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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-20
Lions Grab
Coast Loop
Puck Grown
Defect Buckoroos
In H0rd Bottle
OF Title Series

VANCOUVER. n c. 1hs 1910
Pacific caast iseehsy league sea-
an ~as al OVER to-day. ard the
Vancouver IAnna hsia The CROWN
worn last year ny Portland
The Iona WIN the title in ron.
elusive fashion last night ~ taxi
Ing = halr.rsissng. overtime hattie
frum Portland, I I. J. II Vas shs
NTH game 81 he playass hetwe~n
Tho Two top teams Of tbs loop.
In winning the title. Vancouver
led tho league during mn.t II =
topsy-tuFvy season. The Canadians
won the frat three games ef ths
playeff and lost Ga 10 Portland In
tho fourth game Sunday night.
yletesy csm~ The hard way
for the Liam. iast night. sseiaa
i.sa The third period. th~s hesa
81 lead EVER she nstckesue~.
Nut oueIictte and Masfeti
ksetsed The .ees~ with ssals
and srnt the game lHts ssrr-
time.
II VAS big Frank Lennon. De.
pendabis wsngman, ~ho saved the
day for Vancouver. sixteen see-
onds after the overtime peflosi
started. he blasted the puck past
the unnslly-compesent but amazed
Andy Aiikenhsad. Portland koails-
That ended thr scoring.
Tho third period win 70 dawn
a. one Of the widest hockey sprssz
ever seen here.
Brllislng body checking marked
thu first twn periods. with ths
Bucks seeing thslr tlsie alp ossi
IN. border. play reached a fnrlous
tempe
In IN. overtime. Altksnhssd bit
terly protestsd Lemons goal
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Kaian Wins;
Clara Also

First thing you know this John
katan rough. tough customer
from Montreal II going 10 be .
bona flde hero with Tacoma wrss-
Ting fans.
Matched with Dean Detton. HlIly
Hansen or any other clean. seisn.
tiflc mstmrn. katan wouldn't have
many Of Tho spectators pn hls aide
because Of his unspofismanllhs
conduct at times. But against the
likes of Dick Lever. The Nashville
heavyweight who was his opponsnt
Monday night At Greenwich eeil-
scum. kaisn rapidly becomes The
crowds favofiis solely hesaa.ise hls
viIialny falls short % that perps-
tratsd by his adversary.
kat.a. after IssisE the FIRST
fall .hsa Lever plssed bias
after \ sssi~. ef faesIeriss ~ish
body press In ala minutes If
the first round. eAme bsek %
take the sest Iva falls ssa
capture fhs verdict.
KAian scored In tina fourth refund
with = stand.up reverse ios haid
and IN the firth with a body prsAs
following q series OF slams.
Qussn Clara Mofssnasn's WON
ems championship rsmsined intact
whsn shs pinned both J.lsnlsa Bar
nett and Pomona vsidsx In = little
over - minutes. Clara disposed
Of Mih@ Barnett In s - with a body
press and pinned Mlas Valdez IN
- % after = series u body slams.
In IN. bsst wrsstlsd match on
the bill. Pat Msshan took two out
of three falls ard ths verdict frem
"Gsntieman Joe" c0fbett IN lbs
semi final. whiIs Marshall George
dosnsd Terry heGinnls In sbs
opener.
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All-Siar Hockey
6quad Is Named

VANCOUVER, B. Cali three
Intries in the Pacific Coast Hockey
kague shared honors in the
|eferees' all-star team for the
939-1940 season, chosen after last
lights game here by the league
thistle blowers.
Cam Proudlock and Jack
Walker. referees, who during
the last season have seen more
of the players In action than
any fan. named the following
combination:
Goal. Andy Aitkenhead, Port
md; defense, Lorin Mercer. Van
ouver, and Don Sutherland. Port
md; forwards, Owen Lennon,
'sncouver. Dave Downie, Seat
lie. and Tip o'Neill, Vancouver
pares. Frank Daley. Seattle, and
Ohm Houbregs, Seattle.
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noNxA NIT AFMt<ttA. CAM -.
s.n Fsanez<ee sna oskI<na m<es
again II Santa -. tezsexew -
Msnsxsr 1ahnnv s<rr<x rf N
Ae~rns u kaFlnr ~ rssn wtsl hNvs
rexesaef THAR batting eyes ~ thAl
time. Ihe a<1l. sls<sIs<hed ~
Oaks ia yesterday ard IL An
Ff.nsasxe pitchers msst~ sAess lnen
futile ~ the plsts. o<v taFHvnx
favr them uns nj N thrive snninoz
vhals l.xk Isa~ss xsve ~ hast lws
in - innlnxs.
uNTAntus tsNllfe~~1~s A.
E~t~s svtusns - rNr>tle t'~nnl
i~axss~ e~snpesiile~ y - 80
hshiss.a asssse Win ~ rsse-
tem2 nras<s4 se1ev.
tn Asa<l. ~~shss - c.
cage cse~ ~ l~ss - ye~tps~
aAs.
nivnnHsnR t,a,ss.-~Ths naers-
msnts Saions play he nsattls
Rssnssrs IL xsn Fsrusnde to-day,
Manager nsnnis uefxmanr nald N
would start lke F~Eulsra klsaks
u scheduled 10 psssA IN entire
game.
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Junior Ball
Loop Planned

a nesting IN ofgsni1s ths Ia
coma Municipal Baseball sssooia-
ton viii be neid - o'clock
Thursday night IN me park play
ground offles. ziz CITY Han Aa-
mex.
This VAS decided up1a At =
meeting ~ ths executive officers
u the Junior Industrial. Junior
Commercial and the PARK rsersa.
ton departments. held Monday
Afternoon IN the park offlef.
wsers a preliminary framework
vas drafted.
This sneeclatiVn would eompfiss
the divisions for Junior boys. -
years ana under. senior boys. Is
70 IS years. and Twilight Meas
league. - 70 "a years.
The following officers sefe
slseted: 5ohn Ifsinfiek. pfeal-
dent; BERT Johnson. Wee
pstsldenfi Al Hedges, ssefs-
tsFs .frsAsnfkr and Mike kaia-
hsn. association manager.
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first RAJ test ~ TIE ail-stAr
game eetse~. he Americas asd
National leagues here last sus-
day and her behavior when kef
husband uas At bat ~ chasing
= fis. and the American league
Was hehlnd. stamped her -
reaas ss step iste The klx leaxse
Of sufferers In her first year np.
This correspondent saw Mrs.
DiMsgRio before she went 10
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Eagles Bowlers End
Second Half Battle
Drill Tenn No. Wins Title and Faces
Hy Mondles Squad for Seasons Crown

The Eagle bowling league COM
bleted its schedule on the Broad
way alleys Monday night, with
Drill team No. l taking the second
half title in a close and exciting
finish. Members of the team are
2. o'Hallaran, Pete sele, Earl Rob-
bison, Axel Larson and Bud Rob-
nson. The second half champions
|vill meet Hy handles. first half
winner, for the all-season title next
Monday night at 0 o'clock.
Two members of the Eagles
league rolled 800 scores In last
nights play, being the only
Monday trundlers TO crash the
select circle. Dick McNerth-
new finished his series with
254 single game which brought
his total to go, high mark of
the Monday pinmen. George
Neumeyer rolled sos, finishing
his series with nice $50 game.
Members of the Eagles Auxiliary
eague also completed their sched-
lie on the Broadway alleys last
light. Helen Rosseau rolled 40
lead the feminine pinsters in
inc scoring session. Past Presi-
ents won three from Officers, and
brill Team won three from Aux
iary.
|TRETCH LEAD
Ray Printers stretched their lead
b the Industrial league to seven
oints by taking four from Bert's
TENS Wear in matches on the
Broadway last night. The Print
RS showed no signs of begging
own. Three of their men were
yer 566. Earl Mahnkey rolled $50
pr the best score. Bob Friberg,
hose 255 was high single game
the Monday leagues, registered
T3. and Captain Billy Ruehle fin
he'd with SGT.
Sam Blackburn, shooting for
Big Bad Wolf, rolled $50 for
the best total of the Industrials.
His games were 160, 1856 and
2Ss.
The Wolves won three from
Edna's Beauty Nook, Hooker
Electro chemicals won three
from Tacoma Towel, kream
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Snead Favored
In Golf Meet
prNFHVRST. n

PINEHURST, n. c. - Sammy
Snead's long drives and smooth
approach shots in practice rounds
marked him as strong bidder for
this years title as play began in
the North and South open golf
tournament here today.
The field of Ill top-ranking pros
and amateurs. playing in three
somes. started teeing off at . a. m.
for the first Is holes of medal play
in the 72-hole, $4,000 tournament.
The tournament attracted
one of the largest fields In
years, including all the big
money winners of the winter
circuit except Jimmy Demaret,
Houston, Tex.
Also in the race were a group OF
high ranking amateurs including
Ellsworth Vines, the tennis star.
playing In this tournament for the
first time; Bud Ward. Spokane,
Wash, national amateur cham
pion; and Jim Ferrier, Australian
national amateur and open cham
pion.
The tournament calls for Is
holes of medal play today, Is We'd
nesday and 80 Thursday. with the
so highest players qualifying for
the final day.
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rerlenee I'D k<en hsrrcwinE.
either.
Its .zrTIHsz - I'D we@zz=
y. that sitting there snd
watching YHnr nan II TIE rsatss
Yea hope ana pray nesu ksf
hit. You fsnd yourself hating
she umpire ~hea - calls :
strike. sna Ik< rzIeher feF EHfe~s-
ink a.
= damsi fkInk I saa11 esnM4
~ " Jae uxreal . keea
HITTER ard ! Alan's hare ~ eesss
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u 81 : ~. sad ne Nationals
issk fhe Americans. sA< could
have used ire easaplsss > treat
nent n = beauty nsfinF.
And this. mind yca. despite
she fact that naturally she =
iass about ths rresfIsss wife IN
baseball. TNa hours n Re Tor
ture CHAMBER reserved Ter fhs
players. wives had al but made
= wreck - hsr.
she dlaa1 aenv that her e.
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fart Il kn~~i~x - sunnIlv r~ea
- share - kfss - rwo~-~
Nrs. THs.rxze.s kkzzzty =
suffer - intensely rrohehly rs
in ira fsef th~t - w<s eo<<
= baseball PLAYER herself end
tkas snews th< ffuHlenhe eFsI
hzFstshsrs 81 ksstlsx nlxh fs<s
na<s sxzF4fs lhes n<eaE - !
pan. It xlAs4 kna E4nx.IlxIn4
ch.nH<< q r&es 40 ne ssz<s
f<z. Mrs fssAz@xxse - : h<Ikek
thar fair fsFxk he<~msn IN h<f
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the sn-xsar game ard after she
had returned. On her departure
for the PARK shs could have
passed muster before the most
exzxtlnK ecuturler In he world.
and her makeup and eolffars
were lmpeccshle-
FI1II. WRECK
When ] Jaw her again. after
she had h<en through the Tor
ment Of seeing Husband lee fsll
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Mrs. DlMaggio has shown
enough talent ss = sufferer when
the Yankees are playing to earn
her praise from such veteran
squirmers, nal ehewers. Up
hiters and permanent wave dis
arransers a. Vi Diekey. 1sxy
Rolfe. June Gomez and Pauline
Ruffing.
Mrs. DiMaggie uas put 20 her
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sOFTBAI.L MEETING

PUYALLUP-First meeting Of
the year for the Puyallup softbaII
league VIII be held Thursday eve
ming at the fire hall. Officers Will
be elected and plans made for the
coming season. All persons inter-
ested are urged 10 attend.
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Krust Bread won three from
Defiance Lumber.

otto Damkier. Of the Meyer and
Rankos Drug team. rolled a72 for
the best score of the Booster
leagues on the Play Nor alleys.
His games were 205. 1ss and is4
The johnson Candy team and
Meyer and Rankos Drug held their
respective positions In the league
race, each winning three points.
The Candy team leads the Drug
gists by two points in a close and
interesting pennant race.
TOWARD TITLE
Craig and Sons Hardware
went on toward the cham
pionship of the X Street
Booster No. 2 league by taking
four points from X Street club,
despite the 555 total rolled by
Joe Gallow of the losers. Joe's
total WAS high In the No. 2
circuit.
Johnson Paint won first place in
the annual Pot o Gold tourna-
ment staged on the Broadway
alleys over the past weekend. The
Painters took first place money
with 1925. Cavansugh Police were
close second behind the winners,
with 1920. Other winners were:
Cammarano Rainiers, 3207: Club
Cigars, 3155; Stevens and Vetter,
$3.50; Columbia Beer, 3114; Co.
lumbia Beer, 30S2. The tourney
was the best Pot o. Gold meet ever
held by the Broadway alleys, 80
teams competing to set a new
record for entries.
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BY HENRY M'IEMoRE

ST. PETERSBURG. F1a--The
league Of women baseball suffer
ers. composed Of wives Of naJor
league players. has come up
with one Of the most promising
rockies In years in the person Of
Dorothy DiMaggio. bride Of the
Yankee slugger center fielder.
Although making her first
trip to a spring training camp.
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G. N. Stevenson
Scores An Ace

g. y. Stevenson has been
tramping 10 the golf lees for
IS years, but not until last
weekend did he gaIa the meat
coveted Of all links shots q
boie-in-oDe. IL came on the
Brookdaie club 18th hole. Stew
enson using = No. iron. Vita
him at play were Bill Mead and
=. Hastings.
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BY GEORGE kIRksEY


ris has been around longer than
any other American league man.
ager except Connie Mack and he
doesn't kid easily. lie knows he's
not going any place with the
Senators this season but he sim
cerely believes he has a chance to
lead the second division.
Washington had the worst ball
club last season in 20 years and
nobody knows IL any better than
Harris. The Senators finished
sixth with a percentage of .s2s.
The bright spots In the
Senators 1910 cast are Gerald
Walker. the outfielder OBJ
tanned from the White Sox.
Jimmy Pofahl. rookie short
stop who hit sos for Min
neapolis and was fifth In
total bases: and Sid Hudson.
n rookie darkhouse hurler who
may be the seasons sensa-
ton II his work the first two
weeks here Isn't u dream.
Walker is important in the
Washington outlook because he's
the first sparkplug the Senators
have had in years. The club has
had reputation of being loaded
with players just going through
the motions.
Pofahl's arrival has made the
Washington infield in Harris
opinion. The Minneapolis reerui,
looks like hitter and there's nc
doubt about his fielding. The
question mark Is his arm. He's
been favoring it this spring be.
cause OF an injured shoulder he
suffered in a taxieab accident
late last season.
TRAVIS To THIRD
With Pofahl at short, Harri.
has shifted Cecil Travis TO third
and moved Buddy Lewis from the
hot corner To the outfield. The
new alignment has helped every
body.
Jimmy Wasdell Ii back from
Minneapolis. where he hit .302
to play first and Jimmy Blood
worth. who lacks speed but who
has a good arm and good power,
has finally graduated into the
second base job.
"If Wasdell doesn't throw
us down at first wei have n
good infield. SO our only
other worry Il pitching"
The Senators had three
pitchers last year who won
II games--Dutch Leonard
won 20. Joe krakanskas II
and Ken Chase 10. The yanks'
three top men, Rnffinx,
Donald and Pearson only won
~ games.
But the fellow who has Harris
raving is 6-foot. 4-inch Sid Hud-
son, who won "a and lost only 4
for the Sanford Florida State
league club.
Washington's outfield viii be
easily the fastest in the ma jors
Walker, who'll play left, stole II
bases last season. George Case,
in center. led both leagues with
81 stolen bases in 12s games and
is probably the fleetest runner In
the game. Lewis, in right. stole
10 bases and isn't exactly = slow
poke.
Rick Terrell. Jake Early and
Angelo Guiliani will form the
Washington catching staff. The
hope Is that young Early. who
caught 81 games last season. will
come into his own and divide the
receiving job with Terrell.
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TIGERS vs.. REDS


TIGERS vs.. REDS
LAKELAND. f1a. The Detroit
Tigers were At home again today
for their first spring game with
the Cincinnati Reds, hoping 10 re-
coup from a i0.2 defeat At tho
hands OF the st. Louis Cardinals
yesterday.
The Tigers. their winning streak
snapped At five games. got only
six hits and made M many errors
IN their worst game OF tho current
exhibition series, Freddy Hutch.
inson yielded seven hits in four
innings on the mound.
ANAHElM. Calf. The Chicago
Cubs returned 10 tho Philadelphia
Athletics camp today 10 try 10
make 1t three in row for the
Chicago teams. The White sos
beat the As. "a. yesterday. while
the Cubs were whipping Los An.
geles. AZ. The Cubs defeated
the Athletics Sunday.
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0uinieis Reach
Semi-Finals
Northwest Choir
h EosY Victor


county hashsshsii tourney Tuesday
night win he In the s~mlfinAl
rounds. Following MoHday nights
games ~ stadium.
There viii b. siaht games n
four divisions. Play ~ili start ~
$50.
Northwest Chair ws2 : ~
IN ~ virssry ssrr salnts retss
sad rauI 10 advance n f'taas 4.
ortlng Club cafe wss never mnse
than fwp polntn ahead Or hshind
Pacific Mutual rusl In = esntsst
which wsni three sveftims perinds
before ortinx won. - 10 n.
Valleys. Inc. showed thai scrip
could oysFcoms height. betisF play
and more expeflsHos whsn The
highly toutsd E.aiaaviiis Lsimb~r-
jacks fell beFofs The FpodInsn. ~
To ~. IN the dying momsnss u The
game. Pat Piper and Housh wsss
The winners stars with II pslnls
between fhsm In the last period.
raysiInp Eiks stsssea sss
siowIy. allowing ~. Pstsisk's
10 plie np ~ Ii.pslst led asA
roast In with . fins ~ 10 -
sistsfy In Class b plaY.
A fine t'srkiAnd Trinity Lutheran
club led carbnnade Until tha last
period. when the Coal club turned
on ihs heat and run. % 10 ~. IN
q thriller.
Latter Day Saints fouisd thsm.
selves ont u ciam @ composition
when they had 10 finish ~sth fpas
men against Fsfs Merchants after
gaining = sls point lead In The lat
quarter. Flfs finished fast against
tina shosthan9sa club. with Pen.
stAd. big esntsr. asfiinE twe auish
baskets In tina last minute - win
ths game fnr Fife. ~ 10 "a.
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nv INITKp PRESS

Reds tackle the Detroit Tigers nj
Lakeland. Fla. today. The Reds
have lost six Of their eight ex-
hibition starts.
FORT MYERS. F,a--cnn Mel
ton and Bill Lohrman will pitch
for the New York Giants against
the Cleveland Indians today. The
Giants spring training record
dropped to 800 for six games yes.
terday when the Boston Bees won,
7 to 4.
PADGETT NAY SIGN
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Hold.
out Catcher Don Padgett OF the
St Louis Cardinals said he az
peeted 10 sign his 1910 contract
after a conference with Vice Pres
ident Branch Hickey today. Padg-
EFT Is expected TO sign for a re-
ported $1,000.
LOS ANGELES, Calif.--The
Philadelphia Athletics started
the long leg of their ss-game
spring training tour today NJ
they opened n two-game series
here with the Chicago Cubs.
Despite the appearance of
Holdout Catcher Frankie
Hayes. who signed for n re-
ported 5000. and Bob John
sons first duty aimee March
7. the As Lost, al. at Ana
helm IN the Chicago White
soI.
MIAMI BEACH. FLA. Battered
from successive beatings by the
Cleveland Indians and the Boston
Bees. the Philadelphia Phillies
rested today in preparation for
the invasion OF the National league
champion Cincinnati Reds tomor-
row. Manager J. T. fDoeD Pro-
thro's Qnakers were hnmbled, Ia,
by the Indians yesterday.
SENATORS WIZ
ORLANDO, Fia.-Tbe Washing
ton Senators broke = three game
losing streak yesterday and hand
ed the New York Yankees Kansas
City farm an 81 shellseking.
SAN BERsARDIso. Calf. -
The Pittsburgh Pirates today be-
gan their long list of ma Ior league
exhibition games In a set-to With
the Chicago White Sox here. Man
ager Frankie Frisch began cutting
his squad after the Pirates de-
fested the Hollywood club yes
terday. 1z.7
FORT MYERS. FLA - The
Cleveland Indians had their
fifth straight exhibition game
victory today, but the Tribe
lost the services Of their
shortstop, Lou Boudreau. for
nearly y month. Botidreau In
Jured his left ankle yesterday
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IN slopes
light just
low Aft
md skier
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BuckY Eyes
Fifth Spot
In Circuit
Walker. Pofohl.
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