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HOUSES FURNISHED,

GCoSMPLEnELY CSsia SnE,. FURNISHED CHEVY
yaTd; y,;d shade; from June Il" Is" Wisconsin Wisconsin
FAsohA vs s4se pARK s16m, ai I, GARLANp ns.4S
heat reasonase. S' sH. i aaSisW HSdeIR e0nV'' oil
RR1GHTwooD. l4es LoNGFELLow ST
nisbed neo rooms .r baths completely fur
Oct /; s75 per month Georsia aaa;5'
CLEVELAND PARK = FOR SUMMER.
yard. Phone woodev i5ab. '"'''' '''
M0DERN si{9T Iads s ROOMS; m "a BATHS. BEAuTI-
quiet street: reasonable wi eI 4aI7. wi u"
SSMUsuALLY Sonys .Mdns "A ATTRACTIVE tTasA a. ROOM
Years lease Bervyn sSa or WI sa esaaW aa1R
S42. so MONTHS ROOMS. BATH, LOT
ave- sN oy caplto lSa Hs oe iaEe Washnston
CHEVY CHI; CHASE MD, - ,ATTRACT1vELY
Available for summer Oliver sS s.si axe
coo, cool house, S j, insulated 4bedroom' seepins
aa 1892 5s6 l5sf sh'ay ave- yaya nV
CHARMING HOME. DE LUKE. BRICK,
NE new & rooms. baths, recreation rm..
Lease OWNER s*Pa Tao2 Sns 4si schools
nio. 3ISt ST. NW.-s ROOMS. SCREEN
so Avap poFSh ne nfe tor YARD With aowsrs 500
NEW HOME, g ROOMS COMPLETELY
furnished a Q o, Available June Is to Sept. IS
emerson S33'. 43ls 36th st. NV,
Mr.. WALTER REED RMS, :, BATHS
SCREENED back porch. garage: adults: June
2o-sept, 10; near cars, bus. GE. 5aos
3o2l NEWARK ST NV = PLEASANT
Fooms Tor Nss ds BUS sDd
Competent maid available
CHEVY CHAsE-CHARMING HOME: COM
pletely furn.: bedrooms. sleeping porch:
short or lons lease. WI 1910
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-COOL 4 BEDRMS,
waadIan 5a,hS, large sn6 porch reas summer rental
800 PINEY BRANCH RD, ,NW.-5-RooM
Call before pm. TAYLOR 734o
CLEVELAND PARK, 3I55 HIGHLAND PL
Nicely furn.. beautiful old homestead
with large veranda on three sides. & bed
room, dining room. breakfast room, pantry
and Kitchen Basement under entire house
This home Is in 1st-class condition and is
z !" MfIfES fi+s 4 5zSHsS CO.
AN IDEAL HOME.
II you want home and not just
fr1nt,s house We nave It This home is completely
: rooms, 4 bedrooms. : baths, sameroom
Sls;s. NE l14S j. #EsIEY B6cRAS&S Rfis2iS
Newly renovated detached house on IN a good
Slzed lot, conv. to schools. churches and
pus lst n. living rm., dining rm., kit. and
lavatory; bedrms. and bath on end
W. 6: & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
11la 18th St. NV. District 44e4
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURNISHED HOUSE, & ROOMS AND
bath. near Catholic school Box 234-D.
Star.
ARMY OFFICER WANTS TO RENT, m
vic. Cleveland Park house avail. bet.
August IA and Sept / at least 3 hedrms.
and maids rm. and bath. CHI. Oa79
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
2 COMPLETE APARTMENTS.
ONLY GR QS0
tSOiiJliluCOtD

2 c0NFJ5EEE JSI7 sAsP5S5HcTNrNTs: ss'5S5c
semi-detached brick dwelling. containing
refg. and bath on each floor: Big dry . cellar
SIth WI, new new automatic heating plant and
ookns for s'ohons home bsrsn sas or ysn ar.
sseeeo S4ls sth ST. NV. Open Sunday,
81. ssl7 WI MOORE. oE. 2so2.
FINE HOME,
Near Conn. ave. and Bureau Of Standards
tached sarase; large wooded lot Price rice viii vii
surprise you. For details call WALTER
AIKEN AID. 5297, or Ma Os5S.
About the neest esSE home SreIaq n Marietta Park
Sopnsp bst5, sion GoloniaI center hall bedrooms.
on arst floor. Automatic heat Two-car 3Sar
II 0 t. 5SNRRSiI Ell g. sis;:RsE
Eveainss s, Cali Cali Shepherd N4 S5si 800
Nesting in a Rose Garden. NV in D. c.
or o PshH Of ne ehs shade sde Of he house
beautiful weeping willow tree 5 large
rooms rooms fqll basement, automatic heat ga
sase "a ,oo I'd Direct express bus downtown.
District 774o, Evenings DE. oe1e.
csz:a5o.-BRIcK sEM1-DETAcHED
Isprn ISqaner ro lot; rms. 4 private bedrooms,
men, ment wit, with oil burner, detached garage
rms house is in, excellent condition. 1t
ns es N Mr. of ItS Fer
Dl. 3l00, or after pm. RA. 7745
'5oo-coRNER HOME IN WOODBRIDGE
ave- ave- snd sr4ated M close to RApds Island
tsched. there are seven rooms and bath
hot water heat with oil burner. / car
TadaIs gs5aEe in II Ihere are also two finished
the sroundl and 1t could be converted
INTO an apartment that would add in
BRICK Bedroom and b bath 91Ti'1lst on irst
floor Situated on large corner lot in
and all convenences. Large new school
nearby Less than two years old owner
suddenly ordered from city. Has three
screened porch, oil heat all improve
mentS and bu1lt-in garage. Unaues-
= tionably the most house for the money
,,os sHANNoS 8 & LucHs CO.
oo2 ST NV. National 2345.
BARGAIN-S635
ovsiy rooms tile natra9 bath modepn SG PI5ch P5chen
Lee M DissRis BERNsfEN sEf seeS5d c9 ME- lerIr 51oo
5-room brick, good condition. desirable
tastion az o An unsuslly good opportunity. for
vELLE, WI. 1902 or MA os56
SHDON.
Beautliu! new Colonial center-hall brick
home bedrooms ] "a baths: excellent NV.
location, near Mass ave Don't overlook
thls one. Call MIR. NOR VELLE WI 1902
or MA. 0s56
SOUTHEAST SECTION
r,dI4ar SuIIaer desires to close out last THREE
HCuoES OF a large group moving opera
lions SIX rooms, bath, recreation room
!ssouli auto gas hot-Water heat, fenced
N y Saro to alley; large closets the price and
rTm Ls1ms VII surprise you. Call Mr. BedelI
WAPLE & JAMES
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HOUSES UkFURkIshED,

n. c. and Md 6 to II rooms. to 2
baths; several new brick. We invite inspec-
ton. LESLIE D. MEAsELL, WO ABB :.
BETHESDA, MD.
2-bedroom brick bungalow, auto. heat,
E. M FRY, INC, WI. $40.
$50 22nd ST. NW.-6 R, AND B., H.-W H.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor.
7"3 10Th st. NV. Phone d. 5Sos.
SILVER sPRING-LARGE BROOM BRICK
bunsalow, auto heat. garage: near schools
w MARYLxND REAL ESTATE co.
1906 Georeia Ave. SH 5l00
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS, MD.--A BEAU
tiful detached home in lovely neiehbor-
hood; rms 3 baths. elec. refE, ami.
17as / y, WEsEEy y sucHANAN' MN "a,
CHEVY CHASE HOME FOR RENT.
6slS OAK LANE.
corner lot with large trees, rms, kit and
3 baths. Law, on lst floor maids rm and
bath bath in basemsnt large attic Detached "a
o0en sSENross WM. n. THRoc2moRroN. ii F Il
Inv, Bldg Sales and Rents. DI 60a2
THESE ARE SPLENDID VALUES.
Two 5-room bungalows, automatic heat,
refrigerator. $50
rooms, KKss66sinston, screened porch.
IeIElEeTdIOE. NpV
s rooms, . baths Chevy Chase, oil hot
water heat, refrigerator; SIS
q rooms. Bethesda, screened porch, gas
hot-Water heat, refrigerator. S15
rooms, Bethesda > screened porches.
oil hot-water heat, rcfrgerator: $50
rooms, = baths. Chevy Chase, oil hot
water heat, refrigerator, 500
ONCE Open Daily and Sunday Until PM.
CALL MRS. CHRISTIAN. WI 66a3
PAUL M LUDT Real Estate. 5000 Wis Ave
CHEVY CHASE, MD
3 bedrooms, oil heat, large porch, garage;
near transp. S15.
z NJ FRY INC WI S-4o
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COLORED-31 H ST. N.W-5 RMS,
bath $40. THOS. J, FISHER 4 CO., INC.
rs 18th St D1, $3.50.
r. K and b.; $3.50
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor,
123 goth 81 NV. Phone D1 5S0S.
FOR COLORED
1924 9Th ST. NV
S35. Apt. 3-Livine room, bedroom.
kitchen and bath. Heat and hot water
furnished
1404 K CAFRITZ DI QOS0.
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FOR COLORET
FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

5 LARGE ROOMS. BATH, SCREENED
porch, yards, am L.. newly decorated; ex-
cellent location. 329 11th st. ne.
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SlOO-CHEvY CHAsEBEAUTIFUL g.
room. 2-bath home. Available now Call
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PETWORTH. CORNER 7th AND WEBSTER
sts.-6-rm; det: house: newly decorated;
S65 mo. Blk. St. Gabriels Church. RA.
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4Oo5 ,41th st. n.w-Apt. |. large
rooms kitchen, ,dinette, bath. screened
porch' auto gas heat: S4. so mo.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO,
733 10th ST NV Ma noso
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rd-7 rms, bath: ressonahie
rent. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO., 1871 K st.
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NEW BRICK, INSULATED; SCREENED
porch:f auto heat hot water: lee closets,
fireplace; gar OWNER. Alex. 41s9. 6-s
pm
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ave. and 33rd, and oueS6 r., b., h. ". h..
elec., yard, garage; only S45. OWNER,
AlI 10Th NV. Rm. 104 ME Ho63 d.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FASHIONABLE 10Th ST.

AO111OINA IUCII . I.
You must see these sparkling new de-
tached homes OF unusual design being
built on lots $50 feet deep, shaded by
trees as lovely as you'll flnd anywhere ASK
for Mr.. Iundgren, Met. 1143 until pm
J WESLEY BUCHANAN
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TO SETTLE ESTATE.

wow.
Attractive Dutch Colonial home
rms, large attic. basement sun porch
on hill in grove of pines Large garden
plot. Abundant raspberry and blueberry
plants. Lot 125x2OO. Ideal location for
children. plenty of room, vet near to
schools Growing community with many
new homes in vicinity. Drive out Conn
ave. almost to kenslngton turn left on
DIesden ST 10 No. is. Tel. Kens bow
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FOXHALL VILLAGE, 4462 RESERVOIR
I'd, n.w.-Brick house. 8 rms, oil heat. elec
refs garage. Very reas. CHI. 2s9S or
see OWNER on premises
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g01 BUTTERNUT ST. N.W-2-STORY
frame corner. Z rooms, 9 baths, garage;
Sl5. INTERSTATE PROPERTIES, INC, DI
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FOR RENT

1:I2 No, Cap. SIS r, b, h. h., g.S6o,15
1l22 4th n.e.-6 r., b., INV h, ear 80 80
601 Otis pl. n,w.-6 r. b., INV h, g. - so
633 Mass. ave. n.e..-6 r, b. h.-w.h. 81 80
334 tn st. ne.-6 r, b., h.-w.h. As so
1877 Wis ave nw.--6 r., b., oil heat 1880
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind Ave. NV Ma O35O.
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$780,.

, NV. corner brick bungalow. D. Con
and school; paved street Living room with
fireplace, oak floors, automatic heat, screen
ed porch. garage. Vacant. Terms. Call
MR.. LANE. WI $3.50. or MA 0SaR
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$40. 5oo-JUST. COMPLETED ON Abe
group Of Williamsburg homes. each
home contains 3 large bedrooms, two at
tractive baths LARGE living and dining
rooms and real kitchen. attached garage
For transportation schools and churches
TINS location is the best in Washington.
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REAL, BARGAIN

6-room brick house. size 2Ox3O': bed
room and bath on 1st floor, 2 large bed
rooms upstairs: automatic oil heat; house
only years old Thoroughly reconditioned
Pretty yard with lawn and flowers. Well
$4,a50; terms, $500 cash. balance like
rent. See It today. 405 oath ST. ne or
call MR. PAECOE Atlantic oQOO
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437 OAKWOOD ST. 8 SE.-New house. semi-
detached brick. 5 rms. and bath; air condi-
toned: convenient Navy Yard and Boiling
Field: $50. ALVIN b FISCHER CO., Cail
Mr.. Lyon. AT aO6O or Ma 3aos
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE SITE
PRICE, 81 100000.
CORNER, railroad siding, 13. 900 So II.
Schirmer.
I'll 10th st. NV: MA. 0765.
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APARTMENTS UkFURkisHED.
HAMPSHIRE COURTS.
5O5l New Hampshire Ave-

and 3 rooms, foyer, dinette. kitchen
and bath All corner, fireproof, insula ted,
modern apartments, $3.50 to S64 so
includes gas for cooking and refrigeration.
Parouet floors, incinerators. exhaust fans.
SPACIOUS. shady lawns surround the 3
ident manager. MISS CORBETT, RA. 2Q3h
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MODERN HOME. s ROOMS BEDRMs
212 baths, screened porches, maids quar-
tiers. garage, oil heat Wisconsin 55O7.
II Is TUNLAW RID. NV SEMI-DE-
tached brick, rooms, bath, built-in ga
rage; oil burner; h-wh neW-house condi-
ton. Phone National 14O3
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NEW-CPEN
ACHED-BRICK-D
1871 Tewkesbury Pl, N.W.-s Rms. Bath
OPEN . TO q
1923 sth st n.w.-Attractive 2O-ft semi
oet. brick. large rms. tile bath, h w h ::
new modern kitchen. garage. porches. etc !;
beautifully recond Only S695O; terms
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., ME- 54OO
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CLEVELAND PARK. 1911 ROSS PL. NV
lovely yard; $50 OWNER co o615
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FOXALI-ADJ. GOVT. PARK: 8 RMS.
baths, double rear porches, garage; insul' ;
gas heat: newly dec. WO 2667 or Ma 1910.
1881 ALLISON ST NE-PRACTICALLY Y
new Z rooms. baths, utilities Included !;
SS5 References Gentle adults
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BUNGALOWS RMS. AUTO HEAT, ELEC-
trolux, scr. porch: conv. location: avail
June 18th aO5 Elder st NV GE 760s
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S65-1427 PERRY PL N.W.-6-ROOM
brick. tiled bath. porches attic, base
ment, garage. yard; h.-w.h. owner on
premises 8 to z daily to Z S11nAau
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ADJACENT MT. ALTO HOSpTTAL-DE-
tached rms. baths, elass-incl.
porches lee. open porch, maids room with
path, 3-car garage; over / acre of ground.
National 1910
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S1OO DOWN

6-room house on high hill with distance
view, acres. electricity; l o miles from
Washington. SO 600, s25 month VERNON
NJ, LYNCH g. SON. once. miles out Co.
lumoia pike. Phone Alex. 1905 Open
ewes. closed Sunday
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sol NICHOLSON ST. N.w.-6-RooM AND
bath brick house, auto heat, garage;
rIleldalre; nne location. Lease by year.
$50 month Open 3 to pm, daily and
Sunday Adults preferred %
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WARDMAN PARK SECTION. 1926 esth
NV Available June 20, rooms 2 full
rage, cedar closets. Inspection by appoint
ment only. SI0O monthly CO 1871
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CHEVY CHASE, D. Go RMS, BAS.
coneenial families made over new; oil
heat: 500. rms, ba., $40. FULTON R.
GORDON, 1427 Eye st. DI. $3.50. once
also open d to Q o m
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S57 .5O-71O SOMERSET PL. N.w.-6 R.,
Call REALTY ASSOCIATES Ma I43s.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

APPROXIMATELY 10000 SO Fl. EME
fcAN sToRAdS CO. Adams 1856. AMAH
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DOWNTOWN-S29,5O.
MODERN DUPTEX Apt

AZ 4th st nw.--3 rooms. bath: newly
decorated; h-w.h. Taylor 1924,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WISH TO BUY APT. HOUSE PRICED
about 81 10000 for part cash and clear
properties Box 23-E. Star Sc
BUILDING SUITABLE LARGE PRINTING
plant. 10000 square feet. Downtown or
Northwest location. Option to purchase,
Box 53-E, Star.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

94s GOLDEN ST sw. 18th AND 10th, D
and E)-Large 2-story brick bldg, approxi-
mately 30x100. suitable for warehouse or
automobile repair shop. c. H. PARKER
CO., 436 4th st. sw. MA. 1928
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED CHEVY
Chase homes rooms. BATH beautiful
Xard, shade; from June 15. Wisconsin
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GROOM BUNGALOW.
BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS.
1OO-FOOT FRONTAGE

S745O. Chevy Chase Md-This is an
absolute bargain One complete bath and
an extra lavatory, automatic oil heat, q
car garage. House has Just been recondi-
toned. Lily and hsh pond, fine shade trees
and unusual landscapnR. Vacant imme-
Q900
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BETHESDA.

WESLEY HEIGHTS,
4137 Fulton St. adj. to Foxhall I'd opp
Govt park-Spacious living and dining
luxe kitchen and buffers pantry. spIen
did bedrms.. 3 baths, maids room and
oath, large cluoroom with bar, 2-car ga
rage; S21 500. BUILDER WO 21S1
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.

VERY ATTRACTIVE ALL-ELECTRIc HOME
Takoma Park-6 rms bath , showers; oil
heat; lge. lot, shade trees. SH 61S9.
COUNTRY ESTATE FURNISHED, FOR
July and August: - bedrooms baths; 50
acres, tennis court: near Chevy Chase Is
min. from downtown Wisconsin $50
S415 14th ST. SOUTH, ARLINGTON-NEW
broom mouse. bath. m l., new elec. refg.
Open evenings 3 TO s: S55 9'
ARLINGTON - FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, ON
large lot stream and outdoor fireplace. at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-05

Reliable Raw
Goes TO Hill

ray Aedeghini. the Big right
handler who has shown flashes Of
real form during the last few
weeks. il slated TO go TO the hill
tonight n an attempt to even the
Tigers series with the Yakima
Pippins- Game time viii be Sis
o'clock.
The Tigers are clinging 30
third place by n narrow mar
gin and must snap out Of
their slump 70 stay IN first
division
Earl Porter, who Is ready to
pitch again after his foot injury,
viii be honored Thursday night BY
the Tacoma Hot Stove league.
which viii present him a gift In
honor OF his recent marriage.
Robert B. Abel. president Of the
Hot Stove league, viii make the
presentation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-05
Spokane Wants
Hockey Again
SEATTLE Al

sEATTLE-As Hockey Mag
nate Phil Lycette prepared to lease
his Seattle franchise in the Pacific
Coast league to either of two bid
ders. reports were current today
that Spokane would re-enter the
loop after a years absence.
Denny Edge, operator of the
Spokane ice arena, repeatedly was
In line to control the Spokane
entry.
Observers said the Seattle
club transaction depended on
success Of efforts to restore
the league to four : team
strength. Vancouver, b. C.,
and Portland are other men,
bers.
Lycette had bids from w. ].
lBiD Vaughan. Los Angeles pro-
moter. and from three Seattle
sportsmen-Folger Peabody. Jerry
O'Neill and DR.. Gordon Dempsey.
The franchise viii remain in Sc
attic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-05
This Is Some
Kind Of Record
BY UNITED PRESS

II took nine pitchers and IL in
nings to play a game between
Vancouver and Salem last night at
Vancouver. and then 1t ended in a
tie-21 to 81. Is must be some
kind of record.
Elliott, Kralovich and Helser
took the mound for Salem. while
the Capilanos were runnin &
Holmes. Smith. Cole, Goldman.
Crandall, and Merrill.
At Wenatchee, the Chiefs scored
in the final frame to win over
Spokane, AS, collecting IA hits
from Andrews.
Yakima invaded Tacoma to beat
the Tigers To, getting To Cadinha
for Is bingles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-05
Coast League Leaders
COAST LEADERS

Home runs-Novikoff. Los An
eeles. 81: Dunn. Oakland, 26;
wieczorek. Sacramento, Norbert.
San Francisco, 10: Christoff. Oak
land, Is: Collins. Los Angeles, Sal
keld. San Diego. IS.
Three-base hits-Jennings, San
Francisco. 10: Barrett. San Fran
cisco, IT; White. Seattle, Is;
Stewart, San Diego. 10.
TNwo-base hits-Archie. Seattle,
IS: Mesner. San Diego. AZ; Novi-
koff. Los Angeles. Al; Herman,
Hollywood. 40; Hsslin, San Diego,
SO.
Stolen bases-White, Seattle, 81 :
Barrett, San Francisco. rs; Archie,
Seattle. "a: Schuster. Seattle. %;
Uhalt. Hollywood, %.
Sacrifice hits-Gyselman. Seat
lie, Stewart. San Diego, ~: Me
mice. Seattle. q: Luby. Oakland,
2l: Wright. San Francisco. 20.
Runs batted in-Novikoff. Los
Angeles, 147: Dunn. Oakland. 81;
Collins. Los Angeles. IS; Christoff,
Oakland, %; Archie. Seattle, Has
Lin, San Diego. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-05
COMMON OCCURRENCE
HORSESHOE CHAMP

SALEM, 0re.-W. H Hayden OF
Portland was new state horseshoe
pitching champion today. He de-
feated Hylmer Pell of Pendleton
in the finals of the state tourna-
ment yesterday.
Mrs. Elsie Baldwin Of Gsribaldi
won the women's crown and James
Hsrland Of Salem took the class 3
award.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-05
About Puts
Race Away

NEW YORK - The National
league pennant race Is all over
but the shouting.
With an eight-game lead and
only II games left to play. the
Cincinnati Reds can breeze in.
II the Reds win II and lose Is of
their remaining games. the Dod-
gers would have to travel at .75e
clip and win p out of 20 games
to finish ahead of Cincinnati.
The Reds have come out of
their mid-August slump and are
hitting on all cylinders again.
They've won five out Of their last
six games. including a triumph
yesterday that was all velvet.
They beat the Cardinals,
as, with three of their second
line pitchers, John Hutchlngs.
Witt Guise, n S2-year-old
southpaw recently imported
from the Columbia Sally
league club, and Joe Beggs.
The three Cincinnati pitchers
gave up II hits. but were effec-
tive in the pinches. The Reds
made only seven hits off Fiddler
Bill MCGEE and Clyde Shoun.
Detroit's star continued to wane
when the Tigers were plastered
with 1912 defeat by the White
Sox, who seem determined TO do
all they can to help Cleveland win
the American league pennant.
Jack Knott BANKED the Tigers
until the ninth when he gave up
two runs. The White Sox blasted
Freddy Hutchinson and Hal New
houser out Of the box in the first
inning and scored seven runs be-
fore Clay Smith finally put out
the fire. Tiger pitchers issued
six bases on balls during this
hectic frame.
No other games were played.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-05
BY TINTED PRESS


Los Angeles gained half-gsme
on the idle Seattle Rsiniers last
night by larruping Hollywood, 81.
Hiram Bithorn. a normal right
handed pitcher, struck out IL
Seraphs and allowed only six hits,
but three came in the sixth inning
when Bill Holm doubled in all the
runs. Bob Weiland turned In a
six-hitter for the Angels, but
walked seven men.
San Diego and Portland put on
a free-hitting game, the Padres
winning. 12-1o. Johnny Gill and
Bill Salkeld contributed homers,
Salkeld's three hits driving in
three runs.
Wally Hebert was chased TO
cover In the fifth, and Howard
Craghead vanished late in the
sixth.
Jim Morris finished and took
credit for the victory. Forrest
Orrell. the Beaver starting pitch
er, was charged with the defeat.
San Francisco lost to Oakland,
IL, last night. Pitcher Jack
Salveson had piled up a so lead
before he let the Seals score a
pair. Frank Dasso. Hubert KittIe
and Bob Jensen went through the
motions of pitching for the Seals
Seattle and Sacramento were
travelling and play a double-head-
er tonight.
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Elliott in 81 innings. hits, runs
off Kralovich in l plus. hits. 6
runs off Helser in 62k innings. 8 hits,
8 runs off Holmes in 81 innings.
2 hits. runs off Cole in 22< innings.
3 hits. runs off Smith in l plus
innings. hits. 5 runs off Goldman
in "a innings. hits no runs off
Crandall in p inning. 4 hits, runs
by Elliott !. Kralovich /. Helser 8,
Holmes 4. Cole g. Smith /, Goldman
!. Crandan nil. Merrill l: base on
balls. off Elliott 2, Kralovich 4. Hell
ser z, Holmes 2. Cole 4. Smith 2.
Goldman 4. Crandell none. Merrill 2;
left on bases. Salem II. Vancouver
Is: home runs. Knoll. Samhammer 2,
Quinn. Barker. LLOYD: three-base hit.
Quinn: two-base hits. Shinn. will
liams q Edy. Orteig. Robertson,
Barker: runs batted in. Robertson,
Samhammer 6. williams. Lightner 3
Cailteaux 2. Sinner 2. Coscarart 4.
Knoll 3, Wilson. Quinn 5, Barker.
Shinn s. Lloyd 2. Harris: sacrifice,
Samhammer 2. Cailteaux; stolen base
Lightner: double play. Sinner to
Cailteaux 20 Quinn: wild pitches.
Elliott, Krslovich. hit by pitcher.
OrteiE by Elliott. time of game. so:
umpires. Moran and Clabaueh.
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. bad one. He stays In there
and slugs and anybody who does
that can't have kiyoodle =.
No. it's something else. He's
like a bookkeeper who always
makes his mistakes just when
he is being considered for pro-
motion; like an inventor who il
beaten to the patent office by
five minutes: like dancer who
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Four hits. four runs off Hebert
in four: 4 and 5 off Craghead in
Ia: and l off Morris In an: IA
and IL off Orrell in z; winning pitch
er. Morris: losing pitcher. Orrell:
8, Craghead 8, Morris /: struck out,
by Orrell 8. Hebert 3, Morris 2,
Swope 2: bases on balls. off Orreli
4. Hebert 2. Craghead 2, Swope 3.
stolen base. T. Marshall; home runs,
Salkeld. Gill; two-base hits, Schwab,
Salkeld: sacrifice. Garibaldi ?. Morris.
runs batted in. Salkeld 8. Schwab 2.
Jensen 2. Stewart. Gill 2. Frederick
Adams 3. Brown. Mcdonald 2 Sperry
2: left on bases. San Diego 10, Port
land 8: double plays. Mesner 70 Sper-
ry 70 Mcdonald. T. Marshall 10 Brown
TO Reich: hit by pitcher. by Hebert /.
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Seattle High Schools
Open Football Season

SEATTLE - Nine Seattle high
school elevens opened their foot
ball season today with first turn
outs.
Roosevelt high. defending its
1899 crown, will depend chiefly on
new men, and gridiron followers
expected a wide-open race.
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IS Teams Seek
Sofiball Titles

DETROIT - Fifty-eight mems
and 81 women's teams. q record
starting field. will compete in the
world championship softbal tourn-
ament opening here Thursday.
covington, KY. Is defending cham
pion in the mems division. and
Alameda, Calf, in the women's.