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La gaceta., 1940-07-02

chos, no I'm esc.avo o un titere.
Ira tambien Ia bandera cuba
ra, pero no iran las de las nacio
mes to,alitarias, como Alemania,
Espaha, Italia. todas contra
ria al sentimiento de humani e
dad del pueblo norteamericano.
Ciudadano: Exprese su apre-
cio a la naci6n, E, mi@rco.,s, tai
ccmo su cerebro Sc 10 ordena.
Fl 4 de Julio es una fecha i'm.
borr25lcen la historic del gene
10 humane.
Las sociedades que no hayan
lido inlitadas directamsnte, por
no pertenecer a la Mesa Redon-
da. va saben que Sc las espera
con los BRACES abiertos.
En- el pals de la libertad, ell
ciudadano libre y respetuoso de
las leyes, siempre tiene abiertas
las puertas,
La gaceta., 1940-07-02
P0l Ia RddV

" -' -
Programa de la noche de hoy /:
Concentrates Kaltenborn, 6:45,
WSUN; 700, orquesta de John
ny Green, WSUN. Y ell Pregun-
ton, WDAE; 7:3O, function de
Horace Heidi, WSUN, y Corte
de PerdidoS Herederos, Herede-
ros, WDAE; 1855, n0ticias por
Elmer Davis; 300 MGsica anne
ricana, WSUN, y We, the
People, WDAE; $50, function
de Meredith Wilson, 500, pasa-
tiempos de verano, WSUN, Y or
questa de Glenn Miller, WDAE 4;
$3.50, Uncle Walter Doghouse
WSUN, y %noticias, WDAE; 8:
As, n~oticias; 1900, noticias d.
la guerra; 10:15, convention de-
Plan Townsend, WSUN; IL 10,
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

ins, 49, Cation T. Rocs, o., y
y. ire Barnes, "a Robert G..
CsmpbJl. q. v Catherine
Stallings, 10; James Alvin Rice,
Isysa Jl-nson, p Aidie
G. Ie en-. %, Y Maria Tulsa
10. 1I; Logan P. Wall, So y
Mary Lee Hatchet, 80; Emmett
j, Sheppard, A Y Lecna Lor-
aine Stephenson, %; Frank D.
Rodriguez, %, y Herminia B.
relnanGez, % Edgar E. REM
er, "a, y Ruby f. Shepherd, 81 /;
Josie Rogel, %, y Dolores Ange-
lita Diaz, IS; ViggO Nielsen, 81
y Antonette Delaney, 81.
La gaceta., 1940-07-02
CRIPPS C~ONTERENugJ LON
Ell PRESIDENTE KALINTN

Moscu, juno 2 Con el presi
dente Kalinin conferenci6 aver,
lusgo de haber presentado sus
credenciales, ell nuevo embaja-
dor ingles, Sir Stafford Grips.
Ademas de la conversation
con ell p~residente Grips, platic6
con S. A. Lozovsky vice comisa-
rio de negocios extranjeros.
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

Pide el anotador sc estab.ezca
un siStema de investigation pa
ra saber cual de los hermanos
Provenzano, J Q I, es el cue en-
puma G. bate.
La gaceta., 1940-07-02
Con eI bate. la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira . CuartA

Ganaron los Caballeros Lea =
les la primera serie. Con dos
"outs" hicieron siete carreras.
iOtro de los fen6menos de la Pc
lota!
Esas siete Y una mas, hecha en-
la entrada siguiente, les dieron
ell triunfo.
La gaceta., 1940-07-02
Mutf'''pOniOs

Manuel Huerta, 10; y Olga
Fernandez, Is; Henry del Casti-
10, %, y Dolores Rodriguez, II;
Henry N. Walker, so, y Ethel j.
Sanford, 48; James Leonard Mo
rrow, 20, y Bonnie Vivian Wigg
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La gaceta., 1940-07-02

La novena dc los Lcales batea
con dureZa v mp pneos hgtes.
iPuede alguien explicarncs e.
misterio?
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

Seria conveniente que las no
venas lavaran sus trajes para Ia
segunda serie y particularmente
las derrotadas
Les convendria quitarse de en-
Gina ell "polvito" de la mala suer
tie.
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

Pulido empez6 a perder la Ego
ma" Y lie retiraron. Pedrero a.
brio con un out y dos ponches
y despueS c~onsigui6 cerrar el
puerto hasta Ell final.
Cuando McGahagin batea de
hit es tai asombro que ell valioso
pitcher Sc CANA una ovacion.
Aver Sc equivoc6, pogo de hit.
tY ovaci6n vuelta al ruedo!
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

Juega bien la Segunda base el
joven McNenny, de los ASSURES.
Jimenez lie "abanic6' aver a
una pelota alta Y un fanatico CO.
ment6; lie tiraste a una nube.
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

Kline jug6 Ell domingo excelen
te pelota y Sc lie tributaron mu-
chos aplausos.
Iglesias vic avanzar la 'bola"
de roll, y dijo: "Esta es mia"
Fero la 'mOf6", Sc "amantequi-
ll6", y ell corredor lego a la pri-
mera.
La gaceta., 1940-07-02
Diporeios

DlpOTCtOS
Decr.tos: Florence n. Nc
Larry contra Gib-cl M,L2rrv,
Nuevas demandas: LlSa Va
'anta Uravazo contra jose Va
lente Uravazo.
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

Aver Sc lamentsha o, MCnta-
.nts lie n ausancia De Noyita.
Use habra lido de vacaciones
para California?
Novita era el fanaticO mime
70 | de la novena Guiana v cuan
do mas perdia la novena, mas Ia
animaha ~
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

MontOtico do el domingo un
"jilote" y Alfredo ell ito muy 0
rondo decia: Cuando mi sobrino
do ell hit."...
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

Charles Allen, ell arbitro, re :
nunci6 aver su puestO. Va a 70
marse unas vacaciones bien ga
nadas.
81 la Liga me necesita en- otra
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

OCCASION, dijo, con gusto la SER
wire.
I'm arbitro intelligence y bien
intencionado, aunque no infaii-
BILE.
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

"Manichando" sc lie extravia-
ron a Felipe los espejuelos de
batear. Mala suerte!
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

Los veteranos de los Leales,
ell "Gallego" y Contreras, recupe
raron los espejuelos de batear.
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

Lo mismo puede decirse de
Jimmy White, Paz y hasta Ell iii
magua."
LIE dieron dulce a la pelota y
ganaron la Serie.
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

crTnesta do Enrique Madr!gse-
rsS; bale hasta IA mediaEoche.
La gaceta., 1940-07-02

b made from natures OWE beneficial
roetn and hertn each with ~ "
special purpoae 20 HELP WOMEN.
Famous for over 60 yeau Pinkham's
Compound Is he best known Amd one
~ the Most effective "woman'A bnles
obtainable. Try df
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Henry McLemore Says

There seems to BE- doubt that Prof Ksans
can lay the dough on tho line. for over in New
Jersey there are three wealthy Irinhmsn who would
pay pelnty to watch Patrick Edward comiskey ret
a shot At the Baer's jaw.
This Co"iskey i Irish giant with a punch
like the kick Of q mule "a. h. siin young and
hasn't learned al the nice paints nf boxing vet bui
he has 80 much soekeroo In both hand. that plenty
% peopic--inclndlng this observer--beIleve u h
onl, q question Of time until he viii he heavy
weight champion.
comskey IL ready to tangle with the Baer any
place, any time and for peanuts because he con
sders the Baer easy hurdle the way To
fight with J. Louis
Today or tomorrow ought TO tell whether the
Baer comes east where both Louis and Comlakey
have declared that II IL open season on him
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

Hockey Players Make Good Soldiers and
Fate OF Come and Big Arenas Is at Mercy of
Whims OF Hitler and Decision OF Premier
BY HARRY GRAYsoN
NEA Service Sports Editor

HIrS isn't exactly hockey weather financial
roofing interest in puck pursuing thinking
They wondering the National
viii operate winter The course
Per cent Of the players hail from Canada
Although government pledged
consumption for
In England route training pending
compulsory military training 100000
Canada supplied so
World War Canadian better eyeght superior
aptitude.
big force pilots trained easo-
line plentiful enemy practice flying
More than few of the brightest hockey
hear the call
CONNIE sMYTE. War and managing
in advising his players enroll Immediately military training
the United States professional sport
nation is embattled
precedent hockey may
for the duration World
to Canada and the Pacific Northwest rs years
Stars encouraged to join
NIE fate of New York. Chicago Boston
Toronto, Cleveland
the the whms of Adolf Hitler decision
Premier Hockey them Winter
without 1t would be well nigh runous.
Many hockey distinguished
Bill Cook Ching Johnson Red Dutton Rabbit Mcvgh
wouldn't battalion
hockey hockey like which only
thoroughly break through
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

NEW YORk-Thst eminent wild animal train
er. Prof. Jack Kearns. Is In our city trying TO trap
a Baer.
lie has baited his trap with $4,000 nice green
dollar bills but far the Baer has shifted the stuff
In disgust and turned away. growing. Lettuce"
For q guy who Il supposed Ia have q terrific
appetite for fresh money. the Baer-Max AdeIbert
Baer-ls going through curious tricks Right
now he has unanswered himself Into the position
Of q starving man who refuses q three-inch steak
because he doesn't like mushroom sauce.
Prof. Kearns thinks he can put on quite a
show II he can trap the Baer. He wants To throw
the Baer in against one Patrick Edward comishey
for fight in Jersey City. Bright and early Prof
Kearns began to heat up the wires TO Sacramento
where the Baer has hoed up, offering little extra
sugars choice between $4,000 and 30 per cent
of the gate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Cowie Brothers Champions
OF Star Boat Handlers

SAN DIEGO. Cal. - Recognized
star boat champions Of the world
today were the sun-tanned young
Cowie Brothers Of Santa Monica
and their sleek Rambunctious II.
With 25-year-oId Jim Cowie
At the tiller and his 21-year-
old brother Gordon N crew,
the Rambunctious II left IL
veteran shippers rolling In the
wake In the five race series
ending yesterday.
BY the victory the Cowies bring
the 1e41 International Star Boat
championships TO Los Angeles
harbor.
Rambunctious II finished first
twice. second twice. and sixth
once. 10 amass a total Of SO points
Second was Robert Whites jade
of West San Francisco Bay. 81
points. and third WAS lockwood
Prizes Twin Star of Wnmetts
Harbor. III, so points.
Twin Star won yesterdays
final race with Rambunctious
III second and Jade third.
Other final standings were Gale,
Southern Lake Michigan. 10: Scout
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Local Golf News

Sundays P. M. tourney went to
Elmer Clark. 7s-10-es.
Fircrest Harry Hanson won
Sundays match play against par
with a l up score. Frank Sever
sen was second. even. w. Il. Craw
and T. Talo were next, one down
each.
Fircrest team match against
Kitsap country club saw the locals
win 331s TO 26h. but for the COM
plete home and home series Brem-
erton won, Ash to 43la. The
Kitsappers won the first match
recently. 20 to 10.
Saturdays Fircrest play was for
points. A division winners were
Ralph Martin, Al; o. Watkins,
Al; J. S. obenour and George
Fisher, 80 each. B division, Ed
Hagen. IS; L. Hall, SO; z. Acker-
man, So; George McGavick. So;
z. M. Meyer and J. c. Bohn. 35s.
Allenmore-Sam Allen and Guy
Clifford won the best ball twosome
match Sunday with q 73-12h-
601s. Lou Utterback and Wilbur
Raleigh had 7s-14-64; George
Poprad and Earl Matthias. 1910
So: c. w. Washburn and II. r.
Harper. s3-16i4-e6h.
Saturdays play was best nine
and was won by George Holling-
stad, 35-314-3111; Larry Huesby,
35-3-32: Lou Tullis. 35-3-32;
Walt Geehan, 41-sh-32h; Larry
Tennent, 3s-5h-321z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

TRENTON. No me San Diego
entry In ths American Legion
junior national baseball tourna-
msnt today moved On 10 tbs East
seeking new cDnguests. The Cali
fornlans won the western sec
tionai tournament here yesterday
~ taking = d0ublshsadsr from
Topeka, Kans. 10 to and 2 70 5.
me second game went 10 innings.
San Diego entered the finals
Saturday nigh, ~ defeating Lew
iston. Ida. - % J.
The San Diego players nov 20
u Shelby. y G. where they meet
the st. Louis. Mo. team IN the
national semi-flnals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

Following IL the result u the
Tacoma Junior Pigeon club race
held Sunday from Wilson creek,
100 miles
First place Bud Petersen.
fot OF Yda per min second place
Les Petersen. a0sTi yds per min /.
third place ~ carrsap, t0i II
yds per min fourth place Tom
Carrsau. t0i - yds per min
John Gl0of. no report
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Longacres Results

SUNDAYS HACfa
71o-fihsf. s40o. claiming. ssYsaf-
ooT sids sna AZ. / nils
Flyins qua. ia ss.. $50 - 30
Ais4 ho1tsf ig1 ss $50 ~
Jimmls sweet ia 10
Joessys in CIDER orohs. psassa.
HsYnoids time. } % i(t Mortgages
Pride fAfhfoHss Iaag Tprehiiis. cfEa=
al hDesd aud sla ngyai siao Fan
1AO-sIIOaD $500 clniiniaE D
ofO yssf -alas ana up : Lth miiss !.
Z Ruth. ig4 fsssss 300 30
ieessvs = zafsis n.sassn. u VII
son. time / fs -. iran CHI. izdT
Edith Disnlfisa. step. h. sifsess.
Hardin. nogtsf chief Aasie hsbg
31t@inInb' 600 claiming i.pssr-
o7l clos saa n iiLs miles -.
istaiusd. ipe f.tss 40 q
5l-ssgs' Warner. us.ason. rsgualaa
Nme sass nlus Hour silver
blzes uustHsla. iais Id. British
Tan Dsarsis AIss
7ho-fot HTif. 500. eislmins. .
oTZ gsaf Dida and uu. b mile
SISTER Polly. tgf 1910 so 30
yfasfiy. no $50 I'D
Dt-bF bf*4t ~ - s.s..s.z
time. 1919 FagiAg. uniga or.
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nsiaaa 90 Alisn Dvulunsiisf Eitt@sa
31I-siars. poo. claiming >
oTo Bssf.gias ana - itls mes
n9uFssssst - asiYs' 80 80
fsstets - 1900 -
Joeksss. o zufslt warner sehla.
de Tins 80 Brilliant Son.
81 Els Prediction. faniDat apa
Train signal
7AJ--ftasTH. $4,000 aaasa. ~
oTI Lonssefss NJ gsaf old
ana % J nile
"a Faia sgaaN 20 800 30 $50
"a oiimp6. - 49,. $50
~ orandy Its 2 70
Dad heat Tor thifd. loefsya. oFphs.
Pagan warner Graz sine ! SCI
c-hots. L4ssnzfo. stop scout. Rolling
Bal. 0ytlNH Ia 84A 1AApNfttttEl
Exploded and Fonkss "a AZ Rossn-
pefg fntfy,
oAo-EfgHTn $500. claiming. =
oTo Feaf -oids ana ug miles
Count NcLuks. 10 $40 $50 2 20
Ma ContfafF. las so %
Crystal chief 100 81. %
Jooksys. II wilson. Morton afons.
time mas Auiiet. siosen. Weep
inz waters. Old Judge. Fandan AID
Aary Cardinal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Sinuinu Umpire Misses Howl Of Mob

DETROT-The thing Bill Byron misses most ne insisc'
, the howl of the mob. -
II never thought worked good game unless me STANDS
were on me Byron famous singing umpire no" WORK
ing city of Detroit
Byron recalls a Sacramento when hosie CROWD oe-
cided go the arbte The crowd STOOD
on The sidewalk bowling through the glass Of an old
fashioned BAY window in big chair IN hotel lobby
The b.rassd proprietor asked him 70 please move out OF me
window
I'm guest III sit where please reared Byron
a a brick broke entire window IN on ms head
The hotelnan fled. but not Bill Byron
= m quit" he beams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

III. New Port Harbor. Cal. 81.
Gene, Puget Sound. Wash. a. /.
Wariock, Santa Barbara. Cal. 81
Lulu. Santa Monica. 30. Kurush
II. Havana, Cuba, %: Kuuipo III,
waikiki, Hawaii. n; suzette n.
Lake Ontario. 20: Brownie. Lake
Arrowhead. Cal. %; Pagan. East
San Francisco Bay. Is: Stella
Maris. Cravesend Bay. IL; Con-
cubine. Nassau. Q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Steele S 0kay

los ANGELES Freddie Steele
former middleweight champion Of
the world, next time will tell his
wife when he remains away from
home a few hours longer than his
wife expects. Freddie was report
ed NJ missing when his Wits
complained 10 the police How
ever. Freddie came home a few
hours late lie had neglected 10
tell the missus. taking II for
granted she knew he'd be okay
wherever he wnH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Gonzaga Mentor
Threatens 10 Quit

SPOKANE. Wash. - Gonzaga
university's board OF trustees meet
tonight TO decide IL football coach
PIGGY Hunton will blow the
whistle when fall practice starts
September IL.
IL Was revealed last night
that Hunton has threatened 10
resign unless his salary is in
creased Sources said that
should Hunton resign. his
place would be filled by Funny
Hunting, frosh coach.
Father Curtis J. Sharp. s. J..
faculty representative for ath-
letics. said what we have been
able to pay Piggy doesn't COM
pensate him for his services, :"
while Chairman Leon J. Boyle of
the board Of trustees labelled the
dispute a tempest In a teapot. 4"
He said the board would take
some action on the matter tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Win City
Ball Title

Superior Dairy won the 1910
city league championship satur.
day night Al Lincoln bowl by TAX.
Ing 7 70 o game from enc
Trucks. behind the ak hit hurting
Of Lewis Goldsmith
II was the third straight win for
the Dairymen In the best three
out Of five series
The Dairy boys won their first
turf IL 20 2. following with a
thrilling 2 TO l decision after II
innings Of sensational play Fn.
day night
The Gilman eame when Gold
smith allowed hut one Trucker
% reach third base.
Kenny IverssH worked for
the losers and pitched good
ball. errors paving the way
for his defeat.
Too much pitching tells ths
story Of the Superior Dairy upset
The Dairy clan barely squsszsd
into the play off series. In ths
three championship games which
consumed 80 innings. ths enc
boys rsgistsrsd only three runs.
this with 10 hits which would
hardly b. adsquats 10 annex =
title.
Much credit must h. given Man
aver Ocky HaaEiand u ths Bu-
psrior Dairy team for his mastery
On keeping his club within sfris-
ing distance throughout the ssa-
son ana then psfking the boys A.
the crucial moment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Kramer Schroeder
Win Doubles Honors
CHESTNUT HILL Mass. -Tw

CHESTNUT Hill. Mass. Two
cocky is-year-old californisns
we're rated today a. the nations
top team after they fulfilled their
boast 10 win the national doubles
championship.
Jack Kramer Of h0ntabello.
Calf. and Ted Schroeder Of Glen
dale. Calf. became the youngest
tandem ever 10 gain the title when
they conquered the fourth-sesded
combine Of Cardnar Aulloy Of
Coral Gables. FLA. and bespec.
taeied Henry Prusoff 0f Seattle.
Wash. 60. SO. s-7. in the final
match Of the 5sth national doubles
championship yesterday.
Alice Marble Of Beverly
HIS. Cal. queen o. the
worlds courts, shared In two
championships. She pinned
with Sarah PaIfrey of Brook
line 10 win their fourth
straight somen's doubles titIs
and later teamed With ssol,lyy
Rigs Of Chicago 10 stais the
mixed double. erosH she an
mixed last year with Harry
Hopman, Australian Davis cup
captain.
Kramer and Schroeder. VINO
reached the final BY eliminating
top seeds Frank Parker and Don
Mcneil, took the decisive games
in all three ssts the hard way by
breaking through the powerful
services Of their giant opponents
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Hanen Wins Golf
Tourney in South

Los ANGELEs-Dl Hanen Of
Portland. Ore. was the new Lake
side country club invitational golf
champion today. lie defeated
Greg Kelly Of Los Angeles. 4 and
2. yesterday In The finals The
University Of Oregon player won
on the 10th with a better iron shot
To the green Adolph MenJou Of
the movies won the NTH flight by
beating Pat Mccormick Of Lake
side, and 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

norman. Portland, Ore. was the
first man in at noon today IN the
opening round Of the annual PEA
golf tournament The Northwest
ern star had 3s-3e-77 Sam
snesd, Craig Wood ana Ben Ho-
gan are the men the others are
shooting at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Cleveland
Beaten by
Hudson 5-4
American League
Leaders Drop Four
Straight Contests

INV fonH Ths Cleveland
Indians wsfz I'll in h1ii retreat
today. apparently a~mosaiissa ri
disofwsuised ~ the three crush
lnF defeats ~ Yankees admin
stored b. them lsst week
Rookie 81 ffHisur HANDED ~
Indians thee fanrth straight ST.
naok yesterday vhsn hs pitched
washinEion y = 81 triumph sVsr
Cleveland
Tho Tigers. wha seemed eft u
tas race sflsr their three thrash
ings ~ The Yanks last Nssk.
parked up behind buck Nsxsem
and beat lhs Athletics. "a.
The Yankee pennsst a.
prrs. wss a<ralied ~ Tea
f.ywa-. IN Fear cid White So
pitcher. hut not re luazs
After i.sess had pitched ths
White So - = 10 viefsxY
aver the fanks Ia the opessf
sefafe = bowling thFeas ~
1o.lto fsas II fanke. stsdluFs.
The Brens nauii~r. gst hsel
aa tho sIanlnH track vita =
81 triumph IN the aishisaeL
The Rsd So continued n 20
nowhsre. dividing q pair stth ne
nrowns John siEGellng and his
butterfly hsn pulled the nru~ns
through q "a victory N fha
opener nut the Rsd SOS ham
msfsd oat = ia Gin IN tns night
cap.
Cincinnati got bach On The pen
nsat trail win = hang ~ winning
doublsheadsr frum the Phtlliss.
"a and as
Dick Ianahaa hsastea the
DsageF. their sisih arf.at In
To. west thi. trip shea h.
pitched tho Pirates On . -
victory In tho apeacr. Freddy
fItssimsnaas SAVED tho d.y for
IN. Dodgers ~ winning his
lsth slatoss In tho aiEhieap.
81.
Tho Cubs and Giants dixld~r.
Sith Chicago winning the first
game. 50. IN 10 innings and New
York. taking the nighteap ia
Sailor nlll fpsedsl stopped ths
carsH psEams winning stfsak ~
pitching the tees % 81 triumph
iH The opener In ths niEhteaP
- Cardinals cams from behind
81 an. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
McKee-Germaine
Tennis Champions

CINCINNATI, o. - Diminutive
Dick Mckee OF Jacksonville, Fla.
and Helen Germaine. steady strok-
ing New Yorker. went home with
the National Public Parks tennis
singles crowns today.
Mckee beat Charles Shostrom Of
Chicago 6-3. 81, 81 yesterday.
while Miss Cermaine defeated Mira.
Merceina Parker Of St Louis. "a.
So.
Willis Anderson and Robin
Briscoe. Los Angeles. won the mix
ed doubles final, beating George
and Marta Andrads. Jacksonville,
Fla. So. SO.
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Dunn Squad
Wins State
Ball Title
Defects Tocomo's
Johnson Points:
Seottle Girls Win

Seattle made q clean
sweep Of titles IN the sixth annual
state softball championship tour
nament last night.
Dunn Lumber won the mems
crown by beating Johnson Paint
Of Tacoma. So. Dams Market won
the girls championship by defeat
ing the Beilingham Merchantettes
by 4 score OF 81.
The Dunn team also won the
state amateur softball champion
ship In Everett last week.
Paseo took third place with q
i2-inning 81 victory over last
years champions. Ray on Burn
ers Of Seattle.
In Saturdays games. Johnson
Paint beat Vancouver So. Pasco
beat Costello's OF Everett so, and
Dunn's beat Ray oil "a. In girls
games. Bellinghsm beat Tacoma
1871, and Dams beat Everett 1871.
In semi-finals. johnson beat Pasco
10. and Beilingham girls beat
Manette III.
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Ripley Golf Winner

BASFF, Alta - Wider Ripley,
Pasadena. Cal. won the Banff
Springs Hotel Golf championship
Saturday by defeating Ralph
whaley. Seattle. 1 up At the 5sth
hole.