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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-20
Face Bimelech

CHICAGO One by one they've
fallen steadily By the vsysids
until today II appeared that no
more than five survivors Of the
1870 three-year-old eampaig n
would enter the Arlington classic
Saturday for their last chance 10
knock the DIVISIONAL crown off
Bimeleehs shaky head
The small field Of six was named
for the twelfth running o. the
$50. 600 added event shortly after
sun-up this morning. Col r. u
Bradley sent Trainer Bill Hurley
out with a slip bearing Bimeiech's
name and no sooner was that slip
dropped In the box than the last
son Of Black Toney was established
an even money choice In the
middle-west's most famous race.
But this time again Big
him faced strong opponents.
His rivals were topped by
MILKY Way Farms Gallshs-
dion. Who humbIed him In the
stretch Of the Kentucky derby.
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House Davids
Sure TO Draw

The Tigers are busting off the
SRO sign for Monday night when
the colorful House Of David club
moves into town for game with
the Tigers at Athletic park.
Long favorites with Tacoma
fans, the Davids are counted upon
to fill the local ball yard TO the
bursting point. Last year the
Davids packed in more than 400
fans for the top attendance of the
season.
The House Of David has
spent more than a generation
selling its ball club to the
public. The motto Of the club
il To send the customers home
entertained, win or lose.
II may be some Glowing antic
or sensational play that wins
favor, but the Davids can be
counted on with coming through
with something in every game "a
make the fans happy. And 80 the
turnstile always click for them.
One Of the standard features
81 the visit Of the David out
III II the pepper game"
which for years has been put
on In the fifth inning by Doc
Tally. John Tucker and Andy
Anderson.
So popular were the Davids here
last year that they will put on
two games at Athletic park. After
their game With the Tigers on
Monday. they'll return Sunday
July IS. to tsngle with the Kansas
City MonaTchs. who beat the
Tigers last Monday.
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With both teams very much
I, need of victory. GMC Trucks
and Smelter Local take the
field at Lincoln bowl on FRI
day night in what could be one
of the best games of the week.
The Ore Workers are battling
for play-off position. while
awin would put the Truckmen
mighty near the coveted frst
rung. Game time is 1880.
Taking advantage of Superior
Dairy errors. johnson Paint wor
s to 3 from the Dairymen Thurs
day night at Lincoln bowl u
maintain their place at the top Of
the City league roost. The loss
sent the Milk Vendors to thiro
place. =,
Both Bill Sewell and Al
Libke, Jr., pitched nice ban,
but errors forced both hurlers
TO do lot of extra labor.
Each team earned one run,
with infield errors proving the
downfall of Scwell. In two
instances runs scoring after
the side should have been re-
tired.
Libke started poorly but begar
getting his bearings in the fourth
and from this point he tossed
swell ball, tanning nine and walk
ing but one batter.
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sEArTf.E Lonssssss ssHeh
officials snleunesd today sks
ownsr u Idii Way. s~vsn-ys~s.osa
mars destroyed yesterday b~esuss
u . bspksn Ies. Gill reseivs saoe
under q ns~ form n Insurance.
adopted hy the wsssinssoa js1ksy
club.
rms eheek ~iIi 60 IN y. y.
rabey. D~nsf. and ALL ~ tHe
largest paid 10 date r~a t,ekeys
already nays received eosHpensa-
tIon for lniarsss which grounded
thsm several days
Idle Way bsass . boos IN ses
right forsisx during th~ running
n yesterdays first rses.
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Tigers-Indians
Open Play Here

The Tigers played like the
original version OF the st. Louis
Gas House gang last night. and
the Spokane Indians can expect
Bobby Garretsons crew to hand
them plenty Of trouble during ths
four-game series which opens To-
night at Athletic park.
After they got two bad -r-
rors out ~ the way In the
first innings, the Tigers
PLAYED better brand Of ball
last night than any time this
year.
They went about their work
with a determination and s~aggef
that made the customers feel they
couldn't lose.
Their conduct on the field had
that little something that gives
color. There Is no Way 10 pal
a finger on the real reason. but
every Tacoma fan nensed last
night that the Tigers finally have
arrived.
gpokane's lead has been @hit'
tied down little BY little. and thf
Tigers can get right hack into the
race for first place by 0hss sipg
the Indians three out 81 -four
games this week snd
And they can Do Il by simply
playing the staggering type Of
ball they pat out against We.
natehes Thursday night
Ean Porter. Who pitched
whale 81 a gsne 10 beat spo.
Kane In Spokane lat sunday
will get the assignment Fri-
day night 10 open against the
league leaders.
Then Mil cadinha. who IL i'm.
proving with every start until n,
is B0~ one Of the outstanding
chBeksrs Ia the League ygiIi gf
against the invaders saturday.
Lefty Isekite vii b. ready foi
one Of the Sunday games. and
Lou KOupal the former Dlg
Lacquer. recently signed by the
club. probably will make his dsba,
here in half Of the sabbath tNln
bill
Joe Albanese Was released out
right by the Tigers Thursday. and
another pitcher viii be added Cat
urdsy 70 keep the mound staff 70
six.
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NAMPA JUNIORS WIN

NAMPA. Ida.-Nampa $ Amer
lean Legion junior baseball team
last night defeated Lewiston, rs,
TO square the count in the north
ern division pennant race. The
third game in the series will be
played tonight.
Tonights winner will meet the
southern champion - Pocatello or
Burley the state title Poea-
tello defeated Burley. "a, last
night in the first game Of the
southern series.
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Fighter S
Purse Is
Returned
No Action Token
Regarding Gosh
Due Lew Jenkins

NEW YORK Eddie Mead. man
sger Of Henry Armstrong. was
suspended for so days today by
the New York Boxing commission.
The action was taken because
Mead refused to remove the band
ages from Armstrong; hands be-
fore Wednesday nights fight in
which Henry knocked out Lew
Jenkins.
John J. Phelan, chairman of the
commission. was in Armstrong S
dressing room before the fight.
He was informed there was a pri-
vate agreement which allowed
Armstrong and jenkins TO use
more bandages on their hands than
the rules permit.
Apparently Phelan ordered
10 take the bandages off 50
they could be measured and
Mead refused TO do so.
All persons connected with
the fight we're summoned be-
fore the commission today ana
Armstrong; and Jenkins
purses held up.
Mead. coming out of private
meeting of the commission, said
Armstrong; purse of S25,4o44s
had been released by the commits
zion after armstrong agreed to
make the next defense of his well
terweight championship in New
York. Armstrong was told that
he must post a $4,000 forfeit to
guarantee he would go through
with the fight and agreed to fight
before November.
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Wrigley Sees What Is
Lacking in His Cubs

and two out in the eleventh broke
up the game.
The Yankees smaCked the In
dams again. 90, running Cleve-
lands losing streak to five
straight. Rosar. Rolfe and Di-
Maggie hit homers for the Yanks.
The Athletics raped out II hits
and handed the Browns their l4th
straight defeat, 1913.
Edgar Smith walked Rick Fer
rell with the bases loaded in the
eighth to provide the winning run
as Washington beat the White
Sox, 81.
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ac0nnan
Is Favored
Net Player
Bennett Is Given
Edge TO Capture
Sto.e Court Title

SEATTLE nick Bennett % TIA.
coma became the Fsigniak favor
tie today to recapture the msn's
singles crown in the snth annual
Washington state tennis ,oaFns.
mcnt A. the defending champion.
Harold Wagner san francisco.
fell ny the waysids
Young Emery Nesls n Portland
oastcd Wagner In ihree.set .us.
ale. 80 los. al
Meantime Bennett. singles title
holder In 1851 and 1913, was has.
ing hls troubles before no finally
trouncod Wait Davis. Portland,
"a. 60, a. Al critical stage
in tho second set, with Davis lead
ing 30. Bennett recovered with
drives into deep court
Rennrtt and >~sie wer~
Ioin~d in the s~mifinai bracket
by Paul RiusarA seattle. VII.
upset Picrpont Wilson ~ t.ss
Angeles. 81. s.s.
Finalists in tho women's singles
will be two Caiiforniana Joann
Brook Of Santa Monica and Helen
Gurlcy II Sacramento, Misa Cur.
ley. seeded No. I. turned back Lou
Gates of San Francisco, 20, "a
o.. Miss brooke defeated Dor
othy Head. Alameda. Cal. 10
10. sc
Only other finaliat determined
yesterday wss Jim Brink, ib.year'
old Seattle notman. who reached
the final round 81 the boys singles
with a 80, 80 decision over Free
Fisher. Seattle.
All four seeded mems double,
teams reached tn. semi-finsls.
Yesterdays scofcsl
MEMS singles -..s Emery asals hes
\ Howard Wagner, SO. iO-H a.a Pau
Biugard beat Pterpont wilson az
/ ga Dick Bennett brat Walt Davis
80 ga ga Byron rase heat Charlie
Hunt, OF 81
Momeas singles tsemi f,ssisi ..
Ioann Brooke heat Dorothy Head
7-a, SO 40, Helen ourisy beat Lo'
Gates 2sa, ga az.
Juniar single. Irving Parker bes
Hugh Meuinnis. 49, al John How
ard beat Richard Oswald as. a.
Hays sinEiss tsemi. fipaisb 49, Iln
Brink beat Fred Fisher 40. 80. On
Harris beat Ralph Baker. 40. 90
Don Harris heat Dick SEVERN, 81 a..
Mems Doubles Howard Wagner
Ray Bernn beat Walt Dsyla-Ien Cisfl
ga, o. Charles Hun, Byron Pas
beat John Hp~afd pierpont Wilsol
ga, al 90 Emery sesle Jack Diii
ieY beat Joe fiisief Btidsn Patti
81 SO Dick Bennett Don Iesl
beat Herb Baumsartnsr hosa nsls
a-3. 1-t
Nomrns DeubiesaaJoa Bfonse
Helon onrlry brat lslell Wood fistt
boone. 90. 81 ueIsn Wright IN
Harris beat Lou Oatsa la vsrn
Kappa 80. rs. 90 Dorothy Head
Pat ureenup beat Elizabeth kles
hoiol Helen Bfunstad. oil ga
NlNed Doubiss Ginger Ryan Sta
Anderson beat nstts Ann AcclunW
Jim Atkins. esi -. Dorothy Head
Emery sesle brat Helen wright PAL
HluEard default Emmett Fiotsnf
steele beat 10 Wing atu nsilinsei
a-f ct Ann Cook joe HIEisf hes
Rosemary ostrsndsr Ron caiusi
ca. ga
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Babnick 10 ()pen
Amateur BOXING

Johnny Bshnirk. veteran ron
dlsionsr and trainer AZ bexsfs.
with tina Freddie atssi camp fos
years. viii oper class of amateur
bosinG Masasy night s>twssn :
and at the r. ~ g. A. Any
buys interested are xsksa II vtatt
Johnny. nahnseh plans 10 spessss
fall snd winter smstsur sh0~s
here and In entsr team IN The
Northwest Golden Giavss event.
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SALEM JUNIORS WIN

LEM, Ore.-Sslem' Pade-
Barrick softball girls celebrated
their third birthday last night by
handing the Vancouver. b. c.
Sparlings a rs defeat.
The victory was the Tooth win 10
only IL losses in the three years
the -Barrick team has played.
The Spariings and Salem will play
again tonight.
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Tocomo Seo,tle and other city fremen OF the stoc held
their salmon derby Point Defence Yesterday Jorge
ond small fish couoht the above picture shows The
first poce winner wos Al 0uy Toeomo with lo-peunder'
plus ounces You there. Second pooe went 10 p I.
Smith, Tocomo IS pounds Third poce went to C. Durkee
ID pounds Guy received outboord motor Smith
rod and line and Durkee rod ond reel Fred Wendlond
New Jersey caught the smallest fish II received
silver pitcher Peter Van Veen New York Judged the con-
Referee Erng Ber9erson Of SeorsRoebuek After
the the gong hod community dinner The fish were
given the industrial Home Those in the picture lett
right kneen9 Bob OTIS Glen Otis, Guy Howard Soyres.
Poul Brooten C. Durkee Book row, left right Roy HON
mond Fonk Conkn Art keIchner Wolf Brklond Art Strong
Art Youk Ed Thompson Oron Miller p 7. Smith. Peter Won
Neen George Anderson ErIina Betoerson.
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aBatted Tor SnodgFass N 'VII'
JOHNSON PAINT co.

stolen base. WINS sacTlflce hlt'
,,,Iroes two-bass hits. Werbisky r
Jews Pagni. Peters double play,
ntlrov to r. Tollefson 70 z. Toilet
son left on bases superior Dairy 5.
Johnson Paint Co 7. struck out. BY
Ttbke Q by sewell !. base on balls.
OF Like /. wild pitch. Like. seven
, tine Of game. 1:45: umpiTes. Het-
rex and CLARK
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.Sofiball

johnson Painters finally quail
fled for the Pierce county softhsll
tourney. starting In Sumner.
August .
Tho Painters dropped postoffles.
s 10 2. At Mckinley Thursday night
To win the CITY Class A title out.
right.
General Distributors upset War
tenbe Service. = To ). at Mckinley
10 assure themselves Of seventh
place. The Service team Ia In
sole possession Of third spot
The games Friday night. Cam.
maranos Va Transfers and Jensen
Fuel Va White Eagle Tavern. on
Mckinley plsyfisld. can do moth.
ing 10 alter the final standings az
the Transfers have fourth place
nailed down and the Bottiefs like.
wise have fifih place assured.
Jensen Fiisi Will finish In second.
lgst q game back % tohnaons.
while white Eagle IL doomed 10
the cellar
starting nesf Monday Hixbf
~ Jefferson plssfleid tb~ Gts
league OPENS . assssis -silrn'n.-
ton tourney Tor The Class y
tiiis. Tho first round gsbss
%, Transfers against ss.srai
Distribution. IN diamond M. !.
~hiIs White Eaxis Jsssfa
meets wsrissbs s~rsiee ON The
No. : fisid,
Tuesday ntght Cammafsno
Brothers and postoffice mix in tina
final first round game sith tina
winner meeting Jensen FUEL On
Wednesday night The Bother
PosiOfflcs game ~ on inc Mckin-
ley field.
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cry LEAGUE
Nc kinney No. 2
EXHIBITION GAME
Al Olympia

Al Olympia
Tacoma cammaranos 49,. ~ .
Olympia csmmzfsnos 10 10 2
Cross. samson and Schufb:
Hoase. Ingls and Iddens, BoIendef.
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Fnicreiers
Schedule
Golf Meet
Club Championship
Opens Saturday;
Linsups Announced

rn~ ipso rErrr~ss tlalf etuh
championship wiIl open tbs wset-
end, with play fnr the tsSss rnun1
10 - eempietea ~ Thursday
night on< msteh must ~ played
each w~sk ~ f1rst named player
defaults ch~s wells ~ss mssssllst
with 4 n.
Here's the lineup:
ChsmSsssshsp tmsne
chet Wells ~ Len Tentn. Al
Isahrs W. c. = ws.<msn. naa Van
pw Mark ". Marry nussn. MINER
nufnhsm VI. !. 4 ob>oaur. Carl
Raymond ~ mai Ni<msyss. Enid
wick Va. Harry tsensnn. merrill
reas. W Waiter nrnsnnow. oscfHe
n. o.a"oa W walter rsse. jseh
Walters - Jain r1ynA NH
rhampeon w. r. >. kAHe. JuAa
ccsliss ". jsks Heusvtn. Nay
Turner W. Orr waskinA ,. nevsf-
sen Va w. chrsssssn. NAlpA Tests
- Henry ssnass. u. Haenesusea
VI. George Pee. =. tisspsrstts -
pexssr Hsymnna.
sers~s vJsahs
w. v. HshwAi~n W w. l. puas
can. 4. y. Myers W. w. 4. nh~w.
Charles Could ". wsItss nnwmsn.
Marx Stewart ~ Howssd smith.
nsli Lesaem W. Allan Link. , W.
Anderson w. Jim Hswilnaa Les
Foster " sam ssashisa. ]. n.
Andersen ~ Ray aesessnes.
tsussh tt1ahs
Tom rsls ~ sye. Jack ssuke-
Wish W Jcs Hssiey. A. " uusssd
W hys. ". cisst w. hys. y.
Thomas w hye. y Macarthur ~.
Lhys. VI. Hagen Va bys. q. ).
Neither W hys.
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CHICAGO Phil Wrigley, mill
lionaire owner of the Chicago
Cubs, put his finger quickly on
the reason why the Brooklyn
Dodgers are a team to be feared
right down until the very end.
They sure hustle. don't they ,"
Wrigley said yesterday after
watching the Dodgers lick his
Cubs. IA.
Wrigley. who is beginning TO
pay more attention to baseball
than at any time since he inherited
the Cubs from his father. must
have been silently wishing that his
own ball players would give it the
"old college try" like the Dodgers
do.
An example of the differ
ence In the two clubs; A Chi
cago player hit ball off the
centerfield wall and there were
four Brooklyn players 1.-THE
three outfielders and the
sbortstop) out there to get
the rebound.
Yet when a Chicago outfielder
made a throw TO third base no.
body backed up the play. II hap
pened twice, the first time cost
ing the Cubs a run.
Wrigley yesterday moved into
his office in Wrigley field, the
first time since he inherited the
club that he's left his gum bust
ness TO watch closely how the
baseball wheels 90 around. The
gum tycoon has many stooges who
are supposed to advise him but
in the past their advice hasnt
been exactly correct. Wrigley is
having a closer look for himself.
SCORE RAPIDLY
The Dodgers trimmed the Reds
lead to three games by their Cub
victory. The Dodgers made five
runs IN the first three innings,
betting the bespectacled Bill Lee
off the mound in less than three.
Curt Davis, the Brooklyn starter.
was also hit hard but his relief
man. Vito Tsmulis, corraled me
Cubs and held them to one nit IN
the last six innings.
The New York Giants trim
med the Pirates, 81, IN a night
game. Carl Hubbell pitched
his sixth victory Of the season,
allowing only six hits.
Detroit moved back into the
American league lead by coming
from behind to beat the Red Soz'
1913. in IL innings. Pinky Hig-
gins single with the bases loaded
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JtHhIIls TtsIL IlVu
DOWN AND UP

He started falling down and
staggering up, falling down and
staggering up. Six times ne
went down before the finish. and
I'll swear 10 you that not one Of
the falls was due 10 clean,
hard punch from Armstrong
fists.
You don't have to take my
word for this. You can have the
word of Eddie Mead, manager Of
Armstrong.
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The Texan landed three-s.N-tsn,
maybe IS. Of his Sunday nights
and lefts. but the only effect
they had vas 10 make th1 little
Negro snort a little louder. shake
his head a little faster. and bore
in a little more reSolutely.
Then Jenkins ran out of
punches. Arm weary. little
sick in his stomach from the
blows Armstrong had sunk In
his middle. and a bit discouraged
because the best blows he posses-
sed had had no noticeable effect,
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and they included Arnold
Hangers bit, winner Of the
Wood memorial.
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through thss isuxhes ssseie
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sponges really are skeletons,
Living spongcs are covered with
flesh and somewhat resemble q
fresh liver.
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Pioneer League
nv UNITED PRESS

RocRtello's Win parade was
snapped last night when ths Carts
lost III 10 thirt.piaee osdcn.
Salt Lake widcned its Pioneer
league lead "a eight games with
a a.. victory over sceand-plsee
Boise.
Idaho Fails dumped Twin Falls.
1913 on SIX hits and three Cow
hoy errors.
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SCORE RAPIDLY
The New York Giants trim
med the Pirates, 81, In a night
game. Carl Hubbell pitched
his sixth victory Of the season,
allowing only six hits.

Detroit moved back into the
American league lead by coming
from behind TO beat the Red soz'
lO-s. in IL innings. Pinky Hig-
gins single with the bases loaded
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Painters Win
From Dairy

CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
Evening star., 1940-09-15

sands Of silk stockings, lace stock
ings, opera length hose, short socks,
half hose, invisible hosiery-in fact
he's run the gamut of the gam
encasing business. He knows the
peculiarities of every star and has
the latest measurements of their
legs. He can tell you when a star
is on a diet and when she is get
ting fat.
In other words, De Mond is un-
oouptedly the ablest authority in
Hollywood where legs are concerned.
That's why his word carries weight
in any discussion of loveliest limbs.
Two Dozen Are Tops.
What makes Willy de Mond news
this week-big news, we might
adds that he agreed to come
right out and select for our ex-
elusive publication the two dozen
incest legs in all Hollywood.
The "a shapeliest stocking filters,
according to Willy de Mond, are:
l. Rita Hayworth.
z. Joan Blondeu.
3. Marlene Dietrich.
4. Alice Faye.
5. Betty Cradle.
6. Brenda Marshall.
7. Ann Miller.
8. Eleanor Powell.
9. Martha Raye.
10. Ginger Rogers.
IL. Lana Turner.
y. Jane Wyman.
Explaining his choice Of Miss
Hayworth as the most leg-worthy of
the group, Willy said:
Her legs are long and shapely.
Unlike most dancers, the muscles
are not pronounced, probably be-
(see HEFFERNAN, Page F-2J