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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-12-19
NOTICE o FPUBLIC SALE
THE UNDERSIGNED will offer

THE UNDERSIGNED will offer
for sale at public auction on Thurs
day. the End day of January, 1941,
at the late residence of Mary Cas-
sic Whitehouse, One-half mile east
of Meigs, (Muttonburg), Bristol
township, Morgan county, Ohio, be-
ginning at 1890 O'Clock p M, the
following personal property belong
ing to the estate of Mary Cassie
Whitehouse. deceased: 27 sheep;
team of mares, 5 and years; 1
colt, 2 years; 5 calves; yearling
white faced heifer; milk cows:
moving machine: farm wagon; rid
ing cultivator; disc harrow; break
ing plow; hay ladders; steel har-
row; set of work harness; rs bush
ell of corn; ton hay in NOW, and
also other personal property of said
estate. Terms of sale: Cash.--VER-
NON WHITEHOUSE, Administra-
tor of the Estate of Mary Cassie
Whitehouse, deceased. E. R. Tom
AuctiOneer. 1898
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-12-19
SALTWATER

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Willioms, Friday, Dec. 13. son,
named Carl Duane Grandmothers
are Mrs. Lenna Williams of East
Bloom and Mrs. Carrie Gibeaut, Nc
'onnelsville.
Born at Bethesda hospital to Mi.
and Mrs. Francis Richardson, Mon
day, Dec. Is, daughter Maternal
grandparents are MIR. and Mrs. Eliza
Powelson, Duncan Falls; paternal
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Richardson of East Bloom.
Mrs. Daisy Barr is spending some
time with Mrs. Lenna Williams, and
son Wayne and family.
Miss Doris Williams spent two
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs.
Foster Patterson. of McConnelsville.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Juniors to Open Chase

SATURDAY. July so.-srsaoma Typos
ss Oakland Addition. stadium
Olympic Ice Co Va strand Market,
Portland ave Pnsallnp npaftshs.k
A q. We, Diamond = Trucks, Mckinley
Kay street Boosters Va. apanawaS
ferson chiafs, Jefferson. n y. Washer
Va Washington Hardware. Lincoln.
Wednesday, Iui, - Tacoma rypes
Va strand Market. Mckinley, plam-
onn I Trucks va, Oakland Addition.
Jefferson Hpsnswhy Cubs Va Difms
pie Ice Co, Lincoln. jefferson Chlefs
" rupallup spoftshsek A. G.. Pert .
land ave n Washer Service "a.
Nay stree, Boosters Stadium. WASH
lnrinn Hardware ~. Austin aaiss,
Harmon
saturday, Ioiy sf@nlsmond 7
Trucks W Tacoma Typos stadium.
strand MARKET Ys HpanAsay Cuba
Harmon, OAKLAND Addition vs. isffsf.
aon Chiefs Jefferson, olympic lea
CO, Va, n Washer, Lincoln, fuyHiiup
aportshsek g v Warrington
"Wednesday. July II Tacoma rypos
Ys. spanssay cabs Harmon. Jeffsf-
son Chiefs Va Diamond n Trucks,
Mckinley. y n Washer Va strand
MARKET, Harmon. Washington Hard
ware "a. Oakland Addition. jefferson
Olympic Ice Co 70 Austin aalss
Lincoln, Kay Street BOOSTERS W. ruY.
silup sportsbaos. Portland ave
SATURDAY. Aus, s-eJsffsfson chisfs
W. Tacoma Typos, stadium apsns
say cubs vs. b \ Washer, Llneoln.
Diamond T Trucks va Warrington
Hardware, Jeffernani strand Aafsss
". Austin sales. Portland ave- OAK.
land Addition " Nay street Boosters,
Harmon. puyallup aportshsss A. q.
Va, Olympic II. Co. Mckinley
"Wednesday. Auss J. Tacoma Typos
Hardware - jefferson Chiefs. Isffsfs
aon. hnatin sHist ". spauAsay cum.
Harmon Nay street Boosters "a
Diamond i 1runks Mekiniss strand
Market "a fuynilup spoftahask Port
land ave Oakland Addition Va uiYms
pic IL. Co. Stadium.
ssiurdst. sus 10 Austin Aaies 70
Tacoma TypsA stadium Mar stree,
Boosters - Washington Hard ~sts
Lincoln. npoftsnsek A. C. - y u
Washer Harmon. jefferson Thlnfs "a
Olympic lee Co NJ kinney f3psbaHsy
Cubs va Oakland addition. jsffersaa
Diamond r Trucks Va strand Mar
kss, Portland ave
"Wednesday, Aus. Tacoma Typos
Va Waahlnsion Hardware Lincoln
home team sss.s upl Austin sales Va
n y Washer Harmon kay street
Boosters Va jefferson cbisfs Jsffsr~
son. Hpsnawss Cube ~. fuYsliup
ap9rtshaes. vlslnE flAid, ruYallup.
Diamond 4 Trucks Va Olympic n.
Co. MeEiniss. OAKLAND Addition Va
Strand Anfsst. Stadium
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Leonard MAY
Referee for
'Hosiak-Zale
sEATTLE-Former lightweight

SEATTLE Former lightweight
champion Benny Leonard is under
consideration as referee for the
forthcoming bout between Al Hos.
TAX of Seattle. recognized A. mid
dleweight titleholder In ~ states.
and Tony Zale of Chicago, 1t was
disclosed today.
Hostak, who lost a non-tltle de-
cision 10 Yale earlier this year,
will place his crown on the block
in a io-round bout here July 10.
George Adams of Seattle. men,
Der of the state athletic commits
sion, said an outside" man would
act as arbiter and that Leonard
and Jim Braddock, former heavy
weight champion. were the lead
ing candidates.
Zale will arrive from Chicago
tomorrow morning and will take
his first workout here In the
afternoon.
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Ruth Canale
Shoots 81

Ruth Canale, Fircrest and favor
lite. Was in high form Tuesday
morning in the first round Of
match play in the 1910 Tacoma
city women's championship tour
nament at Fircrest course.
The charming miss turned in a
41-43-s4 over the difficult course.
That figure would be appreciated
by many male golfers. Her victim
was Mrs. Neil Day. Meadow Park.
Mrs. Herbert Fry. Broolsdaie
club champion, upset Mrs. l..
G. Fielder. Fircrest and med
alist. l up.
Shirley Mcdonald. another of the
younger stars. bowed out 10 the
superior golf of Mrs. w. II. Dean,
tournament experienced Brookdale
star. two down.
Amy Lou Murray, Country club,
defeated Mrs. w. B. Burns. Fir
crest. 6 and 4.
Mrs. Al Carter. Meadow Park
beat Mrs. Les Melendy, Fircrest,
4 and 3.
Mrs. Feidler's medal winning
score yesterday was a %. Other
%. Ruth Canale. Fircrest; IS, Mrs.
top scores were:
A. d. Myers. Shirley Mcdonald,
Fircrest. Mrs. Al Carter. Meadow
Park; es, Amy Lou Murray, Mrs.
II. Foss, Country Club: 81. Mrs.
II. Fry. Mrs. F. J. Himmelsbach,
Brookdale: 9s. Mrs. w. II. Dean,
Brookdale, Mrs. Neil Day. Meadow
Park, 100, Mrs. Les Melendy. Fir
crest, 102. Mrs. Everett Smith,
Fircrest. Mrs. II. c. Define, High
land; JOB. Mrs. chas. Peterson.
Country Club, Mrs. w. B. Burns,
Fircrest.
A nine hole four ball mixed
foursome Is scheduled for Thurs
day beginning at l p. m. Anyone
with an established handicap is
eligible TO compete, so sign up
now. A small fee will be charged.
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. LEAGUE
LEADERS

Homs runs Snvtknff. tns An.
gee. = Dunn. Oakland. "A. cnss
ms. stfsnxer. lea Angeles. II.
Three ns@~ hits - narrett. San
Francisco. u. tsaalnk. s.n fran
es#rn. 10. White. seattle. .
rsee.ns.s hlss 1'hrlstaff. OAK.
lana -. srchte. H~.ttss. -. Ness-
soft. -. Angeles. -. Dunn. Oak
land, n. s1s-~il. fsnlivwes~i -.
herbert. san FRANCHISES. ~ Jsn-
asns. san Francisco. -. As<nsT
and Hsslsa. a.n nsske -
stoien bases issFrrss. San fran.
essea. Ia white seattle. Ia
schusssr. seattle. IA vannL seat.
lie. II
Sacrifice hits Luty. Oakland.
10 Stewart. San Diego. -. Nis-
naiee. seattle. II. cYsslmsn. s~st'
tie. IL
Run. natsea IN Nostsnff. f.ns
Anssis. 81. chfsssaff. Oakland.
81 Hawkins Portland. ssssax<r.
fsns Angeles. "a. rntiln.. las An
srle.. -. Archie Seattle. -. Mar
tsxrt. San Francisco. ~
Double plays san Diego. ins.
Sacramento. 81. Ina Angelica "a
san Francisco. 81. seattle ~,
Hollywood. 30 Portland. "a. OAK
land, -.
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Famed Racing Sire Passes On

life had bern spent On the
Nevada ranch Of Senator
Wingfield. he was sold down
the river TO George Drum
heller OF Walia Wsfla, going
from there To the breeding
farm of Cecil Crandall and
y. j. Brown.
In recent years he has been the
daddy Of al the youngsters
brought up at the Greenwood
nursery. and II the events of the
last few days at Longacres can be
used for an example, they may
prove to be the most productive of
his long span, TOR he 10 the leading
sire Of winning horses At the Rem
ton course during the first week
OF the 1870 season.
New Trial accounted for the
second race on opening day. and
vas followed by Francila and Fort
Ryola on Sunday. the latter winner
of the Tacoma handicap Rag
Hin Won the first race on Thurs
day 10 bring the total 70 four.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Model Lumber
Nine Is Winner

Playing heads up baseball the
entire game. the Model Lumber
team Of the Senior Boys junior
league handed the shelton Ameri-
can Legion nine defeat. Il 10 1.
The Model lads were never
headed after the first inning
when Bill O'Connell tripIed
with the bases loaded. Ls-
man Andersen blasted n home
run with two men on base In
the seventh inning.
oConneil led the hitters. getting
three for five. Buss Mitchell
Wake doff with the fielding hon
ors by playing good heads-up de-
fensive baseball at shortstop.
Model Lumber ....... Il Il 3
Shelton Amer. Legion 8 )
Batteries. Ansersen, Stowe and
Bait; Cole. Carlson and Woods.
Fredricks.
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The Tacoma Typo Juniors. man
aged by George Coleman. broke
the tape ahead OF the field and
came In first in a very close race
In the Junior Ball loop. Washing.
ton Hardware was a elos~s seoond.
being edged out of n tie with the
Typos by the margin of only one
loss.
The second round will start
"Wednesday with thu acquisition Of
four more teams from the second
division of the loop. All teams
are strengthening up and II looks
like a hard race for the laSt.haif
championship.
At the end of the second round
A three-game series viii be played
off by the winners of each half
for the Junior league champion
ship.
All pafnea AZ IN m
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" Geree louisiana states outstanding guard
roukhnecks In el fislds.
saaoff faIsses IN .hpyafa a.n
Fsireoth. guard. nfesnsrd
NoIINskI
l. \ ENGINEERS
Johnny BUTLER. painting the the Tennessee
u stadium
Monsk America quart works With engineers IN IA
o Msssllon O.
tackle Johnny otsren and ~nrh
steel mills
Paul christmsn hls-ous ALA quarterback . pisy
ground Louis
Tom Harmon Mohisans AnAmsrea hack mssnard IN ms
Gary. Ind
Renfro Washington ospsh. tueses logs
around a lumber
Zmak tackle ard Hianfs.
are Aleatras rhs Rock, II
Island. At
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LONGACRES - The American
thoroughbred world lost one of Its
most famous sires the other after
noon when Fort Churchill passed
away at the Lake Sammamish
ranch of f. NJ. Greenwood.
Famed for his ability 70 produce
racers that were able to get over
a short distance of ground in a
hurry. the veteran stallion enjoyed
good health up 10 the hour OF
death. According 10 Mr.. Green
wood. the horse was % years OF
age.
Few thoroughbreds, passing
on to their other world, leave
behind the color and record
that was Fort Churchill's. His
first owner, Senator George
Wingfield of Nevada, pos
sessed enough color to have
made the stallion turf
luminary without him ever
setting foot on a race course
but In the early days of his
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Northern Pacific Easy Winner

Northern Pacific Shops got be-
hind the four-hit pitching of II. T.
McLain To gain a fine Is TO o
victory over carstens Packing Co.
In the opening game of a three
game series for the sll-season
Commercial league championship
and a berth in the annual Pierce
county tourney.
The teams will meet Wednesday
night at jefferson field al s:15
O'Clock. An n. =. victory would
end the series. while a Carstens
decision would make the title rest
on the game next Monday on the
same field.
Tuesday night johnson Paint
can just about sew up It's sec
ond title in as many years II the
Painters beat the Wartenbe Sery.
ice club At Harmon playfield. A
victory would give Johnson Paint
three game edge with four con
tests 10 play
Cammarano Brothers came UP
with rare defensive game 70
defeat White Eagle Tavern II
10 5. At Jefferson Chef Dyer
pitched well for the Bottisrs.
Three sensational catches pulled
him out Of holes 70 really decide
the contest
In the fifth. Bob Benpa'ts raced
back nearly 10 feet 10 haul down
a line drive. a feat that had the
players on both teams rolling on
the ground IN surprise Alex Pc
zarich pulled down a line DIVE al
second base 70 stop a rally IN the
fourth and Dick Psass Jumped
high in the AIR IN the seventh
70 haul down hard hi ball and
double a runner off first base 10
end the contest
Post Office vas o1t-hit and out
played but attn managed 70 get
IN. breaks N upset TssmA,sFs.
= 70 3. In a crazy gsnns at Nc
kinley.
Chemical Workers Al but slAni.
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Hostak Victory Will Bring Champ
Another Title Bout in September

o0s ~ tina principals In September
T'hs weather 70 stiil good enough
hsrs for an oaitdopr show In ssp-
ismber AMI that 10 what DrusmAn
10 pointing for.
Should tfo#fas lose. sHts will
silli be sa ths flsla for a title
fight and s1ii Try 70 msteh zals
pith tins ns<t Outstanding eon-
tender.
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II In nseamtime ~ -
IL get .ses zsie isstsss v~at1n-
isg any further ssuAsstsss ~
be h esstsstsa ~ ~ NJ
shsashis ~ tks s~susg fIght
hess.
The champion a Kanx Through
his paess daily HARE ~ Inc TN
ard Pike Vt. sym. willis xAie u
ass 10 arrive hsfs July 10 frosu
Chicago, Hs siIi slso work II
tina same sym.
Promoter Drsxmsa 10 no~
uofklnx IN th~ rest IT tas card
ard promises stsas n Win NJ one
n ina h~st tb1t ne ever has
staged hers. lie wants 10 mako
u AN ali-mldaisssixht tali n ~
can and may be sbis 10 DO u
.ilh a number n promising
youngsters sysliabls seslins from
40 10 1915 Pounds.
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Sportsmen's Club
Meets Wednesday

A representative n the bio
iosiesl survey will SPEAK At ths
monthly nesting ~ tbs Tacoma
Sportsman club Wednesday at
80 p. m IN ths club rooms. sg5
Commsrn4 at
Delegates 70 ths stats sports
council will give reports. Thers
also viii De HsOglss and Fsffsxas
u~nts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

sEaTTLE n Al iiosiak il sue.
eessfll In defending his middle.
weight title against tony Yale
here on Friday night. July 10. al
the GIVE field. Nate Dfusfnsn.
Seattle boxing promoter. IL going
20 Try te sci another champion
snip match bsfs with Bosiak "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Catches Glib. Bass Here

weighing pounds and caught
yesterday American lake.
largest the largest bass taken from
local
lucky angler Morsey simply
weighed presence of persons
Harry Rowan grocery American lake.
Morissey plug the north end of the lake.
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Need $500
To Finance
) Entries
Coznpoiqn OF 10
Good Sturt. Suys
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
McCouIey TO Speok
To Sumner Sporfsmen

Tns sumner spnsismsns club
~iil meet Tuesday night AZ >
Yeloek 10 tbs Sumner aiEn sefsfpi
auditorium. Speakers 1lii be Clan
Mitchell. Rag game director for ths
government and Bernard Nc
csgisy, state gains director. who
Will ants~ a series II movies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
ennis Aces
Withdraw
From Meet
Defoults Murk
Northwest Play
On TITO Courts

Several seeded stars In the 50th
annual Pacific Northwest tennis
championships were conspicuous
by their absence today. as defaults
removed some of the glitter from
the regional classic in progress
st the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club
courts.
Fear of infantile paralysis, now
prevalent in Tacoma and Seattle,
was blamed for the Withdrawals
which included:
Jack Gurley of Sacramento,
Cal. seeded No. ? In the mems
singles; walter Davis of
Portland, seeded No. 4; Bud
Gilmore, Salem. Ore. seeded
No. s: Helen Gurley, ranked
No. In both women's and
junior girls singles. and Dor
othy Head of Alameda. Cal.
member of the Sacramento
national hard court women's
championship team.
Otherwise, the favorites moved
through the opening rounds with
ease. Dick Bennett, seeded No.
In mems singles, had little trouble
in defeating his fellow-townsman,
HOLSTER Gee of Tacoma, 60. 6-l.
Joan Brooke, now apparently
the ranking woman. won her first
junior girls singles match. The
Santa Monica, Cal, player de-
feated Vera Fraser of Tacoma.
60, 60.
Here are yesterdays results;
Mems Singles-Al Schendel. Ia
coma, d T e I Dick Chalupa,
Longview, default; Earl Jorgen-
son, Tacoma, defeated Walter Da-
Wis. Portland. default; Irving
Parker, Los Angeles, defeated Don
Fisher, Tacoma, default; Arthur
Lewis. Seattle, defeated Bud Gil
more, Salem. default; Dick Ben
nett, Tacoma, defeated HOLSTER
Gee. Tacoma. so. 81; Gordon
Nelson, Los Angeles. defeated Ross
Butler. Tacoma. 6-l, al; Don
Peck, Seattle. defeated Bill Brown.
Tacoma, so, 81. Vince Siemion,
Tacoma, defeated Joe Bixler, Los
Angeles, default: Carl johnson,
Tacoma, defeated Henry Buttimer
Jr., San Francisco. default; John
Howard, Los Angeles, d e a tie d
Ray Robbins, Tacoma, 60. 6-3,
Bulge Patty. Los Angeles, defeat
ed Herm Tenzler. Tacoma. 81,
81; Pierpont Wilson, Oakland. de-
feated Paul Krehbiel, Tacoma,
60, go.
Junior Boys singles-Irving
Parker. Los Angeles. defeated Earl
Jorgenson, Ia coma, OIL, go;
Bulge Patty, Los Angeles, de-
feated Kirk Stewart, Tacoma,
60. 81; Jesse Cartwright, Ia
coma, defeated Bob Meyer, Bell
ingham, 3-6, 81, ga; Jim Brink,
Seattle, defeated Ralph Baker,
Tacoma, 81, go: John Brudie.
Tacoma, defeated Ray Cory, Bell
ingham. 3-6, GA. rs; Don Car
stems, Tacoma, defeated Bah Law,
San Francisco. so. 3-6. 7-5.
Don Peck, Seattle, defeated Ra-
mon Payne. Tacoma, 81, 6-3; Hol-
lister Gee. Tacoma, defeated
George Livesay, Bellingham, 6-3,
Ga; Walter Olson. Tacoma. de-
feated Dick Kriegle. Seattle, de-
fault; Irving Parker, Los Angeles.
defeated Wally Cavanaugh. Ia
coma, go, 90; John Howard. Los
Angeles, defeated Bill Naubert,
Tacoma, 6-1, So; Stuart Douglas,
Seattle, defeated Harold Mosich,
Tacoma. ST. GA. o.; Glenn Muir
ray, Tacoma. defeated Don Har-
ris. Los Angeles. 81, SO, SIS.
Junior Girls Singles-Joann
Brooke, Santa Monica. defeated
Vera Fraser, Tacoma, 60, SO.
Boys Singles-Don Harris, Los
Angeles, defeated Ralph Baker,
Tacoma, ga, rs; Wally Cava-
naugh, TIA m a. defeated Ray
Ryan, Seattle. 81.
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second Round Schedule


Wednesday, July to--Tacoma Typo
Juniors ys. Kay Street Boosters, Lin-
coin: Austin Sales Va. sportshank A
c., Portland ave. washington Hard
ware Va Olympic Toe Co, MoKinieg.
n u Washss Service Va. Oakland Addi-
ton. Jefferson jefferson Chiefs vs..
strand Market. Stadium. Bpanasay
Cubs Va Diamond T Truck, Harmon.
saturday. JuIf is-Puysliup Sport
shack va. Tacoma iypoa, stadium.
Kay Street Boosters Va Olympic ice
Co Mckinley. Oakland Addition ss.
Austin sales. Harmon. strand Market
" Washington Hardware Lincoln.
Diamond I Trucks Va Washer
Service. Portland ave. spanasAy
Cubs Va Jefferson Chiefs Jefferson
"Wednesday. July i7~OlYmpic lee
Co. Va. Tacoma Typos, Stadium Oak
land Addition We. Puyailup Sport
shack, Portland ave Strand aArhst
Va Hay street Boosters. Jefferson
Diamond 7 Trucks va. Austin Sales
Stadium. Washington Hardware vs..
spanaway Cubs Harmon, jefferson
Chiefs Va b n Washer Service. Lincoln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

GEORGE MAGGos jim Kloo Northwestern linemen work
" Wildcat quarterback with
a factory. Johnson
milk
and Jack Bsnta, Southern California
guard plumber Jack
Jack Beloni quarterback ranch hands
kmbrough AAmerios fulhaek of Texas and M drives
Pete Henry guard seyedore Galveston
including Moser, Bill Dawson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
softb~Il League Games
Wednesday, q D. ma.

softb~Il League Games
Wednesday. q p. m.
City League-~Wsrtsnbs s3fues
VI. White Eagle Tavern. Harmon
General Distributing Va. Johnson
Paint. Mckinley.
Commercial League fkecond
gam. for league championship =
csrstens PACKING co. Va. y =.
Railway Snops. Jefferson
Girls CITY League Hstropoii.
isns " Bius strsaks. Jsfferson.
Cardinals vs. Laundry Workers,
Isfferson,
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Four Oregon Golfers
Qualify for Tourney

Ff1Nf1sANn = Ina Mountaineering
~ the Oregon team IN ths National
Pubic t.lnks championships n ~
hsld ~ DstroIi. Mlah.. July szsze.
was announced today.
ina team lsoinaes f.otsis len.
nInKs. Portland. stats amateur
champion. Clifton smith. Eugene.
Marty t~ptich and Lloyd Mead.
Portland.
Jennings and smith tlsd foe
msdsIist honors In ths qualifying
round with ~ hole tnsAIs ~ Tea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
PEACE WINS

PIYALLUP - Peace Lutheran
defeated Pioneer Baptist. le 10 8.
tn the opening game Of the second
half schedule Of the Puyalup
church league last night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

Stolen base, Forsythe; sacrifice hits.
Rocket, Marc usson: two-base hit. Wal
lace, home runs. Moe. Sewell. double
plays Colbo TO Marble to Rocket.
Bishop to Berg. Marble 70 Rocket.
Snodgrass TO Tommeryik TO Berg 2:
left on bases. GMC Trucks 4 Su-
perior Dairy 5, hits runs off Colbo
In 2z innings ! hit no runs off
lizard In 3is innings. hit no runs
off Marshall in 2 innings, struck out,
BY sewell 7. by lizard 2. by Marshall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Coaches Have Cause for filters as College Football
Stars Show Imagination in Selecting Summer Jobs
nv JERRY RRo>DffEID
MIA Service staff larre<pandes

COLLEGE football little imagination in their
y O employment
Tee-tong pckwens hs appear rather presac in
1e4o conditioning methods which include
everything parachute jumping Il nle-hskinE
Pennsylvania blocking
company fnhsens Tiny
for power company comforting thought for
Coach ung
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Lonqworih Shoots So

PORTLAND = Ted Lk1nK Affthl
Waysriy profsasioriai. scored par.
smashing 50 10 take ths monthly
sweepstakes u ibs Oregon Pro
fsAslonsl Golfers late yesterday al
ths Columbia Edgspatsr Country
cl1n course
Harold Vest u chshaiis tfsok
second prize money eith a 10.