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Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-10-12
FIND TETRAHEDRI re

SUPERIOR. - The Nancy Lee
Mines, Inc: is said to have opened
about IA inches of tetrahedrite ore,
carrying high copper and silver
values. in its deep tunnel. The find
was made about 1000 feet from the
portal and around 700 feet from
the objective of the tunnel. The
company holds IL patented and A
unpatented claims. R. L. Brain
ard of Kellogg. Idaho, is president
and Henry H. Ray, Superior, gener-
al manager.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-10-12
new Mill IS
Being BUILT
AT COOKE CITY

Potlatch syndicate of Wallace,
Idaho, is building a mill near Cooke
City on property leased from the
Cooke City Gold Mines. The mill
will recover values by amalgamation
and gravity concentration and is
reported to have a capacity of 800
tons in "a hours Both mining and
milling operations will be on a
three-shift basis. The property is
north Of the holdings of the Sure
Shot Gold Mining Corporation In
the Cooke City or New World dis
trict of Park County.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-10-12
WOULD ENJOIN RERATRs

HAMMOND, Ind.-Suit in federal
court to enjoin Standard Oil Co.,
of Indiana from receiving rebates
and offsets from the Standolind
Pipeline Co, its subsidiary, in the
form of dividends, has been filed
here. 1t is intended as a test of the
new Elkins act.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-10-12
Santa Rita
Nears Sands

ON the northeast end OF ms
trend" is Santa Rita-Tribal No. ~,
C SWK SWA 3-35-6W, now drill
ing at 27S5 and due to get. the
Moulton sand early next week. The
Moulton sand is found about 200
feet above the Ellis and is a dark
gray sand, easily distinguished from
the brown specked Sunburst sands
of which there are two distinct
members. Below the Sunburst, oc-
casionally with little if any shale
between them. is the upper Cut
Bank and finally the lower Cut
Bank, distinguished by its black
ebert content
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-10-12

SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE SUNBURST BADGER
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-10-12
WEST SLOPE


lines up on the northeast-to-south
west trend" of the Lander pool.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-10-12

HOGAN ON VACATION
Dana Hogan, president of Hogan
Petroleum Company, Los Angeles,
formerly of Montana is now on a
cruise to Tahiti.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-10-12

Our GOLD ORE TONNAGE propo-
sition has evidently been misunder-
stood. Our client, rather than sell
additional stock in the mine, during
period of low prices, is willing to
divide the profits from the Ore on a
$3.50 basis, after deduction of roy
atty. The money received from the
sale of this Ore is needed to prepare
the Ore body for more economical
mining Three ore bodies in this
mine produced 1894 tons of ore,
averaging 1921 per ton AFTER
TREATMENT of $500 per ton with
payment for gold at $31.S1 per ounce;
the gross value of the Ore being over
$4,000 per ton.This speculation offers
an opportunity for very satisfactory
profits in few months time. Write
for further details.
MINES BROKERAGE COMPANY
Box IT'S Helena. Montana
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05
'ICERS ROLL ON TO WITHIN ONE GAME OF INDIANS
State Hospital Teams
To Meet Sunday

To Western state hospital team
uin - hast 20 ths Ns.liHal tske
hospital team SuaaaF n harr
al Kams al AtsltAseana TIE
ffnsan ~ the visitors IN .ncittde
fenr fafnsf racnsnaHz ~ have
eIaxza n lhs CITY tszEss Dewey
West lufirlisf aasaH IanafniFs
a. Tanf rfuienis. nutfleislsfs
80 asaaFs Feifuan fEtshsF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05

Gonzales and Lee FsllIn FOR eleven
blows
waily Hsbert of San Diego dolsd
out only -four hits IN heating Holly,
WOOD. so
Sacramento spilled Oakland, 81
as Norbert kielnks limited m.
Oaks 20 five hits.
los Angeles gave rertiasd
enc run In the firss ianlas o.
the opener and biankea The
Duess for the resf 81 the
ntxhL The Angsls ssns
through with runs In the fifsh
saa sisth innings 10 get . III
dseislsn 10 ne first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05
Dog Owners
I To Fight
Prisoners

tacoma dog pcisoners ~ail have
definite organization 70 fight
from now on IN.
TIE washington stats Dag Pro
teetive association wss perman-
entity formed last night AZ = meet
inc q cog fsnciers and owners at
the Chamber q Commerce.
DIR. A. A. woelfel who began
the organization. was elected presi-
dent.
A standing reward Of $500 cash
VIII b offered for arrest and con
vtction of any dog polsoner caught
acting against a association mem
hers dog.
The organization win pay
for autopsy on canine victims
IN N attempt 90 isolate the
poison and win seek legislation
making ~ mandatory for .
poison purchaser net only Co
sign his own name hut have
an identifying witness with
him ~ the time Of purchase.
-Four hundred dogs are annually
poisoned in Tacoma and vicinity,
Il was pointed out.
Women are especially invited "a
Join the organisation. A rs cent
fee was set.
Other officers chosen were Lloyd
Suffer. vice president; Dr. Norman
Dorm. vice president; Or. Fred
Francis. secretary. and Mrs. L. l.
ciough. treasurer. Directors are
DR. n. A. Hsrtwieh. Or. O. q
Button. Or. L. L. Todd. n. ID
Jones. Ray Grummei. J. Wander.
son. L r Lynn. Jack crsndali. r.
w. Beremnd, Ted Faux and Pete
Bridewell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05
Firpo Leads
WI Hitters

Tony F1rpo ~ TaeBns boosisd
his average nine points during ths
week - remain batting leader ~
the Western international league
with ss0 offieisl averages. inelssf
ING games Of July 10. shos Since
then the big fsll0S haa sided n
his marx his work has besn arm.
satlonal
Dan EseSbar - Wsnatshss mSy.
81 up 10 sccOnd attn s7z. an In
crease - is paints. Snlss smsad
Jolisy II Spokane dropped 10 tiard
despite q SIS point bettsrtnsnt
Dtii ffasvi. ~ salem was
sourih with rs ana Hsnry
fsssstti ~ weaAteh.s fifth "a
.sts. 40 ~ points and i've
pisss. during ihe sesk.
Jsii~y wa home rus kfss
~ifh 70, isi hiis. sss istai
hs.s. saa iss ruas batasa la.
DE sas tied sifh N.eshar fsr
npsst iva baEEsss. ~.
nin ns.ss ~ TAkinA marsd ths
faost rms. tos - ioz fss Ned
stskis - YAKIMA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05
Rainiers Take
Double Victory
ny tfNfrru poraE

The Seattle Rainlsrs today held
a whoppins is-gams lead on the
Pacific Coast league whlie Los
Angeles appeared ready TO make =
trinmphsl entry into second place
The Ralniers dumped San Fran
cisco In q doubls-hsader, bat Los
Angeles kept pace by double-drub-
bing poor Portland The Angels.
who have charged Up from seventh
place in the last few weeks. were
only . half game behind second
place Oakland
Seattle won the opener from San
francisco. "a stopping a Seal
rally in the late inninFs
The second game sent 10 the
Rainisrs. 81.
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Sensational
Rally Gives
Bengals Win
EIGHT Runs in 9th
Frame Overcome
Yuklmds Lead
wfsrTss INTERNATIONAL


NEAHNtfNh = W. 80
rsennsa ~ Vakfma
Vasusuvsf N. spnsans I.
Nsnslehs~ 4 aalsn ,
Ths T1rsts are within 80 Cams
- - Wsstsra International
league leaders Spokane
rhsY woa IN extremely serss-
tlaaaI mannsr iast alsst ~ Attn
let's pars frum Nakima. heated
rivals 10 n q
Nhlls they wsrs winning. apn-
kaas. xhich hAs sfaassa sids
open thfuash Ask II pitching.
szs iasiaa another - Vancouver
II. rgsf via last uiEht sss
Co In shat b-nk paid aff
Going Into ths lass half ~ the
eighth ths rlprins. ushtlaE the
Tigers teoth and nal far higher
things I'd. 81
Al lefty Lien had hssn hold
laH M Tigers eel n hand
aaffntzan started NIfh = single
and whsn the inning finally
assa slfh knsys stfiAsaat. eight
funs hsd efss~.sd ths plats aHd
ths Tigers wefs yieters
Aftss ossreis.a ssa,e fifpa
sfih . ssss.is, sesaua ~ tho
Same. .. sesfs The Tiger was
skss. rsrF~ii nesa sat. Airy
waihsa O'nsten singled. sr"r-
laa FiEra. nirksst dld IKE
st-s saa i've ssar- Funs wese
IN. i1ea va leshea risssasa
tssa ,ss ssa
ffs~sf slnsiAd r. fisht nrea-
net. batting for lAsisehlni waiAsd
and - "a ttasr. forcing In another
rin aaFfetsan flied out 30 tight.
M srnfs Fifpo up again. walked.
forcing ia another TN. Farrell.
faaiinK five times. singled 10 right.
HesIlnE me seventh ard eighth
runs kilsY shifted
fhrfs waa nothing - Il ln iha
malta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05
McNeill Winner

SOUTHAMPTON, y. y. - Don
MCNEIL OF Oklahoma City. second
seeded player IN the field, won the
mems singles title in the 50th
annual Southampton invitation
tournament today by defeating
Frank Kovacs, Oakland. Calf
Ga. s-3. e-3.
McEeill's triumph was an upset
lnasnuch az Kosacs yesterday had
eliminated Defending Champion
Bobby Riggs. 6-4. 10. Ga
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05
Ladies NIGHT al Athletic Park Tonight

- - II games snd - Sork IN ~ mound his
ysar haa hssn hettsr thar any tine N hn four
years n The league.
" sduissoa III - shsrxed far fsnl hat the
cub I'll b required = collect ths sa fssrsi tas
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SELECTIONS

--Noedsan. Certarus. Tfanswynn
-1aystte. Leland. RouEhway.
-lfene y, Alice Jean. Redo
-Dasko. Silver Black. Miss
I.isxie.
Mullett. Mano. Count Cary.
George n d. American I'm.
blsm. Lady's Son.
Liquidation, Ansfr~szo. Coup
dor.
-ollmpo, Exploded, stop Scout.
-olimpo, Explorer. stop Scout.
Lefty ormont. Evidently
Miokls Speed.
Best bet Muliett
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pltehsd' uuay I a haf 81 uass N
hlts off quar- runs seofrd of
uuas runs resi,unsihts foi Quay
n WA1hsf sirutf cut b. QUAY
hAiiau / Walkrf a hAseH On balls
off Quay q walker = std nttcls~s
unsy ist on hasss Han Franri4eo
tso=asss bic Wfishs funs hsttea ih
erhustaf tanui NieufsF Nnfhsft
snfins sarflfIcaa Holder CAmuhsN
achustsf . Wfisht double plart
NienAlse q srhnstrf - AfHhie lea
ming . wright - Pain uHssiu,sn
~ Archie tiins % nmpifss Nds
wards ara foerN rlafsfs waiNtna
Hrflns Haufa QUAY . white rsfs
nanass CAmnhrli naFfstf WFiaht
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05

HHHHsHE NItf - 81 " e HiifIA. lIaaifia
p4szlasf ntssuuianH INNINGS pc he'd
Len IA t.sataaun b l1hnaou
i hauaslf4m - dedaaHIni tM.
hsatssl J e. sst. az lasa fu Elsana
mann , Jghnaasn = Hauaatf1iH ~
Af~sieahlhi MaarAai aita. or ifsn
~ NANsnnianH y gssHna9u sauds
stfan Mssieahini ! ha4pai 3 runs
erred OF Lien NEa~Hnsaan b ~
4nhHaun 9 tauaafffsn j Msarahint 4.
huanai o fuaa fsspisslai BE toe tien
= fiasnHiahu ~ asnzlztEaHn . Nsdss
sniui 3 stfufH asft - bAzu q ~
gssaHalsa aaddstlaan AHGfanlnf
a. Esaes - Haia Oft lHsH : kltsus
lasan } sanastfsm lsfs ga naass.
aktMA fa49mA nome runa,
hllas atamD~r a k4azDaas hitA.
Wnipuis hli3 Nsi1aua1 Firpo 4.
fspNsf ftlAs Fathed Ia nilaS. ten,
sssssu~f 4 AsiEasat . B4sf FifDo
, FaHfsa Ohfien. HseEsfs 4. Tfgg-
e. ssoisn pa.s. utiss doQbis plays.
Hsses - 1t4nsef hssse uuasslatsa
Nsns. ! - umpifea. ciaFts and MAJ
sssf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05

TIE roaring Tigers Ill play the seeond game 81
their series with the YakimA Pippns saturday night
II Athletic paris with women fans guests 81 Priest
denl Jack Qun
Floyd Lefty Is<kite wi1 ~ cat after Ms
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Runs responsible for, Oliver 3.
Hawkins 2; struck out by Oliver Y.
Hawkins q: bases o balls. off oliver
2. Hawkins Q. left on bases. wcnat-
chez 6. Salem 9. three-base hits, Cor
carart Petersen: two-base hits, Trax-
Ter. LiEhtner 2: runs batteu IN. Trax-
Ter. Jewell Wilson. LAghtner. Eacri-
flee hit. Knoll; stolen basen. Wilson.
Escobar. Bonetti. Ratio, double plays,
oriffiths 10 Knoll 70 Harris oliver
70 Bscobef: time. stioi umpires.
Cole and Nenezich.
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teaus 2. Edy 3. Lloyd .. Jolley q
Fsleoni Aden. stlckls. Acolnnis,
Roche. two-base hits orteif Quinn.
cair1tsaux. Edy. Sickle. Joiiey. stew
art. Roche: home run. Lloyd. stolen
base. Quinn. sacrifice hit, Sinner.
quinn. left on bases. Vancouver y
Spokane II: base on baiiG. Of
Holmes Jonas 4. Kinneman L
struck out. bY Jonas >. Holmes .
Kinnsman 1. hit<. off Windsor IN
= inning for runs. Jonas I In
inning FOR 5 runs. loslns pitcher
Winsor; time 7.io. umpirss. Moran
and Clebaugh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05

Idaho Fails last night defeated
the league-leading Salt Lake Bees
81. The Bees managed 5 hits off
the pitching Of Ear Of the Rus
sets.
Twin Falls defeated Pocstello
81. The Cardinals took Hall Of
the Cowboys for 7 hits
The ogden Reds trouneed tina
Boise Pilots "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05
En- Zimmerman
Will Turn Pro

PORTLAND - Emery thinner
man. Portland winner Of The Wash
lneton state open this wesb. viii
hit the pro hop. hs said today
Hls finrt start Nlil be IN the
national p. q A. tournament a.
Hershey. Pa Later ~ Wiz play
II Scranton.
BE viii b. accompanied b. his
brother. Al AidsrNood pro Nho
finished kigh up IN the stais open
AMTRHAs ASSOCIATION
~ Psia 7. Minneapolis 4
Columbus s.iz indianapolis "a
second game innlhssl
Toledo 81 Losisyiiis "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 10. Cleveland 2.
Boston Y. Detroit Q.
Chicago 10. Washington 0.
st. Louis 5, Philadelphia 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05
DHrSks IusrH

James csensy IL psfmli,ss only
me glass ~ milk FOR lunth dnr.
ina the filming ~ hls fight scenes
In city FOR Conquest"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Newark SIS. Buffalo SD.
Jersey City 2. Rochester 3 "a
inningEl.
Baltimore 2. Toronto ,.
Syracuse 2, Montreal 3.
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Longacres Results
FRIDAYS PROGRAM

7Ol-lir, ..oo. slslHins s.y,ar.
foals. 81 furiones
outsu.s D. .lioI Gee - 10 $40
Joess,s 10 order Reynolas ni. -
, sos nns Tot Jay /. oola ors. DiA-
3no--sscena, ,4oo. maiden allow
eA ,ancea 2.rear -olda. . f,fionss
blask l.lg uiO am % % s2lo
jn s ~" ,a,'' '''. $50 sp
Op Josfsss h ora.s, On, sn. ~
Burns ol o. on Harry Talfmour.
Last Gun Nerda Jimmy
102-1hifd. $500 claiming s-yeaf-
49, olds and up. Q fuflanEa
s-or,ssi !lip -. so $50 81
s.prad heat Joekeys In order
Love. schindie Jesaphsnn I.I2 "a
wind Roctet, Dave T spicy iifs
hrnis Boy, orphanoonand aud Billy
oox-fourth. saoo. slsimins 4.
Buddy hoxera ,iial - % - % 81 10
Steel worhef dial. ~ sao
Jocksys IN order ofoha. Palmer q
Zufelt. ia BRACES Maid shasta
kiick. lIthsrome, DARK Amber, u
Eighty. Dlsahtrr She'll. Handy ANDY
1nE-fifth. ss0o. claiming. a-yeaf
w oids and up. f1fiones
Orderly u.s. LIS 60 81 10 ~ 80
Mis- bootsr uOej I7iD 10
Jocseys IN order surna. Oar. poS
son. lib 10. Shasta Buddy, folvoa
Image. Dootsr BUY, Major chfif, on.
thfio Oregon and HYInpathixef
10k-sisth. stoo cisimina. s-year.
Aoo oldE and up. one mile
,ossn ulel s,s. t5s 90 tit % t1 %
1919 nan,so. uls, $50 -
s. Jesssys - orast E.llsy schlhals,
fistis Hero 9wnn. sars S.s 1 $780,
Broom snd Dad B4tisr.
on7-setsnth nUO. claiming =.
- 80 ysaT,e,ds ana % . fllr'ons.
sAaiei2zzl nie. .s..ssao - 20 " %
Has,.a. In.t MI. y" 70
Joessy. IN order. spsry. s.h,pals
Dodson, isii as Some 1saf1sy. Apitv
burston Manor, sun superlst,s, fssri
Alma and Valiant noy
10Q-Eighih, 600. claiming q
Home peorrs .nisl Ti5 %
Joekrys IN orfsr nsgneids
sehinals vsfnsf " - frltors
We Are oiillbAileh. rlsos rfias
nnrssf chisf ooin gst. Maud Hoes D
ana ronisetion
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Entries and Selections

Here are Sundays overnight
entries and selections for Long.
acres high grade offering.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE


Seattle As. San Francisco 81
Sacramento 5. Oakland 2.
San Diego 5. Hollywood 0.
Los Angeles rs, Portland 10.
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League Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

fEoIEHDAfe HEsILIb
Boston l0-4, Cincinnati 3-3, sec.
ond game. II innings.
Chicago 4, Brooklyn }.
New York ST.. St Louis 40.
Pittsburgh 5. Philadelphia 2.
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Campbell
To Battle
.Medalisi

Ths tournament Hss4zast versus
ths defending chsmrinn
That AS ihe aiiuatinn faf the
fnal match ~ ths annual wash
lnktan state Amateur Coli tour.
NJ shlsh beEsn Il $50 this
mnfnInK ever TIE Flfersst unNs
Albert r tseattYI campi,sli
seattle defending utiist. wha De-
feated uah Van Re asft diminu.
i've rseama ass Yesterday IN
semi final PLAY Il sns hnaIlst
The ether il an anhsfslaed 10.
YsaF I'D oaiiees ffsshman. pick
liansn ~ Mafshhsid ots. who
tnoa msdsilst henaFs lszl wsanss
day N the heis aasiifyins
fuana
fhelf uatrh wiil \. . ~
hsls affair. saatsh psa, Thsts
afterassa reasd wlll h~sin 81
: eseseck. and yin ~ ssferr.a
b - iess = parsonage thsa
Nss"t Harry y. Csia. a. az
aent Eaifrf.
HAnsn gained his place in tRs
finals ~ defeating Ralph Nhaisy
Seattle veteran who anes Wrapped
nad Ward IN match play wAalsy
had trnuhls with be ratisf ~
three putied rive Ersens uansn,
play while mt a. hfiiilant ss 4
had been previously N the thur.
nsy. was steady. he sen four 40
two 10 play
After eliminating Gerry nert
r.. Seattle city champ. from ths
running during the morning witi
brilliant sub-par Kelf. Van ~
Marx loet his touch against Camp
beii ia the afternoon The assttl.
aeot. on the other hand. aeviaiss
seldom from par and won M
match on the 18th green
M rs.uits Of n. snAmp,oashi,
ana tiiaht matches tnilas
I Championship Fiiaht plnE HanaI
Whslas asisatea Walter eaassrun.
ana : arnstf Campbell defeated rsu
I Finrlta. 8 ana Hob eannHmaIb a.
Il feHaea Germ bert U ! ana 4 wsn4i
/ finals iiansn aefshtsa Whhiss an
Campbell defeated yanasnnafs
fifst gisht Ha~sf1 hnusr.op ~
attle defeated Cesil amifh. kastfis
I nn Gordon Wasnsf faanfna ~
fsAtsd ffank HsFefksn faeaina ! Rf
hstond fiiaHt ora Aatkius "a
goma defeated chsflHs AfCuns
Nslla wslls 40. nall va IL
s.'sna defeated stsiasoasss :.
uaiia dslsatsd . a Fhnsf a~attis
: ana J hun Meyer fafaaa asf-als.
AuasfmsD. Iaff8sa 40
Third fiiWht John 1A4tfls kssitif
osfsatsa Commander " ropham
hrsiasftsn. ana sassf Hufa
ss sss . ass'1,ea v,l y. as,s,s-i,
rslllnahsss dsf~.tsa hsf 1hasn 4 : :,
/ Tacoma : and } n T. healing bat
tls asfsatsn Mas Jensen. Misnyiiis
Aiaus ) aud
fslsrth nishi john F7gun r.
7 eysnA. asfeaisd fiseTss nasDrp1s
wSiia Nslia ? 400 nsfsstfom
tls sna Walter nftshksH g.
Z coma aefsated > a Lara uifHpfa
2 aua Aian fauE fasszsz4s defssisf
Ffant htF9hseNsf hsstsls y ana n
IRA flisht assfson. W
nsfshes asfsat~a Hili stream $50
/ - ] snd peufNs y DagasG To
coma asfsatsd on UAFHnsf Ma
{ asailS = 900 ~ hawisf Oifm1
/ pia asffatsn pirk fN2tef fasufHa
Jglsl nfse,st'.'o ~, =. I,
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with ELLIOTT METcALr

"Hi-yah Hiyah :. G'wan you oil see-eeee-atile
Yo' can't beat ouah Tigers. Cmon you St yrain . cmen
you Nordyke give 'em de oil fits Hiyah hyah
high musical voice rang out across the old lih and
street ball grounds home of the immortal Tigers OF
19o4-05
Behind that voice besmed tan-hued face alive with
the JOY OF living Of white teeth reflected
the suns rays rhythm Of gurglng stream chuekles
followed the pleasant ringing voice at each occasion
Great laughter greeted those bursts of Dan Gibson
snteel Negro and undoubtedly the
OF laughter spontaneous . apprecaave
Because Tacoma andom loved Dan Gibson boased ability
naurslness Of
years
perhaps of previous
And continued to take its prominent place the local national
this modern organized
ring no grand old has
Golden shower. las, nigh, ne. midnight
physical night
and walk from where he would wish would
There win be fan. in the future just as there fans the
past but there will be another like Dan Gibson gentle polite
considerable and deeply friendly admired and respected
by all who knew him all races of men
A Civic Asset -.
WELL. sir that Hot Steve league Of Tacoma going to
y town and in hg way
Ever since the boys organized they have been doing
things with precision, but they're stepping out TO do
something top scale
I'm talking about their Jamboree billed for Athletic
The day oE Should write Sss history herr. Never tn.
followed locally
thing t. VIII Hot on
It's stupendous out of the ordinary gigantic the circus
yodeler would bark
Here's the programs major parts
THE usual 7h inning
2coldspo electric refrigerator to Hot Stove member
at the Jamboree
trip Series Northwest ArlInes United
In
member of the league the
5-Other entertainment
fighting Tigers
and the COMMUNICATING Indiana rivals for the WI top
That's just the starter There be attractions The
Committee Chairman Jack Shapiro of searsRoebuck
arranging other
waa-ait minute Your old neighbor just happened
to think
Here he started the Hot Glove league has boosted and
petted it along with the rest of the for
it 1000 per cent i. :.
And what do you suppose? Why, he isn't
hand two bits quarter Of dollar to the husng
workshooter Ted Van Fossen of the Bank of California
But that twohts going to Ted fast The idea
What tardy guy I've been all these weeks
a test for the Hot Stove
better things
Meaning. organization working civic proposition
having its headquarters rooms lunch counter shment stand
and all that thing
Spokane has its table Portland
club Seattle Its Washington Athletic club
And Tacoma high rating husng similar organization
through its Hot Stove league
The the and fast
McChord field enlarged Fort Lewis
The big shipyard be made much larger
All of which bring residents to the city
virtually 1000 members
aiming for 5000 and why not?
If you don't belong to league join and join
n Jamboree member and perhaps
something material value that particular night
Anyway join and be in on the ground floor when the
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Olsen pitched noshit bail a. tne
IA team defeated tns Mckinley
Merchants. 10 0. IN a Twiilshl
isaEs1s game Friday
IN ansihsr Twilight contest. ths
Parsiand Pirates ard Lincoln ssFv-
&c played b. a - tls AZ Harmon
piayfissi Ths game will b. rs-
played - Harmon on Aug IL.
IN mnior boys composition. tbs
Boys club best Model Lumber.
: - !. and tsks~oad Center won
over ne summit cubs. 1 too
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Losing pitcher. Jensen innluau
pItr led JsnHfn Ia II bat OF jsns
off Jsnsen runs fespansibis Tor
IanAan !. Hittie ktf1rk cut b.
Jensen kittis ufempfy bass
on balla OF Jensen Hlttis . ofeas
orY D slid pitches. Jensen , passed
ball nofriho left oa nams Seattle
san Francisco . tHoshhA~ hit
vAnni fiins batted IA hehusisf
Tanhi Archie saCflfiHa hits. white
Oregon siolsn hases Barrett Arrhisl
double play. Pain unaksiafrf time
a. umpirea, roesl ant hipnT1s
Players Naiking ruftssft hafvtt
kearss ?. NisWisc wnits ! shustsf.
nafTh q 0yssiiuan. Burma
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aiAsKas DEFEATED

NAfIA WALI.A. wa.h,--The
Seattle 1laaefa we're out Of ths
washington stats senal-pro base
Daii toufnament today By virtue
- double. hssdsr trouncing.
The Evsrstt weyefhasussrs heat
~ eiassrs 10 n the opener. and
Waiis Walia Jaycsss took the
niGhteap "a IN 10 Innings. The
JAyesas we're helped BY II Glaaer
bobbiss.
The Seattle Glbsona ana weyer-
hasusera meet tonight.
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First Kams
Los Angeles 600 oil 200 2 o
Portland CO.,. 100 600 0oo 8 2
wsiland and Hsrnand.s Lisks
and Anuunzin. Dsnnlstsn
Second Kamf
I.os Angeles no io7 o ~ o
Portland ..... 900 600 0 o o
Fallon and Holm. iis1n. Coo
zsaiss. FAlin and Dsnniston
Sacramento .O0i Gle 0o0 5 u o
Oakland go. 900 40 100 o .
klsinks and ufss corbett
cantNsli ana conroy.
San Diego .. Ooz 40 0oo--b "a o
Hollywood 900 ono 60 0 4
Ehbert snd sslksld, nithsrn.
Tost. n0nerisf ana nrsnsel
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= nsitsa fof Pals IN sishis
= hAtssa fof Guar n eighth
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Seventh Race Purse 1890. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-05

Third Race Purse 500. three
year-olds and up claiming. i-is
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y.sF-ela. and up saer; l he
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second Rsce-ftIrse $500 g.
gesr-olds and up. Claiming 9 fur