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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
By CYNTHIA GREY

The treatment given certain hired help by employers has
often been the subject of much criticism Whether the help
ves in is hired By the day their treatment could in
many ways be improved upon.
By these statements. however. il is meant that all
employers to be criticized Far from that Many
true affection for their servants They genuinely
cerned when they i'll and always ready willing
to share their troubles.
Nevertheless there those employers who could stand
q bit of lacking up and then and it of these that
Edna" writes.
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Dear Miss Grey. i am . house
hold worker who is hired by the
DAY, being away from home each
day from early In the morning
until late at night. work in
three different homes, two days
. week At each one. Ny work II
hard = washing. ironing, cleaning
and the like. BY noon / am really
hungry and what do ] get TO eat ?
Well. not nearly enough. Some
times It's salad. the next time
. sandwich. I am seriously con-
templating bringing my own lunch
although J know II should not be
expected Of me.
Furthermore. although I am
usually paid the correct amount In
the end. many times | am called
upon 10 wait for my wages or to
take part now" and part later"
know there Ii nothing you can
DO about the plight Of the hired
household worker, but ] thought
that the printing OF my letter
might, in some way. help little.
EDNA.
Dear Edna: You will he glad
20 know, I'm sure, that n group
Of New Jersey women--all en-
ployers Of hired help-met the
other day IN SEE what they
could do about lettering tho
conditions Of their employees.
They drew mp q set Of stan
dards they thought employers
of domestic help should main
tain. They tackled the prob
lens Of wages. hours and con-
ditions Of employment and II
n their intent Ia canvass near
by towns asking housewives to
sign their nance ~ employers
who viii uphold the~e standards.
II Ia hoped that the idea Will
soon spread all over the coun-
try.
Tsese women feel that their
maids should not h. required to
work more than 80 hours =
week. believing that their beinE
ION the CALI for two hours
should he equivalent 10 one hour
Of actual work. They act $40
Q month n . minimum wage
for those maids who live NJ the
home Of their employers. Each
maid, they say, would he given
ut least two legal holidays q
year and there Ia also . clause
about vacations.
Among the many other stan
dards they have set, they ad-
wise that NIL employees should he
covered by Workmen's Com
penaatiou Insurance; that there
should be a definite time for
payment Of wages, and that
they should have comfortable,
convenient living quarters.
let's hope their standards arr
adopted throughout the coun-
try.
Dear Mn. A. II. LAB: II you
get In touch with me, ] will be
glad to tell you Of n place you
might make Into some sort Of
home for you and your family,
until you are able to find some
thing batter. You would need
some kind of stove, hut you will
find plenty Of running water
handy.
Dear Mias Grey: WIN you pleas
give me some exercises for slen
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TEST ANSWERS

psIow are ne answers n the
auest4o ns printed on the editorial
page
I. 70.
?. More thar 8 oo0
5. south Dakota.
= ChicsEo IL
3. Yes
5 AdratIc.
:. once
s BY purchase rom Denmark.
.. Daniel Defae
10. Second Sunday in Nav.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Possible Clue Found
In Death Of Elephants

BY the Associated Press
CHARLESTON, S. c.. Nov. IA
Police worked on possible new clue
in the arsenic poison death of 10
circus elephants as the Ringing
Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Show
moved here today from Augusta. Ga.
Police Detective w. C. Talley of
Danville. Va, said last night a
small, dark man with sharp eyes"
had tried to purchase "a large guam
tity of arsenic" at Danville drug
store few days before the circus
gave performance there.
Danville police also reported de-
tention of a former employe of the
circus but said there was no ap-
parent link between his arrest and
the poisoning of the elephants. He
was booked "held for investigation"
The elephants, valued at approxi-
mately 100000, died in Atlanta last
week. Another Of the elephant herd
became Ill at Augusta yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
TIGERS MASSACRE BALL AND WIN 1914
Baer Ready
For Slap-0ui
Buddy Meets Joe
Louis and Trouble

NASHISGTOS-Wm Big Bud
dy Baer dare 80 through with his
professed role q family avsnEer
when Joe Louis confronts him
That's The sil-importsnt ques-
ton in wsshingfon's first heavy
weight title fight tomorrow night
AZ Griffith stadium where some
10000 fans are expected 70 watch
Champion Louis make his i7th
crown defense against Buddy, the
California giant.
Baer SaeS he i ready ply
sically and mentally 10 come
out At the first gong tossing
dynamlte-ready 20 avenge
the terrible heating Louis
gave his older brother Make
back in 1885. Remember
That vas the night Make
took the count on one knee
and was accused of quitting.
Whether or not Buddy Is in
earnest. he has gone through the
motions Of preparing for heroics.
The towering leather-tosser Of
Sacramento has pared down to
the lowest weight OF his career
237 pounds-after a double,bar-
relied training seige.
TRAINS MONTH
That's what he weighed yester-
day at his olney. Nd. camp as
he finished boxing four rounds
against two sparmates. He had
trained q month for this scrap.
starting conditioning only 10 days
after stopping Tony Gslento.
One can appreciate the
achievement of this 237
pounds only when one realizes
that Buddy packed ESQ pounds
on his six foot siX-and-one-
half-lnch beam when he be-
came a professional back in
1934-the same year that
Louis launched his career.
This 237 will give the chal-
lenger a weight advantage Of
about S5 pounds over the Detroit
Negro.
This pull in the weights and
Buddy's cries for vengeance mean
nothing to the betting men. They
continue to quote Bomber Joe the
10 To l favorite to win tomor-
row nights 15-round brawl.
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.LighiheavY
Bout on Tap

NEW YORK - Anton Christie
foridis. the National Boxing as
socistion's light heavyweight
champion who is campaigning for
universal recognition, throws his
hat into New York's ring this
Thursday night and takes on Gus
Lesnevieh for Is rounds in Madi-
son Square Garden.
The winner Of tonight's bout
qualities for the finals against
Jimmy Webb Of ST. Louis who
ksyoed Tommy Tucker in the
tournament opener.
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MOSCOW = Washington State
college pushed the University Of
Idaho baseball team further into
the Northern Division cellar vest
erday ~ defeating the yandals
81.
Gift Chambers. cougar
ssufhpsw, wen his first VIC
tory Of the season when he
held Tdahe % four ssfetics.
The vandais made their one run
IN the first inning. but Billy Sc
wells homer tied the count in the
fourth and bis mates scored again
in the fifth and ninth.
scere:
w. state -. 900 10 ooi-s 3 Q
Idaho ...... 100 600 00o-i 4 9
Chambers and Van elyke
Jenkins and Kara.
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Bradley /. Raimondi I. Mc0aa /
Holmes >. bases on balls. off Weller
., Bradley :. MeGaa 4, Llnde II
Holmes 6, hit by pitcher. Graz b
Tacoma . home runs Coz. GRAY
Abbott. three base hits. starr Bo-
teihc. two-hese hits, Knohies, stin.
enn. B9netn. Mallory q Rickert q
Gray. Linde. runs batted In. knooies
stineon 3. Bonetti q. Coz :. Harri-
son 3 beyser, Bushons, Mallory, start
4. Riekeft q Abbott. Gray 5. Hanson
q. Bctelho 2. Linde. sacrifices. Wei
Ter Mallory. stolen bases. Abbott 3.
double plays. Beyref 20 Bushone
Hanson to Mallory 70 Gray, Raifncnd'
q Heyref 70 stinson; time. ~. UNI
pires. Enger and Nielsen
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Portland Nine
Trims Oregon

LAND - University Of
Portland yesterday toppled the
University Of Oregon baseball nine.
II 10 .. after coming from be-
hind In the fourth inning.
The webfoots held = two-run
advantage until the fourth and
fifth, when the Pilots pulled up
for q similar lead which they held
throughout the remainder Of the
game.
Score:
Oregon ....1o2 100 500 Q 13 !
Portland .002 4so Ooo-11 II Is
Buffalo. Beelieries and Calvert;
shaw. Pesky and Drsth.
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SEATTLE - Ralph Bockmier.
University Of Washington tackle,
win be married soon and IL un-
certain whether he viii return for
another reaEun u football, he IN
formed coaoh Jimmy Phslkn last
night.
Bocixnaier Win b. married .,
klamath Fslls. Ore, Nay 81 "a
Hiss Dawn Arna uhltlock-
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ioI FlNtf IN
VANCOUVER
Score by Inning.

Salem .-.... ......0 900 2fn 600 2
Vancouver .. 022 002 ln1- 7
Summary. Fenter pitched in
nigs. NJ bat off "a. hits off ~. runs
scored off Z runs responsible 7.
struck out by 2 base on balls off 2.
Adams pitched Q innings. at hat off
%. hits off 7. runs scored off g. runs
responsible for ;. struck out BY s.
base on balls off 3. hit BY pitcher.
Warfield by Fenter: left on bases
Salem 4. Vancouver 7. home runs,
Jolley. Jewell: two-b base hits Adams.
Bremen: runs hatted in. Jewell 2
Jollev. Bremen 2 Shinn ?. Li9htner
Warfield. McGinnis; sacrifice. Fenter
r. Adams: double plays McGinnis
to Cailteaux TO Wright Lanifero to
Griffiths 10 Bates Wright TO Nc
Ginnis to Wright: time Of came. 40:
umpires. Weisgerber End Kallis.
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Trap Shoot Set
For Sunday A. M.

Tacoma Gun elubbers will tune
their eyes Sunday At the home
grounds in preparation for the
Seattle Times shoot the following
Sunday at the Seattle Gun club
field. Fred May, Tacoma, won
the Times handicap classic last
year and will compete again this
year.
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VANCoTVER
Score nv Innings


Salem $1,000 ......103 0fn 600 5
Vancouver .. 900 600 OK s
Summary: Winning pitcher Jonas.
of Oliver 3 innings. ~ bat 81. hits
: runs 4 responsible for s struck
out g. base on balls 4 Greenlsw
~ innings. ~ bat IA hits e. runs
4 responsible for Z struck out !
base on balls 8 Jonas g. innings
~ bat "a. hits s. runs /. responsible
for ! struck out .. hass on balls 3.
hit BY pitcher. warfield by oliver.
oliver by Jonas. Bates by Jonas.
passed ball. LinEus. left on bases,
Salem IL Vancouver :. home run.
Jonas; three-base hits. Greenlaw
Shinn: two-base his. Peterson. runs
hatted IN Bremen 2. Greenlsw. Me-
Ginnis. Bergstrom ? Griffiths. Jonas
2. sacrifice. Csiltesu1; stolen base
Lingua; double PLAYS. CailtesuN 10
wright Jewell TO Wright. Jewell 70
Wright 10 Jewell: time. AIS, umpires
Kallis and Weisgerber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Midget Autos
To Open Season

ORTLlASD - Midget auto
pilots viii open their 1871 racing
season at Jantzen Beach dirt track
tonight with a field Of stellar
drivers behind the wheels.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
WEDNESDAYS RESULTS

Cleveland 4, Washington O.
eleven innings.
New York 5. Detroit 4, ten in
nings
Boston 8. st. Louis q
Philadelphia 7. Chicago s.
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summary-Winnlng pitcher ores-
pitched. Corbett az. Darrow \ At
bat, off Corbett 40. Darrow 2. runs.
of Corbett 3 Darrow l. hits off
Corbett 10. Darrow /. earned runs
off Corbett 4. Gregory 3. bases on
bslls, corbett 5. Gregory 2: struck
out, Gregory 6. left on bases. Oak
land II. Seattle II. two-base hits,
Harris, Gudat: three base hit. Con-
roy; sacrifice hits. Gregory. Scarsella.
Schuster. stolen bases. Matheson 2,
players walking. Schuster, Niemiec.
Gyseiman, Luby Christoff. Harris.
Averill: runs batted in. Denzabou.
Schuster. Conroy 2. Campbell 2. Scar
sella; double plays. Luby 20 Gudat 2.
Schuster 10 klemiec 70 Searsells.
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= aAAA41 AAA n AAAH AAA EAaAAAa
Seere by Innings
Spokane 49,. ........7oi loi oil
Yakima .....-. 100 100 O01-4
Summary-Runs hatted IN. Geo-
yius ?. Hughes 2. Martinez. Beard q
Weigandt, Madrid. Bliss. johnson.
tvo-osse hits. Weieandt. Rosenlund
Hughes. Gedzius Reese. three base
hits. Martinez. Madrid home runs
Hughes, stolen bases. Rosenlund.
Alden. sacrifice. Milani. double plays
Sueme 70 Stamper. Martinez 70 Nj
lani. Martinez 70 Gedzius 20 Milani.
eft IN bases. Spokane 6. Yakima Il.
bases on balls. of Kinnaman :.
struck out. By Kinnaman ;. Bryant +.
hits off Bryant IN innings. 5
runs. hit BY pitcher. johnson by
Kinnsman. wild pitch, Kinnaman.
losing pitcher. Bryant. umpires.
Moran and Valerie. time OF same.
ais
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80. --.--...- -, -,,.
- -. P,i 80
=" ssh 'hs' i''s
.s 49, -,
a, ar'.n ou, "Se
= oSeu Inv :
- - ~ 81.
cusu " " was :" io' '"e
ne. -. -
s.a 'hos. he.n never gun
iIs".ae 10y u'" D00,','e o's
.oui see, my salne 0aSA ~
e'ieii nan Vi .he eiiiiu 70 sap =,
sen uA'S anu jump "''o ''e 'o"u
" = 80
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sacramento ........ GOT 0lo oo2-1o
Los Angeles 1900. 200 900 600 2
Summary winning pitcher. Hnl-
lingsworth, losing pitcher. Slime
inninss pitched, by. stine plus.
Nelland u ~ bat. off slime IL, Well
and ~: runs off stine S. weilsnd 5.
hits. off slime Q, weiiand 3. runs re-
sponsihis for Slime g. Weiland q
bases on balls off Hollinssworth 3.
Weiland =, struck out, by HollinEs-
worth 4 Neilsnd e. left on bases
Sacramento q Los Angeles q passed
ball. Wieczorek, two-base hits. Adams
outteridge. Holiingsworth. STURDY
Blsttner. Weiland. Berger. three-bRSe
hits. Endicott. Gufteridge. stolen
bases. Blattner. scalzi Adams: runs
batted in. Endicott. Gutteridge.
Sturdy 2. Wieczorek 4, Hollingsworth.
Weintraub. Berger. Marshall. Scalzi.
double plays. Blattner TO Sturdy
Scslzi 10 Biattner 70 Sturdy, Warst-
Ter. Merullo 20 Weintrauo.
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NATIONAL
Boston $50. 400 600 900 Z O.
Pittsburgh .O0I OILS s0xs 10 o


Boston $50. 400 600 900 : O
Pittsburgh OOI OILS s0H-s 10 0
robin, Early 80, Johnson 80
and Berries. Masi: Heintzelman
Bauers % and Baker.
New York 900 600 COS Sc IL q
Cincinnati 100 OI0 0l0O-S s o
Lohrmsn. Adams C7). Carpenter
fel and banning; Walters. Beggs
(1ol. Turner (l0) and lombard.
Philadelphia Oa0 600 0l0-s Z ?
Chicago 80. DOL 05O 10x-7 l
Hoerst. Drummer 90 and War
ren. Miles: Erickson, Mooty 90
and Mccullough.
AMERICAN
st. Louis leo 020 0I0-s Is 0
Boston lilo 100 S2x-s Is o
Allen. r. Harris % and Fer
rel: Ryha, Newsome 80 and Pea
cock.
Chicago LOO $50 1905 . o
Philadelphia .OIS Dol 0Os-7 IL o
Haiiett and fresh; Marehildon'
Harris 90 and Hayes
Detroit ....Ol0 600 2fO % Z
New York 100 100 o02 Is Il l
Rove. Benton - and Tebeets,
Donald, Stsnceu Cs) and Dickey.
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summary winning pahSofrs Linoti
ioeing pitcher. Weller. innings
pitched. ~ Weller 2 plus. Bradley 2
plus RRimondi 4. AcGaa / y. Linde
a.. Holmes 80 ~ bat. OF Weller
"a Bradley Is. Raimondi II. McGaa
9. Linde Is Holmes IS. hitA Ell
Weller q Bradley Z. Raimondi g,
NcuAA Z linde 4 Holmes 8 runs
scored. of Weller !. Bradley 3, Raj
mondi Z. kcGaa S. IAnde {. Holmes !,
runs responeible for weller 7. Brad
ley 8. Raimcndi I, Mcosa 5, linoe 5.
Holmes I; struck out. By Weller q,
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san Diego .-....... oO3 600 l0l- ,
San Francisco .......l46 400 2lx-ls
Summary Losing pitcher. Olsen:
innings pitched. by Olsen a.. Morris
IA: al bat, off Olsen IS. Morris Il.
hits. off Olsen 10 Morris 7: runs
scored. off Olsen T. Morris 3. runs
responsible for. Olsen 8, Morris s.
Jansen I, Brewer 3, struck out. By
Olsen 1. Morris Jansen 2. Brewer
1. bases on balls. off Olsen l. Morris
1, Jansen 5. Brewer 2. hit by pitcher.
Balleneer by Jansen: three base hit,
Jennings: two-hase hits. Pellagrini 3.
Ogrodowski. Pain, Lazzeri. runs bat
ted in, Jennings 2 Holder 4. Fain 3,
Haslin 2, Fernandez 3. White 3.
Powell, Patchett, Ogrodowski. Nc
Donald. before. stolen base. Jenn-
ings: double plays. Fernandez Lag
zeri-Fain. Lszzeri-Fernandez- Pain.
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~ 10 II a. IA

Fethehu sssss-ss WV Wv hoe~~ ,
summary Two hits 2 runs off Reid
In ~ I and off conFer in q q and
: off Orreli In Sas and ! off jacobs
In 1. winning pitcher, Joiner. losing
pitcher, Reid. runs responsible for,
Reid q. Joiner :. Coneer J. orreil J.
Jacobs I struck out BY Joiner q.
bases on balls, off Reid :. Joiner 1,
Conger !. Orreli Z; stolen base Rossn-
berE. three -bass hit Wright. two
hase Rita Brenzsl. wright. sacrifices
Kahle. Hoover Brenzel. runs hatted
IN. Herman :. Brenzel 2. Brown 2,
Schultz. Joiner 2. Dickshot. Orrell
Wright 2. left on bases. Hollywood
u. Portland q; double plays. Herman
10 Hoover 20 Herman. Wright CunAs-
sisted. Brown to Wright 70 Reich
hit by pitcher. orreil !. Wild pitches.
Reid / orreil J.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
WEDNESDAYS RESULTS

st. Louis 3. Brooklyn 3.
New York 6. Cincinnati 3.
Pittsburgh s. Boston 4
Chicago :. Philadelphia 3.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
WEDNESDAYS RESULTS

Seattle 4. Oakland 8.
Sacramento 10, Los Angeles 2.
Hollywood 10. Portland 5.
San Francisco Is, San Diego 5.
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Gene klley. Tiger center
fielder. was yesterday released.
Pitcher Earl Porter has bern
put on the suspended list with
an ailing arm.
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PITTsBt RGH


Totals .....32 3 10 a . 0
aBatted for Berries in eighth.
bBatted for Farley in eighth.
cBatted for BaueTs IN fifth.
score by Innings
Boston ............ 400 600 600
Pittsburgh .......... DOL OBS a0X-B
mmary-Two- base hits. Elliott.
Van Rohays: home run. DiMaggio.
bases on balls. off Heintzelmsn 2.
Bauers 4 Tobin 2. Wilkie l. Farley 2.
struck out nv Bauers ,. Tobin 1,
johnson J. Wilkie /. winning pitcher,
Wllkie. losing pitcher. Tohln.
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Bill Gray Is
Hitting Well
First Seeker Gets
-Four Out of Five

Wen. sir. you nebber seed any.
thing like this game they playee
at Athletic park last night
Meaning. the Tacoma Tigers
10 runs -. and the Wenatehee
Chiefs IL runs
As the last man went out. Off.
ciai Scorer I'd Honeywell turned
slowly on his chair in the press
box.
Ills eyes were cooked. Hls
hands trembled.
water" he said -. please.
Or pop -. or coffee"
And then fell off his chair,
victim Of extreme exertion.
One look Il the box score. more
particularly that summary ex-
plains Eds terrible ordeal.
IN all the history Of Athletic
park. since its opening in 1907.
there has never been q screyier
game.
Each club used three pitchers.
Look AZ box score.
The Tigers belted out Il hits.
four Of them by big Bill Gray.
Tiger first saeker who seems 10
have found his hitting stride these
last two games.
One of Gray's blows was an
other homer. three in the last
two Tits. Another was a double.
In Tuesdays game Bill also hit =
triple. The hig guys really muir
dering the agate.
ABBOTT POLES ONE
Morry Abbott, the popular one.
nailed his third homer in two
games. When Morry hits the ball
he drives JOY right down the fans
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1T The
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
WEDNESDAYS RESULTS

Tacoma 10. Wenatchee Il.
Vancouver rs. Salem 3-5.
Spokane 7. Yakima 4.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

81. Paul IL, Milwaukee 0.
Toledo 7. Indianapolis g
Columbus 5. Louisville 4.
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ON THE LAM

When the Tigers eet twring there that
hin =. they going to be tough club 10 heat
Every victory they have has been through fine
pitching and they've lost couple that the breaks
30 sxainst them with goed Tiger pitching gone to waste
nsAung spirit hopes dscOuragns you
there is potential class IN the
Lei sn nsy Id. b. begin to ing a. is eapasl. of ringing
ed the last tso nghz and youn Tiger club Of different
STRIPE
~ bst h.s been missed 1 that lineup
But with Gray apparently the road to better things
goa or.ys big pO~.rhouss qualities
-. when b kisser.
The ngsn today pitching excepted really formidable
1ney hustle
gvs that bunch Of KIDS too early.
Affocking Regular Guy =.
Some Of the writing boys Of Oakland Los Angeles Sacra-
nsne and such California places have Lefty 0Dou the
They are taking poshots at the San Francisco Seals
manager dummed unfair pot-shots
They have him ticketed for the exit.
They have been especially with the Ishman since
crackpot drunk hit 0Doul In the with bottle in
Hollywood lounge or tavern. il you please
would bull"
: don't know Lefty opoul very well
on I've met him time and have talked with him
But Do know this couldn't find decent fellow to
o anywhere.
Charley
Lefty have that managing JOB
the gentle
Of baseball rates that manner well that's good
enough
keen. intelligent
friendly. personality.
there superior manager
Many Of would like to ths color % his eyes
But what the average fellow TO Iys side Is that the
pchots freshman been vtrou
oesn oo~n from lnsl eraas stsok
doubt the scrbhins knockers would talk that
with Lefty with Lefty on his fighting feet
You know ho doh LIT
wsn boyhocd TIE kds u the oesssa esss
shirss nsht fer him
wil a :. WELL there can't be
Z nothing wrong r<ry opoul
M. re - I s sauss ~ 900 Per regular
Little Gal ssortsd Roge :.
Sweet little Sonia Tenie from Norwsys fair land
tainly started Rage.
mean, figure skating on Ice.
When The little Eal landed In America. fresh from great
Olympic Games championship victories she found il tough
going
Finally she clicked In other parts largely this Pacific
Coast IN the en-, mo v sns What not; n, ,u.
she stunned the sucker folks and began
fabulous money . sy nothing Of starting figure skating
ing prondnsnos and wealth and ability.
And things have only begun.
ee femss sseNs emsnee SHOWS that almost make one gasp
ssIss sA< thing ~hsss Few might
they werent % -
Certainty they anything
ripple.
Foiies running
have attracted Thousands from ell sections
And Frank HSou made mistake when he h top
approval on TIE 1s<i sditez
the best ths Northwest |. tp-off even
better thinE 70 ecns especially when and young
Americans master the difficult art Of figure skstnE
Athletics skating demanding physical
and mental coordination rhythm then nothing
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ABBOTT POLES ONE

Norry Abbott, The popular one,
nailed his third homer in two
games. When Morry hits the bah
he drives JOY right down the fans
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. Batted for Averlil In ninth.
score by Innings
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-28

simple ceremony at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. McNaughton,
Wednesday evening. Miss Dorothy
Elizabeth Lee, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Lee. Addison. and
Charles Bausano. Belleville. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs John Bausano. ST.
Sesser. H.. spoke their marriage
vows, Rev. Hugo Fenker officiating
at the service. The ceremony took
place before the fireplace in the
living room the mantel being decor
ated with summer flowers and can
dies. Mrs. McNaughton was matron
OF honor and Mr. McNaughton
served as best man. John Bausano.
Jr.. Belleville, brother OF the groom,
was also present.
The bride wore a beige wool crepe
gown. street length. The bodice
had a high round neckline, and L
yoke Of shocking. outlined by gold
and brown buttons across the Shout
ders. with box pleats below the yoke
ending in a wide dark brown velve'
girdle fastened with gold and brown
buttons on the side. The butterfly
sleeves were bracelet length. The
bride wore gold necklace and
corsage OF PALE pink tea roses.
Mrs. McNaughton' costume was
OF navy blue and chartreuse printed
silk. The bodice had high neckline