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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
WANT TO LEAVE

We sat down. Vakirs two
companions wanted to leave.
But l prevented that.
Il am the first to leave" !
decreed. "You can 70 after i
have gone.
We talked. All my probing
as TO why the chief of the
East Indian Seamen's Union
refused to transfer his head
quarters to Calcutta led TO no
results. Vakil talked volubly.
He boosted of his contacts
with India. pointed cut the
trust placed in him by the
Lascar sailors, and then en-
barked on long lamentations
about the lack of co-opertion
from our international or
ganization. All this, l soon
realized, was only designed to
keep me from prying into his
affairs.
Give me a list OF all your
contact men on ships to East
India" 1 demanded. "Show
me your correspondence with
the East Indian units. Show
me your financial records"
"Oh, but they're written In
n language you could not
read" the Babu countered.
REPLIES RELUCTANTLY
| settled down to a night
of gathering fragmentary
notes about his organization.
Vakils answers to my ques-
tons came reluctantly. Many
were evasive, more were OBJ
viously false. l tried then
what is known in the Comm
tern as the 1T h a lma ann
method"
/ brought my fist down on
the table and rose everturn-
ing the chair. Leaning for
ward with al 1.-The turbulence |
could mobilize, l roared:
"COmrade Vakil, your ac-
lions are not those of a revo-
iutionist. I thought / had to
deal with a Bolshevik. Where
Is your BOlshevist frankness
l see now that 1 have to deal
with shyster. 1 want no
subterfuges. i cannot permit
you to play I'm the dark with
the vital interests OF our East
Indian class brothers! We put
you In charge Of this organize
ton. We have a right to know
what you have done with it"
SLUMPED IN CHAIR
Vakil slumped in his chair,
his arms dangling Imply.
my word" he said finally.
Your impudence Is remark
ablew
Let's come to terms" |
said.
a a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

And I'm not quarreIng with
them.
Any one with the brains
God gave a goosebefry can
realize their urgency and the
need for secret preliminary
discussion.
But there's one weakness In
their presentation which char
acterizes our whole set-up at
present and which will
ultimately get our national
goat.
Or I don't know my Amer
leans.
/ REFER TO the fact that n
Il does not seem to occur to
the Army. Navy or Congress
That The recruits. themselves.
have right TO be consulted
ultimately concerning their
own destiny.
Al least, given vote.
1 haven't the slightest doubt
what the result of that vote
would be. II our recruits were
given a convincing picture Of
our national danger and
ASKED II they'd stand by.
at least 80 per cent of them
would do so willingly.
Then razz the other 10 per
cent into conformance.
WE'RE a strange people, we
w Americans. Well make
any sacrifice. endure any hard
ship, run any risk, II we're
ASKED II it's put up to
us as a question of personal
honor and pride.
Every war we've ever fought
has proved that. But we'll
buck like unbroken bronocs il
we're ORDERED. M
There's getting to be too
much ORDERING around
these works =. and far too
little ASKING"
opyrisht. 1851 Kins Pastures synd-. rs>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

Inspired By the British naval
mutiny al Inper0ordon and the
repolt Of the Chilean feet, Inter
national Sedmen's Congress ~
Hamburg adjourned IN 1889 Nth
confidence that Nose soon
pouId rule the seas. This con-
ception Vos exaggerated, Jan
VdltiH found, When he wds as
signed as Comintern Inspector
General IN England, where he
wos charged With reorganizing
the foltering efforts Of the party.
He is telling Of the obstacles met
by the British comrades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Waller WincIbeu
On Broadway
Hollywood Goofiana in Brief

NOTHING is more important in Hollywood having an
option picked up 1t the actors version of Heaven,
they would through Hell for it climate is very
healthy but the nerveracng before leads
breakdowns happens to the rest of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

A ALWAYS thought women wore the
4 n strange, quaint, queer and curious
hats they do because of desire 10 be
different. But Gertrude Baileys theory
is: "a woman does not expect . man
10 understand a new hat, but she hopes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
OPIUM SMUGGLING

Vakil had transformed the
East Indian Seamens Union
into an opium smuggling ring
which had its customers in
London. His ships delegates
in the East India trade bought
the drug in small quantities
in various ports of India. The
necessary capital was supplied
by Vakil.
They purchased the opium
for an equivalent of $3.50 per
kilogram, and struggled il
into London, where Vakil paid
them a commission of 20 per
cent. The Babu then sold the
opium to the local traders for
whatever he could get.
what did you do with the
money!"
THE profits were very
small. l am n man with a
large family" Vakil said
mildly.
The truth was that Vakil
had no family at all, but he
had become the owner of sew
eral houses in Whitechapel.
l told Vakil that he had TO
relinquish all control of the
Indian Seamen's Union effec-
tive at once. l threatened TO
denounce him to the British
authorities if he persisted in
using union members for the
opium traffic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

QUERIES FROM CLIENTS: Q-Was'
0 the owner of Durling's Riding Acad-
envy in New York related TO you, A
You are probably thinking Of Durland's
Riding Academy. sir. When l get my
trotter l will be the first Durling TO own
a horse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

what people call love So, sir, while you
probably think you fell in love with your
wife because she was tail, brown-eyed
honey blonde With a sympathetic person
ality. the real reason was because your
thyroid hormones had met their match,
-ENp4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

VI And why docs often fall in love with
when she doesn't to- As in the of the girl in the
song You Made Me Love You but Didn't Want 10 DO It
II been claimed Of that love matter of
the matching thyroid homoneS. When persons whose
thyroid the scientists there then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

10 costume partles.-
If you have top-notch director, he
can make almost anybody good per-
former. Simply because scenes are re-
taken until they get what they want :.
A man who makes $1,000 week consid-
ers man who earns $500 a week
pauper not good enough to associate
with.
Wrinkles are the great DOGGY OF
actresses because few can ruin a life
time Of trying TO make name for your
self They hire people with brains,
but few are allowed to use them.
Few people realize that pieture-mak.
ing is great industry-like automobiles.
And the way they Judge you is by boxoffi
-. No matter how many click films you
remember your last flop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
On the Side
Bye v. During

Why did she lore him'
Curious fool!-be still
- hupioH Lore
The growfk Of human iciil
D,rNvN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

IERE is pleasant little that will give
day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
fortune Count the letters first II the number
Of letters is 6
add g. The result your number upper
hand Of the rectange your
the checked figures give you 7-2S
~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
GETS ASSISTANCE

l called Joe keenan, from
the nearest telephone, instruct
ing him TO rouse our three
assistants. At 2 o'clock in the
morning we met at the en-
trance of Blackwell Tunnel. at
the East India Dock road.
From there we proceeded to
the Babu's headquarters.
Vakil was already in bed.
He appeared at the door in
grimy green pajamas. We
pushed him back into the
house and entered. Then we
searched the building. Out
side of our group. only Vakil
and his two turbaned aides
were present. The latter two
were locked in back room
and placed under guard. Vakil
we herded into his cluttered
office.
A strange inquisition fol-
lowed. The Babu was a
weakling. Under threats. he
divulged everything we wanted
TO know, including the secret
of his refusal TO transfer his
apparat TO Calcutta. At times
his blubbering fear was so
grotesque that we could hardly
keep from breaking into
laughter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

important topic of conversation.
Most Hollywoodites are nice, but
they have had to adopt a jungle att-
tude to exist >. When actors get tired
of wearing costumes they relax by going
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

Remember, we are stronger
than YOU. DO you imagine we
can permit any one TO steal
one OF our organizations, and
let him get away with it,"
"Do NOT forget. the Babu
murmured. 1--WE are In Lon
don"
| pretended not to under
stand the threat. and requested
him to prepare a report on his
organization. l promised TO
return for il in the morning.
Vakil agreed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
FLASH BADGES

Hello" | said, "what are
YOU chaps up to-"
you bloody well answer
the description OF n foreigner
we are looking for" one Of
the men replied.
Both flashed badges.
I'VE are from Scotland
Yard" they murmured in
unison. =
--Ehad -in-~fny- pocket some
notes on my conversation with
GAM. and other notes pertain
ing TO letter l had intended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
SEIZED ALL PAPERS

In reality, l had no such in
tention;5 men of Nakiis type
would not hesitate to de-
nounce our East Indian ad-
herents on the ships should he
get into trouble himself. 1
seized all papers. documents
and files l could find in the
building.
My companions packed them
into sacks, and one at a time
the sacks were carried away
to an apartment on High
street, in the deepest slums
of Poplar, which l had rented
after my first arrival in Eng
land to serve as a secret depot
for colonial propaganda mate
rial. l wrote Immediately a
detailed report on the case to
Berlin. The Babu's records
followed a week later, in
charge OF our courier aboard
the Lapwing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
SCOTLAND YARD AGAIN

The breaking" of Vakil had
a sequel. Again my presence
in London was denounced to
Scotland Yard, either by Vakil
himself, or by the central
committee of the British Com
munist Party, which fiercely
resented my high-handed in
trusion in British affairs.
Another East Indian, a stu
dent named GAM, had been
sent from Berlin to direct the
alienation of East Indian sea-
men from Vakil and to or
ganize the transfer of the
union to Calcutta. One after
noon, When / left CAM after a
conference we had had in the
Poplar town hall. the safest OF
places for Communist con-
Spiracy, l FASTENED toward
the other side of London to
meet Cilly, my secretary, at
the Kings Cross station.
took the Commercial road
bus TO Aldgate. AS soon as l
had stepped off the bus to
cross over TO Aldgate station.
the subway terminal, two
burly individuals stepped from
behind a corner and grasped
my arm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

Distributed by King Feature, Syndicate. Inc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
By UNITED PRESS

The temperature in Sacramento
yesterday was % degrees
This undoubtedly was due to the
fact that the San Diego Padres are
hot on the trail OF Sacrsmento's
Cardinals and burning up the
league. The Padres hung their
third straight defeat on Sacra-
mento last night. : to 4. and
climbed to within 10 games Of the
league-leading Cards.
In turning the trick, San
Diego licked Al Holhngsworth.
the leagues leading pitcher.
chasing him 10 the showers In
the NTH inning. In all. the
Padres got II hits from three
Sacramento moundsmen while
Wally Hebert was turning In
respectable seyen-hitter.
Chef Wieczorek. Card catcher.
got his third home run in three
games in the eighth inning. Man
sger Pepper Martin was elected
from the park by Umpire Henry
flaming for protesting a walk on
Hollingsworth in the fourth inning
OAKS WIN
Oakland gave San Francisco a
3 to setback in which every run
resulted from homers. taking a two
to one edge in the series. Tony
Lazzeri lofted one out OF the park
in the second inning for the Seals
lone score. and his second homer
for the San Francisco club.
Cecil Dunn hit for the circuit
In the sixth and Bill Conroy
sent Hooks DeNsurs home with
four-bsse blow In the same
inning. Henry Pippen gave
the Seals six hits. Rob Joyce
was the pitching victim.
Seattle made II three straight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Meyers Loses
AT Oregon Net
PORTLAND

PORTLAND - Monte Movers
was out Of the running in the
Oregon State tennis championShips
today, after San Frsnciscos junior
star. Harry Roche. dumped the
Beaverton high school ace 60. Ga.
Meyers had been Oregon's main
hope IN the 42nd annual playoff
but was unable to handle the Bay
city titlist.
Portland's Bill Drummond
upset second seeded George
Sutherland Of seattle, s-s, SIS.
In the boys singles. California
boys champion Morris Socko-
low Of San Francisco BUSTED
Bert Bowman of Portland, so.
81.
Patty Greenup OF Tacoma upset
KAY Mayors Warren. fourth seeded
singlist in the junior womens di-
vision, IN three sets. 3-6, 6-3 and
So.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
F aces Pippins ,
On Local Lot
Four-Gome Series
Is on Schedule

Me- Msrlowe. the classy EFT
handler who has chslked ID SIX
wins against tso losses. viii open
Tor the Tigers against the Yakima
Plppins in the series beginning at
Athletic PARK Friday night AZ
$50 o'clock.
Narlowe has been the mas
ter ~ the Pippins In previou.
starts and stands more than
an even chance 10 get the
Tigers off 10 a win on the
present home stand which will
eStend through newt Wedne.-
dsy.
hsrlowe has shown great ron
sistency with the Tigers. pitching
well in every start. He has not
failed 10 finish game he has
started and both his losses we're
in extra innings He dropped one
l2-innins contest and one in 10
innings
The Tigers play four games
against Yakima. Night games
are on tap Friday and Sstur-
day. beginning at $50 o'clock.
while there will he double
header sunday afternoon be-
ginning at $50 O'Clock.
The Tacoma Hot Stove leaglf
will rive away A free trip to the
l9+t world series during the Sun
dsy doubleheader. This is the
fourth trip TO be given away this
year.
on next Monday the Wenstches
Chiefs come here for three games.
Then the Tigers will 90 on the
road for three series, not return
ing for 10 DAYS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Padres Win Third Straight
From Sacramento Peppermen
San Diego Hot on Troll of League
Leaders: Seottle Scores Another Victory

over Portland with 2 70 ! win
The Rainiers scored their runs IN
the third on walk. single. force
out. passed ball and a single.
The Beavers were blanked until
the eighth when Rupert Thompson
tripled and came home on Johnny
Hawkins single. Dick Barrett
gave the Beavers only five hits
while Ray Harrel was pitching
siX-hitter for the losers.
Los Angeles put on a seven-run
rally in the sixth TO beat Holly
wood TO 5. Six hits. 4 walk and
an infield out turned the trick with
Peanuts Lowrey getting two
singles in the same inning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Morton Plays
Roy at Roy

With practically every club n
The circuit having added 10 -
roster since the ending Of the first
half. some two weeks back. teams
IN the Western Washington league
are expected 10 stage an even.
hard fought battle for second half
honors. starting with the opening
games Sunday.
This weekend finds the first
half championship Morton
club tsngiinE with the Roy
nine At Roy while Pacific CITY
take. on >panaway At Span
away aud the Shipbuilders.
Who lost out To Morton for
the first half crown, take on
the dangerous Casino. at the
Western Washington hospital
diamond
Tillicum Chiefs. defending cham
pions for the past two seasons.
drew a bye this Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12

Cav o. - Bat of Thomas % Os-
borne % Ca 9 runs scored or
Thomas 4 Osborne Cav q htts
of Thomas 8 Osborne : Cav 4
runs responsible for Thomss 4 bass
on balls. off Thomss 3 Coffmsn
Osborne J. Gav 2 struck out or
Thomas 2 Coffman !. Osborne
Weldon !. eft on bases Los Angeles
, Hollywood 10. two base hits Dick-
shoi Uhslt. sacrifice hits Thomas
Rose oerE stolen bases Dspper 2
runs hstted IN Moore Weintrsuh
Campbell Berger Storey IoWrev
Dickshot : Kshle schultz uhsfts
double PLAYS Schuster 20 Stsmper 70
Weintrauh Schultz 70 Hoover 70
Grsv. Depper 70 I1ilsrc. time as.
umpires Winnsr SNYDER and Hooo.
Your Postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest IN L. : Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Eight Horses
Enter Derby
Stdretor Favored
In Hollywood Event

NGI.EWooD. Csl.-A field OF
eight three-yssr-olds shaped up
today for the fourth running OF
the $4,000 Hollywood derby at
Hollywood park tomorrow q.
owners dropped the names Of their
colorbesrers IN the entry box.
n. 8. Nesbltts Stsretor. Who
didn't once ring the Foxcateher
Farms cash register a. two
year-old. esta hlished as the early
fsvorite over Charles s. Towards
Porters Cap, winner Of the 1871
Santa Anita derby. and Louis B.
Mayors Painted Veil.
RaIIblrds predicted stsreior,
because he ran second In the
kentucky Derby behind WhlrI-
away after only five months
~ training under his new
coIors. would win with . mar
gin all the way from . head
In n city block.
Trainer George strate. vet
ersn who bought Inchcspe for
$1,000 and sold him for $50. 900.
said Staretor Was sharp and ready
for any colt In the country. Jockey
George Woolf. one OF the leading
riders at Hollywood park this
summer. will be up on the Nesoitt
entry.
SOLID CHOICE
Porter's Cap. whose start in rae
ing was as impressive as StAretor's
was discouraging. was q solid sec
ond choice. and should he win the
rich purse mis- earnings would
mount to almost s120. 900.
The Howard colts record in
oludes winning the Washington
Park futurity as two-year-old.
the Santa Anita derby snd the
Chesapeake stakes. He ran fourth
In the Kentucky Derby.
Porter's Cap WAS assigned
top impost Of i22 pounds for
the mile and q quarter classic
and will he ridden by Jockey
Buddy Haas. stsretcr will
carry ia. and Painted Veil.
with Jackie Westropc up, will
pack lis.
Other probable entries. their /
weights and riders. are Circle NJ. /
rsnch's Battle colors. lis. Johnny .
Longden: Nell McCarthys Buck
horn Creek. ia, no boy: w. f.
Welcome Pass, ia. Ralph
Neves: Mrs. V. Bragg's Transient.
100. Billy Pearson, and WI
ranch's Psperboy, ia. Lester
Balaskt.
staretor was expected 10 go TO
the post s 10 2 fsvorite. with /
Porter's Cap about : TO /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12

Summary Runs responsible for
Joyce 3. Pippen J. struck out, oy
joyce ? Pippen =. bases on balls. of
joyce ! Pippen 2 hit by pitcher
Holder bv Pipp<n. wild pitch. Pippen
home runs iszEeri Dunn Conroy
two base bit. Rignsy. runs bstted IN.
Lsz1eri Dunn. Conroy 2. sacrifices
joyce. Gudst stolen bases. Rignsy
Chapman double play. Goorsoisn %
LaEreri 70 Pan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Tigers Take
Close Battle
BY UNITED PRESS

Spokane and Yakima continued
their nip-snd-tuek race for leader
ship OF the Western international
Baseball league today with each
team turning IN victories last
night
The Indians. who are out in
front by two games. blsnked the
cellar squad. Wenatchee. 40.
Yakima hit the offerings Of three
pitchers TO beat Vancouver l4-3
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Sabin VS.. Kramer
WAYNE

SPRING LAKE. -. wayne
So nin o. Reno. New. seeded second.
and Jack Kramer ~ Los Angeles
seeded third. met today in the only
semi-finsl match scheduled N the
ninth annual Spring Lake INVITA-
uon tennis tournament.
Defending Champion frankie
Parker Of Altzdens. Cal. and Ted
Schroeder % Glendale. Cal, seeded
ffth. pisy their Semi-finsl singles
match tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
DO WLIN G

3lkTON MIXED LEAGtE
Ruston Mixed league started its
eecond half play last night with vie
sXancianich showing the way with 3
e67 neries and Byron Hun with All
angie.
eeI eerfas and . neat lo7 single
I. Alma 6uppiee vas elected secret
-eAry and D. Pestur viii carry on a.
preoldent.
PAicons 1893 al. Swallows i77s
ef1t. Psneuins 7os7 ss), Eagles 1921
fl3; Cardinals 1854 "a, Robins 1880
Orioles 16o7 ca. Bluejsys i7iT
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score b. lnningS
Seattle ..............o O2 600 600
Portland .....-... 900 600 oio-i
SummAry-Five hits runs off Har-
reli in q ! and off Callahan in l.
losing pitcher. Harrell. run reSpon-
sihle for. Hsrrell / struck out. by
Hsrrell 3. Barrett 7 bases on balls
off Harrell Z. Barrett 2 Callahan /.
stolen osse, Collins. three base hit
Thompson. two base hit, AnnunEIo
sacrifice Barrett. runs bstted IN
Collins q Hawkins. left on bases.
seattle 4. Portland 6. double plsv.
Gvseiman 70 Niemiec - ScarSells
wild pitch, Barrett. passed ball.
AnnunEio /. umpires. Powell and Ed
wards
ons-fourth. or 10000 600 acres
Of the farm sres Of the southern
states is in forest or woodlands
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12

Tacoma .......... 900 Dol 1913
Salem .......# .#..... 100 Dol 200
Summary-losing pitcher. FAllin
hits 4 runs off FAllin in IL in
hinge. hits I run off Derrick IN
y innings. runs responsible for
Fallin 4. Cadinha 2: struck out by
Fsllin 2. Cadinhs l. DierickX /. bases
on balls. off Fsllin Z. Cadinha 3.
Dieriekx ]: left on bases. Tacoma 6.
Salem 7. three base hit Bates. two
base hits, Perry, Cole: runs batted in.
Higgins. starr. Lanifero 2 Perry 2.
Cole, sacrifice hits. Mallory, Berg
strom. Griffiths Cadinha double
PLAYS. lAnifero 10 Griffiths 20 Bates.
lanifero 70 Bates. time. "a. UNI
pires. Nelson and Enger
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
SAcRA>IF\To


Batted Tor capinger in seventh.
Batted for Turbevine In ninth.
Score nv Innings
San Dcse s..+-#.....-l O' no 100
Sacramento ..... 100 600 DO.
summary Losing pitcher Holltngs.
worth. innings pitched Hollingsworth
nlus. Caplinger 3 81 bat off Hoi-
hngsworth 81 Caplinger y. runs
scored off HollinRsworth 4 CrpltnVer
2, hits off Honinssworth II. cep-
lnger 3. runs responsible for Haberf
Hollingsporth s. bases on balls
off Hebert 2 Hollings worth /. Can
linger strucF ont Heberf Hol-
lnssworfh CsplinEer 2 TurberifIe
, wild pitches Hollingsworth Csp-
finger balk HollinRsvort left on
bases san Diego 10 Sacramento s.
PASSED balls Wieczorek two base hts
hetore Mazzera. Klutt7. home run
Wiec7orek, sacrifice hits Panaerfrt
Heoert. stolen base Spsrrv. runs bat
ted IN. Detore 2. Wieczorek ? uaslin
Hehert Aazgera Jensen Rluttg.
double plavs. scslzi 20 Blattner 70
STURDY. Cufteridge unssSistsd- tine
o. came 2.07. umpires. Planning and
Dorsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Jefferson Raiders
Win Two Games

The Jefferson Raiders annexed
both ends Of a softball double
header from tho South Park
Saints yesterday on the jefferson
diamond. winning the first game
8 TO 7 and nightcap IL To 5.
Mathewson proved the hero
In the first game. With the
score knotted at 70 ! In the
last inning. he stepped to the
plate for the Raiders and
drove In the winning run with
a single.
In the second game the batting
power Of the Raiders came to the
front and proved too much for the
Saints 10 stop as they Tailed in all
but two innings. Walter Rockway
was the winning pitcher for Jeffer-
son in both Tits. allowing only
five hits in the first tilt and six
in the second.
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Bstted FOR Thomas In sixth
score b. tnnings
Los Angeles ...-... 900 DOT 900
Hollywood .---..-.... lO2 100 ooi-s
summs ry-W winning pitcher Thom-
a. losing pitcher Osborne innings
pitched ov Thomas s. Osborne -