davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-19
M'KEITHAN LEADS
LOOP WITH .57l
Commercial League Star Is
Tops With IL Hits In 81
Times At Bat

Harlan McKeithan, the Ethyl
Dow Chemists catcher, is the weeks
big hitter in night softball with 81
times at bat, II hits for a percentage
of ST.. The Commercial loops top
hitters remain unchanged because
of rained out and forfeited games.
Tonight the most important Of all
weeks of softbaN for both loops
gets under way with City Optical
playing E. W. Godwin's Sons in the
first game, and the American Bak-
ers tangling with the Boys Brigade.
The hitting averages of the 300
and more batsmen in the Independ-
ent loop:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-19

Some species of the octopus nev-
er attain a growth of more than
one inch in diameter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-19
FAST MAT CARD
SLATED TRUSDAY
Tiny Morgan To Meet Marvin
Jones; Managuff And
Patterson Carded

Tiny Morgan and Marvin Jones
will be on hand with their best ring
side name to take the lead in the
wrestling card Thursday night at
the Legion stadium's exhibit hall.
Marin, who was reported to have
injured his back here three weeks
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-19

Errors: Crosetti, Donald. Runs bat
ted in: D%ahlgren, Heinrich, Mccoy 2
Brancato, Babich, johnson, Gordon
Two base hits: S. Chapman, johnson
Moses. Three base hits: DahIgren
Rolfe. Home rum: Gordon. Sacrifice
S. Chapman. Double plays: Crosetti
Gordon and Dahlfren; Brancato, Nc.
Coy and Siebert; Mccoy, Brancato and
Siebert. Left on bases: New York 4
Philadelphia 6. Bases on balls off
Breuer 2, Babich 2, Donald /. Strike
outs by: Breuer 2, Babich 2, Donald
2. Hits off: Breuer 5 in 8 2-3 innings
Donald 2 in 4 1-3. Hit by pitcher by
Donald ~(Gantenbein). Losing pitcher
Breuer. Umpires: Kolls. Rue and Nc
Gowan. Attendance: p, 2S4. Time: LAS
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-19

You should say '1baba" if y
wanted to say papa" in Turkish
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-19

New YOrk --------------- UOV lUU VzC@o
Error: Young. Runs batted in: Mar
~, Mahan 2, Rizzo Z, OFT, Young, Dan
nag. Two base hits: Mahan, banning.
Moore. Three base hit: Marty. Home
rum: Rizzo. Sacrifices: Schultz, Higbe.
Mueller. Double plays: Schultz, Bra
gan anC Mahan. Left on bases: New
York 8: Philadelphia 10. Bases on
balls off: Higbe 2, Melton 2, Dean 1.
%strikeouts by: Melton 2, Higbe 3. Hits
q Melton 8 in Z innings; Dean 1 in
1: Brown 8 in 1; Higbe 9 in Z 2-3: Syl
Johnson 1 in l 1-3. Winning pitcher:
Higbe. Losing pitcher: Melton. Um-
pires: Sears, Jorda and Dunn. Time:
2:20. Attendance: about 10000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-19

ago, is now in tip-top condition, he
says, and will attempt to pull Nor
gan's cauliflowered ears off.
Second spot will go to Pete Mana
CUFF and Jake Patterson, two of the
wrestling worlds prettiest playboys,
who will put on an exhibit of strong
arm stuff for the audience on the
same card.
A. Smith, of st. Helena, who also
suffered an injury to n of his ex-
tremeties a few weeks ago, will be
back in there attempting to keep
the boys from tearing up the place.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-19
GARDENS URGED

N. C. State college specialists are
urging North Carolina farm families
to plant fall and winter gardens so
that diets will be adequate and var
led during the cold months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-19
DO ITHOUT

NEWTON, N. C.-RNA storm
that broke at the hour set for a
wedding delayed the ceremonies
by damaging the towns electric
system so that the church organ
had to remain silent. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-19

Totals --------------- 50 8 10 Il IT
z-Batted for Cuccinello in 18th.
zz-Batted for Melton in It'll.
zzz-Batted for Brown in 9th.
PHILADELPHIA .- III DOL 0o2-6
New York 900 100 Ops
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-19

Since Taylor olquitt failed to play
during the week because of rain their
leading hitters remain the same as
reported last Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-19

Errors: 5. Chapman, %J0nns0n, i.
Chapman. Runs batted in: Rosar 4,
gren. Two base hits: Rosar, Moses 2
Siebert. Three base hit: Gordon. Dou-
BILE plays: F. Chapman, Davis and Sic
bert. Left on bases: New York 8;
Philadelphia 6. Bases on balls off
Vaughan 8, Sundra 2, Heusser /. Strike
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
.Semi-Pro Ball
Series Opens

WICHITA. kan-The cnly eits
which offers its baseball fans =
world series" every year. Get
around to its national semi-pro
baseball tournament today.
Tonight the first two games Of
the long series will be played al
Lawrence stadium before a crowd
that viii run TO 1900 or better.
counting those who viii be lined
along the foul lines and against
the outfield fences.
There are 30 teams In the
contest. Two defeats and the
team Is out Of the eompeti-
ton. The winning team win
get 5000 and a trip 10 Puerto
Rico 70 play a San Juan team
for the world semi-pro title.
The Duncan, okla. cementers
won the title last year and are
back for another cut at the gate
receipts. But they won't show to-
night. The opening game will be
between the hometown Stearman
Aircraft team and the Golden.
Colo, coors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Doc Strauss
Will Give Up
Grid Activity

SEATTLE-The Atherton code
of purity in Pacific Coast con-
ference athletics has derailed the
gravy train from Chicago to the
University of Washington. accord
ing to DIR. Alfred Strauss. who
has sent many a middle-western
athlete TO Seattle.
Washingtons noted football
alumnus today said he would keep
hands off, promising high school
athletes in Chicago because Of new
rules forbidding PROSECUTING by
coaches or alumni Of conference
schools.
In the past decade DIR.
Strauss has contributed such
stars a. the Wiatrak and
Mucha brothers, Matt Muc-
qynski and Ted Msrkov.
The Chicago alumnus said. how
ever. prep football stars from the
windy city probably would con-
tinue 10 come here in view Of the
numerous middle-western players
who have played on Husky teams
in the past
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Loudon and Schwsngers
Reach Senior Finals

VICTORIA, b. CT. p. Loudon
of Yakima. Wash, and B. p.
Schwengers Of Victoria viii fight
it out today for the Pacific North
west seniors golf championship
and the Barnard cup.
In Thursdays semi-final matches
Loudon. tournament medaiist,
squeezed out a victory over w.
Foyargue Of Portland, one up.
Sehwengers had a score Of IS on
the first nine and coasted home
10 defeat p. Chaser Of Seattle, 5
and 4.
Canada won the international
team match yesterday. TO 2.
Results:
J. II. Bloedel Of Seattle and z.
Enloe Of Portland lost 10 z. Frank
lin and G. r. MAIDEN Of Victoria;
W. L. Howard and L G. Howard.
Seattle. lost 70 L. Graham and r.
stainer Of Victoria. w. A Grazher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Senior Ball
Loop Title
AT Stake
Model Lumber ".
Lakewood Outfit
In Three Contests

Model Lumbsr snd fak<wuod
Community Center nlass flrsf ant
second hair winners. wi aneu =
three game series Monday II the
Veteran. Hospital field n astsr.
mine the champion ~ ne senior
nays' league
The teams Win sFsin meet We'd.
nesiay me acsas - battle shift.
ING 20 1sffsr-on park
n . third game = necessary. Il
win hs played 81 Athletic park
Saturday
rhs teams have msf - times
during league composition. lake
snod winning four snd Model Lam.
hsr two games Ths IaHswnua=
have ouiscarsd ths aassls = run.
q ~ but the t.amh~f Al. havs
TIE edge IN hitting. - n ~.
Three ~ the "a ssae- hsss
h~~n s~n NJ sHs run nszTHls.
N"si~i fasssief wisalas 80. !
v" y AA' haN"=8 - =
q and o. q.
Verne tiin. LAEesaasi's aes-risht
haadsF. wili pitch ths ffsi sams
and u third Il required ~ will
b. The likely ssisetlan its hati.
three sins over ne aasisls. laslnx
uns Hob Hicharsisan Nin piteh
the middle game fsf Lakewood lie
has beaten Model Lamnsr anes
and they have beaten hlm once
Weldon Htliiwsli wili start tho
first game faF the Model LsImb~gs.
" tho series goes three game. he
vili aiso pitch the last Ilis record
against Lakewood shoxs ana Wa
tory and twu dsfsats
Ray Hagen. hiH lsft hs.ass.
WIN hufi the seeaad game foe
The Models, In HE sais start
sgsinst Lakewood Ne saa. CIV
laE sp a"iy thf~< hi. and
ssrihisE sut ~ baftsrs.
Lakewood rules slight favnr.
no The public IL invited No al.
nisaion wiii he charged
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Alice Marble
.Crushes Palfrey

MANCHESTER, Defend
ing Champion Alice Marble of Bev-
erly Hills. Cal. today crushed
Sarah Palfrey OF Brookllne. the
nations Undertaking player. to
advance to the final round of the
Essex County club invitation ten
mis- tournament with a 6-i. SIS
triumph.
Unseeded Pauline Betz Of Los
Angeles gained the right to face
Miss Marble tomorrow by trounc-
ing Mary Hardwick Of England,
top foreign seed. 81. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

Turf Smoke Shop and GMC
Trucks start q best two out
Of three series at Lincoln
bowl Friday night. the win
ner to meet the winner Of the
Superior Dairy-Johnson Paint
series for the City league
championship. The Turf lads
finished at the top Of the
regular playing season and
now start their quest for the
1910 bunting. Alva Bland Ii
slated 10 do the tossing for
the Turf club while George
Marshall win do the hurting
for the Truckmen. Game time
h ! o'clock.
johnson Paint company tool
possession Of second place in Cit.
league standings by winning s Il
2 from GMC Trucks Thursda,
night at Lincoln bowl.
Larry Reagan. who has had
an off year, came 10 life with
q swell six hit exhibition, the
two runs off his slants being
unearned. Nothing sensational
about his effort, just a typical
Raglan game. Lots Of spot
pitching with better than
average control formed Lar
RVS chief stock In trade.
The Paintmen managed to re-
move their left-handed ink when
they chased Kenny Iverson to the
showers in the sixth after the
portsider had been nicked for
eight hits and seven runs. Dick
lizard finished for the GMC club
and stopped the Paint boys with
one run and four hits.
TOITNcNAy nt.v-r- 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
ennis M eei
Moves Alonq

Second round matches in the
Tacoma city doubles tennis tourna-
ment were run off yesterday. with
favorites winning. The tourney
goes into more bitter contest to-
day. Saturday and Sunday when.
finals will be held at Point De-
fiance courts.
The kenricks. I'd and Mar
garet. man and wife. defeat S
ed Sabine Phelps and Bobby
Fincham. 6-S. 4-6. 6-1, In the
hest match Of the day. Sabine
and Bobby are youngsters In
their early teens.
Saturday morning at Point De-
fiance all junior boys matches
will be played to the finals. In
the women's doubles Davey and
WATSON VS.. Sanders and Phelps
and Pratt and Fraser VS.. Dennis
and Dennis matches also will be
played Saturday morning.
All mems doubles and mixed
doubles will be played Saturday
afternoon. Matches will be de-
faulted il the players do not ar
rive by 2 p. m.
Results:
MEMS DOUBLES
Carl johnson and Bob Fincham de-
feated GIL Anderson and Herb Pol
lock. 81. SO; Ray Robbins and Her
man Tenzler defeated Jimmy Fisher
and John Brudie. 6-6. TO. SO: Jimmy
Paulson and Bill Guyles defeated
Tony McHugh and Guy Flye. ga.
ga; Gov Teats and Jess Outright
defeated Harold Huston and Don
Mains. So. 90: Hugh Craft and
Jornie Bacalich defeated Earl Jorgen-
son and Roland Schrupp. Ga. ga:
feated HOLSTER Gee and willard Gee.
81. 6-4 Bud Bader and Paul Kreh-
biel defeated Walt Olson and Ray
mond Payne. Is. 81. 60: Vince
siemion and Chuck Ballog defeated
Don carsten and Don Hine. Ga. ga.
WOMEN'S DOUBLES
Davey and WATSON defeated Mari
Dorothy Dennis and Molly Dennis
defeated Dots Clifford and Juliette
Schwalen. Ga, 81.
MIXED DOUBLES
Jaunita Stern and Roland Schrupp
defeated Connie Schneider and Har-
old Houston, Ga. Ga: Margaret Ken
rick and Ed Kenrick defeated Sabine
Phelps and Bob Fincham. 60, 4-6.
81: Margaret Onstad and Wally
Cavanaugh defeated Barbara Eng
burg and Jack Miller. SO. 6-4.
JUNIOR BOYS DOUBLES
Harold Mosich and RAY Hammer
schmith defeated Bill Swanson and
Pete Peterson, 50. e-4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Wooderson Joins
British Forces

LONDON sydney wooderaon.
holder ~ the world outdoor mark
OF 4ost for The mile. has pinned
the British army after serving a.
an air raid warden The day be-
fore he enlisted. woodorson ran
his fastest mile ~ the year. turn
ing In t,i3t In = handicap event
WANTS LEGAL RACING
AUSTIN effort II being
made % restore legalized racing
In Texas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Gaels Again Bid

MoRAGA. Calif.-slip Madigan
Is gone but ST. Mary's football
team viii still be In the run
ming for the title OF best-dressed
team In the country. Under Coach
Red strader. the Caels Will wear
blue and white theme with scar
let polka dots.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Vanderbilt Back
Gets in All-Siar
Came-Wiih Pros

CHICAGO - Ray Andru. NJ
Vanderbilt university wasn't
elected 10 the College Al stars.
hut Ia expected % play In the
soldiers Field battle. Aug. 20.
anyway. The Commodores' out
standing blocking back Of iDso
was drafted by the champion
Green Ray Packers. who VIII
represent the National League
Of Professional Football Clubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Sam Snead
Tops Rivals
In Tourney
Young Bride Sees
Husband Do Things
To Par Figures

ToRoNTo-The second is-hois
qualifying round q the annual
Canadian open golf championship
today reduces the field Of i2e e
the leading so contestants.
sam Snead from Shawnee-on-
Delaware. Pa, winner Of the tour
ney In 1855. sliced four strokes of
par yesterday with = sizzling 81
70 lead the field through the first
is-hole qualifying round.
Followed around the entire
course by his bride Of four
days. Snead chopped two
strokes off the Scarboro
course record by going out In
par So and coming home with
q brilliant 81.
Despite Snead's blistering play.
which set the pace for the choice
field Of i2e entries. several Of the
top-ranking professionals in the
United States and Canada were
hard on his heels. punched within
three strokes Of his figures.
Stanley Horne. diminutive Mont
real pro and only Canadian figured
10 have a chance Of victory. was
second with IS while Just one
stroke behind. Bobby Aston of
ottawa and Ray Mangrum of Oak
Park. ILL.,, were deadlocked with
the defending champion. Harold
tJug) Mcspaden, who won the
$1,000 top money and the Sea-
gram gold cup last year q; ST.
John. N. n.
THREE YANKs AT 10
Three Americans were knotted
at the 20 mark: Vic Ghezzi of
Deal. N. j., Paul Runyan of White
Plains, N. Y. and Dick Metz OF
Chicago. At II. par for the course.
Ky Laffoon and Ralph Guldahl.
both of Chicago, were grouped
with four Canadians.
Ted Bishop OF Boston. Mass.
with a ~. was the only amateur
to come near par on the difficult.
6.6s5-yard course. Ellsworth Vines.
former u. S. Davis cup tennis
player. went around in 70.
The brilliant first round
turned In by Snead. who was
married Monday night 10 his
childhood sweetheart. Audrey
Elizabeth karnes. enhanced
his chances Of gaining top
money winning honors for
1910. Snead. who has won
&5.406, trails two other golf
ers. Ben Hogan and Jimmy
Demaret. but neither are In
the tourney. Hogan has won
s9,405 10 lead the field while
Demaret IL runner-up with
$8,477.
Some Of the better-known u. s.
golfers who went over par yester-
day were Denny Shute OF Coral
Gables. Fla. with 70; Horton
Smith Of Oak Park. H., with rs;
Bobby Cruickshank OF Richmond.
Va, with rs and Johnny Bulla of
Chicago with rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
ALBANY " rrorSg

ALBANY. ore AihsnY snH Eils
gene meet here tonight II ths first
~ a tso-out Of .thfs. ssfIsa 10 10.
eide the Oregon State BASEBALL
isaEu. title The secoud game wlli
- played At Eugene tsusarra~.
ard tho third n necessary. Niil b.
played AZ a later date.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

Here arr ssturdsys overnight
entries and selections fof Lear-
zeres.
First Rsr~-fs1rSe ssoo. a-yszr=
cd and up Washington fesl
Claiming. 81, Ftirlonr<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

some 20 thoss 80 supposed
hat Sundays Washington -
fufits ssz q sie-s ~ Asza Fzz4ss-
hsllsss string woke up - started
finching themselves tastsY Despite
ne sale ~ RiaeE f4iiY = esarxs
Newell. urumhsiisr sfnI - His.
kaiof and Campus F4asssF hzeE -
steibiss ant pretty far eaits
hiskator was asssa = - FIVE
nafinnxs IN ths first re psstsrs
day ran tlsmaiiY Alien GRAY
couldn't xet hlm up II Any time
Ahead ~ him when th~Y finished
sss Rsnton owned ~ shufflns
stahis o. the city after ehIsh ~
colt vas named
Aad this selt really .haur.i
same sp-~d sith.ukh Ne sraa
sn~d IN the final faftaas
Resien ienh the I'D - aaes.
had . be II trauhie making
the fr~t turn whss Aaalph
spreekies' On usFfY alpped
him and went en n win. mt
On Harry u sat eilsihle for
the FutuFity. hi nr~sea
faal
Result ~ al las ~ whlie
Campus Fusser vii prabAhlY stlll
rate as favnritss when they - q
the post Sunday yuu go figure
that BLACK t4lly Hsntan and
Forrest Romance AL rate = chance
In there.
A real program to-day. several
~ the best put taFsihsr races ~
the season fof ladies d.. ssta
post
second win ~ the var Tor
slogan. seven year old san Il war
Cry and Once over Wei rated
~ Apprentices ~ n Wilson he
took over on the hack stretch in
the mile and = quarter feature
race yesterday q yin IN a Esiiar
The favored star Simon couldn't
make up all the ground slogan
our friends ths Changers
cracked the winners circle with
resoadero Thursday. And whsn
they dld win a race they won u
81 far " wasn't exactly : race.
The SON ~ nswithus and kinau
really flew after leaving the hack.
stretch. did his stint In III -
Another one did that same time
Sister Polly which opened the
second a. " really god thing
nmml. sw.., eopp.a and
On . fast track. I'M. mo-
tarious mud runner didn't foal
the fans much Al that. being
well played.
Another tor .. 4 rartsr
and admission ts thr thrre
time winner. circle for the
honest Glad Fraud
The well played Ssw Trial and
Fort Ryuia we're Off absolutely
last In the fourth. raced head and
head throughout - II Reynolds
and Pagan had hssn told not b
worry about anything else. They
we're ~ far hack they couldn't get
up 20 tho sven running Glad
Fraud.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

Stolen bases. werbisky, Z. Toilet
son. Willis; sacrifice hit. Milroy:
two,base hits: Ward. R. Tollefson,
plays. Milroy TO Z. Tollefson. r. Toll
lefson to Milroy to Z. Tollefson,
werbisky TO Milroy TO Z. Tollefson:
left on bases. johnson Paint Co. 8.
GMC Trucks 4; hits, z runs off
Iverson in AZ innings: 4 hits ! run
off lizard in AZ innings: struck out
by Iverson S. lizard S. Raglan 2:
bases on balls-off Iverson /. lizard
l. Rsgan /: losing pitcher. Iver-
son: passed ball. Stocklin. Time OF
game, 2 hours; umpires, Woodland
and Norris
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
B Class Bowlers
Choose Wednesday

The Class p city league. meet
ing Thursday night, decided 10
change It's night Of play this year
10 Wednesday and roll its matches
on the Broadway alleys. play
starting at $50 o'clock. Another
meeting will be held next Friday
night when the league will def
initely form The circuit viii
consist Of 10 teams. according 10
present plans.
A full week Of organization
meetings will be brought 10 a
close tonight with the Class A
Women's league meeting at the
Broadway alleys at 8 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

Another hat supposedly likes
ths mud ran hsek = - lazf rars
A. r.. S--i Ghrafhsasz E.f-.faf
eoit fan evenly snd esarsxseasly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

Sub. Race Cont'd
Also Eligible
265 orb's First mo boy) 1o7
as Spicy Life mo boy) -. Ill
Nominations Close today for
claiming handicap. one mile and
six furlongs. 5th in book.
Fifth Race-Purse $500 three
year-olds and up; claiming. one
mile:
t22s Better Servant lReynldal fi3
ass Mortgage Pride (GrohsD los
254 Club Soda tshindle1 -. lis
t240) Crete tDodsonD d. -. lis
t250) Crystal Speed (no boy1 los
PSI n Pass Up (Bovinel ..... 113
26s Chorus Hills (no boy) .10s
$50 Fan Away Gowe) 80. los
277 Alvsmor (sperry) $50. los
245 Flying Bud (Wilson) '10s
Also eligible:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

Portland, and W. p. Burns, Ia
coma. defeated J. p. Fell. Victoria.
and M. II. Hamilton, Vancouver:
J. J. Dempsey and H. Abbott Of
Seattle lost 70 John Hzr1 and A.
Dsle-Davis. Victoria: r. L. Sksel.
Seattle, and w. L. AcCulioch. Port
land, beat J. W. Thompson. Van
eouver. and I'd Horsey. Victoria
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
SELECTIONS

SEIEt
i-Zandrs, Lucky Bow. Diamond
Ray.
2-Lithorom, sleepy lrish. En-
circle.
Fonsse, conohe. Gold Norm.
t-Edgar BOY. Low Bridge. Silver
Black.
5-Pass Up. Better Servant. Mort
gage Pride.
6-lnvinoible. Miss Llzxy. Posolito.
7-Deturia. Dolly X. American
Emblem.
s-Red Chalk. Tompy. Arizona
Reset, Rosesweep. Gayette
Best Bet-Lithorom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
PEW RoNEs uNsoID

Les than 40 box and reserved
seats were unsold after Thursday
nights game, These are expected
TO be sold by Friday night
Regular grandstsna .esI.
are also on sale Al ohapp-ii a
Grimes. gts Pacific sseasel
Moneys. ass Pacific sssau~.
and seotty's. >erth ist and
Tacoma avenue.
Lefty" isekite and Lou koupsi
the Tiger pitchers who ehalked up
the double win over the Vancouver
Caps Wednesday night. have heen
assigned by Manager Bobby Car.
retson 20 pitch thu two games
Sunday.
Nit Cadinha will do the mound
chores Saturday night when the
Tigers open the series with the
Pippina There will be no game
here Friday night
Sixteen valuable prizes viii BE-
awarded during the Iamboree
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

7se storm Warning no eoyl IL
go Nantes tshlndlsl - IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Cain
To Perform
AT Jarnboree
Mdster Ceremonies
For Hot Stovers'
Big Feature Event

Meme ether than Mayer Harry
= cain vii BE- On n - Sunday
afternoon At Athletic psrk - ma
ter ~ ccremcnirs fnr the Tacoma
Hot stove League 1smeefee which
vii ~ STAGED between games II
Tire douhlchesder between tn n.
Eers and Yskims Plpplns
Chief ~ fnlir- Finar Ianss
seth VII ~ On the committee
In charge n the festivities -
the iaub"r~e. One nssr~ nsens-
her ~ the committee slii ee
spr"lnt~d nv Isck shapiro.
general chairmaa II the am
boree.
Tho first game ~ the txin hai
viii begin AZ 40 o'eloek. The
gates and box offices vii open
promptly az N o'clock.
II was announced Friday that
reserved and box seat reservations
viii not he held after Il o.tleck
nnon Sunday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

sisth Race Pur.e $50. three
yesr-oids and up claiming - fur
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Three Tits
On Schedule
AT Lincoln
Winner to Bottle
Victor of DoirY VS..
Pointers Contests

CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

A real program to-day several
~ the best put taFethsr races ~
the season fof ladies d.. sfa
post
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17

Jimmie sweet eoppsd and
on q fast track. This no
tarious mud runner dldn't foai
the fans much AZ that. being
urfi nlaxra