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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

Simultaneous with progress on
the draft. 35, more national
guardsmen were ordered to report
for active service Oct. Is. It was
the second contingent called to the
coIors. 60, 500 having reported yes
terday.
Gen. George c. Marshall,
army chi~f-of-staff. In an
nouncing the second national
guard order last night in a
radio address. cautioned that
the next six months might be
''the most critical In the his
tory of this nation"
President Roosevelt. in the pres
ence of Secretary Of War Henry L.
Stimson and other high officials.
yesterday wrote across the en-
crossed parchment senate bill AGA
the signature which made peace.
time CONSUMPTION a law.
Roosevelt Immediately issued q
proclamation declaring Oct. IS reg
istration day. On that date, be-
tween the hours Of Z a. m. and
Q p. m. in every community in the
United States. an estimated 16,-
500. 900 men. who have reached
their 21st birthday but not their
36th. will go to local voting places
TO register under provisions OF the
draft law.
Before the CONSUMPTION machin-
cry viii get into full swing, Roose-
welt must issue an executive order
setting up the selective service sd-
ministration in Washington and
naming the man TO head IL. He
is expected to act on his return
from the funeral Of the late
Speaker William B. Bankhead.
Need Printed Forms
The first task confronting the
draft machinery is the printing of
millions OF blank forms for regis
trauon and rating.
Registrars will receive small
certificates, TO establish the fact
they have complied with the law.
The registration cards viii be
sent by election officials to coun-
ty clerks. who will re-distribute
them to local draft boards.
Other more elaborate forms.
calling for intimate details on
each individual. will be prepared
for use as QUESTIONABLE. BY his
answers. each man will establish
whether he is eligible for immedi-
ate service or subject 10 defer
ment. either because Of physical
condition. dependents or need for
his services in essential industry.
Boards To BE Named
Even more important in the
mechanical processes of admins
tering the draft viii be selection
Of personnel OF $500 local boards,
who will rate each man for mill
tary service. Governors OF each
state Will select these boards.
At least one board will be set
up for each county or for each
5000 residents, whichever is
larger
President Roosevelt's proclsms-
ton of q registration day a month
after the passage Of the act was
taken To indicate that haste will
be sacrificed 10 caution in calling
up the eonscripts. Original plans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

division ard adjutant general 18th
national Euard division
He wss honorsbly discharged -
an emergency officer In 1870. he
re-enlLzted IN the army upon h
discharge and retired a. q staff
sergeant in 1877. Following h
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Masonic News

Mon c. Wallgren. the Democrat
nominee.
The only other time state
director resigned to run for a con-
gressional post, when f. +. Banker
campaigned for the Democrat NOM
ination in the fourth district. the
governor did not reappoint him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Admits Theft
OF Groceries
Convicted Driver
Faces I'd Churqe

Rounding curve too fast on the
fumner-Fifs road not only cost
Lester B. Amburgey. 30. OF sedro-
WooIiey SIS and costs and 80 days
IN Pierce county jail. but IN
doubleday paved the way for a trip
20 the state penitentiary at walla
Wslia.
Taken before Justice Clarence
Layton Monday afternoon, Ambur-
Eey vas found guilty OF reckless
driving. Testimony was to the
effect the Skagit county mans car
ran into the side Of another ma
chine driven BY Clinton Neff and
knocked a front wheel off IL sun
day evening.
Had Stolen Good.
State pstroimrn. who arrested
Amburgey. told UNDERESTIMATE Clyde
Knowles they found an assortment
of canned goods. eiEarets, soda
ftf a4ta No4Aa1 N INC 4taI u INC
machine. Knowles hrgan question
ing Amburgey about the merchan-
disc after he had been fined and
sentenced by Judge Layton.
Amburgey. Knowles said. insist
ed he won the groceries on a
punch board Later. the under
sheriff reported. the man confessed
he broke into a grocery store at
the Pine Flats auto court at Dry
den, near Cashmere. early Sunday
and stole the merchandise.
To Face Second Charge
Knowles wired Chelan county
authorities. who replied they would
TAKE Amburgey to wenatchee at
the expiration OF the reckless
driving sentence. where he would
face q charge of burglary.
Jack Cowan Of Pnyallup.
charged with reckless driving
after a similar traffic difficulty
Sunday. also appeared in Justice
Layton's court Monday afternoon
and was given a suspended 30-day
SAIL term.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
IS, 700 Additional Guardsmen
Called by Chief-of-S Staff

WAsHINGToNstate and federal creating
Americas first time conscpon today Stats eac
state capital in action along developed mani
the conducted
putting 400 600 army
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

for the 1910 season. but with a
few exceptions 1t will be as follows:
Catchers: Gilly Campbell, Ed
Kearse and Joe Annunzio.
Pitchers: Hal Turpin, Dick Bar
rett, Paul Gregory, Les Weber
and Bill Walker as regular start
ers, with Ira Scribner. Nick Radu-
Mich and Tom Simmons in reserve.
Infield: George Archie. Al Me
mice, Ned Sickle or Joe coscarart
and Dick Gyselman. backed by
either Paul McGinnis or George
Farrell.
Outfield: Bill Lawrence, Jo-Jo
White, Edo Vanni and Francis KEEL
leher.
General Utility: Coach Eddie
Taylor and Spence Harris, who will
be the No. l pinch hitter and relief
first baseman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Oregon Ringmen
To Enter Meet

rOnrf.AsD---TssH Oregon h0x.
srN wsrs NAMED to-day - represent
shs state a me rational AAtf
to<lnT championships q, ftastaa
April s-to
Thsy ara rsmmT s1egeF.
siaisassaoh eissh. - s~1ua6ss
Waiter s@bi,<. Ofszen ANA
tssF Afhistis eisb. i1s psszszss
Aerts 5ohnsos. Csrsziils. trs
pounds. sad flNaaY A1lpe.
Chanswa in1i@a seheol. tis
potan1&.
me fighters we're ehessn ffen
eight ehasapa4as who seFs crusn=
"a IN ths finals % ms stats fourns-
msns Monday. Judges baiievs<
tboue four al oreEen can afford
- send sssFs The nsost likely %
a1ccesd At Hoat0n Tbe othsfs
may aiso sntsF II thsy pay their
o@n sxpensaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

rial indictment against Bonura
seems 10 be an accumulation Of
petty annoyances, not the least Of
which may be traced TO hts rather
one-traek mind.
In 1897, for example, Luke
ssweli, then catching for the
White Sox, and Bonura picked
10 runners off first base with
certain sign. The banana
man thought II great he
came an expert on the play.
Yet when he transferred to
Washington the following season.
sewell, employing the same sign.
promptly threw to Joe Kuhel 10
pick off Bonura.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
High Schools
Enter Meet

Ten schools ~ far HAYS accepted
Invitations 10 cofapsts IN ths
third annual southwest Washing
ton high suhooi al tsarnsm@Hl
saturday Al Paradise valley. a.
eordinE 10 pr. Warren Tosuisnsaa
faculty. advisor - ths csllsss ID
Puget sound Sal siab. spon~sf u
the composition
rhs teams arc ss.<1Isws. i.is-
ceia ard fseiissuz1as ~ -
esm~. ssd Lester. nF~ns~rtos.
ksfessfEis. f,snsyse<. rsssekl<y.
kasssei.s ssa Fsssilsp. TA~y
viii eoss~te fac tsaphles aa~
asssd - ths oismpis Dairy.
rbe pssEYsm ~iii lneis~s~ 49,
ism snd assn.hiil rsa>~-
Entrants for the Tacoma sefoDis
wiii iHcissis tina fDiieNfnx'
stadium Hannie Etohhlns. lack
Graham. nob briggs. fsoa ois<n-
dam. jack raseoe. siisrnst<s. Tsn
M0iltor aud Bsrt kaxis
Lincoln Eagsas FaFr. Pa rel
sun. HaFhsft Greens. Ernest Loya.
Herbert Sheriff.. aitsfnsses. wll.
liam H0vslasd and LYME Butter
is~iiaFrnins Art Has~lllnt. 10.
ksns pugmN. Joe Lsf'9fse. afsn
vrsssh. Jim McNsrshney; sitss.
mates. Jim FIsxpstriek and -
carlin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Salem Set
For Park
Dedication

sAI.EA Ths asl<m m~rsfnrs.
new rsemt<s a. ths w<st<Fu fntsfs
nAtina~i nAs~n~l l<.ass~. snst.r
prepared - formsEly ek<ist<n -
nsw home ih~ es<eFz. n Wsisf.
PARA sn Saturday.
Manager nsady nl.Aup Mia :
nNnqsss vii ~ kett Al . nnfsl
after fsstfsitle. At II part.
Meanwhile. Pitchers hey it<fss<
ami Issa nsvwss ard Catcher ns<k
hsshsp wsfs en seass 10 H~nta
nsrn~r~s where thsy Win lc<n .
score a. rockies far : ~auieklz
spring training ssmrl
t><h~v~ wks Win r~p~~s ~
IT, sNlsfsswss ~~mF h~s~vs v
ss~~ks ~ Apssl ) sre rls<s~s
osras. >sAsa. ossfsessess 49,
ts~~ses>s ss6 Ala Wssy.
shesssssp n1irkey Ae<9s1sne.
ssa uttlity Mas ~ l1she.ss
strwnxsA a the nss team wss
materially increased ~FIth tssskors
announcement that vst~faa Out
fisideFs NH Harris ard Charlie
Petersen md signed
Veterans who Win b,izt~s the
Senators saeAasS~ aheststap IlH
itob~rtsuns Third sssksr altar
wrob~i. Catcher ned rargu~Fssn.
Pitcher Jnhn Lands and n~cond
Isasemaa na~s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Jack Gusts
Benny From,
Fight Camp
Blackburn. Boss OF
Louis Troining.
Hits at PoYchsk

NEW YORK Joe f.oals ard
Challenger 1chnny fsyehsk sam-
rlsse thear training today fcr ~.
DAY nlgAts title fszht IN -
atmosphere az mutual slssrs~l
Al rompfon Lakes ~ =. tAs
rsychek szmp IL halzTEauxiy sss.-
picto0s that Loats isn't rssay foe
the fight because namhsr los
trainer. Jszk Blackburn. cu.ies!
Benny Lenn.rd srusn tAs Green.
~ood lake establishment ysstsr.
day. Leunard 10 Challenges Pay.
ehek's special boxing snstruetor.
a. orr~nweea Lake. y. ~
nlsekhurn said. -xar~ ! gave
B~nay IrenArd The hsesw-ke.
Why shsuld be watch i.s<zs~
trsia. whca he wea=t ssea ~
the repartsrs sit In 80 Pay
sh~cks secret wsrk.eatf
Why ae.'f they les - ecme
down saa sc~ wksf they're
doing h<hisd these clss-a
dooss ?"
Ard the somewhat mtffs
Leonard said. wen - glad q
welcome Louis. blackburn. ~ any
one from HI. camp IT fridays fin.l
boxing dnii-ss sosisy's fin.l
p-u-b-i.i-c Workout We have
nothing 10 hide nut apparently
the Louis camp has Otherwise
they wouldn't have barred me
yesterday
While Leonard wss h~isa
given the burns rush. ~
Jo,ting Je~'s ramp. t'hsis<s-
ger fayehek watched movies
es four Louis fights. Ard
when tAe iishss were turned
On In DR.. nl~r's cid r~vcia-
ticnsry war heu~e. rayciek
said
Il hope these pictures weren't
Kidding me. hope they wersn'i
Disney creations I'm positive
IN put Loul. on the fioor al least
once, and probably knock him out,
Anyway. ! should win the decision
with ease"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
EMBARRASSING MOMENT
FOR MU.T GAsTON

Milton CASTOR. formerly with the
Pale Hose, had fair kind Of move
To first base. and had spent some
time encouraging a fresh runner
10 take a little longer lead. CASTOR
was watching the runner out Of
the corner Of his eye. and whsn
he had him where he wanted him.
wheeled and threw.
Imagine his embarrassment
when just at that instant. Bonura
tapped him on the shoulder with
Stick In there. Mill. old fellow"
Bonura has been 4 grade a
showboat and cheer leader since
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Coast Camps


Nf ItUNN M&
nuxEs NOT NrMgN<<4 fnmf.
rn~ s<h~duis aid hssshaiI ~
day h<t~ssn n~n rrabeisra sn1
Garland ~ Nsh~stupot. MI Ne
~s~th~rmsn aid fsln. ~. n N
sstlsfs<tlon ~ fhe shosouahly
thnur~a a<<Is The ssms SO
cslt<f.
NArA. Cant - oakisn6 ~iz1
farm TnHy Ffpe, fsfmef unv~e-
atty of Csisfnvnl. faothsli st.ss
wlsh Tseems in shs wssfsrn n
t~Fnstisusi league this year Teey
pfusshlY viii play Ian fi<i4
LOs ANUHLEM - -
ps~stywac1 neoss es1nee -
Chte~u~ whs>~ -. - - -
s~rday's ssk1n116ee semu -
0fim~s~ No. ~ ~ ~
wA~s smIlus n~ta~esf - 1sSve
n ~ st~sA sss~en1 |. -
wtsatua rwa
Los ANGELES To Les ~
xslss Aa9<ls let - - tAs CO
go. Cabs Yesterday and wsin 4
fhs annual spring ''sh~~1n3 sssN~
championship Y vxs xhs thi<e
FAns ~ shs ssfi<s. - which -
c,1ns WIN twe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
TWO SOFTBALL LEAGUES ORGANIZE


Af.na<x. y. y - state -
str te<,~s Fass~i : ~ <atncrs<Iaz
rsrt-usassl<I n~ttink :. New xeFk
Fsss-tsseks and pTuHEhflnx -
arsfstEna - hssskmzzsxs
The azezar<. effee<ss m f.fz
~ cev. lI<fn<ft u l.<snssn -
ratified n he s~nste AFTER sfmaxt
thrive usnnfhs ~ a<hsfs wns senf
- the s<~eahly feF fEAaI seslas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Kayak Enters
Belmont Can

NEW YORk-C. S. Towards
Kayak ii today headed list Of
81 thoroughbreds named for the
47th running of the Metropolitan
handicap scheduled for Belmont
Park on May rs.
The chief candidates pointed for
the mile event were Cravat, Can't
Wait, Dit Eight Thirty. Fighting
Fox, Hansh, Isaroma, Impound,
Knickerbocker, the winner last
year; Nedayr, Porters Mite, Ro-
man Flag, Sun Egret, Straight
Lead, stagehand, the Chief and
Vohtant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Badminion
Stars Set
For Classic
Notionol Tourney
In Seottle
Opens Thursday

SEATTLE - Home town talent
was the target today "a approx
mAtely 125 shuttleeoek performers
awaited the opening Of the fourth
annual national badmtnton tourns-
ment.
Seattle entries won three out Of
ak events in the 1899 Champion
ships. Entries In this years three
day meet beginning tomorrow were
listed from as far away as West
port. Conn. and San Diego. Cal.
Hamilton Law and Dick
Yeager of Seattle. defending
titlists In the mems doubles,
retained their No. spot In
seedlings, although Dave Free
man Of Pasadena. Cal. and
Ken Qulgles Of Cleveland, o..
defeated them In last weeks
Inland Empire tourney 1T spo-
kane.
Other defending champions back
this year included Freeman in the
mems singles and Joe Smith and
Yeager in the mixed doubles. Miss
Smith, who with Mrs. Del Bark
huff won the 1899 women $
doubles, will team this year with
Jaunita Stern Of Tacoma.
Mary whittemore of Boston.
Mass. winner Of the 1889 women's
singles, sprained an ankle last
week and will not compete,
Over $50 matches were sched-
uled today in the six divisions
mems singles. women's singles.
mems doubles, womenis doubles.
mixed doubles and veterans
doubles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Milwaukee Props Top

OREGON CITY, Ailwau-
kie high school today held the
state interseholastic boxing cham
pionShip. won here last night when
the schools fighters posted six
victories.
Second and third places will be
decided when oregon City and
Sandy stage one more bout Salem
was fourth and Philomath fifth.
Jackson Of Oregon City and
Belts Of Sandy were the only 1882
champions 10 repeat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Discoverer OF Noted
Fishing Site Dies

FREDERICTON. ~. y. - The
man who discovered the famous
Hartt's Island salmon pool, mecca
yearly for thousands q American
fishermen. IL dead. He vas Thom-
an o. Phillips. IS. who was known
a. one Of New BrIInswiek's best
rivernen and guides until he BE-
came blind a few years ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

Every member of last years
team, with the exception of Alan
Strange and Bud Hancken, is again
on the roster. and with several ad-
ditions to strengthen weak spots,
Manager Jack Lelivelt feels that
his team has an excellent chance
to repeat.
With speed on bases and in the
field, together with the strongest
pitching staff in the league, the
Seattle Rainiers without doubt will
be close to the top, if not the lead
Ing team when the season finally
ends late next fall.
Lack Of a consistent smuggling
outfielder handicapped the Raj
niers last season, but this has
been corrected by the addi-
ton Of Francis Kelleher. on
loan to the Rainiers from New
ark, of the New York Yankees
farm system. Kelleher has
proven himself a powerhouse
at bat during the spring train
Ing season and the railbirds are
predicting that ne will be one
Of the leading hitters In the
league this year.
All of last years pitching staff
Is in shape to go and some of the
younger pitchers are expected to
prove their right to regular
starting position.
Shortstop position is the biggest
worry the Rainiers' management
has to face at present. Alan Strange
cannot be replaced with an expert
enced man, and Ned Sickle, for
merly of Whitman college, lacks
experience in Class IA play, but
has shown up well so far in spring
training.
Joe Coscarart Is still troubled
with his ankle, which was
broken last year. and 1t Is ques-
tionable II either Of these two
viii be able 10 carry the load.
Manager Lelivelt has not an
nounced the regular playing roster
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

AHthff IAiifu 10
show up for the
White Sox final
game OF the sea
son In Cleveland
in 1884.
Asked why he
took the day
off. Bonura ex-
planned he was
hitting 500 and
the safest way
for him To fin
Is h In [ h 9
charmed circle
was 70 remain
away from the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Museum Well Stocked
With Birds Eggs
NonTTUTELD.

thosaand skKa form an unusual
collection IN ths Carleton college
museum Ths eggs are those ~
North Aansrscan BIRDS ard eSutsiu
an outstanding sclentlfie yslus -
they possess exact iaenfHYlnE
data for many rare specimens q
BIRDS native 10 THIS eonnnsnL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Americans,
Nationals
Take Stage
Rsplors Circuits
OF Lott Yso1; Llusif
pIoYsrs' Ages

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stth xsm<~ n~saa risys~ - r1~e-
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= split Two roussa sxhefols
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sharsh@~ .~i Indx~s sn1 sssa ~iIn
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sssrsi esfsait and : nestln4 -
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night ~ sssie<s n ~ paxA q.
fsc@ al city hAli snn~..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

Bonura proved q costly In
vestment for Biil Terry and
the Giants. who gave Wash
inEton $4,000 and two play
or. for his contract. A year
ago. Terry announced he ws.
going 10 turn Bonura Into .
riKht-handed Hal Chase In .
few easy ie~~ens.
Memphis Bill, like Dykes and
Bucky Harris ahead u him, finally
gave UP In disgust
But zeks in vastly more than q
bali player. He's a boz office at.
traction and something n a char
aetsr You can write about him.
and there are too few ball players
Of whom you can write
It's too had he cant find =
spot. for baseball needs fellows -
his type.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

i hff" nc :
not precisely n
George sisler
but neither II he
the worst in the
world F"
A n d Ronura
has batted in
from IS 10 i3s
runs a season in
the majors for a
half dozen cam
paigns hit
.345 one year
$50 In another.
.32i for tn e
Giants In 1899.
Fk MANAGE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

he broke In, and his handciapplng
on tho field won crowds 20 such
an extent that four or five years
ago he was voted the most vaiu.
able player on either Chicago
team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
SKI WEATHER

PARADIsE-Road open 10 Par
adise; chains required from Narada
Falls; 80 degrees; no new snow I;
total 10s inches; overcast; srow
dry; skiing good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

Centuries must pass before the
scars % great forest fires are OBJ
liberated. The raging fire Of 1894
ravsged 1900 square miles a for
sst In Minnesota, 1000 square
miles In Wisconsin ard 90 In
Michigan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
PROTECTS AVERAGE ny
sTAyIN. OUT or GAME

Bonura seldom gives = manager
any trouble, but will protect him
self At all costs. Jimmy Dykes
was very mad when his large first.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

man. yet ball players tell you he
is not as incompetent in the field
as he is painted
'Zeke's a much maligned ath-
lete," says Vernon Conner Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Major Camps

HAINEs CITY, Fla. Red
Ruffing and Steve sundra or spud
Chandler will pitch for the New
York Yankees when they engage
their American association farm
club, the Kansas City Blues, to-
day. The Giants belted out a IA
Is win over the Yanks yesterday
in 31-hit suggest.
TAMPA, Fla. - The New
York Giants scheduled Cliff
Melton and Jim Lynn for
mound duty against the Gin
cinnati Reds today.
MIAMI BEACH, FLA. - Chuck
Klein. the ageing fcnce-buster,
was to rejoin the Philadelphia
Phillies today for the third time
in his long career. Klein was cut
loose this week by Frankie Frisch
of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The
Pills sent Klein to Pittsburgh last
year. Previously, they sold him
to the Chicago Cubs for 100000.
INDIANS VS.. SYRACUSE
FORT MYERS, F1a.-The Cleve-
land Indians meet Syracuse Of the
International league today in their
last exhibition game. The Tribe
defeated the st. Louis Cardinals.
81. yesterday. Bob Teller allowed
only two hits and one run in five
innings.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla
Joe MedwIck went with his
st. Louis Cardinal teammates
10 Miami Beach today To meet
the Phlllles in an exhibition
game. Nedwick repeatedly
accepted Vice President
Branch Riekey's $4,000 offer.
The Cardinals have lost IS Of
their IL exhibition games.
LAKELAND, Fia--The Detroit
Tigers went 10 Orlando today for
the third Of their four-game ex-
hibition series with the Washing
ton Senators after squeezing out
a al victory over Kansas City Of
the American association.
LOS ANGELES - The Chicago
Cubs meet the Pittsburgh Pirates
today after defeating the Los An
geles Angels. SIS, because Glen
Russell and Augie Galan knocked
out home runs with two men on
base each time.
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III CENTRIC. Calf. Tho Han
Diego Padres finished their spring
training and broke camp ysstsr-
day.
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The Payoff
Cose of the Misunderstood
Ball Player. or Who's Got
A Spot for Big Zeke Bonuru
BY HARRY GRAys0N
NEA Service Hporta Editor

WINTER HAVEN. Fa--why did big better like Henry J.
deal HIMSELF
Giants the thrd club TO give zke st base
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Seattle Ready for Fray

The championship Seattle Rainier will the
another at Hollywood 80
ball fans the coast wondering during the 1910
Evening star., 1940-06-16

This dabbling we have been
doing in European affairs can
lead only to failure in the future
as it has in the past. 1t is not
a policy that we can continue to
follow and remain a great nation.
Influence of Leaders Lost.
Let us look at our position to-
day Our leaders have lost the in
fluence we could have eXerted as
the worlds greatest neutral ma
ton. The driblets of munitions
we have sold to England and
France have had negligible ef-
feet on the trend of the war, and
we have not sufficient military
strength available to change that
trend. We demand that foreign
nations refrain from interfering
in our hemisphere, yet we con-
stantly interfere in theirs. And
while we have been taking an in
effective part in the war abroad.
we have inexcusably neglected
our defenses at home. In fact, we
have let our own affairs drift
along until we have not even a
plan of defense for the continent
of North America. We have been
doing to England and France
what they did to Abyssinia, to
Czechoslovakia, to Poland, to
Finland, and to Norway-We
have encouraged them to hope
for help we cannot send.
Yet with these examples before