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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
The War Today

ports from the African battle
front told of British operations
west and southwest of Derna.
making II apparent that the
British were driving hard for
Benghazi. capital of Libya,
after surrounding Derna. In
Fast Africa British columns
had driven 100 mile. into
Eritrea to threaten Agordat
and Barentu.
The reaction in Italy to these
continued setbacks was news that
more members of Benito Musso-
lini's cabinet have left for the
front.
The latest recruits to the armed
forces were the ministers of ma
tional education and public works.
Giuseppe Bottani and Giuseppe
Gorla. They joined four other
cabinet ministers. including For
eign Minister Count Galeazzo
Ciano. son-in-law of Mussolini.
The Rome communique re-
ported that the Royal Air
Force had again attacked
Catania, Sicily, where German
diye-bombers are based. and
Naples. the great city of
southern Italy. Damage was
slight, ii was contended.
The one front where Italian
offensive action was reported was
that in Albania. Here the Greeks
said that Fascist troops, aided by
armored cars and tanks, still were
trying to attack on the central
front. However. the Greeks claim
ed that these attacks had been
thrown back repeatedly and that
the Italian mechanical forces had
begged down in the rough terrain.
London's attention was d.
vided between Wendell L.
Willkie and the end of an
almost unprecedented blizzard
and cold wave.
Willkie was hailed by the press
with columns of stories and many
photographs. He spent the day
in busy round of interviews with
British officials and inspection of
bomb damage in London and went
through his first air raid alarm
when the sirens sounded during
daylight hours.
The blizzard was one of the
worst Britain had had in recent
years but all mention of il was
suppressed until today by the
censors lest the new be of some aid
to Germany.
There were several daylight
air alarms In London Tues
day. ending the long period of
quiet In the air which. II be-
came apparent today. was due
to weather conditions.
An upswing in the sea war was
reported The 1,s3s-ton liner.
Empress of Australia, was re-
p rted torpedoed off Dakar in
distress messages heard in the
/ United States but authoritative
British sources claimed later that
the liner was safe in port, pre-
sumably Freetown, Sierra Leone.
At the same time the weekly
shipping losses reported by the
admiralty jumped to 5s.212 tons,
slightly under the weekly average
since start of the war but con-
siderably above the average for
the last month or SO.
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CONTINUED From Page One)
although many switched their
votes to give it the required two
thirds majority of those present.
An attempt Ia override the
veto given n bin to levy S.
monthly license fee on pinbali
machines was voted down In
the senate, 80 10 IL. Some
members opposed II because
the fee was not high enough,
others because II did not tax
slot machines. measure
which Gov. Iangiie indicated
ne also favored.
In addition 10 acting on the
state bar exam bill revived by the
senate, the house must accept OF
reject vetoes on eight of its owl
bills ,handed out by Martin after
the 1899 session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Lose SIS Because
OF Poor Memory

CRAWFORD, Ont. 1t cost
Brantford business man SIS be-
cause he couldn't trust his mem
DRY. r T. Sayles had a new com
hinstion put on his safe but hsv-
ing q poor memory he wouldn I
lock the door. Thieves took s5o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Nome of Company
Somewhat Amusing
PHILADELPHIA

Deal Wrecking Co. an organize
ton dealing IN building materials
is becoming annoyed with prae-
teal jokers seeking pleasure from
the firms name The com psny
gives away aprons bearing its
name 70 good customers and prom
ineni prospects.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Offers Inside
Dope on Hitler
Pictures Nuzi's
Chief As Dullurd

VANCOUVER. n. C GreFor
Kiuck. aging British Columbia
prospector. today had offered what
he claimed vas = firxt-hand hio-
ersrhy Ct Adolf Hitler.
Kluck said he had been a drill
sergeant IN the poth Austrian IN
fantry regiment when Adolf Hitler
came NJ for the usual period Of
military training. He said he had
Hitler under him in 1pos-07.
Kluck claimed he knew for Ger
tain Hitler was partly Jewish. and
vas married TO q Jewess.
Claims Adolph Dull
Hitler Was ill-tempered and slow
30 learn. he said. and was almost
constantly under the lash of the
drill sergeant's tongue.
Hitler Is part Jew and married
. Jewess rom the town Of Mosiska
IN East Salicia," the prospector
said. He added that a. late as
1924 he had letter from a cousin.
Andre fSluck, who went TO school
with Hitler, and at that time Hit
ler's wife was still living.
Hitler went farming after he
left the army in 1907, rented
QOo-acre farm from Baron stad-
miki Of sosmici. and operated
distillery. kluck said. Hitler made
Q success as n farmer, horse breed
er and horse trader. buying horses
and resellinE them to the Austrian
army.
kluck said he himself came to
Canada before the last war.
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YIN. Campaign Off TO Good Start;
50 Pct. Of Goal Raised First Day

Workers in the Y. NJ. c. A. cam
psign reported $50 pledges the
first day for a total of si1. $40. or
80 per cent of the $50. $50 goal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

OF the $50 different species of
trees In the United States. only
$40 have commercial value.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Aid 10 China Poster
Contest Is Opened
Three Prizes Listed
Robson to Take Part in
Concert to Be Held
At UIine's Arena

Developments in the China relief
situation in Washington were
marked yesterday by announcement
Of a poster contest for art students
and that Paul Robson, colored
baritone singer, will take part in a
concert at Uline's Arena April 25.
Mr.. Robson was scheduled orig
inally to appear at smaller audi
torium, but, because of the demand
for tickets, the concert was shifted
to Uline's, which has a seating
capacity of 1000 Tickets are avail
able at the arena and at the Aid to
China Committee Office, 1410 N
street NV.
The poster contest for students in
public and private schools and COL
leges of Washington and vicinity
opened yesterday and will conclude
with announcement of winners at
the United China Relief benefit to be
held at Constitution Hall at 8:45
pm. April 27, under the sponsorship
of the Washington Committee of
the United China Relief. Inc
Prizes to be awarded in the con-
test have been donated by local
Chinese merchants. These include
a first prize of S25. by the Chinese
National Salvation Association; Sec
ond prize of $40, Lees Association,
and third prize of IS and Chinese
objects of art for those who win
honorable mention, by Chinese mer-
chants.
Posters must be delivered to the
United China Relief Committee at
the Raleigh Hotel by April IA. Judges
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Two Children Are Hurt
In Traffic Mishups

Two children received minor in
juries in traffic mishaps here yes.
terday.
Georgia r. Wood, 4, of 3414
Eleventh street NV. was treated for
contusions in Children's Hospital
after having been struck by an au-
tomobile while she was attempting
to cross Monroe street NV. near
Eleventh street.
Thomas Kennedy, s, colored, of
the TOO block of Twenty-third street
NV. returned home after similar
treatment in Emergency Hospital.
He was struck by an automobile in
the 24OO block of I street NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-27

will include Magill James, assistant
director Of the National Museum;
Clifford Bergman, The Evening Star
cartoonist; Forbes Watson, editor of
the American Magazine of Art, and
Miss Anne Fuller Abbott, chairman.
Inquiries about specifications Of
the posters should be forwarded to
Miss Abbott at 1143 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
U. Of Virginia Teacher
Wins Harvard Prize
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 27.-
Harvard University announced today
that DR.. David McCord Wright, as
sistant professor of economics and
commercial law at the University
of Virginia, had won this years
David A. Wells prize of $500.
The prize is given for outstanding
original research in economics by
ates. DR.. Wright's research was on
The Creation of Purchasing Power,
the title of a thesis he submitted for
his Harvard Phi. D. degee, obtained
in 1910.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
the automatic motion picture boxes

the automatic motion picture boxes
with which he has been identified.
One Representative argued the de-
vices don't produce sufficient reve-
nue. to pay such a tax.
Don't you know" asked Repre-
sentative A. H. Avery. Republican
"that everything Jimmy Roosevelt
touches turns into gold?"
The bill now goes to the Senate.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Iowa Legislator Terms
james Roosevelt q Midas
2. tie Associated Press

p: tie Associated Press.
DES MONIES, Iowa, March 81
James Roosevelt, son of the Presi-
dent, was referred to as a modern
Midas yesterday when the Iowa
House voted to tax 500 a year each
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Philippine Sugar

The Philippines is the worlds
fifth most important producer of
sugar. Commonwealth production is
exceeded only by India, Java, Japan
and the United States.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
TOMORROW.


Luncheon, Reciprocity Club, Hotel
Mayf1oWer, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, American Society of
Ornamental Florists, Wardman Park
Hotel 1890 pm.
Buffet luncheon, District of Co.
lumbia Bankers Association, Will
lard Eotel, 12:45 pm.
Dinner dance, Acacia Bowling
League, Wardman Park Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Seekers of the Truth,
Hotel Mayflower, 8 pm.
Dinner dance, Washington Hard
ware Association, Mayfiower Hotel,
8 pm
Meeting, American Federation of
Government Employees, Hamilton
Hotel pm.
Dance, Gamma Sigma Fraternity,
Veterans Club, 10 I'm.
Convention, Izaak Walton League
of America, Willard Hotel, all day.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
City News in Brief
TODAY,

Dinner, Fiduciary Auditors Sec
ton, District of Columbia Bankers
Association, Hotel Mayflower, $50
pm.
Dinner, Washington Hardware
Association, Hotel Mayf1ower, 7 pm.
Dinner, Washington Hotel Pro-
motion Association, Hamilton Hotel,
pm.
Meeting, Alliance Club, Hamilton
Hotel 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Disabled Firemen, Hotel
Annapolis, 8 pm.
Meeting, Good Friday program,
Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Alpha Beta Phi Legal
Fraternity, Willard Hotel, $3.50 pm.
Convention, Izaak Walton League
of America, Willard Hotel, all day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

Many women doubt, viii look with favor upon the
idea II from the fact that they too much extra
baggage then from desire to become physically proficient
In the Of scattering their hands, which the skin
love 10 touch.
which could be manipulated such and with
accuracy power would find
light having II touch them the chin in the darby
deadly Bonita establishes school harmful
husbands imagine might begin worry
Personally, I'd point discourage mein she
shoud ideas having Bonita teach her
where clicks the chins belts the
bucket good
entitled sound humping
by the little the household
she her newly hubby batch
I made a about how
awful would be the head falling IL stories
III know why picked that precise speak the
falling
The compelled three those biscuits
Although did that with untold bravery l slight
CLINT years
the table
And let hastily add that there who
better biscuit
Anyway. Bonita which put practice
be Of Unreasonable help the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

Net Champ

Richard Cromwell defeated Jack
DuPriest 50 50. IS. s-2. sun
day at Point courts 10 w1n the
eity-wids singles title.
Other results were:
Mems doubles - Joe Kent and
Chuck Ballog defeated wally Scott
and Jack DuPriest. rs. So, So,
So.
women's singles Pat Creenup
defeated Juanits Stern. so. so.
Junior boys singles - Richard
Cromwell defeated wally Cav
ansgh. SO. So. SIS.
Junior boys doubles - Richard
Cromwell and Bob Simpson de-
fested Bob Finchsm and Harvey
Mosich. az. So. So.
Mixed doubles wally Scott and
Pat Creenup defeated Frannie
Chapman and Mary Ann Jelunch,
81, 6-2.
Junior girls singles Saturday
finals-Pst Greenap defeated Bet
~ OLeary, so, 81.
Boys under Isl singles (sat-
urday finals - Wslly Csvanagh
defeated Harvey Mosich. 1-6, 60,
s-s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Sammy Snead
Wins sl,2O0

ROCHESTER,, ~. Y. Sammy
Snesd. West Nirginis's shsrpShoot-
ing golfer. was 81. 200 richer today
as a result Of his victory in the
first annual 5000 Rochester
Times-Union open golf tourns-
ment.
Snead stroked the Oak Hill
Country club course yesterday in
81, one over the course record. TO
compile 72-hole total Of III
three under par for the distance
and seven strokes in front Of his
nearest competitor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
BOWLING

Tacoma bowlers will organize
for the 1e41-42 season IN series
Of league meetings to be held this
week in the various alleys Of the
city.
Downtown trundlers will
start TO form their leagues
Monday night with the Indus
trials meeting at the Broad
way and the Eagles men con-
vening at the Coliseum. Both
meetings are scheduled for 4
o'clock.
Wheeler-Osgoods meet Tuesday
AT the Coliseum At o'clock and
the sportsmens circuit is listed
for the Broadway at S o'clock the
same night.
An open meeting Of the City
league will Be held Wednesday at
$50 at the Broadway. and while
the City pinmen are wrestling with
their problems Of organization.
two leagues will hold parleys at
the Coliseum. with the Coliseum
Boosters holding forth at 7 O'Clock
and the Market street Boosters
at ?. m.
Important on the Thursday
calendar j. the meeting Of the
Century league which will he
held at the Coliseum alleys at
3 o'clock.
The "omen's City league holds
its first psrlev Friday at the Coli
scum alleys al : clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Bengals Win
Double Bill
Beet Wenotchee:
Solem Also Scores
By UNITED PRESS

Tacoma and Salem won double
headers IN the Western Interns-
tionh Baseball league yesterday.
The Tigers beat Wenstehes. IS.
in eight innings and then "a in a
regular night contest AZ wenst-
chez
Salem edged Vancouver. 50.
In seven frames and is In IL
innings In the Oregon capital
city.
Spokane beat Yakima, s-6,
At home.
Saturday night Spokane and
Vancouver split q double bill. the
Cspilanos banking the Indians,
1910. in the first game and spo-
kane taking the second. -. Both
games were At Vancouver.
Yakima beat Tacoma. 40. in
the Tiger park. and Wenatehee
beat Salem. AZ. In a home game
for the Senators.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
. League
Leaders

Homo Runs: Keller Vankcf =.
DiMAggio. Yankees. ~. Csmilli.
Dodgers. a. Williams. Red Sox. q.
Heinrich. Yankees. "a
Runs: DiMagcio. Yankees ~.
Rolfe. Yankees. 100: williams PED
Sex. %; DiMagV'o. Red Sox, %.
Keller. Yankees. 50.
Runs Batted In: DlMsggic Yankees
ia Keller. Yankees 100. Nize. CARD
inals. 50. Tabor Red SoN. SO WILL
Jams Red SoN. IS
Hits; DiMaEgio. YANKEES i6a.
Travis. Senators. lea Heath Indians
l4i, Moore, Cardinals. 1879. Hack
Cubs lSs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
PIONEER LEAGUE

Rain washed out all games in
the Pioneer Baseball league last
night Postponements were Boise
at Salt Lake, Pocatello at Ogden.
and Twin Falls at Idaho Falls.
Boise returned 10 form sstur-
day night by banking Ogden, 90,
while Idaho Falls whipped Salt
Lake, Al. and Twin Falls nosed
out Pocstello. 1913. in a wild game
marked. by rs hits and five errors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
NFHNER WINS TITLE
NDFPFN DFNCF, Kans

Frank Mehner of Salt Lake City
who Just stopped off here on his
way home from the National In
tercollegiate Tennis tournament
was the new Kansas State cham
pion today.
Mehner took an easy 6-l. 6-3
81. 6-2 victory In the finals yes
terday from Billy wilkins, Dallas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
. GOLF

HIGHLA>D-sundsy two-nsll four
scmes Mes N0rnerz Bill SAchler.
ssi7 BIZ Hed nerz Tom Msdss. 81
3 A. Benton Ar Abel 7olz Ken
Reeve Ton Doyle = A Konsmo
Oisf G-ythins u Jim Rsdonieh =
q Jensen. Ia jim johnson Bob
Mullln .
Olaf GrvthirE. 90 BIZ TspUr AZ:
Ton Doyle -. Jimmy johnson. 90.
Z Jensen as Gordon Bennstr -:
Boo AulIn - CHRIS CsFsnauEr.
90 Joe RenoEich. s5. Aickey stray.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

Matted for Gvselman in fifth.
Score h, Innings
Hollywood ........- 0lo 600 10 :
Seattle ............ $40 450 o4x-i7
Summsry-Losing pitcher, Bithorn:
innings pitched, Bithorn az. weldon
/: at bat, off Bithorn 30. weldon g:
runs off. Bithorn 6. Weldon T. hits.
off Bithorn 10. Weldon 4: earned
runs. off Bithorn 8. Weldon Q. Sori-
ano l, Joiner g. bases on balls. off
Bithorn l. Weldon 3. Soriano 4 strike
outs. BithoTn ?. Weldon ?. Soriano /.
JOINER !; left on bases, Hollywood
II. Seattle H. passed ball Collins.
two-base hits. Matheson Dlekshot
Averill. Collins. three hits
MatheSon. GRAY: sacrifice hit Sori-
ano. stolen bases Harris. Scarsella.
players walking Barrett 2. Harris
Berger Mstheson, Scarsells. Uhslt
JOINER. runs hAtted In, Matheson I
ScarSells 2 Dapper. Sickle Harris 2
Collins !. Hoover. King. double PLAYS.
Bereer Sickle Scarsella. Llllard-
schultz GRAY, time. 2:36; umpires,
Doran and Tanning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Olsen S Pigeon
Wins Contest

This weeks pigeon race from
Gle Elum was almost a repetition
Of the race from Easton a week
ago Howard Olsen won first and
second with Friberg third. Returns
were 100 per cent and the speed
was good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
wENATCHFF
score by Innings
Tacoma
Wenatchee


Tacoma ............ 900 100 81
Wenatchee ......... 0l0 003 lo-5
Summary-At bat. off Porter %,
Cadinha o, Raimondi SO. Endress !
runs responsible for. Porter 4. Ca
dinha l. Raimondi 7. Endress 0. runs
batted in Bushong. Abbott. Porter
Cox 2 MAYER. Mallory. two-base hits
Stoeber. Cox 3 Mallory. Marionetti.
Starr; three base hit Torgeson: home
runs. Abbott 2 stolen base Starr.
double play. Mallory TO Morehouse 70
Linde. left on bases. Tacoma Z.
Wsnatchee .: bases on balls. off Por-
ter 2. Cadinha o. Ralmondi 2. En-
dress o. struck out. by Porter 2 Ca
dinha =, Raimondi 4 Endress J. hits
off Porter in & innings ., off Raj
nondi in ~ innings 10 off Cadinha
in 2 innings 2 of Endress in a
innings o: wild pitch. Raimondi. win
ming pitcher. Cadinhs. losing pitcher
Raimondi, umpires. Nelson and En-
ger. time of game. / so.
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Vancouver ....... 200 400 600 100
Salem .....-.-. 49,. 003 o2o 600 O2 =
Summary Losing pitcher. Thoup-
son II hits 5 runs of Thompson in
o., innings. / hit runs or Car
penter IN Plus. runs responsible
for Thompson Oliver 3 struck
out BY Thompson 2 oliver J bases
on balls. off Thompson 8 Oliver
hi BY pitcher. Ortciz oy Oliver. Uild
pitch Thompson left on bases Van
couver u salem Q three -baSe hts
OrfeiS and Jolley. tWo-basr hits
Jonas Cameron George. Orteis Joi-
lev. Brenner; runs oatted IN Jonas
Wright. George Lsnifero 2 Berg-
strom VARIED Orteiz Warren
JolieY. sacrifices Shoeu1sker Warren
stolen base Warfle.d double pfsv
George - Lsnifero . Shoe MAKER
time so. umpires Valerie and
OraVec
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

ItsItTUdN ht-NIIs
New York "a Philadelphia 1-3.
Chicago s-4 Cleveland 20: sec
ond game, ten innings.
Detroit 81, 81. Louis Is.
Washington &. Boston 2.
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TACOMA

Tacoma ............. COS 0O3 000-6
Wenatchee .... 600 800 100
Summary Runs batted IN Starr
'sN1tt. poretti nfshCn0 . Perry .
Linde: two base hits starr 2 Cox 2.
home run. Bonetti. sacrifices starr
10 Mallory 70 Linde. Morehouse 10
Linde left on bases Tacoma II
Wenafchse .. base on balls off
ste phens 4. Like a. struck out. bv
stephens a Jihke & hfs of Steph-
ems in ? innings q of Like IN Q
innings IA wild pitches Like
STEPHENS winning pitcher stephens
ana Nelson. time ? 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
ON THE LAM
rifh ELLIOTT METCALF

FOOTBALL is a sissy game.
Rowing pipe dream and skiing is like eating pudding
Prizefghtng is a paror game and hockey is delicate
sport.
That is when begin 10 compare them with the COM
peting cowboys Of a rodeo.
Role yesterday Ripper Corner
satisfy that the
don't TO this rugged
spcrt Of the
others viii
They. In the stands
rops wonderful competitors They
their from homes
They drop a pot then after top
they and body abuse hghened
that too bad
But the the and some Of those eastern fight
They can't fram q horse ri q
the body through tortuos jerks
until
expect to hear the cords
the hard gravel ground with sekenng smsshs
Man and horse and steer often become entanged
RIDERS to their feet black with dirt staggering and waiting
for clear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Skiffs, Pads
Win Contests
Each Tokes Pair
OF Coost Bottles
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE


Yr~trrdaV's Results
Seattle i7-3. Hollywood 40.
Sacramento Ia. san Francisco
OF.
San Diego 20. Los Angeles "a.
Portland 40. Oakland a..
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn 5-3. Boston 10.
st Louis 10. Pittsburgh is.
Cincinnati SO. Chicago "a
Philadelphia Sis. New York D.
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fFtrst Gamer
a aNEnI tEp


Vancouver .........-. 600 loi OF
Salem .....------...- o20 600 A-e
Summary-Losing pitcher. Tate
Q hits 6 runs off Tate in So innings
no hits no runs of Osborne IN "a.
runs responsible for Tate s Helser
J. struck out. hE Tate J. Helser {
bases on balls. off Tate ], Heiser 5.
pa ssed ball Adams. EFT on bases.
Vancouver 7 Salem :: home run. Hell
ser three base hit. Petersen. two
base hit. OrteiE runs bsttec n.
Petersen Griffiths Wrisht Shoe
me- ker Helser 2. jewell stolen base
Lanifero. double PLAYS Griffiths 70
Iknifero 10 Shoemsker OrteiE 70