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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AVhVNNSOiAkS bVN SAG6s
BUICK 1899 Special 2-door sedan; original
black finish, good tires and quiet econom-
ical motor. known for q long life and de-
pendabilty makes this car worth seeing,
S645; fully guaranteed In writing. EDW.
G. ADAMS CO., 822 Potomac ave. Sc.
FIR. 1922.
BUICK 1883 Special 4-door touring sedan
6-wheel eoiipped, white sidewAl tires,
beautiful finish and immaeulate interior.
radio, seat covers; excellent condition
LOVING MoTORS-Your Packard Dealer.
1905 L BIT. NV. RE. 1874.
BUICK 1g41 Roadmaster convertible sedan:
. beautiful and unusual car that is only
weeks old: one of the smartest looking
cars on the road today with performance
to match: lustrous maroon finish with tan
top. white sidewall tires and red leather
upholstery. auxiliary top, radio and heater.
The owner has authorized us to sell this
car for $3.50 less than it cost new. Truly
an outstanding opportunity.
FEDERAL MOTORS,
2335 BladensburK Rd. NE. AT. 6T2s
BUICK 1885 Special series 4-door trunk
sedan; equipped with radio and other nice
features, clean as q pin inside and out.
nne motor and tires, low mileage; only
LOVING MoToRs-Your Packard Dealer.
1906 L 81. NV. RI. 1874.
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A Friendly Place to Bsrror'
YOU

con oct O loan of $1,000 if YOU
con moke monthly poyments OF S759.
Cash Loon Amount You Pow
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MONEY WANTED.

$3.50 End TRUST NOTE ON NEARBY
MARYLAND residence; reasonable discount
222 sth at. Sc Pr. 6606. A.
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GARAGES WANTED.
AERoPLAkES.

GARAGE WANTED. NETGHBoRHooD Istl
and Columbia I'd. Telephone Dupont 1856
Ext sos
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DODGE 1898 de luxe 4 door trunk sedan !:
mesaille gray flnish very sood, seat covers.
ana neater, hne motor, s very rood tires
snd truly real buy for S445: car No
30 GA. I. P. STEUART, INC, 1928 I4th
81 Il Deca lSn2 -
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black finish very good. excellent noetina ,
power engine. safe hydraulic brakes clean
tnLerlor and equipped with 5 very good
Ires: SO: car No. 3503-A L. p
SIEUART; INC. 1925 14th st. NV. De-
Evening star., 1941-09-24

DODGE 1910 business coupe: black finish
one-cwner car driven very littl~ and very
GsGeIsl; rsd,cd suitable for business or pleasure
guaranteed: car No 39I3-A
MsIEuART. M INC, 1925 18th st. NV. De-
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SILVER SPRING-S6.75
SPECIAL-S6,99O.

b-room brick bungalow, 3 years old :;
finished attic. h.-w.h., garage, outdoor
fireplace, lot 50xl9G: no agents. Property
2245 N. Nottingham ST., Arl, Va, or call
Glebe 0434
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WE SAY A GOOD TRADE NEXT BEST
TO sale. Big list, in, out d. c, State
what you have, wish. Farms. acreage. lots.
n. E. RYON CO.. Ma. 1907. GE. 6l46. 4
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

A FEW ACRES WITH HIGHWAY FRONT
eoe nea- village, $3.50 miles north tonlyl
of washington- F. r. ADAMS, 1850 Conn.
ave RE. O50S.
SMALL HOUSE IN SOUTH ARLINGTON
around Oct. lst; couple with one cn,.o'
Box 229-L, Star. %
SILVER SPRING AND TAKOMA PARK
nropeTties wanted at once. Last with me
for Immediate sale or rental 800
H BROOKS PERRING. SH- za66.
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DODGE 1898 4-door touring sedan. ex-
ceIient hnish and upholstery; very sood
tlres, tI ios mileaee; one owner: S4s5
TANK SMALL. Jr., 1858 penn& ave. sc,
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DE. SOTO 1888 e-door trunk sedan: orig
mai black finish, spotless interior, very
good tires, dandy motor, and Will give you
many thousands Of miles OF excellent
service: 1925: car No. 3548-A l. p
STEUART, INC, 1925 I4th st. NV. De-
catur 4S03
Evening star., 1941-09-24

PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe convertible
coupe: ra dio and heater, green finish, fine
| black top, leather upholstery, excellent
condition; guaranteed: easy terms.
TRIANGLE MOTORS
140I Ave NE DE 6302
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PLYMOUTH 1e34 de luxe 4-door sedan:
heater, meter and % siTss ge5tes,i 6Tozs Fosea Fsss
Conn. ave. NO. 5l1s.
PLYMOUTH 1888 Spas. :-door trunk
sedan; black hnish. fne motor. 8 very good
tires: economical family car ready for safe
driving; low price. NOW S4lO; car No
S6O3-A I. p. STEUART, INC, 1928 14th
st NV Decatur 1903
Evening star., 1941-09-24

DODGE 1899 coupe: black excellent con.
dltlon, radio, heater GOOD tires evnel
oe1ng trans: S475. RA a4e2.
DODGE 1910 de luxe 2-door sedan; heater
beautiful green Anish. low mileaxe: Der.
rect condition. fully guaranteed; only
800. kEARNEY MOTORS, 5023 Conn
Evening star., 1941-09-24

DODGE 1887 4-door touring sedan br5eht
oiack ORIGINAL finish. very clean interior
exceptionally good mechanical condition
Evening star., 1941-09-24

ChRfSbER Royal 1898 6-cyl. brougham
raulo and heater, autumn brown finish,
spotless broadcloth upholstery. tiptop con-
oltlon throuehout; guaranteed liberal
Evening star., 1941-09-24
AUCTION SALES.
rn~AnD>-
CHARLES r. BLUNT. AUcTIoNEER.

on THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER
TWENTY-FHTH. le41, AT 10 O'CLOCK
1 will commence to sell at the establish
ment of Z. Heidenheimer. Inc. SOS King
st. AleKsndria. Va. all piedses upon which
the interest is overdue up to this date
Ticket holders kindly take notice.
E. HEIDENHEMER, INC. BROKERS
THCS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
143l Eye St. NV
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Proud Papa
Goes Sky HIGH
LOS ANGELO

Los ASGELES-The next time
wslly Hebert Is a papa. they'll
withhold the news for = while.
wally. pitching the nightoap for
San Diego. had Los Angeles eat
ing out Of his hand for five innings
yesterday. In the sixth. he was
told he had become q father. He
promptly blew W. giving the Ser
apis four runs on four hits and
four walks.
The Angels continued their as
ssult against Brewer and Dilbeok
and finally won in the ninth, Q TO s.
San Diego had captured the first
game handily. Q TO 5, because
neither Bob Weiland nor Jess
Flores had much on the ball. Each
team won four games during the
series.
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Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

The Boise Pilots were within
half game of tieing the Ogden
Reds for the first place in the
Pioneer league today after CAP
turing a Sunday game from thirs,
place Salt Lake, sd. The Red,
meanwhile, lost to the Pocatello
Cardinals, s-5.
Boise collected 10 hits inelud-
ing a home run, and held the Bees
seoreless until the ninth when
three singles and a walk allowed
one run.
Pocatello punched its runs IN
the NTH and eighth innings IN
trim the league-lesding Ogden
club.
Idaho Falls opened It's seris.
with Twin Falls with a So VIC.
tory over the cellsr-dwellins team
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Rainiers in
l6-Frame Tie
Ira Scribner Hurls
Is Heots for Nought

SEATTLE - Talk about loves
labor lost-Ira Scribner pitched Is
innings for Seattle against Holly
wood yesterday. retired IN favor Of
= pinch-runner. and after IS in
nings the game was called q 2-to-2
tie 90 the stars could catch .
southbound train. Three hours and
80 minutes Of wasted effort.
Ira Bittner didn't do 30 badly.
He worked IL innings for Holly
wood. giving way TO = pinch
hitter. and Iii BIthorn finished.
Harry Rosenberg drove in both
runs for the Stars. singing john
ny Barrett home in the first and
Herman Schultz home In the 11th.
scribner's single scored Scarsella
In the fifth for Seattle. and Al
Niemiec pulled the game out OF the
fire in the 18th by scoring Johnny
Fallon with the tying run.
The second game was called off.
Hollywood took the series, three
games to two.
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Pops Go Down
To Seal Club

SAN FRANCIsCo-The sacra-
mento Soloas lost their first series
Of the season-and BY the healthy
margin Of five games to two
when San Francisco twice slapped
them. 10 ) and 10 Z. In the
opener. the Seals came from be-
hind with q four-run splurEe IN the
sixth. featured by Fernandez two
man homer. Al Hollingsworth, who
started the nightoap for the
solons. lost his second game Of the
season. Tom Seats got credit for
the victory. which pushed the
Seals into . third place tie with
San Diego.
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Hole-in-0ne

SEATTLE-A. r. Sayres, shoot
ing left-handed with a right
handed club, scored a hole-in-one
at Seattle's Broadmoor golf course
yesterday.
Sayres has only one arm, his left.
He employed his bac-hand swing
to record the ace on the 145-yard
tenth hole.
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Summary - Runs batted in. Mar
tinez 3. Budnick, Meyers. Bremen,
Jewell 2; two-base hits. LAngua, Mar
tinez. Warfield. three base hit. Mar
tlnez. stolen base. Gedzius: sacrifice.
Mccormack: double plays. Jewell 70
Cailteaux 10 Wright, McGinnis 20
wright; left on bases. Vancouver S
spokane Z. bases on balls. off Adams
S. off Budnick S. struck out by
Adams 3. BY Budnick 4: hits. off Bud
nick IN So innings. 3 runs. win
ming pitcher. Budntck. losing pitcher.
Adams; time % game. "a: umplres
Weisgerber ana Kallis.
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Indians Move
Farther Ahead

SPOKANE - The Spoks e
Indians drew two games farther
ahead of the pack today after
scoring the only twin victory in
complete schedule of Western
International league double-head-
ers yesterday.
Mike Budnick. with relief in the
ninth from Bill tanning, scored
his sixth consecutive victory in the
nightcap of a double bill with the
Vancouver Capilanos. The score
was So, after the Indians had
triumphed To in the opener.
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Porter Hurls
Slit Game
Big Fellow Gives
Tigers Only Win
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Spokane rs. Vancouver %.
Yakima ST.. Tacoma 6-5.
Wenatchee I'll, Salem is.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yakima
Sunday divided a double-header
with Tacoma, losing the first game
80 and winning the nightcap 81.
Earl Porter's three-hit pitching
gave Tacoma its only win in the
four-game series.
The Tigers took the seven-innins
nightcap by scoring a four-run
burst in the second.
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Totals 49,. ..3i 4 Q 10 IL i
Batted for Endicott in seventh.
h Raftnd for Hnlllnrswnrth In GlYth
Score by Innings

Sacramento -. 49,. 600 0f0 o.
san FRANCISCO ...s... 1Ou l<o u q
Summary: Winning pitcher. Hol-
lingsworth: innings pitched by Seats
plus. Hoilingsworth 5: At bat off
seats AZ. Hollinssworth 40; hits off
seats Q, Hollingsworth 8: runs scored
off Seats 4. Hollingsworth 5: runs
responsible for. Seats 3. Hollings-
worth 4: struck out by Seats 2,
Turbeville /; bases on balls of seats
Hollingsworth /; three base hit,
Adams; two-pAse hits, Handley, Fain,
Holder. Blakcly: runs batted IN. Fain.
Fernandez 2, Adams 2. Gutteridge,
Sturdy, White: sacrifice, Jennings.
Powell; stolen base, Gutteridge,
double plays, Jennings 70 Lazzeri 20
Fain, Handley 10 Biattner TO STURDY:
time. lao; umpires, Engelin ana
Jordan.
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ON THE LAM
uith ELLIOTT METcALF

TOM D0WNEY Is traditional with Tacoma baseball.
He guarded the for the Town Tigers in 1905
and good that the Cleveland Indians drafted him IN
1905.
slipped this had heard anything
granted that must have Joined
Fanners others for the
nne-
you imagine snprs.
a Athletic the
cth.r nikht
you TINS don't your" pointing to next
%
a sronzsd faced healthy looking individual
quickly
ram
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Totals
........ 80 8 II
Los ANGELES
SUMMARY

SUMMARY
Winning pitcher, Slime; losing
pitcher, Pillette: innings pitched,
Hebert So. Totaro 42s. Brewer /. Dill
beck o plus; at bat, off Hebert 20.
Totaro ~, Brewer 6. Dilbeck /; runs
off Hebert 3. Totaro 5. Brewer 2. Dill
beck 3: hits. off Hebert 7. Totaro 7.
Brewer 3. Dilbeok !: runs responsible
for, Hebert 4. Totaro 6. Slime 2.
Brewer S, Dilbeek !, Pillette /; bases
on balls. Herbert 4. Totaro 3, Slime 3.
Brewer 3, Pillette q: struck out, He
bert !. Totaro /: left on bases, San
Diego 10. Los Angeles Q: two-base hits,
Haslin. Salkeld. Mayo. Collins. Storey;
three-baSe ait, Sperry; home runs,
before, Moore. sacrifices. Brewer.
Slime: runs batted in. Haslin 2. He
bert. Patchett. Spcrry. Pellagrini.
MAYO. Berger Storey. STATE 2. before
2. Lowrey, Moore 8 double plays.
Patchett 20 Mcdonald Pellagrini 70
Sperry 70 Mcdonald. Pellagrini 20
Sperry to Detore.
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" nooftf IN btnAHs
Dr. Bittner in twelfth.
SEATTLE


Batted for White in twelfth.
d Ran for Scribner IN fifteenth.
Score by Innings
Hollywood 100 900 600 0i0 600 o. 2
Hits ITO Dol 600 O21 Ill Ito
Seattle 900 0io 900 OiO 600 o. 2
Hits -. All o32 Dol oil i0l lis
Summary: Called in sixteenth in
ming. time limit: innings pitched by
Bittner II, Scribner is. Brown ";
at bat off Bittner 81. Scribner 20.
Brown !; runs responsible for.
Bittner 2. Scribner 2: hits off
Bittner IL. Scribner Q. Brown l;
earned runs off Bittner 2. Scribner 2:
sacrifice hits off Bittner 4, Scribner
3. Brown /; bases on balls off Bitt-
ner 4. Scribner o. Bithorn 8. Brown
1: struck out. Scribner 3. Brown 2:
left on bases, Seattle 10. Hollywood
is: two-base hits. White. Dickshot.
Fallon. Herman q Lawrence: sacrifice
hits. Falion. Averill Rosenberg.
Scribner 2. Kahle. Barrett, Gyselman,
Herman: players walking, Barrett q.
Herman 3, Schultz 2. Scarseils 2.
Dickshot. Sickle. Niemiec. Fallon 2,
Averill 2. Rosenberg 2. Harris. runs
batted in. Rosenberg 2, Scribner.
Niemiec. double plays. Kahle to
Schultz TO Herman, Bittner TO Hoover
70 Herman. Bithorn 70 Cissell 70
Herman. Turpin TO Sickle TO Scar
sella; time. $50; umpires. Doran
and Fanning.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn ;. 81. Louis 2.
New York 81. Cincinnati rs.
Chicago 81, Philadelphia SO.
Only games played
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Beavers Drop
Pair Of Games

PORTLAND-Oakland took both
games from Portland. 5 to 0 and
Z to ?, to gain an even break II
the series.
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Salem Divides
Sunday Tits

SALEM - Wenatchee Sunday
defeated Salem I'll, punching their
runs in the fourth and fifth. Salem
captured the second game 81 on
Dierick's five-hit hurting.
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bHttFu TOT oUI IIIN III sIANIts
c Ran for Lazzeri in eighth.
Score by Innings
San Francisco ..... 900 O04 OK
Summary. Runs responsible for,
Stutz 3. Schmidt 3: struck out by
Stutz 4. Schmidt 2. bases on balls
off Stutz 3. Schmidt 2: hit by pitcher.
Lazzeri by Schmidt: home run. Fer
nandez: two-base hits, Brovia, Lag
zeri. runs batted in. Blakely. Fer
nandez 2. Brovia, Stutz 2, Gut
Stutz; stolen bases, Powell. Biattner.
Hsndley. Adams: double plays. Fer
nandez TO Lazzeri to Fain. Fain to
Fernandez 70 Fain; time, ass: UNI
pires, Jordan and Engeln.
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BRtted for Gonzales in seventh.
Score by Innings
Oakland ....,....30 4 600 OF
Portland ...............lo0 100 ca
Summary-Seven hits. runs off
LiSka in 2 3 and ! off Gonzales in
S: losing pitcher. Liska. runs respon-
sible for. Lisks S. Buxton 2; struck
out. Liska l. Buxton 4 Gonzales 2,
bases on balls. Lisks 2 Buxton 3;
stolen bases. Duezabou, Gudat; two
base hits. Taubv. Raimondi: runs
batted in. Tauby Christoff 3. An
nunzio, Raimondi z. Dueza bou,
Brown. left on bases. Oakland s.
Portland 4: double play, Rigney 20
Luby % Vergez. hit by pitcher. by
Gonzales /: umpires. Powell and Ed
wards. time. / Al
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PORTLAND


Summary-Five hts runs OF
Gonzales in Ia, 3 and / off Callahan
in Ga. 3 and off Reid in !; losing
pitcher, Gonzales: runs responsible
for. Gonzales 2, Callahan ]. Reid /.
struck out. Callahan 8; bases on
balls. Corbett 4, Callahan 4; stolen
bases. Duezabou 2, Luoy. Gudat'
Tauby: two-base hits. Wright. Gill,
Thompson. Reich: sacrifice, Corbett;
runs batted in. Tauby, Chrlstoif'
land Q. Portland 7: double plays, Buby
70 Rigney to Verges. Duezabou 70
Luby TO Vergez: wild pitch. Callahan
l; umpires, Edwards and Powell.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 7-6. Detroit SIS.
New York rs. Cleveland o-A
Washington SIS. Chicago IA.
Philadelphia SIS. St. Louis %.
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SPOKANE


1Pohaiie sssss+sss..s WV AOo QUA
Summary-Runs batted in Rosen-
lund 3. Hughes, Martinez, Milani.
Mccormack: two-base hits. McCor-
mack 2. Milani: three base hits, Nc
Cormack. Martinez: home run. Jolley;
stolen bases. Hughes, Beard. Alden:
sacrifice. Gedzius: double play, Alden
70 Gedzius 10 Martinez: left on bases
Vancouver 3, Spokane 9: bases on
balls. off Merrill 3. off Osborn /:
struck out. by Merrill T. by OFlynn S.
hits. off Merrill g In plus innings.
s runs. off Osborn 4 in 2 plus in
nings. l run: wild pitch. OFlynn:
winning pitcher, OFlynn. losing
pitcher Merrill: time Of game. / SIS;
umpires. Kallis and Weisgerber.
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ssssaA " a "
10 l 3 o
GTTAgAFARV

winning pitcher. Terry: losing
pitcher, Flores. Innings pitched, by
Terry 8h. Welland "a. At bat. off
scored. off Terry 4. Weiland l. Flores
S: hits. off Terry IL. Weiland /.
Flores 7; runs responsible for. Terry
5, Weiland !, Flores 5, Berry o. bases
on balls, off Terry 2. Weiland g.
Flores /; hit by pitcher. Haslin by
Weiland; struck out, by Flores 4,
Berry /: left on bases, San Diego 8,
Los Angeles Q. two-base hits, Warst-
Ter, Mayo 2, Sperry, Patchett. Haslin:
home runs. Moore, Mazzera 2, Haslin.
sacrifice. Pellagrina: stolen bases,
Holm. Lowrey. Haslin; runs batted in,
Haslin q Moore, Mazzera 4, Warstler,
Mayo. Weintraub q Pstchett. McDon-
aid; double play, Merullo to Warstler
to Weintraub.
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windsor 70 Griffiths 70 Bates. Cam
eron 10 Ianifero 20 Bates: time, 30;
umpires Enger and Nelson.
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SALENl
-..ss.... % D
Score by Innings

SummarN-Hlts, OFT DlerICkN > OF
Pheous z: runs scored, off Dierickx /.
Phebus S: runs responsible for. DER
ickx l. Phebus 4: struck out. by
Dierickx .. Fhebus o. bases on balls.
off Dierickx Phebus 4: wild pitch,
Phebuk. left on bases. Wenatchee S.
Salem g. two-base hit. EndreSs: runs
batted in. rorrersen. Petersen 3, Lani-
Zero. stolen hasek. Petersen q Lani-
Zero. time OF game. i:77; umpires,
Nelson and Enrer.
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SS,ummary-Runs batted in. stoeber
bbiia Ma starr 2. Johnson: two-base
hit, Starr: stolen bases ps,r,' p 10
oott: double plays. Bliss TO staronor
70 Reese: Mcconnell to Madrid 70
reese: LETT on bases. Tacoma & va
ma O bases on balls. off Porter .
McSonneil 2: struck out Porter o.
ppeSonnell 2: runs responsible for
y Yo !. Mcconnell S: hit by pitcher
,.o. u, ,,S oy Porter. Weigandt By Por,
OF game, i:4o. an Sline
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Score by Innings
Wenatchee . 900 $40 OOO-7
salem ............. Dol 600 DOL
summary-Losing pitcher. windsor;
hits, off windsor .. Jacobsen 8: runs
scored, off windsor 7. Jacobsen i,
runs responsible for. Windsor s,
struck out. by windsor 3. Jacobsen S.
Fallin 5: bases on balls. off Windsor
Jacobsen 3: innings pitched. by
Windsor Az. Failin A.: hit by
pitcher. Knobies nv Faliin: ieft ~
bases. wenatchee S. Salem Z. home
run. Bonettl: two-hase hits. Cameron,
Lightner: runs batted In. Cameron.
Bonetti 4. Knobles. Nsyer. sacrifices
windsor. Jacobsen. double plays,
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.....34 s 7 "a 10 q
YAKIMA
Totals ....,...36 ga
Score by Innings

aaAinla ''..''.''.... 400 900 04x-8
Summary-Runs batted in. Rickert.
Stamper 3. Younker 3, Eisenmann.
starr, koehler 2 Stephens: two-base
mus, Madrid. Suene Perry; three
pase hit. Stamper: home run. Rick
ert' stolen bases. Sueme, Mallory:
ssacrlflces. Younker 2: left on bases.
lacona 8, Yakima g. bases on balls,
lew 2; struck out, by STEPHENS /
Eisenmann g. Bryant l: hits. of
Eisenmann in ga innings. runs.
OIL Barkelew 2 in y inning, 4 runs:
runs responsible for. Eisennann q.
sarkelew 8. hit by pitcher. Reese by
Stephens; wild pitch. Eisenmann:
SM.nnIhs pltcher. Bryant; umpires,
Moran and Valerie: time. AIS.
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-Thh Tom po~ney"
II Time Could Be Turned Back =.
Wei, The name enough, because anybody who fol-
Downey second sacker and third guardian times
So Tom introduced his wife and then went back
ths Bob Brown the DOwney
could honk r'ppy Time and him to let them Be their
the shepascA and he s.ndout just a. was
0r..t IAN svsa before Downsy. quite = rp<n
there like they In the long years
and The yuns playing those posts today would get an eyu
played s. doesn't look hi.
years s fs Is @ showing few any teae lines that profess
For The two tres year. scouting
indication the folks
appreciate baseball knowledge of Downey.
Munoqed Kansas City -.
After Tom left the Indians he went TO Kansas City In
the american nssos,ao" and played e much good baseball
When he put away his baseball toys he went down Aqua
Caente and landed himself right smart concession
Things dropped that and when the Brooklyn job
So once again he wa. In the game of his heart enjoying
position travelling the meanwhile enjoying e
Wen the grand little guy IA. sss.s his VS.. spot sor IN on N.
played ball IN grade school
Then entered Indian school At Salem where Uncle Sam
paid his tuition and where he advanced in his skill performer
although only kid in hi. teens
game the learned baseman.
Comes to Tdcomo =.
say said who knew the local reputation Of
the spot"
So they brought out Tom Downey and the manager
mi. AMT NO kindergarten league sap said
chooseyour-own side sprout
there and he'll make Of all This
kid play ball"
himself ponto Played
10000 and 1905 the Salem club played ex
OF Mike Fisher
10 and boots and
at the er) he started on his way bigger things
reoma took him for 1905 play and he was with the ssnsas until
Cleveland grabbed n 1905
Tigers long minds veteran
what needed
Likes Todoy's Youth =.
Tom Is not veteran who good In the younger
generation.
'They have plenty Of Glass;" he says "bu the
changed since the days of my playing. The kids of
today have three leagues play in TO that we had
back in the early 1905.
develop those who the old
harder study scientific base
hall They competition. They couldn't
direction have league o fall into"
follow judgment prospects
basebse looks for
good particularly ability
all directions and he looks at him at the plate.
scunz youngster in action he relies greatly
q definite
"A just has n him." he
HE have several gsng faults mechanically but those
gives he possibilities Maybe the
he walks acts or looks"
Likes WoY Brenner Hits =.
Even John Phan In the stands knows what Tom
Some players throw off definite something that marks
them standous though their and
ages don't compare with others At the time being.
Surrender Paul Smith" battle Thursday night Tom turned Bob
Brown and said
SAY big fellow really hits that Do you own
Told that Les Angeles Bremen. Tom repeated:
really nd he up
Like most scouts Tom looks lot asks questions here
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