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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-03

FOR SALE - One 8 foot Gene
raj Electric bottle cooler at a bar
gain price. Central Radio Co.,
West Jefferson 10-3-1tr
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FOR SALE Austin car. Runs
good and is in good condition.
Central Radio Co., West Jeffer-
son. 1O-3-1tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-03

FOR SALE-15-tube Philco Ra-
dio, late model, excellent condi-
ton. Bargain price. Central Ra-
dio Co., West Jefferson. 1O-3-1tp
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NOTICE-Will be glad to take
fireWood in payment for a monu-
ment. If interested see w. T.
Wilmington, Mountain Memorial
Shop, West Jefferson. 1O-3-1tp
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Classified Ads

WHY WASTE TIME looking for
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route open. Write today. Raw
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Trucks and
Turf Club
To Clash
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS


GMC Trucks and Turf Smoke
shop start the sixth week of the
1910 City league season at Lincoln
bowl Monday night at o'clock
Both teams are very much in the
running for the top spot, and a
spirited game can be looked for. To
be sure. Manager Pentecost Of the
Turf will send Jack LAWS TO the
hill. and 10 counterfeit such a
move. Heinrich will let the Smoke
Shop lads see the twisters Of Laury
Heath or George Marshall. Either
way, a lot Of action Is promised
at Lincoln bowl on Monday night.
Art Berg dubbed Superior Dairy
10 Al TO S win over Turf Smoke
Shop last Saturday night, home
run by the veteran City Lacquer
tieing the score in the ninth and
with the bases loaded in the lOth
he hit his second circuit wallop.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

HARDLY anything more amusing than the talk of fas-
tidious angler. mean. the who tells YOU there must
be the precise and proper method of handling fly
your line in action
Never permit your fly light the water heavier
than babys whisper you will be told
And never drag fly up what We know as not
a fly against rush
ing current The fish know that and won't be fooled In fact upon
witnessing performance by fly they will down the
stream up warning their fellow
That's wha purists of he fly you -.
their prattle bunko
young old alike
and children of the fin family in just such
To frank with that of the most clever ways to
take trout mean drag fly smack up against the turbulent
current, then let back
would hate having all the taken in that manner
piled upon my sloping shoulders at this moment
the puriss tell that do that
II you permit your +, me 10 S e.as n a Is permit y " ~
have snagged a belly" line feet
long the far from the drag and going down against
~ Yet, you The fish trap Yeah?
Phooey! OF better have straight line line
without the drag is your quicker
you get just
be taken with line dragging and taken goody numbers
Again purist you you approach hole like
you're sleeping You be epeci
ally quiet You must not permit your shadow cross the hole You
must come within the fishs range of vision
you you told you fish 1t a
warning a Absolutely improper More hokum
I've walked holes straight I've cast sloppy lines and
retrieve the fly have
while walk down stream They have hooked
Hundreds of them And have been surprised than
Don't get wrong don't urge such methods, but fish
can be taken in such Plenty of them What am
trying that fish particular and wary
the purss will lead you TO believe Although do not sug
gest that begin throwing rocks into the water kicking
cOmmOtOn TO whet their appetties II better
to be quiet naturally But you don't have TO be super eau
tiOus
the back Of boat Roy
Wlkowsk pulling the Jeys right foot was dangling
over the side disturbed high de-
gree
Jerry 15inch cutthroat
and landed him. 1 again
edge of the boat and
fly bait
land trout In forty of fish
not essential except perhaps
wadng from Even then they
absolutely
reasonable time and then bring his
slowly then full body most of It, and bring
will find that when the air surrounds him ne
easy bring your Hold the rod
and steady jerk i jar the fish
You are to uece certain leaders certain
those
taken sized lines the same
leaders and hooks although do prefer
line and H. IA is hook
go contradctng positive but rules
by purists Of the trout waters
But I'd change although themselves
they
general principle their teachings and
torn to pieces by expert
other anglers
Experience wisdom and
In fishing
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Total.


IptAls .sH4+ssssss 80 ~ ~ ~ "a v
Batted .oY Berry In eighth.
Ratted for Weilsnd In ninth.
Ran for Moore In seventh.
b Ran for Hernandez in ninth
Winning pitcher. Morris. losing
pitcher. WeIland. innings pitched. By
Craghead plus honctti a., Berry
la Humphreys 0 plus rilietie 4,
At bat. off Crashead 20 bonctti n.
Berry 4. Humphreys ,. piiiette 7. hits.
off Craghead q nonettl IA Berry J.
Humphreys Z rillette 4 runs scored.
off crashead 5 Bonetu 7. Berry :.
Humphreys /. Piiietts 2. runs re-
sponsible for. Craehead s. Bonetti a
Berry 2, Humphreys !. Pillette !, Nor
ris z. Weiland 4 struck out. BY
Crashead |. Bonettl =, rinstte |.
Morris /; bases on balls. off Crss-
head ?. Bonetti 2. Berry 1 Morris ].
left on bases San Diego Q, Los An
geles .. home runs Moore Stewart.
Haslin. Noyitoff, two-base hits Mes
ner. Carpenter. Mcdonald iowrey
Collins. Stewart. sperry. STATE. runs
battcd In, Mesner .. Carpenter q.
Bonettl. Moore. Mcdonald 2 Nave 2.
Stewart sperry 2 Haslin 2. Collins.
STinger Novikoff ,. STATE 4. Jensen
2. patchett sacrifice, Sperry. stolen
bases, StriaFer patchett double
play. Collins 10 Iowrey 10 Collins
time Of game. 24o. umpiTes. Hood
and Fnglen.
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ny UNITED PRESS

Seattle and Oakland continued
10 dominats ths Pacific Coast
league today after making . run
away u their series with Holly.
wood and Portland. Ths hslnisfs
took ain ~ siKh, games from the
stars 20 maintain = two-Eams
league leadership. Wills Oakland
9as trounoing ne Beavers In
seven ~ slgh, contests
Seattle took both sunday games
fran hollywood. 81 ard 10. 10
hind SONS frs, elass pitching
Alden Wiikie TUNED me stars
hack witn sin hits IN the opener.
shils ira sefibnsr gave them
three In ths nigbtesp. Johnny
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Protest Of First Game
Entered by Hal Rhyme
Tigers Drop Out OF Top Piece In
w. !. League: Play Yokimo Next

The s~eend game wns simply .
nss~ a. tcc much 0<orne windsnr.
sraksn> pitcher. who 49, go
ee~dsnxiy ssirsy 9th hits whsa
they ae&nf runs In shnvs. ~
shut shs Tigers cut.
ssss~se psrh~1 ~ s~~s ~
ssf Esss re<ses. wns Apr1esoey
w~~s't IN ssp s~svn. ~ wneee4
Nod sssehtes 49, neagee1 -
sess. So slvsssa~1n psse1 - >
hrwse vua. S.ipey 49, wn12eA
vas~~~s vnpyp6 - me>poe
s1agts. selbey w~ae - ~
- . ,~ss NJ - epseps -
ss~vsn - . sse~e1 stpue -
eeasessSs1a.
rhs Indiana cniieeesA thelr flon1
tally IN the third wh~m rs,esal
ssnelea. vas sacrificed n ssseaA.
wila-piteh~d IN third ard cane
home IN Met'nrmaek's ionn ny.
rhe Tigers nsxs 80 n Yakima
tor = crucial series with Inc Pip
pins. league leaders.
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BY GEORGE KIRSKEY
United Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK - The baseball
sharpshooters' standing motto this
season is: Don't bet against Teller
or Walters"
Teller is favored To win every
time he toes the rubber. somr-
times as high as 81 against the
second division clubs.
Walters isn't quite the betting
favorite that Feller is. but he's
been as high as 1875 this season.
There's no pitcher in the league
an even choice to beat the Gin
cinnati ace.
Between them this season
Teller and Walters have won
II games for their respective
clubs while losing only two,
both OF them by the Cleveland
fireballer. Walters reeled off
his ninth straight triumph
Sunday by heating the Bees.
Ill. He didn't allow hit
until after one was out In the
sixth-a single nv Bill WleteI-
mann. a .235 hitter In the
minors last season. Bucky
allowed only five hits and
would have had q shutout hut
for An error nv Johnny Rlrzo
who more than made up for
his miscue nv hitting two
homers, each with a man on.
Teller pitched the Indians TO a
~ victory over the Athletics for
his sixth straight triumph. His
record Is now eight wins and two
losses, both TO Detroit. Feller fan
ned seven, walked five and allowed
eight hits.
After the Reds and Indians had
won their openers behind their
trumps, they went down To defea,
in the nightcaps. Jim Turner held
the Bees hitless until the seventh
but they got to him for three hits
combined with an error and long
fly for 20 victory over the
lesgue-leaders. Dick Erickson held
the Reds TO eight hits.
Staging 7-run rally In the
seventh the Athletics hammered
their way TO 1876 victory TO gain
an even break with the Indians
After facing Fellers fast ball
Naymick. Humphriss, zubsr and
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rseerns drupr~a hoth ends ~ =
Hnuhl~. hrsder with tho Spokane
Indians At Athletic esFk sunday.
II "a 4. ard 5 10 a. thus lcslag sne
series. three game. 10 two. rne
Tigers whipped the Indians twice
SATURDAY night after hnwinx 10
ne indians Friday.
rhe first xAse ~ ss~ tws.-
htli sunday raised . sisaasieW
that Assashs an afficssi pro-
t~ss from Manager 1ssi rhyme
n allowed. the sans~ VIII -
played over. starting ~ ths
s~v~ssA snn,ag ws~s she ises-
a~st occurred.
Briefly. here's what hsprensd,
Morry Arhost led of with .
single to left. Farrell was cut.
but Marvin Nieksrs hls . seander
10 the Spokane pitcher. Major Ser.
srnt Abbott secured from first
ard Rieksrt weat AL tho way n
third when sersensl threw Wild 70
frat
serren,i nas on the pitchers
mound. called time and. In = On
II temper. promptly hurled the
hall over the rrsndstsnd. and out
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Chiefs Defeat
Capilano Nine

wENATCmEG After dropping
double. header Saturday 10 The
Vancouver capIlanos the Wen.
stohre Chiefs turned on the Brit-
lsh Columbia nine Sunday TO sefsa,
II. Q TO =. Sportsman gave the
Caps but four hits
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Runs nstt<n in otts.s . nsfus Z.
Bnnstti. rfasisf q tsssli t~e.hsss
rita. kdY. stsNaFf. Rate. three ness
Dsa@. tai= sseftfifs. sp~lstnsu do1s
8is plays n1ifAef - faiit<sp W
quinn. abifnsf - Quinn lsft 0s
bases Vancouver = Asnstfase 4
haas 90 halls off kfAi8s1sh s fisnsn
: fpeiafnsu = stfufs nait. ~ kfsios
9ith ! HismAn q spsfssaaB a. hits
~ tfsissleh . ~ - innings of
kfalofieh. nals fas9asni tn@ins
pitcher. kfsiosifb uupJss. Glafs
and nslayn. time. -
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Totalt ...-.-.-. n 1T
winning pitcher. Dsrros' innings
pitched barrow Mllligan =. hita,
or DurroV B. Mulligsn q runs
scored. off Darrov . runs response
BILE for. W Thomas q pnTrow =.
struck out. W. Thomas q D~rrow I
bases on balls off W Thomas 1,
barrow 4 nullisan / left on bases
Oakland 2. Portland q home run.
Christopher. txo-base hits Brown.
Oudat. Luby; runs hat,ed In, Brown.
verRez a. Reich. Frrnandss, Chap
man. Christopher q Gudst; stolen
bases, Fernander Christopher. Wild
pitch, Muliigsn: umpircs. Dorsn and
Fhnning time. 2 90.
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Salem Gets
Even Break
With Pips


sAIIN 49, The Senators divided
two games with the league heading
Yakima rsppins here Sunday. ; to
4. and I - s. Tho soions won he
series. three 10 orc
Salem captured the openrr be-
hind Roy Heisers six bit pitehinr.
but loaf tho nightcar In 10 Inn.
ings Yakima scored three times
in the seventh frame 10 tie the
seorv.
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SEATTLE

Totals $1,000. % ? 10 a IA /
Losing pitcser. Bithorn, innings
pitched Bithorn 6. at bat, off Bit
horn Is. hits. off Rlthorn .. runs
scored. off Bithorn q runs responsi-
bic for. Wllkie !. Bithorn ,. struck
out. by wilkie 2. Bithorn |, lost 1.
left on bases. Seattle 7. Hollywood 6
tvo-base hits. Campbell. siemiec;
runs eatted in, GyselmAn, CiSsen.
Lawrence, Niemiec. sacrifice. Law
renee, double plays. Bithorn to Hoo
YER 20 sweeney. Niemiec 20 schuster
10 Archie, Niemiec 10 Archie. Kahle
20 Cissell 70 Sweeney. time i'si.
umpires. Powell. Edwards and Mez-
GNsrlnan
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total,
roRrrLsssnp

a Batied Tor HArrsil In eighth.
b Batted for Hilchef IN ninth.
Innings pitched hs Hafreli a Hii-
cher | hits of Hafrell Z runs seof
ed OFF Harfsli q. losing pitcher. Haf-
roll runs responsible for. Harren =.
Corbett 4 struck out, by Hafrsil 3,
Cofhett Hiicher I bases ON balls,
of narrsil , Cofbett , siid pitch.
Harrei. home runs Frederick. Reich
three base hit. NefsRl ~ wo- hss< hits.
Chapman, oudat =" -STSfifloe, Chap
man. runs battea IN. Frederick ?
Verges. Dunn. Christoff oudst. Reich
q. left on bases, Oakland 2. Portland
s. double plays, Lyman TO Luby 70
Dunn a Brown 10 Muller "a Fred
eriek. umpircs, Tanning and Dorsn.
time ish1
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H"EFFH TOT NFfIEIFhs ~ WI
Yakima 4.attss.as.. COS 600 nfo@<
Salem t444....es-4.. 900 On1 col \
Innings nitrhed ~ Hsixf lien =
AZ bat. of Hsis-r 81 lien 81. hits oft
H.i.rf q lien q runs eff Hslser 4
struck out BY Helssr Lien bss~
on balls off Hsl~er 7 tden q hit ny
pitcher FefnandeR Wild pitch John
son left ON bases Yakima \, salem A.
home runs Lishfpefl tso-hsse hlts
keese. Clsbaush. Peterson, runs hat.
ted ~. ptamper. FefnAndes Ishtnsf
Harris. Peterson. J stolen hass Fer
nandeR. double play, iishtner tn
Harfh. Time 90. umplres, wsia.
berger and Moran
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Losing pitcher Bittner, innings
pitched. Bittner 6. at bat. off Bittner
10. hits. off Bittner 4. runs scored.
OFF Bittner 2. runs responsible for.
Bittner !: strike outs. BY Soribnor 2.
Bittner 1: bases on balls. off Scrih-
ner 3, Bittner /. left on bases. Sc
attic 2, Hollywood s: three-hase hit.
Lawrence: two-base hits. Schuster.
Vanni: runs battcd in. Archie. Scrib-
ner; sacrifice. Matheson: double
plays. Scribner 70 Niemiec TO Archie
Archie 10 KearSe 10 Archie, time
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xrso our when winning ran srcrrd
Rated Tor Nave IN sixth,
Runs responsible fci. Olson
struck out ~ Olsen 1 fsilun q
bases on balls of faiion left On
has. san Diego : ios Angeles 7,
heue run. Nonikna twr=hase hlts
Hasiln. Mesner Helm ! sp~fry runs
nsttea In. NeNtkcff ! ssctifies
Stfinser double plays snsskeH 81
Holm Nesnsy - sperry - ctinssn
time Of game, ! Is. unapirss Nnslen
and Hood
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Batfd Tor PoSei IN iutn
Winning pitcher. Posslii losing
pitcher. schmidt. innings pitched
Powell 8. Schmidt t-plus. Winfofd
AZ bat off Powell 10. sehmld, II,
Winford Z! runs scored. off Powell
0, Schmidt T. winfofd & runs re-
aponsible for. Schmidt 5. wlnford q.
stutz 4. Mclaughlin 5. struck out,
oy Powell /. Schmidt a rtutz 4, Nc
lAush!in a bases on balls. of Pos
ell q winford T. stutz ]. kcfAusn-
lin .. three-bsss hits. Norbert. Bar
rstt. tso-bAAs hits. Barton. Pain.
Holder, Wright. Bia,tnsr. jennings.
Hsndlsy: runs hattsd IN hoifsf
Norbert a. Wright Z. sprinx 2. HsTfsft
2. BlAttn<r z. orilx. Storey. jennings.
Handley, sacrifice storey stolen
ba.es Barrett : wright. double piss
Jennings % palm time. ~. ufn-
pirss. snVdsf snd Pals
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eller, Walters Again
Hurl cams to Victory

Dobson were duck soup for the As.
Brooklyn Wins Twice
Brooklyn came out Of its three
game no~dive by taking a double
header from the Cubs. 80 and
2-1. to trim the Reds lead 10 two
games. With two out in the ninth,
Jimmy Wasdell doubled off Billy
Herman's glove TO drive in the
tying and winning runs in the
opener. Leo Durocher's double
drove in the Dodgers two winning
tallies in the nighteap.
Pittsburgh broke even with the
Giants, Bob Klinger beating them.
2-l. IN the opener. and the Terry
men coming back to win the night
cap. IS Johnny Mize's 18th and
14th homers featured the Card
mails standof with the Phils.
Boom boom Beck pitched the Pills
TO AZ victory in the opener. Then
Mize exploded his two homers.
along with another by Terry Moore
with two on. to give st. Louis the
aftcrpiece, %.
The Yanks climbed Ia two
games over the 800 mark and
10 within 81, EAme> Of first
place when they beat the
Browns twice. 1874, and Ill,
and ran their recent successes
10 nine In ten games. The
Browns, who started out 80
brsyely, have now reverted 10
type and look even worse than
last year. Russo pitched .
seven-hitter In the opener and
Breuer a five-hltter In the
nightcap. selkirk hit = homer
In each game. and DiMaEgio
hit one In the opener and
Dickey one In the niKhtcap.
Ted Lyons stopped the Red Sox
cold as the White sox won. 80.
but Boston power prevailed In the
nightcap as Joe cronln's club TIL
umphsd, 1913. Jimmy Foxx's 18Th
homer after Ted Williams had
singled in the ninth yon the second
game.
Detroit slugged out an SIS vic
tory over Washington for ~ fourth
In row. Hank GTesnberR hit
homer No 2 Al Benton held the
Senator, 90 five hts IN six inn
ings sitter relieving DIZZY Trout
and was the winner.
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CAN'T BLAME EN-

DENVER 49, Denver uniyersity's
track team is having a hard time
because most of the schools ath-
letes are out for spring football
in hopes Of making a trip 10 Ha-
wall next fall.
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Rainiers Trampls Hollywood

ni,insr Lost . fous-sistSs 10 ~
closing xsms.
Los Anxslss ana nsa pssge
split. tbs Padres estsIugsing shs
Anssis. it'is. IN shs opsnss, sn1
the Anxsis taxing IN nisntesp.
10. ON Louie sovihoffs ninth ~
ming homer with twe On ana too
assay Johnny vsllsa gave IL
Padres four Alis IN ts~ slghsesp
sssinss niDs The Aaxsis got aff
Al Olsen. IN the FIRST xams. =
total - 90 hl,s sslisd past the
seven pitehsrs ~ho worked jam
ny Adofs. Mi Stewart. Nsks Hss-
i'm and Nosfkoff hlt fos the CIR.
cult in ths first game.
Oski~sa psslshn1 81 -
Beavers. "a go -. issue>y
ss~ Ia go fi~t1ssg ~ rsss-
Lad. nsy Csssess - ~
Asssss Ia go ~ ~ - ~
sssih Of ~ spssss whss ssss
ruas we're sh>s>1 nrswss sseas
IA Csssssas suisoaaSsd . pa1s
~ hifs. Manager Sshssy
Fse6sss<k 80 n0ss@na net<a
hssSaeA IN she spssss fss rsrt-
i-sa ssd Lloyd chsistsphss
pslsd sss fss ~ Aessns win
tws On h IT, 100000 gnnne
After playing m gAmss with
only ons run separating the tsama
San FrsDeisoo jumped On nscrsr
msnto 10 win Sundays op>nsr.
is-s. but the Jinx caught W WITH
the seals again Ia the nightcep
and the Cardinals won. 5-1. An
ether hio~ 20 the Seals Was Ia
loss for Two weeks n Harvey
Storey. VINO broke . bons IN W.
sakiA
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HAtisd Tor Hihiinp Ia lOths
N natted for oliver IN 10Th
Yakima ssstssss..s eO1 600 100 IA
halem tsafstsssssst lnf 600 luo u
Winning pitcher. Lien. loalns pit
cher. oliver struck on, by MrGnn-
nell, q, by oliver ?. by Lien, q ba@s.
on balls, off Mcconnell ?, oliver 4
eight hits. Z runs of eolnlis In a.
innings. sven hits. ! runs Off Mo-
Connsii In Q innings three hIte. 4
runs off Oliver In IA Innings 4
hita. no runs off IAen In inninzs
hit by pitcher tsasr By Mcconnell.
wild pitch, Acconnsiii left on base
Yakima 10. Salem IA home run. PER
nsndsx tNosbAse hits. Nhippls
LiEhtnsfi funA bstted IN CiAbaush,
Harris, 0fiffiths Fernandez Holt
Whlppis sacrifice. hoiuils, a Coass-
fsTt. Younssr, atolsn baass, Wllagn
YonDkef Hsess Time OF. I'm
plfss, Moran ana wslssefbef
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Winning pitShsf, Judd. losing
pitcher. uii@on innings pitsGsd.
Oibson a.. Juad sh. Jsnssn 49,
AZ bat, off Gibson l Judd Al Jsn.
Ssn ~. hiis off oibson =. judd :.
Jensen 4, runs scored, off oibsoa 4
Judd y Jensen ! runs rsApoflsihis
Tor. Gibson T. judd ,, JsHA3n !.
sffsi1s cut. ~ Judd . tsasfn I eai.
iglI . pisi bass IN balls. off OH
aon Juaa .. Jsnssn !. siid pitches
lefksn J9ad pskssd BAL. Cafasi9R
al fNo-bAs< hfts Handisg, spfbsfi
Jensen JaaG runs matted ~. Ham p
iss 4 Osribsioi kiuz jsne@n a Nor
n<Fs lirnkfa sseFsfifs Barton Hsffifp
sks<s osrlhsiai kius donsis piAys
siattnsf - Barton. King " His.tnsf
- Daubsldi. tine, %. Urrifss
PALS ana snySsf
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
SILL A NOVELTY

IOWA CITY - The score Of
Iowas 1879 victory over Minnesota
last fall still remains on the Hawk
eye scorebOaTd.
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InnInss vikfllesl FssFtsF. . oppsIf.
III enfs<s typpst fssns .<assa
~ fssftss runs fsspst.sssis ~,
pssFtsf . ssfssss stss ~ Wfnds<s a.
rtstsF, ! hes ssn rails rs~tsr y .lid
eit1ps~. rosser eft On bssss sa1ssne
y rsfsfts y isDm~ fsfns. Ne0innks
tss. issse hits tfwses rsfysil fs4ns
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Brooklyn Wins Twice
Evening star., 1940-04-03
Max Tender Indorsed
For Police Court Bench

The Board of Directors of the Con-
necticut Avenue Businessmen's AS
sociation indorsed Max Tender for
the Police Court bench to fill the
vacancy created by selection of
Judge Edward M. Curran as United
States attorney last night In the
Mayf1ower Hotel.
Mr.. Tender is executive secretary
OF the Connecticut avenue group,
assistant general counsel of the Gen.
trail Businessmen's Association and
delegate from the Connecticut
avenue businessmen to the Fedora
tton of Businessmen's Associations.
He is member of the District and
American Bar Associations and the
Lawyers Guild.
The directors expressed hope that
the next inaugural parade will pass
up Connecticut avenue Plans we're
made for the groups dinner-dance
to be held April IT,
These standing committees were
appointed: Membership, Julius Lul-
ly, chairman; Robert Meyer, Miss 10
Ford, Lew S. Birns, Charles Saah,
Carl A. Martin. B. Houston McCeney,
James Styles. Jack Rollins. Harry c.
Schulteis: Publicity, L. E. Rubel.
chairman; L. E. Massey, Miss Ethel
Fistere; Finance and Auditing, Rich
ard Norris. chairman; Corcoran
Thorn, jr.; Welfare, George Roberts,
chairman. Arthur w Ti1lev Mice
Alice Fay, Mr.. Massey, B. Zweben.