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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-03
WESTSIDE DETROIT
5242 vinewood Avenue

ward 10 a successful year, They
will give their next party Febru-
airy "a.
Miss Helen Ashby Hostess
Miss Helen Ashby OF 1914 Haz-
lett was hostess TO the Swankies
Girls in their regular meeting last
week, The home was deliberately
decorated with flowers and plants
which added to the charm OF the
evening.
Miss Alberta Menfold OF Okla
homa City was honored guest Bus
mess Of Importance was discussed,
as usual a delightful luncheon was
served. Pokena was the game OF
the evening.
The meeting adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Ophelia Rsntie The Of
ficers include Vera Woods. presi-
dent; Betty Gisobn, secretary; Al
berta Oliver, vice president: Lii
liam Wilson. reporter; Ophelia Ran
tie. social secretary; Helen Ashby.
treasurer; Ernestine Harris and Will
liza Yost.
Mrs. A. Owen Hostess
The OsJ Study Climb is hack
10 business after vacation during
The holiday season Mrs A Owens
OF $500 Woodrow was hostess in her
lovely home January 49, The club
reports beins glad To he hack IN
real business after a little vacation
All officers are the same as thew
we're last wear. After a most in
teresting meeting the club was
turned over ia the hostess for serv-
ing and socializing. A dainty re-
past was served which all enjoyed
Mrs l. b Martinez of 52oz Vine
wood. president OF the club was
hostess THURSDAY OF last week
After completing the business. the
hostess served A dainty menu which
all enioved. the balance of the eve
ming was spent socializine ,Jeffer-
son Smith is doing fine at home
after a very serious operation He
is the husband to Mrs Smith.
member of the OS.J. club
Baptist Training School
yicirity =, ,noso ,,ishin, 10 orrou
on.rs classes
tn p.n,is, rrai,;, .L -, -
ononod cIsssos 70 ho ho,d 49, a.
TshcrnacIe psntist chrrrh' On ,ho
W., sida has haon ohoson tar ,ho
classes tn ol.sros ara urdor ,ha
amsn;cas ~ woi,,orino pon,ie, -
yen,ion Dotroit Missiorarv sociotv
ana Aroariaan pantist H. Nh.
eioaor,. .ooia,,, ~ ri.La L.,
tn r,,rnoso 80 tha pantist rrain
inc scbooi ;s 10 ooonorata, u,ith looa,
rbnrcbos and donorirationaI ,gon-
clos in an sFort 70 devoIo, snd
maj,,air hiah s,.ndard =, rhr;st
;aa a5.,o.tian 80 aaarassi,,a go
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nro,id;na tra;rjra ,or ninis,aSs
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-03
NORTHWEST DETROIT
ST AUGUSTINE EPISCOPAL


The II am, services were well at
tended by the Grant Youth club
with Mrs. Pearl Wright, sponsor.
Father Joseph Wrighfs sermon
dedicated TO The young people was
taken from Moses 1898 verse. Faith
er Wright announced that a coral
chorus will be formed soon and all
persons interested are to contact
him at 2l059 Westview avenue.
ENTERTAIN CLUB
Mr. and Mrs William Hall Of
Reinmanville avenue. Ferndale,
were host and hostess to the Sophis-
ticated Sixteen club last Saturday
night at a dinner party. Bridge and
pokeno were the highlights of the
evening.
Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Louie Brsys, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs
Lotion Miller, Mr., and Mrs. Lee
Summerville, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Nc
Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mr..
and Mrs jefferson johnson, Mrs.
Mamie Morgan. Inez Williams, Alice
Hall and Addie Brooks
TWELVE FORTY CLUB
Officers were elected for 1910 by
the Twelve Forty club at the home
of Matte Barnes Of Greenlawn ave-
nue.. New officers include: Bertha
lie Grande, president; Rose Howard,
secretary; Marcella Stewav. treas
urer and Jean Marsh. reporter
YOUNG EIGHT CLUB
A gay party was given last Satur-
day night by the Young Eight club
in the lovely home OF Miss Gahna-
gen with Rosemary Stepp, Edna
Gahnagen and Aurelia Sumler as
hostesses. Guest included: Frank
Dean, Mrs Stepp. Mr. and Mrs
Moore. Edna Gahnagen. president
YOUNG WOMEN'S CLUB
On January IS. the Young WOm-
ems club met at the home Of Mrs
Avery Of Wisconsin avenue with
Mr.. and Mrs Avery and Mrs. Clint
scale as host and hostesses. Mem
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-03
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-03

ents; 5000 Hsziet The dining room
was beautifully decorated, the table
decorations equally as beautifully
with cake for the eenlerpiece with
Happy Birthday Jean" The little
hostess was lovely in pink taffeta.
Eight girls had charge OF the
games. they were: Vera and Lor-
eta Roberts. Gloria Mack, Rachel
and Lorraine Mutt, Barbara and Wv
ian Reeves and Bernice Lacy.
Prizes were awarded Other guests
who enjoyed the gay evening were;
James Boylin, Shirley Brown. Jean
Cook, Katherine and Marjorie Bar
bsra and Joseph Blime, Jean Cox,
Nina and Billy Msylin. Beverly
Ann Ssdler. Jr., Marie. Hazel and
Raymon Tribble. Jean and Lorraine
Spenser. Doris and Junior Lacy,
Dorles and David Harris. Vivian
and Barbara Reeves. Gloria and
Frederick Grigsby. Kenneth Jeter,
John Amos. James billiard. Yvonne
Overton. LaNett and Wendell Rayl-
win. Billie Jean and Buddy Taylor,
Malcolm Dade, Noel Stevenson,
Jean Jackson, ]. T Williams and
Patricia Nelson,
Stork Visit
Mrs. Riley Davis OF SAB 30th
street was visited by the stork last
week and received fine baby
weighing eight pounds, The baby
and mother are doing fine in Flor
ence Crittendon hospital
Dinner Guests
Mrs. Harry Bogln OF 1923 Colfax
and her sweet little daughter were
dinner guests OF Mrs. Thomas Burns
OF West Hancock Sunday
Miss Friday HOnored With Party
Miss Jennie Lou Friday OF 1869
Copeland avenue was honored with
a surprise birthday party Friday
evening. January &c, given by her
aunt, Miss Rose Elizabeth Burns on
West Hancock, A huge birthday
cake with yellow and green candles.
The dining room was also decorated
with the same colors with an added
touch of white carnations, Miss
Friday received lovely gifts from all.
Among those who shared with
her in the party were: Lille Merritt,
Rapeal Dibble, John Pasha, James
Rutledge, Willie Mae Hunter, James
johnson, James Perry, George Fri
day, Agnes Moore. Aileen Perry,
Lincoln Burns, Nora Stewart, Louis
Barnett, Henry James, Sylvester
Hart, Robert Burns. junior, Samuel
Osborn, Harry Gray. Lille Ruth
Burns, Lois and Dorothy Friday
Uwinsl. Elizabeth Taylor. Willie
Harris. Ethel Dickerson. Don Perry,
John Hart, William Waters. Clsu-
die Friday. Allen Merritt and Avery
Moore.
New Light Baptist Church
Rev. A. M. Martin, pastor
As the month OF January goes
out Newlignt has completed a very
careful lineup for the year, Pastor
Martin sat in conference a few days
ago with the heads Of all depart
ments, giving each the individual
touch needed In his message for
the past Sunday, under the subject
OF The knowledge OF Christ" Eph.
3:4. he set forth that we do not
preach Christ enough. That we
put too much self into Christianity.
That Jesus said, And l, il be
lifted up. I'll draw all men unto
me" The Mission circle led by
Mrs Vandyke met with the city
wide Uplft last week over at King
Solomon Baptist church. Mrs. Dor
othy Wilson, educational instructor
OF our mission was asked to con-
duct the lesson. same being done
from very thoughtful view point
We extend a most cordial welcome
to visitors at all times Olivia
Bsugh, church reporter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-03

Saturday evening at 8 p. m. the
taxpayers Of Fcrndale VIII meet al
Rev. Brentlcy's church on Garden
lane street. Ferndale.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-03

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur FELTON, o
Cherrylawn avenue are the prouC
parents OF baby girl born Jan
uary 20.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-03

Little Jean Williamson cele-
brated her sixth birthday Sunday,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-03
RETURNS

Miss Clyde Fields has returned
home from Philadelphia, Pa, after
being called to the bedside OF her
sister who was III.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-03

Mrs. Harry Boglin OF 6423 Colfax
and her sweet little daughter were
dinner guests OF Mrs Thomas Burns
OF West Hancock Sunday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

and has been instrumental in put
ting the Lutherans into the first
half title and good start towards
the second half crown and the
automatic all season tira.
Elks Club continued to be the
only team in city play TO be un.
defeated in regular loop games by
dropping Knights OF Columbus, IT
to 4, in second half National
league opener. Red Men also went
to the win column in opening their
second half play by beating Wcyer-
haeusers, to 4
Mckinley Hill Merchants and
Y. Y. A. attempted TO open their
Twilight baseball league season
Friday night but only the umpire
came out with anything TO show
for II and he could have sold his
raspberries cheap as the clubs took
their SIS tie out on him at every
chance
Taking advantage OF nine errors
by the Summit Cubs. Lakewood
Center won its first Senior Boys
baseball league start Friday, 20 to
2, although the hits were fairly
even.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr
IN ED NEAt,HER

Mighty Morry Abbott Is ura ultra column
marke
lie poed q aboard Vancouver Thursda,
night And the folks
1t wasn't fuke and incidentally TO tie the Mr. fowehou
Abbott a repeat performance here last night
Well the who IT, Abbott the Babe Ruth
the w cara he won he
But like the this Abby"
sights off
Morris plate viii power
might You well he time Abbott strides
willow the batters thrilling
desire fulfilled a
hole where know big trout hrk hungriy
Right named J. Wellington Vancouver first
sacke who to be called Wmpy leading the
fmgo He'll need for Mighty Morris who makes fans hearts
thump opposing pitchers knock hn again!
There that Inflated
the p. A system at the ball
his the moment decided Quinn by his
~ Wellington Quinn" the
phone for all to
grimace spread Qunns CLEAN vengeance
IN his he fixed the with seonful
that poor poor ohagrn Wellington
Quinn hit the first pitch right the for home
That's why j. Wellington is j. Wellington at Athletic
park he's just plain 'Wimpy" there
Red sos" and uhere are the Yankees
couple of pretty fair teams have been
basebaldom
The clubs they
along with Boston New
the like of which has not been for
schoolboy FORM coupled with the blance
of the Detroit schooboy pyesod
something they didn't
raiseddependabs pitching They've lacked
plate
Stan Morton track captain At Stadium this year and city pr,
high hurdles champion, seriously paralysis
local hospital tall, handsome boy, hoping
disease at the first hurdle and pounds to victory
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
ny UNITED PRESS

When daffy baseball Is played,
II is either at Emeryville or the
nearest state asylum. poriland's
Beavers. which have been playing
baseball of which the hloomer girls
might he proud. shellaeksd Oak
land again last night, this time
by . 10 = count in game that
positively was not baseball.
Portland scored eight runs In
the second inning. Pitcher Henry
Pippin. who had won his first two
starts for Oakland, developed q
crick In the neck and received
first aid In the dugout, returning
TO the mound for pasting. Pop
bottles showered the field. on two
occasions one team or the other
had ten men on the field of play.
Manager Johnny Frederick of Port.
land was chased from the field, but
was detected running the team
from the deep shadows Of the
dugout. Each team used four
pitchers Frequent fights broke
out in the stands. And all the
while Oakland WAS pccking away
1t that eight run lead.
Seattle. however, forged fun
game ahead Of Oakland by drop
ping San Diego, 2 to /, on BIN
Walkers four-hit pitching. The
Rainiers punched three hits In the
fifth off Howard crashead 10 score
their two runs. George Archie
contributed three doubles 10 the
Rainier cause and Bill Achuster
stole two bases.
Rugger Ardizoia struck out ten
men and pitched ten-hit ball, but
Sacramento beat Hollywood 8 10
3, making It three straight for tho
sOlons. Someone must have APP
piled turpsntine 10 the San Fran
cisco Seals, for they made IL two
straight over Los Angeles. winning
S 10 with burst OF - hits off
three Angel pitchers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Posioffice Sofiballers Rally to Win
Tilt With White Eagle Tavern Team

Although being outhit, IA to 5,
Postoffice came from behind with
Clarence Mykland pitching and
hitting it into tie for fourth place
with to 5 decision over White
Eagle Tavern. Mykland slammed
out a pair of home runs to get
two of his teams five bingles.
Transfers lost a golden chance
TO move into a tie for second place
but General Distributors were not
awed by the big experienced
Green team and upset them, Q
10 4, to move out Of the cellar and
into a triple tie for sixth place.
John Rockway pitched one-hit
ball in pacing Zion Lutheran into
il to 0 victory over First indie
pendent Bible, in American league
play. Rockway has been turning
in steadily low nit performances,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Reds Lose
To Dodger
Squad, 20
Brooklyn Now One
Full Come Aheod
OF Cincinnati

NEW YORK - The Cincinnati
Reds favorites 10 tain their Ma
tional league championship, were
caught in the middle today be-
tween the high-fying Brooklyn
Dodgers and the onrushing New
York Giants, the two hottest clubs
in the league.
Cincinnati was feeble yesterday
at bat against Hot Potato Luke
Hamlin. who pitched one Of the
greatest games of his career. and
dropped one fun game behind the
Dodgers. The Reds made only two
single off Hamlin and did not get
a man TO second base. Hamlin
was superb IN scoring a 30 VIC
tory.
The Giants slammed out an so
victory over the Pirates for their
seventh straight triumrS
The Cardinals won their first
game under Manager Billy South
worth by beating the rhillles, ga.
Dick Errieksons t-hit pitching
featured the Bees "a victory over
the Cubs.
The reported mutiny In the
ranks OF the Cleveland Indians
apparently Jared some Of the
boys to life as the Tribe over
whelmed the Athletics. so. be-
hind Johnny Aliens 2-hit pitching.
Nineteen year old Hal New
houser lefthanded his way to
shit game as Detroit thumped
Washington, l0-l.
A night-game crowd Of 40
10i watched the Boston Red
soS maintain their one-gHme
American league lead with =
81 win over the Chicago
white SoN.
Every player in the New York
lineup but Joe DiMaggio hit
safely as the Yankees overwhelm-
ed the st. Louis Browns, 1873.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

ers for the mems title II Sonny
Johns, state junior champion, en-
tiers the mems competition along
with s. e. Michael.
Flight competition that IT,
long distance shooting) will be
held at Penn Salt field at 7 a. m.
Sunday morning. The complete
Sunday schedule:
Sunday q. m; Flight shoot
for men and women at Penn Salt
company field.
Q a. M. Men, York round, wo-
men, national round.
l:30 p. M; Men, American
round women, Columbia round.
$50 p. m: Banquet, Walker
hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Portland Takes Strange Game
From Oaks As Seattle Triu,n uhs

laska IA Hsfr~ll o plus, Johnson q,
st bal, rippen 9, csniweIl 10, Hiiehsr
n i.s.p s,sas N 6 gannssp 90 AI,, Oh
?, OF Lisha 4 of Jnhnson q runs
.corsd Off plrpen a. cantwsll 4.
inn r, = ilsss hstrsli Jenn'
niieh.r !, john. sa / fs sss. eia'nais.
ligan ! basss m hslls, eff rippsn, ! 4,
Wluhsf Z, Llsks Harfsli T. Jnhnsasi
2 Wild pitchss Hilchst q three base
hit brown twn-bsss hit christ
ophcrl runs bstted In, Msrshrn ..
Brown, Reich . kosenhsrs kehnltE
uudat, Chapman, sacrifice, tsohsen.
double plays, Dunn 10 Lyman 10
johnson, Marshall 10 Faaheoo 10
Reich, time, AGO umpires snldsr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
State Archery Tournament
AT Jefferson Park Sunday
Tacoma MuY Have Two Contenders fol
Mems Title if Sonny Johns Enters

One Of the most colorful sports
events to be held in Tacoma this
year will be staged at Jefferson
Park Sunday morning and after
noon when the 1910 Washington
State Archery tournament will be
run off.
A preliminary team match was
shot this afternoon by bow squads
consisting of both men and women
members.
Only one of the defending
championships. Bolivia Car
ter of Seattle-will be on
hand. Mrs. Carter, women's
champion for four years In
row, is favored to repeat.
Tacoma may have two contend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Lief Jensen in
Pin Derby Finals

Tacoma bowlers won't be sur
prised IL Lief Jensen. star Cam
marsno pin smasher, drives home
new Buick from Seattle Sunday
afternoon.
Jensen IL one OF the five
finallsts that will shoot II out
Sunday evening in the finals
Of the Bowling derby that
started six weeks ago with
more than 1000 entries.
A caravan o. Tacoma fans Is
making the trip to cheer Jensen
on to victory. Jensens average
thus far Is 2lO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
sAl.HM

WANING pitcher ffismtaee ianinn
pisehs1. psiIss nips hlts sts runs ~
tainils IN plus lnninss sln fstes
seven hlts ais s,sns aff nsilss il
~ innings one bis Iva runs ell
olsmsnes IN 4 lnnInss stvues aus,
bs Goldman !. fbsllsy cssmsnss )
pas, en saIIa' ~ sslm,Is neisms,,
% s'f S..,. . .sses.. aai.s"sa sa s
runs, Quinn, Stewart three sbA~s Rita
hits ssmhsmnsr a.swsrt fififfiEhs
2 skinner WV runs beftnt In
ort.ig Harris coaeafWs, hlebtner
ssswsr, .. u,sssush . ndyt s.assssss
hlts. Clahauen. f.lshtnssi dpsfsis
plsgs nriffiths 10 Hetsis fashtnnf
10 HARRIS tiue u game ITO usas
piten. Nelson and clarke
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
} Leosus
American Ieag
WI. Loop in
Need Of Prexy

The western International
league was searching for a new
president today.
+. II. Kniekerbooker, loop prexy,
according to word received here,
has been transferred by the Union
Pacific railroad, of which he is an
assistant president, from Seattle
to Salt Lake City, making il neoes-
ssry for him 10 resign his post "a
head of the WI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Last Chance on Sunday
To Quality for Finals
OF Hole-in-One Tourney

Last chance, you golfers. Ia take
= crack a. winning $50 in msr.
chandlse prizes Will ec Sunday,
with the desdllne set Al ? .. m.
Thus fsr enls ~ men have
qualified for the finals sunday
night ny knocking the pellet
Into the charmed circie,s and
I'm be that dozen players
when compete for the grand
prire 81 $50 unless additional
entrants qualify saturday cf
Sunday.
Latest 10 qualify 10 Kenny
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

white. VIA hit = perfect snes that
stopped only IL inches from TIE
hole Friday night
The funds raised viii ~ ussd
10 send Tseems aashfisFs to the
National Public Links tournament
At Detroit,
And. speaking ~ qualifying. Ia.
coma golfers will sssooi . seshale
preliminary qualifying round sun.
day. - holes IL Meadow PARK.
with the lo~ - per cent play.
ing In tho Qualifying finsls AZ
Alennere July |.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

WlnniHa pitcher H4EA8<. iaain9
g.ss1ss . Y 's,,s.'a 'aa s.as Fs'sh,a,
rsfses ia. 10 4ghass sssl - h<t. IN
Johnson w. Ian a. fuftss ~.
ksheHx III alta ~ Jsnn~ea ~. Llsn
!, fsfter ~. nshspE q Fs1ns @sssa.
81 Jahnsot n Lssn q Fu<sef 4.
Gehsns II runs Fsstonsihls fas. ionn-
seH D Lies 4 Fsnfsf 4. neiisnx q
sstsssn s,st " jehnsun D rtsssr 4.
shAne hr5e % Rails. OF rwsss
:. nehano Wild pfteh, a6hsas.
N - b16ns. yssims 10, rzsomS :.
hSssa rjeo. ftneyssssH. Ahfs~sk, thSs~-
~ Mia Att43t. rssseil. Nhipplss
too. saes klts Whlppls, rmsnker.
~, nsss'E sss. - $500 wniss yss,sal.
D. tsus1ef. neis usrf~tsga. Fifpu.
Wits q Abee9& 7. bssnn~ss r<ffeii
D ntenegi q sa6rifies. hlessft. ssntsn
bAsss. Hshah4fs = r&ffeii fieits
lime ale. amplfss. Wsisussres and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Indians,
Senator's
Both Win
Hitting Features
Tits. With Chiefs
and Cops Victims

ssrm advanced another sctrh
toward IN. Western international
Baseball league leadership to-day
with = victory ovrr vsneouveTs
ospslanes, 10 h 4 a. Yakima lost
to raeomss Tigers. 10 to a
The Senator. collected n safe
blows on thssr hom~ ground last
night 10 whip the Canadians mach
team used t~e pl,ehsrs
SPOKANE triumrhed over Wan.
stchse. 10 TO ., In Spokane Pitcher
Duke Windsor hrId the Chisfs 10
thrvs hiis Singleton Of wenatchss
allowed ths Indians 10 safstles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Jennings. Salvador
Play for Coli Title

Portland. tourney medalist, meets
Harold Salvador Of Portland. three
time runner-up. today at Riverside
Golf and Country club for the
Oregon state amateur golf cham
pionship.
And veteran Marian McDouRali
Of Portland meets Sissy Green. IA
year-old Waverly club. Portland
junior today in the women's cham
pionship match
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Lyman Anderson Hurls No-Hii
Game for Model Lumber Squad
GMC-commarono City League Contest
Called OF When Players Strike"

The smelter entry In the
CIT, league meets the loop
leading johnson Painters Al
Lincoln bewi Saturday sighi.
beginning At , o'eleck.
The scheduled tilf between
6MC Trucker. and Cam
msrsne. was called off Friday
night when tho players
struck over differences with
league officials. The game will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Riggs Returns

RivEN vOnEsr. ~ =. nshhy
RlEgs. clay eourts champion from
1879 through ieas. rsturns today
after years campaign shrusd
70 attempt 10 regain The national
clay courts title
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

yd na"i FsIsanl 3 asa'llasl. 'f'1 70 :
sssf hlts. esiekls 4, frsslsf, ksssAss
HlDaistsn lssgss sbssx rita. b~lessHs,
sdsn stolen ssss nsf1ianiss lsft %
bsa<s Ssnstefss q apgssas tsas<
IN hailk off slnsiston 4. Wtnasof y
struck qua Nv Wfnassf ., hsnsIetsH |,
time 81 Essns. a. umpssss, Cole
aad Nsnsxlah
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Abbott and
GARRISON
Hit Homers
TIGERS cloui Is
Sculo Dlows OF
Two Yak Pitchers

TAs Tigers. apparently h~sfsu a
ne ~ e ~ and ans- half tuntnxs
last wight ~ Atniesle park. ~
s~aiv sxpsused with h~~ h1ts. -
ssasv IN runs In their hair az ths
seventh. fleh<d up eoupl~ mc<s
n the eighth and defestsd the
Nasus.issdise Sskims rsppsns. ~
foA
n vs. ~ ~ps~sms ss~s -
NJ ssssus wssA ~ rsps hev~.
TAs snpsaA M M ~ pesv~e
tee>gee. houI~@tn9 ~ nsea
wtsh twe sosnss s~epewora 80
esseeNy. seosesas ~ efis ~
seea1 - ~ nssni liza
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unmes
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nnsl psssss N ihs fifth inning. ~.
setvo1 eredlt toe Inc Victory last
n,GAt. NJ ~ lIca's shsrv cf credit
muu1 - otv~p 10 The Tiger sstf~sA
whe vupge4 sas : sssai ~ ~ safs
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triples BY ti4erxs Farrell and A.
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rimsn. psn whits and Farr~tI
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

10 played ~ part Of . double
hill June ~.
Lyman Andersen, pitching for
Model Lumber Company. turned In
a seven-lnnlng no.hit game In tho
Senior Boys league on the JEFF.
ferson fieid Friday night and IN.
Lumber lads defeated Tacoma
Boys club by . score n 7 To 0.
SCORE NJ INNINGS
inooma noys Club ..... 600 900 90
hcdei Lumber Co. ,s.,, oo< otia 81