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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-28
Chatter OF Hoefs
By RAzz BROWN

Sarazen was humanely destroy
ed recently. inhrmities bringing
about his death You newcomers in
the racing game may think | am
speaking Of the great golfer. But
nay am speaking about the game
race hoss. son OF High Time Rush
Box. aud bred by Dr. w. T. john
son. OF Lexington, Nv. Sarazen was
undefcated as two-year-old in
ten starts. His total earnings were
s2s5.O 900. | always thought his
greatest race was the third inter-
national Handicap when he ran a
mile and quarter in tho startling
time OF . 90 40. which really is a
American record for the distance.
In this race he carried l20 pounds.
The Kentucky boss. Chilhowee. set
the fastest pace I've ever seen In
a distance race, but Sarazen swept
past him and weni on 10 win With
the invader. Epinard. doing his
best 10 catch the flying son OF High
Time. hut no dice.
Tropical Park. with its sl35.o0
improved racing plant, will open
with hang. and iis officials ex-
pect a crowd OF 10000 racing fans
10 grace the grounds when the
hugle blows for the first event. w
Rorton. promising looking APP
prentice. will ride for the J r
Widener stable. 50 he should fare
very well for beginner. He learn
cd his early lessons under Rosro'
Goose. Jockey Porter Roberts will
also do much Of the riding for the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-28
Roscoe Toles
Plans Jaunt In
South America
Detroiter To
Leave After
Jan. /

Old Roscoe Toles viii he saving
adios to his friends in Detroit
within the next week Roscoe i.
sailing Tor South America.
Plans for Roscoe journey down
below Tho border were completed
several weeks ago by Joe Woods
former manager Of sam l.sngford
Toles made application Tor his
passport last week.
In addition to 1oles. Woods has
signed several other fights for the
South America jaant 4 trainer will
accompan, The hghters.
The first stop on the Journey will
be at Rio Janerio From there
The encourage will make visits 10
several other countries in al 81
Tort 10 procure bouts with the
South American fighters.
Toles has an itching 10 mingle
that time Godoy has lost two bouts
can heavyweight champion who re-
Gently returned 10 his home in
Chlle Toles met Godoy twice in nc-
troil in 1928. defeating the South
american in the first bout and
earning draw in the second. Sncs
That lime Godoy has lost two bouts
TO Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis.
In his last fight here Toles was
defeated by ponderons Ahe Simon.
Jimmy Johnston's latest white
hope II was Roscoe's first bout
after long layoff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-28

Wheatley stable. which means he
will ride plenty winners.
Well. we'll After many seasons
Of racing arond Detroit King Iem
has decided to give the racing fans
a iotalizer Yes. mean one OF
the very best. Now watch the good
stables return here for racing
such as G. Y. Whitney, Dixiana,
Milky Way Farm. and others too
numerous to mention. So the Motor
CITY fans can get ready for some
real horse racing in 1911.
Here are some nags az II Optical
Park =. Rockmaker. Indian Psn-
ny. Late Pass. Mucho Custom
Roar. T. VI Dorset. Noble Bov.
Sany Boot, Tony Weaver. Dark
May and shaun &; are ready to hit.
o. X. New Years special IS Mo
land at Santa Anita. Razzy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-28
IBOMBERS WIN
AN OVERTIME
GAME ON TRIP

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind The De
froii Brown Bombers scored f5-f2
victory over tho Cotton cub FIVE
here Saturday niEhi. the game 20
ing into overtime before The De-
lroliers ooppc dihe verdict
with second to 20 George Peaks
Detroit guard. came through with
field goal after ne had come
through with foul shot
But this only e,encd the score
for George. 4 few minutes earlier
he had been the goat of a pecular
play Recovering loose ball un-
der the Cotton Clnh basket. George
started for his own hoop but ne
fore he could travel ser, fsi some
one had hii tho ball cansinp Il 10
perform 2 perfect arch rs II land
ed IN The basket giving Tie In
dianapolis club 2 held goal and ty-
ing the score
Before making the iauni 70 IN
dianapolis. the Brown Ramhefs d.
feated tho Jewish Center team III
70 - Harry Rusan spanked mo
Bambcr attack with - points
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-28
Great Lakes
Loses Second
In A Row
Bleach Keeps
Scoring Lead
In League

While Great Lakes was dron-
ping 57-39 game 10 the small
hut speedy Arthurs basketball
team at Holy Redeemer Sunday,
evening. the losers were able to
salvage one consolation out OF
the defeat. Manager Larry Bleach
was able 20 maintain his hrm
hold on first position in the scoring
division OF the Triple A division
in the DBA.
Bleach. former captain OF the
University OF Detroit basketball
team. paced his teammates with
SIX field goals and one foul shot
for total OF r. points. giving him
total Of 46 points for the sea-
SON
Captain Jim Country Davis
who Is holding down second place
in ire scoring added II points to
his scores 10 make his total fof
the season SS
Bur the remarkable shooting ~
Bleach and Davis could not STEM
the inspired onrush or ne Arthur
team. champions Of the Class 4
division last year Arthnrs went
into the lead IN the first period
and was never headed holding q
% 81 lead a. the halfway mark
The Great Lakes players Just
could not stop the Arthur PLAYERS
AZ baskets rained in from every
angle of the court Casey lopaia
paced the scoring with six field
goals and four foul shots "a
Kotlarczyk was close behind with
FIVE field goals and two foul shots
The defeat Sunday was the sec
ond IN a row for the Bleach-coach-
ed team. Great Lakes lost 10 tho
Auto club the SUNDAY before. Civ
ing the club a rating OF one vic
tory and two defeats
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-28
Holman Williams To
Fight On Next Show
Mike Has At Olympia

Holman Williams, Detroit well
ierweighi. will be on the next
boxing card Mike Jacobs will
promote At Olympia. according 20
announcement made thiS week.
The card will be held near the
last OF January.
William was on Jacobs first
show at Olympia. winning over
Mansfield Driskell. lie then went
on 10 Boston 10 score a win on
The Louis McCoy championship
tuysle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-28
A Great Athlete

Jackie Robinson senior Al the
University Of California at Loo
Angeles. il one Of the great a'h-
letos OF all time Nol only is Rob
inson tops IN football. but he's an
ace basketball PLAYER. hnc track
man. good baseball PLAYER. and
a fine tennis PLAYER Robinson az
50 goes IN for swimming.
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0lympian Reaches
Quarier-Finals

PORTLAND = Eight favorites
were left in the running for the
Oregon State Mems Golf cham
pionship today as the event went
into its quarter-finals after double
elimination rounds yesterday.
Louis Jennings, Portland public
links star and tournament medal
list, meets young Dick Hanen Of
Marshfield, former Oregon Junior
champion; Defending Champion
Lloyd Byerly plays Roy Horns
berger Of Portland; Johnny Rob-
bins, Portland veteran, is paired
with Bud Haskell of Olympia. and
Harold Salvador, Portland. the
1889 runner-up, plays Johnny Ho-
gan Of Portland.
In second round matches ves-
terday, Jennings eliminated For
mer Champion Roy Virgins of os-
wego, and 4; Hanen dropped Joe
Ahern, Portland. 5 and T. Bverly
beat Dave Handy, Pendleton. /
up; Hornsberger defeated Fitz
Ashe, Portland, and 4; Robbins
beat Art Green, Portland, / up:
Haskell beat DR.. Kay Bridge, Port
land and 2; Salvador beat Glenn
Spivey, The Dalles, 4 and 3. and
Hogan beat Cliff Folen, Corvallis,
3 and 2.
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Caps Wipe
Out Early
Tiger Lead
Firpo's Home Run
In First Inning
Goes for Nought

VANCOUVER. b. C.-Vancour
ver's Capilanos wiped out an early
Tacoma lead and went on to de-
feat the Tigers, to 8, in a West
ern International league game
here last night.
1t was the Caps third straight
victory over the Bengals. The
Tigers counted two runs in the
first inning when Tony Firpo
banged out home run with Bobby
Garretson on base. They tailed
again in the fifth after the Caps
had scored one run in the fourth.
The Caps went on the warpath
in the sixth inning. counting four
runs which proved ample to win
the game.
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LIST Husky
Trial Set
Tom orroW

PoUGHkEEPSIE. y. Y. The
University OF Washington crew,
favored TO win the Poughkeepsie
regatta Tuesday, scheduled their
first time trial for tomorrow.
Washington Coach Al u
Erickson said that II was
doubtful II his crew would be
able Ia squeeze In another
time trial. He reiterated his
annual contention that II
Washington was TO continue to
participate In the annual row.
ing classic on the Hudson, IL
would be necessary TO set
later date.
"ExaminatieaN keep my crew
out of the shell for a week" he
said, "snd then they lost four
more days making the trip here.
II We can't train right and be at
BUR peak. what's the use Of
wasting time and money coming
10 Poughkeepsie at all"
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Winning pitcher Newsome; losing
pitcher. Gregory, innings pitched. by
Gregory 4, Eewsome 8, Wilkie g. Rad
some "a. Wilkle IL, Radunich 4; hits,
off Gregory ., Newsome 8. Wilkie 5.
Radunich /; runs scored, off Gregory
5. Newsome 2. Wilkie 3. Radunich !.
runs responsible for. Gregory 5. New
some 2. Wilkie 3, Radunich !; struck
out. by Gregory /. Newsome 3: bases
on balls. off Gregory 2. Newsome 2,
Wilkie !, Radunich /; left on bases.
Seattle 7. San Diego 4; home run,
Salkeld two-base hits. Jensen. Me
mice. Mesner. Harris, Newsome; runs
batted in, Jensen 2, Vanni, Campbell.
before, Salkold 2. Stewart 2. Sperry.
base. Gyselman; double plays, New
some to Mesner TO Detore. Gyselman
to Niemiec TO Archie, time, ! :48;
umpires, Planning and Doran.
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TYpesetter Juniors Win Close Boil Come

Washington Hardware. Spana-
way Cubs, Austin Sales and Taco
ma Typesetter Juniors successfully
opened the Junior league baseball
season Wednesday afternoon, with
the Hardware club showing the
most promising attack and the
Typesetters sparkling all around.
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Yakima Adds
To WI Lead
Beuts Solem. AZ
As Indiuns Lose

Hitting Bernard Brewer for ID
ssfeties, the Yakima Pippins in
creased their hold on the Western
international Baseball league lead
by defeating Salem, AZ. last night.
The Senators collected only
seven hits off the slants OF Carl
Mcconnell in the game at Yakima.
Faring no better than Salem.
with which they are tied for the
second spot, the Spokane Indians
lost a hard-hitting game with
Wenatchee, I'll. Both teams
gathered 13 hits.
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Home Run
Defeats
Hutch

BUFFALO-Freddie Hutchinson
Of Seattle lost a heart-breaking
10 game last night for Buffalo
to Jersey City in the International
Baseball league.
Hutchs first pitch in the eighth
inning went sailing over the fence
from the bat OF Catcher Ray Blae-
mire for the only run of the game.
Hutch struck out four men, walked
one and allowed only six hits.
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Boston Sox
Twice Trim
Cleveland
Johnson's Homer
Vital in AS Win
Over White Hose

NEW YORK - American league
pennants are won in the west.
Seventeen out Of the last 20 Ameri-
can league winners have been
eastern clubs and the hallmark of
all these champions was the fact
that they got fat on western
junAts.
So beginning tomorrow watch
the progress OF the Red Sox and
Yankees through the western end
Of the circuit for the tipon of
which club is likely TO win the
American league pennsnt.
During the eastern invasion
just ended by the western
clubs the Yanks showed some
signs of making progress by
winning 8 out of IL, with half
OF the victories over the
Browns. The Red Sox had
bad home stand, losing six and
winning five.
But just before leaving home
to open in Chicago tomorrow the
Red Sox came to life and clouted
out two victories over the Indians.
They trimmed Bob Teller Tuesday
and yesterday knocked out Al Mil
mar TO beat the Tribe, 9-5. Jimmy
Foxx atoned for a near disastrous
error in the sixth which figured
prominently in a 3-run rally by
hitting a double which tied the
score in the eighth. Then the Red
Sox went on to hang up six runs
and clinch the game.
Charlie keller's hitting led the
Yanks to a rs victory over the
Tigers for the Bronx Bombers'
first triumph Of the season over
Detroit at Yankee s d IL m.
Keller's homer inside the park
with two mates on base in the
seventh was the clincher. He also
hit triple TO drive in run and
then scored himself on an infield
out.
Thornton Lee. White Sox left
handler, lost a heart breaker to the
Athletics, bowling 30 after allow
ing only three hits. Benny Mccoy
singled in the first and Bob John
son hit his 18th homer. Then in
the fifth Sam Chapman hit his
fourth homer. Those were the only
hits off Lee. Nelson Potter gave
the White Sox six hits.
Washington snapped the
Browns 5-game winning
streak when Ken Chase out
dueled Eldon Auker for a SO
triumph. Chase allowed only
six hits to Auker's eight.
Bloodworth's triple and Cases
squeeze play bunt accounted
for the winning tally.
Both National league games
played were night games. Paul
Derringer won his fifth straight
and sixth of the year when he
hurled the Cincinnati Reds TO a
81 win over the Philadelphia
Phillies before 1929. Werber's
double. a sacrifice by Frey and
Goodman's fly scored the winning
run for the Reds.
Five-hit relief pitching by Whit
Wyatt enabled the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers to whip the Pittsburgh Pirates,
5-4 before Polio. Joe Gallagher's
double scored the winning run In
the eighth.
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Bremerion Pitcher
Bats Team 10 Win
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MfkION-Pitcher Doug
Ford, former Seattle high school.
star, really won his own game here
last night in the Northwest base
ball league as Bremerton edged out
Bellingham. 4-3.
Ford made three hits. one of
them a three-bagger, scored one
run and drove in two others. Ford
held Bellingham TO eight hits.
Bremerton made 10.
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OFlynn In "a innings. hits OF,
6 runs. struck out /. base on balls i;
Hawkins In o innings ID hits, runs,
struck out 10. base on balls 8; Kin
neman in 2. innings hits, runs,
struck out /. base on balls 2. Nc
Cormack in innings hits. no runs.
struck out 2. base on balls /: hit
by pitcher, Kerr by OFlynn: wild
pitch, zimmerman; passed ball. Nc
Nance: left on bases. spokane IL,
wenatchee s: home runs, Escobsr,
Mccormack: three-bsse hit, Bonet-
III; two base hits, McGinnis 2. McCue.
Bonetti. Escobar. Sickle; runs cstted
IN. McGinnis 4, Fsleoni, Ratio. Eseo-
bar 2, McCue, Bonetti 2. Traxler,
Volpi; stolen base, McCue: double
plays. Kerr TO Ratio to Mccue, Sickle
to McGinnis 70 Fslooni 2, time of
game. 2:oe; umpires. Nelson and
Clarke.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF


x-BY ED MEAGHER
pronounced
II Won with confusing naey in the picture above the
conductor Of this column not know But this
vacation pursuing reeni,es~ly
perch SPACIOUS oily
end other real and imaginary members of tribe
% this column gets stuck with pinchher whose initials
happen happen the
resemblance ends except that both from that little bit
shop distressingy might
Anyway here
Louie thoroughly French king who
pretty ely dog once long
after me- ths deiuge"
Which really hitting the head Louis Sixteenth
hb SUCCESSOR behcsded by enraged populace.
hate this Met but I'm beginning to believe there's healthy
sseak Of Louie the Fifteenth In
You The Tacoma Tigers breng along second
place only out of the lead and everything the local
baseball front Is top-top
Today suspiciously. fourth
and st the toboggan that at the W. league
because that's the cellar
yet I .
yours Tigers you
and who might Although proper word
bsjobbed
The guy is Hal Rhyme -.
oral ride" plenty others climbing
ISN'T ths first time Only great finish last enabled
nt called "Prnce Hal" for nothing He prince fellow
s. n s ,s
hs adopted "this the skipper
sss became the seraPples of basebaer'
And they began win ball The close the
cd They instant They
Playing ball the should be payedfor They the
plAy-off. And Hal . contract
years group
the last the 1889
This club plays with conservatism that be admirable
suppose and there's dull
And that there be little doubt the trouble with Hal Rhyme
avos the conservative type Of play but the fans who
pay the money. decidedly do not
A. at sometimes hard beieye that
10 irwin tn win with ri their hearts
lAs they
trying with all their hearts wn")
well they might the point they don't look IT,
should all shouting making the other
throwing opposition stride they should be
doing te unexpected swinging 1T the three and nothing pitch
bunting when the other anticipating attempt
ing Tie Old hitandrw play frequently stealing
tsn doing everything In the book
tn pse club orthodox most the the
tsn ezacty what's happen and baseball like
that much to watch -"
And Met that's the things stand Rhyme his Tigers
eaters" I'm afraid Prince Hal will be be jobbed
And Net, wouldn't like TO that neither would you
know
Batting Metcak.
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HITS and runs off Cadinha. Q and
IN innings; runs responsible for
D, struck out 5. base on balls 4: hits
ana runs off Eisenmann in 9 in
nlngs and S, runs responsible for
8, struck out 2. base on balls 4. hit
oy pltcher. Bremen by Eisenmann:
passed balls. O'Brien: left on bases
Tacoma Q, Vancouver g; home runs.
flrpo, Crandall: two-base hits. Alb
bot. Crandall; runs batted in, Firpo
:, Edy White. Crandall g. Stewart;
sacrifice, Garretson: stolen base,
Flrpo' time OF game. 2lo, umpires,
Cole and Nenezich.
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The Hardware nine shut out
Strand Market. rs to o: Typogrsph-
icsl Juniors dropped B. B. Washers
in the closest game of the opening
day. 10 4: Spsnawsy Cubs white
washed Diamond T Trucks. Is 10 o.
and Austin Sales easily dropped
jefferson Chiefs. Is TO 7.
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tied for Fleming in seventh.
tied for Tost in ninth.
SACRAMENTO

Fleming; innings pitched, Fleming 6;
Mt bat. off Fleming 81. hits, off
Fleming 4: runs scored. off Fleming
3. Tost 2. runs responsible for. Flem-
ing 3. Judd /; struck out. by Flem-
ing 9. Tost 3. Judd 2: bases on balls.
off Fleming 4, Tost /. Judd 3. hit by
pitcher. Fleming by Judd; passed
ball. Bren2el: left on bases. Holly
wood 8. Sacramento 7. three base
hits, King. Matheson; runs batted
in, Wieczorek, Grilk. Kahle, Carl
bald: sacrifices. Blattner. ktng.
stolen base. wieczorek; double plays,
Garibaldi TO Handley 20 Barton,
players walking, erik Armada,
Matheson Garibsldi, Herman. Bar
ton. Sweeney. Kshle, Hsndley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
Oakland Knocks Seattle
Off Coast League Top
Acorns Win From Portland. 8 to 2
As Roiniers Are Belted by San Diego
By UNITED PRESS

The Oakland and Seattle clubs,
which have been changing places
as though engaged in a game OF
musical chairs pulled the grand
right-and-left again last night and
the Acorns once more took COM
mand Of the Pacific Coast league.
The Oaks turned the trick
by setting down Portland
again, 81, behind Stan Cor
belts eight hit pitching.
Meanwhile San Diego was
larruplng Seattle, 81.
Los Angeles moved up a notch
and dropped San Francisco into
seventh place with a SD victory
while Sacramento was ending
Hollywood's eight-game winning
streak. 81.
Two four-run splurges turned
the trick FOR Oakland. The first
was off Ad Liska in the second
inning, the second off Joe Con-
tales. former San Diego pitcher,
in the seventh. Liska's error
paved the way for the first rally
and Gonzales wildness, which in
cluded two walks, hit batter,
double and two singles, allowed
the second.
The Rainiers used three
pitchers attempting TO halt
the third-place Padres, who
now are just n game behind
Seattle. A walk, a single and
a double In the second gave
San Diego two runs. but Seat
tie pulled even I'm the fourth.
In the last Of the fourth the
Padres chased across three
more runs, with Bill Salkeld
contributing a two-run homer.
Dick Newsome, who won his
18th game OF the year, drove
home the final run In the
eighth with a double.
Sacramento put five hits, five
walks and an error together to
sink the Stars. who played list
lessly behind the pitching Of Bill
Fleming and Lou Tost. Fleming
was touched for just four hits and
struck out nine in the six innings
he worked. Oscar Judd gave up
seven hits. three of them punched
in the fourth for the only Star run.
The Seals dropped their 10th
game in IS starts last night and
once more II was Lou Stringer
who clouted the Angels to victory.
Tuesday night he homered in the
ninth. Last night he singled in
the eighth to score two runs and
break TO 8 tie. Although Frank
Dasso pitched four-hit ball for the
Seals he walked three straight in
the third inning and six during the
game. Bob Weiland gave the Seals
their three runs in the third on a
walk and three hits. He gave way
to a pinch hitter in the eighth and
Joe Berry finished.
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YAKIMA

Runs batted In. Fernandez. Bliss z.
Coscarart. Springer: two-base hits.
Brewer. Harris. Whipple; stolen bases.
Fernandez 2: sacrifice hit. Fernan-
dez; double plays, Fernandez to
stamper. Fernandez to Stamper to
Reese: left on bases, Salem Z. Yak
ina IA: base on balls. off Brewer 4,
off Mcconnell 4: struck out, by
Brewer Q. Mcconnell 8: earned runs,
off Mcconnell l. Brewer a. hit by
pitcher. Springer by Brewer. wild
pitch, Mcconnell balk, Brewer;
umpires. Weisgerber and Moran; time
of game. 2:2o.
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d for Dasso in min
LOS ANGELES

winning pitcher, Weiland: innings
pitched, by Weilsnd 8: at bat, off
Weiland %, hits, off Weiland 6;
runs scored. off Weiland 8; runs re-
sponsible for. Weiland 3. Dasso 2:
struck out. by Dasso 8. Weiland 5.
Berry L. bases on balls. off Dasso 6,
Weiland 4. Berry /: left on bases,
San Francisco 7. Los Angeles 5: two
base hits Novikoff. Fain, Jennings;
runs batted in, Novikoff 2. Jennings,
Holder 2, Stringer q: sacrifice, Nor
bert; double plays, Wright to Trower
TO Fain: Stripger to Lowrey TO Col
Inns, Wright to Fain.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Yesterdays RESULTS
San Diego Q, Seattle 2.
Oakland 8. Portland 2.
Sacramento S. Hollywood /.
Los Angeles 5. San Francisco 5.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Syracuse ia. Toronto so: New
ark IFS. Montreal 2-S (second
game called end 9Th allow Newark
catch train); Jersey City !. Buff
falo o: Baltimore 4. Rochester 10.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia l.
night.
Brooklyn 5, Pittsburgh 4. night
New York at Chicago, rain.
Only games scheduled.
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Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

The league-leading Salt Lake
Bees dropped a So game to the
Idaho Falls Russets last night, CIV
ing each team one game of the
series.
The Boise Pilots moved up TO
three games behind Salt Lake with
an 81 win over the Ogden Reds.
The Twin Falls Cowboys rallied
in their cellar position to come
within half game OF Idaho Falls
as they beat the Pocatello Cards,
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M] Ike
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WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Vancouver 5. Tacoma 3.
Wenatchee II, Spokane I.
Yakima A, Salem 2.
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StillweIl Whiffs is
Bdtters in Victory

Behind fine four-hit pitching Of
Stillwell. who struck out is men,
Model Lumber defeated Lakewood
Community Center. 7 to 2, at JEFF
ferson plsyfield to open the Park
Senior Boys Baseball league. Sum-
NIT Cubs shut out Tacoma Boys
Club. to o, with Taylor letting
the Club team down with five scat
tered hits.