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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
Shdfer Urges
To and From
British Ships
BY COLE T.. MORGAN
Special To THE DETROIT TIMES


WASHINGTON. May 23.-If
Great Britain has ships to flood
American markets with bargain
basement price merchandise in
competition with American-made
products. she should have ships to
carry her own war supplies from
the United States.
This was the line of argument
In the House by Rep. Paul Shafer
(R) of Michigan, who asked:
"How much longer are the
people Of the United States ex-
pected to play the role of Uncle
Sap:'"
Z Shafer called 10 the attention
of the House an advertisement by
a large Washington department
store announcing the sale of So
GIL pieces Of fine British-made
China earthenware and porcelain
at one-forth the prices ordinarily
charged
BRITAIN DELIVERS GOODS
The advertisement was headed,
Britain delivers the goods"
cit seems to me-" Shafer said.
There here IL n potent argu-
ment against the use Of conveys.
II Great Britain II I'm n position
to flood American department
stores with British-made mer-
chandise, such rs Is being done,
why should II be necessary for
the United States to convoy
American-made arms and muni-
lions to Great Britain: In
other words, II seems to me that
II Great Britain can bring them.
she can take them, without
\ conveys"
Recalling debate on the lend.
lease bill, Shafer continued.
"FloOding Of the American
markets with British made mer-
chandise substantiates state
ments made on the floor Of the
House during the debate on the
lease-lend bill to the effect that
Great Britain II doing business
as usual despite the war, while
American factories are I'm war
time production and the Ameri-
can manufacture of competitive
products Is being curtailed.
BUSINESS AS USUAL
Elm other words while n min
ority In America II crying for
more and more aid To Britain.
Great Britain IN doing business
as usual and IL, apparently, en-
barking upon trade war pro-
gram that may eventually crush
the United STATES economically
Shafer pointed 10 the increased
tax burdens the aid 10 Britain viii
impose on American taxpayers
added:
81 do not believe that the sale
of British-made merchandise In
American stores will cause the
American manufactures 10 be-
come very optimistic and gieefai.
In fact. I rather imagine he
grows more pessimistic. rs he Is
worrying about where and how
he will raise the money TO meet
his increased tax bills next year
increased tax bills neccssi-
tated by the New Deals decision
to fight and pay for Great Brit
aims war.
"All Of this recalls To mind
that not 30 many years ago
, Great Britain boycotted eAmeri-
can made merchandise, and
during that boycott the country
sides Of England were pIastered
with signs reading Buy only
British-msde goods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
HIGH SCHOOL MODELS

Faye pradell and Rose Davidson
of Central High will wear our
smart Teen-Age fashions on Sat-
urday from 1880 till o'clock.
First Basement. Sections & and F.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23

Gen. Hugh :. Johnson,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
Vogue
Foundation
Stylist

She will help and advise
you about the proper
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requirements. See our
com plete line Of
VOGUE Fol N d A
TIONS from $50 to $50.
First Basement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
Sale! Crepe
Hosiery
Co.,.
THREE PAIRS 1875

You'll like the luxurious look OF these
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popular Summer colors Sizes 8i2 TO IL.
ALL FIRST QUALITY
FIRST BAsEMENT-SEcTIoN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23

Saturday -. the last
day 10 consult Miss
Irma FergHSoE
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FIRST WOODWARD
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

From early morning until dusk
yesterday these men. the best golf
ers In the world. pitted their skill
and endurance against rain that
fell In torrents. wind that carried
balls off line and water that made
wading pools of the greens. Light
ming flashed and thunder rolled.
Twice the U. 8. G. A. officials,
who never have postponed n round.
had mercy on the drenched golfers
and halted play. Each time the
rain slackened q little play was re-
sumed.
Because of the delay those who
teed off late almost finished by
candle light. In fact. two. one
with an excellent chance 10 tic the
leaders. stopped play after the 18th
hole and will complete their round
today.
Leading the parade with IA
strokes each were the defending
champion, Lawson Little. Denny
Shute, the graying veteran from
Chicago. Clayton Heafner of Lin
vile, N. C., end Craig Wood of
Mamaroneck. N. Y. the winner of
the Augusta masters tournament.
OF the four Wood had the best
round, q one over par IL. Heafner
went around I'm 70. Little took IS
strokes, and Shute. the first day
leader, needed IS.
While this quartet was forging
into a one-stroke lead on the field,
Slammin' Sammy snead. the West
Virginia clouter. shot the best
round, an even par 1875 that in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Anterior
Code to
Be Aired
Coust Conference
Athletic Heuds
In Seottle

SEATTLE - A possible contro-
versy over Interpretation of Pacific
Coast Conference eligibility rules
was predicted today as representa-
tives of the 10 conference schools
gathered for a three-day session.
Action Of Athletic Commissioner
Edwin n. Anterior in barring
more than 20 freshmen from COM
petition at seven of the schools
may bring TO a head a possible
revision or new Interpretation Of
eligibility rules which Atherton
himself has suggested.
Football coaches conferred with
Anterior today on officiating mat
tiers, and Monday he is to meet
with faculty representatives, when
the vital question may be aired.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Solons Lose
To Rainiers
Turpin Cuts Sac
Reilly Short in 9Th

SACRAMENTO - Sacramento.
fighting to maintain Its easy first
place leadership In the Pacific
Coast league. bowed To the sec
ond-place Seattle Rainiers last
night, 4 to 3. and found the series
evened at two-games each.
seattle had Z to 0 shutouf
until the last Of the ninth when the
solons teed off on syI Johnson and
pushed over three runs. They had
the tying and winning runs on
base, but Catcher Clyde K1uttx hit
into . double play.
The Rainiers landed on Bill
Schmidt for five singles In the
seventh inrsng for their win.
Buster Adams two doubles was the
only consolation the solons could
get.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Younker Tops
WI Averages
Ydkimu 3rd-Sucker
Jumps Nine Places

Roy Younker, Yakima guardian
Of the hot corner. raped out IA
hits in ~ times at bat during the
past week. and leaped from 10th
to first place in individual batting
with mark of 1874. according to
averages just released.
Levi Mccormack, Spokane out
fielder. holds down second place
with 1913 mark, loss of seven
points since last week when he
topped the batters with an even
400 average.
Mike Budnick Of Spokane tops
the pitching department in games
won and lost with six straight
wins and no defeats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
T tacoma Wins
Nighicap, 4-3
Yokimu Home Run
Takes First Come

No longer exclusive cellar oocn-
pants are the Town Tigers who
divided a doubleheader with Yak
ina Pippins last night to climb q
Few percentage points and thus
force idle wenatchse Chiefs down
into the basement dungeon with
them.
The Tigers lost the first seven
inning game. Z to ;. when BIZ
johnson. Yakima .outfielder
slammed out home run with two
mates aboard in the fifth inning TO
break q s-3 tie.
victory for tire BenEais In
the nine-inning niEhtcap came
IN tire seventh frnuse when
Charlie EisenmAnn walked In
tie winning tally for q t-s
triumph
Eisenmann only granted the Il
gers five hits but one. Ray Perry's
solid two-base blow with the bases
full. brought home three runs for
the Bengals-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
MarlOWe
To Pitch
Sunday
Paul Smith Given
Release: Yokimo
Funs Coming

Mel Mariowe. left handed hurleF
Just obtained by the Tigers from
the San Francisco Seals. viii make
his first start for Tacoma satur-
day night in the third game OF
the current series against the
Yakima Pippins. The game Is
scheduled for $50 o'clock.
As Marlowe, who was a sensa-
ton during the last two seasons
for Salt Lake City Of the Pioneer
league, prepared TO make his de-
but before Tacoma fans. President
Jack Quill Of the Tigers announced
that Paul "Call Me Elmer" Smith
had been dropped from the clubs
roster.
smith was with the Tigers
on option from Hollywood and
the stars were notified that
Tacoma planned 10 return
him. Hollywood instructed
Tacoma 20 give smith his out
right release.
Smith has pitched well at times
for the Tigers. but only when the
club was behind. While he could
hold the opposition down when he
was behind. Il seemed impossible
for Smith to hold q lead given to
him by his teammates.
Earl Porter. who showed his old
time form last Sunday in Yakima.
and Milt Cadinha are scheduled to
represent the Tigers on the mound
against Yakima in the double bill
at Athletic park when the Yakima
Hot Stove league comes here TO
repay the visit made to the Apple
City last Sunday.
The Sunday twin bill will
get under way at 1:S0 O'Clock.
Special ceremonies are sched-
uied between games, including
the award Of q free airplane
trip 20 the 1s41 world series
by the Tacoma Hot Stove
league.
The Yakima special train il due
az the Union station at 1880
o'clock. The Tacoma hotel has
been selected as headquarters for
the Yakima group before and
after the baseball bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Wander Nicer
In 0ne-Hiiier
Brooklyn Retoins
Leud Over Cords

NEW YoRK-The no-hit hall Of
fame continues TO beckon TO John
nv Wander Nicer. The Cincinnati
Reds southpaw. who pitched two
consecutive no-hit games in 1888
came within an infield hit Of an
other last tight
Banking the Phillies. 10, before
7.o44 fans at Shibe park, Phila-
delphia, last night, the only hit
Wander Nicer gave up was a single
in the second by Danny Litwhiler
The ball was hit well and
shortstop Eddie Joost, al
though he reached IL. couldn't
hold Il. The ball rolled about
three feet away and Joost was
unable TO make a throw. The
only other man to get on
was walked.
The Dodgers retained their half
game lead over the Cards by win
ling from the Cubs, Al, before
g. 061 last night at Ebbets field.
Kirby Higbe pitched a five-hitter
and scored his sixth victory.
With Lon Werneke hurting a
six-hitter the Cardinals beat the
Braves. 81. 1t was Long Ions
sixth victory. Manuel salvo was
the loser.
The Pirates swept a twin
bill with the Giants, b-4 and
as, with Max Butcher and
Rip Sewell winning. Bill
MCGEE suffered his fifth
straight loss In the opener.
Sewell set a new National
league record for pitchers as
sists, making IL in the night
cap. Elble Fletcher tied the
National league record for
first basemen's putouts In the
same game. with 81.
Bob Teller pitched one OF the
best games CT his career and Cleve-
land shut out the Athletics
20. the Indians Increasing theii
American league lead to two games
over the losing White sox. Bullet
Bob allowed only four hits, scor
ing his seventh straight victor,
and his 18th of the season.
With Fox, Tabor and Williams
clouting homers, the Red So'
needed only six hits to beat th'
White Sox, 6-3, and move within
one game of second place. II
was Boston's sixth straight win.
The Tigers spotted the Senators
three-run lead but came back Il
win, lis. Floyd Giebell, hero o
Detroit's pennant-clinching victor,
over Teller last September, mad
his first start and was battet
cut of the box.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
New World
Vault Mark

MPToN, Cal = Cornelius
warmerdam Of the San Francisco
Olympic Club set a new unofficial
world pole vault record last night
when he cleared the bar at Is feet
5% inches in the sixth annual
Compton Invitation track and
field meet.
A crowd OF more than 5000
saw Warmerdam take advantage
Of perfect weather and track con-
ditions to set the new mark.
Earlier in the evening Warmer
dam had cleared IS feet a.
inches. Both marks beat his
former record of Is feet as
inches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Tacoma C.. c.
Wins at Golf
Corl Raymond Sets
Hot Pace in Meet

Paced By five slickers who shot
in the eos, Tacoma Chamber OF
Commerce golfers defeated Seat
tie Chamber Of Commerce, "a TO
20. at Rainier golf course in the
first match of the annual home-
and-home series.
Carl Raymond, with n sizE-
ling ~. set the pace for the
Taeomans followed BY virgil
Gift with \ "a. Harry An
drews with q IS, Larry Huse-
By with \ rs and Heinie
yenske with n IS.
Last year the rival groups each
won on their home courses but
this year Tacoma got the jump
by taking the match on the Seat
tie course.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Millikin Renamed
N.W.F ooiball Chief

SEATTLE-Mayor Earl r. Mil
lixin of Seattle will serve as presi-
dent of the Northwest Football
league for the seventh successive
year. it was announced today fol-
lowing a meeting of league di-
rectors.
Homer F. Cooke was named sec
retary-treasurer; Bobby Morris,
vice president. Directors were
present from the West Seattle Ath-
letic club. Enumclaw. Tacoma,
Bremerton and Seattle Aero Me-
chanics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
RAnNED OUT AGAIN

Tacoma Truckers were rained
out OF their contest with Everett
Pilchucks at Everett last night.
II was the fifth cancellation this
year for the Truckers.
Olympia came from behind 10
defeat Bremerton. 10 8. in the
only Northwest league game
played.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Summary Five runs. hits off
Badnick IN plus innings; runs re-
sponsihle for I. struck out 1. bases
On balls I; run hits of tanning
struck out 4 2 runs > hits OF Gold
nan In : INNINGS runs responsible
FOR z. EfruEk cut Z: left on bzses.
Spokane J. Vancouver Z home runs.
X4r1ieid. Rooeniund. LfnG1a: two
bass hltz. L1ngua. Jolley 2, cslltsaux.
runs naEtee Y. WsEfislc, scllsy :.
0edziuE Aden 2: sacrifices. Adams,
tanning. stolen bass. Allani; triple
plays. HUGHES 20 Milan q GedzfuE:
fluE. Ais. umpirez. Valerie and
Moran. game under prot<5l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
SACRAMENTO

Totals .........35 10 ~ .
Batted for Schmidt IN eighth.
b Batted for Handley In ninth.
Ran for Wieczorek In ninth.
Score by Innings
Seattle ............o 900 900 400
caCrhmen MO .OOu uOO OOd-o
Summary-Winning pitcher. john
son: losing pitcher. Schmidt; innings
pitched. by johnson as. Schmidt 8;
at bat. off johnson 80, Schmidt %:
runs. off johnson 2, Schmidt 4; hits,
off johnson Q. Schmidt z: runs
responsible for. johnson ,, Schmidt
2: struck out. by johnson s. Schmidt
4: left on bases. Seattle /. Sacramento
s: two-base hits. Adams 2: sacrifice
hit. schuster. stolen base. Blattner:
runs batted In. Matheson. Lawrence.
Gyselman 2. Blattner 2. Blakely
double plays. Handley 10 Blattner 70
Sturdy, Scarseila TO Niemiec. Schuster
TO Niemiec TO Scarsella; time, as;
umpires. Powell, Griffith and Arm
strong.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Nova Kayoes
Jim Robinson

MINNEAPOLIS - Lou Nova's
celebrated "cosmie" punch-sched-
uled tentatively to be tried out on
Joe Louis September 17-won new
respect in boxing circles today.
1t was good enough last night
TO knock out Jim Robinson of
Philadelphia in the third round OF
scheduled 10-round bout. adding
a third victim to Novas comeback
campaign. Two looping right
hooks did the trick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Indians Win

vANC0UVER--Spokane Indians
stretched their Western Interna-
fional league lead here last night
with a free-hitting SO victory over
the Capilanos.
The Indians hammered the Of
ferings Of Adas and Goldman for
Il hits to score three runs in the
third, two In the eighth. and single
runs in the fourth. fifth and
seventh. Budnick and tanning al
lowed the Caps IL hingles-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

HOLLYwO Cd Hollywood
fairly galloped to an to 1 win
over a slipshod San Francisco
team. The Twinks put over five
runs in the third ON three errors.
two walks. a triple steal, a wild
pitch and two singles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Summary: Errors. none. winning
pitcher. Terry. losing pitcher, Con-
zales. innings pitched. by Gonzales
q. Terry Q, Reid rs; at bat. off
Terry 80. off Reid as; runs scored,
off Terry o. Reid 8; hits. off Terry
4, Reid 8; runs responsible for, Terry
O. Reid 3; bases on balls. off Terry 3,
Reid 5: struck out Terry s. Reid 8;
left on bases, Portland Z. San Diego
6: two-base hits. before. Sperry 2,
Thompson, Mazzera, stolen base,
Patchett: runs batted in, before.
Haslin. Mazzera 2, Sperry Pellagrini;
double plays. Schulz to Owen. Pella-
GRIM. unassisted: time, "a. umpires,
Engeln and Jordan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

OAKLAND - Oakland and Los
Angeles continued their game Of
teeter-totter, the Acorns again hit
ting the basement with a TO de-
feat. Jess Flores limited the
Acorns TO seven hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

xissnmann 3, struck out. BY Essen
mann IL: bases on balls. off Essen
mann 9: wild pitches. kisenmann
Holmes; left on bases. Yakima Q. Ia
coma 10. two-base hits. Gray, Ferry
Johnson. runs batted IN, Evans
stolen base, Bliss. time. 2 "A. umpires
Nelson and Enger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

SAN DIEGO-San Diego put the
skids under Portland. to o. be-
hind the four-hit pitching Of Yank
Terry, scoring three runs in the
first inning and coasting in. Stan
Sperry had two doubles in two
trips for perfect night at bat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

HOLLYWOOD

Summary Losing pitcher. Stutz:
innings pitched. by Stutz 6. Schanz a.
At bat. off stutz a.. Schanz 10: runs
scored. off Stutz s. Schanz 5. hits.
off Stutz e. Schanx 4: runs respon-
sible for. Stutz o. Schanz 2. Gay l.:
struck out. by Stutx 2. Schanz 2. Gay
3. wild pitch. Stutz. hit by pitcher.
Dapper by STUFF: left on bases. San
Francisco 8. Hollywood 7; two-base
hit. Rosenberg. three base hits,
Powell. Barrett. sacrifice hits. Kahle
Rosenberg. stolen bases. Sweeney
Rosenberg. Dapper. runs batted IN
Powell. Rosenberg 2. Dapper. Dick
shot 2. time Of game, so. umpires
Snyder and Hood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
PINES TO PLAY

South Tacoma Pines will play
the Fort Lewis Quartermasters
at Robert Gray field at ? p. m.
SUNDAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
SALMON BITING

Salmon are biting in Wollochet
bay. II was reported Saturday by
Art Malseky. who caught five in
the morning trip TO the bay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
OAKLAND

SummAry-Losing pitcher. corbett:
innings pitched. by Corbett 7is: at
bat, off Corbett so. hits. off corbett
s. runs scored. off Corbett 6. Mulligan
/: runs responsible for. Flores 2. Cor
bett ;. AulligHn /. struck out. BY
Flores 10. bases on balls. off Flores
Z Corbett 2. Nuiligan 2. passed ball.
Collins. home run. Dunn. three base
hit Mayo. two-base hits. Dunn,
Collins Moore Storey. Weintraub.
Chapman. runs batted in. Dunn 2.
Rigney. Weintraub 2. Collins. Meruiio.
Moore storey: sacrifices. Rigney
Weintraub double plays. Rigney %
Dunn. Luby 20 Rigney 70 Dunn.
Warstler 70 Meruilo 20 weintraub.
Merullo 20 weintraun; time. asa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
PACIFIC coAsT LEAGUE

Last Nights Scores
Seattle 4. Sacramento 3.
Hollywood 8, San Francisco l.
Los Angeles 7, Oakland 8.
Gan Diego 6. Portland 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Young Soiiball Nine
Needs Playing Shirts

The Tacoma Cubs, self support
ing young softball team and Park
Hi champs last year. need about
10 shirts and it is possible some
adult team has some old ones il
doesn't need. The kids are in the
Park-Hi league again this year and
are managed by Mr.. Evans Of the
Mckinley Cleaners The team
wants games and will be At Nc
Kinley playfield Sunday between
IL and 1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
SOFT B ALL

Taking advantage of five I'M
earned runs Gas Men continued TO
be undefeated and on top in the
City league race Friday evening in
beating Bottlers, IL to 7, in
game featured by numerous extra
base blows.
Elks club set a new National
league record in defef ing Tim
bermen, IS to 8, in the loosest
game of the season TO move within
half-game Of the first half
championship.
Y. l. A. won a double game
from United Commercial Trav-
elers, 6 to I, to jump into
third spot In the National
race. Both managers agreed
that the game would count
double in an effort to make up
their previously tied contest.
Eagles continued to have bare
chance to tie for the first half
crown in dropping Knights of CO.
lumbus, IL to 5, in the other game.
Confectioners doomed all over q
loose fielding Main Street team,
10 to 1, to stay a half-game be-
hind the American league leading
Woodmen of the World, who were
idle.
Collegians upset Hardware
men, Is to ], to take over
third place while Esd Street
surprised In defeating PetrOle-
ums, Is to IL, to create
triple tie for fifth place be-
tween the two teams and Main
Street.
Sundays play will be light with
Confectioners playing American
Lake at l o'clock at jefferson, to
be followed by the Bottler-Carlson
and Winquist double-bill. The
Bottlers' opposition has won the
West Seattle title for the past five
years and are undefeated this sea-
son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Golf I'm the Rain
Four Tied in N0tionul Open
CRAIG WOOD TAXES LEAD

Tex-CraIE Wood the big blond
" National golf ourns
mark today With stroke total Of sit
COLONIAL CLUB. Morth-he with chance win
hardy survivors Of the worst
weather plague the 45yeard ournamentgo out today to play
nna
early morning cudd he brides and hve oogey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Bsftsd for stephens In sixth. .
Yakima ....-...........aa 10 80 -
Tacoma ...-..-....... VII IVY -
Summary - Losing pitcher. stepn-
ems: innings pitched. stcpnens .. =.
Cadinha q: hits. off stephens Q. Ca
dinha /: runs scored. off stephens Q,
Cadinha 1: runs Responsible ioI,
ffephens 6. cadlnha 0: struck out:
ky stephens 3; bases on balls. OIL
Nv BRYANT; wild pitches, Bryant 2,
stephens: left on bases, Yakima o.,
Tacoma I: home runs. Weigandt. Ao-
hoff. johnson: two-base hit, Sueme;
runs batted In. Bliss, Weisandt. john
son :, starr. Rickert. ABBOTT; sscri-
fioes. stephens. Bliss: stolen bases,
MALLORY. Starr, Reese: double plays,
Rickert to Cardoza. Madrid 70 Holt
time. i:4i: umpires. Enser ana Nei-
son.
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Yakima rs. Tacoma S-4.
Spokane 8, Vancouver 8.
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