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La gaceta., 1940-09-25
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

edo soltadas, cen e. fin de orian
tarse Despu65, sin vacilar, to-
mar Ia verdad.ra direction. En-
diez minutes pueden llegar a Ia
A,isdad.y 81 sitio escogido, 81 Sc
-fs echa a corta distancia.
B Las palomas de gran experien
cia Sc sueltan a centenares de
millas de d~istancia Y cast STEM
pre- retornan al hogan.
Hay varias teorfas sohre CO .
mo logran hacerlo. -
Made verdaderamente sabe
como 10 hacen. Q
Puede ser que reconozcan lu-
CARES del canine u otra cosa, pc
no 10 que listed suponga puede
tan cierto como 10 que otros
dieNn o afirmen.
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DemocNe;as con los>Niaos

Varios eXparimsn5os rae Liam
hecho en- la Univeeidad deIo-
wa sobre como manejar o gun
a los nipos. En- uno dNellos 50
les dijo 10 que tenfan que n@er;
en- otro Sc les guio y ayud6 Y en-
81 tercero Sc les dej6 a su Abe
drio.
I'm nino de 10 amos, colo ado
en- Ell primer experiments, die;
"Tenemos que hacsr, de prisa, 70
que Sc nos manda". Este comen
tario Sc hizo contra ell metodo
autocratico, seg1n Ell est<dio de
los doctores en- psicologfa Kurt
Ronald Lippitt Y Ralph
X. White.
Los metodos demo Gaticos, EN-
estos eXperimentos, dieron los
mejores resultados. Bajo la de-
mocracia Jos muchachos Sc mos
traron mas amigables. dieron
mayor cooperation, mostraron
iniciativa y revelaron innega-
BILE interes. Los muchachose en-
un $50, sc decidieron por Al.
De un grupo de 20, 10 dijeron
que preferian Ia democracia. Al
gunes de los 10 sc mostraron re
beldes Y descontentos baio la
autocracia; otros, aunque sin a.
Sc mostrarOn resignados
Los resigpades en- Ia autocra-
cia sen les llamados "buenos mu
chachos', es decir los criadOs en-
Ell papel de la obediencia, la do
cilidad y Ell afecte. Esta clase
de muehachos puestos a hacer
su voluntad, no sabian que ha-
GER. Los muchachos rebeldes
bajo ell 'autocratinsmo'', GUAM
do Sc les dej6 en- Ebertad de ac-
ci6n, sabian como utilizar el
tempo.
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DIVORCIOS

Decretos: Katie Gonzalez con
ira Octavio Gonzalez; Kenneth
McMaster contra Carol F. Nc
Master; nuevas demandas: Ka-
Uterine Thompson contra Ear
Thompson; Myrtle Lynn contra
Grady Lynn Mittie LOrene Coo
per contra Robert Edwin Coop
err; Rosalia Forester contra
Joe Forester Marta Elizabeth
King contra John Albert King;
Frank G. Sparkman contra F.
thel Luisa S%parkman; Isaac
contra Marion Sweet.
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La Srta. Eleanor Ficarrotta,
de 26 amos, una enfermera, veci-
ma del 1912 &e la avenida Ne
braska, falleci6 aver en- un hos
pital local. La sobreviWen dos
hermanos, Angel y Herman, y
cuatro hermanas, Srta. Rose FL
carrottaa y Sras N. Raineri, R..
Diez y F. A. LaBarbera. Ell ca
daver recibira sepultura en- ell ce
menterio Woodlawn.
Trabajaba en- Ell departamen-
to de salud p1blica de la ciudad
de Tampa, donde ingres6 en-
1888.
La gaceta., 1940-09-25
Ell OBISPO MANNING APO
VA LA CAUSA DE INGLA-
TERRA

New York, sep. 25.-El obs
20 Manning, de la Iglesia Epis-
copal de New York, que tanto
I ayud6 a la causa de la Espana
republican,, pide que Sc socorra
a Inglaterra y que Ell pr6ximo
domingo, dfa 20, sea dedicado en-
las iglesias a orar por Ell pueblo
de la Gran Bretana.
Los gobernadores de varios
estados han ofrecido su coopera-
ci6n a Ia idea, incluyendo a los
de Georgia, South Dakota, Ari-
IONA y Carolina del Sur.
La gaceta., 1940-09-25

Dantes Belegarda ha escrito
un buen hbro TfG6lado ia Rests
lance haitienne: Recit d'histori4
contemporaries"
GSaduaomente las principales
|figuras en- el prolongado esfuer-
20 per Ia emancipation de Haiti
de "a ocupaci6n militar America
ma, dsrivan hacia la escritura re
senando aquel periodic de tribu-
laci6n. Made esta mejor dotado
para clio que Dantes Bellegarde.
Professor en- Ell Lycee Petion, de
Pcrt-au-Prince,' miembro del
Bsnqu4 Rationale de la Republi
que d'Haiti, Ministro de Agricul
tura, y de Education en- Ell gabi-
nete del Presidente Sudre OAR
tiguenave y mas tarde represen-
tante diplomatico de la rep1blica
en- Paris y Washington, M. Belle
garde apoTta a su tarea una rica
y variada experienced, al par que
un estilo frances que lie ha CANA
do los aplauses del mundo do ha-
bla francesa. Su mente Sc distin
que por Ia serenidad, 81 valor y
la objetividad. Sc pensaria que
acerca de asunto tan delicado co
mo la ocupaci6n Americana de
Haiti, en- la cual ell rencor y ell
resentimlento, jugaron la ma
yor parte, la passion correria pa.
reja con la raz6n. M. Bellegarde
demuestra ell case de que, a1n
I'm participants active puede ex-
presar la verdad desnuda cual 81
la We, intrOduciendo con bastan-
tie naturalidad los elementos sub
jetivos que por necesidad tienen
que incluirse.
Muy amenudo existe la ten
dencia a juzgar la situaci6n de
la ~ocupaci6n de Haiti en- terni
nos de diplomacion, gobierno de
marina, economic y soberania
abstracta. Existe, por otra par
te, una mas Sutil y de aspecto
menos tangible que M. Bellegar
de constata a perfection la Gre
ciente marea del prejuicio del co
lor, introducido gradual y dele
~tereamente; la creaci6n de cas-
tas sociales como jamas Haiti
habia conocido, e incontables in
cidentes de irritacin, humilla-
ci6n Y resentimientO sufridos
por los Haitianos. Tai vez esta
Ease de los veinte amos de ocupa-
ci6n jamas seran plenamente u
preciados o entendidos. Para es-
tie comentarista, que vic a Haiti
len Ell periodic algido de la ocupa-
ci6n, ell punto de vista sugeridO
por M. Bellegarde es perfecta-
mente compensate. La inter :
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UNA MUJER ACUSADA DE
EXIGIR DINERO A OTRA

New York, sep. 25.-Bajo "a
acusaci6n de exigir $4,000 a IA
RIGA heredera Miss Helen Cla-
wy Frick, una millionaire, ell 60
bierno federal detuvo aver, por
medic del Bur6 de investigated
mes, a la Sra. Stanley Beggs, de
"A amos, que vino a este pals des
de ell Canada, en- 1910, y persis-
tia en- mandar cartas amenazan-
ties a la Clay. La arrestada con-
fes6 q. ella habia escrito y man.
dado las cartas. "A listed lie pa
sara, dice una de las cartas, CO.
mo lie ocurri6 a la Hercules Pow
der Co., de Kenvil, New Jersey,
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REsaIrCIoN EN- CONTRA
DE HARRY BRIDGES

Boston, sep. 25.-La Conven-
ci6n de la Legion Americana a
prob6 hoy una resolution pidien
do sea daportado Ell lider obrero
Harry Bridges, native de Aus
tralia.
TaKnbien acord6 la Legion pc
dir Sc prohiba a los comunistas,
nazistas y fascistas d~esempsnar
puestos publicos, y que no pue-
dan presentar candidaturas EN-
las elecciones.
La gaceta., 1940-09-25
LA bAVIACION FRANCESCA
DE NUEVO,
A

Londres, sep. 25.-La avia-
clog francesa bombarde6 hoy de
nuevo asGibraltar, segdn las mo-
ticias de La Linea, Espana.
Aver salieron del estrecho, pc
netrando err e Atlantico, las u
nidads de la Ascuadra inglesa
que ALI Sc encontraban. I'm fuer
te viento sopla hoy sobre ell ca
nal ingles. BESIDE la tarde de a.
yer la mar es gruesa y peligro-
sa para Ia navigation.
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MATRIMONIOS

Jorge Alfredo Gonzalez, %,
v Mamie Mollie Fowler, 81;
w. Myers, Fl, y Marie
Watson, 10; Frank Henry Ha-
milton, 10, y Lillian Margaret
Golden, 21; William Horace Gil
bertson, %, y Favorite Thrash,
10; Richard F. Jones, n, y Bet
.ty 10 Meredith, %.
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Fl alvio de la construction"
explicado a las mujeres

porque usualmente aumenta Ell apeti-
to Y la emanaei6n del jugo gastrico;
asf ayuda a la digestion y p~rOporcio-
ma Y construye resistencia fisica. Ell
usual resultado es menos molestias
peri0dicas.
Muchas que toman CARDUI unos
dias antes y durante Eel tempo" han
encontrado que las alivia en- Ell perio-
do de incomodidad. Las mujeres han
venido usando CARDUT por mas de
so amos.
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(COatiRuGrG) }.

I'm simple m6tOdo ha ahorrado mu-
chos dolores a un numero considera-
bic de mujeres.
Sc hasa en- ell hecho de que los do
lores de cabeza, nerviosidad, dolores
parecidOs a calambres, son a menudo
sintomas de Ia "disminorrea funcio-
nal" originada por la deficiente nu-
tricion.
Ayuda para esa condici6n con fire.
cuencia sigue al uso del CARDUI,
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MATO A SUS DOS HIJOS
Y Sc SUICIDE

New York, sep. 25.-Un obre
no sin trabajo, Donald O'Reilly,
Sc suicide en- Ell parque del
Bronx luego de haber dado
muerte, con un revolver, a sus
hiios Donald, Jr., de 8 amos, y
James, de 7. Tenia Ell padre 81
amos de edad.
al serle communicate la mott
cha a la esposa y madre, nombra
da Elena, perdi6 ell conocimien-
70
La gaceta., 1940-09-25
TROPAS NAZIS PASAN POR
FINLANDIA

Helsinki, Finlandia, sep. 25.
Una nota Official admite que
Alemania viene mandando trO-
pas a Noruega y usa par ell
transporte Ell territorio finlndes.
Las tropas pasan en- transito, 10
mismo cue las mercancias, entire
ell Norte de Noruega y ell Norte
de Finlandia .
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COMPRO CANARIOs

Page por los canarios ma,
chos de mas de un ano $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- Ell 22O2
de la Gale IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
for
Hockey Series

VANCOUVER, b. C.-The Van
couver Lions, Pacific Coast Hockey
league titleholders, today were at
tempting to arrange an exhibition
series with the winners OF the
American Association playoffs in
what may be a forerunner TO a
Little Stanley Cup series next
year.
Guy Patrick, the Lions man
ager, said he had offered to
take his team TO the midwest
TO meet the American Associa-
ton champions in a fiye-game
series In mid-April.
IF arrangements are concluded,
and I think they will be, it will be
a step forward to a Little Stanley
Cup series next year" Patrick
said. THE Pacific Coast league
winners would play the American
Association champions and the sur
vivors would play the International
American titleholders for worlds
minor league crown"
The Vancouver Lions meet the
Chicago Blackhawks here Friday
in the first Of a five-game exhibit
ton series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Bells Turn
Attention
To Diamond
Four Lettermen Are
Back: Coach Locks
Mound Tulent

Bellarmine high school base.
ballers turned their attention &c
the diamond sport yesterday, about
30 candidates reporting. Four let.
termen were included, but there
was pronounced scarcity OF
pitching talent. Coach Eckstein
plans to devote most of his atten-
ton these days to correct that
fault.
The four lettermen are Bob
oConnell, Paul Griewe. Ray Ham
merschmith and Rudy Mockel.
The 1910 schedule.
April Sat O'Dea.
April 12-At Lakeside.
April 16-Stadium.
April 19-Sumner.
April 23-Seattle Prep.
April 26-Open.
April 30-Lincoln.
May 3-Lakeside.
May open.
May 10-At Sumner.
May 14-Stadium.
May 16-Lincoln.
May 21-Seattle Prep here.
May 24-O'Dea here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Commercial Softboll
League Draws Rules

The Commercial Softball league,
sponsored by the park recreation
department last night drew up its
1910 rules and regulations which
will remain practically the same
as those of 1889.
The loop will be restricted to not
more than 10 firms which must
use employees only and part time
workers who are at present en-
ployed not less than 80 hours a
month.
The next meeting viii be held on
April II. TO decide on umpires
and draw up the schedule.
Teams definitely signed UP at
last nights meeting are Buffelen
Lumber Co, +. S. Harmon Mfg.
Co., Retail Clerks, Tacoma Drug
Co. Wheeler osgood Sales Corp,
and ST. Regis Kraft Co.
Call Al Hodges. Main 41s7, park
board office. for additional infor-
nation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Freeman Wins
Shuttle Match

SATTLE-Dsve Freeman, Pssa-
dena, Cal, defending singles cham
pion, won his first-round match in
the fourth annual national bad
minton tournament today, down
ing Charles Petty, San Francisco,
1912, 1873.
Helen Gibson, Westport,
Conn.,, seeded No. l In the
women's singles, beat Doris
Deacon, Seattle, ILL, Ill.
Other first-round results:
Betty Bergman, Seattle, beat
Elsie Talso, Spokane, 11-2, ia;
Patricia Donovan, Buffalo, beat
Virginia Heaton, Seattle, lis, ITO;
Elizabeth Anselm, Oakland, beat
Marjorie Gieldseth, Seattle, 11-2,
11-6; Evelyn Boldrick, San Diego,
beat Juanita Stern. Seattle, 11-2.
11-3: Shirley Stuebgen, Oakland,
beat Sara Williams, Spokane, 1873,
Ia; Eleanor Behr. Baltimore,
beat Helen zabriskie, Oakland,
lis, ITO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Hundb0ll

The climax Of the handball sea
son in the singles will be reached
tonight on the EIks' courts when
the finals OF the ali-city tourns-
ment takes place beginning at s
O'Clock.
Al Ziegler. defending champion,
again will face last years runner
up. Bob Holder. The champion Is
favored. but rates only a slight
edge because Of the difficulty he
had in beating Harry Westbrook
and Bill Boudwin. winning four
games and losing two. Bob Holder.
on the other hand, is indicated.
having won four matches over
Art Smith and Oryiile Stewart.
Harry Westbrook and Bob
Holder. defending champions. won
their way into the doubles finals
by defeating Pete Soiberg and
George Raknesz. 2l-s and 2i-10.
Bill Boudwin and Al Howe quail
fled for the finals b. trimming
orville Stewart and Fred Osmers
1871, 21-16, z1-11.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Municipal
League Is


Tho Tacoma Municipal Amateur
Baseball association MAS ergan'
ized last night In the Park rccr~-
atian office.
Wei known local baseball lead.
ers we're the organizers Of an aaso.
citation that will take care % young
amateurs Interested In the national
sport.
Membership will consist ~ the
junior boys leagues under Is years
Of age. senior boys division. rs ID
II. Twilight Mems league. Is 10
"a. and Industrial leagues for cm.
ployes Of firms.
Other business Included reg
isIration Of all teams and play
ers. scheduling Of games and
maintenance and operation 81
diamonds.
The board Win rule On
eligibility Of players while the
directors Of league. win rule
On all ether protests,
All age changes viii he based
on May ! date and stringent rules
viii govern players who misrep.
resent their ages,
Each league viii draw mp its
own particular rules but they must
comply and receive the approval
Of the association board.
This board win consist OF nine
members. all OF whom were pres
ent at last nights session. Johnny
Heinrich. president. Bert johnson,
vice president: Al Hodges, secre-
tary treasurer. Roger Peck. Allan
Browne, DIN Howell. Gerry Gee.
han. Lee Hall and Jimmy Mosolf.
The next board meeting win be
held in the park office at 3 p. m,
April 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Abes Will Open
Season Friday
Lincoln Tossers
To PloY Fife

Although dismal weather threat
ems to delay their debut. Coach
Loren Ralph's Lincoln high base
ball team is scheduled TO open IT.
season this weekend. The Abe
tossers will travel to the Fife
orchard this Friday afternoon and
will engage Clover Park on Sat
urday.
Coach Ralph has cut his
squad TO rs candidates, but
has not decided on n start
ing lineup as yet. Several
PLAYERS are stu In the run
ming for regular berths mt
each position.
The catching assignment will be
handled by Ray Spurgeon and
Gene Harrison. both lettermen,
while Tony Usieh, Don Hesel-
wood or Steve Grassi will handle
the pitching duties. Doug Henry
has an edge over Logan Blades
and Pat Rooney for the first base
position.
The keystone combination
will be taken care of by Sam
Iayoratto, shorts and
Paul Peterson. hard-hittlng
letterman. second base. How
ever, Rube Nelson may be
brought In from his outfieid
position 60 play shortstop.
Don Taylor has shown lots Of
hustle on the second sack. and may
Gust Peterson. Letterman Jim
Thompson rounds out the infield
at the hot corner, but newcomer,
Rod Stark. will see some action.
Outfielders are RUDE Nelson,
Frank Morrone and Al Vinson.
with both Usich and Grassi slated
TO see outfield action when not
pitching.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
'Bama End Climb.
Steps to Regain
STRENGTH in Knee

TUSC LooSs. Ala. 49, To
strengthen a knee from which q
piece Of cartilage was removed
last fall. Ray Ree>e. Alabama end.
climbs up and down the steps OF
Denny stadium with a 4o-pound
weight on his shoulder.
During bad winter days Reese
walked up and down the gymns-
stun steps with a sand bag. Reese
started with 15-pound weight.
Eventually the weight viii be in
creased TO 80 pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
This Qualities as
Lonborg's Luckissi
Session on Links

EVANSTON. ~ Whils sacs.
tionlng Ia Missouri several ysafs
age, Dutch Ionborg. Northwestern
basketball coach. played = game Of
golf 81 Aafyviiis. Altar ths game
his saddy said that asas day he
hoped 10 70 10 Northwestern
Pine said LonboFg III you
do. - SURE 70 hook ma up
ons night several years iaisf
L<snlsfg's phons rang. ms voice.
Al the othsf end said well, I'm
hers. coach. This IL Al Bsfhsrus
your esddy back ln Msfysiils. !
just hiteh-hihed W hsfs
Al thx end u this season Al
Bushsfsss sss elected captain q
neal years. wildcat varsity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Louisiana State
Forced to Give
Up Tiger Mascot

BATON ROUGE. IA Mike.
the soo-pound ROYAL Bengal
tiger mascot % re Louisiana
State football team. IL about
10 lose his position and Ne
can blame Il On HI appetite.
L costs the school seout SO
= month 10 feed him - the
seheol wsll give the JOB 10 .
roo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Comedians in Relay

fRFaOtFths NJ - - rEFEN
members Of the University Of
British Columbis's track team
were scheduled 70 leave today for
Portland where they Will eompets
In the Hi relays Friday night
Among them vas Al Hurst.
crack distance nsa from fhs
Gsnadiaa school. who viii run
IN The Don Lash invitation
tne-mlle.
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nrsaests. 81 wlil.msrsrt. ~
IiewevrF. third u stu stnnhtfui
position vita psfia fnsilxlsnl sna
lee tssHsenh>ln, sctk having strong
his for the ich
sKInHnr AT FtRsr
Dick s<lh<rt win - hert 81
first hass after having h<xa re-
safsi*si ~ ~ injury lsst year. and
veteran frenkie Hayes. IN early
hoiaeus. wlil hsndls ira catching.
Win Earle nfuekss ready 10 -
relief.
TIE most s~fsaus nrehssm h
pitching where there i not top
flight huFisr in sight. George
Caster. wlha wum nine and lest
nine lsss season. tars ne veterans.
Win three recalls fFem the minors
Eliza lleksssi. Ieha fzshssh and
- HAnssr 10 bolster me STAN.
The eutFisla talent comprises
the A. best offensive asset with
Hob Iuhnsna. The chlh's heat hiss
ter. and Sam Chapman the stand.
outs wslly Moses eamrlsssa the
regular tFla with the reserves
topped BY Al assnmens. stlii 4
slagxer assplts hls ~ years. and
Wilson Miles
Although there l. nssthsr . pen-
nant nor . FIRST division spot On
the herssnn fos Connie Mack this
season. remember Ihls = shr fpuns
datlnn and ths house viii come
later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Truck Nine 10 Meet
Shelton Club Sunday

John p. Heinrich. manager Of
the G. M. c. Truck entry in the
Tacoma Baseball league, has called
practices for his club in the sta
dunn Friday evening at $50 and
Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Sunday at noon. Heinrich an
nounces, his players are to leave
from the truck company office at
311 Puyallup ave. for Shelton,
where they will meet Shelton's
town team in a practice tilt.
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IHifrd frr<< staff tsFFe<psnaeet
HOLLYWOOD. Cal - II may
take year and u msy sakc more.
hns Connie Mack sass hss rhlia.
sstlnhla Athletics arr heading hack
ur the ladder for = crack ~ the
American league pennant.
I really don't expect 70 al.
ssnes much IN ths league Tits
year. considering our past sea.
soma he said a. hss team. which
recently left igs training base At
Anshesn,. stopped or for game
herr today. 'fius | vii ssy that
this young team u eemIng fast
and We should hit top speed either
next year or IN lea
The 77-ycsr.eld Mack. sslil
.. spry aud alert .. the asy
Ne wens Ca his flr<s traialng
camp In ixsA. he. ase aasise
~ present On whieh III HE
amazing eaerEies are essc~a.
trafed.
He IL holding . combination az
the old and the extremely new
into tightly knIl club for tho
future. and n anyone il capable
Of doing the Job it's Connie.
LONG PUN.
Naturally, it's a long PUN.
climbing mp the stairs after being
down. but va mean business and
with al these fine nes PLAYERS
with tho club well. the future
looks very rosy he said.
The worst and most expensive
leaks those In the infield which
cost many games Iast year. have
been plugged and the outfisld has
some Of the reserve strength n
lacked in tho past
Tho most costly repair jeb
90 the team IL ysanx Benny
Mccoy. whose services ress
the A. $4,000 an The sp~a
market after he had he<s de-.
elared . free agent. lie n .
regular ~ second basc and
from all Indications In early
games hs n worth the price.
The stock Mack puts IN hia nsw-
Corners and his Intentions Of hav-
ing a seasoned club when the tlme
comes 10 turn on the heat IL svi.
denced by the regular call that
Bill Lillard, up from Baltimore.
gets ~ shortstop and tho brisk
fight for third base between Al
Rubeling from Atlanta and Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
LOSE THREE

Coach Ole Olson's Roy Lynx
viii lose only three lettermen BY
graduation from this years has
ketbail team that won q games IN
Is starts Gone will De Roger
Lunde. DIP Lovelsnd and Don VIII
liams but returning viii be Leo
KooIeski. Kenny Olson. Werner
Larsen. Henry Peters. Rudy o.
son ard Harold Snow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Sports Parade

son drivel about how All eight
clubs in his league have chance
TO win the pennant He
knows good and well that the
race will be between the Yam
KEGS and the Red Sox, and so
is not going TO proclaim to the
country that all the teams. in
Guiding the Browns and the As.
will be in there with n good
chance 10 win.
Joe Mccarthy settled himself
under the shade OF hotel palm
the other day and expressed
himself as believing that base
ball OF the major league grade
required more Of an athlete than
any other sport. -. Proof that
I'm right" said the Yankee boss.
lies In the fact that there are
so few really first class major
league players. Thousands and
thousands Of men play baseball.
but only scattered few play IL
well. When the major league
season opens there will be 400
players on the rosters of the Is
clubs. But OF the 400 only n
handful will be grade A major
leaguers. who are without any
real weaknesses. Men who can
run. throw. hit, field and think"
The Detroit Tigers are think
ing Of engaging a manicurist 10
travel with the club. They
have had two players injured In
spring practice by balls hitting
nails that needed trimming.
Bill Dickey caught most OF
last season with one hand and
will use the same system this
year. Bill doesn't do II 20
show how good he Is but TO pro-
tect finger on his right hand
that has been broken SO much
that he doesn't dare risk injur-
ing II again.
Bobby Feller IL the slowest
and the fastest pitcher In base
ball. IL takes him longer 20
make pitch than any one IN
the league. But when he does
make IL, II smokes. II Blll
Terry Is on the spot this year.
as some writers have said he Ia.
then there are lots Of managers
who would like 10 share 10 with
him. Because win. lose or
draw. the Giants manager has
contract that will pay him up
wards Of si25. 900 by the end OF
the 1912 season. &. II you think
there II any chance Of Judge
kenesaw Mountain Lands win
ming popularity poll you should
talk 10 some Of the bigger base
ball operators They feel the
way about him that Benny Nc
Coy doesn't Whatever hap
pened TO that sale Of the New
York Yankees And Isn't II
about time for someone else
with more ideas than money 20
announce he has purchased Di-
Maggie and Co. 49,.
Tops in worrying j. reached
By Joe CroniB when his pride
and JOY. Ted Williams. goes in
to hit against wild and woolly
rookie pitchers in exhibition
games Let = wild pitch
catch Williams on the head and
Joe would have 10 cali in George
hirskey and re-Write that Sat
urdsy Evening Post story on
how the Red Sox figure 10 beat
the Yankees Hank Green
berg isn't too keen about bis new
JOB. but being the sensi-
bic. ambitious and loyal fellow
he j.. he II working ike the
rookie And before
the season IL over there won't
BE- many better fy-ehassrs In
I ne lea sftsS