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PAINTERS WIN
CITY REMNANT

Rack Lswis drove one Of Carl
Klewlns twisters over the center
field fence last Saturday night
with q mate on board to give
Johnson Paint company q J 10 1
win over Cammarano Brothers
and incidentiy give the paln,men
tho 1899 city league championship.
The win being the fourth In a row
annexed by the johnson charges.
The powerful poke came In
the last Of the 10th inning and
broke up one Of the best
games seen At Lincoln bowl
this year and was witnessed
b., more than 5000 fans. n.
n. Truiit OF sos Thompson
ST. won the Chevrolet car given
BY the city league, his mum
Der being drawn on the first
ballot.
Gillespie and Kelvin hurled
ball for their respective
teams. with Gillespie getting a
slight shade the better despite
passing nine men 10 first base. He
allowed but four scattered hits
and after walking three and maxi
ing a wild pitch in the sixth, was
never In danger.
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serssnti. SPOKANE Sec WA ~
two.hitfsr 10 The Tigers Ieeo
week. probably viii WORK f. ~
Indiana.
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Tacoman On Golf
Association Board

sEATTLE-The Northwest Coli
association will hold Its ie4i tour
nament at the Spokane Country
club, directors decided here In an
nual meeting.
Officers elected for 1910 were;
president, e. b. Anett, IngIewood;
vice president. Malon b. Rucker,
Spokane; secretary, C. Harry VIII
liams, Inglewood; treasurer, DR..
w. v. Ryan, Broadmoor; directors
for three-year terms, corydon
Wagner, Tacoma, and J. Ham Bal
linger, Seattle.
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Ryan Checker
Boss Of Nation

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BOWLING

The bowling season II the Play
Nor alleys viii swing into full
stride this week. starting Monday
night at o'clock when the Kay
st. Booster league opens play.
Matches for the opening night
include: League No. I. 7 p. me-
Johnson's Lunch W. k-sino club.
Larsen's Pharmacy W. Hans john
sons department store: oissn's
Confectionery w. Pine Cafe.
League No. 2. ep, m.--.Kay ~. club
VI. Craig and Sons; Hinz Florist
W. Ben Franklin store; Kay 80.
T'heater W.. samueison's Shoe Co.
Tuesday, 7 y. M, carstsns Pack
Ing House league: Little Pigs W.
Lard Dept; Hams Va. Besfsrs;
Lambs W. Bacon Dept; Lucky
Dogs w. Chicken Dept.
Wednesday. 7 .. m. Pacific Tsle-
phone league: Coca Cola tpractice).
Thursday. Gas p. M, Conn
merclsl league; Standard OIL Co.
w. Hammond Electric Laundry;
J. c. Penney Co. VI. Model Lumber
Co.; Pisy-Mor alleys VI. Olympic
Creamery. ep. m. ssfeway Stores
league; safeway Sanitary Market
W.. 18th and X sts.; Stadium
Market vs.. 40th st. and Pacific
ave-; Sixth and Proctor w. 36th
and Yakima.
Friday, TAD p. m. Major league:
Pacific Match vs.. Columbia Brew
ing Co.; Richfield W.. stenus and
vetter; cammarano Brothers W.
Carstens. -
The opening OF the Major league
season viii be broadcast over XVI |
from s:45 to 0 p. m. direct from
the alleys,
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Knight
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narFsmsnto stsfsstss 90 ynl
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher, Ardizois. 2 runs. .
hits off AfdlsoiA tn innings Ia 20
times NJ bat, funs Responsible for.
hrfiigois q struck out. by rtettss q
Ardirola a. lost a esses on balls. Oft
5. Hollywood D. home run. oftpae,
two.base hits, Assssrt. Marshall
run bstted In, Wieekofxk doubts
plays. orenso 70 Bsrton. Bofssnsnn 70
Williams 20 Barton.
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bs,,se ia naias.s n sinsa /"

SUMMARY
Runs bSttea IN. MlAnl Christopher
Y tdy. Bsssns DStnn. stewart
Sickle ! iEo-bASs hits. Solp.. Cars
topher. AcCge. Skeiity 2 Bonetii
Sickle. home runs Christopher 2
stolen bases. shelley. DrJan. Fay.
double plays. Kerr 70 Nccue Nlchol-
son 70 Shirley 10 Bilanl. Skcllcy 20
MliAni. shelley 20 shirley 20 Aiiani.
LETT on bases. Vancouver q Wenatehee
Q bases on haila, Of! AussraFe
Holmes !. Besens s struck out by
Musgrsve 2. Bevens s. hits, off Aus-
grave In innings. off Holmes o
passed ball volpi. winning pitcher
Bevens. losing pitcher, MusEYaxe.
umpires, Morgan and Moran. time Of
game. I 81.
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NfsffnpAt's Htstifs
San ifanelses So. seattle "a tsef-
end sams - inniatsl
los Ansrirs fi-ii, Portland 81.
san DirHs h.s. Oakland 90,
sacramento 10. Itsiis eoea e=A.
HON stusE~ tentp
san lfassiseo y. -fsitif :.
Iss Anselss g. Portland \.
san Dirsa q. Oakland .. !.
Sacramento =. Hoiis Nond 7.
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San Diego Defeats
Oakland so, rs

OAKLAND - Ssa bisTo raffsd
o1ktsssd arossFsd in a ao4lhas eili yes.
tsfsssy IN Coast le4eus r1sy Ths
scoves Nesx "a 0 and ! "a :
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oakland .z bsd DaN o.
CnasnsAd Fllsstfe and rtkfT Gar.
Salrescn ana ScHHn4
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Josh cLA.kE. the chunk, an
Foxx Reported
In Good Shape
PHILADELPHIA-Jimmy Foxx.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. foxx.
smuggling frat bascman OF the Bos-
ton Red Sox. was reported in good
condition today following an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis at 81
Joseph's hospital.
"He passed fair night and his
condition Is good hospital at
tache said.
Foxx, who underwent the sppen-
dectomy Saturday. was expected
to remain in the hospital for an
other week or 10 days He viii be
lost TO the Boston club for the
remainder OF the season.
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St. Louis Cards Closing In on REDS


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spORTsMEN TO MET

The Pierce County sportsmen's
association viii meet Tuesday at
3 p. m. at Aaccabees hall. 18th
and Pacific. The game depart
ment will show motion pictures Of
deer, elk and grouse. The public
u invited.
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Two-base hits. Sohulmerich Nc
Cormack Fernandez, Clawlter, Bloom.
runs batted In, march,. Jonas. Eyart.
Schulmerich, Reid, Fernandez. Stamp
er. Spiker, Springer. Petersen: earned
runs. Spokane 4 Yakima 8. bases on
balls off Greer 5 Reese g. struck out
by Mccormack / pitchers summary
off Reese runs. ~ hits In 5 Ia
innings. off Mccormack 0 hits runs
in 2 % innings. losing pitcher
Reese sacrifice hits. Alden. EYErt.
Stsmper. balk. Reese 2. caught steal
ing. Fernandez March,. Schulmerich.
left on bases. Spokane 8. Yakima 9;
double plays. Petersen TO Stamper TO
Spiker. Baer to Schulmerlch. Marcht
to BAer to Bloom: umpires. Clark and
Nelson, time | SO
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yANMs ALMOST m
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games u ellnrhinx their fourth
straight American league psnnaat
by taking . donhlshssdsF from
Washington. ~ and Ga. Scoring
four runs in tbs second. the Yants
enabled Mafias Hnsso 10 cop hIs
sisth victory. The Bombefs best
thslr Bsmssis. Dutch Leonard. In
the nlkhicsp on homsfs BY pIeksy
t2l. Roifs and Keller. the iattsr
with ono on, Joe piMagEio went
% for H. In the two games. re-
duoing his average 10 .4oi.
with Ted williams hitting
homsrs 10 and -. . pair Of triples.
and . single, ths Rad nox captured
a twin blu from the Athletics. 1917
and oil.
Detroit split two with he
white sos, winsinE the epeses,
Sci, behind Buck Newsom's
- 40 ..ll.ll- "a x.....lx.-.
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ON THE LAM

sconslnusd From Pare a.
fishinE. thia.ak ssisoa fsshinE
Aad stream fishiag Cor trout dewa
thai way s tsps. Dickson siil
tell you whether the fish are hat
Tag. ne wes't fosi sou. The faik.
dows that nay are lee per rent
coasiderate asa frienaly. fm sure
You or anybody rise weaid find
a pheasant trip In that district
&. y. ".
DIGIT now Louis Meyer, the
IL California auto racer and tho
only pilot ever 70 win the Indian.
apoils classic three times. Is half
smart He has decided To qui,
racing for master mechanics
job. Hen be 100 per cent smar,
later on. or until he has proved
that his retirement Is permanent.
Men with racing blood In their
veins often yoarn for the compe-
tition and return.
Josh CLARKE, the chunky and
~ veteran Western International
league umpire, IL . brother of one
Of the great names Of major league
baseball Fred G. Clarke Of
the Pittsburgh Pirates Fred.
outficlder. later became manager
Of the Pirates, a title winner and
u brainy director. lie began his
career with the smoky City club
nj the turn of the century and
lasted througi 1919
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! Batted for kraiovioh in second.


Stolen bases, Garretson. Abbott,
Colbern: sacrifice hits, Mattos, Ise-
kite: two-base hits, Weldon. Lightner.
Hartman: three base hits. LightneT,
Reich; home run. Bliss. left on bases,
Bellingham Q. Tacoma 8. hits, 4
runs off Kraloyich in inning 8
hits, runs off Mann in innings.
struck out. By Kralovich /. by Isekite
II: base on balls. off Kralovich J..
off Mann l. off isekite 3: runs batted
In. Bliss 2. Bremen. Reich, Garretson.
ColbeTn 3, Isekite; time OF game.
20; umpires. Stewart and Randolph.
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winning pitcher seats inninss
plus. AZ bat. III Seats 30: hits off
Seats II; runs srofsd, of seats B..
runs responsible for. Seats I. Ylsm-
ing o. sfruck out. by seats !. Fiefn-
ing 3: bases on balls. off Fleming q,
strlneeyich q; left on bases, bacrs-
mfnto 8. Hollywood \ home runs.
Maggsrt. Marshall. Adams. two-base
hits. Wiecsorek a Maggert, Fleming,
Tyack. runs batted In. Maggert. Mar
shall Barton, Adams 2. Hoover, VIII
liams q. Cox. Tysck q, double plays.
Williams 70 Orengo 70 Barton, seats
70 Williams 20 Barton, oabrieison 70
Hoover 10 uabrislson.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati !, Chicago 2.
~. Louis Dill, Pittsburgh "a.
BROOKLYN n, New York Z.
Philadelphia Boston tfainD.
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Runs batted in. Bloom. Clawitter,
Evans. H. Johnson. Stamper 8, Jonas,
Peterson; two-base hits. Evans, Cla-
witter. Jonas 2; sacrifice, II. John
son, Evart: base on balls, off H. John
son 8. off Wyatt 7; struck out: by
H. johnson II, By Wyatt q, Schulz
merich /; double plays, Wyatt TO
Clawitter TO march,, Stamper 70 Fer
nandez to Spiker. Petersen 70 stamp
er to Splker. ETart TO Martinez to
Mccormick, march, to Clawitter TO
Mccormick, Fernandez to Stamper
to Spiksr: left on bases, Spokane 8,
Yakima 9; passed balls, Evans 2; hit
by pitcher. Lake by II. johnson, NC
Cormick by johnson: wild pitch.
Wyatt: hits, off Wyatt 8 in 6-piux
innings. earned runs, off wyatt .,
off johnson 8: umpires. Nelson and
Clark: time Of game. 2.40.
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MIDLAND TEAM WINS

The Midland baseball team de-
fested the Mcneil Island squad,
4 to 3. last Saturday. Kohout
pitched two-hit baseball.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Nsw York s-h, Washington III.
aasion iO.5. Philadelphia I'll.
IhleaEo i-Ii. Detroit 5-s.
Cleveland 15-4, ~. Louis SIS.
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Sees About Sure
Of Play-0if SPOT


HOLLYWOOD - aasT snssnte
practically assured rsssif . plse<
In The ceAss isseus sh~axhne~~y
pisysffs Yesterday ~ t~te< trim.
ming iieliy~psi. J 10 0 and Q 10 q
~. ns.s !. s, :ws,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Pioneer League

tiled for fourth. will be decided In
single playoff game Monday night.
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Smart buyers of used cars read
the Want Ads. You'll find a buyer
for your car quickly and easily If
you order an inexpensive Times
Want AID. Dust phone MAIN sl5l,
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LEAGUE Leaders
Must Fight Hard

MN suan-yAs cs<s~su - mv~ - M11 - -
ax.xxp
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Stolen bases, Brooks. Werblsky.
Willis, home runs, Lewis. double
plays. Carlson TO Werblsky 70 r.
Toliefson. Lewis to Milroy. left on
bases. Cammarano Bros. 0. johnson
Paint Co. 6. struck out by Gillespie
10. by Kelvin 4 base on balls off
Gillespie o off Kelvin 2 wild pitch.
Kelvin. Gillespie. time Of game, 2;ib.
umpires. Forsythe. Roach.
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Stolen base Reich. two-eAse hits
Bliss. KrAlovieh. Dreamer. Mates
home run Bremen. double play
stockmAn 20 Eofeditz To Robertson.
left on bases Bcilingham 4. Tacoma
7: struck out BY KrAlovich 4 Oppeit
4 runs batted in. Bliss, Bremen.
Reich. GarFetAon. Abbott. Colbsrn.
bsss on balls. off Kraloyich 4 Wild
pitch. Oppcli time OF game ! 10.
umpires. Randolph and Stewart.
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ARCTICSTAKE !
LOOP PENNAlvI'

Th< league leading Asette -
tiers won the Industrial Iaogt.o
championship ~ defeaeing u
cammarano firos. three MI - ne
games. In this first eome playe4
yesterday at Jefferson park, Co.
marsnos defeated The Isague iee1s
srs by . scors of 70 :, wnt1e
made two wins apiece.
In ~ inst games - I
kshsst, s0s plaehes Ter ~
Arctte nst1lesn, logno1 -
Cams by . seess ~ : = > -
lowing saiy twe hltss Wh1De -
strssek out ~ ~ n ~
sesss-issias ssnse. nse1asea,
Arctic third basesone. ~ .
hons rssn In ths Last gnnns.
According 70 Manager Henry
Fourier. the champions wtIl ~
guests at the Seattle hall park.
where they will see the Bsiniers
play Los Angeles.
Arctic Hottlers ,,.....s. ,
cammafnuo Bros. ....., !
kstich and B. Fousnier; Acb~
niger and Aquino.
Bros. $500. :
Arctic nottiers ......... = :
Wilkeson. Achxigsr and AauIno:
kobout and B. Fournisr.
Saturdays se0rcs.
RR =
Arctic Bottlers ......... 7 10 :
Bros. s..... Z
Smith and D. Fournisr; Dausrs
md Aquino.
RRu
cammsrano Bros. .....- J 10
Arctic Bottlsrs ......... :
Achzigsr and Aqulno; Smith and
Fourier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11
Totals ..........45 "A IS az 4 3
WENATCHEE


xBatted for Debiasi in 9Th.
xxBated for Wright in 9Th.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Vancouver ......-.. .UOo O3o xUl-l1
Wenatchee ........ 100 600 2l2- Q
SUMMARY
Runs batted in. DeJan. Merrill, Vol
nj Fdy 5. Stewart, Quinn 2, Call
teaux 2, Bonetti 2, Kerr, Milan 2;
two-base hits, hcCue, Quinn 2, Kerr
Bonetti; home runs, Merrill, Edy
stewart Bonetti; sacrifices, tanning;
double plays, Shirley to skelley "a
Debiasi; left on bases, vancouver 10
Wenatchee /; base on balls OF DeJan
! Debiasi 3. Deviveros !, Merrill s;
struck out By Debiasi .. Merrill 9;
hits off DeJan IN innings o. Oh
3 innings Z. off DeviverOs in inn
ings 9; hit BY, pitcher 6y NJ. De1i .aS
Merrill; passed balls. NlemlleI vim,
ming pitcher Merrill; umpires, Moran
and Morgan: losing pitcher, DEAN
time Of game. :o4.
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Cammarano Bros 600 Dol 00o0--1
johnson Paint Co 900 0lo COOS
SUMMARY
Evening star., 1939-03-17

Of the little folks know where they
may find eggs for breakfast as well
as q mess Of green's.
The larger fronds or leaves Of this
lettuce are very attractive as they
wave back and forth with the
slightest movement Of the water.
They are usually a bright green In
color and of a wonderfully silky tex
ture. attached by q small disk to the
stones and rocks. Fine specimens
may be found when their anchorage
Is revealed at low tide. They are
known, to scientists as algae and
often referred to as grass-green sea-
weeds that play vital roll in the
life of the sea, rivers, ponds and
such places.
Where the tides overflow you may
find some member of this fascinating
group in which the green algae are
the most widely distributed. Once
established In a chosen spot, any of
the algae will devote all energies to
succeed In the plan that is to be a
mission in life.
(Copyrisht, 1939.)
Evening star., 1939-03-17

lately acquired additions to your
aquarium.
Sea lettuce belongs to the order
Ulvaceae, which has plants formed Of
celled surfaces that develop an ex-
panded leaf. The cells form thin
membranes, and these in some cases
expand into broad surfaces, but as
a rule do not have definite shape.
Some of the members of this order
have very narrow and ribbon-like or
branched tubes, but the sea lettuce Is
the more clearly formed. Because its
leaves are so green and dainty, this
plant has received its common name.
In this genus may be found the
largest green algae. They are most
important to the health of the body
of water in which they grow and
they are common everywhere.
The fronds of the sea lettuce are
fiat and there are various shapes to
be found even on the same stem.
They make ideal places for the young
Try to hide under and even In the
ruftling or fluting you may find wee
creatures taking a rest. or perhaps
in seclusion while making a trans
formation or shedding of the out
grown skin. Eggs are found on the
underside of sea lettuce and some
Evening star., 1939-03-17

with the necessary food and furni-
ture, by all means include sea lettuce,
also known as the common Ulva.
Where do you find supply of
sea lettuce to place in your aqua
rum? Stones covered with the al
ready growing lettuce may be found
in the bottom of tide pool or along
the beach where there are lovely
small, quiet pools. Look over your
small stones carefully and place
them where they will not be too close
to each other and watch the dainty
Ulva grow in its new home.
Not only very valuable for the
guests who swim gaily about in their
new home is the sea lettuce, but it is
artistic in appearance and it makes
the home seem more natural for the
Evening star., 1939-03-17
Chapter K Of P. E. o.
Elects New Officers

Mrs. K. F. Warner, president,
heads the list Of new officers of
Chapter K Of p. E. O. which was
announced today by Mrs. M. H,
Fohrman, past president.
The other officers are Mrs. Adam
Weir. vice president; Mrs. Art
Brown, recording secretary; Mrs,
Anthony Gould. corresponding sec
Evening star., 1939-03-17

retary; Mrs. Claude r. Porter,
treasurer; Mrs. G. William RAM
seyer, chaplain, and Mrs. Milton
Rygh, guard. Mrs. Warner and
Mrs. Fohrman will attend the Dis
trict p. e. o. convention in May.
Evening star., 1939-03-17
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Even fish have their lettuce, and
how the small shrimps and crabs en-
Joy their dainty salad course. II
you have the Joy OF collecting the in
habitants for a small or large aqua
rum and the furnishing of them
Evening star., 1939-03-17
Natures Children
Sea Lettuce
(Ulva lactuca)

lately acquired additions to your
aquarium.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
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