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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
LOOKING Over the Majors

yesterday. The AS outhit San
Diego. 9-3.
MIAMI BEACH. Fla The
Philadelphia Phillies unlimbered
their artillery in an intra-squad
game yesterday as the regulars,
dubbed the Sea Gulls." trounced
the Reserves. Ill.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Tn.
st. Louis Cardinals yesterday drop
ped a Z to 2 decision to the New
York Yankees. The Yanks got
seven hits to the Cards three.
SAN ANTONIO. T.,-The
st. Louis Browns lost yester-
days exhibition game to the
Boston Bees, II to s. The
Browns were outhit, u to 8.
ORLANDO, Fla. - Four Wash
ington Senators rookie pitchers
handed the champion Cincinnati
Reds s to trimming yesterday.
Although outhit II to . and Civ
ing up 10 bases on balls. the Mats
nosed out the Reds with a three
run splurge in the eighth.
MAN - The New YORK
Giants suffered their fourth defeat
on the spring training season yes
terday when they bowed TO the
Boston Red Sox. AZ. The Sox
blasted three Giant pitchers for
eight hits. Mike Rybs, Mickey
Harris and Les Fleming held the
Giants TO five safeties.
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Golf News

rhs nroehasis Meas Cali eias
held = msa.l play tournament -
fail handicap sunday
Winners nrst dsvtsinn Joe
Hsn.isr sa=is a Ar swsna.
land gsfi -. krns tsvsnhsS<n
1t-s ss.
Winners s<cana aleislaa Fran
els Chsptn Sis ~. Car tAesnn
sz.iT a. Clarence rsys.~ ss-ts
a.. him enrls sT-ia~ a.
Winners thlrs division Al pet.
rich si-ss "a. nm Ward psLzs-
a.
rssmseF. cid and even seaTna-
ment % ene-hslf handicap. Ola
holes ussd n computing the .ear~s
Winners first division Carl Ia~.
son sT.ss 3ss. y. chsrin sos
n. second division clyde MARX
any, so.. Frank Newell 80
Is re
sssss,ssd. Sunday prints. osrar
fnrsherE ~. Joe reno~irh 90
stuart Sullivan 10 lees Rasies
NJ. ~. r. Mallin ~, O 4 Peers
~. Tom Doyle "a.
Saturday. Odd and Even; useh
Warbler ~ Harry Mathews ~ y
Dan Fries y. Rse~rs Muffin ~.
i~m Jensen -. Chris csssnsush
sTs. }. " Davis -. Joe rsos-
vish ss Frank Olsen ~. Harry
Hrsdberry "a. Elmer tArsan 90.
Clarence Hlashfora 81.
March ~. Mems club meeting 81
club house 81 o'clock
Meadow rars. sunday, medal
play G. J. Hsnnsf. Ts-is -. Al
Carter. si.t7 90. A. " Royal.
s<-s ~ N division. Hob Hsxer.
si-i1 40. Hank uuischsr. sT.ts
II. Nd Fortmsn. so-ip IL ,. o.
Peterson. ss-7t ~. saturday,
s~seps. Richard Rowland. s1-tb~-
~; Joe Harrison. ss-ts -. A. y
Brigham. ss-i7 90. Meadow PARK
Mems club will meet tonight. DIN.
nsr Al sso and nins-hols play
bsfore meeting.
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Hughes Winner
OF Ski Honors
sgATTLg La vsrns Hughes II

sgATTrg- La vsrns Hughes II
the Cascade club. Portland. today
hid ths first annual Pacific
Northwest ski association junior
combined mplonship.
Hughes ADDED a second In the
downhiIi. sixteenth In sisIon. sixth
In JuDping. and ninth IN eross-
country 70 tsks tbs eroNn-
Mari sfinEi ~ seattle u..
ssosad with ISL paisss. tss
lee. thaa hughes. ss1 Dsek
DiIiss. rs Of i~asssserth
Wa third with ss5.
siinri son Jumping uith
point total Of ziss. Gift noat-
gomsry % Iens vas sse0nd. and
Dillon third In eross-eountry.
clsrsncs Crane. Tacoma. took
honors n a 50. traiisd By Seat
tisi,ss Win Cas- ana Bud Lewis
Bill Hssiy ~ Cascade usn me
do~nnili in i.0z Z. ana Dtes Lewis
az cssea1s took tina salon IN
Liza
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
RECORD FIELD COMPLETES IN TCA SWEEPS CLASSIC
Hosiak Opens
Training Work

SEATTLE Al Hos;sk. former
worlds middlewslxht champion
h>rsn training today for . but
n Portland ~dfh Dusky Alien
Matthews q 81 Louis March a.
Manager Eide Marine sAid
Hostak. weighing iss pounds.
sFreed 10 take ~ Matthews
whom 10 knocked cut two years
arc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
City Handball
Finals Monday

The All-City hsndball champion
ship in doubles goes into action
Monday night at o'clock at the
Elks courts.
Bob Holder and Oryille Stewart
meet Bill Boudwin and Al ziegler.
This match is expected TO be one
of the hardest fought in local
hsndball competition.
The public ~ invited.
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Coast Briefs

NAPA. oalif. The San Fran.
cisco Seals and the Oakland
Aoorns split . week end series Of
games. Han Francisco took the
Sunday game Q Ia with . ninth
inning rally featured BY Ted lem
ninEs triple. Oakland won sat
urday 10 with tho seals GettIng
only t~o hita
ONTARIO. Csiif - Manager
JlEEsr stats p,ttsd his Los An
Esies against thu Hruins ~ utI.A
today. and hoped they'd ae better
than Yesterday. The Angels
spurrsd a. . Spectacular five ran
rally In tbs ninth sat ~ wasn't
good enough and Sacramento won
the Sunday exhibition rs 70 10
SAN FERNANDO. csla--
Hoii,~osd. sspsstsrs fvem 81
Ia Q whipping BY seattle. wsst
against he rhiisAsspsis Ash.
i~tics to-day. rks s.As hepa
stars In hard al NJ ~sy. ssA
put svss the ~tssssg russ
vita ihres hits IN Ne mn.
Al sstSsss drove hasA stssg
M shisd haAs isss 80 srst
tive ssea In.
rAsA DE M. C~lts. -- Nike
Trssn. Chicago white sos ea,shsr
~ho wss struck on ths head by .
ba, during an sxhlnfion ssms
yesterday. vas reported resting
comfortably today st Hunting.
ton Memorial hospital
A number Of stitches ~srs taken
10 Gloss . xash In his scalp.
fresh VAS hat aufsns . ssms
hsi~ssn major league and Pacific
Coast ls.Eus players Pepper
Martin. manager of the asess-
nsnio soions. spun eomplsssly
sronnd when he took . S11nx al
pitch and his bat strsse. sns
catcher.
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Puget Sound Cage
Slickers Near End

Strankmsn. Asseltine or Mar
shan, one Of these three Puget
Sound conference hoopsters will
h the la4l individual league
scoring champion
Puyallup's pride, Fred strank-
man. holds a sevcn-point lead over
Don Asseltine Of Kent and a ten
'-point margin over Dick Marshall,
the Highline midget miracle
worker.
But Strsnkman closes his
Puget Sound conference career
against Renton at Puyallup
Saturday night and Renton IL
the only team to hold Strank-
man scoreless this year.
Marshall plays at Buckley to-
night while Kent winds up its
season with Enumclaw for Asset
tines final fling at the baskets.
The top scorers:
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.Skidaddling

r..sn.r shsiloa. sii. iAry sssess.
Lonsyisss lao
Nsn's sisiou
PRANK Bacon L0nsvss I7h1s
Ciin Audinst. ioBEslsw ! a9a Ahss
day p.sl.y. Olympus. ias. Martin
sssss ss.,..e sef'iGn Az, va ON, mo-
yisw. 1 sss SANDY nasisrsu. i<sl.
Co. Coz Don Asksg, Aberdeen.
1oi1 Barley Naidfifs. Olympia
q 0ss'. sud DiDsmors. Olympia
4 O5t Harold McCsftY. Olympia
osA Pred Brown, OLYMPIA lbi
s.a. Yong s.,,.- e"s'i s 81 o. s,.s
Lsnsviss sis
Don ssseom, Loasyis-. 10.
Ho~std hccofais. Lonsyis~ 30 ~.
Wiley, xs.re..a. . sss sa.s.s De.
ssy. ts~ls Co 7ss7. pies street.
Absrdsen, 400 ! Larry Mister. i<~is
Co 40 n D Hunt. AnsrassH.
sosi, soy pssehsf shstton. -.
Al Hshslmsn. f&sis Co. sit1.
single Penalty.
IsnisT -iaism
John osiiisus t~sis Co. 15si
Bob GOoadbs1b. LoDssiss. 90 Peter
L.nary. Lonssis-. Itis os.rzs
ron siynef Aberdeen, 81 Don
glsrdins. Aberdeen. RIO k.rHit
Walters. tssis Co, 30 Dpn starr
Aberdeen $40. Dtos Earshnsf.
Aberdeen. as
Iunisf Dos mill
Peter Ia noTB f.Dnzsss 4 90 war
fsu btfusf Abefdseas q -. Ian MI
gao. Absrdssn- J ia JohB cslii.on.
Iruls Co a.DIs Usiu l. KiafdIns
sDsrdssB. % George knoitlAslisfH.
i<sDsstsu al7 Danny Hathbtgn.
shsiton ~ Bot Ss8oidbAeh Long
Flss, : "a Dies safshnsS. Absfdssn
- DDn Starr tbsf0esu. 10 tsf-
nit Ssissfs Lewis Co n.
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Ski Weather
Today's road and six report;

Todays road and six report:
Paradise-Tempersture 81. no
new snow. - inches on ground.
clear. east wind.
Mt. Baker-Temperature 81. no
new snow. o. inches on ground.
clear. light south wind.
stevens Pass-Tempsrsture Is.
no new snow. 50 niche, on ground.
clear and calm.
Nsehes Pass-Tempersture 81.
no new snow; rs inches on ground
clear. light south wind.
snoquaimie Paes-Tenperature
n. no new snow. 80 inches on
ground, clear and calm.
snoquslmie ski Boui-Temp.rs
ture 81. no new snow, Is inches
on ground. clear.
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Walla Walla
Gets Golf Meet

SEATTLE state Golf s><e<ls-
tinn direeter. te<s.y said - sssse
np~n tournament wcutd - hrid
Iuiy IS a. Nslis Wslis cauntrf
eiue wtts amateur ccmp<sstsrs q
fetlow Ials ia
Ccntesssnfs nay thea rsexe sser
r. sressne fer tns S.tIensI
Public Links tsarnsy ep~nlnH luly
ia
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Suffers Lady Deluxe Winner Of Coast
Field Trials Championship Competition

LADY . ess<a ~ tlcyd a. Asrfsret ssiiisF.
Tacoma
she handed Nv Toa Dove rsaino HsF werk
as performed hefor. large gallery and brought
praise ffesa rxefy source
Hunhokit Star Cifi Liver .na white relntsr
owned ~ Porter Hackney. Frssae. Cal. wss 80.
md shs 49, handled ~ RnnsId Masters
BIRDS were rather scarce act Water . -
hsxsd te have hen responsible
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KANSAS CITY, Nc. - BASKET
ball teams from "a colleges. In 10
states. opsn today ths fifth annual
National intercollegiate ess<st-
bail tournament.
birnt Esnss we're Wksdslsd
today. and eight s1il - played
tomorroS. completing ths firss
round ami cutting ths field in half.
Second round games viii b. Played
on Wednesday. with quarter finals
on rhsrsdsy. and ssmi-finsis IN
ssy. rhs tho survivors play for
iss natinnzl championship sstlar-
day.
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Olson Takes
Feature Play
All But Two Of III
Men Leave Cords

One hszndr<d srd s~<entr -fo<Iy
golfers eaEar<t>d n tke F~err6
field - - f.rcna OF ennue1s-
ticn SWEEPSTAKES saeaay -
nsccNasie eessFs~
Ana sasy 10 failed - tsrs -
cards
Eight sas~n seif halls w~rs ~.
en- a. p<sz~s
~ ~sn~~s - hnr' i~uvnnv
Issetvtee - tws 49, nnnln-
esep~ss ~ 800 e1ssA - -
s~v~~ uuemens sn.~~eueoeo -
~~~ ~ mswsrs otssA
N~~a.w rssk. wssn . 80
ss~s - ~
chaes hunter. ceansrx ehsA
YES s<cond a
Jack MeIntsre. Hlshlan4 40
low net ia a. br. Waiter
csmsru.. cnansry ehsn. ssss win
George VS.. nssssdaas. frv 49,
ona essa
Winners fsrss disissoe 1as De-
s<nssn A. ssa usrie smith 4. 20
90 co.. Iehn Anderunu SO
osss1a Nielsen a. rt-io-sI. e n
Hunter c 6. and ~. ". c4msrua
c. G 49,. sits. naa t.1hmaa
n and Joe ur>ec n ,o-ss< u y.
Spike Ashy 4. srA vtruil chr 4.
ss-a a nan Aiisrvi = sn4 nsvs-
rhiiiars n si-s's az. Ar~hss
Gsrsn n =. sns tcuis Tusmsn
~ '. foT~.ss nssa n4r1nv -.
Y. ard Ice ssl~ss ~ Y. 10 ~
Frank s.x~rsru y. ard iscn
Walters ,. So a. ftsrs1a f,sse
ssfersca y. =. and mn nhermaa
~ '. ma
winners seosnd asvsssoa e. ~
Payne n snd can fA~sna \. r.
is's aois. An awsnsiiAad y an1
Joe itsnsier n Ti-ifss So. MI
Johnston ~. sna Marshall f-<s<hs
w. Ts-tss> So. Harold Jasnsns
y and rlv~n Anaersoa - =.
Ts.ii ~. pssk nfnehwey =. ?.
and . L. Hamliten ~ y. f7-tost
-~sis. Tam M~dsh w. ana tses.
Cnimsn ~ Ta.ts ~. Virgil Lang
don n. ard tses Wilson =. T1-isx
sss., rred nsnaos a. sn1 o..
repFsa A. Ttf0ss Az. ksa
Reeves " and Rick rnnmr~us ~
fa-fzt. e1ss.
Winners third division tfnrcl1
fArson n ami a. r. nriah~m ~.
'. 1919 "A. Jim rsvk H.. ". saa
Pat iohnsnn w. Ts-isss 81. -
ssbal l.. and Gen anbni l. n.
1871 ALL Harold r'hcvsrr 4. ss1
Francis chspsn n so-ia- -. Ism
Ensie y. ana v. Z MsndevtIis =.
ss.ip,s a7ss. Toe Tarea y. sa1
chsA Mcmillan ~ si-is--eA
Jack EnriEhs " and Dan nnSr-
ssiss N. Ts-is ~. Tom wai1n ~
and o. Kelley ~ =. s3-tp-e1
Winners fourth division-c -.
hooes ~ y. and tuvs Mevrts r.
sss7s's ns's. c. ". Isosissx =. p.
and FRED smith ~ p. e2-7t-e1.
usrb sati~rtss y. and ciyds mtnek
~ s<-7s-si. oea. vagsi \. p ss1
Dick wsrs'sr n. AN -. rrsnh
Newell n and chss' s~s6sssss -
so-zTss Az.
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Lsdy De Ike grand Htti. foslr-yesr-old lsznoa
and white pointer. wcn N, Pacific Coast nsla
trisls championship yesterday 81 Fiisnseurs So
competed in fed q 10.
Only fes months sgo t@dy ne tAaxs wss fight
ins for her life msjor operation "a. performed
upon her To hrins safely 70 II. hitter II =
puppies II which ftns-y survived
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Chuck Nickason
In Critical Way

VANCOUVER. n C.-Seadi-
ton % Chuck >ieksson. Van
oouNer heavyweight who hs.
heen In hospital herr since being
knocked out ~ Eddie Powell ef
seattle nine DAYS age. was ~
ported ~ "enl, fair" today.
>ickason lap.ed hack Into nm
consciousness SUNDAY.
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{. c. Sabin. won the Springer
sll-aEe stakes.
Archie Fife's Pa MAS first in
the Springer novice and C r.
Graves Brownie q Yarrow cop
ped in the Springer puppy race.
The winners were.
Cookers. sll-age: isi. Stub6y
owned and handled BY Howard c.
Gillmer: I'd. Andys JEANNE. owned
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PENSACOLA. ma 49, nobby
siEss ~ Chicago bressss through
- o saccsssfsi a~fsns~ of hi.
fsnsseoi. fnyitstionsi T~nals
Championship yesterday BY d~fsst-
ing Frsnk kSsses ~ oakl4nd.
csih. 81. 50. ga. IN ,se final
Rigs and Jack krsmss. Los
Angeles. csiif b~si wsyns ssbsn.
Portland. Ore. ani Gardner hulioy,
Mani. "a. ell. $40. "a. IS, for
tnr doublss tltis.
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ID. Dick Nsdsworths Pep. 9th.
Milton Browns sunny"
Cocker novice 1st. ANDY An
dreasen's JEANNE =. Les Ayers
"Chink". Sd. Denton Smiths
Coach. 9Th. Leo Poe's "Blackie 81
Cocker puppies: 1st. Mrs. Frank
Anderhne's Ebony SATIN: I'd.
Grant Huffmans Lady. Sd Mrs.
Frank Andcrline's Ebony Imp:
9Th. Mrs Frank Anderline's
Franks Golden Boy
Springer. sll-sge: LET. Pen
dlefon Judge" owned and
handled nv Robert c. Bishop.
Portland; I'd. Dusty Joff.-
owned and handled h, John
A. Nelson. Of Tacoma: Sd.
Newt Sir Donald" owned by
DIR. {. G. Sahin. Portland and
handled by DIR. Harry Shoot.
Portland: tth. "yarrow King"
owned and handled nv G. n.
braves. Seattle.
Novice Springer; ist. pal" A.
NJ Fife. Tacoma: I'd. Patsy" Geo.
Harris. Seattle: Sd. Smiths Sassy
Sarah" Mrs. Denton Smith Ia
coma; 4th. Pepper" Donald
Willis. Orting.
Springer puppies: 1st. Brownie
OF Yarrow." C. h. braves. Seattle:
2d. Tally" Robert wohleb. Olym-
pia; Sd. King Alderbrook, Roy
Betchart; %th, Pepper" L. f.
Sandholm, Tacoma.
William J. Loner judged all
puppy events. Pete Bridewell and
Art Bostwick judged the Springer
novice and all-sge. while Roy
COMA and Robert Wadsworth
judged the cocker novice and all
age.
II was the first time English
cookers had run. They were en-
tered by Mrs. Frank Anderline,
Tacoma. They did well.
Retrieving work in all contests
was good.
Trophies to the winners will be
presented Tuesday night Al =
meeting of the club at the Cham
Der of Commerce.
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VERSATILE PAIR

Not 70 b. outdons b. George
Stevens. doubling as produced and
director Of Columblas Penny
sersnsds. eo-stsrrinr Cary Grant
and Irene Dunns. Gen. Andersen
10 likewise doubling az unit man
sFsr and first assistant director
OF ths picture
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11

NIN " BOWL DOUBLES.
HI-MAY


In the weekly matches Of the
Nix n Bowl doubles league. Lena
Jensen snd Mill Maxwell again
walked off with the special prize
with their high score Of eie. Man
well also had the highest score
among the men With ISL. Mildred
Eaken paced the women with 3ts
HAM AND Egg LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS
Mary Leicester. one Of the Play
Mor's best women bowlers. hung
up = new high total for women
bowlers OF the Ham and Egg
league Sunday when she registered
a fine 543 score. including games
Of i7e. $50 and ala
Joe Stemp VAS hest Of the
men bowiers with his sea
total. Lusiers won three from
Ssntrcck> and stemps won
three from Witheridges.
Other score. were: BETTY
Santrock ss6. Frank kupka
i4e. Earl Wilson ase. Frames
Lusier 45l. Mary Ellis 400.
Glen Boyer 46l. Tex Ellis al.
SYLVIA Stemp SAG.
Stella McCarty asa. Pearl Hsus-
er 374. Carl Van Vlack ass. Louis
Hauser 425. Harold Lusier s9s.
c. Santrock t57. Grace Eshpeter
375. 10 Porter $50. Frances Withe-
ridge 35e. John Poyneer 425. Julius
Melboe 5il. Morley Witheridge
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Cehringer's
Worry
Tigers Back Will
Decide His Fate
Nv HARRY FERGI SO<
United Press sports rditesD


LAKELAND. FLA - Any day
now q man standing between
first and second base will stoop
over and try 10 scoop up .
grounder. When he rises. the
Detroit Tigers Will have a fair
idea Of whether they can win the
American league pennant again.
Charley Gehringer. one Of the
great second basemen Of all
time. is about ready To test on,
his siling back.
n he is unable 10 last the
distance this season. there will
he . hole In the Detroit infield
wide enough 10 drive . furoiture
van through.
Looking over the players he
led TO the pennsnt for one of
the biz upsets In baseball his
ihi y "HHHkfI LII hEFFf ANehA
prospects good.
We've got Som. good young
pitchers and | think we are as
good as last year" he said.
What he left unsaid WAS that
no one can be sure about Gehr-
myers back and there IL q fair
chance that big Hank Greenberg
will be IN the army before the
American league gets set for the
stretch run through August and
September.
They call Gehringer "the me-
chanicaI man. because Of the
ease with which he makes diff
cult pIays. hut he has been In
baseball since 1924 and the years
have begun 10 take the spring
out Of his legs.
He has covered second base so
long and 30 brilliantly for the
Tigers that II came as quite q
shock last season To learn that
he was approaching the end Of
the road.
The truth about last season In
just beginning 10 come out.
Gehringsr. suffering from a
saero-ilisc injury. was In intense
pain a good part of the time.
There were times when IL
actually was . painful effort for
him TO get out Of bed In the
morning and for \ while he wore
a brace on his back.
Screaming grounders that he
once would have caught In his
hip pocket went whistiing past
him for base hits and everybody
shook their heads and said how
sad II wAs 10 soe . great ball
player slow down.
The original idea had been To
play Gehringer in as few games
az possible. saving him for the
crucial series. But when the
Tigers got into the middle Of
the pennsnt race. they needed
all the power they could mus
ter and Cshringsr is a mean man
at the plate.
So he stayed In there day after
day. enduring IN. pain and 20
ing q long way toward bringing
the pennsnt 20 Detroit
The "meehanieai man" fin
ished up with . batting average
Of SIS. hut II WAS the World
series, with all the seaaon's
WEAKNESS on him, that really
was his downfall
He hit only -zi& In the series
and every move he made in The
field indicated he was dragging
a pain-wrseksd body around ths
diamond.
For a time Gehringsr thought
Of retiring from baseball. but
h. Was persuaded 10 come down
here this spring and give II an
other ny. That try viii occur
az soon an b. has soaked up
enough sunshins. and II will be a
crucial day in the fortunes Of tbs
1911 D~troit TIsSra
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By JEAN HUDSON

Bid 10 Northwest ski fame was
made by Southwest Washington
Ski league sunday In their annual
championship races at Paradise
Do~nhill In the morning vas
followed by slalom in the afternoon
for men, women and junior skisfs.
The Longyisw group took the
meet by . wide margin Of points
over the nearest competitor. Grays
Harbor.
Spring came out In al It's
glory for the races and BY
afternoon thu Icy slopes had
turned almost IN corn snow"
for the sIAlom run.
From small beginnings several
years ago the Southwest Wash
lngton league. composed q Long
view. Grsys Hsrbor. Olympia.
Lewis County. Shelton and Castle
Rock Ski clubs has grown until
IL Ia now one Of the outstanding
ski groups Of tn. Northwest
Significant too 10 the fact
that Tacoma sh club may
affiliate with the league for
competition nest sesson-
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Nv UNITED PRESS

ST, PETERSBURG. Fla.-Paul
Derringer starts on the mound for
><he Cincinnati Reds against the
New York Yankees in an exhibit
ton baseball game today. Marius
Russo opens for the Yankees.
The Yankees crowded seven runs
into the fourth inning to defeat
the st. Louis Cardinals, 10. yes
terday. Tommy Heinrich and Mike
Chartak hit homers for the
Yankees and Martin Marion for
the Cards. Marvin Breuer, Spud
Chandler and Rinaldo Ardizoia
held the Cards to three hits.
HAN n A - The Brooklyn
Dodgers recessed from exhibition
baseball play today before open
ing a five-game series tomorrow
with the Cuban All-Stars
The camp buzzed with talk
over the fine and suspension
Of Van Mungo, Dodger right
handler. yesterday for VIOLA
tion Of training rules.
Mungo was fined 5000 by Presi-
dent MacPhail and furnished
transportation TO Macon, Ga, and
Informed that II he wished TO
stage a comeback" it would have
to be at the camp of their Inter
national league farm club, the
Montreal Royals, who open train
ing Saturday.
The Dodgers split double
header with Cleveland yesterday,
losing the first game, 50, but
winning the Az inning nightcap'
SO.
MIAMI-Back on American soil
TODAY after a four-dsy stay in
HAVANA, the Cleveland Indians
began preparations for a heavy
exhibition schedule which Will
begin Thursday against the st
Louis Cardinals. The Indians
trimmed the Brooklyn Dodgers
yesterday. s 10 Z. in the first half
Of a double header. and dropped
the abbreviated second game, )
TO 0.
SAN BERNARDTNO. Calf. -
Manager frankie Frisch Of the
Pittsburgh Pirates poised his axe
over the heads Of his pitching staff
today following their 1919 defeat
by the White Sox in their first
inter-league exhibition game.
"Son,e Of these pitchers are
not even going east with u.s."
Frisch said after Max Butcher
and Bob klinger had been
knocked off the mound In the
first six innings to he re-
heved by Dick Lanahan, who
fared no better.
san DIEGO, Calif.-The Phila-
telphia Athletics today had q
spring exhibition record Of four
- wins against one defeat as result
Of 81 triumph over the San
DIEGO Padres. TIE Aackmen
playing without five regulars who
were participating in an sll-st.r
game A. Los Angeles. scored al
three runs in the seventh 70 over
cone the Psdrea frs, inninr pair
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EARLY BIRDS LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS

A new group Of high scores for
the season resulted from the
matches OF the Early Birds league
on the Broadway alleys Sunday.
Bob stein opened his series with a
252 game, a new high single for
the men bowlers of the league.
Helen Bernard reached IRA
In her second game for q new
top mark for the women and
finished with 52s for the b~st
three game series Of the
matches.
Cuckoos. composed of Catherine
Daugherty. Jerry Receconi. Mae
knight and Bobby Fisher. rolled
2o6s for a new high team total,
incidentally falling on the erst-
while league leading seagulls for
four points.
Blue Birds won from Storks,
Dodos won three from Black
Birds, Woodpeckers won four
from Mock king Birds and
Whippoorwills split even with
Blue Jays.
Bob STEMS $50 was high total
of the matches. Harry Long had
a 222 game and 567 total. Bob
Fisher rolled SAC for another good
score.
Besides Mrs. Bernard's big 52s
score. other good marks by the
women bowlers included: Yvonns
Johnson 494. Katherine Barber Az.
Mae Knight 46e, and Catherine
Daugherty <6p.
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