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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Husky Golfers
Defeat Canadians

VANCOUVER, b. c. Univer-
sity of Washington's four-man golf
team returned home today with a
1912 triumph over University of
British Columbia under its belt.
The Huskies Won three out of
four matches in their first con-
quest of the 1910 season yesterday.
Individual results:
Palmer Smith. Washington, de-
feated Hans Swinton, UBC. 4 and
3; Ted Hagenstadt, Washington,
beat ormy Hail, UBC. 3 and 2;
George Sparkling. Washington. de-
feated Gordon Livingstone. 2 and
1; Bill Chslton, UBC, defeated Bob
Lee, Washington, ? and l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

Reach Semi
Hoop Round
Meet Fuvored Oil
Squad In Nohonol
Event at Denver

DENVER - The title-holding
Denver Nuggets and the chal-
longing Phillips Oilers shared the
spotlight today in semi-final
games Of the national A. A. u.
basketball tournament.
The four semi-final teams--two
from the Missouri Valley A. A. u.
league and two from the Pacific
cosst--were the survivors Of q
field OF 30 that started play last
Sunday.
The Nuggets meet Golden State
Of Oakland. Cal, after moseying
to . 1875 victory over Idaho
University. southern branch. in .
quarter-finals game last night.
Golden state reached the semi
finals with a 37-16 victory over
the st. Louis Rangers.
by virtue Of past perfor-
msnees. Phillips appeared 10
have the smoother path Into
the finals. The Oilers 20 up
tonight against the Seattle
Savidges, who won their
quarter-final contest 1915
last night from Acme Steel Of
Chicago.
The savidges. who have looked
good throughout the tournament
and appeared still better in their
game last night. were believed
capable of giving Phillips a tussle
despite their experience. The
team 10 made up of former Uni
versity of Washington players. Ed
Loverich. forward. hit the basket
for II points and played only half
of last nights game.
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For the first time In weeks,
Thursday night bowlers failed to
tap the 500 circle in their matches
on the Broadway and Play Nor
alleys. Glass B leaguers, usually
with half a dozen 600 scores,
turned in many good totals, but
the coveted totals were strangely
missing.
George Coleman and DIR. G. Il.
Griffith. team mates on the Play
Nor alleys team, were the best
marksmen Of the Thurs a y
leagues. Coleman had oe7 for the
highest score and DIR. Griffith was
only two pins behind. with 5s5.
The best total in the Class b
league matches on the Broadway
alleys was Ernie Mars 593
registered for Don's Pagoda.
Outstanding, however.
among the performances Of
the Class B pinmen was the
high single game turned In by
doe Paddock, who opened his
series with 16s, the highest
score Of all leagues for the
current week.
SCORES TELL STORY
Another bright spot In Class I
bowling was the fine performance
of Its the Water bowlers. Theil
score. as follows, tells the story:
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Tigers No
Match for
Abe Rivals
South Siders Score
DecisivelY. Take
All But One Event

Lincoln's powerful wrestling
squad regained the city crown and
Cammsrano trophy from Stadium
the Stadium Bengals 21Iz to A in
the Stadium gym.
The Tigers won the trophy last
year by seven points. the first time
since 1881 that the Bengals had
won.
The title is decided on total
scores for two matches. Last
nights victory plus the 1858 score
that Lincoln ran up in the initial
engagement gave the Lynx mar
gin of 80 points.
Phil Roger, 95-pound Tiger.
was the only Bangal to win q
match. He won by decision
from Evan Richmond. Sam
Higuchi was the only other
Stadium point winner. He
wrestled to a draw with Byron
Richmond in the 105-pound
event.
There was but one fall on the
entire card. Walt Arnstead, Lin
coin, pinned Earl Moore in the 1885,
pound division in Z minutes and
16 seconds.
The summary:
e5 pounds: Phil Roger (S) decis-
Toned Evan Richmond III.
l05 pounds: Sam Higuchi (S) and
Byron Richmond G) wrestled TO a
draw.
lis pounds: Iwao Takasugi ID won
by decision over Jerry Donion Isl.
125 pounds: Walt Arnstead CD
pinned Earl Moore 49,. time, ZIG.
l35 pounds: Tom Cameron Cd de-
cisioned Vert Roger Isl.
las pounds: Hank Trusler I'D won
by decision over Harry Gust Isl.
l55 pounds. Bob Cole I'D de-
cisioned Gene Pape Isl.
1855 pounds: Don Smith L) won by
decision over John Collins Isl.
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SCORES TELL STORY

Totals ...... e2e 9s& lo72-2eS3
Schorn Paints, Class B league
leaders. won four points to hold
its rather slender two-point lead
in the second half league race.
Its the Water kept pace with the
leaders by winning four points.
ADAMS LEADS TEAM
Lee Adams rolled asa for the
best total in the matches Of the
Peterman Manufacturing COM
pany league on the Play Nor
alleys. Jack Gisebert's 1875 was
the high single game.
Al Martin rolled sos for the
hest total In the Odd Fellows
league on the Broadway
alleys and Norman Gustafson
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OMAHA, keh.--Marfy kordick,
recently appointed football coach
At creigfon University. today was
released from his contract 10 &C
cept q similar post at St Aary's
college 81 California
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Fairbanks Quintet
Defects Petersburg
FAIRBANKS. Alaska :

FAIRBANKS, Alaska = FAIR
banks high school won the first
game of a hree-gsme series here
for the Territorial basketball
championship, defeating Peters
burg 1920.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

After kicking around In Chi
cago, Detroit, Washington,
Boston and Cincinnati, 81
year-old Al Simmons comes
back to the Athletics outfield
where he first attained star
dom.
Earl Averill, Detroit gardener
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ACTRESS CAST

Sarah Edwards has been cast
in Pete Smiths Specially, spots
Before Your Eyes.
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Is 81. So is the Tigers Charley
Gehringer. Charley Ruffing of the
Yanks is SO but stin the best all
around hurler in the American
League. Washington's Sam West
is 36. So is Pepper Martin of the
Cards.
Baseball isn't entirely a young
mans game.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

AM bringing baseball and the together in Tacoma
The event will be in which you participate
with hope of holding a winning hand
IL you lucky, good calculator gifted with
psychic ability there Is chance you win be the winner
And the winner win receive ticket to the Ia
coma Tiger baseball games Of the Western international
league
All you win be required 10 do is 10 guess the population
81 Tacoma, forwarding result 10 The Tacoma Times
sOn the Lam" 49,.
your figure the sans
grand prize is yours
by chance guesss population deter
closest TO the figure the
prize
posted awarded the
II grant similar
board of judges viii determine
things
Taking April 2 which should permit
complete before the WI at
home
Only employees and their families
will understand that clause won't youg
class league mark last year when the husng
Washington metropolis drew attendance 10
Indians pask nearly that Of is population
spckanc record but Tiger
pointing attendance Of half again the popus-
tiea ef Tscsuna
And OH yes. What Tacomas population -.
Send your The Tacoma Tmcs "on the LAM and
charming drop ticket into lap
Do It now now and now! You KNOW the carry
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Carl Brady's decision to remain In California where he
has steady employment only the passing Of pitcher
in the lives Of the FANS But 10 Tiger officials II means far
more than that The club paid $1,000 for Brady And not
n Confederate money either &c. when the lanky south
paw hurler made decision cool two Gs flew out the
front office windows
only hops retrieving that Is for Carl to
the line for Carts
mind playing and deal was
rusde This running .
There eounsss angles that bring fuowsd srow' and
q o.
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Spring the season Of new life e..
II America find the nation turning anxious eyes to
the opening Of baseball play, the great American game
We find ourselves the golfing links greeting the
frsah, clear days with pleasure the only motive
We preparing for vacations vsuahzng days Of
rest, contentment
We await opening Of the game fishing minds
thrilling under hopes Of snaggng the big boys In those viii
low and alder-protected fav0rite holes
beckoning salt Playground the summer
rides salmon angling clam bakss .
peace
smiling summer smile especi-
little golden Of chdrens golden
other happier things while in
parts world sinister plans underway
slaughter only bred by hates
destroy
skies Wild end ducks NH
eSotory CLEAN tn beauty Of the
Birds dreadful In their formations drone
flights their brutal bombs
Spring Summer they have theirs But what
scontrasting pictures are framed
understand why hearts thrill our
hear God Bless America from the
mountains to the prairie. to the oceans white with foam
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ccn su copia' G5Trotar a Roose
welt. .
Tn plan de Goering, de cinco
ahos, por medic del tenor. Ja-
mas en- la astoria del pals ha
habido un pfriodo de prospect
dad como ell actual y 10 que los
rspubl.canos quieren Is parti-
.ciflr de esa prosparidad, no
creada pr ellos... desde Ell go
bierno.
va hasta dieen que SOLO los
guajiros de Georgia, .os vipCs
Tobacco Road, yotaran por
Roosevelt.
Pues 70 votare con ell sur, por
Roosevelt, aunqua sly una re
publicana del estado de Yer
mont.
La alta preston quiere sub.r-
Sc a la silla y 20, por la partl
que me toca, no quiero darle csc
gusto, y espero que ustedes ha-
ran 10 mismo.
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Los aIbaneses son hombres intrepidos

En- un modesto cuarto no le-
jos de Hyde Park Corner, en-
contre a uno de los mas apesa-
dumbrados monarcas de Euro
pa, ell Rey Zog de Albania. La
Ultima vez que lie habia visto
habfa sido en- su propio pals, a.
somado al balloon de su palacio
en- las afueras de Tirana.
Ell Rey Zog ha sido durante
muchos amos una figura legen-
daria, viviendo una existencia
fuera de 10 real, en- un pals ca
81 desconocido del mundo. Su re.
pentina y violenta ascenci6n al
poder a la cabeza de una banda
de su propia tribu Matt, su in
tentona de gobernar un pals in
festado de espias fascistas, su
romantica vida seguida de ia
patetica thuida en- compania de
su hermosa esposa y de su hijo
recien nacido, TODD clio encua-
dra perfectamente en- Ia tradi-
ci6n balcanica, una tradici6n de
violencia, de drama, de 10 ines
perado, de 10 imprevisto.
Cuando los italianos invade
ron su pals en- el Viernes San
to de 1899, sc vanagloriarOn de
haber obtenido una victoria sin
una gotta de sangrel tambiep
proclamaron a los cuatro vien-
tos que ell pals les habia recibido
abriendo sus puertas y sus bra
EOS a los "libertadores fascis-
taS', ri reeiblmiento tue tan
entuSiastG que creyercn necesa-
rio y.obligatorio tener que ase-
sinar miles de inocentes e indie
fensas mujeres y ninos a fin dc
terrorizar al pueblo.
Italia no Sc hubiera nunca a.
trevido a invadir a Albania 81
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y propiedades quedaban confis-
cados en- beneficio del ProtectO-
RADIO. =
"Ncs alzaremos otra vez" d.
jo Ell Rey Fog, "pcrque somos Ell
pueblo mas antique en- la PENN
sula balcanica,' Continuance ha
blando de les miles de albane-
SEES esparcidos por todos los bal
canes, y de los que han emigra-
do a los EE. UU. "Cualquiera
que sea su opinion pclitica, cual
.quiera que sea ell sistema de go
.bierno q. desean yer implanta-
do en- nuestro pals, en- una cosa
estamos completamente unidos
hundidos y soaidificados, y es
en- n~uestra absolute conviction
que Europa no conocera nunca
eel verdadero sentido de la pala-
bra PAZ en- tanto que Ell totali-
tarismo aleman e italiano no ha-
yam sido destruidos y borrados
de la faz de ia terra"
Isl alg1n espfritu candida en-
Inglaterra cree que estos siste-
mas pueden establecer una paz
durable en- Europa, en- tanto que
grandes minorfas viven baie el
yugo extranjero, entonces, TODD
10 que puedo decir es que estan
condenados a I'm terrible desen-
gano y q un horrible deSpertar.
Albania es un pals pequeno y DO
Are, pero esta pOblado por una
raza de las mas apasionadas Y
ardientes. de comhatientes mas
intrepidos en- Europa. No tene-
mos ambiciones territoriales nj
otro deseo que ell de vivir en- paz
y de que en- paz nos dejen en-
nuestra vida feliz 81 bien humil-
de Y en- ell ejercicio de nuestras
libertades como ciudadanos liz
bres de Europa"
MencienA 20, en- el transcur-
so de la conversation, las activi-
dades de ciertos individuos al
baneses de la Quinta Columna
cuando los italianes invadieron
el pals, y Ell Rey me contest6 que
segln 81 opinion en- TODD pals v
en- toda comunidad fuera de don
de fuera Sc. sncontrarfan, inevi-
tablemente, traidores. Isl ell pre-
clio es 10 sufieientemeRte alto, en-
todo pals hay genie descontenta
que Sc sienten agraviados por
danos reales 0 imaginarios, los
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Ell Rey de los "Aguilones'' de Albania

Una e~ntrevista con 81 perseguido mOnarca
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no hubiera, anteriormente,, lie
vado a la perfection su sistema
de corromper por Ell soborno y
Ell espionaje 10 que min6 la segu-
ridad nacional del estado.
Con una pandilla de canallas
alquilados y vociferando delan-
te de las puertas de palacio, 81
Rey Fog Sc vic obligado a efec-
tuar una ~ignominiosa huida a
Salonica cruzando la cordillera
balcanica. Su esposa, la Reina
Geraldine habfa dado a luz a IN
nino, Ell heredero del trono, sO-
10 dos dfas antes.
DespGes de catorce horas por
carreteras que desafiap toda
description, la reina sc hallaba
tan enferma que per mucho
tempo Sc desesper6 de salvar-
la. Mientras tanto los sapos que
81 Duce habia p~revismepte colo
eade en- Ell gobierno de Albania,
colgaban en- las puertas del pa
lacio la excusa Official de su ca
pitulaci6n. En- Ell papeluCho de-
eta: "El Rey por su vanidad y
criminal negligencia mostr6 no
ser digno de gobernar ell Estado
y por 10 tanto tOdos sus bienes
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UN Discourse DE
DOROTHY THOMPSON

: Habl6 aAoche por la Radio, a
las $3.50, la notable eScritcra
Dorothy Thompson, amiga de Ia
Repdblica Espanola, la atacada
por ell fascismo international, y
cuya ''columna" en- ell "New
York Herald Tribune" y otros
peri6dicos Sc lee diariamente
por millones de personals.
Estima Dorothy que ell pueblo
americana deba mantener en- Ia
presidencia a Franklin D. Roose
welt y dijo: Los big Boys" de
* las agencias de publicidad de-
las grandes corporaciones, los
Big Boys acostumbrados a ven
der bajo alta preston, Sc italian
al servicio de Wilkie. Son los
boys que esparcen {" tenor a Ia
piorrea, las encfas sangrantes,
etc. ;los que cream ell tenor en-
los consumidores para vender-
les los productos que anuncian.
Bruce Barton, por ejemplo, can
didato a senador por los republi
canos, en- Ell estado de New York
es un candidate de la alta pre-
sion, por cuanto 81 es uno de los
'boys' de alta preston, como a.
genie o consejero de publicidad.
Eqlos cream Ell tenor. en- favor
de sus intereses, y despues brin-
dan el antidoto...
Ellos lie dieron al partido re-
La gaceta., 1940-10-31
MURIERON TRES PERSO-
MAS EN- Ell
MIENTo DE UN TREN
Ocurrio ell Academic en-
Lake Alfred

Ell tren Tampa Special de
Garlic aver en- Lake Alfred. a
la Atlantic Coast Line, Sc des-
% millas de esta ciudad, per-
diendo la vida en- ell accidente
oil maquinista Frank Williams
Grayan, d So amos, vecino de
la casa nGmero 2414 de la ave
nida Morrison; Sam w. Know
les' de 81, de la Gale 62 y Co.
lumbus Drive, un aprendiz de
rfogonevo. y Hibbard Reed, ell
negro fogOnero, vScino de San
ford,
Sufrieron heridas y lesio-
Res en- Ell accidente, ]. R.
fouchton, de Jacksonville. adj
ministrador del expreso: Ar
thur Page, de Washington, un
camarero, y Edna McC ullough
de Haines City, de Ia raza ne
gra, una p~asajera.
Los 70 Rasajeros que lleva-
,ba OIL tren sufrieron la conmo-
cf6n y las molestias consiguien
ties; pero NADIA mas.
Sc volcaron la ~locomotOra v
cinco de los nueve coches.
cuando Ell tren penetr6 en- un
"chucho' y cay6 a una cune-
ia. Llevaba ell tren, que no es-
peraba e%ncontrar alberto ell
ehucho, una vlocidad de go mi
Has por bora. Las tres perso-
mas que iban en- la locomotora
re%cibieron serias quemaduras.
Grayam llevaba con la en-
presa SS amos y lie sobreviven
su viuda y su madre,
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LA AVIACION BRITANNICA
ATACO A EMDEN, AMBE-
RES Y FLUSHING
(Viene de la Ia. pdg,)

tividad polftica. Carol esta en-
constante NAL humOr y mira a
la Lupescu conindiferencia. FL
ito de aCrol, Carlos de Borbon.
lie hizo una vista y lie relate, Sc
gun las fuentes fascistas, ell pa
pei que la Lupescu habia desem-
pehado en- su caida. Hace varios
dias, a causa de una infection
de la boca, la Lupescu sufri6 I'm
collapse nervioso y Carol no fue
a visitarla. Por Carol han inter
cedido va las embajadas de In
g~laterra y Estados Unidps en-
Madri.
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que por las tradicionales treinta
monldas venderian su pals, sus
familias... aun sus vidas. Pocos,
muy pocos de los que vendieron
Y traicionaron a mi pals han de-
riVado provecho y beneficio de
su negra TRACTION, porque los tia
lianos no tiensn nj han tenido
nunca la fama de matener la
palabra empenada, de cumplir
la promesa hedha, y muchos de
los que creyeron que su perfidia
y deSlealtad serian esplendida v
generosamente recompensadas
Sc han llevado chased y amargo
desengano."
Su pals ha sido apropiadamen
tie llamado desde los tiempos in
memoriales Mbretnis Shouip-
tare' la region patria del A.
quilon", y sus habitantes con su
fiero valor levantarn otra vez
su vuelo sobre las tribulaciones
de la epoca actual, con la fuerza
y Ell poder del emblema triba
que do ell nOmbre a su pequeno
pals,
PhiNip Thornton.
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PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

pubfIcaho los peligros dc Ia es-
casez de trabajo, Ell tenor a Ia
tirania, Ell tsmor a la lentitud
en- la defensa... y depu6s ofre-
.cieron la formula salvadora: to-
me el elixir def DR.. Wilkie.
Las intermediates del pals de
mandan no un elixir vendido a.
ST, .sino un quimico que analice
ell contenido de la botella.
Hamilton, ell famoso hacen-
dista, c~onsejero de eonfianza
de George Washington, Vun con-
servador, aconsejaba no cam
biar de gobierno en- tempo de
crisis.
La 1nica raz6n para cam
biar... es la que brindan Wilkie
y los "muchachos' que lie escri-
ben los discursos que diariamen
te pronuncia.
Ahora acaban de descubrir o.
ira arma de tenor Y sin eScr1-
pulos lie dicen al pueblo que de-
be votar por Wilkie, 81 no quie-
re caer en- la guerra.
Esos de la copia para Wilkie
recientemente prcwocaron una
honda de resentimiento en- la Ar
gentina, cuya amistad necesita-
mos, con su ridfculo ataque a las
carnes de csc pals. Lo hicieron
para agradar a los c~ampesinos,
pero en- la Argentina les peri6-
dicos expresaron 10 que esa cla-
Sc de innoble propaganda me-
rece.
Han comparable a Wilkie con
Churchill, los creadores del te-
NOR, como 81 tai comparaci6n
fuese possible. Los consoles de
las corporaciones le han dicho
a Wilkie que liable de los dicta-
dores... y que sehale un tercer
periodic como I'm peligro de die
tadura.
IQuienes son los superhombres
que piensan como los republica-
nos? Henry Ford, condecorado
per Hitler; Ell coronel Lind
bergh, condecorado por Hitler;
ell abogado de Ford en- Franeia,
un semifascista, consejero de
Laval; Hugh johnson, Hue Sc.
las daba de DICTATOR y actuaba
como tai cuando ell Aguila Azul T;
John l.. Lewis, a quien yo CO.
nozco bien, un BOSS" de las CO.
lectividades obreras...
Los enemigos politicos del ter
Ger periodic basan su prOpagan-
da en- Ell terror, en- la intoleran-
ella, en- la alta preston; en- la o.
ira parte, en- la del presidente
Roosevelt, hay tolerancia y il
bertad... Con bottom de Wilkie o
sin 6l, los hombres que saben
pensar, 10 mismo que las muje-
res, votaran por Roosevelt.
Los muchachos de la pFopa-
ganda, acstumbrados a exage-
rar y a hacer milagros, esperan
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SERA DEPORTADA LA MU-
JER DE

Washington, oct. 31.-Por ha
Der entrdo ilegalmente en- este
pals, Sc ha firmado una orden
disponiendo la deportation de la
Sra. Browder, esposa del secre-
tario general del partidO Comu-
nista.
La sonora Browder es de ma
cionalidad rusa y los cargos he
chos contra ella han sido proba'
dos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-31
Lemon Juice Recipe Cheeks
Rheumatic Pain Ouicdv

Il you suffer from rheumatic, snhgk
fis or n%suritis pain, ~, thN ihhb
ia uaIas. CT paekaSe of Ru-Ex
Compound today. Nix L with q quar-
81 water, add the juice Of 4 .lemons.
IT'S easy. No trouble a all shd
pleasant. You need only table
nieht splendid results al
c6lained. II the pains "a w
suickly lssvs and -yau d -
NA bsstib Ra-EG viii est rec
toshins % ~ % h = sOla b
Eon.ybss s SsSss RsS-ss
Compound is fr sale and Teoon-
msndsd BY Good DrusttOTes Evwywka@
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centric A~STURIAiNO
AgrWpaci6n Benefici0rIa
para Embdrques

Sc cita a todos los miembros
para la junta general reglamen
taria que tendra efecto hoy jue-
yes 81, a las 8 de la noche, en-
nuestro edificio social.
p. Fernandez.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-19
Frick And Adams
Confer On Plight
OF Boston Bees

Boston, June 10. - Cup - Cup
- Q. r. Adams, president OF the
Eastern Racing Association and
unofficial financial baoker OF the
Boston Bees, said today that the
sale OF the ball club was not dis
eussed" when Ford Prick, president
OF the National League, visited his
Milk-Street office yesterday.
Adams who supposedly relin-
pushed control Of the Bees when he
became Interested In horse racing,
said that apparently Prick has been
reading O lot In the papers recently
about the financial situation Of the
Bees and wanted to come up here TO
see about something for himself"
Experts estimated the Bees boil
stored their slender financial struc-
ture between $4,000 and 100000
last week by cash deals that sent
rnflelder Tony Cuccinello to the New
York Giants and catcher Al Lopez
10 Pittsburgh.
"Of course, I'm out Of baseball"
Adams said, "but occasionally have
baseball visitors. feel that
Frick took the train back TO New
York satisfied that conditions on the
Bees are much sounder than he fig
ured when he arrived here"
Frick did not 60 TO National
League field during his stay, and
President Bob Quinn and other club
officials said they knew nothing
about his visit.