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TROOP MOVEMENT

TROOP MOVEMENT
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June u

lesI-Arthur Gilman. author and
educational executive, at Al
ton, III. The success of the
Harvard Annex and its
rapid growth into Radcliffe
college were largely due 10
his efforts. Some Of his
books are Boston Past and
Present" "Thestrurn Major
un." and The Cambridge
Of ITS"
194s-Jarnes Barr Ames, educator
and legal scholar, at Boston.
He was dean Of Harvard Law
school'for Is years. For the
use of students he published
valus BILE case books on the
law Of forts, equity jurisdic-
ton, negotiable paper. sure
tyship, admiralty, and other
divisions OF law.
iels-Frsneis Lathrop, artist, at
sea, near the Hawaiian Is
lands He was an illustIa-
tor. painter of portraits. de-
Ggner Of stained glass. and
decorator. He designed
the chsncel of Trinity
church. Boston, and decor
sted tina interior of Bow
doin college chapel at Bruins
wick, Ne. The Marquand
Memorial Window. Prince
ton chapel, - an example OF
his work in stained glass.
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NJ II
FAMOUS AMERICANS
JUNE IL

JUNE III
iese-lncrease Mather. congrega-
tional minister. author. and
president Of Harvard col
lege, at Dorchester. Mass.
His reputation as a preacher
and scholar was wide
spread. and many historians
regard him as the most
powerful man OF his time in
the Puritan colonies. He
published more than $50
books.
1859 - Alexander James Dallas
lawyer. finaneier. and states
man, in Jamaica. As secre-
tary Of the treasury during
the difficult years Of 1914
is, he rendered great serv-
Ice in the restora ton Of the
National hank and the ma
tionsl currency. and in the
formulation Of the tariff of
1916. He left the treasury
In March, 1916, with a sur
plus of $40 900 900.
lse2-Rockwell Kent. painter. at
Tarrytown Heights, N. Y.
He Is represented in the
principal museums of the
United States. and his chief
works include Deer Sea
son." Annie Mckinley"
Marine" mother and
Child" and Lone Woman"
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guardian for little Janet AIins
F1agE.
Ths Flagga we're divorced hers
IN 1887. a. which time Mrs. FlaRg
was given custody Of the daughter.
Mrs.. Weaver this week peiitionsd
for legal guardianship ~ the child
ard FisRg oountsrsd with a nsness
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Hutch Comes
To Rescued!

BUFFALO. y. Y.-The Buffalo
Bisons assumed to ! lead in
their International league playoff
with Montreal last night, thanks
largely to Freddy Hutchinson who
took over in the last three innings
and held the Royals in check, as
Buffalo won, 7-6.
Hutchinson also won the play
off opener, after accounting for
20 victories during the regular
schedule.
Last night the one-time school
boy wonder" allowed two runs in
the final three frames. yielding
two hits. Montreal shelled Floyd
Giebell. starting Buffalo hurler,
from the mound in the sixth with
a four-run rally to cut down the
Bisons' six-run lead.
Rochester beat Newark 20 in
the other half of the playoff semi
finals.
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Skiffs Blow
Real Chance
Split Double Bill
While Rivols Lose

The SEATTLE Rafniers were back
On top Of the Pacific Coast league
today because they. Of the three
leaders. were the only team with
sufficient luck 10 win a game last
night.
True. the Rainiers dropped an
thinning contest. Is. TO San Fran
cisco, but came back in the mid
night game to edge out 81 win.
The second-plaoe San Diego
Padres lost to Oakland. 81
The third-plaoe Sacramento club
dropped a 81 encounter to Holly
wood IN a brace OF pitchers battles.
Portland and Los Angeles were
rained out. necessitating a double
header tonight
The standing of the three top
rifIha=
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BOWLING

CITY LEAGUE

Michael Berry. veteran North
west pin star. rolled s2a for the
top total in the opening matches
Of the City league Thursday night.
His games were al high. 2o4. 2i3
and I'll.
Two other City league stars
passed the 600 mark in the first
session. Roy Caruso. new man
in the league. rolled a fine el4.
and Bill Leftwich. an old timer n
fast pin loops. finished with 6oe
The league vas off to
good start under the direction
Of iis president, Bill Farrar.
who conducted the opening
ceremonies.
Mayor Harry p. Cain rolled the
first ball down the alleys. and
then tossed the second ball down
the lanes. A capacity crowd was
in attendance 10 see the strong
circuit make its 1912 bow.
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A pinchsingle by Bob Collins.
batting for Dick Gyselman. drove
Charlie Fallon home with the run
that won the nightcap for the
Rainiers in the last of the seventh
Tom Seats. who previously had
limited Seattle to three hits. weak
ened In that frame and Fallon and
Ned Sickle touched him for safe
ties. Al Niemiec filled the bags
when Ferris Fam dropped throw
TO first. Collins then came through.
Harry GoorabIan. Seal third
sacker. won the first game
when he homered with a man
on base In the 18th. Don White
contributed a two-man homer
In the third. Ed Stutx was
Wild In the early innings. Civ
Ing the Rainiers five runs and
six hits In the first three In
nings.
Hiram Bithorn pitched five-hit
ball for Hollywood as the Stars
triumphed over Sacramento. The
saes attempted a belated rally but
the Stars cut it short after Don
Gutteridge had doubled and scored
on an infield out.
Stan Corbett turned the Padres
back with four hits to give Oakland
its second win over San Diego this
week.
Bill Thomas gave the Aeorns
seven hits.
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Those Other
Major Games
BY UNITED PRESS

The rest of the clubs in the
major leagues just played out the
schedule Friday as the second
clash between the National league
leading Brooklyn Dodgers and st.
Louis Cardinals gripped baseball
fans attention from coast to
coast.
1t took the Dodgers Il innings
Thursday to defeat the Cardinals.
Ga. Pittsburgh split a double
bill with Boston, winning the first
game rs. The Braves drove two
pitchers to the showers with a
10-hit blast that won the night
cap, 100.
The New York Giants
BANKED the Cincinnati Reds.
60, and allowed only one
runner as far as second as the
world champions runless
streak stretched to % success
siye innings.
Cleveland clouted Washington
twice. SIS and 3D.. Al Smith went
the route in the opener and Al
Milnar did a full trick in the night
cap. Rookie Herman Besse
checked the Chicago White Sox
with six hits as the Athletics
scored 2-1 decision. Detroit
withstood a ninth-inning challenge
by the Yankees and then went on
to exc out a 12-inning, Sd triumph
over the new American league
champions.
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tional league eastern division
champions has named a starting
Redskin eleven which will have 10
former Pacific coast collegians.
including four former use Rose
Bowl players.
The An-Stsr coaches. Paul
Sehissler and Ernie Pinckert, have
built their offense around Wash
ington.
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Bauqh vs.. Washington in Air

LOS ANGELES-Two Of the ma
tons best football passers match
their talents tonight when Sammy
Baugh Of Texas leads the Wash
ington Redskins against the West
ern All-Stars led by Kenny Wash
ington. former UCLA ace. in a
professional game at Gilmore
field.
Coach Ray Flaherty Of the Ma
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Seattle Ring Card Complete;
4lst and Fort BOYS Listed

SEATTLE - Boxing promoter
Nate Druxman today announced
preliminary matches for his card
next Tuesday at Civic auditorium
featuring Harry kid Mathews,
promising Emmett. Ida. middle
weight. and Jimmy Casino of Los
Angeles in a 10-round encounter.
They included: Tuffy Green of
Cleveland VS.. Lefty Abbott. Bell
ingham. middleweights, six rounds !;
Joe Goberson, Seattle. VS.. Johnny
Holden, Detroit, welterweights.
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Dodgers Win
First Battle
Beet Cords s 10 1.
With Aid Of Breaks

ST. LoTIs-The Dodgers and
the Cardinals vent back % the
baseball war today with Brooklyn
holding a two-eame lead n the
torrid National league race and
in position 70 deliver = crushing
blow TO 81. Louis pennsnt hopes
BY winning one Of the two remain
lng games q the series.
By winning yesterdays thrill
packed but loosely-played contest.
the Dodgers proved their game
ness under fire and commanded
considerably more respect than
after Their double loss al the
hands Of the Chicago Cubs We'd
nesday.
Instead of fretting over
their mistakes and dubbed OPP
porfunlties In Chicago, the
Dodgers showed real class BY
hanging on TO win, 81, over
the Cards In II innings. The
crowd Vas 1880 paid
Dixie Walker. who Is held IN
lofty esteem BY F1atbush fans but
has never rated very high with
Larry McPhail and the Dodger
front office. delivered the game
winning punch yesterdays single
TO center with the bases loaded
in the 18th. II was Walkers only
hit Of the game but it was enough
to snap left-handed Ernie Whites
skein of three straight victories
over the Dodgers.
sharing hero laurels with
Walker In the opening sally
were Doll Camilli. who hit his
33rd homer with two mates
on base. and Fat Freddy Fitz-
simmons. who pitched toe TO
toe with White for ten innings.
Fitzsimmons received credit
for the victory, his sixth of
the season.
Both clubs were jittery. making
four errors each.
Brooklyn's winning rally in the
18th started when Medwiek
scratched a single off Brown
glove. Layagetto walked and
Mize slipped and fell trying to field
camilli's bunt. All hands were
safe, the bases filled and Mize
charged with an error. Then
Walker stepped up and slashed
his game-winning single.
The Cards outhit the Dodgers.
10 to but the invaders collected
a homer and triple while st.
Louis didn't make an extra base
hit.
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Second Gamel
SAN ER ANCISCc

Score hy lnnings
san Francisco $500. 600 ITO %
Seattle .ss.s..s........ 600 200 IL
Summary Runs responsible for.
Seats 5. Cole 2: struck out. by Seats
6. Cole q: bases on balls. of Seats 2.
Cole 2. left on bases. San Francisco
g. Seattle 4. fwo-hsSe hits, proYis
Mafheson Trower; runs hatted in,
Goorsbian. Scsrsella 2. Fernandez,
Collins. sacrifices, Seats 4. double
play. ogrodowski 10 Fernandez 70
| rrower. time. las. urpires. Snyder
and Hood
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YOUNG IRON MAN

NEW Though his streak
doesn't approach that Of Frank
Mccormick OF Chicago. Babe
Young has seen action in more
consecutive games than any other
player In the National league.
The New York first basemsn has
not missed q game since Aug.
a. 1910.
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four rounds: British Seaman
Harvey VS.. Soldier Dick Bird.
Camp Murray, middleweights,
four rounds; Earl Bergstrom,
Seattle, VS.. Lefty Smith. Fort
Lewis, featherweight. four rounds.
Another preliminary bout is
being arranged, Druxman said.
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and John Anderson SIT for
other good scores.
CITY LEAGUE


The Women's City league, with
eight strong teams entered, starts
its 1e41-42 year tonight on the
Coliseum alleys at o'clock.
Many of the outstanding femi-
nine stars OF the city will appear
in the lineups of the teams.
COLISEUM LEAGUES
Two new leagues. the Grocery
and the Knights of Pythias,
started play on the Coliseum alleys
Thursday night at 9 o'clock.
Mike Siemion and r. Karl
son tied for the top total in
the Grocery circuit. each
rolling 523. CLYDE Engoe
rolled ell for the high single.
Other good singles were:
Frank Armstrong 1876, Fred
Buckohltz 1873. Mike Siemion
200 and Earl McNally 1913.
p. Knott turned in 42& for the
best score in the matches OF the
new Knights of Pythiss league,
RISTON W0MEN'S LEAGUE
The league started play Thursday
With four teams shooting the open
ing night Evelyn Anderson bowled
high series leading bouise's team
70 a four point victory over Seayiew
with a score Of 45a.
Grace'S to1 1874 vs.. Allies "a 1875
Louises - 1888 VS.. Sesview 10 l7i7
Schedule for September Is. Sesviev
rs Allies. LouiSes vs. Grsceis.
Bowling begins at tbs p. m
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Cholky Delivers the Goods

Well. sir little Chalky Wright did just that thing
knocked Joey Archibald for the New York and Mary
land version Of the world featherweight championship.
: few years ago he considered himself washed up
fighter bemoaning his loss of stamina and leg
Had himself whipped mentally which do
ALLY athletes
I'm son poner have to keep that old brain frightened
eAugging confidence through red corpusees
example little chaky pulled
glove
fighting higher than expected
hopes he had encountered only in dreams.
fighting 60 Chalky very well advanced
may stay up peak very long, he has
covered miles the trail since that
Z me- he through.
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HOME hlLS. WlIIAuls- Etc Sox. -.
Camiili. Dodgers. IS: Keller. YANKEES.
IS. Heinrich. Yankees. 2s: DtMasgio,
Yankees. AZ. OFT Giants. AZ.
Runs. williams. Red Sox. las: Di-
Magic. YANKEES. los. Reiser. Dod-
gers. los. Roife. Yankees los
Runs Batted In. Keller. Yankees
Ia. DiMaggio. Yankees. ia. Will
Jams, Red Sox. III: Camilii, Dodgers
100. Heath. Indians io3.
Hits. Travis. Senators. i9e. Heath.
Indians. lit. DiMAxsio. YANKEES, iTs
Hack. Cubs. ies. crAmer. esnaso<s.
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First Game
SEATTt


San Francisco -. 0lo 800 100 OF
Seattle ....... 2o3 600 600 OLE
Summary--Losing pitcher. Scrib-
ner. earned runs. off Stutz 6, Weber
3. Scribner 2 innings pitched. by
Weber 3 plus, at bat. off Weber Is,
runs. off Webber 3; hits. off Weber
S; sacrifice hit. off Scribner /. bases
on balls. by Stutz 3, Weber / Scrih-
ner 2. struck out. by Stutz g. Weber
/, Scribner Z: left on bases, San Fran
cisco 8. two-hase hits. Mstheson.
Holder q Stickle.s home runs. d
White, Goorshian. sacrifice hit. Hold
er: stolen bases. Mstheson. Scarsella:
players walking J. White Harris.
Fernandez. Collins. Fain. Brovis 2:
runs batted in. Mstheson. Collins.
Brovia 2. Scarsells, Collins, Sickle,
d. White 2. Goorabisn 2. J. White:
double plays. Sickle 10 Niemiec to
Scarselia. Trower 10 Fain: time. AIS.
umpires. Hood and Snyder.
tSecond Gamel
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20 The
.AA.LAnGn9s
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
san Francisco "a. Seattle e-3.
Oakland ?. San Diego !.
Hollywood B. Sacramento 2.
tOnly games Played.
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faced the problem Of deciding upon
candidates to fill three major holes
in his first team. Eric Armstrong
and Bob Crane are battling closely
for Hugh Gallarneau's old spot at
right half; Arnold Meiners and
Hank Norberg are contending for
Stan Crafts spot at left end, while
Shaughnessy must decide between
Jack Francis, Ken Robesky and
Dave Patterson for the right
guard position, left vacant by
failure of Dick Palmer TO return
to school.
You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds,
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off Corbett 3. Thomas 2. hit b.
pitcher. Tauby by Thomas tWo-base
hits Gudat, MAzzerH: runs batted in
Mcdonald. Gudat. Christoff: sacr.
fees. Patehett. Thomas. Luby. double
play. Mcdonald. unassisted.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
THURSDAYS RESULTS

Brooklyn 6. st. Louis leleyer
innings1.
New York 8. Cincinnati 0.
Pittsburgh o. Cincinnati o.
Pittsburgh 10. Boston 5-1o.
Only games scheduled.
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Totals
core by Innings

Sacramento ..... 600 100 oio-2
Hollywood ........ 400 600 1ox-3
Summary Runs responsible for,
Schmidt 3. Bithorn 2: bases on balls.
OFF Schmidt 2, Bithorn S. struck out.
by Schmidt 3. Bithorn I: hit by
pitcher. Brenzel by Schmidt: left on
bases. Sacramento g. Hollywood g.;
two-base hits. Shewey. Adams Gut
teridge. Uhalt, Diekshot: sacrifice
hits. Dickshot. GRAY. Sturdy Barrett
runs batted IN, Blattner, Marshall,
Kahle 2. Bithorn
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Raiinbo,

SAN ~
versity of
coached by
TODAY en- r.
TIE Roarin
versity of
team then
tor to NEE
or Sept. 2.
schedule. T
squad.
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ChalkY Wright Wins!

Observation-Disclosures Wright. California Negro. today
held the first title IN MS 15year ring eareerthe New York
Maryland version Of the featherweght championship
The skinny battle-scarred little Negro. 81,
the from joey Archibald last night b. knocking out
the Providence r L fighter with crushing right to the
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PULLMAN, Wash. - Despite a
heavy downpour, Washington
State football players were sent
through their first scrimmage by
Coach Babe Hollingbery. Left
Half Jay Stoves. first-line replace
ment for Billy Sewell, will turn
out Monday.
SEATTLE - Fullback Jack
Stackpool headed a group of
three lettermen and a sopho-
more back who turned out for
the University of Washington
team today, bringing the squad
10 its full strength of 48.
MOSCOW. Ida.-The University
of Idaho offense was strengthened
today by the switch of George
Nixon. halfback. to quarter. where
Coach Francis Schmidt will take
advantage of his passing and rum
ming ability. This left Schmidt
with three top candidates at left
half. Weather permitting, scrim-
mage was the order today.
MISSOULA. Mont. Goa h
Doug Fessenden of University of
Montana was entitled to use the
crying towel today. With the
draft and illness taking heavy toll.
Fessenden's squad is down to IS
men.
CORVALLIS, Ore. - Coach
Lon Stiner of Oregon State
today moved Frank Parker,
last years quarterback, to
guard. and Ken Pruitt from
right to left end. He said there
would be no scrimmage for at
least a week.
EUGENE, Ore.-Bob Koch. full
back who was barred from Stan
ford by an Anterior ruling. and
Jimmy Newquist. soph fullback.
are showing up exceptionally well
for the University Of Oregon. Koch
! probably will play a major role
against the Cardinals when the
teams meet Sept. 81.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
Coach Clark Shaughnessy today
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Sacs Lose

Totals ..32 5 "a 10 0
Batted for Schmidt IN ninth.
b Batted for Scalzi in ninth.
c Ran for Kluttz in ninth.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
THURSDAYS RESULTS

Cleveland SO. Washington SO.
Philadelphia 2. Chicago l.
Detroit 5. New York twelve
innings).
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DAY sHIPYARDS LEAGUE


Joe Sumption. former Olympia
pin star. was top scorer IN the
matches OF the Day Shipyards
bowling league with a $50 total.
including games of 2li. 200 and
16e.
d. Grabinsh rolled $50 and
F. Trumbly 5O6 for other good
marks. Shipfitters No. l.
Shipfitter. No. 2 and Welders
No. each won four points to
open the l941-42 season.
WoMEN'S LEAGUE
Margaret Foley and Janet Pen
der captured the individual scoring
honors in the matches of the
Broadway Women's league Thurs
day evening. High total went TO
the former with 413 and high single
was taken by Janet Pender with
ISL.
Pat Watson,s team led in team
scoring with 7o2 fer the best
single and 1899 for the high total.
The members are Captain Pat.
/ Lillian Hollstrom. Mary Burns,
Beth Picha and Peggy Ruehle.
COLISEUM COMMERCIAL
Fred Hoffman led the Coliseum
/ Commercials in their opening
matches Thursday with a nice 545
total. including games OF 211. i5s
and l76.
Roy Pietenberg marked up
$50 total. including a 207
single. Mann Tore finished
with SIS. George Elstad 5es
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rifh ELLIOTT METCALF

See that acid unnatural look in fans uho folow the
Seattle Rainers.
And the oppression N the eyes Of the Brooklyn
Dodoer fans
VEL Heohbor, that's because of those pennant fights
.Hulerf "WhoinfhedebbiH Is hep they bark.
NOR gou take Twpiu =. :. yo-Jo White. etc"
Why look al that that CaniiM Reiser Medieck.
etc"
War IN their minds9 Certainly but baseball icdrs.
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