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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-29
Personal

q $ k $ <. i : !, MT. and Mrs. William Meister of Waterville street announce the birth of a daughter, Susan Hamilton yes terday at the Waterbury Hospital Mrs. Meister is the former Marion Tracy: ...l. -,. J x. ...,
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Dempsey of Clifton Avenue are sojourning at St. Petersburg, Florida. ].
 MT. and Mrs.. Thomas Johnson have returned to their home on West Main Street after spending a few days in Holyoke, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Dorchester of Highland Avenue are spending Q few days in New York City. < Miss Kathleen Rollins of New York is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Grove of South Main Street for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Potter of Hill Street are in New York for g few days. -
 Misses Kathleen and Louise Miller of Pine Street. are spending several days in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-29

AGnzettl, Mary 1Earciano. reMHz.' C0viello. Gertrude NdElc. |. dred Pace, Fred CIdc.'Q. 5elia N|. meida, Beatfice Pace. 1ft. md fEI4. James Ralmcnto, Nr. and lIE1' I1II{ toli, Afr. and hgrs. Gtoi1. Afzg. tt[9I Pace, Mrs. Prank Greco. E'e111rz Mucci. Annette Pnce, 1puiee Iucz'
 and Grace Laezzo of New Rochelle
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-29
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

ELTON CONTRACT CLUB
 The second session of the Con. necticut championship was held last evening at The Elton Contract club under the direction of Mrs. Wil- liam Sherman Smith. Top scorers were: Alfred Goldman and Martin O'Brien, 161 1-2 and Joseph Sulli- van and Gl; Stover, 16l.
 The standing to date is as follows: Sullivan Stover, BPS 1-2: Davis Root, 290; Wolfe-S Smith, 285 1-2 and Norton Baker, 285.
 Tn the sweepstakes division top scorers were: Mrs. Robert Jillson and Mrs. M. H. Tourney, 147; Joseph Moran and John Moran, 135.
 The standing includes: Stevens Dunphy, 274 1-2; Mpran-Moran, 267: Russell -Bergin tied with JillSon- Toomey, 266 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-29

| Miss Cecile FrechettA of Manhari
 Street has returned after spending some time in Berlin, N. H., as the guest of Miss Olivette Coulombe. They attended the national ski jump in Berlin on Sunday, 7 '
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-29
q None V. A K g 8 5 ;. AJ1O 8'7 6 3 2 q A

By cross -ruffing to the very end, de- clarer could be sure of making six diamonds, losing only the ace ot trumps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-29
. MeI<ENNEY oN BRIDGE

Good CrossRuff Hard to Fnd When You Get One Keep 1t Going
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-29
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers in the Wednesday af- ternoon session of the Cornell Con- tract Club conducted by Mrs. John o. Moriarty were: North and South Mrs. John McManus and Mrs. Edgar Adams, 130; Mrs. William Meyers and Mrs. James Abercrombie, l26; and East and West: Mrs. John Dil- lon and Mrs. Matthew Doyle, l36 1-2 Mrs. John Collins and Mrs. Law renee Ryan, 1855 1-2.
 The standing to date is as fol- lows: Meyers-Abercrombie, 637 1-2; Bolger-Petitjean, 626 1-2; Horrigan- O'Calligan, SIS and Spicer-Shutts, 6l5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-29

Miss Lucille Oliver has returned to her home on Watertown Avenue after spending several days in New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-29

MT. and Mrs. William Masters have returned to their home on East Main Street after spending a few days in Pittsfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-29

MT. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Potter of Hill Street are in New York for g few days. @
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-29

Miss Jeanette Lyttle of Philadel- phia, Pa, is the guest of Miss Theresa Watson of Willow Street for several days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-29

MT. and Mrs. Louis P. Sharon of Washington Street are spending several days with relatives in Irvington, N. J.. a
 Mrs. D. T. Harrington, Jr., of Col umbia Boulevard, Mrs. M. J. Daly of Columbia Boulevard, Mrs. Thom- as F. Nolan of Randolph Avenue, Mrs. John Gilmartin of Chestnut Avenue, Mrs. James Bowling of Grove Street, Mrs., Charles Wood- lock of Pennington Avenue and Mrs. w. K. Lawlor of Hewlett Street are spending several days in New York City where they are reg istered at the Hotel New Weston.
 MT. and Mrs. H. F. Larson of New Haven were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Morley of Cooke street. " Y. A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Red Sox Purchase
Padres Newsome

BOSTON TIE Boston Red
Sox' chief tf0gbls this year has
been IN q weak pitching siaff. bot
with the 1870 American league
DennaDt winner atm 70 ~ decided
The son have begun 70 rebuild
their weakest department.
Purehsss Of Pitcher " D.
fDickl seWsoAs from ths san
Diego Calf Padres for an an
named cash sum Sss announced
lsst night me 2sysar old right.
handler Nlil report for spring
training. and thls season has won
n games and iost 70 Six n MS
victories were shst0ais In z35
innings pitched. ssNsoms gave
rs hlts. struck out tis and issiisa
- walks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Porilander Wins
AT Jasper Park

JAsPkh PAkh IDD6B. AHA.
Don Thompson Of Portland. ore
successfully defended his Totem
Pole golf trophy in week end play
here with and 5 victory over
DIR. Ron JsnsOn Of Seattle in the
3s-hole finals
Thompson led all the way and
capitalized On his opponents put
ting difficulties He VAS five up
at the turn.
Results IN other flights.
Capt Dacre Of Ecmontain De.
fested Frank strohscksr. Seattle,
In the third fight. W. W. Ray
mond. Seattle. beat b Reynolds.
Vancouver. b. C.. In the sixth
flight Trophies were presented
BY Lieut. Gov. J. c. Bowen Of
Alberta.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Washington
Is Picked
By Oliver

SEATTLE - The University Of
Washington viii win the Pacific
Coast conference football title thls
year after a close battle with the
University Of southern caiiforia's
Trojans. Oregon Coach Tex Oliver
said today.
Oliver flew here by United Air
lines for an Oregon alumni meet
ing.
"In be surprised n any team
In the conference goes through
the season indicated" Oliver
said.
The Webfootr coach said his
team. handicapped by the loss u
nine regulars. would be built
around Marshall stsnstrom. 40
pound fuliback
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10

A total OF 1T golfers turned out
Sunday for the Tacoma Golf as
sociation's sweepstakes at Brook
dale, honoring Clarence Taylor,
president Of the Brookdale Mems
club.
Low gross honors went 10 Doc
Maczen with sub-par score OF o.
A best bali twosome tournament
was held on a points basis. with
results as follows: First division
Dick Long and Joe Koler. t5b
points; Joe Greco and Arne Leyen-
hagen. 45lz points: Archie Genin
and Louie Truman. hi3; Tom
Medak and Frank Keuss, 43. and
Jack Johnston and Jack Mcintyre.
43.
Second division - Doc Maczen
and Martin Peterson. ssls. Ernie
Meredith and 3. Baker. As: Joe
Hansler and Lyle Merrill. and John
H. Anderson and Bud Anderson.
AZ.
Third division-Bob sheldon and
Dick Warbler, IS: John johnson
and Ken Sorrell. Ash: John Hunt
and 3. Schwalen. IS. Harold
Thorson and Burt Morris. -;
Ralph Williams and Elmo Samuel
son. Az: Harry Maunder and y.
Chaplin. -.
The Harry hcCormick memorial
benefit was a huge success. with
IT'S participants vieing for prizes
in = special contest. Lyle Merrill
was nearest the pin. being , r. 2
in. away. Other results; z. Mere
dith. 6 feet 9 inches. Leo Booth. ]
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Sofiball Groups
Break Relations

DETROIT The Amateur soft
ball Association Of America today
severed all connection with George
Sisters American softball aasoci.
alton.
Officials 81 the AHAA an
nounced that any team which en-
ters Sisters tournament in 81
Louis. Sept 1918. would face
suspension from the AsAA. al
though previous endorsements 81
the Sister tournament had been
given
Seth whitmore. Michigan rep
resentative ~ the AsAA. said tho
action was taken beeause Sisters
organization was offering cash
prizes and violating other smatsur
regulations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10

critics say, noudfeau Il an even
more sklilful shortstop than Reese
Ills basketball background has an
ablsd him 10 come up with aero-
hattie stops thai have been little
short 81 amazing.
A heavier hitter than Reese.
noudreau leads the league in dou.
bles, has an average lowering
around sib and shows signs % de-
veloping = home run swing IN his
bat.
A has been said before. oompari-
sons mean nothing "A long e.
Leo Durocher and Oscar VII are
both satisfied. that's all that should
natter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10

fnaueHfafine rle isasts NAV Il
~ broadway snsvs - 80 hsWi.
~ circuits staff tnsgr campaigns
tonight
rhs Industrial league wnl - n.
nsst n rss aaax ssartle4 -
maiehs. At : a.s,a~k Knlshls a
Calumhas enlarged ~ sisAt tears
al seav 49, n'efssa n me first
matehs. ~ tAsif sszassk srh.a.
uls
reans. sntss~a IN ths In.
du.issal leasae laelusl.i Ia
een,s rswel sappiy. "a,
rrlaslns eeaspaay. Rse.away
sileyx. Fanss n~sasy Ns.k.
nesr. Msa.. Ness. Nae<l~s
ozToea Turf sn.ake ~hap. a.a
Washington To. s.a Tieessse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
BOWLING

Special intsr-oity matches si
Coliseum yesterday-tssm event
was won by Ideal Recreation Of
Seattle with 1850 pins. Martin
Alleys Of Olympia. second with
267s. Stevens and yetter. the
only quintet entered from Tacoma,
took third with PASS.
In the doubles wilderman and
vitalich took first money with
1921. with Tore and Kosmos.
also Of Seattle. coping second
with 1898. Third place went 10
swartiing and Meeker OF Olympia
with 1888.
Swartiing came In first In
the singles. smashing out tho
only six hundred series Of the
matches. His score WAS COG.
closely followed by yitaiieh's
5s7 and Mskus $50, also Of
Olympia
Several big scores were rolled
In the team event and include 2tb
by Kosmos and 225 by yltalich.
both OF Seattle: 24s BY Barker Of
Olympia. and 207 by Clyde Grain
OF Tacoma.
Two fourteen team loops get
away 10 q start for the season
tonight. At the Coliseum the en-
lsrged Eagles league starts after
the head pin At seven O'Clock. At
the Play Nor alleys the X Street
Merchants bowl their seven
matches In two shifts. Al seven
they line up as follows: Johnson
Candy We. 7srd and X 81. ner-
chants: Pine Cafe W. Balls Ben
Franklin store: Craig Hardware
va Fir Ridge Guernsey Dairy;
HIM Florist We. X ST. club. The
second squad takes the alleys At
. O'Clock with k-slno club pittsd
against Peterman Of Taeoms.
Pioneer Market against Meyer
Drug: and Hans johnson Dept
Store against Washington IAun-
dry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10

~ Wood won his first race ~
the 1910 young bird season Sun
day IN the Racing Pigeon siubs
weekly sysnt iiis entry Nss the
winner In the race from liafring
ton. Wash, flying the distanes IN
slk hours and 10 mlnutsa Neat
weeks race will b from Apoksns.
400 miles away. Results 10 yards
per minute
vi Wool. sib "a Bob FribsrE
ssz - Carl orgsby. sst sh NJ
Johnson. SAG - ~ AcConnsli.
go - and Dudley Dean. as4 ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Title Golf
Play Opens
AT Seattle
Nine Tocomons In
Glossy Feminine
Tee Tournament

SEATTIE-The nations hes
feminine golfers teed off today Il
the 10th Annual womens West
ern Golf association amateur
championship tournament AZ IN,
Seattle Golf club.
Thirty-two Of the $50 nh,
started the ls-hole round vii
Quality. The tournament win las
six DAYS.
The Pacific Northwest had
never before seen such . field
Of competitors for the cham
pionship which Edith Esta-
brooks. Dubuque. Ia. wa not
present 20 defend.
Betty Jameson. San Antonio
Tex, national women's champion
was one Of the favorits. To win
the tournament. But she was
due for strong competition from
such stars a. Marion Mley. L<x.
ington. Ky, twice western cham
pion; Elizabeth Hicks. Long Beach.
Cal; Beatrice Barrett. Lafayette,
MINI. last years national media.
list; Ellsmae williams. Medinah,
ILL.,, last years runner-up: Dorothy
rraug, San Francisco. who shot
q practice round in 70. lowest prac-
tice score ever made on the course
BY . woman: Mrs. Mary Mozel
Wagner. Portland. Ore. Pacific
Northwest champion, and Muriel
vestch. Longview. Washington
state champion.
Marian McDougan, Port
land, Pacific Northwest cham
pion for five Of the past seven
years, suffered n wrist injury
and may not be able 10 play.
Youngest entrant was 15-year-
old Betty Jane Rucker Of spo-
kane. But the youth Of many OF
the players didn't deter 74-year-
old Mrs. Nettie struble of Chicago
from entering.
Seattle furnished more than half
the entry list.
Pacific northwest cities repre-
scented were:
Tacoma--Shlrley Mcdonald.
Ruth Canale. Mrs. A. d.
Myers. Mr.. l. A. johnson,
Margaret Dye. Mrs. Henry
Foss. Mrs. I'd Craw. Mrs.
Margaret Rust and Mrs. A.
Tucker.
Portland-Bsbe Freese, Mrs.
Mary Mozel Wagner. Nancy Hurst.
81 sy Green, Mrs. Omar Andsr-
son, Mrs. Walter Nagel. Mrs. A.
A. Riley. Mrs. Glen Cate.
Everett--Mrs. Dean Carpenter.
Ruth Poesnar. Marjorie Duryes,
Mrs. T. M. Williams. Mrs. ]. M.
Coleman, Mrs. e. b. Ballinger.
Ermine Smith. Mrs. Roy w.
Thomas.
Bellingham-Mrs. Erik Echolm.
Yakima-Mrs. II. w. Holtzinger.
Walla Walla---Mrs. s. l.. Nicely.
spokane--Betty Jane Rucker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
This Grandfather
Doubly Proud

PASADENA. Cal william VII
son. sr.. bseams grandfather
twice In ~ hours BE Sas not
through with ths celsbration q the
birth o. a grandson. born 70 his
dauRhtsr-in-laW. nrs william VII
son. uhen he was obliged 70 cut
Il short and start q second eels-
bration upon the arrival Of
granddaughter horn 10 Mrs. John
ID. Duel, mia daughter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Hot Stovers Take Air Jauni

Jamboree committee, and Mrs.
Newman. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson X. Hong.
The flight. made in . 2l-passsn-
ger Douglas plane. afforded pas
sengers aerial views Of Tacoma,
the Narrows bridge. Mcchord field,
Fort Lewis. the Mcneil island pri-
son and other points of interest.
Nisonger plans TO leave by
Northwest Airlines Monday. Sept.
30. for Cincinnati. which appears
TO have a safe lead In the National
league. to attend the opening
games Of the series as the guest Of
the Hot Stove league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Local Lawn Bowlers
Beat Rsnion Squad

Twelve members u the Esni0n
Lawn Bowling club came 10 Ta-
coma Sunday afternoon 10 engage
IN an intsr-elty match with the
local laSn bowling club. Taooms
Won two games 20 one and ~ a
total of ~ points.
Local members ara ssksd 70
Keep In mind the sii-day t0urna.
msnt 70 b. held neat Sunday 81
Wright park. Teams will b. en-.
tered from the two Seattle clubs
ana Rsnion. Play wiil BE- started
81 Ga m. and viii consist 81 three
games Drawings will be made
ana the scoring ~ill Be By the
psnnsnt system.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Sam Snead Cops
Anthracite Open

SCRANTON. -. slammla'
sammy snsad - Hha~nsesoa-
Delaware today hid ne eham-
pianshlp - ne ssnusi Anthraeits
Open golf toasnamsnf and ms
accompanying 81 200 first pfizs
money
sHsad completed tafss fsYs'
play On ths Scranton Country etab
course Niih a 7Is Tor ~ holes
Byron sslaon % rolssls. o. fin
ishsd second alta a 2Ts. oas stfoks
ahead - lawson Little of BRETON
Mods. =. ".
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Bruins Look Good on Paper,
But Schedule May Be Too Hard

iinemen TO report are Nate De
Francisco, left guard; Martin
Matheson. center; Jack Cohen,
right guard. and Co-Captain
Don Mcpherson, right end.
Mcpherson may Be slow
rounding Into condition due TO
an ankle injury during the
summer vacation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10

Ross Nisonger, winner Of the
sirplane trip to the world series
given by the Tacoma Hot Stove
league at its recent Jamboree. was
the guest of the Northwest Airlines
Sunday on q courtesy flight over
Tacoma, lower Puget Sound and
vicinity.
Others who made the flight
were Robert b. Abel, presi-
dent of the Hot Stove league,
and Robert b., jr., and Bar
bara Abel; Ted Van Fossen.
treasurer, and Mrs. Van Fos-
sen; Arthur w. Schlegel. vice
president. and Mrs. schlegeI;
Paul Newman, member Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Couple OF Thieves
Too Persistent

FORT WORTH. Tea Two mid.
die aged men stole = wheel from
". q. Baxtsrs auto trailer. When
Baxter found II missing he went
70 . garage 70 borrow a Jack.
He came back and found the men
trying 70 get another wheel Now
the two are telling other prisoners.
II you DO succeed. don't try. Try
again"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10

sALEM. Ore. - Sen. Charles l.
AcNary. Republican nominee for
vice president. viii leave Portland
BY plane Monday afternoon 10 re
turn 70 his duties a. senate MINOR
" leader in Washington.
He will drive To Portland from
Fircone. his farm home near here.
where he has attempted 70 rest"
for the past 10 days. accompanied
by Mrs heNarysnd their daughter
Charlotte. Hs Will ny east alone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Industrial and K. OF {.
!! ean.,es Under Wav First
Nine Other Groups Announce Doies;
Commercial Squads Trundle TuesdoY

Hsdarish. nerths MecaFmiek f-s-
81 Necormiss. May ksnsisnies
sna Fsanls oameis
20. <als~rs. esptsis II le.i
yesrs. e.am.rsae teas~. 80
sn-ss~s.a .nss NJ. ,e.m 81.
y~ss vlii .hoat aaaer ihe hsa-
so - I1~ya saitss To. sss.r
psat Reside. esptsis sel-
A~sa. stheT ns~meess - 80.
teas ace flswsrs nsilsf.
atusst s,sltlsen. nruh~s SAB
eess. sna ses niaE~r.
Other nsW sponsors N ths
broadway Commercial plu lszEas
include Me,isl Lume~r company.
Commsfes street MAfkst. an
krzft Cheese rhs taams wi
again comp<fs fnF the hsautifsl
Jordan nFsad trophy. whleh was
Son at Yssr ~ len rfuwhftslEs >
fsenfus leo company team.
rhs sshsdais foe fhs remainder
q ne sees Il ~ broadway sllsy.
Il - folloss Wednesday. seattle
rsooma ahlpbuiiding company
league sHa . s'sieet Thursday.
broadway LADIES' league a sta.
sna TIE Odd Fslla~s and cnssf
Hash and ponf eantpany At STA
Friday class A wamsns lesste
81 8 IA sna me nilNaakss league
sna fslsphens eompanY ladies' Al
sis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
NYA Ball Team
Closes Season

The NJ Z. A ball team CLOSED
the season AZ Mcneil island sat.
urday By beating tho Fedsrals In
= pitchers dusi ] 10 0 Horst al
lowed the Feds only two hits and
struck cut Is fnHold was touched
for seven scattered hits and =
walk De struck out "a A walk
and q twosbass hit BY Aasssfsr
accounted Tor the lone tally
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Woman First
In Fish DERBY
Tucomon Pieces
In Seoitle Event

SEATTLE Mss lillian rurhsl
son has = nee automobile today
ana the experts aFs al upset
Ths 10 year Old Ein son fhs
ioth annual Seattle aiaf.si en
Paris salmon derby hers ys.tsr.
day the first tins 10 iis history
= woman had claimed tae honns
Tier catch weighed ~ pounds five
ounces she has been fi=hins just
five month";
The Thousand dollar fish nsaF.
" Eot away u droppsa asf 10
hook At ihs saff dnfisd andsr
tbs boat and ass given Up before
another boat spotted "A ard point
Fl y eut Tn. second gsn
took
All five Top piaee-. s-es
softh . as~ sag, went On
b"esi peopis. Hoy .. asislsr
sss Second etsh . satI nsh.
. o. w-es tslsa with : 1a.a.
Tfsak Maskam. f5.ti aaa
Mrs. lila tasisos. fat.
cuFiey fuestsn miased a pfiss
~ Two ounces landing a ~ pound
sunes fan
othsr places included ibth.
Glen Lawsau. Taroma. fTs. 5sth.
Charles ~. Cain. allysraals. tss
and Dorothy Harris nfsmsrtea.
ibs a5ih. " = Russell. Hunts
Point. "a 10. tafd Y n Iohn.an.
Arlington. l2.it s7th Arthur
Hssidles. Eas, Sound IA, a a.
Wsbb. Ananertss. az
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Gun Club Veterans 0uishooi
Field in Two Events Sunday

Veteran Andy Rowe and Joe
Wallace outshot a large field Sun
day at Tacoma Gun club to tie for
top honors in the le-yard eevent.
each hitting ~ out Of 90. then
wound up desdlocked In the handi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10

cap with Il out of IS.
DR.. L. S. Blair copied first in the
skeet event, knocking down IS out
of so birds. J. ID. Irwin was sec.
ond with 43 out of so, followed by
DR.. C. z. Griffith, who cracked IS
out Of so.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
The First To The Eighteenth

feet "a inches; Lloyd Berry. 0
feet 8 inches, and Frank Keuss. .
feet 8 inches
Highland defeated BrookdsIe In
q team match at Brookdsls, 71h
10 20i1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Club Tournament

Sunday, medal play.
First division. Doc Maczen. es-s--
30; Lyle Merrill. 76-11-s5. Second
division. George Glass. s4-26-5s
Carl Lawson, s4-16-6e.
Saturday, medal play: Harold
Thorson, $3.50
Transfers. Sunday. match play:
First division. Rick Thompson, 4
up. Second division. George Glass,
IL up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
REALLY PAY no riAY

CHICAGO me National Feat
ball league will spend more thar
: million dollars for wages. rsn.
'tais and travelling snpensss tnis
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
HARTNETT WOULD GIVE
500, 900 FOR PEE VIE

Durocher Isn't the only National
league pilot high on him. Gabby
Hartnett has said he'd give 500. 600
TO get his hands on him.
It's doubtful. msantlme. II the
Indians would trade Boudreau even
for Reese. No factor has been
more dominant In the Tribes PEN
nant drive than the keystone
combination Of Lou Boudreau and
Ray Mack.
IL anything, American league
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
BIG As IT'LL GO

CINCINNATI The Reds can
not enlarge croslsy Field for the
world series. All available space
wss used UP lsst year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
PREFERS To HESITATE
BEFORE THROWING RAIL-

That trick had was something
I find impossible to teach any
one" Durooher continues when
Pee Wee tries Il he appears 10 sail
the ball and its apt 10 be q Wild
throw. When he hesitstes his usual
split second. he throws IL hard and
accurately"
Durocher says the Louisville
product Is a better fielder now than
he thought he would he last spring.
when he first started rsv1ns over
the hid.
And he's going TO get better
Figures indicate Reese also 10 q
better hitter than his boss ever
was. Currently. he 10 hitting near
.27o. He has hit five home runs.
four Of them coming in the ninth
ming when the chips were down.
He had streak recently In which
he got on base rs times In . row.
An ideal leadoff man, he got on
base 46 times out Of ia trips TO the
plate. an unusually high percentage.
Not only Is he q beautiful field
ing shortstop and . timely hitter,
but Reese Is extremely fast. lie
Ia leading the National league in