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By UNITED PRESS

Ihs Angels chung 10 their top
perch today. SIN half = game out
of reach n the swapping suds
from Seattle. but Il took = wild
and wcolly hitting spree 70 do IL.
JossAngeies. outhit. stili had the
punch to down the Portland Pesv-
ers. II n Il hut the Northwest
team gave them = had fright when
they scored five runs in the eighth
inning Ripper Collins. Angel first
haseman, got his 18th home run
Of the season and two doubles in
five attempts The Angels 20; rs
hits off four Beaver pitchers while
Portland nicked three Seraphs for
ie safe blows Three Beaver err
rors contributed to their downfall.
Joe Flores finally got credit for
the victory. while Pickrei WAS
charged with the defeat. The
seven pitchers gave out nine walks.
Meanwhile Seattle was main
tanning its pace with 10 2
victory over Oakland behind the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

Over the Meadow Park coarse
between 40 and 50 women golfer.
viii begin competition Monday for
the coveted city championship.
A rev champion wiIl ee crowned
this year. since the defending
titlist Miss Joan Mahon. Young
Rrookdale star. will not partici-
pate.
Miss Mshon won the title in 1887
and 1883 and was nedalist both
times. but her work win keep her
from defending her laurclS
This puts several others In line
for the crown. Mrs. W. II. Dean
of the Country club was runnerup
twice TO Miss Mahon. and has been
established one of the favorites.
Mrs. Dean. a veteran performer.
viii have stern opposition from
crop of youngsters. among whom
are Miss Ruth Cansle and Miss
Shirley Mcdonald. both excellent
golfers.
The tournament will last all
week.
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JOEDIMACGIO
TOPS HITTERS

NEW YoRk--Ths baseball sta
tisticians finally have decided 10
recognize Joe DiMaggios robust
batting average a. official and this
week finds the Yankee outfieldsr
leading all major ieaEuerr with a
.t25 mark. The averages are
through Thursdays games.
Because Of the fact that he was
injured and out Of action for ssv-
eral weeks DiMaggio was Kept
out Of the averages until this week
when he played In his ssth game.
He took over the American league
batting lead from Jimmy Foxx.
Red sox. who II hitting 35z
Morris Arpoxich. Philiiss out.
fielder. continues 10 hold ths Ma
tionai league batting lead ~iih an
average Of STA. an ~ paint Lead
over Zeke BonuTa. CiAn,s, the
runnsr-np. with $40.
Atlsy Donald. Yanks. with 10
straight victories. tops the Amer
lean league pitchers and whit
Wyatt. Dodgsrs, with eight
straight. leads Tho National league
moun.tEmen.
Leaders iB other asparsssse
HIM Brown, Cardinals. -. IA
AesSuinn. hrosns ~
Runs fNl Prev and wsreef. nsss.
% each "a CramsF Rec hos. 90
Doubles fHl Mia sno Slaughter.
Cardinals, "a each a. oFssnb<ss. |
f1ssFE 2s
Tripis@---fsb Herman. cuhm IL |
"a LsNia. Travis sBd ~fseAt senA-
tofs. ksitnsr. indians Mccosk.y. /
Tigers. Ac4uinn- Byo9Ba. each
Home runs ~ Mlxf. Cardinals.
IS ca Ofesnbsrs Tigers is
1toien aas@e M uAndisy, Pxslas
"a. a. Cas- benAtslSs ~
Runs bsstez5 10 fNB MoC0sm4sns
Reds ~ "a Wiliisu.H RED sas. ~
ririks outa ~ y4adsf Asees ueas
and paa&een. Cubs. ~ Zach, "a pet 1
Ter Incians lie
sas@ on ballss~fNl yAadsr assr
heaa. II. "a Fsiisf. Indians. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
Yacht Club Meets
MondayAt7P.M.

A bsi al amusement k In psos.
pect for tisoss sho sttsnd ihs
monthly nesting of the Tacoma
Yacht eiuh ~ ths eiabhous~ Mon
day ~ : D. IA Hssh Batteries. ~
ths entertainment sesnmittss. ss-
sire. . laugh o. tso for members
In attendance
The club ~iii hsid is water car.
aiysi sunday. July ~ ssa Gems.
'fsoeiors Bourbon hopes that q god
siso~ihz sili ~ made eith regard
e sttsa1anes
Pssi Rigs ard w knsisna ara
booking for more ENTREES fer ths
Ssnaimo fse~. vine nssuhxfs
have signed 40 'hus far
A. me meeting. conmaosoFs
Bourbon All k1ys . report On shs
=. > psgNsr squadron.
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ball and had two men away In
the 10Th when he passed Penso and
Bailey connected for the powerful
poke to the score board. Michael
son weakened IN the ninth after
two were out and was replaced by
Kelvin. who hurled hitless ball
from there on out. Give Bailey
hitting honors with three hits. two
for three bases. and Joe Malaehnik
the fielding palm with 10 accepted
chances.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

Auto Clinic tnumph>1 svsr No.
finsrs. ~ IN 0.
Tacoma cammArsns brothers
made u three IN . rDw ever the
oiympIs cammsrsn.s Frsaay
night. winning . to !. In . thrill.
ins ssms fessursa ~ sixhs D.
fsnsivs ~orh and sxssilsas pissh-
Ing.
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Yanks humiIiated
By Pair Of Buns

NEW YORK-Under the head of
minor miracles is the Red Sox's
latest victory over the Yankees.
Beating the Yanks is the toughest
trick in baseball but Joe Cronin,
playing the joker wild. pulled one
of the years neatest surprise par
ties by trimming the Yanks lead
to 10ls games with a couple Of
his pitching cripples, Jake Wade
and Emerson Dickman.
The average Yankee fans reac-
ton to the Red Sox's 40 victory
yesterday was. two buns beat
us" Wade, whose chief claim TO
fame is 10 victory over Johnny
Allen two years ago when the
Cleveland firebrand had won Is
straight, hadn't started a game all
year, and his record was 0 and o.
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American Net Brigade
Sweeps English Courts

snahsss ~ hsswssg ne,sa jseunA
nsfksisy. csit1l. ssd nslty ysvts.
Great nrstsin. at shs eouvs. 81.
90
Yesterday ussss Nlass - cAt
eAso WIN he mems ssnuiss fFua
Eiwusd csohe. Portland. Ora. sss
to-day those tws teamed W 20 s&hs
the mems dnuh,ss srum y ". Wii1s
ana Charles ItsFs. firest nufasa.
ga. ~. 80. 81.
hls Marble. r~tarnlns u N
court TOR the third tina ts<ssy.
teamed with Riggs 10 win the
nsixsd aassblrs title frvsn Ws,d~ sHi
Nina isfown. Great britain. 81.
81.
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Johnson Paint Dethrones HeideIberss

Johnaon Paint defeated All
Heidelberg for tho flfth time. .
10 4. Friday night 10 ela.s ths city
Class A league season with but
two losses In 10 sssrts. . REGARD
that dethroned the defending
Brewers.
fvsrson . Walker nrwkss upses
Active club. II 10 0. In Class n
play to drop the Anfiylsns into .
tie for second place.
POSSIBILITIES won tho second round
championship of tho Commercial
league by neatlns wsyerhssnssrs.
= 10 Z. In ths final plsyoff game.
Eagles threw the seryses-vst-
sran loop second half race In .
triple Tie by handing Hank Of
California IL first defeat. 10 10 a.
Joining the sfors mentioned clubs
In the tie waz United Commercial
Travellers who defeated He'd Msn.
10 70 4 Y. n G. A. eiossd lis sea-
son with ~ 10 4 victory over
Knights al Columbus 10 nall dean
sixth place.
Asbury ~ a. won the ssoond
hall chureh-Ftalernal rses. dawn.
lng zion Lutheran. II 10 !. ln ths
final game. Tns clubs stli play
~ ail-ssason championship series
starting neat week.
Waller Road defeated Gee street,
10 to .. 10 break shslf first place
lie In the fstisbsr league sn1 Inc
Ibird place Northern paeins
Office elsb WA busy las. I
M 70 the previously nan- winning.
.sossfInsn u the World. ~ % o.
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Wsnena1DON. Engtnse Amer.
Ne completed IN sil-eanqusrsns In
vasina to-day BY winning every ene
Of the five Titles st stake In she
sii.E'nEisnd tennis championships
Alice Marble q IAN Francisco
led the Yankee fofay by taxing the
womsn's single. from Nay atam.
msrs. Great Britain. ga. 60. In
one of The most devastating dls-
plays 81 tennis ever shown ~ .
woman on wimhiedons historic
Middle court.
Then Miss Marhis teamed with
Mrs. Sarah Psifrsy Fabyan. Break
line. Mas. 10 win the womsn's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
Earl PORTER DONS TIGER UNIFORM AND PITCHES VICTORY
Los Angeles And Seattle
Still Half A Game Apart

five-hit pitching q Paul Gregory.
Fired Gay Got of 10 . good start.
but poor support eventually euss
him the Eame. Nike Hunt hcned
In the seventh.
Art Gariesidi rsxe Sacramento
10 ! ain over Hollywood when
- homed in the ninth inning with
Marshall shesa ~ him. pm Fiem-
ina. In losing, permitted the sens-
tors six hits while the stars niekea
Sherer and smith for 10.
san Francisco was travelling -
san Diego with q douhle~hesde
scheduled today.
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winning pitcher Flores losing pitt
cher. Pickrei innings pitched. by
Flores ST., Epperly az. Radonits
81. Piekrel 2 Hiicher la. az bat,
off Flores 40, Epperiy IA Radoniss 10
Pickrel 10 Hileher q. hits. off Flores
II. Epperiy 9, Radonits g pickrei 8,
Hileher Z. runs scored off Flores J.
Eppcrly . Radonits 4 Pickrel 7. MI
cher q runs responsible for. Flores 2
Epperiy s. Radonifs s. Pickrei MI
cher struck out, BY Flores fp-
periy 2. Radonits !, Piekr~i I Blk
hofer !. Berry 1. bases on balls. off
Flores , Epperiy I, Radonits !. Pick
RE 2, Hlichsr l. Berry 4 hit by
pitcher Fernandes BY Flores. home
runs. J Coiiins English. txo-hass
hits Rosenbers. Havkins Ferna nder
Frederick J Collins a PloTes aayo.
Cihocki, runs bstted Ia HAWKING 4
ternsnoes 2. J Collins J. Frederick
Jrifriss Rosenberg. carpenter.
statz ,. Pickrei q Mayo English :
Coleman. Wilson sacrifices. FLORES ,
stolen bases stAtx MAYO. dousls
plays Collins unAssistsd n Collins
70 Mayo
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FARMLAND Mgs's GIuB
To HEET MONDAY Al

Members n the ParslAnd Coli
eiah All hold = nssfisE Monday
night Starting AZ 8 p M. a nine
hois golf tournament Nili be
played Dinner vii b. served A. =
.. NJ snd Ali b. foiiDssd ~ the
regular session n BUSINESS
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CALDWELL. - tse<ssbnsfx are
moving h - tss fsFmsfs <he TN
sh~ soai sosasrtsx s@ssbsssse lad
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msssssrss are h~isx ssksn.
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SUMMARY
Huns responsible for. oresors 4.
Gay Q: strnet out, Gregory .. Oar ..
bases on balls. off Gregory q. Cav ..
home run. Hunt. three base hits.
BubY. Oudet. Archie. two-bAss hit.
Morrisseyi runs bssted In. Hunt, Nor
rissey. Archie = vsnni, Abrsu, Oudat.
Oyselman. sacrifices Gay. Hili. HUNT.
Morrissey 0yselmAn. double play.
Ahreu TO Luby 70 Gibson. time. J o5.
umpires Powell and Edwards.
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Entrants All Set
For Tennis Meet

VITA an entry nst that pruh-
ably an escwd IN rseem. t&~n
Tennis clubs clay courts u 60
rsrity during me initial reanas,
ths ssth snnusf rsrtfic Northwest
tournament Il tallest a ap~n Aan-
dsy Al ne Ne tn and fssarrnaxA
rad loeztinr
Ciess 70 - players fFnm oat.
SIDE points hsd registered for re
mems womens ard junior events
WHEN the entry lists closed FRIDAY
night. Coupled with heai sntrtss
II il expected rsore than TOO play.
ers will compete here next week.
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SACRAMENTO


Innings pitched ahsr.r ~. a, bss
OF snsfeF 30. hts off shefeF 10
runs soored or shersr , runs -
s0onalols for vismins 3 shsf.f
struck out Fiernins 4 shfrer !
smith ? oases on balls Ell P1arnsng
shsFeF smith Dssssd hssi
rTilk left on oAses. hollywood q
Sacramento 20 home ran 0e4ibaldj.
fwo-oskr hits Bofsnnsnn HiHa<as
gfiik fIns bstted IN Borzfnann
Horshous< NORMA Gssfielsu1
Oriik. OaFibzlal ssefifies kanIs
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Rulings Third Loss

Cronin threw him in against
Red Ruffing, who had won IL and
lost 2. He dueled on even terms
until the sixth when the going got
too tough and he retired with the
score tied 80. Then Cronin called
another dark horse. Dickman. who
had won one game and lost none
in a relief role. His pitching was
even more of revelation than
Wade's. He came in with two
runners on base. and walked
Keller. Then he famed bahIgren
and Ruffing gave up only three
hits in the last three frames.
The Red sox made only eight
hits to the Yanks' 10 but they made
them more judiciously.
Bob Teller added more evidence
that he is baseball's greatest
pitcher by scoring his i4th triumph
as Cleveland snapped the White
Sox's five game winning streak.
7-3. Feller famed three and
walked two. He also hit q double
and single.
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SUMMARY
stolen bases, Barberls. Penso. Lem
nox, Bittner. sacrifice hit. Ward: two
base hit. 0arnctt. three-base hits.
Bailey 2. double plays. MalAchnik 20
Morris To Bittner, Mafachnik To Bitt-
ner. left on bases. GMC Trucks 10.
of Nicholson In ga innings. no
hits, no runs off Kelvin In Ia
innings winning pitcher. Kelvin
struck out. BY Michaelson S, Kelvin
l. Heath 7. bases on balls. off Heath
Q Nicholson 5. Kelvin L. Wild pitch.
Kelvin: passed ball. Lennox. hit by
pitched bail. Lennon: time OF game.
2 20, umplres. Stave and Forsythe.
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Noise Tnhtssn t6shs 1890
tfspp<<s I'D - 49, 4 pusfts
sa1esien ~ ~ osaftte ~ esehsnno
fos sz.61s sndsv soseiaj perm1e e
hs state gxms ~ ~ dopose.
,n>nt. ssme dIssctss Marea1 II
Harvey ssid today.
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Max West hit a triple. double
and single a. the Bees trimmed
the Phillies. T-s. II was the Phlls'
10th straight loss. Pitcher Walter
Beck was elected for diSpuiirg
Umpire Babe PinsliiS decision on
strikes with the score tied 3-s IN
the sixth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

VANCOUVER = T. IN o.
arm ssstpftehsa Msjps n4r<~nit
isl s'xsf - NJ vsnssavsr lfsrss
L~sfs ssfsets1 ~ npskans H.
snS. 81.
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PACIFIC COAST LyAs,,


ifldhfs Results
Seattle 7. Oakland 2.
Los Angeles 10. Portland IA.
Sacramento 4 Hollywood 3
Only games scheduled.
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NAIIONAL ITaGII

Tffdaft fFsUIts
EfoosiYn ? ssN Ynfk J
BostoH 7 Philadelphia 4
Chicago 5 Plftsoursh =
Only games scheduled
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One is-yssr-cld boy. Burt cceh-
ran, 10 coming 10 the meet from
Winnetka. Illinois.
The task n seeding all thess
players In the various events. and
drawing up . schedule for Non.
days matches. was sngrosslng
Court Manager Wallace scott and
the tournament COMMITTEES sstur-
day.
The problem NJ hessssng IN
the visitor. and supplying
them with tennis halls wss
likewise worrying a. q. Graf.
ton. tennis club treasurer.
II IL considered likely that the
opening rounds Monday viii be
confined 10 men and women's sin.
giles and junior boys and girls
singles Play in ths mems. NO.
mems and mixed double. may not
get under way until Tuesday or
Wednesday.
William Washington Rilworth
VIII be the official referee. aided
by assistants chosen from the
membership Of the tennis club.
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STAN DINCS


Fridays Results
Tacoma \, Yakima o.
Vancouver 3. Spokane J.
WeDatchee 5. Beiiingham Z.
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Joe GAllaghers homer with two
on in the seventh featured a five
run rally which enabled the
Browns 70 trim Detroit. SIS.
All was quiet along the Gowsnus
canal where the Dodgers nosed out
the Giants. 81 before 3s.444 u.s.
OH LADIES' in the opening battle
Of their eut-ihrozt series Not a
pop bottle was thrown or a fire
cracker craeked-reason; 100
plsinclothes men In the stands
Whit Wyatt gave the Giants nine
hits and won his eighth straight
The defeat dropped the Giants 20
six games behind the idle Reds
Bill Lee staggered through 70
win his ninth game as the Cubs
bat the Pirates. 50. In IL In
nings. Lee was raped for IL hits.
Billy HeFmsn's sacrifice fly scored
the winning nun. The victory ele-
waited the Cubs back 10 fifth and
the Pirates sank 10 sixth.
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~. playing catch with . golf ball
Hss struck IN he eye with ins
hail The eye had 10 bs removed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

Cammarano Brothers won from
GMC Trucks 5 to 4 at Lincoln
bowl last night after 10 innings
of sensational baseball. the game
ending with two out when Sonny
Bailey tripled to left, scoring Penso
with the deciding run. It was
Bailey's third hit of the game.
Laurie Heath was hurting good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
AMLRICAN IEAGIE

fridays Results
Boston 4 SeW YORK 3
Cleveland 7, Chicago 3.
ST Louis : Detroit .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

Faces aglow with war paint.
heads adorned with fantastic
wigs. and wearing grass skirts
for uniforms, the African
Zilus meet Olympic lee Cream
at Lincoln bowl tonight start
ing at 3 o'clock In the third
game Of q series that. thus
far, has given the visitors a
game and the City leaguers
one. GMC Trucks winning a
s TO 0 game from the coiored
lads last week. Manager
Pentecost will he the ball
fosser for the h me boys
while Chief Boio Is slated 20
work for the Detroit club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

Lasi-minuie California entrants
include Dorothy and Daphne Buck.
ell. Oakland. Shirley cstten. Lou
Gates. Hiil Canning and aGunny-
Amonctts. San Francisco. Anita
Lawson. Sacramento: Billy INLAND.
Gertrude Moran and Jasnna
Brooks. Santa Moaica. snd A.
rhsTmsn and william O. rouIsss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

Totals .... 40 i042a is ,
'Batted for Crosetto In 18th.
fBatted for Rolcy In 9th.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

The Seattle Tennis club y sens-
ing over five leading racket wseld.
ers. headed by ths veteran Mel
DrAnsa In the mems Singles The
others are sam Robinson. Dan
Peck. fearce Saith and the bril-.
liant Juvenile. lin Brink. Helen
Wright and Stanley Hawkins are
also Seattle entries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

10 Charles OMEN ana Wast
Davis. are es minG GesrEe
Rlce and Louis nre.n. k.ss
rst~r tspesteh .iaxi~. and
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PORTLAND

Totals ..........44 n 10 ~ 10
= Bstted for Rosenberg In NTH.
b Battcd for Hiichef In eighth.
Ran for Coleman In eighth.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

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Eichbers's Auction Sales 1927 r st. NV.
on May II. 1899, for storage and repairs.
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n Liber 6499 at folio 303. one. OF the Land
Records for the District of Columbia,
by; the UNDERSIGNED trustees will offer for
front Of the building at the northeast cor
NV on MoSpAY III THE AeH RfaH9M fHfh9ai paY 81
NAY 4. 4 D 1oi,om,3a 1899 At -FOUR ocLocK
900 to thirty-three $3.50 inclusive in John
Maher's subdivision of lots in block mum.
part Of Friendship" and Mount Airy"
as per plat Of FIRST mentioned subdivision
ss Ssre n of o ess eosmSa S the he E5ss s
mated as Lots 30, $2. aa, so2 and sos in
SQUARE 1873 for the purposes OF assess
Terms Of sale; one-fourth of purchase
money to be paid In cash. balance to be
ave (5ps) per centum per annum, payable
quarter annually. from day OF sale, Sc
cured by first deed Of trust upon property
sold or all cash at option of purchaser
A deposit OF $1,000 required of purchaser
at sale. Examination of title. documentary
stamps. conveyancing: recording and
to be complied with within 80 days from
sale, otherwise trustees reserve right to
resell property at risk and cost OF default
ing purchaser after five t5j DAYS adver-
tisement OF such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington D. c.
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SOB E ST. NV. D. c.
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