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Evening star., 1941-11-23
Coming Attractions


NATIONAL-Colden Wings" life the r. F., written
by Guy Bolton William Jay, night
Broadway includes Signe
Margot Stevenson Thomas Lloyd Cough.
PALACE-TwoFaced Woman the picture in which
she not only plays people, them
will follow the Shadow
that period
Basin street Beale beginning
Friday Bing Crosby, Mary Martin Donlevy
principal players There will be variety bill
CAP1TOL"Rise and Shine" comedy which
football phoopays Thursday Jack Oakie the football
hero Linda Darne is the pretty
George Murphy and Milton Bee
the stage bill
KEITHSKeep En- Flying" the picture
IN which the comedy duo nvades the air force
follow the Suspicion"
OF January 49, mystery
the Broadway play Friday
Evening star., 1941-11-23
California
Cloud Chaser
Has a Job
Director Says Sky
Is Either Clear or
Wholly Overcast
BY the Associated Press.

1
HOLLYWOOD.
Director Ralph Ceder went cloud.
chasing the other day.
1t seems that Southern California
skies are usually completely clear
or wholly overcast-With the result,
says Ceder, that since 1889 all the
movie studios combined have OBJ
tained only 80 good shots of clouds.
These have been used over and
over, so for Keep En- Flying" Ceder
travelled 5000 miles and spent $50
900 to photograph some new ones.
He used pursuit plane for him.
self and two transport planes to
carry equipment.
The big. fat clouds Ceder wanted
travelled about 10 miles per hour and
the director chased one for 500
miles without getting the desired
shot.
In Oregon, he discovered one
he wanted at 5000 feet. II rose
so fast that his plane still hadn't
caught up with it at 1000 feet
and he had to give up.
Ceder says his shots will be used
many times by his studio. will be
rented to other companies and prob
ably will return a neat profit.
Evening star., 1941-11-23

GnrOpy Is ulStdSe, dhill W oeAlADo-
phrenia, which causes a person to
imagine he is a wolf.
Waggner's picture is called "Des-
tiny and it will attempt to prove
that a man bitten by werewolf
becomes a werewolf and then, as
suming that audiences are still
around waiting to be further hor-
rifed, will tell what werewolf No. 2
doeS until he is shot down by his
cwn father.
You Wouldn't Believe 1t.
This will be a 24-carat horror,
with no compromises for those with
squeamish stomachs. There is a
love story, but even this ends trag-
ically, so this is a fair enough warn
Ing that if you like a clinch at the
end you'd better stay home the
night Destiny" hits the neighbor-
hood nickelodeon.
In the middle ages, legend had it
that certain people imagined them
selves wolves and, so strongly did
they think so, that they took on
many of the characteristics of a
wolf and went around biting people
and eating live chickens and getting
caught in traps You wouldn't be-
lieve it even if the time in the pic
ture had remained in the middle
ages, so the story has modern set
ting.
In this one, Lon CLANCY, jr., imag-
ines he is a wolf but not, Director
Wagner waggishly added, in the
Hollywood and Broadway sense.
Something New.
Since no one ever has seen a were
wolf, Makeup Man Jack Pierce
didn't spare the grease paint and
imagination He makes CLANCY
look so much like a wolf that the
real one Pierce used for a model
skunk into the corner of his cage
when he spied a broad-shouldered
wolf that spoke as man and
smoked cigarettes.
This is something new in disgulses
for this CLANCY, but his father was
the silent cinemas chief frightener
Of little children and timid adults.
In the days of CLANCY, sr, however,
horror pictures pulled their punches.
Both Wagner and Pierce used
to be actors. They often worked
with CLANCY, sr., but they don't re-
member a single early day terrifier
so gruesome, so blood curdling, so
definitely horriflc as theirs. The
S,ooyiaS are inoDrovinp
A Name That's New,
The best movie names are the
short ones, like Garbo and Bow and
Rogers and Crosbv. but lately there
Evening star., 1941-11-23

"A. r. FtOLO.
director working harder than II
actors and 30 electricians and grips
The same homely, beSpectacled girl
with more brains than the star who
watches whether Joan McGinty has
the same hat on as she comes out on
the porch as she did when she
started out the front door. The
same tangled. writhing light cables
like bowl of black giant spaghetti
The same smell of gluey paint.
Miracle Maker.
The same e-shattering repe-
tition of short scenes-over and over
until the not too welcome visitor in
wardly shrieks. The traditional Cry
of Camera" with an added new
| one, Speed" which. if I rember
means the sound track is rolling.
That's it," says the director
with sigh when he is satisfied with
the ninth take. The same makeup
slave who glides to the principal's
side as he or she comes off the set
| for a moment and reneWs the
makeup on the sweating celebrity,
who never lifts hand.
The man in the cutting room is
the miracle maker-or one OF them
and it's greatly to his credit that
smooth. beautiful picture as you
see it on the screen can have come
out of jerky repetitions.
A new and unpleasant phenome-
non is the universal gum chewing
by otherwise charming actors and
actresses. I bullied them into spit
ting it out when I was drawing
them Victor Mature stuck his cud
under a table but where Rosalind
Russells went was beyond me. May
be she swallowed it.
After all. the poor beautiful dears
are really poems! I mentioned that
to one of the executives who said
"Sure-the only difference is these
| babies can wear shoes!"
And Smile, Too.
They have about as much free.
will and choice of action as tame
raccoons on leashes. They have t
make personal appearances. pose fo
publicity shots, sit for artists, tur1
their lives wrongside out for inter
viewers, let photographers roam
through their homes, go here. g
there. sign this, indorse that
whatever their masters tell 'em to do
And smile! And make moving
pictures, too.
And on top of all these humiIitie,
they have to change their giver
names! I am sure the same people
who name Pullman cars rename
movie stars, If you tiptoe around
behind them to see what's holding
them up-it's ego!
Of course, all reality is trained
out of them-no living people coulc
be as sweet. charming and as good,
hammered as these lovely puppet!
are.
I saw what I shrank around the
Office door from-a tiger stalking
about an executives Office. They
laughed.
1t was a Great Dane painted like
a tiger! That's HOLLYWOOD!
Evening star., 1941-11-23

nightmare city through the. years.
1t still is unbelievable.
1t is the giant test tube of the
most fantastic culture ever conceiv-
ed by nutty man. Scientists, artists,
engineers civil and rude), dry
cleaners, actors, soda Jerks, gam
blers, divine geniuses and crooks,
composers, saints and lechers, dip
lomats and thimble- triggers. hard
headed businessmen and soft-head-
ed rich playboys. and women, wom-
en-, women! And some unproduc-
tive palm trees! And a climate! In
spite of their undermining it!
Evening star., 1941-11-23

Los Angeles-of the three pro-
nunciations-is really the place, and
the habitues like to quote Priestley's
LOS Angeles-seven counties in
search of a city!" This stucco spread
is the only spot in the United States
that is like New York in not caring
a whoop what the rest of the coun-
try says about it. If you don't like
it, lump it!
1t seems sort of nebulous as to
what Los Angeles isis Hollywood
part of it or is Los Angeles part of
HollyWood?-that is, to the outsider
Is Burbank or Culver City part OF
Evening star., 1941-11-23

Editors Note: James Mont
gomery Flagg gipes his impress
sions OF Hollywood in concluding
his assignment in the mopie
capital for The Stars special
ne,Ds SerDice.)
Evening star., 1941-11-23
There's No BOttleneck Here
Ham Still Abounds in Hollywood
Even in the Ranks of Dress Extras
By Ted Gill.
Associated Press Stan Writer.
HOLLYWOOD.
rove vY,i11 ho n1ayty

will be plenty
of Cnemaland its ugly head.
glitter stuff perhaps
muggng oubursts OF temperament solely
stealing players almost
penchant his thpan qualities
Evening star., 1941-11-23

under a contract owned jointly by
Welles and Korda. He and his wife
Lenore live in a house in Pacific
Palisades.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
In Orson's Footsteps
Mr.. Welles' Happy Grown Prince
Is Joseph Gotten, Actor, Writer
BY the Associated Press.

Hollywood whom
marching customary the
Joes genius is Oron Weles.
Wel half still
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Lycanthropy Is Horrible
And This Film Admits 1t
Picture Called DESTINY Will Pull
No Punches as 1t Recounts the
Story of Werewolf
Bv Hubbard Keavv
By Hubbard Keavy,
Associated Press Staff Writer.
HOLLYWOOD.


about unemployment phin
tropy falcons nearly everything else that
one ycanthropy would along
know what either, until after introduced to
George Wagner directing werewolf There
Lyanthopy and werewoy Just about the Lycan
Evening star., 1941-11-23

By JaWeS WOnf9OWPTv F709g
HOLLYWOOD.
Everybody who could borrow q
chewed pencil has written some
thing about Hollywood through the
short years of its life. It's a natural.
I have watched In casual way the
changes of this big dream aud
Evening star., 1941-11-26

A modern luncheon service
for six. in soft ivory tones in
Guiding: 6 each of luncheon
plates, bread and buffers, soups.
tea cups and saucers =. / sugar
and creamer, vegetable dish and
platter.
Evening star., 1941-11-26
S29.95 9x12 3 8.3x1O.6
ADMINISTER RUGS

-All-wool face on this rug
Rich tones in Co
lonial hit-and-miss patterns
that 60 well with maple or
Colonial suites! Mixed
background colors which
are not as likely to show
foot marks will look new
longer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
PIONEER LEAGUE
By UNITED PRESS

The Ogden Reds stretched their
Pioneer league lead another notch
yesterday, blasting Twin Falls So
and 1l-2.
Salt Lake City's second-pl
club took and SIS decision from
Pocstello and Boise swept =
doubleheader from Idaho Falls u
S and p-5
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Mangrum Wins

kANaKAkEE. III. Lloyd Man
gram of Chicago carried home the
Midwest open Golf championship
trophy today
He sliced q strokes off par To
win the fourth annual tourns ment
with score of 27O for u holes
Other leaders were Dick Metz.
Oak Park. Ill, 272: Dutch Hsr-
rison. Little Rock. Ark. 276: Ky
Laffoon, Miami, Okla. 277: James
FOULS. Hansdsle, Ill. $50 and
John Reyolta, Evanston. Ill, 2s2.
John Barnum Of Chicago top
ped the amateur players with a
score of 2sl
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YANKS HEAD TOWARD AMERICAN FLAG
Nancy Merki
Wins Again

PORTLAND - For ire second
time IN her career. Nancy Merki
Of the Nultnomah Athletic club
today he'd first prize in the Lake
Oswego marathon swimming con
test.
Miss Nerk. 200-meter outdoor
champion. bettered her old marx
BY four minutes. and crossed the
tape in l.oe.lsi4.
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Pepper S Men
Drop Series
Appear TO Be Slip
ping in Coast Race
By United Press

u appeared today that Manager
Pepper Martin had run out II
vitamin p capsules FOR MS Sec
ramento Cardinals The Solons
bore no resemblance % the team
n say. = week ago. when they
dropped double header n the
s.xth-plaoe Hollywood Stars yes
terdsy an1 lost the series ~ a
margin Of five games 10 two.
The stars won the opener.
. 10 s. in 10 innings. and the
nightcap. ? to o. Trailing by
four runs going into the ninth.
the STAR tied the count on
Ham >chulte's single. Babe
Herman's homer. Frenchy
Uhalt's walk. Johnny Bar
rett's triple and Bob Collins
single.
They won out IN the tenth when
Schultz again singled. advanced on
infield outs. anad came home on
Pitcher Fred Gays single. Gay was
credited with the victory. although
he pitched only the 10th inning.
Hiram Bithorn bested Tony
Freitas for the second time in a
week in the nightcap, turning in a
five-hit performance. Johnny Dick
shots homer with Barrett on base
gave the Stars their runs IN the
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summary-Losins pitcher. Stutz;
innings pitcher Stut2 541. at bat.
off Stuta % hits. off Stutz p. runs
scored off Stutz 3. Schanz /. runs
responsible for slut g. SchanZ Q.
Turpin ! struck out Turpin g.
bases on balls Stutz 3: sacrifice hits
off Stutz ! Schanz ]. left on bases.
san Francisco z Seattle g. home run.
Lawrence. three base hit J. White
two base hits J white Niemiec Har-
ris. Holder LazZeri runs batted IN.
Gyselman white ? Harris. rurDin.
Lawrence 2: sacrifices Lawrence Tur-
pin. double plavs, Lazzeri-Fernande7
Pain Gvselmsn SchuSter Scarsells.
PLAYERS walking. Harris. Fallon Me
mice time. AS umpires. Engeln
and Jordan.
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Golf Record

PORTLAND - The Alderwood
Country club had a new course
record Of IS today. Golf Pro Al
Zimmerman set that mark in
warming up for the PEA tour
ney at Denver.
Par on the course is ~. Zim-
norman had seven brides and one
eagle on the round.
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coUvsr 10 Tacoma Ia home run.
Perry. three base hit. Perry. two o. -
hits. Stoeber. steele Mallory. Starr.
runs batted In. Perry 6 Stnebe Pr.
Csilteaux 2 Linds Rickert ?. starr
2 WRrfield McGinnis Abbott. stolen
bases Mallory q Rickert. double
play Mallory 10 Steele 20 Rickert,
time. s.7s unpires. Enser and Mel
son
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
New York 81. Washington As.
chicsso Q. Cleveland J.
Detroit 3. st. Louis /.
Boston 1872. Philadelphia Ia
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Summary. LOSING pitcher, ADAMS.
six hits runs off Adams IN S. in
nings runs Is hits off Goldman
in a., innings. at bat off Adams 20,
Goldman "a. runs responsible FOR.
Adams :. Goldman Z Porter 5.
struck out by Adams / Goldman ].
Porter q: bases on balls off Adams
8 Goldman 8. Porter q hit by
pitcher. STAR by Coleman, wild
pitch. Adams: LEFT on bass. VAN
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THat ....4--...l2 p y a
KRAn for OHM IN fifth.


xBatlec for Dierckx In seventh.
xxBatted for Griffiths In ninth.
Score By Innings
SPOKANE .....s...... OS0 % %
Salcm sss.sss= ..sssss4 wv eAo -
Summary-Losing pitcher Wind
sor: 10 hits Z runs of Windsor IN
4-plus innings. 2 hits runs of
Derrick In . innings. runs respon-
sibls for. Windsor Q. oPiynn 4.
Derrick 2: struck out. by OF1ynn
2. D4erickx 3: bases on balls off
Windsor J. O'F1ynn ]. Derrick J. hit
By pitcher. O'Flynn by Derrick left
on bases. Salem 3 Spokane g. three
base hits Martinez 2. tEo-osse hits
Bates Meyers Bergstrom. Ro~enlund
0riff1thk. runs batted IN. MARTINEZ 4
Gedzi OFlynn. Bergstrom 3
Rossnlund. Mevers. Warren. stolen
bsss Hughes double pisys Oedzius
70 MARTINEZ 70 Buccols. Warren 70
Bate. Buccola To Gedzius time as.
umpires. Wtisgerber and Moran
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Summary Runs responsible for
seats 2 Grerorv bases on balls of
seats J. Gregory 7. sacrifice hit off
seats ieff on bases san Francisco
seattle = home run Mstheson.
three base nit. Matheson. two-bsse
hits. Mstheson Lawrence. . White
runs nstteo in Collins Mstheson.
BroYia. sacrifice. lawrence double
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Acres Results

LoNGACRE>-Sunday. June %
TIR>T-claimins three-year-olds.
6 furlongs:
HI Brair ,Woodh SCI $40 $40 $50
Agoway tDahl ...s 1910 4SU
Drake HoRryl 49,. $40
Jay.
sECOND-Clsiming. two-yesr -olds:
5 furlongs.
J. Greenock tDodsonl $40 400 40
Tettie h tJoSephsonl 40 J so
Pair Hazard Martin $50
80 As Mucilidge Maths Pet
Pooh-Annle. Ever Speed
THIRD-Claiming 3-ysar-olds and
up. 6 furlongs.
Bon Ivy tRauN also 1910 $40
Lee Hastings tJoss'nb $50 $50
Manor Dell CDodsoni $40
Ill as MALTA Independent way.
Lady Torehiils Allegrezza Shasta
slipper Pair. Whip Hand. Field. NJ J.
Brennan. Proud Goloie.
FOtR TH - Claiming 3-yssr-olds
and up; q furlongs.
Leland tHowry) ...l7O0 $50 $50
r. Portal (Shindle1 1920 aI0
Double Dip Smith SO
1914. Lisa Belle. Cherry Lake,
Thistle Grace, Fort Mabel. The Darb,
Slogan. Chelmsford and Mrs NJ J
FIJI 3-ysar-olds, 6
furlongs
Train Signal
p Mccormack 1880 $50 $40
Lady Hilika tZufelt) TO 400
Photo Finish rails z4o
1918 Fort Ryols. Piratical. New
Trial Francila
>lNIH-Clalmins i-year-olds and
Up, mile and one sixteenth
Autum Color tWdhs) 400 $50 44O
Club Soda (Shindle1 $40 $50
L Ruth C Zufel3 4IO
as SIS Panipst. School Broom
Sean Ghsn. Royal Sortie Bold
Courier
>ElENTH-sl2o5. Tacoma Handi-
cap. 3 yesr-olds and up. furlongs
Brodes Burns 49,. $40 ? SO 27O
Chatham lJosephsnl ESQ 2so
Bonicon tDodsoni 500
"a Is wise Beauty. Dipper-
conero and Bsrtolozz.
FiGHT-s505. claiming s-yssr-olos
and Up one mile
StinEy Lady Howry1 1890 so 40
PnSihpo Wood house SO $50
Muliet Rats .....# 4 20
fs3q Schley Nurse. Nobel Ors
Ny Impulse. StepInoff and Gold Jet
plsyS Fernandez TroWer Pam
Sickle Niemiec Scsrsells PLAYERS
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POLO PLAY
YAKIMA, Wash.

YAKIMA. Wash. - Toppenish
today held the northwest polo
crown after downing a strong Spo-
kane squad SD yesterday.
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amman

Summary - Runs responsible for
Freitas 2 bases on balls Bithorn 1
struck out Bithorn 3 left on bases.
Sacramento : Hollywood 5. two base
hits Kahle. Freitas home run Dick
shot. stolen base Kahle. runs bstted
IN. Dickshot 2 double play Blattner
70 Scalzi 10 Blakely time / 20. UNI
pires, Edwards and Powell.
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Joe DiMaggio
Breaks Record
Coost Boy Hits in
AZ Straight Tits

NEW YORk-Ths Yankee eN-
press. with two % TIRE hottest
stresks in baseball for cargo,
roared pennsntwsrd To-Day
BY knocking down the Senators
twice SUNDAY before an unusually
large crowd n 81. 900 al Washing
ton. the Ysnks increased their
American league lead n game
and half and kept their two
batting stresks intact.
Joe DiMaggio hit safely In
each game and established
new American league record
of hitting safely in 20 consecu-
tive games. The former Mark
Of IL was made by George
Sisler. ~. Louis Browns, first
baseman, in 1929.
Tommy Heinrich clouted a
homer in the opener and Joe Cor
don and Charlie Keller hit for the
circuit in the nightcap. giving the
Yanks 40 homers in IS straight
games. Each Yank homer now
extends the record they set several
days ago.
INDIANS CRACK
While the Yanks were clipping
the Senators. "a and rs. the
Indians collapsed before Ted
Lyons and lost to the White Sox.
%. With a 81 lead. the Tribe
fell apart in the sixth and the
White Sox jammed over eight
runs Lyons allowed only five hits
in winning No. :.
The Dodgers had q brief
visit with the Cards In the
first place yesterday, winning
the opener from the Braves,
So, while the Cards were bow
ing TO the Reds, Ga. But the
Braves beat the Dodgers, 6-2,
in the nightcap, halted after
seven innings because Of the
Sunday curfew law and drop
ped Brooklyn back into sec
ond place again.
After Bucky Walters had won
his ninth game in setting back the
Cards in the opener. st Louis
clouted five Cincinnati pitchers for
IA TO triumph in the nightcap.
RED son DIVIDE
The Red SoX missed chance to
crowd the slipping Indians by d.
viding a twin bill with the Ath-
letics. After 1871 triumph in
the opener. the Boston attack fiz-
zled in tho nightcsp and the
Athletics won 3-2
Sam Chspmaps single drove IN
the As winning run in the night
cap.
The Tigers came out NJ
four-game losing slump and
defeated the Browns. 81. Hal
Newhouser held st. Louis to
three hits for eight innings
but was taken out after Roy
Cullenbine doubled to open the
ninth.
In the National league the Pr
rates grabbed a double victory
from the Cubs, SO and 3-2, and
moved into fifth place. Chicago
dropped to sixth by Dol percen-
tage point. John Lanning held the
Cubs to four hits in the opener.
Capitalizing on u walks issued
by four Philly pitchers. the Giants
trimmed the tailenlers. l0-7.
Johnny Rizzo had a perfect DAY
at bat for Pills. 3 for 5. He hit
a homer and four singles.
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81 The
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Seattle "a. San Francisco III.
hollywood e-2. Sacramento so.
Portland 40. Los Angeles IL.
San Diego ie-3. Oakland 6-2.
First game 10 innings: second
gam. 9 innings.
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tunmar f-kAuh naAAfQ IN WILSON
AarlonetL Forni Bliss 2. Johnson.
Ko~ki Bryant. two-base hits Cor.
Madrid. Mayer. Forni. Knoobes. three
base hitx. Koski. Bryant. stolen bases.
Bliss 2. sacrifices. Younker. BRYANT.
caught stealing Sueme, left on
bases. Yakima G. Wenatchee g earned
runs. Wenatehee 3 Yakima STRUCK
out. By Bryan !. L1bke ?: bases on
balls. off L1bke 3 umpirez Oravec
and Valerie. time Of game. 40.
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HOLLY WOOD

AOIHNA % = - w Al
sBatted for schmidt in tenth
hBatted for Endicott IN tenth
cBatted for Weldon In ninth.
dBatted for Grsv tn ninth
zone out when winning run scored
score hs Innings
Sacramento ......... 203 o0l 200 o.
Hollywood .....-.....2l 0 010 O04 Ia
summary
Winning pitcher Gay; losing pitch
er. Munger, innings pitched Kleinke
plus. lost ST. Weldon "a.
Schmidt /: At bat. off Kleinke 81
Tost % Weldon 9. Schmidt 6: runs.
off Kleinke 4. lost 8. Schmidt 4. hits.
off Kleinke TO- lost T. Walden 2
Schmidt 3. runs responsible for.
Kleinke S. Tost I. Schmidt 3. Mum
ger /; bases on balls, Kleinke 2. lost
2 Schmidt 2. struck out. Kleinke 4.
lost 3. Weldon 2. hit by pitcher.
Adams by lost. left on bases. Sacra-
mento 9. Hollywood g. two-base hits,
Dickshot ?. Hoover Schultz. three
base hit. Barrett. home runs Adams
Blattner Herman. sacrifices. lost.
Kleinke Handley. stolen bases Mar
tin. Barrett. runs batted in Adams
?. Dickshot. Dapper Hoover. Blattner
5. Kahle . Klutz. Herman 2 Barrett.
Cav. double plays Handley 70 Blatt-
ner 70 Grill DiCkshot 10 Dapper.
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Golf News

Highland solf news Sunday
points Geo Moe. ~. Al Konsmo.
80. Jim Rsdonioh. as. Jack Enright,
As. Harold Sorgenfri As. Pete Sor-
eenfri a. O s Peers. 81, Nels Nor
bers. AZ. Joe Turco. 40 Myron Jen-
sen. 81 stuart sullivan, 20. Art
Abel. 80. Rich Thompson. 30. Tom
Mullin. 4s: Pat Kelly. 90. Ken Hop
per. -. Left Jensen a., Ed Jensen.
"a Jim York. ST. -
saturday tombstone: Gordon Ben
meth, 20 hole: J W. Davis 30 Yards
from 40 hole; Tom Doyle 10 hole. Joe
T,irco 10 hole; Bob Mullin 270 Yards
out on 10; Olaf Grything ls hole
naush IL hole. Lsif Jensen 10 green
I'd Jensen 10 sreen. Bill Hedoers 10
rreen.
Tn. Rrookdal. Mems club held I.
match play tourney on fun handicap
Sunday.
winners: FIRST division Elmo
Ssmuelsop up. Ken Sorrtlls 4 up.
Bud Lehman up.
Second division: Chef Corey up.
Or. Monzingo 5 up: Pred Himrnels-
bach up.
FThnk newell Up
other scores Ronald Edmonds 3
up. Joe Greco even: Harry Rowen
/ down: Earl Phillips 8 up; Gee.
Holm UP. Pete Hegstad I down.
Harry Maunders 4 down. Carl Law
son down John Co,ogerou. no
score; Jim Farming down. Harry
Daily ! up. Al Petrick no score. f
C Bucholz ? down. Burt Morris 4
up. Geo. Marshall DOWN; Chss
Neudorfer 2 down. Ed Soldiers 3 up.
Transfers Points tourney; winner,
Prank Newell
Saturday Mems club Medal play
fun handicap. Dr Monzingo 7e-i5-
81 Art Swindisnd T7-I2-eS. Prank
Newell e2-2e-66 Other scores
Francis Chaplin s7-is-7S. Arns
Levenhsgen 75-s-67 Joe Greco -
e-eT. Joe Hsnsler sS-io-75. Eddie
Riviere 7T-s-ss, Harry hsunder
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

score h, Innings
Spokane 600 loi 600 noi = - n
Salem 49,. 600 100 100 ooO-2 II /
Summary-Losing pitcher, Simp-
son. hits 2 runs off Oliver IN :
2 hits off Marsk in 2. z hits ! run off
Simpson IN g. runs responsible for
oliver q Kinnamsn 2. struck out.
by oliver 4 Kinnaman 2, Marak 2.
bases on balls off Oliver 5 Kinna-
man /. Simpson a. left on bases,
Spokane is. Salem 2: two-base hits,
Warren. Meyers. runs batted In, Ged-
zius. warren. Meyers 2. Helser, sacri-
fees. oliver. Mccormack. Cameron.
Bergstrom: stolen bases. Bergstrom.
Martinez 2 Meyers. double plays.
namAn to Gedzius 70 Buccola: time,
2:3o. umpires, Moran and Wels-
gerber
oriffiths 70 iAnifero 70 Bates. Kin