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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL ThEATERS

FIRST SHOWING
BILE MOL sE--Mickev Rooney
Lewis Stone and Virginia Weld
Ter IN "Out West With Tho
Hsrciys." II 90, 2 90, 900. 600,
800. 1000.
MUSIC B0N - Gary Cooper.
Merle Oberon and Walter Bren-
nan in THE Cowbov And The
Lady" 1918, 2 10, 40. Cos,
sos. 1000.
RIVIERA - Gene Autrv and
Smiley Burnette In Western
JaritAoree." IL IS. 3:2b, $50.
s:i5. A0:40 also Paul Kelly and
Constance Moore In The Miss
ms Guest" ll:40. 2,06. $50,
e:55. s.2o
ROXY - James CAsney. Pat
OBrien ana THE Dead End
Kids" In ANGELS with DIRTY
Faces" 1920, 2:45, 5;l5, TAO,
1910: also March OF Time.
IL 80. 1853. 4. 40. 600. e:2o.
RETURN SHOWING
BEN tRl N-Edward Arnold,
Jean Arthur james Stewart
and Lionel BARRYMORE In You
Can't Take II With You"
COMMUNITY - Janet Gsynor.
Franchot Tone and Robert
Montgomery in Three Loves
Has NAncv." also Allan Lane
and Frances Mercer In Crime
Ring"
KAY sTREBT-Jsnet Gsvnor
and Robert MonteomaS an
Three Loves Has Nancy" also
Joe Penner and Kav sutton la
I'm From the City"
pARk-Bing Crosby and Pred
MacMurRy IN Sing You sin
ners." also Charles Stsrfett in
Cattle Raiders
PROCTOR @ h n Barrymore
and Marjorie Weaver in. Hold
That COED also Johnnie
Davis ana Lola Lane In Mr..
Chump."
REaLART--John Howard and
Heather Angel In Bulldog
Drnmmond IN Africa" also
Don Aneche and Arleen
whslen in Gateway"
REN-Jos z. Brown and June
Travis In The Gladiator" also
George O'Brien and Ray Whit
ley In Painted Desert"
sBELL-wiiiiam BOYD In
Texas Trail" also Leo Garlic
ano Edith Fellows In City
Streets"
suns Bing Crosby and
Fred MseMurray In Sing You
Sinners" also Richard DIX and
Chester Morris In Sky Giant
TEMP E-The Ritz Brothers
and Richard Arlen In "StrRieht.
Place and Show" also The
jones Family IN safety In
Numbers"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
HOOuer Reports
On Years Work
WASHINGTON

MASHINGToN-Director J. Ed
gar Hoover Of the federal bureau
of investigation, reported today
that during the 1888 fiscal year the
FBI spent 1922, se6 in recover
ing S4T,5ss.41e worth of stolen
property.
The Omen. Hoover said. won
more convictions than in any pre-
vious year. The convictions re-
suited in sentences totaling 16.6o4
years and fines totaling si.sle,-
065.Io. In addition. three deaths
and Is life sentences were imposed.
While crime IN the calendar
year OF 1887 showed an increase.
Hoover said. nevertheless. law en-
forcement IN America is on
higher plane today than at any
other period in our ii ons !
history"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
ROONEY'S KENNEL
HARBORS STRAY NUTS

Mickey Rooney IS going TO have
a kennel unlike any other in
Hollywood because it viii be de-
voted exclusively to NUTS. When
Mickey moved TO his Encino ranch
his first ambition was to own
kennel but he turned thumbs
down on Championship breeds. The
kennels first occupants Will be
five stray nondescript pups which
Rooney picked up around the
neighborhood. The young Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer star built the
kennel himself while he was maxi
ing the picture out West with the
Hardys,' now showing a second
week at the Blue Mouse theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
RETIRED MILWAUKEE,
MEN TO BE H0NORED

Several general and division Off
GERS of the Milwaukee railroad al
ready have made reservations for
the reunion banquet for retired
employees Saturday night in the
Walker apartments dining room,
Chairman l. s. Johnson announced.
The dinner will be the first
such get-together in several years.
Reservations. which may be made
with Johnson at Garland 2057.
with j Z. Brady at Main 45is, or
Z. l.. Cleveland, trainmsster, must
be in by Thursday, the chairman
said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03


The plot concerns = haunted
mansion. reopened after IS yeas
~ Frank Baldrich 0Selmer Jack
som. who sneers at ghosts. Win
his wife Linda Florence WIZ
and his step-dauEhter Stephane
kirkland Constance Moore. he
gives a gay fancy dress party
which Is crashed by Scoop Hanlon
Paul Kelly. young reporter intent
upon an exclusive story.
Larry Dearden william Lundi-
gam. Stephanie's half brother dis
appears after announcing that he
intends TO sleep in the Blue Room
Two dumb private detectives. Jake
George Cooper and Vic William
Wayne get nowhere N the search
for Dearden
To make matters worse. Or Car
roll Edward Stanley IS found
shot to death the next DAY IN the
Blue Room. Scoop finally succeeds
IN clearing up the entire mystery
ana winning the love of Stephsnie
as we'll.
Directed by John RawliHs and
produced by Barney Sarecky this
film presents an entirely new type
Of "crime-mystery' stories.
Gene Autry shares the Riviera
program in Western Jamboree "
Inasmuch as Gene Autry is
Americas No. / Western star.
Mike Barovic has announced that
the first 20 patrons to pat IN an
each-day appearance at the Riviera
during the showing Of Western
Jamboree' will be admitted free
as guests of the management.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
New "March Of Time" Now At Roxy

THE refugee Today and To-
morrow shown in the March of
Time at the Roxy this week re-
veals how in Germany the Nazi
party. as national secret police,
has singled out for attack all
those whose politics, race or re-
ligion are not in harmony with
the Nszi theory. The film pictures
the Nazi's constant and extensive
propaganda campaign to whip up
hatred and shows how many and
against whom this program has
been directed have fled Germany
only after having suffered the
most barbarous of Nazi punish
ments-confinement in concen-
tration camp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
3 LOVES HAS NANCY
AT SUNSET ON TUESDAY

Smsrtly dlalogued, trimming
with laughs, and offering finished
and believable characterization by
such stellar performers as Janet
Gaynor. Robert Montgomery. and
Franchot Tone, Three Loves Has
Nancy" opens tomorrow for three
days showing at. the Sunset
Janet Gaynor Is excellent as the
small town girl who puts her trust
in the none too reliable hands of
her newly found metropolitan
friends. Montgomery plays the
debonair novelist to the hilt. and
Tone is ideally cast as the some
what bibulous publisher
Passport Husbands" featuring
Stuart Erwin. Pauline Moore. Joan
Woodbury. and Harold Huber will
be the second feature on the Sun
set bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03

the Music Box theater. that
Cooper first opens his mouth in
song and his voice turns out to be
a shade on the basso side of bari
tone, according to the sound de-
partment.
For this initial effort at war
bling, Cooper has the help of
others in the cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
TOWNSEND MEETINGS

MOndaN-k st. club No. ! Nor
mamma hall. So. 18th and X SITS;
Horace Mann No. Is. Bethel Luth-
eran church, So. saith and SITS;
Redmond No. l. home of Mr. Refill;
Spanaway No. l, Spanaway school.
Tuesday-Pacific No. /. Algona;
Manitou No % Manitou hall, Nc
Kinley Hill No Z, Gault school;
Oakland No. II. Community
church; Orting No. l. G. A r.
hall; Park Ave. No. 16, Park ave.
school
Observation-Disclosures No. !.
Indian hall Muckelshoot reserva-
ton; Sumner No. l, luminous
hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
Screen Players
Future Assured

There's little chance of future
financial worry for Billy Halop,
one OF the Dead End" kids who
plays IN Angels With Dirty
Faces" the Warner Bros. under
world melodrama at the Roxy
theater
Young Halop revealed one day
during the filming OF that picture
that from the money he made off
radio alone ne can retire at 80
with an income of 500 a week.
The salary being paid him by
Warner Bros. goes into trust
fund separate from his radio
earnings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
WESTERN HAS TOP CAST

Gilbert Roland. Charles Bick-
ford. Marsha Hunt. J. Carol
Naish, James Craig. Monte Blue
and Barlowe Borland play princi-
pal roles Of Thunder Trail" the
Zane Grey picture which is now
showing at the Shell theater The
film. based on the novel by Zane
Grey. Arizona Ames." was di-
rected by Charles Barton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
Jimmy Stewart has been cast a

Norma shearcr op the flying
trapeze.
the south end Of a horse in "1ce
Folhes" It's comedy skating
horse. and Lew Ayres is the front
part. Joan Crawford is supposed
to be queen of the ice. but her
skill isn't likely to send Sonia
Henie back to Oslo. In Campus
Dormitory," Betty Cradle also is
a skater. Cuts very nice figure.
Loretta Young becomes the
first glafnor-gal to 20 through
. film with n physical affiic-
ton. This Ia dramatic. not
comic. She Ia the deaf wife
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
STAND-IN IS STAR

Aida Broadbent, who acted AZ
stand-in and dancing Instructor
for Ann Miller, petite starlet APP
pearine at the Beverly theater in
Capra S you Can't Take II With
You. is famous feminine ballet
impressario who annually writes,
stages and directs a huge ballet in
the Hollywood Bowl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03

In its pictorial journalism March
of Time discusses the immensely
of the refugee problem. And in
the light of the worlds reaction,
THE Refugee-Today and Tomor-
row" considers the possibility of
solving this seemingly endless
problem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
BY PAUL HARRISON

HOILYWoOD-All around the
town. the old year is being rung
out with distinct note Of scre~1-
ness. Times and tipping have
changed until visitor never can
guess what hen find on any sound
stage.
Norma Shearer has gone In
for acrobaticS and win he
seen NJ a trapcze artist In
Idiots Delight"-eyen 10 n
shot showing her hanging by
her teeth.
Clark Gable is a song-and-dance
man IN the same picture, and his
hoofing scenes will send the Gus
toners into spasms. The studio
even wanted him TO wear lipstick
and rouge. but that's whore he put
down his No. l2s and said nix.
LORETTA
INSPIRES AGAIN
Jimmy Stewart has been cast ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
Gard to Lecture
On Tuesday Night

The Anglo-Saxon federation will
present Conrad Gard in q free
lecture. 10 which the public is
invited. at p. m. Tuesday at the
Hotel Winthrop. His subject will
be The Zero Hour for Palestine
Grows Closer-the shadow of
Soviet Russia Across the Scene.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03

1T "a n = ~ IA
horses, climbed
m o u Mt a / n s.
flown airplanes.
b 2 en- shot al
and done a bit
Of sh o o tin z
himself G airy
Cooper sings
It's for the
Samuel G. o | d.
wyn production.
II h e Cowboy
and the Lady. "
now showing at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03

considerable British accent, is a
southerncr In Kentucky"
Claudette Colbert chases a flea
in her blouse in "zaza" and proves
to the dismay OF the Hays office
that she can can-can, Dignified
and fragile-looking Madeleine Car
roll and romantic Shirley Ross
stage a soppy soda-siphon battle
in Cafe Society"
And Grcta Carlo IL telling
Metro that her next picture
must be q comedy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
SCREWINESS
APACE

SCREWINESS
APACE
Ginger Rogers kicks out of char
actcr with an acrobatic dance of
splits and csrtwheels in The
Castles" and Fred Astaire parks
his dignity long enough to cayort
in slapstick comedy with Lew
Fields while wearing a wig and a
false nose.
George Raft, who kissed seal
in Spawn of the North" now
kisses horse in THE Lady's
From Kentucky"
Harry Langdon In in love with
an elephant in ITS Spring Again, )"
but the elephant loves Oliver
Hardy. So Langdon sues Hardy
for alternating the affections Of
Zenobia.
Enrol Flynn turns cowboy in
Dodge City" and Jimmy Gag
ney is hell-for-leather gunman
in The Oklahoma Kid" Buck
Jones Is q slick gentleman in white
tie and tails for Me and My
Gal"
Hillbilly Bob Burns also turns
sophisticate in I'm From Mis-
sburi." Akin Tamiroff, Russian,
is an freshman in "Union Pacific, !"
and Richard Greene, still with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
NEW RECORD FOR SCREWTNESS SET
AS H.WOOD RINGS DOWN 1888 CURTAIN
0arbo Asks for Comic Casting;
Oliver Hardy Loves an Elephant

Of Alexander Graham Bell.
Having spurred Tyrone Power
10 the building of the Suez
Canal, she now Is about 10 in
spire him to invent the tele-
phone.
Adolphe henjou Ii hobo now
and Basil Rathbone becomes the
hero of a horror picture. In You
Can't Cheat an Honest Man.
Edgar Bergen is hypnotist
Mickey Rooney dons a blond wig
and plays Juliet in "Huckleberry
Finn"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
ROUGH, TOUGH
TAYLOR

Bob Taylor is toughie again
Has a fight with Wallace Berry
and wins. Nelson Eddy has q fight
with Victor McLsglcn and wins.
He also leads MeLaglen into a
saloon and says to the bartender;
Set EN- up. I'm going to teach
this guy how TO drink"
In Winner Take AL" Tony
Martin portrays a boxer. wears
pink trunks, wins. but doesn't sing
a note.
Alice Faye hides her shapely
shanks in greasy dungarees az an
aviatrix in "Tailspin."
Joan Blondell does bubble
dance wearing Stacks in Broad
way Cavalier"
Make Rosenbloom, the boxer,
doesn't box in Always Leave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
THE CORE
RESUME ACTIVITIES

Activities of the school-centered
community recreation program
will get under way Tuesday after
10 weeks of vacation over Christ
mas and New Years.
BUTTER is CHEAPER. COW
BUTTER STORE. adv.
TO ELECT OFFICERS
Officers will be elected to fill
posts declared vacant at the meet
ing Of Ray c. Roberts post Of the
v. r. w. on Tuesday evening.
Harold S. Cosier has been APP
pointed general junior activities
chairman.
TO MEET TUESDAY
Wild West post. v. r. w. an
nounces there will be council
administration meeting at Jack
and Jill cafe at s p. m. Tuesday.
The next meeting OF the post will
be held Friday evening. Jan. 6.
According TO estimates, an an
nual damage Of between $40, 900. :
600 and 500. o00, 900 is done by
termites in tine United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
GaryCooper Sings
For First Time

For the first time in an other
wise varied screen career IN which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
Haunted House Is Riotous
Setting For Spook Him

Mysterious Savings and disappearance 4U an SStte
house that bring thrills calls and surprises, alternate WI
cut bursts Of hilarious comedy in Universal Inc S9s
Gnest INV nlaNinp II ne Riviera theater.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-05-25
FAIRFAX, GIBBON
MEET IN WESTERN
OLIVIA DRUBS BIRD
ISLAND 11-3, BREWS
WIN 3 HIT TILT

The Western-Minny league
reaches a showdown this week
when the champion, undefeated
Fairfax team meets its most pesky
rival, another Gibbon team which
has sailed through to four straight
victories and isn't conceding a
thing.
While this struggle takes place
at Gibbon. there are other show
downs. New Ulm and Bird Is
land, in a three-way tie for sec
ond honors with Olivia, are to
play at Bird Island while Win
throp goes to Franklin and Olivia
to Hector.
Olivia moved up Sunday by
stepping on the Islanders IL to 3
before they could rebound from
their drubbing by Fairfax the
week before. Franklin refused to
be awed by Fairfax's power and
led part of the way, the champs
finally winning to 4. New Ulm's
Gallivan turned in another three
hit game as the Brewers slugged
out a 9 to win over Hector. Glib
bon kept its record clear by
bouncing on Winthrop for six runs
in the second and coasting to an
8 to 5 victory.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-05-25
Trackmen Fourth
In Meet at Monte

Redwood Falls trackmen COM
peted in the Montevideo relays at
the Chippewa county seat Tues
day afternoop earning fourth
place with 151s points. Litchfield
won the event with 81, followed
by Marshall with Is and Monte
video with % while Sank Center
was fifth with IA and Benson and
Madison placed sixth and sew
enth.
In Individual events, Pat By
ram was third in the broad jump
and Ross Lussenhop fourth in the
high jump.
Redwood's mile medley team
took second, Armitage, Byram,
Lussenhop and Pease competing
while the shuttle sprint team,
Byram, Armitage, Feigal and
Lauterbach garnered third. In the
shuttle hurdles, Inglis, LATTER
bach, Lussenhop and Byram fin
ished fifth and the mile relay
team took third.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-05-25
Awards Given
Girl Scouts
SCOUT ISLAND CERE
MONIAL CONDUCTED
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Girl Scouts received awards
and badges for their years work
at a ceremonial last week on
Scout Island in Ramsey park. Vir-
ginia Guernsey, captain, assisted
by lieutenants, Margary Nash,
Helena Caven and Dorothy Hess
man, presented the honors.
First class badges went to Jane
Barnes and Mary Katheryn Sch
ottenbauer while Helen Bake,
Margaret Feigal, Harriet LATTER
bach and Marion Schmid were
made second class scouts.
Other awards were:
Five year service stripe: Shir-
ley Mansfeldt, Martha Gold, June
Waller, Mary Katheryn Sehotten-
bauer, Jane Barnes, Jean Steb-
bins, Olive Miller.
First aid badge: Shirley Mans
feldt, Mary Alice Fuller, jeanette
Hicks, June Waller, Mary <.
Schottenbauer, Jane Barnes.
Patrol leader badges: Shirley
Mansfeldt, Martha Gold, Patricia
Baldwin, Lulu Greene, Verniel
Washburn, Borghild Olson.
Gold attendance stars: Jean
Drogosch, Mary Alice Fuller,
Donna Ortiz, Isabel MacD ougall,
Marsha Timm, Verniel Washburn,
Peggy Muetzel, June Marguth,
Darlene Davis, Marjory Young.
Silver attendance pins: Phyllis
Rudberg, June Waller, Mary K.
Schottenbauer, Jane Barnes, Jean
Stebbins, jeanette Hicks, La
Vonne Lussenhop, Jean Schenck,
Marion Orth, Maxine Stebbins,
Ruth MacDougall, Mary Hoffman,
Jean Stephany, Martha Gold,
Carol Lynn, Lulu Greene, Sally
Feigal, Marcella KemnitZ, Mar
jory Katzenberger, Mary Baldwin,
Mae Marguth, Gertrude Roswell,
Jacqueline Falk, Beatrice Rey-
nolds, Borghild Olson, Janice
Nupson, Corinne Paffrath, Helen
Bake, Marjorie Petit, Donna
Orth, Donna Root, Isabel Mac
Dougall, Alice Won Mosch, Bethel
Starr, Harriet Lauterbach, Mar
garet Feigal, Marion Schmid,
Continued on page five)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-05-25
WANDA, SEAFORTH,
echo and DELHI
i'm FOUR-WAY TIE
WABASSO TRIPS WANDA
1919; ECHO HALTED
BY SEAFORTH 1919

Four teams share first place
honors. in the Redwood county
league until early Sunday after
noon but when the last hard hit
apple has been chased across the
pastures, two of the mighty will
have fallen.
A white-hot league race
from the outset, this weeks
games warrant special attention
since much is certain to happen
when Delhi entertains Echo and
Wanda advances on Seaforth, the
four sharing the top rung, while
Morgan goes to Wabasso where
the Rabbits have high hopes of
stepping into the championship
picture.
Wabasso nosed out Wanda 10 to
g Sunday, that single run depriv-
ing the south county nine of I'M
disputed first place Meanwhile
Seaforth challenged Echo's right
to rule Redwood county baseball
and succeeded by a Is to score
while Delhi trounced a game but
run-shy Morgan aggregation IL
to 8.
Nine hits and ten Morgan errors
gave the Scots their majority al
though they were scoreless in six
of the nine innings. They opened
with three and got six in the sec
ond, then went blank until the
eighth when both mines pushed
three runners over the platter.
Larson contributed a homerun
and triple to the afternoons en-
tertainment for Delhi but Morgan
was not without its long clouts,
Schultz touching Ziegenhagen for
a homer, Wellnitz pounding out a
triple and Weber, a two-bagger.
IL L
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-05-25
Paxton Field Has
Crowded Schedule

Paxton-A busy week is plan
ned for softball fans with six
games scheduled for Paxton field.
All will be night contests.
Tonight Company L and the
Paxton team tangle. Monday the
Gilfillan Blues play the Paxton
Juniors; Tuesday matches Wanda
and the Paxton regulars, Wednes-
day the Gilfillan Blues and Evan.
June l Wanda is to play Milroy
here and June 2 Morgan has a
contest with the Redwood Falls
township team.
The Blues defeated Redwood
Falls township Tuesday night 10
to 3. Evan tripped Paxton to
Sunday afternoon. Knute Routhe
pitched for Paxton. Last Thurs
day Paxton beat Wanda 5 to 1.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-05-25
CARDlNALSFOURTH
in REGIONAL MEET
COUBAL, LUSSENHOP,
PEASE ELIGIBLE FOR
STATE COMPETITION

Marshall's track team romped
off with the regional track title
Saturday on the Tiger field while
several teams including Redwood
Falls holly contested for second
honors. Points were distributed
as follows: Marshall 40, Madison
81, Montevideo 10, Redwood Falls
1872, Gaylord 151s, Renville
141z, Lynd IA, Appleton 7R, Hut
Crimson 3, Granite Falls 3 and
Milroy /.
Ross Lussenhop, Louis Coubal
and Leon Pease of the Cardinal
team qualified for participation In
the state meet at Minneapolis
Saturday. They may not take part,
however. Three Redwood youths,
Lauterbach, Byram and Young,
who accounted for At points at the
district meet here the week be-
fore did not compete at Marshall.
Coubal tossed the shot AZ feet
for first place in the event and
finished fourth in the discus. Lus-
senhop finished second in the high
hurdles, winning time being 1876
seconds while Pease was third in
the $50, Maynard youth win
ming in 2:07 minutes. Lussen-
hop, who was third in the district
high jump when John McGraw
OF Gaylord finished second, man.
aged to tie with McGraw for first
in the event at the regional. 1t
was one of two events won by
Young at the district.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-05-25
rEsoTA1 ~
County LeagueLeadersC slkig Sunday

Summary - Home Runs: Larson.
Ziegenhagen and Schultz 2: Three
Base Hits: Wellnitz and Larson; Two
Base Hits: o. Weber; Double Plays:
Schultz to WellnitZ to Schoenfelder:
Stolen Bases: Larson, Berg and
Wheeler, Klienschmidt 2, Foster:
Passed Balls: Klienschmidt and
Turnwall; Hit by Pitcher: Kramer by
Schultz. Larson by Foster; Struck
out by Ziegenhagen II, Schultz and
Foster 8: Base on Balls: Ziegenhagen
2. Schultz 3, Foster 3; Left on Bases:
Delhi IL, Morgan 5; Umpire: Knigge
and Seigfried; Scorer Russell Benson.
Seaforth got off to six run
start and was never headed al
though Echo rallied for six runs
in the sixth and reduced the mar
gin to three markers at that point.
Echc's infield had bad day with
an even dozen errors while Urke,
Seaforth hurler, had relatively
good support and was effective in
the strikeout department, with
nine for the afternoon.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-05-25
.LAMBERTON WINS
DISTRICT HONORS
BASEBALL TEAM SHUTS
REDWOOD OUT 10
AT SPRINGFIELD

Lamberton's high school base
ball team planned to participate
in the tournament at Mortified
today after taking the district ten
diamond title at Springfield Fri
day and Saturday.
The Lambs romped around the
bases for II runs in the third in
ming of their II to triumph over
Redwood Falls in the first round
of the district meet and then de-
feated Sanborn and Springfield to
capture the trophy.
Other first round games found
Echo upsetting New Ulm 9 to 6,
Springfield downing Sleepy Eye
Is to IL and Sanborn defeating
Walnut Grove 10 to 2. Lamberton
beat Springfield in the semi
finals while Sanborn disposed of
Echo. to reach the finals.
Redwood got but three hits,
Kelly's double in the second and
singles by Steele and WEIGH in
the third, off Lyle Giersdorf and
Unger, with Harrington catching
Three Redwood hurlers, Orville
MacGregor, Duea and Stensvad
were touched for Is bingles, four
in the second, five in the third
two in the fourth, one in the fifth
and three in the sixth Errors
contributed materially to the H.
run inning.
Eight Lamberton boys got hits
Weibel leading the parade with {
double and two singles. Lloyc
Giersdorf had a homer and {
single, Strommen and Harring-
ton, triple and a single; Veg
ner and Marker, two singles anc
Lyle and Floyd Giersdorf, each {
doHbles