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Evening star., 1941-05-23
Senior-Junior Panel
OF Lawyers Urged for
Indigents Defense
Judicial Conference
Gets Unanimous Report
Urging Use Of Plan

A proposal to solve the problem
Of assigning inexperienced counsel
to defend indigents by establishing
a panel of senior and junior at
torneys who would receive nominal
remuneration, was laid before the
Judicial Conference meeting at the
United States Court of Appeals
today.
Justice James NJ. Proctor, chair
man of the committee presenting
the report. pleaded for its unanimous
adoption and immediate execution.
A full-time paid secretary of the
Bar Association Committee would
supervise details of the program,
which members of the committee
said could be launched Immediately
with available funds without seek
ing new legislation at this time.
Members declared that this new
program would be tested. If found
impractical, the public defender
system for which the District Bar
Association has stood then could be
tired.
A unanimous report of the COM
nittee, on which E. Barrett Pretty
man, James A. Cobb, James r.
Kirkland and Frederick A. Ballard
served with Justice Proctor, urged
adoption of the plan. The report
asked that each bar association
here name three representatives to
meet with those of the criminal
courts and that Congress be asked
TO appropriate about $15,000,000 TO
carry it through.
In Police Court, the plan con-
templates that only the major crime
Charges would be affected.
About half of the civil cases filed
In District Court concern domestic
relations matters, Justice Oscar R.
Luhring, pretrial Jurist at District
Court. told the conference. He
urged lawyers to conduct better in
vestigations of the facts before ac-
tions are filed. and proposed that
District Court judges be empowered
to certify cases to Municipal Court
If it is found they really belong
there.
Justice Luhring pointed out that
"a per cent of the cases settled went
off the calendar for less than 81 ,000
suggesting that they should have
been filed in the first place in
Municipal Court.
If the Municipal Court iurisdic-
ton, now $1,000 is raised to $4,000
as proposed. Justice Luhring said,
that would not help the District
Court docket unless the higher court
judges are given power to certify
cases to Municipal Court.
Only 50 Persons Await Trial.
Each of the judges handling civil
matters in District Court disposed of
about $50 cases this year, said
Justice Luhring. There are only so
persons in Jail awaiting criminal
case trials and these cases will be
disposed of before July /, he said,
keeping that docket practically cur
rent. A speedy and just trial is the
best prevention of crime, he said.
Seton Darr, former president Of
the District Bar Association. report
ing for the Committee on Domestic
Relations Procedure and Lunacv
Procedure. had this to say regarding
the new domestic relations setup at
District Court under Commissioner
Philip NJ, Hamilton:
Your committee is Of the opinion
Evening star., 1941-05-23

which would prevent stalemates in
the filling of judicial vacancies"
Mr.. Shafroth characterized the
National Capital as the outstanding
example of what can be done in the
way of disposing of business by an
efficient use of the trial con-
ference, and your Justice Laws has
been of great value in spreading the
gospel in other districts"
Evening star., 1941-05-23
City News in Brief
TODAY.

Meeting, Trial Technique Prac-
tice Clinic, Annapolis Hotel, 7:3O
pm.
Meeting, Second Division Associa-
ton. Willard Hotel, s pm.
Meeting, District Department
American Federation of Govern
ment Employees, pm.
Buffet supper and dance, Repro
duction Trades Bowling League,
Waroman Park Hotel, $50 pm.
Dance. Maritime Commission
Athletic Association, Hotel 2400, 10
pm.
Meeting. Masonic Lodges of CuY-
Evening star., 1941-05-23

United States and British plane
contracts.
Another Walkout occurred at the
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
plant at La Porte, Ind, where S.
Evening star., 1941-05-23

100000 worth of anti-aircraft
mounts are under construction. 1t
was reported the walkout was In
protest to dismissal of three stewe
ards
The Valley settler., 1941-05-09
Phi Hips Torato Soup

Starting londav lay l2
lunch S chedule We had last SUI
Wi II close from l2: Is to I 90
very we'll last sumner and we
man ent. However when It be-
fact that the school chi ldren
shopping at noon made us lecid
no reason WIZ We ca = OF do
ask ,1our CO. operation to make
better service as every .5ody W
partMent to wait on you, and "
fer to be waited on by the Gle:
vi tt tt at department..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
By HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORk-The USGA has
surprisingly ruled that hereafter
II lightning starts flashing
across a golf course during a
tournament. the players can save
their lives by taking shelter.
They don't even have 70 ask
permission of the USGA, either,
70 save their lives.
Heretofore the rule had been
that II lightning starts playing
around the steel shafts Of the
clubs. . contestant should just
brush II aside and concentrate
ON smacking q No. . iron 70 the
green.
Only when he heard a siren
blow could he seek shelter. and
II he tried to get away from the
lightning before the USGA told
him to. he was out Of the tour
nament-
There is a suspicion abroad
that the newest USGA ruling is
. result of the day of the great
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Caps Grab Off
Three in Row
In Position 10
Cause Yoks Grief
Nv UNITED PRESS

Vaneouver's in-and-out ball club
currently Is in" and that means
trouble again for the Yakima Pip
pins. who have managed 10 cling
10 second place in the Western
international league race most Of
the season.
The APPLIANCES won three
straight from Wenatchee over the
week end. climaxing their drive
yesterday with a pair Of decisions.
by scores Of SIS and So. In both
games Vancouver was outhit but
took advantage Of loose We
nstchee fielding.
Yakima meantime dropped
two to the Salem solons. In
the seven-Inning opener two
home runs broke up a close
pitchers battle and gave
Salem n ga victory.
The second game went II in
nings before the Senators scored
the winning run, making the final
tally rs. Salem had knotted the
count in the ninth with a three-run
rally.
Dierickx. Salem hurler, was
credited with both Of the triumphs.
coming in late in the second en-
counter after hurting the fun first
game.
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Sports Parade

flood in this years national open
championship Of Fort Worth.
Your agent is one Of the sur
vivors OF that ordeal and he can
testify that the elements really
wound up and let the human be-
ings have il. II rsined two days
horizontal and vertical.
Thunder rolled and shook the
press tent. Lightning raced over
the golf course like women on
their way to silk stocking sale.
No one could understand why
the uSGA didn't halt the tour
nament.
One USGA official was asked
about II and his classic reply
was: "Oh. they never malt them
on the other side. you know"
He meant England. That res-
son wasn't sufficient for Jimmy
Demaret, the well-known profess
sionsl. who decided he valued his
life more than he did the u: s.
open title. so he ran for shelter
and withdrew from the tourna-
ment. Plenty Of others felt Like
doing the same thing.
There is no indication that
this trend of rational decisions
by the USGA will continue.
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Soldiers Win
Third Place
4lst Division Men
Make All.Stur Club

EVERETT, Nash.-Laks Wash
ington Shipysrds Of Seattle today
held the state semi-pro baseball
title but It appeared national de-
tense pressure would keep the
team from entering the national
tournament at Wichita. Kansas.
The Lake Washington club de-
fested the defending champion
Everett Pilehueks last night, 2-l.
IN l2-inning tournament playof
that had been postponed from the
previous week because Of rain.
Third place went to the 41st
Division All-Stars Of Fort Lewis,
who beat Paine field, Everett. a-6.
The Everett-Lake Washing
ton game developed into
pitching duel. Charlie Norton
of Everett allowed three hits
and struck out 10 while Clar-
ence Federmeyer. Lake Wash
ington hurler. yielded five hits
and whitfield IL.
Everett's two errors and
squeeze play gave Lake WASH
ington its winning run in the 18th.
The tournament all-star team
was announced as follows:
First base, Howard, Fort Geo.
Wright. second base, Gilbertson.
Northern state hospital short
stop. Penso, Pilchucks; third base.
McNulty, 41st Division; left field,
Brooks. Pilchucks: center field,
Springs. Paine field; right field,
Lucid. Glaser's. catchers, Casing.
Paine field - Schimling. 4lst Di-
vision; pitchers, Norton, Pilchucks.
Escobar and Freeman. 4ist Divi-
sion, Wagner, Paine field. FEEDER
meyer. Broksw, II. & L. Sporting
Goods of Everett; utility, Brady,
Lake Washington.
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PIONEER LEAGUE
BY UNITED PRESS

Ogden and Boise remained dead
locked at the top Of Pioneer league
standings today after splitting
Sunday doubleheader. Boise won
the opener SIS and the Reds came
back to take the second game. AZ
salt Lake and the Idaho Falls
Russetts also divided a pair, Idaho
Falls winning the first 81 and
dropping the nightcsp 20.
The Twin Falls COWBOYS. deep
in the league cellar. continued
their losing ways bowling 10 Pocs-
tello. 4-3
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Tigers Belied
BY Indians
Drop Two Comes.
One Lop-Sided
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
SUNDAYS RESULTS

Vancouver SIS. Wenatchee s-3.
Salem ST.. Yakima As.
Spokane 1873, Tacoma IL.
The Town Tigers took two on
the whiskers Sunday night as
they completed a home series be-
fore leaving for three crucial
games with the cellar-riding Wen
atchee Chiefs.
spokane Indians won both
games. 1871 and 81. cracking
out 10 hits off Mel Marlowe.
Mickey McGaa and John Llnde
In the opener, and winning on
six hits in the nightcap.
Morrie Abbott's 14th home run
of the season was the only Ia
coma tally in the first game while
John Linde drove in Tacoma's sec
ond game score. Only one earned
run was gained off Milt Cadinha
in the nightcap.
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Olsen S Pigeons
Place One, Two

Howard Olsen won first and sec
ond honors in the first young bird
race OF the season from Easton,
Washington, a distance of so air
lines miles
Next week the Tacoma Racing
Pigeon club will hold race from
Gle Elum. Wash
Results in wards per minute.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Poulton Wins
Skeet Honors

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. - c. H.
Poulton, San Antonio, Tex. today
held the national amateur all
gauge skeet championship. won in
an overtime duel with Alex Kerr.
Beverly Hills, Calf.
Completing the five-day national
skeet tournament. Poulton and
Kerr finished the 250-target con-
test with perfect scores. They
continued through extra rounds to-
falling IT'S shots before Kerr
missed.
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Totals -. $3.50. ~ 5
NENATCHEE

Vancouver ........... SOl OoO loO-o
Wenatchee .......... 600 100 ooO-S
Summary-At bat, off Goldman 81.
Thompson |: runs responsible for
Goldman =. Thompson 0, runs oatted
in Wright = Narionetti 2. Goldman.
two base hits Maroinetti. Weller.
home runs. Wright Goldman. double
playa. Forni 10 Msrionetti, Torgeson.
left on bases. Vancouver 5, Wenatohee
IL. bases on balls. off Goldman =,
Thompson l. Weller 3. struck out, by
Goldman : Thompson o. Weller ].
hits. off Goldman in g., innings IA.
off Weller In 2 innings Z. off Thomp-
son in 4. inning o. wild pitches
williams. Goldman 2; winning pitch
er. Goldman. losing pitcher Weller;
umpires. Oravec and Valerie. time OF
game, ans.
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Acres Results



rIBsT- s4o5. claiming. s-yesr-olds
and IN furlongs
Crusal uin -........ $50 40 31o
Halls Pet losi 49,. 720 40
VIII Tro Q1A .-.... 800
Jockeys in order Y Bovine. A
Howry, y Dodson. time. / ID. Joe c.
Miss Taos. Free Heart. Lsnny Girl
Alma Nugget and Lillian Lee also ran
SECOND - s4o5; claiming 3-yesr-
olds and up; furlongs
Speed Home dis) $40 900 $50
Andy II dio) $3.50. $40 420
Kathryn Jane G0sD 430
Dodson. l Bassett' time. l.l24. Jay
a Sir Thomas. Nelter Maebrille
Tamalpais Mike Reynolds. Starebba
ROYAL Rover also ran
THIRD S4O5. claiming. 3-year- olds
and up 6 furlongs.
h MsS:sl' Roo all A., go $40 $40 s ssS
Ontario Oregon Il2l 400
Tamalpiss. Mike Reynolds. starebba
r herman. time ltlis. Oskham
Sylvan Secret ana Roger Witch also
ran
FOURTH ssoS. claiming. 4-yesr-
olds and Up - miles
wvomins Daisy Nos) 2o40 100 40
Gold Jet tl0sl .... lao $40
jockeys in order c. Rails. P Glide
we'll G. Burns. time. 81 6 Package.
Holster comrsdeship and Kandahar
FIFTH-s5o5. claiming. s-year-olds
and up. I lie miles
Boat la Donna lo2) 3 80 500 40
Highmost llG .4.. i 10 ITO
MARY Cardinal uo71 61o
Jockeys in order. C Rails. C Dixon
can G Dixon. time. as 6 Georgia
Miss Fairmour Barmetto. Old Judge
and Itemizer $50 ran.
SINTH-s6O5. 3-year-olds and up
Endurance Handicap Is miles
BUYER Beware losA Il 20 $40 $40
Marco ll2l ..... $50 TO
Bseen May ui2) =. $50
JOCKEYS in order C Dixon A
Howry c Rails time Isl: Merry
Freda. Skating Fool. Sunday Child
and Rembrandt also ran
SEVENTH - s605. the Washington
state Handicap 6 furlongs
Ladys son los) . IS so 100 $50
Downv Pillow ulsl 200 30
Iron Nike GlD -. 40
Jockeys in order G Burns D Dod-
son K Watson. time i.to4. Hanky
Pankv and Midluck also ran
EIGHTH - s4o5 claiming Swear
olds and up. ! mile.
Miss Boote- GlN -. 90 40 2 90
Bsrssc tii6 ....... 8 90 sac
Sean Ghau lll - so
Smith ? Gudewell. time 40 For
Man Step Mother Gsvette and Tri-
max Bon Ivy, Norman D sQuaw
toms also ran
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Totals ....4...44 7 "a SO Is
xBatted for Fallin in eighth
score hN Innings

Yakima 49,. 100 ora 200 0Oo-6 "a 3
salem 49,. Dol 100 Oi3 ooi-7 Il
sum mary Winning pitcher
DierckN: losing pitcher. Eisemann. 2
hits S runs of Holt In a. innings
Il hits 6 runs off Falhn IN S. hits
2 runs of Eisenmann IN 3-pluS. ?
hits no runs off rierckN IN no runs
no hits off Winssor IN runs re-
sponsihle for Holt 5 Fallin 6. Essen
mann !. struck out BY Holt 3. Fsllin
J. windsor ! Eisenmann 3. DierckN
8: bases on balls. of Fauin 3 Eisen-
mann 5. Dierckx l. hit by pitcher
Younker by Fallin. wild pitches
EiSenmann 2. left on bases. Yakima
II. Salem 9: home run. Helser. three
base hit. Johnson. tWo-haSe hits
Koski. Bates. Griffiths runs bstted
in. Younker. George. Griffiths
Weigandt ?. Madrid Johnson. Reese
Helser Cameron. Bates. Petersen;
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Net Play Opens

MINNEAPOLIs-The 18th an
nual National Public Parks Tennis
tournament opens today with So
players entered from 10 cities
scheduled TO compete.
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49, 10 ] Y
Score by Innings

Oakland .,.......... 600 nl2 100
Seattle ............ 10 ESQ o4X-ll
Summary--Losing pitcher, Buxton,
innings pitched. Buxton A., AZ bat
off Buxton 20. runs off Buxton S
Mulligan 6, hits. off Buxton 2. earned
runs. off Buxton &. Mulligan I. Bar
rett 4 sacrifice hit, Barrett l. bases
on balls. off Buxton 2 Mulligan 4
Barrett 4. hit by pitcher Mulligan
/. Barrett /; struck out. by Buxton
?, Mulligan /, Barrett 5, hit by
pitcher. Gyselman by Mulligan. Luby
by Barrett; left on bases. Oakland
Il. Seattle 10 two-base hits. Rigney.
White. Matheson 2. Scarsena 2.
Sickle, Duezabou. three base hit
DeVaurs. home run Raimondi. sac
rifiCe hit. Buxton. stolen base. Rig
ney. PLAYERS walking Verge , Raj
mondl Harris ,, Mathe-on Se3rsel!G.
Gyselman. Luby Sickle. runs batted
In. Raimondi ? DeVaurs. Gudat.
Scarsella . White. Matheson 2.
Sickle. Nlemiec 3 double PLAYS, Rig
nov % Luby 10 Vergez 2 time, 2 .O5
umpires, SNYDER and Hood
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
SUNDAYS RESULTS

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Columbus As, Milwaukee 3-3.
Kansas City 7-5, Toledo So.
Louisville AS, Minneapolis IA.
st. Paul 3-5, Indianapolis 0-10..
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Totals ...3S S /
VANCOUVER

WenstChee ........ Dol Ol0 400
SnmmAry-Runs batted in. binaua
2. Warfield, wright, Jewell. Bremen,
Porni Mayer williams. Torgeson.
two-base hits. Warfield, Wright.
Forni. home runs, Lingua Brenner,
Mayer. sacrifice. Cailteaux: double
plays. Cailteaux 70 Jewell To Wright.
Jewell 10 Cailteaux 10 Wright: left
on bases Vancouver 2, Wenatchee 3;
bases on balls, off Osborn 0. william
4. struck out. by Osborn q William
q hits. off Osborne in Q innings IL,
off william in Q innings 10. Wild
pitch, william: winning pitcher Os-
born: umpires, Valerie and oravec.
time OF game, 2.2o.
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Summary - Losing pitcher Ca
dinha. runs responsible for Hayes !.
Cadinha J. az bat. or Cadinha 30.
hits 3 runs of Cadinhs IN 8.
struck out, bv HAYES @ Cadinha s.
stephens 7: bases on balls, off HAYES
g. Cadinha s wild pitch. Cedinhs.
passed ball Cole. eft on bases. Spo-
kane 2. Tacoma II. three-base hit.
Myers. tWo-b ase hits Hughes Nal
lory. runs battsd ia Necre ? L'nde.
double nlavs Marine - Gedziis to
Miami ?. time. 200. umpires, Enger
ard Nelson
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays RFSTLTS

New York Ia, Philadelphia 2-1.
Chicago So. Cleveland 2-1.
St Louis :. Detroit 3.
Boston 70, Washington SIS.
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You help yourself when you buy
U. 6. Defense Bonds,
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AMFRICAN ASsoCIAIInN

Kansas City rs. Toledo SO. Nil
vsukee ST.. Columbus "a 81 Paul
SIS. indianapolis o-io. MINES polls
Ia. Louisville AS.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

1EoIFhDA1 = Kf>I LIS
Brooklyn IA. Boston 40
-. LOUIS 81. Pittsburgh "a
Cincinnati 3. Chicago !.
New York SIS. Philadelphia 49,.
When YOU need a few extra dol.
lars, look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. These
viii bring you cash from some
one II you advertise them with
an inexpensive Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3l5l.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
SUNDAYS RFSTLTS

Rochester AZ. Jersey City 3-s.
Newark SO. Syracuse 81.
Montreal ST.. Toronto as.
Buffalo IA. Baltimore OIL.
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Marie Antoinette once sponsored
: ship headdress 70 commemorate
4 French naval victory
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score hs Innings
Yakima ..... i07 000 % s
Salem ..-....... 100 200 Is s 2
Summarv-LosinE pitcher. BaIks-
lew. hits 3 runs Off Barkelew IN g.
innings. | hit 2 runs off Lien In \,
runs responsible for, Barkelew 3.
Dierickx a. struck out. by Bprkclew
S. Dierckx 4. bases on balls. off
Barkelew 3. Dierckx 6. hit by pitcher.
Younker by Dierckx. left on bases.
Yakima Q. Salem q 3-base hits. Lani-
Zero Petersen. PHASE hit. Younker;
runs batted in. Younker. Bergstrom.
Reese. Sueme. Koski Peterson. emf
fiths. Warren. DierckN. sacrifice hits.
johnson. Reese. stolen base Bliss.
double PLAYS KoSki to Madrid TO
Reese Madrid To Reese. time 80.
umpires, Weisgerber and Moran.
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sacrifices Fsliin Madrid Reese
stolen base Johnson double plav
Suenne 20 MADRID time -. UNI
pires Moran and Weisgerher
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Hutch Stars on the Hill, at Bat
BUFFALO. n Y

fBack Hutch
Baltimore
including homer double
o
Hutchinson also stole a
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Veteran Sportsman Posses :.


They put James (Jim) Chambers away forever.
The small friendly pioneer Of Roy district led a long,
useful clean life
Even in his declining the "a when he passed
on) Jm the fellows liked to call him, lost his
love for the fishing rod, shotgun and rifle.
This reporter knew Jim for Used TO sneak
~ Muck property and catch few fish, knock down few
ducks Youth walking with US kids those
Some times Jim would Some times not But
~ threatening did believe that
tmss he made look
Later In life much later this corner happened TO be
who leased healthy portion of Jms gamerich lands
30 he would talk of the old days when wild
waterfowl, lands their
Jim told He property
- when the Well
Gays hose who loved the thrill of the the whip
- tse trout rod No doubt Of that.
When this the there marvellous
But before reporter hunted and hshed
beautiful Jims days must have been
wonderful judging from his of the duck flights
Time has changed the old changed Jim and
changes all Of
But Jim the place and the place
He useful working friendly pioneer
stock that made possible the development of
Northwest
hope Jim finds the fields with the
tssnng with trout He earned peaceful rest.
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I Ike
|. -AanaIgs
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Seattle 11-5, Oakland Al.
San Diego 81, San Francisco 1-2.
Hollywood 9-10. Portland IS.
Sacramento 7-2, Los Angeles
6-3.
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50
/ NCONI 4


Summary-Lostng pitcher. MarloWe,
runs responsible for, OFlynn /. Mar
lowe 4. McGaa 9: runs 5 hits off
Marlowe in inning, II hits Q runs
off McGaa in "a. 8 hits no runs off
Lnde in ga; struck out. BY O'Flynn
2; bases on balls, off OFlynn /.
McGaa l, Linde 5: at bat. off Mar
lowe 8. McGaa IS Linde -; Wild
pitches Linde 2; left on bases, Spo-
kane 10. Tacoma 6; home run, Alb
bott two-base hits Beard. MARTINEZ
2 Gedzius 2 Hughes. runs batted in.
Hughes, Beard 2. MARTINEZ g. Gedzius
2. Mccormack Abbott, Rosenlund 2.
Milani: sacrifices. Alden, Beard stolen
bases Alden 2 MARTINEZ. double plav,
Perry ~ Morehouse 10 Linde: time
1897; umpires. Nelson and Enser.
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Oakland ........-.. 600 Dol OIL
Seattle .............. 900 1Ol Ks
Summary Earned runs of Salve-
son s. Weber ! sacrifice hits. off
SalvesCu 3 base on balls of Web
her ! struck out by SalveSon :
Weber 6. wild pitch Webbey left
on bases Oakland :. Seattle S. two
base hits DeNaurs Niem'ec. three
base hits White Matheson Luby
home run. Scarsella sacrifice hits
Niemiec Berger White player walk
ing Chapman. runs bstted IN. Scar
sella ? Matheson. Weber ? Luby.
time. 20 umpires. Hood and sny-
der
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Appointment Of Ray Hall golf pro at Fircrest
Go6 club brings the type of pro the club has sought for
years promotiona expert and adept In handling
youngsters
Hall to his coaching the last 20 years
rcrsst will be sending links competition ability
While competitive golfer of Washington
State college mentor has been teacher of ability being especially
able to his general golf knowledge youngsters
Hail. while widely nevertheless
among
national
PGA, grand body the nations pros.
As sgd Anderson club said
Hall looking n
sructor teacher game
develop youth