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BEAUTY PARLORS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

CALIFORNIA, EITHER ROUTE: HEATER,
radio; share expense For information call
MRS. WHEAT ME 3106 l6$
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunities columns Of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules of acceptabllity, which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent. inde-
pendent Investigation should be
made before definite closing Of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than IL pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1941-03-09

BEDROOM SUITE, 3-piece, walnut, S35;
modern walnut twin beds. like new; maple
and ivory, pieces; odd chests and bureau
in maple. mahogany and walnut; baby bed,
chest and crib. Open Sun. 316 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-09

BEDROOM SUITE, modern. blond maple
trimmed. double bed, dresser, chest Of
drawers, night table. bench; also sturdy
dinette set: leaving city. Call Michigan
6B4S bet and r.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(Continued }

BEDROOM SET, Louis XVI mahog, hand
stained dove gray, almost new; Beautyrest
n m
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BUSINESS.

ats, >; mechanic S helpers. STANDARD
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 500 F st. NV.
STENOGRAPHERS, experienced 30 years
of age Sl0O month STANDARD EN-
PLOYMENT BUREAU, 500 st. NV.
REGISTER NOW--Presen5 and fall va
CancieS WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSO-
CITATION. Colorado Building. RE. 11l2-
VACANCIES. public private and college po-
Sltions. Immediate and September open
ingS. BALTIC. Teachers Agency, 5l6 North
Charles St. BALTIC. Nd.
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CONTINUED on Next PsgeO
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
$4,000
TAKES THE WORKS

over 20 acres. with long frontage on
both sides of u 8. No. l; established res
Iaurant business; equipment to serve over
100 persons: tourist cabinsi modern gas
oline and service station, fully equipped,
doing over $4,000 gross business large
frame dwelling. This property being sac
rificed because owner has been called into
Evening star., 1941-03-09

OIN-OPERATED MACHINES, all types,
new ano used Bought. sold and repaired.
E. o Likens. est 1918. 924 5th ST. NV.
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PERSONAL.

WILL SELL sECOND-TRUsTN NOTE $3.50.
payable Sl5 monthly So interest, well
secured, at reasonable discount. S25. F
ST ne, AT 1903
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

GIRL, white. wants general housework:
live out. Call Randolph 2494 between
m. and Is pm
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| WOMAN. middle-aged, colored, wishes po-
| sltion, housekeeper janitor, or part time,
| morning and evening, days work; a good,
! trustworthy, general houSeWorker; no Sun
| day: ref Hobart 53S3
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WOMAN, colored. reliable, wants ghw;
stay nlghts: plain cooking; no children:
ref BOB NJ st SW Jackson
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MAID, competent wishes days work for
Mon, Tues, or laundry to take home. Call
DU. 1920
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WAITRESS. colored, public, day or night
work knowledge Of salad and sandwich
making. Hobart 1885
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SITUATIONS MEN G. WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored wish positions as cook
and chauffeur. butler; ref; exp. RE. 5115.
MAN AND WIFE want work as janitor,
with living quarters: neat. good workers;
references Hobart O6SG.
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| MAID, colored. wants work can do any
KIND OF work: with ref. Dupont $3.50
| NORTH CAROLINA GIRL wishes lob as
! g.h.w.; good references. Call North 6O14
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WOMAN colored. neat, wants work, any
kind ref; from 8 until o'clock. Phone
MI 1896
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Seattle Puts
Sacs on Ears
SACRAMENTO
Sacramento

SACRAMENTO - Sacramento
suffered its first shut-out OF the
season last night when Hal Tur-
pin. Seattle Highlander, BANKED
the league-leading Solons with 10
scattered hits for 2 to o VIC
tory.
The win was the more remark
able because Norbert Kleinke, on
the mound for the Senators.
handed out only four hits But
two Of them came in the eighth
inning with base on balls and
an infield out sandwiched in, and
Turpin himself accounted for both
when he singled to score Les
Scarsella and Dick Gyselman.
Turpin had only one bad inning
the seventh-when he was
touched for four hits but tight
fielding kept the usually fast
Solons from scoring. Sacramento
left nine men stranded on the
sacks The Rainier win cut the
SoIons' lead TO eight and a half
games.
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Second Win

SAN DIEGO = Portland's
Beavers last night scored their
second straight over San Diego
by a 6 TO score. although Stan
Sperry. Padre second-baseman
was the hitting star with two
doubles and two singles in four
trips TO the plate. Eddie Pelle-
grim homered In the fifth with
Sperry on base for San Diego.
Sperry also scored In the seventh
and ninth innings on singles by
Ballenger and Mcdonald. Ad
Lislxa was credited with the vic
tory over Jess Nalman. who lasted
only third Of an inning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
WI Leaders
Lose Contests
Spokane. Yokimo
Beoten by Rivols

SALEM, ore.-There's no place
like home for the Salem Senators
In fact, if it weren't for their road
schedules. the Western Interna.
tional league race would be over
this instant-or practically 80.
The Solons furfhered their
home-field winning habits last
night, making use Of five Spo-
kane errors 20 trip the league
leaders s-5.
Salem got only eight hits to
Spokane's II. but slowed the game
away In the seventh with four
runs.
Roy Helser kept the Indians on
the reservation except for a three
run outburst in the fifth.
The second-place Yakima Pip
pins also lost ground. yielding a
5-3 decision TO Wenatchee. Barke-
lew and Mcconnell gave up only
three hits between them but were
by three Yakima errors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06


ST. LoUIS-Luke Sewell. coach
of the Cleveland Indians, replaces
Fred Haney as manager of the
st. Louis Browns in the American
league today.
Club President Donald L.
Barnes, who announced the change
last night, said Haney will remain
in an undetermined capacity for
the duration of his three-year con-
tract which ends this season.
Sewells contract runs
through 1942, Barnes said.
Salary terms were not made
public.
The Browns finished eighth in
the American league in 1889 and
seventh last season under Haney.
After As games of the 1941 season
the Browns were one point out
of the cellar.
Sewell, 40 years old, was a
catcher until his unconditional re-
lease by Brooklyn in 1899. He then
went TO Cleveland and became a
coach in June OF that year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Pistol Club
Again Active

Pistol shooting is expected to
boom next year with the Tacoma
Pistol club leading the way for a
big program Of winter shooting.
New officers recently elected by
the club include Harry Morris,
president; Jack Reynolds. vice
president; Chef Creso and George
Grandall. trustees. and Clarence
Digger. secretary-treasurer. The
club meets Monday and Fridays at
s11is Pacific ave.
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Pioneer League
By United PRESS

The weather was the big winner
in the Pioneer league last night.
He cut loose with showers that
forced postponement OF the SEIZED
uled battles between Boise and
Salt Lake and Pocatello and Og-
den.
The only game played WAS
more like q track meet than
ball game. Idaho Falls con-
nected with % hits TO smother
Twin Falls. 1911.
The Russett's big hitters ham
mered out a triple, four doubles
and II singles for their big eve
ming. Eight Of the runs were piled
up in the second inning and six
in the eighth. The lone Cowboy
tally was made in the second. The
winning pitcher. Bradley. allowed
only seven hits
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he comes in. But Garth. sr.
soon begins 70 fidget and then
he and Mrs. Garth slip out on
the course and take up the trail
Of their son.
They'll be ducking behind
trees and watching me- all after
noon,- Tyren said. "but l don't
misd that. It's just when
they're walking along beside
me that I get nervous.
I vas playing a match in the
city championship at Beaumont
one time and they were follow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
lass Gjolme
Will Enter
Track Event

SEATTLE - The University Of
Washington announced today that
Harold "TaSs" Gjolme. northern
division golf champion, would be
entered in the national collegiate
tournament at Ohio State univer-
sity June 1928.
Gjolme. a sophomore at Wash
ington. won the division crown at
Pullman with a sub-par round Of
13S. He also captured the King
county public links championship
this spring. He will be Washing
toms first national golf competitor
in more than dozen years.
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On Air Toniqhi

Officials from Portland. who
will handle the June IL and Is
Tacoma ALTERED Dog show in
Exposition hall will be interviewed
tonight by Ray Grummel on his
you and Your Dog" program
over KMo at SIS p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Angels Fly

OAkLAND-Los Angeles swap
ped last place with Oakland last
night by scoring a s to win over
the Aeorns when Julio Bonetti
set the Oaks down with six hits.
Jack Salveson allowed IS hits and
four runs before he retired in the
eighth in favor OF Tom Ananicz.
Bill Raimondi was banished for
disputing a decision.
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15-YEAR-OLD BOY IN MATT

ef tso. and II sill be a gallery
that viii h ducking behind
tres. taking cover In bushes
and using every known device
Of the old Indian fighters 70
keep the youngster from seeing
them.
IL viii b his father and
mother.
Tyrell says IL makes him
nervous for his parents 70 fol-
low him around the course. 80
they try 10 sit quietly on the
clubhouse lawn and wait until
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Seals Spanked

II o l. l. \ W GOD - Hollywood
scored its second straight over
San Francisco last night, 5 to 3,
punching four hits and a walk in
the third inning for the clinching
runs and quelled an eighth-inning
uprising, frankie Dasso gave the
Seals only seven hits. three of
which went to Jake Powell In
the third, successive doubles by
Bob Kshle. Harry Rosenberg, and
Jim Hoover. a walk to Babe Her
man and Cliff Dappers triple iced
the game. Larry Jansen was the
victim of the big inning.
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ing ne. I lost and ever since
then they never get in the gal
lery behind me.
With q little luck Garth. sr..
would have been IN this tourna-
ment himself. He and his son
tried to qualify for the open.
but Garth. ST. had two rounds
q IS and - and that wasn't
good enough. Meantime the
kid-not playing IN the same
threesome with his father-got
= "a and IS and found himself
qualified for the open.
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gelf. Even In the DAYS when
Bobby Jones Vas known - the
Boy Wizard Of Golf h did
not get into the open until he
was Is.
II IL going to Be quite a sight
when Tyrell tees off at FPS
O'Clock this Afternoon. There
viii BE- no big gallery following
him because the crowd viii Be
behind the Nelson's. Hogans.
Littles and McSpadens-the big
shots Of the game.
But TyreIl win have . gallery
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

4t3@<e EH4H ~ INC OutrAcitg "a
Washington.
Filling Hillyer's shoes win be no
eaEy task.
But. then. Hillyer had an equally
difficult task in filling the 'shoes
made vacant BY his predecessor, Roy
Rosenthal
So. knowing Don since his school
dayz. your old neighbor IL quite
satisfied the Tacoman viii do first
rete JOB.
Don came to this corner while
. student al Lincoln and was given
~ job Of Supplying Times readers
Mil Ale news. sports and general.
He did his work without fault.
moved into u. Of W. to complete his
education. attracted the attention Of
HIllyer who made him his assistant
md wa rips for Eddie's job when
16die moved into the business world.
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For six innings Tate held the
Tigers to two blows and staged
their only rally in the seventh,
getting four of their seven blows
two of them doubles.
Perry and koehler doubled
and Stoeber and Cadinha
singled.
But out of the barrage came
only two runs, and that ended
hopes of the Bengals, because the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

TsreH has been playing golf
for five years and has picked mp
= few minor titles. He spends
some Of his time in California
and won the southern California
junior championship.
But this is his first trip on
the big time and there was con-
siderable ave IN his eyes as he
sat At a table in the clubhouse
with Tommy Armour and looked
around At the other great
figures Of golf.
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BY HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Sports Editor

FORT WORTH. Texzs-n It's
true that = little child shall
lead them. then the player to
watch today a. the field starts
out IN the national open golf
championship il Tyrell Garth.
IT,. Of Beaumont. Texas.
he l. rs years old. has = face
that looks like II never had
bern touched ~ = razor and n
the youngest person ever 10
shoot for the biggest prize In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
BUDDY's A PAPPY

Buddy Baer. heavyweight fight
er. is the father of a seven-pound-
three-ounce girl, born yesterday.
Mrs. Baer is the daughter Of a
local boxing promoter. The child
has been named sheila Elizabeth
Bser.
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Jansen 4, Dssso 3: bases on balls. off
Jansen 7, Dasso 4. struck out. by
Jansen 3. Dasso 9: hit by pitcher
Hoover by Jansen: left on bases. San
Francisco .. Hollywood 10. two-base
hits. Kahle Rosenberg 2, Hoover.
three-base hit, Dapper. stolen bases,
Carroll, White; runs batted in. Powell.
White. Rosenberg. Dapper, Hoover.
double plays. ogrodowski 70 Trower,
White to Fain.
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Tigers Lose

Caps came back in the eighth 70
run over two more counters while
Tate went back TO hard and effec-
tive work again.
Five errors by the Bengals did
the cause no good.
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Yakima's Pippins, second

Nakima's Pippins, second
plaeers in the WI title chase,
open a five-game series at Ath-
ietic Park Friday night with a
double header at : o'clock. A
double bill Sunday. first game
1850. viii conclude the series.
Fridays twin bill includes a
postponed game.
faldma's Hot Stove league Is
returning the favor Sunday,
coming by train on an excur-
sion and are scheduled TO arrive
between IL and l p. m.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Boston 4. ST. Louis ?.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia. rain.
Chicago At Brooklyn. rain.
Pittsburgh at New York. rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St Paul 8. Louisville I.
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yeson. innings pitched. by Salveson
~: at bat. off Salveson 80: hits, off
4, runs responsible for. Salyeson 5,
Bonetti /. struck out, by Salveson l.
Bonetti 5. Ananicz /. bases on balls
off Bonetti !. Ananicz l. three-base
hits. Luby, Collins Merullo: two-base
hits. Moore. Salveson. Conroy. Mayo.
runs batted in. Tauby. Collins.
Merullo, Bonetti Mayo, Moore, Con-
roy. sacrifice, Tauby
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SACRAMENTO

summary = HWIh TNeVUIINIUIF IVT !
KleInke 2: bases on balls. off Turpin
4. Klelnke q. struck out. by Turpin 4.
Kleinke Z: left on bases, Seattle 2,
Sacramento Q. two-base hit Gysel-
man: three base hit. Endicott; sacri-
flee hits. Kleinke. Niemiec 2. Camp
bell; players walking Averin. Blatt-
ner. Gyselman: runs batted in. Tur-
pin 2: double plays. Campbell to Me
mice. Sturdy Cunassisted).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Major Leaders
BY UNITED PRESS
Five leading batters:

Home runs: York, Tigers. 10: OFT.
Giants ~; Camilli, Dodgers. ~.
Johnson, Athletics. IL: Nicholson,
Cubs, 10. Heath. Indians, g.
Runs hated In: York. Tigers. as.
Nicholson. Cubs, AL Keller. Yankees.
80. Gordon. Yankees. 81; Heath. In
dams. IS. S. Chapman, Athletics. 80,
Fox Red Sox. SO.
Runs: DiMaggio. Yankees. AZ Di-
Maggie. Red Sox. 30. Moore. Csrdi-
mails. 80. s. Chapman, Athletics 80.
Williams, Red Sox, 80. Knickerbocker,
White Sox. 80.
Hits Cramer. Senators. "a: s. Chap
man, Athletics. 81; Travis, Senators,
"a: Slaughter. Cardinals. 63; Siebert.
Athletics, 81.
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z-Batted for Mcconnell in 9th.
score by Innings
Wenatches ...... 00S 900 2o0-S
Yakima ............. oio 900 2oo--3
Summary: Runs batted IN. Cox.
Wilson 2 Endress. Evans, Madrid.
two-base hit. Younker. three-base hit,
Wilson: stolen bases. Reese (homel >.
Knobles: left on bases, Wenatchee 10,
Yakima 8. base on balls. off Libke 4.
Barkelew o: struck out. by Libke 4.
Barkelew 3: hits. off Barkelew In
innings 2. 5 runs, off Libke In III
innings, Z. runs: earned runs. Wen
atchee 8. Yakima 3: runs responsible
for. Libke 3. Barkelew 8, wild pitch,
Libke: winning pitcher. Libke losing
pitcher Barkelew. umpires. Weisger-
Der and Kallis; time OF game. so.
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stolen bRSe Reich: runs bstted in,
Reich = Annunzio Wright Norbert.
PeilRgrini 2. BailinEer Mcdonald.
double play. Brewer 20 'Pellszrini %
Mcdonald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
VANCOUVER c

VANCOUVER. r. C.-Taooma's
Tigers fell before the hurting skill
OF Cowboy Tate last night. gather
ing only seven blows and three
runs, while the Capilanos were
cracking Milt Cadinha for IL
blows, including timely homers by
Jolley and Warfield and doubles
by McGinnis and Lingua, who hit
two of them.
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NANCOt YER
=
Score hY Innings

Ssnmary-Struck out by Tate 4,
Cadinha 4 bases on balls off Tate 2.
Cadinha 2; left on bases. Vancouver
7. Tacoma Z. home runs. Jolley. War
field: two-base hits. McGinnis, Lin
qua 2, Perry. Jewell. Koehler, Hanson:
runs batted in, Wright, Jolley 8.
Lingua. Koehler, Stoeber, Warfield.
McGinnis, Hanson; double play. Nc
Ginnis 10 Cailteaux to Wright: time,
2;lo. umpires. Moran and Valerie.
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TheAStandinqs


WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Seattle :. Sacramento 0.
Portland 6. San Diego Z.
Hollywood 8. San Francisco :.
Los Angeles 6. Oakland 1.
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Lon the Of Nrt Antonio
md native
Don sslonss 70 Sigma Delta Chi journalism honorary and P
esna Alpha political scisnce honorary.
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Totals


Spokane ............ 600 O3o Ol1-5
Salem .......... COS 600 42x-e
Summary-At bat. off Helser IS.
Hayes so: hits. off Helser IL. Hayes 8.
runs scored. off Helser 5, Hayes Q;
runs responsible for. Helser 5. Hayes
5: struck out, by Helser Z. Hayes 8.
bases on balls. off Helser s. Hayes Q:
left on bases. Spokane Q. Salem 8:
three-oase hit. Alden. two-base hits,
Milani. Cameron. Beard. Bergstrom.
Gedzius. Lanifero: runs batted in.
Lanifero 2. Beard. Alden 2. Berg
strom 2. Griffiths. Martinez. Light
ncr. Mccormack: sacrifices. Grit
fiths Adams Alden: stolen bases.
Lanifero. Cameron. double plays.
Martinez 20 Gedzius 10 Miami Grif-
fiths 70 Lanifero 20 Bates Bates TO
Adams 20 Griffiths. time, ans: UNI
pires. Nelson and Enger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
NTH ELLIOTT METCALF

Roi oAcDbEho, nrst rate grad COACH has reached
He has been appointed superintendent of sanwOod
district schools
And BY that appointment left his post head
md chief Of the physical education department of Everett
About 10 years ago when the good Sandy took over
College Of Puget Sound grid job where he did splendid
job he said 70 ne one day:
This cosehins work tough Looks the
4. position II is difficult"
Sandy of referring multiplicity outside
He then explained that in time hoped
sensational department athletic
n.aly because Of HI. character q. wei
sssy should continue % advance responsible positions
highest pay Sandy he L.
sn q the few grid coaches have known with whom would have
washington player graduate
y outstanding
He would rather lose conference. title than take risk of nrnr
player even though that player a of
Understands Golden Rule
Shucks he said at another time, Il can't lei soand-so
play He's been hurt Not bad but hurt just the
sure the KID wants That's The way
conditions wouldn't put play
The injury really wouldn't hinder him"
IN ether words with Sandy golden rule.
And that the type Of whose department has always been
Sandy has coached for virtually 20 having filled
Franklin high Portland Ore wenstchee seowooey Eensburg
In that time be learned paradox problems youth
He b pappy In his right
can only hope SANDY at last well his 10 bigger and
bctter things He has earned that
sandys athletic post at Everett high Jimmy
Ennis former Broadway high Seattle younger appears
Jimmy Sandberg protege his
COPIED the two
years he served the Guls'
But Emma for
the post ability.
Jimmy College Puget when Sandy ruled the
job Almost instantly Sandy saw Ennis the msknss not only
able player. a
Well Ennis brilliant He could He He
became the performers and
And In his coaching where Sandy him. he
has done job Everett
tam ability.
While Jimmy along trail Sandy was
~ him. advising, encouraging.
the a idea what i,uh.r
ksndbsrg il constructed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Don Puqnetti Moves Up

Another Lincoln high school graduate has gone into
higher education and from there into prominent athletic
posi-.
Don Pugnetu Is the latest, the Tacoma young man
having been named to succeed Eddie Hyer as public rea-
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Batted for Brewer in ninth.
Score hy Innings
Portland ......3o i 40 1905
San DIEGO .......... .oOo O2O lol-A
SummRry-Winning pitcher. Liska:
losing pitcher, Mailman: innings
pitched. taska 81. Mailman = Thorn
as 62.: at bat. off Liska IS. Mailman
2 Thomas a.: runs scored off LiskR
g. Mailman a Thomas e. hits, off
Liska To- Mailman q Thomas :. runs
responsible for. Llsks 4. Mailman q
Thomas 4: bases on balls. off Liska
l. Mailman /. Thomas I: struck out.
BY LlskR 5, Mailman O. Thomas 8
left on bases Portland S. San Desc
O. passed ball. Detore. two-baSe hits.
Thompson. Annunzio. Brown. Sperry
q home run. Rellagrini: sacrifice
hits. Annunzio. Coscarart q IAska,
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Milf Cadinha
Heavily Hit
Seventh Inning Is
Only Bengal Reilly

Vancouver s. Tacoma 3.
Wenatchee s, Yakima 8.
Salem .. Spokane 5.
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a Batted for Ogrodowski in eighth
b Batted for Jansen in ninth.
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q Battcd for = yes In ninth.
b Ran for JACOBSEN IN ninth.
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! Batted for Thomas in seventh.
, Batted for Brewer in ninth.
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