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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14
Plan Posf-War Activities in Europe Japan Not Men,
 tioned at Conference
MEETING AT SEA
 LASTS 2-3 DAYS
Lord Beaverbrook 10 Come 10 U. 5. for Discus
 sion on Munitions
tBY ASSOCIATED PREss)

President Franklin D. Roose- welt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, dramatically meeting somewhere at sea, join- ed in a pledge to achieve final destruction of Naxi tyranny and agreed on an eight-point de- claration of common national aims after the war;" 1t was dis closed today by informed quart CTS. x
 In London, commenting on the secret rendezvous, it was declar- cd the United States Is now enlisted in plans for the recon struction of postwar Europe and is supporting the Russian Brit ish cause on every front.
 JAPAN IMPLICATED
 A Japanese diplomat in Lon don said the omission of any re- ference to Japan in the eight point policy. implies Japan was one of the main points of discus- siOn."
 High ranking United States and British military and naval air experts attended the confer ence, which was said to have lasted two or three days.
 BEAvERBROOK COMING
 A synchronized London ac- count of the meeting said the two leaders, in addition to agree ing on measures to stiffen the war against Hitler, decided on joint peace aims, embodying dis armament and postwar econ omic collaboration.
 It was further disclosed that Lord Beaverbrook, British Min- ister of Supply, who attended the conference, will arrive in the United States soon to discuss "the whole problem of supply of munitions for armed forces in the United States and for those other countries actively engaged in resisting aggression"
 Among the points considered at the conference was the de- cIaration that all peoples of the world should and must he able to select their own government and also freedom of the seas will be enforced.
 QUICK ACTION
 Shortly after the announce ment of the agreement, Great Britain banned all exports to Japan and authoritatively i'm piled that the recent London
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14
Soap Box Derby Champs
 Are Arriving ai Akron; :.
 Great Race Next Sunday

AKRON, Ohio, Aug. IA. All arrangements are now completed for the greatest annual youth clas- sic, the All American Soap Box Derby, the greatest amateur racing event in the world.
 Kids and more kids are arriving here, the majority accompanied by newsmen from the newspapers the soap box derby champions are rep resenting. Some kids and their sponsors arrived yesterday, others are due today with more coming tomorrow It is estimated that 25O newspapermen will be here with over 118 kid racers from as many cities in the United States, Mexico Canada and Alaska, at the great climax to a nationwide racing pro- gram.
 The program now outlined for the three days is as follows: Friday, Aug. 15 A-General committee meeting Mayflower Hotel, 12:15 p.m., ball. room.
 Ball game: League Park, for champions.
 C-Cnamplons club room in op- eration, staff in charge. ! D-All Detroit personnel on committee will be in Akron this morning.
 E-Inspection of cars completed if possible.
 Saturday, Aug. 16
 A-City flag raising and program dedication: City Hall, 10 am. 1 B-Safety test runs start 10:3O am. C-Champions' luncheon, 12:15 pm. Drivers meeting will coincide with luncheon. Mothers party, Wo- mans City Club, pm. D-Band concerts: downtown area, 2:30 pm.
 E-Press party: Portage Country Club, pm. F-Champions' dinner and pro- gram at Camp Y-Noah following test runs. F-Saturday night program: civ- ic program in Rubber Bowl, pm Sunday, Aug. 17 A-Parade: start at l pm. B-Race: start at 2:15 pm. C+Broadcast of finals: 4:30 tc pm.
 D-champions' banquet: Akron Armory, 7:30 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14
Affy. Genera|ship valanly Runs On and On; Observers
 In Washington Jusf Guess

verbal pins and needles for weeks Some are asking whether the ap- pointment will affect their jobs Others want to know how the new appointment will affect Department of Justice policies. The result: D. J. business has been almost at a standstill ever since Attorney Gen. eral Jackson was appointed associate justice of the Supreme Court on une 12.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14

 MISSION
 E SEIZED
Physicians, Missionaries Also Reported Held
 as Prisoners

SHANGHAI, Aug. 14-In re- ports received by the Presbyterian Mission executives, it was charged that the Japanese seizure of the Presbyterian Mission Hospital and other property of the Mission at Tsainkiangpu constituted virtual Imprisonment of American physi- clans and missionaries there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14
TAKES SHOT
 AT JAPANESE
 CABINET MAN
Baron Hirdnuma GraveIy Wounded by Nippon
 -Seeks Autograph

TOKYO, Aug. 14.-An assassin, posing as an autograph seeker, shot and gravely wounded Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma, 75-year-old Minister in the War Council without port folio.
 The shooting took place in the Baron's home.
 The gunman was captured as he attempted to flee from the grounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14
PETROLEUM
 TO RUSSIA

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Petrol- cum Coordinator Harold L. Ickes an- nounced this afternoon that the first shipment of aviation gasoline to Russia is now aboard an American tanker and will leave late today for Vladivostok, Siberia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14
DarIan Will
 Lead French
 In Warfare
New Minister of National Defense Talks 10 Land
 and Sea Forces

VICHY. France. Aug. 14.-vice- Premier Jean Darlan. in his new role as Minister of National Defense. to- day told Frances land and sea forces that he will lead them along the road designated by Chief of State Marshal Petain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14
Strike Ends
 InCaIdweII,
 N. Fa(fory
Maehinists Vote Unani- mousIy to Return 10 Work
 -0ther Strikes Pending
iBy Associated Pressl

Striking American Federation of Labor Machinists voted unanimously to go back to work at the Curtiss Wright's Caldwell, New Jersey, pro- peller plant which is engaged in $100,OO0, ,0O0 worth of defense orders
 The dispute was referred to the Defense Mediation Board by Secre- tary of Labor Frances Perkins.
 Strike threats continued in the huge telephone and aluminium in- duStries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14
RIOTERS IN FRANCE ARE
 SHOT DOWN
First 0ffieia Announce ment Made, Demonsfrd-
 lions Against Nazis

VICHY, France, Aug. IA. = News papers arriving here from Paris print articles disclosing that the police fired on demonstrators at Porte St. Denis, wounding many of them. Six teen were arrested.
 This announcement is the first made regarding reported uprising of the French in many sections against German domination.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14
A FEW NUGGETS

Trying to sift fact from rumor is little like banning for gold where there isn't any-but there are a few nuggets worth considering.
 For example, it is foregone con- clusion in most speculative circles that Francis Riddle, the deep browed mustachioed, tweedy Solicit tor General will get the post and that Charles Fahy. his assistant, will be named Solicitor General. Ii
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14
Eleven Divisions of Tank Corps, Also B Regi-
 ments Are Routed GERMAN COMMAND
 CLAIMS BIG SUCCESS Declare Sehnell Iruppen Ndsbing Southward
 Across Ukraine
BY ASSOCIATED PREss)

Adolf Hitler's headquarters ls- sued a special communique early today reporting that the Nazi Schnell Truppen Speed Troops) are slashing southward across the heart of Ukraine and have cap tured the big mining center of Krivoi Rog, in the southern Dnieper River Basin. about 80 miles from Dnepropetrovsk.
 While the Germans pictured the Red Armies as reeling in retreat,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14

Pirates still infest the island studded waters off the coast If Kwangtung province, South China, and occasionally attack junks in the vicinity of Hongkong Island.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14

WASHINGTON-I is no secret that the most anxious diplomacy the United States has attempted in Eur ope for some time has been the eff fort to keep France out of the Axis; for complete surrender of Vichy to Hitler meant that vital African bases would become Nazi stepping stones to South America.
 But it is a secret that the chief influence the State Department yielded over Vichy was through Bob Murphy, counselor of the American Embassy. who went to mass daily with Marshal Weygand. Murphy was transferred from Vichy to North Africa especially to nurse Weygand
 Ardent co-religionists, they became good friends; and it was upon Mur- phys recommendation that vitally important U. s. oil and aviation gasoline was sent to North Africa Unfortunately, this oil and gas sent despite British protests = now arrives just in time for use by the Nazis when they take over the French bases.
 While the State Department and Bob Murphy were. right that Wey- gand and the French Catholics have been the strongest opponents to Hit Ter, they were wrong in one other vital respect. They overlooked the strength of the Nazi espionage sys- tenn in France and the underground terrorism established by Hitler to sway French leaders.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14

There are an estimated 3,000, GOO soldiers in European prison camps.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-14
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS"

This began some time ago under the direction of Alfred Rosenberg, famous NaM philosopher and Jew batter. Marshal Petain fought this organization from the start, but many of those around him cooper ated. Most active were Jacques Doriot, the former Communist; and -Methonier, a sort of XXX leader who wore a hood and who became famous after the bombing of the French Union of Factory Owners.
 Under this French Communist Nazi supervision. secret agents called "commissionaires speciaux" were ap- pointed, and cells were formed to eliminate forces opposing French cooperation with Hitler. Even high officers of the French Army were
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Ward Scores
Golf Victory

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo
Marvin BUD Ward Of Spokane
has golfing goal and his chances
Of attaining 1t were little
brighter today.
Two years ago he was the rank
ing amateur golfer in the land.
He wants TO be again.
Dick Chapman Of New York
edged Ward from the L. s. ANA
teur championship last year. Ward
has hopes OF doing the edging
this year He has won the last
two tournaments he entered.
A week ago friends were
eongratulating him on winning
the Pacific Northwest amateur
title. He received more cheers
yesterday when he won the
42nd Western Amateur for
the second straight year-the
first man to win consecutive
westerns since Old Chick
Evans ended a string OF four
straight back In 1928.
Ward has entered only two
Western Amateur championships.
He won both. Yesterday over the
mountain-sheltered acres Of the
tricky Brosdmoor course h de-
fested biz. Solemn Harry Todd q
Dallas. Tex. and 2 s. the 90
hole finals
ward won tho second hole ard
never lost the lead His even par
shooting for the - holes Of the
match concluded = week ~ great
golf-six under par on $40 holes.
And he had never seen the Broad
moor layout until ne arrived the
night before qualifying play be
gan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Acres Results

FIFTH DAY, SUNDAY. July
First rsCe. Purse tsOb Three
yesr-olds and up Msidens and win
ners OF one race Top claiming price
Nuneaton fHowryl 1920 40 2so
Kat. Hane Josephsnl $50 2 10
AhtraWith Rails $50
liz is Good WORK Miss scrsm-
bic. Hi-set. Chelmsfor, Toro Tat
second-s5o5 Three year-olds and
up Washington breds Claiming.
stepmothsr eHowry, 40 $40 AGO
smoky W Burns 2 10
80 as step. Mr., SMOKE. Pira-
teal Cleo's Pride
Thifd-s405 Three years and I'd
Claiming 1900 SIX fuflongs
GLADYS Ann fcA~ity) s7o 500 40
VIII I'D. tshindiej 10 90 5 90
hlss Bay fJosephsnl 80
Ia Is Valdens Flower Bitter
root Kiug Pair Heart M FsRE
Gazette Tommy " Royal sazy
Golden Float War Iron
fourth-sfo5. Three years up
Claiming 900 SIX fuFlonss
% LADY 6schulingi $50 $50 40
manor DBL lDodsul 2 20
Il IS Pair Tamslpiss. szln
Gal Thistle Grace Pinrky Bow
Julia Biudgson. Cslmoon Uffnra
Lad SKY BinRo
Tnh a50s Tarss rssr- DDS
Claiming 800 one me-
Top Dor fDodsonB 80 90 40
Union or fjsphsnI SO 30
SfingF LADY fHowFVl 40
Tine 81 IS Deceive La Belle
Ton Buy also rsn
>iNtb-t505 Pour-yssr-cI ard
~ Claiming 800 sna i-ts
miles
Autumn Col fwdhssI $50 40 ! 10
Marco fHoWrFI =. 80 J 30
Yelled ORR fJsephsnI 90
Time - 4-s ROYAL Orb. Our
Haven. Baraac Bsdo also rau
>efrnth-sl 2o5. sFsmsFton handl-
cap furlonsf
Downy Pillow fDosnl $50 soo ? 50
Pear Alma min 7so : 20
Bonicon Burns SO
Tine 10 PalrnsTs T Bartolozzi
Less Tine PenehsY also ran
TiEhth-e5o5 Three years and up
Claiming. s7oo. one mile
Posilipo woo housel 600 30 70
Thistle A. fFrElini go : 20
Georgia Miss Burns : 50
Tine az as schooI broom. God
Jet WslioDer DID. Aorclass. ~ J
Brennan also ran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
~ HAIRY FERGUSON
United Press sports Editor

NEW fOk Deep lH center
field At Yankee stadium. where
many o. his base hits bounced.
there stands today = monument
which says IN bronze the things
about Lou CshriE that srs WIT
ten on tns hearts q al 81 -.
They unveiled Il sunday be
for. a crowd that stretched "a
the top rsftsr. 81 tho stadium
80 that whsa the record bsoks
are ysllos.sd by tiB@ and the
youngest fan has died there viii
be something To stand through
wind and weather for tho inspi-
ration Of ball players Jet I'M
born.
Old Connie Mack. manager -
tbs visiting Philadelphia Ath-
lstlcs. talked about that IN a 1T
IL. speech that came haltingly
over the lump in his throat
Grouped around him we're ystsF-
ans % the Yankees who had won
with GehriE. lost with him, tray
elsd with him and sorrOWsd when
he sickened and died
And then there we're young
stsrs on the Philadelphia team
VINO had never seen Gehrig scoop
up a low throw % first Or ram
a base nit against the right fed
vail Connie seemed % - TAX
ing n them when he ssid
Il would ssy that Lou Och
nE's conduct on and off the fisld
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Teller Opens
All-Siar Tilt

DETROIT Bullet Hob Fsllsf
ace ~ The Cisvsisnd fnsfsans
pitching siaff. sill dras re start.
lnr assignment FOR the Americas
league team IN tsmeffuws Hinth
annual al star game Manager
Del Hafher announced to-day.
Weller Should 10 Wsu rested ~
tnmarrss Baker said Ne hss
not worked sines FRIDAY
ttneiaastl ussases Nil Ne
k.chalr. leader q. ths Ma
tiaasI league sll..tsF.. ..ia 10
ssalslnt aeesdr an hs. stsrtisa
pitcher until n. talked vita
hls men temosre~
ID was considered virtually esFs
tain that Mskeenntes starting
hufisr xouid h. either Whit WYATT
~ nroohiYn o. saeky walters q
Cincinnati
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08

DoWnv Pillow ia back IN shape
A smashing 40 six furlonEs In
Sundays Bremerton handicap gave
eloquent testimony 10 that as
Longaores prepared for the first Of
its charity days Red Cross day
set for Wednesday. The first OF
these big DAYS. also the first tWi-
lighter. IL scheduled FOR o'clock.
Downy Pillow left ma doubt
a. 20 her ability. She was only
NTH Of . second off the
track record sei by over Drive
the previous week and was
lengths In front ut the finish.
Paimera r.. which looked a. W
she might furnish much Of
the opposition, was left At the
post.
But 40 for those SIX furlongs
IL bit too fast for her. and the
excuse Is hardly legitimate.
The win was Douglas Dodson' =
second Of the day. put him two up
on Grant Zufelt for leading honors.
Pearl Alma. Mrs l.. Helton's
good Splinter. and George Newelfs
Bonicon furnished such opposition
as Downy Pillow had after the first
turn. Bsrtolozzi was UP there for
a few seconds. but that vas all. a.
last years sensational sprlnter
burned up the track
Old Bedo pulled up lame In the
sixth. Will have 10 be rested.
Hand the palm 10 little Grant
Zufelt that job Of riding Lady
Hilika with saddle slipping of.
yet keeping his seat on the horse
was a real PIP they ran 10
doubles Saturday, Doug Dodson
and Charlie Rails riding a pair
each while Mickey Rahsy. Don
Porter and Mrs. Frances Keller
sad d ing pair Mickey
Fahsy's rockwell really made a
show Of his field IN The sophie
Tucker purse. the feature race.
Mo dArrezzo's oldest offspring
Allegezzs. now six years old. cop
ped her first one Of the meeting
while the veteran hullst was an
other old eampaigner who bounced
home.
We hear ". y. Boelng IL
sending three or four nice
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Campbell After
Third Crown
State Amuieur Coli
Nee, Is Under Way

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~ -. = -.
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- -. - - -.
s.., -, -, -. .,s..s
- = - - -.
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= -. - -. -. -. - ~ -.
=. the tour AZ amateur
tourney segss. a sFp~ar~a
hat gAmpa~ii's sifeaEe.t
eamt.~tlttsa waald rans- frUsn
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h@fe Nsa"fs
haskell piynapisi pirk Hes
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~. n...s,. ~ SAT- IsEs
tss, snd Arthur h"'a""' rp"
"a =. ,f..,ts... slat.e..t t.f..k In
-" WI Ns'
the apen tournament - thn same
ss,ir.. SATURDAY. -, far ne sec.
end successive yea ~ fheff
Zimmerman - Portland 9Th =
score ~ 81
Hansn nalrs1 atth DhhV Iltian
-.
feftisnhs yesterday 70 capture nc
professional amateur taurnamHnt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Jay Mcdowell
Joins Uncle

Jay Mcdowell. former great end
OF the University Of Washington.
was to have been indicted into
Uncle Sans army Monday.
However Jay enlisted for three
years at the Tacoma Army Undue
ton station, Washington building.
The big fellow contemplates
service In the air corps, hoping
to serve in Honolulu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Record Crowd
Is Expected
Bio Nome Horses 10
Run In Eight Races

wh<r ~ tkpreaxhhr~ss zee
n.xt Wednesday n ne ns.s fens-
ssrss twalehs sruFFsm. tssy'u ~
rslnnlas ~ . worthy ssa=~ 10
kmeFie.n ~ cre<s
Wednesday, = 40 cr~~~ Ssv
"a Ieaxserr. ~ s<.ssss~s -
~. F-s.rs ss~,ss sxp>~s~<
th<r- ssii - "a exceptionally
fin~ e.rs q rsrs-s. fe~savts6
ne Hes es~<- k.~ss<>p So
s~se~ sfh-r r>s~- "a <sss>.r~s
- .ss fsss.~us .. . ~sie -
. .ist~~~sA.
nsx ssss~ h~<.~s a sas
track -. ssr~ss~a - ~ 80
fsfea.
Al profits % tn a.Y ~sn -
tuFusd ever - ~ nat cFess.
rhls wiil lneiud- nnt anis mas<v
fFom the tfses but mnu~F ffesa
tbs conversations
In addition The mare thsn 10
employees % tnssserss vii ea>r
tribute thssF ds1s wages
rms takes II lh< lsr night
executives masast msu. tlehst
tsasrs eanessslne eoFhsFs
grounds keepers CLERKS. Fuhsistsfs.
siscsFlelsHs phesnxfsrnsss. slssss.
srs. eaters. quarts sna nshefs al
lHfinitum
Fnsf tin. .is - I a'siass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Sports Parade

va. that 81 a gentlsnsAs and .
sportsman. am askinK sou io
follow In the footsteps Of cur
bslose ed frisnd
Others spoke Mayor Forsllo
u LAGgzfdia James J Lyons,
borough prssidsnt u the Bronx.
ana SD Mercer - the ssW York
Journal American. rspTsssntiuE
ne baseball writer's BIT ths
shortest speech ssas ths Desi anf
Z was spoken BY BIZ DaeksY.
YANKEE catcher and roommats u
Gshrig when ths team wAs on
The road
Iis s..umsd nat EVER body
knew what he knew that Orb
rig Was an honest. outstanding
man, unspoilsd ~ either the gold
or glory that he earned. 80
Dieksy Just passed 10 Oehrig the
highest compliment one Ban
player could hand another
lie Nss ths greatest first
baseman Of al time. he sad.
and THIS memorial % him "a
from his teammates
Then, after Ars. Cehrig and
the others rad left. D.eksy did
an even more eloquent thing.
Bs came % Dat In the frat Ia
ning and hit q home run deep
into the right field stands Vhsrs
Gshrig Bssd % blast 'srn when
10 was one Of the siege guns o.
murdsrsrs roN
just 10 the left Of ths one erected
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Sam Snead
Is Bad Off

DENVER Sam snead. who has
been suffering from a misplaced
vertebrate for two months, said
today the injury mas caused tenn
porary shrinkage Of his right leg.
7 have 70 wear heavy padding
in my shoe 70 keep my balance.
he said TINS apparently has
been coming on for = long time
and became worst after I rot
home and played a lot Of oaa-
minton and tennis"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08

for the late Miller HnExiss. oar
time manager Of thu faskssa
n has . bronze bust o. oshrig,
under which 10 srittsaf
Henry Louis Gehrig Jpns 10.
1903 June 2, 1871. A man. a
gentleman ard a great ball play
or whose amazing record Of 2 $50
consecutive games should stand
Tor all time This memorial IL
a tribute 70 Rim from the Yan-
kes players 70 their beloved
captain and former tssmnais.
The Gehng memorial Stands
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Pro Golfers
Open Event
oHrsHynu.I.s eLis. Dss

GHfHntffff.I.s Gil y. DIN
sgH-ssssss F.xis ~ rhiis-
dsiphis. fifst man hsna~ In
field u ssAeiis 100, Indicated
par 10 10 fer . iaeinE iadsy ~
ps.iinx sas ssdss par. ss-ss--1o.
Ia The fret qualifying round ~
,hs Professional Golfers assseiss
ton tournament. Fax1s's rsasd
included . slx On thu easy isth
haiT,
DENVER Ths natlofs bsai
professional golfers today began
the wesk-long guest for the Pro
fsssional golfers association
championship hsld BY ihs Ailins
Byron NsinOn-
More than 100 profsssionala
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
AGED RING

Eva Gsbor. beautiful Hungarian
actress. wears rng IN Para
mounts Forced Landing that
has been in her family for the past
80 years. sh. collects odd-snaped
rings FOR q hobby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-08
Sacs Leading
By 1872 Games
Roiniers Win Two.
Move Into Second
~ Unlted Press

Sacramento split a sunday dcu-
bic hil With Portland. but Won the
long series. seven games % three
10 increase It's advantage 70 - ;
games over the seeond-plsce Seat
tie club.
The Beavers took the opener.
= 90 :. but the Cardinals took
the nightesp. ; 70 O. While San
FRANCHISE was handing Holly
wood a double drubbing. n 10
5 and 10 ,. the Seals never
thelcss lost the series 10 the
Twinks. five games 10 three.
Oakland and Los Angeles, San
Diego and Seattle got Mexican
standoffs IN their series. each team
winning four games.
The Beavers overcame a four.
run Sacramento lead 10 beat the
Cards and hand Al Holllngsworth
his third defeat Of the season when
they scored five runs on five hits
and an error in the eighth inning
OF the first game. Forrest orrell
was the winning pitcher although he
hurled 70 only one batter Tony
Freitas turned in = siN-hitter in
banking the Beavers in the night
can.