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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
SPLMDRHT
BY GEORGE +. VAN

As long ago as 1929 the boys up
and down the river were saying
that the r class was dead and
every year since then this red-het
racing division has proved the con-
tentlon wrong.
The Rs are too good 10 die out.
There's too much honesty in their
hullS and their weatherly quail
ties. -for-foot in overall length
and pound-for-pou in displace-
mcnt. far outclaSS any other one
design group ever developed
This year four Of the slim-hullcd
sloops will be sailing again and
LiGhtnin'. perennial champion of
the class. Will be the ship 10 beat.
The other three are Fred Wag-
ner'S Breeze, Russ Moore's LaSalle
and Milt Cross Ardete
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

BILGEWA SH-Bobby Bryant,
the Little Wbfte Father" among
local tsmen. is joining
Apache's crew this year :. Joe
Snay, dean of them all here, will
be aboard the new queen, Man
doc ii, tits said Ernie Greats
Is bringing the eight-meter
Shamrock around from Chicago
this weekend with Fred
Bingham Tom PetZold Is
busy in Washington on defense
work, which means that brother
Herman Butch" PetZOld may
have to steer Josephine ii this
season.
This means Herman won't be
setting any light sails that
job again will be well handled
by the Clark brothers, Bill and
Bernie There IL a quiet
scrap going on in the Detroit
Yacht Club catbOat committee
some of its members are OPP
posed to having the ladies sail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
'Run1ney SprdSn1'

In 1888 Rumney took a Detroit
crew South for the Miami-Nassau
race, the first Great Lakes outfit
ever to compete in southern
waters. They sailed with Harlow
Noble Davock and his 55-chooner
"Abenaki."
II was A stormy venture as Il
dreaded 'norther' kicked up,
scattering most of the fleet of ID
starters. Abenaki, with her green
salt water crew. held on even
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
M Thmclads OUerpOWer
Irish in II to Sc Victory

All but two Of the meet marks
made from q 10 Is years ago
were shattered in this. the first
meeting of the two schools out
door since 1919. Bud Piel Of the
Wolverines tied mark Of 9.S N
the 100-yard dash made by John
son OF Michigan in 1919 Frank
Mccarthy Of the Wolverines failed
10 collect the broad lump mark.
also set a. - feet 10 inches by
johnson in 1918.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

Totals 50 10 - y Totals 81 s u II
'Batted for Lnhrmau IN seventh inninE
fBattsd for Bowman IN ninth inning.
Pittsburgh 100 600 i1n-3 10 o
New York nu1 Ono zoo . -
Runs Martin earns Fletcher. OF
Moore. Runs hated in-Fletcher 2. Lopez.
prenga Twu-harr hfts=tiarms Martin.
Sacrifice hit-Orengo stolen bases Ruckfr.
Orengo. Double plays-Nsughan To Martin
10 Fletcher. Young tunsssisted1 Whitehead
N Young Hits--On Lohrman : In Z in
nings of Bowman in innings Bases
OF Bowman > struck out-Bv Lohrman
3, hy Butcher ?. by Bowman !. Left on
bases Pittsburgh 5. New York .. Winning
pitcher Butcher. Losing pitcher Bowman
lmpires-Conlan Coetz and Reardon Time
= o. Attendance III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Gorni(ki HurIs
Hitter, Eighth
Straight Victory
Don P a d G e tt G e t S
Homer Off Crouch
in F ourth Inning
International New. seryie. Wire

PHILADELPHIA, May B.
Henry Gornicki made his big
league pitching debut for the ST.
Louis Cardinals today by hurting
a one-hit, 60, victory over the
Phillics.
The lone Philly hit was a single
IN the sixth inning by Stanley
Benjamin. Rookie outfielder.
Gornicki pitched last year for
Rochester, where he won 10 and
lost 10.
1t was the Cardinals eighth
straight victory Don Padgett
Socked Crouch for a homer IN the
fourth and the Cards added four
more runs in the seventh on five
hits. Crespi's ninth inning homer
accounted for the other run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Ypsi Trdtkmen Win
First Outdoor Meet

YPSILANTI May 3-NIChican
Normals track team opened its
dual meet season here today with
a 20 : -60a, win over Miami Uni
verSity Of oxford. Ohio. Tony Ras-
moVich, eX-Ncw Hampshire prep
iavelin titloholder, added more
than three feet to his Michigan
Normal Varsity record with
throw Of $50 feet 10 inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Spartan Coli Team
Romps Over u. D

EAST LANSING, May s.
Meeting here today for the first
time in more than five years. the
Michigan State golf squad
Swanped University of Detroit.
26-l While only Mari Taylor, with
II, could break so for the Titans.
IS was the top card among the
SpartanS. Lanky Bill ZylStra was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04

Totals s. = % . Totals u II "a
'RAitef far BrAgau in eighth inning.
fbatted for Crouch in eighth inning
s. Louis coo lOn Ani-s
Philadelphia 600 900 600
Runs padge'' Me- sla8 ghier Marion
Crsspi 2 Error Klein. Runs 5Atted in
Pargett CrespI , rioruick Moore.
F-aWr. Horne ru0s PafEetf Cfespi SacrI-
fee mr. Msnruso Double plays PraEAn 70
ttfen Crefpi 20 Marion % Nze Warren 20
BraEar Left on hasss Philadelphia p
=. Louis Bases 80 nails OFT Gornickl
= - Gorr.sba ? Tf-tz orr Crouch ia IN 5
inninEs aff Beck IN inning TmpIfes
HaIArfsnf BsriIck and PlrsiN Losing
Tffshsr Crouch Tne-i.5s Al,endAnce
900 tes'ims'ecI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Boston Braves
Edge Reds, 81

BOSTON. May 3 49, Jim Tobin
ended his hard luck streak this
afternoon as he hurled the Boston
Braves To 2 10 victory over
Cincinnati 10 gam his first win Of
the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
IFS All Higbe
As Dodgers Win

NEW YORK. May : Kirby
Hiebe pitched ana natted tho
Dodgers 10 a 4 IA 3 victory over
Charley Root and the Chicago
Cubs today. The Dodgers punched
three of their seven hts ln the
iffh for three runs, EIicbe driving
N $50 OF them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Low Heart Beat

Leslie MacNlitchell, the mile
running sensation. has an anaz-
inCly low heart beat of SIS. The
average IS y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
sEdge0ut
n. Y. Giants, 81

NEW YORK, May 3 - The
Giants failed 10 break out OF their
slump today bowling 10 Max
Butcher and Pittsburgh. 3 10 ,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
OLD MAN OF THE SEA- GOING AGAIN

ing That's why young Wagner,
the veteran Cross and the hard
driving Moore again are looking
ahead 10 their ScasOn-long scrap
with Rumney the Old Man Of
81, Coo 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Sacs Add to
Coast Lead
By UNITED PRESS

Sacramento ran its lead to 10
games In the Pacific Coast league
last night by whipping San Fran
cisco while second-place Seattle
was idle.
Big Bill Schmidt gave the solons
an So victory over San Francisco,
his seventh win in eight starts.
He gave the Seals nine well-spaced
hits while his teammates collected
IL off Larry Jansen.
Hollywood at Seattle and Oak
land at Portland were rained out.
Manager Pepper Martin Of
the Solons marched up 20 the
plate three times and came
back with . triple. O double,
and . single. Frank scalzi,
Sacramento shertstop, was
hanished In the eighth inning
for fling . protest at second
base against n decision by Um-
pire Bin Engeln. Each team
had three double plays.
Homers by Bob Collins and
Harry Lowrey ended Los Angeles
losing streak as the Angels beat
San Diego. AZ. Lowrey opened
the Los Angeles scoring with a
homer in the fifth and after two
runs were worked home in the
seventh. Collins tied 1t up with q
homer In the eighth. Lefty Prim
won on nine hits while wally
Hebert allowed Los Angeles Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
More Players

SALEM. Ore. - The slipping
Salem Senators of the Western
International league are due for
reinforcements. Business Manager
Howard Maple said today.
George Duke" Windsor. who
pitched 20 wins for Spokane last
season. viii come TO Salem on
option from the Seattle Rainiers
Of the Pacific coast league. and
Outfielder Neil Artlett. nephew OF
the famous Buzz" Arlett, viii be
SECURED outright from the Yankee
chain. Maple said.
There is also a strong posi-
bility. Maple indicated. that Ray
orteig who hit $40 while playing
third ba!se for Vancouver last year
may be added to the Senator
squad.
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Indians, Yaks
Win Contests
Winsor 10 Solem:
Roche Enters Army
nv UNITED PRESS

Spokane and Yakima. the West
ern international leagues top
clubs. had fortified their superior
positions today with decisive VIC
tories over second division teams.
Spokane posted an lis win
over the Salem Senators at the
Indians home park last night.
eapitalizing on 10 hits off Fenter
and Lieb and taking advantage OF
Salem's six errors.
Ronnie Bryant Of the Pip
pins pitched his club 10 an
10 shutout victory over
Wenatchee. allowing only four
safe blows. His teammates.
meanwhile, touched Williams
and Jacobsen for IL bingles.
Vancouver at Tacoma was post
poned because OF rain.
Salem. meanwhile. got some
needed pitching help with the
news that George Duke Winsor.
right-handed pitcher, had been
optioned to the solons by the Sc
attic Rainiers OF the Pacific Coast
league.
Uncle Sam grabbed q Spokane
catcher. Jack Roche. former Santa
Clara fullback. Roche was order
ed TO report to army air head
quarters at King City. Cal. He
was the second Spokane player
called. Major serventi. pitcher.
In a buck private at Fort Ord. Cal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Deny Baer
Foul" Claim
Commission Acts
Against Challenger

WAsHTSGToS-The District Of
Columbia boxing commission today
unanimously rejected Buddy Bser's
claim to the heavyweight cham
pionship on grounds he had been
'.fouleds by Champion Joe Louis
in = title bout here last Friday
night
The commission voted to
sustain the decision OF Referee
Arthur Donovan who disquah-
fed Baer because his handlers
refused TO leave the ring 1T
the start Of the seventh round
The commission acted after
waiting In vain for Donovan TO
appear here to answer certain
questions about the fight. Dono-
van was to have flown here this
morning, but his plane was
grounded by fog.
QUICK ACTION
After failing to contact Dono-
van. the three-man commission
went into executive session and
reached Its decision within two
minutes.
Chairman Claude W. Owen an
nounced that after considering
Baers appeal for the title-as
presented by his manager, Ancil
Hoffman. Monday in an 11-point
complaint-it had voted unani-
mously to sustain the referees
decision.
The commission has q rule
which states that a referees
decision. once given, cannot
be changed. IL was Indicated
that the commission was
guided by this ruIe.)
At the same time Owen an
nounced that Promoter Mike
Jacobs Of New York has assured
the commission that a Baer-Louis
rematch definitely would be held
in Washington the first week in
October.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
New Catcher
For Bengals
Hurry Stoeber Hos
Good Hitting Mark

Eddie Botelho. Tacoma first
string catcher. has been released
BY the Tigers. Business Manager
Cliff Olson reports this morning.
Harry stroeber, hard hitting
youngster from Cedar Rapids,
Cleveland Indian chain. has been
signed to replace the Californian.
Botelho could not locate his bat
ting eye and the Tiger bosses
wanted a receiver who could pelt
the ball.
Stroeber has a four-year
professional batting average OF
close TO .s25. In l01 games
with Flint Of the Michigan
State league. Class c, last
year Harry hit. $40.
He Is in Tacoma and ready to
get into action.
stroeber was bought outright,
Olson SAYS.
Incidentally, Olson also reports
that John Linde. young south
hurler and utility man, has come
down with the measles.
The Tigers and Caps play to-
night at Athletic park. weather
permitting.
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Bowling Scores

The st. Recreation Summer
league got into fun swing Tuesday
ana many good scores were rolled
by both men and women.
The Bandits beat the Tryants 1855
70 1868. and Buccaneers beat the
Pirates 1914 to 1854.
For the ladies Kay Fahey was tied
Tor high single game OF lac with
Julia Cozza. Miss Cozza had high
series 4l2.
For the men Russ Anderson scored
lel. l7e, 2oo-57o total Lawrin Cow
ling had high single game for the
evening 2o3.
WAY LADIES' LEAGUE,
HI-WAY ALLEYS
Browns 2402 a. vs.. Initials 2ls2
lo); nigh game. J. Church 1877; hieh
series J. Church 4Os.
Johnnys 22l5 tO) vs. Semaphores
1855 "a: high game B. Felt 1854:
high series. L. Holt 400.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Hosfak-Zale
Fight Tonight

CHICAGO - The National Box
ing associations middleweight
championship rests tonight on the
brittle bones of a challenger's left
fist as Tony Yale of Gary, Ind,
risks his year-old crown against
former champion Al Hostak OF
Seattle in a 15-round bout at the
stadium.
Despite two previous VIC
tories by Zale-one a lS-rOund
knockout 10 win the title from
HOstak last SUMMERTIME one
time steel-puddler was no
more than n 6 TO choice to
retain his title, for Hostak In
man of tremendous hitting
force.
Most observers felt that if his
frail hands withstand the shock
an estimated crowd Of $4,000 will
see Hostak crowned champion fol-
the third time in his in-and-oui
career.
Promoter Mike Jacobs of
New York was expected be-
fore bell time 10 see about
lining up the winner for =
battle Of champions with New
York's titleholder, Billy Soose.
Hostak already has been
promised a Soose match II he
wins.
Both Zsle and Hostak expected
To weigh in at 159, one under tbs
limit. Zale will collect 35 per cent
OF the net gate. Hostak 20 pei
cent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
EDDIE BOTELHO RELEASED BY TACOMA

NTH ELLIOTT METCALF

THOSE arches" said idle don't rate high
with me. Why man. saw the target they shoot
ing at It's this long"
And he proceeded TO extend his arms at full length.
What the critic had in mind of the full target,
that 50-inch circle of padded straw.
And of em miss IL entirely, continued the indi-
yidua. "Why. a with a rifle"
hetng the srchers and their art end
sir bet my grandmammy's walkin that the
himself couldn't pull back 4opound bow 10 its fun stretch let
barn. o say nothing OF the archery target
the Tacoma club who only
5onch time 100 yards but who drive
home a surprising number Of bnleyes
bulseye in o. 5o-ineh einch mark
ench cardboard at distance Of 100 yards which
Ii ne city block, and try hit 1t with an
a rifle a rest.
would have hard time seeing such small target at
archers their art
They spank object alarming
bulseye sighted the archer at
10Osd distance Like duck shooter he allows certain dis
tance off The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Pioneer League

The Ogden Reds ran into trouble
last night but came out of it in
the tenth inning with three HON.
runs to defeat the cellarite Twin
Falls Cowboys So.
The victory left the Reds in
the Pioneer league lead. while
second-place Boise kept pace by
trimming Idaho Falls SD.
The Salt Lake-Pocatello game
was rained out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Fight Pictures
Arrive Tonight

The Louis ~. Buddy Baer fight
pictures are scheduled 20 arrive
At the Roxy theater here tonight
&C 9 o'clock. They are coming
by plane and have been = bit de-
layed. Manager Bin Connor Of the
Roxy explains.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
SeWell Wins
Over Huskies

PULLMAN, Wash. - Washing
ton State college gained an even
break in its four-game series with
the University of Washington
baseball nine, taking yesterdays
finale 1913 with a 15-hit attack off
the Huskies' star pitcher, Warren
Sierer.
1t was the last game Of the
year for the Huskies, but Wash
ington State has one more, with
Idaho, on its schedule.
Score: Eight innings)
Washington 100 01O oi-s 8
Wash. State 200 0o2 o6-lo is /
Sierer and Watson: Chambers,
Sewel land Van Slyks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

Thursday afternoon at $50
marks the 18th annual parochial
track and field meet to be held at
Bellarmine playfield.
81. Leo's. Holy Rosary. Saint
Patricks. Visitation. Holy Cross
and Sacred Heart grade schools
will compete. There is a limit Of
two entries for each school in
every event. The first, second
and third place winners will be
presented with ribbons.
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Three Games On WV Menu

Jimmy Cisxton, AZ year old
Negro hurler. and his mates OF the
Club nine, eolored, will play the
league leading Pacific City nine
Sunday at Pacific City in Western
Washington circuit competition.
Claxton out-pitehed Lefty Ise-
kite last Sunday in leading his
Club squad to victory over the
strong Shipbuilders.
Other league games will be be-
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sunmary-At bat. off Bryant 81
Williams n. Jacobsen "a: earned
runs. off Bryant o. Williams 8, ia
cobsen q runs batted In. Reese
stamper 2. Younker 2. Reese. Bliss;
two base hits. Harrison. Sueme,
Younker. Cox. home run, Reese:
stolen bases. Madrid 2. Stamper:
double plays. Bryant to Madrid 70
Reese. Marionetti 10 Endress; left on
bases. Yakima 8. Wenatchee s: bases
on balls, off Bryant o. Williams s,
Jacobsen s. struck out. by Bryant 4,
williams 0. Jacobsen 2: hits, off
Bryant 4 in Q innings. off Williams
in 3h innings. off Jacobsen 9 in
5ss innings. wild pitches, Williams 2.
Jacobsen; passed ball. FARRELL; win
ming pitcher. Bryant; losing pitcher.
Williams: umpires. Kailis and Weis-
gerber. time. 2 hours.
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summary-Runs batted IN. Lani-
Zero z. Shinn. Bergstrom. Mccormack
q. Jacobs. Rosenlund 3. Beard q,
Budnick; two-base hits. Mccormack.
Beard, Budnick. Bergstrom; stolen
bases. Martinez. Hughes. Mccormack,
Jacobs: sacrifices. Alden. Iieb: double
plays, Lanifero TO Oriffiths. Lanifero
20 0rifffths 10 Bates: left on bases.
Spokane 10. Salem IL: bases on balls,
off Fenter L. of Lieb Q. off Bud
nick 7: struck out. by Lieb 4, Bud
nick 7: hits. off Fenter ) in plus in
nings. runs. off Budnick 8 in
innings. S runs. off Lieb In In
nings. Z runs: hit by pitcher. Mar
tinez BY Iieb: wild pitch. Lieb: baik
Lieb: losing pitcher. Fenter; time
20. unpires. Valerie and Moran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville S. Columbus 6.
Indianapolis IL, Toledo o.

double PLAYS, Blattner TO Scalzi to
Sturdy, Scalzi 70 Blattner to Sturdy.
Lazzeri to Fernandez to Fain. Jen-
nings TO Lazzeri 10 Pain. Scalzi 20
Sturdy.
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San Diego .......... .O20 600 00O-2
Los Angeles ..... 900 0l0 AK
Summary Runs responsible for
Hebert 4. Prim l. bases on balls.
Hebert 2, Prim /; struck out, by
Hebert /. Prim A. hit by pitcher.
Storey by Hebert: left on bases. San
Diego 8, Los Angeles 10: two-base
hits. warstler, before Pellasrini, Has
lin. Merullo. Lowrey. home runs.
JoVrey. Collins: sacrifice. Mazzera
stolen base. Patchett: players walking
Mayo. before. Lowrey: runs batted
in Haslin. Sperry. Lowrey. MAYO 2
Collins: double PLAYS. pellaRrini 20
Sperry to Mcdonald MAYO 20 War
stler Sperry to Pellagrini to Nc
Donald. Mayo 70 Warstler TO Vein
trsub. time, l SIS.
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AONaAr 90 - ID
b Batted for Jansen in seventh.
Batted for Kittle In ninth.
Score by Innings
Sacramento $50 100 sos
San Francisco .....l0o 900 1000
Summary-Losing pitcher. Jansen.
innings pitched. Jansen 7: at bat off
Jansen so hits. off Jansen 10. runs
scored. off Jansen Z: runs responsible
for. Schmidt 2. Jansen S. Kiale i:
struck out by Schmidt ! Jansen g.
bases on balls. off Schmidt 5. Jansen
/ Kittle ]. three-base hits. Jennings
Martin. two-base hits. Scalzi Blatt-
ner. Martin: runs batted in Fer
nandez. Martin z. Scalzl. Endicott.
Gutteridge. Bnovia. Sturdy: sacrifice
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

While unoble TO get owoy
from ormy duties to compete
in National Open in Fort
Worth, June 81, Corp. Ed
tPorky) Oliver keeps game in
shape in Tournaments ond
matches neor Fort Dix, N. J..
Drafted professional bIosts out
of sond trop in 0oodoII round
robin tournament at Fresh
Meadow Country club.
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tween Tllicum Chiefs and the
Shipbuilders at Western State hos
pital field and Roy against Morton
at Morton. spanaway draws a
bye.
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Abbott. Valuable Tiger 3.

Morry Abbotts batting isn't setting the Western
international league afire.
That is, if you look at the percentage column.
MOrrys under the coveted 800 NOTCH but don't let that
bother belong TO the great following the pleasant
husky guy
batter is valued for the he drives in, the
decentralization he cause to opposing pitchers.
And that what the Tigers
Hits haven't been coming frequently for Morry they have
Morry has been hitting in the clutch, knocking in runs
looking them and drawing
which h o. little.
mention the issued
full willow a threat the platter
Incidentally Abbos fielding satisfactorily He be
Arnold stastz Bill Lawrence hawking the ball.
down of them, spectacular
the big boy valued member
slump in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
New York 2. Boston /.
st. Louis 3. Chicago 2.
Brooklyn 8. Philadelphia o.
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Arrow Remains in Sight

The shooter shoots at point above the buseye, using
his instinct judgment in allowing for the fall OF
the
srchers shoot almost straight at
the bullseye.
Your old companion IL not talking from experience
cutched by these paws
the childhood knows well
the club
greene archery himself the owdown the
sport
particularly public Sundays city title at
ew Tiow Beach
ling begi n 0 a. m.
provides opportunity who have these
skilled and bowga and bowds action first hand
eye full
While will kill bear elk with almost the
a a between the
That is from spectators standpoint.
The flies be flight from beginning
TO
Anyway you desire archery to Titow
Beach Sunday
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Abes Pull for Tigers -.

Imagine Lincoln prepmen there the sdenes cheer
ing for Stadium high to win ball game.
That's pretty hard to imagine when considers
the long and traditional rivalry between the old schools
that's what yesterday afternoon Jefferson
field
playing high regular city
little competition.
the Bells had they'd have tied Lincoln for the lead,
necessatng a play-off game.
Lincontes hardly
traditional which
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
New York 10. Washington 9.
st. Louis 5. Chicago 2.
Detroit .. Cleveland s.
Boston 81. Philadelphia all.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Los Angeles 4. San Diego 2.
Sacramento 9. San Francisco 2
tOther games rained OUT
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TheASfandings
WfyTERN INTERNATIONAL

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Yakima IL. Wenatchee 0.
Spokane IL. Salem s.
Vancouver At Tacoma, off. rain
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Your Postmaster can tell you
kow to invest in y. 8. Defense
Bonds.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City Z. Syracuse ).
Baltimore 5. Newark 1.
Toronto 2. Montreal 5.
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Totals ..........S7 10 "a ID 2
. Ran for Wieczorek in fifth.