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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-17
Mutter uno Tobter 10 peribieoe,,

poneinanber paren? -
9ab itb strnin ipdbreno bieier UNI
freinilligen ala,iiur Iebbaft NIT ser
Teltamentsbeoinsuug beiddftiste, par
natiirlid. llno ebenio uatiirlib iuar
es, baB ct audi @pa Marie bamit il,
3niammenbons brodte. sie idien
ibm alle @ioenldaften at beiiten, sic
er an elmer 5rou fir iid tpiinidte.
gr urteilte babel gana leibeuidaftslos
i,no obieftib. sl6er bieIe Mutter?
Die nit in Sen &auf au nebn,en, NIT
ibr tpobl gar auiammenleben 5u Mill
fen, nit oieiem @eoanteu founte ct
iid nidt abfiuoen. Nein, oann Iieber
nidt. @ber fbabe, iebr idoSe, es
batte fid ionit 10 gut gemabt! Das
S6idial bate i'm eeraoe5u Dor ibre
Sir eeworfen. @enm nur oie Mutter
nidt getpeleu ipdre! - Mm Nadmit=
tag fam 8edmanu, tint fidJ nad Mr=
Minis 8efinoen 5u erfunbigen ,tub &C.
fddftlides NIT ibm at erleoigen.
Ct meloete 2epoen audi, oaB Sde-
betting am ndblten Gage ieinen neuen
Serrn altfi,,den ipiiroe. 8isber bate
er es unterlaiien, tpeil ct fiirdtete,
oob Der Batient geitort speroen tonnte.
@rmin Iddelte.
~@r ion nur fommen, id bin frob,
tpenn i6 NIT einem Menlden elm per=
ninftiges 8ort reoen fann. Ntid)
itort Der Snipeftor feinesfaus."
u@ut, bos tpill id ibm mitteilen,
id mub obneoies nod aufs Sdlob",
iagte 8edmann in ieiner ettpas itei-
fen, bebdbtigen Mrt. Damn rGulpertc
er iid, riidte feline 8rille ,,mItGnolid
3uredt nnb f,br nit ser &an6 an
ieinem Naieuriiden berab.
sd babe nun nod ein Nnliegcn,
Serr bon 2epoen. @s betrifft Die bei-
ben 9amen,v oeren @aitfreunoidaft
Sic ee1tieben.''
@rmin bordte intereiiiert ouf.
"8itte, ipre6en Sie.",
8ed1nann er5ablte nun bon sen
mibliden @erbdltniiien Der beioen
5rouen uno beridtete, 6ab Srieorid
bon 2epoen oie abitdt gebabt babe,
oen fleinen 8eiit su faufen. @r 1ei
nnr onrd feline aranfbeit an ser Mus-
iibung oieies Blanes berbinoert tpor-
oen. Ob &rmin ee'piut lei, oos s(n,
tpeien at ertperben: Ser &aufpreis
betraee $4,000 Marf, un6 Ben Da=
men tuiirbe Elm eroBer @efallen oa=
nit ertpieien. Sauptiddlid SrGulein
@bo Marie iei an ser baloigen Siege
lung Ser Aneeleaenbeit eeIeeen, oa
fie ben &aufpreis ibrer Stiefmutter
sum 1tnterbolt iibertueiien tpolle uno
fid felbit irgen6einen @irfuugsfreis
au iaoffen tpiinide, oer ibr Sen un-
terbalt iidere.
armin bate aufnerfiam augebSrt,
unb feline Mueen berrieten cine anee=
nebme l1eberraidune.
"Srau Brofeiior Delius lit nur sic
Stiefmutter Der iuneen Dame?"
"SSa, ,.no iobiel i9 bon S@ebefine
borte, iteben oie beioen Jrauen ouf
einem iebr fiiblen Son miteinon6er.
Ct bebauptet, Die Srau iei nibt nur
am sauin, ionoern oud am friben
So6e bes .Hrofeiiors fdulo. Srdulein
@pn Mnrie hnhe nen hrpnnpnnen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-17
SdloB aebradt iper0en2 2"

.,Nein, oas idlagen sic iid) nnr
aus bent Sinn.< Die Damen treteI,
Sbnen setpiB germ .bas 3imuer ab,
bis Sic gebeilt iino. = ."'
Cine barmberaiee Sbtpefer fdide
ib Sbneu be,tte abenb nod beraus.
banrit Sic nien,ano aus Der &ube
brinoen. Nibt tpobr, Srdi,Iein, De-
lius, sic fiibren SIR Samariteriperf
au @noe2'' -. -
: .Das 1T ielbitberltGnblih."
Sra alie, oas tpubte id ia. Nun
NAL itiaeebalteu, gerebrteiter, ionft
befommen sic Elm idiefes Bein.'' -
8edmann fubr iratptihen in oes
Doftors @agen gum Sdlob, ,.m Sde-
being au n,elben, baB Der eepIante
empfang bes Sdlobberrn beridoben
peroen miiiie.
60 lag nun Armin bon 2epoen NIT
eebrodenem uhteridenfeI in oem flei-
men 2anobaus, itatt, tpte er gebofft
bate, ieinen gin3us in SdloB Burg
tperben 5u balten.
8ereits aht Gage tparen ieit ieiuem
unfau berltriden. S6meraen fublte
er faum nod, fiiblte iid audi ionit
gans normal. Sour sic 2ongetpeile
plaate ibn febr.
9ie &ranfenibtpeiter, sic Doftor
Sdmalfelot nod am ielben Abeno aus
ser 9tabt eeididt bate, tpar cine al=
tere. iebr itiue unb Ianetpeiliee Ser
ion. Sic ibien itnuner n,iioe au iein,
fam 5luar ibren 9flidten setpiiienbaft
nod, mar aber ni6t fir cine fura=
tpeilige ltnterbalt,.ne 5u baben. 6rou
Hrofeiior Delius tam ieoen Gag ei-
nige Male au ibm berein. INN iid
mad ieinem 8efinben au erfunoiaen
unb NIT ibrer idrilen Stitnme auf
i'm einaureben. Dieie Dame uno ibre
gan5e art tpar ibm aber 10 nnipm>
patbtid, baB er iie INNER m0glidlt
fnr5 abfertiate. Goa Wearie batte er
nod ni6t tpieoer eeieben, felt Tie an
ienem Abeno iein 3ilnmer berIaiien
batte uno Ser Bfleeerin ibr Mmt ob-
trot. Ct beldaftiete iid ober in &C.
oonfen biel NIT ibr. SIR itilles, ianf-
tes uno ood aueIeid enersiibes @e=
len BEL ieinem unfan batte linn iebr
imponiert. sic idien gentiitbobu at
iein, aber obne SentimentalitGt uno
teine iener priioen 3imperlieien, sic
ibm elei@ unausiteblid tparen mie
fribole Grauen. ltnb ibr Mnblid tpar
ibm ipmpatbiid. Sic par feline
S4onbeit I'M ftreneen Gimme, ober
ann.utig un6 bou 2iebreia. - 6eute
ipar ein tpun6erponer, flarer Jrub-
fommertag. Die s6peIter bate auf
oes aranfen Wunid ben Dinan an
oas Geniter eeroIlt un6 oieies ee0ff-
net. Armin atmete nit bollen 3iiaen
Die berrlide 2uft Elm unb Iieb fein
ause in oie Jerne ibtpeifen Bic au
ben tualobetuadienen &obenaiieen. Gin
leiies @erduid int @arten n,a6te ibn
aufmerfiam. DrauBen ouf ben Ties
beftreuten @artenmegen tam @ba Ma-
rie oaber unb priifte nit ioreenoen
8liden bie 5ablreiden &oienitrduber.
Gin groBer, rubber Sut beidattete ibr
liebes, ernites @eiidt. sic trug @oit-
fG1en 1rnn cine Gdlprp hei fidi 1tnA
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-17
Nsitt,Ssd, Sta ~. Sail 1910
un6 periuhte Elm 2GdleIt.

q ,,9as lift Elm ibledter anfang, lie
ber 9ebtsanpaIt. 8enn id aber.
elarbifd mare, fonute ib bas fir ein
boies Bor5eihen balteu. Mber ineine
gottesfiirdtise ielige Mutter pfIegte
IN fol6en Jallen al iagen: ,8er tpeib.
sipesbalb Der liebe 8ott bier giniprahe
erbebt, CT: min intmer nur inier Sc.
ties, aud iuenn. es anbers ibeint. '"
p uDaran balten sic nur felt, 9err
bon 2eboen. Die goriebuns fiibrt uns
oft ionberbare Bege." .-.s.. ,-~.
Ct fab oaufbar all Coo 0sarie bin-
iiber. Sic Iddelte siitie ,,nb erneuerte
Die aompreiie. Damn iaete iie ernit:
Limo ben erobten @ludsumltauo
bergeiieu sic au ertp6bnen. @enu es
Sbnen nidt eel,tneen tpdre, oie Yfer-
be 5um steben au brineen, 10 tpdre
ein biel eroBeres unsliid moglidb &C.
tueien. Gin 3uiammenitob nit Den,
3uee bate berbangnispon fit biele
tperoen fonnett." ~
- ualio tuia id als einaiaes Opfer
,neinen l1nfau NIT @iiroe tragen.
Vtib peintgt rur ber, @eoanfe, oab
id Sbnen als LATTICE Storuns in SIR
frieolides Seim faIIe.''
Sic iab i'm ernit an.
uWenn es pirfli6 cine Storuua
tpdre, IGItta tpiiroe alns 1as Musiiben
elmer einfa6en Menidenpfli6t iider
nibt iein. Sd bite Sic aber nun
ernitlid, nidt mebr at ipreden Bis
5ur anfunft oes Mr5tes. 8epor mir
nibt genar tuiiien, Oh Sic ni6t nod
onoere gerlesungen oopongetraaen
boben, lit goriidt am 8late." %
@r idlob geboriam oie Mueen uno
fprad nidt mebr.
9ie 3eit bis aur anfunft 6es gra-
fes bereine iebr laneiam. gie erldie-
men Ole. Wetnuten. LANCER, ols in fol-
den 5daen. @nolib fab gpa Nearie
ietnen 8asen auf ser Strabe beran-
tommen. Sic fannie i'm eenou bon
Der aranfbeit ibres gaters ber.
9oftor Sdmalfelot tpar oerlelbe,
Der aud 5rieorid bon 2epoen beban,
belt batte. Ser &utider batte linn
eraablt, mas iid sugetraeen, nn6 er
tpar nit allem berieben, mas er in
1olden 5allen brau9te.
slls er Mrmin eriinolid unteriud,t
'nno @ba Maries Berban6 bon Dem
eebrodenen @ein entfernt batte, .na6-
te er ein 5,1frieoenes @eiidt.
,.Sie baben mir oa biibld ius
9anotperf gepfuidt, &inoden. Da
bleibt mir faum nod mas su tuu.
9ut ab, oas baben Sic famos beiorat!
Nun f0nnen Sie mir tpobl aud nod,
Elm bibhen aur 6ano geben, Bic mir
oas 8ein oroentlid eingepodt baben"
fagte ct ldhelnb au @bn Warie.
,@ern, @err Doftor; tpenu id, IT.
9eno ettpos belfen fonn, bin i9 be-
reit.'
uSdou, oas lit Elm @ort. Nuu,
4err bon 2eDoen, ieoenfalls bat ST.
men 5rdulein Delius ourd ibr ibnel-
les un6 fderes gingreifen cine Menae
sdmer5en eripart.' = = -'
sd BIN ibr audi Iebr 6anfbar,
+Serr Doftor. @ndoiees GrduIein -
sic MAIDEN mid fir INNER 5,t Sbrem
6f1uI6ner. - -"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
Veterans Home Guard
To Be Organized In B. c.

NICIObiA, Ii. @. - Gordon 8
Wismer, provincial attorney gem
eral. returned from Ottawa We'd
nesday with official sanction for
his plans for internal security"
First steps viii involve imme-
date recruiting Of an additional
$50 men for the veterans HON,
guard. ana establishment Of offices
for registration Of all privately
owned firearms IN the province.
Registration Of firearms. mads
compulsory by recent dominion
legislation, WAS expected 10 start
abolr August IS. wisner will con-
fer with Brig. c. v. stockwsilm.
G. o. c. military district No. II.
with regard 10 early recruiting of
home guard units.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
cOUNFY S0FTBALL TOURNAMENT OPENS WEDNESDAY
Annual Tacoma Tennis Tourney Opens Thursday
Just an Old Line
OF Fight Ballyhoo

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p fVsi,sitf y ne te''sssIs. 1sssz.l-
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s'N.ss -. 81,
fs'tss"'ssh NHes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08

LEIPERv1LLE, Pa.-Boh Mont
gomery's the most whispered
about but least known big-tme
fighter in the ring today.
Montgomery II principal in the
very latest whispered "Philadel-
phia story: that he. Montgomery
the super-Armstrong- knock
out Lightweight Champion Lew
Jenkins In less than the six
rounds required by the Great
Henry Armstrong three weeks sgo.
II seems that this mystery
man Of maui. Montgomery. 10
slated for . 1o-round non-fitis
bout with Jenkins ut fhiis-
delphla's shibe park . week
from Monday, Aug. 10.
Montgomery Ia a Negro. aged
only Il years. Fans insist that
he's the greatest lightweight Phila-
delphia has known since the hey
dey of Lew Tender, some IL
years ago. They refer TO him al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
HELPED sTANDARDfzE
SCHOLASTIC RULES

Ray contributed much 10 maxi
Ina up the present scholastic code.
which. with intelligent enforce
ment. reduced injuries IS per cent.
he played 4 big part In standard
ling II nationally
he points out that 90 per cent
Of the rule changes In recent years
came from the high schools. which
are the greatest football iabora-
tories.
A survey made last season
showed that the average total time
the ball was In motion was only
IL minutes and AZ seconds.
The average length Of times out
for college games IA 4s seconds
less than for professional games
The number Of times out In a
professional game range from 90
TO ~ and vary in length from
Sis seconds TO 72s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
Girls Will
Participate
In Pageant
lust One OF MonY
Episodes In Ball
Feoture TussddY

one Of the features 81 the
"caYsleaae u Baseball which
viii he presented At A,histle park
here next Tuesday night as an
added attraction n the western
international ieasne game he.
tween the Tigers and Vancouver
capllanos that night. viii be the
Parade ~ Leagues
Comeiy Tsrama Eifis. aitifed
In ehle costumes. uiIi repre-
sent tho ssriaus professional
leagues ~ the country In q
eoiosfui and appalling process
slon.
The Parade Of Leagues" II but
one ~ more than = daxen episodes
that make up the spectacular pa.
gsant that has thrilled hundreds II
thousands IN ball PARKS frvm ons
end Of the country 10 The othss
during the laat year.
The pageant depicts the national
game from this day In isss that
Abner Doubleday. then q cadet
Al west Point. interrupted = gains
81 town naii % start . huaeh Of
boys off on a ns~ game base.
bail. until iodsy shsn millions u
Americans daily enjoy the thrill.
Of ths diamond
The aa.i ~ the ~fssalsads
Of BASEBALL .. beisf recruited
estirsiy fran fse"ma talent.
bat the direstisa ana script IL
al beins handed pFsf---
s.sasiiy ny Al hspp. the eisssr
fsiiss aha sssas sssh . great
shoe out ~ "nsiiIn' Hhyfhm"
FOG tina klwaais eins . lev
months aga.
ina snow lasts ~ minutes sna
ils conclusion sili blend In viii
the beginning ~ the BASEBALL Eams
between thu c.pllsnos aad ~.
Tigers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
MONTGOMERY Called Super-Armsirong

the "super-Armstrong." the
Chocolate churner." the Brown
Bob-Cst." etc.
EYES ON WEDDING
Montgomery. q plsasant-faced,
soft-spoken Negro lad who was
born and reared at Sumter. 3. C..
says, II don't know anything about
this super business. I just knows
that boxin' is easier than workin'
in a laundry-which ! did when !
first came to Philadelphia. I'm
tryin' to make q few dollars for
myself and family, and IL i knocks
out Jenkins, maybe me and my
Little Msllis can get married "
They call him the super
Armstrong" because he fights
with the same whim-wham-
shimmy bob and weave -
Hammering Henry. but he h
taller. rangier and hits harder
than Hurricane Hank. He l.
broadshouIdered and spindle
legged like Armstrong. but
somewhat elongated.
Beaten only once in 81 profes.
sional fights. he has registered II
knockouts. In his last trip through
the ropes he beltsd out Jimmy
Vaughan Of New York in tn
second round. Vaughan. a veteran
never had been ksyoed before.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08

VINO ain rum More important,
who viii vim
One thing appears certain
There viii be a small but very sx-
elusive field for the running.
Al Ro~enberE's PaiA sqnsw
made this prediction stick BY
virtue 81 her winning per
formaaos In last Sundays MI
Rainier hsndieap Al one mile
and sns-slxteenth-
In accounting for the Nj
Rainier. the Dsstogri nliy trounoed
older and more seasoned cam
paignsrs IN q manner that left
little 70 h. desired BY her owners
FER hollow triumph left spectators
with the opinion mat the all.
importss, Derby vas wrapped ana
virtually delivered 70 ths Rossa-
berg barn
But trouble from an upsxpectsd
quarter reared lts veleoms head
into ths Derry picture this morn
ing. whsn Alien Dramheilsr. con
dltionsr for the Eittsss stabis q
Seattle. stated that the improved
thrss-year-oid vsidina Chief Il s;ill
very much In the running. and
would 70 postvsrd for the elsAsle.
CONS next Sunday afternoon.
AND SOME MORE
Add 70 this pair. y. NJ Green
woods sun supsristta; Essdrnore
stables Do~ny Pillow; Nell Evans
Sun o'Pridss; Eittses concha ara
vsldins Ace. In addition 70 A2sty.
Mobolon. Drolling. Frank Henry.
Photo Finish. Aidrfgs. Chief Sal
tsse and possibly fe~ others ana
there might Be a horse race Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
PIONEER LEAGUE

BOISE, Ida.-Twin Falls de-
feated Boise. So. here last night
in the only scheduled Pioneer
league game-but took 10 innings
10 DO t.
Endress was credited with Twin
Falls three winnings runs In the
tenth inning when he drove over q
homer with two on.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
Criminals Best Sfoy
Clear OF This Place

AkDMOkE. Pa--LoWer Merton
township on suburban Philsdsi-
phias Main Line has the greatest
number Of policemen per populs-
ton Of any other place In the
world. and has nearly twice a.
many per 1000 inhabitants a. the
average American community.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
Pros Hire Chicago High School
Official TO Speed Up Football
n, HARRY oRAysoS
MA service sress. EaItes


CLEVELAND When 90 q the
nations ieadinf officials assem-
hied IN Cleveland for the rules
Interpretation meeting ~ the Ma
tional League Of Professional Fooi-
ball Clubs. they were isetured by
a little old gentleman named Hugh
Light Ray.
sherry Rays work In Chl.
cage scholastic circles over
long period ~ year, Was 80
outstanding that the National
league has given him q five
year contract a. technical al
wiser. he has taken . leave
Of absence from the Chicago
board Of education % devote
all hls time 10 his new work.
Ray. who played Quarterback AZ
Illinois IN 1905 and who has since
been = topnotch football and bas-
ketbali referee. has been instructed
TO remove dead spots from the
game TO sise the public more
for its money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08

The Tacoma sp0rtsmsn's associ-
alton viii hold ia regular meeting
ana Alternating lunch this Wed
nasdsy night a. o'clock a. the
clubroomA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08
Sports Parade
nv HENRY McI.ENoRr

- rIafI correspondent
NEW YORK - There was a
doctor in the house yesterday.
Before you go and get your
hopes up. and happily picture
me a. tossing on a bed OF pain.
let me say that Il was Doctor
Jock Sutherland and that he
came by for no more serious
purpose than 70 talk football.
II was mighty hot To talk
football. The sofa slmmered IN
the sun. The end tables per-
spired freely. and now and then
one could spot = mirage dancing
over In the corner where we
some day hope to replace the
coal company calendar with a
Van Gogh.
But when an old All.America
like myself you Remember
MeLenore. Vat '6p) and the
new coach Of the Brooklyn foot
ball Dodgers get together.
August becomes November and
every chair In the living room
becomes an operating tackle 10
he taken out.
FIRST TO SWITCH
Our swelterine meeting was
necessitated by the fact that In
two weeks Doctor Sutherland.
the first famed college coach
ever TO switch to the profess
sional game, is scheduled TO take
his Brooklyn squad to training
camp.
There were a dozen questions
/ wanted TO ask him and the
doctor answered all Of them.
He thought his backfield would
be only fair. what with Ace
Parker still ON the mend from
a leg fracture. and hs two stars
Of the draft--kinnick and Nc
Fadden, unlikely to come 20
terms. He Is hopeful, however,
that shelley Of Furman. IA
dwsrny Of ohio State and
Dougherty and Donovan Of Ore
ron win live up to their repu-
tations.
Sutherland figures the line
will be more than adequate with
such a veteran a. Bruiser Kin
nsrd on hand 10 bolster such
newcomers as Gussie Of West
Virginia, kuhsric and Beinor OF
Notre Dame, Merrill OF Ala
bama, Coon of North Carolina
state. Bailey OF Duke and Petro
of Pittsburgh.
MORE AND MORE PASSES
AS for passes. Sutherland says
no team In the league Will throw
more of them than Brooklyn.
MY reputation A. q pass
Halter was earned during the
years when we didn't have q
passer st Pittsburgh. The last
time we had . passer &C Pitt
was i'm 1854 when Warren Heller
was there. II you win recall.
we emphasized the aerial game
then and won plenty Of games
with A." Sutherland Isn't con-
WINGED that bulk IL necessary In
professional linemen.
II have always found that a
fast. game and capable man
weighing between ls5 and 100
pounds is big enough 10 take
care Of himself" he explained.
AS a matter Of fact. my expe-
rience has taught me that the
lighter. faster man usually has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08

1910 for a claiming price ~ o. $50
or less and have not won st2s A.
this meeting, nor two races for a
claiming price ever 1i,2a0 since
May 1 Three.yesr-olds ia lhs
older III lbs winners NJ tb2s
twice IN 1910 SLOWED ! ina n
sl7s once or 1919 t~ice In 1910.
5 his; of ta7o in ipto. allowed
4 lbs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08

xBat,ed for pentscos, in an " .
sCoRk BY fHrTFos
superior Dairy ..... ooi 400 800 7
Tnrf Smoke Shop aoi $40 llx-I3
SUMMARY
Stolen bsses = Abbott .. Kuper.
BISHOP. Sacrifice hits - Ziegenfllss,
bowers. Two base hlts - Nlessen d
kuper. Three base hit - Abbott,
Home run--Bishop. Double plays -
Pagni 10 Anaarn 70 Berg. Morris 20
nolitor 70 zierenfuss Left on bases
-Superio Dairy 5. Turf smoke shop
2. Nine fIts . runs off Goldsmith in
. plus 1hninEs. 4 hits runs of
kahout In inninks: hits 4 runs
OF hh.nrn IN 2 innings. Q hits 4
runs oN Pentecost in q Innings. B
hi1 Q rms of Hansen in j innins
d f.n.ssos, AH snssnn T. b. ssso on
6alls-off Goldsmith 2. Kshout 4.
Ahesrn ]. pentecosf 1. losing pitcher
..-oo,dsni,h. winning pitchsr-.psn.
ed bali-Thorisifson Ttms ~ FANS
LIB. umpire-clart.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-08

major proportions on tap for
Sunday.
Psla squsw stands 10 b. the
lowest price pubic ehsise Of
thu season N shs IL elected 10
contest the sunday feature.
According 10 all -dops"
I~dgsrs. shs stands "a romp 10
. hollow triumph. but - the
old saying hss 1.-THE, sfiii
have 10 run sround the trafh
Many has b~ea thu tims that
|. bad break In SaeiaE isek hss
deprived . shorf.pnesd IA
ssriis ~ his ~ hsr rsEht -
visit the winners eirels.
n isn't likely b. happen IN this
years edition - ths Washington
Derb1. bat ss mentioned before
they atm have 10 20 through the
motions
After ths running q ne Queen =
Plate handicap last Sunday ths
xirs VINO bore colors In the event
yelled ions ard loud for a return
engagement 10. the regular Ions
acres riders wtll have sn opporta.
nifty 70 prove their victory VA
not a ngks when this sunday they
again take up felns Al a mile. Ths
event has been labeled '-Ths Bellies
and Beats"
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Johnson Painters
Face Zion Luthers
Jensen Fuelers Of Tocomo Scheduled
10 Meet PuYollup Nine in Twin Bill

.,s"n aeenong champs viii open the Pierce County
s ssnp'ohsnp tourney Wednesday night A. 40 ors - 49,
sumner high school field aon Intssr.a nv @ On tss
the first Of a douhle-header me game WI Be
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APPOINTMENT IN LINE WIN
PROS PROGRESSIVE POLICY

Extreme activity on the part
Of the officials has little bearing
on the length Of the times out AZ
the ball IL invariably retrieved
ana placed for the neat down be.
fore the teams are ready 10 play. 4"
reports Adviser Ray
Hut as spectators are not
aware 81 these facts. ~ j.
best that an appearance Of
activity he maintained IRE