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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16

Joe Halatino. former santa cara
star, win b in center field for
General Motors Trucks Of the Ia
coma City league. according to an
announcement by Johnny Helm
rick, Truck skipper. Salty rest
ed last year. but the warm wealth
or. plus the sound Of basehits Of
the old hickory sent Joe chasing
into the moth balls for the old
monkey suit.
Aside from salatino. who kept
IN psrfect shape BY playing bas-
ketball during the winter months,
Heinrich win have Stan Wallace
ana Earl Forsythe for outer gar
deners. Bittner. Nerkle. Bichsel
and Ward. Chuck Rasmussen. one
ef the smsrtest catchers In the
City league. win do the brunt OF
ths backstopping for Heinrich.
Whitley Naczen. Eddie Colbo,
hin Komp and Laurie Heath Of
last years team form the pack-
bons Of the hurting staff. while
Dick Smith OF Bellarmins and
Jimmy Krnpp Of Bucoda are thu
two additional moundsmen from
whom Heinrick expects lot Of
defensive power.
Alfhough nttls coacrete In
formnfiea b forthcoming from
Co Ra1ne. nanager Of the
Canmarana BrotheEs club. 70
y reportsd that TIE Bottlers
vim start anew this year with
: host u youngsters. the de-
velopment u thess lads being
- foremost thought In the
mid 81 sid Gus
And % goes the news. Each CIT,
league skipper h hiding . host o
talent in an inside pocket. Few
contracts have been forwarded .
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Golf

AIlenmore = Sunday. best nine:
H. r. Venske, 35-4ia-3olz; Jerry
Geehan. 47-7h-33la: orland Nell
son. 3s-41z-33la; Dick Allen. AZ
s-34; C. E. Bonnell. 41-7-34.
Saturday, medal play: George
Hollingstad, 1855; Larry Huse-
by, 74-7-67; C. f. Bonnell, s2-14
-6s; Bert Dunn, net IS; Fred
Sandoz, $3.50; Roscoe Smith,
ss-17-71.
Fircrest - Sunday. medal play:
First division. o. A. Watkins, IT.
s-6s; Frank Seversen. 76-s-6s:
John Flynn. S0-12-6s. Second
division: Dan Trippear. s2-23-6e;
J. W. Anderson, S7-16-71.
Saturday, best ball twosome:
First division, George Poe and
Homer Rothermel. 74-13-61: John
Corliss and Neil Leslie. 69-s-61 /;
A. d. Myers and r. Harlow. 1914
So. Second division: Bill Ross
and Howard Smith, ss-24-64; C.
o. Terry and Fred Henrickson, So
1864; Jim Hooker and Art Drip,
s4-1s-66; Harry Hansen and Bill
Sheehan, s6-2o-66.
Meadow Park Sunday, best
nine: First division Stan King.
$3.50: Stan Bacior, 34-3-301s.
Second division: George vogel. 49,
1lis-27la; Bruce Swanson, S.
sia-2els; Jim Corhill, 41-11-
2ela.
Afternoon sweepstakes: C. S.
Bell, 77-15-62.
In sweepstakes play at Highland
John Larson OF Ailenmore was tied
for medal play with Jack Mcintyre
OF Highland with scores OF SO.
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unIJYWOOn
BOWLING

With every member Of the team
shooting more than 500, the Hotel
winthrop feminine bowlers Of Ia
coma won first place in a bowling
tournament for Northwest wom-
en- at Aberdeen, Sunday. shooting
27so. including 1856 pins handicap.
to top IA strong feminine teams.
Columbia Beer. only other Ia
coma entry, was among the four
money winners. placing third with
a score of 1900. The scores:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16
Golf Play SET

SUMNER - Five Puget Sound
conference golf squads will COM
pete at Linden golf course wednes-
day with Sumner Spartans as host.
Highline finished first in the first
match at Lakewood. followed by
Puyallup. Sumner. Enumciaw and
Buckley in that order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16

When yon need few extra dol
lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. This
will bring you cash from some
one II you advertise them with
an inexpensive Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3l51.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16

Losing pitcher. Fleming: innings
pitched. Fleming 7 plus. at bat, of
Fleming %: hits. off Fleming 8; runs
scored. off Fleming 8: runs response
BILE for. Fleming 5. Lillard o: struck
out by Fleming 8. Lillard 4: bases
on balls. off Fleming 4. Liliard =:
wild pitch. Andrews: left on bases.
Hollywood z. Los Angeles S: two-base
hits Collins. Cihoeki: runs batted in,
Carpenter 4. Sweeney 2. Cihocki, LII
lard. Strinser q. Eovikoff: sacrifices.
Sweeney. Fleming: stolen base, STATE:
double play. Lillard to Cihocki 70
Collins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16
Lincoln Defeats
|Eaionville Twice

Two fine mound performances
gave the Lincoln high baseball
nine both ends Of double bill
against Eatonville. Saturday. Lor-
en- Ralph's Abes won the first 81,
and the second. TO.
The Abes win encounter two
practice foes this week before they
start playing for keeps" at Eve
rett Friday. The Cross-State OPEN
er win be q double-header. The
two practice tits find the Abes
crossing bats with shelton this
Monday afternoon at Lincoln and
entertaining Fife on the Lincoln
lot this Wednesday after school.
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for Darrow in sixth

Losing pitcher. Darrow; innings
pitched, barrow S: at bat. off barrow
20: hits, off Darrow 6: runs response
BILE for. Craghead 2, barrow 5: struck
out. by Craghead 4. Darrow 8: bases
on balls, off Craghead 2. Darrow 4;
home runs, Christoff. Conroy; two
base hits, Christoff, Haslin; runs
batted in, Christoff. Conroy, Stewart,
Williams, Haslin 2; sacrifices, Vergez,
Craghead: time. $50. Umpires, Ed
wards and Powell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16

Losing pitcher. Lefebvre: innings
pitched. by Lefebvre 50, Quay ~:
at bat, off Lefebvre 10. Quay s; hits.
off Lefebvre IL: runs scored. off Le-
febvre 4. Gregory 8. Quay 2; runs
responsible for. Lefebvre 9; struck out.
bases on balls, off Lefebvre l. Greg
DRY 3. Quay 1. Jensen 2; hit by
pitcher. Jennings by Gregory; three
base hits. Jennings. Barrett: two-base
hits. Jennings. Schuster. Lawrence:
runs batted in. White, Lawrence 3,
Kelleher. Norbert. Schuster. Jennings.
Holder: stolen bases. Vanni. Archie:
double plays. Jennings TO Burns,
Wright to Burns, Schuster TO Cos
carart TO Archie; time, 40. Um-
pires. Hood. Engeln and Mazzeo.
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second Camel
PORTIANn

In Tacoma, Sunday, the first and
second half winners of the Car
stems league staged their series on
the Play Nor alleys for the league
title. and the Beefers defeated the
Lucky Dogs to win the champion
ship. The score:
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a Batted Tor FLORES IN lIItn.
b Batted for Hernandez in ninth.
Ran for Reynolds in ninth.
Hollywood ........... 400 600 00l-5
Los Angeles ......... 600 2o2 600
Losing pitcher. Kush: innings
pitched, by Flores 5; at bat, off Flores
ia: hits, off Flores 3; runs scored. off
Flores 4: runs responsible for. Flores
4. Osborne 4. Kush /: struck out. by
Osborne 2. Kush 2; bases on balls,
off Flores 2. Kush l; left on bases.
Hollywood S, Los Angeles 4; home
runs. Thompson, Mayo; two-base hit.
Novikoff: runs batted in. Thompson
4, 4dayo 3. Cihocki. Skelley: sacrifice.
Kahle; stolen base, Mayo: double play.
Sweeney to Shelley to Sweeny: time
of game, 1850. Umpires. Doran and
Farming.
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winning pitcher. Powell: losing
pitcher. Tate: innings pitched. Walk
er 6ih. Gibson 9. Scribner "a. Tate
0 plus: at bat, off Walker as. Gibson
20. Jensen 3. Scribner e. hits. off
scored, off Walker 3. Gibson s. Scrib-
ner 3: runs responsible for. Walker
n. Jensen /. scribner 1. Powell /:
bases on balls. off Walker 6. Gibson
3. Jensen l. Scribner !. Tate l. Radu-
mich /: hit by pitcher. Warner, Nor
bert by walker. Norbert by Tate;
three-base hits. White. Gyselman:
two-base hit. Wright; runs batted in,
Niemiec. Walker. Storey. Gyselman.
Vanni. Holder, Schuster. Burns g..
Wright 2. Jennings. O'Doul: sacrifice.
Niemiec. Gyselman. Wright: stolen
base. Schuster; double plays. Wright
10 Storey to Burns 2. Holder to Sprinz
to Wright.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16

ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METcALF

ONE Of phelans perpetual boosters (sideways) summed
up Of washinston's 1910 grid talent. hit lunch
snow, there is grid talent. Phelan can't win with
that material then hen win. And I'll bet he doesn't
don't IKE his coaching IL .l He hasn't s.;s. got IT.
Where do you think they play the best brand Of foot
bah In the East South Southwest Midwest
sWhys replied PheIans booster without hesitation they
play the best football right out here this Pacific coast
Our second division clubs 60 back there ana oea ne
wen would seem to listener that by
year stretch one fun decade of $50
better half out Of 10
Ss any Ssv. been n. great Yankee. Of
empire which millions are spent In average &C. for 10 ana
hastsd:
state and the Oregon schoos They're not 80 hot
they enough 70 beat the leading teams of The
psrsssass asAsr than Husky
7 don't care sim think phelsn can't coach with
well there's his record How many other coaches can top for
guy negatively
stubborn guy right
And right spread
map. me Hshmans ioyssr record is superb -.
Listen -.
Idahos fishing season opens today, and Of salmon
IS n. % in ~s
cleaner and sporty fishing will prevail Harvey
Johnson former Tacoman the Illinois state fancy diving
TUE recehty Noseu OUT ca oenes Scago VINO hosed h'
out last Harvey, by the artist contribute
ing to major magazines Humor well serious product
The Bears Of California be of class but
they'll sturdy group Hudcs waiting for them
Terry loathes night
game hastily
night have
gsncs Five just Donne Of 24hour periods
shn. Yaxxir boys and gals shn New York
cocness
his title Larry McPhai Brooklyn balyhoo genius. has
night
tickets show replica Of electric light globe Day ticket
Identification Maybe doesn't at night
Ma q In
theshsephair Northwest
appear strong taking terrific beaings
PoRxse salmon derby win
psisn double last mark ITS
ldds such ciean sport
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16
Coast Standings

Yesterdays RESULTS
Seattle &c. San Francisco s-s.
Los Angeles la. Hollywood SIS.
Sacramento ST., Portland IL.
Oakland "a, San Diego is.
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Runs responsible for. Salveson l,
Hebert 3: struck out. Salveson 0. He
bert 8: bases on balls. off Salveson
/, Hebert 5: left on bases. Oakland
10, San Diego 6: two-base hit. Jensen;
runs batted in. Dunn. Salveson. Stin-
son. Christopher 2: sacrifice. Salve-
son; double plays. Vergez to Luby
to Dunn, Mesner to Berkowitz.
(Second Camel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16

Runs responsible for. Thomas D.
on balls, off Thomas 1. Judd 4: wild
pitch. Judd: runs batted in. Hawkins.
Garibaldi. Blattner, Galindo 2, Ogro-
dowski sacrifice, Galindo: double
plays, Galindo to Blattner TO Barton.
Reich TO Brown.
(Second Camel
pORTTAN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16

Winners OF the first division were
as follows John Larson. 69-7-62: Art
Able, 73-lo-63; Jack Mcintyre. 6g-6
SO Bud Lehman, 7l-7-64: Jack
Johnston. 73-9-64: John O'Brien,
$3.50: c. A. Payne. 74-e-65: Frank
keuss. 72-7-65: J. r. Corless. 75-e-
Go. l. j. Pullman. Eddie REVERE and
Al Buhre lost in draw for last place.
Winners OF second division were
Bill kister. 75-ii-64: Bert Kepka,
I7-l3-64; r. W. Wiley. 76-l2-64;
Jim H. Anderson. 75-ii-64: Ride
Morgan 7-l2-65: Don Bourgaize,
78-l2-66; +. c. McEwe. 79-l3-66:
Tom Brown, 79-i3-66: T. l.. Ander-
son lost in draw for last place.
Winners OF the third division were
as follows: George Marshall, 8l-lo-
o.. Bob Younerg, 80-l7-63; Harry
johnson. 8l-17-64: Heine Hademan,
8l-17-64; Chas. Barofsky, 78-i4-64;
Tom Wallace. S0-l6-64: Nels Nor
berg, 7a-l4-64: Bill Hedberg, s4-l9-
IS; Bob Wilson, 79-l4-65: George
Moe, 63-16-65: A. r. Lehman, B5-
1876; Jess Lower, 6i-l5-66.
Winners of the fourth division
were as follows: Geo. Glass s6-26-
so; jess Roster jr. 54-22-62: j. o.
Peterson; 1855; Norm Erpelding,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16
Old Timers Defect
WPA Team. 8 to 2

Libke limited the opposition to
six hits and struck out 13 men as
the Sixth Ave. Old Timers defeat
ed the WPA team in a baseball
game Sunday at the College of
Puget Sound field. The score was
8 to 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16
City League Baseball Teams Line Up
Talent for Race; Salaiino 10 Play

Dill Howell, City league commits
sioner. However, the secrets will
be revealed real soon as the teams
must cut their rosters to 1s men
by April 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16
Tony Firpo Decides Tilt
By Poking Out Home Run
More Thon 1000 Fons See Bengols
Perform at Athletic Pork; Hurlers
Please. Tossing in Mid-Seoson Form

Power defense in Sundays ntro-olub whic
the workout of the Athletic Park largely due
that uni b.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16
Pacific Coast League Box Scores

Losing pitcher. Specie: innings
pitched. Hilcher. 81; at bat, off Hi
cher al: hits. off Hilcher 4: runs
scored. off Hilcher l. Specie /. Kleinke
J.: struck out. Hilcher 2, Specie 2.
Kleinke 2: bases on balls, off Hill
cher 2. Specie /. Kleinke 8; passed
ball, erik: left on bases. Portland =.
Sacramento 6: two-base hits. Fer
nandes, Marshall. Frederick, Barton.
Garibaldi: runs batted in. Barton,
Blattner: sacrifices Marshall, Hill
cher: double plays. Brown to Muller,
Garibaldi to Bailey to Barton.
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Some Facts About
the Schools

Nv J 8 vAndiver. state superm-
ssndsnt Of Eancstson1
A series Of five school adEniuis-
traturx' conferences will Be held IN
the state from june 3-T These con-
ferences are sponsored BY the state
Department Of Education. Meetings
vii De held az the folloxing places
Monday. June ,. Haxiehurst
Tuesday june 4. HattiesbuFg
Wednesday. june s. Philadeiphia
Thursday. June 6. Pontotoc.
Friday. June 7. Greenwood.
The conferences vii convene At
u O'Clock and VIII continue
through the day. Members OF the
state Department Of Education who
deal with administrative problems
viii be present az all Of these confer
ences and will lead the discussions
These discussions VIII deal with
budgetine. transportation. school
buildings. the new textbook Law. new
school legislation. and other ad-
illustrative problems IN connection
with the school program.
In these conferences we expect the
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Food Stamp Plan OF
Fed. Commodities Cor.
To Be Much Expanded

washington. May a.. Surveys
. bring made ~ eoveFnsa=nt o.
facias win determine the extent of
expansion IN A~ziEsissippa 81 the Rnod
Stamp plan Of the FEDERAL Surplus
Commodities Corporation. Senator
Harrison said today.
Twenty cities and counties In
Mississippi are appealing for ezfab-
iizhmrnt Of tina program. the sena.
Ter said. adding that: 4 am and
have been cooperating with county
and city leaders in the proper pre-.
sentation Of their petifion&
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mentioned ~ possible applicants.
The plan ID nou operating IN Jones
and Forrest counties IN MlszlnsippG
Cities petitioning for the program
n Cortnth. vicksburg. starkville.
New Albany. Meridian. Tnpelo.
Grenada. ciarksdale. jackson.
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lambus and Coluan0ia. Counties III
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cock Pearl River. Calhoun and wIn-
ston Counties mentioned as pos
sSse applicants are Yaiobusha. Tai
lahatchie. Pamela. Carroll. Mont
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county superintendent. separate
school district superintendents ano
consolidated superintendenta and
principals 70 be present Dsscuszlons
IN ~ meeflnss VII BE- Of vital
lfnpoFtance % every sehool admin
istFator In the state IN setting uu
and administering the school pro-
gram for next year.
II Is. therefore. on hope that
every school administrators IN the
state viii make plans 70 be present
At one Of the conferences.
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