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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Nv HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Sports Editor
NEW YORk-Mondsy morn


ing grid-irony:
Player of the week-Bruce
Smith OF Minnesota. who wound
up his college career by figur-
ing in four touchdowns as his
team defeated Wisconsin. Ais.
Besides being fine all
around hack, Smith seems to
have the ability 70 lift his 10
teammates. Five minutes after
the kickoff no went into the
game and five plays later Min
nesota scored its first touch
down.
Smith contributed a tS-yard
pass and an 1s-ysrd run 10 the
march. Later he slsshed off
tackle. broke through and ran
40 yards before the Wisconsin
players surrounded him on their
seven-yard line. Smith. with
hesds-up GOODNESS, shot q lateral
10 Bob Fitch who went on for
q touchdown.
Upset Of the week-The ter
rifle ST. drubbing that Penn
state. a l-to-2 underdog in the
betting. gave to Pittsburgh. 1t
was Pitts first loss on their
home grounds to Penn State
since 1919. and the defeat came
when the Painters. with sps-
cisl Delivery Jones carrying the
mail. seemed at the crest Of its
power.
The Bowl candidates weren't
taking any chances saturday.
Almost every team that has
chance for Bowl invita- ZION
went all out and rolled mp
score In nm attempt to elinch
the business. Read 'em: Ford
ham IS. ST. Mary's !: Missouri
Is. Kanaa~ 9: Oregon state 81.
Mcutsns u Duke 81. North
Carolina 9.
III take Minnesota - TIE
national champion and anybody
who wants to argue about u 10
hereby referred 70 the boys N
Minneapolis. As Al Smith used
To say. let's hook At the record.
They have just finished their
second straight indicated and
united season. They have won
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Adams Wins
Races

aqua CALIENTE, Mex
tommy Adams rode five winning
norses on the Sunday racing pro-
ah out tailed to win with the
asvorite' Brilliant Son, in the feat.
ufed swinsalons handicap.
Glad Hand came from behind in
me stretch to WIN the swinsalong
rien Csrgardor second and sky
Fighter third.
ADAMS won with Grice in the
second, Rip Saw in the fourth
, :, in the seventh. Good
roiicy In the eight and Lilly Lax.
IN the tenth.
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Savidge's Score
ALA wAI.LA. Wash

!" y = = n WNfsfs3tt WA>Hs =
Ssvidge's independent basketball
team OF Seattle defeated Whit
man college Sass Saturday night,
giving the visitors their second
successive triumph over the college
five. Ssvidges led 2e-ls AZ half
time. Dick and Miller Of the
ssvidges scored Is points each
ard Roberts Of Whitman got II.
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Barnes said In his plea for
sponsored. supervised training
tables.
Each year around the country
q number Of football players lose
arms or legs as result Of in
juries,s he said. In many cases
these are underfed athletes az
flicted with anemis."
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The Golden Gophers set sstur-
days pace by wrapping Up the
western conference pennant and
while Sotre Dame and Duke
matched them almost stride for
stride by finishing without defeat
and lodging bids for the mythical
national hauble themselves A
triumph over Southern California
gave the Irish their best year
since 1880.
ALSO TWICE IN ROW
Another Titan won a title on a
hye. That was Texas A. 4 M.
which clinched the Southwestern
championship when Texas Chris
tan lost its claim by tying Rice.
The Aggies can't be displaced even
II they should lose TO Texas Like
Minnesota. they have led their sec
ton two years in row.
Missouri returned n great
ness by pounding home the
last nail In the Big Six pen
nant and Penn and Utah re-
pested In the Ivy loop and Big
seven. The other three con-
ference races-Pacific Coast.
Southern and Southeastern
will he washed mp Saturday
when games are expected to
clarity the howl positions Of
Oregon State, Fordham. Van
derhilt, Clemson and the Miss-
issippis.
Here are the weekend develop
ments and list of things TO
come:
The Middle West-Minnesota
crushed Wisconsin, 41-6. for its
18th straight triumph and the
clincher in the Big 10 Michigan
and Ohio State battled TO a 1920
tie and deadlocked for second
place in the conference. North
western gave Bob Zuppke a sad
send-off by plastering Illinois,
40 and Indiana won the Oaken
Bucket by shading Purdue, 10.
MISSOURI WINS
In the Big Six Missouri wound
IN with a ass conquest NJ Kansas
tn finish indicated in the confer
ence. Kansas State tied Iowa
state within the loop. while Ne
braska beat Iowa. 1913. and Okla
homs shattered Marquette. 61-14.
outside. Notre Dame topped the
Independents, shading Southern
/ California, 2o-1s. The only games
scheduled In the Midlsnds this
week match Okla homa with
Nebraska and Marquette with
/ Iowa State.
The observation-disclosures won
its second Ivy wreath, blank
ing Cornell, while Harvard
defeated Yale, 14-0. and COL
gate plastered Columbia, so
81. Fordham paced the indie
pendents, smacking st. Mary's,
S5-6. for the most lop-sided
triumph of long series.
Penn State knocked off the Pitt
Painters, ST.. md both the serv-
ice teams came through for their
big meeting next Saturday. Navy
whitewashed Princeton. $50. and
Army barely niched West Vir-
ginia. IS. Auburn defeated Villa
nova, Temple whipped Holy Cross
and Boston college defeated Bos-
ton university. This week Boston
meets Holy Cross, Fordhsm fin
ishes against NYU and Pitt en-
cages Carnegie Tech.
The sonth-Duks smssgsd - 4
challenges 10 Minnesosa's little
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Standings
Conference Stondinss
PACIFIC COAST

do not play round ronin
schedule
standings ~ oregon state.
washington state and oregon in
eiude win over Idaho. oregon
state. washington and L. c. l. A.
defeated Montana
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On Ohe lam 80!
Win slllorr AFrcAu

College football has one redeemins feature.
who goes this building gouash
All this talk about fitting for the harder tasks
u life In bunk. unadulterated. deceptive and false
ccnee. market II the
this soasd character
building sport then the season Is failure disaster
That goes for q that / unbeaten united
mushroom events that sprsns
which the Of all msrsnsry
anfor profit post season games
legitimate honest se-i played
h II. East s~me ID
hshina the
sssng charity
certainly .
Fclss football bowl gam. that something.
Money this actually the only genuine representative
Astar have the calendar for beyond
the description Of noble"
II goes aid unfortunate little kddies
No Mottsr the Color -.
They can BE- black. white. brown yellow any color
known among the human
They Be Of any religious belief
They Be Christians infdes agnoses atheists
But there little limbs need medical and surgical sene. As result
cf nfant paralysis such curse to the human life they
and their undivided scientific attention
Absolutely In other words
b charity Of the word
Coming from major college football THE might seem
who what college football at s base with ns
nat nevsrsh.seaA Sensational spectacular spectacle
found
boring worth
game stands all other
classca clean and wholesome and noble from It's base up
All needs to do to visit Shrine hospital at San Francisco
Portland
on. 60 through Gods what
n being done
Strengthened tiny tots again and play and walk erect
fortunate little
write either institution evidence of this great unselh
player performs these leaves
understood BY those
benefit the little
Shrine game! \ airline II v indeed
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GAINS NATIONAL GRID TITLE
Gophers' Great Power Club
Takes Honors Twice in Row
Texos Aggies Who Play Cougars Here
Win Loop Crown for Second Season

gained its second straight national foot
entered the final week with five con-
due for decision climax pro-
gram riddles together hose
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

MCNEIL WINS
BCENos AIREs-Don xeNs,u
American net star. won N. A.
senrne national tennis chann,o--
snip for the second straight v.,,
Yesterday. beating Jack Kramer.
smother : . American performer, ga
So, o-s. 7-s. rs. 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Sports Parade

II straight games. They have
won their sixth Western con-
ference championship in eight
years.
They played . tough sched-
ule. starting with Washington.
which IL not exactly . push-over
In the fast Pacific Coast cir
cult. Now, how do you think
Minnesota would do against the
Chicago Bears, or shall We just
skip that argument.
They don't come much closer
than this In the game Of foot
ball: Score Michigan 20. Ohio
State 20. First downs-Michi-
gan 1a, Ohio State Is. Passes
attempted - Michigan IL, Ohio
State II. Passes completed -
Michigan 7. Ohio State g. Yards
gained passing - Michigan 104,
Ohio State 124. AversE. dis
lance Of punts from line OF
scrimmsge-Michigan 81. Ohio
State 81.
One Of the big problems Of
coaches II how 10 get . team
up" for q given game. II re-
quires . bit Of knowledge of
psychology. A case In point Is
Ray Morrison's Temple team. A
week ago they played Michigan
State and took a terrible lick
ing. On Saturday. they were
up" for Holy Cross, which was
favored. Score: Temple 81, Holy
Cross Is.
Recommended for Saturday:
Army W.. Navy ut Philadelphia,
one of the great sports spec
tacles Of the nation even when
the game is bad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest In L. 8. Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Once Too Often -.

The old pitcher went TO the well too often. was
quite apparent that the Lutherans would finally bow In
defeat when they met Portland unversitys Pilots
With starting hnemen out the pitch
Or I couldn't take the weight
and the boys point for Stages men
Saturday And Hartman might be back for action
fullback Of the ball club Hes the gasoline
Tommek the plug With either missins the machine can
in high
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Countless pggies have given their hides 10 footballs since
first we saw Stadium high school grid and athletic teams
swing into action.
through those long years there has been estab
kshed the north end institution athletic character that
hardly any other prep school In the state match
And that for Seattle spokane Of the other larger
school msa . spirit Of fight a loyalty.
Il nav q school passdown from old
Tacoma hsh school fought vaany
the opposition Of Its day.
may spirit very
than other school In the
perhaps the nation
something magnificent about that old building its
halls Its everything that grips
the casses into life
problems observer The place
eeedngly impressive
yssr n Time marches
DEVELOPS dspays athletic sompstioa sighting quality
q ~ Ne synrt Asvsr
susnched. II y fight to m AsAs Agh&
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
SUN RISE
MCNEIL WINS

TUESDAY, Nov. IS ....... ,.aa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Babe Pours II on :.

BABE Hcllnsbey 10 . guy who never forges
Babes marched against Consagas Bull
1ogs annual play And shocangly beaten.
he . put That last
Saturday faced
~ Osugan
Cougars 50. Gonzaga
chucking and saying
That things all Boy did tear out the teeth Of
those Bulldogs Ny wounds healed"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Those Cougars -.

. conference STANDING
Oregon State FIRST
second
washington state college third
And Oregon STATE Stanford Oregon all
Cougars the hottest the his writing
il Cougars knock off Texas Agges
for the Rose Bowl
faculties Of what they sconful
q puhaie opinion
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NJ getting under these winter days
Army staging elimination hecnord field BE-
ginning tonight
announced second amateur card
Crescent dance hall 18th and Fawcett
PcFtaoy epesauag a~saaeh
number Of
shunospsses ta<ing ~ H. gloves
He 10 the He and Portncy viii Be
anong officials the Army bouts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Whalen Joins
Jimmy Ennis

Bill Whalen. former state junior
college tennis champion from Pa
cific Lutheran college. has been
appointed assistant football coach
at Everett high school. Whalen
will help Jimmy Ennis. who re-
Gently succeeded Roy Sandberg as
athletic director.
Whalen may also handle the
swimming coach position at
Everett, filling the vacancy
created when Harold Berent-
son was granted years
leave of absence.
Whalen, a graduate of Stanwood
high school and the University Of
Washington. has been coaching at
Riverside high school. north Of
Spokane. He formerly taught at
the state training school at Che
halls.
At r. l.. G, Whslen was p
guard in football. where his 200
pounds were very effective. He is
expected to help with Everett's
line coaching.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Bill Sewell
Goes TO Hill
Grid Star Chosen
To Face Visitors

The Kansas City Monarohs who
pleased a big crowd with their
antics against the Tacoma Tigers
last year. will meet the Tacoma
Truckers in Athletic park tonight
in their only 1e4t appearance
against a local team.
we couldn't get date
with the Tigers this year. but
tn. Truckers will keep M
busy" sald Manager Newt
Joseph Of the colored team.
The game starts at $3.50.
The Monarch manager declared
his sluggers are champing at the
bit to swing on Billy Sewell's
pitches.
We've heard a lot about his
football pitching and folks tell us
he's about the best college pitcher
in these parts" said Joseph. II
he can throw past Len Young and
a few more of our sluggers wen
admit he's good"
Sewell will he out there. all
right. Johnny Heinrich.
Trucker manager. said Bill
has had good rest since the
Fourth and will give the
Monarchs all they want.
Hal Schimling is back from Cali.
fornia and will catch for the Truck
ers.
Unlike many travelling teams,
the Monarchs don't pose as a col
lection of comedians or trickstels.
They go out to win ball games.
But the fans can look for laughs
from Syl Snead, nimble little sec
ond baseman, who is full Of
pranks except when the ball comes
his way. He's all business until
that's disposed of.
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Come Home,
Datter," " Says
Papa Smith

PITTSBURGH - Priz Fighter
Billy Conn and his bride. the for
mer Mary Louise Smith. today re-
ported that everything was okeh"
with her father. James Smith. for
mer major league ball player. who
had objected strenuously to their
marriage. The two were married
secretly in Philadelphia few
weeks after Conn was knocked out
in a fight with Joe Lol..s. heavy
weight champion.
Il talked with father by tele-
phone" she said. "Eyerything's
okeh."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Brink and Hunt Net Champs

PORTLAND - The Pacific
Northwest sectional doubles title
today was held by two Seattle
tsnnis aces. Jim Brink and Charlie
Hunt.
They beoued their way to
~ CROWN On the Irvtngton
e1ub couFts BY stopping the de-
lsnding tandem titie-holderz.
Rsrt1nDdS Emery Neale and
Lseaard Carik. 81. &c. ST.,
-. -
a singles championship playoff
yomainsd In doubt today - off,
eials pondersd the legaiistic rami-
Sections Of Neale's request for .
nj after the doubles game.
He was scheduled TO meet Tom
KalIsy q Portland The match
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Bengals Drop
Two Battles
Dierickx. Oliver
Keep Bots Quiet

SALEM Salemis Senators last
night whacked Tacoma for two
victories. Z to 3 and 4 to 3.
Dierickx held Tacoma TO six
hits In the first game. a seven
inning affair. while oliver linn
tied the visitors tn five blows
In the nlne-inning contest.
The Tigers were held scoreless
IN the first game until the ninth
when they started rally Hits
by Abbott, Rickert. Stoeber and
Koehler accounted for three runs.
but there the rally ended.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Lefty Golf
Meet Today

Bill keyes. Bellingham. defends
his title today over the Tacoma
Country and Golf club course in
the 25th annual state left-handed
golfers tournament.
Contestants were divided into
four groups based on handicap for
the 36-hole straight medal play.
Election Of officers and the an
nual dinner of the organizst ton
will he held tonight after the
tourney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
PIONEER LEAGUE

Third Baseman Winseck hit two
home runs TO account for five
tallies all by himself and lead the
Ogden Reds to their 18th consecu-
tive Pioneer league victory last
night-a 1913 triumph over Boise.
The runner-up Salt Lake Bees
took Idaho Falls into camp 81,
taking advantage Of two Russell
errors. Twin Falls cellar occu-
pants triumphed over Pocstello
ga behind Art Carpenters seven
hit hurting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Mark Fry Standout In PEA Golf Tournament
Yosemite Gets
Ski Classic

YOSEMITE Ma TON
PARK. Calf. Yosemite Ma
tiOnal park has been awarded
the national downhill and slalom
ski championships for the 194l-
~ season, Charles y. Proctor.
sports director of the Yosemite
Winter club announced TO-DAY.
The events tentatively were
scheduled for March 1s and 10
at Badger Pass. II IL the first
time the national ski events
have hen awarded tn Cali
fornla.
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Californian
Defeats Wood
Owns Bad Eye. but
Shoots Strong Golf
By STEVE SNYDER
United Press Staff Correspondent

lnited fff.s Slaff Correspondent
CHERRY HILLS CLUB. Den
vera 35 year old Californian
with an out-of-fotus eye who
blasted Craig Woods dream Of
an epic triple crown. led the last
rs into the third round Of the
Professional Golfers association
tournament today in the true hos
pital" tradition OF modern cham
pionship golf.
Latest recruit 10 the Sick
Mans club was Mark Fry,
second eldest In a family of
five golflng brothers of Oak
land. Cal. and after the
methodical manner In which
he fired brides mt Wood YES
terday he became the fsvorite
Ia meet Medalist = a mmy
snead In the lower bracket
semi-final Saturday.
Fry met Lloyd Mangrum OF Chi
cago in one of eight 3e-hole
today.
DREAM SHATTERED
Victor in the Masters at
Ca. and in the u. S.
open at Fort Worth. Tex. Wood
was moving toward the first triple
crown ever fashioned when he ran
into Fry In the second round yes
terdsy. He failed TO win a hole.
Suffering from severe
strain In his left eye-he
barely can see the hall with
the eve he sights with-Fry
ran out the match on the
18th green, g and 5.
The first two 1S-hole rounds
of sudden death. both played yes
terday. felled two former cham
pions but six OF the 10 Ryder Cup
team members survived in the
last IS, including Defending Cham
pion Byron Nelson and Medalist
Snead.
MORE SICK MEN
Nelson, with smashed finger,
and Snead. with back miseries.
head the Sick Mans league.
Denny Shute OF Chicago. a walk
ing recommendation for a whole
staff Of physicians. also was left,
and Ralph Guldahl. who won the
u. s. open here in 1888. still was
among them, moaning II wish
something would happen to me-"
Notable sbsentees were Henry
Picard of Oklahoma City. the 1889
champion who lost 10 Phil Green
valid, Menominee Falls. Wis. in
the first round. and Paul Runyan,
the 1884 and 1888 title holder, who
went down before Horton Smith,
| up.
SNEAD JUST IN
Snead, who won the medal at
13s, almost went out of the tour
nament In the first round. He
sank a wobbly putt to win the
18th hole from Earl Martin, Ingle-
wood, Cal, and went on to win
on the Esd.
II was n different story on
the second round. however,
and Slammin' Sammy knock
ed over Phil Grcenwald, con-
queror of Picard. and 6.
Nelson and Guldahl opened the
third round in the first match
today. OF the two. Guldahl was
playing by far the better golf. He
dropped Jim Fogarty of South
Hamilton, Mass. and 8, and
Gene Kunes Of Philadelphia.
and I, while Nelson was strug'
Cling the full Is holes against
Bunny Torpey. Dodson. Mo-, and
Bill Heinlein, Noblesville. Ind
Nelson won both matches l up.
Little Ben Hogan, the pre-
tournament fsvorite, and Horton
Smith of Pinehurst, n. C.. were
hracketed In the second match
Shute and Leonard OFT of Edge
water, Colo. in the third; Bruce
Coltart. Pittsburgh. against Gem
Sarazen, East Chester. n. Y.
Snead against Mike Turnesa
Elmsford, n. Y; Jack Grout. Yves
Pittston. Pa. against Vic Ghezzi
Deal. N. j.. and Harold jug
McSpaden. Winchester, Mass,
against Jimmy Hines, Lskeville
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Holmes 2: bases on balls off Holmes
B. hit by pitcher. Cameron and Lani-
fero bv Holmes; wild pitches. Holmes.
left on bases. Tacoma 4 Salem q.
two-base hits. Cole 2. Bergstrom;
runs bstted in. Abbott, Rickert. Hie-
g'1s. Bates 3. Holmes: sacrifice hits,
Linde. Griffiths. oliver Bergstrom.
double play. Steele 70 Mallory 70
Rickert. time, / IS. umpires, Enger
and Nelson.
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Acres Results
LONGACREs RESULTS
Wednesday, July .

First-5a furlongs. Purse s4o5.
3-year -old Washington foals.
Francila tCassity) e. $50 $50 25o
Glad Fraud CBurns) $50 27o
Glad March (Ralls). 240
1858. Prince Pie. Milly Rogen.
Dandy Flower.
Seconds furlongs. Purse s5os.
oreenocks Md. (Dsn) $50 ESQ 2so
Maths Pet Jphsnl TOO 800
Count Milo Warmer $50
90. Fort Vancouver. SILK wind.
Black Streak. Ever Hour.
Thirds furlonGs Purse t405.
Claiming 3-year-olds and up.
Hockey tZufelp ~ 40 290 26O
Ontario Ore. (Howryl $50 60
Colonels Miss tRalls $50
liz. Crystal Speed. Easter Pride,
Hilsinger. Ina Mae. Fort Mabel,
Lillian Lee. Evalyn Collins, Sky
Bingo.
Claiming s-yesr-olds and up.
Marco (HowryD 49,. $50 40 so
Wound Stripe tshigl 500 40
BID. Royal Burns $50
1914. Schley Nurse. Fanipat, Nc
Csrthy, Slogan.
Fiuh-s furlonss Purse f4os. a.
yesr-olds and mp.
oakhsm Howryl. 400 $40 2eo
Crussl tzufelp . 40 3l0
Glor Hills (Stodrdl ta0
1928 Canyon Conard. Leland
Miss Bees Wins. Ada Hill
Sixth-6 furlongs. Purse sSo5. &
year-olds and up.
Rockwell tBiermanl $40 so 2aC
Lady Hilika tDdsnl 40 SOC
Hybridi2e twdhousel 3eC
HOS. Prince Bow, Evelyn An
drews, Sky Pirate.
SEVENTH mile. Red Gross handi.
cap. Purse tl2o5. 3-year-olds anc
up.
Chatham (Jphsnl.. $50 Al
CT Valiant tRalls).. to'
1877. Jolito. Train signal, MIS-
/ Baker.
Eighth-6 furlongs. Purse s4o5
| 3-year- olds and up.
Gold Norm (Howry) $50 40 So
Malta (Josephson) $3.50 - "
Cherry Lake (MCk Ss'
i:i2s. Mrs. NJ. J.. Bernie Boy
/ jay A. Tompy. Dancing Pirate. GooS
Effort BamAnal. Wyoming Daisy.
] -e
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HOLLYWOOD


Los Angeles ....., 100 600 DO ?
Hollvwood I'm O2i OK &
Losing pitcher. slime. innings
pitched by slime plus, Totaro 2;
AZ bat off Slime %. Totaro 6. runs
off slime S. Berry Z. hits off Slime
II. Berry 2. runs responsible for.
slime S. Berry z. Bithorn 2 bases
on balls off Slime I. Totaro !. struck
out by Rithorn S. left on bases. Los
Angeles 4 Hollywood Z two-bass
mrs. UhAit. Dappsr. three-bsse hits.
Starnper. DickShot, Hoover home
run Berger. sacrifices. Hoover z
Kshle: runs bstted IN. Mayo. Berser
Uhslt. Dapper :, Schultz. Diokshot'
Rosenberg 2
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Totals


Wenatchee ......... 100 600 OOO-l
Spokane ......#...... Dol 100 30X-5
Summary batted in. wilson,
McCormack. Ged2ius Milani ? two
base hits. Knnaman Alden Mlani;
three ba hit. Gcczius. stolen bases.
Forni Milanl MARITIME. double plays.
Farrell 70 Marionetti 10 Torgeson
Gedzius to MARTINEZ 10 Milani. left
on bases. Wenatchee 5. Spokane g..
bases on balls. off Phebus ?. Kinna-
man A. struck out. by Phebus ! Kim
naman 4 passed ball. Maver: time Of
game 1856, umpires. Oravec and
Valerie.
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POR r. ANIl

Summary: Hits off Liska 4. Reid
5; runs off Liska 5, Reid 2: innings
pitched. Liska 3, Reid 6; losing
pitcher. Liska. runs responsible for
Liska s. Gregory 2. Reid 2. struck
out by Liska 4 Gregory 2 Reid 3,
bases on balls off Liska 4. Gregory 4.
Reid 4: threo-base hit Collins. home
runs Matheson Hawkins tWo-base
hits Ayerill Gill Collins: sacrifice.
Sickle. runs bstted in Scarsella 2,
Matheson q Averill q Hawkins.
Brown. Collins. left on base. Seattle
7. Portland 5: double PLAYS. Schultz
10 Hawkins, Sickle 10 Niemiec 10
Scarsella 2. balk. Reid passed ball.
Schultz. umpires. Edwards and
Powell; time. 1853.