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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

fOfIy Thousand idns we're tA-
pected to attend openers at Holly
wood. San Francisco, Sacramento
and San Diego.
For the first time in league
history, Hollywood will get the
opening assignment in Its new
park instead of Los Angeles at
rigley field. Oracle Allen of
the films viii toss out the
first ball from the stands at
the hollywood-Seattle game.
A capacity crowd of $4,000, in
Guiding many movie stars, was
expected to see Manager Bill
Sweeney lead Hollywood against
the pennant-winning Seattle club.
Likely batteries were Wayne Os-
borne or Rugger Ardizoia pitching
for Hollywood with Bill Brenzel
catching. Dick Barrett will pitch
for Seattle and Gillie Campbell
will catch.
MAILS HEADS PARADE
alter (Catty) Mails, the San
Francisco left-handed press agent,
will give the fans pre-game pa
rade up Market st. with San Fran
cisco and ortPland players riding
on fire trucks. Mails said 1t will
be the first big baseball parade
here in 20 years. The Seals and
the Beavers will hold a free base
ball rally tonight at the Veterans
building here.
At Seals stadium Mayor An
gelo Rossi viii throw opening
pitches In the general direction
of home plate, with Fire Chief
Brennan trying to catch them.
Sam Gibson. veteran 20 game
winner. will pitch and Joe
Sprinz will catch for the Seals.
Subma riner Ad Liska will pitch
for Portland with Eddie Fer
nandes catching. The crowd
may totai L,OVO.
Sacramento anticipates between
5000 and 10000 fans for its tilt
with Oakland. Tony Freitas, vet.
eran left-hander. will pitch for the
Solons with Bruce Ogrodowski
catching. Ralph Buxton will hurl
for Oakland and Bill Conroy Will
catch.
President Wilbur c. Tuttle viii be
guest Of honor al the San Diego.
Los Angeles game at San Diego
He likely will see a pitching due
between two OF the leagues best
southpaws-Ray Prim of the An
gels and Wally Hebert of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
: Bengal Tennis Team
: Meets Aberdeen Cats

) opsning its 1870 net season. the
:. Stadium tennis team win meet the
: Aberdeen Bobcats on the Point De-
fiancs courts Saturday morning at
II o'clock.
The Bengnls are expected to
hnve . powerful team with
fhree varsity lettermen and
three reserve felt winners.
The varsity men are:
Cromwell viii play number one,
Bob Simpson. two; COPYRIGHT.
: three: Brown. four. and John Bru-
: die. five. Cromwell and Court
fright win play first doubles while
Glenn Murphy and Bob Simpson
: viii hold down the number two
: doubles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

It's the Water won four points
from Tacoma Milk Producers to
gain a tie with Schorn Paints for
first place in the league stand
ings. The Painters dropped three
to Dales Service In an important
match. Dale pinmen are still in
the race, only one point behind the
leaders, with one week of play
remaining on the schedule.
Results of the other
matches were: Russ Michael's
Service 4. Columbia Beer O;
Flett Dairy 4, Club Cigars O;
Atlas Beer s, Hub Clofhiers
l; Tribune Publishers 5,
Broadway Sport Center /;
Washington Har d ware 4,
Pacific Match o; Don's Pa
CODA 5, Carlson Nc allum /;
Wakefield Motors 4, Crysta-
like o; Triple X Barrel 5,
South Tacoma l.
Included among the high scores
Of the Class b league bowlers
were the following: Ray Michaud
$50. Jack Zeour 567, Pop Jelusich
500, Bill Sergeant SGT, Eddie
Vallish 575, Walt Silseth 563,
Henry Legacy 5s5, Ernie Chris
Jensen 5a5, II. Brown 573, Joe
Penowich 563, Paul schaeffer 5s7,
Joe Paddock $40, Chef Wilksten
5ss, Barney Olsen 5ss, Ray Ham
sen 57s. Fred cady STA, Charles
stagner 5s6, and Elmer Haring
5e4.
Henry 1Hgaey's 245 was
the high single game of all
the Thursday league bowlers.
Bill Rawlings led the
bowlers of the Peterman
Manufacturing company
league on the Play Nor
alleys with q 5s5 total and
206 single game.
Archie Ingalls, turned in 544 for
the best score in the Safeway
league games on the Play Nor
drives. Frank Armstrong; 200
was the high single game.
DIR. C. E. Griffith's 524 was
the best score in the matches of
the Play Nor Commercial league.
Walt Talreott turned in three
good games in the Odd Fellows
league on the Broadway alleys to
lead the scoring in that circuit
with a SIS total.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
BOWLING

Clyde Grain. one of the best
bowlers of the Class 3 City
league, rolled $50 in matches on
the Broadway alleys Thursday
night to set up q new three-game
record for the season in the big
20-team pin circuit. His singles
were 20i, 233 and 235.
Seven of the Class B stars
rolled into the 600 class. Their
aeare. ware o.. fo1tau,..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
CCC BoxING TOURNEY
(35) BlaekJaeks

SPOkANE-Capt. Jack kilgore
announced today an eight-man
boxing team from Spokane,s ccC
district would represent the city
in the state AAu tournament at
Yakima April 2. Kilgore said the
fighters who will make up the
team had not been chosen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Dewey West Writes From Medical Loke

Falls Of the Pioneer loop and spo-
kane Of the WI league. The league
teams will spring practice al the
lake. Dewey also said the lake
playing field has been remodeled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

Dewey West. former Logger In
fielder. now with the Medical Lake
nine, writes his club is scheduled
to play practice games with Twin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

F1rpo an Affr0cfon
THE Tigers will open their home spring training work Sun
day April T. al the Veterans hospital grounds American
lake -.
Whether that date chosen with motive In mind |
cannot say bring up that angle of things because base
ball men are VIGOROUSLY superstitious
They'll do anything from wearing rabbit foot pinned
on their undercothes chewing the wad of for
months Just so long they believe within themselves that
such things bring them good luck In their vocation
might have
son Nes Hong Quill Rhyme that
future assured greeting the
vii opening practice
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

Also, there's that number z
;. lucky seventh seven come
eleven and bring baby new pair
of shoes
Anyway. that's the date for the
1910 home beginning. And when
that date rolls around fandom, too.
will be prominent at the sidelines
out there on the shores of Amer1-
can lake :.
That Is only natural because
thousands of fans today are stand
ing on nervous heels waiting the
new season. They are hungry for
Tiger news and action. T hey are
anxious to see some of the her.
aided rockies do their stuff, stand
ing by to give major criticism.
which Is part of our great Amer
lean game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Brookdule Golfers
To Meet Sunday

Members OF the Brookdale Mems
Golf club will play In an intra-club
match Sunday. Members are re-
quested TO be on hand at $50.
Matches win be played on seven
eighths handicap. The losing team
will pay for the refreshments. All
former members are invited TO
participate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Epsilons Capture
League Hoop Title

Sigma Zeta Epsilon fraternity
captured its fourth straight "a"
league intramural basketball
crown Thursday afternoon when
1t turned in a 80 to "a win over
the Independents. The Zetes
went through the season with
seven wins against no losses.
while the Independents finished
second with only one loss.
The Independents won the
"B' league title for the
second straight year winning
straight games, while the
Zete seconds finished in
second place.
Pat Piper playing his last
basketball game for the Zetes
lead the scorers with Is counters.
Bob Bennatts who eaptained the
"B" league team followed with
seven points. The Zetes lead Is
to at half time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

They will particularly want this young giant, Tony
Frpo, University of California exgdman and sugger of
reputed power Well he has that represents power
of the super type The sports world long will remember
Firpo the Wild Man of the Pampas fighting brute of the
sc rings who knocked the great Jack Dempsey clean out
of the ring with resoundng blow from his great Argen
tian paw
Ffrpo the Manager Rhyme believes will suppant
Morry Abbott unsigned
strongly pro
have been Fpo hitting length They remind
of his 800 average California college ball
Well. II Frpo 81 homers he'll fit the
local But wouldn't
string? However
whir. They'll a
others the seventh
OF that roll isn't Roll spring
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Coast Circuit Opens
1910 Chase Tomorrow
Hollywood Gets Opening Assignment for
First Time: Seottle Meets the Stors

FRANCIsCo-Theyre going parade exercise and
generally make fiesta for the
Pacific Baseball tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
The Old. Old Cry ;.

/
again
It's the cry of game politicians TO restore the old in
adequate boss and buggy days TO
Washington
It's cry against state game control under which Wash
ngton has taken front line position with the progressive
game states Of the Union
plan is underway to start initiative to gain their
end but they'll be met in concerted opposition by the
broad minded sportsmen of the state =.
There sides argument of
the old worked favorably
counties whole the old
politics rotten the
This attack coming from Yakima naturally win putWest Coast
sporsmen For there been selfish
socaled inyoson from the West yet all this
sought friendlness
We had right seek those birds We supplied per-
centage the that although
will o-ealled
right take afield when considers the miserable
Yakima that district commit
protect prop
erty from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

Coast Baseball league tomorrow.
Padres. Billy Holm will catch
Prim and George before will catch
Hebert. A delegation of Los An
geles rooters was expected. with
the crowd totaling about 5000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
West Pays Freight

On the other hand West shooters fishermen have
left annually thousands thousands of dollars with Yak
ina district business men, which in have gone the
welfare Of all Yakima residents
For Is I've made that Yakima hunting trip. I've
found the folks there, whole, good people
hope TO meet But also have heard of political
groups who want control in their district only for selfish
reasons believe =.
matter of fact, directors all
Washington the have the authority
Bernard Mccauley who working his heart
put Washington ahead of the nations Of
states and doing clean. conscientious job
We Tom Lay Spokane Lou ovenden
Bennington Waa wa members OF the board
And control
three gentlemen
BIT that who have guided the parade
which proud Washington progressed
Unless game shown hopeless
well by the system to
especially will do that when find the poll
ucians behind the pulling strings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

Forty thousand fans were ex-
pected to attend openers at Holly
wood, San Francisco, Sacramento
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