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Evening star., 1941-04-14
Dictatorship Spurs Riot

Showing of Chaplin's film, THE
Great Dictator" at the Cine Palacia
Chino in Mexico City resulted in a
riot. Nazi sympathizers threw
stencil bombs and itching powder
capsules. following the refusal of
the authorities to ban the film at
the demand of the German Lega-
tion.
Evening star., 1941-04-14

ers on a great wreath. Mrs. Robert
eulogized the 2,485 deceased men,
berS.
Mrs. James B. Crankshaw paid
tribute to the deceased honorary
vice president general, Mrs. William
j. Crittenden to charter members,
Mrs. Raymond G. Kimbell to ex-
national officers, Mrs. j, Warren
Perkins to the State regent and
Mrs. William B. Hardy to the ex-
State regents.
Following the memorial services,
Mrs. Robert led delegation of Of
flcers and members to the Founders
Memorial Monument on the D. A. r.
grounds where a tree, whose ances-
try traces to the historic Washing
ton elm on the Commons of Cam
bridge, Mass, was dedicated.
Evening star., 1941-04-14

At first Arthur Murray taught this step to
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how to dance in hurry. He is now making this
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Arthur Murray's instruction is recognized the
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modern, sophisticated dances like the Rhumba
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Evening star., 1941-04-14
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Evening star., 1941-04-14

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Evening star., 1941-04-14

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Evening star., 1941-04-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
TIGERS LOSE THINNING HEARTBREAKINC OPENER Is
Truckers Set
For Aero Win
Heinrich Tossers
In Ssottle Tussle

II their night eyes are better
than their day eyes. the Tscoma
Truckers may make it misersoie
for the Seattle Aeros over IN
sick's Seattle Stadium Wednesday
night =.
Tns Truckers are to help the
Aeros open their no season Al
slb o'clock in the first Nerth-
wss, leasue game to be played IN
Seattle since 1895.
The Truckers have piayea
TIVE daylight games so tar'
losing both hy one-run marg-
ins. hut have not yet had
chance TO shine under the
flares.
Manager John Heinrich Is start
ing Marion oppelt, the pitching
professor, and Hal sehimling as
his battery, holding Lew Gold
smith and Marion Felt in reserve.
The Trucker infield will be shift
ed around, with George Wise back
on short and Mary Tommervik
moved over to second. Johnny
Milroy, former Tacoma Tiger IN
fielder. also is available for second
base. The team will leave GMC
headquarters at 311 Puyallup
avenue at 5:45 Wednesday.
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johnson with the wtnaing
tally.
Ths Tigers. two runs behind.
never gave up In their half Of the
18th Bill Blstcher. who finish 4
up the last three innings a. short
stop. trckled q hunt down towards
the pitchers mound. johnson hnr-
ned his throw and tossed the ball
nearly TO the clubhouse while
Bletchsr, who ran the 100 in OF
seconds IN high school. breezed
into third.
PIP KISSES ONE
Manager Pip Koehler then
stepped into tia hot spot with two
away and poked . two-base hit
over the eenter-fieldsr's head to
score Bletchsr. But that was all.
for Shelly flied cut TO end the
game.
Yakims Scored It's first run In
the second On hits by Bill johnson
and Suems. then tailed again IN
the fourth on Roy Younker's home
run over the left field fence.
The Tigers scored first In
the fourth % Morry Abbotts
double, following hin Gray's
walk. Gray reached third,
coming home ON m outfiesd
error a. ferry's skybail.
Opening ceremonies, with Frank
Gillian of the Young Mems Bust
ness club as POSTMASTER, preceded
the game.
Mayor Harry Cain pitched to the
honorary batter. Buckley Postmas-
ter J. y. Martin. and struck hin
out. not depending on his infield
composed of tbs mayors Of Buck
ley, Auburn and Sumner.
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N. W. Circuit
Picks Umpires

Western Washington baseball
league officials and managers
Wednesday announced that seven
umpires had been approved for
work in the circuit during the
1871 season. The arbiters will
alternate on the work with Of
ficials for Sundays opening games
TO be announced at a later date.
Those gaining approval for
the season include Bill Smith,
Bert Woodland, Jack Scott,
Ken Roach, Cy Neighbors,
Bob McDougall and L. Van
Seoyoc.
Sundays opening games find
Pacific City journeying to Western
State hospital for a 2 o'clock
affair while the Shipbuilders will
tangle with spanswsy on the lat
ter's diamond at 2:30 and Casinos
play Morton at the same time at
Morton.
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Seattle
Fans Boo
Hostak
Sabaiino Lasis
Quick; Kayoed
In First

sEATTLE -hres thousand
,peetatoFs booed In derisioR last
night a. Al Hestak Of Seattle,
worlds middleweight
fieored Allie sabatine,
Puerto Riean boxer, seven times
before Referee Tom Mccarthy
halted the uneven contest after
two minutes and So seconds Of the
first round. The bout Was sehed-
uled 10 &c 10 rounds. hostak
weighed 1s4 pounds, sabstine lse.
Hostak hit Sabatine with
only one good right hand
smash which took the fight
out of the Puerto Riean. Sab
atine never landed . blow.
Harry Matthews, l6i, Emmett,
Ida, scored his fifth consecutive
Knockout in a Seattle ring with q
four-round technical over Bud
Peterson, l5S, of Portland.
The bout was scheduled for eight
rounds. but Matthew's put refer
son down for a nine-eount in the
second and dropped him twice
more for the same counts in the
third. The referee stopped the con-
test after 80 seconds of the fourth
round.
The best bout Of the evening
saw Al Hoosmah, 1913, Fort
Lewis Negro, decision Dan
Bowling. 1877, st. Louis, In
eight rounds. A former 1899
Los Angeles golden glover.
Hoosman won handily. The
six foot heavyweights sur
prised the fans with their
speed.
Other results: Lefty Abbott, 1se
Bellingham, decisioned Soldie
Harris. 1872, Fort Lewis, "a; Ten
ny Talbot, 1877. Seattle, decisions
Young Lists, 13s, Manila, ca.
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Cubs Trade
II eTm a n to
Brooklyn

NEW YORk-The Chicago Cubs
traded Billy Herman, one Of the
National leagues stand-out second
basemen for the past decade, TO
the Brooklyn Dodgers today for
outfielder Charlie Gilbert and
cash.
As part Of the deal. the Cubs
purchased fnfielder Johnny Hud-
son from Montreal Of the Inter
national league for $4,000. Hud-
son was sent to Montreal earlier
this year by the Dodgers.
Cash terms Of the trade were
not disclosed.
The Dodgers also made a deal
with the Philliss today. sending
Lee Grissom to the Phils in ex-
change for Vito Tamulis. Both
are ieft-handed pitchers.
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Batted for Patchett in eleventh
scort BY Innings
Seattle ........li Ito 2io 900 OIL g
san Diego ...... 900 o04 100 90 5
Summary: Winning pitcher. Brown.
losing pitcher, Humphreys. innings
pitched by Barrett 5ss. Terry Z.
Dllbeek q scrtbner o-plus. Cole AZ
~ bat OFF Barrett 10. Terry II. Dbl
beck Z. Scribner O. Cole .. runs
scored off BnFrett 2. Terry 4 Dilbeck
]. scribner ]. Cole q Humphreys /:
hits off Barrett 3. Terry 5, Dilbeck 2
Scribner o. Cole 2. Humphreys
Brown 2. earned runs off Barrett
Terry 3. Cole /. Humphreys 1 bases
on balls off Barrett 5. Terry 2. Serb
ner q Cole 2. struck out BY Barrett
s Terry !. Diloeck /. Brown 3. hit
BY pitcher, Aaxzera by Barrett. left
on bass. san Diego g. Seattle Q;
/ two-base hits. Detore White. Carl
bald: sacrifices Barrett 2 Scarsella
1 oyselmAn. Humphreys. stolen bases.
/ vanni. echuster. runs batted in.
LAwrence. Campbell. White, Mcdonald
2. 0aribaids. SaIkid HAsiin. Mathe-
son: double plays. Niemiec 70 Schus-
ter 70 Scarsellh; Schuster 70 Niemiec
| 70 Scarselia Campbell 20 Sickle
time. SIS. umpires. Engeln. Widner
and Jordan.
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NEW YORK - Fight fanciers,
who witnessed the recent fade
outs of Lou Ambers and Henry
Armstrong because of leg failures,
anticipate the passing of another
grand scrapper for the same reason
Friday night.
Many expect veteran Ken Over
lin to lose his middleweight crown
to Young Billy Soose in their
Garden brawl and to absorb such
beating in the process that he
will hang up his gloves, after ID
busy years in the ring.
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Angels Sock

Los ANGELES-The tail-end
Los Angeles Angels staged an
eight-run seventh-inning uprising
TO larrup Hollywood, IL to 6, With
the score to 5 against them,
the Seraphs drove Fred Gay and
Lou Tost from the mound in that
frame with four hits and five
walks. Phil Weintraub cleaned
the bases with his second homer
of the game. Jess Flores stag
gsred home the winner. although
the Twinks got to him for pair
of runs in the ninth.
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Sacs Keep Up
Red-Hoi Pace
Solons Down Oaks.
AZ. With Late Reilly

sacramento's solons banged out
a 4 TO 2 win over Oakland in a
Pacific Coast league game last
night to further tighten their grip
on the circuit leadership.
The Cardinal farmer boys
Ied-from the bench-by old
Mudcat Martin, jumped on
their former teammate, Henry
Pippen. In the seventh inning
20 break q 2 TO 2 tie. Bill
Endlcott scored the winning
run on his single, n sacrifice
and Buster Adams blooper to
center.
Chef Wieczorek's eighth-innine
run was an afterthought. Bill
Schmidt ehalked up his fourth VIII
of the season. although he wal
rapped for seven hits.
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Kiefer Sets
Swim Marks

HonoLULU-Adolph Riefer Of
the Chicago Towers club bettered
three world records last night in
trials for the Duke Kahanameku
swimming meet, scheduled for
Wednesday and Friday nights.
Kisfsr swan the 75-yard back
stroke in 43 seconds flat. break
ing his own mark by six tenths
of a second. He established a
mark of minutes 52.6 seconds in
the 50o-meter backstroke. stimuli
taneously swimming the 550-yard
backstroke in 8 minutes 55.s sec
onds. lettering his own identical
marks Of minutes ls.5 seconds
for each race.
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n uas Jchnsan's reiief hurting.
none tao msstsrfui 1t sithsr the
start Or the finish bit affective
enough n the clutches 10 give the
Pippins . a. triumph ever Tigers
n - splcs-flIisd Innings
Jahnsaa ennss inte TIE game
n - siGhsh inning. taking
ever ~ bur1es from Ronnie
nryant is-year-sld youngsfer.
wAs s>srt>1 fsv Yakima OPP
paelng ~ tue Pippin Fingers
- ~ uplmc~. whose side
u1od efferings deserved .
hpeter fnee than . one-run de-
49,
Proving that johnson had read
IL section Il the rule book per-
taining to credit victory TO-. the
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Liska ?. AArlowe Z struck out, BY
LiskA 3 Marlowe 2: bases on balls
off Marlowe 5. hit By pitcher, Gill
BY Marlowe: passed ball, Hawkins;
home run. Reich: three base hit
Owen. two-bAse hits. LaZzeri. Car
roll: runs batted IN. Jennings, Holder
Reich 8. Hawkins. Owen 2. wright
sacrifice. Liska: stolen bases, Jenn-
ingE. Powell: double plays, Steele 70
Pain. Hawkins 70 Wright 70 owen q
LiskA, FERNANDEZ 70 Jennings to
rernandeE 20 Steele
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Quay Released

sANfhANCfsco-IArry Quay,
young rishthanded pitcher, has
ben given his unconditisn.i No.
lease by the San Francisco Seals
because . sore arm and lame hack
have failed TO improve. He played
with Tacoma In the Wsstar. In.
transitional league IN 1897 and
Iesa
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SAN FkAhIisNO - Portlhnns
Beavers. with five former Seals
in the lineup, sunk San francisco,
S to 4, after trailing TO ! until
the seventh. In the eighth Duke
Marlowe blew up. hitting one
batter and walking another. Mar
win Owens triple then scored Ted
Norbert and Johnny Gill.
In the ninth. Herman Reich
homered over the left field fence
with Frank Hawkins on base.
Marlowe gave up - hits and five
walks while Ad Liska was turning
in an 1l-hit performance, only
two Of which were for extra bases.
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Abes Swamp Gulls
In Tennis Match

LINCOLN Abe tennis team white
washed Everett Seagulls at Ever
EFT yesterday, winning SO. The
summary:
Gee a. defeated Anderson E) !.
60. go
Jorgenson ID defeated Bakken
E). 90, 6-l.
Grout ID defeated Flensr B),
Ga ST., o-3
Gee and Jorgenson ID defeated
Bakken and Anderson tE). l4-l2, 7-5.
Bertness and Stockton ~ defeated
Romerdahl and O'Conner (E). 90.
80.
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Yakima RELIEF hurier promptly per-
nitted the Tigers to tie the score
nt -.
RICxERT HITS BOARDS
johnson Issued Gene Kiley .
walk. The ealy way the Bengal
csHterfieldsr reached first base all
night. Then MsFv Rickert plas-
tered one against the boards IN left
field. but quick play bald the two
Tigers 10 first and sseond-
Bill Gray laid down . hunt. vas
. safe At first whsn The play vas
. made 81 third bass too late 70
catch Kiley on the forcs.
Hare was Tsoomas bis mo-
: ment--ths hases filled, nsns
cut. Merry Abhstt sal nay
Perry. TIVE proves leng-rnngs
: hofnhers. esnlng 10.
But Mr.. johnson, wise old owl,
Figured differently. He walked
: Abbott to feres In kilsy and Tie
the score. still leaving the bases
filled and nobody out.
! Perry flied out to third base
Jack Hansen forced Ricksrt at the
plate and Eddie Botelho grounded
-out to second 70 end Tacoma,
big chance.
INNINGS TTCK AWAY
The innings licked away nine
40. IL. II. then came ~.
Walt Bliss walked, but WA
forced by Eddie Wsisandts third
base grounder. Hill johnson, N,
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relation 70 Howard. poked q low
-fsr-roliing double into right field
that send Weigandt across the
plate Younksr walked. but John
-son went to third on suems's sky
ball to Kiley.
Then little Sally Madrid
Kissed the hersehids for .
single into left field 70 score
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men in a row. George MacDon-
aids single scored two runs and
then three more walks from Ira
Seribnsr brought in another pair.
The winning run came on Jo-Jo
Whites double and Jim Mathew
sons single.
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SUMNER - Sumner Spartans
made three hits count for four
runs as they defeated Clover Park
Warriors, 4 to l. in a baseball
game here yesterday afternoon.
Glover Park -. DOL 600 o0o-i 7
Sumner ...... o20 lol oox-4 !
Richardson. HERON and kAsemeler.
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SummAry-Winning pitcher. slime
losing pitcher, Gay; innings pitched,
b. Dasso a.. slime 2 Gay q fost
o plus. at bat, off Dasso ls. slime
26, Gay 9, lost 3; runs, off Dasso 3;
slime :. Cav l. Weldon q hits, off
responsible for. Desso 5. stins Gay
4. FLORES q. bases on balls, off Dasso
S. slime 5. Cav 8, lost 1. Weldon /,
Flores /. struck out, by Dasso 2, Stine
Gay 2. Weldon q Flores /; hit By
pitcher. Lowrey by Gay. left on bases,
Hollywood 9, Los Angeles II; two
base hits. Kahle. Dickshot 2. Sam
hammer. Lowrey. Schultz. home runs.
weintraub q Moore. sacrifice hit.
Moore. runs bstted in Rosenberg 2.
weintraub 4. Moore. Dasso, Diekshot
2. Donaldson. Samhammer. Lovrey ?.
KAhle, double play, Aeruilo 70 Wein-
traub 20 Collins
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FARE BETTER

NEW YORK New York
Giants, who could win only five
games from Brooklyn all last
year. won the first three games
from the Dodgers this season.
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Vanni Breaks Leo

SAN DIEGO-Edo Vanni. right
fielder OF the Seattle Rainiers,
broke his left leg while sliding
Into second base In the ninth In
ming Of last nights game against
San Diego.
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Rainiers Win

SAN DTEGO--Seattle nosed out
San Diego. 8 TO s. in IL innings.
a game that ran more than three
hours. The game was finished
under protest Of Seattle.
Seattle had to o lead until
the end of the sixth when Dick
Barrett blew up and walked three
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Pippins Break Through With
Two Runs; Tacoma Rally Short
Del Holmes Hurls All ths Woy;
Howie Johnson Greet In Relief

r village hurhsz Eosdy asoo e them saw man 81 expert
BASEBALL livery spoil the nrst home game for s
ro~n Tigers Athsue PARA last night
experiences Howard Johnson pitching his fifth
baseball
preceding helng with the Yakima Pppins
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Detroit Z. New York (.
Washington 8. Cleveland 8
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ATHLETES BRIGHT

CHAMPAIGN-Scholastic aver
age of University of Illinois let
termen was higher than the all
school men average for the first
semester.
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LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Boston 5, St Louis 4.
Brooklyn Z. Pittsburg 3.
New York 8. Chicago ).
Philadelphia 4. Cincinnati 2.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Seattle 9. San Diego 5.
Los Angeles IL. Hollywood 8.
Portland 9. San Francisco Z.
Sacramento 4. Oakland 2.
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fesightr starting pitcher
viii - either heklt oa1lnha or
Eari revtsr. Maaagsr Pip
ke sler anneunced- Yakima
win - eithsr Al Lien 81
Chnxiks Einnamsnn.
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at The
|!lsla4ndnss
wssTERh INTERNATIONAL

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Yakima 4, Tacoma , lis In
ningsl.
Wenatehes ., Salem 4.
Spokane Q, Vancouver ;.
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o.t,.na .........O 600 ol0 100
Sacramento ....ss... .o<o ooo llN-4
Summary Runs responsible ioi'
ptnnen 2 Schmidt /. base on balls,
off Pippen 1 schmidt 2: struck out,
by Pippen 3. schmidt 4 left on
Sases. oakland 7. Sacramento 3; two
hase hits, Deuzabou, Wiee1orsk. sac
rifice hits. King Gutteridse, blatt-
ner: stolen bases, BlattneT, players
walking. DeuRabou kndieotti runs
batted in scalxi. Schmidt. Chapman.
Luby. Adams. King douhle plays.
Biattner 10 sturdy. Pippen TO oudat.
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Cards. Indians
Humans Again
Washington Stops
Cleveland Gollop

NEW YORk-The St Louis
Cardinals and the Cleveland lndi-
ans are human after all Eaeh
one booted a game right into the
lost column yesterday. terminating
the majors two longest winning
streaks-ths Indians at II straight
and the Cards at 10 in a row.
After winning II straight the
Indians succumhed 10 the Wash
ington Senators when their third
haseman. Ken Keltner. fumhled
Ben chapmah's grounder with the
bases loaded, the score tied, a-2,
ana two cut In the eighth inning
Two runs scored and the senators
triumphed, SIS.
Five uneaTned runs In the
fifth enabled the Boston
Braves to triumph over 20.
Louis. So, and put out the
raging Cardinal fire after ten
consecutive triumphs.
With Billy Herman, bought from
the Cubs early yesterday, playing
second base, the Dodgers beat tbs
Pirates, rs. Herman, who wal
hitting ,1e4 for the Cubs, had
perfect day, getting q walk,
double and three singles in fiv'
trips.
Without Herman the Cub
plopped into the National leagu'
cellar by losing To the Giants, 5-s
Rookie Lou Stringer went hitles
but played flashily in the field.
The Reds got their usual
two runs and a great pitching
performance but lost TO the
Phillies, AZ. II was the world
champs third straight boss
and their sixth In the last
seven games. Johnny Wander
Nicer allowed only six hits
and famed IL but Et;en and
Bragan hit homers. The Reds
had homers by lombard and
Graft. Cy Blanton allowed
five hits.
In the only other America
league game the Detroit Tiger
socked the Yankees, IA. as Han
Greenberg bade baseball goodby
by slamming two homers-his onl
two hits this season-which a.
counted for the winning margil
He hit both off Ernie Bonhan
the second with a mate on.
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Pioneer Leauue

Ogden Reds are still king-pins
Of the Pioneer Baseball league.
The Reds won their third straight
game last night, defeating Boise,
Al. The victory was featured by
the brilliant four-hit pitching of
Fields.
Meanwhile, Salt Lake City's
defending champion Bees final
~ managed 60 scramble out
Of the league cellar. The Bees
thumped Idaho Falls, SIS, al
though they were outhit, 1871.
Pocatello assisted the Salt Lake
effort 10 quit the bottom rung Of
the ladder by blasting Twin Falls,
1914. and sending the Falls club
into the depths. There were more
runs than hits in the game, and
the teams made IL errors between
them.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo Z, Minneapolis S.
Columbia Il, st. Paul :.
Indianapolis az Ailwaukee. post
poned rain.
tonly games scheduled.