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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Postoffice Closed
on Armistice Day

The WyandOtte pOStOffice will De
CLOSED Monday. Move mber IL. which Is
Armi>tice day and legal holiday
Adam Przybyiski. postmaster. an
ounces. and no city or rural mail de-
livery will be made that day. The lob
by of the pOStoffice will be open from
am. 10 pm. for POStOffice box pa
irons. All special delivery and perish a
a"ie mail matter will be delivered up
Cu arrival
All mail viii! be received and dis
patches aS usual
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Dies After a
Long Illness

Mrs. Catherine Craigie. 46, passed
away at her home, 251 Pine street,
last Sunday morning, following a lin
gering illness. She leaves two daugh-
tiers, Annie and Jennette, a sister,
Mrs. Robert BrySon Of Riverview and
brother and six sisters in Scotland.
Funeral services were conducted by
DIR. w. Z. Hall OF the Presbyterian
church at the Nixon funeral home on
Tuesday afternoon. Burial was in
Ferndale cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Community Fund
Solicitation On

At a meeting a the Wys1dotte-
Trenton branch of the Detroit COM
munity fund, held last Friday. il was
reported that S3.e96 had been collect
ed up TO that time. Another meeting
Of the solicitors was held ON Wednes-
day night Of this week.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07

The WOmen's Union of the Presby-
terrain church will hold business
meeting next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ r. Rupert will be the devO-
tiOnal leader.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
SCHOOL. BUDGET
IS s6|O,S6O FOR
THE NEXT YEAR

V'Lt. Beard of Education al it, meet
ing Monday evening gave final approx
al Ia Che budget for the year 1914 II.
HI" hudscr has he IA under Cun>idcrd-
tiOE since last July and in lis final
form reflects the result OF careful
sttLy and understanding of the needs
OF education in the community. The
toili budget ~ approved requires
81 $50 Tor operating expenses. state
fU:. Is delinquent taxes, and other re
Cc.;I> make the amount necessary To
IN ,>>c>>rd $:i4I 900 OH the basis of a
o. !-r cent collection. The debt ser
W, requires So mo additional max
in L grand total IF $314,OOO.
+ total figure is but S2.JOD over
thu, of last year. in spite of the fact
thar there have be, n increases III sal
JrI,~ /" teaching and operating EN-
pluytS besides higher costs in mater
ial> for 0p, ration. Every economy Is
benz exercised by the Board com
patihle with efficiency of the eduCa-
tioI..,l program.
Iur increase in AS >Sed valuation
Uf approximately %2O;W.OID is taken
up hy the $l?.OO reduction i'll state
funds due 10 the new school law en-
pcnalized cities aud over subsidized
rural and village communities. This
amount would have represented loss
of $4J.OOO had it not been for the eff
forts of Representative Frederick }.
Gartner and the organization OF city
schools.
Tap total tax rate will be S.4tE mills
as determined by City Assessor Ed
ward W. Kane The rate last year
was Sis mills which represents re
ductiun of 34J mills or 34..I cents per
thousand of valuation.
During the past y,ar aud this sum
mer the Board has found il necessary
TO make many needed repairs. The la
hadip gymnasium was entirely rebuilt
within at Il cost of %lO.Wn. 4 new
ceiling was placed in the Roosevelt
auditorium aud the two music rooms
treated. New shops for metal work,
dutUmechanic>. electrical shop, and
provisions for more adequate defense
training were established.
The. school system has continuously
had the prOblt of needed additions
Ia the. Washington and Lincoln schools
passing upon ii. These schools have
reached their limit of student capa-
,itv Add.d nnnuIutiou will make
hniIdiuy extenSionS necessary
, IntI II7
i' r.,,'h.
,,a,,om'I ,,,rJ ,4o7oo0
instruction - 42J.1OO.OO
.,,,',ati'" &c Nam 1inrlud-
ing $1,000 for recreation
.v,.nS. ~ 100
u,,i,i,,'',,,.,. g ,L,ut y Ono an
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07

Young men desiring Information re-
garding enlistment in the navy should
apply To the recruiting station, go
Federal building. Detroit
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07

immaculate Heart circle. Daughters
of Isabella, held an open installation
Of officers on Wednesday evening in
ST. Joseph auditorium. Members of
WyandOtte council. Knights of Column
bus were invited guests.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07
Brief Brevities

Chapter AT, PEG. will have
bridge party at its meeting next We'd
neSday.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07

The WOmen's Union of the PreSby-
terrain church will hold a business
meeting next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ +. Rupert will be the devo-
tiOnal leader.
Young men desiring information re-
garding enlistment in the navy should
apply To the recruiting station, go
Federal building. Detroit.
immaculate Heart circle. Daughters
of Isabella, held an open installation
Of officers on Wednesday evening in
ST. Joseph auditorium. Members Of
WyandOtte council. Knights of Column
bus were invited guests.
Theodore BrOch, former mayor OF
Narvik, Norway, will deliver lecture
i'll Roosevelt high school auditorium
under the auspices Of the Wyandotte
TeacerS club, on Monday, November
IL. His subject will be Tragedy Of
Norway
The Down River Bar Association
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Kenneth
Logan, River Rouge; vice president,
Floyd NJ. Phinney, Trenton; secretary.
Kirby l.. Wilson, Jr., River Rouge;
treasurer, Raymond Mix ,WyandOtte.
At its session in Boston this week,
two WyandOtte physicians, DIR. Fred
erick Il. Maibauer and DIR. Clifford III.
Keene, were awarded u fellowship in
the American College of Surgeons.
Other WyandOtte fellOwships are held
by DIR. w. II. Honor, who is attending
the convention, and DIR. Glenn l.. Coan.
Vernon COnzett. one of the 20 per-
sons killed in a plane crash near st.
Thomas, Ont, Thursday night Of last
week, leaves two relatives residing at
$50 Maple street. this city. They are
COn7ttt's father and sister. Mrs.
Verne Schultz.
Directors of vocational training for
defense workers, cOOrdinatOrs of APP
prentice training. and cOOrdinators or
distributive education will hold
joint meeting on November Z and s, at
Camp Mich-VO-Ed on Allegan Lake.
WyandOtte will be repre- scented by
Clare Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. &. ;. Scribner. Of War
ner. y. H.. and Mt Vernon, Ohio, are
guests at the j. ID. Haven home, 1851
Biddle avenue.
DR. W. ii. Honor left Monday after
noon for trip 10 Boston. Mass. He
is expected back today.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-07

Black fur neckpiece. Reward Phone
Trenton 0205 or Herald office.
-~S
Will not he responsible for debts
contracted by any one but myself.
ave JACK c. CLARK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Joan Allard
Leads Golfers
Shoots 79 Medal
Score in Sweeps

With a 70 medal. Mrs. Robert
Allsrd Joan Mshonl paced the
field Of entrants in the monthly
sweepstakes held yesterday At
Brookdale by the Tacoma wom-
ems Golf association.
Play was match versus par.
In the first division Mrs. Allard
Of Brookdale led with T9-5-sven to
par. Mrs. L. C. Fielder Of Fir
crest placed second with s4-io-i
down. Third place went 20 Mrs.
Arthur Rust. Country Club. Gill
5 down.
Alienmore members took
the first and second spot In
the second division, Mrs. Matt
Richmond leading with 81
l6-even and Mrs. v. Melquist.
sl-Is-I down. Mrs. q. Rowe
of Broolxdale finished third,
es-17-s down.
Mrs. Walter Buhre Of Meadow
Park led the entire field with a
5 up advantage over Mrs. Par,
shooting an 81 with her 10 handi-
cap and out in front in the third
division. Mrs. NJ. witheridge Of
Highland was second with 97-21-
even. Last place went 10 Mrs.
ID. NJ. Wood OF Fircrest. P5-22-l
down.
Fourth division players
were led by Mrs. p. sharp.
Fort Lewis, 99-ss-I down, fol-
lowed by Mrs. II. Mccormick
of Fort Lewis with 104-25-i
down. Mrs. G. J. Senner.
Meadow Park with l02-24-5
down. third.
Mrs. X. Flanders Of Fircrest was
fifth division winner with 1851
up. Mrs. T.. l.. West and Mrs.
f. J. Elmore both from Highland
shot 1892 down and l12-3o-4
down, respectively.
In the sixth division. Mrs.
Theodore Turner OF Allenmore was
first with a net IS and Mrs. 4. F.
Buchanan OF Allenmore was sec
ond with a net 81.
Mrs. Robert Allard won with II
puts in the putting contest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Dom DiMaq
Faces Army

BOSTON - ncminic DiMaKEio.
2s-year-ola oatfleidsr g the Be
tor Red Sex. has been notified BY
his san Francisco. Cal. draft
6oard 10 report for physical En-
animation in Boston when the club
returns Saturday from = western
trip. state seleeflve service head
quarters said today.
A report 20 DtaagEtef
physical examination Win -
forwarded e san Francisco
and he Nth ~ classified there
The examination win be Efeea
here 20 save DlAsggio . trip
- California.
piMaggio IL unmarried. Ills
brothers. Joe Of the New York
Yankees and Vince Of the Pitts
burgh Pirates. both ara married
and have been deferred temper
arily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
New Battery
For Truckmen

sparkled by their new collegiate
battery. Tacoma Truckers take
the field tomorrow night against
the Renton Aeros ready for a
surge out OF the Northwest league
cellar in q game slated for Ath-
leuc park At $50 o'clock.
Warren slerre and Emmett
Watson, ranking University Of
Washington mound duo. were
signed by the Truckers last
week and viii be making their
first Tacoma appearance here
Wednesday night.
The Truckers have three games
slated this week. playing host To
the league-leading Bre erton
Cruisers on Friday. then travelling
to Bremerton on Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11

Kara 10 Teach
Art Of BOXING

MOSCOW. Ids. - Teddy kara.
f7o-pouaa dynamo No has wcn
three National intercollegiate eox-
ing titles. was enrouts % south.
western Louisiana institute today
70 take up a ceachink 1oh.
Kara planned 10 step ever At
Cleveland. @. before kosns = the
southern schoel where he wlil also
complete work for ~ bachelors
degree.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Patterson
Golf Event
Is Planned

The Tacoma Golf association is
toying with an idea of sgd Ander-
son. business manager of Fircrest
course.
The idea concerns a proposed
Patterson golf tournament. a
eity-wide event which has met
with enthusiasm on the part of
Chef Corey. association president,
and his fellow officers.
The plans cali for an 1s-hole
event some Sunday afternoon
soon over the Fircrest course.
Prizes would 20 to the three low
gross score and a low net of Sc.
That limit has been set because
Of discrepancies often found in
handicaps. II a dad and son should
become hot" and coast in with a
net 81, the score automatically
would 60 up to Sc.
Handicaps would figure in all
play below the three low gross
scores.
There are numerous father-son
golfing combinations here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Tacoma Golfers Do Well in
Interciiy Sweepstakes Play
Chuck Congdon Wins First Money With
20; Kofoed Brothers Also Stond Out

sEATTLE-chuok congo o n
car1ed a 20 over the Rainier Golf
Club course yesterday 10 win first
money in the intercity open sweep
stakes.
Walter Pursey. Seattle. was sec
ond with q one-under-par II.
Warren Kofoed Of Tacoma and
Ken Tucker. Everett. tied for
third with - each
Bud Lehman Of Brookdale. Ia
coma. checked in among the ana
teurs with = card Of 75-T-6s. low
enough to share first division Low
net honors with Charley Humber
OF Sand Point. who had 77-e-ss.
Those four-under- par net
tallies, however, looked like
high scores when Ken kofoed.
another Brookdale player
posted q card Of Tf-1o-e1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Leads Oregon Golf

PORTLAND - Oregon's best
amateur golfers today started the
second Is holes of their qualifying
round for the state tournament
with Harold Salvador OF the
Columbia course holding q one
stroke lead at 70.
Another Columbian, Matt
Hatala, carded n - over the
Oswego layout for second spot
1T the end of the first Is.
Other scores:
75-Bob Hofer. Colwood: Bob
McReynolds. Broadmoor; Die X
Hanen. University Of oregon
(Marshfield). Ray Isaaes. River
side; Marty Leptich, Peninsula; ;
Reg OFT, oswego; George Beech
Ter. Hood River.
76-Dr. o. r. Willing. Wavsrly;
Les Stephens. Oswego.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Harry CraYson's Scorsboard
Bill TiIdsn Then La cosss. cochsi. Dudgs,
Perry; Professional Kossluh Rdnks The Tennis
Greats; Riggs Cont concsntsofs. Mcneil
Just Swingsr

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Boilers Score
By Hard Rally

The Bottlers OF Tacoma came
from behind in = ball game at Fort
Lewis. beating the 14sth Field Ar
tillery. Is TO IS. The Bottlers
staged an eight-run rally I'd tie
and then went on To win By n
squeeze play In the last Of the
ninth. Jim Boyd did a good re-
lief pitching Job. Johnny ketters
got four for five. Lien. Boyd and
Yerberry were the winning bat
terry. Hines. Stewart. Smith and
Kitechner worked for the soldiers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
nv usKEy aRAysoS
rim<s re<slsi writer


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11

III oettert--stutz. Ban FfNnfiaco.
Hafreii Portland. Pippen oakland
B< oess ban Diego = DfrFli. Portland
Aunsar Sacramento. huHteas CeAa
ianc BzFE, Los AEsslsa. ofoson. esn
Fxarcia SEQ
WiId pitfhsa-BuEt1n. OAEianf.
Joyos. B@D Frans ihco. Barrett. -
DaEiarc O
ehutoatn--T 1zrpin heatttf l4akh.
Portland. Tern. san Desc. }.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Sports Parade
~ HARRY FERGUSON
ualsed Pres. sports Editor

aHHH8 -" 9E8Ht. Es8ft8f
INV william Terry.
head Of the brains department
Of the New York Giants. 10
suffering today from a bad at
tack Of the ST. Louis blues. II
10 . fairly common aliment and
10 prevalent among baseball
men who make deals with the
81. Louis Cardinals.
Leas than = month ago Mr..
Terry decided that Harry Gum
bert could not throw bsssbails
with sufficient efficiency TO re-
main . member Of the Giants.
Mr.. Terry liied the way one
Fiddler MN Mc0ee 81 tire 81
Louis Cardinals threw bssehaIIs
and be decided % venture into
the slave msrfs Of the national
game and swap some human
chatteI with Bfsnch Hickey.
chairman ~ the think depart
ment % the Cardinals.
When = man decides 10 swap
with Hickey. he already 10 IN
the first stages Of the ~. Louis
blues. After the disease
progresses rapidly and the crisis
arrives then the patient hands
over 10 Hickey = bunch 81 fold.
ing money In addition 10 some
ball players.
Mr.. TerrY's case history fol.
lowed the familiar pattern.
Hickey aliosed that - would
be willing to Discuss aNspplng
McCes for Cumbeft, bat he
naturally added that Mr.. Terry
would have 10 lay some Isttnes
on the line inasmuch - he
though MCGEE was such a fine
baseball thrower.
Teasing fsverishiy IL ths
critical stages Of the ~ Louis
blues. Mr.. Terry nsstter.a thai
he would give 0umbert. Psai
Dean and = big wad Of isftuee
for sic0es. some say thu let
tuos amounted 10 t1o.oee saa
some say $4,000. but that IL :
comparatively trivial psint
What matters j. tha, Hickey
allowed himself to b. arEued
into taking oumsert from Mr..
Terry. WhsTsupon Mr.. Terry
thought everything vas going
10 b. all right dismissed tina
doctors and called for sons thia
soup.
he didn't bn0v ~. bst ina
worst stages - the 81 Louis
blues sfiil Wsre ahsad u him.
Niece reported 20 Mr.. Terry.
donned tbs garments ~ the
Giants and prepared % throw
basshails. BE lost q cams 70
the Cincinnati Reds ard then
he Lost one 70 the Dodgers
as. Terry bsssa 10 fssi dixxy
and phoBea bis Doctor. Mefies
Iost another ons o. ths Reds
and tben sas 10 The Pirntss. ss4
Mr.. TERN fsok 10 his I'D enes
more.
Meantime. Cumbsrt found TIA
climate h 81 togia vas Just
shat ~ needed. and hs lmms-
diatsly bsgan - thro~ hessbails
for tbs Cardinals better than
- had ever hnoSn them fsF
ths Giants.
Up 10 yesterday 0uEnbsft haa
won four EAfnss and iost ore
for ths Cardinals ana hleksy
had become almost a. fond 81
him a. he had u the isttges
That eams along IN tbs psekags.
Yesterday Mr. Terry ha1 =
complete fsiApss. BE - his
ysuaK men ints tbs feis
Grosods e play : eostsst vita
the Cardinals aad Wis should
he fad out there thr0WinK base-
balls hut thai same Gunnhert
AL afternoon Cgmbert threw
a.-AMm - 49, 49, - "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11

afternoon Terry ssw white spgts
That II nsors than the Giants
"a -thsT didn't sss snyihinK
A. CssfnbeFt bsiExea the ball past
them and only four tines could
they obtain hita
Thsy lost 8 70 J. ard ksssabeFi
won ME fifth gains IA ths gar
nzsnis II the Cardinals ana
pitched them lnto flFsl plaes.
NJ. Terry Il sxpeeted n -
- ana around m shout slz
weeks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
3ll CANNES
Will Compete
Event Billed for
Saturday. Sunday

There's an srs-ola expressian
Tat rs Aeea used sancs nan -
ran aarlnr events . almost sns
typ>.
-RlgFsr sna better thsn svsF. :
Va. az. n ths os.e - tAe
fenrfA snnasl Tseenss ks.nei
eluh deg sAsw. s<Aeaal<z f.r
Saturday "a sa.asy 81 M
paxislan han. that sxpr~x.loa
really fit.
There ia - hokusa o. fekeuuA
just al dog. have n~sn entered
fer this fptl show. an sI.hre<a
bench svent.
That 10 mors thzn ths recent
Seattle show bossssd.
Canine varieties galore ~an -
IN the compesisioa. Judging 81
which hsfins SATURDAY noan.
There never has been such =
wide and large variety az trophie.
onEpIENtE TEsT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Stanford Protests Anterior Purge

SEATTLE Faculty xspFer<n-
tstives of the 10 Pacific Cas<t
eonfsrrncs schools we're reported
today 10 have acted upoH several
individual eases IN conneetlon with
Commissioners Edwin -. Athsr.
tons recent ''parKs- ~ - fresh.
man athletes.
No formal statement vtIi -
made until all ea~s have ban
reviewed. Il vas stated. - The
annual summer session entered -
fourth day.
Afheftss declared the fresh
nsea isellgihls 90 grounds
that their scAssI. siaisfea
the ossferencs parity esae.
stanford. which lost siEhf
sfhiete~ IN tire drastic srtisa.
vac understood 10 have isaxed
NE strongest eejestisa-
Observers sErssd generally.
however. that faculty members
would uphold Atherton's rulings
a. they did earlier IN = similar
case involving ths University q
Southern California.
II was pointed osIt that this
would stiii leave thsm free %
revise the proseiyting code ss-
cordlng 10 Athsrton's rscommsn-
dations.
FINAL sction on thu prosslysinK
issue and ether questions vas d.
isyed pending arrival 81 twa
faculty representatives. Dr. ffsd
nohlsr of washington state col
less and Dean r. =. Kerr ~ the
University II Idaho.
DEBATE SCHEDULE
Craduais managers siiii debated
the 1919 conferences sshsdtsis,
bringing Montans and idaho into
ths football sstsup on fun bass
for the fret time since 1850. u
appeared certain that tbs rosfnd.
robin schedule would bs modified.
The faculty athletic COMMITTEES
recommended the following rsiass-
ton ~ competitive rules.
l. Seniors eosnpstinE IN eoiisgs
sports will - allowed 20 soespt
Scholarships providing thar grade
point average 10 high snough-
.. Al sihisis may esmp~fs
On outside f~~ns~ 10 . spsrt
net supported 90 reeegnis<4
~ he sehssi - - later
esIieEisis spsrt
q Nigh school sfaassts
graduating ia s.ia-yssn sss
oempet@ ea amateur ts@ms
until the ssa - . sehssi
year uffhsst k<iss shssEea
vita fresh esmpsiittsa.
A COMMITTEES Of Kfsdusts mas.
sgsrs ana faculty members pas
appointed for yolnt discussion u
common problems Ths COMMITTEES
includes I've faculty msn. n. ~
Nottsiman a. the University a
Washington ard Hugh H1iisst n
a. 4. G. and tvo fraauals man.
aEsFs Percy i1esy - ofs3sn
state college and Al Masters -
Stanford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11

Tacoma archers lost to Seattle
in team competition over the week
end. Fred Broekhoff and MAZE de
Caller led the match.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Herman Tops
In Coast Loop

Pepper Martins Sacramento sen.
ators take on the Hollywood stars
this week at the state capital In
tent upon improving their II game
lead over the Pacific Coast league
field.
Sacramento continues "a murder
the ball and run wild on the paths.
The club 10 hitting At a 500 clip
and leads the league IN runs scored
and home runs
Gene Hasdley. buster Adams.
Rob Biattner. Dca 0utteridge
and Chet Wiecserek and asa-
ager Martin himself are an
hitting better than .sfa.
The solons get q look this week
1t the leagues leading hitter -
Babe Herman. the first basemsn,
who has a healthy .3at average and
nine home runs 10 HE credit.
The secoad-plses san Diego
Padres are host this week to
the Oakland Accrus. who skid.
ded Into the cellar lsst week
while Los Angeles wss climb
Ing Into sixth spot.
Seattle. a hall game behind the
Padres. visit san Francisco. while
Portland In At Los Angeles.
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THR LEADERS

Home runs - Herman. HollfNood.
outtsridss. sacramento. Mayo, Moore.
isna Angeles y. Blattnsr. Sacramento,
Aazzsra. san Diego. Q. wsintfaub.
Ios Angeles Adams. eAcramsnto.
Fwrnandes. san Francisco. q
Three -baAe hlts~Whils, seattle. y
Jennings. san Francisco, MaEssfa.
San Diego, 2. PsllaGTlni. San DIEGO.
Fernandez. san Francisco, .. Adams.
Sacramento. o.
Two-base hits~hayo. fos Angeles.
Adama BlattnsT Sacramento. 20.
sturdy. Sacramento. lp Lowref. toa
Angeles. Rosenberg. Hollywood. 10.
Stolen bases--Blattnef. outtfrtdgs.
Sacramento. IL. sturdy, Sacramento.
Il. SehusteT. seattle. Pntchett. san
Diego. Adams. Sacramento. 10.
Sacrifice hits-Sc Muster. SEATTLE. II.
Tauby. oakland. 10, Kahle. Holly
wood, .. Rossnbsrg. Hollywood. Out
tfridGe, Sacramento, oyselmant 80
attic, q. Scarselia. Hesttie. BiAttner.
Sacramento. Hoover. Hollywood. 7,
Runs batted in-Fernande1. San
Francisco. 81 Blattnsf. aacramsnto.
so. Adams. Sacramento. ~. Herman.
Hollywood. Mayo Los Aneslea, ~.
Jennings. san Francisco, eli Gutter
ldss. Sacramento. Powell. San Fran
cisco. 40
Double plays--Los Angeles a. san
Francisco. 81. sacramento. %, seat
tie. S. San Diego. &c, Hollywood.
Portland. IS. OAKLAND ~.
Triple play-san Francisco, 1.
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