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SALES ENGINEER, man 25-40
years, exempt or deferred from
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If you are looking for a steady
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO
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POSITIONS AVAILABLE.

POSITIONS AVAILAbLE.
A number of positions for boys
and men 16 to 80 years of age,
some of these positions require
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bicycles; also walking positions.
Apply Western Union Telegraph
Co, 1917 New York ave. NV.
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ONE WHO WANTS to make
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CONVALESCE HOME Qarge5. well To-
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THE HECHT co. requires
the services of stock clerks
between. the ages of II and
80. Apply Employment Of
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RESTAURANT, downtown 14th St NV
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DRUG CLERKS, exp, over q
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Employment Dept, Peoples Drug
stores, II P st. ne, 9 am. to
noon dailv.
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years of age, experience not
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of age. Steady work, chance for
advancement. Apply in person,
employment department, Peoples
Drug Stores, IT P st. ne, 8 am.
to noon daily.
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ACCOUNTANT "A division of
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WOMEN 90, colored, general housework.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Yankees Better Club Than
BrooklYn's Beautiful Buns
Cold Figures Prove McCdrthy's Men
Stond Alone in Every Department
hit on the leg and forced In

hit on the leg and forced tn
retire from Saturdays game? ?"
IF Mickey Owen had caught
the third strike on Heinrich in
Sundays game
IF Pete Reiser's drive for a
triple had been a few feet farther
in the first inning yesterday"
IF Billy Herman hadn't hurt
his back"
And other alibis and second
guesses.
Added up all they mean is that
the Yanks have the best club and
deserved to win.
YANkS BEST CLUB
Any cold analysis of the series
must concede that the Dodgers,
outhit, outfielded and outpitched,
were very fortunate not TO have
lost in four straight. The Yanks
outhit the Dodgers. .247 to 1888:
outfielded them, 800 to $50: made
seven double plays 10 Dodgers
five, scored II runs to the Dodgers
j. and tossed in couple of mag
nificently pitched four-hit games
by Marius Russo and Ernie Bon
ham.
The Yanks left - men on base
TO the Dodgers q which means
the Bronx Bombers were on the
march the greater part of the
time. storming at the Brooklyn
defense until they battered 1t in.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08

Simon, the man-mountain who
stayed in the ring for Is rounds
with Champion Joe Louis. started
the battle by getting most out
Of 7o-pound weight advantage
and his tremendous height and
reach. He bulled Thompson about
the ring for two rounds until the
Californian finally got the range.
Thompson then made n =
David Goliath match by dart
Ing In and out for the next
fsve rounds. rattling Simon's
teeth with left jabs and hand
Ing hooks that opened gaping
cuts over both of the New
Workers. eyes.
Simon came out Of serni-be-
wilderment in the late rounds To
outJsh his rival hut WAS not ef-
fecuve enough to win the decision
Of the fans.
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. GOLF

The Brookdale Mems club and
the Brookdale management will
sponsor a best ball twosom e
turkey tournament on one-haf
combined handicap, Oct. 10.
A player must be within five
strokes of his partners handicap.
Ten dollars worth of turkeys will
be given by Brookdale.
A trophy has been donated by
the Brookdale's Mems club and the
management for the golf cham
pionship of Tacoma. Play will be
Oct. 10 in afternoon. The cham
pion of each club. public and pri-
vate. has been invited as guests Of
the Brookdale management to play
for this 23inch trophy. This will
be an annual affair at Brookdale.
A hole in one tourney on the
18th also will be held. with the
profit going TO send the boys to
the national public links next
summer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08

Bstted in five runs and scored
two himself. Was the most
feared hitter in the Yankee line
up throughout the series and
walked seven times. In the
first two games he reached first
base every time he went 10 bat.
He was the only Yankee regu-
lar who did not strike out at
least once.
Afield, he participated in five
double plays. made six putouts
and had 10 assists. He made
one error-on a screaming ball
that probably no other second
baseman in the game could have
put his hands on.
Made one brilliant hack hand
stop and threw while off balance
10 nail a runner by step. Cut
down sure hit In the final
game when he grabbed Pete
Reiser's hard-hit grounder and
made a brilliant snap throw to
first TO get his man.
Born in Los Angeles. Cal,
Feb. Is, 1915. Bats and throws
right handed Weighs 175 and
stands feet II inches. Was on
the gymnasium team at the Uni
versity Of Oregon where he
learned the scrobatic tricks he
performs on the baseball field.
Broke into baseball with Oak
land OF the Pacific Coast league
in 1886. played with Newark OF
the International league in 1887
and joined the Yankees in 1888.
Has played in three world series
with a batting average Of SAG.
Presenting the goat of the
world series:
Arnold Malcolm Mickey
Owen. catcher OF the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Joined Fred MerlxIe, Heinie
Zimmerman and Fred Snodgrass
amonc the sll-time goats Of
baseball. Allowed a third strike
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Loses Teeth

PALo ALTO. Calf. 1890 Quarter
hack frankie Albert of Stanford
football squad went to the dentist
today to have two front teeth re-
placed. He will he ready for the
Oregon State game. but Left End
Hank Norberg probably will re-
main in the infirmary with knee
injury, Stanford Coach Clark
Shaughnessy said. Eric Arm
strong. right half, was in uniform
for the first time since the Oregon
game. and Bob Ditlevsen was
upped to third-string end after his
good work against the Bruins.
The squad scrimmaged with wet
balls, anticipating a damp Satur-
day at Corvallis.
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Referee Needs Police
Aid After Bad Verdict

Los ANGELES - The long
awaited western debut of New
York Heavyweight Abe Simons
resulted in an unpopular draw
decision with Turkey Thompson,
California champion. in their 10
round main event at Gilmore sta
dunn last night.
Referee Benny Whitman
stunned the outdoor crowd Of
1000 and the entire press row
with his decision. He WAS
escorted 10 the dressing rooms
by police after n near-riot de-
yeloped nj the ringside.
Whitman gave the mammoth
New Yorker SIX ROUNDS and
Thompson four. His point tally
also favored Simon by one point
The United Press score sheet gave
Simon three rounds and the youns
Negro seven.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Another Third
Strike Comes
Back 10 Mind

NEW RK-There ia no
precedent in world series his
tory for what happened to the
Brooklyn Dodgers in the first
half of the ninth inning Sunday.
No team ever lost q game
when leading nv one run with
two out In the ninth on an error
by = catcher. The closest paral-
lei occurred In the 1907 series
between the Detroit Tigers and
the Chicago Cubs and all the
factual detail comes from Jack
Doyle, Broadway's official odds
maker.
II was the first game of the
series and the Tigers. with Wild
Bill Donovan on the mound. led
going into the ninth, 81. But
Frank Chance singled and Harry
Steinfeldt was hit in the ribs.
Johnny Killing popped out but
Bill Coughlin fumbled Johnny
Evers' roller and loaded the
bases.
Frank Schultz grounded out,
Chance scoring and when Dono-
van worked the count IN Pinch
Hitter Del ward to two
strikes and no halls, he ssun-
tered off the mound and whis-
pered to Catcher Germany
Schmidt:
Just hold your glove there
and I'll curve over the best curve
you ever saw TO finish this
But Schmidt missed the catch
and Howard raced to first,
Harry Steinfeldt scoring the
tying run. However. the Tiger
did not lose the game as the
Dodgers did. II was called after
II innings with the score to 3.
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Meet Aeros
Of Semi Loop
Coach futile Works
On Offensive Angle

FORTY FIRST DIVISION CAN
TORMENT. Fl Lewis. Nssh-Of-
fensive tactics are being stressed
this week for the 4ist Division
football team in pointing for sun
days game with the Boeing Air
craft oompany's Aeros Of Seattle
n Tacoma stadium AZ O'Clock.
Convinced that his team il
all that can ne desired de-
fensiVely. First Lieutenant
Loren W. Tuttle. head coach
Of the 41st. has issued hut one
order to his assistant coaches
for this weeks practice:
Bear down on offensive
plays"
Offensive weakness cost the 41st
a heart-breaking 60 loss last week
in Vancouver. 3. c. to the Van
eouver Canadian Grizzlies. The
Canadians scored on a blocked
punt.
In Sundays contest the 4ist
will seek its first win In the
Northwest >emi-Pro league
while the Aeros, winners by
so over the heretofore unde-
fested Paine Field Filters Of
Everett. are out 10 keep I'M
marred their league record.
Civilian tickets are on sale at
the following Tacoma establish
ments:
Chapel and Grimes Cigar Store,
pas Pacific ave; Washington Hard
ware Store, e24 Pacific ave: Dill
Howells Sporting Goods Store.
92e Commerce st; Turf Smoke
Shop. oil Commerce st; Broad
way Sports Center, 737 Broadway;
Lane Cigar Store, 9th and Com
merce, and Brewer and Thomas,
e02 Broadway.
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~ Eet W " Y
from him with
two out In the
ninth inning Of
the fourth game
and the Dodgers
leading by one
run.
Yankees came
on to win the
game, break the
spirit of the
D o d & er s and
win the series in
the next game.
Batted only .167
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for the series and had trouble
holding his pitchers during the
last two games.
Other bests and worsts:
Greatest fielding play - Joe
Medwick's leaping catch with
his back against the left field
fence at Yankee stadium to rob
Joe DiMaggio of home run.
Medwick came down so hard
that he turned a somersault.
but chung to the ball and shut
off what looked like a certain
run.
Hardest hit ball - Gordon's
home run into the left field
stands 81 the stadium.
Best pitched game - Marius
Russo's four-hitter against the
Dodgers In the third contest.
The Yankee southpaw fed the
Dodgers a battling cross fire
that kept the game on ice for
the Bronx Bombers all the way.
Worst disappointment-kirby
Higbe. the Dodgers fireball
right handler who won % games
during the regular season. but
who didn't have a thing that
fooled the Yankees.
Worst fielding exhibition
Peewee Reese, Dodger shortstop.
who was charged with three
errors during the series. Two
of them were on one play when
ne fumbled ball and then
picked IL up and threw wildly
10 first.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08

CHICAGO Weather permitting.
the White Sox viii try again To-
night in Comiskey park 70 make
il four straight over the Cubs in
Chicago's city series.
Heavy rain washed out last
nights contest in which Thornton
Lee Of the sox was 70 face Jake
Mooty Of the Cubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Secret Work

C0RvALlIs. ore--rhs Oregon
State football team worked behind
closed gates today building . de-
fense for FRANKIE Albert and the
Stamford squad Assistant Coach
Hal Moe, who secuted the csrdi-
mails. reported the Indians even
faster than last year.
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Beats Salica
In Ten Heats

HONOLULU - Rush Dalma
clever Filipino bantamweight. won
a disputed 10-round decision over
Lou Sahcs, world bantam cham
pion, In a non-title bout here last
night. Dalms, who weighed 12s
pounds, finished strong and out.
pointed the champion who made ar
unimpressive wing. Sales
weighed 126.
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Alibi Offered

BERKELEY, Cslif.-A Dorian
was shifted today To the left half
hack post vacated by the retire
ment from football Of Jim Jurko-
vich. as Coach Stub Allison blamed
overconfidnece for the defeat Of
California at the hands Of Wash
ington State. Tom Mason. FIRST
string center, who has been out
with fever ever since before the
ST. Msry's game, was back in uni
form.
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Babe Praises
End Suseoff

PULLMAN. Nash. Coach Babe
Hollingbery Of Washington State
today touted Nick Suseoff rs the
best end in the country" after his
performance against California on
Saturday. The Cougars suffered
only slight bruises in the Bear
game.
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Figures Of
Last Contest

Figures for the five world series
games:
Attendance tpaid) =. ts5,7Ts
Total receipts ......s1, 007. 762 90
Advisory council share Isl. 165.6o
Players share $3.50. 431.31S.9l
Each leagues share. 106. S05.94
Each clubs share -. loo. $685.
Winning players share 1s1.17eI4
Losing players shsr~ l2o. 1856
Amount divided among
second. third and
fourth place clubs
In each league 49,. l2q.4l3.e7
NOTE Figures do not include
radio rights
NEN YORK - Official figures
on Mondays world series game:
Attendance, s4.o1z.
Receipts. Slsl,ezI.
Commissioners office. s24.-
.ss.IA
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.Sacs-Skiffs
Play Tonight
fkg1 TelepAossJ

SACRAMENTO. Calif.-Seattle
and Sacramento will resume their
shaughnessy playoff for the Pa
cific Coast league presidents cup
here tonight with the Rainiers on
the long end of two-to-one game
count.
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Fundamentals

LOS ANGELES - Coach Sam
Barrys University Of Southern
California team drilled on funds-
mentals today after a $50 loss to
Ohio State Saturday-the worst
defeat suffered by the Trojans
since they became major team.
Paul Taylor was back at the full
back spot after injuries kept him
out OF the game last week. Mel
Blocker was moved TO blocking
half to replace the injured Bill
Bundy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Whirlaway Is
Back on Farm

LEXINGTON. Ny. - whirlswsy
returned TO Calumet farm today
after whiriwind five-month cam
r.ixn during which he established
himself as the third biggest money
winner In history and the horse
Of 1871.
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Champs Stage
Boxing Farce
Jenkins. Cochrone
Bout Tres Cornish "

NEW YoRk-The rings prob
lem child -'Looney Lew" Jen-
kins-goes before commission ply
sieians today for an official IN
vestigstion Of his pathetic per-
formanee against Freddie Coch-
ran in last nights alleged battle
Of champions
Veteran observers insisted
no lightweight champion ever
made such a sorry showing as
scrawny Jenkins did 1T Madi-
son Square Garden In losing
n non-title 10-round decision
~ Cechrane, the welterweight
king.
Continuous booing and stomping
came from the 12.1s2 fans as
Cochrane pursued the skinny,
hollow-eyed Texan from gong to
gong. flooring him five times and
causing one wet-corner slip. Stag
gering backwards like sick
turkey. Jenkins rarely threw a
punch.
OFFERS ALIBI
Willie ketchum, his acting man.
aged. blamed Looney Lew's ghast-
~ exhibition upon motorcycle
accident he suffered few weeks
ago. Ketchum said the muscles
in Jenkins arms and shoulders
hadn't recovered enough to permit
his usual hard punching.
Chairman John j. Phelan Of
the New York commission or
dered Jenkins 10 appear before
lite physicians today TO deter
mine his physical condition.
It's not likely that action will
be taken against him but there is
a strong possibility that his title
fight with Sammy Angott at the
Garden on Oct. 81 will be Cancelled
or postponed If the examination
reveals anything wrong.
Cochrane lost only the third
round-on a foul. He weighs
|141ls pounds, 6ls more than
Jenkins.
The gross gate was s3l, Ill.
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man Of the
y . ~ ork
Yankees
Series record
r = tim <
aver &c 500
Leading hitter
= m ong the
re gu lars on
both ea m >
Il o ?
every thin Z
there IS IN the
book singles,
double triple
n n n a II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Gridman Killed

HONOLULU-Dsvid kspunisu.
is. Mckinley high school football
player. died yesterday II injuries
received in q football game
Sept. ~.
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list DIVISION CRIDMEN TO PLAY IN STADIUM BOWL
Sports Parade
By HARRY FERGUSON

United Press Sports Editor
NEW NORk-PresentinE The
hero Of the 1871 world series.
Joseph Gordon. second base
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Nv GEORGE KIRksEy
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK Some people call
IL luck and some call II just plain
murder. But whatever you want
to call it. the New York Yankees,
coldly- efficient ball players with
out an ounce of sentiment, keep on
winning and making their oppo-
nents moan.
The Yanks are champions of
the baseball world for the
ninth time and the fifth time
In six years. And all that's
left for those gallant buns of
Brooklyn-yeh, buns Ii the
words that they get the
chance to spend the winter
calling the Yanks ''lucky" and
q lot of other names besides.
A lot the Yanks care what you
call them. They have the winners
share of the world series. have
won more titles than any team in
history and Joseph Vincent Nc
Carthy, their Irish leader who
rarely pokes his head out Of the
dugout, has managed his sixth
worlds championship outfit - a
record unachieved by Connie Mack.
John ]. McGraw OF any other base
ball immortal.
LOST ONLY FOUR
The Yanks completed their
triumph yesterday by throttling
the Dodgers. 81, and capturing
the series, four games to one. Over
the stretch of six winning world
series under Mccarthy since 1892
the Yanks have lost just four ball
games while winning "a. And
when each series was over the
opposition went to the wailing wall
and bemosned the Ysnks' luck.
You still can hear the
Dodgers and their faithful
flock Of followers saying:
eff Fitzsimmons hadn't been