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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

or any girl who likes snap
with her lounging comfort. Tbl
material is candlewick cotton
soleseand all. They'll wear we'd
and fit well can be made
in a jiffy from practically foo~
proof directions.
For Baby
For the new baby in the family
or the neighborhood. a tfhV
sweater, a soaker. or a knitted
blanket. that you've made your
self is just about the finest Gift
of all. No handicraft genius *
required, for sane and simple
patterns come by the carloads
A new yarn for baby's ward
robe is white with a pink and
blue feck throughout by
name. rosebud. and that IL Ia.
Wonderful solution to the ques-
ton I. boy or girl?
1871 models of the age-oId
potholders are the vegetable
shapes to be crocheted in proper
colors. A kit, priced at Is.
cents, contains directions and
yarn for one Of the four types
tomato, carrot, cucumber
and ear Of corn. No hone-
maker with her heart in her
work can resist them.
Weaving Frame
If the mere thought OF knitting
or crocheting frightens you. in
vest in a weaving frame that
makes a four-inch square. n
sewing these squares together
you may fashion some mighty
handsome placemats. sweatefs.
afghanS and knitting bags.
Simple az ABC, we promise.
For shopping information On
the items mentioned above, please
telephone The Detroit Time
Cherry $500. line 347.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Women Will Be Bald by I96I-
That's Where You're WRONG, Brother

some way Of popularizing white
wigs again. Or of making tur-
bans the vogue. No man would
see their shame.
BUT. coming back TO women,
now that pompadours are the
vogue again, every girl will be
prettier for that flattering halo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

For shopping information or1
the items mentioned above. please
telephone The Detroit Timea
Cherry $500. line 3l7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Baseball Briggs First Love

That's the way they operate Wilbur Lands learned
lesson long about trying so-caled working agree
ments with clubs that do belong the Briggs Beauyware
chain
Ed Pearl Of the wirlers for Briggs Beauyware
In the 191 championship farmed out TO Shore
Cafe in pick experience But the Briggs
bows learned their when Pearl hooked in Trimming
pitching duel against them
Probably outstanding example Of success in the Briggs
farm system is Eddie Fgelsk Eddie is the No pitcher
for Beautyware q years old and has been playing soft
ball since he 10.
layout of the plants Figelsi came up through
system 1887 the pitcher responsible for Beauty
winning the worlds title
Fgelsl has managed win about 40 games year
since then the story his Briggs teammates like 10 tell
about him he's strictly workhorse Whenever the
Bcautyware travels Fgelsh insists driving the bus
In 1888 after winning the championship Fgelsh drove
900 mies day average for Fgelsk but until after
he had his game.
Only Briggs Beautyware and Briggs Manufacturing are
representative that compete in leagues outside of the
Company
course should be explained that Walter O. Briggs has
baseball and softba First of ALL baseball and
the Briggs plants separate entities Baseball Mr. Briggs
hobby and first love- Baseball something watch for most
people.
soball for the plants because it is an excellent
1t that nearly anybody can play
with Beauyware then with farm cluband 1t is game
>that definitely competitors in volume.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
One Of Best in Midwest

In the Briggs organization the Beautywae team ranks at
the height of the abest sotbal
stars in the Midwest assuredy the best all the Briggs
plants
This team ranks like any major league club It's the best
I'm and has definite superiority other company
teams. Then below Beauyware team known as bflggs
Manufacturing AAA club not quite as good
the majors but for pretty fast stepping league
further below these teams 172 others rang
Ing Class and TO SLOW pitching All these teams 90
to make up the Briggs systemmoe than $500 players
greatest collection Of softba material In the world
don't think this farm system doesn't click
really does. When OF one OF the farm teams
thinks player who looks pretty good and SHOWS
prospects, he follows a definite routine
He contacts Meike manager of the Briggs Beauywae
team tips him off the situation Meke aranges TO give
he prospect tryou this he does sometimes carrying
before he bounces back to the minors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Women's District
Golf Pairinos

Monday pairlngs and starting
times for Women'S District cham
pIonship golf tournamnet at Red
Run
600 Margare, Russell. Marjorie Row
o3-Mrs Donald Weiss Mrs X c
elo-irene Dui Mrs z s,r.eg.r
s'l5-Mrs p. Wilson Mu. W J
2o-Mrs g p. NcLain. Mrs. " a
Harris
80 NJ. &C Michel, MIS- II
eso-v1siata Paddock Ms J. H Brad.
s7s-Nrs L o strsde- phyllis Bennett
s.io-Mrs. r. Livingstone, Mrs. NJ
9.i5-Nrs j W Fecs. Mrs. Henry Led.
. 5o-Helen. Nichols. Mrs n paircu
2 55-Mrs r u Reinsh Elizabeth Small
10 00-Mrs c. II Han. Mrs George
10 o5-Ann Austin. Mrs c W Thomas
10 l0-Mrs r Crawford. Josephine
LANCE
lo.15-Mrs F. NJ Aleer Jr. Mrs W. l.
10 2o-Mrs W c. Van Dresser Mrs. J
10 21-Mrs. P. + Jerome Mrs C
Brown
10 30-Post entry
Az 90 -NliN- n II. hiAmIlI'. 4dIH X.
Shlnsky.
10 4o--Mrs Il r Haeussler Mrs. II, A
MetCan
10 i5--Mrs NJ p. o'Hara. Mrs J. W
strain
wHfrcd casrraIn Mrs R A
N0der
10 55-Nirs T. r. sehsner Mrs Glady.
Stevenson
II oo-Mrs II F. vickers. Mrs r. II
Skillmau.
II O5-Mrs II /. ClawSon. Mrs A. G
Chambers
ilIo-Mrs' +. Y. Peterson. Mrs Jane,
Fletcher.
ii.15-Nrs !. ~ GLADDEN. Ars A. G
112o-Mrs 4 D. Meisner, Mrs c. L
Egestou.
m 25-Mrs. J. G Hill Mrs u C Lvce.
II 3O-Post entry.
ii 55-Mr. W. c. Patterson Mrs Ralpi
11lo-Mrs c H. speer. Mrs. P. D
Hammett
1ii5-Mrs Ii. G. Gabelman. Mrs Franz
Kuhn.
.ii.5o-Nrs A. A. shsniz. Mrs W J
IN 55-Mrs G. NJ. Reem. Mr., C. C. Mac
l2.Oo-Mrs ceorgs Lackey Mrs orae
Newton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
A Day in Life of Men
Behind L. M. Eleven
laht b, Detroit lines. All rIsht, reserved.
BY EDGAR HAYES

After a Summer at healthy jobs
all reported in excellent condition.
After passing the doctors rigid
test the boys are turned over to
Henry Hatch, the equipment man.
ager and his assistants. For a
couple of decades Hatch has been
passing out football pads, shoes
and togs t Michigan's great, near
great and scrubs. Harry Kipke,
Benny Friedman. Harry Newman,
Benny Oosterbaan and down the
line to Tom Harmon and now
another squad has been outfitted
by Hatch.
IL could put 800 men, COM
pIeteIy QUILTED, on the field to-
day IL the coaches wanted them"
Hatch SAID, looking over his
lists. Eve have about 10 dozen
balls on hand and several hum
dred pairs of shoes. We have
different types of cleats for diff
ferent weather and field con-
ditions."
Each boy has his own locker
in big, airy room next TO one
with plenty of showers. Managers
help the boys keep their equip
ment straight and the locker room
clean.
After practice at night the boys
90 10 the Michigan Union, student
recreation building and domitory.
where a training table is allowed
for one meal each day. Here
ample, well prepared dinners are
+ served.
/ In the evening the players are
on their own. But after two long
drills each day (the program until
school starts) they are usually
anxious for the quiet and peace
of their room and bed TO rest
their tired bodies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Bows
To Senators
In 11th Inning
Roger Cramer's Texas
Lacquer Scores Case
With Winning Run

WASHINGTON. Sept. 13.-The
Washington Senators trippe d
Cleveland. 6 10 5. in the eleventh
inning Today, scoring the winning
run when Roger Cramer poked a
Texas Lacquer 10 left field.
The Senators tied the tally in
the ninth without hit. Myer and
West both pinch-hitters, drew
passes and advanced on Cases sac
-rifice. Niger scored on Cramer's
.lnfield out and West tailed when
Mack mlScued on Lewis roller.
With one out In the eleventh.
Case singled 10 left. reached Sec
end when Heath erred on tho hit
stole third and dented the rubber
on Cramer'S timely blow. which
made AL Milnar the losing pitcher
and brought victory TO rehefer Bill
.Zubpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

the plants Lands organized nerdeparmena league
back 1890 with eight Year by the popuari OF
sport has grown Briggs plants until this there
ia organized playing under the companys recreation
department
each Of these there 10 members thus
giving Briggs list of 26l0 sobal players
top heap of all Briggs teams is the known
Briggs Beautyware This the that entered the semi
finals Of the championship Saturday University
OF Detroit Stadium.
This the that captured the worlds title IN 1881
and has captured Metropolitan Soba tourna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

ANN ARBOR. Sept. ID. - Ac-
cording to military experts it
takes dozen men behind the
lines to keep each man in the
field. While the ratio isn't quite
that high, it takes almost an army
TO keep each football player on
the gridiron.
Eleven men are on the field as
a team at one time. But behind
them are the trainers, coaches,
cooks, publicity men, managers
and numerous others who take
care of everything these II need
to keep them in action. Then. on
the day of the game, the ticket
sellers, gatemen, uShers, vendors,
etc, run the number into the thou
sands. ....
When a player first reports at
Yost Field house as a football
candidate he is presented To the
team doctor, who gives him a
e m p g I physical examination
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
WASHINGTON
CLEVELAND

Totals 80 i2y5l - Totals 81 3 80 IS
ttnr ru' NrE1 WTrTTTTE TN scored.
Rated FOR Anderson iH seventh.
-Bs'te1 fo- Esart i0 n'rth
tBatted Tor Suutya DO ninth
Cleveland fOn On2 900 00--5
Washington 0ID 600 0Z2 Of
Runs Boud-eag Wake Edwards
Heath case. Crsmer Lewis Travis Myer.
West Errors Boudreau Heath Ketner.
Mach Runs hatted iu Edwards Vernon
Heath keitner q O~rz Cramcr Two
base hit BloudMQriL Three base hits
Walkef GT.mes Vernon OTfT ET7TTT
bases Weia, case Sacrifice nts- Mack
Hogan, Case, Double piay Blordworth 20
Evans. Left on bases Cleveland 3 Wash.
ngton 10 Bases on halls orr Dean O.
or Anderson J. of Andrews . Struck
out Co., ~ Dean 2 bv Anderson l. by
Luber Hts OR pcan o in a., innings
oft Andrews m inning on NJ uar
10 "a innings or Anderson 10 in z
innings nN Sundra iu innings Oft
Ipher ~ ? innings Winning rtoher-
Iuber. Losing pitcher NInar Umrires-
summers Rue and stewart. Time 80
Attendance o oON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
New Ladies Pin LEAGUE

Women bowlers in the Gratiot
and Six-Mile district will be in
terested to note that Klee's Rec.
lreation is forming ladies' bowl
ing league for Thursday evenings
at 7 o'clock.
The first meeting of the league
will be held Wednesday. Those in.
.terested are requested TO call Mr.
lSchaefer at Arlington 9742. Be
ginners will be welcome in the
new league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
CINCINNATI

Totals 80 u - 10 Totals 20 S % 10
IRAN for Young IN ninth
Ran for lombard IN eighth.
tBatted for starr in seventh
New York 300 600 100
Cincinnati 600 O03 03N-6
Runs-Werber Lukon Frey. F. McCor-
mick, Zientara Sauer Davis. OFT Error
Werber. Runs batted in-Ott ?. Young.
Wick F. Mccormick 2 lombard. Sauer
?. Craft. TwO-base hits-Rucker. OFT 2.
East Lukon Mccormick Sauer Stolen
hase-Moore Sacrifice hit-Mattick Dou-
bic plays Bartell 10 Young: Barteil 20
Wltek 20 Young Werber 10 Frey "a Nc
Cormick Struck out-By East 3 by starr
4 Bases on balls-Of East 5. off starr 2
on Thompson l. Wild pitch-East Passed
ball-Lombardi Hits-On East S in Z %
Innings, Of WittiE q in 1-3 inning of
Starr 10 In innings. of Thompson IN 2
innings Winning pitcher-Thompson Los
ing ptcher-East Left on bases New
York ~. Cincinnati 3 Time .O3 I'm
prcs Stewart Dunn and Magerkur,h. AT.
tendance 344
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

with his emancipation of farm
club serfs, but let's see your
money.
OF course, this might be q
good time, too, 10 mention that
we are not talking about base
ball. We're talking about soft
ball-the sport that has taken
Detroit by storm during this
past week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Syracuse Gridmen
Are Large and Small

s SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 13.-
Leo Weaver and Sam Dunlap, a
pair of rangy sophomore tackle
candidates currently at about 2l0
bounds. arc Syracuse's biggest
IRridderS Lit'leSt. and one of the
smallest in major college football,
IS, of course, Leland (Bunky)
Morris. 147-pound red headed
driple-threat halfback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
.Bo!! +: ) J {,
~ BY BOB m.vq'hy
Briggs Farm System in SOftbalI Is
Largest Chain of Them All

If this piece of Sam Breadons pie it isn't
Intentional but the Cardinals the lai gest
farm club system.
Nor does the Rupert estate in Gotham Larry MacPhal
in Dodgere AS matter of fact you'd probably guess
well quit the staing and give out.
The is Walter o. Briggs of Detroit.
We know lot Of experts who would take exception to
this especially Judge Kenesaw NJ Lands forth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Lands Started II

While Judge Lands depleted
Mr.. Briggs farm stock. another
Mr.. Lands mas given the Tiger
owner the largest farm system
in the world. The one Of whom
we speak is Wilbur f. Lands
president of the American Soft
ball Association and also a per-
sonnet manager for the Briggs
Manufacturing Company.
As a recreafional feature of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Cincinnati Rally
Beats Giants, GA
International Sew. ser,ice VIZ,

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10. A
Ihree-run rally by Cincinnati in
the last half of the eighth today
gave the Reds a Ga victory over
the New York Giants.
Gene Thompson, who relieved
Starr in the eighth was credited
with the victory, his fifth of the
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
PITTsRTRGH
BOSTON

Totals 33 s24 Totals 80 % IS
sRatfed for ConEer Ia second
-Battcd for Berries in seventh
-Batted for Cooney in seventh
fBatted for Salvo In ninth
Boston 600 600 600
Pittsburgh 100 900 OOx-1
Rul-GIstine Anderson. Lopez
Run batted in-Garms Two-base hits
Elliott Anderson. Three base hits
Fletcher. Dudra. stolen bases-Sisti III.
NaEE-o, Fletcher Double plays-Andersou
% Martin % Fletcher. Rowell % Hassett
/ Anderson On Fletcher Salvo 20 Dudra "a
Miller Left on bases-Boston II Pitts
lhurgh 10 Bases on balls-On Congel
liz or salvo OF strlncevich / strucl
out By Conger Z by Saivo g. by Strince.
vich 3 Hits-On Conger 2 In 2 innings
loft Strincevlch IN innings Hit b.,
pitcher Bv Strincevich MOORE Wlnnins
pitcher - StTincevich. Umpires Reardon
Conian and ooetI. Time Is Attend
iance (actuaD- las
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
viii Start Scrinln1oges

Practice for the last four days
has been comparatively light to
what the Spartans may expect
during the coming week. Calls
themes and warming up drills have
been gradually augmented by
passing and kicking practice.
But starting Monday, the con-
ditioning drills will be held only
at the beginning of each session.
Blocking and tackling drills are
scheduled 10 be rapidly increased
until by mid-week, the Spartans
win be holding Commute scrim-
images.
Signal drills also have been and
will continue TO occupy a share
Of practices. In each session
Bachman has been working his
veteran combinations apart from
the newcomers, indicating that a
probable starting lineup already
is fixed in his mind.
With AL HAWAI- handling the
linemen, Joe Holsinger the backs
and Dave Diehl the ends. Bach
man is devoting more time this
year 10 designing plays and pro-
noting fuller coordination be-
tween the various units of the
team.
After the Michigan game on
September %, the Spartans have
an open date, after which they
meet Marquette at home and
Santa Clara at San Francisco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Rockies
Blank Braves, 10
International News Service Wire

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 1.-TWO
Pirate farmhandS Dick Conger
and Nick Strincevich. limited the
Braves 10 six hits today as the
Pirates managed 10 squeeze over
one run 10 win. 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
MonopoIize Pennant

The Newark club farm Of the
New York Yankees. has won the
international League pennant six
times In the past 10 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Ba(hnndn P| dns
Stiff Program
For Spdrtdns
MISC Coach Wants
to Give His Utmost
Attention to Players

EAST LANSING, Sept. 49,
With -four days of morning and
workouts already by the
boards, Coach Charley Bachman
today outlined Steppeed-up train
ing program for the Michigan
State football squad.
Only 13 more days OF practice,
Sundays and the Friday
preceding the annual intra-state
gridiron classic at Ann Arbor. re-
main before Bachman must have
the squad in topnotch form.
Were coming along as well
as can he expected at this point
in Fall practice" said Bachman
today Its fortunate that we
extended our Spring practice
several weeks 10 get a thorough
line on just what we can expect
from certain individuals"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

Mondays pairngs and starting
times for Women'S District cham
pIonship golf tournament at Red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

AS a recreationaI feature
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

Saturdays Deirot Times Cheney
7
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"a W sherer IL stobeg - zmmsrl p A. stoeg g Ma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Hoppe Drops
First Match

CHICAGO 49, Champion Willie
Hoppe took lightly today his first
defeat in 80 consecutive world
three-cushion billiard matches and
expected TO finish the 1941 tour
nament still champion-"now that
the pressure is Off
1t WAS Welker Cochran, four
times three-cushion champion and
present title holder at the 1S2
balkline game. who toppled the
master from the ranks Of the IN
defeated. 50 10 40 in so innings.
He did II by playing the
style for which Hoppe has be-
come famous. the "close to
the vest" game which leaves
few shots for the opponent.
The defeat left Hoppe with 13
victories and one defeat, still the
best record in the present tourna-
ment. But crowding him closely
were Jake Schaefer IT.. Of Chicago
and Jay Bozeman Of Vallejo. Calf,
who won their matches yesterday
to maintain q tie for second place
with u victories and two defeats.
Schaefer meets Bozeman today TO
determine who VIII claim the
second place without dispute, and
Hoppe still must meet both.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

CenferfleIder. good nltInE
catcher and another dependable
pitcher and UeU give ANYBODY
trouble. and that goes for ne
Refs. Dodgers. Cubs and Cards
And Ve may flnd ths three
We want right in training camp
a. san Antonio this month and
next. We found = raft II good
bal PLAYERS IT spring training
last year
Casey mad me backed into
drugstore nov and kept on talk
ing We're the youngest cub
In either league. We're on the
wy up. Our club averages q
or "A wears in age. Three or
four years ago the Bees had
nothing 10 sell but their fran
ohise
Now We have half a million
dollars worth of material In five
or siN players. Name me
team in the league that wouldn't
like to have sisti or RoWell or
Ross or Miller or the Young
pitchers. Javery and Lamanns.
"Shucks. those are Young
guys. fast guys, guys with stuff
and hustle. You can't help but
Ike kids like that. I'm crazy
about them myself. and the
Boston fans are going for EN-.
Why do you know that last
year. when we were way down
in the standings. hundreds Of
Boston fans followed the team
out Of town just to watch it
play. That's appeal
Listening to Stengel talk. YOU
couldn't help but feel that the
Bees are building the right way.
Without much money. they are
developing their own young
players. and. what is more I'M
portant, refusing TO sell them
down the river to richer clubs
when they showed class. STEM
gel admitted that tempting Of
fers had been made for nearly
al of the young Boston stars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Game May Decide
Winner of Title

While everybody but the Chair
men conceded the Fuelers the all
season city league basketball
championship Monday night. when
they defeated the Florists. 36-35,
in a thriller. it is still possible
for the Fuelers to be dropped back
into a tie for the title.
The Chairmen hope to gain q
tie when they meet the Fuelers
Thursday night at 8 o'clock on
the Lincoln high floor.
Currently the Fuelers are
one game up on the Chairmen,
In their three engagements.
hut none of the victories were
decisive, and thus ANYTHING
can and probably will happen
when they meet this time.
Florists. ousted from their first
place tie with the Fuelers Mon
day night, are wishing for a Chair
victory so they can get another
crack at the Fuelers But to re-
main a contender. the Florists
must defeat the defending cham
pions, Michaels, in the Q O'Clock
nightcap.
Consumers and 60th Signal
Corps meet in the o'clock opener
Of the City leagues final three
game program of the season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

With seven victories and no de-
feats. the saith Bombardment
squadron leads the McChord Field
basketball race and appears Ger
tain Of winning the first-haf
championship.
The 34th must win one of its
two remaining games 10 take the
title. In a recent game at Robert
Gray school gymnasium. the lead
ers kept their record clean by de-
festing the ssth QuRrtermaster
corps. 81 10 ~.
Other results were: 10th Air
Base group 81. 255 Quartermsster
corps "A; 2se Qusrtermaster corps
40. e5th Bombardment squadron
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Park Basketball

With more than a week Of play
gone. Park A and b Basketball
leagues have proved balanced.
jefferson with young. fast
club looks like the team that
might cop honors in the "A"
league having already beat the
strong Central five.
In 3 league it looks Ike Nor
mons. Woodmen of the World and
Messiah Lutheran the Mormons
being the hot choice.
Park basketball games for We'd
nesday night at Bellarmine:
Glass A league-s:00. Clan Cor
don VS.. jefferson Playfield: 900
Central Lutheran VS.. 3sth Street
Boosters.
Class r league 90 Fuller
Pants VS. Woodmen of World.
Standings up to Monday. Feb
ruary 10:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
LOSES TO STADIUM TIGERS
Casey Stengel> Boss Of Bees, Serious

rs bal players. and they're al
ours Belong n = outright.
50 do for farm teams Hart
ford. Evansville. York. and
Bradford.
Before I could ask or Casey
what he thought the Bees would
do nth iris material this year.
he told re
Were going Ia 10 a good
ball club. Llssen. all we need
ia three more PLAYERS. he said.
Give - good hitting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

You cant laugh off the Bees
any more" stsngel told me se<-
ierday. That day j. past.
There isn't club In either
league that has made the sub
stantiai progress the Bees have
In the past five or siN years.
When Nj Quinn vent To
Boston what did the Bees have
Il tel you something that's
hard 70 believe. They had 20
PLAYERS. That's al
Now what do we have Just
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Roy Cleveland
To Attend Lawn
Bowling Session

f. Leroy Cleveland, Tacoma
Lawn Bowling club member. will
leave this week for Los Angeles
and the annual meeting and tour
nament of the Western Lawn
Bowlers' association. part Of the
National organization. Every
thing west Of Denver is repre-
sented IN the Western body. The
meeting is scheduled for Sunday
night with tournament play 70
progress through next week.
Cleveland will be joined next week
by Bill Mccormick also Of Tacoma.