davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-07-03

Washington ------- 020 900 OOO-2
Runs batted in-Bloodworth Di Mag
gio, Leonard. Keller t2,, Heinrich. Two
base hits-Rolfe. Bonura, Bloodworth
Dahlgren. Sacrifce-Dahlgren. Double
play-Gordon to Crosetti to Dahgren
Left on bases-New York, IL: Washington,
10. First base on balls-Of Gomez. 3;
off Leonard. 2: off Murphy, /: off Mon
teagudo. L Hits-Of Gomez, in I
innings: off Murphy, 0 in innings: of
Leonard, 13 in s innings: off Monteagudo
l in l inning. Hit by pitched ball-By
Gomez (WelaO. Balk-Leonard. Wild
pitch-GomeZ. Passed ball-Ferrell Win
Leonard Umpires-Messrs. Rue, Grieve
and Summers. Time-2:17. Attendance
5000.
Evening star., 1940-07-03

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Salem. 8: Staunton. z.
Evening star., 1940-07-03
GAMES TOMORROW

b. Phila. at Wash. (2).
80.
Cleve at Det. (2).
New York at Bos. t2)
St. L. at Chicago CO..
Evening star., 1940-07-03
Major League Statistics

NeSuIts IeStcTudys
Boston, 3: New York, 3.
Brooklyn. a; Philadelphia, /.
Chicago, 10: PITTSBURGH, 0.
st. Louis, 4. Cincinnati. 0.
Evening star., 1940-07-03
GAMES TOMORROW.

Brooklyn at N. Y. (2).
Boston at Phila. (2).
Pitts. at Cinci. (2).
Chicago at St. L. (2).
Evening star., 1940-07-03
GAMES TODAY.

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany. SO; Hartford, %.
Wilkes-Barre, 70: Elmira. 0-3.
Scranton Z; Willamsport, 2.
Springfield 6: Binghamton. 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Stadium Tennis
Team in Action

stadium's undefested tennis
team journeyed to Centralia this
afternoon To take on the Long
view Lumberjacks. Carrying on
their schedule. the Bengals will
take on the also undefeated Uni
versty of Washington Frosh to-
morrow at 100 o'clock on the
Point Defiance courts.
In both the Longview and Frosh
matches the Stadium squad will be
without the services Of their No. /
man and captain, Richard Crom-
well. Cromwell Clipped bone in
his wrist and will be out Of play
for at least two weeks.
The u. of w. match Is Of
particular interest to Tacoma
tennis followers as Lefty and
Rightly Eden are two of the
Husky mainstays. The Eden
twins were two Of the stars on
Stadium's 1888 state cham
pionship team.
Those who went to Centralia
today were Jess Outright, Bob
Simpson, Glenn Murray and John
Brudie. In tomorrow's match the
same four boys will play, with
Don Brown and Walt Olson join
ing them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Luihsrans Busy
With Spring Sports

Pacific Lutheran's spring sports
forces are working oysrtims tbsse
days In preparation for the 1910
Western washington IntsrcoIlsg-
late conference meet TO be hsld
In Eilsnsburg May "a and 20.
This afternoon the tennis and
track teams ara al the Central
Washington institution az Ellsns-
burg for return matches. Ths Gin
dermsn race with 81 Martins
college at Lacey saturday.
The Central wiide@ts hsld
Q big edge In the predictions
Of the Forthcoming Wake
meet Their track outfit Loaf
. close meet 10 the Washing
ton fresh. sad the aetnea are
riding an undefeated season.
They squastsd the Luthsrans IN
the frat match. 7 10 0. Dut Cliff
Olson's Cisda are counted 10 rec
ord second place IN the tennis
group. A team Will eonsist Of
three singles players and ons
doubles team.
Baseball IL not listed on the
Winko meet schedule, ~ only =.
L. C. ana g. Martins have tsanss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Abes Play Two

Loren Ralph's Lincoln high base
ball team will meet o'Dea Of Sc
attic in a double header this Satur-
day morning on the Lincoln lot,
with the first contest slated to 90
on at 1880.
Stadium won two games from
the Seattle nine two weeks ago,
and naturally will be cunning for
revenge from the Tacoma team.
Lincoln, who scared TO heights IN
their TUESDAY night victory over
Stadium, split a double bill with
Seattle Prep, who were beaten
yesterday by the o'Des props.
Walt Dinwicdle Is the star Of the
ODea nine, both at bat and at
pitching.
Probably Lincoln pitching Sc
lections will be Don Heselwood and
Tony Usich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11

Metropolitan park plsyfieid
singles vcllsyball championships
win be decided Saturday morning
at Wright park. with ~ boys and
girls participating.
Six titles viii be at stake. with
the following time set for com
petition:
$50 o'clock. Grade boys and
girls: 1918 o'clock. Junior high
boys and girls; IL o'clock. High
school boys and girls.
Each contestant IL a champion
on his own playground Of which
nine out ~ ten fields now open are
sending the following:
South Park: Darrell Billing. Don
Bashey. Fred Church. May knut-
son and Josie Church.
Manitou Park; Don Carey, Tom
Loren and Scottie McTurreil.
Wright Park; Harvey Shay.
Hank Sehon. Barbara Herb. Nor
ma schaler and Shirley Craft.
Harmon Playfield; Bob Frank
lin. L. Wilson. Leonard Hartsell.
Betty Seward. Lucille Fruit and
Betty Nelson.
Dawson PiayfieId; Fred Smith.
Buster James, Arlene johnson,
Margaret Hunerick and Averill
Durham.
Mckinley Piayfieid; Bob yu-
bury. Frank McQusde. Billy vernt.
Jean Hin and Dorothy Hin.
jefferson PiayfieId; Richard Of
stad. Bob Brown. Kim Phillips.
Barbara Peters, Betty Wright and
Pat Ofstad.
Central Playfield; Don Hauge.
Terry Deems, Terry Towne, Betty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Raise Ban on
Feed Eggs in
Eleven Lakes

The Washington

SEATTLE - The Washington
State game commissioners fol-
lowed up their announcement Of
hunting seasons by opening IL
lakes 10 the use Of feed eggs and
opening several game preserves to
deer hunting.
The opened lakes are Washing
ton and sammamish In King coun-
ty; Stevens in Snohomish county:
Quinsult in Grays Harbor county:
Gle Elum. Katchee and Keechelus
In kittitas county: Merwin in Cow
litz county; Spirit in skamsnis
county. and Dumping and Rimrock
in Yakima county.
Game preserves abolished
included Kitsap County No.2
and Bainbridgc Island section
8; Burlington, Skagit county;
Charleston Heights, Asotin
county; Lincoln No. l and s,
Lincoln county. and Dollar
Mountain, Ferry county.
Other preserves opened to deer
hunting were Sullivan Lake, Pend
Oreille county; Smile. White River
and Mason Creek, Cheian county:
Teanaway, Chelan and Kittitas
counties.
The following reductions were
made IN other game preserves:
sinhshekin, okanogan county.
about one-half, opening areas north
OF Cecil and south of spikeman:
Gold Creek, Okanogan ceunty. re-
duced to the area south of Foggy
Dew: Emerald Park. Chelan coun-
ty, reduced to area in Entiat range.
Smoothing Iron, in Asotin and
Garfield counties, and Tucannon.
in Columbia and Garfield counties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Nine Horses in
Preakness Race

BALTIMORE A field OF nine
three year old horses, one more
than ran in the Kentucky Derby.
was named today TO compete for
the second leg Of the turf's triple
crown tomorrow In the golden tu-
bilee renewal Of the $50. 900 Freak
ness Stakes.
The Derby winner. Milky Way
farms Gallahadion, topped tina
contenders named through the en-
try box at Pimiico race course.
Col. 4. r. Brsdlsy's BifnsIsoh. sec
ond a week ago and probable ia
yorite for the mile ard three-six-
teenths spin omorrow. came
second
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
WeH-Known Horses
Burned To Deoth

PARIS, Ky.-Fire destroyed the
entire breeding stock Of f. X.
Thomas at Timberlawn Farm last
night Loss was estimated at
800, 900.
Burned to death were four we'll
known turf stallions-Flying Heels,
Kiev. Sergeant Byrne and Aneroid
and a yearling colt by Hi Jack
Wave Top.
Thomas thought that a short
circuit may have started the fire
In the barn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Bikes Issued TO
Cornell Gridders

ITHA - For the second
straight year. Coach Carl C.
Snavely has issued bicycles to
members of the Cornell University
football squad, SIS in number.
Riding IN automobiles from now
until the end of the semester Is
banned.
Trainer Frank Kavansgh insti-
tuted the idea OF the bikes. claim
ing the pedaling developed the
boys leg muscles.
They take their iron steeds
home and ride them all summer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
PUGET Sound Tennis

Highline Pirates virtually cinched
the North End Puget Sound con-
ference tennis title by defeating
Renton Indians. 4 to 1. yesterday
while Puyallup Vikings frightened
up the South End chase by best
ing Enumclaw Tigers. . to 2. at
Puyallup.
The summaries:
AT PUYALLUP
June Strankman CPD defeated
Betty Aelby lE), 6-3. So.
Jim Erwin LED defeated Lloyd
Baisinger CP), So, So.
Jennie johnson and Bob TRACE
ser (P) defeated V. Guggenbickler
and p. Smith (E), So, SO.
Marian Grant and Mickey spen-
GER (P) defeated b. Hawks and
NJ. Beddoe (E). 6-5. 5-6. "a.
w. Jensen and n. Frederickson
(E) defeated Doug Carpenter and
Earl Sizzling (p). 6-5. So.
AT BUCKLEY
Don Foster go defeated Sam
Onustack OBJ. 81. 81
Bernice Fortier (s1 defeated
Virginia Madden CB), SIS. so.
Tim Rsley and Berniee Couiding
(B) defeated Mildred Tish and Max
Garrett Isl. 6-3. 6-2.
Marvel Peterson and Jean Ridge
(B) defeated Patty Dunn and Jean
Howe 80. 81. 90.
Harold Foster and Harold Query
(s) defeated Clifton Phillips and
Bob Ranch (B), so, SIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Alexander Signs
For Single Week.
Sfoys for Year

NEW YORK - Grover Cieve-
land Alexander. working a. =
sports commentator In = local
nickelodeon. took the Job last
year with the understanding II
was TO last q week. But the
former pitching star proved
such 4 hit that he's stin giving
his daily talks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Tiger Golfers Play

stadium's golf team win play .
return engagement with the oiym-
pia diyot-diggsrs tomorrow morn
ing on the Fircrest course.
In the first match the Tigers
took ths Bears BY a Is to 5 score.
Those who probably will play are
Bonnie Van DeAsrk. George os-
good. oscsr Eiiason. Jack Brown
and Bill Hopping
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Seattle Loser
In 9th Frame
BY UNITED PRESS

The San Diego Padres Thursday
.,r.,ea.s ,s.,x ia "a ,un .n1 .
-. -.
IN" games !" ~" ~ 's
league after beating Portland I'll
while second place Oakland lost "a
uoIlvwood Al
-. -. ..
- ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Tacoma Man
Gets SLIGO
For Animals
Otto Grum. Veterun
Californian. Buys
Greet Pointers
BY ELLIOTT METCALF

Two of Tacoma's famous roya
dog family blood Of that mas
terful little queen. Shower of Cole
.. have been sold by their owner
Frank A. Graham, owner Of the
Granada Apartments, to Otto
Gram, wealthy Californian.
The animals are Golden Gallo
dine, white and orange female
pointer, and her illustrous son
Golden Dawn. They are field trial
marvels and grand hunters.
Calodine brought 5000 and her
son $500. a total of s1,100.
They are considered two Of the
finest pointers in the world and
except for the late Shower Of Gold
are the only animals TO have
brought market price such a.
Graham asked and received.
Shower Of Gold, one Of the
six great brood females In
pointer history, brought $500
In 1928 when Jim Watson,
veteran and capable Lacey
dog handler, sold the grand
little girl to Al Reisinger,
Tacoman.
Shower of Gold died several
years ago at an age better than Is.
Gram, hunting dog fancier and
widely known in the west, lives
In Fairfax, Calf, near Eureka.
SALE NECESSARY
Graham, veteran Tacoma sports
man and hunter, found it necessary
to dispose of his prize animals be-
cause ownership of his apartments,
which he recently purchased, de-
MED him the proper time to train
them. So, reluctantly he parted
with Golden Dawn and Golden
Calodine, animals he raised and
which brought him handsome prof
Its in field trial winnings.
Golden Dawn has Travelled
more than 100000 miles by
automobile In the last three
years, following competitive
trials. She won ~ places In
open derby and open all-age
field trials.
Golden Calodine has Travelled
more than $4,000 miles In the last
two years and has won II times.
Golden Dawn Is the grand
daughter of the late Shower of
Gold and Golden Calodine Is Show
er of Colds great grandson on his
mothers side, as well as on his
fathers.
Under Grams professional han
dler the two great Tacoma ami
mails should carry on to continu-
Gus honors. They have the blood
in them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Cities Bid for


NEW YORk-New York, Phila-
delphis and san Francisco, which
have eunced . desire 10 stage
the meet this summer. have been
asked by the A. A. us Pan
American games COMMITTEES IN put
their proposals in writing
Judge jeremiah T. hahoney.
chairman Of the committee. an
nounced plans were under way for
the formation OF q Pan-Americsn
Games association 10 act upon the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Shirley Parker Says
He Is Not Guilty

YAKIMA, Shirley Park
er, Yakima financier and sports
man. pleaded not guilty 10 charges
Of violating federal game laws
when arrsigned before Judge Jsre-
miah Hsterer In district court here
yesterday. Judge Estsrer set tina
trial for May 20.
Parker was charged with shoot
ing ~ game birds . few minutes
before shooting season actually
opened, and with shooting over
baltsd ground. Psrksrs arrest
dated back 70 Oct. IS, 1898.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Badminion PLAY

Finals In the city badminton
tournament will be played tonight
starting AZ 7:3o 81 the Mason
church. North 2sth and Madison.
The present champions who are
defending their titles are: Mems
singles. Morton vs. Chapman: Ia.
dies singles. stern ". Morton.
mems doubles. Chapman Morton
W.. Henry Dickinson: ladies' dou.
bles. stern Morton W. wordsn
Shaw. mixed doubles. Chapman :
Stern va. Morton Morton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
JallopY Racers Ready

Jallopy racers. something new In
Tacoma, are ready for their sec
ond whiri at the sport since Il vas
begun here recently.
The program Sunday begins ~
2 o'clock at steilacoom howl. one
quarter mile west Of the Lakewood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
GOLDEN DAWN, GOLDEN CAL0DINE SOLD BY CRAaAl
Hoosisr Fuu,o on
Hardwood Spre0ds
70 SCUM America

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= n->~a>r k~>1<sAea pr>w~n
No. sprN~1 - Heusk An>e<51n.
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sS1pin s~kiNx IN - r~ee<p-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11

Yesterdays Results
Oregon state 7. Washington 5.
corvallis. ore.-oregon
State strengthened its hold on
leadership OF the northern division.
Pacific Coast conference. baseball
race yesterday by defeating the
University OF Washington rs in
a free hitting game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11

Every auto In the race In AZ 1871
model or under. The owners have
put them in fine condition and
geared for capacity speed.
Competition Ia around . m.
tenths mile circular speedway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Voleybal Championships

Hsuge. Ethel rycs ana Gloria
MirentA.
Ailing PiayfieiAi Kenneth
sheard. Al cabeil, Bud csbeIl. Ger
trude Michel. Jean Dakin and
Helen Mcvickers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
THREE NO-HITTERS

SOUTH BEND - Noryall Hun
thausen, Notre Dame senior pitch
ing star who opened his season
with a one-hitter against North
western. hurled three no-hit games
In high school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Parsehial Sohball

Visitation ~ea The firpG runaA
81 he fsreehsai snftheli lsauss
yesterday when thsy aswnsd 1oly
Rosary. -. ~ Central piayfisI6.
Hecund half play win start n~ns
week. The winner - the lsaxus
win b presented with . p>nnant
ny the Cardinal club II Tscoma.
Final fisst hail standings
M. - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
Pioneer Loop
Moves Ahead

usises rrs.s SIAN oevrsspsa1'

Nnltea frene @taU teff<srou4FNt
sAIT f.AnK CrrY-Fsss Of ths
.x ,..rn. an IN. r,... n r,.n-.x
"A "kss VIEW ' " :
doffixht today TOR undisrused &c.
oupsnry 81 first place il the stand.
,n..
a., .-..
:, a. 1890 -. 800 -
- .-..--.. -
- - ".r-s's - -
'. - -. -. s -
ss.,,
cre~ss ssss nses nsnss "
NE nr~s I'VE weess = ~ 49,
500 mas my were Inss yses.
Ihs sesg"s really ssast wes
Eesng snsh ssss-seeses y
lsss
LAa years ensmptcns Twin
Fa'is. has started our Just - u
did me nrst sesson---in the cellar
The COWBOYS ksiioped 70 Tue PEN
nsnt rom me halfway mark last
year.
The league isanership mas chang
cd three Times this week. boiss
ana fooatslle started out IN . ts
for first place. thsn foeateIio took
the lead for ons day only 10 re-
linquish u 10 Ogden. which Jumped
from fourth place.
the only new club IN the league
this yesr--ths Idaho Falls hussets
= are In next 70 last place The
Nusses TOOK over the lewiston,
Ida. franchise Idaho FAILS 10 :
New YORK Yankee farm with TED
Mayer - manager.
PuApFs INDEPENDENT
bossss Pilots are atm The only
independent team Owner Haydn
WALKER said they wiil have Andy
Harrington ~ manager again.
Teny heessi", whs played
nnt bsse ssa n.naEed Fees-
tei'e last year. v sfin : Play
ink manager but handing IL
Al n H. H.a-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
RARY VIKINGS WIN

PUYAILUP - PuyaIlup Baby
Vikings defeated Enumclaw Tiger
Kittens, 1875. in q Puget Sound
conference junior high softball
game At Enumelav yesterday
afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
EKERETT WINS

BELLINGHAM - Everett beat
Bellingham, 81. In the opening
Northwest league baseball game
here last night.
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AMERICAN issoCIATIoN

Toledo s. St. Paul 3. IndiAnApo-
lie 3. Kansas City S: Louisville s.
Milwaukee 4. Columbus 9. Min
nespolis . IL inningsl,
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PIRATES WIN rwo

HIGHLINE Renton Indians
tried hard but lacked the punch,
and Highline Pirates COPIED both
ends OF a Puget Sound conference
softball doubleheader here yester-
day afternoon by scores OF rs
and e-5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City 7. Buffalo 10: SYRIA
cuse 8. Toronto S: Newark 8.
Rochester s; BAlimtore 4, Mont
real 8
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
soFTBALL SCHEDULE

Park Sottoall league games TO-
night, Sis o'clock:
City league: Cammsrano Bros
VS.. White Eagle Tavern. Mckinley;
Knapps-Post Office game can
celled.
National league: Knights Of Co
lumbus VS.. So. 56th Street club.
jefferson; Weyerhseusers VS.. Unit
ed com1 Travellers, Jefferson;
Elks club Va. Red Men. Harmon.
American league: ca Mantle
club VS.. Marine Reserves, c. p. S.:
Independent Bible vs.. Zion Luth-
eran. Stadium: Woodmen OF World
vs.. Naval Reserve. Franklin: 23rd
st. Wildcats va. Methodists, Jason
Lee; Waller Road Owls Va. Milton
A c. Portland Ave.
softball results last night:
CITY LEAGUE
johnson Paint .........
ssttsriss: Anderson Jensen: Oar
lind. Otto. Umpire. Walsh.
General Dist ......'.'' 10
eT sst.erie. a. Myfiand. Lions, " Paw.
cett. A. FaWcstt Umpire Madison.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Chemical Workers ......
Au&iclA7k .s.s.+sssss.s
Batteries: Upton, Ride. ShAfsr
shaw. Umpire, mclaughlin
Peterman Afg. .........lz Q
iS2e 1890, Issesn o,,-pai,s,,5 'ni.hon,v. TN,
Hsdermsn, Olson. Umpire AcLAin.
Garage Employees ......lz II
FiouT and Cereal ...-o
Batteries. Philps Hedo<rR; Hazel.
ton Isazcson. Collins VOID and
DrellmAn. Umpire. keighoors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
KENT. AUBURN SPLIT

kENT-Auburn Trojans fell out
of a tie with Highline Pirates In
the northern division Of the Puget
Sound conference softbsll race by
splitting a doubleheader with Kent
vandals here yesterday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
No-Hii Effort
By Strickland
Buckley Softboller
Hurls Perfect Come

BUCKLEY Alvin Strickland
hurled \ perfect game here yester-
day afternoon when he allowed
nary a hit, a run or = walk -
b ckley Mountaineers defeated
Sumner spsrtans. lis and so. In
a Puget Sound conference softbail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
F deral WAY
Upssis File
Weldon Sullwell
Strikes Out Sixteen

FIVE raIiyinx En- runs h Ih>
eighth inning. FEDERAL Way Eaxtss
dumped Ftfs Tsujan4 INTO th<lf
fsrrt Pierce County nanehail Isaxas
defeat. io-s. h<re YESTERDAY sfses-
recn.
wssaon stsllwsil ssnwk eat -.
teen Trpl~ns Tuesday shs EAnlss
play Clever Park asd rsiasy
oFtinx. with birth games ~ rs<i-
erAI way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-11
VIKINGS VIM PAIR

PUYALLuP-Defeating the
Enumclaw Tigers twice here
on Viking field. the Puy ailup
vikings kept right on the heels
Of the Buckley Mountaineers
In the Puget found confer
ence softball league.
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Huskies Lose Again

CONFERENCE STANDINGS
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Central PiayfieId; Don Hauge.
Terry Deems. Terry Towne. Betty
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Irish Terry
Meets Lever

Terry McGinnis, the handsome,
popular young Irishman from Cali
fornia, whose entertaining style
made him many friends here earli-
er in the season, returns to Green
witch coliseum Monday night to
meet Dick Lever, Chattanooga
heavyweight, in the three-round
special event.
In his forthcoming start, Terry
is paired with a newcomer to the
local wrestling picture. Lever has
been a sensation in California dur
ing the past few weeks and is
making his first trip to the North
west.
Wee Willie Davis, 262-pound
Virginian, makes his third straight
main event appearance on Mon
days card, meeting Billy Hansen
of Salt Lake City in the eight
round main event, best two falls
out of three.
The five-round semi-final, also
best two out of three falls af-
fair, will bring together John
katan of Montreal and Pat Nee
han Of Vancouver, B. c.
One more match, a three-round,
one-fall opener, remains to be
signed.
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Local Handball
Team Winner

The Tacoma Elks handball team
took three matches from the
Washington Athletic club last
night on the Elks courts in a Class
B Puget Sound Handball league
match.
With the score 20 to 1s against
them in the third and deciding
game, Ward Pierce, Elks, put over
three fast aces which his opponent
couldn't even lay a glove on to
pull the match out of the fire,
21-20. 1921, 21-20, giving Revelle
and Pierce the nod over Gross and
Carbon of the WAC.
The other doubles match was a
nip and tuck battle until the last
game when the Elks duo of Salley
and Solberg won over Sarro and
Bulls, 21-17. 11-21, 21-6.
Charles Weber of the Elks won
the singles match over Roy DEM
ing, 21-9, Fills.