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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Miss 0rier Visits Week.-Mrs.

Miss Grier will be in town this
Summer with the exception OF
weekend visits with her sister,
Mrs. Jesse T. Harper, in Battle
Creek. Doctor Harper who was
a reserve officer is now al Fort
Custer and Mrs. Harper has
taken a house in Battle Greek.
Miss Grier has definitely de-
cided on small wedding with
her sister as her only attendant.
Miss Elizabeth O'Dell OF
Bloomfield Hills has named Sep
TENDER 80 as the day on which
she will be married 10 Lloyd
Stuart Woodburne Of Ann Arbor,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. A.
Woodburne of Grand Rapids.
The wedding will take place IN
Christ Church, Cranbrook, but
all other plans are tentative
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Molly Moore Guest
OF Betty Blair

MISS MOLLY MOORE, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth l..
Moore of Kenwood road, Crosse
Pointe, is visiting Miss Betty
Blair. daughter OF the Wyle
BlairS in Colorado Springs. Miss
Moore and Miss Blair are class
mates al the Ethel Walker
School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Robinson Family
Are in Canada

Mr.. AND MRS. w. DEAN
ROBINSON and TWO Of their
children are in the Canadian
West. They left here intending
10 spend some time in Lake
Louise and Banff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Mrs. Carnegie in MiIlbrook

Now that the war has made It
impossible for her TO spend her
Summers at "Skibo Castle" in
Scotland, the widowed Mrs. An
drew Carnegie passes the greater
part Of her time, these torrid
days. up in quiet, rural Mill
brook, n. Y, where her only
child, Margaret Carnegie Miller
(heiresS TO the vast Carnegie
scrtunes) has a country estate.
Mrs. Carnegie, who hates pub
Icity the way most people hate
poison-ivy, has given, in the sub
rosa manner, large sums 10
various war relief agencies and
has established her own fund 10
relieve any suffering among her
tenantry and neighbors at "Skibo
Castle
What a remarkable woman
the elderly Mrs. Carnegie j.!
Custodian of a great fortune.
mistress of New York's largest
and costliest private home and
blessed with excellent colonial
ancestry, she skillfully sidestepS
society, avoids publicity and
preSs-cameras and has the most
insignificant collection of jewels
of anV multimilliOnaireS IN
Gotham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Planned in Winter

Only with kindred spirits
would they share this idyllic
holiday.
They discovered that their
friends, the James CriStys. who
also are neighbors in MorosS
road, always had dreamed of
just such a vacation.
In the long Winter evenings
the Ellerbys and the CristyS had
great fun planning their holiday
together this SummGr
At 5 o'clock Saturday morn
ing they were on me high road,
their cars loaded With camping
equipment. heavy wooden cloth
ing and provisions.
Chatting with Mrs. Ellerby a
day or so before they took off,
We heard all about their plans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Skin Test NOT Needed
Canute Water Is pure. colofleo
and crystal-Cleaf II has remarkable
record OF IS years without injury 10
a single person. In fact. scientific
research az one Of Amencas great.
est Universities proved Canuts
Water 70 be perfectly harmless.
No Other Product Can
Make All These Claims
Try Il and you will soon under.
stand why leading dealers in most :.
Of Americas largest Cities sell more
Canute Water than all other hair
coloring preparations combined.
6 application SIZE, tl.t3 everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
EIIer0ys, Cdstys Leave
For Vacation in WiIds
BY MINNIE CAGE

THE conventional vacation
spent in motoring or on A
cruise or at a Summer resort
has no appeal for The young
Harold EllerbyS.
Their idea Of a perfect vaca-
tion is to 60 to some remote
spot. away from automobiles
and telephones and radios where
they can live a completely prim.
tive life.
Keen about camping and fish
ing, they have spent the last
three Summer vacations alone
in the Northern Ontario woods.
Penetrating places reached only
by canoes, they found a place
last year where hey did not
encounter another human being.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Mr. and Mrs. Henry 3 Carter,
and stopped off again last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Mayfair Concerned
As Time for Whitney
Release Approaches
BY MAURY PAUL

able clubs TO which Mr.. Whitney
belonged before the, er "un-
pleaSantneSs," are seriously con-
Sidering taking him back into
the fold. Not so the New York
Yacht Club! That organization
is still bitter over the manner
in which its former treasurer
dipped into the clubs petty cash
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18

ia, 0 ktera jsou nynejsi boje
svadeny.
V nedeli podnikla ruska ma
moTnl obrana 1tok ma velky
nemecky konvoj opatTeny v
Baltickem mort vyzvednymi le-
.tadly.
Kiev, hlavnf mesto Ukrajiny
jest tax t1snen re vzduchu i pc
sousi, re jeho pad jest pfedpo-
vldan.
Leningrad, byvale hlavnf
mesto carskeho Ruska, tehdy
zvan6 Petrohrad, jest t1snen
re dvou stran v kleSt1ch finsko-
nemeckych die zprav nemecke
no velitelstvf.
V Londyne marsal Lord L
ronside pfedpovedel, re "val-
ka skoncf drive, nez nyni vseo-
becne ocekavame."
We sve Teci pred velkou au-
dienc1 Cromer Lord Ironside
prohlasil:
"D1ky Bohu, re Amerika jest
s Mani. Pc Dunkirku jsem "a
dial rychlou pomoc cd Ameri-
ky, a okamzite jsme cd nj do
stall 100000 kulovnic typu
Springfield, a 100, 900, 900 ma
boju. To bylo, elm jsme zachra
Mill Anglii v prvn1ch dnech ne
meckeho naporu."
Nemci tvrdf, re jejich vojsko
jest 10 mil cd Moskvy, jedno-
no z hlavn1ch NEST Ruska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
~Pelhrimovsky orIoj.

Mesto PelhTimov Sc NIUE
pochlubit jedinecnou zvlastno-
stf: ma vezicce starobyleho
zamku pant z Rican jsou So
chy Herkula S kyjem a Satur-
ma S kosou, ktere dive minuty
pc odbitf hodin opakuj1 pocet
1derd. Jinou zvlastnost1 Pei
hrimova jsou diva kozlove ma
Hornf brane, kteT1 Sc pr bltl
hodin trkajf. Tento orloj je
zvlastnostf stTedni Evropy a
mIzze Sc jim pochlubit jedine
mestecko Ochsenfurt V Bavor-
sku. Originally techto kozlu
isou ulozeny v mestskem mu-
!seu. -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
RdZne.

- BrltSky mlniStr ZaSObO-
vanf lord Woolton naznacil,z re
st1znosti prot londynskym OBJ
chodnfk6m, kter1 poc1taj1 sedm
silinkG Gill $1.4O "a libru ma
lin, nijak no nezaj1maj1. 0
tom pravil:
"Pokousfm Sc O spravny pT1-
del potravin a nemam co delat
S dusevnl 1chylnost1. Vedeme
waikiki "a samotnou naSi exis-
tenci. Nam jine veci ma praci,
neil Sc starat O posetilost oso-
by, ktera poc1ta takovou cenu
"a maliny a o blaznovstv1 oso-
by, ktera tn cenu plat1.
- V J~erusalemske katedrale
" Londyn9 konaly Sc slavnost-
nj bohosluzby "a Mistra Jana
Husa. Tyto bohosluzby staly
Sc velkou politickou mantle
stac1, 0 n1z Sc zaslouzil zvlaste
biskup Brown, jenz vykonal
bohosluzby anglicke, zatfm CO
reverend Hlavac vykonal bo-
hosluzby ceskoslovenske.
Vysoky komisaT palestinsky
lord MacMichael predc1tal pfi
ltechto slavnostn1ch bohosluz-
bach z bible. Pr1tomen byl ia
ke hlavn1 tajemn1k palestinske
vlady a jine vynikajlcf britske
osobnosti. Katedrala byla pre-
plnena anglickymi verlc1mi.
Byly to prvnf bohosluzby V
Anglii, pr nichz bylo rovnym
dflem pouzito jazyka anglicke-
no a ceskoslovenskeho. Biskup
Brown We SVEN projevu fekl
krone jineho toto:
"Husovy Teci kapli Betlem
Iske pTipravily cestu k cesko-
Islovenskemu statu, jenz, pow
Istal pc poslednf valce a jenz
Ipodle planu prozretelnosti
Bozf splnf svGj veliky ukol We
Isvet6 pc ukoncenf dnesnlho
konfliktu.
"Kdyby evropske krestan-
ske zeme v roce 1888 nebyly
pripravily move mucednictvi
narodu Husovu, pax by byla
dnesni krise byvala odvracena.
Totez by Sc bylo zdafilo, kdy-
by kTestansk6 cfrkve byly u
plainly a ozivily zasady, jez
stanovil Jan Hus."
" Mexico City, zahajila
Mexicka Opera 1. cervence le-
tosn1 sezonu Smetanovou Pro-
danou nevestou (dals1mi hra-
mi je Valkyra, Salome a Car
men). Mistni fisk venoval
ISmetanovou d1lu pozornost jiz
pTed provedenfm opery, KITE
rou dirigoval Alvin. Hlavni
pTedstavitele, Irma Gonzalez,
sopran; Lorenzo Alvary ma
darsky basista, Ignacio Guer-
zero, mexicky tenor, Victor
M. Torres, baryton, jakoz i O.
statnf umelci spolu S baletnlm
sborem "poskytli divakGm
skutecny pozitek pro zrak i
lsluch", jak napsal m1stn1 fisk.
lObecenstvo vyzadalo 81 p%otles-
KEN opakovan1 dueta We dru-
hem jednanf. PTedstaven1 by
10 opakovano 8. cervence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
v ceskych zemich sbiraji kovy
pro nemeckou armada.

z Prahy dochaz1 zprava, re
ma zeleznic1ch tax zvaneho
protektoratu bylo zahajeno
sbfrani vsech pTedmetG, jez
jsou zhotoveny z medi ,olova,
GNU a niklu. Vsechny tyto
predmety budou nahrazeny w
robky z jinych kovG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
"Ja 81 radeii neco udslam!"

V Rozdelobe pohadala Sc S
manzelem 30leta Jaroslava
Sinaglova a Sc slovy: ga 81 ne
co radeji udelam!" uchopila
lahev S petrolejem, polila ma
sobe satstvo a zapalila je. Man
Eel Size z nj satstvo strhal, ale
neboha zena piece jen utrpela
popaleniny 2. a 3. stupne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
Advokat.

Napadnfk: "Myslite, pane
doktore, re vase meter by byla
dobrou partif pro mne?"
Advokat: "Zajiste, jej1 stry-
cek vydela hodne peneZ."
Napadnfk: "Skutecne?"
Advokat: "Skutecne - a "a
tuto konsultaci mi dluzite sto
|korul."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
Rusko uzna Cs. vladu.

Sovetsky svaz uvazuje O uz-
mani vlady v cele S pres. Bene-
Sem. Dale Sc sdeluje, re V
Moskve Dude zrizen Ceskoslo-
vensky narodni Vybor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Hard Matches
In Net Event

LonE. hard matches we're the
order 81 the day as the CITY tennis
tournament swung into me guar
tsr-flnsl round.
n the mems doubles Jack
Brown and Wslly CavanauTh had
il point match against them At
least eight times and ST. came
back 20 defeat Dick Dexter and
Paul Fordycs. 50. 10. los There
Wefe several three set matches IN
the doubles
Boxs snE'es Is and unaff-Wely
CsKanaush defeaied Joining DufT.est.
SO Cd Kenny RurrouEhs defeated
Hunter simpson 81. t-f. e. Dick
Burroughs defeated Murray wheeler
s. e-i Harvey Mosieh defeated
Harold Hanson g. "a
Mixed doubles - Wsiik scott and
Pat 0reenun defeated Barbara Eng-
berg and JACK Miller go &c Marion
Ingram Bill Brown defeated Dorothy
Morton Lyle Morton o-o. 90 default
JuanIta stern -Lofny Baealich de-
feated Barbara Tssts-Gov Teats lie
81. e-s Mary Ielusieh Francis Chap
man debated Betty o Isafy Tony
Junior sirls sIngies-Pat oreeuup
defeated Ardys Pratt. default Marian
Ingram defeated Jeanne Eatough rs,
4-e. 60 Barbara LaGasa defeated
GLADYS WATSON "a 60 IS Betty
OIeary defeated Margaret Kelly. de-
fault
Junior BOYS doubles Bob Pinch
an Harvey Mosieh defeated Bill Kelly
and partner 60. a.
Junior BOYS singles - Dick Bur
roushs defeated Chss HuffoTd de-
fault. Bob Fincham defeated Kenny
Burroughs 60 40. 81. Harold Mo
sich defeated Geo Thomas "a. l-6.
ga Wslly Cavansugh defeated Bob
Grant. default Glenn Murray de-
feated Murray Wheeler SO G.
Mems doubles-Mosich-M osich de
feated Watkins Grant g.. Ga
Brown Cavanaugh defeated Paul
Fordyoe- Dick Dexter 50 10. 1913.
Army Strom Bill Nelson 81. rs, LYLE
Morton Francis Chapman defeated
Flovd SWanson-Jim Fisher s-s 60
81 Chuck Ballogg-Joe Kent de
feated Lawrence Relly-partner ga
as. Ga. Wsllv Scott-Jsck DuPriest
defeated Dave stockton Bob swenson
Fridays schedule
Mems doubles = Wally scott-Jsck
DuPriest vs. Glenn Murray Walt
Olson. Stewart school. 90 Ivle Nor
ton-Francls Chapman Va. winner OF
Mosich- Mosich Is Curtright-stewert
Mason school, $40; Chuck Ballogs-
Joe Kent vs. winner Of Hugh Kraft
Lorny Bacalich- Roland Schrupp-Esrl
Jorgeson Point Defiance 40 Bob
Simpson Richie Cromwell : Jack
Wally CAYanaugh, Jason Lee.
5 40
Junior boys singles - Dick Bur
roughs vs. the winner OF Richie
Cromwell Billy Kelly. Jason lee.
D m Bob Fincham vs.. the winner
OF Don Macrosky-Bob simpson Jason
Lee. D m Harold Mosich v the
winner OF Walt Olson vs. Bud Wines
Mason. | D m. Wally Cayanaugh VS.
Glenn Murray Mason / p. m
Junior girls singles-Pst oreenup
vs. Marian Ingram Mason 2 p m
Barbara LAGasa vs.. Betty Oleary.
Mason, 2 p m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Alb Says: "'Tain'i Fair," Sir

Their. sat Commissioner Alb
Bergersen Of our city.
High up on a large. bsrnacled
rock.
He was moaning 10 the four
winds that swept up IN. Mar
rows
1T amt fair he sad. ~
amt fair. It's skin game
They know IN. fish They're in
their own backyard
What Alb meant Was the vic
tory OF the Metropolitan Park
board members over the Taco
ma city commissioners In their
annual salmon contest at the
Point
The Park board anglers
knocked the dayiights out Of the
city paps. four fish to one.
DIR. George Mace landed the
largest fish Of the night. ~.
pounds. Also a l-poundsr.
Or. o. G. Button. president Of
the board. landed . l0-pounder
and an s-pound ses bass.
Val Fswestt Of the city psps
caught an s.pound King, which
annexed cigArets when II NsA
young and becsms stuntsd II
Was suffering from stiKmstlsm
and swan too close n Walls
hook A In vas bsrb4d The
fi.h. nsturs ~ weak surrendered
AFTER a 50-fOot run a feeble
rln.
MANN. K Norton. park
bosrder, caught a s-poand sal
mon on It's way 20 kindergarten.
That's ths way the record
stands. That's the reason for
Al Bsrgersen. Scandinavian
whose ancestors invented fan.
emitting ne means
further Disgrace came 10 the
eity PAps shrB n Nas learned
Bob O'NeiI 1ad Holmes EAst-
God. commissioner. eaught a
small rock cod and won the pFils
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Lonqacres Gossip

made the venture = success. com
Ing direct from Del Mar 10 Long
acres In fact he won both the
Longacrss Mile and the nsl Mar
handicap = remarkable feat
Two years ago sweepalot ard
Juhsl Junior visited Longacrrs
from the southern coast sweep
alot was beaten inches for n all
TIL. YEARS nominees include
No Competition. owned nv
Robinson and Phllpot and
sensational horse last spring
In san Francisco: also . Hol-
lywood Park stake winner.
Mt. Nernon II. distance
horse from France. now In
finest form.
sweepida, recognized cham
pion Of southern California.
and winner Of this years
Golden state handicap.
kantar Run. nashy three
year-old with a fancy for mile
distance.
African Queen. a brilliant stretch
running mare.
Comet II and Journey on, Al
Tarn's pair. latter a vastly I'M
proved horse
Opinion prevails hereabouts that
there will be a last minute inva-
sion from the south. but since the
Del Mar handicap Is run on Aug.
Is and the Longacres Mile on
Aug. "a. trainers are not inclined
10 discuss their plans
II California sends bidders for
the Longaerss $4,000 the STRAIT
sgy viii not be revealed until a
few days before departure from
Del Mar IL necessary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Fair Meters
Reach Senis

MANcBssIEs. nass,--Psulins
Bstz and Mary Arnold 81 Los An
Eslss filled the remaining two
ssni final bsfths b. scoring
s'raiEht-sst tr1umphs today in the
i7fh annual somsnH Invitation
tennis tournament a. EAssx CO1n-
Try club.
Miss Arnold. - Yszr-old
playground instructor. dld IA
the hard ssy b. eliminating
second sssded Helen Jacobs.
former national uillst from
Srsessiiis. Del. IS, 90.
me top seeded Miss Bstz. cam
pa igninR Tor me crown vacated -
Alice Marble. Nss extended % turn
Dack DORIS Hart ~ Mani. pa
io-ysAr- oia southern utist. g-s.
50
Miss Betz faces fourth seeded
Helen Bernhard % Me- York IN
one seml-finai encounter tomorrow
while the fftn-sssdso Mas Arnold
opposes Margaret osborns. tourna-
msnt surprise
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Golfers Open
Amateur Play

NEW YoRk--slx hundred. thrse
golfers start play In n sectional
trials Thursday TO qualify for a
shot az Dick chspmans national
amateur championship at tho
Omaha Field club Aug. 2b.30.
After 70 holes Of play. 19I links
men Will have qualified Seven
others have been exempted from
qualifying and six others made the
grade at Denver Monday. making
a total field OF $50 10 tee off al
Omaha
This years field 10 the smalle-,
since 1887 and 10 almost 80 per
cent less than the record i.iis who
entered for tho 1880 championship
at Garden city, ~ Y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15

The Sunset Purse. the feature
race Of Wednesdays card. proved
one OF IN. major upses Of the
season
A little horse bv the name ~
Roy Greenock. with The veteran
Georgis Burns IN the boot.
eopped II.
The victory nstted win ticket
holders s4t2 20 for their faith. The
favored onmpo was second and
the clever little speedstsr Hsnky
Psnky third.
All three were In photo.
Hanky Panky would undouht-
sdly have won II had he not raced
vide In the stretch.
BY racing wide he shut off the
well-lked Proud Sister and His
Girl. who were right up there in
the running.
The first race on Nedn~s-
days program proved the
fourth dead heat Of the meet
ing. Poivo. Pride and Booter
Billy being caught as one In
the photograph.
Tn. victory Of Crown Flight in
the NTH race was the medium OF
bringing back Grant Zufelt 20 the
races again. Grant was injured
earlier IN the meeting snd was
accepting his first mount since
the injury.
Campaigning In the southland.
at Del Mar. are several Jongscr.s
Mile elig ibles. To hazard a guess
concerning their plans would be
folly. Almost every year some
horses hav. come out OF the south
70 try for the Mile. ssliys Bootsr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
PIONEER LEAGUE

vs. tNITED PKIst
The Boise Pilots won both games
Of a double.header last night from
Idaho Falls % gain a haf-gsms
on the ogden Reds, leaders Of the
Pioneer league
Boise defeated Idaho FsIls.
TT and 81. while Ogden beat
Twin Pals. Al. The Pilots
are ahead Of ogden In games
Won and lost but remain In
second place In league stand
inks because they have played
more games.
pocsteilo Won an easy III We
tory over Sat Lake, getting IS
hits 70 three for the Bees The
Ioss cut Salt Lakes margin over
Pocstsllo for third place 70 four
ana one-hsf games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Spans-Tills
Play Sunday

rndefeated spsnswsy snd The
Tllhenm Chiefs both hoasting
four wins IN ths second half cam
psign. viii battle for ire Western
Washington Baseball league lead
81 spanaWay this Sunday
spahaway made NorteR's
first half champions cry
"Uucle" last sunday. while
the rilienns tapped hath the
Tacoma Ciubmen ard Pacific
City In a double hill.
Other games this sunday send
ne Taocnas shiphuilders "a Nor
on and ths Tacoma Cluhnsn %
Pacific CITY Boy will nave a bye
The regular season ends Aug. -
L eague standings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Reds Defeat
Cards, 3 TO z
Brooklyn Winner:
Archie Hits Homer

NEN YORk The Cincinnati
Reds are all but shorn Of their
championship lsurels hut that
doesn't mean they aren't gong
10 play an important role N the
National league race from here in.
They are gong to have plenty TO
say about who wins e..
Their tone was rather sharp last
night ss they sdmonished the
Cardinals about posing as coming
Champions, The Reds triumphed,
az IN 10 innings and trimmed the
Cards lead over the Dodgers 10
half game.
Cineinnatis victory was
revenge affair put on for
Bucky Walters. who II bs all
manner Of reckoning the hard
luck pitcher of the year.
Last Thursday the Cards. with
Morton Cooper on the mound. beat
Walters, SO in IL innings. But
Cooper. pitching his third game
In SIN days, wasn't equal n the
task again and Walters. although
raped for II hits. won his 14th
game.
Brooklyn beat the Phillies IA.
showing no III effects from Tues
days shocking double disaster at
the hands Of the Giants except for
the absence Of Billy Herman. who
is nursing an injured finger.
The Cubs scored five runs four
OF them unearned- the ninth,
and handed Pittsburgh a Ga set
back
THIRD LOSS
II was the Pirates third straight
loss, their longest losing streak in
seven weeks.
In the only daylight National
league games the Giants broke
even with the Braves New York
won the opener, rs, but the
Braves. with Rookie Southpaw Art
Hohnson on the hill, grabbed the
nightcap, 81.
The Yankees could do no
better than tit for tat with
the Senators but they In
creased their American league
lead to IA, games. George
ArchIe's homer following Cecil
Travis single gave Washing
ton n SIS victory over the
Yanks In the thinning first
game. Marvin Breuer scored
his eighth victory in the
nightcap which the Yanks
won, 81.
The Red Sox moved within a
game and a half OF the fading
Indians by defeating the Athletics
last night, 40. Charlie Wagner
limited the As to eight hits and
beat them for the fourth time this
season.
After eight straight defeats
since June 8. Denny Galehouse
finally pitched the Browns to
p-3 triumph over the Indians.
Bobo Newsome. who has suf-
fered Is defeats this season com
pared with 81 victories last season.
strutted his stuff in hurting De-
troit 10 Al victory over the
White Sox. The big Tiger pitcher
allowed only SIX hits and won his
ninth victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Olympia Wins
Two NV. Tilis

OLYMPIA Olympia rsses lsts
virtual lie with Everett fnf ths
leadership ~ the N~sfhw~~s nAs~~
hsli isssu. ~ sssmrlng neiitng-
hsm ts.s sna defeating rsesss
"a In = pair ~ .snnlnx ssmss
last nIfhs
Howard l.sss~~ lee nslls~e-
ham dawn with ssset htss
wsits n. TEAMMATES ssibe~fea
~ fsem sh~ esmsssea esserss
~ Maker. D~svscks 49, 0lb1Ay.
In lhs second game. Men Ises-
snn relieved Fr~s' smith In Inc
third inning for uiYmp,s and hsld
rssoma 10 q sinsIe hill olympia
made ~ hits off Tsaemss Marcia
oppsls.
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for hooking the most doEflsh.
Doggone.
sherm inRlss. park superin-
tendeni. and Lss Nelson. auto
ASSASSIN. came in with 49,.
pound King BUT . they
bought IL from = starving news
boy which compelled eonfisca-
ton of the fish and elimination
from the contest
That, however. IL the way the
city paps managed Ia get a slice
Of fish each ingles and Nelson
supplied It against their Will.
p s. =. Mayor Harry ..
Cain came in with tho oldest
story the big one mat Eot
away and which tovsd MIN over
the bay before II let 20 Of the
hook
More about TINS On. in Met
eslfs In the Fishing Basket"
column Friday.
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