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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
Miss Fandiller Weeds M NelU York

The Chapel of Hotel sharon, New York. will be the scene of rloon- day wedding tomorrow when Miss Charlotte Fandil.er of New York, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Abraham Fandiller of Cooke street, this city, becomes the bride of pr. Paul Tel ger, of Brooklyn. New York, son of MT. and Mrs. Emanuel Teiger.
 Rabbi w. P. Greenfield will ofh- ciate at the ceremony.
 The bride will be given in mar riage by her parents.
 Miss Fandiller is a graduate of Crosby High school and the Uni- versity of Connecticut. She is a dietitian at the Brooklyn State Hos- pital.
 pr. Teiger Is an alumnus of City College of New York. and Colun- bia Medical School. He has interned at Kings County Hospital, N. r., and on July 1 will become resident physician at the Brooklyn State Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22

The basketball teams of the Wa terbury Girls Club held their ar- nual St. Patrick's Day party at the gymnasium of Hopeville school One hundred seven members Of the various te..ms from North End, Brooklyn, Washington Hill, Water- vilwle and Hopcville branches of the Club were present. Miss Kathleen crowley. director of the Club was guest of honor. The program was in charge of Miss Lucy M. Russo, phy- sical director and Miss Dorothy BlacLer, assistant in physical edu- cation at the Club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
Mr., Mrs. Ralph Rosa
 Entertained Sister

Miss Mary Rosa of Crown street was given a birthday party recently at the home of her brother and sis ter Jaw, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Rosa of Circular avenue. She was pre- sented with traveiing case.
 Those present were: MT. and Mrs. Joseph Rosa, Mildred, Vita and Gloria Rosa, Mrs. Mary Summa, Rene, Mollie and Lucy Summa, MT. and Mrs. Domenick DelDonna, Miss Theresa DelDonna. MT. and Mrs. Leonard Rosa. Mildred Rosa, MT. and Mrs. Leo Mecca, Mollie Mecca, MT. and Mrs. Angelo Summa, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Rosa, Carl. Vincent and Marie Rosa, MT. and Mrs. John Lembo. John Lembo, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Prank Rosa, MT. and Mrs. Charles Summa. Mrs. Minnie Cipullo. Mr". Joseph Imbimbo, Carlo Rosa, Adeline Rosa, Frank Palmieri, Belle Pucaro and Marie Acorina.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
Associates Fete
 MargaretLapnan

Miss Margaret Lapman of i8i Monmouth avenue was the guest of honor at dinner party and shower held Thursday night at the Weather Vane in honor of her coming mar riage to Robert Boppeler which will take place Tuesday, April 20, l94l.
 Those attending were Ruth Bell may. Ann Merena, Esther Ericson Lillian McPhee, June Warner. Mar guerite Saukas, Emma Valasek Betty Mullen, Nancy Whyles, Bar bara Bunting, Evelyn Rosengrant, Ruth McHale, Catherine Hanson, Florence Stevens, Betty Green, Rose Mulholland, Mildred Rich, Marie West.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
County League
 Met Yesterday

Mrs. Edith Valet Cook, president of the New Haven League of Wo- men Voters, led the panel discussion by League "expertS" on "The League and the Legislature" at the meet ing of the New Haven County League of Women Voters, yesterday at st. Georges inn in Wallingford
 Some of the questions which every Leaguer asks herself were discussed by the League experts" !" such as: Why does the League take an interest ip legislation?" How Is the Leagues legislative pro- gram decided?" What machinery does the League have for following through its legislative program?" What happens to a bill from the time 1t is introduced until 1t be- comes law or is defeated?"
 Other members of the panel were Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith of Farm ington, League legislative chair man; Mrs. Elmer E. Rouse of Wethersfield, Government and Its Operation chairman; Mrs. Frederick P. Perkins of West Hartford, edu- cation chairman: Miss Elizabeth Andrew of Bristol, secretary; and Mrs. Roger Downs of Pennington member of the Leagues legislative service group.
 Preceding luncheon, Miss Kath- arine Ludington of old Lyme, f. nance chairman of the Connecticut League, and Mrs. John R. Larus of Hartford, treasurer. gave the why's and wherefors of the new budget proposed for the Connecti- cut League for the coming year.
 Mir. mad Mrs. Fred Beaul.on, Mrs. Chabot and Miss Mary Chabot Of levitt City are visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Charles Dcsmaris of Laval l street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
Shower Given At LawLor Home

A greenback shower was held Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. John Lawlor of Webb street in honor of her daughter, Helen Ruth, whose marriage to Thomas Crowley took place on March IT.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Doug las Rowley, Mrs. Mary Pierson, Mrs. Frank Lawlor, Mrs. Ernest Eggles- ton, Mrs. Joseph Solocious, Mrs, George Hitchcock, Mrs. Benjamin Gwiazdowski, Mrs. Harold Doyle, Mrs. Clarence Butt, Mrs. Mary Downs, Mrs. Frank Curtis, Mrs Martin Lawlor, Mrs. Edward Law Tor, Mrs. Matthew Shea, Mrs. Thomas Hughes. Mrs. Thomas Damian, Mrs. Edmund Conway, Mrs. William O'Connell, Mary Crow ley, Josephine Higgins, Hazel Law Tor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
ABEL.sCADDEN

The wedding of Miss Mary Eliza beth Scadden, daughter of Mrs. Ellen Scadden and the late Richard Scad- den of Whittlesey avenue to Eugene Verncn Abel, son of MT. and Mrs. Vernon E. Abel of Frost Road, will take place in April.
 Miss Scadden is graduate of St. Mary's Hospital School of Nursing. MT. Abel is associated with the Elec- trical Engineering Go. of Waterbury and ThomaSton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
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Duplicate-Nonc vul.

On this hand the opponents got to three no trump even though Burnstone opened the bidding with a heart. Again let me remind you that 1t takes an expert against an expert to work the plays discussed in this series.
 For the opening lead Bulnstone selected the ace of clubs, thereby denying the holding of the king. When everybody followed, Burn stone played the three of clubs. Naturally declarer did not put up the queen from dummy, believing that North held the king of clubs. North won with the jack, shifted to a heart and Burnsione and his partner took the first five tricks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
Local Student
 Receiues Honor

Miss Rosemary Bolan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George c. Bolan, 107 Easton avenue. Waterbury, a freshman at the College of Saint Elizabeth, Convent. New Jersey. has been elected treasurer of the Sodality of Our Lady. Miss Bolan's activities include the French club and the International Relations club.
 Miss Mary Gordon Hutchinson a senior and daughter of MT. and Mrs. John NJ. Hutchinson, 37 Ram dolph avenue. has begun her prac- tice teaching at Saint Marys high school. Elizabeth. New Jersey. Miss Hutchinson is president of the In- ternational Relations club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
DEMOCRATIC BOOSTER

The Democratic WomGn's Booster Club will meet on Monday evening in the Hunt Room of the Hotel El- ton. There will be a discussion of charter changes. Attorney Gather inc Hanlon, who has made an eX- tensive study of this, will be the guest speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22

On Tuesday. March 25, John Fay. Tor Arms, N. A.. A. R. D., will ad- dress the members of the Waterbury Women's Club at their meeting to be held at three o'clock at the club on Central avenue.
 MT. Arms topic will be "The Meaning of Prints" He will describe his work in etching. He has been recognized by a great number of societies both in this country and abroad for his outstanding achieve
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
Engagements
MCCARTHY Y-FLAIIERTY

MT. and Mrs. Patrick Flaherty of Fairview street announce the en- eagement of their daughter, Mary Agnes. to John Mccarthy of Corne- Illus avenue, son of the late MT. and Mrs. John Mccarthy.
 The wedding will take place in the early summer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
Mr., Mrs. Club Held
 Fashion Sho.v, Party

More than one hundred guests played at the card party and fash ion show sponsored last night by the MT. and Mrs. Club of the Sec ond Congregational Church.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Hampson were co-chairmen of the arrangements committee which included MT. and Mrs. R. l. Coleman, Mir. and Mrs Arthur S. Rogers and MT. and Mrs Harold B. Post.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
NORTH STAR LODGE
 PLANS CONVENTION

The North Star lodge, Scafldinav- ian Fraternity of America, will elect delegates Thursday evening to the distrtict convention May i7 in Waterbury. A social hour will fol- low the election. Elmer Qyllen- hammar, president of the organisa- ton, will preside at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
SEOUENZIA-FUGLIESE

The engagement of Miss Peggy Ann Fugliese. daughter of Lawrence Fugliese of Oakville to Mario Jo- seph Sequenzia, son fo MT. and Mrs. Joseph Sequenzia of South Main street, Naugatuck has been an- nounced.
 The wedding will take place in June at St. Mary Magdalen's church OakVill.e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
. McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY VIM. F. MCKINNEY America'S Card Authority

The third of our series Of six articles on defensive false-card plays is q favorite of D. Bruce Buinstonc. l recall that Dave made this play work several times in Eastern competition. He is now liv- ing in Los Angeles and heard re- gently that he pulled the same play out there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
MORRIs-GAGNE

Announcement has been made Of the engagement Of Miss Rose Gagne, daughter of Mrs. Florence Gagne of Maple street to Conrad Morris, son of MT. and Mrs. Raymond Morris of Cheshire. The wedding will take place on May 20 at St. Ann's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
CHESTONE-LANESEY

MT. and Mrs. John Lanesey Of Easton avenue have announced the coming marriage of their daughter, Mary Jane to Louis J, CheStone, son of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Chestone of Oak street,
 The wedding will take place oil April l9 at St. Lucy's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
ITALIAN-AMERICAN WOMEN

A card party will be held by the Italian American Women'S Demo- cratic club in the Colonial room of The Elton next Friday evening. Miss Lee DeBiase and Mary Travisano are co-chalrmen and are assisted by Mrs. Rose Guerrero Mrs. Lois Mango is president Of the organiza- . ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
BARE LEGS

Tuniest sight or the lot was the chorus girls from the Lady Be Good set returning from luncheon soaking wet from the rain, and dry Ing their stockings in front of the studio lights. Not one of them was late for the scene.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
TAURINSKI-KAZLAUSKAS

Announcement has been made oi the engagement of Miss Nellie Agnes Kazlau&kaS, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Joseph KazlauskaS, to BronLslaw Taurinski, son of Mir. ana Mrs. Peter Taurinski of Bristol
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
sTA1 KNITTER

Joan Crawford, one of the cham pion between knitters, has finished pair of socks and q sweater for her litlte adopted daughter Christine, and all afghan for a friend, since "A Woman's Face" went into production.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22
LORRE SIGNS

Peter Lorre has been signed for a role in "The Uniform" in which Clark Gable and Rosalind Russell are costarring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22

St. Johns Episcopal Church will be the scene of a pretty wedding this afternoon when Miss Polly Dea- con. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Wal ter Howard Deacon of Buckingham
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-22

Man From the city" is being di- rected by Robert Sinclair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Acres Results
SUNDAY
First RACE N4nh,

SUNDAY
FIRST RACE - s405: claiming; y
year-olds and up; furlongs.
Lady Torohilia ulD 7leo $50 400
Netttk u1n ...... $40 $50
Dickerville lisl -. $40
JOCKEYS IN order. d. podson. II b.
Wilson. r. Gray, time, ! IL. orphan
eonArd Lika Lassie Vill Tro CAL
moon. Arizona Kid. Darko. SlipawRv
also ran. Declared. Nj Reina. CIT
Top.
SECOND RACE-sIos: claiming; y
sear-olds AMI upi furlongs.
Warrior LYONS ...... Teo $50 $50
Brilliant Colo uiel. 500 400
Tackman ul6D 49,. $40
Jockeys In order. BAse " Prank
lin. r orsy. time. i:i2 s, Infinite
Mae. Sir Thomas, ooodwork. Smoke
Dreams. Rsotrs, foTt Ryola. Miss Cor
nlsh. Dancing Don also ran.
THIRD kACf-ssoS: claiming: y
yesr-eids and ep; q furionEs.
Booter Billy dosl ..ll.o0 $50 $50
Drolllnk tlosi -. 1lso ~
Idle Bubbles lIOel =. $50
Jockeys IN order. A. Howrs. W.
WOODS. n Duncan. time. la g.
0allstin. Prince Pie, Nuneaton, Whip
Hand. Green jade. Queen Earn also
ran.
FOURTH KACE--sAO5; claiming; 3
,ear-olds snd up. I mile
Claude tllol -. $50 teo 70
kazH tiObl .s...... 1880 4eo
LOUIS Miriam dl6l 2so
jockeys in order, X Watson. A
Howry. q Zufelt time. 50 : 5,
Gladys Ann. Mortgage Pride utinca
Lad, Dons star and sun Streak also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-SSeS; claiming; =
,ear-olds aud up. 10 miles.
vAldins JIG uio) -. $50 $50 $50
1acoora llAl ..... $50 so
bArSac llhl ....-.s $50
Jockeys in order. c. Rails II B
Wilson, %. DodSon, time. is62I
Prediction. r. Portal. Step. Roman
Whistler Mickie Speed. Package,
Royal Sortie
SMITH RACE-SsoS; claiming. -
,esr-olds and up; IL fis miles.
OustaVis loal 1000 zoo A.oo
shasta slipper OoSA. 40 sie
wyoming Daisy Qe5l zoe
Jockeys In order. X Duncan A
Rowry. n b. Wilson: time. ! sel/5
Edgar Boy. Sunday Child. Broad
Royal. Formks and Mccarthy also ran
SEVENTH RACE-1he Olympic
Cup; handicap for S-,esr-olds and
mp: mites
Tiny Tim dosl 2T2o u 90 $50
Anhelation ao7l -. eco so
Naldina MINK lilal 500
Jockeys IN order. n Duncan.
Franklin. @ zufeii. time. so. jock
srGnoo. Beldso. Redneck. Nullei. Son
Biudeeon, Mes wsson. Chan Chan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Don Thompson
Wins at Bar If

BANFF. Alts.-Don Thomp son
Of Portland; Ore, took ma nor
honors in Banffs 18th annual
golf week when he captured the
Bsnff Springs Hotel cup by a
wide 8 and margin over Charles
w. Furst. Frseport, III, in sstur-
days finals.
Thompson shot par golf 10 lead
Furst all the way
Mrs. Dorothy Sothoron,
New York. won the Chateau
Lake Louise tournament nv
defeating Mrs. Pearl Gum
ming, Vancouver. S and 4. II
was Mrs. Sothoron's third
major title here In three years.
Or. Virgil Hancock. Seattle,
posted net score Of 81 10 win
the Wilmington cup in Is holes Of
handicap medal play, and Marion
Crowby. Bsnff. captured the As
ISOLATED Screen News trophy, also
an ls-hol. medal event. with a
net rs.
r. Crosby. Bsnff. and DR.. s.
Brown. Seattle, and c. Raymond,
Tacoms, tied for second in the
wilmington cup play with 70s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Bowling
SIXTH AVENUE BOWLING
CENTER

The pin boys team from Play
Nor took the Sixth Avenue Pin
settlers in a match played at the
Sixth Avenue alleys two games out
OF three over the weekend. The X
Streeters won the first game and
Sixth Avenue took the second with
the X Street taking the deciding
third game.
Bob CreSsev. X Streeter. shot
high single game. 207. H. Karlson,
also OF X Street. had high series,
464. Bud Hoffsrd had the best
game FOR the Avenuers. a 1862
Wednesday night will see the fall
season get started at the Sixth
Avenue alleys when the I2-team
Sixth Avenue Merchants league
swings into action. Six teams get
going AZ Z o'clock and six more at
9 o o'clock. The league will run 80
weeks, bowling a split season With
two weeks off during the Christmas
season.
Thursday night will see the Tsv-
ern league get under way with six
teams toeing the mark az : o'clock
in the first Of it's 30-week schedule
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Rain Fails 10
Halt Water Skis

Proving themselves much hard
Ter than the fishermen who were
forced TO give up the ghost when
rain came down by the bueketfGl
Sunday afternoon Tacoma Ski
club water skiers held their
scheduled session At Dash Point
despite the rather discoursging
weather. No few persons watched
the workout and several new
corners tired the sport for the
FIRST time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Spokane Goes
For Bud Ward

KANE. Wash. - Marvin
bud Ward. who won the Ma
tionsl Amateur golf championship
for the second time Saturday. was
. hero In his home town today
despite his unpopulsrity At Omaha.
The athletic round table. Of
which Ward is secretary, hired a
band and psrsded in the streets
Saturday night with banners read
ing: What IL Abbott without
Costello" what is Montgomery
without Ward >" Forward. spo-
kane-spokane. for Ward"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Hutch Rolls
Off His 25th
Ties Coost Record;
Called by Detroit

BUFFALO Freddy Hutchinson,
who Vas recalled BY Detroit over
the week end. won his 25th game
of the season yesterday by blank
inE Toronto. so. in the Interns-
tionsl baseball league. He has
lost only sever. games this year.
The former Seattle boy was
reached for only five hits He
issued one walk and struck out
FIVE men. He hit twice in two
times AZ bat himself. making one
double and sending in two runs.
Hutch will return 10 Detroit At
the end Of the International
lea que plsyoffs.
Toronto 80. 600 900 OO0-0 O
Buffalo $50. 600 40l OOx-5 u l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
MONDAY. IoNGACRr>

MONDAY IONGAIkF~
IR>I-the klondiker. LADY Wait.
Prince Bow.
Il { q y - Idaho Maid. Glorious
Hills. Eve knocker
rHiRD-Gordons Gift. Mica Rock
Silver Treason
fot RtH = sympathlzsr. Flyins
Stick. Ada Eill
FIFTH - Rushing BY. rAdpoIe
Misme
SMITH - Green Tea, Club sodA.
Bagen May.
sEsE>1H-Count Valiant. Rolling
Ball. Wee Tonsy
EiGHrH-oueen irene, Loui, Nor
gan. Dark Conquest
~ B>rIftfE-Shss Pre-. orphan-
consro. WI Tro.
BtsT REI-Sympsth lxer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Dons VS.. Enid
WICHITA, Kans- -

WICHITA, Kans. The Waco.
Tex, Dons meet the defending
Enid, Okla. chsplins tonight for
the national semi-pro baseball
championship.
The Dons eliminated the Wor-
chester, Mass. Nortons last night
ir the senni-finsls. 81. The Nor
tons get third place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

SPOKANE

SummAry-Runs batted in. kno-
oles, Bushong 2, Mcconnell 8. Lbke.
Williams, Alden 2. Buccola, McCor-
mack 3. Hughes 2. Myers, Rosenlund
4. Milsni 3: two-base hits McCor-
mack, Milani. Alden. Williams. Bush
ong, three-base hits. Myers Rosen-
lund, home run Hughes. stolen
hsses. Endress. Alden. Mllani. Mar
tines. sacrifice. Forni double play
Maritime TO Ged2ius 10 Buccola left
on bases Wcnatchee 7 Spokane II:
bases on balls. of Milsni : Like 4
BY Milsni 4 Libke / Williams
Raimondi /. hits, off Like in 81,
innings II runs. off williams in
2aa innings runs off Raimondi 5
IN innings runs. hit by pitcher
Mcconnell by Milan: Wild pitch.
Libks: losing pitcher, Ebke. time,
AIS, umpirss Enger and Nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Ward Winner
Of Golf Title

OMAHA, Neb. - Marvin II.
tBud) Ward of Spokane today
possessed for the second time the
big gold cup emblematic OF the
National Amateur Golf champion
snip, and also memories of the
toughest gallery he ever played
before.
Ward. in defeating Pat Abbott
of Pacific Palisades. Ca. Satur-
day. and J, had to contend not
only against a fine golfer but also
gallery that cheered whenever
he missed shot and otherwise
displayed it's hostility. II was
rumored that Ward had criticized
the Field Club course and this
presumably was the basis Of the
Rnimosity.
The final day conduct Of the
gallery, however, is not all that
the tournament will be remem-
bered for.
II also produced the MIC
Cormick incident IN which
Bruce Mccormick. the Glen
dale, Cal, fireman. lost a
hole when the referee misin-
terpreted the rule after he
had accidentally moved his
hall.
Mccormick subsequently lost
the match 10 Bob Riegel of Hous-
ton, Tex. by the margin OF that
one hole.
Ward. who won IN. National
Amateur title in 1899, WAS never
behind any opponent in the six
matches he played in winning the
championship. He 10 the first
person 10 regain the title aimee
Lawson Little won It two years
running.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
MOVIE FIRECRACkERS

Before filming a Fourth Of July
scene in the month Of March. for
Hold Back the Dawn" Para
mount studio rad &c obtain a
special firecrseker permit from
the Los Angeles fire commission.
which ordinarily forhids use Of
large firecrackera
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR SEATTLE FRED
Entries

Jongscres' horse racing season
ends today with ar sizht-svent
program featured by the Labor
Day handicap.
Yesterdays tvo-nlils CLASSIC for
the Olympic cup saw l. r Well
isch's lonE-shot four-year-old Tiny
Tim. rad al the way n win in a
photo finish over Mrs. Len Hell
tons Annexation. valdina Mink Of
the Eewellhurst Farms finished
third
Tiny Tim ran the distance on =
muddy Arack IN $40. Overlooked
n IN. betting. he paid S27 20. SIP
and $50. Annexation returned
- so and $3.50. and Vsldins Mink
paid s..
FIRST RACE-Pur>s x4o5: s-yssT-
olds and up. Wash. foal. claiming
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

The spsnswsy-Norton plsy-oft
for the western Washington
league title was postponed Sun
day, rain. The new date for play
has not neen MADE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
'r wieczorek in seventh

-r.eis .-.......- as 2 s2f 10
satted for Oliver IN seventh
score b. Innings
- MEMO ............o 900 oo3 as
Dse&o ........ 600 Gao Of
Summary - Winning pitcher. Cur
lee losing pitcher Olsen: innings
plteneo. by curlee S, Olsen ss4. Dii-
DecE plus at bat off Curlee 40
Olsen n Dilbeck 5. runs scored off
Curlee 2. Olsen 2 Dlloeek 2. hits.
of Curlee S Olsen !. Dilbeck 3. runs
responsible for. Curlee a Olsen :.
Dlbeck J. bases on balls OF Ciiriee
! Olsen 4 D.lbeck ! struck OUT By
Curlee 2 Olsen 2, HolIingsWorth 2.
left on bases. Sacramento 10 San
Diego 4. two-base hits BaIlingsr. No
Donald. Hsndley. Martin: home runs,
BlAttner z. sacrifice hits Marshall 3.
stolen bases Sturdy. Gutteridge. runs
bsttec IN. BallinseF. Mcdonald Rlsrt-
ner 3. scslzi. Gutter3dse double play,
Rlattner 20 Sturdy. tine 80. UNI
pires. Doran anc Planning
Buy L. S. Bonds and Save,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
INrERhAIIohAi LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Montreal 2-6, Rochester 10.
Buffalo So, Toronto 90.
Syracuse 3-3, Jersey City Is.
Csecond called end ninth, dark
nessl
Newark 7-15. Baltimore 81