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Evening star., 1940-02-26
Shirley Likes School Pals,
Asks Film Postponement
So Miss Temple Tells Her Boss;
Bob Taylor Tires of Jokes
About His Mustache
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.


Shirley Temple wrote letter Zanuck asking
couldn't he please postpone starting
the end Of her school term I'm just beginning
school, wrote Shirley will
the
Evening star., 1940-02-26

Helen Jepson's Recital Wins
Washington Audience
Singer and Accompanies,
Robert Wallenborn,
Give Concert Vital Quality
BIZ ALICE EYERsAfAN.

quick conquest Of the Sunday afternoon audience mounting
enthusiasm for exceent presented
recital at Constitution Hall yesterday afternoon
1t that refeshingy different
the charming singer and her remarkable pianist partner
quality that vital
Evening star., 1940-02-26
Remember That Song?
We'll, We Didn't, but
21 Persons Who Saw Love Affair Did;
Lunts to Come in April as Stars
Of Sherwood's Latest PLAY
BY JAY CARMODY.

Next time want know ANYTHING just ask We won't know
the answer to be but readers Of this will.
Latest evidence this
inson movie and ea derives
Affair"
Charles Meakin not
Evening star., 1940-02-26

italy has raised its ban on the
acceptance Of gifts Of coffee from
foreign countries.
Evening star., 1940-02-26
Local Drama Gr0ups
Washington's Playwrights
Have Been Active
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

BY HARRY MACARTHUR.
people this with the
ana the industry get that play Just sitting
W an nors mslng idly what idea
one ony nao time to write The local drama going completely
local IN number Of instances in the ;.
Over the bows and girls entered
Evening star., 1940-02-26
NJ 7i'l:l:111E93
4k1llle(I|5|1|'5:|'|.1 Z

METRoNOME ROOM, wardmsn Park
Hotel. Music by Eddy Brandts 0rchest1a'
Betty Brodel sings. Dancing $50 to 1:3o.
Min. Sl.O0; sat. S1.50. CO. 1000.
PAIL MALL ROOM. Hotel RaleiEh, Penna.
Huecb.an H1s ss Iron from &c. Sinner from
Bert Bernath and his music in the smart
msnner from 8 pm: to l:so an ,,,r,,,. Also
Arthur Murray Dance hour. nightly.
GUARANTY GRML, I413 II st. NV. w.
7-course dinner for SOC. ------
R1INBOW ROOM, Hamilton Hotel, 14th at
Ssncins to anS Nit % Davis and his orchss
81 f5t 1850 aS,l Maii connsls Ss.osSay Msf 0n o.
LOUNGE RIVIERA, Hotel 24oo 18th st.
3ans ls,. .qs S4nSns sAd.. ta Pss vsn I'll
Min, 81: Sat. holidays, S1.60. CO. 1900.
MADRILLON RESTAURANT. Washinsten
Building, 18th and New York Ave- The
1avorite place to dine. the popular place
sCHNEDER's,. famous for strictly 1irst
sisIs: ' ~ ~ tie, i1sS, 81: t NV !0'' 'en ~
MAY-ADAMs HoUsE-0verlcokins white
atmosphere of charm. dignity. and gen
tility. Luncheon, s5c: dinner. from S1.25.
ORGAN music nightly during dinner.
MARYLAND CLUB GARDENS on Marlboro
Pike-Featuring Nadine and her coed
until 2 o'clock. Phone Hillside O600.
THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 10th and Eye
ets. N.W.-Luncheon from 55c dinner
from $1.00. Music for luncheon and din.
TUE TROIKA. 1Ol1 Cenneetieut Ave.
Dinner or supper, 81 so; Sat, 50. Danc-
ing, q to 8. Continental Revues twice
ptghtly and Sundays. No cover. Luncheon,
26c on Sat ONLY: dancing
eHAk-zAD, Carlton Hotel Darcing to Bill
AcCune's Orchestra, featuring Catherine
Hoyt and Hal Atkinson. 70 a 10 to 2.
Mn. S1.60 aftsr 10 pm. M. 2o20.
Evening star., 1940-02-26

dIIU V1lc HcW N1SoUS, WIlO, UCVeIly
oblivious to stares and giggles, were
hanging on to each other over the
tablecloth at the Beverly Brown
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Badminion Scores

Results OF badminton meet We'd
Ladies' singles Stern defeated wor-
den Ito, liza; Morton defeated
Flanders ILL. lie.
Mems singles = Morton defeated
Spinning 1875. is-2. Morton defeated
ID. Erwin 1879. 1913: Morton defeated
Henry i6-e, Ib-5. Chapman defeated
Dickinson i5-a, 1910.
Ladies' doubles-M Murray -Rsitssi de-
feated P1anders-Day 1877, 1874.
worden Clark defeated Hamilton
Herstine 1871, is-3. Morton Stern de-
tested Murray Heitoel ID. ib-7.
WoFdsn-CiArk defeated Dickinson
Hook 1873. 1917. 1914.
Mems doubles Ervin-Ervin defeat
I'd Hamilton spinning 1917, 1873.
Chapman Morton defeated Henry
Dickinson defeated Erwin IRWIN. 1910,
lb-1.
Mixed Doubiss--Hs rstins- Erwin de-
feated Hamilton Hamilton 1918, 1871.
Dickinson defeatsd wordsn-
johnson ii-is. 1873. ib-3. Heitnei-
Henry defeated Ciark-wall 1B-5, 1874.
stern Chapman defeated Dickinson
dsfsatsd Hsfstins-Krvin 1875. 1913.
Morton Morton defeated Murray
Erwin 1b-i1. ib-6; Morton Morton
defeated F1and<rs-FiandeFs 1b-1. ib-s.
Day -Dsc kinson defested Reitzei Henry
1914, 1912, is-e. stern-ChapEnsn de-
feated. Day Dickinson ib-i, 1875.
Finals are 70 be played Friday niEhi
81 ths Mason church starting At T.so
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Black and Wood
John and Ralph

VANCOUVER. n ca a0-foot
putt by Canadian Amateur Cham
pion Ken Black gave q British Co
iumbia golfing duo a one-up tn
umph over two topflight United
States professionals In an exhibi-
ton match yesterday.
Black teamed with Freddy
Weed. Vancouver professional.
10 defeat Ralph GuIsiahi. form
er q. y. open champion. and
Johnny R<yoifa. Intermittent
rains hsmp<red play.
The score vas even 81 thu half
way mark. On the i7th hole Black
sank the decisive putt Guldahl'r
msthooicsi. long = driving game
gave him medallst honors with =
four-under 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-10
Knapp's to Withdraw
From Soiiball LEAGUE

The Knapp's Business college
team will withdraw from the City
softball league after its last game
Thursday night.
All games played by Knapp's
will be dropped from the stand
ings, and the league schedule will
be revamped on an eight-team
basis, starting next week.
Park games scheduled for to-
night at 6:15 include:
City league-General Distributing
vs.. Jensen Fuel at jefferson field No.
johnson Paint VS.. Wartenbe Ser
vice at Harmon
Industrial league - Garage EN-
ployes VS.. Flour and Cereal Workers
at Portland ave: Peterman Manufac-
turing Co. VS.. 1906 Tavern at McKin-
ley field No. /: Chemical Workers vs..
Musicians union at Stadium.
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Ambers Is 10 5
Fight Favoriie
Lightweight King
Unimpressive Prior
To Risking Crown

NEW yoRk- Champion Icu
Ambers. uninpressivs in training
and menAced BY weight-msking
stu II the II u ; favorite 70 r..
tain his lightweight crown tenor
row night against Texs. Lew
jenkins at Madison Square Garden.
This IL . heavy-hettinr night
for the same two major reasons
that II viii be = hig-crowd hswi;
CD II losses into the ring Ambers,
a master boxer. against Jenkins,
q deadly punoher. and III II pats
= young. hungry challenger
against mature Amoers. who may
be fading.
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Friday At 5 y. m. IN tina park
office is the ssro hour for teams
10 enter the park high school boys
softbaii isagos. slx teams 90 fai
have signed with Al Hodges. a.
rector Of recreation for the Metro
poliisn park district. Tfsy include
Sun Gold Dairy, North End Bal.
lsts. Yannigans. Y. NJ G. A. Com.
rades. Hona Of Psrielss and TIA
FIRST Msthodlst church. Boys IA
this league must BE- sstwssn II
and II years Of age ineiusivs.
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Jallopy Race
Billed Sunday

TIE seeana jNiiupy Fnss n -
season vii - hsid SUNDAY after
auan n J aaeiosk In ths nowt.liss
ste n - cd i..t<wcsd ri
aaksI on< haif mile w~>t ~ f.sne-
woea csnsss. Only ears ~ sus~s<le
1t ~ A. us1ss ere slt9tntss Th<
cars attain IN average speed Il
90 msies ~ hour snd THRU =
whirls sfouad the stetsnths Hlls
track. cA<t Pratt Win HE -
MaFman. Ne. 4. wea IA nanaarsz
rsc<, onir smsssur drivers eeH-
pets. ThF<< Eisi drivers are -.
p~essd 70 stage . ssd>shsw. - u
we're. Sunday.
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Cleveland
Hands Poor
Yanks jolt
No Mercy Shown
McCorthY's Men
By Boss Oscur


NEW YORK - ''show 'sm no
mercy. that was The message
Oscar VIA drove home to his
Cleveland Indians today as they
faced the weehegone New York
Yankees in Ire final Ksms 81 the
most disastrous home stand ex-
pcrienced in many years by the
worlds champions.
hut what via said dlan't hurt
the yanks nearly a. nash A. The
news that Bullet Bob avller would
toe the rubber for the Indians To-
day. The rsnks finally emerged
from the southpsw ersdemlr only
to run into h.seesIi's premier right
hand pitcher.
The Indians. with p~nnant a..
signs 81 their ewn. cert.snly gave
IL 10 the Ysnks yesterday.
with Lefty A. Smith. ~ eid
Giant casfeff reclaimed Va
buffalo. ea The hin. Cleveiasa
smsckcd the Ysnks right he-
tween the eyes. io-t. and
knocked them inss the Amess-
ran hague cellar.
II was the Yanks' firth straight
defeat.
TAKES NO CHANCES
Wit. like the other pilots. Il
taking no chances with the Ysnks
In the late innings. A. soon a.
Babe Dahlgren singled TO start
the ninth and Smith threw one
ball To Pinch Hitter Buster Mills,
Al Milsr. another lefty. was rush.
ed to the rescue even though tbs
Indians had . Serum lead. lie
threw q double play ball 10 NH,
and got crosettl on = fly to right
The Indians combed Marvin
Breuer and Atiey Donaid for II
hits. including Hal Trosky's two
homers and another round trippe'
by Rollic Hemslsy. To make IN.
Yanks look worse. Ben Chapman
and jeff Heath worked = doubts
steal on Bill Dickcy In tho ath
with Chapman scoring.
Joe DiAfaEEie. on his second
day In thu lineup. he two
singles. drew . walk and was
hit by = pltrhed ball. bat
there seems to be more wrong
with the Yanks for the present
than even JoitinE Joe can
cure.
Lou Flnney continued his heroi
hitting for the Boston Red so
a. he accounted for three Of thsl
runs In Boston's ga win owe
Detroit. Finney's triple and sinsi
drove In two runs and he score
another. Jack Wilson came I
Jim Bagby's rescue In the seventh
and stopped the Tigers. fannin
Hank Greenberg In the ninth wit
the tying and winning runs o
base.
sox, As WIN
In the other two Amsriea
league games the White sox bss
the Senators. s-5. and the All
letics thumped out = io-s win ovs
thu Browns. Benny Mccoy Sian
med out . triple and three single
The Bsstss Hes drove Pssi
Derringer 10 sover and best
The Reds. Io-t. behind NH
Poseaei's eaxsy pitching. Esdis
Miller hit . homer and double
and figured IN thres Bestss
double pisys.
The Giants came out of the
four game slump by slagging on
. 1919 victory over the Pirate'
II was PittsburEh's Fights straigi
loss. and tsnth IN tbs last slsvs
games. Babe Young. with 4 hit
| led the Clanis' attack.
Two homsrs by Stu Martin fss
tured the Cardinals IA trump
over the Pbilliss. BIN McCs
fsltsred IN the ninth, and Left
sboun had 70 come IN and u
the sids.
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rife hikh schools ring ssnok<f
last night ssw numerous snstsh<s
In boxing and wrestling and s1hIs
hiiIons In ksnds and infs,
Hing results we're iisslE aad
Farley. draw. Paul. RIA ssehniz.
ally ksyoed t.nehaiH. SUMNER. IN
first; ~ Msile pfc. decisIensz
Adams. sumner, stpiea Ksfs. -.
rlsicnsd a<db<rH. ilnroia' nsm.
son, summer. dscisiaaed Discard
Lincoln. L.nden. tAn<oin. d<eislan-
ed s.Esmi. Fifss rasrsnt. tAneoia.
decisinusd Ayisswcfth. tineoin.
Muri sski. rife, dseisionsd Burma
Lincoln. All matches went thf<e
rounds sxnept Tho one
Ysmxta and Tsmur. gave fhs
judo exhibition.
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WV League
Opens Play
On Sunday

The Western Washington Base
ball league expects q good bumper
year this season with spsnaway.
Midland. Western States Hospital.
seattie-Taeoma shipbuilders. Pa
cific City and South Tacoma Pines
planning their opening Sunday.
The clubs are managed by ex-
perienced hands. spanaway being
piloted by Louis Bennett. Pacific
City by Dick Cuts. Midland by
Woody Woodland, Western State
Hospital by Clink Jacobs. So. Ta-
coma Pines by Ed Barney and the
Seattle Tacoma shipbuiiders by
Forest Hertlein.
(First half scheduie1
May 12-Spanaway at Western
state Hospital; Pacific City at Mid
land.
May Midland At Spsnaway;
South Tacoma Pines at Western
State Hospital; shipbuilders at Pa
eific City.
May 76-spansway at South Ia.
coma; shipbuilders at Midland: Pa
cific City at Western State Hos
pital.
June q shipbuilders At spana'
way. South Tacoma Pines at Pa
cific City: Western state Hospitn
at Midland.
June - Spanswsy at Pacifi'
City; shipbuilders at Western stat
Hospital: Midland at South Taco
ma Pines.
June 16-shipbuilders az soutl
Tacoma Pines.
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aBatted for Marshall in 9th.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Johnson Paint Co. -. .0ol 800 1915
GMC Trucks ......... 600 600 ooi--1
SUMMARY
Stolen bases. Werbisky q. Lewis:
sacrifice hits. Peters. Lewis: two-base
hits. A. Libke Jr., Salatino: double
plays. Werbisky 10 Milroy to Z. Toll
iefson: left on bases. johnson Paint
Co. 0. GMC Trucks 2; struck out. by
Marshall z. by A. Libke Jr. 8; base
on balls, off Marshall 3, off A. Like
Jr. /: baik. Marshall: passed ball.
Weigmann. Rasmussen. time OF game.
i: AS; umpires, Forsythe. Stave.
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Padres Keep Lead
In Red Hot Race
For Coast Title
BY UNITED PRESS

OAkiano tottrfFl \ kafoe ana
half behind the league leading san
Diego Padres today after blowing
. 81. thinning pitching duel to
the Hollywood Stars.
Sacramento. meanwhile. showed
the San Francisco Seals hack into
a tie for seventh place by scoring
four runs in the eighth inning
and winning. s-7. The Padres
made II two straight over Port
land. winning 81. while Los An
geles. outhittng Seattle. lost to
the Rainiers. a.. because Of poor
base running.
Jack Salveson held Hollywood
10 one hit for seven innings last
night. then weakened. Rupert
Thompsons double and Vince
Monzo's single tied the score In
the eighth.
In the lfth nan CisscIi
doubled to left. George Man
dish hunted and saiveson. try
Ing 10 catch Cisscli at third.
threw the baIl into left field.
Bob kahle's hit scored Man
dish and Hen CastweIi was
called. too late. TO the reacue.
Bill Fleming. meanwhile. pitch
ed seven hit ball and the only run
scored off him was unesrned on
Fleming's own error.
PADRES HOLD LEAD
San Diego got off to a one run
lead on Portland and chung to IL
behind Walter Hilcher's five hit
pitching until the eighth inning
when the Beavers punched three
hits and tied the score.
Bill Shores relieved Al solson
and struck out Richer to end the
rally. The Padres won their half
OF the eighth on four hits off
Hilcher. who gave way TO Glenn
Gabler when the going got tough.
Seattle got to Gene Lillard for
three runs before he could get n
man out In the first inning. then
reached Joe Berry for three hits
and a run in the sixth to defeat
the Angels for the second time
this week. In only the second
when he gave UP two hits-and the
eighth. was Berry ineffective, al
though Ray Prim was brought to
the mound in the ninth after q
pinch hitter batted for Berry.
JUST DINKS
Meanwhile the Angels were
clouting Hal Turpin for IL hits.
but they were all drinks and only
in the fourth and eighth innings,
when they punched thgee each,
could they turn them into runs.
San Francisco, adept NJ
such feats after long practice.
kicked away another game to
the solons and evened tho
series. Sacramento got away
to an early start by filling the
bases with three infieId hits.
Dib Williams cleaned them
with n triple and came home
when Harvey storey over
threw third on the relay. The
Seals scored one on singles
by Harvey Storey, Gene Kiley
and Al Wright. and added
three moro In the third.
In the fourth, Jennings singled
and Norbert doubled him home
Sacramento added another. Thii
gave the Seals a o TO 5 lead which
quickly went up the spout.
In the eighth. the Solons LAID
into stutz after he famed Gem
Handley for the fourth time. Har
vey Storey erred on Caribaldi'i
hit. Chef wieczorek laid on
against the left field fence sn'
Larry Barton was walked. oi
orders. williams promptly brough
Caribaidi and Chef home with an
other hit. Marshall forced VIII
Jams at second and Bsllinger wal
walked, purpossly. Here Mungei
won his own game with a double
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Loqqer Trackmen Fare
Worthy Whitman Squad
Visitors Defending Northwest Circuit
Title Aquinsl Lost Years nunnorup

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srsek tesm wtn fse< - eru<zsl
trrt rrid<y sftsFnsaa wt<a i
meets whztmsn celi<E< hsre II !
aseicet.
n wsu - Ne ms<xtnx ~ -
ehAmpsun snd runnsFsae ~ t&.z
years Ncrshw<st confsrvnre meet.
- Tie to tsAms - rated -
vassss h lake scr haness sx<za
shis year
whssnue~ ws~ ~ y<~s ~
c~s<k - F~Hh - -
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TENNIS QUALITIES

SEATTLE - The University Of
Washington announced today the
third annual national interschoi-
astic qualifying tennis tournament
will be played on the campus May
IT and u. The tournament will
be for boys only.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-10

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team sh.t nefs - nsssns he11x
the w<nnes.
russt s>sna ENTREES ssss
40 vor1 asnAs N1lhas (1la
Harry W<<t~Ey - r@ie me<'z<4
10 yar1 xna&t totneA No.
an1 Marry Wsrhle1y.
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Prep Cindermen
Sci for Relays

One az the eldest local prep attn.
lesir rivairiez wfll fisFs up again
this Friday afternoon. when Lac
coin and stadium traehssefs meat
in the 7ist annuai Penn Relays
me first u the five seheduiei
relay events wiii ret under wss
a about $50 on the Lincoln elns
aers.
Tho rrnn Relays wns start
I'd m isso ~ . group ~ Ts-
eams aiunsni ~ the ruiees.
atty ef Pennsylvania. Origin
ally. enls fsur rsces were
listed, ths no yard. sns. mti~.
fosr-miie and u~dies. but
hut tws year. iatrF the tws-
mile evesf wss added.
Lincoln Coach nill Hardls -
iectsd his sntrantx IN the meet
yesterday. The roster includes
Lowell Swanson. Clinton i<srnss
Hugh voKsi. "a Carr, Franz
Reynolds, Jim Ayiesworth. DALI
Gordon. Don aesisy. fsefnaFs
Sweeney. fngwsid Thompson
verne christianson. aa0hio thsts
Ted Iufsr. stan and Walt Novpt
nsy. Howls Usage. Martis Donshn
and Ralph Alexander.
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base until the final frame,
that Is how good Libke looked
In his first appearance of the
season. His curve ball was
breaking on the outside edge.
which means he IL hard TO
shove around when In that
mood.
Harry Werbisky led the attack
With three hits in four trips to
the plate, while the errorless play
of the winners formed the field
ing feature.
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Pioneer League
Nv UNITED PRESS

PocateIlo lost its Pioneer league
leadership Wednesday night by
dropping q game to the Salt Lake
Bees. SIS, while the second place
Ogden Reds climbed into first
place by beating Twin Falls. s-5.
The Pocatello crew outslugged
their opponents 10 hits TO eight.
but booted the ball around with
seven errors.
The Ogden team made 10
hits off two Twin Falls huri-
ers and punched those bingies
mainly In the seventh when
they eountered half their
scores. The win placed them
half . game ahead Of Peoa-
tello.
In the other game Of the league.
fifth place Idaho Falls defeated
third place Boise. e-5. dropping
them below the Bees Mcconneil's
ninth inning homer with two on
bases provided the margin Of VIC
tory.
Scores:
Ogden ...ssz..-..-a-. 10
| Twin Fails ....-......o
Batteries: Hetne. Tstmuir and
Haley; Holdhusen. Gables and
French.
idaho Falls -.......s IL 0
Boise .............5 .
Batteries: Ear, Hall and Beard
Rene and Lofenzen.
Salt Lake .......s...1 q Z
Poczteilo ..s......S 10
Batteries: Msriows, Ristau and
Hatchett; ArchuIets, Sales and
FarquhArson.
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he-tefdaeE hesufts
Oregon State ,. Washington !.
CORVALLIS, Ore. - Glenn FL
lott held the University Of WASH
ington Huskies 10 two hits and
gave Oregon State q 81 victory
in q northern division. Pacific
Coast Conference baseball game
yesterday.
II was the ieft-hander's fourth
victory OF the season and enabled
his team to tighten its grip on
first place in conference standings.
Peltola. Washington right
fielder. who hit n home run In
the fifth inning. was the only
Husky batsmen TO reach first
base until the ninth. Then
Elliott walked three men to
load the bases but famed
Peitola for the third out.
Elliott scored his own winning
run in the fifth when he was
brought home by Lyle specht's
single.
The teams play again today.
Score.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-10

WASHINGTON - win muddy
Meyer "a ionssr playing regularly.
rookie Jimmy pofshi hss taken
ovsr ~ lnflsid captain ~ The n<n-
atcrs,
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Libke Too
Much for
Paint Club
Young Hurler Has
Johnson's Getting
Out Of His Paw
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS

The Smeiter Local No. Is
win try and pick up lost
ground at Lincoln bowl Thurs
day night when they meet the
fsst-stepping Cam m arane
Brothers club, starting at !
o'clock. The winner Of the
game will climb into third
place. Greer or Topping for
the Smelter team and Kelvin
or Sabutis for the Bottlers.
Al Libke Jr. had what Ii takes,
and that Just about tells the story
Of the 6 to 1 win by johnson Paint
company over GMC Trucks We'd
nesday night at Lincoln bowl. The
elongated hurler held the Truck
lads to four hits, being robbed of
a shutout in the final frame when
a single by Colbo, a double by
Salatino and an out allowed the
lone Truck tally to register.
George Marshall went the full
game for the losers and pitched a
better game than the score indi-
Gates, the three run splurge being
the result of some mediocre base
ball. From this point he hurled
nice ball, getting out of several
difficult spots.
The four run edge gave the
Johnsonites the essary
ypark, and Lbke took adj
vantage Of flawless fielding
behind his efforts. Only one
Trucker got as far as second
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EVANSTON - Dick Erdittx.
Northwestern second bssemsn,
wears glasses whsn he plays. lie
leads the Wildcats In hitting.
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