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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Pigeons Race
From Montana

II Weed ~ Bee Frte<rx 40
first and second places n thls
weeks pigeon race frem Butte
Montana = distance q 80 miles
and 81 TIE sane tine accomplished
what Il quite feat n racing
pigeons here in the northwest
That i the return q hirsas from
: so nile race 81 TIE day g r.
lease. Woods bird flew ths dls-
lance in Il hours 10 minutes.
for = speed Of 1.lss yards per
minute. Frlhergss bird wss 81 The
wing for = hours. % minutes. fer
= speed Of i1is yards per minute.
Second day returns were received
~ Joe Mcconnell and Carl
Grigshy.
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wefnef - h@&n Haznsd head foet-
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great - paauesns.
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Carriers Win
Top Honors
Toke Folhor9on
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Hoqan-Demarei Win al Golf

TOLEDO, o-Een Hogan. ths
Hershey hurricane. and ma part
ner. tOvlai Jimmy Dsmsxst. q
Noroton. Conn. today were each
81 600 weather after taking first
place in fhs seventh annual 81 600
Inverness inutanonsl four bal
matches.
Hogan and Dsm2sst nnlshsd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24

yesterdays final round vita Plus
II. TIE greatest margin n he
history q The event ard three
points aheAd II the ssc1ad place
team q Byron Nelson. Inverness
professional. and Jimmy Thomson.
u chleopex. Mass. They ed the
field through the lat four q TIE
ssFsn rounds q pay.
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Nick Eiisn Enjoys
Brooklyn Pitching

CHICAGO = fsfaakiFn 30 $50
nlns straight xsasss ffam RnII&~
aslphls
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fha IznIillex.
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kaaemaa - kafte4 80 zz4laz1
ihe uaaas3ss - m&Hszfks<Nxz1
fear hesas rms. iF1pis 80 f1Az*
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OF how a woman player a1ch a.
Mas Marble would fare against
. top-flight male player.
Some experts contend there
are 500 men Ia the United States
Wno could beat Mas Marble:
others say she would DO al night
against. Eay Tllden. who Il not
as agile as ne used 70 b. 50
offer this 70 the West side Ten-
Ms club a. an added attraction.
Then ys. hIss Marble for $500,
winner tAks AZ
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Maels Wins
Trap Tourney

Charlie Masss wnn ina tasysrsf
and handicap events - Ehs r.
emma unn club sheal yesterday.
he took - out af % in lhz =
event snd - out If - n lAs
handicap. jos Wallaes wss sess
and. - and 20. l. ~ piaalsT 49,
third. a. Dirk llail 49, third -
the handicap. ~. Faath wnn the
shset shoot with - Capt. fzaFion
Nas second. Al. ana ns ssns
o'punnsil ~ss lhlFd. % Thsfs ~sIi
be another sboat AandsY.
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CORVALLIS. ore. orssons

mentors Nsut baoh % ~bool 10
Day a. the annual sumner eosebs
inR ksssion Tor ths State system
- higher sdaeatsga opened here
Instructor n football uss 70 -
Lon stinsf. BASKETBALL. eiats CHI
baseball. Ralph coisman. iraek
ard field. Grant suan. asa train
iHK. Dr.. Del Altman.
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WESTERN AMATEUR ENTRIES

Entries for the ives
tern amateur are being accepted
~ the Western Golf association 5
headquarters. III W. Washington
st, Chicago. The fee IL s.. The
tournament il scheduled for TIE
Broadmoor course in COLORADO
Springs. July Is.
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aAsL.Ess suNpAYs

NEW YORK - Now that he's
planning gAsless Sundays, What
does Secretary Iekes propose 70 do
zlth Llppy Leo Drochsr and the
Brooklyn Dodgers On ths Sab
bath , And does ~ expect fight
managers 70 hibernate every week
end Z
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~ UMfTED RmEsa
The nrenaert0a Cruisers iengib-
ened fnelr Lead In Northwest
lsaRsle baseball standings ever ths
zsskena aiifn = 10.1 Triumph gar
BelilsknMH.
Third hansman willie tksHaea
Starred for nrefnerton. getting
lhres hlts IN three tines ~
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Sports Parade

NEW YORK ~ Constant drip
ping of water wears away stone.
the mills of the Gods grind
slowly. so here In this year Of
grace. 1871. the West Side Ten
mis- club announces IL will spon-
sor tournament for profess
SIGNALS.
High time. II you ask me,
which nobody did. The West
Side Tennis club. better known
to fans as Forest Hills. has
taken a step after all these
years that logically should lead
to an open national champion
ship with the amateurs and pro-
fessionals fighting 1t out just as
they do in golf. An open cham
pionship should be the greatest
attraction tennis has to offer
Amateur tennis, II seems TO
me, has always been Indifferent
10 the showmanship that helps
make any athletic contest q bet
ter spectacle. There has been
plenty of color on amateur ten
mis- courts but II has been furn-
ished voluntarily by the players
and not by the tournament COM
mittee or the United States
Lawn Tennis association.
Professional tennis does bet
ter, as witness the debut Of
Alice Marble and Mary Hard
wick. Miss Hardwick stood at
attention in a white circle Of
light while a band played God
Save the King and giant union
jack fluttered down from the
ceiling Of Madison Square Car
den.
Then Miss Marble stepped into
the spotlight. the band played
the Star spangled Banner
and an American flag broke out
from above. Little things like
that don't improve the brand of
tennis, but they give the custom
ers better run for their $3.50
The plan at Forest Hills is 10
invite eight Of the leading male
professionals and stage a round
robin competition. There viii be
two doubles and two singles
matches on each of three days
Bill Tilden. Don Bulge and Fred
Perry already have beer invited
and the remainder Of the field
will be chosen FROM the leading
professionals.
This Is not the first time that
the professionals have set foot
on the sacred soil of Forest Hills,
but II h the first time that the
nations leading tennis club has
underwritten the expenses of n
professional tournament with
the idea Of taking the profit. II
any. The three days of action
from June 6 to will produce
the finest tennis you can find In
the world today.
Persons who promote sports
are strangely slow In doing
things that make the competi-
ton more interesting 70 the
spectators. i took years 70
convince the baseball magrlates
that i would Be a good Idea 10
put numbers on tire players
shirts % the crowd would iden-
ufy new faces
Only IN the last few years
have football teams blossomed
out in bright. colorful uniforms.
Coli galleries are beginning 10
get q break after decades q
being pushed around By mar
shala and police.
So have little hope that TIE
idea I'm about 70 tozs out Hdn
be adopted soon Nevertheless.
i should Be a terrific drawing
card for tennis. Any extended
discussion Of the game inYsri-
aEt.y rats aFrIf7sd - fka nfsnsf1an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24

Sacramento ..-....4 COO COL oi2
Oakland ........#..... 600 olo oo~~i
winning pitcher. f,urbfs
vile. losins pitcher DarToEs innings
pitched. 81 TslrheXlile IL. Burton
s. - bal. of TuFbsFllle n Bun-
tou 10. hfts. of Huntsville Q Buxton
runs scored. off T1lfnevilie EuS-
Ton ruus responsibls Tor. TurDaFiils
J. Buxton J. DarToN ! struck out. -
T.ilrheV vile 4 Buxton 3. bases on balls
OF T1ro4xilis 5. DArFoN 4. three -nAst
hit Guttefidze. fNo-oass BIT. HAND
iey. runs batted in LubY Kndieottl
Wlsczofek aacrffsce TafDFYllle
double plaY. HandleY. Blattnsf Wier-
zorsk tine. ! ~. amDlfss Powell
ara EDWARDS
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T = iii II II
Wlecznrek In G


oBattsd FOR Ananlcz IN ninth.
Score b. Innings
Sacramento ......... 005 100 900
Oakland ............ 600 22o oo2==a
Summary Winning pitcher. Cap
iinrer. losing pitcher. Salyeson IN.
nings pitched. nY Schmidt Q. saies-
son IL. Pippen =; at bat. off
Schmidt "a salveson 81. pippsn =
hits. off Schmidt Q. salYeson 10. Pip
pen I. runs scored. off Schmidt I.
salYeson I. Pippen 1 runs rsspon-
sible for. schmidt ! salveson :, Cap
lingor 2. epippen 3. struck out, By
Schmidt }. Saiveson >. Capiinger !.
bases on balls. off schmidt 2. salye-
son 2. Caplinger l. Pippen l. hit
by pitcher. Blakely By Pippen. wild
pitch CAplinRer. three base hits
Martin. DuezAbou. tgo-bAss hitA.
Kluttz chriatoff. Tnuby. Duezabou a
Luby 2 Adams 4 Biattner HAndlsY.
Endicott GutteridRe sacrifice Rls-
ney. stolen bases Adams Tauby.
Handley. double play. outtsridEs TO
WieczoYek
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Major Leaders

Home runs. OFT, Dlants, II. YORK.
Tigers. IS: DaAaagio. Yankees Is.
Camilli. Dodgers. Is. Nicholson. Cubs
a: Keller, Yankees, u. johnson,
Athletics. a
Runs. DiMasgio. YANKEES. so. VII
llsms Red sox. 81: DlMkgsio. Red
Sox. 81: Hack. Cubs, 81; Moore Car
dinals. 81.
Runs batted In: York Tigers. So:
Keller, Yankees, So: Nicholson. Cubs
IS: DiMaggio. Yankees. 81; FoxK, Red
Sox, 81; Campbell, Tigers. 81.
Hits: Heath, Indians. 90, DiAAEgio,
Yankees, 81; Slaughter. Cardinals.
81: Cramer. Senators. 80. Travis.
Senstors. 81
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#aH uINau zass#as#5s 10 Ice 8HuHs !
Hollsweea .#..==s. GEO nas - 4
Summary Mlunina pitcher O.
nH2ns iaaina pitcher. HshsFt lnuluas
pltf he'd ~ 5Ishsft - osAaFne
piua. nius o. - hMa aff H4hsfz -
Osborne ~. Powell funH eft MsesFs
= u@tesns fsa@sll = Atfa. 81 Hsns
sft osHeFn# = Fa#aii EaHa
Responsible faf. lass#Et ;. oznesas
nseesF 4 bases 81 balls eff nehsss
. osbofns = Powell l. nfawsg
slrueh cut. ~ uaheft ! Ca lsfs
On nasss. aAn Diego 10 Hails~nssf 4
two.bsse hita DNppeF herman
Barrett Daehahot hama TaFas. nleHs
shot. naupaf stolsn hasea nHsFett !
runs halted IN nMnnsf l1liAKd o.
boFns , uhait ! nieksno1 ! naHTnt1
. uufst uAitnaidl ! Funs natlea IN
DsnnsF = fIIlaed aai,afus uhala
, neksho, , nsHsss. rssst. CAT
HehnlFr % IIiiara n sherman
nFsMsF . uetofa - p4lFst line %
unapiFes. Dafan ana rAnnlna
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AsAllOh. Can't. 11ss SIS pound
ssa bass Wsllaee fsserr isndsa eft
Catalina island So hash n lsIs
i ssllI sbs largest California -
has hoaked.
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Hill @E97W ------- - = ID III p 3
SUMMARY foaina pitcher Tuat In
nInas pitched. ~ Tkst - - hat
off Iasst - funs. eft Tat } hiss. Of
Tnat 9 runs Yeapsnaihie fnf. Tnas 3
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hAAs HAalln F1HH nafA#a n HAHlln
q hirh nsltinHef AAsNafa Fsfia-
sna TSsfaa
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Junior Ball
Loops Open

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Keep UP Pace

OAkI.A>D-S amen [ osz
Cardinals once more held = IL
game bulge on the Pacific Coast
league field today BY winning yes
terday's douhle-header. . to 8 and
10 l over oakiand's Acorns At
Oakland. The Senators took the
series. four games 70 three.
An elkht-run rally featured
the eighth inning Of the
opener. with Manager Pepper
Martin contributing q triple
and Buster Adams and Bobby
Blattner each driving out
doubles In = seventh assault
On Jack Salxeson and Henry
Pippen.
Tied 1-all At the end Of seven In
nings in the nighteap. Don Gut
teridge tripled and came home on
Chef wieozorek's long fly in the
eighth to win the nighteap for the
Cards. Sacramento played tight
ball, throwing out three Aeorns
It the plate.
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Dodger Club
Captures Two
Defeat CincY Reds
In Crucial Contests

NEW YORK II the BROOKLYN
Dodgers - those glorious buns
from Flatbush-win the National
league pennant. they can look back
10 Sunday, June y. IS the day the
golden gates opened wide for them.
The Dodgers. snarling and scrap
ping and hustling like champions
wrested two dog eat dog games
from the world champion cincin-
nat Reds before IS. 7e2 persons at
crosley field. Cincinnati. winning
the bitterly-fought opener in Is
innings. ? to l, and the nightcap.
3 TO 2.
Those were two wonderful
friumphs for the Dodgers, hut
who'd ever have thought that
Mt this critical juncture their
hated rivals, the Giants. would
have given them the lift of the
season by knocking off the
league-leading st. Louis Car
dlnals twice.
Playing as though they were in
the thick of the race themselves.
the Giants throttled the Cards
twice. 4-3 and 81. Thus the
Dodgers double win and the Cards
twin loss left st. Louis on top by
only one game.
FINE DUEL
Whit Wyatt and Paul Derringer
hooked up in one of the finest
mound duels of the year in the
Rodger-Reds opener. Neither team
scored until Wyatt himself hit
homer on the first ball pitched in
the 18th. Just prior to going TO
bat, Wyatt was handed glass of
antiseptic with which to gargle his
throat. Thinking 1t was water,
he drank 1t. When he came back
to the dugout after his homer, the
Dodger pitcher became sick and
had to retire. Hugh Casey relieved
him and, after stormy 18th, went |
on to beat the Reds for the second |
time in three days.
Brooklyn won In the 10th
when Pete Reiser singled and
raced 20 third on Riggs hunt
which was thrown wild TO first
by Frank Mccormick. Dixie
Walker squeezed Reiser home.
Derringer allowed IS hits,
while Wyatt gave up seven In
10 innings and Casey six In
ak innings.
After allowing two runs and
three hits in the first inning, Kirby
Higbe held the Reds hitless the rest
of the way in the nightcap and the
Dodgers won that one. too. Pete
Reiser's single off Wander Nicer
drove in the Dodgers winning run.
The Braves plastered a dou-
BILE defeat on the Cubs. 6-5
and So. Alva Javery pitched
a six-hitter TO cop the night
cap.
The Pirates bet the Phillies, Al,
but the Pills came back to get an
even break by grabbing the night
cap, IA. Bob Teller protected
Cleveland's two-game lead by set
ting Washington down with seven
hits in winning his 18th game, 60.
The Yanks pulled one out of the
fire, beating the Tigers, Sd, with
two out in the ninth.
Joe DiMaggio hit his 18th homer,
making the 35th consecutive game
In which he has hit safely. Two
Yankee roundtrippers gave them
30 homers in Is games, a new ma
jor league record.
The Red Sox and Browns broke
even, Boston winning the opener,
rs. and ST. Louis the nightcap.
12-3.
After Ted Lyons had pitched
the White Sox 10 lao victory
over the Athletics, Philadelphia
gained an even break by winning
the nightcap. so. on three hits.
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Morton Ties
For Loop Lead
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Pines Beaten
By Yelm Club

South Tseoma Pines ioss 10
fsim At fsim yesterday. : 70 2
The Pines 0sgthit fsim 10 10 ) and
left u mates stranded
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IN Ue Hasket
With ElIie.s Nsssslf

Well. ar. you can tsAs the
Kids word Tor IL ell.
some seventeen years aao
your old neighbor and mn
Rither and All Meuinley used
- take beautiful eutthnoat from
Clover creek.
A brown haekle with = red
body VAS the favored fly The
trout we're fine IN slse. ranging
from II to I6 inches
Sc, after all thoss years. II
was sort 81 surprising II learn
that Clover still produces fine
trout.
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Salmon Fair

Salmon Fair
Salmon fishing 10 reported fair
at Point DefiAncs.
BIT should pick up thls week.
says Frank HartinK Of the
Point boatbouse.
The incoming tide II the best.
Early morning should ~ beat
later In the week.
Lea soilss caught Is
pound Ming saturday hlgKsst
fish Of shs seek.
The humpls trout are bstiug
IT laat.
Fat and rln between ia and
20 inches In length.
There are thousands 81 trout
IN the bay.
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HINT SEEDED
HAYERF0HD. Pa. Jos Hunt.
The naval aasaeIuya Davis cup
star. Nas top.see1ed 50 the Ma
tIonsl intercollegiate Teams tour
nAment opened today Al ths
Merton Cricket club.
ne Californian Nax favored -
an ths title left undsfsnasa ~
Don Mcneil u Kenyon College.
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More Good Fishing

slanaway lake has been pro-
ducing some splendid trout tins
season.
Rainbows and entthroais. our
only native true trout
Trolling IL the means Of at
tack on the fish.
Dan Johnson. city police. took
four good sized trout sunday
and lost three or four, one par
tieularly large one.
He was trolling with = ssres-
mer ny with barred rock
feathers. No spinner Just
the fiy.
Most % The trout are taken
adjacent % the Island.
Evening hours seem % be the
best
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Feeding Would Aid

Feeding Would Aid
The state game department
could make Clear lake. naaf
EatonYllle. one Of the fine trout
lakes hereaboutN
All the chiefs eill have 10 Do
l. 10 permit feeding.
More ihaa ss.ooo rainbow and
slisers have becn planted In
Clear lake. hut they are rather
difficult to catch without feed
Ing.
Clear lake IL a body Of water
that should be placed among me
lakes where feeding IL per
mitted.
Fine reports from Lake Tapps
Game Protector Jack Hynes
says bass are biting eagsriy and
that big silvsrs are tsalng the
lures.
The silYers run around II
inches In length
And they are In there BY
thousands.
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Ross Cunningham. Governor
Arthur y. LanEiis's assistant.
has a fiery matched little son
name Harry.
And Harry gees trout fish
Ing With bis DADDY. lfas his
own rod and outfit
Bumped Into Ross and Harry
on the Desehntes SUNDAY and
IL Nas \ treat % So little
Harry marching step ufth step
with his dad.
Nothing presents q nicer PIE
ture than father and soa On a
stream pals.
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On Clover creek Sunday near
brgokdsie golf course . young
sfer Wae fishing.
Any luck. sonny -
Vel. not Yst. Always get
my trout here IN tbs evening.
Got a or - the ether evening.
Have hen having good luck q
lats. Lots q trout In thls creek
yet Cot one really BIG one
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Good Fishing

NUUU fNHIHE
Good fishing In steilaroom
lake.
Right off The bridge.
Cutthroafs and rainbows are
the species biting.
Worms and eggs are doing
the work.
Use an extra fine leader Of
about 10 feet In length.
Use no weight. let Ieader
and bait rest on weeds.
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Weather Rad

Weather Had
The stormy weather Sunday
ralssd havoc with fishing.
The wind blew 80 hard on
Summit lake that anglers could
could not anchor their boats.
Mickey Sherman reports.
The day before Judge Fred
Remain took a nice catch on
flies. which sent Mickey and
her brother, Archie Brewiit.
hiking down that way.
The big fish went deep and
remained there.
similar reports eame from
MaIiupt lake mp In Lewis
county. What few fish were
taken were sis or seyen inches
long and n skinny - \ reed.
Mickey dropped over 10 Tan
wax lake also and found only
four trout taken all day. one
bowling To her skill
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Quintells Back

Quintells Back
r. J. Qnintell il back from a
two-year fishing jaunt that took
him TO every state In the union.
And upon arriving back home
reports Washingtons fishing II
superior to any other states
Reports he nearly froze 10
death In Florida and that Fiori-
d. fishing u mostly publicity.
The Quintells went by trailer.
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