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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
Junior League
Opens Saturday

The second division of the Park
sponsored Junior Baseball league
will open Saturday afternoon at
1890 o'clock.
Four teams are entered In the
first round. but II Is expected be-
fore the opening Of the second
canto, the league Will be increased
10 eight teams. the new outfits 10
be recruited from the park play
grounds Of Tacoma.
The winner Of this opening
round viii he entered In The
final play off for the divisions
one and two city champion
ships.
The four teams competing are
Olympic Ice company, Oakland
addition. Puyallup and Wright
park.
Saturdays opening schedule al
II 30 o'clock follows:
Junior No. 2 Baseball League
Saturday. June 2, at 1880 p. m.
jefferson. Oakland Addition vs.
Wright PARK, Mckinley. Olympic
Ice Co. vs. Puysllup.
Wednesday, June 20. 1890 p. m
Puysllup Va. Oakland Addition al
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Sofiball Schedule
Park softbail games for Friday

Park softball game. for Friday.
CITY League -slis p. m White
Eagle Tavern w. Jsnssn Fuel
company at Mckinley. Tesmsicrs
Va. csmmafsno nros. at Mckinley,
National League -s,in .. M
South ssth street club W.. Knights
~ Columbus At jefferson. United
Commercial Travellers w. wsyef-
hseusers at Jefferson. Red Men W..
Eiks club al Harmon.
American League ais p M
Wooimen of World We. Waller
Road Owls al Portland Ave In
dependent Bible w. 2srd street.
Wildcats al c, p. r.. Naval Hs.
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Medolist Defeated In Junior Tourney

LAKE FOREST, m.--Aanuel de
Ia Tore. IS. Illinois interseholsstic
champion from Highland Park.
upset Medalist Jim Mccarthy.
Lockport, III. in the first round
Of the Western Junior golf tour
nament yesterday. and 3. Other
first round results: Harry Deas,
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Congdon S
81 Figure
Among Best
Word, Tucker. Has
kell and Given
Hove Some Score

SEATTLE Three amateurs and
two professionals were tied today
with three-under-pa SIS at the
start Of the second days play for
the Pacific Northwest open Coli
championship.
The defending champion. Marvin
fBudD Ward of Spokane, who is
also national amateur titlist. had
plenty of competition over the
Sand Point Golf and Country club
course despite his good first round
score.
Others tied with Ward at 81
were Harry Givan. Seattle amateur
and former Walker Cup star; Bud
Haskell, Olympia amateur; Ken
Tucker. Everett. Northwest Pro-
fessional champion, and Charles
(Chuck) Congdon. Tacoma, pro
and state open champ.
Wendell Wood, Eugene, Ore,
pro. was only a stroke behind the
leaders with 6S.
Six tied at Fisherman
Eiworthy, Seattle pro; Al Tim
norman. Portland pro and for
mer titlist; Ed Hogan. Port
land pro. former amateur and
open champion: Fred Wood.
Vancouver, r. C., pro and
British open champion; Harry
Miller and Ralph Whaley.
Seattle amateurs.
Tied at II were Neil Christian,
Yakima pro; Vern Torfin. Marys-
willie pro; and Seattle amateurs
Gerry Bert. jr., and Bart Taro.
After today's Is holes. the top
25 pros and top % amateurs will
play SO holes tomorrow to decide
the championship.
Others breaking so in the first
round were:
72-Bill Christie, Seattle; Walter
Pursey, Seattle; sack Burns
ehilhd, IVAN JOIIlSOu, fOTtidfl
'Palmer Smith, Seattle; Curely
Hueston, Seattle; Gordon Richards.
Seattle; Emory Zimmerman, Port
land; 'Scotty Wilson, Seattle.
73-Jim Christie, Seattle; rudy
Holm, Seattle; Laurence Lam
berger. Portland; 'Chester Cor
don. jr., Seattle: Wayne McPoland
Seattle; Bill Burns, Redmond;
Bob Connolly, Seattle.
74-*B I'D Combell, Seattle
Harold Niemeyer, Seattle.
- 75-Henry Garlett. Mount Yer.
non; John Coyne. Seattle.
76-'Rock Frank, Seattle; Ar,
Nordstrom. Seattle; 'Moreno Case
Seattle; Bill Graham, Seattle: Car
Dalton, Seattle; Gill Dell, Seattle;
Jim Hogan, Seattle.
T-'Clay Jones, Seattle; sFrank
Roddie, Seattle; Bob Pinnell, Seat.
tie; Don Mcdonald, Seattle; C
T. Rothweiler, San Francisco.
7S-'John futile, Seattle; Harr,
Glow, Pendleton; warren PREM
Seattle; wendell Duncan, Seattle
7e-'Leonard Mitchell, Seattle.
denotes amateur.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. Lure.
Enthusiastically knewn sportsman
FROM the Argsntlns. ~sii race
small stable II I.anxssses shss 80
san. u ses announced today ~
effsossis n tn Washington Jerksy
club. seeer Laura viii snip frurn
Haiiywuet rssk Within ths s~vt
tsw asys AMI wtis - h~se fsr tss
opening ~ sh~ tz-sssy meeting
which starts tanr ~
rhss wsn ws~rh - fsvss
ssr.~ that M fssv~s white -
ssla hvaiss~a siik. wsn ~ ss>~
IN ~ Northwest. tavsfs
ess.ss hss~ h~~~ spsww u imr
pesssas vsetess~~ ~ nssewes
Aires urwGass. Tre~rs -
she tsss~a states.
A noted prse player and gsutis-
msa rider II . frw y~srs b~es.
Lure 10 an authority on NsssteG
establishments 70 - faund 70
south Amsrssa. In addition hs y
director ~ The Je.sey eIah ~
The ArsenIins. ard the current
president ~ the ArKentias nrs~a-
sss' association.
Anauuy ftruia. the lave wttrh.
from Uruguay vas. perhaps. ne
hat snn~r hnr.s ne has imported.
Amour nrun captured the sTs.oeo
International stakss 81 Uruguay
and 80. ans n the finest nsss>s
ever produced In ths Latin enun'
lrias
~. Amersesn campaign wss
MARKED ~ aes ard do~rs. We
hegan IN startling fssnias. sweep
ing through the raahs u svssssn
handicap hopes. then yes snid sa1
change IN trainers ~ Mt cid
his campaign. Ne bsohe - snhIs
At psi Mar is~t summer ara hA1
"a ~ destroyed.
neser Isss at>s t9spssee1
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ft>aevss. - ether fune
hesses. n~restiy ~ ~ -
tered segsstattssss NJ ~
psvcsase - nssvsssslss. ~
susssasdsn9 hsvse h ~ Ar
gesttse 80 . esnsssssss ~ ~
tit-sssek ssssea<es.
lie played high goal roio en the
Riviera and On the eoasiH~ns. ~
we'll ~ nusnos Aires Ne rpsis .
few races over the brush. nut In
serve ~. Marine Reserve ~ Frank
lin. ca Mantle club W zlsn La
tf.ssa - lasrn 80
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Pause bert, Bailey. Aahntey. tpo.
base hits. Bishop 2. Pauaebsr,. three
base hlts Mahnkes. snodsrass. Thof.
Isifson, double plays. Ashnsss 70
hofto % Ainnifti i.ft an bases
CAmmafano Hro# 7. superior D~irf
10 struck ont ~ ooldsmith q ~
Aibansas ! bss~ on Rails off Gold
smith q. off Alliances q Wild pitch,
Alliances. passsd ball, Thofisifsun.
time % game SIS umplnss. Foufniaf
and Neighbour
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Superior Club
Defeats Cams

With q chance 10 get ists
third place in ltty ieax"~
standings. su,eiser LEGAL WIN
meet GNC Trucks Thursday
nighs 81 flneain hcwi. starting
~ T.so. Reward Greer :.
slated 10 give tho smelt~r club
the necessary spark. white
Isury Heath !. the probable
choice for the oNc lads A
loss sends the truck mes
mighty near the hatfen IN
other werd. = h.tiy contested
game !. In the cffiak.
Scoring four runs In the last 81
the ninth. Superior Dairy took =
thrilling to City league gam
from cammsrano Brothers Wed
neshay nigh, At Lincoln howi, Joe
Albanese was the victim 81 the
storm. allowing five lusty wsliops
In tho final eante after holding
the Milsmen At hay throughout,
the contest.
lewis Goldsmith worked the
rally and score four tio~s.
ners and aside from the sixth.
when an error. after two were
out allowed the Bettiers "a
rally an dscore four iiu~..
the Cams had . lot If trouble
with Golasn,ith's twlsters.
Aside from the sisth. when
thrre hit. aided In the four
run attack. he kept the re-
naming ala hits well soat-
tered.
The game was a struggle from
start To finish. the emily hresther
being those four runs by the Cams
in the sixth and ~. with a three
run edge. they went into the last
Of the ninth.
With one nut. Paxni singled.
bishop and Berg doubled and
se~rli singled 10 tie Tho score
and then George Theri~if-eu
tripied 10 dep left scadinE
S~weli all the Way from first
with the winning run.
Art Berg was the big noise for
the winners. getting three hits and
all coming at the RICH, time. this
veteran accounting for four of this
six Superior tsilies. Bud Bauscher'
collected three hits for the losers
Tho win sent the Dairymen up u
third place
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
BROTHER BATTERY.

Hugh Casey. Brooklyn pitcher.
has a younger brother catching
for Newport ~ the Northeast
Arkansas league
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Canterbury they all looked a. though they had Just
stepped out Of haberdashery.
1t IL unfair to compare the playing records of
Hagen. the professional and Bobby Jones, the ana
teur
Hagen at his peak could not afford to take time
away from tournaments and exhibitions To prepare
for the National Open. as did Jones He went into
1t following weeks Of travel and constant play.
But Hagen clearly demonstrated he was the
daddy OF them all at match play when in 1926 he
defeated Jones. IL and TO- in 72-hoe match in
Florida.
Hagen performed the amazing feat Of winning
the z. G. A. championship four successive times
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jefferson: Wright Park ". Olym'
pic Ice Go. at Mckinley.
saturday. June 70. IL 30 p. M.
Olympic Ice Co. Va, Oakland Addi
ton at jefferson. Wright Park w
PuyAllJp at Mckinley.
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WHEN HE LOOKED BAD. THE HAIG
MADE HIMSELF LOOK GOOD AGAIN

Although golf is distinctly not spectators game.
Hagen earned close to million dollars In II In one
way or another.
Hagen paid more money for n single match
than any other golfer $4,000 for his meeting with
Jones at Sarasota and Pasadena.
Hagen got $500 for taking his worst beating
from Archie compston who won is up and IL to
play. at the Moor Park Golf club. north Of London.
Ten days later he won the third Of his four
British Opens Mt Sandwich
That was Hagen always He gors
greatest scramblcr Whenever he looked bad he was
able to make himself look good again quickly and
with ridiculous ease.
Hagen stu makes golf look easy, and galleries
follow him at Al
But while he than 80 major titles
Walter Hagen deserves more credit for elevat.
ing the standards OF the professionals.
Never another Hagen.
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Sweet Willow Wins
At Suffolk Downs

BOSTON w. Collins Sweet
Willow scored her second success.
sivc victory at Suffolk Downs yes
,erdsy when she easily turned back
seven three-year-oid opponents In
the featured 81 700 Province,ovn
purse over n six-furions route.
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HAGEN AND HIS PERSONALITY
PUT PROFESSIONALS IN PARLoR

Until Hagen came along. the professional came
to the door OF the clubhouse with his hat his
hand. He was treated like the gardener or any
other employe.
But Hagen took the position that an American
citizen. free, white and Fl, he entitled to as
many privileges anyone else.
And his personality helped him to entirely wipe
out the division between the amateur and the pro-
fessional
In the old days. professionals dressed like livery
stable hands Hagen showed them how TO dress. At
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Sofiball Teams
In Final Game

Taking the spotlight for Thurs
aAy nights play Ia tbs final rsms
u the FIRST half plsy.eff Ter TIRE
Commercial league title between
cafstsns ard wheeler-o.xensi on
ire 1effsrsan diamond starting II
4 IS a'eicek
Raffelsn Lumhsr defeated HaF.
men Furniture. , to l. 10 eliminate
shem frcm seeead halt title eoa.
sdsrstlon and remain N see"nd
place Carrtens Packing s~awred
81. Regis kFsst, II 10 = 10 neve
up noteh. while whe~ler- o.xssed
son a suggest ever atsv~a Meter,
N 10 IL. % finally Fssch the top
division fer thm bali 81 CONNER.
rlsl league rlay.
ylen iyatk~sss aGats se-t
John Roadway ard he stow
curve % the ssessnd ard
Marine Reserves w~st aewn.
81. o. getting hat a~e h,s. TIE
victory pas the iie~ ehse ssse
. Tie With Waller M.sa O~,s
Tor tho American league s~s-
snd half l~ssIes.hip.
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NIGH sous I..Aaus
sun Cold Dairy defeated Sons
n psrioles. . 10 J. IN . REPAY
n q tie game at Mckinley Wed.
nesday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Service Sports Editor

SpUffs
CLEVELAND-Walter Hagen arrived late at
the first tee, as usual, 10 start his 23d National
Open at Canterbury
Jimmy Thomson and Johnny Goodman. with
whom he was paired. had reached the first green.
Tournament officials debated disquafyng the
Old Master.
What were you doing Did you stop TO practice
some shots before you came over here ?" asked one
of them
No" replied The Hag, but had couple Of
shots"
Whereupon Hagen whacked 230-yard drive
down the fairway, and off to catch up with his
partners =. . large gallery at his heels
Never Another Jones' is the title Of piece in
the current issue OF national weekly.
Someone should write Never Another Hagen"
Not only did Hagen have the greatest COMPETE
tive record over long period of years but he
tributed more to professional golf than any other
PLAYER
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New Orleans. beat Francis Terri
Puyallup. Wash. 81.
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serve W. Marine Reserve ~ Frsak.
lin. Ca Mantle club w. zlon La.
,hersn ~ Jason Lee.
rAsk nasebaii 0ssnes fss FRIDAY
s~ssss ness League stS p. NJ
- Model Lumber w. Lshs~co<l
Center Al Vets Hospital. Summit
Cub. w. Tacoma boys sius u
Jefferson.
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Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

ILLINOIS BARS MEADE
Illinois is the only state in which
Jockey Don Meade is still barred.
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!. Zimmerman Tied For State Open Title
Buddy Baer Out
or Indefinite Time

SACRAMENTO, Cal.-B u d d Y
Baer, 25-year-old brother of for
mer Champion Max Baer and a
heavyweight boxing title aspirant
himself, will have 10 undergo
treatment for a spinal injury for
an indefinite period of time, his
physicians said today.
Manager Ancil Hoffman an
nounced all fighting plans for
Buddy had been cancelled.
The younger of the Baer broth
ers was injured while training for
his bout with Nathan Mann last
spring but had given little atten-
ton to the ailment until recently.
Following an X-ray examination,
physicians said Buddy was suffer
ing from lumbo-sacral strain and
would require extensive treatment
to prevent paralysis of the legs.
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Cincy Scores in Eighth Frame

NEW YORK - With 4 4-run
rally In the eighth the Cincinnati
Reds conquered the New York
Giants. 6-3. and Paul Derringer.
who went out for q pinch-hitter
IN the eighth, was credited with
Ais 18th victory yesterday.
rittsburgh mapped Rookie
ID He'd for four runs in the
first inning of his initial start
for Dsoellyn before 1870
fAns at Ebbetts field hast night
an1 went - 70 hammer two
ether pitcher for IN &c VIC
tsEy. dropping TIE Dodgers
eight games behind the lead
lng Reds
With Johnny Mize hitting two
Aomers - Nos. ~ and rs - the
Cardinals slugged out a 1876 VIC
tory over the Bees. st. Louis made
~ hits. four Of them by Don
Padgett.
Knocking Bill Lee out Of the box
tho Phillies beat the Cubs, Us.
6espib TIE fact that Cabby Hart
nett's club slammed out Is hits.
The YANKEES opened their crucial
oeries with the Tigers by pulling
through to an IS victory. Red
Ruffing blanked the Tigers for six
Innings but was heited to cover in
IRE eighth, and Johnny Murphy
dnished the game.
C3evaAnad climbed Into . tie
with Detroit Ter first place
laet nlght whea Bobby Fciicr
4 tarned hack ~ Rel Sox, I'll
for NJ 17th win.
Dutch Leonard ifnuclxieballed his
way 70 his nth victory Of the year
ut night - he pitched washing
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Tigers Host
To Ladies
Fair Fans Will Be
Admitted to Come
AT Athletic Pork

A special ladies night will be
offered to Tacoma women baseball
fans at Athletic park Thursday
night when the Tigers wind up
their series with the Salem Sena-
tors.
No admission will be charged.
and women will have to pay only
the federal tax to see the Western
international league game.
This tax in the bleachers is four
cents and in the grandstand, five
cents. No other charge is made
for either grandstand or bleachers.
The game is scheduled to start
at $50 o'clock.
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State Open Golf Scores

'Dick Hanen. Marshfield, Ore, l49-
77-7e-305.
John Eudy, Seattle, l58-7o-77-3o5.
Wendell Wood, Eugene, l57-75-74-
Art Eeckhout, Olympia, 10
paul Fiorito, Seattle, i54-77-7s-
3o7.
Eddie Swanson, Everett. l53-so-76
800.
Ted jefferson, Bremerton. l52-73-s5
80
.Dick Haskell. Chicago, l5s-7 1916
Bill zonsker, Seattle, -so-74-
3l6.
'Dave Doud. Tacoma. 1850 3D.
3i9.
Ross Thompson, Switzerland. 1874
83-so-327.
walter Cameron. Tacoma, 1915
52-328.
Walter Mackie, Seattle. le2 -ss -s4-
$40.
George williams. Portland. 1887
84-335.
Magyar Lervick. Marysville. 1888
Bob Pinnell, Everett. 70 picked
upl.
Frank Minch. Sacramento. l47-7s
Ray Glenser. Everett, 1880 mo
card).
Asa Smith. Vancouver. Wash, 1874
70 mo card)
John Hoetmer Seattle. lss mo
cardl
Henry Garlette, Mount Vernon, 1877
(no card)
'Skee Riegel Glendale. Calf. 1877
(no card.
Ralph whaley, Seattle. $50 Cno
card).
II. L olmholdt, Kennewick. l63-
rs (no CARD.
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Gives ONLY
Two Blows
To Salem
Bengols Definitely
Reducing Spokane
Loop Leadership
WEsTERN INTERNATIONAL

Yesterdays RESULTS
Tacoma /, Salem o.
Yakima 5, Wenatchee 4.
Spokane at Vancouver, rain.
Lefty Isekitc. better than quite
a fistfull of Coast league hurlers,
last night wrote another hurting
classic to his record.
The big southpaw held Salem
to two hits and gave the
Tigers a to 0 victory. which.
incidentally, cut another half
game off Spokane's lead.
The Indians are out In front
only by four-game margin and
appear to lack the zip they pos
sessed in the drive that at one
time had them well in the lead.
Fenter, Salem hurler, also did
R fine pitching job, allowing the
Tigers only four blows.
The lone score came In the
first inning. Baer walked and
was sent to second on Garrett
sons infield out, short To
first. Firpo's infield hit,
hard ball at Lightner, third
sacker, got away from the hot
corner guardian and while he
was Juggling 1t, Baer, playing
heads up baseball, scored what
proved TO be the needed
margin.
The Tigers threatened in the
fifth by filling the bases with one
out, but the boys died on the
bases.
Salem threatened in the fifth
when Lightner started with
double. Fenter popped out and
/ double play ended their hopes.
The hits that fell off lsekite
came in the second and seventh.
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Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

The Pocatello Cardinals Tuesday
night defeated the Salt Lake Bees,
to s.
The Pocatello nine gained 7 hits
off Bowen and Piscovich of the
Bees. Bowen was replaced by
Piscovich in the second inning and
was Immediately taken for runs.
He settled down later and near the
end of the game held the Cards
to no score.
The Bees gained Il hits off
Dobson and Archuleta of the
Pocatello squad.
Ogden poked out an s-6 victory
over the Twin Falls Cowboys.
Hits were evenly distributed be-
tween the two teams-the Reds
hitting Budnick for seven and the
Cowboys getting seven from
Polivka and Lambert.
In an eleven inning game the
Idaho Falls nine beat the Boise
Pilots AS. Hits were again evenly
observation-disclosures gaining 10 from
the pitching of Baher and Tobin
and Idaho Falls 10 off Ramussen.
The scores:
Pocatello -. $50 POI 000-S 7 0
Salt Lake -. 001 001 400-6 13 4
Dobson, Archuleta and Kerr;
Bowen, Piscovich and Partee.
Twin Falls E. 010 $50 00O-6 7 l
Ogden 49,. 001 100 60x-S 5
Budnick and O'Bannion; Poliv-
ka, Lambert and Cola.
Boise 80. Dol 001 001 00-3 10 8
Idaho Falls 600 101 Dol Oh 10 2
Ramussen and Adams; Baher,
Tobin and Beard.
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BY UNITED PRESS

Seattle's r ainiers, galloping
along IA games ahead of the Pa
cific Coast league, showed no signs
of weakening last night when they
set back the improving Los An
geles team, SO.
Dick Barrett ran his victory
string to II games this season but
had to pull through some tight
spots.
The Oaks snapped out of long
losing streak to whip San Diego
6-1. Henry Pippen gave the
Padres six hits while his mates got
eight off Byron Humphreys and
Howard Craghead, although Oak
land had three errors.
Hollywood moved into fifth
place, replacing San Diego, by
beating Sacramento. 60. A
three-run rally in the eighth
put the game away. Wayne
Osborne yielded six hits to the
Solons while the Stars got IL
off Tony Freitas and Frank
Riel.
Seventh place San Francisco
beat tail-ender Portland, IA. Sad
Sam Gibson returned to the lineup
to score the win, giving the Ducks
seven hits. The Seals got IL off
Forrest Orrell.
The teams continue their series
tonight and tomorrow night, NOV
ing on to new parks Friday in
split week. Los Angeles has a
double-header at Seattle tomorrow
night.
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Softball Schedule

Park Softball league games for
Thursday:
Park High Boys, AIS p. NJ
jefferson playfield.
Sun Gold Dairy VS.. First Meth
odists; Yannigans VS.. Y. M. C. A.
Comrades.
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HOLLYWOOD

Losing pitcher, Freitas: innings
Freitas IS; hits. off Freitas Ia runs
Freits IS: hits, off Freitas u. runs
scored. off Freitss S. runs responsible
for. Freitas 4. Osborne !: struck out.
by Freitss /. Osborne 2; bases on
balls. off Freitas /. Osborne /: left
on bases. Sacramento S. Hollywood o.
two-base hits. King. Brenzel: runs
bstted in. Wieczorek. Brenzei. Cissell.
Williams Gray. Osborne. Uhalt: sac
rifice Lake: time. IS: umpires.
Engeln, Hood and Maxzeo.
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Losing pitcher. Humphreys; innings
pitched, Humphreys 3; at bat. off
Humphreys Is; hits. off Humphreys 7;
runs scored. off Humphreys 5; runs
responsible for, Humphreys 5, Crag-
head /, struck out. by Humphreys l,
Pippen 5, Craghead 8; bases on balls.
off Humphreys l, Pippen !. Crashead
g. mt by pitcher, burst by Pippen;
wild pitch. Pippen: passed balls. Raj
mondi. three-base hit, Christopher
two-basc hit. Sperry: runs batted in,
Mesner. Gudat, Dunn 2, Christopher
2, Chapman. sacrifice, Chapman;
stolen base, Lyman; double play,
Luby 20 Lyman to Dunn: time, 1857;
umpires. Snyder and Falls.
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ton to a 40 win over the Browns
before 5,07s fans.
The White Sox trimmed the
Athletics. 81. Jack Knott held
the AS to two hits until the ninth
when he weakened and had to be
rescued by Pete Appleton.
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bBatted for Irwin in ninth.
San Francisco ....... 400 20i 1907
Portland ........... 600 900 o22-4
Ten hits runs off Orrell in 8. 2
and 0 off Irwin in l. losing pitcher
Orrell runs responsible for. Orrell 4;
struck out Orrell 4. Gibson S: bases
on balls. Orrell T. Gibson /; two-base
hits, Barrett, Wright. Botelho, sacri-
flee, Gibson. runs batted in. Holder
2, Norbert ?. Wright. Jennings, Bar
rett Brown; left on bases. San Fran
cisco 7. Portland A. double plays
Fernandes 70 Wright TO Fsin 2,
Wright 20 Fsin. T. Marshall TO Brown
70 Gill. wild pitches. Orrell /. Glib
son 2, passed ball Annungio l.
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Losing pitcher. Bonetti, innings
pitched Benefit 6. Berry 2; at bat.
off Bonetti %, Berry 5: hits. off Be-
netti g. Berry !: runs scored off Be-
netti S: runs responsible for, Bonetti
5. Barrett 2; struck out, by Barrett
IL. Bonetti /. Berry l. bases on balls.
off Barrett 3. Bonetti 2, Berry /;
left on bases, Seattle 3. Los Angeles
z: home run, Gyselman: three base
hit White; two-base hits. Mayo.
Schuster. Hernandez. Collins 2: runs
batted In. Lawrence, Vanni, Camp
bell, Gyselman 2. Collins. Carroll
sacrifices, Lawrence, Vanni stolen
base. Mayo: double PLAYS. Niemiec TO
Archie. Berry TO Cihocki to Collins.
Lowrev TO Stringer to Collins: time.
2:03: umpires. Edwards and Powell;
players walking. SchuSter. Niemiec,
Mayo, Moore. Cihocki. White.