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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Stadium Net Team
Defeats Lonqview

Stadium tennis team scored q
So victory over Longview in the
first match Of home and home
series Friday afternoon on the
Point Defiance courts. ThD wa,
the first match for tn. Stadium
METERS. The Stadium team won
four out Of five singles matches
and one Of two doubles nstche.
played.
Cy Bowers IL defeated Walt
Olsen IS. 2-s 81 GO
Glenn Murray 81 defesteo Phil
Henderson IL e. 6-<
Robert Simpson 49, defeated Jerry
Houston IL sc. "a. e-5
John Bruci 81 defeated Dave
Landry o.. ca. 90.
Kirk Stewart IS defeated Peter
Landry IL 60 a.
Houston He noefson IL osfss tec
George Tnomss-Donslo Erwin g.
2-s ga
Wsliy Csvsnsusn-Jsmss Brsmsn
fsl defeated ID. Lsncry Bowers a..
ga. ST. &c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Eagles Sponsor
Golf Tourney

The Eagles Lodge Aeris No.
OF Tacoma 10 sponsoring an invi-
rational golf tournament 10 be
played at Meadow Park on Sun
day. May 4. at am.
There will be $50 worth of m.r-
ehandise as prizes. No entry fee
will be charged.
All Tacoma Eagle golfers are
invited, providing they hav. estab-
hshed handicsps.
For those who do not have han
dicaps. three score cards turned
In by April n will be sufficient 10
determine their handicap.
Entries can be phoned IN. man.
agement OF IN. Meadow Park golf
course or left at the Eagles Iodg.
club room.
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A f<eeFs r.srua ksuoei sise
a. snnw = sss~Hat>d far - ~
espesstiea ksll Iun~ ~ snd ~
ners thsr 90 entries alseo1y
have hs~n made sna - No ussn
~ill - r.>->d ~sths~st sfsefs. en-
eksls ssy.
rhey sisa rcsrt cai thst ts~ f>e-
ofd enssy isst frr = r&<ers 1r9'
sssw. any sssls. = sreana ~
I've hs~xr~< psss>s sfsps1y
hsss 49, e~~stea No - !.
s~>tsstsstss - ne~s ee<ee~
carr.
Thss win ~ an 81 sse>a show
- ma ~ rrrreftlers
". ~ foweil Portland. ORE.
I'll - ~ sh~FHs
IRE wsy things NAYS started.
an safr M r.eoms sn~w ~
June wfii sssp&ss ssyfksnx IN ~
Sotth~est this year rh~ a~w -
rnsstiru hall = without equal N
'se Northwest n fsnts wIfh -
h~st IN shs West. fr~ss ne kfsns.s-
.ippi river t. nssteo~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Umpires to Meet

President Robert Abel Of the
Western International Bsseba II
league today called the loops six
umpires to meet In Tacoma next
Wednesday TO 20 over rules and
regulations for the coming season.
which will open Nav l. one UNI
pire will be assigned 10 each team
in the league for the last week Of
training
Umpires holding over from last
season are Harvey Nelson. Spo-
kane: Ambrose tAmbyl Moran.
Vancouver, h. c. and Dick weis-
gerber. Salem. New this year are
Leo Enger. ST. Louis LEO kallis.
Chicago. and Frank Valerie. Sac
ramento.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Derby Nags
In Tests

rweaty .melsiess ycaas kesres
nossd lnse ~ s<ai- finals 81 .
laus ..ris. q kentucky p-rey
elimination. Saturday .hsn thss
carried their sssss snts eight at
fsFent Fsess IN fa,u states far tie
tests witch largely ~ia sstsfmlns
whether they an - sat = the
psi - May 4
me pfcsssm ~ s<<tiens sossss
listed elth their wtstss cafss
MARYLAND & = ffo~sra.s
Santa Anita derby ~tna<f. feftsFs
Cap al. carried TOP veisht
against Little nssn. neil.
NV worm Ming culs isti
faced seven rivals IN tAs - 40
experimental handicap At Jsmsles
over the sls.fafions route Ths
osdsa rhlrps eait had : hsrd Job
cut out IN trytas = h<.t Dispose
tssll. Curious ceta ta-ti ard
osnss.laa coll. me 80 oue
Eseslsipr Handicap. . somr.ni.a
feature. had cnly ons nsrh, horse.
Robert Morris teo.ti. In . fi<ls af
10 ihetous hhr.as
h0Nruehv Our n..ts al
made hls debut IN . three quarter
mile suffnt AGAINST tshflns f4fo-<m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Martin Men Pepper Angels
AS Rainiers Salt Acorns

Sacramento took = firmer toe
hold On the Pacific Coast league
leadership today after humping
los Angeles. Il to }. and evening
the series ~ two games esch.
A six-ha pitching performances
by George nIfhevlIle who also
struck out 10 Angels. and bob
Blsttners heavy hitting. contrib
utsd 70 the shellseking Rlsttner
got homer. = double and two
singles in FIVE trips 10 he plate In
all the Solons comecd Ice Stinr.
Frank Totsro and Bob Wieland
for IL hits
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Stars Win in 10th

Hollywood nipped Portland. 10
2. In 10 innings when Pitcher
Frankie Dssso. VINO turned IN .
four-hii performance. scored on
Bob Kshles single to left Whitley
Hiloher gave up - hits. b0t scat
tered them well.
The Beaver 10 bolster their
pitching STAFF. nav. obtained Earl
Reid. highlander. from the New
York Yankee Newark farm. and
Art facets. veteran soBthpsS -.
VINO mas b~en living in Los An
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NV SoHk--ns.sssii's ssssess
farm siub - the tinttsd states
arm, pi.seed gaps n sash NJ
.nsf'eid aud i"fssta To-day ~ rss.
ting The .sleetive s~sssee nssss
mn twe ~ IN ms las Iess.~.' hest.
known perfaSmers--ssask 0s-es.
t~ss sssd uecli Travis.
.s~e.b~ss. star sssfeid~s ~ ne
Dets.it tissss. and Travis. ssps.
hie Ws.hinGtos senator sh.ss-
siep. were placed IN class "a
Yesterday h, their se.peesise asss
hazard. aud Instructed N ~ ready
Tor Immediate call.
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Padres Lace Seals

San Diego gave San Francisco
another lsoins. ~ To ?. when Roy
parmalee was the victim Of 10
run barrsse in the first seven In.
ning.. Catcher George before had
a field day az the plate with q
triple. q double. two singles and
walk
Left Fielder Joe Brovia did his
best to aid a lost oRus. with three
singles In four trips. Hank Terry.
an importation from Louisville.
limited the Seals 10 six hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Truckers in Opener
Against Tulip Nine
Mike Kaplan
Beats ZiVic

B0STON-Cocky Mike ksplsn
demanded a title shot today after
beating world welterweight cham
pion, Fritzie Zivic, but u appeared
that the 2S-year-old Boston styiist
probably will have to walt . few
months.
Mike Jacobs. New York boxing
czar who has Civic tied up. said
the Pittsburgh slugger positively
will go through with his present
schedule there will he no
changes"
kapian hit . new peak In his
comparatively short ring career
last night by outroughing Zivic To
gain n unanimous decision In .
10-round overweight bout.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Ducks Trim Beavers
In Diamond Opener

CORVALLIS ~ University ~
Oregon vas out 10 make u tao
straight over Oregon state Cot
lsgs 81 Eugene today after tho
Wsbfoots tripped the Beavers .
70 . In IN. Northern division open
or here yesterday before 1000 fans
oregon 800 .OOz 01O 40I . ~ o
Oregon state l0t oI0 900 . 10 /
Rslasr. iso. and Calvert. Elliott
and cspss-
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Barrett Victor

Seattle slapped Oakland. a to
Z. despite five errors Dick Bar
rett scattered the Aoorns' seven
hits. Syl johnson relieved him In
the eighth. George Dsrrow. Joe
Mulligan and Ben cantwen labor
cd for Oakland with Mulligan
charged with the defeat.
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sAf9AWENrO - The Asers-
msnta junior eoiieEs srs~ asfssfs1
ihs University ~ Washin9toae
lightweight eight BY . issxsn en-
. quarter ever . s.1D1- meteP
course On th~ sssf~msats rtveg
yesterday. Th~ junior college, -
ord srs~ VS. third. Ths slm4 80
minutss. ~ sscond~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Husky. Bear
Crews Battle
Coost nivuls noco
Al ooklond rodoY

OAas.ANn-rhs rrsws ~ lhs
University ~ California an1 ~
University NJ wsshlnatnn meet ~
aAy IN the mashy waters ~ ~
Oakland estuary IN three fsree
varsity. junior varsity and svsne-
man 10 dsesa~ Pacific eeesS sow-
ing supremacy fef fs<i
Ths winner IN sssh event aiss
ain heeams . fsvosits fss raticaaI
haaass In the juns rpuahhs<pe1e
regatta. which ths t~s srheels have
dominated snr the last decade.
washlsss~~'s varsity. eeoses 80
ussse sspsss~srea seee ~ fe,lese~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Indions Lose Hurler

SPOkANE-The Spokane base
ball club Of the Western Inter
national league cannot obtain
Pitcher Hunk Anderson as rookie.
according to ruling today by
Judge ". c. Rrsmhsm. Minor
league baseball car. Judge Bran
ham pointed out that Anderson
had been under contract for more
than IS days to Sesttl. OF the
Pacific Coast league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Huskies Battle
Oakland pslies

OAKLAND - ret1<s 1ssp~evees
.. q. WseAe~st6 sl~ssse ~ - .
seIsphsss ssm fss .. u6ens posevee
~k~s s~a ksit~s~a. " Stt<h we've
sssash~A mtuhsv p~ess>as $500.
t~sss Sssfslws seww IN M vsstatov
~ isss SD E1lss sesssss tss>es<By.
Ore ssss ves1i ~fh.s y ~
ptses . wssa- I'VE hs~s yewA
secret ssS< . seSea1. ~reW
ksss " ssss. ~ yss tsvs ysug-
eh,tdsss - seAA . thisA. An weso
sissea with swss1sssa.
Mssasss>A Itshss ~ sssssv -
hssssss u ssss ~ wtsa. % -
fssm NJ Ostfss1 hseee. 80 -
sks NH flsss wss ~ usssesn1ey
~ Wsshtsssss ss~w. hssy h>s~tsG
40 sssss hsit~ess. rhey vsss 49,
ftsssss&.
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Bosox Rally
For 3rd Win
Red Hose in 80
Triumph Over A S

NEW YORK Forget the col
lapse OF the Cincinnati Reds for
the moment. overlook the STUN
blings Of the Brooklyn Dodgers
and New York Yankees. pass
lightly over the sensational start
al the New York Giants and look
what the gold-plated Boston Red
Sox have done
For one thing they haven't been
licked and are leading the Amer
lean league with three triumphs
In three starts. But no team
could come closer to losing three
IN row and win them all in last
ditch stands.
On opening day Washing
ton had them beaten, "a. 20
Ing into the ninth. The Red
kox scored three runs and
won, is. The next day the
Tbastfr Wfut thth hht HfutU
leading, "a. hut Boston tied
II with another three-run rally
and went on 10 win In the
18th. 81.
Yesterday the Athletics were
leading. 20. going into the sew
snth and 2-1 going into the ninth
but the Red Sox triumphed. 80
Home runs enabled the cham
pion Tigers to score their first vic
tory. a AZ win over the Indians
at Detroit. Charlie Gehringer's
homer broke IL tie in the sixth
and Birdie Tebhetts' round-tripper
with a mate on clinched it. Tom
my Bridges allowed only six hits
until the ninth and then had to
have relief from Al Benton.
Yankees Thumped
Tn the other American league
games Washington hammered out
il hits and beat the Yankees. "a.
for its first victory and the White
sox plugged along to 6-3 tri-
umph over the Browns behind Ted
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LINCOLN. STADIUM SPLIT CROSS STATE BALL OPENERS
Record Tacoma Kennel Club Dog Show Assured 1415
Chiefs Skin
Husky Nine

WEN TCH 81. Nssh-rne
Chiefs Of the Western
International Baseball league ~erx
one up today on the University 81
Washington in a three game sShi-
hilton series during the apple bios
som festival rhe Chiefs Won the
first game last night. 49,.
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Los Angeles ....... 900 600 400 :
Sacramento ......,. solO $50 23x ~
Summary - Losins pitcher. stins
innings pitched bt Stine a. TotAfn
H. at bat off Stins 10 TotAro .
runs. off Sftnc 4 rofaro = httk off
Stine 2. Totaro : wtiiand I 11rbs .
Vile 1 runs responsible Tor slime 5
TotRro ;. weiland I IlrbcTiils. bases
on balls Oft Ssns =. rotaro a We'll
and l. TNirhsville q struck out. by
Stine / Totaro / TilfbcvIiie 10. LETT
on bases los Angeles 10 Sacramento
2. passed balls Wieczorek two-bAss
hits Mayo Blsttner. ScalFi. 1tirbs-
vile. Collins. Moore. home run. BiRtt-
nef. sacrifice hit. king stolen bases
herulio. Quinn PLAYERS watkins
Adams \ Stine toNrey. sturdy 2
Collins Merullo. wicozorek. starr I'm
dieott, weiland. runs batted In. Rlstt-
ner q Scalxi. T1irhesiiis Adams
Kins Mavo sturdy. double PLAYS
MAYO In Merulio 20 Quinn ? Nefuilo
TO Quinn. time. 2 "a. umpires. Dorsn
and Fennins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Loggers Win
Cinder Meet
CPS Triumphs Over
PIC by 92-39 TollY

Despite three first places nv
Sterling Harshmsn. Pacific Luth-
eran trscksters were unable TO
cope with the sll-around strength
of the College of Puget Sound
Losgers and lost s2-3e. in a dual
meet yesterday afternoon.
Harshmsn won the 100. 22O and
broad jump. Bob Maycumber won
both hurdle events and Julius Beck
won the mile and two mile. to lead
the Lumberjack eindermsn.
Up at Seattle Central Washing
ton Wildcat, nosed out m. Uni
versity OF Washington freshmen.
So l-e to - SIS.
The summary.
shotput: Mclaughlin CPS NJ
Harsnmsn pic. Cuhhmsn CPS,
40 feet. 81. inches
Mile Beck CPS. O1holm fCPs1
Wshl pic. 400
Fof fauit. u. lomnefNig PFC q.
Grsyoesl CPS. Mclaughlin CPS
II feet. o inches
High jump: Clsvingsr CPS. Nc
kinney pic. Blanchard CPS. 8
feet. iliz inches
$40: Ieggee CPS Anderson PIC
Prank CPS: 525.
i0o-yard dash 5. Hsrshman pic 4.
haycumber CPS. Hale CPS iOs
Discus. Cushman CPS Clsvingef
CPS. Blanchard CPS i2s feet. ,
inches
i2o-ysrd high hurdles. Asyeumb<r
CPS. walker CPS Krues.r pic:
lee
Broad jump: s HAr.hmsn pic
Taylor pic. AoCord CPS. 20 feet
81 inches
$50: Sharp CPS Anderson pic
Hamilton CPS. 2oss
2zo-ysTd dash s. Hartman pic .
Leggee CPS. Hale CPS. al
Jayelin: Rice CPS walker CPS
Allen CPS: Ie2 feet inches
Two mile Beok CPS. OIhoim
CPS Bensston pic. 1oI7i.
22o-yard low hurdles Asycum Der
CPS walker CPS Kruger PIC:
2e2
Nile relay. PUGET Sound Cvsites
Frsnb. Sharp. L<ssssl > 1ss7
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summary Innings plirhsd ~ mel
ford q ioains pitcher bfsan stfufh
out. by Beifard D Greco " Huiiis
ven hasss on baiis. oft heifafd .
ftTsro 4 o. sullivan hit ~ pitcher
nulmsn ~ esifnfd stolen bsass An
Eslins Eisfifh Pennington . nunds
Rfsss Hsifafu three base hlt An
Esiins taoshsss nit AnEsiine safz
rifios hit isniyisfs umpire. None
gish.
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Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Result,
Washington I. New York 4.
Boston ;. Philadelphia ?.
Detroit I. Cleveland ..
Chicago s. ~. Louis 3.
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ME fssss ssssss, $50 sspnrse1 -
drive Ia s~w ssssss ss~sst - ~
feature rsss.
Word got eat That wssliaasnn.
tn . psssties spin. strshsd ~ TED
ssshsfs. sha pulled wsshinGsse -
. national tIsis ~ fouxhssspsse
last year. cams sisss In tn soufse
mark % IL minutes. Ast see<sa1A
Coach Al uisssesson ~ wsshsng-
Ton sssd ths time cas- - ssnssss.
: seconds
Ny Ssrsshs. California sps<t
said uihfiekson was wrong. .
friend ~ mias nsa . vafeh ~ ~
kbflshf sHnouaesa sis owN rssa
had turned tn< three mice IN pvas-
TEE IN ~ minstss. ~ s~eonds
rhe races start 81 sp n. fnr~
-ftn ths freshmen race. rbs jstalDv
varsity foiln~s - <ts. and ~
varsity 81 -.
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Spokane Wins. 80

Mo>Cow-The Spokane Indians
pecked away At the offerings 81
two University Of Idaho hurlers
for seven hits yesterday and COM
bined them with three errors for
an 50 frinmnh
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IN. W. Circuit
Plays Sunday
Lou Goldsmith to
Hurl for Tocomuns

"Busher" Lewis, an honorable
high school baseball coach at
on week DAYS and an
umpire on Sundays, will clear his
Throat in front OF the stands out
ut Athletic park Sunday afternoon
md make this speech;
THE batreez for today's
game: For Bellingham. Sam
Baker pitchin' and Andy
Padovan catchin'; for Tacoma,
Lou Goldsmith pitchin' and
Hal Schimling catcbin'. Play
Ball.
That bit of oratory VIII follow
D brief ceremony in which officers
pf the Tacoma Junior Cham Der
|rf Commerce and Tacoma city
officials are taking part. The
game itself. opening the North
west league season. starts at 2:30.
Similar sendoffs will be made by
Everett in Olympia and Seattle in
Bremerton Sunday afternoon.
Goldsmith Starts
Manager Johnny Heinrich has
Needed to give long-armed Lou
Goldsmith starting honors. The
big Yslm right-hander has been
pitching a winning brand OF semi
bro ball for 10 years and in work
puts has appeared to be in top
shape for this game. Heinrich
will have Marion oppelt, Marion
Pelt and Johnny Horst a. addi-
|tionsl firemen.
SchimlinE gets the first call as
hatcher and George Goat" Thor
biefson. the sturdy Pacific Luth-
sran hneman. will be mis- relief
man.
The Trucker infield will have
Erling Tollefson on first: George
Wise. second: Tommervik. short,
and Les Bishop. third. outfield
STARTERS will be Joe Salatino. Stan
Wallace and Rick Lewis. All Of
these men have been fsvorites
with City league fans through sew
sral seasons. and with good pitch
|sng. Heinrick figures they will 70
Mar IN the ls4i race
Bossed by Stages
Bellinghsm comes south under
leadership OF Bald Boyd" Stages,
|onee prominent as player. later
Is an umpire Stages is working
with young talent around Belling-
ham and Is bracing for his early
sesson games by borrowing"
|srom the Vancouver. ". / league
club.
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IgtAls ss+r ~ !
sAN i,Iif.n


San Diego ..... Oso ora 7za-Ig
Summary Errors HfoFis FernsHs
Ger steele ana Hsklin. winning
pitcher. Terry ioains pitcher Psrfns.
lee INNINGS pitched b Paffoslss Ia
Tern =, a. bat. off Parnsies 81 TER
~ n runs sfDffd off PAfmslss 10.
Terry q hit. off PATmsiss a. Tern
] bases On balls Psruslss ! Terry q
sfruef out Paffufiss Tern , left
on bssrs San Ffsneisod . san Diego
ImzA~d ball OsrodoNssi' tsos bsAs
hiis Hssiin Jensen Deiofs MsDon-
sld. three -basF hii D~fofs fuus hat
tea IN Mcdonald , Jensen PHteiTtr
Hssiin a Defors hszzsFs HpsrrF
Pain double fins. o.. nnpirss
Hold snd sugdsr
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>rotr bs Inning
Portland ....... OOo 600 200 o
Hollywood .#. 200 600 200 -
summary winning pitcher nasao.
losing pitcher Hiichsf. runs 70
sponsihie for HiiehsF a Dasso a.
hases on balls of Dsso a STRUCK out.
by Hileher S. dasso o left on bases.
Portland a Hollywood 2 tso-bsss
hits. schultz. sweeney OVEN nassn-
here Brown three base hit Dick
shot. HON. run. ON. runs battsd In,
pickshot, ON ?. kAhle. nossnbers
time. hour nmpifrs. Powell. I'd
wards and Jordan
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! fniisfi fl4 Dafnsll In IN
ssssss h. foris.s

HHttsn ffH befnfN IN IT'D
sssss ~ tnntnas
Efsfrft fsfasfsFssr 90 o o o 90
tAurufn .ss.aE 90 q n o.
summary atfufE osit ~ ttfs<i
, fufNnson staten b&sss houth.s
three ft@ss at ptfsf sna. sasx hifs
taunsf saiithas sssfffles htss uaf
nsst Houfhhs T0fxssnn sptgx~un
funs h@ttsa 10 n1aahss Fsfsf q
Tine - ssHis i hasg. % ainntss
umpire o. Nsizhbefs
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Lyons o-hit twirling
The Giants reeled off their
fourth straight nv defeating
the Phillies, 7-2. and took UNI
disputed possession Of first
place. Bob Bowman. former
Cardinal making his first
start for the Giants. hung up
his tenth straight victory over
Philadelphia In three years.
The Cardinals streak hit snag
when the Cubs came from behind
to hand ST. Louis its first loss.
e-4. Forty-one year old Charlie
Root went the route to score his
1e4th major league victory.
Dodgers Triumph
The Dodgers came out of their
nose-dive by pounding IL hits and
beating the Bees, lie. Six Boston
errors helped the Brooklyn cause
Cincinnati continued in reverse.
dropping its fourth straight for its
longest losing streak in four years.
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Local Mines
Cop Nighicaps
Swonson Hurls $50
Abe Win Over Gulls


crr~s state league h..sesilsF.
played sis game. Friday after
neon and got nass exactly No.
whsrs since all thFes seven ia.
ming acuelshesdsrs ended IN .piit
dec sions
Tho tive rs.ems tesses.
lincoln Ah~s and sisainsr
Tigers. aia tie h.tl~.t histisa
~ sss sf TIE ala sIsa- bat
managed % esis ~is the
.ishtear asw~. after ss.p-
ping the openers y, desc
margins.
stadium Tiger. hr.esea away
with the -e"nd ssm,. n N 1.
against Seattle Prep IN Seattle
after N. rsnthers had ~cn the
opener. = 10 4 In the eighth
inning.
..il. wls tas.s
Lincoln Ah~s loo, their opener
10 Everett seagalls 10 I. but
eams hack with hsftsss II
hs.ehits and Dick sVanson's fine
hurting 10 ain The secnnd rsms.
IA Ia q
Up ~ H~iIi. . ham. the Nod
Raider. taal tho nr.t game.
10 o. hut a.emssso. wiia.
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Bstt<d for i@sman 10 s~fsnth.
-ssfs b. Inning
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Results
New York !, Philadelphia Z.
BROOKLYN IL. Boston 6.
Pittsburgh I. Cincinnati l.
Chicago s, 81. Louis 4.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

"HE other morning l attended con-
ference representing three different
ID nations. We met on the wind-swept
deck of a ferryboat. Beside me in shell
tered corner stood swarthy fellow pas
senger; a big blond deckhand pottered
about in the drizzle near by. Ahead of us
the New York sky line loomed vaguely
through the rain.
bad morning." said the swarthy man.
Yes" l agreed, but we're lucky it's
rain not bombs"
You said itY' he flared. Plenty times
my people in the old country must have
wished it was rain"
What country" | asked him.
Greece" he said. That's where they
started democracy"
He had drawn himself up straight. Now
he grinned and winked at me. But had
to come here to find it - just like my
father said. The old man used to bang the
table and shout that Greeks never were
really free, except the boss classes He'd
say that America took the Greek idea and
made it work, and that lot of good
Greeks were helping her do it"
''He was right. by golly!' the big deck
hand broke in. And they's a lot of good
Swedes helpin' too. Over there people all
the time fghtin' each other or gettin'
ready to. The people don't want to fight.
It's the bosses. Same people come here
and live peaceable together"
''You said it," the Greek approved.
That's because nobody in America looks
down at anybody. or up either. They look
each other right in the eye, even the Presi-
dent, like my father said.
81 found out one reason for that on my
first day in New York. was sitting in
Battery Park, eating sandwich from a
bag. Absent -minded-like threw the bag
on the sidewalk. Then saw man In uni
form standing over me. was scared. |
grew up being afraid of men in uniforms.
But this cop just grinned and told me l
must be new in America, like he was ten
years ago. We made law against throw
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word we got me. Over there when we
talked about the people who made the
laws, we said they"
Bun you still love Greece?" asked.
''Sure It's like man loving his mother.
That's Greece. But he marries another
woman and goes away to make home of
his own with her. That's America. If he
amt the kind who can keep on loving his
mother just the same, then he amt got
it in him to love his wife either. When
some guy who's just come here hates the
country he was born in, l figure he amt
fit to be regular American"
The Swede was peering into the mist
ahead. Across our bows big freighter
was passing. The Swede began waving his