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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Brink Beaten
BY Ruiledge
Northwest Tennis
In Third Round

In Third Hound
Pat Greenup. young Tacoma
star. was twice defeated this
morning in third round singles
play OF the Northwest tennis
tournament At the Tacoma Lawn
Tennis club courts.
She lost TO Daphne Buckell
Oakland. Cal. and Oregon State
champion. in the womens division.
81. 60.
And bowed 10 Dorothy Head.
also California. in the junior girls
play. So. SO
Joann Brooke. still another Cali
fornian. beat Lucille Price. 81. 81.
Emery Neale. Portland star.
beat Kirk Stewart. Tacoma, in
mems singles play. 81. So. and
Larry Hale beat Jack Joost, SO.
60.
The sensational Jim Brink.
southpaw of Seattle, went
down before Robert Rutledge.
Oakland. is. Cd. In a thriller
In the junior boys play, under
Is years.
In the same division. Tom Van
Fleet defeated Bob Simpson, Ia
coma. e-5. 90.
Boys singles. Is and under, re-
suits were: Morris Sockolov. San
Francisco. beat Fred Fisher. Sc
attic. 81. so; Wally Cavanaugh
defeated Hunter Simpson. 81. So.
They are Tacomans. Jim Dixon,
Portland. beat Dick Peck. Seattle,
Ga. 81, and George Sutherland,
Seattle. beat Harvey Msich, Taco
ma. 6-3. 81.
In other junior girls play Joan
Brooke beat Betty Thompson, GA,
s-6.
Here are Tuesdays complete re-
suits:
Jr. Mems Singles
Jim Brink. Seattle. defeated Bob
Fleming. San Francisco. 81. 6-s.
George Sutherland. Seattle. de-
feated Gordon Rohrs, Tacoma, 60,
6-1.
Harr, Roche. San Francisco. de-
feated Glenn Murray. Tacoma, 6-3,
SO.
Mems Singles
ward Morehouse, defeated
James Kinney, San Francisco, 6-3.
81.
Jack Gurley. Sacramento. de-
feated Thomas Van Fleet, Los An
geles. ga. 60.
Larry Hall, Bakersfield. defeat
ed Carl Johnson. Tacoma, 81, Ga.
Emery Neale, Portland, defeated
Sam Robinson, Seattle, 60. 60.
Ronald English. Oakland. defeat
ed Bob Simpson. Tacoma, 6-3. 90.
Jack Joost, Tacoma, defeated
Charles Ballog. Tacoma, 6-2, 90.
Dick Bennett, Tacoma, defeated
Bud Gilmore. Salem, 6-3, 6-1.
Nick Carter, San Francisco, de-
feated George Livesey, Bellingham,
go, So.
Mems Doubles
Jack Lowe and Sam Robinson
defeated Jack Browne and Buster
Brown. So, 60.
Jack Du Priest and Wally Scott
defeated Bill Drummond and Jim
Dixon, default.
Bud Gilmore and Don Dilling-
ham defeated Lornie Bacslich and
Hugh Craft. rs. Ga.
Emery Neale and Jack Gurley
defeated Bob Simpson and Dick
Cromwell. 60. 60.
Jim Brink and Charles Hunt de-
feated Bill Young and Merrill
Ehmke, default.
Larry Hall and Ronald English
defeated Don Erwin and Jess
Courtwright. 81. 6-1
Boys Singles (under i5D
Fred Fisher. Seattle. defeated
Dick Burroughs. Tacoma, "a, 6-1;
Wally Cavansugh. Tacoma, de-
fested Ray Ryan. Seattle, So. 6-1;
Dick Peck. Seattle. defeated John
Du Priest. Tacoma. %. SO.
Women's Singles
Joann Brooke. Santa Monica, de-
feated Vera Fraser, Tacoma, OIL.
SO; Lucille Price. Portland, de-
feated Margaret Neils. Portland,
Us. 10: Betty Thompson. Oak
land. defeated Virginia Harris. Sc
attic. Ga. So; Marylinn Msgrill.
Beverly Hills. defeated Lorraine
Rhodes. Portland. default.
Junior Girls Singles
Betty Thompson. Oakland. de-
fested Msrylinn Msgrill, Beverly
Hills. so. 81.
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INDIAN CANYON COURSE.

INDIAN CANYON COURSE,
Spokane, Wash.-A couple of kids
too young even for the draft were
favorites today to win the goth
annual national public links golf
tournament as 81 survivors of the
qualifying round went into match
play.
Blonde Jimmy Clark, 20, Long
Beach, Cal, aircraft plant worker,
breezed in four strokes ahead Of
the field to take the medal with
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Yanks, Indians
On Schedule

NEW YORK - The Fourth of
July may be the traditional turn
ing point in the major league pen
nant races, but, as far as the New
York Yankees and Cleveland In
dams are concerned. possession of
the 194l American League flag
may be decided in the three-game
series beginning in Cleveland to-
day.
The Yankees, red-hot and rolling
fast with 81 victories in "a starts,
lead the second-place Indians by
five games.
The Yankees still would lead
by two games II the Indians
were 10 win all three, an I'M
likely development. Unlikely
because in 10 meetings with
the New Workers this season,
the Indians have won only
three. Two were turned In by
Teller and the other by Mel
Harder.
A 54 victory over the Chica go
White Sox yesterday enabled the
Yanks to pick up a full game on
the Indians. who lost TO the Boston
Red SoX. 90. Joe DiMsggio col
lected a single and a double to run
his batting streak 10 SIS games. Joe
Dohson. Cleveland castoff. shackIed
his former mates with four hits.
McCOSkEY HITS ONE
Barney McCoskey's first homer
of the year in the seventh inning
provided the winning edge as the
Detroit Tigers shaded the Philadel-
phis Athletics. So. Buck Newsom
held the AS TO seven hits for his
eighth victory.
The Brook lyn Dodgers
dumped the Chicago Cubs
twice, 10 and 81, TO run their
National league lead 10 four
games rs the ST. Louis Card
inals nosed out the PhiladeI-
phia Phiiliee. So In is innings.
The Cards and Phils fought Is
innings before Jimmy Browns long
fly with loaded bases and none out
scored the deciding run.
Max Butcher stopped IN. New
York Giants for the fourth time
this year as the Pittsburgh Pirates
won. 81. behind his seventh
pitching.
The Cincinnati Reds BANKED the
Boston Braves. so. as johnny
Wander Nicer famed II and al
lowed only four hits.
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Baseball STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn rs. Chicago o..
Cincinnati 5. Boston o.
ST. Louis 3. Philadelphia 2. Six
teen innings
Pittsburgh 5. New York 1.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore 8. Newark II.
Buffalo 5. Toronto L.
Jersey City 8. Syracuse j.
Rochester !, Montreal 8.
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ately. was able 10 pass on 10
others. And there were many.
A particularly apt pupil Was
his daughter, Mrs. Keller.
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Methodist Choir
To Sing Messiah
Greet Orutorio
Now zoo Years Old

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MN YORk - Americans val
~ e,llet nron II honor ne Batit
ss he very SYM bel and founds.
zion OF dsrcerScy- or univt-sal
Biblt Sunday Dee, il, And during
Btbzt Week. Dec SIT
Universal Bible Sunday. spon-
sered annually On he second Su1-
Gay IN December hy fht American
Bzblt Society and endcfstd oy
President Roosevelt is tesigne1
20 remind Anaeritsn people OF
THAR rich heHtset In the worlds
greatest book and hsir fespons-
blhfy In this dsrk hoEr IS 20 see
that il is Kept circulating IN the
world as the hulWark Of dsmoc-
fzcy In Every land
III, Society has suggested thrts
Ways in which Bible Sunday may
b. fittInsly observe II il Ask.
ing every American 10 attend The
church o. has choice on That day,
II read one entire hook II III,
Rnls, and to supply Al least one
erlistsd man viSh q copy Of the
EcriptuTst-
cltTeymtr throsf hout NE eoar.
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Both Seek Same
Destination
Unity Objective 81
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porous. These Christians probs by
had moved TO outlying parts be-
cause there were better opporta'
niiies OF trade, Paul we know,
worked az his trade rs tentmaker
and from the measure % edsca.
tion ara culture that Paul had, il
would appear That bis parents IN
Tarsu- were among the well'ro-do.
Probably nothing did more 10
bind thtse early Christians into
a united group than this mani
ftstation Of mutual thong htttilness
and Christian love, Il was the
germ Of AL mat rich beneyolence
which has characterized the Chris
tan church throughout me cen
turies. With all the criticism that
can be brought against the church
the one outstanding thing Il that
tn, spi nit OF Christian charity was
much more evidenced in Christian
circles than anywhere else.
The abbeyS and monasterles
were often cchters Of nlnistrs.
tion and help The great orders
Of the church, in their Original
work at least, had much to do
with the mirIstering OF relief. In
Our modern world the charitable
and benevolent agencies that the
church and the Christian spirit
Originally fostered have in many
respects outsrovn the church. But
The secular nature and work or
nsny Of these OIgani zations should
not bland lis 10 their original
source and motive power These
things would never have been ex-
ce pit IN a Chris tan world.
With the growth o. the church
and i Is kindred organizations the
practice OF Christian giving has
also grown, and st present there
is widespread emphasis upon rhe
fact Of Chr stisn stewardship, This
mtans emphasis upon the Chris
tan teaching that al ont has be.
longs 10 God. and that thc CHRIS.
tan II . steward. responsible for
what Is in his possession or under
his control.
This is a sound New Tesla merit
pr nciple: -'Fhstsoevtr ye do, do
all In the name OF The Lord Jesus
In the truly Christian life tt1tre
Is no secular and religious, earthly
and he avenIy. but all Of life ls
ssnetiied under the ChristIan
spirit and motive,
Thus far, ! have omitted one
very important consideration That
is the Foundation Of Christian giy-
ing in the jewish practice o. nth
ing We make profound mistake
II vTe do NOT appreciate to The fuIl
the Foundation OF Christianity In
Judaism In some Christian cir.
tIcs today, stewardship is almost
Identified with the practice Of
tithlng-th~ giving Of ons-tenth Of
ones INCOME for Christian btnevo.
lenCe and good works It Is coed
{ rzlls and ONE that, II followed,
sould place vastly larger amounts
al shs disposal Of those whose
chez business Is n ts-ye their
lfellOwmen. But tthing is = sound
primo PIE only as the LIFE and will
sssociarcd with he uthes are COM
pletsly eontecrsted TO Cod.
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BY WILLIAM n, GuROy, u. d,
EdIuor Of Advance

Jesus said. ut Is more Aessed
10 ave usn 10 receive Giving
has been from tht BEGINNING n
very important part Of he Chris
tan religion Il began before the
days OF Large funds and before
there were organized churches and
great benevolent societies 10 sup
port bait the source and motive
Of giving are the same IN every
age
Among che early disciples there
were many who were Door and
THIS vss particularly true Of the
Christians In Jerusalem. Appar.
emily Christians in cities outside
Palestine we're much more pros.
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|Churehm,n UrgoG
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Women Present
Play for Benefit

THE Living Cross, a brief play
written by Mrs. John c. Kilisn
will be presented at the Sixth
Avenue Baptist church Sunday BY
me m bers OF the Womens ausi-
hary. Mrs. C. T Winslow and
Mrs. M. r. Sandoz are directing
me plsy, which will be presented
In the interest OF the world trner-
gency fund
All circles OF the wornen's suxi
liary will meet in the church par.
lors Thursday for a Christmas
party. Luncheon will be served
at IL 80
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WalIa WaIlu I'm

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10 Elect Officers

Our Savior-s Lutheran church
congregation VIII hold its snnuai
business meeting and election Of
offict<s Nonday ev,nng al ths
church The YoEng Ladies Guild
Wi serv. a dinner Al 6 30 p. m,
ror whsch A charge Of 35c will be
inset.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Evangelist Continues
PROGRAM Of Meetings

Evan gelssr a 2. ost ot Palisades
Park, ~. J., is continuing his meet
ings nightly except Mondays al the
ELM church, So 1zth and L st-
He viii speak rhree times on Sun.
day. a. NOrnanna hal, So 18th
and X sis. at , p m and Z 80
,. m, with a special Scandinavian
service at z p n.
The Rev. Ost bases his eSaneel-
ism on the Book 81 Acts, and in
directing his campaign especial ly
for the benefit oil Young people.
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CRUMBS SWEPT UP

The church meEn Der who is IL.
rorant Of he church-s program is
usually the hardest one from
whom 10 collect money
The best SERMON ever PREACHED
viii not help the man who Il not
listening,
The greatest need OF his crookec
world is straight thinking.
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Or. Mercy Church
OF the Air" Speaker

7h< Nev. ALlLan a hAsey, MIA
ist-r ri First Methodzst shurch,
~lil NJ he speaker fer ths churcA
oi Inc Air at 80 =. m sss<isy
over kvI. 1h< ehoir oe rsnst
Methodist esureh wiIz pvevid> tks
rslie fol- ihs proHraa
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