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Joe DiMaggio, Whizzer White, Tommy Harmon Bob Teller or Big John" Kimbrough.
 r. T. M., Fort Worth, Tex.-Tm afraid I cant give you very much information about home guard uni- forms. The only specific ruling that the War Department has made on them so far is that they must be entirely different from Army, Navy or Marine Corps uniforms Before any units order uniforms they should take the matter up with the War Department through the near est quartermaster corps. The req son is that the War Department doesn't want home guard units talk ing on uniforms made from ma terials which might be nearing a shortage because of the demands of the military program
 T. w., Key West, Fla.-Practi- cally all of the new Army camps are named for generals of ore rank or another and, on rare oc- casions, for officers of lesser rank who have written their names Tn the American history books. There are two camps, however, which have been named for pri- yates. One is Camp. Barkeley at Abilene, Tex, and the other, Camp Roberts, near Nacimiento, Gal. Private David B. Berkeley was a young Texan. In the World War he volunteered to swim the Mouse River under enemy fire in an ef- fort to get important military in- formation. On his return trip, he droWned-but not until he was close enough to shore for con- rades to find his body and dis cover that he had brought back the vital information desired Corp. Harold Roberts also was killed in
 
 action in France under conditions which merited capital letters in the Army's books, but the Army off cials talked with couldn't put their fingers quickly on the record.
 K. k. N., BrookIine, Mass. = The controversy over the Garand rifle seems to have died down here. Checking with Army officials, I couldn't unearth even an argu- ment. As a matter of fact, they were fairly popping with the lat est accomplishments of their of- ficial semi automatic rifle. It seems that they just had had of- ficial reports on the gun from AL aska, where the Garand has been given severe tests under 20-degree- below-zero temperature Results were said to be as good as if the boys were firing off Miami and Santa Monica beaches in chamber of commerce weather From an un- official but generally reliable source, have it that the Army now has
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BROOM apt, hot and cold water, steam heat, electric range. Phone 569.
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FURNISHED Broom house with oil range and heater on Gas tineau Ave. Inquire Juneau Paint Store. ttts
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INTERNED NAzIS IN U.S.-Busness is brisk in the, social New Mexco officers and members Columbus have their drinks and conversation used by eco The US must give the men picked in US.
 waters US neutrality they're not prisoners
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WANTED

WANTED--H -Housework from g am. to pm. Phone Green 265.
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In case of error or If an ad has been stopped before ex- piration, advertiser please noti- fy this off1ce (Phone 37D ct once and same will be given attention.
 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE
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FURNISHED 4-room duplex, elec-
 trio range, oil heater, close in,
 $2750 monthly. Phone Black 415.
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FOR SALE-Five lots, 185 it. 50 it., cleared from Douglas High way to beach, Six-rm. house, partly furnished. Large outside building, waterbreak for boat on property located end Douglas Bridge, $3,000 cash. H. O. San ders, Box 2824, Juneau.
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3-ROOM furnished heated apt, desirable location. Phone Blue BOP after pm. ~
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Many Athletes On Draft Lisfs;;
 Now in Traininq

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FOR RENT

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 FOR RENT BROOM apt, hot and cold water, steam heat, electric range. Phone 569.
 FURNISHED 3-room house with oil range and heater on Cas- tineau Ave. Inquire Juneau Paint Store. t FURNISHED 4-room duplex, elec- trio range, oil heater, close in, $27.50 monthly Phone Black 415. 3-ROOM furnished, heated apt desirable location. Phone Blue BOP after 3 pm. BROOM fur. modern cottage on beach for summer. Write Empire N 853. s6 FURNISHED, heated room, close in. Phone Black 380. VACANCY ..- Francis Apartments. Inquire Snap Shoppe. 5-ROOM fur. apt; also 5-room fur. house. Adults preferred. Phone 432.
  FOR RENT-3-room apt. with bath, steamheat. Klein Apts. Phone Black 763. VACANCY Shabaldak Apts. Phone 642.
 BROOM fur, heated apt. Mittinen Apartments. 4th and Harris. 5-ROOM heated fur. apartment. Phone 31 or inquire San Fran ciscoy Bakery. FOR RENT--New, Broom apt. Phone Red 25O at 437 Fifth and Park. Fss 4-ROOM partly fur. house. Phone 67 after pm. 3-ROOM steam heated apt. Phone Blue 474. 3-ROOM nicely fur. stm. heated apts. and houses. Windsor Apts.
  FOR RENT-Furnished experiment. in Triangle Building. See Stan Grummett, Phone 253. FOR RENT-3-room fur. apt, stm. heat, fine view. Phone Red 245. VACANCY Nugget Apartments. Re- duced rates. VACANCY Evergreen Apartments. Phone Blue 629. ONE FURNISHED APARTMENT AND ONE NFURNIS SHE'D APARTMENT HILLCREST PHONE 439. APARTMENT for rent. Call 47s today.
 SLEEPING room with or without board. Phone Green 462. vANCANCY MacKinnon Apart ments. Phone 671 or BOA. VACANCY . Snow White Apts. Phone 299 or Green 355 after pm.
 BROOM fur apt, oil heat. 18th St Phone Black 490. 2 FURNISHED apts. Phone Reo 500. FOR RENT-3-roo.n apt. Owl Cafe, Douglas. ONE OFFICE room for rent. First National Bank Bldg. s.
 
 FOR RENT-Apartments, inquire at office 20th Century Bldg. COZY, warm furn. apts. Lights water, dishes. cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at 6eaview. VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. VACANCY Perelle Apartment Phone Blue 575. 4-ROOM FURNISHED apartment; also 5-room strictly modern un-
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BROOM fur. modern. cottage on beach for summer. Write Empire N 853. s@
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FOR SALE-Restaurant and apart ment house: income property at bargain. Phone Douglas 23.
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FOR RENT-3-room fur. apt, stm.
 heat, fine view. Phone Red 245.
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the verdict rendered by Australian upon William ODrsco told him hike daily for his health after retiring o the Australian postal service.
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FOR RENT-3-room apt. with bath, steamheat. Klein Apts. Phone Black 763.
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FURNISHED. heated room, close in. Phone Black 380.
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BROOM fur, heated apt. Mittiner Apartments. 4th and Harris.
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BROOM steam heated apt. Phone Blue 474
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3-ROOM nicely fur. stm. heated
 apts. and houses. Windsor Apts.
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FOR RENT--New, Broom apt. Phone Red 250 at 437 Fifth and Park. AN
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4-ROOM partly fur. house. Phone 67 after 5 pm.
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FOR RENT-Furnishe apa-tment in Triangle Building. See Stan Grummett, Phone 253.
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5-ROOM heated fur. apartment. Phone 31 or inquire San Fran cisco Bakery
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VACANCY Shabaldak Apts. Phone SAP.
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5-ROOM fur. apt: also 5-room fur. house. Adults preferred. Phone 432.
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VACANCY Nugget Apartments. Re- duced rates.
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VACANCY .- Francis Apartments. Inquire Snap Shoppe.
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VACANCY Evergreen Apartments. Phone Blue 629.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
PASSING 1T ALONG!
With HAROLD SHAW

Interpreting sports scrivening with the house run
this week, this department into vershe mine Of in
formation about Tacoma baseball from Gus Paine jser Al
the county Jail
Gus was saving he sorry 10 see the Tacoma City
league fold up this his conversation mentioned
that the Cammsrano Of 1885 just about good
sem-pro team Tacoma has equally good
the Johnson Paint nine which far in the National
tournament at Wichita hack in 1885,
That IS Cammarano team 25 games and lost during
City league play winning the payo series IN four straight
Two victories in which Bob Houston hurled three
hit and sxh ball also notehed the House of David
basebalers.
on that Joe base Babe Babes
base Joe Brooks shotsop Ruffo third Harold
and Gus Paine cahers Bob Houston Marshall Del Mches
and Minor Eore pitchers all ushthsnde Joe ssano Hn
Hsdemsn Forty Nengard Mnn out,sders
said back 1880 when
beArmine then called crsserjack which
the Catholic high school championship of the beside.
over Pacific Lutheran College and Seattle College
That team coached Bill Hardie athletic
Lincoln Some OF Gy Dick
Ruo Joe sssno Neil Nara Joe spadafore Ernie
Champagne Bob McDougs Lefty Summers
Dick zehnder executive clothing firm San
John Greco the Interstate
American club which is straight heat
diamond.
Tacoma Paine along with
ace fake " ~ .x.
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Hitting the Old Head Pin

Riehgield Hsoctsne elinched ths
second half Championship q the
CITY bowling league "Wednesday
night on tire Broadway alleys by
taking three points from Cc~s,
Brush. ore week ~ play ~
main. IN the CITY schedule
The Richnsld team. composed
q ocky Seidelman Billy REID.
Hank Reynolds. Toby Tyler and
Morris Gray. viii meet Pacific
Match. winner 81 the frs, half
title. fer the all season champion
ship.
To ire Richnsid captain. ocsy
ssidelman. vent the high score ~
lsst nights matches Finishing Win
a bis 2a3 game after rollins 2oa and
isa. ne ouielAssrd the entire field
Of star irundisr, with cas-
Mike Miller shcotins Tor Pacific
Match, got soins In NJ, third game
single Of the session. bringing his
,erie. score % e7s
Ted radich. Nerrics A Race star.
enjoyed one 81 his socd nishts,
turning in game. Of ies. slo and asa,
for q eS6 total.
Ken Fisher new member OF Rus
NiChasls Service finished his series
With asa game and brousht his
score 10 500 Many ~ tire other
stars wrre not far ssay from the
coveted 600 mara
Russ Michaeis Service Won four
from Caswell opticAls Merrtck
Race won four from Cafstens and
Hub Clothisrs split even with Pacific
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Congdon Has
Lead 10 Date
First Time Feature
Ever Held OF Site

The monthly inisr-city or,n
golf classic n the Northwest
comes Il Brookdale course Mon.
dsy for the first time IN the
courses history.
stars from every important sec
ton n this far corner Of the
United States Will compete. pros
and amateurs alike.
Chuck Congdon. Tacors
Country club pro. Ia leading
the PAYNE group with IL
points. kcn Tucker. Everett.
IL second In line With III
points
The simon pures are led BY
Harry Givsn. the Seattle star and
former Walker oupper. Harry has
IL points. lie Is followed by Dale
Thomas kitsap Country club.
Bremerton. with ais points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11

softbslI managers from Puysl-
iup and sumner Will meet this
Thursday night al Ny Wifs's cafe
In Sumner 10 perfect organization
u an fntsrclty softbsll league
which would operate under lights
In the two Valley cities this ses-
son. Ralph Corbin Of sumner and
Fred psBon Of Puysllup head the
two groups
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Tiger Trackmen
To Meet Parks

Stadium high school ,rsekrsn
tackle clover Park squad Friday
afternoon At o'clock In the
stadium.
Coach Ralph Christie has vhst
appears TO 10 q formidable out
fin tn. Tigers took csnirslis
last week. ~ IN az.
Event. scheduled are mill.
40. shuttle hurdle. ss0. relay.
pole vault. shotput, high jump.
discus, football throw. broad
jump.
Next week the Tigers 70 TO Cen.
tralia for the annual Centralia
relays and on the 10th meet the
Aberdeen Bobcats. and Olympia
Bears In the stadium In a triangu-
lar event.
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Eligible for One Meet, Sets Record

Perhaps went unnotced but the Bob Forsmann who
new record of 4:255 in the Cunningham Mile at the Hill
Relays the other night in Portland is other than the
same Bremerton boy who attended c. p S. last year
Bob no longer goes TO the Logger institution. He
erred his allegiance TO Washington State last fall and made
himself ineligible for of competition. But that
didn't stop Bob from turning out and getting shape.
Neither was there anything prevent him from going
TO Portland and entering the Cunningham Mile II was
probably the only meet held this spring which Forsmann
could enter, but enter il he did, setting a record
Spring vacation Bob hitch hked
TO Portland and coliseum
He entered the Cunningham Mile unattached competitor
The history
off the record time so
sef That four and half minute mile
admittedly
to have bettered the = me
forsmanns $3.50 the indoor
outdoors That's really hchhk.d
across the state 10 enter
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opposition from two and maybe
more quarters The Cardinals
must b. reckoned with. Billy
southworth has put together a
hustling running ball club with
more punch than possibly any
other club II the Cards infield
n Mizs. Crespi, Marion and Brown
holds UP. 81 Louis II likely 70
furnish the Reds chief opposition.
N the Reds folded. the
Dodgers could win the pen
nant " everything clicked. The
Odds. however. seem against
II. The Dodgers have too many
question marks-young Pete
Reiser In center. second base,
the pitching staff beyond Wy
att and Hgbe. and Joe Med
vtok's comeback.
Don't sell the Chicago Cubs
short They may start slorgly. but
Jimmy Wilson mas the nakings
% a tough club u ard when he
gets Bill Lee and Hank Lsib<r Ia
the fold. The Cubs tao rockies
Lou Noyikoff and Lou siringer.
look Ike tn. gooas
Pittsburgh might be dangerous
II Frankie Frisch comes up with
any pitching. but none IL In sight
The Giants nav. grown old and
Their efforts a. rebuilding have
beer feeble. TIE Bees have a good
!nfisld ard may - tough 70 beat
On occssions DIT nave no serious
1In-nsking power. TIE Philliss
are 70 Dc pltled-
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Local Alumni
To Honor Babe

Coach nshe Holllnghery NJ
Washington state college win es
the guest Of honor q, an annual
banquet given by the Tacoma
Washington state college alumni
al The coffe. shop. 2io7 South
rseoms way. Thursday night
Al Hunt. president II the
alumni. emphasizes that this
meeting VIII be open To woman
also.
Coach Holllngh~ry vii show
movies NJ the East We West shrine
rsms Of 1910. lie 10 head coach
Of that classic slso.
Tho Bshe IL an outstanding
sftsr-dinnsf speaker
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sFONANH = me spokans In.
diana Of the Western International
hssshaIi circuit today returned
First passhen cyril fsessss. .
Spokane this year.
hold-out. 10 the Cincinnati Reds
Frank Milsni, acquired on op-
ton from The New York Yankees.
~iil hold down the initial saeL for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Looking Over the Majors

The Reds have the best pitch
ing staff in baseball with three
potential 2o-game winners in Paul
Derringer, Bucky Walters and
Gene Thompson. They won IS
games between them last year.
Although the Reds are the
current worlds champions,
they have never been called a
great team as ball clubs 20.
But they are = sound. solid
team without q vital weak
ness. They lack power. but
they don't need terrific punch
because they don't waste runs.
They won Al games by a 1-run
margin last season. There is every
reason 10 believe that the Reds
will continue to win those close
tight ones right down the line in
1p41.
BETTER THAN IN 1910
As the clubs get ready IN 20
To the post the Reds look like a
more formidable outfit than a
year ago. Their pitching staff has
more depth. Beyond the big
three" are Jim Turner. Whitley
Moore, Johnny Wander Nicer.
Monte Pearson and Elmer Riddle.
Wander Nicer looks as ~ he's
on the way back. In seven
games this spring he has
worked 2s innings. allowed 10
runs three unearned). per-
mitted 90 hits, walked rs and
struck out IS. Manager Bill
Mckechnie 10 counting on him
as a starter.
Pearson. the former Yankee,
looks good and hasn't complained
OF any physical ailments. Joe
Beggs the relief star. shouldn I
be overlooked In the Reds pitch
ing picture. He IL the National
leagues top fireman.
Absence OF Billy Myers. who
vent IN the Cubs. hasn't hurt the
Reds infi.ld. Eddie Joost IL play
Ing short - well there seems
little doubt that he'd have won
Myers Job anyway. Tn. Reds
outfield presents minor problem
and Catcher Ernie LON bardis all
ing ankle has caused some con
cern. Jimmy Clee-on. obtained
from the Cubs for Myers. mas
given the team added outfield
punch. put Iysl Coodmsns spring
illness has upset the outfisld
alignment
The Reds are gong 10 get Etiff
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Bean Ball Guard

EVANSTON stan Kiorss
Northwestern University baseball
coach. believes that metal hslms,s
N protect nsttsrs gill soon ~
standard equipment
They laughed ~hsn Rossr
srssnshsn introduced shin Eusrds
for cstrhers. Hiorss rsesils
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Tigers Twice
Beat Parkers
Greco. Hurlsr. Wins
Own Title With Hit

stadium. kasensilers continue
their winning ways
Yesterday trey twice thumr~d
Clever Para. - q .ns = q o
In ssven-lnnlns affairs
nsek Greco. Tiger harlsr. gave
twn blows sad also s,sFtsd the
rally n the .isth that vcn ~ cwn
game Hs tupied sna sss TAI
lowed BY Anssiins. snedsrass and
klarieh.
<tadiasu 600 eos s-sna
Clover Park 600 90 "a
Greco and DUBOIS. Riehsrtscn
and N kassmeier
Frank noaares triple With
Pennington on the paths elnehsd
the second game
II came In the sixth stth the
soorr s-sll. putting tho Tigers out
IN front and ! Ronsro later
scored for the final run.
Pennington ~ss the top hitter
for both games. getting twc
doubles and . single In five trips
up.
Clover Park coo M $3.50
stadium oos inf "a 80
HERON, NJ kassmeler. n kass-
ni.r pitching. catching so,hl and
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Canadian Golf
Dates Announced

TORONTO. ons.--Ths Royal Ca
madam Golf association announced
today the ipti Canadian opsn golf
championship would b. h.ld Aug
Y. = and .. 81 the Lambton Golf
and Country club, Toronto.
slammin' sammy ansad Of
Shawnee on Dsiawsr. won the O..
madam open ti,le and prize money
last year.
Tho Canadian amateur cham
plonship will not be held this year.
because % the war.
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BY GEORGE KIRKsEY

Omitted Press staff Cor.espondenD
NEW YORK -Pitching wins
penna is especially National
league pennants-and that's why
the Cincinnati Reds will hold the
winning ticket again.
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NATIONAL BANK OF WASH.

Fif,y-six employees OF the Nat
ional Bank of Washington rolled
at the Coliseum "Wednesday.
Dickson OF the Exchange team
rolled a 502 series to lead. Huston
rolled the high single ~ all.
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Sls
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high Elliott i<s series Elliott ase
Investments 1897 a. New Bust
mesa 1919 ~; high Hoffman iss
series ssndsl <<a
Credits 1897 %. FsohAnss isss
~. nish Dickson $40. ssriss Dieh
son sO<
Gerlsossr l<ss 81 Nora ninf 1900
~. hish Huston 1il. series huston
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Bookkeep-p 1871 ~. Buchanan
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11

CINCINNATI. O.-Ths clnfin.
natl Reds and the BOSTON Red Nor
squared their spring training
series yss,srday when The Reds
launched seven runs IN the eighth
inning IN come from behind ana
win. . n 7.
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Triangular Meet

PUYALLUP-On Only Puget Sound
Conference track competition on
tap this week viii be held here FRI
day afternoon when Puyaliup Vik-
ings engage Auburn TroJans and
Enumclsw Tigers in a triangular
meet
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n you're mi usins u. sell II -fth
q Tast.Aetion Times Want Ad
Phons Main stsi.
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Camp Briefs

WILMINGTON. Del.-An injury
10 the left foot which he broke
last August viii keep Brooklyn
Dodgers Shortstop reewee Reese
sidelined for at least three days,
II was announced today
Reese strained the ankle sliding
into home plate yesterday as the
Dodgers trimmed the New York
Yankees, SO. for their 10th
straight victory and third in
row over the American leagucrs.
Both squads are scheduled To
arrive in New York tonight
CHARLESTON. ". va.-Hank
banning, back behind the plate
since his attempted conversion
into an outfielder failed, clouted
two homers yesterday 10 pace the
New York Giants 10 a 6-3 win
over the Cleveland Indians
OKLAHOMA CRY. OKLA
Chubby Dean. counted on by
Connie Mack 10 be one OF the
Philadelphia Athletics mound
soes this summer, had learned to
day that anyone with bat /,
dangerous.
The As were square with Pitts
hurgh AT a. yesterday There
we're two on. two out and two
strikes on Pitcher Rip Sewen.
Most pitchers would have famed
when Dean grooved the ball. but
Sewell connected for a home run
and the Pirates won. So
GoLDsBoRo. \. C.-The Phila-
delphis Phillies blasted out an
easy 12-4 victory yesterday over
Winston-Sal OF the Piedmont
league. The Phils yesterday laced
out 10 hits. five Of them home
runs.
GREENyHLE. s. C.-The De-
troit Tigers completed their seven
game spring training series with
the Washington Senators without
victory yesterday, sloshing in
mud for seven innings 10 lose, So
The game was called at the end
Of the seventh so that the Wash
ington players could catch a train.
WICHITA. Kan. The Chicago
Cubs and White Sox wind up their
preseason travels today with
DIZZY Dean scheduled 10 pitch for
the Cubs. Orvsl Grove and Walter
Navie for the Sox. Tomorrow the
two teams will play the first of
thrse-gsme senes at Chicago. At
Amarillo. Tex. yesterday the Cubs
scored a 1911 victory over the
American leaguers. their sixth VIC
tory in 10 meetings.