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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Go on Defense

Los ANGELES -Ths ucLA
Bruins viii spend the rest %
the weeks practice seDsons On
defense. Coach Babe Horrell lndi-
Gated today. In early games this
season. the Uclans' defense clicked
but II completely collapsed sgalns;
the Washington Huskiss last
week. The Bruins meet use
Saturday in Memorial coliseum
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ovv1esAIS nAsAvw0s

NEW yoNa usn Street. ~
10 .as. estimates the snss sss,esais
travel . sassi ~ ~ miles during
sa average football game. Rsfsrss
and field Judge are met active.
covering anout sls miles saeh.
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NO YoOTsT.p Dooo.H

FHIIsfDfTsFHff -sffHFII iIydf
Doubleday. great gfsndson u Al
nsr Doubleday. Sho Ia credited
with inyenting BASEBALL. a = msn-
Der u the Penn track team BE
does not play baseball
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Siandlee Uniformed
STANEARn ININER Sly

Norman big Chief Standlee WAS
in Stanford uniform today. ran
through signals with the first
string. and apparently found his
injured ankle in good shape.
There was possibility he would
see action against California Sat
urday but Coach Clark Shaugh-
Messy was uncertain Were not
too optimistic; ne has missed too
much practice" said Shsugh-
messy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

Louis Zonnperini IS SPOT
~eloer in experimental oeport-
ment OF eurbonk, Golf, or
croft corporation. The former
national intercollegiate mile
champion plons 10 enter cost
esn trooor meets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

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tsis~s rfss. staff eesrssea.s<.f
ms Not>fs. tews--rhls u
ths city where ,h- white hcp~
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ths having ievsfa
Not - ksex sse ia Neines
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that he wnala a. fafth to wln
the hessyss eight title ffom ice
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ea, n. came IN . haa sseona.
fiss ~es FL the same tire The
weakest sna the tssssst chsis
ienxs ever MADE foF a Champion.
ship uti. n vas ths Nesks.,
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age ~ ~. hlss..s order kept
him sr~@ eai.~rs'as sAll~ walt
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Now nss uolnss. unaauntsd
~ fayehsks snnlhllatien. ms
fastened ns hopes upon Ice
ssvold ou. ~ rs Younger ard
hlandsf sltlsens This city 81.
ready has . sh.slais worked
aal fof lee.
No 10 % partially Grass the
painful memory ~ rayehsk BY
hssttn. iasht Heavyweight
Champion nllly Conn. in Nsw
Yofks Madison Square Garden
Friday night. and then h. " 10
slndirais Ties Mnin.. completely
by going On Ia . xistafy nest
sumner over the sssns pss,i.
uisn. ioui.
CONN tAsohtrG
Reports frum New soFs that
Conn Ia. been made . 10 q
fsvofits over the ioN an sIs dls.
counted her. an the grounds that
tho east IL biased toward IL
eastern fighter. ard ssstyons 10
quite sure that haysla should
certainly he no wof-s than even
money.
Es~rs.ne Was sh~es~d. t... ~
rsports that sssoid has h~ss
training seriously for The sews.
Inquiry here revealed that foe .
while u sss feared thai savesd
had ambition. IA h~esms me
Corn neit Tssy Gsieets.
nisssed with . natural lasts
for beer. and an equally natural
dislike for sIch things as shadow
hosinE, sparfing. road work, ard
diets. he found u dlffirult 10
maintain what medical MES
term "tip-iep" shape
uis weight rose and fell IKE
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Yvonne Johnson
Boosts Her Pin
Average TO $50

Yyonne johnson OF Ednas Beauty
Nook team il ENJOYING = sood year
A. the Coliseum she holds an average
Of $50. or Ave pins higher than last
year Her high series OF $50 Vas
rolled two weeks sso.
Margaret ChristlAnson 10 also
going places. Her average IL two
pins higher than last year Her
high series 81 $40 vas rolled IN
league play recently.
Mary Hewitt president Of the
Women's City league. IL higher then
last year. Her highest series "A b+a
Louise Wahiers continues 10 lead
the league with . l6s Just -four pins
under last years average.
II HkIi TOURNEY
Larry Ragan. the Johnson Paint
all star. almost pushed Clyde Grain
out Of first place In the turkey
tourney at the Coliseum yesterday
He rolled 200. ala and 1917 with n
1913 handicap totaied $50.
SPoRTsMINS IIAGtE
The Coliseum sportAmsn's league
early shit The Wakefield Motor
team shot a 2764 total and took =
points from Shauh Ellison A pBb
single game was rolled by the Wake
fields
High single game was rolled By Mel
pennington OF 6naub fliitnhs sot.
Results OF the matches were Ia
coma Times l. Community Tavern
3. Lanes club room g. 35th street
club J. steven Motor Pu1ailup
Valley Dairy o. Lincoln Public Mar
ket j Bucks Tavern 3 shaub Ellison
o Wakefield Motors I
Mt. TACOMA LEAGUE
The MI Tacoma league rolled ia
fourth series on the Coliseum alisfs
Be- kef stole the show with la1
single and Fstad rolled q 4hs total
Team No 2 led Hith 2isi Aefiss
and the same team shot q 7ls single.
Results were Team No. I ~,
/ A t0i. Team no a. Tigers
f0l. PapersupplY -. Foley 10.
kfTHOA I~IAND
Eetron islanders BOWED At ths
Coliseum on tho late shin BiansY
led with SIS total and PrsnoYDst
with q 2o7 single Clans 80. Bhrmps
(Ol. Ducks 90. ouls ~.
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II you're not using II. sell il with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
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sol III sIDE LEAGUE.
UI-NAf ALLEYS

Tacoma Amusement 3siT ID.
Emile Inn. 2fI2 81. high gam y.
Broz. 17s. high ssfies y Bfoz. b0s.
Bishe-Ds Foods. 2z15 90. Crystalline
1882 a.. high game q Hfhsfer
2Is. hish ssfiss. Q schsfsr tf2
Squesks Rondiyoo. 2b25 90, Little
coffee Tavern. 234s 90. hish game
Weathsrili 1875 hlsh ssrisA, Top
ping 5i2.
Pacific HiilVaTk Co. 2st2 a.
Nsnitou service. 1890 90. hish
game. Eeid. zoo. high sriss. Reid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
State Marksmen Fire
In Bremerton Meet

ut ? a. m. Sunday for the $500
Anderson memorial trophy
held by X. s. Foster. vice
president Of the kitsap Rifle
and Revolver club. The trophy
IL named for the late Gunuery
Sgt. Clarence !. Anderson.
who won the presidents medal
In 1897 at Camp Perry, o.
The Anderson match will b,
open to regulars and reserves o.
the army, navy, marine corps
national guard and coast guard
members of government branches
the National Rifle association OF
any club affiliated with the NRA
RoTC, CMTC, recognized veterans
organizations and accredited rifle
men from Canada. Mexico. Cuba
Puerto Rico or the Philippines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Win Final
Contest at
Vancouver
Isekite. Abbott
Combine Talents
To Cain Victory
By UNITED PRESS

The surprise club of the West
ern International baseball league,
Salem's Senators, held down sec
ond place in the circuit today. after
defeating the leading Yakima Pip
pins, 90. at Yakima last night.
The Senators moved ahead Of
the Spokane Indians when the lat
ter club dropped a 1871 decision
to Wenatchees hare working
Chiefs. wenatchee pounded three
Spokane hurlers for Is hits.
At Vancouver, Tacoma's Tigers
thumped the Capilanos, s to 5, to
salvage one game of a four-game
series with the Canadians.
Lefty Isekite hurled for Tacoma.
His cause was helped considerably
when Morry Abbott. Tiger left
fielder. cracked out a home run
with two men on bases.
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BY UNITED PRESS

A cast-off major league pitcher
knocked the Oakland Acorns from
the top of the Pacific Coast league
last night after tenure of just
"a hours at that dizzy pinnacle.
Ray Harrell, a 2s-year-old right.
handler who went to Portland from
the Pittsburgh Pirates in the
trade for Catcher Eddie Fernandes
turned the Acorns back with two
hits and the Beavers won their
first game in nine starts. 40.
Not until the eighth inning
did the Acorns get the range.
Then Cecil Dunn singled to
left and Lloyd Christopher
duplicated. the men advancing
when I'd Coleman forgot to
throw In the ball. Bill Raj
mondi then sent high fly
TO Herman Reich. Christopher
headed for third and beat the
throw from right field but
found Dunn still there. He
had raced for home at the
crack of the bat. then been
forced TO return. Harrell thus
saved a shut-0ut. Three err
rors by Bill Lyman was typical
of the support given Ralph
Buxton.
Seattle meanwhile was turning
back San Diego. AZ. for its first
victory OF the series. Hal Turpir
chslked up his 18th win in scatter
ing eight hits.
Sacramento had a field day a.
the expense of Hollywood. romp
ing to an Ill win and taking 8
two to one edge in the series. Al
though the Stars got to Ton,
Freitas for Is hits. one or NOR,
in every inning. only in the seventh
could they put three together fol
a run. Lynn King, Joe erik ant
Asbell clouted home runs for thu
Solons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
.BrooklYn's
Fans Agog,
Title Mad

NEW YORK - Brooklyn was
pennant crazy today as Joe Med
wick, the smuggling outfielder, pre-
pared to play his first game for
the Dodgers in the opening clash
of the crucial four-game series
with the Cincinnati Reds.
Crowds lined up early this MORN
ing trying to get bleacher and
unreserved seats, while the club
offices were swamped with re-
quests for reserved and box seats.
Dodger officials estimated that a
total of $4,000 would see the sin
gle games today and tomorrow
and the doubleheader Sunday pro-
vided weather doesn't interfere.
Rival pitchers for today's clash
were Tex Carleton. who has beaten
the Reds twice lone Of which was
a no-hitter). against Gene rhomp-
son, who has won his only two
starts against the Dodgers.
Despite the Dodgers acqui-
sifion of Medwick and Pitcher
Curt Davis, who may take a
new lease on life now that he's
with a hustling club, the Reds
remain the betting favorites
to win the pennant. Jack
Doyle, Broadway betting COM
missioner, announced today's
prices as follows: Reds, ITO;
Dodgers. as (tbey were 81
before getting Medwick):
Giants, 81: and Cardinals,
Al.
Cleveland rallied twice to beat
Detroit. 80, in 10 innings in the
only major league game. The In
dams brokesa 3-game losing streak
and regained second place as Lefty
Al Smith pitched his sixth triumph
against one loss. Although raped
for IS hits, Smith hung on until his
mates scored the winning tally in
the tenth. He was In his worst
Jam in the tenth when the Tigers
filled the bases with none out.
Higgins forced Gehringer at the
plate and then Pete Fox hit into
double play.
The Indians counted the winning
tally when Beau Bell doubled and
scored on Gehringer's error che
fumbled the ball and then threw
wild TO first. Chapman's triple
and singles by Mack and Smith
knotted the score, 2-2 in the sew
enth after the Tigers had got off
in front, 20, on Gehringer's homer,
Rowe's single and Higgins double.
/ Schoolboy Rowe was lifted in the
eighth and Dizzy Trout was
charged with the defeat, protect
/ ing Rowe's 1000 percent record.
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Tigers-Pips
Here Tonight

Preceded by flag raising cere-
monv in observance Of Flag day,
the first game Of four-game
series between the Tigers and the
Yakima Pippins. inhabitants of
first place in the Western Inter-
national league standings, will be
played at Athletic park tonight.
The flag raising ceremony
will begin promptly at $40
o'clock and the baseball game
will begin Mt $50 o'clock.
The flag raising ceremony will
begin when Herb Ward. COM
mander Of Edward B. Rhodes
Post No. 2 of the American Legion
presents an American flag To
Jack Quill, president of the Taco
ma Tigers.
Following the presentation,
Commander Ward and a color
guard of the legion post viii
march to the scoreboard in center
field and raise the flag.
Earl Porter. classy right handler
of the Tigers, is due to pitch
against the Pippins.
Plans are being made by the
Tiger management to handle one
of the largest crowds OF the sea
son Sunday night for q double
header when dads Of the city vii
be honored.
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Baseball Leagues to
Play Games Saturday

Park Municipal Baseball asso-
citation league games for Saturday
follow:
Junior league, 10 a. m.-Spana-
way Cubs VS. Austin Sales, Stan
ley school: Jefferson Chiefs vs..
Strand Market, Mckinley No. 2:
B B Washer Service vs.. Diamcnd
T Trucks, Lincoln bowl; Washing.
ton Hardware VI. Tacoma Typos,
Jefferson park.
Twilight league, I p. m.-Mc-
Kinley Merchants VS.. Lincoln serv.
ice. Mckinley No. ?: NYA Va
Falkland Pirates. Harmon.
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Falkland Pirates
Win Loop Opener

Under a l0-hit barrage, Park
land Pirates made Lincoln Service
walk the plant. 10 to 4, TO cap
ture the Twilight Baseball league
season opener at Harmon Thurs
day night. Home runs by Olsen
and Batschi for the winners fig
ured largely in the scoring as Pc
terson let the Service team down
with five hits.
Short score:
Falkland Pirates -. 10 10
Lincoln Service .... 5 2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15

BREMERTON- Pacific north
west rifle and pistol experts will
shoot here this week end in one
n the states outstanding series
of matches.
The second annual Anderson
memorial match and the iSth an
nua inter-city rifle and pistol
competition will be held at Camp
Wesley Harris, u. s. Marine corps
rifle range, nine miles west Of
Bremerton on the Seabeck high
way. Shooting will start tomor-
row afternoon with rifle and pistol
re-entry matches.
Feature rifle match Of the
three-day program will start
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Runs batted in. Clsbaugh 3. Grit
fiths 2. Baer. Coscsrart 2: two-base
hits. Clabsugh. Griffiths; home run,
coscarsrt; double play. Griffiths 20
Bser 20 Harris: left on bases Salem
II. Yakima 4: base on balls. off
Oliver 8. Lien 3. struck out by
oliver o. Lien 2, johnson !: hits off
Lien in innings 10. off Johnson in
innings Q: earned runs off Lien
8. off johnson 3; balk. Lien: umplres
Moran and WexgerbeT: time Of game
hours
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winning pltchtr, NtKIVt, IUsIIk
pitcher. Kershaw: hits and runs off
Kershaw. and in AS innings;
struck out. 2; base on balls, 4; hits
and runs off Isekite, 10 and is in
innings struck out. 6; base on balls,
2: hits and runs off Kralovich. and
l in Az innings; struck out, l; base
on balls, 1: hit by pitcher O'Brien
by Kershaw. Farrell by Kralovich.
wild pitch. Kralovich: left on bases.
Tacoma 10. Vancouver 8: home run,
Abbott: three-base hit Stewart: two
base hits, Quinn, Firpo: runs batted
in. Sinner 2. Samhammer, Orteig.
Farrell. Rickert. Abbott 2, Quinn,
Stewart. O'Brien 2. Firpo, sacrifice
hits, Kershsw Hartman. stolen
base. Firpo; double play, Orteie TO
Cailteaux to Quinn; time OF game.
? 100; umpires. Nenezich and Cole.
9pOYANF
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Losing pitcher. Bittner; innings
pitched, Bittner AZ at bat. off Bitt-
ner al. hits. off Bittner 8: runs scored
off Bittner g. Gay 4: runs responsible
for. Bittner 7. Gay 4. Freitas J; bases
on balls, off Bittner /. Gay l. Freitas
l: left on bases, Hollywood IS. Sscra-
mento 4: home runs. Asbell, erik
King. tvo-bsse hits. Asbeil. Kshle
erik: runs bstttd in, erik T. Asoell
wieczorek double play. Hoover 20
Cisssil 20 Sweeney. players walking
King, Kahle. Handley.
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With both teams very anx-
iious to win. GMC Trucks and
Cammarano Brothers meet
Friday night at Lincoln bowl,
starting at o'clock. The
Bottlers can hoist themselves
out of last place by winning.
while the Truckers get back
into the first division should
they overtake the Cams. Din
woody for the GMC lads and
Albanese for the Cammarano
club.
Marion Felt bested Bill Sewell
In great hurting duel last night
at Lincoln bowl TO give Turf
Smoke Shop 4 to 3 win over
Superior Dairy. in one of the hard
est fought games of the year.
Hits were about even be-
tween the two pitchers. but
the Turf punched four of
suttT Sikut III tue StNtutu W
register all their tallies. Zieg-
enfuss proving the hero when
he doubled TO deep left with
the bases loaded. He scored
the winning run n moment Ia
ter on an infieId out.
Sewell tossed a swell game fan
ming II Turfers. He walked one.
Felt was touched for seven hits,
two of them homers, Les Bishop
hitting one out Of the park in the
third with Tommervik on base,
and in the sixth Art Berg poled
one over the centerfield fence.
The Dairymen threatened in the
eighth when Art Berg doubled and
Thorleifson opened the last frame
with a single and worked as far
as third before the game ended.
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tails .......ss sis az Q o


San Francisco ........ 203 100 002-a
Los Angeles ....... 0i0 900 OOO-l
Losing pitcher. Bonetti: innings
pitched. by Bonetti 4. at bat. off
Bonetti 10: hits. off Bonetti 8: runs
scored, off Bonetti 6. runs RESPONSE
bic for. Bonetti 8. Gibson /. Flores /
struck out. by Gibson 4. Bonetti q
Flores 3: bases on balls off Bonettl
]. Gibson ]. Flores 4: left on bases
San Francisco IL Los Angeles 7;
home run. Barrett: two-base hits
Novikoff Carroll. Holder. Mayo: runs
batted in. Barrett 4. Carroll, Holder
2. Sprinz, Gibson: sacrifices. Trower
q Gibson 2. Pain; stolen base. Trow-
er; double plays. Lowrey 70 Strlnger
to Collins, Wright 70 Trower to
Pain.
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Runs batted in, Alden, Falconi 3,
Mccormack, Jonas 2. Ratio, Escobar,
McCue. Bonetti 8, Volpi 2, Kerr 3:
two-base hits. McCue. Mccormack.
Bonetti. Kerr: three base hits. Sickle,
Escobar: home runs. Bonetti 2. Jonas.
Faconi. Escobar. Volpi. Kerr: double
play. Sickle 20 Fslconi: left on
bases, Spokane S. Wenatchee IL. base
on balls. off Budnick 2, Jonas 7,
Jolley !. Csndini /: struck out. by
Budnick o. Jonas 3, Jolley |, Candini
T. hits. off Budnick in = innings ?.
Candini in Q innings 10. Jonas in 57z
innings 10, Jolley In l a innings 2.
hit by pitcher. Ratio. volpi by Jonas.
winning pitcher. Candini: losing
pitcher, Budnick; umpires. Clark and
Nelson; time OF game, 2:20.
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OAKLAND
batttd TOT BuNton IN ninth.
b Ran for Ambrose in ninth.

Portland .... 2 o / 90 / o o o.
Oakland . 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 0 90
Innings pitched Buxton 8: at bat,
off Buxton 81: hits. off Buxton 7;
runs scored, off Buxton 4 runs re-
sponsible for. Buxton 3; struck out.
by Buxton 6. Harreii 8. Mulligan /:
bases on balls. off Hsrrell 4. Mulligan
]; two-hase hits. Reich. Pacheco. Mar
shall. Frederick: runs batted in. Pa
checo. Rosenberg. Frederick. sacrifices.
Pacheco, Barrell stolen bases. Brown.
Rosenberg: double plays, Luby to Ly-
man to Dunn, Brown to Pacheco TO
Frederick, Reich TO Marshall.
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Losing pitcher. Humphreys: innings
pitched. Humphreys 7. Tobin 2: at
bat, off Humphreys 28. Tobin 6; hits
off Humphreys 9: runs scored, off
Humphreys 4. Tobin 0: runs response
BILE for. Turpin o. Humphreys 4:
struck out, by Turpin 4. Humphreys
], Tobin /; bases on balls. off Turpin
/. Humphreys 2: left on bases, Sc
attic 3, San Diego 6: three base hits,
Stewart, Mesner; runs batted in.
Schuster. Archie. Harris 2. Stewart:
stolen base. Lawrence: double plays
Schuster to Niemiec to Archie. Tur-
pin TO Schuster 70 Archie: time, l:44,
umplres, Fanning and Doran.
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VI 90 y
SUPERIOR DAIRY

Sacrifice hit, Fsgni. two-base hits,
ziegenfuss. Bers. home runs. Bishop,
Berg; left on bases, Turf Smoke Shop
5. Superior Da1y 7; struck out. by
Sewell IL. by Felt 4; base on balls.
off Sewell I. off Felt !: passed ball,
Kuper: time OF game. i:s5. umpires,
Fourier and Neighbors.
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Seattle Regains League
Leadership With Victory
Roy Horrell. Major Loop Cdst.On
Hurting for Ducks. Beots Ooklond

San Francisco again turned on
Los Angeles to win an easy one,
ST., behind Sam Gibsons eight
hit pitching.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
San Francisco s, Los Angeles 1
Seattle I. San Diego 2.
Portland I. Oakland 0.
Sacramento II. Hollywood I.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr
BY ED MEAGHER

Into the office yesterday afternoon written
the hack Of label steamed off salmon 1t read
the will be named the official
Tacoma population figures released from Washington d. C.
THANK.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland 8, Detroit 2 ten in
nings).
Only game scheduled.
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Well Tuke Hunter
The Duke tElliotp."

After after the last putt dropped d.
tChuck) Country
really golfers the Pacific Northwesa section of Uncle
Samus woods that has produced almost links magans
the national champ; Camp
bell the Walker Jack wesand another Walker player
the others
OF them all none h or was greater SHOEMAKER than Tacomas
Chuck Hunter who Sunday the city amateur champion
ship for the eighth time by playing u holes of competitive golf in
would bushingy admit they couldn't make slight hook
required leave to Hunters he'll hook Or need slice
low shot high blast the
wheuver good golfer. satheraccompnned pros
other golfers then
Is that Hunter. sells highest
him be
toned praised Ditto Harry Givan And credit will be
Bud Ward for his envabe ability
going toughest requirement a
golfer But let somebody word about Hunter and the others
egated They
has Walker Cup that he hasn't
successful in euppns his mantle All they care about Hunter.
department Hunter rates tops
Law VS.. Golf
Why big.time
might
interested first becoming
lawyer and then in being Golf game that demands UNI
divided attention Hunter first Of all
lawyer golf merely his avocaon despite the fact that
of the padopay brigade would gladly give him champion
ship tomorrow the of his swing today
Another thing Hunter has good time playing golf He really
docs When he's hitting 'em long and true, Hunter Erins
consistently
Hunter grns the same grin
Hunters oppon
anything about Hunter" they'll
tell mention that he of the greatest sporsen
I've seem"
Campbell wesand
Tacoma will take Hunter
and darn glad Of II, thank
Listen -.
Baseball publicity
interesting yarns
W. example, Murray OF1ynn addition
the Spokane Indians used to pitch double
headers for Durham the Piedmont league and big Arnold
TRAILER the Wenatcee ouede turned down wrestling offers
for fling baseball Moose Cabaugh, the Salem
suss played his first ball for Topeka much of ball
hawk he improved donnng five Down
the Blue Mouse there's
think pretty good the art Tipping deflste
and Incidentally something by looking
Of scientific casting In action.
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H4ndns
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma s, Vancouver 5.
Wenatchee 16, Spokane I.
Salem 9, Yakima O.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled.
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Dairy Club
Beaten by
Turf Squad
Felt Outpitches
Bill Sewell in
4 10 8 Contest

CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
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SAN DIEGO

, Batted for Humphreys in seventh.
Evening star., 1940-03-17

For the very little debu-
tante-for whom the ice cream
is the best part OF the party
this festive little dress Is Just
as pretty as it is new. Wing
sleeves nutter at the shouI-
ders, inverted pleats give the
frock a llgnLsome, dancing alr.
and the round collar unlsh
for the neckllne provides the
perfect frame Tor a pink
checked, pretty little face.
Pattern No. 1917 Is designed
for sizes 2, 3, 4, S and 8 years.
Size 3 requires 2as yards of
36-lnch material wlLnout nap
for frock and panties.