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STATE EDITION
Poison Death
For Accused
Tacoma Girl

Mrs. Mayre C. Raymond,
who six months ago. as Miss
Mayre Mitchell. pleaded guilty
to embezzling S2,644 from
Tacoma public school funds,
died in King county's Harbor-
view hospital late Thursday.
apparently from poisoning.
The 29-year-old former trusted
bookkeeper in the administration
office at the Central school here
was found unconscious in down.
town Seattle hotel.
She had been given her freedom
by Judge f. ID. Hodge in Tacoma
last Aug. 2 with her sentence de-
ferred on condition that she find
work and restore all the stolen
money TO her bonding company.
which had reimbursed the school
system for its loss.
Married Afterward
Shortly after that event. Miss
Mitchell married Roy Raymond,
2s-year-old Tacoma electricians
helper. who rushed to San Fran
cisco when the girl disappeared
to head off a possible suicide at
tempt then.
He told officers at that time she
might attempt TO take her life
and informed them Of her where
abouts.
Friday. however. he told King
county officers he believed his wife
had been respondent over pain
from an auto accident six weeks
ago.
Lived With Parents
Mrs. Raymond had been living
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Mitchell, at 1872 Faw-
cett ave. in Tacoma. That was
her home before, while she worked
In the public schools office for II
years. She was known to school
officials as faultless employe
and expert bookkeeper.
Shortly after state examiners
started over her books the last
week in July, the girl disappeared.
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road 10 Point Of Rocks. across the
Potomac on the Maryland side.
Yes the car had q New York
license. II was a small roadster.
top down, very dusty. The driver
was a tall young man in what Jan
thought Of as city clothes gray
flannsls. careless gray hat
Most men down here wore over.
slls, riding clothes. or tse.dH. ae.
oording 10 their inclination or their
business
The driver. Jan noted sIth an.
other brief glance. saa fairly i'm.
CONTINUED on Page 4. Column 81
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War Zone
Bulletins

TOkyO-Fresch Indo-f hlness
and ThaiIsnd dsieEstes have
reached oompIet~ aEre~m~o, for
cessation ~ their frontier hs.-
tiIiiies and signed IN arn,Istiee
pact Friday. . Domei se~s
agency dispatch from saigon
said.
BERLIN - German bpmbers
made rolling siisekss on mill
tariy important obgse,iyss in
London with explosives and In.
eeDdiAry bombs. the German
high command said Friday.
CAIRO - British operations
against itals's remaining Arr
ran stronghold. mss.d fsrsard
to-day With Royal Air fsree
bofnbsrs blasting . pathway for
new sdsans~. b, British troops.
LONDON Italy mas nIasssd
50 go men bsfofs BsnshAN Tor
an s,tsmpt 20 awe the city. cap
tai 81 cyrsnics ard expected
terminus ~ the drive II fhs
British army 0f the Nile into
Lbya. u vas reported Friday.
LOsDO>-Th~ Berlin radio,
In . broadcast picked up b. tbs
Eseh~aEs Telegraph News
Agency. said Friday thai Pre-
n,ier B~nito Massoiini had named
Gen. Alfredo D~iiolsss . minister
without portfolio Ia the easinst
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HINGTON 49, The
house rules committee Friday
unanimously gave "right-ot-
way" to the administrations
about British aid bill as Sec
rotary of Navy Frank Knox
warned a senate committee
that a German invasion of the
British Isles may come at any
moment.
The rules committee action pro-
vided for three days of general
house debate on the measure, and
left 1t open to amendment Demo-
cratic leaders plan to call the
bill up Monday. They expect its
passage by the end of next week.
Objections to the measure
before the rules committee
came chiefly from Rep. Ham
iiton Fish. r.. y. Y. Rep. Leo
y. Allen. H.. ILL.,, who com
planned that the bill. rs ap-
proved Thursday by a II tos
vote Of the foreign affairs
committee. actually placed no
time limit on the measure.
They said that while the presi-
dents powers under the act would
expire on June 80. 1913. according
to the present version, he could
before that time enter into agree
ments to provide arms for Britain
and other nations for years 10
come
II think" said Fish, that
the foreign affairs committee
made very serious mistake
not to write In that kind Of q
Iimitation"-to prevent extern
sion Of aid after June 80. I9s3.
He added he WAS sure "the
house will write IL in"
Knox, whose testimony was
highlighted by his statement Of an
imminent invasion of Britain. said
that in any case a very grave
crisis can be expected within go
or 80 days.
Present indications are that the
invasion will be accompanied by
the use Of fpoison) gas on a
large scale" Knox said.
In opening his testimony.
Knox said that Col. Charles
A. Lindbergh's proposal for
negotiated British-German
peace at the present time Ia
a wild fancy"
He said that II Britain falls.
an invasion of this hemisphere by
the axis is bound TO follow, by
direct or indirect methods The
danger point, he said. is Latin
where bases for attacks
against this country might be
built.
Knox declared that such an at
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Department Store
Sales Show Gain

sAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
store sales IN stores Of ths iztb
federal reserve district for the
week ended Jan. IS showed q five
per cent gain over the eorrespond-
ing 1870 week. the reserve bank
reported today.
Portland led the individual cities
with a gain Of % per cent Salt
Lake City stores gained "a per
cent. Seattle II. and Los Angeles
and Oakland each one. San Fran
cisco had a ioss Of ! per cent
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Nazis Shell
Dover Coast
For 4ih Day
oUtlgriN

HowE - The high command
admitted Friday that Italian
troops had ~ssruat~d ,~sns ''ss
prevent eaeIrsi~m~ss.- bus .sid
that In rctirin. Ia positions Isu-
ns~diaieiy In the w~.s and soush
had "smssh~d' ss attack by
motorized Australians. e~smss
sirpiases, the eamnnalqse said.
bombed spes. ~ the ssuthevw
end n the canal. and tssnsitis. .
railroad terminus midway stssg
the canal.
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West Coast Lumbermen Meet
Here for Annual Sessions

married. activity Of the timbss IN
dustry during the past year.
West Coast iumbsrmsn nssd ~
apologies for their part IN No
tlonxI dsfsnse.~ he said. -Th~y
gave government orders prefer
snce: put them through on tims;
crowded production; IN many cases
took less for their lumber than
the prevailing market prices"
Greeley pointed out national %
Continued on Page 10 coiunn -
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Would Divorce Author

HOLLY WOO D-Mrs Lewis
Browne, wife Of the author and
lecturer, seeks a divorce IN a com
plant charging that the writer
had caused her "grieyous mental
suffering" The Brownies were
married in 1880.
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Comps Get Records

Los ANGELES Horace Hssdt.
the hand leader. mas sent sets %
his patriotic records 20 10 prin-
eipsl camps in the =. \ where
drafted men are training. Hs
sent another 20 Capt James Roose-
vets marine corps battalion.
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SEATTLE Or David G HAN.
director ~ tse University II WASH
lnxton health center. Friday eos-
flrasd reports II an unusually
large number Of measles cases %
tbs esrnps1s.
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Senate 0kEHS NARR0Ws BRIDGE BILLS
u. S. navy CHIEF warns
NAZI INVASION IS lear
Legion Protests
Guard Disbandinu

sVtrrIg American f.sgten
units here ard IN Everett Friday
protested against ~. move % iis.
hand ths Washington state su.rsi
Frea n Fucker. state sdiussnt
~ tho Washington department ~
the iegio.. sasa thorough lsves-
tigstien all - made
a, 10 hard n understand why
there sculd not - enough money
90 operate the stats saarf no~
that all national guard units are
In training. ne aid
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wgATHga FORECAST

tsssitied tonight and Sunday.
Temperatures; Nigh. -. is~. a..
san Si.~s. 49, s<ts. STA.
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Drastic Chain Store Bill
Introduced by Pierce Solons
"a, tseoms linn. s'sH "n'sf


CAPITOL. Olympia A chain-store bill hanging the
heaviest upon operation of such establishments
suggested this made its debut in the legislature
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Favorable
Action Taken
By Solons


nsafuts. ~ state s>oses vrsooy
spps.s~< NINA. esl>eg ses
s~.we~ks lss-sssasssss ~ ~
state. f.us pe~si go svssswn-
sess is>lisastsss
rh~ senate slss psss~1 twe
ws~ssus~s psssssessu IA ~ ees.
ispssss rse~wss Nssv.sS kst1uA
o~~ sshes ss~gvess " esspsssss
wlsh sk~ sssse IN r~essiloseg ~
hsssss. rh~ sees~s sasssssa sess
AZ ~ state highway aspssssssse
In .etsisa up fsssy sssvsce ~ ~
sssase s,se SO spps~psssse1
s1t.oas 10 pss tor aesvsesssts~ ~
ss~es~sss ~ sss svt~ss. wssre
already hss trees a.ss.
OLYMPIA - The Washing
ton senate brought out III
first calendar of tho session
Friday with two Tacoma Mar
rows bridge measures and .
resolution 10 investigate the
four state penal reformstory
institutions.
One % ne hfidxs measures wss
memorial asking congress In take
ell po.sihls steps To cospsvsts with
the state In FsbuiIdsnx ths ssrue~
turs Ths other Gas htil "a Isssl-
iss steps the state highway depart
msnt already has taksn 10 ~ ~
ferry ssFvlse ~ Inc site ~ tne
collapsed bridge.
a COMMITTEES n sis representa-
fives and senators would conduct
= t~o-~sss. Investigation ~ the
four state Institutions under tssms
% thu house resolution put On the
senate calendar fof sstion Friday.
"A psssed by ms house n had a.
io-&sd only . ~s~h and sam sn-
penses 10 rnsks the probe of the
Wallis wsiia prison. Morros ss-
form.tory. chshAils hays ~hsoi
and gfana Msssaa glris school
In IN hsssss ~ sspspssssa-
sisss. . stiff fisks wss ssse-
esAs aver sste ~ hsss ~ ssss-
d, wsss M isSssss essssse
ee1sss,ssss hsosgke sse
sssssasv 10 iesnisns sses ssAs.
sts ~ IN 10 usesssssss IL ~
COMMITTEES sigs~1 . ssssssssv
s~pess opposing pssssss ss ths
hail
Tho Measure ~oaid p~rmit sales
b~t~e~s and 10 o. m. No sale -
beer NJ sins II nov allowed sn
Sunday 90 sp 10 . . m Monday.
senate committees siso ~ess
active Thursday night. reporting
out several biils. ina elections and
COMMITTEES bsouEbt suf
with . favorable report sen Bss-
nsy Jsrksons eilI 70 have Pisres
county ls,rt district sisetions Il
ths sans ilns a. general siseflona.
n also reported fssosahly on sea-
Don r Allisfs bill 10 require 49,
ond and third class school district
voters 10 b regularly rsGistsrsd.
Ths senate liquor eoatrol eoD-
miitss also reported ost two biiia
One would rellsss tavern owners
o. responsibility for sailing b~sr ~
vine 70 minofs pho lied Abous
thsir ages. Ths sth~s ~osid ~
9uirs out-sf stats dissiIisrs ara
wineries 10 pay th~ state business
tsx on all sales 10 tbs wssblnstos
liquor lizard
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Nazis Likely
To Strike
Any Minute
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON - The house
Friday passed and sent 10 the
senate n sl.sot.s55.sSs hill APP
priating money Ia run the gov
ernments independent agencies
In 1912.
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Mosich Boys
Raise Rumnus
Brothers Continue
With Tennis Upsets

Springing their sc cond city
tennis tournament upset in as
many days, the Mosich boys, Har-
old and Harvey, defeated Lyle
Morton and Francis Chapman, 6-3,
Us, in mems doubles play.
Earlier in the afternoon Harold
went down in defeat before the
racket of Walt Olson after a
gruelling match which ended H.
10, rs.
Sunday marks the final play
in the tournament. All play will
be on the PIT. Defiance courts.
Junior boys singles, 9 a. m; jun
Tor boys doubles, IL a. M; wo-
mems singles, IL a. m; mems
singles, / p. M; mems doubles, ,
p M; mixed doubles, p. m.
Junior Girls Singles
Pat Greenup defeated Marion In
gram default.
Betty o'Leary defeated Barbara La
Junior Boys singles
Rich Cromwell won from D. Bur-
rows by default.
Walt Olson defeated Harold Mosich.
1910. 7-5.
Wally Cayanaugh defeated Glen
Murray, 6-6, 6-3
Junior Boys Doubles
Rich Cromwell-Bob Simpson de-
feated Wslly Cavanaugh- Bud Wines,
40. Us Sc
Mems Doubles
Wally Scott-Jack DuPriest defeated
Walt Olson-Glen Murray, 60, 81.
Bob Simpson Rich Cromwell de-
feated Bill Taylor-Dick Meyer, 60,
60.
Harvey Mosich- Harold Mosich de-
feated Francis Chapman-Lyle Morton.
6-3 7-5
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. GOLF

Mrs.. Gerard Van Thiel. tourna-
ment chairman of Tacoma Wom-
ems Golf association. announces
the following lineup for monthly
sweepstakes to be held at Allen
more Golf club Monday:
First Tee
e:So-nrs: Chris Peterson vs.. Mrs.
Blanche Willis.
s;ss-Mrs. Mat, Richmond vs.. Mrs.
e:4o-Mrs. VIM. Turner vs.. Mrs.
s..s@1r.. walter Buhr. va. Mrs.
Chas. Kelton.
e:so-Mrs Rober, Bratcher va. Mrs.
Ralph Holeerson.
s:ss-Mrs. Robert Arard VS.. Mrs.
A. D. Myers.
s:oo-Mrs. o. M. orythins vs. Mrs.
s:o5-Mrs. Henry ross vs.. Mrs. ].
s:io.Mrs. Herbert Fry vs.. Mrs. D.
c. AcNair.
e:is-Mrs. Al Carter VS.. Mrs. A. p.
Kitson.
e:2o-Mrs. r. C. Cole vs.. Mrs. v.
Ostrom
e:25-Mrs. II. sturtridge vs.. Mrs.
Ray Prank.
s:sc-Mrs. J. Muihollsnd vs.. Mrs.
Geo. oerrish.
s:s5-Mrs. A. Melouist vs.. Mrs. II.
n. winters.
s:%o-Mrs. Oscar Hansen VS.. Mrs.
a. A. Bertha
s:ss-Mrs. c. B. Nelson VS.. Mrs. p.
o. Brown.
s:5o-Nrs. G. W. caushran VS.. Mrs.
Harry p. Cain.
s:es-Mrs. John Bradley vs.. Mrs.
W. Aoncharsh.
Tenth Tee
e:oo-Ars. W. c. Broenkow va Mrs.
J. knight
s-oS-Ars. L. Z. johnson vs.. Mrs.
Thos currsn.
s:io-Mrs. H. rlsnder. vs.. Mrs. A.
OeberE.
s:is-Mrs p. sharp We. Mrs. D. A.
Hder.
e:7o-Mrs. r. G. Lehman vs.. Mrs.
r. L West
a:2s-Mrs Ann Horsweli We. Mrs.
n Mccormick
s:so-Ars. C. n. visrk VS.. Mrs. y J.
s:ss-Mrs. rhos. Turner vs.. Mrs.. A.
Seymour.
s:3o-Mu. Arthur johnson VS.. Mrs.
s:ss- ii 1. ,. Buchanan vs.. Mr..
s:5o-Mrs. Paul Benson W. Mrs. J.
Alsip W. Ars- J. w. Wilson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18

Baseball


WICHITA - The seventh Ma
tional Semi-Pro Baseball Congress
the Sandlotters' world series
opened last night with accessories,
umpires and beauty queens that
would have diverted the eyes Of a
Brooklynite from the Dodgers.
The umpires were dressed like
esquire illustrations. The beauty
queens, who paraded before the
first game, were dressed in bath
ing suits.
The honor OF winning the OPEN
ing game went to the home town
nine, the Stearmsn Trainors, who
defeated the saltwater, Okla.
Boomers. s-4. In the other game
the Northrop, Cal, Bombers de-
feated the Milwsuk e.e, Wis
Fsulks, 10.
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Padres Gain
A Full Game
Seals Defect Sues
To Slash Margin

SAN FRANCISCO - San Diego
clipped a game off Sacramento's
lead in the Pacific Coast league
last night as the entire league
went about on double-header
program.
The Padres took two from
Los Angeles while Sacra-
mento split with san Fran
cisco. cutting the solons' lead
To eight games.
The lowly Seals beat Sacramento
SO in the opener. preventing Al
Hollingsworth from getting his
18th win Of the season. Tony Fret
tas, the old Seal jinxer, squared
it when ne won the nightcap. 81.
pitching a two-hitter in the seven
inning game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Troy Seeks
LineCOaCh

LOS ANGELES Justin NJ
(sam) Barry. new head football
coach at the University of South.
ern California, today sought a line
coach TO round out his staff.
Barry, selected yesterday 10
succeed the late Howard Jones.
did not name a candidate for
the job vacated by jeff Crav-
ath. former line coach who is
now head coach Mt the Univer-
sity Of San Francisco. but he
indicated another ex Trojan
probably would get the job.
His present aides, Bob McNeish,
varsity backfield coach; Julie Bes-
cos, varsity end coach. and Gaius
Shaver. in charge of the freshman
squad, are all u. s. c. graduates,
as Is Cravath.
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year-oIds and up; slN furlOngs.
Ariel Girl G02) go. $40 90 80 50 90
Empress Hills Gl2) $40 40
Whip Hand G12D $50
Jockeys in order: A Howry. C. Rails,
z. Franklin. Time. l;l2; Tommy w
Speed Home, Flying Bud, Squaw Man,
Twin Peaks. Crusal
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SECOND RaCE-siO5; claimi
THIRD RACE = s4o5: s-year-old

and ups six fuClongs.
Sylvan Secret Q06) sel0 81 80 90 so
Gallant Toro G09l 500 400
Valdina Lancer ll3) $40
Jockeys in order G Dixon. K Wat
son, w. Classify. Time, 90: Sport
Fan, Ever Star. Razz, Pooh-Jay
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SEATTLE

Two out when winning run scored
dBatted for King in LIST.
eBatted for Harris in 9Th.
fBatted for Cole in 9th.
gran for Collins in 9Th.
Hollywood .......... 500 Dol 600
seattle .+....s..s.-.. uUz ZOo WI
Summary - Winning pitcher. Cole.
losing pitcher. Joiner. innings pitched,
by Weldon 5. Brown =. at bat. off
Weldon 10. Brown 5. runs scored off
Weldon 4. Brown q hits. off Weldon
T. Brown 3. earned runs. off Weldon
T. Brown 3. sacrifice hits. off Weldon
/. Brown 2: bases on balls. off Weldon
3. Joiner l. Cole 8. struck out. by
Weldon 3. Joiner l. Cole 4. hit BY
pitcher Hoover by Cole. left on bases
Hollywood 7. Seattle IA; two-base hits.
Uhalt. Harris. Niemiec Gyselman.
Scarsella. White. three base hit.
Uhalt. sacrifice hits. Sickle 2 Cole
players walking. Schultz Kshle.
Harris White ?. Fsllon ?. Dickshot 2.
Niemiec. Farrell: runs batted in. Bar
rett. Gray. Schultz MatheSon Scar
sella. Niemiec. Gyselman. Herman:
double PLAYS. Sickle 70 Niemiec TO
Scsrsella, Gyselmsn TO Niemiec 20
ScsrseIls Schultz 20 Hoover. Scsrsells
TO Niemiec. time AIS. umpires,
Dorsn and Fsnning
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Seattle Tops
Winks Twice
10 10 White Drives
Home Winning Runs

SEATTLE - Seattle maintained
its third-place spot, a game behind
San Diego, by winning twice from
Hollywood, AZ and 5-4. 10 10
White, who hit safely in his 18th
and 18th conse cutive games.
knocked out triple in the opener
scoring two runs and bringing the
Rainiers from behind. Les Web
Der tanned the Stars on five hits.
White again drove in the
winning run in the nightcap
when his hard single bounced
off the glove o. Second Base
man Ham Schultz. breaking
A. tie in the seventh.
Ed Cole, Seattle pitcher who has
been laid up with a broken foot
bone for two months, returned to
the mound to pitch six innings and
win.
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Ben Mccoy
Wins Draft
Defern1ent

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich
Benny Mccoy. the Philadelphia
Athletics second baseman.
was deferred from military
training today, after he car
ried his appeal against imme-
diate induction to President
Roosevelt.
Mccoy. who claimed he sup
ported his parents and a sis
ter and brother, signed a two
year $4,000 contract with the
Athletics two years ago after
receiving a $4,000 bonus.
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/ Batted for Buxton In seventh
, Batted for Rigney in seventh.
PORTLAND

Summary Runs responsible for.
Gonzales 3. Buxton S. struck out. by
Gonzales 2, Buxton /: bases on balls.
off Gonzales l. Buxton 4; three base
hit. Thompson; two-osse hits. Ris-
ney. Buxton. Duezabou. GIL. Wright:
sacrifice, Brown: runs batted in, Rig-
ney. Thompson. Norbert. Duezaoou 2.
Wright. Gil. Gonzales 7. left on
bases. Oakland 4. Portland Z: double
play. Owen TO Wright to Escohar; hit
by pitcher. by Gonzales /; umpires.
Hood and Snyder: time, lis.
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'tais ......... 80 D
score by Innings

Spokane .......... 900 002 800 Al
Vancouver 5000. 100 100 $50 o--5
Summary Hayes. struck out S.
base on balls 10. runs off Goldman
in ga innings. struck out s. base on
balls 3; 2 runs off Carpenter In 81
innings. struck out 2. bses on balls
q. two-base hits, Jolley. Gedzius, Or
teig. Alden: sacrifices. Hayes 2. Alden.
Mccormack. double plays, Martinez to
Gedzius to Milani Rosenlund TO Ged-
zius TO Milani. runs batted in, Jonas.
Gedzius 2. Beard. Martinez 2. Bren-
ner. Warfield. Alden 2, Orteig. left on
bases. Spokane 10. Vancouver IL. UNI
pires. Enger and Nelson; time, AIS.
hit by pitchr Milsni; balk. HAYES:
wild pitch, Hayes; losing pitcher.
Carpenter.
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Acres Results

FRIDANl
FIRST RACE Si05: Swear -olds
and up; Washington foals; 5ts fur
longs.
outsuess Jr. do0 $1,000 $40 aso
DAY Lady d0D 49,. 1870 ITO
Forest Queen u06l 1870
Jockeys in order: g Dixon. A.
Howry. H. Duncan. Time 06.S:
Starebba. Selaris. Adorable Ann, Req
try. Quick Wind. June Church, Shy
lika, Dandy Flower.
SECOND RACE-SiO5; claiming: q
year-olds: five furlongs.
West Pride d13 $40 $40 s3.lo
Vain knight G09) :. $50 $50
Redina d08) ....... 40
son, c. Wagner. Time. 96 Ever
Keddy Terry. Lady Serajevo, Setforth.
Black Streak
THIRD RACE = s405: s-year-olds
and ups six fuclongs.
Sylvan Secret Qo6l se1o ~ 80 $50
Gallant Toro G09) 500 400
Valdina Lancer ul3) $40
Jockeys in order G. Dixon. K wat
son. W Classify. Time, 30; Sport
Fan, Ever Star. Razz. Pooh-Jay
FOURTH RACE-s5O5: claiming; g.
year-olds and up; six furlongs.
Ariel Girl Qo2 - 30 $3.50 50 90
Empress Hills Gl2 $40 40
jockeys in order: A. Howry. c. Rails,
z. Franklin. Time. l;l2; Tommy w
Speed Home, Flying Bud, Squaw Man,
Twin Peaks, Crusal.
FIFTH RACE - Claiming: 3-year-
olds and up; one mile.
DWAf a
Double Dip dos :. 100 $50
jockeys in order: G. Dixon. A.
Howry. c. Wagner. Time. 1898:
School Broom. Bon Ivy Allegrezza.
Driverin. Ada Hill. Wrackety.
SIXTH RACE - ssc5: s-year-old.
and up; claiming; six furlongs.
Hi-Hun GlO -. 80 1920 so
J. Cabaniss alb 400 $50
Golden Nugget G06) $40
Jockeys in order: I. Bassett. C.
ME. What Now. High Grenade. Idaho
Maid, Dickerville.
SEVENTH aacf-ssos: claiming;
3-year-olds and up: ! Lie miles.
Mss Mss CONTRARY 80; $3.50 $40 $50
Fair Cloud Oosl -. 500
Jockeys in order P. olidewell. @,
zufelt, l. Bassett. Time. 1882:
Snug. Roman Whistler, Union Girl, |
Crete, Boat La Daonna.
EIGHTH RACE-s505: claiming: g. |
year-old maidens and winners of one;
I lis miles
Lois A. Miriam 80. "a 80 $50 $40
Glorious Hills 10D $40 $40
Lee Toy U09) ..... $40
Jockeys in order: d. Dodson. e /
Franklin c. Rails Time. l.l3: ia
cobra. Nuneaton, Crossbeck Anna 4
Bubbling. Mahina Piha. Chief Pickem. |
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Terry Wins 10th

Los ANGELES-San Diego beat
Los Angeles. SO and 1913. The
first game gave Yank Terry his
goth win of the year and made
him the first pitcher in the league
TO hit 20 this season.
In the nightcap. Eddie Pella-
GRIM put the game on ice in the
second inning by hitting a homer
with the bases loaded.
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CARRASQUEL WINS

In the only day time American
league game the Senators trim
med the Red Sox, 6-3. Carrssquel.
the ancient Latin from Caracas.
Venezuel "a, scored his sixth
straight triumph despite the fact
that the Red Sox got off to a
80 lead.
The Cleveland Indians lost a So
decision TO the Chicago White Sox
in a night game that left them
16 games behind the idle Indians.
The st. Louis Browns, scoring
a 6-1 night game victory over the
Detroit Tigers, climbed to within
half a game of the seventh place
Washington Senators.
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AMERICAN LEAGIE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Eaves and Mccullough; Wander
meer and lombard.
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DEVELOPED CONTROL

But through all his trouble
Wander Nicer toiled. long and hard.
developing control. This season,
he's been good and bad. Came
August and he really hit his
stride.
In beating the Cubs yesterday
81. Wander Nicer won his 18th
game Of the season and his fourth
straight. In his last four games
Vsndy has allowed just one run
per game and in three OF them
has had superb control.
Wander Meer's last four games
show.