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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-07-18

Cows producing 40 or more
pounds butterfat are:
HOLSTEINS-G. H. Vandesteeg, 6;
Math Jennissen, z; State Home
School for Girls, II; Frank Pes.
heck, /; Herman Imdieke, 8; Ed
Weller, 2; j. F. Cooper, 3; M. o
Titrud & Sons, Is; AL Dahlem, 5;
Casper Pick, 8; c. w. RAINBOW, 3;
Robert Lindborg, ID; VIM. LAWN, 4
JERSEYS-Mrs. Johanna Olsen
3; Art Bartholomew, z.
GUERNSEYS-Sam Haugdahl, z
BROWN SWISS-Clarence Selen-
sky, 6; F. p. Minette & Son, A;
Bentfied Bros, 3; Andrew Beste, 8
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-07-18

terfat or over, 20; associations av-
erage production per cow, 804.7;
milk, 30.07; butterfat, 1856 percent
test.
List Of five highest producing
herds, based on butterfat-as to
owner, date of test, number cows
milking, average milk, average but
terfat and breed:
M. o. Titrud & Sons, May "a.
Is, 1401.O. 1920, Registered Hol-
stems; VIM. LAWN, June 8, z,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-07-18
COW TESTING REPORT

Report of South Todd-Douglas
Cow Testing Association June, 1910.
Number herds tested, "a; number
cows milking, 478; number cows
dry, Is; total number cows, 496;
number herds averaging Is pounds
butterfat or over, 20; number herds
averaging 40 pounds butterfat or
over, 2; number cows averaging 40
pounds butterfat or over, 125; num-
Der COWS averaging 80 pounds but
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-07-18

1274.S, 40.94, Grade Holsteins; Rob
ert Lindborg. June 7, 81, 1885,
1915, Registered Holsteins; Her.
man Imdieke, May II, 20, 1103.1.
39.45, Registered Holsteins; G. H.
Vandesteeg, May II, 10, 96SS, 1885,
Registered Holsteins.
Number herds using a purebred
sire, "a; number feeding skimmilk,
2; number feeding hay on pasture,
2; number feeding grain on pas
ture, IA.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-07-18
Who Threatens Standard of Living ?

Recent items in the daily newspapers in
dictate that share troopers of the South not the
only poorly paid people, and that the old South is
no worse than some states of the North. Lumber
workers in state in the north woods have been
poorly underpaid, fact which provided opportunity
for unfair competition for dealers in this part the
state Selling cheaper by taking advantage of labor
is not good policy under existing laws. The $4,000
fine assessed would have gone long way in the
labor market well to maintain in part at least
that standard of living brag much about.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-07-18
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Town of Sank Centre
U....n IL 10An

tors of The Board of Education of
the Town of Sank Centre was held
on June IL. 1910, all members be-
ing present.
S. p. Hansen introduced a reso-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-07-18
What Is Your Nationality

Just visiting the other day, the talk drifted to
aliens in this land, and why some who have lived
here for years had neglected to take out citizenship
papers.
This brought the matter of nationality into the
conversation and one of the men, National Guard
officer stated that some time ago inspecting
officer looked the personnel lists and found that
on each mans record, after the question of nation
atty had been placed the nationality of his parents
such as French, Irish, German, English, what
have you. The inspecting officer gave them a timely
lecture and said: You're Americans everyone of
you, and don't forget it,"
If everyone of could remember that, and
could forget our foreign ancestry, would need
worry but very little about fifth column and other
un-American activities.
Yes, everyone of should be proud of the fact
that we are Americans and when asked about
nationality, should answer: "AMERICANS" Speak
up let the world know we're proud of citizenship
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
State Semi-Pro
Meet Aug. "a

WICHITA, Kans. -- Washington
state semi-pro baseball tourna-
ment will be played Aug. "a at
Walla Walla. Roy Dumont. presi-
dent Of the National Semi-Pro
Baseball congress, announced to-
day.
The tournament viii he I'M
der direction of Jim Ennis,
Seattle, acting state commits
sioner.
The champion Of the state tour
nament will qualify for play In
the United States semi-pro meet
ing, eliminating in the sixth an
nual national tournament here
Aug. 1928 United States and
Puerto Rican champions will meet
at San Juan. r r., in septemb Der
for the second "semi-pro world
series"
The Weyerhaeuser Timber team
already has qualified for the state
tourney by winning its district
title. The Seattle Clasers. who
won the 1889 Washington semi
pro championship, also have quail
fled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Washington F acts

There are - golf courses in
the state of Warrington. divided
about equally between public and
private club use. Attendance fig
ures show that about sOo. 900 per
sons played on the 13 Seattle
courses during 1898. which i, APP
proximately the total population
% Seattle and It's immediate sub
urbs not served BY other courses
This general relation Of the mum
Der Of players 70 the population Is
borne out also in Spokane. Tacoma
and other cities
Winter sports have become a
great attraction in Washington
state. Rsinl~r National park hsd
81 .6e7 visitors for winter sports
between December !, 1888, and
April 30. 1859 Mount Baker had
a Is57-l93s season attendance o;
~ 900 with a peak day Of 5000
attendance. Snoquslnie Pass had
IS 200 skiiers IN is3s-Is3s. sno-
qualmie Ski Bowl has had an an
nusl ATTENDANCE % 20 900 for win
ter sports. and number ~ less
accessible srsss attendance Of seg-
srsl thousand persona
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Sofiball Schedule

softbsn games for Thyfsds y
SIS ,. m
cts irsEgs johnson Pain, 20
~ Cammsrano Bros Mckinley
Wartsnbs Service ~. Jensen Fgsi.
Harmon
Industrial League Flour a Co
real Workers - PsfsrmAn Mig
Co. Franklin. 1906 Tavern. Inc
vs. Chemical Workers. Portland
ave Musicians Union Va Garage
Employees. Mckinley.
Park High boys. AIS p. m
Sun Cold Dairy. bye. Y " G 4.
Comrades - FIRST Astboslists
jefferson. Yannigans Va North
End Orphans. Jsffsrson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
TIGERS Face Two Travelling
Teams of Genuine Class

ably with the high class outfits
that have appeared here In the
past Every year new faces and,
incidentally. boards are added To
the Davids so that tho club Ia
always At a peak. John Tucker.
manager and first sacker. and Doc
Tally, the veteran pitcher. are
about the only players who have
survived the years with the
Davids.
The Daylds and the Honarchs
both will play two games at Attn
letie park this summer Each club
will tanglc with tho Tigers and
then. as a grand finale. the Davids
and the Monarohs Will play each
other on Sunday night. July "a.
This Will be one OF the Outstand-
ing attractions of the season. The
nonarchs and Dayida cross each
others paths four or five times a
season and cities that are able 10
schedule the two clubs for game
are considered fortunate indeed
IL WAS Spokane's luck Ia grab the
David Monarch clash In the North
west last year with ths result that
the largest crowd Of the season
turned out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Ruth Canale
Defeats Rival

Ruth Canals. fAsas,ss. playing
hss avn hnms eourss, rirvrsst.
"Wednesday defeated Mrs Henry
Foss. Country eiab. IN assssssr-
finals play ~ fhs Tseoms w.msns
city Enif championship, ahs waa.
J and !. shooting . medal rusnd
Of A.
Mr.. ". ~ Dean. nvoskdsIs.
and former city champion. woa l
up ovsr Miss Amy Lsu Murray
Country club. Mrs. Dean wss
sinking puts frnm all vvsr M
green's
Mrs. Itsrh~st Try. nrs.k'sxls.
defeated Mfs Everett anish. Fir-
crest. np
Mrs Ffsss ifimsssishssh. fssnak-
dale. b~st Mrs Al Carter. Mssasw
rsys. = 40.
Mlss cansis viii mssf Mr.. sflu.
nslshass In s~mlflasi play Thas~
day ~hiis Mrs fleas encounters
Mrs Kry In ths lessr hssssst
Thursday ~niis Mrs Dean en-
esrnssr. Mrs. ysy In ,hs iawss
hfsrbst
finals 81 ~ holes srs sehsd~
pisS for Friday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Salem Almost
Beats Indians
ny INIIID rnIkE


For eight innings last night the
salem's solons had the Spokane
Indians. pace settlers Of the West
ern international league. on the
run at Spokane. In the last frame
Spokane scored twice to win 81.
The result put an effective
damper on any immediate hopes
salem had Of striking for the
leadership from It's second-plaes
ranking.
Yakima showed some signs Of
regeneration with an Sc decision
over Vancouver. u. e. Capiianos 20
despite the latter oiubs fouF-rgn
rally In the eighth. Sir pitchers
saw service. three for each club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Long acres

Maybe u was the parade In
which the ancient Gladiator toos
a part that did IL.
Maybe II was the Red Gro"
motif.
Whatever II was II was vet.
Grams day at Longseres.
Nine-ycar-old Irene F. galloped
in with a win in the fourth Ten
yesr-old The Darb COPIED the fifih
Eight-year-old American I'm blem
COPIED the sixth. Younger horses
trailed. couldn't keep up with
these veterans
Sure the youngsters bad their
moments. Neal Cheathams Pho
10 Finish copped a three yeaf-olf
race Allen DrImnelier's is0fnst.
rte took a two yesr-oid event
And then there VA. Pepper
Porter, the three year old
owner Of Crystal speed Nho
had his big moment. Pepper.
youngest registered owner Of
q thoroughbred, fairly gurgled
- his pet and fssorits just
Kalloped To win the sscond
race. And Pspper--of course
his dad. Don Porter signed the
check, had one already for
$40 10 put In the Rcd Cross
fund when hi. pct won.
Youth had stlll another fling
Al Rosenberg. youngest o. the Sc
attic thoroughbred owners In point
Of days in the game. saw bis Psls
SquAw enter TIRE winners circle n
the featured Ped cross handicap
The Bistour fly vas held close
70 the pace had plenty left and
turned the AK f8riOngs IN 40 70
only fifth Of = second q. me
track record nov held BY Say
Pirate and D0Nny PILLOW.
Today they're back On twilight
schedule with full card Of claim
ing races
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11

Tacoma fans will have n chance
TO see how Western International
league ball compares with that
turned out by the fastest travelling
outfits in the country
The next two Monday nights
the Tigers viii play the
Kansas City Monarchs, world
champion Negro club. and the
House OF David. without n
peer among the white barn
storming teams.
Many observers are Of the opin-
ion that the Monarchs, containing
the pick OF Negro players In all
parts OF the country, Is close 10
major league class Most certain
~ the Monarchs rate with the best
in the country when Satchel Paige.
figured as one Of the greatest
pitchers in the history OF the
game, is on the mound. Paige il
bracketed with such immortals as
Walter johnson and Christy Math-
ewson. He has outpitehed many
major league stars In exhibition
games during the last few years.
PAIGE ON HILL
Paige will be on the mound.
possibly the whole game. when
the nonsrchs come here neat
Monday night. Although the
advance booker only g,iarsn-
teed that Paige viii pitch
portion Of the game, he often
goes the whole route when
professional club Ia opposed.
This year the House 81 David
has team that compares favor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Oregon Will Bid
For Archery Meet

PORTLAND The Orsxsn Arch.
sfy association annnttneef ts~iaY
: sould hsd Cor 10 astlonai arch.
cry tournament II tpAt when shs
asiiOnai hnzrd ~ the arehefy ssse.
citation meets At Amherst. Mss
nsxt nsunth
" q Williams president ~ the
Pacific Northwest Archery sss~-
elztiun. 81 THE rational Eaafnss
already as bees Bald in csisfeFnss
three tifuss ard ans~ in Seattle
Fsrfisna never Ass rsen hess q
he event
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
0verlin Puts
End 10 Rival
NEW YORK

NEW YORK - They're calling
Middleweight Ken Overlin Butch
today instead Of "Plsyboy" after
the bloody job he did last night
at greensboro arena where he
forced Harry Balsamo. New York :
betting brakeman. to quit in the
ninth round his face streaming
gore.
Debonair Overlin king OF the
cocktail lounges the MATINEE
molls delight went savagely Der
serk at the Milk Fund show. In
furiated by Balsamo's rough tao
tics. and treated the 1900 fans 10
a rhapsody in red.
Balsamo. bleeding from
brows, cheeks and mouth.
asked Referee Billy Cayanagh
to halt the slaughter. Caya-
nagh did this at 2:S8 OF the
ninth, giving Oyerlin n tech
nical knockout victory. They
were slated for 10 rolnds.
Hard-hitting Balsamo was des-
perately determined to win, realiz-
ing that victory would virtually
assure him a shot at Billy Conn $
light heavyweight title. Hence the
brakeman. scaling 170a pounds
to Overlin's 1917. made mockery
Of the Marquis OF Queensbury
rules. He rabbit-punched. hit on
the breaks and finally almost
wrestled Overlin to the canvas.
Overlin began his cutting work
early in the bout when he became
anpered al the rntIph stuff
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Turf Club Not
To Use Ringers

No splking up Ia tho sdlct ~
Manager AT pentecast 81 tho Turf
Smoke Shop City league team
which meets the riney Weeds
Collcgians at Lincoln bowl on
Friday nigh, in an exhibition
game Tho team IL good enough
% irritAis six clubs In IN. mus
nlclpal circuit and that IL good
enough for fentsoost. who AYERS
the home town loop boasts nf some
Of the best semispro players In
the Northwest,
To eff.et any rumars that
they are not q. powerful ~
iast year. shen they wan In
from, local fraa,. the Cei-
ieEisns wilt iirid ane Of the
strongest ooIored teams ever
Ia represent tho famous r"i-
or-d school la finey Woods.
Mississippi.
Alya Bland wlli likely get the
hurting assignment from p.nts-
cost. with Jim krupp also ready
10 strut his stuff. Game Time u
a 30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Former All-Coasi End
Appointed Line Coach

NOEAsA. Cal ~ Appointment,
q E1fis ErdsiAtz ss ~ Mays
football line coach - ssAist Head
Coach Norman Rcd s,fadsr rss
announced to-day. Erdslsix Tor ,so
years hss assisted Coach George
nailsy a. University ~ san fran
cisco De Sss AiisPAcific Coast
End at ~ Mays IN 1913. BE Sas
graduated from ~ Mays In 1884
and served as assistant eo4en there
IN 1890 and 1887, unosr Sip Naai-
gan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Sweiizer PAGES
Jalopy Drivers

Herb s~sltssr isaas ell drivers
In ths sp.na~ay jAlopy races ~ith
ss points. u ws. revealed We'd
nasdsy. ss th@ asistss.fefs pre-
pared for Sundays races sssr the
npan@~ay NJ race trsek
Jerry issiilmsn 10 s<eand. With
40 points. foliores ~ ksnny
ituiehis.. 70 points Terry rssm~s.
20 paints. and Orvsi klshsss. .
relief driver. 10 palnts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Three Local
Stars Leave
Next Week
Fund Campaign
Has Now Reached
HolfwoY posinon

Larry llusety. erses TssrssA
saltet. ~nn wns tAs etty ransic
lsaks ef1wa ansi enmpetes - 80
nssinusl eassss isass tnasr.msat
81 Rsitinsese. Nd, ssif ssnsu repe
resent Tseums ~ ~. y !. runll~
fnsst shss ysss II pssrnsf. - w.s
sansaszssl a~tsnststy "Wednesday
Has~hy. stenr stsh virgil cnff
art ssowss ossar. viii leave rssesr
asy fer Is~srest Tssasn<m<nt sAsss
are 1afr s1.sa
A. sss~s y No. ks1sev~1 tnae
pess~>Ay wsaahs ~ - essssees
10 ssse~4. A. g~esH<tsss ss>e.
~ ssssttfs>< vita . hswes srs<e
shs~ tssss~sy tsss ~wwany. -
~ a.zses - ~ tess~esss -.
s~~a~.se a. ~ s>sie~al s~ur.
sAwsr.s ~ sp~~ reviewed
w~sen~~Asvs
Ms~nwhsse the csmpssxn IN rssss
fssrfs n finsser the trip fer tre
three snsfsss mad p%s~~si Ek~ nsif.
say mark. insn ". Ana~rs1n.
esmr~isn chairman. snnauosssi
so had beer sail<esss TUESDAY.
making . total thus far ~ p1zn.
leaving sssa tn 10 Fsis~a.
rhs fpiiswtax rseamsns ees-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Pioneer League


Idaho Falls was dumped. is.s
and ia. In a douhl..hs last
night by salt Lake ~ the ne.s
Increased their Pioneer league lead
10 five and nns half games
In the opener. salt Lake rallied
10 runs in the iaat inning 10 break
tie. while the Ru.sets punched
their runs In the sixth u = seven
inning game Jansen of the Bess
yielded sigh. hits against - for
Emmsr,son and Bradley Of tina
Hnssets
Perry and Robeiio scored hpmsrs
for Salt Lac In the nighteap. a.
Idaho Falls made iis final bid
for victory in the ninth. The Bssa
hit Tobin for II. while The Hgsssis
we're limited 10 seven by nafio~s
Jorrsxrn's homer In The
eighth gave second place Baise
49, wia over Ogd~s.
Field. scattered nine biis is
the pilots. while Erickson held
The Rcd. In sis.
Twin Fails rallied In the cellar
position and wun over Foestsiio.
los Three homsrs were scored.
Ksmps and white ~ IN. Cards ana
Meyers OF Tn Cowboys connected
with circuit el0uts
Carpenter and Holdbu~n ~
idaho Fails slowed II hits sgainsi
eight for Kemp ~ poesisilo. bslt
their mates pulled them through.
scores
ssit Lake first samsl ~ Is o
idaho Pals t...stss ,
Jansen and Psfiss. Kmmsfts0n.
Bradley AMI Heard
sait Lake fs-eoa1 gsnsi ~ o
idaho FaIis ....Ht. 7 2
nsrioNs and Psrtss. Totan sna
Mayer
Ff1 atsiio ~sts..ssttssss ii u
Twin Fails .s..ts.s..s.io 2
ksfaps Ard Kerr Carpenter.
Holdhuasn and Meyers
ogden ..,tt.t.t+tsssss. . !
boine +.sssfrtts .-fst4t.
EfieSsou ard stslnbsek. Fields
and Adams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Snead Shows Golf
Shots al Rialio

Sam snesd. great golfer. is fea-
iured IN a sports film az the Rialto
theater beginning Friday. The pic
ture Is titled, Saving Shots With
Sam Snead.r Il shows sam show
ing onlookers how golf shots
should b made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Abbott Back
From Canada

Morry Abbott, Tiger outfielder,
)s back in the United States after
being held in Canada several days.
Norry. a Canadian citizen but a
resident Of the United States since
he was six years old. was held up
Under the new L. S. immigration
Jaws. He has his first American
papers, which aided his return
cause. A deal of some sort is
being engineered for Abbott. but
the big fellow desires 10 remain
with Tacoma He says he feels
better than in years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Leaders of
City League
Will Play
Pointers 10 Face
Turf Smokers at
Lincoln Grounds

johnson Paint and Turf
Smoke shop meet Wednesday
night at Lincoln howl In
double header that has a d.
rect bearing on first place in
league standings a. the Paint
men are leading by a scant
game a. the two clubs take
the field. Krupp and Gillespie
I'm the first one and Felt and
Davies In the nightcap, which
will be for seven innings. the
game being moved up from
July 81. when the Kansas City
Monarchs are slated to meet
n City league club.
Smelter Local stayed in the
.orrid chase for a playoff position
n the City league finals by win
ling IL to 2 from Cammarano
at Lincoln bowl Tues
lay night. Smith and Michaelson
for the winners and the
pest the Cams could do was five
ats off the two Oremen.
Deter ined TO win. the
Smelter boys went after Ly-
man Anderson In the first for
run and added two more in
the second and chased him to
the showers In the fourth with
four run attack. Bill komp
finishing. Bill wasn't treated
any too well either. the win
ners getting eight hits off
his slants in four innings.
Jess Brooks recovered from a
batting slump by hitting four for
i've. while Van Slyke gathered
hree safe ones, including a dou-
Die. Hofto's leaping catch of Ha-
oert's blooper in right field in the
Eighth was the individual fielding
high spot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11

Ward Shoots II
In Golf Event

MINNEAPOLIS Hsd WsFd. ns-
tlonsi amateur golf cham plon. shos
a n In the frs, qualifying Fot,nd
~ the Western Amsisur event
here yesterday A had ~ ruined
has score. ons ~ tbs ~orst hs has
had in years Art DosrtnE. ~.
ysaf.sid Chicago boy. led the
anallfisrs slth a 10 Jim Hack.
~, Louis. Neil cronauis, AMI Men
Young. Minneapolis. Harry ro'id.
Dallas. Tss.. defending champ.
Walter isufsems. Eyaaston. ~.
ard Earl Larson. Minneapolis.
had 7z's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11

Stolen bases. Garnes. Pauschert.
Rooney: sacrifice hit. Smith; two
base hits. Van Slyke, Portman. Wise
Rooney; three base hit. Mahnkey:
Double play, Mahnkey TO Hofto TO
Einnitti left on bases. Cammarano
Bros. 8. Smelter Local Q. 3 hits | run
|bff Smith in innings: 2 hits / run
pr Nicholson in innings; 2 hits 7
buns off Anderson in 3 p innings: 8
bits runs off Komp in Al innings,
ktruck out, by Smith /, Michaelson 5,
anderson l. Kemp 3. base on balls,
|bff Smith 3. Nicholson 2. Anderson
losing pitcher. Anderson; winning
pitcher, Smith wild pitch, Smith 2,
komp. Nicholson; passed ball,
kquino, time OF game. 2 hours. UNI
bires, Fourier and Scott.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11

The only letter which does not
occur In the names Of the states,
their capitals. or the surnames Of
tine presidents of the United
[States is @"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11

LsNiS. Bower and A9kssr. ~
qulst and Foafnlsr. umpire. Lang
loN
Pzrkiand Pirates dropped into
lone p0sEsfsion ~ second place ~
dsfsglting to Lincoln Service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11

Although men. many thousands
~ years ago. hammered msiaofic
iron into tools and weapons. Il
Vas only = litiis nsofs than 100
years ago that scientists admitted
thsss 1as such q thing a. .
Fnsteofits
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
MEMS SINGLES

Don Harris, Los Angeles. won
from Al Schendel, Tacoma, 6-3
60; Irving Parker, Los Angeles,
won from Don Carstens, Tacoma,
81, 6-3; Pierpont Wilson. Oakland.
won from Gordon Nelson, Los An
geles, 90. SO; Carl Johnson. Ia
coma, won from Earl Jorgenson,
Tacoma, 60, 90: John Howard,
Los Angeles, won from Bob Simp-
son, Tacoma, 90, So; Bulge Pat
ty, Los Angeles, won from Vince
Siemion, Tacoma. ga. 60.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-11
Sofibau

ns. anstsr~aa set warssns~
asrxtcs Dawn wfih fpuF scattered
hlt. n give tahnHan fsint = fass.
s.se-s vsssery n city league risy
Tuesday aisht as itafmaa play.
field.
II tuuk tire Painters hsss a.
minutes - assume full three
game lead over warssnh~ ard
Jensen fsaet. thelr nearest rivals
.ith lust fuar games lsgs - play
rh~ sies.v, stvswsiis 80
sar~a The J~ks.aa esas At tss
Second consecutive league
championship ard . s~wsh IN
th~ ssnssAi rseses eea1ss fsass
sey len s.swssss. AZ ~kssA th~y
arc the d~f~wdssa ehsssps~~s
John iseekwsy shut uat Waller
Read Owls. , 70 Q. wtth twe hits
10 give zlon LathsrsH tho first
game ~ = heat twesous II three
ssrie. far the all season Amsrscsn
league championship and . eaunty
tourney berth
rookwsY $50 net sss 60 any real
truuhie at any tifns fnrinx ths
ssms. while young Pat Ho-nsy
was .vounhsa far flss soli8 hiows
for his first defeat - the ass.nH
unis~a s@mm<svisi rrse~t-
ere ups~t yasi~.. . 10 I. o.
throw The s~eaed half Ns-
tisssi l.sx,s rare lsse . vide
ep~n ser-mht~. Ai..s ~ith
tho q. e r. and Esuis~ ths
EiLs uus. aha tssunueksa
ee~s we,sshs~o.ess ~ Ia Z.
Tuesday. ss- all TIED fev fire.
piae~ while t~s other teams
are just . game h~hlna shs
t~adsfs.
Jensen Fuel won. rs 20 ss
expected. over General f1sstfiisa-
tors At Mckinley diamond TNss.
day night 10 mnvs tn,1 . serond
plsc. Tie with wsrtsnb@ Service
in the City league race.
cry iHsatG
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woNtN's DOUBLES

Mrs. Lilly Harrs-Ruth Vaughn.
Los Angeles. Won from Sshins
phelps-Jesn Sanders, Ia coma,
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Twilight Baseball

Twilight league baseball last
night;
~. Y. A. moved into q ,is for
first place ~ taxing Aretic Bot.
Tiers Z u .