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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Michigan Selectees
Move Into Barracks
In California Fort

After several months OF living in
tents. the nearly $50 Negro soldiers
OF the S94,h Quartermaster Bat
talon at the Army's new Oakland
Port CT Embarkation, Oakland
calf. this week are moving into
their II new barracks buildings as
announced by the commanding gen
eral Of the San Francisco and oak
land port Of Embarkation.
Among these soldiers. many oil
them sclectees. are: From Detroit:
PVT. Henry Baker. 1927 Waterloo,
pvt. Milford a. Hale, 52i Superior;
sgt James Massey; Pvt. Emerson
Mitchell. 1920 Merrick: Pvt. Gilbert
A. Moore. 1924 Bellevue; and Pvt.
samuel Thurman. 1926 Clinton;
PVT. Carl W. Lindsay, 27l5 Little.
Port Huron. Mich. and Pvt. Carl
Norman, Route 2, Remus. Mich.
Coiored CounciIman-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
NORTHWEST DETROIT
SOCIAL AND BUSINESS ACTIVITIES

Harris. OF Ithaca street.
Curtis Burton, OF Kentucky
street. is visiting his uncle. in
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Struger, Of
Cleveland. Ohio, were recent guests
OF their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Fletcher. OF Westview street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Dean. Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Harris. and Miss
Dorothy Everett want their friends
10 know that they will spend two
weeks with relatives and friends
in Alabama.
Mrs. Pearly V. Petty, OF s454
west Smile road. died in Oakland
County infrmary on September 3.
The body lay in state al Mt. Beulah
Baptist church Friday night, and
the funeral was conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Brintley. Saturday. September
S. Mrs. Petty was an outstanding
woman OF this community. She is
survived by her husband. also four
children. two sisters. two brothers
and other relatives and friends.
Thomas l.. Hall was the funeral
director In charge.
Corns OF In 5 Nights
It's No 1--WE
Corn Cure which Is successful
In taking corns off the feet OF Mrs.
=. Smalls. Perry Wade. Mrs. Katie
Phenn, Mrs. Cora Alexander. Mrs.
annie Phenn, Eliza Hands, Judge
Phenlsee. Mrs. Bessie Boyd, T. j.
Sherer and Mrs. Oldham. why then
will you believe II won't take your
corns off. J. L. Bryant Is agent. Call
at Wllllamson's Store. on the Fern.
dale side. Smile road.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13

Mrs. Mamie Blackburn. OF lndi-
ana avenue. will spend the week in
Cleveland. as a delegate 70 the Ma
tional Baptist convention. which
will convene from September 8 to
II.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kinnard. OF
Northlawn street. are the proud
parents Of fine baby girl. born at
Herman Kiefer hospital August
so.
T. b. Byrd of Ohio. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Steen OF
Griggs street.
Mrs. Price Shumake. of Kansas
City. is in the city visiting rela
tives and friends. She was the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reed, OF
Psrkside street.
Mr.. and Mrs b. Steen. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Ellison have returned. after
visiting friends in Woodland Park
and ldlewild. Michigan.
Mrs. Minpie Pearl. OF Nebraska,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Ellison. Of Mile road.
Mr.. and Mr-. +. Holland. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Harsh, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Dargin have returned home. after
motor visit with friends in Chi
cago.
Miss Louise Crawford Of North
lawn. is back home, after spending
three months with relatives and
Young friends in CovinEton, Ken
lucky.
James Morton and George Wea-
yer, OF Kentucky street. and Mrs.
Nancy Howard had a pleasant trip
10 Gary Indiana. and Chicago. They
have returned home.
Mrs. Louise Wynn. OF Ilene street
will visit her sick mother in Akron,
Ohio.
Mrs. villa Davis. OF Musells
Ca. is the guest OF her son and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
DETROIT HAS


Detroit has increased by 100000
since April. 1910. It's total ropula-
ton is now estimated at 1.712.397.
This is part Of the interesting in
formation included in the new city
directory OF r. L. Polk and COM
pany.
Detroit. I'm citing pot"
has nearly all the family names
that can be found in America.
These arc seen 10 best advantage
glancing through the city directory
which means from Joachim
Aabalus to Joseph Zzczepaniak in
the new hook.
Among the Celebrated" names
included in the directory are Rob-
in Hood, William Tell. julius Gaze
sar. Annie Laurie. Casey Jones.
Jessie James. Andrew Gump. John
Bull Charlie Mccarthy. George
Wash. Joe Stalinski. Joe Doe and
Richard Roe. There are twelve
Henry Fords. and Detroit boasts a
clerk named Melba Toast.
But the worst is yet to come.
The directory shows that Detroit
has two Babies. two Triplets,
ninteen Quints and fifteen Dionnes,
ihree Boys (all mem. one Gentle
man and. one Lady (both gantsD, %
Husbands tsome OF them wives)
and SO Papas (some OF them NAM
mas.
II has eleven Doctors, four Law
yers. seven Scholars, one Salesman
(who Is a laborer). three Negroes
three Heros zone a "heroine'). four
Drys, one Beggar. one Midget. four
Misers. five outlaws. two Strangers
and two Redheads.
In terms OF family names. De-
troit is a city OF eight Millions, but
II has only thirteen Dollars and
four Jobs. There is not Horse in
town, hut there is one Buggy, while
only two Cars. seven Buses, six
Coaches. eight Trains and four
Trolleys can be found. The city has
only one Suit. one pair OF Shoes
two pairs OF Socks and two pairs
OF Hoses. but there are plenty of
Silks and Stockins. There is one
Perfect. and only four are called
Happy.
Detroit has only one pair Of Eyes,
IL has Boobers. Sharks, Swindlers.
Captains, Commodores and Red
caps: and citizens named Spider
and Fly: Eagle, Goose. Blackhawk,
Pigeon and Canary: Ice and He'll;
Iceberg. SNOWFALL. Rainwater,
Whitecloud. sunshine and Light
ming: Sugar, Candy. Honey Hug
and Kiss; Hucklebcrry, Strawberry,
Pie and Pancake; Salt, Pepper
and Ginger. Grief. Sorrow and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Stabbiing

early saturday morning.

early Saturday morning.
Conway was found by Evans
Sampson. 26, 20S6 Hastings and
Emory Edwards. ~ 230S Brush
shortly before three o'clock Salur-
day morning. He had been stabbed
in the chest. and was dead on adj
mttance TO Receiving hospital.
A short time later Patrolman Ar
thur Schulse and Carl Taylor ar
rested Mrs. Kimball.
Sampson and Edwards told po-
lice that they saw Mrs. kimball
enter the house occupied by Con-
way. and later heard the two ar
guing.
Approximately 40 minutes later
Mrs. Kimball approached the two
men and asked them II Conway had
been cut They said they had not
seen her leave the house.
Sampson and Edwards tried the
front door, but II was locked. They
went to the rear of the house and
entered and found Conway on the
floor
Mrs. kimball was arrested in a
field between Rivard and Hastings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13

spoke 10 the clerk She vas look
ing for her son who had been ar
rested tho night before. One OF is
trienls had told her that he was
accused OF cutting man.
Tie little mother. who has been
working hard since her husband
deserted her ll'years ago managed
70 keep hcl little brood together,
aiirodsh at times Il seemed all
most impossible. She had walked
from Superior down 20 Police
Il Headquarters because Sc did not
have car fare
She was hcfuddled in the maze
81 eatarglcmenis which confront
those unacquantcd with police
AMI CONT procedure But the love
for her son carried her on. and
She vas hoping that by some
strckc Of providence her boy would
20 returned home
Hes a good hoy and has never
st.cn me any trouble" she said.
4 iust can't understand how he
got into this trouble
ToI.raJ EouuciIuan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13

The church. located in Ham
tramck. held regular services
sunday The pastor spoke on
Power Of Partnership" He left
for tie National Baptist conven-
ton Tuee day.
Mr.. Sadie Jordan and Mrs. Ad-
lie Gunner VIII be guests Of Mr..
and Mrs George Harris of Cleve-
and while offending the conyen-
ticn The revival opens sunday
nizht Sept. IL. and Will continue
fc- two weeks. The Rev. Il. W.
Wright pastor Of Mt Zion. will
10 in charge. charles Reed is the
church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Investigator Sent To
Fl. Bragg By NAACP

NEW YORK-Curtiss Todd
NAACP attorney and special in
,estigator for the Association at
Fort Bragg reported on a visit to
the national office last week. that
The main sources Of the difficulty
al the camp are the military po-
lice who are overhearing and too
anxious TO show their authority.
plus the fact that Negro soldiers
have rot been proviled with re-
creational facilities.
Laughter; and such oddities as
Hirdseyc, Bluegrass, Economy,
Goldfinger, kneebone. Moncypenny.
Pea, Piccolo and Silverfork
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Michigan Boy Will
Study At Virginia
Industrial School

ROCK CASTLE. Na.--Among
the new students arriving this
week at ST. Emma Military
Military school for the fall term
Is John "a. Dickorson. 37i First,
Ypsilsnti Mich. In addition To
his academic studies. Dickerson
is taking a course in the Trade
school. 81. Emma also provides
military training under the. di-
rection OF an officer Of The init
ed states Army.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
CLASSIFIED
UOISES FOR SALE

Cardonl Avenue, near Clalrmont
line. two-flat - rooms each =
S3OO.OO. This Is bargain. Six
and six, steam heat SfJO0.OO. Many
others. For appointment call Lai.
ayPtte l5iJ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
The Spellbinders WillPlay Hob
With Current Crop Of Candidates

You probably recall the gentleman Yes know the
expansive grth and bay window have disappeared and
he's lean and slick "a coon ready for the tro
But better days around the and the Mr. Penti-
cal Spehinder is keeping close eve the corner and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13

Nicely furnished room for quiet
couple in Christian home; home
privileges. 1854 Melrose Avenue.
near Clay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Young Kidnappers Hold Victim In Trunk For 40 Hour
Baptist Convent;o,
CONTINUED from Par, I,

among the Negroes OF ths ,.
1t carries with IT decided .s.a'
tases and authority. When n
Williams met his death in an :. !.
crash last October, On tbs -. !. ~
make a political speech. coui.e,.''
arose Immediately as 10 Il. '' .a0
cessor. Many names wer. ~. w.
Toned among them being Dr.. q ~ :
Maxwell of New York CITY h,, = y
a big figure.
DIR. Jemison. OF course. h,
friends among the old rua,d 49,
would secure many votes mr -
sentimentality. Nevertheless,
has played a great part in N, -.
warding OF the work Of the coD,,,
ton. Many contend he is ,,,,,..
larly we'll prepared becau,. \. =.
dent. -" p'e'tl
Austin Popular
DR.. Austin. who himself NJ
Travelled abroad. has an sr,,.n ~
lar. following. Wherever /. Nv
appeared he has been greelsa =
large crowds. His followers M.
wise. believe that The couv.rn.,
should be headed by 4 man who h.
integrity, contacts. and unuw,I|
organizational ability.
Many Of the other contestants a.
the presidency have given ,rr
for these two ministers.
Many Attend
Many notables attended the con.
vention. These included women
young people and the minister
fmong these visitors we're leader
from Detroit and the state Of Moi.
igan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13

REAL ESTATE
I'D like 10 he your salesman
J. A. Blshaw. tyler 5000. 1S5
South Morrell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13

4 CoIored Councilman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Hamtramck

A Colored Councilman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Tonight Organized Labor
Rules at Athletic Park
AL Booking Contest Between Tigers
And Sulem; Soldiers. Too. Recognized

b guests q, Athlete rsrk for
Western international League
games
shortly after ths gates epsn 81
: O'Clock. the hand o. the Seattle
Taoonna shlrhuiiaing company wtll
hegin = concert TINS hand u
furnished for organized labor
night through the courtesy a the
Tacoma Musicians association.
A. SIZE O'Clock. pre-gsus
festivities Win begin. They
Win consist Of . softbsii game
between business agents 81
raoorsA unions ana city Of
ficlals.
This game will be completed in
time for the league game TO begin
promptly At the scheduled time Of
$50 o'clock.
Tacoma unions have conducted
widespread ticket sale during
the last two weeks and indies-
tons point TO a capacity crowd,
The Tacoma orthopedie sssocia-
ton will share in the receipts.
It's share going toward charity
work among the crippled children
Of the city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Favoriie Still
In Running

CHICAGO - The National Clay
Courts Tennis tournament enters
its third round today with the
favorites still in the running.
Don MCNEIL. Oklahoma City,
Okla. defending champion and
u. s. singles titleholder. meets
Charles olewine. Santa Monica. In
the other bracket, Bobby Riggs,
Clinton, s. C.. seeded second. faces
David C. Freeman, Pasadena. Cal
Seven Of the eight seeded
players were among the sur
vivors In the mems singles
division and all four Of the
seeded players In the women's
singles division were un-
beaten.
A pickup doubles team Of
Joseph Hunt. Annapolis midship-
man. and Olewine scored the ma jor
upset yesterday. The duo defeated
Mcneil and Frankie Parker,
Spring Lake, N. j., 6-3. as, SIS,
6-2. 6-4, in a first-round doubles
match.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Tudor Wins
Turf Event

NEWMARKET, Eng. Owen
Tudor. a bay son of the 1898 win
ner. Hyperion. swept the black
and white silks Of Mrs. Catherine
Mcdonald Buchanan 10 victory
today in the 162nd renewal of the
English derby on the substitute
course at Newmarket.
The three-year-old colt, who
had been quoted at odds Of 2o-1
on the eve of the race. carried
his 1875 pounds home in a close
chase with the Maharani saheb
OF Kolhapur's Morogor. who fin
ished second. and Sir William
Jury's Firozedin, who came under
the wire third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
First Halt
Play at End

Except for . coupls 81 posf-
poned trays the first half play IN
the Western Washington league
comes 10 an and sunday with .
three game program.
Tits on this weeks schsduls
find the Morton w. spanaway
game 1t Morton drawing chief
interest a. the Loggsrs still have
chance for the first half title
despite their second plaos stand
ing at present
Other E.sn>. Mt tse C.~i-
nss playing shs niiieam ahiefs
NJ the We.tern state hospital
and P.eifse city t.nKiinE WITH
Roy st Roy.
The shipbuiidsrs. leaders IN The
FIRST half race. have concluded
play for the half except for .
postponed fray with Morton ten
tstlvely listed for June n. The
other postponed tllt finds the
Pacific city nine playing the
Casinos At Pacific city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Huskies Hold
Oar Workout
Culiforniu's No. 3
Mon Has Msosles

PouGHkEEPsIE y. f-Ths
University q Washington Huskiss
today were scheduled fer their
first long workout for the foueh-
keepsie regatta June -,
AL crews were taking sd-
vantage Of Ideal racing weather.
California. mcana lille. suf-
fered IT. firsf casualty today
when Marshal Rssansen. Ne.
man In the junior varsity.
developed . case Of G~rmaa
measles.
Coach Ky Ebrisht 81 the Rssrs
explained that two 81 his oars
men had suffered from the illness
earlier In the spring.
Robinson will es replaced by
Frank ID. Mol. slso , sophomore.
No plans have been made for
quarantine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
W.W.rairH Head
Given M Pin
DR.. ]. II. Corliss
Gets Gopher Aword

Fccshsii - years arc VS. great
" diffenent from ne srcrt nat
to-day thrills thousands every fan
~ J. - Corliss ~ Summer EAR
remember what tks early sroFt
wss Hike. for hack IN A. and - ~
va = member 81 ths varsity feet.
ri team e ,hs University ~
Minnesota
The Western Washington Pair
president mas riss returned from
the rsualon cf college Alumni. at
which time hs received . dismcnd-
studded hig IA pm for bic rruw-
e. On ths Ertdiron more thar half
q century aga Ne 70 ore ~ II
members of ths 80 year club heaor.
I'd a The university reunion
Ceriis. PLAYED guard sas
tackle "a Minnesota whes ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Joe Fijalka
Leads Cross
Pin Hiiiers

crosstoxn league bowlers
opened up on the headpin In their
weekly matches on the broadway
and Sixth Avenue alleys Tuesday
night and when the figures were
In. new individual records were
posted and three Of the men had
reached the select 900 circle.
John Smoky Joe" Filslks six-
zled in his series for the Broadway
team. registering . sss total to
scuttls the ass score of Buster
crsbh. which had stood a. the high
mark for several weeks. Johns
games were 72s. asa and iss.
George Coleman started his
third game On the sixth Avenue
team with six strikes IN q row and
finished with = 257 game. . new
high single game score for the
season. The previous top single
was Glenn Collins 24s.
Coleman was in the 600 circle
with q 621 total and Byron Hun
also made the grade with an even
900 tally.
The Sixth Avenue team nosed
out Broadway by nine pins To win
the weekly cash prize for high
team total with q score Of ESQ.
Coliseum. league leader. SUI
fered its fourth straight reverse
and saw its lead whitfield 10
single game when the X Street
Recreation boys emerged with
sweep Of the weeks series.
Sixth Avenue won two from
Ruston Broadway won two from
Play Nor and South Tacoma won
two from Puysllup.
Next weeks sehsduis: Al Rus.
ton Broadway W. Ruston and
Coliseum vs. Puysllup. At Puyal-
lup-Play Nor ~. X Street Rsore-
alton and Sixth Avenue W. South
Tacoma. The scores
CROssTOWS LEAGUE
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

flying wedge" was In voKus.
When the ball Was snapped
the entire team. led by the
center. formed . stsat and
compact ". n screen and
protect the hall carrier. ~
sheer force and wsishs ne
flying wedge" steam rolled
ever the opposing players.
THOSE early days ~ football
were ones n power and deception.
corilss says There wss no for
ward passing. The center bore the
brunt Of the attack when we used
the flying wedge. and q veil
directed kick In the face vas not
uncommon.
DIR. Charles E. Outhris Of Seattle
Was the other Washingtonisn
awarded a jewslsd big N" pin al
thu reunion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

Organized lahcr takes over At
Athletic park "Wednesday night
fer its annual sponsorship ef q
game q the Tacoma Tigers
Tacoma unions affiliated with
the American Federation Of Labor
are backing the. game scheduled
for $50 o'clock between the
Tigers and the Salem Senators.
In addition IN II heinG
organized labor night. u h
also pubic defense night and
all enlisted men 81 the army.
navy and marine. In uniform
will be admitted for the state
and federal tax. PIN. the
league service charge, . total
Of rs cents.
Jack Quill. president Of the
Tigers. has designated Wednesday
and Saturday nights when the
armed forces Of Uncle sam will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

oslsn Weed. a. Louis wned
preserving inmnsFman. wander
81 cut n Tacsms this week.
nr. wend opinsa 10 iohn
Jack" Buchanan n ths Henry
Mi . Timber company. thst ~
had heen informed thes< Puget
Sound waters held salmon
Ne emphasized hs woslld ~
pleased n heak eas n these
fish.
NJ. nsehsnsn 49, eellxlnR.
Ne called Harry Knerhs, ksAss
amsnE fs.bevuse~ - . by whs
-. K~t fish. n take - -
f.ssis visitsF cut, Ia ssssHs.
Thsy put 10 see. orr ol~n's
boaIhouss IN the latitude II
neihla IN me Strata ~. weed
hooked = fiah.
AT tins end Of % mlnniss =
played out iumb@Fmsn fFasn ~
Louis hsuisd hls fizh aboard.
''oo-ch-ah /" Ne sxelslmsa. sys~
popping. whist . mai os-ahi~
That's . fair flshg~ he rem.
psHlan sspistssa Just
starter that fslloa. Take n
ss#v ard you'll get : real ans
THAT. sseank. hFsihef.-
p.stea shs sIls@suslss. That
1. pisais - ft.h. respie afsp
dad fes ssssfl<F fssh mas that
NJ. Woods ssinen = King.
weighed 81 Pounds Fmsss snd
81 dressed
II measured - insbss ~ a
inohss giFth.
ire nshsrmen s<nf n sssf fnF
~. Isouls fFlenas 10 stars ~
Missmlrtans. yoa fs@ilx<. have
n - EfsoNa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Sports Parade
BY HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Sports Editor

United Press Sports Editor
NEW YORk-Nine years ago
q man walked into a Pittsburgh
gymnasium and said 10 Johnny
Ray. who owned the tumble
down place;
THE big boys In our block
are picking on the kid, and I'll
give you a buck a week II you'll
teach him how to fight"
At that moment Billy Conn
became a fighter. In all OF his
70 years he never has been any,
thing else. II he can get money
for fighting, so much the better.
II he can't, he'll fight because
he loves il.
The man who spoke 70 Johnny
Ray was Billy's father. The
Kid, Of course, was Billy. Johnny
Ray took one look at him and
saw . frail, pale youngster with
pipe-stem arms and q face that
was almost girlish.
Standing there in the corner
IT the shabby gymnasium, he
looked anything in the world
but q professional fighter. Until
he put his hands up and shadow
boxed.
Right then knew had
something" Johnny Ray said.
and 30 I took the kid for a
buck a week"
Tonight Billy Conn and Johnny
Ray cash their biggest dividend
on the investment they made
nine years ago. They stand on
a peak after a journey up a
long. slow road. Hard knocks
and hunger have been their CON-
panions most of the way.
But win, lose or draw against
Joe Louis this evening. their
troubles are over. They viii
walk out Of the Polo Grounds
with 100000 and If they win
they are on the road TO half a
million.
Its more money than either
Of them knew existed in the
days when they were on the
tank town circuit. fighting for
as little as $3.50 a bout and
never dreaming that one day
the heavyweight championship
Of the world would come within
range of Conn's flashing left
hook.
There are factors in a prize
fight besides footwork. hooks.
jsbs and straight rights. There
10 an intangible something call
ed fighting spirit and Conn is
crammed with IL. ] think he In
too light and too much of a
powder-puff puncher TO handle
Louis, but I'm looking for him
10 put up a whale Of q scrap
while II lasts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

Ennis Named
Gull Chief

EVERETT Jimmy Ennis hae
eeen named director - health ana
athletics a. Everett high school -
replace BOY sande<rk. sho ~
Gently resigned t. seeept = pc-i-
ton - seertntendens II -chcols
AZ sfan~eod. Enns wili serve -
head ecseh IN Basketball ssd fccs-
ball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

Then go arp ct - skxhz
a. enFss 70 : foot - - s~eE.
osj<el Il eentsy 80 = xu<<<
whlek w.y - woszza tssf~i -
a. cs<z thst skF.
CT 80. ir<t Tee rfcs<t ~
usasilv srerty. s<<tsns = f<iie~s
<kEli ~ -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Major Leaders

Home runs: OFT. Giants. 10, York
Tigers. rs. CAmilli. Dodgers. IA. John
son, Athletics. IL; Nicholson, Cubs,
IS. williams. Red Scr. IL
Runs batted In: York, Tigers. 81
Nicholson. Cubs. So: Keller. YANKEES,
80. Foxx. Red soK, 40. Campbell,
Tigers. "a.
Runs: DiMaEsio, Yankees So VIII
lisms Red son. So: DiMaggio. Red
Sox so. Hack, Cubs. "a. Moore,
Cardinals. ~
Hits. Cramer. Senators. 81. Elsugh-
ter. Cardinals 30. DiMARgio. Yankees.
70. Moore Cardinals 70. Travis
Senators. "a
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