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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

Ysnks would 20 oa 10 nnish no
bstisr than thifd Hs sss only
too night 90 both counts. Dlt he
says That 1871 10 ns1 gear ana
= brand new story.
Max do~sa't b~il~se that
sss team tan be esngist~i,
o<,aatsd out ~ the ses.nbis
that Win bszis thu middle Of
sext month and his reason for
the beiisf IL disaraiaKiy
simpls.
II csntsrs IN N. same Yankees
FOR four years ths Bronx boys
ssrs too good for teams In the
.saSus. Nov they are down 70 the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Connie Says Race Wide Open

ASABEfd - Acting on the
theory that II a prOphs, wants 10
retain his standing he never
should press hls luck. cOnnls Mack
today announced ne not only Ia
unable 10 pick the winner % the
1871 American league pennant
race but actually cant even mans
the club shleh will finish last.
In MA eook-snd it's a thick
ons-ths contest In lsst that close.
A year ago the Philadelphia
patriarch scored a clean beat on
n. baseball world Re ssld MS
Athletics would whip IN. Ss~
YORK Yankees in the opening game
Of the season and that thsn the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

Todsy's road and Chi report
rssaAtss Temperature ~:
seven lashss new ssew - tnehss
on ground showing lightly
~. aaksv ~Tsmp~rstsss 81 ~
inches ns~ snov. loo is<hss an
ground showing lightly.
sfssess Pass No Temperature
given t~s inshss asw sacw. ~
inches IN ground. overcast And
calm.
sses~s Asss - No tern psratufs
given four snsh@s nee sas~ 70
inches os ground. sag~sng lightly.
sssSsssiswss rsss - Ten psrafsrs
"a trace ~ nsw sns~ ~ lneh~s
on ground. sao~iax asdsrstsiy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

common lsysl-sna svsryons has
a chance.
They say Detroit 10 ready 70
COLLAPSE. he mentioned That -
not 80. Detroit - an ssssiisnt
ball club. fun u power Thsy ssy
Cleveland hasn't . winning spirit
That isn't true. either mis- year
Cleveland appears 10 have .ssrr-
thing a team needs Tbs Yankees
certainly figure 10 10 stronger.
and ~ does sy.Fyons slss In
snort. they are fss, too evenly
matched
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
CREW ARRIVES
BERKELEY, Calif.-The

BERKELEY, Csiif.-The Ore
gon state college crew arrived las,
night and will meet the University
Of California eight on the Oakland
estuary Thursday. The Beavers
were scheduled TO meet sscrs-
mento junior college today but
officials Of tn. Sacramento school
asked cancellation of the race
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Here's Chance TO Aid Duck Work

stamps--the older the better.
National Secretary Y. Hsrriek
Low declares.
The one-dollAr migratory bird
hunting stamps sold al post
offices. are required TO be past
ed on stat. hunting licenses.
They become invalid after June
80 Of the following year
We urge every sportsman TO
donate used duck stamps TO
Ducks Unlimited. s42 Madison
ave. New York City. Just mail
IN your old state liosnse with
stamp attached.
Thousands Of philat.lis,s are
interested IN these stamps.
While nominal resale prices
would mean little 20 individual
sportsmsn. tho aggregate should
gross a worthwhile sum for
duck restoration. Low points
out
Duck. Unlimited, . non-profi,
membership organization. al
ready has financed Development
Of SO duck breeding projects
totaIlinr over $50. 900 acres In
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta
The bulk Of Nild ducks nest
In thsss provinces put trsmsn-
d0us numbers Of young duck
hngs have psrishsd from drying
up o. marshes In recent drought
summers.
The provincial governments
are cooperating in Contributing
al lands required without cost
Revenue from the sale Of ussd
duck stamps IL 70 be ussd 70
build dams and extend develop
nent ~ projects, II 10 an
nolneed-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
So. The Gallop
Work Was Out

srOn ANg. wsshl - cvseh
Mortgage. Liquidation. flo.1sfssr
and ssv.rsi ssore movs vses
horses vii 10 dis. rpcinfsd u hsas
that they cant train en the tsneh
81 the fairgrounds
Attorney George Ysang tndsy
asked the city council 10 rermIf
the race horses !. uss the trsss
and some ~ tho stables foe eos-
dutinaina purposes.
Attorney Young wss sdvtssd n
get IN touch with tseh fsrcme.
aha has . lease oa the trseh
I've tried sid Young but
10 ssts u dsilestsly. Ne wos't
answer"
me city council tnoh . oaiinp
poll spelled x-s-l.l-e-p saA ~
decided M psfmisstnn from tsvuuzs
M training on The trsrt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Scores Mount
In Army Play


scores ran hlsh IN TIVE % tho
three game. played IN IN. siS
Division basketball tournament 81
tho Arfnory last nisht only one
game 10 slated for tsnlsht.
The results
Company y. iiath rag -.
ssa n~it Ha.. isssh v. 4, -
aamp.as ". iissh Msdsssi
~. 60. u. ilssh Quc. 20.
RAFT y. rissn y A. -.
tda. pesseh.. si.s NV. -
Tonight. sams finds fnd nat
TALON Hda.. isa.h y A plssins
the and nsst iIdqs i.stn y A
Friday night four games sr'
lined up sish two being ssnlhitin'
conte.ss against the Mcchos'
Field haapstsfs ard tbs ssna'
Indian soldier. from Montana
Tournament game. slated 20
Friday are
ca v. iissh rag W.. %. 1.
Iai.t Inf
60. .. iassh tat. W. Ga. =
issrd Inf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
White Sox Strong on Pitching
For New American Loop Race

PASADENA. Caiif. - The bss,
balanced pitching staff In tho
American league and one Of tho
strongest infislds in baseball are
the assets on which the Chicago
white Sox rest their bid for world
series glory In iati
Starting its eighth year
under the leadership Of James
Joseph Dykes. the man ~ho
lifted them from the cellar tn
the first division. the south
side team 10 ready for .
serious challenge. Twice the
sos finished third since Dykss
took charge. and isst year
they we're fourth. 1ost esght
games away from the top.
On the surface. Chicago changed
little over the winter. The most
important shifts brought Infisider
Billy knlck.rbocksr from New
York and Pitcher Johnny Humph-
RES from Cleveland. Eric Mcsalr
and Clint Brown we're sold and
no more than four foosiss appear
likely 70 stick.
>INE PITCHERS
The playing personnel viii b.
made up Of nigs pitchers. seven
lnfieidsfs. five outfisldsrs and
three cAtchsrs Although he has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

National Hockey

ne Session Bruins National
heekev league champions fnr th<
third straight s<z=sn. closed ess
TIE regular schedule iasf nixAs
with a al triumph ovsf the thlFds
plaes rl<tfulf Nsa Wings
1T - ~ co~isys tWe Tcsls.
The ifralns wan ~ zane slth =
thHxe sesi bsrfsae n the thlFd
psficd Cewisy cosiatsd N ne
first snd flnsi peFiods - rln as
league total = = recesa ~ points
% ~ fasls znd e assists
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Chicago Tracks
Put Up a Million

CHICAGO approximately ~.
900 600 ~til b. distributed "a
hor.smsn BY Arlington psrs and
Washington paris during tnssf
combined a. days Of raoinx. J,ins
AZ sept .. making tnsm the rich
est meetings in chle.so history.
The pint program contains n
stakes IS st Arlington and ~ 81
Washington, beaded by the ISM
running of the Ariinxfon classic
ara the sis, running II the Amer
lean derby
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Yank Scout Found
Mound Prospect
Behind Whiskers

NEW YORH-Nben Donalds
William Hendrickson. big right
handler. whom the New York
Yankee. have called up from
Kansas CITY. wss first diseOs-
cred BY a scout; he Was hiding
behind whiskers in . HOuse Of
David uniform. Hendrickson has
since been With Akron. Nor
folk. and Binghamton. With
the Blue. last year he won Is
games and had an earned run
average ~ 5.0Z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
HITTING the Head Pin on Local Lanes

play. and also the high three
games. 4sl.
Pat Jansen. also Warehouseman.
rolled second high series OF 4e5
and picked up the 6-7-i0 split
Spreaders 1925 ID. Warehouse 241s
81.
Graders 1889 (o) Saws 2541 a..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

vent 10 Clarence McMinn. Of the
Corral team His total was aO7
Lyle Christianson rolled 2i0 for the
high single OF the matches and
wound M with a sos total Roesler's
500 was the third high mark
High singles included 1913 game
by Dick Shields lead-off for Hili-
crest. Roseler's 100 and McMinn's 1911
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

NEW YORK - Duck stamps,
purchased annually by over
million sportsmsn 70 finance
waterfowl conservation In IN.
United States, will serve
double-bsrreled purpose IN ex-
tending the work into Canada
under a unique new plan by
Ducks Unlimited. Inc.
The plan. simple In operation.
involves merely the resale Ia
stamp collectors Of used duck
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
sOI III sIDE LrAGIE. ui-WAY

LItil. Coffee Tavern 1884 81 vs.
Saueeks RondlYoo 2436 10 hlgh
game A. Harring 223. hiah series. A
Herring Sal
Msnltou Service 2bb7 80 "a Pa
cifc Millwork 24l9 10: hish game
Wescoat 1872. nigh series. Wescoat 555
Emils Inn 1859 a. " Tacoma
Amusement 1909 IL. high game
Artoe ali. high series Artoe $40
Crystalike 2b22 ~ Va. bhhops
Foods 1854 fol nigh gains. W
| Toporse 2ls: high series. " Toporss
500
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Detroit May Get
Bowling Theaier

DETROIT - Faced with the
problem Of handling increasingly
larger crowds Detroit alley pro-
prietors are considering erection
Of a bowling amphitheater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
gar smith. wbs turned In HE
b~st performance last year
with 10 wins aud nine losses.

With ~ wins and nine losses
kiTnsy 10 the only doubtful
quantity. since he may be called
momsntariiy for service In the
army But back of him II Johnny
Humphnss. who pitched only ~
innings In the lsst tNo years but
Loaf q three hitter. ii. with clsys-
land Muddy RUsl. tho sos coach.
thinks HUMPHREYS viii win q rsgu.
lar starting rols snd Leave Pete
Appleton as IN. No. man on
relief
SECOND BAsr UNDECIDED
Appleton will 10 spelled by John
Haynes. bought from Warrington
orvilis Grove. vho won 10 and
lost nine siih Oklahoms city. and
Jack Hslistt. who won ~ uhiis
losing II with Shreveport
In the infiela. Dykes hasn't
settled ON His second b.ssmsa.
doe knhsi will h. back 81
firsi. Luke AppiisK 1T short
and Mob Kennedy 81 third.
kDieksrbe.ksr must night u
cut With boa Holloway ~
Oklahoma Giiy 70, the key
stone position Tho utility
men viii be Da1s Lsdisissi
Of Toronto ard Jimmy Nsbb.
The catching 10 well fixed. Nix.
fresh vii hold forth ss the siarisl
sysin. but 10 may rsesiss ssri0a,
competition from George Disksy
younger brother Of the Yanksss
BIZ Dieksy
Tbs ostflsld ~dli b. much IN.
sans julius soltsfs 81 left. Alk.
krsssich Al center ard fafl
Wright a. right Larry Ro.sn
ihsl viii remain as the chief ufii
~ man shlls either Dave shofi
Or Thurman Tucker. bath Of Okla
homz city All h. retained.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Spectacular Play Makes County
Basketball Tourney al Stadium

Spectacular and thrilling has-
ksthsn games closed suafteF-flnai
nlsy n the annual fieres County
infer.Learse Council tourney IT
Stadium hiEh gyms Tuesday night
Thursday night a. stadium all
four Classification. ~ill pay thviF
ssmi-finsl ssms. With the finals
10 10 Monday night on The sta.
dunn floor
One blE upset vas registered IN
Class n play Thursday whsn tire
Park league champions. jefferson
Pisyfield upset shipeuildsrs. - 10
4. IN a driving contest.
ortinx trsll-d 1911 In the
first half before knottlnE the
count At 1913 At the r~st
period. In their exciting game
with seth Recesasisss aee
Squadron. Thea the NcCherd
Field club fell 10 pieces.
orting wll play jefferson Play
field Thursday night at 7so
O'Clock
Fort Lewis champions. &c n.
ssth Qusrtsrmsstvrs. led ali the
way over Headquarters and Head
quarters. MeChord Fisld aud won.
a0-as
The favored Central Lu,hsrans
defending champions. lost to an
iron man five representing Go. c.
is6th Infantry. Camp Murray. Al
TO %.
CO. n. ss,h ouartermss,er. vii
play At 30 o'clock Thursday eve
Ming against co. c. iseth Infantry
Glass 6 play opened with on'
Of the closest games Of the tour
ney. as American Lake Upset
George Buck" weeses 7sptt
Qusrtermasters. ~ TO a..
CO. r. ie3rd Infantry led all IN.
way In defeating the strong HYA
team 1927 TO take over the darl
horse role
Fife rang mp 40. It-s and
1910 leads In the first half.
then had Ia night hard 20 win.
so TO ~.
Fife viii play 60. 4. Issrd
Infantry. Camp Murray. at
$50 o'clock Thursday night.
The third MoChord Field leagu.
team TO be BUSTED from the NEE
was ssth Qusrtsrmsstsrs, Victim
OF Co. X. leist Infantry. CAM
Murray. 27-26 The ssth led s.
at the quarter before trailing 1871;
at the half
co. y. i6ist Infantry. will pls'
American Lake At $50 oolocl
Thursday night at Stadium.
Class A semi-fnsls Thursda
night will find California Florist
meeting Co. l., isist Infantry. .
$50 o'clock.
Buckley Merchants close N
program at $50 o'clock again,
the powerful Inter City Aut
Freiehters.
Class ID play will find Mantle
Community Church playing Con
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
COLISEUM SPORTSMEN
LEAGUE, COLISEUM

A new league record was rolled
last night by Ted Wakefield,
Wakefield Motors In fact his
game Of 267 is now the high game
that has been rolled this season
OF the Coliseum. any league. Ted $
first game was $50 followed by
the 267 and a 15s making. sos
total. which also went for the high
three games rolled.
Jerry Warden. of the Lincoln
Club room team. rolled POS. 2l0
and 162 for neat $50 Rusko
rolled III. 1s4 and 1872 for a
577 total for Community Tavern.
Other zoos were: Ed Colbo 200
Bill Sargent 2o4. and Bill Othiok 900
shaub Ellison 2525 az, Lincoln
Public Market 2675 81.
Steven Motor 27i2 80. Bucks
Tavern 25oi Co)
saith Street Club 23sa (ol. Com
nunitv Tavern 2702 "a
Wakefield Motors 1900 90. Puy-
sllup Valley Dairy forfeit
Tacoma Times 1886 ~, Lane {
Club Room 260e 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
ROOKIE HURIERs

ftttsfNtbs
Rockies include Charley Adams.
won Is and lost II with BiSbee
Emil Kush. won IL aud lost IS
with Tulsa. and Frank Totaro
won II and lost II with Bisbee
Manager statz's headache Will be
one of selection.
Salvador Hernandez and BIN
Holm are hol dover catchers.
Neither 10 heavy sticker Likely
rockies are Bill Bremen and Pat
rick O'Brien from Tacoma Bren-
ner hit $40 and O'Brien 2s3
The outfield viii miss lou
NoNikoffs home run elouts
and $50 batting average.
Power viii he supplied by
Johnnie Moore, .3iI hitter
holdover; stat,. who hit 900
last season; and Rockies Cor
don Donaldson. .s22 hitter from
Tulsa: Bob Powell Of Bisbee
and Dick Wsrfield and Earl
Moore from 81. Joseph In the
Western Association. Ralph
Samhammer may win a regu-
lar job. lie hit .s22 ut Van
couver, r.. {.
Jim Collins likely will he baci
at first base, Eddie Mayo at thir'
and probably a pair Of fine rookie
Harry Lowrey and Elmer Nal
lory-will play short and secon'
respectively. Quinn. former Uni
versity of Oregon player. may de
velop into n star at first base IL
hit .342 with Vancouver last sea
son.
The Angels slways have IN
pleasant feeling Of knowing the,
can get help from the Chicag
Cubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
CHALLENGE MATCH
RE.-WASH. PLYWOOD
GOIJSFTN

Danny Fijalka. star OF the Ware
housemen, rolled ISL high single
game Tuesday afternoon in league
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

masters 10, Co X. isisi infsntrf -
subs asth 9uartsfmastsfs refes-
ful CO X. lsia infantry DoniFsn
ca. Kline Referee Pred ispensss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
TOP NOTCH LEAGUE
n ST. RECREATION

Results of Top Notch league
matches played last night at the
X St Recreation alleys, follow:
X st. Recreation defeated the
Cardinalites. 1899 to 1916. Miss
A. Brosamer of the Cardinalites
had high total. ASS. and high
single, 1874.
The Secretaries heat the
Marshals, 1880 To 1902. NJ.
Reda Of the Secretaries scored
high total, 482, and high
single. 2O5.
The Sentinels won over the
Beauticians, 1887 TO 1851. Pru-
dence Strom of the Beauticians
scored high total, 800, and high
single. 161.
The Presidents defeated the
Couriers, 1910 to 1872. Munel
Richard of the Presidents had high
total, 40s, and Margaret Marcoe
of the Couriers high single, 1877
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

HaifsNms Nnfe bftihH AefNhaHe
IS Hpth Resemblance -
subs Otrnk Merchants hfussf
"a Taylor til. kasaki neffa asfh
Reconnaissance Squadron nnskalEh
usFthef "a Referee Ward
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

munIty House Of 80 e'elccs.
ehas Go. e issrd infantry. faces
iath Air Base ~ 70 eieio,k
Summarize. ~ Tuesdays county
hoop tourney
CLASS n
oaaffsf fIaats
sAaT ~ a
90 n 81 oNt stel tsAl usa a tiaa
W IL .ssss iiei Nft.lnnss
is-s.as. ais ( ~ ssi,.s.s-.
Nausan - - "a SO a. Fiansssn
"' as.,' 90. .ss,. /" - n 81 81 81 on
70 sssaaasrssfs - ss.aaasrtsf.
SD. % n Az ousfssfsassfsf
Tate "a. FisHsf pslessIth fnsifn
oshnan fissaausfs@fs znd Hsaas
quarters Damon. Gilbert Referee
ossr N. y
shipauiiasfs sfsi tfsl Isffsssea
hurnsy a. - sstts.. a. psiiif
DAVIS "a 10y 80. anl tannins
hsllip 81 ssssft $50 tiot Nn-'FT
/ Cae<i.ud .ss o.. - osh-heft
n.lr,, ias .sass snlsea,ia.ss >
jefferson ptaYfIeid ~
sun. shipeuiiaeFs love a.
o Mailer jefferson rlsFnsla o.
Bois az r~frfre ola llsssns@s
tAar NJ n
Central la.n ess 'sp 80 lssis
i smith Z. -. ,iel taeaias
/ noHpsf a. 90 #s.sss tiel seazs
/ hoif 80 .tsssto ssss "a ushehsFt
/ Norman 80 "a. sss.s az uufss
I,sli ,l.a. .ssf. central lashsraa
sass osntssl i.a,nsrsnl Nichols
Referee John ware
or,lns CAS-, sis, ss,n ~sees
Johnston .... - a. smith
Hsssn - ssssssFzsstsss ~ HAZE
Adisf 81 ,.....tt sstss.. ~ Has!l'
nalf.ums seers ortins Merchants
IS Hgth hrcannisanfr Il
subs otnns Merchants Krussi
e. rafiar to. essaki. nsfis sstl
Rssennsisssnes Squadron ess sriih
class q
oaartsf tiasl.
avn NJ ~
.msf isks iitl ttfl ftsth owe
y dfss. ID, -. .isl Hoftnsl
Fs s'.Ssp 10, 80. 40, sl ,si,'
Halt time score American Laks "a
9safh luaftrfmAstsfs -
subs 73eth QuAftsfmasisfs wss
g.. Hair Referee Don kfaFnsf
sAuf 10. ~
CO D. laird l1sl uD
d hashmaa ~ -. .....'dn r.la.
IsGounts 90 80. cs.sssst 80 Czech
Oswald "a ss..so ....tt. - fssn
Haif.tim. score Co " laard In
fsntry ie n Y A ~
subs CO y ia1fd infantu Mon
roe "a. n islbAsh 20 Y 4
Peterson. Mitchell Referee Do
kfusnsf.
rif ,sol tRsl Nasmsa
ttami noi 80. ..sssf. 90 IA
kssai llot ....s f.,s+s. h.idet
n sa,n. =, ,,,'""aa .''''ft,' p Msy.'
Haif-tims .eoss pfc Merchants Y
Aofmons 10
!, subs fifs Merchants nsvesn
Mormone DICKSON a. kiinsrf 20
. Referee Pred Lspeusks
4 sAur 40 ~
sam aMr tfai tD 60. " la
Rishei 90 ~. 90 tndsfae
. Williams 90 t..s f.s...s.ttt. nas
!. Dominios nD . CO.. 80 0avi'
X ostS .s.s s.ts..b s..s 90 baffns
o Bacban 90 a. 80 Arolnn
Half-time score nsth quartz
masters ~. Co X. isist infsntrf 1
u SUBS ssth ousrtsrmsstsrs rsfc'
ful CO Y. lsit infantry Dnnifs
: ca. Kline Referee Pred Lsrsnss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
MT. TACOMA LEAGUE,
COLISEUM

NJ. Wright, Lumber and Saw
mill No. 2. rolled the high single
game Tuesday night in the Mt.
Tacoma league and also the high
three games. Wrights single
game totaled 2o3 pins and 514
for the three games
Bill Deissner. anchor for
Team No. s, rolled the second
high game which was 1874 and
finished with $50 for three
games.
p Becker picked up the 4-e-iO
split with little effort for the Paper
Supply team
Team No won the tie plsy-off
from Lumber and Sswmill No 2
Results Paper Supply 1850 "a. Lum-
Der 4 Sawmill No q 1927 d.
Local No 1882 24%s Co1, Team No
Tls Ss assO %. Buck a Bower,
1880 90.
CHALLENGE MATCH
The Hotel Winthrop team won
the special challenge match played
off Sunday at Ruston alleys. The
girls took all four points from the
Hooker-E lectrochemical team, .
team composed Of the two Hooker
clubs OF the Coliseum Boosters
league.
Elizabeth Davis rolled the top singl,
game OF 2o2 and Louise Wahleri
rolled the high three games witt
games OF 2oi. 1T and 1872 for a 57C
aggregate Helen Blair substituted
for Mrs. Fern Coles.
No handicap was given in thii
match.
Hotel Winthrop 2524 -. hooke
Eectrochemicsl 1886 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

Haif-tims score pfc Merchants 10
Aofmons 10
subs Pfc Merchants nsvssni
Aormone Dickson 90 kiinsrf tai
Referee Pred Lsreusks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
CITY EMPLOYEES LEAGUE

Ed Hagenau was the big bonn
barber in the matches OF the City
Employees league on the Broadway
alleys Tuesday night. His $40,
with games Of 1875. 209 and 233,
is the best score OF the week on
the Broadway lanes.
City workers hit hlsh scores In
their matches Bill Olmstesd rolled
$50, Jack Roberts 555 Hank Wiley
545. Dave Penn $50. and Jerry Rtoe-
conf $50. for the best scores.
Health Department was in top
form After starting with low b37
game. the men steamed up 70 ses IN
their second and then wound up in
q blaze OF strikes and spares 70 tally
1865 and total OF 1852
The heavy firing Of the Health
team. OF which Hasensu and Ohm
stead were mem bers. resulted In a
4-point win over Engineer The VIC
tory put the Health outfit In first
place IN the league stagdinss.
Kilowstts. previously m first place
salvsged one point in the match with
Power. Range Sales won three from
Belt Line. Garbage won three from
Light and Police split even with
Public Works.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Berle Wakefield, shooting as o sub
stitute rolled 24i for the high single
game and $50 for the high total in
the matches OF the Commercial
league on the Broadway alleys Tues
dsv night
The Broadway Alley team length
ened its lead by taking four point.
from Commerce Street Market Marx
Berry. leading off for the Broadways
rolled 100. 1871 and $50. for fine
ISL total
Ollie O'Bryan checked in with ST.
for Royal Arcanums for the top score
Of the regulars OF the league HI,
games we're is2 ia ana AT
Royal Arcsnum SPLIT even with Jor
dams Bread MODEL Lumber yon
three from Toe Delivery. and Love
suffer Tires won four from tho sta
| TONERS
| sPORTsMfs LEAGUE
Brookdale Golf won four point
/ from Highland Golf Tuesday on N,
4 PLAY Nor alleys 70 draw rlnse u m,
league leading Hillcrest Meat Suppl
I quintet
me Hillorssters split even with
/ Corral Cabaret ana nsid ths tof
Z berth bv a single point They hav.
won 33 points while the BrookdAlsi
I brought their record 70 a poinu
won
Tnres Of the sportsmsn trunoleu
We'd 20, the TOD score. which finalii
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Peterson. Mitchell Referee DON
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Bonetti. Thomas. Stine. prim.
weiland and Berry could pitch the
club 10 the pennant. Berry. who
came fast At the far end Of last
year. handled relief roles but may
get a regular starting assignment
The Angels purchased Coffman
from st. Louis Browns for relief
duties. Fallon and Flores are the
least experienced OF the group. Yet
Fallon won IS games and lost 9
last year and Flores eagged :
against 5 losses
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Angel Mound
Staff Strong
Should Keep Club
Well Up in Chose
~ JAMES = suEEHN

United Pres. staff Correspondent
los Angeles pitchers should
keep the Angels IN the Pacific
Coast league baseball race when
the dos days q July and August
are nigh. The pitching corps Is
potentially the league best.
The Angels under Manager Jig
ger Stats have defensive and Of
fensive ornaments 10 combat any
other club in the league for top
nonors.
Last season they possessed great
talent but frttered away three
months IN pickering and internal
dissension.
They awakened too late and FIN
shed second behind Seattle. They
came up from seventh place in
mid-Junc.
Nine veterans backed hy
Youngsters IL the formidahl.
mound outlook. Julio Bonetii.
FsN Thomas. Ire stins. Raw
Prim. Bob Weilsnd. doe Kerry.
jess Flores. John lsllen and
George lsIiek) Coffman are
IN. axnertenerd fo..1rx