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Washington Journal., 1940-06-07

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Writer'S Reflect
Mrs. H. R. Maybin
Dinner Party Il Given Tor
Local Chapter Members

The Tacoma chapter ~ the
League ~ Western Writers
opened their fall activities On
Saturday evening when Mrs.
II. X. Maybia. president. en-.
lertained m en- hers NJ n 7
o'clock dinner at her home.
There were two beautifully
decorated tables In tho May.
bin dining room NJ which the
guests we're served.
A. business session following
The dinner the annual election ~
officers was held.
Mrs Aaybln was reelected a.
head the club for another year.
Other afficers elected fof the
coming YEAR Included FifHt vice
president. Ray q Penney second
vice presldent. y. ~ Butler
recording secretary. Mira Corinns
u, Jones treasurer. Mrs L. p.
McCielland A letter from Mfa
june Carlson. former secretary II
the club and nos living IN Tsffs
Haute. Ind, was read.
Members present Included. The
Msasrs and headamsa , u nut
Ter. ~ n Maybln. Lawrence !.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Club of Hearts
Entertain
Lakewood Terrace 10 Be
Setting for Dessert Bridge

The Club Of Hearts is en-
pertaining this evening at the
Lakewood Terrace. The occa-
sion will be a dessert bridge,
Mrs. Ward Alvord TO be chair
man. 8 o'clock has been set
as the hour for the dessert
which will be served from
small tables centered with
quaint little bouquets in pink
and white, which will be given
TO the guests as corsages.
Guests will include Mesdames
John Blair. Norton Gordon. No
Govern. Reuben Gaines. William
Merritt Adams. and Misses Shirley
Davis. Jane Paulson. Tim Newman
and Georgia Hills.
Members who have reservations
are Mesdames Ward Alvord. Owen
Buchanan. Philip Farmer. Robert
Jewell. Philip Giltnsr. james Le-
Penske. Lane Paskill. Norman
Runions. Thomas Taylor. William
Wingard and Shields widener.
Misses Betty Anderson, Char
lene Anderson. Louise Boyd, Fran
ces Buchanan. Martha Buckley,
Wyona Diemer. Mabel Eskildsen.
Virginia Jones. Mile Kloepper.
Dena Matthaei. Lorraine Rom
gust. Frances slipp. Janis Veg
ener, Louise zeh and Dorothy
White.
Gold Star Mothers will meet on
Friday afternoon Al 1880 O'Clock
luncheon will be served At the
home Of Mrs. Ella LIGHT. 5esI So.
Yakima ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

D. A. R. Round Table
Hears Youth Problem

Flve = A r chapters q rs=
eama. Auburn snd vsshea met Il
~ homs - ths ssass resent. M
Eawin = Rho.ies. Monday after
nron fer the seoend In ne series
Il discussions planned n ne II.
eema kmeficauizm ana nsticaal
defense fcund tehis
Quests from Seattle ~Frrs Mrs.
David 7. noran. state Chairman Il
radio. Mr. Charlotte weltfiek ana
Mrs. Cahfow. from Auburn Mfs
cavanaaEh. regent 81 sarah Wi
not charssf. Nrs. Harvey T sharr.
state chairman q he port - Seat
lie immigration committee. Mrs
. a. Mef.asky. chapter chairman
= Amsfleanism. and NJ {. J
Hicks. from vashan. Mrs. Charles
A riiisenry. regent 81 Ensaheih
nlxhy chapter, and M Elisha
Morgan chairman II Amsfiesnlsu.
The program presented -four
prominent u A y members. whn
discussed The radical organisations
q youth q today Mrs.. Charles =
Taylor presented : vivid picture 81
The American Youth congress. its
formation. activities and sSerlatant
demands Ars. Ernest NJ card dis
eaased the American student
Union. IL origin utilization sna
snbvcrsive activities. Mr. Joseph
T lee reported en the Murray bill
s. aiTel. which thesr ofTnnisa-
tons are demanding ~ passed ~
congress. showing IL excessive de
mands and danger 10 the system
q education and government. Mrs
Harvey sharp presented the plan
OF Youth hosteis. a. not meet.
ing requirements II thoughtful
parents
A committee "a resolutions wss
appointed By the chairman. con
nlnting Of Mrs Paul nlllnEsiy.
chairman. Mrs. q. y Hits. Mrs
Ernest n Card. MI Joseph r lee
and Mra c J. Hicks, who wili re.
port At The February meeting II
the round table
II was reported hy Mrs Char
iotte wettfick that she had re-
eelvrd word that the social aciencs
textbooks now IN use In the state
Of Washington had been discarded
a. unfit for ehildren's education
IN the schools Of Providence. n l..
ninghamton. n. Y. Cedar Haplds.
Ia, Rome. ~ Y. Santa Ana. Cal.
Horneli. N. n. Haworth N. J..
Mnskogee. Okla. Sterling. IN.
Colorado Springs. Col. Lyndhurst.
n. J.. Oneida. N. Y, Livonia cen
trail school district tnear Almlra.
n. ~. Bremerion. Auburn. Grays
Ilarbor. and In addition have been
quietly eliminated from a score or
more other towns and cities. show
lng what Happens when American
parents become aroused.
The next meeting 81 thu round
table viii be held the third Monday
IN November. when another inter-
esting program IL promised.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Woman S Club
Members Honored
Three Associates Chosen
By EpsiIon Sisms OmierOn

A recent announcement BY
the State Federation of Wom-
ans clubs asserts that Mrs.
". Il. Gailford. Mrs. \. X.
Myhrc and Mrs. Rir,iola Ger.
main have been awarded d.
plomas from the Epsilon sig
ma Omicon honor society
and arc members Of the beta
chapter Of he Washington
Ladies.
rhs ruood Nsixhhaf- taaf q
lhs study ssszlaa % - historical
department 81 me wpmans c7ub
vii inset IN ~ slahhauss % Fri-
aay mornlnF ~ 10 e'riosk uisa
nsalscs Msidius 81 lead the
class. nfs n a. nfeSss viii pre-
sent = history report. and afs A
n likiy vii Eivs fsvis~ -
Journey 70 Msnaas ~ Fart
Parker
NJ Calvin Stewart has ssf 10
a. lhs hour shsr shs wiu meet
with he HNatsd wamsn" sfaop
~ tn Adult Eduraiiau divtsen
Isabella % spain ~ " q Waish
wiil - reviewed ~ Mfs famss a.
Esan
A invitAtinn n AL nsmhsfs -
hs IN attendance ~ ? % - sxlsn.
dra ~ Ms George FfsnNnn.
chairman ~ thr All Gun pro-
gram Mrs. : % kitlau. guest
speaker. wif tsli the story Nth
music. songs Ny Neither Taught
Me- Mrs. Ices Nofma wtll - fh~
solaist Nrs Hlhsi punssath. prssl.
dent. viii preside
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Charity Bazaar
Opens Thursday
Workers Needed for Knit
fling. Sewing Departments

Although the response to
call for bazaar donations has
been most gratifying, the
British-American War Relief
association at OF Broadway.
headed by its president, Mr..
George Mitchell, is still in
need of workers for the knit
ting and sewing units.
Already the group has been
able to send an ambulance
to the war front and with the
proceeds from the bazaar
hopes to purchase a travelling
kitchen. Mrs. Lowell T. Muir
ray is chairman of the bazaar.
Busy this week arranging for
the bazaar on Thursday and Fri
day are several score prominent
Tacoma women who are working
with Mrs. Murray. OF particular
interest at the bazaar viii be the
Treasure Shelf" where articles
from all over the world will be on
sale.
AS a special attraction on Fri
day Miss Katherin Ellis. the
psychic, has agreed to be present
In give readfnpe the funds IN 90
entirely to the relief fund.
A window is being arranged de-
picting the work of the association
in sending shipments of garments,
new and used, to England for
refugees and wounded.
Wednesday evening the shop
will be open from TO for receiving
and the sale will be on Thursday
and Friday from until 4:30 and
In the evening from Z o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

Mrs. John Wood. IT.. is the
Chairman Of the Thrift Shop this
year and has announced that the
anniversary sale Of autumn stock
viii be held Friday and Saturday
Of this week and Wednesday and
Thursday of next week.
Mrs. Richard Bennett. assistant
chairman OF the shop. works di-
rectly with Mrs. Wood in handling
the Thrift Shop. as do Mrs.
Charles Lane, treasurer; Miss
Presley Ellis. manager. and the
shop staff. Mesdames Ward Al
word, Ebert Baker II. Walter
Baumann. c. r. Collins. jr., Harold
Deering. Paul Graft, John Gregg.
Joy Hoffman. Charles Hunter. Ar
thur Norman, John Roberts and
Miss Marguerite Olson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Miss Douglas
Is Honored
Bride-eleci Sets Nov. J Tor
Marriage 10 Nr. Mosier

Complimenting Miss Han.
nahrose Douglas. Mrs. Walter
". Movies and Mrs. Harry
Rroomfield entertained on =
recent evening Al the Movies
home At = miscellaneous ;
shower. Miss Douglas has
announced Nov. ; as the date
fer her marriage 10 Mr.. Ray
Mosier. also Of Tacoma. The
evening was spent playing
games and making a brides
book for the honored guest.
Favors were won by Mrs.
Dufall and Mrs. +. Gavin.
Rooms Of the Movies home were
decorated with seasonal Towering
plants and bouquets q red earna-
tiens which were presented by
Mr.. Mosier Tor the occasion. The
gift boxes. = late buffet supper was
IN crystal eandclahra made : PER.
feet setting for the presentation
Of gifts 10 the bride-clect ny =
group OF young girls a. the bridal
chorus from 'lohsngfins was
played BY Mrs. Charles Hartman
Following the opening Il the
Gift boxes. late buffet supper Was
served Mrs. Floyd Douglas,
mother Of the hfide-to-he. and
Mrs. Nellie Aosier. mother Of Mt
Mosler. presided st the dining
room table which was covered with
lace cloth and esntered with a
bouquet Of white and pastel chry-
santhemums fisnked by ivory
tapers In pale pink crystal holders.
Mrs Clarence Smith. sister Of
Mr.. Aosier. cut the Ices. The
hostesses were assisted by the
Misses Dorothy and Helen Moyles
Guests included Aesdames Floyd
Alexander. Frank Alnsworth. r..
Gavin. George Barton. Mary Du-
fan. Floyd Douglas. Brinton Hale.
l. NJ. Hampton. Charles Hartman.
Walter Mcleod. Harry MacPhcr-
son. Nellie Mosier. George Pres
colt. r. w. Purdue. Louella Taaslo.
Warren Taylor and the Misses
Phyllis Erh. Hannahrose Douglas.
Alvesta and Julisna Ray. Sylvia
and Lilabeile Towers. Dolores
Hartman, Helen and Dorothy
Moyles, Mr.. Floyd Douglas. Mr..
Ray Mosler. Mr. Walter w.
Moyles. Master Warren Moyles
and the two hostesses. Mrs. Aoyles
and Mrs. Broomfield.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
ski Club TO Sponsor
First Social Event

Ghosts. keletons and Lincoln
high students will frolic together
Thursday evening in the boys
gym when the Ski club holds its
initial social event of the year,
"Spook France in the Haunted
Inn" The sweater dance begins
at s o'clock. according to Herb
Sheriff.. general chairman.
Decorations appropriate to a
haunted mansion, complete with a
rickety stairway to enter and to
leave the dance floor, are being
planned by decoration chairmen.
Ranie Peterson and Eugene Farr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Lieut.. Savidee Spends
Fortnight in Tacoma

Lieut.. Paul Savidge has arrived
by plane for fortnight's visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Savidge.
For the last few months Lieut.
Savidge has been stationed in
Pearl Harbor, assigned to the
u. S. S. Colorado. The second son
of the family, Lieut.. Lee savidge.
is expected later in the winter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Thursday Girls
To Hear Speaker

The Thursday Night Girls club
OF the Y. ". G. A viii have ~
their guest speaker. Mr.. o. "
snider Thursday evening II 7
o'clock. lie viii speak on the
match industry and will illustrate
his talk with motion pictures Of
his industrial plant In operation.
Mr.. Snyder will also show NOV
INK pictures OF his travels about
the country. Mrs. Edith Colbo,
program chairman. viii Introduce
the speaker. Misses Lois Gordon
and Frances Kimball viii lead
the group singing.
Glasses that viii convene Al
8 o'clock viii be conference and
leadership. handcrafts. and choral
singing under the direction Of Aiss
Lois Gordon. The recreation hour
will begin AT o'clock under the
direction Of Miss Dorothy Sweet.
recreation director. and will COM
plete the evening session The blue
team captained by Miss verna
sohank holds high point honors
for this week
Dinner will h. served Al s.15
In the "under-the- Elm" tsaroom.
Everyone IL urged that they place
their dinner reservations before 10
O'Clock Thursday morning 81 thu
Y. ". G A. Broadway 4isl. No
cancellations will be accepted after
that time For further information
about the club. one may call Miss
Gladys Larson. club adviser.
OF special interest 10 the club
this weekend IL the pleasure ~
being joint-hostsases with the r.
I'd Club for the Y " C. A. Bust.
ness and Industrial girls confer
ence 10 be held In Tacoma. this
weekend. Delegates viii come
from the ~" Associations In
Oregon. Idaho and
from British Columbia.
Miss Margaret Neary u the
Night Girl club q Ia
coma IL co-ehairman with Miss
Gertrude Julien ~ Y-Ed club.
Other club members VINO have had
an active part IN conference plans
are Masses Beatrice Kimbsil. Ruth
Bunfen. and Meadamea Edith Col.
b. ard Dorothy Fisher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

Mcctsiisnd Thomas ufH~n. Hunt
~ ksnnafd sd Mfs Ellsworth g.
Power. Mfs Wanaes FnstsF Mrs
CuFflns "a Jones Mrs Fdna Russ.
Mrs D 4. Carlson. Miss Patricia
Edgsstaa and Ar HaY p Penney
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Miss Franfz to Review
"TreIawny" Thursday

Amateur book reviewers will
meet at Mccormick branch library
on Thursday evening at 7:30 to
hear Miss Edna Frantz review
''Trelswny" by Margaret Arm
strong. The meeting is open to any
person interested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Clubs

will meet Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Delbert Miller. SOS South
Fife.
lydia Phelps Tent No. ~ ID.
u. v. will meet on Thursday At
1:30 In Emerson hall. The charter
win be draped in memory Of Sis
ter Ward.
Auxiliary "a the brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers viii meet
Thursday for a 1890 potluck
luncheon in the Maccabee temple.
Social hour TO follow.
Loyeland Ladies' Aid meets
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. A.
F. Kuhn.
Social Order of Beaucean will
meet for business at 1880 We'd
nesday in the Masonic temple. Mrs.
F. B. Trout presiding. Refresh
ments follow.
Tacoma temple No. IS, Pythian
Sisters. will meet Thursday eve
ming at 5 o'clock with a Halloween
party following. Mrs. Anna Stacy
and Mrs. Al Aldrich in charge of
refreshments at games.
Past Guardians, Tacoma circle.
N. o. W., will hold their regular
meeting on Thursday evening at
8 o'clock az the home of Mrs.
Christina Underwood, s27 So.
Cakes. Mrs. A. J. Snyder will
assist.
Women's Society Of Christian
Service of lie Sourd church will
meet for a Halloween luncheon at
noon on Thursday in the commun-
ity house. Each member Is to
bring a guest.
Proctor circle, Luther Memorial
church viii meet on Thursday at
the home of Mrs. w. T. Galloway,
all No 34th. One O'Clock lunch
con viii be followed by business
under Mrs. r. Z. Blk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Guild Benefit Is Planned
For Weekend

Mrs. George W. Osgood. presi-
dent of Christ church choir guild
has announced plans for the guilds
rummage sale which will be con-
Quoted on Friday and Saturday at
115 18th ST., between Pacific and
A ST. Rummage will be received
on Thursday. The sale will open
at . o'clock in the morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Evening of Games Planned
For Eircrest Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Senner are
in charge of the no-host evening
of games which will be a highlight
at Fircrest Golf club on Thursday
evening at s O'Clock. Men of the
club will assist during the play
and the awarding of favors at the
close of the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Tacoma Junior League to Mark
Tenth Year Of Thrift Shop

MIS- Jonn wood, IT, Chairman Announces Ann;ver-
ssrY Event WeHBsby Clinic 10 Be Benefited bv s..
An important anniversary in annals of Tacoma Junior
League activities will be marked during the coming eel
end and several days next week when the
InTit snop at III So 10th win observe its 10th birthday
ana incidentally the Tacoma Junior Leagues 10th
decade ago the Junior League Thrift Sbon was
as means OF financial support for the welfare projects of
the league principally the maintenance of the We'll Rabv
s a. eee county hospital which the organization oper-
ates IN cooperation with the Public Health Nursing
citation. 's ASSN
members and PROFESSIONALS have given generously of their
time through the years IN assisting the shop and in assem-
ping the variety OF stock which is collected and prepared
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Progressive Luncheon
For Lakewood Ladies

Luncheon of Nations will De
the theme for the progressive
luncheon to be given on Thursday
by the Edgewood Ladies Aid.
An apron sale will follow the
luncheon. for the benefit Of the
Sunday school building fund.
Pro America Postponed
The Friday meeting of Pro
America has been postponed a
week, until November l.
Pierce County Past Matrons will
hold a short business meeting in
the dining room of the Masonic
temple on Thursday at one o'clock,
preceding a l 80 card party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Bridge Winners Announced

Highpoinf winners IN the weekly
duplicate play n Taeoma Bridge
ciub Tuesday we're. first NJ
Philip Garland and Mr.. 7 v
Harmer. second Mrs. George
Do<rrer ard MR. Frank Philip.
and third. hr John corilas ana
Mr. Dave Sadeau
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

First bfdas have been eeeed recent weeks BY III. Of Toeooon
1882 Eo q October Russell Eveeth Mr. Mrs Eeeth
T.
Of ond
M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Bonnie Bush PLEDGES

Kappa Sigma Theta sorority OF
the College Of Puget Sound an
nounces the pledging of Miss
Bonnie Bush.
Nena Study Club will meet
Thursday evening at s o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Dudley d. Stair,
1923 No. Anderson.
Three-B Sewing Club will meet
for a 1890 luncheon on Thurs
day at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Skeen, 1877 So. 53nd ST. Mrs. Nina
Bennett presiding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Tacoma temple No. IS. Pythlar

will meet Thursday eve
ming at s o'clock with a Halloween
party following Mrs. Anna Stacy
and Mrs. Al Aldrich in charge of
refreshments at games.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
BimeIech Favored
In Rich Stake

CHICAGO. July 19. tUP)-One
b. one they've fallen steadily by
the Wayside until tciav it appeared
that no more than five survivors
Of the 1910 three year old campaign
would enter the Arlington classic
Saturday for their last chance to
knock the divisional crown off
Bimelech's shaky head.
The small field of six was named
f7r the 18th running of the 100000
added event shortly after sun-up
this morning. Col. E. r. Bradley
sent Trainer Bill Hurley out with
slip bearing Bimelech's name and
no SCORER was that slip dropped in
the box than the last son of Black
Toney was established an even NC
ney choice in the middleWeSt's most
famous race
But this time again Big BIN
faced strong opponents. His rivals
We're topped by Milky Way farm s
Gallahadior. who humbled him in
the stretch of the Kentucky Derby.
and they included Arnold Hangers
Dit. winner Of the Wood Memorial
MlllSdale stables unpredictable An
dr X; Dixiana farms Sirocco: and
a brand rev figure in top flight
competition-Alhalon
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
Junior Police
Rout CaIexico,
Become Favorites

There was new favorite in the
junior softball league Friday-El
Certro Junior police-followin
Thursday nights loop game in
which the junior laWmen defeated
a strong CaIeXico nine, IA to in
FL Centro stadium.
The junior policemen, uncorking
a bistering batting attack. smashed
the CaleXico juniors to move into
a tie for first place in the league
standings.
Fred Robertson, huge junior po-
lice first sacker, collected five hits
il five tries at the expense of the
CalcXico nine Thursday night in
cluding three singles, a double and
a triple He batted in five runs.
The laWmen routed the usually
reliable Frank Lopez of CaleXico
il the fourth inning and continued
To bang away at the offerings of
lelief-hurler Finn.
Meanwhile Pitcher Domenigoni
pitched a satisfactory brand of ball
to stop the hard hitting Calexico
batters with seven hits, three by
MeEdosa.
The score ..#. =. -
Jr. Police Gil 231 O0O-14 IA 3
Calexieo O21 220 Dol 8 7 3
Domerigoni and Carey; Lopez,
Finn and Brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, July l9. (UP)-
Trading showed some improvement
Gantaloupes. beans, peas, cauli-
Hover. yellow corn, cucumbers and
red cabbage were slightly stronger.
Figs, dozen lettuce and peaches
were slightly weaker. Onions were
dun TO slightly weaker. other com
modities were mostly duh to ST eady.
Bunched vegetables: beets 75-9 -90c;
carrots 5D65c; celery root 90-S1 90;
Dixon $1,000; green onions $3.50
$l.75; Leeks S10O. mustard 40-50c ;
parsley 3D50c; radishes G075c;
spinach G075c; turnips 60-75c.
Cantaloupes: Hales best local std
1Gs24s S1.10-S115; 27s S1.00-Sl.10.
Tip tops std 12s-l6s 70-75c; no.
neydews jumbo 27s-36s So 90
honeyballs jumbo 27s-36s S1.00-1 .25 !;
Japanese melons jumbo 16s-lSs 90
81 90.
Tomatoes: earlianas lugs 5x5s and
5XGs 25-5Oc; 6xCS 25-i0c: san Diego
5x5s and 5XGs 25-40c. stones 4x5s
4O-6Oc.
Ponderosas local AXIS and 5x5s 75-
81 90.
Watermelons: klondikes and
stripes bert $12.00-$13.0o.
Miscellaneous: artichokes Guada- =
lupe 4ss-G0s $2.DD$2 %; box cherries
Lonpoc royal annes l3-l4e.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
Rainiers Win TO
Hike Lead; Padres
Lose 3rd in Row
BY UNITED PRESS

Seattle made II nine in a row
.ast night With 4 neat 81 win
oser Oakland to 90 Il games ahead
III the Pacific coast league.
DICK Barrett. veteran Seattle
pitcher. tied up the second place
AeonS. allowing six hits. Stan
Corbett and Ben Cantwell gave the
Rainiers eight blows. It was Seat
tle's 18th win in the last 20 games.
: string broken only by San Fran
cisco in the first two games of last
weeks series.
The winning run came in the
seventh when Corbett walked Shus-
ter with the bases loaded The
clincher came in the ninth when
Al Niemiec got home from second
ON dribble hit.
Los Angeles beat San Francisco.
10, on a couple of Wrigley Field
homers. Bob Weiland and Lou
Noyikoff delivered the homers IN
the eighth inning while Ted Nor
bert of San Francisco previously
bounced one out of the park Nor
berts hit the flagpole marking the
foul line above the left field wal
and bounced fair Weiland hello
the Seals TO -four hits while the
Angels took seven from Larry Quay
and Swede Jensen.
Hollywood trimmed San Diego
5-l. getting two in the fourth. two
more IN the fifth and another in
the seventh. The Stars made good
their five runs on six hits from
Bill Thomas. Fred Gay went tC
the ninth for Hollywood before
turning it over to Rinaldo ArdiZoia
the two of them allowing nine hits.
Sacramento capitalized on four
Portland errors to win. 7-3. The
Sacs oyercame an early disadvant :
age and went into the lead with a
four run burst in the fourth. Oscar
Judd controlled the Ducks on 10
hits and his teammates got l3
from Wal Hileher and Lee Fallin.