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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

/. Which President used the eN-
preston "eXperiment noble in mo-
tive" with reference to prohibition?
2. Which two of the following pain
tiers were ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS West
George Rommcy and John S. Copley?
3. Name the U. S. High Commits
sioner to the Philippines?
a. What is meant by per diem?
5. A body of water freezes from the
top down, on bottom up?
6. What is the official name of the
island on which the Statue Of Liberty
is situated?
7. Is Anne Lindbergh graduate
of Smith College, Vassar or Welles-
ley?
6. Is Vermont known as the Green
Mountain or Granite State?
8. What did the Edct of Nantes
grant?
10. Can steam be seen?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
Northampton Has
Big Flood Loss

jackson, Sept. 9.-Losses to Mort
hampton county farmers from the
recent flooding of the Roanoke and
Meherrin rivers have been revealed
by E. L. Norton, farm agent of the
State College Extension Service.
More than 1000 acres of cult
waited land were covered by water,
causing a total loss of $3.50 acres
of peanuts, 1870 acres Of cotton,
.2,470 acres of corn, 2,735 acres of
soybeans, ll6 acres of gardens, 387
acres of lcspcdcza, and 103 acres of
pasture.
Livestock and feed losses were:
five mules, 1872 oWs, 210 hogs, 200
chickens, 100 tons Of hay, 500 bar
rels of corn, 1900 bushels of oats
700 bushels of wheat, and 1000
pounds of clover.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
Distinguished Speak
ers on Program Here
Wednesday,; Pupils to
Report Thursday for
Registration; Plans
for Opening Are Made

A meeting of members OF the
faculty of the white schools OF Hen
derson and Vance county is TO De
held here next Wednesday at the
Henderson high school, with ad-
dresses by three well known State
educational leaders, and this will be
preliminary to the formal opening Oh
the fall term the following day.
The speakers are DR.. Clyde A.
Erwin. State superintendent of pub
lie instruction: julie B. Warren. sec
rotary of the North Carolina Educa-
tion Association. and DR.. J. D. Mes
sick dean of Elon College. DR.. Erwin
and Mr.. Warren will speak IN the
forenoon. and Dr. MeSsick in the aft
ernoon at meeting in which local
unit of the education association will
be formed.
Several selections will be given by
the Henderson high school band at
the morning session. over which
Superintendent E. NJ. Rollins will
preside.
At the noon hour. all the teachers
and visitors will be guests of parent
teacher groups of the city and coun-
ty at a picnic dinner on the grounds
at the school.
The education association meeting
will be held in the afternoon.
Pupils will report to their several
schools Thursday morning for regis
tratiun and to receive book lists. They
will be supplied with the books dur
inc the afternoon and on Friday les
son assignments will be given. Active
class room work starts next Monday.
All school buildings have been pun
into condition for the start of the
new term. and school authorities are
anticipating large enrolment in the
city and county.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
TWO HELD HERE ARE
FREED BY OFFICERS

John j. Michaels Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, and Angelo Paul Vendy, of Phil
adclphia, Pa, held here for inves-
tigation by police, were freed Satur-
day night, according to Desk Ser
geant J. M. Mitchell
The youths were picked up Friday
night by Police Sergeant w. M. Reid
after he suspected them of some
crime. A large diamond ring was
found in the possession of one Of the
young men.
The air of polar regions is free
from injurious bacteria.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
SWIMMING POOL AT
WEST END TO CLOSE

Wednesday night will bring the
official closing of West End Country
Clubs pool, according to Charles M.
Cooper, III, secretary and life guard
at the pool.
Many members availed themselves
of the pool during the hot summer
months.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
MARRIAGE PAPERS
GIVEN TWO COUPLES

Two marriage papers were issued
at the Vance Registry office Satur-
day. Roy Dickerson and Hazel Vir-
ginia Evans, both Of Oxford, were
granted license to marry.
A colorcd couple, John Harris and
Katie Pierce, both of Henderson,
also secured license to marry.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
LEGION MEETING is
TOMORROW EVENING

The monthly meeting of the Amer
lean Legion post will be held tomor-
row evening at 8 o'clock in the Le-
gion hut on South Garrett street, &C
cording to announcement today. All
members were urged by officials OF
the post to be present
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09

The fiVe-cent nickel piece was
first coined about Civil War times.
Before that time for many years the
only small change in circulation was
made of paper five-cent, ten-cent,
fifteen-cent and twenty-five cent
notes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09

Joseph Alsop, the noted Washing
ton correspondent, is a cousin OF
President Roosevelt.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
AROUND TOWN

Kittrcll Land SOid-GCOrge A.
Wright sold Matte Wright 83 1-2
acres of land in Kittrell township
for $40 and considerations, according
to a realty deed filed with the Vance
Registry Saturday.
Three Pay FincS-Three traffic
fines were collected at the city
clerks office from traffic violators,
records there showed today. Those
paying the fines were NJ. w. Britt,
Royal Wine Distributors and D. 1.
LangstOn.
Sugar cane makes very great de-
mands on the food content of the soil.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr

you quickly to what depths the heavyweight fight
ing division has fallen when you understand Max BaeI
win take to the May Is They billed for Is
with the winner assured Of title chance Joe Louis
how bad the situation stands today No wonder public
Interest In the rotten racket has umbled down, down.
down.
Dear -Four Horsemen of Notre Dame
~n1 .yasn Played DID Jimmy Phs.n play with Lydn'
last year was 1917 Th Horssmsn wound their
H..
Jimmy orsnd.n manager Of v.ncouvsr. capnanos battery
work hshdnd tire plato A hurier Jimmy
pAaas one n.la.r single on. wssnr and one
s me- On n error Jimmy the the famed Otis Canda
ua1ssr husisr Of major and Coast league ball -.
stubby Hartman leading Tigers at bat
hs Hartman entitled whri At Double ball.
against youngster subby can yet get whr at higher
grade baseball than the WI
UNDOUBTEDLY the most rsbd woman baseball fan in the
Northwest y Leona Cowles Of Olympia -.
She could take the game morning. and night the
round, and stl want more -.
h topfsht booster, never using the hammer Writes
interesting letters to sports scrbes and knows what she Is
Nsds Trip to San Francisco
Took N the fair and the town in general but insists the biggest thrill
hopes to east 10 watch tn. Detroit Tigers and incl
dsns take in contests Spokane Moohead Fargo Chicago
st Paul Minneapolis Cleveland and Columbus
among
individual averages faithfully the league stststcan
Is Dallas Ionrve
- TIE East Texas league Longvisw farm team of the Rebels
Hey girls !. why not softb.l ,.sgu. in Tacoma, =.
Over Seattle the sport champs
Seems there girls
erganize . corking circuit -.
THERE seems to be lack of interest among the
here In regulation baseball :.
Hodges Is trying hard to organize three divisions
juniors of Is to Is senior boys Of Is to II and tw
lighters from Is to "a.
Even with equipment furnished the have small
interest
juniors gathered together Twenty
Only boys
Hight bracket -.
years gone by organize buy
their uniforms equipment playing
fields
what's the matter there gang?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
McKechnie Holds to
His Own Ball Theory

starts, an 1872 thrashing from
the Cardinals. The Cards
smashed out seven homers, and
tied one 13 extra base hits)
and broke one go total bases)
major league record.
Pearson hurled the Phillies to
10 shutout over the Cubs, with
the winning run scored when
Catcher AL Todd let the third
strike get away on what should
have been the third out. The Bees
handed the Pirates their seventh
straight defeat, 11-9.
FINNEY HITS
Lou Finney continued his ''house
afire" hitting, in the role of sub
for Dom DiMaggio, and led the
Red Sox to Ga victory over the
Indians. Finney hit two doubles
and two singles, driving in three
runs and scoring another.
Detroit went into second
place by plastering q AZ de-
feat on the Yanks. II was
the Yanks' fourth straight
loss and dropped them into q
tie with the White Sox for
last place. Joe DiMaggio re-
turned TO action. but failed to
aid the faltering Yankee at
tack.
Hal Newhouser, Detroit high
school boy who won't be 10 until
May 20, bsffled the Yanks until
he was forced out of action in the
ninth by a bleeding blister on his
pitching hand.
The Senators snapped a five
game losing streak with a 6-5
victory over the Browns in 10 IN
nings. John Whitehead's wild
pitch accounted for the winning
run.
-Four unearned runs helped the
White Sox beat the Athletics, e-3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Deiberi Knocks Out
Rival RING Warrior

A good crowd on hand last night
at the Bellarmine gym for the
Dads night smoker saw Ben Del
bert knock out Harry Middleton
in the first 20 seconds of the fea-
ture heavyweight bout. Davey
Ward refereed and the Bellarmins
band played.
The results:
Jim Dargan drew with Harvey
Collins.
Jim Bichsel won decision over
Jim Fitzpatrick.
George Hoffman drew with P.
Donohue.
Larry Rask drew with Jim
O'Brien.
AL Biggs won decision over Al
Hoffman.
Tim McSherry drew with Tom
Marinkovich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Seals Beat
reiias in
Coast Tilt
Overcome link of
Sacramento Nine:
San Diego Winner
BY UNITED PRESS

Blasting the Tony Freitas ink
the San Francisco Seals defeated
the Sacramento Senators Al In
the opening game Of the series al
the capitol city Tuesday night.
Meanwhile. San Diego. defend.
ing its league leadership, edged
out the Portland Beavers, 5-4
after staving off a two-run rally
In the ninth. Oakland remained
a bare half game behind the
Padres with = resounding 5-2 win
over the Hollywood Stars while
Seattle rudely pushed Los Angeles
back on It's launches with an SIS
humping.
OAKS WIN
Oakland pecked away at Johnny
Bittner's offerings for eight In
nings until he was replaced by
Louis Tost. The Acorns got IL
hits from both while the Stars
found Ralph Buxton good for six.
Although Portland got nine
hits from Wally Hebert, San
Diego finger, the Padres made
their seven hits off Forrest
OrreIl count for their conquest
which kept them at the top
rung.
1t was just a matter Of out
hitting the Angels which gave Sc
attic the SIS decision in Los An
yeles. The Rainiers sent Jack
Fallon to the bench in the second
after pounding him for three runs
n the first.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Tiger Clan
Move Ahead
In Chase
Hurrimon. OBrien
And Gurretson Do
Good Plate Work

Bat power displayed by Harri-
man. O'Brien. Porter and Garrett
son plus sound eight-hit hurting
by Earl Porter gave the Tigers q
6 to 4 victory over Spokane's In
dians at Spokane in Western In
ternational league play last night
Porter, who hit safely only three
time in all his 1889 service with
the Bengals, drove in two runs
with timely blows. All Of which
made him the outstanding per-
former of the night, combined
with his defensive skill on the hill.
But what made the victory
doubly sweet was that Mike
Budnick, star right handler
who had previously turned In
two four-hit performances, one
against the Bengals, was the
victim. Budnlck was relieved
In the eighth by Petite Jonas.
Spokane started off in the third
with a counter on Aden's single
and McGinnis' triple to right
TWO MORE
The Indians added two more in
the fourth. With one down Nc
Cormick doubled and white
heaved Evart's grounder past Gar
retson at first, Mccormick scor-
ing. Evart scored after O'Brien
heaved wildly to cut off his theft
and Abbott dropped McNamee's
fly to short left, the ball bouncing
out of Morry's extended gloved
hand.
The Indians were off to a 80
lead when Garretson tripled to
right center to score Hartman.
who had singled. Abbott's fly to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Abe Golfers Win

Paced by Stan King. No. 5 man,
the Lincoln high golf squad down.
ed Puyallup, rs. in a four-msn
team match over the Meadow
Park layout. King was medalist
with rs card. Scores were: Lin
coin 90, LeDuc /. Hasch 0, King
), Lower 5: Puyallup C5), Burke
?. Forbes 5. Nix 0, Heassler o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Coast Loop Box Scores

san Diego ........... o7i DOL oix--S
winning pitcher-Hebert. Innings
g sssss sser g. 4, s ss,osi
Runs responsible for-Orreli 4, Heb
$ ss.s en b Sneg orrsli a e Rsb.
ert 2. HIT by pitcher--Saikeld. Nc
Donald by orreil. Wild pitch---or-
rell. Left on bases--Portland 8. San
Diego 5. Three-base hit--Mesner.
Two-base hits--oili. Stewart. Hasiin
2. Salkeld. Frederick. Runs batted IN
= Jensen. Mesner, Coleman, Reiber.
erick. Sacrifice-McDonald Stolen
bases--Sperry, Mesner. Double plays
--Hebert to Salkcld 20 Mcdonald.
Muller 20 Reich. Time-1:b6 UNI
pires-Massio. Fanntne and Doran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

Runs Datted in. McGinnis. Garret-
son. Abbott, Hartman 2, Porter q.
Jonas: two-bsse hit. Mccormick:
three-oase hits. MeGinnis. Garretson
2. McHsmee stolen bases. Fyart
OBrien; sacrifice. Gsrretson: double
play, Trower 70 Garretson: left on
bases. Tacoma 10, Spokane Z: base
on balls off Budnick 8. Porter i:
struck out by Budnick 5 Porter 2.
Jonas 2; HIS off Budnick IL in 4 in
nines runs; losing pitcher. Budnick:
umpires. Chesterfield and Clsrk: tirns
game. 2.3o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

out-Bittner .. Buxton 8. Bases on
baiis-off Tost 2, Buxton /. Wild
pitch--Buxton. Home run--uhalt.
Three-base hit-Chspman. Two-base
hit Dunn. Runs batted in--Rai-
mondi, Buxton. Ambrose. Chapman,
Uhalf. kahle. Sacrifices--Luoy 2,
Buxton. stolen hsses-Luby. Chris
soff 2. Double plAy--Morehouse
Sweeney. Time 1855. umpires -
Pals and snyder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Vancouver Hands
Chiefs 10 TO Floss

observation-disclosures con-
tinued its upward WI league climb
with 1917 victory over wenatchee
here last night. The Canadians.
committing four errors. were
forced to overcome a Al deficit.
Three runs in the fourth inning
and two more in the sixth and
eighth innings turned the trick.
VANCOUVER
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK - Bill McKechnie,
in recognizing that a delicate
combination of pitching. hitting
and defense makes a champion,
holds that a .260 hitter who can
save ball games In the field is
more valuable than a 800 hitter
who cannot run, field and throw.
McKechnie has put his theories
into practice with the Cincinnati
Reds. Last year the Reds had a
weak spot at third and Bill Wer-
Der was purchased to plug the
gap. This year, Rookie Mike Nc
Cormick. who may not hit over
.275. has added defensive strength
to the outfield.
Now the Reds are getting
the pitching and superlative
defense to back II up. That
Is why they are only half
game out Of first place today
despite the sensational squirt
of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
The Reds won their fifth
straight yesterday by forcing the
Giants to crack under pressure.
It was the 10th game of u played
in which the Reds have played
errorless ball. and their sixth
straight without a fielding mis-
cue.
REDS BEAT GIANTS
With the Giants leading. SIS,
after Harry Dsnning's second
homer with a mate on, the Reds
pulled away to win. rs. In the
eighth. with two out, Eddie Joost
and Lonnie Frey attempted a
double steal. Joost smashed into
banning and scored when the
New York catcher dropped Alban
Glossop's return throw to the
plate. Then Frank McCormicks
single scored Frey with the win
ming run.
It's either q feast or .
famine with the Dodgers.
They blew sky high again to
lose their second game in Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
BUCKLEY LOOP

BUCkLEY-A softball league Of
four teams has been organized
here and viii open play next week.
Teams in the circuit are: Mer-
chants. High School and Custodial
school faculty, Eagles and caviezel
Dairy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
SAN FRANCISCO

ABstted for ogrodowski In ninth.
bBatted for Freitas In ninth.
san Francisco 1890. 2o2 900 ooo-4
SACRAMENTO $1,000. 100 600 ooo--i
Runs responsible for--poweli I,
Freftas 2. Struck out-By Powell Q.
Freitas 5. Bases on baiis--off Pow
ell 2, Frestas I. Left on bases--San
Francisco .. sscrsmento Q. Home run
Norbert. Three-base htts-Fain.
Two-base hfts-oeribaldi. wiecxorek.
Wtlliams. Hsndley. Runs batted In
fice--Norberf. Kfiey. Time - at.
Umptres-Hood and Enseln. Players
waiking--Hsndley. wieczorek. SprinE-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
NORTHsTDE WINS

PUYALLUP-North Puyallup
softballers kept their unbeaten
record in the Puyallup softball
league intact by defeating Schmitt
Drug, 6-s. al North Puyallup last
night It was Schmitt's opening
game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Pippins Trounce
Salem, Is TO 4

YAKIMA-The Yakima Pippins
fell on three Salem, Ore. hurlers
for Is hits and a 1874 victory here
last night in WI league play. The
victors chased across IL runs in
the first three innings. Hal John
son held the Senators to eight hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

Winning plscnsr--6srrstS Losins
on PaiIon !. nsrrsts ss. Hiis-off
Fsiio n :. s barrett !. Runs rssponsiSis
lor-EAilcn /? Barnett 8; Flores 2.
wehber I: nasss on hsils-on rsllon
i ss,si fsrs % ess Ma p 3 20.
Angeles 4. Home -Eoyikoff.
Archle. Moore. Three -base hit--vanni.
Two-base hits--White. vsnni. Statx.
Collins. lawrence. Runs bstled In
vannt :. Campbell. stats 2, Noyikoff.
Cihocki. Archie 3, Moore. Sacrifices
s1s s = ni s,s. p :, s1s, plaEE o,,
koff 10 CIhocki. Tfme--2 as. umpires
Edwards and Powell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

deep left scored Garretson, putting
the Tigers back in the game,
3 to 2.
Old Tige went to work in the
sixth and took the lead, never to
be headed.
Rickert singled through the
box. White was safe on Nc
Ginnis' error and O'Brien
singled to left, where McCor-
mick made a fast recovery,
holding Rickert at third. The
bases were loaded. Porter's
hard hit ball headed for safe
territory, hit White heading
for third, automatically killing
White. Rlckert was auto
matically held ut third.
Hartman, always reliable in the
pinch, singled to left, scoring
Rickert and O'Brien. Trower hit
safely, filling the bases again.
But Garretson popped out and
Abbott struck out. 1t was Ia
coma 4, Spokane 8.
MORE SENT OVER
The Tigers kept up their Of
fensive threat in the seventh.
Firpo singled viciously off Nc
Ginnis' glove. Rickert flied to
center but White singled to center.
oBrien grounded out, the runners
advancing. Porter singled to CEN
ter and Firpo and White were
over, making it 6 and 3.
Spokane started a rally OF its
own in the seventh when McNamee
tripled to left and Jonas, batting
for Budnick, singled. scoring Nc
Nance. But Porter put on the
juice and ended the threat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

cailteaux. orteig 3, Morrison 3. Nc
Cue. Bonetti 5, TRAILER. Hawkins,
Hawkins: home run. Orteig: sacrifice
hits, Osborne, Ratio: left on bases.
Vancouver Is. wenatchee s: bases on
balls. off Hawkins 8. Rogers 5, En-
mertson ]: struck out. by Kralovich 1.
Osborne 2. Hawkins 2. Rogers 3; hits
off kralovich 5 in ~ innings, off
Horton ] IN IL innings. off Rogers
4 In az innings: hit by pitcher. by
Rogers l. wild pitch, Rogers, passed
balls. volpi 2; winning pitcher, os-
borne: losing pitcher Hawkins: time
OF game. 2;2o. umplres. Moran and
weisgerber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

Two-base hits. Springer, Younkers
2. Holt, Harris, Fernandez; 3-base hit.
Harris: home run. Younkers: runs
batted in. Peterson. Harris 2, Co.'S
carart, Reese, Stamper, Springer 2.
Younkers 4. Fernandez, Whipple 8;
earned runs. Salem 4, Yakima 8:
bases on balls. II. johnson 4. Oliver
/, Brewer 2. Linde 2; struck out.
II. johnson 8, Brewer 8; pitchers
summary, off oliver 6 runs hits in
l % innings, of. Brewer runs IL hits
in 81. off Linde no runs no hits in
8: losing pitcher. Oliver: hit by pitch
fice hits. II. johnson. Reese; balk.
Brewer: stolen bases. Bliss 2, Fern
andez 2: caught stealing. Reese. Bliss,
Whipple: left on bases, Salem 9. Yak
ina g. double plays, Fernandez to
Reese, Clabaugh (unassisted); UNI
pires, Cole and Menezich: time, ais.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

Tooomo Tigers ploy Wenotchee in foureome series
Athletic Pork storne Friday night with Aff Temple Shrners
ticking port in the opening ceremonies with Af bond and
petrol participating
Above members of the Shrine committee signing the
big bot which the Hot Stove league presented Hal Rhyme
manager Of the Tigers Those shown in the photo eft
right o Rhyme, Tony Frpo, Edword Gorison poten-
tote of Aff Temple Walter Merow choon of the bose
boil committee; Don White Floyd kinneor Shrine recorder
and Marvin Ricker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Detroit 4. New York 2.
Chicago 6. Cleveland 5.
Boston 6. Cleveland 4.
Washington 6. st. Louis 5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Seattle 8, Los Angeles 5.
San Diego 8. Portland 4.
Oakland 8. Hollywood 2.
San Francisco 4. Sacramento /,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
7 The
,[12ndngs

Yesterdays Results
Tacoma 8. Spokane 4.
Yakima Is. Salem 4.
Vancouver 10. Wenatchee 7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
YEIM VICTOR

fELM-s Sumner spartans fell
before Yelm Tornadoes, 5-4. in q
tight ball game here yesterday
afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Boston II, Pittsburgh ..
Cincinnati 7. New York s.
Philadelphia /. Chicago o.
st. Louis is. Brooklyn 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
0riinq Wins Game

ORTING Orting Cardinals
climbed up q notch in the Pierce
County baseball league race by
defeating Eatonville Cruisers. IS
to Z, here Monday afternoon. Al
Hartman raped out a homer.
Eatonyiiie .............. ! 10 II
Ortlng .............. is Is s
Hurd, Morris. Nordstrom and Ham,
reus. OHeil. sasakt and Rounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Oregon Again
Trims Huskies

Yesterdays Results
oregon 2, Washington 1.
w. S. c. s, Idaho z.
EUGENE, ore.-A ninth-inning
triple by shortstop Calvert, scor-
ing Pitcher Pete Igoe, gave the
University OF Oregon a 81 VIC
tory over the University Of WASH
ington baseball team yesterday.
Washington ........... l Q 5
oregon ............. i
Baker and Watson; Igoe and
Walden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

Totals ......so 5 727 o
aBaffed for Brown IN ninth.
bHatte1 for orren In ninth.
Portland --....-.....-oo 600 400 oo7-4
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