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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-03-14

or on a new trial obtained on
some flimsy and lenient con-
struction of the law. It is my OBJ
servation that justice, as admins
tered in American courts, leans
over backwards to give the ac-
cused the benefit of every pos
sible doubt.
There is no doubt whatever
that there are several times as
many criminals at large. who
have been acquitted of their
crimes, as there are in all the pri-
sons. I know some of them per-
sonally; I reported their trials.
They are living examples of the
legal principle that it is better
that a thousand guilty men
should be punished.
MURDERERS unusual
One of the most amazing men
I ever knew murdered his sweet
heart and was acquitted in a trial
which seemed phony to all of us
newspaper men. Then the girls
mother was put on trial for the
murder, the young man was
called as a witness and on the
witness stand boldly admitted he
had killed the girl. But nobody
could do anything about it be-
cause, once acquitted, no Ameri-
can can be tried again for the
same offense.
There is a respected citizen of
a small New York state town
whose neighbors all know that he
committed one of the most cele-
brated murders of nearly forty
years ago. I was with the Sheriff
when he discovered that this
man was the murderer. The She
riff and the District Attorney of
that rural county took no &C
ton because of the popular feel
ing that the victim deserved to
be killed and that the murderer
had sufficient grievance.
FRAMEUP rare
One of the commoneSt asser-
tons of convicts is that they were
framed" That is, the police or
somebody conspired to pin
crime on them which they did
not commit. I have never en-
countered in my newspaper work
but one frameup, and that didn't
work.
In 1902 a young woman was
found drowned in a pond on
Long Island. A drifting rowboat
was near the body. The rowboat
belonged to young man of the
town. He had left home the eve
ming before the body was found
and no one knew where he was.
Immediately the rumor spread
that he had taken the girl out in
the boat and thrown her over
board. The Sheriff started a hunt
that led over three counties. I
was at the Jail when the missing
young man walked in and asked
the Sheriff if he was wanted.
The whole county was worked
up over the matter but the pri-
soner refused to say a word. He
got the best lawyer in the coun-
ty, who demanded an immediate
trial. All the evidence that the
Sheriff and village people had
gathered was presented. The de-
PENDANT still said nothing. His
lawyer introduced no evidence.
The jury brought in a verdict of
acquittal without leaving their
seats. That's the nearest to a
frameup I ever encountered.
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G. P. LITTLE,
E. A. WADDELL,
r. E. PARKER,
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation of the sympathy
and kindness shown, us during
our recent bereavement and our
gratitude for the many lovely
flowers. d. ...44 r.. g..
-. MRS. A. c.. JOHNSON .
and FAMILY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29
Rainiers Cop
Two Contests
BY UNITED PRESS

Seattle got back on schedule last
night and took two games from
Portland to stand II games ahead
Of the Pacific Coast league.
After four consecutive night
double headers, the Rainiers had a
SO series edge on the cellarite
Beavers The teams took half
holiday today playing only one
game before tomorrow's twin bill
Seattle took the first game. So.
when Dick Barrett held the Ducks
TO four hits.
The second game went 10 the
Rainiers. 81
Oakland finally won game
from Hollywood 12-i after drop
ping the first three ~ the series.
Sen Francisco had four-srror
game. but managed 10 outslug Los
Angeles. 10.
Sacramento wss charging up
toward the first division with an
other win over fourth-place san
Diego. Al The game left the
solons within 4 game and half OF
San Diego and gave them a Al
series edge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29
Satchel Hurls
Here Sunday

One of the mos colorful base
ball exhibitions in Tacoma's history
will be played at Athletic park
Sunday night at $50 o'clock be-
tween the original lsraelite House
of David club OF Benton Haroor
Mich. and the Kansas city Mon
archs, one Of the topflight Negro
professional clubs in the country
There will be no increase IN
price. including the special
prices for women in both the
grandstand and bleaehers.
The teams have a pair Of me
nations outstanding attractions
With the Monarchs and schednien
70 pitch at least three innings
IS the great Sstchel Paige, one oi
the greats OF all times. any color
The secondary attraction Is the
House Of David pepper game
which goes on between the halves
Of the fifth inning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29
Ward Files
Entry for
State Golf

Heavy artillery ~ fhs kelfsnx
worsd ell starr Blasting Monday
morning al Fsrur~st when rhr
10Th annual wsGA championship
matches get under cay
Monday and Tuesday the epen
championship wsIl Be piayss witA
nftsrs helne AWARDED Tuesday
night At tho clubhouse
The formal entry blank n Mar
stn "naa' Wsfa wa Fee~is~a W
n W Contents. s~cssssry-srsssWss
~ ths Washington state oalf -,
ISOLATION. late Friday
Allan among entries reserved yss-
lsfday wsrs many golfers she
played in ths Tseams Open ~
Ailermars
t.sts entsiesi psek Hansen. Port.
land Martin Vines, Tacoma csaa.
try club shes Rsgei. oskmeer
cluh. ulsndsis. Calf nsnis wick
John flynn. Jacs alsyssson. CAss
Well. John coFiiss, James w. An.
dsrsop ard Jack Mnt1aad. all rtrs
crest Nd Arasst. Insiswesd. 81
attic fslso president az ths rNuA1 /.
Jack Rudy Iirnadmeos. Seattle.
Mud Hsshell. Olympia tam.ssur
msdsllst In the wsoA tournament
lsst yesrli Mas Jensen. Allenmars
Harry 1iivaH. Seattle Al and Nm.
srY Zimmerman. rortiandi neh
i,sttan. Portland. and Harold West
Csntrsils Golf club pfe.
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Bob F eller
Wins 18th
For Season

NEW fORk-Tt was % years
ago that Rube Wsddel Connie
Msck's eccentric southpaw. hung
up the modern strikeout record Of
s43 for one season. No one since
has seriously threatened wsddells
mark. but a young oorn-fed boy
from Iowa named Bob Feller -
almost certain 20 so past the 800
mark this season and he may flirt
with waddell's mark.
In 1914 innings IN - games
Teller has famed Ia hatters. the
only pitcher in the majors who has
passed the century mark.
Teller wasn't strikeout conscious
yesterday as he pitched his 10th
triumph. 1872 victory over Wash
ington. He famed only four
Senators. placing his emphasis on
control.
lie didn't walk a single
batter. the first time since
Joining Cleveland In 1895 that
he's pitched n complete game
without issuing nj least one
pass. lie yielded eight hits.
The Indians slugged out 20 hits
for total Of 30 bases off
Monteagudo and krakauskas.
new high for the Tribe this season.
The Cincinnati Reds heightened
their winning streak to seven
games and their National league
lead to So games by defeating the
Phillies. 9-5. at Shibe park last
night Paul Derringer won his
14th victory although Joe Beggs
pitched the last three frames
The Dodgers and Cardinals bat
tied to 30 tie halted in the last
half OF the tenth by rain Terry
Moore's two homers and Enos
ninth inning triple se-
counted for the Cards runs. The
tic will nc played off as part of
a doubleheader today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29

PORTLAND Frank N Treeh.
Portland veteran. flrrd against a
.tift wind and sitter composition
late yesterday Ia yin the Class A
II the Pacific inter
national rrsp.hoot IN tho Port.
lang Gun club range
rr.ehs s,e never f.iter-d
- he ran . s,sias Of iss con
secuiise hits and posted 10.
missing only two birds Out 81
his allotted 200. cal u. Hss
of ceaaiIis vas second With
ieT.
The Class n title went 10 G.
Townsend 81 salem with a iph
lie nosed out Hsfvsy Carlisle ef
Salt Lake city, Robert Ray af
cuquiile and Joe Mcknight az
Olympus. al 81 whom had ies.
The program today called for
the ioo.iafget ia-yart champion
snip doubles and preliminary han.
dicap on 100 targets.
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Mrs. Fry, Tacoma, Champ

SEATTLE Mrs. Herbert Fry.
Brookdale. Tacoma. defeated Mrs.
Roy Webster. Seattle 2 and l
for the state women's public links
title at Maplewood course Friday.
Mrs. Fry was runner-up in 1883.
In the women's play rain and
wind played havoc with them. but
they stuck to their guns. Mrs.
Fry went to lunch with a margin
Of 3 up, but at the end of the
27th Mrs. Webster had cut the
lead to l up.
Mrs. Fry won the tenth to
go 2 up, then lost the eleventh
and halved the twelfth to he
up. She won thirteen. then
lost two holes In row TO
square the match on fifteen,
hut settled down to card two
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29

Yakimas powerful Signal oilers.
softballers. will close Tacoma Cam
marano Brothers local exhibition
season here Sunday afternoon at
100 O'Clock on The Jefferson diz-
mond in the first game Of a double
header
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29
Net Play Rained Out

WIZ ". I. - n J
rounds In the Western Canada
grass court tennis championships
scheduled today. viii be
held tomorrow because q rain.
Doubles and junior seui-finaia
we're 10 have been held yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29

Ciaf.ofaa & Taat : AssfFfBsf Ft4us
responsible Tor nusfoB oef<nnf
tqst q hensFisf q stfafs cat. ~
Burton CstofHs Ffat Mon
efisf ! ba1ss on salia or bastDu 8
Oaiofhs , foag Nlid Ditaf bur
I'm psa4sd bail HffaSsl ELS 90
Dssss Oa2iand Z HotlSHesra 3 tsss
Chr afODnsf Cssa@it fhfsstnff
Dunn verse; Chapman tfsFmsH
n1tffSfs ! Ambrose sacrifices. Am
Bfsax Buster stuisn tsss LaiBP
tins II Eans 81 aapirss Dsgssn.
ranulna apa AaxTes
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InsIus pIFfntf7 HnlHHtiI InnIDnr
pitched. b Bonetii ~ a. bat. 81
runs scored off Bonsttl 2. runs ~
sponsible for. nuBetil s Etnts q.
struck out by nonetti Flores
stuts 4 bassa on balls, off nonetii
Stuta 5. hit by plten her Rtrinarr.
Wild pitches nonattl, stutz. three
bHsc hits, jennings Barrett. two. base
hin. Hovlkoff runs batted IN. Holder.
Holm Bonetti Jennings Barrett
sacrifices Fernandez Burns stolen
base Jennings double plays. wright
to Burns Mayo NJ strfngsr tu COL
Inns. Fernandez 10 Wright 10 Pain
time Of game. 70a. umplfas. IN.
zeln aud Hood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29
To Hold Dog Show
In Seattle Sunday

The Olympic Kennel club Of Sc.
attic will hold dog show sun
day al the home Of Ar and Ars.
Oscar Miller 1901 10 isoth -
AZ Dss hoines Many dog fAncisrs
Of Tacoma and Seattle N1li enter
the event
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
1T. Louis 5. Brooklyn 3, called
end of ninth. rain.
Chicago II, New York !.
Pittsburgh =. Boston o.
Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia ).
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Clark Champ

pgrRorr--R ebert cqars. ~.
yeas ula salesman fram ~. raHl.
MINI, today WIN the national pan.
lie links golf tournament by ship.
pms Nike nasss unemployed ps.
trait auto.worker . sna 4 In .
aa.hale match, much a. Which uss
played IN The rsia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29
WI Games OF!

AL six clubs e< the Western
international Baseball leaxu< toak
. rain chscs on lsst nights xsmrs
iaelxment weather cancelled sh<
salem. Vancouver Tsenms. Yskf~
ma. and wsaasehes Spokane eon.
tesla
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29

SUMNER coIored Ghosts
worlds colored softball cham
pions. defeated ODD Fellows. 70 2.
last night in an exhibition contest.
Franny Grubb's fine hurting en-
abled Glen's Toggery 20 blank
schmitt Drug. Puyallup cham
plons. 5 to 0, in the opener.
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Lonqacres Results

iLn--iirsi. s4ou. olaimins. s-Ysas-
on olas and 40. laFionss
auenaa an a., saelio Gil 20 ~ 90
speed Home tiial $40 Sau
TFitoma uiJ go. 800
Joctrfs IN ordsl ca-.ltS, podsen.
oayotts, Hos aioesa. beau Rsm0unh
kAfodas. Hand Tree. Mr. stamford,
Ar Conafd And 8plck Life
ILI--srcopd f4O0 claiming y
~ Ysafsolaa maldsna, 3 faglonaA
hankf pansy ul2l al 40 - . ~ 20
ysney pres. NM '
Burns. 09 a.s. Ever htAF Fieet'
FaiFwoUf Bellies son aud fanlnns
ik7-fhifd. s41o. claiming. 1-gssr-
'ol oida and 40 . f,ifiongs
Charlotte Ann tilli sla 40 - % - %
Lady forohiila fitH 90 $40
kins June fiihl sac
jockeys In order PardirE Packer.
soafing witch, school Broom ann
Shasta Firs
Ik3--routih. s4oo. claiming. ,.
~ year ODDS aan 49, fatlQsss.
Ontario OREGON fii1is1 30 81 10 ~ 10
Green Jade mn. ft0 4 90
Joessgs u order Josspn.on y.ssn ~
= EHsrtts - go 4Ast i4ftfMbt SHf
and DEastir Nation
IkA-fiftb. 5000. eiAimins. s-ysss-
IoF 0ldt and ap 9 fsrionss
ksealanls ilial sifso 81 % ~ %
sinai PLAY 10 80 s9o 10
Jocssts u orasf spefrr Doasan.
q Zufeit ils rs. Rats Favofiss
slespf lfish Mia hoossf ana Kss.
esna
IIr-slsIh. s.oo e..iain. s.x..,.
ioo elas sna ~ slarlens.
psoiilns lnti 10 bS
hnsft iAush finhi 3 20
5peseFa ~ afnsf gfahs Camp
Ralis it Is rank igsufg galalaa
Lad stuck fsfd ara hfbadNaF f~nes
Ikk-sstsnib 500 graded hanai.
TO eHp asFsaF-1las sna %. ans
mir
Tssrasbsrs losl 1880 a. 20 I. 40
bchooimDHu fi0ti : a.
5ocSsYs ln ufdsf Csfs.hs yAffaf
Classify isi ooidsn srA FsT d ana
Stop Scout
IkJ-fisBih, ssoo. claiming ssysss.
~ aids ana pp ! ia inllss
Battling niu fiofl Ella 20 ~ ~ ~ 30
iSit1 ' os,nsa. eio4, %
Inesfss IN Bfa.f nsahs Thompson
Donsan - Baatef rhisf sfa4a
neysi l. nuth Hoyal hossf snd
ciAos Pfias
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pars on sixteen and seventeen
10 capture the crown.

10 capture the crown.
Mrs o NJ Grything Highland,
Tacoma, and Mrs NJ. Witheridge.
Highland. won the first and third
flights, respectively. Mrs. Gryth-
ing defeated Miss Irene Church,
Seattle and Mrs. Witheridge beat
Mrs. w. A. Collins, Maplewood
Mrs. J. T. Ray. Seattle. defeat
ed Mrs. G. Van Thiele, Highland,
for fifth flight honors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NeslerdaN's RrsnIls

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia :, Detroit I.
Cleveland "a, Washington 2.
New York 10, Chicago ?.
Boston u, 1T. Louis !.
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Saichsl Paige
Al Bowl Tonic

Tns Kansas CITY Monsrshs. vitb
sainhsl Paige On ths mound. elf
NEST he powerful GMc rnNka
Team ~ tbs City league al Lin
coin so~i tia Saturday nsxht.
starting 81 4 seaoeA. >
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29
Poggis Salmon
Derby Sunday

TIE Tacoma f'osxis eins annual
s<in.Dn darby for ma lpr pssxss. IN
sessinE 200 asAiisisrs. gets saas<
va, al aaytHssk al Point Defiance
SUNDAY. Fishing ends promptly e
n4nu. ssn Crimes restaurant a.
ina Point riIi be ogea all night fsv
shs anglers and visitors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29

Judd struck out Humphreys
Judd base on bAlla OF HUM
phFeSR judd Z left on bas<s san
Diego s. Sacramento 3 two-bass
hits Wiecznfas HaHiln Jensen ftss.
art Lake. runs bsttsd iu. Nlee1aTek
handleY, Boiling Hsklln Williams.
stolen nnAe Haunlsf. double plays
lake 70 Williams 20 Boiling a. VIII.
lams 70 LAKE 70 Boiling time ~
game 30 umplfes Snyder aud
Pals. players eaiklus IAts 4. D~-
tore. Humphreys handlsy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29
NALLA WALLA PRO SLAVES PAR, WINS TACOMA OPEN


racIfIf Cosnf leaNue hAt
leaders
Including games ~ July -
rcmpliea ey William Mrtsee.
league ststlstlcisn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29
Sid Harmon
Tops Crack
Golf Field
Glvon. christion
Tied for I'd. Only
One Stroke Behind

50 H.rmaa. wsls wsiis prr.
wha~~ koiflnx s~sax !. ~ snvssnis
stsdY IN style Feuss.s par sna
fias field n smsfsuf sud PRIV
fs.ssaaaI FssfwNy tre@deFs rs<tsr-
a@y II Aiienmofx 10 wln ths an
Hsssl r~eeus open esalf shsn-
psansslp
rsn STRIKES behind Al me srd
~ ~ hoies. HsFmsn assaulted par
brilliantly ln TIVE sftsvnann for .
~. fouf anssef regulation figures.
and . sn-hnis tos.i ~ 1T.
o.lv .ss ssy~A~ ksAtsa
we've >stl rh<tstiNs ~ vak-
iseAs whe wrs ~ tst1s -
ipsa s~a Marry asv~n. -
fssmss rAesft~ Nsvshw~ss
ssssssus ht~s. ss< walsee
Csp p1nyes.
ciivAa pat taxsshsr -. sws
ard go Incidentally. the aaiy
sotfsr " hasnsls par fnv ths ini- j.
siAi ~ halss. played IN : rain thss
nsstisd h pseis an ,hs green's ard
rspplsa IN daminassss lakes - shs
fsirwsys
u Fsinsd In ths sfssrnaen. tna.
bait srssmcdicsiiy ard ~af~s,
whies hsa SCARED to embarrassing
hsiehts in she Tsnsnlnx. ssa~fsify
were hotter In tho sftssnaaa
soMG ExCErrsONs
rh~rs ~sfe sxssptlan~. however.
Take rsesma's chusk cunsann.
sss Narisld's ynuthfni sntrv.
pssk Hsnsn cnnxsian snsi Hsnsn
each srissssd srouaa tn raurH~
N par Tps during shs nafnins.
MT ihsy esaIant sdh.rs 10 sns
rses roasdra's sft.rnsnr card
showed ~ strnhss. while hansn's
contained 70
Chstsesas GA Wsrmsa
plsStae " NJ ssus~ fsarssws~.
~ ssssss1sssiy ress~mssHs 40.
ssns~m~wt fss the s~lt~sy.
w~s. al ss~e ~ ~ e~s NJ
- ssies go n appeared -
tissaGh . " Tar ths slfis
~.sis s~~slt nat ~ ysh-
lssss psv fs,eev~s 90 ~ sasA
ssss. sss~sHpustiss ~ sr~~s.
shsss eesswssu. ~hs HAD tnis~s
shF~s strsk~s In ssssh ~
kr~~~. h"t~< . is~s psss ~
earn . aae-stsshe nasxss.
Hsfmon rss~issa si0d first
snonsy, cnftstiaa ann sTB. sf.s
ethsf pros ysrn rsrsln Marvs.
sflls' 'liilst In 1871. 10. Hahaa.
son. ssnls Moalta. Emafy x.m-
fnsftnsa. Portland ll~raid West.
eenirsiiA. and caugd.n tlsa a
iss. each rsesiy~I as.
Amateur prifswinnsrs lnsls.a~ai
Lo~-ast John Tattis. Seattle, ia.
sss ~ matched lrgns. Fa nlsssrs.
Tacoma. iss. $40 golf bag. lack
Wilson, fseaIns. iap. sleeping has,
hiehasi soisy. Ev.rwtt, fas, self
Jacket chst Nslis. raeoms. iso.
golf swsstsr. Norm o'mhss. lao,
five so'f halls rnis nssxssr, leo,
four saIf halls
In~ Kfsss Harry clssn. seat.
ne. Ia. 80 sfist watch. nsb Van
De Mark fsaem.. IA. sst ~ $40
-.
~s"as Hsk ifanen. Asfshfislsi.
Ora. iss 80 solf hag. ns,a Has.
asii Olympia, it7. pair ~ xsif
shoea piss Hssssll. tnsesxp. M.
isTs golf Isehst. and Hon Lee, 80.
attic. iss. solf swsaisr
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PINES vs.. PIRATES

South Tacoma Pines VIII play
Falkland al Robert Gray held'
South Tacoma. Sunday afternoon
al 2:30 o'clock.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr

MORE about Lady Deluxe the Lloyd and Margaret Suffer
pointer girl which underwent caesarean operation last
week to deliver IL puppies. 10 of which survived one
dying the fourth day
Well sir, just four days after the operation the
little Deluxe able walk rather feebly of So
Lloyd decided give her biz of light exercise in the tide
flats grass .
Walking masters side st wrapped In oandages
the little Lady halt her weak shining bit
brighter straight out
Thought had tired by the short walk
passed and before him when he stepped forward
foot Chinese pheasant startled fright
weak she held her blood
q of the word
field trials hunting ability
high.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-29
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS

Seattle s-s. Portland 81.
Sacramento 4, San Diego /.
San Francisco Z, Los Angeles 3.
Oakland 12 Hollywood T.
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Eight hits runs off Hilcher IN 2.
and 2 of Gonzales IN z losing
pitcher. Hiicher runs responsible cor
Hilcher 5 Barrett. Gonzales ! struck
balls Hllcher I. Barrett Q. Gonzales
!. stolen bases Niemirc, Lawrence,
three base hit. Lawrence. home run.
White. two-base hits. Vanni. Barrett
Campbell. runs battcd In Lawrence
2 Sohuster, yanni. Niemlec GU q.
White. Barrett, Archie left on bases
seattle 7 Portland q double play
Rosenbers 10 ON passed balls An
nunzio 2 umpifos. Powell and I'd
wards. time 2 90
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... 81 . ~ n IL {
PORTLAND

Mo IHUs OF fNIIIU ~ = III
2 off Gonzales ln e. losing pitcher
Palm runs responsible for Fsliln
8 scribner l. Gonzales ]. struck out
by Scrlbner Gonzales stolen
bases Ggsclman Archie White Van
nj. three base bite. pannl GchNab
tVo-b base hits White 2 KsArso sac
fiflcf Lawrence runs battsd In.
schustsr Archie Kearss GgsslmBn
white gnnni Gonzales left on
bases Seattle 9. Portland 7. double
plays Reich 20 DennistOn. sismisc
20 schustsr. bit 81 pitcher 81 Con
zalss ! nmpires Edwards and Po%sii.
time I Is.
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Ravens Senior Champ

SEATTLE - Carl Ravens Hon
ths senior mems championship
yesterday. defeaiing Jack saliin.
ger. defending tiileholdsr. and
, In an sll.sssiils finale.
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.. skes esas~ Win . hurst II
sps~s fss ffss fssissEs thai :
Indicated ssss1s shisss 49, /.
sfk<s s<s1. :
Thh nss1 nsss. sp ssseA -
sfEGlWOehER. FAf.NEn's
HinsT. rAsAwAY. nGa~
9SDA. sOL EIG. 09DEnG.Y. /.
etnsT0N MsASOa ~steh :
fss alem.
rEsrxATk .rsnensa his sseh
oadfy last out wlii be % th6
shsif for soma time.
BANG ~ssks.s a nifty nvs
slghths Ia the mud Friday morn
Ing
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American - Toledo 10. Mime.
ap0ls s. Indianapolis-Allwaukee
rain. Louisville 1. Kansas City 2
Columbus y, ST. Paul 5.
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Colonel Cary

Here's the sbsoluis iowdo~n ss
Sundays spssa Handicap At Long.
acres
rhs horse 10 hsst IA ROLLING
BALL. Nssdmsfs stasis's .ap
number.
The contention Ii most apt IN
CONS from Mrs. John ciaaay's
LAvENoRo and from thu Drisres
brothers jEFF"a PRIDE
You probably won't even sec
DowNY PILLOW, MIR. GRUMPY.
oLIaro or DANDY ali of which
have been prominently mentioned
A chsass for en- upset In
ihis firid lies In ~ na.sa.
berg's rAf.A sqtAw. uls-
ienrl bred like ROLLING
BALL. Ih..e Bisisssis sse
all pretty fair MURDERS
ROLLING nAII, they irii
me. pist lsses u.
ainp, ~ eoufHe. might bother
him, he not being . fast starter
And none ~ than Like 10 have
slop thrv~n in THAR faoes,
ssyentssn spsnisss were sosni.
mated Al isast ten may 90 10
the post
Here 10 the complete list
Exploded Mrs " - Parsons
Sun aupsrislte. " ~ Green.
wood fnmhss Melinda Farms.
powny pillo~ and Rolling Hal.
Ssednsrs stable C.sets, Mrs n
~ Van Berg. Hsstsda, MFs n
l. Hatahford Nj 1runay. kIttass
Farms LAsenRro. Mrs John y
Clancy DsnJv Harssto Larsl
Valiant Roy. Hsrt Mcfarland.
Pals saua~ and Olinpa. Al Rossns
berg jsffs pFids. nis1sr broth
efs. Red AMI Wits. ki~ss,I
Thomas Pear Alma. steward
Summers; Sons TURKEY. hfs
George simon
virgins VIII ~ tfAtf#i&sf w W.
morr0~a overnight entries
$3.50 - 49,
Ass - s4Hsss
Maybe u vas Willis csssiiy sho
1ss waiting fof mud the lead.
ins rider a. tina recent Omaha
meeting ~an bis first race ~ tbs
LpnEaeFss meeting after 10 days
u ,fyiag on ouEssA in ,bs firss
race.
8 Summers claimed FANCY
DRESS OiJT ~ ths second rses
for 1900 Mitchell. HsndAfsen
. Palmer toek wEsrra gIRf.
out Of tbs ashth Thursday foe
1900
kAfAL.AsTE 81 shs Mrs G Is
Irwin string bseams a two ms
winner win bis ~fn IN the flfth
Aiao Thomson a amifh's ATTY
which Fiss gail0p~a after Saving
SMART LAUGH ssAind
Aae,ss, 81 ,ss.e' I..,s colt.
tHAsk HENRY seat 10 sss
pe.t VS. sisas.s left th<ss
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Olson Envies Pueblos

Coach Cliff Olson the capable Pacific Lutheran grid
master, enveS the Pueblo Indians
Just back from two months vacation through the Mid
west and the Southwest, Cliff said:
I'll never leave the Northwest. Couldn't drag away
What's that Well yess I've been considering another post
but it is right in this country out here
But I've learned lot about living since through New
the They just take rest and work when they wish They
Such life Maybe apply certain
system life here.
Cliff who said he vii" daughter had
their system that functions,
he I'll %
N wen a hay a u IN
Bob Teller pitch shakes
telling the big Iowa farmer boy
ball into the groove.
coach welcome
adopted after leaving the Midwest his
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