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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10

Cities want the state In give
them $500 mile for primary
highways within their city limits.
in addition TO the IS per cent Of
the gas tax they got from the
1889 legislature. They want to
keep their present So per cent cut
Of liquor profits.
County officials are on record
as favoring giving counties so
per cent Of the gasoline tax. in
stead of the IS per cent they now
get. They want less supervision
by the state highway department
on the way they spend state gas
money on county roads or for
equipment.
The State Good Roads asso-
citation and other groups want
20 write into the constitution =
provision that gasoline taxes can
h. used only for roads. Pen
sion unions are talking about
cutting off part 10 help pay $40
pensions under Initiative lsI.
Roads advocates also want .
thrce-man highway commission.
Ia replace the present highway
director. In the name Of ma
tional defense. they want the
Pacific highway four-lane and
STRENGTHENING project from
from Olympia to Vancouver
rushed 20 completion. Heavy
traffic around Fort Lewis makes
new highways imperative. and
survey may he launched 10
find . solution 10 the growing
problem.
As In the past several sessions.
Stevens pass and White pass
highways will have their advo-
Gates pushing once more for
completion Of the roads over the
Cascades. Tacoma wants q cut
off to Snoqualmie pass high
way. Grays Harbor wants .
road from Tokeland TO Raymond.
and Okanogan district wants .
road over the Cascades via the
Methow valley.
Mining men want more money
set aside for mine-to-market road
development linking known min
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jacobson S Death
Held Unavoidable

Death Of Carl A. Jacobson. S.
year-old Northern Pacific switch
man Monday afternoon. the city's
first traffic fatality of the new
year. was declared an unavoidable
accident Thursday by Deputy
Prosecutor Horace Geer. after
three days Of investigation.
Ceer said he could find no evil
dence Of negligence on the part OF
Edwin v. Wintermote. 7e-year-old
Tacoma lumberman, Of AIS No.
Stevens 1T. whose car skidded on
the wet pavement at Ea- 23d and
Winthrop sts. and crushed Jacob
son against = locomotive.
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RECRUITERS DUE

During 1910 the U. S. Marine
corps was increased from $4,000
TO IS. 500 men as the result Of an
intensive recruiting drive. accord
.ng 10 Maj. F. r. Armstead. officer
in charge Of the Seattle recruiting
office. A similar campaign Will
be conducted during ie4l. A re-
cruiting party will be at the post
office building here on Jan. 10.
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eral areas. so strategic and pre-
cious metals can be trucked more
cheaply 10 smelters.
Cities will send lobbyists 10
Olympia 10 seek numerous laws
beneficial. besides seeking TO pre-
serve present liquor and gas tax
money. They want revision Of
election laws and return Of con-
troll Of municipal elections 10 cit
les. They favor use of reserve
funds for public works projects.
and want law specifically saying
parking meters are legal.
Taxation Of city-owned utili-
ties at rates similar 70 those
paid on property Of private
companies also will come up this
session.
Counties want the state 10 pay
the 81 .000. 900 or more a biennium
1t now costs them to pay for non
violent insane persons care in
state asylums. They favor con-
solidation Of city. county, port.
school. PUD and other special
elections on one day. to save
money.
They want the 81 ,0o0. 900 a year
schools now get from the excise
tax on automobiles. Anothe
change favored by county COM
missioners is increasing election
boards from three TO five mem
bers, permitting the two extra
members TO start tabulating votes
as soon "a rs are cast.
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Will Serve Time
For Killing Deer

Fines 50 high that Il viii take
more than five months to serve
them out in Jail were assessed
THURSDAY TO two young Buckley
Ioggers. caught early Wednesday
in upper Pierce county with fresh
ly-killed deer in their possession.
The pair. Delmar Olsen. D. Of
Box col. Buckley. and George
Svidran. Is. 81 Box 543. Buckley.
were committed 70 the county Jail
by Justice Clarence z. Layton.
each 70 serve out two fines Of
$3.50.
Olsen and Svidran were arrest
ed in their cabin on Grindstons
creek. IN the Mowich area. by
Game Department Officers Hynes
and Douglas. They were charged
both with possession of parts Of
a doe deer and with killing deer
out Of season.
Svidran. the officers testified.
was caught in the act OF dressing
newly-shot deer. They also
found dogs in the cabin they said.
Added TO the stiff penalty was
confiscation of the guns of both
men.
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H Z X ELS MORE ABOUT
N. Y. ashton Show
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

coat while Mrs. Byron Toys selec-
ton was black net strapless eve
ming gown with a full skirt.
Military touches were scattered
throughout the show. touches that
were referred TO by Miss Chase as
the emblemania." Gold eagles
accented shoulders and pocket
books. cadet blue was cited as one
of springs new colors. and a
plethora of full length daytime
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This
9Th Washington legislature article
Highways
Cities and counties want gas tax or liquor money
from the state treasury and less state supervision how
they spend it.
As Washingtons 146 senators and representatives pre-
pared today to to Olympia for the legislative session
opening Monday they under pressure from groups
seeking to change the way such funds handled
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Starts Right In
and Eases-Up
SORE JOINTS

me pain O. torturtrE Observation-Disclosures
joints SHOULD oe treated with somsthinC
made for just that purpose Asa fer
Seint-kase. Il works speedily TO help
take oct tho agony. reduce the swelilng
and ease-up the misery Of paiafel foints
pain Of Seurifis. SciaticA snd Lur ozge.
Just rub Il en- and always remember
vhen Jcinf-kA<e starts 10 wcrk 1eint
misery starts out-Suicki Ask fer joint
NOTE For free sample write
Seins-Eass. IA g. aalleveu- Mime
Adv
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where he is a sophomore. He spent
his freshman year at the California
Institute of Technology.
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HERE'S MORE AB0U I
Main Street

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cries - articles discussing problems fsrtnr IN
?. Todafs article deals with cities. countIe
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PARTICULARS
PUBLIC AFFAIRS

This u the first 81 . SCI
csth sshinrfen legislature.
and Highways
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Surprise Net
Player Scores

LOS ANGELES - Sandy haired
George Richards of Montebello,
Cal. a 100-l shot in the Pacific
Southwest tennis championships,
gained the semi-final round today
after his fourth "giant-killing' Of
the tournament.
Richards added the highly
touted Hal Surface. the flying
cadet from March Field, Cal,
to his list of victims, 6-l. $40,
81. yesterday and earned the
right to meet Frank kovacs Of
Oakland, Cal, In the round of
four.
First woman TO reach the semi
final round was Margaret Osborne
of San Francisco. who outstroked
Mrs Nudge Van Ryn. Los Angeles
81. 6-3.
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Refuse 10 Waive
Freshman Rule

DENNFR-Five member schools
OF the Rocky Mountain conference
failed last night 10 waive the
freshman rule to help draft-rid-
died football teams. but il was I'M
derstood the matter might be re-
vived later.
Coaches John Hancock Of
Greeley state and Paul
Wright Of Western State col
leges called the meeting be-
cause they had only "a and
10 men respectively on their
squads.
aches Schubert Dyche OF
Montana State college. Juan REID
of Colorado college and Johr
Mason of Colorado Mines op.
posed the plan. Wright refused
10 use freshmen unless the other
teams did
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AL Hostak
Eyes Gotham
Ho:

SEATTLE-A Hostsk. former
middleweight champion. will make
his debut this fall in Madison
Square Garden, mis- manager. Ed
die Marine. said today. They will
leave for New York next Monday
Hostsk's opponent has not been
selected. Marine said the de-
cision TO leave was delayed until
after last Tuesdays Jimmy Ca
sino-kid Matthews fight here. IN
which Matthews won q decision.
Had Casino won. the Los Angeles
boxer had been tentatively prom
ised = chance against Hostak.
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Coach Oliver Of Oregon U.
Wears Satisfied, Happy Grin
Although Drott. Graduation Has Hit
Him Hard Blow. New Moteriol Pleasing

starter with Ken Ohphsnt. speedy
boy from san jose. Cal, As rs
relief. Nechsm. q wears old. Is
the only married mar on the
SQUAD.
LED COAST
Last year Mechsm led the Coast
conference in ground gaining with
Sal yards IN s. tries for an aver
age OF 50 yards On q punts he
averaged SIS yards ard in sddi-
ton he Is an accurate forward
passer.
At quarter Duke lverson. q
years old. POO pounds, seems IN
have the edge on competition
though he will he closely pushed
BY Roy FL. 100. II Ell comes back
to school Backing them up are
two promising sophomores. Buzz
Baker and VIC Collin.
on the line probable starters
are Jim shepherd and Bill
Regner. ends; Ed Moshofsky
and Dick Asheom. zoo pound
eN-navy man who il studying
medicine. tackles; RAY Segale
and Val Culwel. guards, and
Elliott Wilson. center.
This viii be Tex divers fourth
season al Oregon and the Monday
morning quarterbsoks are expect
ing great things this year.
The schedule-makers didn't make
Tex's task any too easy. This Is
the oregon program: Sept p.
Stanford at Palo Alto; Oct ;,
Idaho at Eugene; Oct. Il. us c.
at Los Angeles; oct Is. California
at Portland. oct IS, U.C.L.A at
Los Angeles; Nov. /. Washington
State at Eugene; Nov. Il, Santa
Clara at Portland; Nov. %, Wash
ington At Seattle; Nov. "a. Oregon
State at Eugene. Dec. s, Texas at
Austin.
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Chinook Run
In California

SAN FRANCISCo-The annual
migration of Chinook salmon to
their Sacramento and San Joa-
quin river spawning grounds was
underway today. the state division
of fish and game reported.
Reports from fishermen of sal
mon catches off California City
showed salmon were inside San
Francisco bay.
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Shttfd Tor Befger IN seventh.
BRtted for Fallon In eighth.
LOS ANGELES

cHafted for Hanson in ninth.
dRatted for Dobernie In ninth.
eRan for Stamper In ninth.
score hs Innings
Seattle .... 200 600 COL
Los Angeles -. 900 moo 600
Summary Run responsible for,
Dobernic. bases on balls. off Turpin
2, Dohernic 10, struck out. by Turpin
5. Dobernic g. left on bases, Seattle
IL Los Angeles q: two-base hit. Scar
sella: sacrifice hits. Berger Hanson.
Harris Niemiec; stolen base. Scar
sella. run bstted in Harris: double
play. Sickle to Niemiec 70 Scarseila:
time. ans. umpires. Edwards. Jordan
and Powell.
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Passing Tops

LOS ANGELES - Coach Babe
Horrell reported that the UCLA
aerial game was clicking to per-
lection with Ends Milt and Vic
Smith and Halfback Ted Forbes
the best receivers for passes
thrown by his entire backfield.
The first major injury occurred
when Walt CPop) Marlett, a 30
year-old candidate for the tackle
position. suffered broken rib and
will he out for month.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark 8, Montreal 5 hest NJ
seven series, Newark leads 1-0).
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. LEAGUE
LEADERS

Home Runs. williams. Red Sox. IS.
Keller. YANKEES. IS: Canilh Dodgers.
-: Heinrich Yankees. 81. OFT. Giants.
n: DsMagsio. Yankees. 81
Runs Rsttec In. Keller. Yankees.
l22. DiNErgio. Yankees. iie. WILL
Jams. RED sou. lie, Camili, Dodgers.
il2. Heath. Indians, los
Runs: Williams. Red Sex. i2q. ni-
Magic. Yankees. iie: DiMaggIo. REQ
Sox. ii2: Reiser Dodgers. ZOE. Hack.
Cubs. ioe
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Beat and Tie
Angels in Two
Sues Lose; Padres
Out of Title Play
Nv Tniied Pro-.

f SeaftIe's Rainiers were within
shouting distance OF the Pacific
Coast league pennant today and
another victory over Los Angeles
tonight would just about settle
the issue FOR the 1871 season.
The Rainiers wore their
lucky union jaegers or some
thing last night for they beat
Los Angeles 10 In the first
game Of a double header. then
battled the Angels 20 a score
less eight-inning draw halted
by the midnight curfew. and
they got a total Of just NJ,
hits for the ~ innings Of
baseball.
Meanwhile the upsetting Oak
land club put another nail in Sac
ramento's coffin by beating the
solons 6-5 and dropping them
three full games behind Seattle
with only five games to play.
Hollywood assured itself of a
place in the Shaughnessy playoff
by beating San Diego. SCI, and
definitely eliminating the Padres
from title contention. Portland
beat San Francisco Ga.
WALKS GAME AWAY
Although Jess Dobernie gave
Seattle only three hits in the first
game last night. he lost the en-
counter when he walked Spencer
Harris with the bases loaded in
the eighth inning. Dick Gyselman
sauntering across the plate. Hal
Turpin doled out seven blows 10
the Sersphs.
Jcss Flores and Les Weber
hooked up In a pitchers battle
In the nightcap, Flores giving
the Rainiers three satellites
two TO Bill Mstheson--whiIe
Webber permitted the Angels
four hits-two 10 Roy Patton.
San Francisco kicked away It's
game with the Beavers, commit
ting five errors behind Bob Joyce
$3.50 pitching. The game was
scoreless until the sixth when
Portland scored thrie runs on a
brace Of errors. Don White
dropped Herman Reich's fly and
Joyce fumbled Mary Ovens
grounder. Nanny Fernandez COM
mitted another pair Of errors in
the eighth when the Beavers
scored three more runs.
Fernandez overwhelming triple
scoring two men featured three
run rally by the Seals. A walk
and two singles produced the Other
run in the eighth. Earl Reid was
the winning pitcher.
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Seattle ...............c coo 600 90
Los Angeles ......... 600 600 90
Summsry-BaSes on balls. off Web
her 3 Flores 2. struck out by Weber
2. Flores 6. left on bases. Seattle s.
Los AnEeles 6. tvo-haSe hit. Hanson
sacrifice hit. Nsttern: stolen base.
Schuster; double play. Mayo 70 Ham
son 20 Pston.
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PORTLAND
Total, ..-.......3e 6 10 81 Is
SAN FRANCISCO


Batted for Jovcc In eighth
score hS Innings
Portland ............o0 200 003 03n-6
San Francisco $4,000. 900 900 80
Summary - Losing pitcher. JOYCE
innings pitched b, joyce 8. at bat
off Joyce "a hits off Joyce 10. runs
scored. off joyce 6. runs responsible
for. Joyce 2. Reid 4 struck out. BY
Reid |; bases on balls. off Joyce 6,
Reid 6. Cadinha L. passed ball Haw-
kins: three base hit. Fernandez: two
base hit. Fernandez: runs batted in.
Fernandez 2. Fain. partee. Gill. Haw-
kins 2. Wright 3: stolen base. Hsw-
kins double plavs. owen to Wright
to Reich. Fernandez TO Fain 2.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Wednesdays RESULTS
New York 5, Chicago 3.
Boston 3. Cleveland 2
Detroit 3. Philadelphia 2
Washington Q, st. Louis S (ten
innings).
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sARaMNnn

summary = Loslng pitcher. POW.
innings pitched. BY Munger I ~ bat
off Munger 10 runs. of Munger s..
hits of Munger z runs responsible
FOR Corbett 3. Munger 4 Polly J..
bases on balls. off Coroett :. Munger
! struck out. bv Corbctt 4 Munger
3. Polly ( left on bases. Oakland 7.
Sacramento 10. two-base hits. Sturdy
Conroy. stolen bases Gutteridge
Christoff. Duezabou. PLAYERS walking
Taubr Guttcridze Sturdy. Kluttz
runs batted in. Conrov 3. Wieczorek.
Devaurs. Endicott Gutteridgs Blatt-
ner Rigneys double plays Luby 70
Rignev 70 Gudat, Rigney 10 Luby 70
Gudst.
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summary = LOSING pitcher, Flch.
innings pitched. by Rich Ia: at bat.
off Rich 20. runs scored. off Rich 5;
hits off Rich 6: runs responsible for.
Rich 5. lost l. bases on balls. off
Rich 3. lost !: struck out. by Rich
II. Tost s. oliver /: hit by pitcher.
Dickshot bv Rich: wild pitch. Rich.
LETT on bases. HOLLYWOOD 8. San Diego
I: two-base hits, Pellagrini. Garioaldi;
stolen base Barrett. runs bstted IN.
KRhle 2 Garibaldi. GRAY. lost. ILL
ard double PLAYS. Pellagrini 10 Lani-
Zero 70 Mcdonald, Hoover 70 Lillaro
10 GRAY. IIilard to Hoover 70 GRAY
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BOISE. Ida. The Pioneer
leagues 1871 season was over to-
day. with Boise the champion but
Ogden the winner Of the Shaugh-
messy plsyoff and the major share
of the $1,000 purse.
The Reds won the final game of
the playoff last night. 81. scoring
all their runs when Fields. Boise
pitcher. blew in the eighth inning
The Pilots posted their lone score
in the opening frame.
The result gave Ogden $500 and
Boise $500. The Reds had won
three out Of four games in the
best of five series. Score:
Ogden ....... )
Boise ..-......- !
STONE and Scheffel. Fields, Sus.
zee ADD Barker.
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~ RIDGELY CUMMINGS
United Press staff Correspondent

EUGENE. Ore.-Uncle sam has
an option on - % the University
Of Oregon's 45-man football squad
this fall and eight Of last years
regulars have been graduated. but
for some reason Coach Tex divers
face wore a satisfied smile after
watching an early season work
out.
Oliver. wouldn't say why he was
grinnins: in fact Oliver wouldn't
say much Of anything
But one thing seemed SURF
this season. The Oregon Web
foots won't 20 to Palo Alto
sept. 81 a. a trial horse for
Coach Clark Shaughnessy's
stanford champions. Word
from the south u the Rose
Bowl champs are a trifle wor-
ried and wish they had
softer touch a. the seasons
opener.
The Oregon squad reported for
the first Of 81 practice sessions in
surprisingly good physical condi-
ton. There was one rub. however.
only l. lettermen showed up IN
stead OF the expected 20.
GREEN COMBINATION
Roy Ell. quarterback. had not
been heard from and Hymie Harris.
end. was expected to remain on
duty AT the Great Lakes naval
training station. Frank Boyd. half
back. showed up for practice after
an early absence.
In his first string backfield dur
ing early scrimmaee sessions
Oliver had a fiery though slightly
green combination of three one
year lettermen and a sophomore.
The soph. 20-year-old Jimmy New
qu st from Csmss. Wash. scored
the first touchdown of the season
IN the opening workout.
Newquist. 1913 pounds. 4.
slated 10 see action at full
hack, alternating with Bill
Dunlay, 204, transfer from
Menlo. Cal. Junior college.
At left half was Tommy Robin,
a juggernaut-type ball carrier who
L. IL -.
California and galloped 81 yards
against Washington State to score
last minute tying touchdown.
Roy "Tippy" Dyer, a versatile
senior who was expected 10 serve
as bsckfleld utility man. was out
for the season with an injured leg
At right half Curt Mecham. 1ss
pounds. looms as the probable
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
st. Louis SO. Boston ID.
Brooklyn s. Pittsburgh 4
Cincinnati Id. Philadelphia o..
Chicago Z. New York 3.
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N Ike
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Seattle 10. Los Angeles 90.
Second game tie: called end Of
eighth. time limit
Portland s. San Francisco (.
Oakland s. Sacramento 5.
Hollywood 5. san Diego /.
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SKIFFS CLOSE TO 1871 COAST PENNAN:
Cardinals Up
In Title Race
Win Two: Dodgers
Score Only One

NtN 1Okk When Billy SOUTH
worth brought NJ Outfielder Estel
Crabtree from Rochester Of the
International league last spring IL
was more = gesture Of good friend
ship than an attempt to strength
en- the Cardinals. but today st
Louis i within one game Of the
National leagues leading Brook
lyn Dodgers and or crabby' has
done a lot IN putting them there.
lie nit two home runs as the
Cardinals swept = doublehesder
from the Boston Braves, 81 and
81. to pick UP half a game on
the Dodgers. who defeated the
Pittsburgh Pirates. 50. yesterday.
He tied the score In the sew
rnth inning Of the first game
at III nv betting his third
homer Of the season. Then.
In the nightcap, with the score
deadlocked at Fall In the
ninth. he blasted his second
homer Of the day to decide the
game.
All five OF the Cards runs in
the eighth inning Of the opener
were unesrned. Tom Farley held
them to four hits and one run
until the eighth. when his own
error enabled Brown to reach
first. Hopp followed with a dou-
bic and after Terry Moore went
out, Mize was purposely passed.
Crabtree hit 10 Hassett. who
fumbled. both Brown and Hopp
scoring Another walk filled the
bases and singles by Marion and
Mancuso drove in three more
runs.
GOES DISTANCE
Howard Pollet went the distance
and scattered eight Braves hits
for his fourth victory against one
loss
Rookie stan Musial. also
from Rochester, shared sec
ond game honors with Crab
tree. He slashed a double In
the third To score Lanier and
Hopp for 30 81. Louis edge.
Lanier, who went the route for
st. Louis, moved into the seventh
with a two-hit shutout, but Crespi
fumbled Demaree's hopper with
one out. Miller tripled and Gene
Moore singled to tie the score.
Crabtree. first up in the ninth,
slapped Jim Tobin's second pitch
to the roof Of the right field pa
vilion. The Cards were outhit in
the opener ST.. and barely had
an edge in the second game. SIS.
GREAT FIGHT
Pittsburgh was leading, 81,
when Brooklyn staged a five-run
rally in the ninth. Pinch-hitter
Galan batted for Curt Davis
Dodgers starting pitcher - and
doubled Reese and Herman sim
gled and Reiser tripled
That finished lefthander
Ken Heintzelman and Seweil
retired Medwick. Reiser was
caught off third m Iavaget-
to's roller. CamlIli was pur-
posely passed and Walker
walked Ia load the bags. Riggs
pinch-hit single IN send
home two runs to complete
the rout. Galan flied out TO
retire the side.
Luke Hamlin allowed one rur
in the Pirates ninth and Davi:
was credited with his 18th vic.
tory.
Cincinnati won two from tn,
Pills. 10 and 80. while Verr
Olsen pitched the Cubs TO !;
win over the Giants.
Detroit climbed into fourth plac.
ahead of the Indians by beating
/ the As. 20. while the Red So>
/ stretched their winning streak I,
nine games by trimming Cleve.
land. So.
Spud Chandler fashioned a five.
hitter over the White Sox as Ton
Heinrich hit homer No. 81 witt
two on TO give the Yanks a s.:
decision. A single by Jimmy Yer,
non in the 10th inning SCORED
Bud Layne and gave the Senator.