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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-07
Yaks Twice
Top Chiefs
All Other Comes
Are refined Out

Three straight wins while the
rest OF the Western International
league was begged down by rain
moved the Yakima Pippins up a
couple of notches to second place
today in league standings.
wenatchee was the victim, 60
ing down 1913 Saturday night and
1l-2 and t4-4 In yesterdays
doubleheader in Yakima.
Rain called Spokane mt
Salem. Tacoma at Vancouver,
and Vancouver at Tacoma.
The Tigers left today for Spo-
kane. where they will open three
game stand Tuesday. They return
Friday for the first Of the four
games with Wenatchee. which VIII
be sponsored by the Afifi temple,
Shrine.
In the Sunday afternoon game,
yakima pounded Rogers for seven
runs In the first two innings.
Immersion and Jacobson finished
on the mound. jacobson was
pulled out OF Saturdays game
after giving up four runs In the
second inning.
The nightcap saw the Pippins
hammer Horton for nine runs In
the second inning before Barr
relieved him. Singleton completed
the pitching assignment after
Barr let three cross in the sixth.
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on THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr

Bowling
way hack Is n. b C. tournament held ~
entered tourney year
TIT gives Idea how far PnsmssAins popularity has ad-
vanced..
everything bowling during
years highly respectable
the only 70 teams
Spokane when 2s5
them rolled Tacoma had record for doubles and singles
play.
championship the members
Tacoma Towel supply which set new tournament
placed second In the singles and
roua high game tournament And not TO forget
Oat Hudsen the stal efficient Seattle man. who directed the
toqrnanent...
Release Cole long popular and Tim Marble the
brother Marble probably something of
surprise but careful considera
laying all sentiment aside probably viii justify their
hang Topped
s University Of Washington batte
II sprink training start against Wenatchee HIS
that he Of the highest paid
players his record Of ID wins against IL losses last year WIN"
IN seher regular pitchers led his release
Marble Hollywood has not shown anything at the
plato -.
r hssnf at Moffeft but the ub
decided not 70 gamble back the last two
pe thing though both Lefty Isekte and
Adam wr with pitchers but who eaes
The more find some good ones inc
problem win be which huiers to release
- ,..,s. sows came 70 Tacoma Sunday compete the
sssa tournament az the Sowing Congress ney
not s. .daas and though ns pun "s p.sa 9, that
Sc sss 70 watch shoot In the women
tourney Play Nor aieys -.
ne along two boxes Of choice
- 800 rs generous supply Apiets during tho matches
en around the incest gestures OF
IN kam that visited Tacoma for the "omsns
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Four players were Topped off
the roster of the Tacoma Tigers
Sunday. President Jack Quill said
Monday.
The players handed their
outright releases are Bob
Cole, right handed pitcher;
Harry Tim Marble, second
baseman; Chef johnson and
Ray Moffett, left handed
pitchers.
The cut Sunday still leaves the
club heavy on pitchers, but the re-
mainder Of the team appears set
for the seasons drive.
The infield will now line up
with Bobby Garretson on first,
Don Trower on second, Stubby
Hartman on short and Don
White on third. No change was
made in the outfield of Morry
Abbott, Tony Firpo and Marvin
Rickert.
Both Pat O'Brien and Bill
Bremen, catchers, were retained.
Rhyme viii take seven
pitchers to Spokane. They are
Ray Medeghini, Marion OPP
pelt, Earl Porter, Charley
Schanz, Jack Davis, Dean
BALKAN and Mllt Cadinha.
Aldan Wilkie. If he agrees to
Tiger terms, will join the club in
Spokane Tuesday morning. Will
kie conferred with Tiger officials
Sunday afternoon here and, on.
returning to his home in New
berg, Ore, indicated he would
sign a contract with the Bengals.
Floyd Lefty Isekite. returned
to the Tigers from Los Angeles,
will arrive in Tacoma Tuesday
noon. Efforts are being made to
place him with another Coast
league club. Los Angeles club Of
ficials said Isekite looked good,
but they were forced to let him
go to take Julio Bonetti from the
Cubs. Bonetti won 20 and lost
five in the Coast league last year.
Isekite told the Tiger officials he
will finish the year with Tacoma
if he can't land on another Coast
club.
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Pin Meet
Comes TO
Close Here
Ooklond Pin Stor
Triumphs in ALL
Events Feoture

After a dozen days Of hectic
clatter, Of jubilance and heart
break, spares and splits. the North
western international Bowling Con-
gress took its last strike Sunday
at the Broadway alleys.
BowIers were doffing their
hats TO Mickey karoIac Of Oak
land. with blistering totals Of
GA, 61z and $50, he won the
open aiI-events championship,
his grand total Of 1,s5s being
30 pins ahead Of the nearest
complimentary Hedtke, Of
Los Angeles.
Swimmers came off. too. in honor
of the Reliance Trailers five-man
team Of Oakland. which rang up a
total OF 1881 to lead their fellow
townsmen. the Mineralites. by q
healthy margin Of 81 pins.
Portland, Ore, viii Be the
scene Of the tourney next year,
II was voted nj . meeting Sat
urday. L. L. Francis Of spo-
kane was elected president; r.
a. Metxger, Portland. Vice pres
ident, and Garnett II. Hudson,
Seattle, reelected, for the 18th
consecutive time, secretary
treasurer.
The Continental Claims Service
five-man team Of Los Angeles
walked off with first money in the
annual sweepstakes. a sort Of finale
for the congress. but In no way
connected with II. The Angelenos
smashed down the pins at a terri
flying clip. amassing a total OF
2,se3 in the three games. Forty
teams competed. The Los Angeles
boys walked off with $3.50 first
prize money.
Clarence Nordstrom Of Portland
captured first prize of si25 In the
sweepstakes singles event. con-
Guided at an early hour Monday
morning. Freddie Converse was
second, followed by Joe Kinkella.
Nordstrom amassed total Of
107s. Converse had 1869. and Kin
keila 1045. The first 20 finished
In the money.
Summary of winners In all divi-
sions, as well as sweepstakes money
winners, are listed on page III.
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Cleveland Moves Into
Loop Pennani Picture
Of 10 Greet Stort. Indiuns Runksd
with Yonkees and Boston os Threot
put on the winning t-run rally
In the eighth.

put on the winning t-run rally
In the eighth.
Singles by Wright, Appiing and
Soiters produced two runs In the
eighth which enabled the White
sox TO nose out the Athletics.
Ga. After scoring two victories
over the Yanks. Chubby Dean
succumbed TO an 1l-hit White sox
attack.
Brooklyn held its IL game lead
over the Cincinnati Reds in the
National league by walloping the
st. Louis Cardinals, e-6. A four
run burst in the ninth won the
game for Brooklyn. A new major
league mark for players used In
a single game-3e-was set when
the Dodgers used "a players and
the Cards IL.
lucky Walters won his
fourth straight game by
pitching the Reds 70 . 81
triumph over the Giants-
With two cut IN the seventh,
errors by BABE Young and
Harry banning helped the
Reds score the tying and win
ming runs.
Hugh Aulcshy pitched the
Phillies 20 a rs win over the
Chicago Cubs. Rookie Art Mahan
led the Phiis' 1i-hit attack with
. double and two singles.
The Bees handed the Pirates
their fifth straight defeat. 81.
Les Scarsella. with q single and
two triples. drove in three Boston
runs.
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NEW YORK Oscar Witt warn
cd IN who would listen TO him In
Florida this spring that the cleve-
land Indians would be q differ
enf ball club this season No one
paid much attention to him. II
took the Indians a long time 70
start hitting and the key man
In their infield. Lou Boudreau,
was limping on q bone-chipped
ankle.
witt spoke q mouthful when
he said shortstop Boudreau and
second baseman Mack had made
the Cleveland club. IT'S been a
long time--in fact 20 years -
since the Indians had . great
double play combination. Now
win the Bourdreau and Mack
flashing around second like joey
Gewell and Bill wambsganss did
for This Speakers pennant-win-
nang club IN 1920. the Indians are
golng b have 10 b. reckoned
With.
WA - DiblaEgto les
Tasks flonndeFing IN their
Wusst slunp since they rose
- baseball dominance, the
1n1kAas ard Red sox have
mose1 ~ - The two top
couten1ers for American
nengue honors. In the first
nat1ie for the hague lead
yesterday. TIA IndiAns knock
= eff IL - ssx. 81, and
sssscd half . game out In
fronk
hob Feller smothered the Red
oox's Wanted power. holding them
- eesen hits. Doc Crsmer'z
double and Ted Williams single
produced Boston's only tally,
FelIer fannsd eight and walked
only one in scoring his third tri-
III ~ N M@<&<t1t< 8&3 n+1-A4H<<o
Ont : triple and single. Ken Kclt'
ner's homer with two on base wa
~ Nc we1Iop.
Ihe Tanks lost their second
ekrelSht 70 the Tigers. "a. Tn
xanl<s made only nine hits. nom
<or exfra bases. of Eewsom. Nc
Kahn and Benton. and three times
had To has<s filled and scores
only ons run Ihe Tigers rappet
chandIsr, Russo md Murphy fol
- hita
n o. T>euik browns
cIlmbsd iron seyenth 70 =
lonF14-plnoe - ni<h ~
Xer1s uken they beat Ws3h-
1nE1nn. "a Fernen Keanedy
eufine1e1 Dufeh K>eonnrd %
hand Waehln<1cn ~ fe1rih
e<ru<xAt - IL nronps
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Totals ......... so ~
Ran for Moore In seventh.
b Batted for Morehouse in ninth.
c Ran for Matheson In ninth.
d Batted for Bithorn in ninth.
Los Angeles -. 0 o 0 3 o o 3 %
Hollywood 80. 0 0 l 0 2 ca
Losing pitcher. Smith: innings
pitched. Ardizoia 3aa. Smith 3: at bat.
off Ardizoia IA. Smith Q; hits, off
Ardizoia S, Smith 4: runs scored. off
Ardizoia 3. Smith 3; runs responsible
for. Ardizoia 3. Bonetti 4. Smith 8,
Bithorn /; struck out. by Ardizoia 2.
Bonetti 2, Smith /. Bithorn 2: bases
on balls, off Ardizoia 2. Bonetti 2.
Smith 4. Bithorn /: hit by pitcher,
Mayo by Smith: passed ball, Holm:
left on bases. Los Angeles 10. Holly
wood 7: three-base hits. Mayo. Hovi-
koff. Kahle: two-base hits. Cissel.
Stringer. Kahle. Smith: runs batted
in. Sweeney. Mayo 2. Novikoff 3. CT
hocki. Nome. Kahle, Morehouse. Coll
Tins; sacrifice. Stringer: stolen bases.
Cihocki. Holm. STATE. Stringer; double
plays. StrinRer TO Cihooki to Collins.
Morehouse 70 Cissell 10 Sweeney; time
of game. 2.25: umpires. Planning.
Doran and Mszzeo.
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Winning pitcher. Epperly: losing
corbett "a. Epperiy AZ: al bat. off
Corbett 80. Epperly II. hits. off Cor
bett II. Epperly 4: runs scored. off
Corbett s Epperly !: runs responsible
for. Coroett Z. Fpperly q struck out.
by corbett 2. Epperiy /. Dasso 4:
bases on balls. off Corbett 4 Epperly
runs batted in. Christoff Chapman,
Fain 2. Storey. Sprinz q Kiley. Bar
rett: sacrifices, Wright Epperly,
Storey: double plays. Jennings 20
Wright 10 Fain, Lyman 20 Luby 70
Dunn. Christoff 20 Raimondi to YER
ser; triple play. Vergez 70 Luby 10
Dunn 20 Rsirnondi TO Lyman
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Tomatoes Buckfire
On Housewife

SAN FKANCISCO-Mrs. Louisa
Lamorti was the victim Of a
tomato jar that hit back. She
took the jar of tomatoes from her
cupboard and tried to unscrew the
cover. II stuck. She then fastened
her teeth on the rubber band be-
meath the cover and ysnked. The
jar broke and hospital stewards
patched I'D the gashes on her chin
after first removing the tomatoes
from them.
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Totals ..........4l IL ~
x Batted FOR Eyertson in third.
Xxx Batted for jacobson in ninth.
Runs batted in-Traxler. McCue.
Younkers 4; Fernandez. Stamper 2;
Whipple. johnson, Reese 2: two base
hits-Younkers 2. johnson. Ratio:
stolen bases-Stamper. Fernandez;
double plays-Johnson to Younkers
TO Reese: left on bases-wenatchee
i6. Yakima 4: base on balls. off
Rogers 2. johnson 4: struck out by
johnson 5: hits off Rogers in 1ia
innings 5: Everetson in = innings 2:
Jacobson In 8 innings 7; earned runs.
Rogers 6. Evertson 1. Jacobson 3:
losing pitcher. Rogers: umpires.
Chesterfield and Clark: time Of game
two hours.
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tie the score at Fall. and Cis-
sell gave the Stars a win In the
eighth when he homed.

Walter Masters pitched five-hit
ball for Portland while his team
mates were clouting Bill Walker
and Dickie Barrett for 10 hits to
trounce Seattle ST.. Two errors,
walk. and hits by Frank Hawk
ms and Freddie Muller gave Port
land two runs in the sixth inning.
The Beavers landed hard on Walker
and drove him to the showers with
a three-run barrage in the eighth.
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San Diego Padres Again
Take Over Coast Lead
.oIIohodion.
Nv UNITED PRESS

San Diego. back in first place
in the Pacific Coast league, faces
the tail-end Portland Beavers this
week In the Mexican border city
and appeared to be cinch to in
CT ase It's half-game margin over
oakland's Acorns. who must face
the fourth-place Hollywood stars In
Emeryville.
San Franchises Seals TOOK =
four 10 three series from the
Acorns and moved over to sacra-
mento. The Solons were on the
short end of a four-to-three game
count with the Padres last Week.
Seattle. which won one OF three
game. with the Portland Beavers
goes 10 Los Angeles. The Angels
lost a series to their cross-town
rivals. four games to three. last
week. but still are In third place
by a half game over the Stars.
In Sundays encounters, San
Francisco beat Oakland s-2,
then dropped the nightcap 81;
San Diego twice thumped sac
ramento, 5-4 and lis, the
latter game In 10 innings.
Portland licked Seattle SCI and
then had the second game
called by rain In the third. Los
Angeles and Hollywood disid-
ed. the Angels taking the first
IA and the stars the second
So.
Twenty thousand persons, the
greatest paid attendance ever 10
lam into the Seal stadium, saw san
Francisco and Oakland split. The
Acorns staged a triple play in the
fifth inning Of the opener. yet the
Seals won handily, attacking Stan
lev Corbett for three runs In the
third inning. another in the fourth
and adding three more in the
eighth off Corbett and George OAR
row.
The triple play was engineered
witt Ferris Fain on second AND
Ted Jennings on first. Ted Norbert
lined to Johnny vergez. who step
ped on third to force Fain. rifled to
Hugh Lub,' at second TO force Jen-
nings. Luby threw wild to Cecil
Dunn trying to catch Norbert, but
Dunn recovered the ball and with
Ernie Raimondi and Bill Lyman
Joining the pursuit trapped Norbert
/ tween first and second.
San Diego punched nine hits
off George Munger and War
rem Lily In the first game to
score five runs In the third,
TO, tn and fifth innings. Bob
Biattner's home run with two
on In the seventh inning was
not sufficient 10 give the Solons
the edge.
Tied Gall at the end of the sew
enth inning OF the nightcap' inc
Padres took advantage Of three
hits, walks and infield hobbies 10
put across five runs in the 10th
inning. Rollie van Slate and Oscar
Judd gave up Is hits. all but two
Of which were singles.
Julio Bonetu turned Hollywood
back with nine hits TO give the
Angels their first victory, with
Lou Novikoff again leading the
hitting.
In the second game Manager
Bin Sweeney's sixth inning sim
gle with two out scored Fren-
chy Uhalt and Bin Cisseil 10
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Losing pitcher. Walker; innings
pitched, Walker 7Ia, Barrett "a: hits,
off Walker 10: runs scored. off Walker
T. Barrett /: runs responsible for,
Walker T. Masters L. struck out. by
Masters a. Walker 2: bases on balls.
off Masters /. Walker 2, Barrett /;
two-base hits. Vanni. Fernandes,
Brown, Lawrence. Marshall: runs
batted in. Hawkins. Muller 2, Law
renee, Masters. Coleman; sacrifices.
Niemiec 2. Masters: double play.
Seattle 6, Portland 6: stolen base,
Gill: time, IS; umpires, Hood and
Engeln
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San Diego =. oil 3 / 0 o 0 o Sill
Sacramento. 8 0 o o o o o. 6
Winning pitcher. Olson, losing
pitcher. Judd; innings pitched. Tobin
plus. Morris / plus, Van Slate 3ss.
Judd 81: at bat. off Tobin II, Morris
3. Van Slate IA, Judd az: hits, off
Tobin 5. Morris /. Van Slate 6. Judd
10; runs scored, off Tobin S. Morris
/. Van Slate 4. Judd 7; runs RESPONSE
BILE for. Tobin g. Van Slate 4. Judd 8:
struck out. by Tobin l. Olson 2. Judd
3. bases en- balls. off Tobin 4. Morris
2. Olson /. Van Slate 2. Judd 8: hit
by pitcher. d. Williams by Olson,
before and Berkowitz by Judd: wild
pitch. Judd; left on bases. San Diego
Is, Sacramento 8: two-base hits. d.
Williams burst. Judd; runs batted in.
j. Williamr. Garibaldi. ID. williams 2.
burst 4, Stewart, Berkowitz 2. Vice.
zorek 2. Barton. Mesner 2: sacrifices.
Stewart, Haslin, Marshall; stolen
bases. Handley. burst: double plays.
Marshall to .. williams, Haslin TO
Berkowitz 20 Mcdonald. Garibaldi 70
Williams to Barton. before 70 McDon-
AID time. 2:is; umpires. Snyder and
Fails: players walking. Handley 2,
Barton. Berkowitz. King. Tobin,
Patchett 2. Marshall. Oarodowski.
Stewart. Grilk, Mcdonald, Olson and
HAslin
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Winning pitcher. Salveson; losing
pitcher. BSilou: innings pitched, Can
dina u. Jorgens plus. Csntwell 4 "a;
at bat. off Candina 3, Jorgens "a,
gems 8. Cantwell 5; runs scored. off
Candina 2. Jorgens 2. Cantwell 2;
runs responsible for. Candina 3, Jor-
gems 3, Cantwell g. Ballou 2; struck
out, by Jorgens 4. Cantwell l. Ballou
l. bases on balls, off Candina 2, Jor-
gems 4. Cantwell ]: wild pitch. Cam
dina: passed ball. Oonroy: home runs.
Jennings, Christoff: runs batted in,
Jennings 2, Norbert. Kiley. Gudat.
Lyman. Ckristoff 3; double play, Luby
to Lyman to Dunn: time. SO; UNI
pires. Powell and Edwards.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn 8. st. Louis 6.
Cincinnati 5. New York Z.
Boston S. Pittsburgh 1.
Philadelphia I, Chicago S.
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Runs batted IN. Holt. Reese 2,
Springer 4. Younkers 2, Fernandez 2.
Whipple. McCue. Spiker. Cole. Bonet-
to; two-base hits. Springer: three
base hits. voipi. stolen bases. Bliss.
Fernandez 2: double plays, Reese 20
Fernandez 70 Reese: left on bases.
Wenstchee 6, Yakima g. base on balls.
off Horton l. Mcconnell 5, Barr 6:
struck. out. by Barr 4. Mcconnell 3;
Hits off. Horton in IL innings 7,
off Barr In az innings 7. off Single
ton IN AZ innings ]; earned runs, off
Horton 7. off Barr 5; wild pitches,
Evans: losing pitcher. Horton; UNI
plres. Clarke and Chesterfield. time
OF game 2i0
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Eatted tcf Gay IN sixth
b Bsttec for Kahle in sixth
None out when winning run scored.
Los Angeles $50. o Q ] Q Q Q o.
Hollywood $50. o Q o o o Is
Winning pitcher. Bittner, innings
pitched. Gay 6. az bat. off Gay n.
hits. off Gay 7: runs scored off Gay
2. runs responsible for. Gay 2. Thom-
as 8: struck out. by Thomas =. Gay J.
bases on balls, eff Thomas 2. Gay 4.
Wild pitches Gay. Thomas; left on
bases. Los Angeles 7. Hollywood 5;
home run, CiSseIl; two-base hit. Mayo;
runs battec IN Strinfer. Thomas,
Sweeney 7, Clssell: sacrifices Csrpen-
ter Bitrner. stolen base. Sweeney;
double plays, CfhocE % Collins,
More house 70 Cissell 20 Sweeney
KAh5e to Cisseu 20 Sweeney; time Of
game, ! as umptres. Doran, Aszzeo
and F4nntDg.
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a Batted for Lilly in ninth.

San Diego ... 0 o 2 2 o o 0 0--6
Sacramento -. 0 o / o o o o %
Winning pitcher. Humphreys: los
ing pitcher, Munger: innings pitched.
Humphreys 9 plus, Munger A: at
bat. off Humphreys 20, Munger 81;
hits. off Humphreys S. Munger z;
runs scored off Humphreys 4, Nun
ger s: runs responsible for. Humph-
reys 4. Munger 5: struck out. by
Humphreys 2 Shores 2. Munger 4,
Lilly 1. bases on balls. off Humphreys
.. Munger 2. Lilly 3: hit by pitcher.
Ballinser by Humphreys; left on
bases. San Diego Q. Sacramento 5:
home run, Blattner. three-base hit,
Mesner; two-base hits. Mcdonald,
Humphreys. Ballinger; runs batted in.
Humphreys, King, Mesner. Haslin 3.
Blattner 8: double plays, Mesner TO
sperry TO Mcdonald. sperry to Mesner
to Mcdonald; time. i:43: umpires,
Fails and Snyder; players walking.
Wasley 2. Sperry. Mesner Salkeld.
Humphreys. Garibaldi, Marshall and
Jensen.
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Yesterdays Results
Portland s, Seattle 1.
San Diego Sill, Sacramento
4-6.
Los Angeles TT. Hollywood As.
San Francisco IA, Oakland rs.
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SCREEN DEBUT

Jane Drummond will make her
film debut II Susan and God
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland 8, Boston 1.
st. Louis !. Washington 5.
Detroit 8, New York 4.
Chicago 6, Philadelphia S.
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NJ The
q 3 -A4ndngs

Yesterdays Results
Yakima lila, Wenatchee "a.
Vancouver at Tacoma, off;
rain.
Spokane at Salem, off; rain.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
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Red Roider Golfers
Take Lincoln Notch

BellinEham's Red Raider golf
squad gained revenge for q defeat
earlier In the week by Lincoln
when they downed the Stadium
high dlvot-diggers sis TO eis last
Saturday on the Allcnmore course.
II you're not uzing IL. sell Il with
. Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main s1s1
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SACRAMENTO

Totals ........36 8 8 30 IS 3
Batted for Jensen in fourth.
b Ran for Ogrodowski in sixth.
Ran for erik in eighth.
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z Others
Also Cut
BY Tacoma
Don Trower Will
Toke Over Second
Bose Position

Four players were Topped off
the roster of the Tacoma Tigers
Sunday. President Jack Quill said
Monday.
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SAN FRANCISCO

Oakland .. o o o o z o O o Ga
San Francisco. 0 o 3 / o o o 3 1t
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SAN FRANCISCO

a Batted for cantwell in sixth.
b Battec for Ballou in seventh.
Nogales international., 1940-08-17
Woman'S Club
Benefit Bridge
Set For Tuesday

Members of the Nogales Woman's
Club will hold benefit bridge par
ty Tuesday morning from to 11:3O
at the clubhouse on Morley avenue.
Those wishing to make reserva-
tions may do so by calling one OF
the committee Mesdames j. V. Rob-
ins, Marguerite Macdonald, Robert
Marcus, Louis 11udgin, Paul Areno
or Mrs. w. A. O'Connor.
&***&&&&AHH~
BACK FROM COLORADO
Prof. and Mrs. GLADDEN. Elliott re-
turned Sunday from Colorado where
they spent most of the summer
They came back via California and
report the temperature was 119 de-
grees at Gila Bend the day they
came through there.
*******
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Wager and
two sons arrived yesterday from Je-
rome to spend a week visiting Mr.
Wager's brother, Victor j. Wager,
Jr., and family. Clinton teaches
English and dramatics in Jerome
High School.
Nogales international., 1940-08-17
RyOCietEA
Allyn Watkins
To Wed In
Missouri Aug. Is
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Allyn Watkins, formerly of No
gales, will be married week from
tomorrow at Frankford, Mo-, to
Miss Kathryn Kaser, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Virgil Carson Kaser
of F'rankford and Phoenix, Arizona,
and prominent in society circles CT
the two cities.
! The wedding will take place at
the Kaser summer home and among
guests will be Mr.. Watkins parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Watkins OF
Carlsbad, NM, formerly of Nogales
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins are leaving
for Frankford August %.
The Kasers have spent their win
ters in Phoenix for the past three
years and Mr.. Kaser has many in
terests in Arizona as well as Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. Watkins, who was born and
raised in Nogales, is affiliated with
the New York Life Insurance Com
pany at Phoenix where the couple
will make their home. He is mem
Der Of the Phoenix 20-30 Club and
the Tempe Lions Club and for
mer student of Texas A and M
College.