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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
Committee appointments

The Butler County Bar Association
this week approved the appointment
by B. Vincent Pater, president, of a
committee composed of Robert j.
Shank, Fred j. Schatzmanr, Middle
town, and Marc A. Fiehrer to confer
with judges Of Common Pleas and
Juvenile Courts to determine whether
attorneys are to be appointed in un-
contested divorce cases to protect the
property rights of children involved.
The proposal is in line with ,'lan
approved by Judges Fred B. Cramer
and p P Boil for pre-trial investiga-
tion of circumstances of persons in
volved in divorce cases in which chill
dren would become wards of the Ju-
venile Court.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
BUREAU RULES ON
DRINK AND WORK

Chicago (ILNS). - Frequent over
indulgence in liquor outside working
hours, which results in greatly re-
duced efficiency at work, constitutes
misconduct connected with employ
ment, the Illinois Division of Place
ment and Unemployment Compensa-
tion has ruled.
Under the state job insurance law
worker discharged for misconduct
in connection with his work may be
penalized by having his benefits de-
layed for as long as six weeks.
The decision was made by the adj
justment unit of the division.
Zone who is discharged for con-
tinued indulgence in liquor outside
working hours after warnings, which
conduct shows q disregard for his en-
ployer's interest and which, in fact
results in greatly diminished eff
cheney, is discharged for misconduct
connected with employment" the adj
justment unit held.
The decision was given in the case
of a young foundry worker who be-
cause of repeated nights of over-in-
diligence in liquor could produce only
about one-third of the normal amount
of work. When the worker was dis
charged he filed claim for benefits
which was challenged by his former
employer.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
Women in Industry

Ethel M. Johnson, Washington rep
resentative of the International Labor
Office, addressing the international
Association of Accident Boards and
Commissions, answered a question
important to all women in industry
Does the older woman constitute a
greater accident risk than the younger
one, and is she, therefore, heavier
burden on industry from the stand
point of compensation cost?
The answer was drawn from an
analysis of an investigation of the
subject made in Switzerland While
the situation varies somewhat from
industry to industry, the general con
clusions run fairly. in line and were
offered thus: Industrial accident fire.
quency reaches it's maximum with the
age groups 20 and under 80 years and
declines steadily with age. Accident
severity, however, increases with age
as also does the probability that acci-
dents when incurred will result in in
validity or death. These factors
largely offset each other, so that the
compensation costs remain fairly con
stant between the ages of 20 and 60
years-that is for all industrially eff
fective age groups"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
DramatiZe Your Eyes

Makeup for eyes is pretty essential
these days of bizarre fashions and
vivid colors. Much care should be
taken though to make sure you pur-
chase harmless makeup. There are a
number of safe brands of lash color
ing and brow pencils, and beautiful
curling lashes may be effected by the
use of lash curler. Use eye shadow
only in the evening, and select eye
shadow according to your own col
oring:
Light blue for blue eyes; dark blue
for gray-blue eyes; violet for hazel
brown or dark eyes of any shade; gray
for light brown or green eyes; brown
shadow for deep gray eyes.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
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Tips
Hints
Helps
Do YOU KNOW !?

You can remove fingermarks from
wallpaper by rubbing the marks with
a gum eraser or with soft bread.
Watch for signs of these marks and
remove Immediately. For grease
stains, try covering them with talcum
powder or cake magnesia. Rub off
with a clean brush after day or so.
For best results when painting, the
temperature of the paint and the
temperature of the surface to be
painted should be approximately the
same. If warm paint is applied to a
cold surface the paint will run, or
streak, whereas, if cold paint is spread
on warm surface it may expand in
volume.
Lightly waxed woodwork cuts down
cleaning. Rub spots that are around
door knobs and windows with a thin
coat of floor wax. This forms a pro-
tective coating, making it easy to
wipe off fingermarks.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05

at sub-standard wages was doing to
depress wages of the factory workers
and to jeopardize factory employ
ment"
The case had first been brought be-
fore the Board of Standards and APP
peals, the reviewing body of the State
Labor Department, it was explained
The board upheld the reasonableness
and validity of the order without a
hearing basing it's decision on pre-
vious decision brought by employers
in the artificial flower and feather in
dustry.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
FOR
WON EN-
.
Keeping
Ahead of
the Times
By Mary Moore

Mascara should be brushed on with
a slightly dampened brush on the
back of the lashes first. Allow to dry
and then apply fresh bit to the tips
of your lashes in front. Don't use on
the lower lash. Try an imperceptible
line drawn with brow pencil along
the roots of lower lashes.
Allow your eyebrows to keep their
natural arch and thickness, pluck only
the stragglers. Brush your brows to
keep them glossy and smooth.
Complete little eye makeup kits
may now be purchased and they are
as necessary as your manicure kit
Try one.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
NOT OBJECTS OF CHARITY

1t is unjust, and moreover it is alb
surd, for anybody to think of w. P. A.
workers as recipients of public char
ity. They earn the money by which
they support themselves and their
families. They are engaged in Great
ing wealth for our towns and coun-
ties. They are helping to build up
the nation.-Col. F. C. Harrington,
w. P. A. commissioner.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
Baby Talk

If you would give yourself peace of
mind, supply your five-year-old with
necessary outlets for his growing
strength, and allow him as much in
dependence as is compatible with his
safety. In addition to providing him
with such outdoor toys as roller
skates and scooters, give him wa
riety of occupations indoors. You will
find this better than clamping the lid
down on his many-sided nature.
Give him materials for creative
work like few simple but good tools,
nails and pieces of lumber, preferably
soft wood; clay and bread board to
model on; big wax crayons and large
sheets of paper as well as soft pencils;
paints and big sheets of drawing
paper and even a blackboard; scis-
sors, good but blunt ones and colored
paper. Add smock or an oilcloth
apron to wear and chalk up fe
peaceful moments for yourself.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
SPEED HIGHWAY CRIMINAL

Exceeding the speed limit causes
one out of every three of the deaths
in automobile accidents but speed too
great for existing conditions causes
nine out Of every ten.-The Travellers
Insurance Company
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
Pantry Palaver

Grace Moore, glamorous opera star,
prides herself on her housewifeliness
and really is a good cook. She won
first prize for baking chocolate cake
at a Tennessee county fair when she
was just a youngster She has col
lected recipes from all over the world
and her new book soon to be pub
lished, Il Have Sung for My Sup
per-" contains these recipes and
stories of how she met the people who
gave them to her.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
GEORGIA LABOR TO MEET MAY 1

Atlanta (ILNS).-Charles B. Gram
ling, president, and Rfuus Johnson,
secretary treasurer, respectively, of
the Georgia Federation of Labor, have
issued the official call for the forty
second annual convention of the or
ganization, to be held this year in
Macon, convening Wednesday, May /.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
ASSUMES CHAMBER POST

The task of co-ordinating civic ac-
tivities was begun Monday when
Clyde L. Hardin, former secretary of
the Toledo Advertising Club, assumed
his new position as secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce. He is a ma
tive of Butler County and graduate
of Ohio State University
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
LADIES GARMENT WORKERS
CONVENTION OPENS MAY 2

New York, n Y.-The general ex-
ecutive board of the International La
dies Garment Workers Union, under
the signature of President David Du-
binsky, issued call for the twenty
fourth convention of the union to open
in New York City on May 27 and con
tinue in session two weeks.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
Shop Hound

A new frankfurter roaster on the
market now cooks hot dogs in 80 sec
onds. Each end of the dog is pushed
into a contact point and cooked by
internal heat.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05

Chefs Hints: Gid your sweet po-
tatoes by spreading a little apple
sauce or crushed pineapple over sliced
sweet potatoes placed in shallow
buttered casserole and bake them Is
minutes. This goes deliciously with
hot or cold, baked or boiled ham and
ties up equally well with lamb or
yea, chops.
A little salt added to unbeaten egg
whites will increase their volume
when beaten. And the beaten whites
are less likely to become watery if
they're left standing a while before
they are used A speck of salt for
each white is enough.
Spiced peaches may be prepared
any time you please by simply soak
ing canned peaches in the juice from
jar of preserved sweet pickles.
An easy and tasty sandwich filing
may be made by softening half
pound of sharp cheese with fork
and work in u cup chopped fresh
cucumber pickle, l tablespoon ketchup
and blend thoroughly.
To give little extra zip to baked
fish, spread savory mayonnaise over
the top during the last ten minutes
of cooking.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05
Here's to GlamOr


For those of you who would be
beautiful make these eight rules a
daily MUST:
Regular habits of elimination;
Plenty of sleep-to keep your skin
aglow and alive. Insufficient sleep
will make the eyes dull and the skin
dry and sallow;
A daily bath and fresh under
things;
Outdoor exercise and fresh air-to
keep color in the cheeks;
A diet of plenty of fresh green
vegetables, fruits and milk for health
and vitality;
Daily calisthenics to keep the figure
smooth and youthful;
Six to eight glasses of water daily
to flush the system and keep the skin
from becoming dry;
Brush the hair and thoroughly
clean the skin.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05

Patience, industry, and determina-
tion are the assets written with in
visible ink in our savings books.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-04-05

Acid Indigestion, Gas on Ston,-
dch, Heartburn, are usually caus-
ed by iniudicious eating or drink
ing. Try Alka-Seltzer for relief.
Alka-Seltzer also relieves the
distress of Headache, Colds, Nea-
ralgia, and Muscular Aches and
Pains, because it contains an an
algesic, (sodium acetyl salicylate).
Your druggist sells Alka-Seltzer in
handy packages and by the glass at
his soda fountain. Try it,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Cam Softballers
Play at Everett

climaxing 10 years of effort. is
members of the Tacoma Cam
marano Brothers softball club will
play at . O'Clock Friday night at
Everett In the annual district
tourney.
-Four teams Of the 10 partici-
paung. from Pierce county north
to the Canadian border. will earn
berths in the state meet at Everett
next week end.
The Tacoma club has set q new
record for victories by a Tacoma
team In one season. n. Also a
record for the most games played
In a year, 81. A majority Of
games have been against outside
teams which barely got away with
a $3.50 break.
Pitchers going are Tom Cross.
Jr. and Bob Samson; infielders are
Bob Corbiu. Cyril Davis. Jack
Duncan, Gerald Larson and Alex
Pozsrich; outfieiders are: DIX
Llddle. Bob Bennatts. Dick Pease,
Jim Gard. Bud Nsylor. John Tsy-
lor and Bob Hsner with catcher
Arnold Schurb and manager
George Pease rounding out the
squad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Kitty Kitty" Chirp Sweepsiake Golfers

field should be IN action Sunday II cim olsons
Farmland layout,
But golfer can't be eligible unless he's there
TO take KITTY IN his bosom In person.
The day promises 10 be interesting and profltah bic
10 no few. more especially the guy who can take
plump Kitty home
Remember the day . Sunday snd the
place clin olsons FARMLAND golf course
Play will be individual medal fun handicap. with
special prizes each division outside Of the regular
golf bail prizes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Youth vs.. Old Timers

sunday afternoon oa ths NJ.
klnisy grounds alisisfs ~ the
Twilight league all play team
- iofai Old timers
n il reported that vsan Gregg
Inc Old Seattle Indian great sho
10 psnturing IN Hoquiam. &iil ~
up from fhs hafhof city - piisn
thsm Up for = fsN Innings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

SELECTIONS

Fancy Dress, Fsramor. Up
sander.
Miss Booter. crusal. stephen
H
Sort Ryola, Rsghiil. Pratt
cal.
4-Conchs. Silver Black. Mae
brille.
5-skippy MCGEE. cibbie Snow
Posilipo.
Gillian C. British Tan. Shasta
Fire
7-Tetrashera. Bartolozzi. Jeffs
Pride
S-Color Litter. Arizona, Dave
T.
Sub - Bsnkerconsrd. Queer
Earn. Colonel Miss.
Best bet E. Fort Ryols-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

Kitty" will be on the loose Sunday At Falkland
golf
members of the Tacoma Golf association who will
be in regular sweepstakes play that day =.
kitty u fiat" little rascal which represents
modest OF that type Of silver that Is needed
10 make the wheels 20 around and put butter
bread. Get II
Kitty has been growing for time, but
the sweepstakes have not had a chance 10 corral
her for two or three months which means heavy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Tacomans Keep Cool at Acres

To keep cool In warm weather.
try LongAerss. That's what many
the throngs at the track near
the thorngs Al the track near
Esnton 10 see the equine aces
They were rewarded not only ~
lovely breszes. but by an exciting
racing program In which two long
shots came In 70 startis the
crowds with the payoff
Mr.. Stephen Early. secretary 70
President Roosevelt. Was q dis-
tinguished visitor whom specta-
tors were craning nseks 70 see
he came olit with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Boeffiger of Seattle and .
group Of other friends
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

Among those from Taeoma fof
the races. Mrs Cyrus Happy. p
Mrs Charles Ingram. Mrs. Charles
Psseos and Mrs. Richard WaE.
staff ~ salt LAKE Ciiy picked
their fsvofitss IN bos On the
upstairs porch.
NJ snd Mrs. Lee Ehss Forbss
Sho are amanf re raeins en-
thusiastk. we're there early %
watch ths days program from fhs
clubhouse steps. sun other Ia
comsns over for ths dzy we're NJ
and Mrs.. George Calvert. Nbo sri
dom MAJ any - tss Outstanding
events - the track
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Young Tacomans
swim Ndrr0Ws;;
Beat Bridge Toll

There's been much protesting
lately over the toll prices AZ the
Narrows bridge. but Il took three
young boys TO beat them. Their
method Of procedure did not IN
volve Law courts or lawyers II
was much simpler than that They
swan across.
The swimmers were Jim Cook
sie. Ii. s72s sth ave: David Merry.
Il. Titlow beach. and Earl Col
gate. IL, Of Rt. S Box s7i.
They started from the TIT
low dock and swaxa % the
west pier ef the bridge. They
covered the estimated distance
81 three miles In IS minutes.
Men Tate and Fred word~.
accompanied the trio IN . boat
Peter Benthien. superintendent
OF rtlow beach park. hailed the
achievement with delight and
pride. The boys. he said. swim
regularly in thu lagoon and Il IL
there they built up the skin and
endurance to make the feat pos
sible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Reia Dean Wins
Another Crown

~ Rsts nssn veteran Ia.
ounaa snman knif star sided
suelhsf title h ~ icn3 tens nst
Yesterday ehsn shs ptl tns
nfuesasie rhks trophy - hsr
riana shs hsaf MIS- Hsft~ri
~. state sunsns public nnks
champion. ur tisf nsstsf sEnrss
fer - hais. ssfs - st. ehIle Mrs
~ IN an $50 Mrs FfY ~ss
defending chsmrtnn NJ nsan
ess ; ur At ~ ioth hsis but
finished the - sith cne aesn
Mr. n~an came hsck q 49, e
q ~ sdrs a. ths f5th. whtFh Nss
rsiuaea ~ NJ ~ 81 ~ 1td
making IL 4 an sna - - fur
NJ. Dear. fizs ttth 81 taih
wsfe diNidsd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

The Brewster threat IN the mile
had a swell workout ycstefdAy
morning You know he was fired
two weeks ago after that winning
race In the Bremerton. a mile in
i:5s SIS, galloping 20 easily.
RE did i.0s for five-eiEbths
breezing. cooled out nicely
And the Brewster stable.
which one cant help hat be-
liese sas ~. chance. for the
top prlxe 70 hsy-sire when
Rolling BALL had that set
back and Downy Pillow proved
that ain fufioBgs Il her top
distance. is. We believe. feel
Ing better today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

Brink Wins

CULVER. lad. rad Hsgsls't
Of ae~ Orleans entered ms. finals
IL The National Junior Tennis
tournament today with an upset
victory over Douglas wotdbufy,
top. seeded player from ios An
gsles. al. 81
In ihs boys tournament. top
seeded Jim brink u Seattle son
a place IN the finals ~ith = "a,
90 victory over lack Tusfa hss
Orleans. ~h9 ~as seeded fourth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Schanzer Leads
Amateur Play

HHFFHF III "FFVN7 =
Nsdaiisf Howard aahanksf -
White pisina. = r. - fhs field
- - guaiIflsfa Nho iced Of IN ~
matches IN ths kasfsfn Amateur
Coli championship today - th@
nfiaFhiiis Country ciub
hehanxsr turned IN ths medal
Winning round yesterday Nith q
To.stfoks total shich topped ths
field II ~ amatsufs ~ one stfohs.
hehanxsf ~saf out in So sad back
ln IS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Colonel Cary's Longacres Gossip

tract Wednesday. thereby setting
~ rest reports that Ralph SsVss
would come north and bs on tire
Bistouri fiiiy
Nevss IL still supposed 10 BE-
coming. supposed 10 h. under
contract for the day
l.. q coiWsli owned him this
year hai most ~ his running here
Was done under ths ownership 81
G. NJ. Barnes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Upseis Staged
In Net Event

I'm Erwin aad les. CalftNfiHht
stadium high net squad ussmhsrs.
sprung maiof up-ss IN ths first
round 81 the annual city tennis
tournament rhaf@isY whsn they
SCORED victories ever higher rank.
ing players
irwin aaenesl Iafi Iehasas
IN ihre~ sets be dropped shs
first. "a. bat aan the naatsh
~ wienlag ths neat TIVE. ai.
"a Cartwright astsstsa
Ffsneis chapman. la.G 70
aarsled a. aas ~ the h~~t -
IN. sitss sauthraws, Is, "a
"a
othsf fret round matches ended
more Or less a. expected.
Mus HfNutFN
WAtf uisun defeated NifA ntsaaft
a. - Hifh cromwell affsstea 1us
ulsssnn 81 a. Airs Nassns -
fsatsa Hob silursun. 40 - pun
Cafstsns asfsatsa naf nnhhtns "a
s-e a. nen avn defeated Gafi
fHffAaHHHfI ~ =. u n 2 - hHMR4 As+NhfH
defeated hob KiisbsfrY 40. "a
Hsfoia houston dsfrstsd Hash craft
"a Is. al Lie Aaftaa asfsatsd
Harold Ansifh a. 40 1sss curt
fisht asfeatsa Francis Chapman. 70.
osa 81
~ ~IoH nnss siNutrs
nag Hammered hmlth defeated tAan
Fischer. as1 a. Wait pisun dsfrats
81 Dlas nufruNa ell Is nisun
AuTTas asfsatsd Ralph naksf "a
al a. Harvey Ausir h dsfsstHd 1aft
Miller. al 49, John hrudis nsfsatsd
Dnn irwin 81. al. NIL Nauhsft ~
feaisa fiuyd nNanann 80 10 10
IlaFuia Anaith defeated Bsnfas
Thomas so al a. Walls Cav
anash defeated Ramon tafns 81.
90 al Dun CaIstana dsfsatsd hoo
Weaver. "a ga Kenny huffosa %
featsa niii oaAasti. "a "a - hnn
Flneham defeated Dave Wussdafd
al aso Ieas CuTtfiHht dsfeatsd Dave
pahfnan al 90
MONEYS stNntts
Juanifa stern defeated h"faahF
Merton. al %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Junior Baseball

Junior Boys Baseball isaEus
gamss Saturday 10 o.
Austin sales - Tafoma Typos
a Stadium. camaafano lifas -
Washington Hardware al Lincoln
Puyallup sportshaes a g - y
H Washer - Harmon jefferson
chiefs ~ Olympic Ice Ca. 81
Mckinley. spsnaNsY cbss ~
Oakland Addiilon ~ Jefferson.
Diamond r Trucks ~ strand
MARKET Al Portland ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Four Teams
In Sofiball
Competition


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Labor Joins
Ball Parade

The Tacoma Tigers will be hon
ored by organized labor Of Tacoma
and Pierce county on Wednesday
night. August rs. when the Tigers
play Spokane at Athletic park.
The meeting Of the Central
Labor council scheduled for
that night has been canceled
and instead union men will
attend the Western Inferna-
tional league baseball game.
Joint sponsors of the game
viii be the Central Labor council.
the Tacoma Metal Trades council
and the Tacoma Building Trades
council.
George Thomas. secretary of the
Operating Engineers local No. sos.
has been named general chairman
OF the event. Thomas Is an ardent
baseball fan.
Organized labor feels that
organized baseball n q civic
asset 10 Tacoma and plans 10
turn out en- masse 10 honor
the Tigers and support those
who are civic minded enough
TO bring professional baseball
to our community" Thomas
said.
II Is our hope that Organized
Labor Night at Athletic park will
be the biggest event in the history
OF baseball In Tacoma"
Thomas added that a big per-
centage Of the 1000 union men
IN Tacoma affiliated with the three
councils attend the Tiger games
Some are regular attendants and
others 90 only occasionally. For
this event, an effort Is going to
De made to get a turnout Of at
least 5000. which il only half of
the union membership inside the
city limits.
A ticket sale IL now being con-
Quoted.
Thomas pointed out that the
labor unions are not sharing in
the proceeds. However. a portion
of the receipts viii be set aside
TO fight infantile paralysis in Ia
coma. The unions Of the city have
been in the forefront of the infan-
tile paralysis fight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

SCORE BY INNINGS
s,,-.rr,4- r1sf-.- 040 ofo SOLO
Csrr,nsranos 90 ooI DO 4
SUMMARY
stolen bases-Minnitti. Tommervik
Berg Sacrifice hits - Tnorleifson,
Marcusson. TWo-base hits-Aouino'
Bishop. wilson Godfrey, Aarclsson'
Feldman. Pagni. Home run = 1nof-
leifson. Double plays-Ainnirtl 70