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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29

The immortal Victor Herbert's
Meath A Southern Moon" took n
a semblance OF reality last wednes-
day evening. June 10. in Fort
Smith. Arkansas. when Miss
Lucille Chambers. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles s. Chambers be-
came the bride OF Herman C. II ,p-
son. OF Chicago. at beautiful
candle light service in the home
OF the brides parents
At s o'clock in the evening. The
vows were exchanged before a
picturesque arch OF eyergreens en-
banked with delicate magnolia
blossoms. Candles burned on either
side Of the arch. The heavy odor Of
the fragrant arrangements OF Eas-
ter lilies and honey-suckles filed
the house
The charming bride. who was
given In marriage ny her father.
chose for her wedding houffant
gown OF water-color blue net over
taffeta. The neckline was heart
shaped and the sleeves. extremely
ruffed. Matching mitis were worn.
Her bouquet was A loose arrange
ment Of white sweet peas and enar
dragons The same flowers were
worn in her hair.
Preceding the bride 10 the altar
was her matron ~ honor Mrs.
Charles Williams. Of Fort Smita.
who wore pink chiffon and carried
an arrangement OF variegated sweet
peas.
Charles Williams. also Of Fort
Smith. assisted Mr.. Hopson as best
man.
For her daughters Wedding. Mrs
Chambers chose gown 81 orchin
chiffon. with which she wore \
corsage Of multi-colored sweet
peas.
Following the ceremony. the re-
ception was held in the Chambers
home for $50 guests A. the brides
table. satin strcamers suspended
from the chandeliers marked the
places with tiny white bells
In Detroit on Saturday evening
Mr., and Mrs Hopson received oyer
a hundred Of their friends al their
home. 422 Hague avenue. Arrange
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29

T'hs csasG.sn Tea siysn by me
Choir ~ ne s. johns PreshN-
'sstsn earch or SUNDAY June -.
f-om n s SO vas yei- success
III. ala More than boo guess
ss * the = 7re,'.iy decorated
taA.es psesiced over hy gracious
Possesses who poured lea and serv-
"a tHeir 'uvi,ed guests with dainty
NirNfs. cookies nuts anil
MINIS There were many visitors
fen Canadian ,AlrChss. yariols
Ba0.is' churches ~ the CITY 81
Matthews. -, Peters C,ayer CaiA-
Ole. and the Methodist churches
Among the guests present from
windsor. ontario we're Mesdauss
Edith Watson Edith Nall, r Tay-
lor. ! Woodcock J. Allen. N. Pow
Ell. Mrs Pearl AID others.
Some o. those serving as hostesses
We're Ms Claudia Taylor the 81
rector % The choir. who VAS also
chairman Of the affair Mrs Lillian
+ Johnson. Mrs Ethel Fuqua,
Ne- Mrs Emma stewart. MrS
Gas Jerkias Mrs Fiara Dezon.
81 r. r Dawson. Mr~ May por-
Mrs Nele Thomps.n Ms
tr4s Fdtiin Mrs Clarence Low
Mrs r Mann Mesdanies Philrs.
"a Day. Nrs Rattle Ewing Mrs
MAXWELL Mrs Kenny Gaines. Ms
J. Morris. Mrs r.. L. >ea' Mrs. +
D. Sriis. MIS- r lsaacs AIRS r
Hogan Mre Mccarthy Mrs May
f's ker Luther Haryin and oihcrs
Al ENJOYABLE program was render
81 oe the following persons from
Windsor ont Solos nv Ms
Ns on Powell Mrs Jeanette
W'ndoock. recitation. Mrs Pear 4.
interesting remarks ny Mrs Small
ana An excellent paper hy Mrs Al.
lsn Daeit nv Mesdamee Smith and
Bfadheid 81 Macedonia Baptist
church There was also a solo by
Luther Haryin % the choir tail
ov Mrs Hai'ls Ewing. honorary
president and Rev Porter. ih'
rasfor Mrs. TAYLOR was mistress NJ
ceremonies and was introduced ~
the choir president. Mre. l.. e
Johnson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Matrons Engage In
ariety Of Sports

The yarity Sports club. newly or
gained group. met recently at the
home Of Mrs. Beatrice Simmons.
The officsrs elected were VI. r.
Murphy. president; Shirley Loving.
vice president: Cecil COLLEEN. secre-
iary: Beatrice Simmons. treasurer;
Lucille Walker. reporter.
Other members are: Luella Hill.
Mary Walden, Florence Duncan,
Mayme Digs Eulalia Hall, Lois
Aston and Thelma Maddox.
These charming young ma,rons
plan TO participate in all forms Of
sports activities including bicyc-
ling. horseback riding, swimming
ard tennis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Myriad Showers Fete
Dainty Bride Elect

Tie showers that have descended
upon oar town for the past fort
night haven all been o. the wealth
elmsus making Indeed not. .or
fasr of ihem We're especially order
ed. lovely social functions, desisn-
"a hy good friends for bride-eiect,
Jane SCOTS pleasure
So RS 'hcsw busy time for Mrs
Ethel Scott and Jane "a they make
affairs. attend 10 fittings. and SUI
per,.se last minute wedding details
The frs, az these deluges for
charming Jane began last Tuesday
evening June Is AZ Doris Johnson's
home OF Cadillac avenue. II vas
given by the auxiliary OF the Par
rish Aid OF 81 Matthews church.
ana hearing gifts for Janeys per-
soaal adornment the guests did
come
The party which bridesmaids
Mary Elizabeth Elkins and Maria
Timbers gave last Saturday eve
ming al Msrias home on Montcalm
avenue was no les than hilarious
dancing party 20 which the girls
all IN pretty frocks. not only
brought objects dart hut also their
very best beaux
For this party Jane enhanced
her piquant beauty by wearing a
starched peach lace pet ~ frock.
Cores made the skirt very full and
with the dress was worn a bolero OF
matching lace.
In spite % the heavy rain on
SUNDAY afternoon local dehs made
haste 10 attend the miscellaneous
shower given by Mrs Snowden
Williams and Mrs. william Robin
son AZ Mrs. RS home on Clinton.
The scene 81 the party was In the
hlue red and chrome mirrored rec
reation room. The matchless host
esses kept their Young guests we'll
supplied with punch from a CHS
elled-lce bowl and with elaborate
open-faced sandwiches which the
girls thought were too pretty 10
eat.
Jane wore figured chiffon OF
Blue and white with multi-colored
striped wedge sandals The girls
were most anxious for Jane IL
open her imposing array Of tokens
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Rose Festival Planned

The Girls Friendly society are
making final plans for their fourth
annual Rose Festival 10 be held
Friday. June IS at pm. at Belle
Isle shell.
At this time Queen Cypriar"
will be chosen from the younger
members Of the group and Princess
Ann will he selected for the oandI-
date group.
About eight girls will march In
the colorful procession. dressed in
their pret,iest frocks. each carry
ing an arrangement OF roses
In case OF rain the festival will
be held at 81. Cyprians church at
the corner OF 2sth and Milford.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29

You should have heard them scream
when Charlotte Watts budget-box
70 Jane was unwrapped.
June Dickens wound UP the pre-
rapiial parties with a cocktail par
~ a, her home on Marston avenue
Tuesday evening 10 which the
quests brought Jane dainty ham
kies. Again Charlotte Watt scored
triumph for originality by pre-
seniing her gif, in a delicate
starched lace basket
Amid the acceptable amount of
reverent obs and abs. Miss Jane.
in becoming paisley print. open
cd her gifts which had been placed
IN a huge pink umbrella and "a
which was tied a satin quilted han
kie box.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Detroit Couple Weds
In Toledo, Ohio

The wedding OF Miss Evelyn
Jones and Leon Johnson were
solemnized Thursday June 20. "a
Toledo. Ohio. Accompanies 20
couple and witnessing The marriage
were the parents 81 the bride and
groom. Also in attendance AZ ne
simple ceremony were party u
friends including Mr. and Mrs J.
Chappclle. Mr. and Mrs william
+. Johnson. Miss Rosa Leo Primn.
James Adams Miss Angela Bridges
and Mansfield Drlscoll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Thunder on theSocial Front
Its A Girl" Said the Bands
By The Little Corporal

aa !. ounce so q me I'1'' 7F'''7'H 80 80,
. - 90 that he out 'gs ~tn rs 'lF'
~ he hand Ne wants credit Kay isnns character
t and even 10 Louie smPN explains 'ns' o s@Sns
tha unt he cid his VAR was AaeA men oS"n -
r - m pre,en shade " nt We'll we've heard tel OF
ehrons ana political hai never 10 such radical mar
changes without spcos.e, go-rnse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-20
Longacres Results
Thursdays Races

Inursday's Races
500. claiming. 3-year-
10 olds and up; 6 turlongs:
Bogota ile ......... $50 $50 $40
Keset III ;;;;.... $50 ss.i 70
jockeys e in o re warner. REYNOLDS ids
Burns: time l:l2; Yelled Comet, Ada
Hill, Orwell, Wise Ace, Propel. Lady
High. Royal Suzy and Battling Girl
Alison ran: Idle Way broke down.
Iid-SecOnd. $500. allowances.
i1 maiden 2-yr. -olds: furlongs I:
Don Listo lio 49,. $50 2so $50
Ever Star III ..... 400
Jockeys: srerry. Gray. Grohs; 90;
Hsnky Psnky. Dedlock, Penlene,
Mightycar, Grass Maiden and Ador-
able Ann Also ran
s4oo. claiming, 3-yesr-
- olds and up. Washington
foals; furlongs;
Glad Fraud los .....l2lo 500 go
Fort Chenoe il3 -. 2eo
jockeys: Bierman. zufelt. Joseph
son. l:l2 AS: Bay Smoke. Glad
March. jay L. Outguess Jr., Piraetts
and The Klondiker also ran.
s4oo. claiming, 3-yesr-
~ olds end up, s furlonss
Lady Torchills III. 1900 SO $50
jockeys: Mccain. Mercer. Burnst
1:l3: Myrns Misstep. Transwynn.
Halls Pet. Miss Booter. Gold Norm.
Flintridge, Dark Lassie. Blind Prince
and Crooked River also ran.
$500. claiming. 3-year-
olds and up: furlongs:
HOCKEY l0s ........ $40 SO 2sO
Mickey O'Bovie iI3 33o
Jockeys: Dodson. Bierman. Rails:
] :l3: Jaconut Babur. Florence B. F..
Ny Mae and Tamslpias also ran.
$500. claiming. Swear
10 olds and up; ! l-l6th miles:
Honeysweet ITO $3.50 81 70 II go
Fl Portal io9 . SO 90
Prediction ia -. 4lo
Jockeys zufelt. Dodson, Thomp-
son: :4e: Edgar Boy. Holster Union
Girl. Count McLuke. Electrose and
Mary Cardinal also ran
IIo-Seventh $500. claiming. ayr
80 ODDS anc up; u miles:
M Nn,aH log ios ,oo''.... $40 goo goo 2 &c &c
Shady Woo 100 80. 3oC
jockeys. Grav. Reynolds Neal, 2 LOS
Brilliant Son Prince Pharoah. Weep
ine Waters, Old Judge. Crystal Chief
and Biliv Aaron also ran
o0-firhth, $500. claiming 4-yesr-
Nv Odds and up; l-l6th miles
British Tan ia .....l4.5o $50 ; 81
Evidently il2 .... $40 AZ
Mickle Speed ll2 2 81
JOCKEYS: Pagan. GRAY and Grohs
i:a7 as. Mihol Oge. Fire Fibre. Ro-
sweep Planners First. Gay Spoofer
Step. xentor and Quiosilen also ran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-20
Another Win
For Rainiers
Nv UNITED PRESS

Seattle made it nine in a row
last night with a neat 81 win over
Oakland to go II games ahead in
the Pacific Coast league.
Dick Barrett, veteran Seattle
pitcher. tied up the second place
Acorns, allowing six hits. Stan
Corbett and Ben Cantwell gave
the Rainiers eight blows. It was
Seattle's 18th win in the last 20
games.
The winning run came in the
seventh inning when Corbett
walked Schuster with the bases
loaded. The clincher came in the
from second on a dribbling hit.
Los Angeles beat San Fran
cisco, Az. on a couple of
Wrigley Field homers. Bob
Weiland and Lou Novikoff
delivered the hOmers in the
eighth inning while Ted Nor
bert Of San Francisco pre-
yiously bounced one out of
the park. Weiland held the
Seals 10 four hits while the
Angels took seven from
Larry Quay and Swede Jen-
sen.
Hollywood trimmed San Diego
sd, getting two in the fourth. two
more in the fifth and another in
the seventh. The Stars made good
their five runs on six hits from
Bill Thomas. Fred Gay went 10
the ninth for Hollywood before
turning it over to Rinaldo Adri-
zcia, the two of them allowing
nine hits.
Sacramento capitalized on four
Portland errors to win, 7-3. The
Sacs oyercame an early disadvant.
age and went into the lead with q
four run burst in the fourth
Oscar Judd controlled the Beavers
on 10 hits and his teammates go,
Is from Walt Hilcher and Lee
Fallin.
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off Quay 81: hits. off Quay 9; runs
scored. off Quay 4; runs responsible
for. Quay 4. weiland 2: struck out,
hy Quay 8. Weiland 2. Jensen q.
bases on balls. off Quay 3. Weiisnd
2: wild pitch. Jensen. passed ball.
Leonard: left on bases. Los Angeles I
San Francisco 3: home runs. Nor
bert. Novikoff. weiland. runs batted
In. Novikoff q Norbert ?. Mayo. Wei
land sacrifice. Weiland; double
plays. Weiland 10 Cihocki 20 Col
Inns. Cihocki TO Collins: time. :57'
umpircs Doran and Fannine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-20
GEORGE FARRELL HITS FOUR FOR FIVE
Hosiak and Zale Meet
Tonight for AIS Title
Betting Slightly Fdvors Champions. But
Zole's Gym Work Brings Him Friends

Al Hostak goes into the ring
against Tony Yale Of Chicago to-
night little more than an even
money favorite TO retain his
National Boxing association mid
dleweight title.
Yale, a former Gary. Ind. steel
worker. won non-title decision
over the 23-year-old Seattle
puncher six months ago after
Hostak broke his hand against
the Chicagoan's head.
II was the second bone fracture
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with explosive force and mis-
directed they can do more
damage to Hostak than to the
receiver.
Hostak must also counter the
dangerous infighting tactics that
Yale used to advantage in their
Chicago bout. In workouts here
Yale also showed more stamina,
more vitality than the champion
and observers said Hostak's only
chance lay in an early knockout.
AS ring time approaches, Hos
TAX was only an to S favorite
Promoter Nate Druxman hoped
for a gate of $4,000. Former
Lightweight Champion Benny
Leonard will referee.
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Losing pitcher, Hilcher: Innings
pitched, by Hilcher S: at bat. off
Hilcher %; hits. off Hilcher 9; runs
scored. off Hilcher A. runs respon-
sible for. Hilcher 2, Fallon 8. Judd 3;
struck out. by Hilcher 3. Judd 3:
bases on balls. off Hilcher 4. Failon
2. Judd 5; wild pitch. Judd: passed
ball. Annunzio. left on bases. Port
land II. Sacramento Is: two-base
hits. Ogrowodski. Judd. Williams,
Marshall. Rosenberg: runs batted in.
Rosenberg ?, Frederick. Judd. WILL
Jams q erik 3; sacrifice. Brown:
double play. Judd TO Lake to erik:
time, :52: umpires. Powell and Ed
wards. players walking. Schwab.
Williams. Lake. Wieczorek, King, An
nunzio' GILL; Rosenberg.
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Innings pitched. by Corbett 9: at
bat. off corbett 81: hits. off Corbett
8; runs scored. off Corbett a. runs
responsible for Barrett /. Corbett /:
struck out. by Barrett 8. corbett 1:
4; three-base hit. Christopher: two
base hit. Archie: runs batted in. Ly-
man. Gyselman. Schuster: sacrifices.
Corbett. Gyselman. Niemiec, Barrett:
stolen bases. Archie. Luby: double
plays, Niemiec TO Schuster 70 Archie,
Barrett TO Schuster TO Archie.
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- - 90 z
VANCOUVER

winning pitcher Andrews: losing
pitcher. Smith: Smith pitched So
innings. DALEY a. innings, Andrews
So innings: at bat. Jsf Smith %.
Daley Is. Andrews 2s. Kinnaman 10:
hits. off Smith 9. Daley 3. Andrews
.. kinnaman 4: runs scored. off
Smith 9. DALEY /. Andrews 2. Kinna-
man 1. runs responsible for. Smith g,
DALEY /. Andrews 2, Kinnaman !:
struck out. By Smith 8. Daley I. An
drew 3 Kinnamsn /: base on balls.
off Smith .. Daley l. Andrews s.
kinnaman Q: passed ball. Lloyd; left
on bases. Vancouver IL. Spokane Q:
home runs. Joliey. Samhammer
Lloyd: three-base hits. Csiiteaux q
Mccormack. Orteig: two-base htts
6amhammey. Mccormack. AcNamss
Lloyd. kfnnamAn: sacrifice. Andrews:
stolen bases. Marines. Mccormack.
double play. Marines 70 NcOinnis e
fAlconi: time OF game. 2 lao: umpircs
Ciabaugh. Nelson and Clark.
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HOSTAK

Hostak's hands had suffered and
the chief issue tonight seemed TO
be whether they could hold up
over IS rounds.
He Il one of the hardest
hitters outside the heavy
weight ranks. His blows
smash against his opponents
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-20
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Seattle 3, Oakland l.
Hollywood 5, San Diego 1.
Los Angeles 4, San Francisco 2
Sacramento 7, Portland 3.
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Yakima Now in
Third Position

YAkIAfA-Yakima charge
-saoser 10 the first division of the
WI race with an SIS decision
over the Salem Senators. here last
night Mcconnell held the Solons
to seven hits. The game was de-
eided by Yakima's four-run out
hurst In the seventh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-20
Spokane Takes
Vancouver Tilt

VANCOUVER. n. CATER two
unsuccessful starts the league
leading Spokane Indians trounced
Vancouver here last night. 7-3. In
the headline Western International
league attraction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-20

Runs hafted In. Williams. Stsmper.
olomanoe. Reese. Johnson. Wilson.
I'M 3. Petersen: two-base hits.
Knoll. ofifflths: home runs, Reese.
Hlios: stolen bases. WeigAndt. Bliss.
sscrifice, .ccennsii; left on mi, bass e;
Clomonce 3. Mcconnell 3. struck out.
- Clemence 3. Mcconnell 8: hit By
pitcher. williams by Mcconnell: Wild
Dltch0a. Clemence 4: baik. Ciemence:
.3imo - game. 3:0o: umpirss. weis-
o1fbar and Moran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-20
SELECTIONS

SELECTIONS
Grand Chance, Premier jim,
Lady Waite.
2-Trans Wynn, Spanish Witch
Sun Rec.
3-Flor-De- Amor. Cherry Lake,
Nuneaton.
4-Concha, Crystal Ridge, Chief
Saltese.
5-Skippy MCGEE. Rockwell,
Fleet Girl.
s-Dasko. Package, Alice Jean.
7-Sunsuperlette, Proud Indian,
Red and White.
s-Manor Dell, Mess Wagon,
Star Simon.
Best bet-F'lor- De-Amor.
2-Transwynn, Spanish Witch,
Post time-2:15 p. m.
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Tigers Win
Chief Tilt
By 10 to 7
Isekite Pitches
Good Boil; KileY
Sturs on Defense

The Tigers gave Wenatchee six
runs-gifts. each and every one
in the first inning. but rallied to
win, 10 to I, last night at Athletic
park.
The victory gave Tacoma the
series. two games TO one. and
enabled the club to remain in
second place as it opens its four
game series with the league-lead-
ing Spokane Indians tonight at
the local orchard.
Lefty Isekite hurled for Ia
coma last night and, as usual
of late, he was virtually in
vincible. He let the Chiefs
down with six hits, two Of
which, as 1t happened, were
home runs off the bats of Mel
Cole and Frank Volpi.
Two men were out and frankie
Morehouse, who walked, was on
first when Tony Firpo, unaccount-
ably, dropped Escobar's high fly
to right field. Morehouse scored.
Escobar went to second on the
error. Hank Benefit doubled to
left, scoring Escobar. Volpi was
safe on Don Trower's error in
handling his grounder to short.
Jewell was walked. filling the
bases. Cole blasted a fast ball
out of the park. accounting for
four more tallies. Six runs, all
unearned.
TACOMA COMES BACK
Tacoma came back in its half
of the first to tally four runs.
Stubby Hartman walked, scoring
on Bobby Garretson's double to
rightfield. An error at third base
allowed Firpo to reach first, and
George Farrell's two-base knock
to center field scored Baer, who
ran for Garretson. The Tiger
manager injured his leg in round
ing first. Ray Medeghini finished
the game at the first hassock.
Farrell's knock easily allowed
Firpo to reach third, but he over
ran the bag and was caught by
a good 10 feet at home plate.
Gene kiley walked. A single
by Bill Bremen scored Far
rell. and an error by the left
fielder allowed Kiley also to
score and Bremen to reach
third. Trower walked, and
Elmer Singleton replaced Jack
Hawkins on the mound for
Wenatchee. Singleton forced
Isekite to ground to second
base for the third out.
Volpi met one of Lefty's fast
balls squarely on the nose for
home run dead over the center
field fence in the third inning,
making the score Z to in favor
Of the visitors.
TIGERS TAKE LEAD
The Tigers took the lead in their
half of the fourth, with two men
out. Isekite hit the first of his
two solid doubles TO open the
frame, but Hartman flied to
center, Medeghini struck out, and
it seemed that Isekite's blow would
be in vain.
But Firpo walked, Farrell and
kiley singled, Bremen whacked
triple and four runs were in for
the home team, putting it in the
lead, s to 7.
With a lead. Isekite held the
Chiefs well In check. while the
Tigers went out and collected
two more runs in the seventh.
Bremen walked, Trower
singled and Isekite brought
them both home with a hard
double to center.
Farrell sparkled at third base
for Tacoma and raped out four
hits in five trips to the plate, in
Guiding two doubles. Play of the
evening was turned in by Gene
kiley, fleet Tiger center fielder.
kiley ran so miles to catch
pop fly hit by Cole in the third
inning and then doubled Jewell
off first base.
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Having completed her role in
City for Conquest" Blanche
Yurks is making personal APP
pearance tour on behalf of war
refugees and organizations for the
blind.
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NOSE GUARD

Frank McHugh wears a nose
guard of gauze and adhesive tape
as sunburn protection.
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~ The
A[@4~dMgs

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Tacoma 10, Wenatchee 7.
Spokane 7, Vancouver 3.
Yakima s, Salem 5.
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bhlbsu lor Jensen IN nlntn.
b Batted for Thomas in ninth
Hollywood .......... 600 800 1905
San Diego ...... 600 Dol oOo-l
Winning pitcher. Gay: losin
pitcher. Thomas; innings pitched. by
Thomas Q. Gay 9 Ardiyoia |. at bat.
off Thomas 80. GAY 81. Ardizois 4:
hits, off Thomas 6, Cav 9, Ardizoia /:
runs scored. off Thomas S. Gay 1:
runs responsible for. Thomas 3. Gay
|. struck out. bv Thomas 2. Cav q:
bases on balls. off Thomas 1. Cav 2.
Ardtyoia |. left on bases. HOLLYWOOD
2, San Diego 10: three-base hit,
Hoover: two-base hits. Uhait. Carl
baidi Upthrock runs battcd in. Gay
2. Hoover. Haslin; stolen base. Jen-
sen: double plays. Gsribaidi TO Mes
ner 10 Mcdonald. Gay to Hoover TO
Gray. Hssiin to Garibsldi TO McDon-
aid. Herman to Gray: time. i:53.
umpires. Snyder. Falls and Mszzeo.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr

OOkS like there will be explosive action tonight when Al
Hostak and Tony Zae get together in middeweigh title
jangle at Seattle civic stadium.
Each is Z rough guy with thunder in his fists
Neither Is the hardest guy in the world TO hit
They destructive forces that gamble sheer power
of attack. Are shy of scientific ring skill
But that missing quality rests okay with John Phan.
He doesn't want the clever fastmovng type that places
power in the second bracket
John his fighters the brute The The
kicking when they their blasts flesh
The swish brilliant, dazzling the
lightning blocking moving and
all right for small percentage of fans
But the fellow action fitted parlor
dance floor He wants his fighting sawdus floor spitoons
and rails It's that time old lust n
ripping
contest Judging the STYLE rivalry nature
the adators John Phan right look forward to
Looks like win be the who the first two three
hits tie hid with the stoutest heart
Judging gymnasium appearances
the although Hosak slight
edge the betting odds small wagering reported
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WORDS LAST

Rosemary Lane remembers the
words of every song she ever sang.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn I. Chicago 4.
New York s, Pittsburgh 1.
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Here are Saturdays overnight
entries and selections for Long
acres:
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handicap closes today. Seventh
race in book.
Post time-2:15.