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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

Hlshland: saturdays best nine;
Ken Ohiser, 30: Elmer Larson. 81 "a;
Left Jensen, 32h; Olaf Grythins'
37it: Harry Mathews. 80. W, J. rin-
nell, %; Rick Thomg.on, san pie s
Harold woodworth, 81
Sunday. two ball foursome: Art
Abel and Harry Mathews. 644; Jim
Radonieh. I'd Jensen. s4h; Nels
Norberr. Olaf Grythine. e5; a; r.
Lehman; -, Cnst Corey esn; w Elmer
Bill Tsp cir ssH; Pop peers. Harold
woodsoIth, SO, and BIN Kister. Bill
BrookdsIe: Medal play. fun hsndi-
cap, LIST div: Joe Hansler, 75-ii-o4:
Jack Johnston Ii-e.see; zn 1,, niv,'
si-ix-sT; p. Chaplin. s2-ls-e7. ord
div: Jim Farming. se-2s-ei: John
johnson, si-73-e8. Teamsters seiec-
tive Nine. half handicap. LIST div;
p Chaplin. 34-7h-2eh Bill rLeitz'
33-5-2s. And div.-ciyde BLACK
ss-i2h-2eh.
some: A diyision. Ralph Martin and
Henry senner, 74-i3-e7: walter
Tate and John Hunt. 7e-i4-s2: JACK
Gregg and John Fishburne. T-lt-
So; John Corliss and I'd Meyer. I1-s
SO. B division: Bill Ross ana how
ard Smith. e5-22-o3: Pred Henriek-
son ana Ira woiters. s4-2o-e4; Hem
~ Hanson and Bill Sheehan SLY
"a Sunday. hidden holes g. .. T.
"a. Il. ia division: jack WAFER
AL A-7rh: Marx stewart; 3D.
AIS: Ora watkins. asa H-zzh.
division: Jack hcIlwrnith. 1917
-2oss. Ed Meyer. 27-5-12: o. J.
Metzler. 2s-5A-22h: Joe heArtnuf'
Si-7iz-23A
Meadow PARK - SATURDAY.. sweep
stakes: Pred Smith. s7-7l-6e5; 9. y
senner, 77-io-67: Jim Corkin. bs-z
1T Sunday. medal play FIRST o.
vision: A. Gustsfson. 7I-l1-oo'
Louie Trutman. 72-7-e5. Al Carter.
I5-i0-65: Stan Bacior. I3-I-co.
Second division: X. 3. James. e4-ls-
IS: Henry Hulscher. so-I5-e5; 9. n.
Sommer, s5-ie-ee: ~. Ellis. s1-le
81; Log scores. first is for pres.-
Net scores: A. Gustsfson, IS. Louie
Trutmsn. IS: Al Carter. g.: -
James. IS: Henry Hulscher. 80 stsn
saeior. Sc: c. X. sommer. 90; NJ
Ellis. g.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
Derrinqer Wants Yanks

In uniform. but we'll know
plenty about them II they get
in the series
Derringer said that n Ernie
Lombardi's ankle didn't heal In
time for the series 1.-THE big
catcher is not with the club.
but hobbling about his home In
cincinnati) the Reds wouldn't
be sunk.
wen miss Ernie SURF. par
ticuiariy his hat. hut there's
nothing wrong with Jimmy
Wilson's catching. He has
caught seven or eight game.
since he got hack In action. and
every one was . winning game.
He's q right smart one back Of
that plate"
Derringer. a. well ss Walters
and Thompson. will take their
regular turn until the season
ends.
The Cards and Pirates are
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
Dorothy Bundy
Wins Net Crown

los AsoEI.rs Chunky Defos
my BundY - the famed nsndy
tennis family Nss the Pacific.
Southwest nss queen today ~
virtue ~ some u tAs hesi court
v0rh IN her career she hfesksd
through Valerie scott o. Engiand.
s.s. "a yesterday 10 win ~. tits
Dss NEWELL. Nstiaaai Asn's
sinEl~. ehssspisa fFsw okls-
homa cftg and frankl.
Parker 81 rs.saeaa. Cal. DE-
fssied National Dsabiss
Champions Jaeh hFaassF and
Ted sehrssass, "a Sc. aL
az.
hb- HundY ard Kramer bsai
Robsrt Peacock ~ LsEuna Reach
and Miss Scott rs. 10. ell. 70 ain
the mixed doubles
On Saturday noshy RIGS Noa
the meas singles BY gpssltlng
hcSsiil ST. "a. 90. iz-i0. "a.
and sarsh Palffsy ~ Bsstoa AMI
Crscyn Hhsslsr Ksilsbsr uan ths
Nomens doubles title ever Mar
gafst Osborne and BsTbafa Hfsa.
ley rs. 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
Women Tee OH
In National
Texuns Favored
To Capture Title

DFL MONTE. csi The tip wss
out % watch Mrs. Frank Gold
thwaits Of Fort Worth. Tss. taday
a. tss women tee of in N. IA
hole qualifying round ~ tina isso
National womsas Amateur Golf
championship. the blue rlhbon
event of the Nomsns EnlfinE
warld
There are many former cham
plon- aud national finailHs IN The
play and Defending CHAM loa
Hetiy Jameson. slso % rsxas. IL
very good. but Mrs ooldthwsiis's
Eolf Ia exceptionally hot right na~
Mrs. oaidthwsii. fsuaa tho
ass yard febble Reach eaasss
mach 10 hsr liking IN . psae-
tlce roasa yesterday. she .paa
sa esea par ~ fsr min. hale.
and the performances 80.
right ap 10 her plsy bsfsrs
eomiaa here. ~ Ear Ihis
season she hs. woa city. state
and dlatslrt title. galore.
Other hittsra expected % stand
out In tho oiub-swinging today are
Clara Calender % Long beach
Dorothy TraunE % san Fran
cisco. Marion hilsy. the Lexington
Ein. heatries Barrett, last years
medalist At Wee Burn. and Doso-
thy Kirby Of Atlanta.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
Major Pin Meet
Set for Monday

Organization of Tacoma's Major
bowling league will be completed
at a meeting to be held at the
Coliseum alleys tonight at 8
o'clock.
Tentative plans for the
league. outlined at n meeting
last Monday, call for 20 two
man teams, each with an
average Of not more than s65
pins. The league viii bowl on
the HI Way alleys In South
Tacoma on Friday evenings
without handicap.
All bowlers interested In the
league are asked to be present at
tonight's meeting. Bill Herdman.
president of last years Major
circuit, viii conduct the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

EATTLE- The Naahlnfton
state Sportsmens council Was On
record today against = salt water
fishing license.
Delegates IN quarterly meeting
yesterday voted against creation
Of licenses for taking food fish.
chiefly salmon. from salt water
areas
hackers Of the resolution were
o. J. orvis Of Olympia. John Keys
OF Aberdeen. y " kidriek Of
Bremerton. and Harry Young q
Hoodsport. Vote was 2i-ia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
.Rip-Roaring
Pro Season
Predicted

INV fonk rromiss - -.
ether flf-fezFiHf struggle - -
Natiunsl fTefsssicasi Faszhsii
league tiiis - unmistssabls 90
dsy
rhs aanHinsian wha ehxIans
afisr ~ ssesna Successive fever.
faising saszlsF whlsh 49, fhfss
slors ssii tfIlisf teams rens ate
their esn rne Cnicskn has
eumh~d lnta = ~ sith ~ easvs
isnf Rsms - leadership n -
ssst e. beth seorsi sanflnslnE
tflumrhs shiis fhs WashlaHfaa
hs'ishins hunhi~i me Nsw YaFs
Giants q stFsnFfhsn fhslf 80
81 ffst fiaFs IN ths eastern A..
vision
rhs hssfs save eanxInelas
dsmnnstFsfiaa - ra~sf Yesterday
81 they Scored h every psFias -
rout iast years wnria ehAmnlan
Orvsn naY Packers. si.fo nsfnrs
an sii.fluas rerafd sruwa - =
So a. 0ftsn naY
TIE Rams Stth 1ahnnf DRAKE
scoring three gauehaawns 81
Parker Hai passiag effectively
defeated ths eaNies. ststs for
their fret opening Ksme vlstafr
In four years
The fiiishafHh Htssisfs ssefr.i
= thrilling a. period vtctofY axsF
the nstFulf fIans % sia. lot
Washington avenged ths defeat ~
Nsw rofk nat ssiFsd thsna 81 ~
the eastern championship isst
year BY crushing the GlAnls Ill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
.Rainiers
Gain Finals
In PlaYoH
Oakland Defeated
In Prelim Series
As Angels Split

VITA seattle aifssfY .sr1rsd -
nasl sfsas a. ihs presidents
cop -. Anrsis. arr - nleFo
meet trsfaY - aetsrmine whleh -
thsm nsst. ~ Rsiaisrs n 10
Fseifis oaa@s issgslss shsuEh-
Messy Flsfaff
seattle seaetsd lnta ~ finals
silh = - Hsfsst - Oakland yss-
tsfdsy winnIrr -four ~ ~ rive
eontssfs - AnHsles - asn
Diego spiit rfvinr each siun three
virtoriss Ths Padres teek Yestsf.
dsv's arsasf II. tslt ths a<fsrhs
fsprsd 81 - 40 victory n ~
niEhtFaH
usI rafrl~ gave osElsss
saIY faus hits wAii~ ts~ H~l-
siss. w.ss isaaia. =. st.s
Csse<tt 80 neat tssss~ll fsf
sia. II. le-. Oskissa 20.
esss- n -. nsss - ~ ~
VISA. aaasl< sd ei~as chap
"sss'. lsea ~, i.fmss sss
ssatAef a..Als " ne slsts far
h.lf - iesm's Ats. ssllly
Csmph~il sat 9 tvspi~ sss .
sisEie - lhfes tFtp. = TIE
plate. -hiis ruFpis kelpea
hlss=slf = . hrsee - singles
IN tke SANE saush~r ~ trips.
san Diego landed an naY rrtn
IN he s~eand. thlrf ard faaFth IN
nlans n senfs single Fun. AT nut
fsnls ne Angels In ths upsninE
game asafEs pstoFss PAR -
deuhis- slzisd ntss Nssaaas n q
nine hlt yistarY In shs alxhtesp.
however n. ssraphs jumped aa
nl1 rhnmas iin~ard cFaFhsad
ard Al Olsen foF ~ hits. including
iohnny hanrss homer ant Eddie
cihn.hfs triple Iss. Fiars. gave
The Padres anty fauF hlts
The winner = indsys game gees
north 70 seattle q play ths lsaan~
champions fuf ths cup snd ths
~ 600 that gees with a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
ALBERT AND sTANDI.EE
ENCOURAGE sHAuGHNEssY

California hardly figures a. =
contender with too many Key men
missing.
Clark shaughneasy. switching
from Chicago. 10 rebuilding at
stanford. Frankie Albert and
Norm stapdlee give him some
thing 90 work with.
Oregon. Washington State and
Idaho would settle right nov for
an even split. for the season. but
they're far from the doormat einss
BETTER balsaee IL the thlax
which rhararterisss the cen-
ference.
Among the independents. no one
can see hoN Santa Glars ean
escape being ons ~ the nation >
top teams Jim Johnston. one u
the best backs on the coast heads
the attack There's plenty up froni.
ST. Mays all BE- improved over
1888.
San Francisco IL definitely On
the upgrade ard is PINNED 10
knock on a couple o. big ones. In
Guiding stanford IN the opener.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
Idaho Boxing Team
To Meet PeIicuns

MOSCOW. Ida University a
Idaho's strong boxing team all
meet Louisiana Stale Dee. II 81
New orleans. graduate manager
Gale Mik announced today.
Tbs contest will hlKhllgbt ths
sugar Bowl amateur sthisile pro
gram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
Husky Crew Hopefuls
viii Report Oct. 7

SEATTLE Coach Al Uibriek-
son said today candidates for the
University Of Washington 1871
freshman crew wiil report Oct 7.
followed a week later BY varsity
sspirsnts. The Husklss Iost three
men from the varsity shell that
captured the Poushkespsie regatta
last June.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
Lutherons Wollop
ST. Mortin's Eleven

Pacific Lutheran College opened
TIA 1870 football s<sson Saturday
night with q $50 trounesng q ~.
Martins College IN = washington
intercollegiate conference gains.
Accurate passing Of MARY Tom
mervfk paced the Luthsrsns.
Pacific Lutheran Jed At half
time. 400.
The Clacs play Pacific Friday
night IN the Stadium here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
ASornrn srnrDY aRIDDEs

Jim Bssfk. sprint snf - hgrdis
champion - 80 University -
Oregon ~ pss, thFss years hss
solnsd ths lanE iisf ~ Nsst coast
track sfafs turning out for foot
bill Haek $40 pisYs,i sna eaiis
81 Roosevelt aiEh IN Portland. %
. esaaiaats ~ a asif1.ez posi-
fatr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
BOWLING

lee Dsnsefy eomrspY hp~fsrs
son three points fram ttnfsi Win
thrpp ladies In q COMMERCIAL
isssue naleH N ths Broadway
alleys sunday niEht
ne match started aff e. : an--
sided affair Shsn the iesfnsn plat
up q eaunt - eas In fhs first Esm~
- ata for ths ladies nst IN
affair changed IN th@ ~eoaa
game ard through tha last tws
Eamss was = nipsand.tuek hattie.
H.iea nl.tsisr r.iiea Sos
ssd Louise WALTERS Tas IN lhs
second Eaas 10 give ths flatei
WiathFap tam etass
vtTtsFy, a1s ~ eta Hsss -
tss third game. Ernie ISsflla
sass thFaash with . ItD
siasis. and The icems.S ssa ~
The asfFa~ mssKis - tee
plas. l.kl.E ths fatal ssss..
fTti - sasi
t.afilns 50 "a. ths high ssor.
~ the mainh. art as rsSiafsfsd
4ifh singles ~ iTr. isa ana 7te.
louise Wsblsfs snd Hslsn 8laf.
usf UsFs Top markers fsr the
feminine slaFs. ~ith bf7 sHd $40.
respectively Hsst shat II ths
match sas made ~ Efma Nus
..fs..m Nsaf.4 fsft.fa.. - afr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

stu fighting n out for third
money you know" Derringer sS-
planned. and besides, We don't
need any rest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
HARRIS TO TACKLE

MOSCOW. Ida Veteran Wing
man Ron Harris was In a tackle
slot today ss Coach Ted Bank put
additional emphasis On scrimmags
for his University Of Idaho foot
ball ssptrantG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

los ANGELES Marlofis &c.
string Olympia diving champion.
has entered aouthsfn California
ss a freshman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

Bud Kirkes won the Presidents
trophy In the two-week ends tour
ney Of medal play concluded at
Allenmore Sunday with tx
Holmes the runner up.
Tn. - ..ox>s <or fha az holee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
LONG WAY FROM HoME

NEW YORK Nick Fortlages,
N. Y. U. football candidate. comes
from Constantlnople.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
ny RONALD WAGNER

b RONALD WAGNER
unIted Press Staff Correspondent
Los ANGELES. Cal-The Uni.
versity Of Southern California Tro-
ANS will undertake the 1870 grid
iron campaign favored BY many
experts to show up At Pasadena
next Yew Years day 10 defend
Rose Bowl honors won for two
straight years.
Coach Howard Jones lost 10
s,alvarts At June's graduation ex-
ercises-and seven Of those men
were regulars on the 1899 team.
Jones said goodbye TO Am
brose SCHNEIDER, Grenny Lans-
den and Doyle Nave, all Of
them star quarterbacks. How
ever. into their shoes he can
place Bob Peoples. the power
house fulIback veteran: Nick
ey Anderson, the scat" run
ner and star track man. and
derry Bowman, q fast shifty
reserve.
To replace Peoples at the full
back post are Jack Banta, a star
reserve for two years; Mel Bleeck-
er, the star Of last years frosh.
and Bill Musick. kid brother Of
Jim Musick, the cruncher Of a few
seasons ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

.Allenmore golfers defeated
jackson Park Of Seattle. 40 to 20,
in a 23-msn team match between
the two public links squads Of the
two cities. Play was close all the
way with only seven three-point
decisions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
BuNpY OUT ron LINE

Bill Bundy, son of May Sutton
Bundy. the former tennis cham
pion, viii report for the blocking
halfback berth. Bundy played as
a reserve last fall. Another de-
pendable halfback Is Bob Robert
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

Preseason indications are that
Troy will be the usual betty ma
chine from end to end. Bowman
and Mickey Anderson will furnish
speed in the backfield to supple
ment the power of such shock
troops" as Peoples, Banta, Nusicx
and Robertson.
The Trojan schedule IL
tough hut II 10 nicely gradu-
ated 10 bring the team 10
maximum efficiency late I'm
the season - when Howard
Jones' teams always are 1t
their best.
The Trojans open against WASH
ington State. then take on Oregon
State. Illinois. Oregon and STAN
ford In order. u. 8. c. should be
favorites In all of these games,
with the exception of an upset by
dark horse" Oregon State.
California comes 10 Los Angeles
on November o to start the kill
er" part of the schedule. The next
week, the Tropans journey to Sc
attic to play Washington. and
then return home TO meet u. C.
L. A. on November 80. and Notre
Dame on December 7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
Southern California Great Grid Dynasty
Threatened by Washington and u. C.LA.
Heavy. Seasoned
Oregon State MdY
Be Trouble-Moker
nv JERHS REoNnffEfn
MA ssrxtrs staff Cerr~sesalsss


MA s<rsies staff Cefr~se~aasss
The Trojan hefss ant ths maitl.
gated animal Il sas = Ysaf 80.
eut there sfs thes- shn believe
Southern California can muster
enough power T. make 4 three
coast championships In = ros
On the ether hard yea Esla :
lot % support ~ nominating
Washington er TIE University -
csliforuia 81 - Angeles = -
Troy's dynasty
Whereas l. = q very lhsiy
wln 10 wraksF than n 49, 1T
fall. the Hasklss and nFsfIbs are
definitely improved A. any fsts
tpto should md the ms8asst
scramble for coast honors tat
has been seen n = long while.
Howard Isan. must a. VITA
eut orenay fsa.aeii. all
Amersra Harry smith. pan
Gssp.r. nah iIeffmsa ssd =
heat - ether Rose nsel~ss.
nut piesty 81 tsieat remalas.
Rob Peoples ard Mickey Aaasf-
son spark q competent hachfisld
There ~ stili - Dempsey II cen.
ter and Hsn sohn 81 guard
There IL . lsttsrman for every
position IN ths forward wsll. e..
though the old three deep business
il thing II the past
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
ROBINSON EXPECTED To
REPLACE WASHINGTON

Many are Inclined "a believe
u. G. I. A. iest IL football team
when Kenny Washington rfsd.
natsd. but that Isn't the case nahs
Horreii frankly expects Jackie
Robinson 10 be fully 81 effective
Ned Matthews. Ray Bartlett and
leo Cantor are other veteran
backs sophomore Bob watsrflsid
II highly regarded.
The line MAJ hs the best on the
coast. with Dell Lyman 81 tackle
and Guard Jack sommsrs possihls
Ali.Amerlca choices.
Jimmy fhslan has one Of the
bsst-lookinE clubs he has ever
turned out At Washington.
A veteran haekfieid led hy
the brilliant Dess McAdams
operates behind . sfsuneh.
weli.fortlfi-d line. Rudy Muchs
IL beinE beamed - an All
America eesier. On nin MARI
and Jay Mcdowell the Hfuskiss
have the hest hFace 81 eaas
on the golden slope.
Oregon state u tagged as =
trouble-maker. Not only Do the
Beavers have the heaviest club In
the Pacific Coast conferences. but
they pack lot Of experiences.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
Many Experts Favor Troy
To Repeat as Champion
Coach Jones Lost Is Veterons.
But He Hos Plenty Tolent Left

son. who also played part Of the
1899 season.
The Trojan line appears all set
Ton paperl with the exception Of
the tackle positions. where Jone.
u reported worrying not only
about his reserve strength. but
about the athletes who VIII probs-
bly, get the starting call The lead
Ing candidates are right tackle
Bob De Lauer. last year reservist.
and Don willer, left tackle on the
1889 freshman team. ne I.suer
has = trick knee, while Wnler will
have much TO learn under varsity
fire.
The guard spots are held
down In great style. Ben sohn.
. 2so-pound firebrand. who
missed the headlines last fan
only because all-American
Harry Smith was on the same
team. win play right guard.
The left guard call viii 70 90
Floyd Phillips. watch
charm" type Of player. who
can lead the interference
capably.
Jones has looked no further than
Captain Ed Dempsey for the CEN
ter assignment Dempsey has been
a durable star for the past two
years. and will have = couple Of
good reserves behind him.
The Trojans have a big quota
Of ends. Headed by Antelope Al
Kruger. who has been snaggins
passes out Of the air for Troy
for two years. As In all line posts
with the exception OF tackle. the
reserves at end appear to be of
high quality.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

Total :. 40 Total 40
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-06-13
SEVERAL INJURED I'm
TRUCK-CAR COLLISION

A truck belonging to Grovei
Crabtree and driven by one of his
sons was involved i'm a wreck
with carload of negroes near
the home of w. E. Hughes on
Georges Fork last Sunday night.
There were several slight injur
les suffered by occupants of both
car and truck and the cab of the
truck was damaged a great deal,
according to persons passing the
scene of the wreck. The cause of
the accident has not yet been
reported.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-06-13
TWENTY SEVEN GUESTS
LANDED IN COUNTY
BASTILE SATURDAY MITE

A record of some kind was
established last Saturday night
when officers made twenty seven
different persons guests at Sher-
if Fox Fleming's residence. In
addition to the usual drunkenness
charges, eight men and an orphan
boy were lodged in the local jail
for dynamiting the headwaters
of Cranesnest River about a mile
below the home of johnnie Hib-
bits.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-06-13
HARBINGERS OF WAR

s. Although just an occasion
$ al locust has been heard in =
$ Clintwood, reports come in
s daily of the steady drone of 4
$ the seventeen year visitors
s. throughout the wooded Sec i
g tions of the county.
$ From the South of the y
$ Mountain comes a story that =
Is all the locust this year are
= marked on the wings with the 4
$ letter "W'', indicating that \
$ they are harbingers of war, =
and according to citizens, the =
s. locusts seventeen years ago
s. were marked with the letter =
s. "P". This conceded with a >
s. period of peace throughout y
81 the world.
y s. =
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-06-13
SOF TBALL SEASON
Gets UNDER WAY
Doc POOre and Boys Start Season
With a Winning Streak.

doc" Poore and his softball
boys swung into action during
the past week and captured four
wins and suffered but one loss at
the hands of Jeep Hyde and his
cohorts, whom they had previous
ly defeated three successive times.
This single loss was by a one-run
margin, the final score being 5
to 4.
Mr.. Poore has gathered around
him the outstanding softball play
ers in Clintwood and vicinity.
Taking his regular turn on the
mound Doc is assisted by Everett
Stanley, fireball pitcher and vet
eran of many a campaign. Ayers
Short takes the throws on first
and Harold Hibbitts is behind the
plate. Buford Stanley is on the
keystone sack, and Allen Myers
takes care of shortstop. Sam An
derson is On third, and in the OUT
er gardens roam jun Rush, Tom
Lambert, Haskell Arlington and
Barney Powers.
In their first invasion of the
season into Wise county, Clint
wood was leading Toms Creek 8
to at the end of the third when
rain halted the contest.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-06-13
Talk Brings Trouble To Aliens

Lovina, ace first string catcher
for the Jenkins ball club, was con
spicuous by his absence in the
game with jenkins here Sunday.
According to the Jenkins fans,
Lovina became so voluable in his
protest against the British En-
pire and was extremely pro-
italian in his conversation.
When this was brought to the
attention of the Jenkins ball club
management he was given his
outright release. Company Off
Gals, it was said, terminated his
employment with the Consolida-
ton Coal Company and instruct
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-06-13
JACK SUTHERLAND
GOES TO WASHINGTON

Jasper R. Sutherland, teacher
in Dickinson Memorial High, left
the past weekend for Washing
ton, D. c., where he has accepted
employment for the summer with
the Bureau of Census in the De-
partment of Commerce.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-06-13

ed him to- secure a one-Way tick
ct for some other town Or coun-
try.
Also reported in Clintwood by
a travelling salesman is the story
to the effect that a German min
er in a West Virginia town talk
ed too much in the bath house
one day. Enraged miners were
planning a necktie party ON the
spot, but through the interview
ton of his aged father, bodily in
jury was averted, and this Fifth
columnist'' hurriedly left camp,
possibly in search of more sympa
thetic listeners.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-06-13
NYA TEACHER RESIGNS

Mrs. Virgil Souders resigned
her position as homemaking teach
er of NYA girls at the Commune
ity Building and left for Nash
vile, Tenn, to attend school with
her husband at George Peabody
College.
Mrs. Souders proved to be a
very efficient teacher in this line
of work, and as yet no successor
has been approved to take over
her duties.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-06-13
LOCALS AGAIN SPLIT
WEEKEND GAMES
Win Over Glamorgan Is To 2;
jenkins Wins 13 To 4

The Clintwood baseball team
sailed forth to Glamorgan last
Saturday and staged a blitzkrieg
that surprised not only Glamor-
gan but ardent fans from Clint
wood and other league teams.
When the final wisp of smoke
floated above the scene, j. c..
Smith, dependable Clintwood hurl
er had allowed but four measly
hits and the boys from Clintwood
had garnered 10 safeties. The fin
al score was Is to 2. Stallard,
ace mound performer for Glamor-
gan, barely lasted through one
and one-half innings before sur
rendering to the Clintwood bar
rage. Two other moundsmen last
ed through the remainder of the
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