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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06
LEkESUNK-E MI IS AZ OMN|BUSzR0L? :?

Nkor ango engeri flota norveg partvdekeket meg
pbaa elrn azza hogy robbano tenge aknaka rakott lie
norveg semleges vzekbe akkor emek eserny6s
volt mnisztereln0k Austin Chamberlain gnyosan modta
angol paramentben
Ami Norvegiat illeti, oft Hitler mar ekesett omni
buszrol
Mem sejtee Chamberlain hogy tiz nap mulva feere OIL
norvegiai ango veresegk hatasa aat hogy
bizonyos haborus omnbuszt Hitler Chamberlain
keste lie.
nalunk Egyeslt Alamokban kerdezgetk, persze
enokre celozva es eenze odalaro vajjon kessuk
Htlerre tobbi dktaorra szemben omnibusz
es jutunk-e lekeses miatt bahia?
Nagyon ostoba rosszakarat volt ebben gnyss kerdeben
Ak igyelemel ovasta Roosevelt beszedet amelye tor
venyhozoknak mondo abbol sztan lathatta hogy benn
meg fenyege semmi veszedelem, csak meg
annak jovore vonatkozo mnden lehetosege.
nondta Roosevelt elnok, hogy a Hitler gy6zn
Jala fancak angolok fele akkor honap mar utnak
is ndul Amerka fee Erie meg gyozelem eseten esz dix
tator aamoknak ee6sege Mines hozza hajouk meg akkor
sncS ha keZkre udnak kapartan egesz ango had ot
tat Mines hozza ereiik es mines hozza batorsaguk.
Ayaghaboru soran Europa mar latta, hogy mkent tud
hareoni amerka kaona De AIT meg atta hogy mi
amerika nernzet akkor ha saat part
jaiak vedelmer6 szo Lehe hogy meg vagyunk
egy kls6 haborura egge felkeszye, de hogy haza
baryen tamadassa szenben megvedemezzk keszen aunk
Az elnok minden gondokozo enber aal ertheto modon
ondta meg orvenyhozoknak hogy Hitler gyozeme eeten
vagy holnapa varhatuk ekerheeten nagy har
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06

szerepre, hanem Hillmanra,
aki a legintelligensebb es leg
tisztessegesebb munkasvezer je-
lenleg.
Altalaban el lehet mondani,
hogy a fenyeget6 helyzet egy-
seget teremtett az orszagban
es a fegyverkezesi programnak
senki utjat mem allja.
A KONGRESSZUS Az
UJABBAN
kert oriasi 0sszeget vita nell
kill fogja megszavazni, vagyis
teljes mertekben hozza-jarul
ahhoz a republicans ellenzek;
de vita fog kialakulni azon,
hogy a garda es a tartalek
esetleges behivasara az elnok-
mex a kert felhatalmazast meg
adjak.
Hogy EFT megszavazza az
ellenzek, feltetlenul joga van
olyan informaciokra, amiket
meg mem adott meg minden-
kinek a Feher Haz.
Valoszinii, mogy a szovetse-
gesek a k0zeli napokban bizal-
mas kerdest fognak az Egye-
silt Allamok kormanyahoz in
tezni, hogy kaphatnak-e innen
segitseget a jovoben, ha mem
adjak fel a mostani vert ALA
potban a kuzdelmet.
S ha ere igenl6 feleletet
kap a kormanytol (amit az
ellenzeki vezeremberek belle
egyezese nelkil mem lehet Is
mem szabad megadni, akkor
fel kell keSziilnunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06

! Jelenleg legalabb az egyik.
hazbal1 megszavaztak S biztos-
max latszik a vegleges elfoga-
daSa a k0vetkez6 t0rvenyek-
mex: Hadi iparra dolgozo gya-
rakban mem lesz szabad nem-
polgarok alkalmazasa, allam-
k0zi delemben a nem-
(FOlytataSa az six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06
MAGYARORSZAGBOL

a het vegen megnyugtato
hirek erkeztek, inert Kelet
Eurapaban tudni velik, hogy a
harom diktator a Duna es
a Balkan allamok nyugalmat
mem kivanja zavarni.
EZ termeSzeteSen mem je-
lenti AIT, hogy Magyarorszag
veglegesen biztonsagban van,
inert amig a haboru veget
mem latjuk, minden eshet6-
segre es meglepetesre el le-
hetUnk keSziilve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06
EZ SEM JELENTENE

AL,
hogy haborut uzennenk,
vagy hadsereget kiildenenk
Europaba, hanen ait, hogy
"a haborun Xviii" Ctshort of
wary a sz0vetsegesek lit min
dent megkapnak.
] S bar ma meg talan EFT
mem savanna meg sem a nem-
zet, sem a kongresszus, ha a
szovetsegesek mem fogjak ma
gukat a nagyon k0zeli j0v6ben
megadni, akkor ezt az igeretet
lit nehsny heten belul meg
kapjak.
A nemzet hangulata oriasi
valtozason ment at az utolso
negy hetben es ujabb negy het
eltelte utan talan olcsobbnak
latnak, ha a sz0vetsegesek
rendelkezesere b ocs ajtanank
mindent, amt adni tudunk,
minthogy a k0vetkez6 evekben
egy peldatlan fegyverkezes ter
heit vlSeljiik. 4xe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06

Az esetben olyan viszonyban
allnank a haboruhoz, mint
Olaszorszag ALT idaig. T
A HABORUHOZ VEZET0
ut hiszteriaja az intoleren-
ciat egyre fokozza s annak a
celtablai meg mindig mi va
gyunk, akik a viz mask olda-
Ian SZjilettiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06
HEIL SZEMIE

hogy hatalrnazzak fel az egyes
allamok National Guard-ja -jainak
a mozg6sitasara, valamint ar
ra, hogy minden rezervistat
szlkseg eseten behivion.
A fadugyminiszter sietett
kijelenteni, hogy ezekre a be-
hivasokra csak kikepzes celia
boil gondolnak, de felelmetes
er6vel hatott a nemzetre, hogy
ait hirtelen sziiksegesnek ia
laljak.
Macy MEGNYUGVASSAL
es altalanos helyeslessel ia
lalkozott az eln0knek az az in
tezkedese, hogy a haborus be-
ruhazasok modozatat es kivi-
telet rabizta het klvalo ember-
re, akiknek teljesen szabad ke-
yet biztositott ebben a mum
kaban.
Kul0n0sen or0mmel vettek d
General Motors eln0kenek,
Knudsennek "a kinevezeset,
inert az 8 dolga lesz, hogy a
szukseges felszereleseket minel
gyorsabban megrendelje es be-
szerezze S nalanal ere alkal-
masabb .ember keves van az or
szagban.
Feltiinest keltett, hogy a
munkas-igyek problemait mem
bizta sem Lewisra, sem Green
re, akiknek barmelyike teljesen
alkalmatlan lett volna ere a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06
WASHINGTON ES
A NEMZET

az elnok ujabb Uzenetet
megd0bbenve figyelte mar
mem azon d0bbeniink meg,
hogy ujabb milliardokat kert
fegyverkezesi .celokra, inert
azokat vita nelkul megkapja.
Es ha t0bbet ker a j0v6ben
(mert fog kerni), ait is meg
KAPPA.
A megd0bb az volt,
hogy a haborus lehetosegeket
egesz k0zel-valonak jelezte,
mikor megemlitette, hogy az
"esetleg a vilag minden fold
reszet elboritja" a kozeli jo-
v6ben.
S mem nyugtatta meg a
nemzetet az a kerese sem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Tiger Grid
Squad Hard
AfLabors
Preparing for Tilt
With Wenutchee on
Apple City Field

The Stadium Tigers win step
out of the Cross-State league Fri
day afternoon when they travel to
Wenatchee to meet the Apple
City" team.
The Bengals met wenatchee for
the first time last year on the
Bengals home field and handed
them IS TO 0 licking. All indica-
tons point to another victory for
Coach Heinrick's team this season
on the Wenatchee field.
Nevertheless the Bengals were
hard at work last night. A lengthy
turnout was held in the mud.
Fundamentals were stressed in q
dummy practice and was topped
off with a scrimmage.
Injuries continue to haunt the
Bengal mentor. Jack Wilson, Dick
Hiltbrunn and Ed Dever are the
main casualties They may be
held out Of the Wenstchee game
unless needed, as the Stadium
Everett battle Is but a week off
and the team must be at fun
strength to compete with the Sea-
gulls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30

Coliseum Bowling Palace an
nounces that Bin shaul. nation
ally known figure In bowling
circles, viii be in Tacoma this
week to give instruction to all
would-be bowlers. He Is a holder
of three New York state medals,
and took third in the Indiana
singles Of the American Bowling
Congress.
He has averaged 100 for
his past Is years In the A. u.
G. Six weeks ago he rolled
perfect game. 500. In the
West Lake Alleys at Los
Angeles.
instruction will be given at the
Hi-Way alleys on Wednesday from
2 to p. m. at the Sixth Avenue
Bowling Center on Friday from
2 to 5 p. m. and the Coliseum
Bowling Palace on Saturday from
2 to 5 p. m.
The Coliseum's largest single
squad league, the Eagles lodge,
bowled their weekly match with
much enthusiasm.
Golden Age tied for LIST with
Hammond Electric LAun y.
Eagle No. 2 team which holds first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Abe Sophs
Might Win
Title
Need Victory Over
Stadium 10 Cinch
Crown for Season

Sophomore football play may
see new city champion Thursday
II John Kennedy's Lincoln eleven
can turn the tables On Stadium
when the two rivals meet In the
Lincoln bowl.
The Railsplitters already hold
one Tiger peit on their victory
belt to take one-up lead In the
series. The victory. Z to 0. came
after both squads had fought
tooth and nail all the way so
consequently the Abe mentor il
taking no chances and is drilling
his charges hard for this sll-im-
portant tilt.
A heavy blocking and tacklng
drill was on tap for yesterday
with more heavy duty along the
scrimmage line set for today. The
Tigers over in their north end
lair have been snarling like mad
dogs and are ready for a piece of
Axeman meat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Tennis Turnouis

Tennis turnouts AZ Lincoln have
attracted 20 girls. Doris Dsvey.
head of the net sport, announced
today.
Those turning out are Alice
Webb. Garnet Butterfield. Doris
Hayadarn, Kay Goffipin, Jean
Morgan, Dorothy Hill. Adeiine
Bouffioux. Rose Hsmmonda, Lura
Irish. Nellie Wasson. Betty Ar
mour, Jean Keller. Frances Davey.
Garnet Thompson. Lois slytne'
Pauline Boucher. Lois Dahl, Doro-
thy Warter. Bernics Young. Ance
Kagler. Harriette somyervfn. Le-
wanna Dickes, Ollie Tweeden'
Moreno Tierney. Evelyn Lannigan'
Doris Long, Janet Cooper. Betty
Christensen and Doris Davey-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Penn Sophomore
Comes From Long
Line of Cridmen

PHILADELPHIA John Don.
aidaon. Pennsylvania sophomore
tackle. comes from . football
minded family ills father vas .
tackle % the 1901 Quaker team.
brother. = reserve guard n
1854 another brother starred for
Penn Charter and Aercsrahufx
Academy. Ffancls Donaldson. an
Uncle. vas linz eoaeh under Dr
Henry l. Williams. originator u
fhs Minnesota ahlft
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Only Light Work

PALo ALTO stanford's first
and second teams were given only
a light warm-up while the coach
ing staff devoted its attention 10
the third and fourth stringers
yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30

fuftunsfsiv ~ player 80 snaa-
piainsd ~ sYs iamFY
The ksrewsln fisysFs Hsczt
seriously burned are
Itnn fseknarsa. 81 ne taes
David rikssr. On ne isxs. lnfse-
ilcn developing
1ask Itsstirs. - fke hedY.
nee Marshall. - ~ .ia-
Re- Nsshetfe. - - ga
Cant uaik.
~ Royce. - ~ he<fy.
Dteh nueh. - ne h-ssfv.
nsAndrra al nof change -
~ sstsf ~ ths tslf TIE siah hsa
~ athsf thzt vnata ~ ~ bis
frliaN Thai i Il sid i m
fssssn - burn. are - sewers -
the back
Ths kspo~sln hiah thls .sssus
has the greatest eiah n - hisfafs.
tie simmer Ths Clover Fsrk
asme was rated ~ classic" -
ne Ysar fef thsf particular stfrilif
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
No Single
Race Horse
Outstanding
Situation OF 1910
Unique: Few Events
Remoin on Program
nv JACN GuESrnFn
United Pres. Racing Ediser

NEW YORK - Tn 1870 racing
season draws 70 = elose IN al but
a few outlying precincts thls week
and unless : few pressing matters
are settled IN fimlieos special and
futurty the year vii end without
having produced q standout thor
euehbred IN any championship 81.
visinn.
The situation " unique. Ohio
tracks stop running on Thursday
and plants IN Kentucky. Illinois.
New York and New England vii
fold up Saturday.
The enis meeting stiii ~ the
scfsednie are late fall runs IN
Maryland ard Wat Airgisis
and the winter sessions In
California and rierlds - YET
ther. !. no slsn Of = true title
holder Of any age.
The plmiieo fixtures may solve
two or even three u the riddles
ON Friday Alfred Vanderbilt vii
present his newest version Of the
speclai. In which " !. nrann's
chAliedon. a four ysar-oid Myron
selznlcks Can't Wait. a five -year.
old. and c. 3. Towards Midland.
a thrcs.year-oid. viii meet %
settle a purely theoretical title d
horse Of the year"
AGE NO FACTOR
IN. mile and sic event 10 be
run 81 weight for age actually
won't determine anything nearly 10
important. but IL viii provide =
bundle Of clues a. 10 the true
abilities 81 the three performers.
The futurity similarly should
unravsl the tangled two-ysar-oids
The juvenile title was prsmasnrely
awarded our Boots after The
futuri,y At Belmont and the
youngster promptly bowed 10
Whlflaway - kesneland.
In the flmilco event these
two win measure strides with
Monday Lunch. Hold Irishman,
Bryan station and several
other late eomer- with flair
for running . distaaes.
In all other cases the getaway
day programs will not be con
elusive. but while the horses them
selves have been homeopathic
on the subject Of form the tracks
viii shut their yates on year
which was probably ths most pros.
porous q ell time
The New York SEASON sifssdy
has broken all betting marks and
the final figure vii approach
400 600 900 or more than third
more than has been recorded IN
any other state
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Grid Briefs

BERKELEY Coach stub Ali
son ordered a scrimmage today
for CALIFORNIA; Bears and an.
nounoed that Left Guard Art
Anderson. Left Guard Bob Hon.
COLA and Left Hair Henry zacha-
rias, injured IN the Washington
game. would be out Of action for
some time. Ray Amiing. left
guard. injured IN the Michigan
game. will ace action Saturday
against Oregon State.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Bowling Instructor
To Give Lessons Here

position in the league after taking
5 points.
Bud Mccormick was high with
a nice 2l0 game. Vienna Cabaret
won 3 points from Merrick a Race
with Don Bryant rolling 4s4.
GOLDEN AGE WINS
Golden Age won } points from
Eagle No. 1 team won 4 points
from Hathan's ciothiera Lami-
mex won 3 points from seldens.
Ted's Place won points from
Turf smoke shop. Berg's Tavern
won 3 points from Mecca Rest.
Tokstad Furn. won , points from
Eagles No. 2.
High single game was rolled by
Bud Mccormick, 2i0. High three
game totf was 565 also rolled by
Mccormick.
The Lamlnex team carried away
the three game total honor, 2724.
Women bowlers were led by
Marg. shaughnessy with a total
Of 43s for the three games. and
Marg shaughnessy rolled 16s for
high single game.
Sears. Roebuek got down 70
serious bowling this week At the
Coliseum with six teams engaged
in hot race for first place. Cold
Spots team led the scoring. while
TORY was outstanding individual
with a 1871 single game and a
$50 total.
Play Nor Alleys. Kay 81
Merchants league:
HIM Florist 2ess-s. X. slno club
z ,ss5 J. Ray 81 eise 1850 Peter.
Candy Co. 23f3-I. Pine Cafe 1477
3. Hans johnson Dept. store 22o7
%. Pioneer Market 1450--4 F1aah
Porter A. Johnnys Tavern 252e-i
Pr Ridge Guernsey 2533-f. Wash
ington HAND Laundry asia-2 Never
nav zsti-i' Balls Ben Franklin
High series Al Losks ss2 Klisse
537. o. Damkier Sos, Jack Hsdland
50. O. Cora $40. O. Collins baz. B.
spsdsfors e2e.
Hadlsnd 2za, Al Loska AT. o. Dam
50. Taooma Merchants. H-way
Alruort Clesr asex - Fknan
Tsxaco 7f43--i. High game A Hoff-
man III HiKh series, sfrelltzeF AT
Club Tavern 2e4i-z " Jensen
Fllel 16le-2 HIN esme. l. F,r-
seih zoe. hieh series. /. Yurseth
jordan Bread zsss-s u Electric
city 153o-i. Hlgh game. colbo 100
HiEh series Colbo 40
Gene 4 Bill shell Service 7efs-s
-. ~ W Weldera supply 1sst-i.
High game y Sheridan is1. Hixh
series. n. Sheridan Sss.
The Sixth Avenue Tavern Bowl.
ing league got it. season of 70
fast start Monday on the Sixth
Avenue Bowling center alleys The
Spot won four points from the
Loop. coiey's took four from
Dick csnaie's and cassy's cap
tured three from the West End
r. r. Glenn had high series with
sos. and Glenn and Walt Hudson
tied for high single with 1879.
The Ham and Eggs league com
peted at the Plsy-Hor alleys.
Portsrs won three points from
Adams. Jscobson's took three
from Lanutroc. and Lusler won
four from Witberidge.
Team single. Jacobson and
Porter. each 800. team series.
jacobson and Porter. each 2s7o;
individual singIs, Don Wilson. ~.
series. .. Wilson. ss7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Passing Attack

CORVALLIS - Oregon state
polished It's passing attack and It's
tricky reverses today 10 use
against California. Coach Lon
stlner. figuring the two lines will
be evenly matched. believes
superior passing Will give the
Beavers The margin Of victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Regular Excused

SEATTLE Coach Jimmy Pie
Ian excused thu Washington Hsls'fy
regular from workouts yesterday
while the reserves learned stan
ford plays The regulars viii get
heavy workouts later IN ths week.
The only casualty IL Dick Green
wood. guard. who IL crippled ~ a
sprsln. me H4sklsn are idis this
weekend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
National Guard Gets Cage Coach

Sill. Okia--With arrival here o. Capt Roy W.
Johnson University Of New nssies Loaf IL sihse director
and varsity basksthai coach for year
forced obtain - ab4snrs 10 with
guard George W white physical education head.
athletic xh Benny Sacks former assistant
coaching the cage team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Bruins al Peak

LOS ANGELES Coach Babe
Horreii said today that the y. {.
l.. A. Bruins would be At their
peak Saturday for the stanford
game here. The Uelans have yet
10 win a game this season
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30

exercises today. With an open
date nest Saturday, the TroIans
viii settle down 10 two weeks ~
hard work beginning tomorrow IN
preparation for the zane with
California Nov. ..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30

ne PLAYERS ssfs - baby
burned that they sannni aaa lhsif
uniforms this vesk fhsy are an.
deF a physicians care
Cessh NInssa u FIfs high IL
having the lime znslYsea ~ q
chemist = determine he lagrsdi.
snt that caused ths hasns
seattle high .eheei riayef.
suffered slnasiss hufss e=rtlss
IN the season.
Faumsiaw high sd hsi.s
PLAYERS are sisa reported q
have encountered the SANS
rainfsi experience
seheoi Officials are wondering n
= certain shipment ~ iins 10 re-
sronslhls. Anyway. every sffart
- hrlnE made u clear up the
saares 81 this trouble
IN Naga AFs4GHn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Free Swimming
Lessons for Men

Frss swimming lessons wiil 10
Kovsa 10 men 81 the fMcA each
Tuesday ard Thursday nights st
SIS O'Clock. Director Wah ksilsr
announces me first IL tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Oregon Confident

EUGENE Oregon looked for
ward today 20 its first conference
victory over Montana ~ u
sharpened its offenss IN long drills
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Big Fellow
Socks Ball
Like Demon
Isekite. Tiger. Is
Hardest WORKING
Pitcher in Loop

The Western international Base
ball league today announced its
final batting averages for the past
season with IL new individual
records being set.
J. Smead Jolley OF Spokane ac-
counted for five Of the new marks.
Jolley, who won his first hitting
title with San Francisco in the Pa
cific Coast league in 1927 and then
went on to top hitters in three
other leagues led the WILL bat
tiers whit a new record average
Of .373.
Jolley set four other new marks
rs follows: hits. 224: total bases.
s65; two-base hits, IS, and runs
driven in. Isl. Five new records
in one league is also a record in
itself.
Other new records:
Runs scored - Ralph Sam
hammer, Vancouver. ISL.
Times Mt bat-Dwight Alden.
Spokane, 646.
Stolen bases - Henry Mar
tinez, Spokane. 46.
Walks = Ned Sickle, Spo-
kane, 129.
Hit by pitcher-Arnold Traxler,
Wenatchee, IS.
Three-base hits-Bill Harris and
Al Lightner of Salem and Paul
McGinnis of Spokane, each Is.
Tom Lloyd Of Vancouver led in
home runs with the low total of rs.
The Spokane club set a new
mark for batting with SIS per-
centage for the season. The In
dams also led other teams In passes
with $50, and in runs batted in
with 946, both being records.
Among players participating in
two-thirds of their clubs games.
Robert Garretson of Tacoma set a
new fielding record for first base
men with a .ee6 percentage.
John Stamper Of Yakima
topped second basemen with
.s54. James Jewell of Wen
stehee led third basemen with
.9ss. Darel Sinner of Van
couver end John Griffiths Of
Salem tie dat shortstop with
$50.
OF the regular outfielders,
wight Alden Of Spokane had the
lst fielding average with 1888 in
las games. Don Osborn of Van
couver accepted IS chances with
out an error for a perfect record
among pitchers. Frank Volpi of
wenatchee led all catchers with
record average of 1857 for los
games.
Pitchers earned-run averages
were the highest in the leagues
three-year history. Hubert Kittle
of Yakima was the only hurler be-
low the 800 mark, havin 2.s5 in
11e innings. George Windsor Of
Spokane had the best winning per-
centage at 1853. pitched the most
252-and tied Bud Brew
er of Salem for the most runs with
20 each.
FLOYD Isekite of Tacoma pitched
the most complete games-24-and
famed the most batters-225. Joe
Kralovich of Vancouver and Salem
started 43 and also lost the most,
dropping IS. Carl Mcconnell Of
Yakima faced 1,011 batters, al
lowe 2s3 hits, $50 earned runs, and
threw Is wild pitches for a new
record.
Jack Hawkins Of wenatchee
led In walks with 1855, a new
record. Elmer Singleton Of
Wenatchee allowed the most
runs, IT'S.
Outstanding features Of the sea-
son were:
Robert Kinnaman of Spokane
pitched a seven-inning, no-hit, no.
run game against Salem Aug. ID
Charles schanz of Tacoma-Yaki-
ma won ten straight games from
July 30 to Sept. 6 inclusive. smead
Jolley enjoyed three long hitting
streaks, starting with n straight
games from June 2-1e. then 26 IN
a row from June 20 through July
IL and "a more from July Is TO
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We will he ready Tor Pacific
this Friday" stated Coach Frank
Monday afternoon a. he took a
preliminary check On injuries ffem
the fiearcat game
Pacific. the defending cham
pions. hawaii bern given an
tho errdlt thes dessre. for 80
far In league PLAY the HaaE~r.
have yet ta suffer . setback.
In their opener they played
~ . lie with the College u
fdaha. dumped IInfIeld easily
sad then last saturday handed
Whitman = n 20 defeat,
Tho spsarhead Of the Forest
Grove attack Il one f<n Gilman.
thrice all conference player and
now being doomed by all the ore.
gon fans for a post on ths Little
Aii-Amerienn. BE wiii h. the hoy
that tsos I.oEgsrs will keep their
eye on when they meet Friday
night In the stadium
That - 10 0 isss hasn't
aampssed the spirit ~ the
Lumber Iaeh student badf. 90
p.eiaiiy those $50 wba travel.
ID all the way 90 salem "a
see The game. They viii b.
euf In full streaEth 10 ss<
thsir fellows eomplsis The
1850 h0ms sehednls.
A. FOR injuries. almost every
player has a mark II soms sort 20
show. nuseko has = weak led. az
have both Jim lllcs. reserve guard.
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HE CA NREok IN

NEW ORLEANS Frenchy De
Frsifes. Tulane tackle. IL part
nsr IN thriving building csmoii-
ton bslanesk.
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Trojans Work

Los ANGELES The University
Of Southern California TroJsns
went through light nmbsring up
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mead Joy Five Nerv 1910 WI Baseball League
Nine Kapowsin Players
Under Physician S Care
Clover Park Come Set for November Is.
Trouble Ldid 10 Lime on File Grounds

- n mEA szheei feaesH
team taHs marksd - Fs Grd nsd
that rsft freth.n IN.
Friday haa ben rastransa unfn Ses i
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Loggers Retain Their
Fight, Despite Defeat
Working Hard for Lost Three Comes
With Whitman. Bellinghom. Liniield

Although they rudey oppled from first place by
Willamette last Saturday night In fact pushed all The
10 third the College OF Puget Sound rdsters haven't ost
Of that fighting spirit that aided them IN dumping such
foes as Whitman. Lnfield and Bcllingham.
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To date limbs snd hosiiss -
players have aniY been affected