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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
LOANS!.
TO HOME OWNERS.
MONEY WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

NEW STORES FOR RENT. 6214-16 3rd
ST. NV near Calvin Coolidge H. s.; worth
investigating By OWNER, 500 Kennedy St
zoos RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-STORE
with full basement. Phone T. F. DESIO,
MICHIGAN $3.50
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ESTATES. FARMS, COUNTRY HOMES:
Northern Va, cow. Wash. BUELL. FARM
AGENCY, Herndon, Fairfax Co., Va. Of
fee at house ODD. Baptist Church. Phone :}S.
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CHEVROLET 1889 business coupe: excel.
lent black finish, low mileage BY original
owner. , Eke-new tires. very clean interior:
ideal car for business or pleasure; priced
TO sell Immediately.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
se WASHINGTON, D A C. Paint. l Vs. the he
pnpTpT heirs dsTIsees and aIisnees Of
Action No, 7701.-ORDFR OF PUBL1CA-
TION.-The object of this suit is to estab-
lish Of record the title Of the plaintiff to
for taxation purposes as lot s4s in Square
go sstd it being improyed By premises
dav of August, 1910. ordered that the
defendants. the. unknown heirs. devisees
and alienees Of Robert NJ Desha cause
or before the frs. rule day occurring after
the expiration of one month after. the
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
in. case Of default Provided, copy of
this order be published once week for
cause having been shown why longer pub
caiOn is unnecessary pAVID A. PINE ss
c ci.ef ea sTEwART sFa Clerk Sopy BY Hes
PARK, JR. Asst. Clerk. au30,se613.
for bRstrc Of sAyrN as
E6k E ef REAL E2 RRGkPEE N5s
Of the petition Of FedeTiek
Psso g sRe Sgqs ri:
Sun Gay OF September. l3tO' OttDEIlED.
l. That Frederick J. Young, Receiver of the
Industrial Savings Bank and also as Re
ceiver of the United States Savings Bank,
said banks, partieipating as title owners in
sums Of $1,000 and sSs, AZ; respectively:
Receivers or quit-claim' deed to Samuel
?, Cohen, or his nominee, for not less than
located st 2ls-22o-a2s You street: North
scribed as Lots Is, .16 and /? in W. B.
Todd, Executors and others subdivision in
Square 36l, as per plat recorded in Liber
r. W folio -, Of the Records of the Office
of the Surveyor for the District of Co.
lumbia, and that said sale be ratified and
confirmed unless cause be shown to the
the md day of October, 1910, or unless
anteed. are received by the Receiver at his
office located at 1885 New, York Avenue
day preceding the last above mentioned
date. 9. A COPY of this Order shall be
published at least three times prior to the
last above mentioned date in the Wash
II av II. w.sH,nS N Lay ITsg9rte5 .IEy the
se6,1s,s5.
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ARLINGTON. VA.

broom brick, almost new. full cellar
Oil heat, back ward fenced in; lOc bus:
near center Clarendon, 7O7 North Oakland
St Price only S549O; S125 down, balance
cipal, taxes and insurance
New 5-room brick, 3rd bedroom possible,
fireplace, full cellar. nice lot with trees
Price, $3.50: $50 down, balance $40
month, 602 North Hudson st. Near center
Clarendon
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UNUSUAL oSfOh
4-room and bath bungalow, oil heat, etc ,
2 acres; part of large estate. near Con-
gressional Country Club and Bradley Hills
horseshoe grounds Bradley la. neal
River I'd; $50 per month. JOHN A. BRICK
LEY. DI, 1921
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AUCTION SALES.
Future,

ADAM 4 Aug XEsSHHEa & SON.
Trustees Sale of Two (2)
Valuable Commercial
Buildings Known as Sill
and ,513 Morse Street
NE, in Union Terminal
Market, Each Equipped
With Built-in Refrigera.
ton Storage Box, Refrig-
Grafton Equipment and
Fixtures.
corded in .Liber 1880. folio 547. Of the land
Of party Secured q 1ereby The nnde
signed trustees will sell at public auction
in front Of premises, on the TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER; AID, 1910
nSSF lana nd s she IN IN
District of Columbia to wit: Lots anc
81 IN SGT square $500 in the SUBDIVISION made b,
as per plat recorded in Liber 9:!, folio 1872
Of the records of the office of the surveyor
for the District OF Columbia.
and installed IN the premises: . built-ir
EQUIPPED with a rows OF racBdge and re-
frigeration coils; Prick refriserating ma
chine, type HA, size 3x3, No. 3T6S4; of1cs
5 # by g It. Fairbanks track scales; loft
McCray white pore. refrigerated meat case
meat blocks with white pore. eXteriors
SIT. McCray white pore. refrigerated meat
case, Dayton money-weight white pore
computing scales. meat trays; 90 lonf
track meat hooks. loft; wall meat rack
ceiling fan; meat blocks. platform scale
and miscellaneous equipment covered by
said trust
TERMS: Sold subject to prior existing
deed of trust on each building in the
in full on Nov. 4 1912, bearing interest
al the rate of per cent per annum pay
able semi-annualiy: the purchase price
above said trust to be paid in cash,
deposit Of $500. 90 required Conveyancing
recording, etc, al haser's cost. Term!
to be complied with within thirty days
otherwise deposit forfeited and The property
advertised and resold at the discretion oil
the trustees
WI LIAM r LICHTENBERG.
MARTIN AARONSON,
se61l.l7,20.95 Trustees
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CHRYsLER 1924 4-door sedan: o. K. in
every way; 50 down, eood Job and S11.26
/ per month gives Won this fine transporta-
ton. KENYON-PECK, INC, "Arlington's
own Chevrolet Dealer, 1888 Wilson blvd.
CHI 5000.
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PATUXENT MANOR.

Historic brick manor house, facing Pa.
tuxent River. built in 1743, consisting of
3 rms, bath and freplaces; acres Of
land; IS miles from Washington; needs
restoring, SACRIFICE, $3.50, Phone
MI 5765
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE,

SECOND COMMERCIAL GROUND-wE
have assembled few lots in downtown
areas We believe will have a value rise in
the immediate future. Let us know your
wants.
SAMUEL S. SPRUCE.
Tower Building National 1905
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SILVER SPRING Sc. $50

New 6-room brick. 3 nice bedrms, nice
size living room, built-in garage, full base
ment oil heat, nice lot, Kitchen fully
EQUIPPED fine residential section. / block
from transp. Easy terms. Mr.. KENDRICK,
Shepherd 6453
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

YOUR ATTENTION INVITED FOR ADVAN-
tageouS exchange of particularly well To-
Gated and well rented houses, for ground,
lots investment properties. Our ex-
perience will save you time and money
in locating lust what you want
SAMUEL S. SPRUCE.
Tower Building National 1908
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TWO-FAMILY BARGAIN.

81 500-NEAR Navy Yard-Semi-de-
,tached, new brick front: apts.,
4 rooms. kitchen. bath each Separate
heating plant. Rented S35 each Excel
lent investment. 1t can't last. Calls
received until pm.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO. ME- $500.
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R. A, BoGLEY, Attorney, Hibbs Bldg.


IN THE DISTRICT corRr OF THE
seo 1eS ~ ~ ne couNTy of "a "a
sSE q TrsS ScH72 ET1P
LlI ISSEs M 7TvTssEs 1G on v15II.Y
ERNIE c CRoCKwrFrr. RICFApD JONES.
and JOIN Y King respectively De-
fen1arte -ciri' Action No 1886
DER OF PUBLICATION The object Of
this suit is TO obtain a ,fnal. decree ,declar-
siitate hssreinaftsT deseTissd to be COM s-
that Is to saw: Part of Lot ia in Square
81 in Beatty and Hawkins Addition to
WASHINGTON now Erown as SQUARE 1854
follows: Beginning for. the same at the
With the SCUM iiRs Of Volta Plses aRs
line 33 feet to the East line Of the land
corded in Liber j. A. S. So Folio 449.
among the land records Of the District
OF Columbia, thence South along said
East line. p feet. thence East and parallel
with said Volts. Place 33 feet to the East
East line q feet to- the P Brace a Of bes fno
ning On motion Of the plaintiff by its
1890. ORDERED That the defendants
and ro deysees Of willtsm Jones Charles
Jones and John H. King. respectively,
cause their appearance. to he entered
herein on or before the first rule day oc-
curring, after the. expiration Of one month
from the day of the first publication of
this order: otherwise. as to said I'M
known defendants. this cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default. pro-
vided that COPY of this order be pub
lished in The Evening Star and the
WASHINGTON Law Reporter once q week
for three successive weeks before the ex-
ptration of the time for the appearance
Of said unknown defendants. good cause
having been shown for fixing said period
of publication. BY THE COURT: DAVID
A. PINE. Justice. (Seall True Copy
CHARLES F. STEWART. Clerk. Bv RICH
ARD J. KIRKLAND, Assistant Clerk.
au30,Se6.13
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THREE 4-FAMIIY FLATS

Located across from Eastern HiEh
School; price, S11,95O: excellent return
CAL Mr. Tucker. RA 1914, DI. 1852, with
JOHN J O'CONNOR.
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Silver Spring. Md Sc $50

new brick bung allows with attic, large
enough for additional rooms and bath,
su modern, oil heat, full basement; located
center Priced reasonable for quick sale.
Easy terms. VIM. z. RICHARDSON,
hrnker. QSQa r,ranklin nne GU en-
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APARTMENTS IN DOWNTOWN LoCA-
ton, splendid return. FirSt-commercial
ground, lust recently zoned. in nearby
MARYLAND area. Both properties excep-
tional values. Many other attractive prop
erIeS worthy OF your interest. Take ad-
vantage OF our personal service
SAMUEL S. SPRUCE,
Tower Bldg. Ma 4nOh
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FORD 1887 touring c-door sedan; exec =
lent motor very good tires. very clean
interior and priced low at S295.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO..
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

2-BEDRoOM COTTAGE ON THE CHEs-
apeake Bay available Immediately for 2
weeks $50. Chestnut 0132
IS ACRES, 1.25o-FT. WATER FRONT,
sandy beach,; mouth Magothy River, g
miles from Annapolis: house furnished.
modern improvements: beautiful location;
sell all or part. lis Z. 33rd ST., Apt. B.
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FORD 1889 Tudor; the s5-h.p. motor runs
like new, has had little use and finest care.
Guaranteed. Reduced to $500.
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
14o1 u. /. Ave. NE. De. 0302.
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WE NEED HOUSES ALL SECTIONS OF
Arlington to rent and sell. OLD Do
MINION REALTY CO., Chestnut 6343.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
ERRORS GIVE TIGERS WIN OVER SALEM SENATOR'S go
Startlinu Upsets in N. w. Amateur Golf Meet
East and West
Tennis Tourney

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of tho
East and West tennis teams which
meet here Friday. Saturday and
Sunday said today that they would
wait until the draw tonight before
designating the men who will play
In the four singles and one doubles
match of the annual east-west
tournament.
Walter l.. Pate. captain of the
east team. said. however, that he
expected frankie Parker to be the
casts number one singles man.
The other singles player will be
chosen from Archie Henderson.
scintillating clay court player, and
Gardner Mulloy and Hank Prusoff,
the casts doubles team.
In the doubles match Saturday,
Mulloy and Prusoff will meet Jack
Kramer and Eddie Alloo Of the
west.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28

feated Mrs. A. NJ. Draper. Univer-
Mrs ". 4. Kirkman. University,
defeated Mrs. X. L. Howe. University.
5 and 4.
Miss Marian McDousall waverley,
Portland. beat Miss Betty Jean
Rucker. Spokane, 8 and 2.
Mrs. Z. T. Pope, Sand Point, de-
feated Mrs. S. p. Nielsen, Rainier.
Mrs. M. M. Wagner. Portland. de-
feated Mrs. Carl w. Jones, Rainier,
mrs. J. R. West. Rainier. defeated
Miss Barbara Burns of Broadmoor,
7 and 8.
First Flight
Miss Jessie Miller. Astoria, Ore
moor. 4 and 3. Miss. Carol Gleason,
Spokane. won from Mrs. George JET
ferson.. University, s and 4. Mrs. J.
A. Craig. Sand Point. won from Mrs.
Glen Cate. Alderwood. Portland,
and S. Mrs Omar Anderson. Alder
wood. Portland defeated Mrs La
Donna Bird. Rainier. 8 and S. Mrs
W. B; Naeel. Alderwood, beat Mrs, A.
r. Matlock. Rainier. and 2. Miss
Elizabeth Finn. Seattle. scored over
Miss Margaret Crosbie. Alderwood.
and 4. Miss Elizabeth Tanner. Broad
moor. downed Miss Alice Franklin
Jackson Park. and 2. Mrs. T. II
Griffith. Rainier scored over Mrs. J.
r. HOWE, Olympic. 3 and l.
Second Flight
Mrs. r B. Samsel. Sand Point, de-
feated Mrs. Ethel Wingham. Olympia,
8 and 4. Mrs. L. X. Coder. Broad
moor. downes Mrs. r. J. Mathers.
Sand Point. and 8. Miss Mary Jane
Gilkey. Sand Point, beat Mrs. v. c.
Klute OF Olympic. and 2. Mrs. T.
j. Appleton. Rainier. turned back
Mrs. Rogers Clark. Sand Point. 6 and
S. Mrs. Frank Currie. Rainier. edged
out Mrs. J. E. Lansbury, Rainier,
2 and /. Mrs E. L. Green. Yakima,
triumphed over Mrs. L. King Shanks,
Seattle. / up. Mrs. w. X. Richards.
Sand Point. defeated Miss Jacqueline
Bartells. Seattle, up. Mrs. H. E.
Wigmore, Sand Point. defeated Mrs.
j. K Holloway. Broadmoor. l up.
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BY UNITED PRESS

Seattle's Rainiers today are on
a bust. Eight straight victories
IA in the last Is starts-the pitch
ing staff turning in top-notch per-
formances and the whole team
hitting.
The Suds raped San Diego. 81.
last night. this time with Aldon
Wilkie, who couldn't make the
grade last year with San Fran
cisco, doing the pitching. Wilkes
nine-hit performance was his fifth
straight without defeat since he
joined the club. San Diego had
the tying runs on second and third
in the ninth inning with one out
when Wilkie threw out the next
batter and struck out the next.
Hollywood climbed to within
two games of Oakland by ad-
minisfering Its second spank
ing of the week to the Acorns.
rs. Wayne Osborne turned
Oakland back with six hits
while the Stars. headed by
Joe Hoover. clouted IA off
Stan Corbett and Ralph Bux-
ton. Hoover hit two home
runs and drove In three runs.
Sacramento ended its losing
ways by beating Portland, AZ,
Both Bill Schmidt for Sacramento
and Bill Thomas for Portland gave
up IL hits. Babe Schwab and Bob
Bergstrom. Oregon State college
players trying out for the Beaver
team. each hit safely, Schwab get
ting a double. and fielding well.
Schwab handled IL chances with
out an error at second base. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
YAKIMA

Runs batted in, Jolley 2, Younkers.
Reese, McNamee 3. Sickle, MARTINEZ
2, Stamper. Weigandt, Whipple. Nc
Cormack 2, Alden 2; two-base hits.
McNamee, Martinez. Jolley. Stamper.
Weigandt, Whipple. Mccormack;
stolen bases. Sickle. Martinez; sacri-
flces, Younkers McGinnis: double
play. Sickle TO McGinnis TO Falconi;
left on bases, Spokane 10, Yakima 8:
son |. Lien Q: struck out, by O'Flynn
5, H. johnson 5, Lien 2: hits. off
johnson in 6ss innings 10. runs g:
off Lien in 2ls innings 8, runs 7:
earned runs, Spokane IL. Yakima 4:
hit by pitcher Sickle by H. john
son. Martinez by H. johnson. McGin-
mis- by Lien; wild pitch. Lien: UNI
pres, Cole and Nenezich: time OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Ten Boots
Chalked Up
In Contest
Locals Enjoy Ldree
Fourth Inning as
Four Runs Come in

SALEM. Ore.-Milt Cadinha,
the 1s-year-old Californian, hurled
the Tacoma Tigers to to 8
victory over the Salem Senators
here last night. The youngster
kept eight blows well scattered.
In the meantime, Milt's mates
were reaching Fenter for nine
blows when they counted and
cashed in also on 10 glazing errors
by the Senators. four Of them by
Lightner. The Senator's could
hardly touch a ball unless it was
bobbled. The boobies, it is be-
lieved. sets a record for the WI
league. At least, it does for this
season. The victory was the first
for Bobby Garretson since he be-
came manager Monday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
VANCOUVER

Runs responsible for. spiesmsn q;
struck out, Spiesman !. base on balls.
s. runs responsible for. Smith 9,
struck out 5. base on balls, 2. passed
ball. Cole. left on bases. Wenstchee
s. Vancouver IA. home run. Jewell.
tvo-base hit. Stewart: runs batted in
Jewell 2, McCue. Stewart, Quinn 3.
sacrifice hits. Stewart 2. Samham-
mer. Jewell. Volpi time OF game.
AIS. umpires, Nelson and Clark
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Losing pitcher. Corbett; runs re-
sponsible for. Corbett 5. Osborne 2,
Buxton 2: struck out, by Corbett 5,
Osborne 2. Buxton /, bases on balls,
off Osborne !: home runs. Hoover q,
two-base hits. Gudat. Cissell. Herman,
Lyman: runs batted in. Hoover 3,
Christoff. Gudat Herman 2. Cissell 2,
Devaurs: sacrifices. Osborne 2. stolen
base. Cissell; double play, Cissell 10
Hoover 10 Sweeney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28

game was played under protest
after the fifth inning when Um-
pire Cicero Falls shooed Outfielder
Johnny Gill of Portland for throw
ing his bat away in disgust. Sscra-
mento scored its tying and winning
runs in the eighth and ninth.
Ray Prim busted San Francisco
off with five hits and Los Angeles
evened the series with the Seals.
The score was 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28

Runs responsible FOR, ". Thomas Z,
Schmidt 2; struck out, w. Thomas 8,
Thomas /, Schmidt 2; two-base hits,
Asbell, Armada. Schwab. Schultz; sac
rifices, Reich, Blattner; runs batted
in. Armada. Barton, Gill, Schultz,
Asbell King; left on bases, Sacra-
mento 7. Portland s., double plays.
Handley to D. Williams to Barton.
Brown to Schwab 10 Reich, Asbell to
D. williams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo s. Kansas City s, (called
eighth inning).
Columbus IL Milwaukee 3
Minneapolis s, Louisville 5.
ST. Paul I. Indianapolis 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Jersey City Breaks
Attendance Marx

JERSEY CITY-The crowd OF
27,552 which saw the New York
Giants defeat their Jersey City
farm team, l4-3, represented a
new minor league attendance rec
ord for exhibition games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
SAN FRANCISCO

Los Angeles -. o 2 o o 20 8 o Is
San Francisco. o 0 0 0 o o l o-l
Losing pitcher. Dasso: innings
pitched. Dasso =. Jensen / 4: at bat.
off Dasso IS. Jensen 8: hits. off Dasso
8; runs scored. off Dasso 4, Jensen l:
runs responsible for. Dasso g. Prim 1:
struck out, by Dasso 2. Prim S: bases
on balls, off Dasso 4, Jensen 2: wild
pitch. Jensen; runs batted in. Her
nandez 2. Lowery. Novikoff. Wright.
Mayo: sacrifices Prim, Hernandez:
double play. Fernandez TO Wright TO
Fain.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

GOLF is the upswng in most pronounced manner
And as added money drifts into the cash registers of the
courses, it goes right back into improvements
Course doing everything they to improve
their youts and make the game more attractive tnan
That, believe, is where the showing real
business intelligence The best to treat man and win
Chef Corey president Of the
parhpug putting informs
monthly sweepstakes number of
participants than known last
That encouraging because reflects improved
conditions leaves doubt that the average golfer who
jingle his coin pocket
Hostuk- Zole-Conn -.
RILLY CONN, the light heavyweight champion who eyes
Joe Louis heavyweight throne, thought the AL Hostak
That's the chief reason Tacoma Seattle and the North
will look upon the Georgetown Shv and the Pitts
burgh Irishman in action this summer .
Promoter Nate Druxman offered Conn $4,000 cash
guarantee fight Hostak in Seattle. But the lrishmans
handlers wagged their heads in negative manner. They
know they have gold mine in the anky Celt and they
dsnt want to gamble having Hostas fist jump their
claim
Billy Conn don't at every turn of the new year hey ony
decade They nuras No one knows better
Hostak though
the mddeweht champion would face Conn at distinct weight ais
advantage
Hen keep middle champion
zae the Chicago punher at Seattle
mn Hostaks good fortune to whack zae Is
hut Tony really had between 80
contests and knocked off great percentage Of rivals
thumped Hostak in Cleveland few
to slam out with
The dynamite hitter gain a decision
that Zale battle and he believes
will the with Zae
may be- Zae might have romped over Al
without good left hand dangling from AIS side
What About AIS Right?...
Ars complaint that his injured left favored Zae has
never quite hit the right spot with Hosak is 80 per
cent right hand knokerout nasmuch the left mitten
il generally used for fenting and stabbng can't under
stand why he didn't with his right hand, which was
uninjured -.
this by arguing that zae Is an
right They contend tna
zale the canvas in the first two ROUNDS
when accident not occurred Al wouo
have had Yale seepproducing right
In this return edition. would lift Hostaks title? Well
Of course And in that case 1ae
made three Hoak Conn encounter
would bring no JOY 10 tne mart
o THE Natty One" Druxman -
Of the picture The KID hits he w'n
n on his own that injured pride OF
pitched heights mentally against Aee
H Zale above Conn or anyone
wants surprising defeat and whacng handed him oy
IL Chicago socker -, -
might tell YOU Hostak Zae battle 90
On sale at Lanes in Tacoma first of next week
reports heavy demand orders coming Tor oocks
makes this title oust certainty 10
right The Hostak zale shndig Is as
these Hoaks admirers
OF be rngside when their favor
ite faces the upset him startling manner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Rainiers Win
Eighth Straight
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Seattle 8, San Diego 1.
Hollywood Z, Oakland 8.
Sacramento 4, Portland 2.
Los Angeles 6, San Francisco /