewis for the championship gill
have his just claim 10 ths crown
You can see what . msss things
soon are 10 be in over ths fight.
inr world.
THG public hhss ssfeftaissssss.
That IL. ~ esrfass typs. Take
The House u David hall Learn. foe
instance. The einb has what the
folks like. Last sight ~ Afhtets3
PAX esery ssst ~ss seespts1 fssss
sisG 10 wing. Erss1stss< SO
bssa<hsfs.
More th.s s.sss paid s<asssisss.
TIE bewhisksr~d bs,s lac 10 ~
Tigers. 3 and .. Nat ihst 1i6s't
bother the crowd. No sas se<nsed
10 care really whs wss. What the
bess and gala sent sot 10 80 vss
the visiting sinb. lie color. he Ira
ditlsns. ~. shss mss.hip. Ths pep
pes game sesss.i VI tse long haired
guys Displayed tsSilied tbs large
ers.d. The bots are essss. The
eatf hing sbiiity u fisss bss<@s.s
Tucker. too. wss kishiy pleasing.
Hls skill ~ t.kisG shse~s fssm
infleider. stood the f&as % fh<if
collective ear 6ssghf the balls
sader his leg. b~hiss him saa In
other freak positions. The Dsssas
give what the fans vast uhsts
sk, fh<s zIssss dsss. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12
Softball Results

Class n
Al Mckinley No. Il 4.
Jensen Fuel .tstsssts..s.
Wart<nbe Service .s.s.sss
natisriss v. Fawcstt and A. PAW
oett. aiudhelm and Otto
COMMERCIAL lFAotH
A. jefferson No.
Office ousfitsers. Won ~ default
over slzfr A Co
Al jefferson No a.
rost offioe .s.tss.tstssss
natteries nannon ana weston.
Harris ana Fcxis.
Al Stewart i.
Weyerheeusers s.tss.ssss
Retail CLERKS sstafssssfs ~
nsitxries MeAshon ana hohnsn,
Thorne ana Adams
Al Harmon
wheeler Oasood s.ssssss ~
Tacoma DRUG s.E...tss.
Batteries Heinrich ana JseohsoD.
Edmonds and Rawlings iostis.
t>Io> LEAGUE
Al stadium .
hskers sssssssFssrssft =.
MUSICIANS sstssassHt.tsss ~ ~
Batteries Ananief, Mcorshred ana
THllman. Mcdowell and uundatrom,
Al Portland Ave .
osfase .ssssssssttstfss g
Chfmlcel g. 80 So -
Batteries Collins rhelps ana slo-
pah Upton and Hsidei.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12
Creams Move
Up in Chase

just because Model Lnmber
company Ia at the bottom Of
the City league heap Ia no
sign the Lumbermen have the
poorest club In the City
league and that Is just what
the Models are going TO try
and prove nj Lincoln bowl to-
night at 1880 when they cross
bats with the IeagDe-leadinE
Cammarano Brothers gang Of
clouters.
Olympic Ice Cream moved &c
within three games OF first place
in City league Standings. by TAX.
ing a 10 to 8 tiff from G. NJ. C.
Trucks last night at Lincoln bowl
All of this being due. in a great
measure to the hurting and hit.
ting of Alva Bland.
Bland did himself right
proud. pitching scintiIlatinK
baseball after the second
frame. when home runs by
Garrett and Morris account
ed for five tallies. Not con-
tent with keeping the enemy
away from the platter, Mr..
Bland registered three for
three In the hit department.
one Of his pokes being a ter
rifle drive over the right field
wall. Bland allowed ~ hits
hut seven of them came In the
first two frames.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-12

To Answer Charroo
SAk1neA. Sensh = chseD61 -
third degree assault hGunGnt
against Oscar fR1d) MINI. Glar
husies for tbs rsHims RlDD1nG q
The Western fntsrnaiienaI nan6nnI1
league. we're dismissed yssfsrday.
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