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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
GIVES RULING ON
OFFICERS FEES
RELATIVE TO MILEAGE IN
CONNECTION WITH HAND
LING PRISONERS

= TALLAHASSEE, Nov. Is :
FNS) Attorney General Tom
Watson ruled this week that Con-
stables and Sheriffs are not en-
titled to mileage fees for the trip
home after a prisoner to another
county where the warrant for ar
resi- was issued
In an opinion given to State
Auditor Bryan Willis. the Attor-
ney General also said that a
sheriff can go into another county
to take custody Of a prisoner ar
rested on a warrant issued IN ms
county. but the arresting officer
may not charge mileage for the
trip.
In another ruling Watson S
opinion was that when a State
Highway Patrolman arrests per-
son and turns him over TO the
sheriff, the sheriff is not entitled
TO fee for the arrest NOR would
the sheriff be entitled to mileage
to the point of the arrest by the
patrolman-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
GarabeH Cerezo To
Wed Ralph AmabIe

Ralph D. ArnabIe. Jr., q. and
clarabelI C. cerezo. "a hdth 1Oi
Key West. win be married TO-
morrow Hycshssk8. bloBe 4
ay of the rhraIzs EessaKaho-
DIST DIST. ehurfAa Eeen~sasd
Arcadia CabsniIla, So, Miami,
and Amanda henderson a also
sof Miami, were married yester-
day by Peace Justice Enrique
Esquinaldo.
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RED CROSS CALL

Continued from Page One)
group. and the presentation Of a
5000 check for the Special
Gifts Committee
Membership enrolment OF
army personnel Is In charge of
Mrs. T. Webster Putnam, a ma
tive daughter of Key West.
whose husband. Ii Col Putnam,
directs all army activities in
this vicinity.
Captain R. E. Crenshaw. COM
mandant of thu Key West Naval
Station. has assigned Lieut. Lu-
Their B Craft chaplain, 70 coop
crate with those in charge of the
various enrolment ACTIVITIES IN
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THERE'S NO JOY
In MARSHVILLE

MARSHVHLE. Wis, Nov. 1S.--
Marshville's dream al national
fame has become something like
q nightmare Of Illustration.
Hoping to vie with Santa Claus.
Ind. for Christmas letter business,
the village asked Postoffice De
partment permission to change It's
name to North Pole.
The department refused and
recently notified the community
Of 50 residents that its postoffice
would be closed for lack of busi-
ness
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
Atwoods Leave
For Boston

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard C. At
wood left yesterday afternoon
for Boston, Mass. where they
win make their new home.
Mr.. Atwood IS connected with
the U.S.N. and Mrs. Atwood is
the former Miss Phyllis Gomez
Of this city. They have many
friends here who regret to see
them leave. - 80
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
JOE JOHNSON

l desire to express deepest ap-
probation for the splendid vote
given me by the good citizens OF
Key West in Tuesdays election
which elected me to the office OF
City Clerk
1 sincerely thank one and all
for their aid and influence ex-
tended me and only say that
viii serve the city IN a conscien-
tious and straightforward man
ner and strive to merit a con-
tinuatiOn of the confidence ex-
pressed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
:: SOCIETY ::
Division Street
PIT. A. Meets


Due 70 the city election on
he second Tuesday in Noyem.
Der the DIVISION stfeet school
IT A. met On wednesday In-
After the opening exercise,
Armisiice was celebrated by the
following numbers:
A pageant, '.ThereIl Always
Be An America accompanied
with patriotic songs By Mrs.
D0ughtry's 2B class.
A Red Cross Alphabet by the
pupils Of the fourth. fifth and
sixth grades.
Violin solo. 20 Solo Mo, Di
Capua, by Elsie Mora, accom-
panied by cleora Roberts.
Songs by the assembly.
Mrs Eugene Roberts gave q
brief report on the State Con-
rention, which was held at Tam
pa
Mr. Hamilton reported that
4.0zd meals had been served
during the period October 6 to
81.
Open House was announced
fot Wednesday, November ls
The r. a win sponsor a mo-
jon picture Friday Nov. IA. Al
80 o'elock in the Division
Street School auditorium.
4 count Of parents showed
fhs following rooms had one
bird OF more parents present:
Mtefmediate grades, Mesdamez
Cabot. Miekler, Colgate and
Day; Primary department, Miss
eg Roberts, cochrane and Ca
fey Mesdames Somers and
Doughty.
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Members Of the Defense Rec
reasion Hostess club. who had
planned a beach wiener roast to-
night for naval air station per-
sonnet. announced today they
have postponed the affair be-
cause Of uncertain weather.
The program was to have
been staged by the club with the
cooperation of Eva Warner,
WPA supervisor, and L. L. Trent,
YMCA representative here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
IVAN ELWooD

wish to express the pro-
found gratitude that / feel for
the wonderfully fine vote ac-
corded me al the polls Tuesday
by the citizens of Key West In
fulfilling the dutses or the 6ffice
Of Chief Of Police 10 which !
have been reelected without op-
position, 7 will bear in mind
this HA0nbt2 d 66dfidence,
xIlZfattksffssalElissi.@--eaasaReR@@ %
measure up TO the expectations
Of the people who elected me ]
wish to extend my deepest, most
heartfelt thanks to each and
every one
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Appreciation
RAY ATWELL

Ny hearty thanks are tender
ed to the voters Of Key West for
their support in Tuesdays cleo
ton. Although not victorious at
the polls, my gratitude to my
supporters IS as sincere, and the
friendship OF those WHO could not
support me is as grateful as
ever. Also. I wish to say that
my spirit IS the same and il Is
my sincere hope that In some
future time, ! viii be able 10
carry out my aims and serve this
city in the capacity OF law
enforcement official.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
SAMUEL q. prNpEa

/ wish to sincerely thank all
those who voted for me IN Tues
days election Although unop-
posed for the 6ffice of City Tax
Collector-AsSessor, the large
complimentary vote which plac-
ed me as one of the leaders on
the ticket IS flattering and
wish to assure the public that
/ viii endeavor as In the past to
give them fair and just admin
istration-
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JOHN cARBoNELL

Words cannot express the ap-
probation I feel for the large
vote which reelected me to the
position of City Councilman in
Tuesdays election. l take this
means of extending my heart
felt thanks to all my friends and
supporters.
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the Navy Yard. Prior 10 the
transfer of the Coast Guard 10
the Navy, Raymond Albury was
appointed by Commander Hilton
to supervise the enrolment Of
Coast Guardsmen.
Captain Demeritt also reports
that DR.. A. P. Rubino. command
ing officer at the Marine Hos
pital Of the Public Health Serv-
1ce.s has made arrangeemnts for
H - F#F+
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
JOHN a. COLLINS

Although unopposed. l wish to
take this opportunity to thank
my many friends for the vote Of
confidence given me in Tues
days election As IN the past.
shall always endeaxor to carry
out the duties Of Election Com
missioner m accordance with
the laws prescribed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
PAUL c. ALBuRY
TO the Voters CT the City
of Key West:

AZ NlG sDLEIS u INT lily
of Key West:
/ wish to express my sincere
appreciation ana heartfelt thanks
10 those who supported me in
Tuesdays City sElectioa To those
who Supported the Honorable
Mayor. + Z fssp&et Soar choice.
That IS your privilege u hold no
malice or amnesty towards any
ene and in nv humble way, Of
Ter my sevices to the adminiStra-
ton or any organization for any
thing that tends to the better
ment Of Our beloved city and
wish to most emphatically state
that / did not know anything
about those leaflets that were
put on the street or who put
them out. Had ] known, would
not have permitted II, as I don't
believe In that kind Of politics.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
BRADY INFANT
DIES In MIAMI

James Alva Brady, age four
months. son of Mr. and Mrs.
James <. Brady of this city,
died Wednesday in a Miami hos
pital after a two months Ill
ness
Besides the parents, he leaves
the paternal grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Brady, and the
maternal Grandmother. Mrs T.
a Lumley, all of Key West
Rev. A B. Dimmick viii Off
ciate at the services. with burial
in the city cemetery.
Funeral services. under the
direction of the Lopez Funeral
Home ~iIl be held 5 O'Clock to-
morrnxEafteno1n from St .RzuTs
Episcopal Church The body
viii remain in the church all
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
JOE CABRERA

Once again it becomes my
pleasant purpose to express my
thanks toward those hundreds Of
friends who gave me the graft
Tying vote In my race for
Councilman IN tuesdays cleo
tho. In taking a seat on the
council, it IS my desire TO assure
each and every citizen IN this
city that my every effort viii be
for the best interest OF our city
and / win in every way carry
out the dutiesob my office SO as
10 Justify the calfiaenSe reposed
II nsE6f z UoshIEsf Z
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ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr. and Mrs. Linton E. Camus
announce the birth of q boy,
weighing 81z pounds on Tues
days November H. at their-qpaF,
tiers III the Army Barracks. The
new arrival has been given the
name of Linton Dilson CanauS
1r- n zr rsr- N
Mrs. Carhus was formerly Nss
Catherine Albury.
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EDWARD J. o. ROBERTS

In grateful ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Il desire to express my sincere
thanks to the many citizens of
this community who voted for
me and gave me such a splendid
vote in the election held No
vember II. 1871, for city treas
urer- Your vote was very much
appreciated
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/ To these eitizeas who had suf-
h 1es ia,s s0PijafTFfR ability a
wish to express my sincere ap-
probation I am grateful for the
opportunity Of working with my
constituents for the best inter
ests Of this city and wish to state
that at all times I viii welcome
suggestions and recommends
tons for the promotion of an ef-
hcIent progressive city govern
ment.
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WILLIAM \. FREEMAN

My pleasure at the fine ex.
preston of confidence BY the
citizens Of Key West urge me &c
thank you sincerely for you,
support in the City Election, re-
turning me to the City Council
with the highest vote In the
council race Ny every endea-
vor viii be to merit that conf
dence by an efficient adrninistra-
ton of the office Of council.
man
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Visiting Couple
LeaOe For Miami

Mr. and Mrs Perfecto Anon
SEQ, after spending a few days in
Key West visiting relatives and
friends. have returned TO their
home in Miami. They left over
The highway yesterday.
Mrs. Asnonsec was before mar
fiage Mrs. Magnolia Gslindo.
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'' Ok VIZ AdGssW hEB
:siafa5iDiilIlf Ed EfB8IiaAf
ELDERLY COUPLE WED

LOS ANGELES-John May
all, 30. recently requested a mar
rage license TO wed Mrs Eliza
beth Alice Long. also 30.
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DR. JULIO DE POO

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Kapowsin Girls and
Fife Boys Triumph

Fife-kspowsin girls and Fife
boys were the winners in n Pierce
County league tennis match played
here yesterday afternoon. The
Kapowsin girls won so while the
Fife boys won al The summary:
David Woodland CF1 defeated Hugh
Waring tkl. SIS, SIS
Lloyd Anderson (F) defeated Harold
Larson Tx, Ga. SO,
Wesley Dillon and George WArine
CK) defeated Hiroshi SAkahars and
Hideo Yamamoto ~, "a. 81.
Catherine Mcdonald (Kl defeated
Fiorencs Guiett CKl defeated Ruth
Harris (Fl, 6-i. 81.
Donna Mills and Clarice Guiett
CK) defeated Mary Ftijita and sachi-
ko Tamurs Pg, SIS. SIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Hutch Wins
By Hurting
Six-Hit Ball

SYRACUSE. n. "a six-hit
pitching performance by Freddy
Hutchinson. one-time 500 900
prize" Of the Detroit Tigers, yes
terday enabled Buffalo 10 trim
Syracuse Ill in an International
league opener.
Hutchinson was optioned TO the
Bisons by Detroit and received the
opening-dsy assignment when he
turned in a two-hit performance
Sunday. Against Syracuse. the
former Seattle prep star was never
in serious trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Truck Squad
Meets Bells
Come Scheduled
AT Tiger Boil Field

-Four Of the best "bushers" in the
city administration. Mayor Harry
Cain, Commissioners Alb Berger
sen and Val Fawcett and Con-
troller Tom swayze. have volun-
teered 10 put on pepper gam.
at Athletic park Sunday that viii
make the House Of Dsyids look
like slow motion.
The city dads eill do their
stunts a. . preliminary to the
opening baseball game Of the
Northwest league between the
Tacoma Truckers and Beilinr-
ham Bell, at z:so o'clock.
Cain has agreed To pitch the
first hall and the other three men
are going into huddle In decide
who will hit at IL.
All three may 60 up there with
clubs" said Fred Kennedy. chair
man Of the Tacoma Junior Cham
Der Of Commerce committee han
ding the ceremony. They say
Harry throws a sweeping curve
that's harder TO hit than a bat
flying around the bedroom"
Umpires assigned 10 work
the opener by President Homer
Jones are "Busher" Lewis,
Bellingham high coach, and
Bill Smith of Eatonviile.
The truckers are awaiting ar
rival Of their new gray uniforms,
trimmed in red. Heinrich put the
squad through a long batting and
fielding practice at Stadium last
night, switching the workout from
Athletic park when 1t was learned
the turfed infield was not quite
ready for action.
The Trucker manager limited he
will start Yelm's leading citizen.
Lou Goldsmith, hero Of many a
City and Valley league game, in
the box Sunday, holding Marion
oppelt, Marion Felt and Johnny
Horst, a southpaw, in reserve. Hal
Schimling will be the receiver.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
BY UNITED PRESS

Ralph Buxton had his screwball
doing tricks last night and the
Oakland Acorns took their first
game Of the series from Seattle.
10 1, IN hang on In the first d.
vision Of the Pacific Coast league.
Buxton gave the Rsiniers nine
hits. but he permitted only one an
inning except In the first. when he
gave up two. and nons in the third.
The lone Rainier run came on two
walks and Bill schuster's single.
The Acorns got only nine hits off
Lou Goldman and Dewey Soriano.
but five were for doubles.
San Francisco rejiggered It's
batting order and emerged
with a 6 to win over san
Diego, its first of the series.
Bill Thomas was chased from
the mound by the Scala In the
third inning and WAS charged
with the defeat. Larry Jensen
pitched ten-hIt hall for the
winners.
Hollywood took its third straight
from Portland. s to I. principally
on the pinch home run by Babe
Herman In the fourth that scored
two men ahead of him, and on the
relief pitching of Lou Tost who
pitched one-hit ball for the last five
innings. The Beavers landed on
Ira Bittner and Hiram Bithorn for
seven hits and four runs In their
half OF the fourth. Conger was the
losing pitcher.
Los Angeles took q two to one
series lead over Sacramento, win
ming see-saw encounter 7 to 5.
Billy Holm's fourth inning triple
that cleaned the sacks contributed
to the downfall Of Al Hollings-
worth although the Sersph's win
ming run came off Bill Caplinger.
Harold Dobson and Luther French
also saw action for the Cardinals.
Ray frim kept his IL hits fairly
well scattered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Strong Time
Trial Raced
Ulbrickson Admits
He Judged" Bit

BERKELEY. Cal. - Coach Al
Ulhriokson Of the University Of
Washington admitted today his
Husky crew had turned in better
time trial than the University OF
California and thus established his
boat as favorite over the Bears
in their annual meeting tomorrow.
Ulbrickson said the Wash
ington crew rowed q mile and
. half trial In ! minutes %
seconds against the Bears !
minutes AZ seconds. Checkers
already had accused Ulbrick-
son Of Judging on the time
during an earlier three-mile
trial.
Both crews were to take short
workouts to day, leaving the
regatta course to the scrub"
four-man crews from Washington,
California and the Dolphin club
for an informal meeting at 4 2. m.
Washington will use two crew
managers in their boat because
the subs have moved up into the
freshman boat. The distance is a
mile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Lindsay and 0livera Will Fight
Aqain in California This Month

virtue Of . 10-round decision
over Lou Salica In San Fran
o1sce . year ago. salica then
was recognized ~ the cham
pioa IN New York. hut George
PAoe Of Cleveland was the
NBA champion.
Salics subsequently, beat Pace,
but Olivera's claim to the title
was rejected because the NBA
docs not recognise lo-round bouts
for the title.
Arnold Bertram. Lindsay's man.
ager, said he would stand firm In
his refusal TO permit oxygen tc
be administered TO Olivera be-
tween rounds major issue in the
fight here Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Cougars Beat
Spokane Club

PULLMAN. wash. - After .
string Of four consecutive tri-
umphs sover college mines. the
Spokane Indians yesterday drop
ped IN ISIS suggest 10 Washing
ton State college.
shortstop vern Butts homed IN
the ninth with the bags loaded
after the Western international
ieaguers had gone ahead In their
half Of the ninth On homers BY
Pacheko and Roche.
Short sccre.
WsC no COS sex-is IL q
Mcmillan. Davis. repin. Fox anc
Myers Kramer. Chambers. Strait and
Hrannisan-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Yelm Tornadoes
Beat Clover Park

YELM Yelm Tornsdoes. de-
Tending Pierce County league
champions. notched another VIC
tory In their drive towards the
1s41 baseball title when they de-
feated Clover Park Warriors. Is
TO I, largely through the help Of
ten walks issued by Clover Park
hurlers.
George McCloud was the hitting
star, getting five of Yelm's ten
hits. Hicks and Brunette hit
triples.
Clover Park e. 400 o2i o2o-7 7 :
Yelm 5000. oSo los 04x-iS 10 :
Richardson, Heron. NJ KsSemeier
and Caroone; Hicks. NJ. hcCloud ana
Rice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Coast League Box Scores

off Jansen 10. Thomas q runs re-
sponsible for. Jansen 8, Thomas T.
bases on balls. off Jansen 4. Thomas
l. struck out. Jansen 8 Thomas l.
left on bases. San Francisco Il, San
Diego 9. two-base hits Powell. Sal
keld, Haslin Ogrodowski. Jennings.
Fain. Mazzera: three base hit. Sperry:
sacrifice hits. Morris. Jansen. White:
runs batted In. Jennings, Fernandez
2. Fain 2. White, Haslin. Mcdonald.
Sperry; double plays. Steele to Fer
nandez TO Fain. Haslin 70 Mcdonald
Fernandez TO steele to Pain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
WAR HAZARD WINS

AWIIIhFI, X. I.-JIen RID
die farms War Hazard, a winner
on opening day, scored a second
triumph at the Nsrragsnsett Park
spring meeting yesterday. beating
N. Palumbo's Bit o. Green to the
wire in the Albany purse. Bit o.
Green easily was second, beating
Meadows Dew by five lengths.
War Hazard was favorite and paid
$40, $3.50 and $3.50. Bit o
Green returned $3.50 and So and
Meadows Dew 1920.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
TWO HORSES NAMED

Phipps' King Cole and Coldstresm
stables Curious Coin, both low
priced choices in the Kentucky
Derby future books, were named
today as supplementary entries
for the 5ist running of the Freak
ness stakes on May 10. Not in
cluded among the original 81 can
didates, the two colts were made
eligible on payment Of q special
81, 500 fee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

Skidaddlinq
Nv JAN HUDSON

On less than short notice Shir-
lev Mcdonald grabbed her axis
and tooth brush and whisked of
for northern California Wednesday
evening 70 compete in the BIG
Sugar Bowl classic at Yosemite
for Washington Ski club. Making
The trip Also IL Ross Thompson,
British sportsman who has won
distinction as a golfer as well as
skier.
When the meet /. over che may
do San Francisco before returning
20 more passive existence in the
old home town.
Incidentally, shes again been
invited "a attend the annual
Matrix Table. q banquet given
annually In Seattle for women
81 achievement" by Theta Sig
ma Phi. national wemen's
journalism professional. At the
Olympic hotel. April 10. The
affair !. limited to hut several
hundred Northwest women
who have been particularly
outstanding In their respee-
tive zelda.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

- VANCOUVER. D. Kenny
kinday Of Vancouver. 3. c..
claimant to the WORLDS bantam
wight crown. win meet Tony
0livera in q rematch ct Oakland.
Gal. about April 20. It was an
4ounced today. Lindsay decisioned
olivera here Tuesday night in .
1o-round bout
oliveEa clnims1 the title BY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
POSITION A YEAR
BLOOMINGTON. Ind

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. - B o b
Dro played frs, base with the
Indiana university baseball team
as a sophomore. Last year he
rosmed the outfield and this sea-
son viii share the catching.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

b Batted for caplinger In sixth.
c Batted for Dobson in eighth.
Ran for Wieczorek in ninth.
score by Inning
Los Angeles $500. 900 40l O2o-1
Sacramento .......... 100 i2o o0i-5
summary-winning pitcher, Prim;
losing pitcher, Caplinger, innings
pitched. by Prim ia Hollingsworth 4,
Caplinger 2. Dobson 2; at bat, off
Prim 26. Hollingsworth Is. Caplinger
7. Dobson q. runs. off Prim 4. Hol-
linssworth 8, Caplinger /, Dobson 8:
hits, off Prim 0. Hollingsworth 8,
Capiinger /. Dobson 3; runs respon-
sible for. Prim s. Coffman l. Hol-
lingsworth 3, Caplinger /. Dobson 2;
bases on balls. off Prim l. Coffmsn
2. Hollingsworth 2, Caplinger J.
struck out. bv Prim 2 Coffman /.
Dobson /. French !: left on bases,
Los Angeles :. Sacramento 10: two
base hits. Adams. Mayo 2. Scalzi,
Donaldson: three base hit. Holm.
sacrifice hit GutteridRe. stolen bases
Donaldson. Quinn: players walking
Lowrey. Quinn, Caplinger. Donald
son. Blattner. Sturdy; runs batted in,
Wieczorek, Storey. Holm g. Adams 2.
Donaldson. Wieczorek: double play.
Mayo 70 Merullo 10 Quinn: time
asst, umpires Planning and Doran,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

summary losing pitcher. COLO =
man; innings pitcher. Goldman a.:
At bat off Goldman 10: hits off Gold
man 9: runs scored off Goldman s.
runs responsible for. Goldman 4. Bux-
ton /: struck out. Buxton 4 Sorisno
l. bases on balls off Goldman o, Bux-
ton 3. Soriano /: two-base hits,
Niemiec. Matheson. Gyselmsn. Rigney.
Duezsbou. Tauby. Christoff. Gudat:
runs batted IN, Schuster Luby.
sacrifice. Buxton: stolen base Schus-
ter, double play. RiEney to Luby TO
Dunn. time, i:6a. umpires. Widner
and Engeln
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo 6, Minneapolis 4.
Louisville 5, Kansas City l.
indianapolis 5, Milwaukee 0.
Columbus s, ST. Paul 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
BALL TURNOUT

NYA baseball team. 1910 Twi-
light league champions, will hold
their first general turnout of the
year at Robert Gray school, $50
Sunday. April goth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
New York Q, Philadelphia 4.
Cleveland 2. Chicago 0.
Detroit at ST. Louis. rain.
Washington at Boston, rain.