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McLen1Ore Says.

or Ia the movies Of just ,sss
ths gallery snd pun for . ssw
pals n win M shings Nothing
short Of . double barrctied mir
acie could do me any good, ss<
I'm old enough Ia know that
the day Of miracles 10 past
There's no use trying On ND
yourself in this game. Whss
you lose your swing yes might
just ~ well quit walking In Ne
sun aad gst In ths shsds."
As ons who sides with Jimmy
Demaret, and who believes that
he did the sensible thing. let me
point out that his NJ Of ysstsr-
day. coupled with his 70 Of the
first round. would have barred
him from tho final 10 hoies any.
way. He just beat ths score.
board 10 the punch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Tigers Leave
For Vancouver

The Tigers left for Vancouver
Monday morning to open four
day series with the Capilanos In
the British Columbia metropolis
Monday night
Because Of the vagaries of the
schedule, made necessary because
Vancouver does not have Sunday
baseball the Tigers lose their reg
ular Monday holiday this week.
The Tacoma team will remain in
Vancouver through Thursday. AS
the Caps and Tigers have pair
of postponed games to make up
there, it is likely that a double
header will be played either Wed
nesday or Thursday night.
The Tigers returns to Tacoma
next Friday night for a four
game series with the Yakima Pip
pins. league leaders. Although
the Tigers have dropped in the
race, they are still within strik-
ing distance of the Pippins and
the series beginning here Friday
should help decide how the clubs
go into the crucial mid-season.
After the Yakima series the
Tigers take TO the road for IL
days, except for a one-day return
on June "a to play the sscra-
memo Senators of the Pacific Coast
league.
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Coast Coaches
AT Sun VALLEY

SUN VALLEY, Ida. - Pacific
Coast conference athletic policies
came in for drastic revision today
as coaches, faculty representatives
and graduate managers of the 10
member-schools opened their an
nual meeting.
Principal discussion was direct
ed toward Interpretation of the
Atherton plan, a code of ethics
to regulate proselyting of ath-
letes, adopted at the last meeting
of the conference.
Elimination of spring football
practice and out-of season prac-
tice for all sports and establish
ment of definite season for all
sports also is under discussion. &C
cording to Gale L. Mix, graduate
manager Of University of Idaho,
the host school.
Football schedules for the 1912,
1e43, 1914 and 1945 seasons will
be adopted during the week-long
session.
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terbury. l don't know why I
didn't hit II any better just one
of those things. After all. .
golfer isn't a machine. lie has
bad days and good days just
like everybody else. Now. I
know enough about golf and
enough about the men | have To
play against 20 realize when
am playing badly and they are
playing well.
What was the use Of me
cluttering up the field and wear
Ing myself out when my first
two rounds were 74-si' could
see that snead and Hogan and
Little and Culdshl and the
others were ON their games and
that couldn't beat them or even
stay close 10 en-.
$50 Why hang around aud
suffer- Why not ro swimming
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IaCOnnanS
Edge Out
Seattle

Tacoma golfers defeated Seattle
divot diggers, 81 points to 80, in
q hole-in-one tournament match
Sunday evening on the jefferson
field in Tacoma.
John Larson. Allenmore swing
or, gave Tacoma its margin of vic
tory by counting two points on his
last shot.
Seattle golfers paid the bill for
Tacomans as well as for them
selves, per agreement.
Some consolation was given
the Seattleites, however, when
Walter Pointer of their team
dropped the ball In the
charmed" circle only 40
inches from the cup. Pointer
scored eight points for his
team. Nobody else on either
team put the ball in the
charmed" circle.
The Seattle contingent included
some of that city's top-flight golf
ers-Harry Givan, Bart Taro and
Gerry Bert, jr., among others.
Lineups for both teams follow:
Seattle: Lee Griffiths, Harry
Givan Five points,, Bob Tindahl,
Gerry Bert, jr. tsix points, Bart
Tsro five points,, Palmer Smith,
Walter Pointer (eight points,,
Carl Jonson three points,, Gerry
Bert ST.. Clyde Fearn. Tom Hen
derson, Arnold f. Anderson. How
ard NJ. sias, Joe Logozzino. G. r.
Harold, Bob Thompson and Cor
don Haskell three points,.
Tacoma: JACK Walters two
points,, Larry Huseby Csix points, f.
Paul Graft, Fred Mackle two
points,, Jack Mcintyre lone
point, Harry Cain -four points,,
Howard Olson tone point, Leo
Ristyet, John Larson two points,,
Lyle Merrill two points,, Joe
Greco three points,. Harry Brad
berry two points,, Heinie Venske,
Chuck Hunter three points,, DR..
Walter Cameron. Chef Wells and
Bob Van de Mark - points,.
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Golf Title Goes 10
Tacoma Player

HAYDEN LAKE, Ida. - Harry
Manchester of Spokane. medalist
In the Inland Empire seniors golf
tournament. won the grand cham
pionship, defeating Reno II.
Thatcher Of Seattle, 3 and 2.
X. o. Fosse Of Seattle won the
class A title-for players Of 80 TO
SO years of ge-defeating Fulton
Cook of St Marie's. Ida. 3 and 2.
II. J. Carman of Tacoma won
the class y championship - for
players Of 60 TO 10 years-defeat-
Ing Paul F. CHASER. Seattle. The
class C title went to e. II. Jones.
Spokane, who defeated y. W.
Grosbeck, Tacoma, 6 and 5.
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SO Athletes Receive
Letters at Stadium

and George Victor
0olsi George coombs. Oscar
Eiisson. Bili Hopping. George o.
good, Jaes Wilson and Bommis
Van dsMarh.
Tennisi Varsity Richard crom.
well. Glenn Murray. Bob Simpson,
John Brudis. Don Brown. Jsss
Outright and Walter Olson.
Reserves Charles Stewart, Clif.
ford Johnson. stan sto~s, Dick
Rankin AMI Bill Nsubert.
SOphomores Harold Aosish
Bob Finoham. Bin oazeeki and
Don Hicks
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Yanks Near
First Place
In Chase
But Three Tits
Separate Them
From Boston Sox

NEW YoRk old Yankee
home nun punch had the worlds
champions closer 10 first place
today than 81 any time since May
3. the day before they went into
a coma and dropped eight straight.
They were only three games astern
the league-leading Red sox.
Al Smith. Bill Terry's castoff.
gave the Yanks only six hits yes
terdsy. but three Of them were
homers and the Bronx Bombers
sank the Cleveland Indians. s.3.
preventing them for displaoing
the idle Red sox at the top OF the
American league.
Babe Dshlgren hit q homer
In the NTH, and doe DiNaggio
and George Seilirk each hit
one In the sixth. DdNiaggio's
came with mate on base,
thus making all Yankee runs
the result Of homcrs. The In
dams raped Red Ruffing for
nine hits.
The National league lead
changed hands twice yesterday be-
fore $4,000 paid customers, third
largest crowd in Cineinnati's his
tory. The Dodgers, after being
knocked from the top Saturday by
the Reds 1872 massacre, came
back TO win the first game Of a
twin bill Sunday. 81. Tex Garlic
ton. who pitched a no-hitter
against the Reds on April so.
hurled a five-hitter to win his
first game since then. Brooklyn
dubbed four Red hurlers for Is
hits.
Junior Thompson pitched the
Reds back into the lead In the
nightcap with a SO triumph. He
allowed only five hits. scoring his
eighth victory.
The Giants came to within three
games Of the Reds by knocking
over the mansger-less Cardinals,
11-a I'll inninss) and ia. Billy
Southworth, new Card pilot, will
not report until late today to take
over the Cards. in seventh place.
Is games off the pace. In the
nightcap the Giants put on a five
run rally in the eighth to rout
Bill MCGEE, who had q "A lead
at the time.
The Cubs won Q double
header from the Bees, I'll and
1873, 10 run their winning
streak to seven straight.
Larry French held the Bees
TO six hits, winning his sew
enth game In the opener. Phil
Cayaretta's four hits, which
drove In four runs. led the
Cubs lS-hit attack In the
nightcap.
Hugh Mulcahy broke the Phil
lies six-game losing streak when
he pitched his club to q 81 win
over the Pirates. Pittsburgh came
back to take the nightcap. 11.5.
and TO hold fifth place.
In the other American league
games the Browns left the cellar
by humping the Athletics twice,
ST 40 innings) and AZ, and the
White sox nosed out Washington,
4-3 I'll innings).
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Rodegard Wins
AT Mt. Hood

TiWbGHlIsb tiDtesG, Ore. -
stocky little Olaf Eodsgsrd. ski
ace Of tho chSsds elub ~ Port
land. ran the tough txosniis
course doSD Mount Hood Vssist-
day In 2 t8s ~ capture the mems
Golden Ross ski title.
iijalmsr Bayan. another Cas-
eadsr. Was ssegnd, followed ~ BIN
Robinson Of the Tyss Sal runners.
Vancouver. ~ &.
naryanss BiII. cascade
club. took the bssots In fbs
~o1.~n's division. With . time
sf zsts. followed b. Lsssis
Freseh. Cascade. and ssisisy
Mcdonald. wsshinEtoa mi
club. Tacoma.
Ths junior sven, was won BY
Bees H,sysns0o. Cascade. with
Dick Lewis. Cascade. second. snd
Bill B0xss. ssntism Sal eiub.
third.
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Turf Smoke Shop and johnson
Paint company start the seventh
week Of City league play al Lin
coin bowl on Monday night, play
beginning at O'Clock. A win for
the Turf club puts them within a
half game Of the top. Bland is
slated 10 work for the Smoke Shop
boys and Larry Ragan Is the choice
for the PAintmen.
Saturday night the Paint
men lost II inning exhibition
game TO the African Lulns 10
to s. four lusty wsllops Off
Gillespie accounting for q like
number Of counters. The wish
tors used four hurler, while
Gillespie toiled the entire way
despite being nioked for Is
hits.
Presenting much stronger
team than last year. the zulus
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
HUNTER AGAIN WINS CITY AMATEUR g
Dean Hurls
First Win
In Texas

TULSA. Okla--A new Dizzy
Dean was embarked today on the
comeback trail.
Yesterday. little more than
70 hours after he said fare
well 10 the Chicago Cubs. he
pitched the Tulsa oilers TO .
81 triumph over the Fort
Worth Cats. He gave up only
six hits.
Deans new sidesrm delivery.
which sailed his ''powder-puff"
ball mixed with several fast ones
past Fort Worth. and his own bat
won the game for the oilers. Dean
singled In the ninth inning and
romped his way around the bases
on two successive errors by the
Cats to the delight of the 5000
spectators.
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CLEVELAND 49, Colts coyote
critics yowled and yapped at
Jimmy Demsret today for his
withdrawal from the national
open championship after q bad
first round and a worse second.
They pointed out that one Of
the opens most cherished ira
ditions Ia that a man must play
through. no matter how badly
he Ia hitting the ball. They
intimated that Demaret lacked
the proper courage in the face
of adversely. and that he had let
down those who had bet on him
TO win COILS No. ! affair.
shortly after he failed tn
align his card after = second
round Of 81. reiayed this
criticism 10 Demaret He WAS
astraddle the bench In front of
his locker In the Canterbury
club, q cold drink In his hands
and a grin on his face.
Is that the way soms people
feel ?" he asked. We'll, that's
too bad. You tell EN- this for
me. will var In the first place.
! paid my own way to the
tournament. Bought my own
ticket, made my own Pullman
reservation. bought my own
balls, and hired my own csddy.
As for those who bet on me,
that's their own business. 7
didn't ask 'em 10, and no one
made EN- choose me.
JIM EXPLAINS
Jimmy swsbbed himself with a
few towels and continued.
Il want everybody 10 know
this. too. | make my living out
OF golf. but IL II still a game
with me. Whenever II becomes
work and not fun III go into
something else And It's no fun
when you're hitting the ball
the way / was here at Can
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Fine Catches OF
CutthYoots Reported

Taken IN ths Qasets river ~
Dick and Jack Woods. fine eaten
Of IS es4tthroat trout were in dis-
play Monday Al fiil MeQgsens
Tsckis shop. 1871 Pacific ave.
Mcqueen ana Ocky ssldsiman
caught a hslf-dozen ses-run cut
throsts sunday In ths bay, one Of
them scaling IA po0ndA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Softball

Cammarano Brothers softball
team again split a doubleheader
with one of the Seattle Auditori-
UNI IA league teams Sunday at
Jefferson playfield by defeating
City Dye Works, 9 to 5, in the
opener and dropping the nightcap,
Is to 10.
johnson Paint also played a
Seattle club In a pair OF games
but came out second best Of
both OF them as Dunn Lumber
won, IL to and 4 to o, on
the same field.
Chester Dyer won the opener for
the Tacoma Cams. Although
touched for IL hits, he was stingy
in the clutch and four-run rally
in the sixth inning was enough to
win. The Dye Works scored seven
times in the first inning of the
second game then dropped behind.
o to 3. at the end of four frames.
A big six-run seventh inning
however, won them an even split.
Bus Anderson was the victim Of
poor support In the first game of
the Johnson Paint-Dunn Lumber
engagements. although most Of
the IL hits he allowed were for
extra bases. George Orleman was
on the mound for Dunn in the
opener and outside of a bad third
inning he vas not scored upon.
In the second game Casey David
son put his 260-pound beef trust
TO work on the Dunn mound and
came up with a two-hit perform
ance 10 beat Anderson.
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Country Clubber Posts
Brilliant 274 Score
Finishes Five Strokes Aheod Of
Bob Won DoMork. the nunner.Up

swA ~ ehsppe6 ~ hssIInsaely
- ~ e~p ~ - -
Larry tssmssv. psbtts 11nno
champion N 10. W~un1 - -
third place with 3sa. NJ - =
Tt-Fs-ise Yesterday. t0aspey u~s
tlsd wftA nasssv n - n -
halfway nsrk.
JAeA Wsitsrws Inc tnNa-nsf1lnG
any frum Fircxent n seeuN1
place with - - IN ml6way
paint. task = cespss - re- nus-
cay 70 wsna 70 n fssrtn p1oe9
wsss 80 cAss Wsiis was mn
wfth -.
Nssslts folisw fpvseps wpFe
<~sfsied 10 ne firss fsve fsnion.
ere IN s~ah fllnhtl
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Frank Parker
Net Tulisi

KANsAa CIV. sgs. - TAs ~.
,ionsi clay courts tennis ehsm>
plan, Frank PARKER a. rssadean.
sosfsy added the Hssrt 1t Amesiee
tournament To NE iss( n haeese
altar defeating poehy nIeus e
Chicago. tho national and Wsms
blsdon tits holdsv. -. 81. "a
10.
In othsr ftnsi ustrhss ysstss.
day Virginia Wolfswssa II nnn
rvaneiseo asfsats<i Mary tsaFd-
wisk n England. 80. 81. 10 wsa
the vemsn's singles TITS
. rhe wsWsss's as~hses is~m
~ ttsassis Wsteew1ea 81
Pet tassis9 ~ n~e Tsss~serw
s~sesses H. Ess11~h nusm -
Mary tsssA~seh se1 Ntaa
Hss~s. 80. ~.
Frank kovans ard M Amarh
II ssa Francisco wsa Inc msa'o
soubiss from fsonhy Riggs. c'hs-
osgs. and chafiss HAIRS a Eng.
Land. -. 81. ~. -
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fields with his football and basket
ball teams, as well as baseball
mines.
Bellarmine followers credit
him for the Lions spectacular
football team Of 1888. which
was regarded As the outstand-
Ing eleven In Bellarmine's
history.
He came to Bellsrmine three
years ago from Mt. Angel college
in Spokane. During his first year
at Bellarmine he coached midget
and reserve football. In his second
he took over the first team foot
ball eleven and this season he
coached both varsity football and
basketball, as well as baseball.
No successor to Eckstein has yet
been named.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Ecksiein
Quits as
Bell Coach
To Further Study
For Priesthood
In California

Announcement was made Mon
day that Bellsrmine high athletic
teams had lost Leo Eckstein,
coach OF various sports at the
West End school for three years.
Eckstein is leaving to continue
study for priesthood at Alma, Cal
In three more years he will be
ordained.
The Bellarmine mentor compiled
q brilliant record on the athletic
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jim EXPLAINS
Turf Smoke Shop Club TO Engage
johnson Painters in City League

stayed out in front until the last
Of the eighth when IN. Johnsonitsa
scored three runs 10 knot the count.
Rick Lewis gave the Paint team It's
first run in the sixth with homer
over the centerfield wall. A large
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NOT A WALK IN
10 STRAIGHT GAMES

Gears once hurled 10 straight
league games without giving a
base on balls and never has passed
more than four men In one game.
When the pitching distance was
20 feet he depended mostly on a
fas, ball with a decided rise Now.
with the distance heightened three
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Model Lumber Club
Beats Sumner Cubs

With Weldon stiIlwsll pitching
two-hit ball. the Model Lumber
team defeated the Summit Cubs.
Q 10 1, last Saturday on the JEFF
ferson diamond. Bill oCOnneli
and Lloyd Aibice OF Lumber lads
led the hittsrs with two apiece.
Summit Cubs ......-...
Model Lumber .......+. . 10 2
Taylor, Ksrwin and "ichman
Stillweli and Turnbull
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Is. &. GIRLS LOSERS
POWELL RIVER, X. 4. POI

Psde- Bsrrfck girls softbail team
from Salem. ore. continued itS
victorious tour of British COlurn-
bis yesterday. defeating the Van
eouve. Young Liberals Eiris team.
1910.
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feet. he uses moro curves.
A footing change Of pace u an
other Of his weapons. hut he asss
no trick deliveries, the present
rules forbidding them.
For 10 years Gears pitched IN
the same catchsr--Jos acheid. who
retired this season.
shifty Gears Ia married and the
father If three children. but shows
no sign Of giving up his place In
softbsil.
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Stadium letter awards ts3 attn
letes. six msnagers) we're made
at an assembly last Friday morn
ing Letter winners included;
Tracks ysrsity-hsrshall Ad-
ans. Ed Anderson, Jack Anderson.
Gearld Bell. Chiffon Bowman. Bud
Boyd. Benny Blair. Bob Brady.
Bob Brown. Hank Clinton, Dick
Clinton, Alvin Danislson. Korbin
Fiehtner, Jack Getaz. Dave Glenn.
Bill Gregory. Wes Hudson. Leigh
Moody. Stan Morton. Clarence Esi-
son, Gene Pape. John Pegrsn.
Burns Poe. Chuck Reeves. Bill
Richards. Jack Vsndsn burg,
George Warter. Barton wood and
Jerry Williamson.
sophomorss $3.50 Wslly Anderson.
Ed Dahl. Dave Cranlund. Gene
Lambert. Jack nucksy. Glenn
Myhrs. Ray ohiser and Dick Per
kins
Managers - Harold sohwslnisr.
Rudy Dcylk. Eill Banner. Frank
Walters
Ba-eballi Lyman Anderson.
John Bart. doe Beifofd. Dave
benson. Alien Browne, day
Dahl. Jimmy Darling. Biii
Demarest, HAs Dubois. Bob
schneck~r. Vince Gonna, Hod
Gisks. George Gunnoyich. Hay
Hagen, John ~ kiarieb. John
X. klarieh. Biil Turnbuii. osDs
Esttke, Harry Mansfield. War
ren Mitchell. Ray Monfbrous-
sous, Dave alitor and BIN
OConnsIl
Managers - Jimmy Fisbsr
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Newark Is. Montreal %. Syn
seuss IL. Rochester %: Buffalo
"a. Baltimore 12-lz. Toronto 40,
Jersey City SO.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee all, Columbus SO;
Kansas City 2-5. Toledo 30; ST.
Paul sill. Indianapolis 1912; Min
neapolis ST., Louisville 81.
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freshman Tackle
Minnesotos Best
Since Ed Widseth

MINNEAPOLIS Bernie Bier
man. although pessimistle about
the MlnrssOta football outlook
In spring drills. calls Dick VIII
dung. zi0- pound freshman Of
La Verne. MIN. the best tackle
prospect the Gophsrs have had
since FL Widsetb.
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Shifty Gears, Softbalrs Greatest.
Has Tuned in 81 No-Hit Games
Scored Five
Shuiouis in
Three Days
Nv JERRY sRoNpFurI.D

ROCHESTER, Harold tshiffyl
Gears " sofihan's composite ~
Bob Felier, Walter johnson and
cy Young. Perhaps TIRE greatest
pitcher ever To step on q softeall
field. the s2-year-old, hespectaoled
athlete has complied a record that
defies parallel
shifty Gears started ohueking q
softball Is years ago and has 50
no-hit games to his credit,
Employed as sheet metal
worker st Eastman Kodak COM
psny. for which he now pitches,
Gears has won 6s3 games and
lost 81. More than 900 OF his VIC
tories were shutouts. His strike
outs total Ia close to 1880
Gears has been with practically
every Rochester and New York
state championship team In the
last 10 years He has toiled for
Kodak Park IN the last four ma
tional championships.
YIELDS ONE RUN IN SIX
STARTS IN THREE DAYS
In 1898. when Kodak was run
ner-up in the national tournament
In Chicago. Gears pitched six
games in three days. winning the
first five by shutouts and losing
the final TO Toledo. 81. In 1896.
when Kodak won the crown. Gears
won five games. four Of them
shutouts.
Kodak was a third-round victim
in 1887. Gears winning one and
losing one To South Bend. Kodak
was eliminated in the second round
last year after Gears had twirled
a no-hitter against Baltimore.
Gears has worn glasses since he
WAS a kid.
He played some baseball. but
caught the softball bug in high
school.
He can put the ball To within
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NYA Ball Squad
Win, Lose Games

Ths NyA baseball team split
Twilight league practice twin-biiI
over the weekend. losing 10 PARK
land Pirates. . To q. On saturday
and nosing out Mnkinlsy Msr-
chants. . 10 7. on sunday. Moth
sames were played ~ The MnkIn.
lac MA vfield
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NJ ware 4tfficule wine. tnrt.
carbohydrates hsGna -
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sseept the iask. IN pr fsu-
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feus birAtes and sasv~~ty
missed h,rAs on 81 teass sss
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mere golf course apart vita true
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years
me tacoma Country AMI catf
club star. hong and tnas with he
woods. srssp and straight wsth hss
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hls pulitzer. passesi . four under par
% In The morning and came h~eh
IN The afternoon with . 20.
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presiding s~s<ay. gave hts~ .
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11

NOT sTOvG MEETING
Tacoma Hot stove league dlrse-
tors viii meet Tuesday night III .
O'Clock 81 soosty's. according 10
President Hob~rt Abel.