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Evening star., 1941-12-05

In the class B stations no news
paper interest or a combination of
Evening star., 1941-12-05
est was too small to control opera

est was too small to control opera
ton.
The exhibit divided the 249 sta
tions into "A" and B" groups.
OF the 20l "A" stations SO were
licensed to newspapers, and in SIS
other stations newspapers held at
least so per cent of the stock. In
13 stations at least so per cent of the
stock was owned by combination
of the interest of the newspapers
and of their executives, stockholders
or employees, while in "A stations at
least so per cent of the stock was
owned by executives. stockholders
or employees of newspaper.
Class B Stations.
In the class B stations no news
paper interest or q combination of
Evening star., 1941-12-05

1t Ties better. Wrinkles less and
Wears longer. Completely lined
from end to end Striped repps,
figured foulards. paisley failles. Ex-
clusively At Grosner. S1.50
Others 81 70 IS
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Meade Loses Signal Unit

Plans for transferring the 226th
Signal Operation Company from
Fort Meade, Md, to Fort Ord. Calf.
were announced yesterday by the
War Department. The date Of the
transfer was not disclosed.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

Rising living costs in Morocco
have created a critical situation for
the natives.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
III Cities Are Served
By Newspaper-0 r-0wned
Radio, F. {. {. Says
Publisher Spokesman
Denies Implication Of
Monopoly in Those Areas
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
An exhibit listing Ill cities in
which the only standard broadcast
station is associated with the only
daily newspaper published was in
troduced yesterday by counsel for
the Federal Communications Com
mission in the commissions investi-
CATION of newspaper-radio relation
ships
Harold Hough of the Fort Worth
Star Telegram, chairman OF the
Newspaper-R Radio Committee, organ
lied to oppose prohibitions against
future acquisition of broadcast sta
tions by newspaper interests, told
reporters the exhibit apparently was
intended to show a monopoly in
those cities.
I'VE contend" Mr.. Hough said,
that there are fewer than a half
dozen cities in the United States
which do not receive good service
from some other city. In addition,
there is much overlapping of news
paper circulation"
249 Stations Involved.
Earlier, F. c. c. attorneys had
offered an exhibit showing news
paper interest in 249 standard broad
cast stations" on June 30 out of 80l
commercial stations on that date
Mr.. Hough told reporters he did
not think this exhibit presented an
accurate picture because it included
stations where the newspaper inter-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Barnhart Again

Harvey Barnhart took his
shrimp bucktail fly and went to
Point waters Sunday.
And came in with seven nice
Humpie trout.
The bucktail fly in question
is the original one, a long
streamer that was used years
ago with great success at the
mouth of the Skokomish when
the sea-run cutthroats we're on
the hike.
II Is brought into action in
jerks. initiating movement Of
shrimp.
Harvey caught more fish this
way than the trollers did
The young Barnhart Is quite
boy. quite an angler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Royal Chinook

The mighty Kings called
Chinooks in Pacific county dis
tricD. are rolling into the Co
lumbia, according to word from
w. r. Dickson. president OF the
Royal Chinooks, which is a civic
organization.
Dickson writes from Ilwaeo.
where the Columbia greets the
Pacific and where. as your re-
porter has found. the folks treat
you with unusually friendly
spirit.
Dickson writes in part:
The Chinooks are just com
ing into the Columbia river now
and some very large ones have
been caught this week. Boats
and accommodations are avail
able now and weather conditions
are excellent. Several have been
taken weighing from 80 TO so
pounds.
The commercial season closes
on the 25th of August and the
river will he left 10 the sport
fishermen for two weeks.
Reservations and boats are
chartered by the Royal Chinooks,
an organization Of business men.
to promote sport fishing. Tackle
IL for sale or rent Mt Royal
Chinook headquarters at Ilwaco.
Neutrality-suspicious. 20 the best
fishing grounds.
MANY silver salmon are being
taken now about 10 miles out
TO sea"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Thirteen Odd Trout

Thirteen trout fell to the skill
Of George and Eldred PLANT who
fished Crystal lake Sunday.
The lake is on the eastern side
81 the hump IN the White
uyer country
on display al the Washing
ton Hardware the fish. lneIud-
ing two large ones. drew Vade
interest. because Of their mark
ings which were IN contrast to
the usual markings Of our native
TainboWs and cutthroats.
They resembled Black Spotted
Montana brooks more than any
thing else, and that's what they
probably were, say those who
know trout and saw them.
The brothers used spinners
and worms and eggs on Royal
Coachman fires.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

Arrangements have been com.
pieted 20 hiring Doug Nontell acc
Associated sportcAster from san
francisco. 10 Tacoma Tuesday. 10
address the luncheon meeting ef
the Tacoma kissni. club. scceri-
ing To an announcement made
today bv N A. ieEg. Local sales
agent for Tide Water Associated
OF company.
For the past II years he voice
81 Doug Nontell has been heard
over Pacific coast radio networks
describing intercollegiate football.
basketball. track and field and
other outstanding sports events
from California.
lie Is making = trip throughout
the Pacific Northwest. visiting
leading universities and colleges in
quest Of first hand data On foot
ball prospects in preparation for
his coming season Of broadcast
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
4lst Ball Club
Beaten, l8 10 |
Fort Soldiers Lose
To Kunsos Outfit

WICHITA. kans-The national
semi-pro baseball tournament
settled down % steady grind
today with al the - teams stll
in the running fer the champion
ship.
Teams from THE EAST. middle
west. south and west Ners SEIZED
uled u make their first sppear-
anoes IN five contests ST FOR to-
night
In yesterdays games the de-
Tending champions. the Enid. Okla.
Chsmplns. buried the windsor.
VI. Canoes under 100 score IN
a Thinning game that ended under
the S-run rule
The Champlins collected Is safe
blows off three Cameo pitchers
while the Vermont team got but
one safety.
Wichita HANDY kids beat
Fort Lewis 4lst Division. is
10 1.
4 match between Two air
craft plant squads found the
Northrup Bombers Of Haw-
thorne. CAM. too strong At
the plate for the stearman
Trailers. Wichita Two home
runs produced three tallles for
the Bomhers. who won 50.
The California team had eight
hits. driving ODDS Swigart from
the mound In the ninth Stearman
got seven hits off three Bomber
pitchers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Technically
Clouds Match

SPOKANE Jimmy Shriver.
dimunitive stockroom clerk in an
athletic goods store, today held the
city golf crown vacated by Marvin
BUD Ward.
For time In his final match
with Marsh Hammond over the
down-river course. a teehnieality
so clouded the issue nobody knew
until the match was long over that
Shriver was the champ. and then Il
was Hsmmond's decision that gave
him the title.
One up Mt the end Of IS
holes, Shriyer kicked hi. hall
away from n spot eight inohrs
from the cup on -, thinking
that Harmon, who was In
lot of trouble. would concede
the hole. But Harmon did not
cOncede and rightfully claimed
the hole To square the match.
They halved IS and Hammond
won SO with a birdie three 10 hold
a one-up advantage. Then he re-
fused to accept the title "on a
technically and conceded the
match to Shriver. and /.
Ward, western amateur an d
former national amateur cham
pion. vacated the title to enter the
Great Lakes amateur AT Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Spans Beat
Tills, / 10 0


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we.ssFs ws.hlnxtsa l<sEus sun.
dzy sffsruaca vsfs &c diffsrent -
black ard ehlts hat II nssh Ne
winner wss not d<sifsa untn the
at - th- alesh lanlax
Npaa&way dsf<stsa T1iilsum. 1
u Q. n tsk< undsspatsa po~~>.sscs
- fiFst place wh.a ttsak nsttscr.
apsnawsy hurisr. hit = home run
sish re eat IL he fsnsi frame
fer the eals tally AZ the HAms.
up until then nattson Ard t.eu
Goldsmith. thlsf kusl<r. hsa h.en-
ID 40 IN = flns ritshsnn DUEL
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3. N. ws~~ Me- rnvun>sls ~
s~.ssss ~ sAs isss - ~ s1nsn
with tsesa Sessv.ss~~ - h>>s
" t.sly Nas~~ss~s site ~
wtnstsg Fus.
Larry Meade. nsrsassrn sr1
T,arnhali 81 N. winners 81 the
plate with three ats s~eh whsts
mn naesrsea led the s.sessa nlas
With fnuF.
IN. tlit kst~esn ncrfnu sd the
ahlphuiidsr. vas ssnsriisa due To
tho dIsnsnsisns - the HhIrYsva
alns du~ 10 nstian.l defense wrrk.
Al apsn@~syf
Tillleam 80. ooo 600 nno o 4
fspsnswsv i. ooo 600 COL "A =
Goldsmith ard srarusens Matt.
saa snd rhnfilsfsra.
At Pacific CITY
rasinas fs.s. oin noo as7 ~ ~ q
rscifls Cty ong 7st oil n - =
T. Canada. nsraks. Tanner ssa
noaFus. N rsrnnuii. . Haftn sna
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Oh, Yes. MOwich

Well, sir, Mowich lake done
US wrong"
And so did our old friend Con-
fectioner Warren of Orting
Laboring under the delusion
that Mowich lake lay only three
miles up a six per cent new
CCC road in Rainier National
park, ] started out with Dan
johnson. the copper man, just
about dark Friday night from
1.-THE gate up there.
Heavy packs were on the
backs. The world was bright.
The future brilliant.
Walking in the dark prevented
us from seeing loose rocks in the
road, which turned our ankles
frequently. Your reporter wore
regular street oxfords but Dan
iel wore house slippers
You see. Warren had told us
. bit earlier that We could make
the hike in an hour or 30.
! can remember now sus-
pieious twinkle in his eve. a hint
Of q smile at his lip ends.
Anyway, three miles up hill
and after numerous rests, We
decided We were at the fringe Of
the lake.
Then came Jim Shook. youth
from Montana. and Dick Arney.
through the night TO deposit
their packs alongside ours and
enjoy a bit Of rest. They are
Oakland Addition youngsters
and swell kids
Jim j. small and s'iry and
happy as all get out
Dick. happy as all get out. -
plump and round and Is. two
years younger than jim.
That's our first rest" they
ehorused
Our eighth" barely gasped
johnson. I couldn't talk.
But, added Dan hopefully.
we're virtually az the lake.
That's some consolation. Ooh,
my hips"
Dams big pack board had beer
digging In consistently.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Ashley Wins
Boat Crowns

sFAfrtE Hsrntd V sshies a
dsrysvIiir. Czl.. 49, tvs nstleasl
championships Yesterday n ~
euthcara regatta ever the i've
ME seward Para seufee.
A.hiey rsieses 40 sI>~~ z
s~rsfas raast~es 90 sseea
naiie= 80 heur - ia -
smstrur aistssea ard 81
tsess ~. , ,. - NJ es~ss y
Fseer g VIA thss ssest
IRE rsratt. combined the easn-
pssitien IN ia nstlonsi ard pa
elfic cosst championship. AMI sAs
sronsor~d ~ the seattle sthlssle
defense COMMITTEES. II cr~nef eisht
DAYS ~ racing larluaAnx this
weeks soraa chsmrieaAi Inter
NATIONAL Fisttls Yacht Racing 40.
suziatiaa regatta.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

Yep. said jim. not FAR now
Just hslf way. Three more miles
and were there.
What I grOaned. why. ia
emily three miles To the lake.
Warren down ortins told Ms.
Wen. there is NJ use going
into details We arrived in body
agony. in mental torment. and
fell to the ground and into our
sleeping bags without 50 much
as caring where We were
And there We slept until morn
ing when Dan prepared break
fast and Dick Arney was ex-
planning he thought he heard
cougars in camp during the
night
About the eighth cast that
morning an eight-ineh trout
came to fly.
And that was al the nibhles
We had, All We saw
So that Is why We packed
bag and baggage and started
down trail again. our bodies
aching. our feet burning.
And that Is why there viii
never he another pack on this
guys hack and him headed up
any trail. This vow. a. was
done IS years age when last a
pack roasted aboard our shout
ders.
II the fish can't be had from
an auto seat. they can stay
where they are This guy has
turned sensible at last.
That is until the next time
when vows will be made over
again.
Fishermen are like that.
p. S: II you go TO Mowich
lake and meet Ranger Hamil-
ton. you will meet one Of the
finest young men in the service.
And make 1t a point to see his
daughter and little son. Children
beautiful.
When you get trout In Clear
lake. near Estonville, you get
trout.
Frank Sherman reports that
Bill Pepper took six silvers there
Sunday. using Ford Fender
and eggs.
And the six weighed the legal
bag limit 10 pounds.
The trout are on display at
Sherman's place at South Ia
coma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
I'm Ohe Ba.ket
With Illicit AetesN

Too many Taooms anglers
have gone 10 Sekiu for salmon
fishing this season and returned
defeated.
The trp Is no gentle touch on
the pocketbook and complaints
have been no few.
Thus, your correspondent
made II point 10 solve the
mystery and has come Up with
some rather interesting informa-
ton.
In the first place. this hs.
been an of year
There was a nice run in June.
but since then anglers have been
very much out Of luck on the
whole. Fishing at best has been
sporadic.
The other day there were 700
anglers out there on the Sekiu
water =. and they collected IL
fish.
over one two-week stretch Of
fishing not one limit catch was
made. l learned.
Fishing there has been over
publicized. On most occasions.
You can believe, angling at
Sekiu IL not as good as at the
Point, Dungeness, Port Town
send, Possession Point, Elliott
hay or various other good sal
- mon grounds.
When two or three large fish
are caught an angler is posed
with them. Then another angler.
And still another.
But the fish are the same
fish.
These pictures are posted in
conspicuous places or turned to
the newspapers.
And by that method many
anglers are sent to this far-off
place on the strength of phony
publicity.
When the big ones are run
ming in the Sekiu district. they
are worthy of any mans mettle.
but there is no direct effort
made TO let the public know
when the fish are actually there.
On the other hand. there Is
constant stream of false pub
licity and the believing
anglers fall Mt a brisk price.
This Is no effort To belittle a
grand fishing ground when the
fish are In.
But this false propaganda TO
entice anglers with their cash
when the waters are barren OF
the mighty Kings. is not so
good.
Those who benefit by invading
anglers might find it more
profitable in the long run to
keep TO the truth.
Reliable information sent to
newspapers is means toward
= that end.
These co lumns will gladly
broadcast presence OF the fish
there. but will not go for any
milarkey meant only to squeeze
money from anglers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Cop Wins Derby

Clarence Lannoye, Port An
seles policeman, caught a 81
pound. s-ounce salmon Saturday
to win a new 81 800 automobile
in the Port Townsend salmon
derby.
Fishing in the finals contin-
ued yesterday but no catch was
bigger than Lannoye's. Sixty
fish were caught In two days by
2s2 finalists.
Howard Knutzen. Port Town
send. finished second with a 20
pound, 12-ounce fish; Joseph
Byers. third, u pounds Is ounces,
and Louis Buchille, fourth, rs
pounds. u ounces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

HALIFAX. n. s--Tne Royal
navy tost . fnaeh-lossd rn<mD<r
n "a. psr-onnel rlth ths death ~
B4ngo. me bg. blAex 1ox that had
p@sn ships mascot In more than
0ns encounter nth the sn<my.
hinso survived ths bembsfament
- = British toxn and an a. sa-
tsr0uz Atlantic eroeslna sfy p
meet his Death in = fFafe aees%
Dent IN HaAfsx.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Rolling Rails
No Callow Youth

IoNsACREs Rolling Rails,
they call him. the ridingss, jockey
seen in years around this neck ~
the woeds And Puget Sound -
thanks to Iongaofes race track.
has seen = few ~ 'sm.
To name a few Johnny Adams.
Ralph Nsvss. Ferrill zufelt &.
three tsfrora IN their line
Hut the rank and file. hoss
players. hsrs.men and com-
mon race fans. Win tell ysu
Rolling haiis-for pure.
downright sos-~manship. hs.
II on any heot.r Of thorough
bred .t~ed. s~sa beresbouis
since The inception ~ racing
more than seven years hack.
Oddly. this Rolling" Rails IL no
oallous youth. no newcomer from
the hintsrland bidding for hiding
spurs he's a veteran Of many
wars on various fronts. hipping
along IL the midst ~ q comeback
an oldtimsr suddenly fired by
ambition. guided by the hand of
nobls woman. Mother Irwin. ans
of the turf's angels
Mrs e. ~ Irwin. widow ~ The
famous plainsmsn ~ Old ch.y.
snns. conducts a small stable ~
her own, has done 40 ever slnes
the death ~ G -.
Thanks 20 Mrs. Irwin many
raes iraeksr has found MS way 10
property sot among the least
important ~ these 10 Tom Smith.
trainer ~ the Biscuit. Kayak.
Midland and All tbs Howard horses
"a sss Mira. Irwin. right her.
1T issEserrs whs gave Tom
smith employ msnt .. her
trainer. Tom aid so viii with
Mrs. frsin's horse. that be
attracted the sttsatlsa sf
q =. Howard. who signed him.
and thereby formed the big
money" WANING combination
that has startled fhs turf
Ms Irwin say Joeksy Ralph
Nsvss up TIE rough steps. after the
after mad taken fair bath IN
trials and fluctuations Standing
the young msn On his feet abs
sent him into the alsiF Tine and
there be has rsmainsd
A year ago Mother irwin took
into protective custody = bright
but discouraged Young fslnsman.
Otto Cfohs - mans riding f0r
hfs frSfn ever LgnGaefss sandy
loan Jocksy Grohs attained
bfilianes that TOOK him ~ 10 the
California wheel phsrs today bs IL
making god slth a vengeance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
x BIG KINGS ERRATIC IN SEKIU WATERS THIS YEAH
Poggies Will
Have 0uiinu

The TAeoma fogEle club has
billed = session and cutting 81 ~.
Defiance Tuesday night e. ! -
o'cloek Members snd wives VII
gather a. the Point Defiance
pavilion md h.xs clan ehowder
and smoked salmon Dutch lunch
and entertainment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Saichel PAIGE
Goes 10 Hill
Colored Wonder IN
Action at Sedttle

SEATTLE seattle bsn fans are
al IN = other Over TIE ecnlnE
appearance hefe - sAtehsi Paige
and the House % David pepper
rams" al en- TIE same nlrht. Tues
day. August II 1t siek's seattle
stadium
ne Ielnt appearance - ths
BLACK Hob fsiier7 snd the magic
game - Tho eng haired kuys Hfst
about makes lhs the outstanding
baseball sitFssfloa q the year IN
the Northwest
Paige wiu pitch fer the Kansas
CITY MonaFchs against ths paStas
Earlier ihis year TIE bearded heys
won a brilliant to l ssms esfofs
snoo fans az sicks stadium and
the Mensrchs veking FsvsnKs
signed IN. great satchsl 10 pitch
Ter them and xlndiesls their cause
Tn. leas. iran Ielat~a >esrs
|. .etflnK same sort ~ . re-
ord Tor travel 10 play ene hall
game. He l. flying f,1ee .sil~-
Just n pitch enc ksase s.a
ts-s fisinx hack 10 ks~r
pitching engagement In -
Louis.
Another sdded feature 10 the
guarantee that Paige viii pitch 81
least fivs innings In previous ap-
pearAness Paige. who pitches al.
most every day In tho week arii-
narily. has worked only ens o. tSe
innings N Northwest games nut
Tuesday "oid satch" VIII be cut
there bearing down and pitching
FOR KiurY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

tas loalnz pitcher. Eat. inninss
pitcher - FFeltsa 7 se4te 81 a.
bat. or PTsltAs "a B<Afs - hlss.
OF Frsltaa s. sssts > runs Acofs1
or Ffsitzs q ssats , runs FsaDcn-
slbas for. osats 3 Das~a on esiA. Of
s<ets Z. K4Diinzsf ]. hit - Ditcbsf.
Holder b. Ffsllxf. tHo-bsss hats.
HzHdisT a Ne xoFea. gtat1sfldss
runs DAttsd 30 Nisczosss ss4ta. Out
tfflrEs Hzncie5 ssefifirss. Prtatzs.
Eluttz Bprinz. double play. BisttnsT-
Study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

san Diego .......... 10 O0l 100
Los Angeles ..-....-. Oio 900 Og2-3
Summary--Loslng pitcher. Flores
innings pitched nY Flores 7-plus at
bat. off Flores 80 runs eff Flores Q.
hits. of Flores 10. runs responsible
for. Rich 8 Flores s. Berry q bases
on balls. OF Rich 8 FLORES struck
out bV Rich 2 Flores 4. Berry J.
aid pitch bY Ricn Flores J. left
on bases. San Diego Q, Los Angeles
s. tao base hits Nazzsra stins
three base hit. PeilaErlni. home runs.
Jensen Detofe Weiutraub sacrifice
hits. Jensen Rich. stolen base Low
res. nuns batted ia. Patchstt 2
Jensen. before. Mcdonald z MszHers
Rich Warstler Welntfaub Z double
plays Pellagrin! EpfrrY Mcdonald
Garibaldl -SperrI Mcdonald.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

Ths Bother plsyed the stronz
House II M "a team sund4V
and 1on. 7 10 4. and then togpse
OF a perfect day By beating tns
summit cub.
Disstsrhoff for thu Bottisfs had
. perfect day at the nat. making
sven hits for seven trips TO the
plate, including . homo run
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Nancy Merki Takes Spotlight
Away From Glamor Swim Gals

stretch bat she finished 10 feet
Ia front. Tier time was II min.
utes. Ia seconds beating her o~n
mark OF iilep.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

m sizth Avenue Tavern bowl
lng league sil meet tina Mond2y
night A. Tsso o'clock 70 prepare
fof the new season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

WINS COLI CROWN
ASTORIA. orr Bobby ABdsr-
soa. Astoria attorney. today Nhs
champion golfer q ths under ~
year oIas along the Oregon coast
f0f fhs second tins
Anderson rsgAinsd his oozst
tltis b. dsieailnE Iss strph-
sas. Osssgs Laks. sns up. Ne
brid the title in 1881.
hay Tssacs. Elvsfslds. defeated
Barney Lucas. Gsafharf. ons sp
% ain ths over o. titls
Mrs. 4. y Hansen OWNED Ms
Jens Lerback 4 and , o. win fhs
Astoria Nomsns championship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

-fpff D. ~ HfHHa
Sacramento ....#.... 90 600 o0i 1
San Ffauclhco #.. COO 600 900
summary Runs rfauoualb be for
Jansen atTiifk out D. Ians4n :
Klsluks s. basss on balls of kIsinks
three -naas hit. GutterioKe tWos
haae hlt Fslu. HaudirV Adnfna
run batted iE. HandlsY sarrNee
Adams stolen base Pain double
plays Wieczorsk Kiutfz kiufz n1aft-
ner outtefldgs- BIaftneF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

rf"fs ~ t""fHHs. -.
fsufttsha 4a4sfaasas 90 H8 ~
SUMMARY q hlss , spas ~ GsFn~st
~ s.pihs , aud 4 off AultfaAn IN
IA saa of Ansnifx ~ tAf
ln@lns nit1h<F Nallissn rtsas fsspote
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snsalss .. n..es en- bziis. nitensf ..
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