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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14
East and West
Play Billed
Motors Enter Into
Second Competition
ny GEORGE kIRsEY

~ United Pre-. staff Tarrespanasn
NEW fORk-The second sci o.
East-West games open In m.
ma1ors today and the two foca
points Of interest are crosley field
Cincinnati. and Yankee Stadium
New York.
Al crosley field ths pace-mak-
ing Brooklyn Dodger. tangle with
the World Champion Reds. Al
Yankee Stadium the front-run-
ming Cleveland Indians meet the
suffering Yankees.
For the Reds. the two-gane
series with the Dodgers l.
tremendously Important
Right new the Reds are very
clo@e Ia being panic stricken.
Only BilI Mckechnie's steady
guiding hand keep. some Of
the boys from going complete
" 10 pieces. They can't do
anything right and have BE-
gun To worry about II.
The Reds chronic batting slump
has placed such a heavy burden
on the pitching and fielding that
one bad pitched ball or one error
can cost the world champs a ball
game.
ptxyUr On owxrw.y
The Indians. after running soff
ii straight. have lost five OF their
last seven and have been showing
trouble In the pitching box. sup
posedly Cleveland's most formida-
bic department. Roger Peckin-
paugh has had TO call on 10
pitchers In the Tribes last seven
games. and hasn't had starter
go the route since Bob Feller
pitched a three-hitter against
Washington May 8.
The Red sox reduced the
Indiana lead 10 2h games
yesterday by betting the
Yankees, a.. Lefty Grove
gave mp 10 hits but frightened
In tho clutches 30 win hls
zsoth major league victory.
Lefty Gomez wiIdness pre-
pared his downfall. Jimmy
Fox homered with two on.
Washington won its first start
OF the season from the Athletics.
b-l, and gained sixth place. Dutch
Leonard took his third straight
game. holding the As To six hits.
Monte Parsons first start for
the Reds proved a terrific flop.
The Cubs knocked him out In the
second inning and went on to trim
Cincinnati. l2-1.
Lon Warneke won his fourth
straight as the Cardinals beat the
Pirates so. whaling three Pitts
ourgh pitchers for Is hits.
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Linde Issues Seven Walks
And II Mates Die on Bags
Wendtchee's Chiefs Open Three-Gome
Series OF Athletic Park Tonight. BIS

You can't win h~H walking Neither
games BY leaving
These two sefev1den baseball amply proven
night st Athletic park when Spokane
but lost the game to 4 after leading time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14

ON THE LAM

THE Pacific Coast i taking the another sport
figure Ice skating.
Time II Canada and Northern states but
Now I do you 10 take nv word for this but
The word comes from famed authority on the art.
That authority Il Hans johnson Of Copenhagen Den
mark but the United States the last years and more
recently Instructor Of ICE skating al sun Valley
Instructor smack dab IN Taooma's yard
And Hans who rs here visiting John
they along quicker pronounced
sdse q those VINO without bale, technique"
That quite o
closely related demanding
= ses, = : s r.s ~s = s.1 .,.u.a a.s ~
end sh< followed people
n general" ssa.ausd pleasant .aadis-,annrd blond
Hans specified four examples of skating Donna
Kinney Betty Bennett youthful seatt. pro-
fsona who the collective
any BETTY by way joined Foe.
that nov underway At the Seattle Ice Arena last
Th@ FoAss WIN oontlnu. mtn May -
But back 70 young Coast skaters
Hans therr besides pairs
ssmsd all Far Western youngsters headed stardom
But what impressed me more than anything ss about fine
Imagine guy leaving sun Valley to go on weation
Hutchinson the Lion-Heorted ;.
Earl johnson. the powerful southpaw sprou from the
Brsmsrton region teamed by seatte continues to
Now regular starter Earl gives every promise be-
Earl left the Northwest on basebas well populated trail
and without fanfare huabaoo finally went into the Amer
circuit
is sndh how he l. doing.
Compare Hutchinson former seat,l. right
handler who twice failed make thu grade with Deos
Hutch
price to his club and to himself huge
He was hayhoosd as few youngsters have been
The burden Of such a mental hazard terrific.
But he couldn't make the grade In IN the
doing mighty well st
umheralded johnson = doing his
However how kids Hutehinsons
he carries under his sturdy Northwest rbs7
Dt-couragement h terrible formidable barrier
collapsed
When he failed he
pitched well enough h brought back Tiger
But failure nd he to
Buffalo, he stuck out that chin
Hutch four straight for Buffalo
found himself and
ahead there
kid with courage fair to become
master n he makes the
Hutch evidently lives the belief that you guy
for trying
Louise Wohlers. Reel Chump :.
Mrs. Louise Wahers Il champion In the right Of
the word.
The sterling Tacoma bowler the Northwest
Class al-evens title in Portland the week end
Her score for the three separate events
Team event b62
Doubles $40
Singles SIS 1.7o5
Her average this 1ss plus.
That folks h bowling a home will such
fgure2
Bat shh year running Pred wah,er. Al,
She turned that m.
Northwest Congress 20 cwn here.
No other woman
And her 7oh
rnce In history Of the
That was couple Of Spokane my authority Eddi.
tina pren. d,<pach.. os p.....A -.
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dinhs OF deck for Wednesday and
Mickey McGaa o. Elmer Smith
for Thursday.
Tonights game starts at Sis
o'clock.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

MONDAYS RESULTS
Chicago u. Cincinnati /.
st. Louis 6. Pittsburgh 2.
tOnly games Echeduled).
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seven bases on balls, al issued
BY southpaw John Linde. plus IL
Tigers left stranded on the paths.
ruined Tseoma's chances 10 pull
out Of the Western international
league cellar. besides giving spo-
kane a half-game lead over Yak
ina.
Mike Budnick. late of the
Seattle RainierS. performed
the pitching chores for the In
dams, but II WA not In the
pitching department where
Budnick won his game.
The Spokane chucker scored two
runs, drove In two others. to more
than offset the eight hits and nine
Annie oakleys' he allowed the
Tigers.
Banked In First
Only bright spot in Linde's hurl-
ing was his feat of holding Spo-
kane scoreless in the first inning,
an accomplishment no other Tiger
starting pitcher did In the five
game series
The Tiges took the lead in the
second when Aorry Abbott walked.
scoring on a wild pitch after Ray
Perry's double. Jack Hanson's
double then scored Perry.
The lead was short lived.
Spokane scored two In the
third on Budnick's single, two
walks, an outfield fly and
Wild pitch. In the fourth the
Indians zoomed ahead, 5 To 3.
on two walks. Budnick's single
and Marty Martinez double.
Jack Hanson cut the lead to
two runs by hitting the first ball
pitched for a home run over the
left field fence. Two men on after
two were out failed to produce
anything in the fifth.
Muff Great Chance
In the sixth the Tigers muffed
a wonderful chance to 90 ahead.
Perry walked, went TO second
when Hanson singled infield. It
was Hansen's third successive hit
of the night. Eddie Botelho sin
gled to right to score Perry. but
Hanson was held on second. Linde
walked to fill the hassocks.
At this point Tiger Boss
Pip koehler put In Mel NAL
Tory. new infielder. TO bat for
Mel Shelley. Mallory famed,
leaving 1t up to Gene Kiley,
who grounded out to short
stop.
Spokane, held home-run-less for
six innings, smacked one in the
seventh when Martinez hoisted
one over the left center-field bar
rier. That was the final score of
the evening.
Threaten Again
The Tigers threatened. and how.
IN the seventh. Abbott and Perry
walked with one away. Bill Gray
singled infield to fiji the bases.
but Hanson, trying for his fourth
straight hit of the game. smacked
into a double killing, Martinez To
Gedzius to Milani.
Nothing happened in the eighth
but Rickert and Perry walked to
die when Grsys grounder to sec
ond made the third out.
Offhand, Ross Koehler's
strategy In starting Linde may
get the Tigers out Of the
pitching woes which have
been their lot the last seven
games.
Del Holmes. just back from CAL
ifornia with q bride. is ready to
hurl against Wenatchee Chiefs in
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Oregon State
Downs Idaho

MOSCOW. Ida. - The Oregon
State college baseball club. still
hopeful Of capturing the Northern
Division pennant. downed Univer-
sity Of Idaho's cellar nine yester-
day ia and will attempt To sweep
It's four-game series today.
The Beavers scored three runs
IN the first and never were headed.
Don Durdan paced the victors with
two doubles and a single.
Score by innings; RI Z
Oregon State 500 0O4 900 Il 2
Idaho .... 80. 100 ooi olo-3 8 :
Elliott and Capka. Bechtol. jenkins
and Kara.
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81 League
III Leaders

OFT, Giants. Z. Nicholson. Cubs. 8.
York. Tigers. g. Gordon. Yankees g.
walker. Dodgers. 9; d. johnson.
Athletics, 9
Runs: DiMagsio. Yankees ~: Dr.
MaRgio. Red Sox. ~. Iavagetto.
DoEera, III SLAUGHTER. Cardinals. Al.
Hack, Cubs. al.
Runs batted In: Keller. Yankees
% Gordon. Ysnkees Is. Doerr. Red
sox. as York. Tigers. as. Nicholson.
Cubs. as
Hits; Trosky. Indians. ~: Cramer.
senators. 81. Travis. Senators. 81:
slaughter, Cards. a.. Lavagetto
Dodgers. 81, slebert. Athletics. 81.
II you're not using 1t, sell IL with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad
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Losing pitcher. Linde. innings
pltchea, Linde 81 Smith Ia; at
bat, off Linde ~ Smith I. hits of
Linde Z. Du Puts l: runs scored. of
Linde 9. runs responsible for Bud
nick I, Linde 6; struck out. by Bud
nick 8. Du Puts l bases on balls
of Budnick o, Linde 7: wild pitches.
Buonick 2, Linde 2; left on bases.
spokane !. Tacoma II; home runs.
manson, Martinez. two-base hits.
Perry. Hanson Martinez. Hughes.
runs batted in. Hanson 2, McCor-
mack, Budnick 2 Martinez 2. Be-
telho, stolen bases. Gedzius. Rosen-
lund. Hughes, Kiley: double plays.
Perry to Mallory, Martinez 70 Gedzius
70 Miami time, ass; umpires. weis-
gerber and Kallis.
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Muff Great Chance

In the sixth the Tigers muffed
a wonderful chance to go ahead.
Perry walked. went to second
when Hanson singled infield. It
was Hansen's third successive hit
of the night. Eddie Botelho sim
gled to right to score Perry. but
Hanson was held on second. Linde
WALKED IN Gil fhn hnnnonI..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

school series tablets Nos %. 81. 40 81.
30. Get your children set for school
at worthwhile savings!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

lust as Sans rose to fame during the depression
when consumers had little to spend and had to
make their money buy the utmost in value
Just so, NOW, when living costs are rising, and
consumers are anxiously searching for the safest
place to buy at low prices, Sans fame will con-
tinue to spread.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
SALES

Today and the balance of the week. Sans Cut Rate Inc
will give forceful demonstration the people of Detroit
that despite world markets and
all other disloca of rising commodities
and price upheavas Sans the job protecting your
money. Tremendous values throughout both stores
Campus open MRandObb Store A. M to M
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Cannon Bath Towels

o,rN4F' styc. Perfect ouslity! Rig.
fhirsty quick drying towels ~ amazing
low cost White with luscious borders
OF red, blue, or green. for Sl,OO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
High, Cuban,
Flat Heels

Every Detroit woman knows Nisey shoes. They retail
for ST 95 and up . and are considered among the
ctyS hest for the money.
The NisIey Company is continually bringing out new
STYLES and they have closed out to Sans Cut Rate lnc
their entire surplus of styles that are to be dscOn-
tinued.
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, Pound package ... ~ tpecial t0m'
parfson Sale prize! only one ~ dozens
OF super-buys at ONT drug dept.
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beautiful -NisIpB" Shoes al the
RidicuIOHs Price of SI.j7

will bring women in thousands to share in this good
fortune The variety of styles, materials. cOors is
enormous Come prepared to buy enough pairs to last
YOU all through the Fall and Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

one pint 81 American mineral ell -
tastiiess. odoriess A mild ir'errsl inb~
rioap save mensy a. itSr.&r1e-
parfTneut during this rev NeI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-21

News Review


/ RaleieE.. April 2l.-Somc SluCkCn-
ING i'm demand for commercial leeds
| was apparent during the week ended
April IS. according to the [. s. and
North Carolina departments OF agrl-
review.
Unusually warm weather in cast
crn areas with increased p~astura&e
in the southern states was the ptln-
cIpal weakening influence, Iroduc-
ton of most concentrates renamed at
a relative high level and market OF
tcrIngs We're plentiful. As Il result
prices turned downward and the
market lost a part OF the recent adj
vance. The ndcN oi ieedstuIi prices
dropped slightly 10 1879 agalnN.
ll40 tor the previous week n
lI48 Ton the corresponding week Iasl
year.
Inc dcmand lof >h'Iled ana cleail-
ca ~NlStnllahS mus curing
me past week ana SieiIeiS ana cIcHii-
tr> are not nov liltfts'ed IN buying
lafmtfS STOCK IN large NoluHieS' NeN-
~itheleSs hoIoelN are ullWIIlIilS To re-
ducc { prices III view OF lle pres
eit aetINtts 81 uit peanut IiIl'iS d d
result oil pftNIu,'S oideIS. NtHilWhile'
best lui1loos VIII piths Z 10 40 cents
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IN NhIc"So 4tu SlctlS We're uNucf
iteaNS pressure as tilt week closed
ana mostly % 10 % Genus lower Tor
tht SIX d"v PERIOD ohoIce TO PRIME
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-21
EIGHTEEN

"HOW LONG does n wait for
4ha uo,ovo, hoo+op oel.aa Na+ola
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going over and their tram doesn't
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-21
Eight Full Teams Entered
In High School Golf Meet

d.V.dual competition.
The 36-hoIe play VIII get under
Way at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning.
The contestants VIII play l6 holes m
the morning and another l8 in the
afternoon. The team with the lowest
lJug-man score wins the tournament.
Raleigh. Durham, and Charlotte
each have two legs on the team
trophy which mas oeen circulating
the rounds since the tournament
started in 1881. High Point, Sails
bury, and WinstOn-Salem each have
Won one leg on the cup. The first
school which wins the tournament
three times get permanent possession
of the trophy.
Last years team winner was
Charlotte high school. The individual
champion was Ed Schreiger, who
also represented Charlotte.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-21
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&~@1.- - RELEASED ETRL PRESS ASSOCIATION VIZ
RELEASED BY CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATE

| ened, and she moved toward him
with ar undulating movement that
made Betsy and Terry exchange
significant grins.
The Woman's definitely a men
ace" Terry muttered to Betsy in
the little nubbub of chatter that
burst about them.
mo man could possibly take her
seriously" murmured Betsy.
NO? Fake a look at Willie.
What do you think he's doing-the
poor old goat" Kissed Terry.
But Mrs. Edmonds was saying
prettily, DO let me show you to
your cottage, Mr.. Simpson. There's
some quaint rule here against serv-
ants, and all of US are supposed to
do our bit to make things easier for
dear little Mrs. Forman-"
She led the way, and since her
hard vas through Brooks arm.
there was little he could do but go
along with her. carrying his suit
case.
Permit me, my dear" said Ma
jor Edmonds calamity, offering his
arm to Natalie, carefully avoiding
the eyes Of the others, sh%ouldering
Natalie's bag, and following in the
wake of his wife.
Il hope you got that, my lamb
DEAR little Mrs. Forman'-will
YOU drown her, or shall I? It
would be a pleasure!" said Terry
firmly.
Bill said sternly, Listen, angel
puss, do you want a sock in the
jaW-or would you rather behave
yourself
Terry stared at him, afronted.
We'll, for Pete's sake" she gasped,
outraged. II was just taking up for
Betsy. Betsy's my friend. If a ga!
can't take up Tor a pal"
"A gal could wait and see wheth-
er the pal needed help" suggested
Betsy gaily. LAS a matter Of fact,
aren't you the one who needs help?
Seems to me you're letting the lady
get under your skim"
you need only to look at Mrs.
Edmonds and know her for the
m%an-killing type-even though a
little long in the tooth, wouldn't
you say?" suggested Donald cheer
fully, sorting his and June's bags
from the Littlefields'.
Lucy and Orwin looked at each
other swiftly, almost as though ap-
palled. And Betsy. reading the look,
said quickly. I'm sorry. I'm afraid
we're all rather unforgivable. None
OF us meant anything unkind. Mrs.
Edmonds is-Well, she's really pa
thetic. and we mustn't let her both.
er us. I'm sure Terry doesn't mean
more than half he says"
You're being conservative. She
doesn't near a tenth Of it," said
Bill sternly.
Terry caught the tone In his
voice and blinked like a startled
child. She made a husky, shaken
apology. Don't mind me-any-
body. l talk too much anyway. IT.,
only that l just don't like the cling
ing vine type"
Ito BE (ontinue1)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-21
Devil for the Witch.

One of the most neistcnt COM
plants against f. l.. Mckee, former
highway commissioner from the
tenth district, was that he built all
the roads in his district so That they
would serve his hotel at High liamp-
ton. If even halt of them We're true
the hostelry must by now have ali
the highways it can use.
The appointee to the tenth district
post, announced by Governor
Droughton Friday is Percy b. Fore
bee Of Andrews. II Is pointed out
that he is owner of or has a big m
tercst in, a hotel at JunaluSku.
1t is generally hastily added that
Junaluska has all the roads it needs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-21

! field. and this is Lucy, my wife"
Donald Heath shook his limp
looking hand and performed the in
Productions. The Women eyed each
other curiously, with that almost
hostile look with which women
greet new acquaintances and wait
to find out whether or not they are
going to be friends And all were
hugely relieved When the motor
launch drove up to the pier and
they could climb aboard.
Natalie saw, as they settled
down for the run to the island, that
Lucy Littleield, a faint unaccus-
toned blush staining her sallow
cheek, had clipped her hand in Or
wins and that his hand had closed
over it. Why, the poor lambs, she
told herself, a little startled, they
are in love, too. And added to her
self grimly, What do you mean,
too? This is a honeymoon trip, you
fool. Everybody's in love-except
Brooks, who likes you because
you've got money" She set her
teeth hard against that thought,
for it hurt.
The island doomed ahead at last.
Bright, impermanent looking, the
smudge of dark green rapidly TO-
Cuslng into the thick, loW-lying
jungle growth, the cottages and the
Hacienda standing out clearly in
the bright sunshine, like houses
children make with blocks, taking
on solidarity and substantially as
the boat raced in.
A group of people stood on the
pierre waiting for the boat. Natalie
saw a small, cuddly looking blonde
girl in the briefest of blue linen
shorts, a gaily striped bra pretend
ing to cover the upper part of her
body, rope-soled beach shoes on her
small feet; a husky young giant of
a man in bathing trunks, a terry
cloth robe carelessly flung about
his shoulders; a pretty girl with
black curlS in a shOulder-leneth
bob, wearing a gaily patterned
play-suit; and a rather faded
blonde who was considerably older
ana who wore a fussy, frilly morn
ing dress, standing beside a middle
aged man in khaki trousers and a
pongee shirt.
welcome to Halcyon Island"
sang out the cuddly little blonde as
the boat grated against the pier
and the men bent to hold it steady
so that the new guests could alight.
STOW your chatter, brat" Kissed
the big young man in the brief
trunks. You're not the hostess
here. Give Betsy a break. will
you?"
'Okay. Keep your shirt on. l was
only trying to be friendly" said
the blonde. a trihe dashed.
"You-and a collie pup" said the
young man darkly.
Betsy and Tom introduced them
selves and then the others. Mrs.
Edmonds' eyes went swiftly over
the newcomers, dismissed OrWin
Littlefield instantly as Of no impor-
lance whatever. fingered on Donald
Heath a trife speculatively. and
then went on to Brooks. bright
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-21
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue of orders of
the Clerk of the Superior Court OF
Vance County in the Special Proceed
ing entitled Rosa Lillian AdcoX,
widow; Chester AdcoX, lola A. New
ton and husband. r. u. Newton, An
NE Riggan and husband, John Rig
gan. vs.. Fannie AdcoX, widow,
Florence Burnett, Rena Clark Harper
and husband, Robert Harper; Willie
Clark. Katherine Clark Stevenson
and husband, Taylor Stevenson:
Claudio Clark and wife, Make Clark:
Annie Mitchell and husband, Willie
Mitchell; Eleanor Clark. Mildred
Clark. Margaret Louise Clark, and
Magazine Clark (minor children of
Clarence Clark, Irving f. Doggett
and wife. Iona Doggett; Ossie Pearl
Abbott and husband, Clelland AD-
bolt. Robbie AdcoN and wife, GiIlie
Parrish Adcox, Levine AdcoN John.
sen and husband, Alvin II. Johnson,
Elberta AdcoX Murphy and hus-
band. Starkey Murphy; Theo Wilson
and wife. Alice Wilson, Buddy Will
son. and wife, Katherine p. Wilson;
Lyndell Wilson, Iris Wilson, minor,
G.. f. Wilson, minor, Odell Wilson
Pulley and husband, Douglass Pulley:
T,aWrence N. AdcoX. .Jr. minor. and
Row Adcoy. minor. which Special
p~roceedinq apnears OF record in the
office of the said Clerk the under
sined Commissioner viii on Thurs
day Nav Il 10ll. n, ~ O'Clock.
Noon at the Courthouse door of
Vance County offer for sale and sell
te tho hiobest bidder for cash the fol-
1Gv,ino described real estate.
BEGINNING at a stump on the Hen
+ dprson e. Warrenton Public Road.
and nm thence along the road N,
- "a F so. N. so - f. 9.75; N.
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chains to = poplar ON the East bank
"a hrancb. thence $ 81 IA w. 8O4
,b9inu tn - stnne Horizons corner.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-21
VISIT
TO BE RETURNED

Chapel Hill, April PA group
made up Of professional men and
women and students and teachers
OF this country is gong To return the
goodwill visit paid the United States
recently when the first winter Sum
mer School for SJulh Americans
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-21
Results

New York 10: PhIladeIphla D.
Cleveland +; Detroit :.
Boston IA. Washington 3.
Only games played
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-21

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