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Evening star., 1941-11-23
Ben Hur News

The Executive Board is sponsor
ing. with the assistance of the six
courts. bi-monthly boosters meet
ings. The first will be held in jan
uary. State Manager Kenneth l..
Canine will be master OF ceremonies.
Deputy Calvin S. Orth, United
Court, and Samuel Trupp, chairman
of the Executive Board. will be he
principal speakers. The meetings
will be open to guests and the dele
gates are requested to bring friends.
Entertainment. :,
All courts except United will hold
their annual elections IN December
The courts are to decide whether q
ioint installation Of ofncers Is to be
held In January.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Spunish War Veterans

Admiral George Dewey Naval Camp
nominated the following: Charles
Hamilton, commander; John A.
Martin, senior vice commander;
Harry A. Nolan, Junior vice COM
mander; Thomas A. Herring, officer
of the day. and Edward w. Ahern,
officer Of the guard. Elections will
be held December II. A buffet sup
per will be served. William M. La
Roche was named trustee for three
years.
The auxiliary will hold a Christ
mas party December at Northeast
Masonic Temple to provide toys for
girls and boys in hospitals and in
stitutions.
Gen. Nelson A Miles Camp ini-
tiated Edmund Burke at its last
meeting.
The Military Order of the Serpent
met in Woodlands Hall Prof.
George W. Puff's Spanish American
quartet sang.
Col. James S. Petit Camp meets
Tuesday. Gen. Miles Camp and
auxiliary on Friday.
AuXiliarieS.
Meetings this week: Monday
Col. James S. Petit, Naval Lodge
Hail. Friday-Gen. Nelson A. Miles,
Pythian Temple.
The department meeting was
presided over by Department Presi-
dent Carrie FlahertV. Plans were
made for a Christmas party on De-
cember 3 at Northeast Masonic
Temple at pm. to gather toys to
be distributed to the children at
Glenn Dale Hospital. The depart
ment will hold an evening of games
November 81 at the Church of the
Nativity Margaret Binnix requests
donation of prizes.
Willie Cole presided over Admiral
George Dewey Naval Auxiliary
Mrs. Annie Dittleback was initiated
The next meeting will be the elec-
tion Of officers.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary
was presided over by President Ann
Palmer. Mrs. Mary Burke and Mrs
Bernice Solomon were initiated
The auxiliary will hold dinner at
the Fairfax Hotel on December 4
Tickets may be obtained from
Maude Wright.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Royul Arcunum

Municipal and District Councils
will hold a banquet at Ills Penn
sylvania avenue NV. on November
IS at 6 pm. The dinner will pre-
cede the regular meeting at Odd
Fellows Temple at 8 pm. Many OF
the Grand Council officers will at
tend. orator william T. Miskelly
will be master of ceremonies. Vice
Regent Grassland is taking reserva.
tions.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
James I. Brady Post
Of Catholic Veterans
Install Officers

James T. Brady Post, Catholic
War Veterans. at the last meeting
elected the following officers:
Chaplain, the Rev. Russell A. Phe-
Ian: commander, George A. Keyser:
first vice commander. John P.
Drach; second vice commander, DR..
L. P. Schroeder; third vice COM
mander. Frank B. Driscoll; adjutant,
Lawrence M Feeney; treasurer,
John L. Meade; judge advocate, j..
Leo Pope; historian, John S. Hig-
gins: trustees. Harry B. Milnor and
Ernest F. Dwyer.
Attorney Harry I. Quinn was the
principal speaker.
Thomas r. Callahan is conducting
membership drive.
The Committee for Departmental
Organization voted to ask all posts
to cooperate with the James Cardi-
nal Gibbons Post in the blessing of
that posts colors December IA at
Holy Trinity Church.
William I. Slattery, commander
OF Father Francis j. Hurney Post,
announced a meeting December 3
at Carroll Hall at pm. Memorial
services will be held in honor of
John j. Mulvey and Lawrence F.
Sheehy.
Mrs. Bertha Angevine, president
of Father Hurney Post Auxiliary
and her staff were installed by
Comdr. Slattery at the New Colo
nial Hotel Friday evening.
Comdr. Ray Gilbert of Msgr.
Francis x. Bischoff Post announced
installation of officers will be held
at 8 pm. November q in the Ma
tivity Church Auditorium.
Comdr. Archie Brand of Father
John w. Daley Post announced a
meeting will be held at 8 pm. No.
vember 26 at Holy Comforter Hall.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Hotel Greeters of America

Charter No. 81 and Women's AUX
iliary No. 81 will meet at the Capitol
Park Hotel on Wednesday at $50
pm, with President Robinson Lap
pin and Manager Charles Hutchin-
son as hosts Members are re-
quested to invite prospective mem
bers.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Gold Star Mothers
Will Be Honored
By Eight and Forty

Salon No. IA Of the local Eight
and Forty, honor society of the
American Legion Auxiliary, will hold
a testimonial anniversary dinner
dance at the American Legion club
house, 2437 Fifteenth street NV,
at 7p.m. December 6, honoring Gold
Star Mothers, Mrs Mary K. Killeen
and Mrs. Irene Arnold. organizer
of the salon. Mrs. Daisy Whitehead
of Tampa, Fla, national chapeau,
will make her official visit to the
local salon in May.
Thanksgiving baskets, clothing and
food were distributed to needy FAM
lilies on Thanksgiving Eve by the
Child Welfare Committee.
The salon will have charge of the
tuberculosis Christmas seal booth
at the Benjamin Franklin Post
Office, under the direction OF Mrs.
Ann Seiders.
Vincent B. Costello Unit held an
executive meeting Monday at the
home of the president, Mrs, Ann
Granting. 9O5 Hamlin street NE,
when plans were made to distribute
Thanksgiving baskets to three needy
families.
The next meeting will be Decem-
ber 2 at the Y. W. c. A., 614 E
street NV. Donations for the gift
shop and Christmas baskets are
needed.
Kenna-Mai Unit held card
party November IA to raise funds
for child welfare.
Mrs. Margaret Rogers. child well
fare chairman, reports the need OF
clothing, especially sizes 2 to 6. Call
Atlantic 1869 and the clothing will
be called for.
A testimonial dinner is planned
in honor of Mrs. Eva Carrico, past
president, at the American Legion
clubhouse on November 26 at
7:30 pm.
Sergt. Jasper Unit will hold a
"penny sale" Tuesday at $3.50 pm.
at the New Colonial Hotel. The
public is invited.
The Christmas party of the post
and unit will be held December %
at the Thompson School.
Contributions of canned and
staple foods are solicited for baskets
for the needy. Send your contribu-
tions to Mrs. Erma Lester, 200
Cromwell terrace NE.
Units are requested to send In
membership dues to the Depart
ment headquarter for December l
pledges. This is for the telegraphic
roll call made to the departments
president, Mrs. Margaret E. Carroll
These must be in the National
Headquarters by December S.
Cooley-McCullough Unit met with
the juniors on November 18, to Ali
baskets for their needy families
This work was in charge OF
the child welfare chairman, Miss
Katherine Clark. Two baskets were
delivered on Thanksgiving Eve.
The next meeting will be held al
the American Legion Clubhouse
December 4. A meeting of the Past
Presidents Farley of this unit will
be held at the home of Mrs. Edith
P. Landvoigt on December !.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Columbia Review Meeting.

COtumDl4 REVIEW MeetlnB.
Columbia Review of the Woman's
Benefit Association will meet Tues
day at 8 pm; Oficers' Club, We'd
nesday, 8 pm; Girls Review, Thurs
day, 8 pm, and National Review.
Friday, 1:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-11-23

The school of instruction will
meet November 26 at / pm. in the
Masonic Temple.
Evening star., 1941-11-23

The 25th anniversary of the Past
Matrons and Patrons Association Of
Martha Chapter will be held No.
vember 20 at 2600 Sixteenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-23

The 1925 will hold their Christ
mas party December S at 4728 Four
teenth street NV. at GAS pm. Elec-
ton of officers. For reservations call
Ethel Martin or Florence Bailey.
Evening star., 1941-11-23

Harmony Chapter will meet at
Joppa Lodge Hall on November q.
New members are to be honored.
Evening star., 1941-11-23

The fourth annual fall dance, CIV
en- by the Department of Labor
American Legion Post, will be held
at the Mayfower Hotel on Novem-
ber % from 10 to l o'clock. In
cluded in the list of guests will be
many of the department and legion
prominent members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Hitting the Old Head Pin on Local Lanes

Staging a real Garrison finish.
the Peterman az Tacoma bowling
team won the 1871 championship
Of the X Street Merchants league
Monday night on the Play Nor
alleys. defeating the second hair
champion johnson Candy quintet.
2677 10 25ss
The title match was All for the
Candy men Ia the first two EamtA
and they led the pniefmAu Team bg
1913 pins AS they started their third
game
Then things began 10 happen for
the PetefmAn quintet They poured
strike after strike into the pocket
and when the srofe was finally com
putec they had piled ND . total 81
ses pins In tho game.
johnson Candy bgwlers couldn't
click IN that final game and their
scofs fell TO 73B giving the cham
pions margin Of 2sb pins iu the
third game and - pins In total pins
Jerry Mahonsy snd Kancianich
were the spark plugs Of the Peter
man attack Ma honey closed his ~ 2
ries with a 22l single and wound Up
with = Bot total best OF AL tfundlerE
OF both teams
KanolHnieh checked or az game
In the final game % the match and
finished with SIS
BIZ Peppef rolled psu for tho
johnson Candy quintet. finlshing
with $40 The score
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

LOUIS for IN minutes runs tie
fisk u having the fcef FL n.
nIiiv hss bssn IN Interested
spectator II nnsf Il l.oals
bun - - asunfh fIEtts "a
yesf and ~ cisims that - ear
outspessi snd caspelnt ~ shaFa-
pion. n - stieks q thst
strategy ~ NAY - a. rtsht
ut - -. = aulrk IF,.k tess-
ecr sna " snssrheas tag. hlm
81 The az - fash~- - s-s
starts .~srptaa raneke>. NJ
thai hspp~ss sssiast Ilasl.. ths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

an. bat Ne would Ike 30 give
re I'D + chance L - q Few
rounds lnstead - connecting The
victory - Loais before theY Cet
into me nnk
And ! slu usk the pr~,ielioa
rat Z Conn Eets past the first
tive rounds without running inte
one q LOUIS puiverizcrs ~ win
have ,SVveu chance % wtn TIE
decision and the championship
TIE people Who are feeling
sorry fer Conn probably felf
even sorleT for couple q
fighters named Corbett ar
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proved again that brains and
sneed oeeAsianatlF ear - Al
ukht her opposed O. brute
feHes sna punching passH
There's re- usa kl#aiaz ear
ssIers shaat COINS punch. lie
conldu1 flght his va eaf a.
Cellonhsns ~ md his taats
never snd With ore explosive
kuos knut punch ~ ~ has =
fast fsh : 1T ho-ak thst eats
sna hurts Nhsn II lands md ne
bsst faotNoFk IN ths business.
The Kids Er-at~st liability u
that ~ i . slew starter. TIue
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

The haH,z7Te Eht championship
some time between nos znd
autumn
EVer since the match wa<
made there have h~en cries 81
murder. RESOLUTIONS have
heen passed conforming The
cruelty of letting = mr. hay like
Conn. who weighs Us pounds
dripping vet. 20 up against the
hard punching Louis Who all
come tn around 2o2.
Your correspondent Is not
prepared 70 hook ths furniture
ana rat everything OF Conn %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

after tlnar. mediocre hoxer. hass
eaffezl him around fer he fr<t
fae 81 tkree round. After that
nlils starts reltlns nke . rue
ssas EMPRESS desnKHsds ssa ~
~ eighth - utsth - J. q nsrsn
ea>tenef.
u handlers haxs tired hsV.
lng him shadow scS n ths dfsss=
inx Haon n a. attempt q rst
I'm eft Il rylnx start tal hs
stiii books sluggish for ths fri
- uinaiss 81 - fights An
snvsetv vha Is slaxatsa against
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

runnsv peth - them. - Yea
Nin recall did e. neht vhsn
thcy ssrs pitched n there
against the tiger men 81 Their
dsv
Jim Cart-ett stakt.ed the great
1cka l. sullivan disss ard Ven
the championship before -
anss~d crowd thai s.s ready.
s~fere he nght = take M =
collection - pay Certrtt's has-
pitsl hills
Gene rlnneY went against the
kiIsr-dliier Jack Dempsey IN
the ran II Philadelphia and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Centralia Relays to Draw
Athletes From Wide Radius
High School Track Men Will Compete
In Worried Program Saturday. April Is

Centrals high school VII Be
host on April 70 ~ the eleventh
annual Centrsis Relays IN which
the best traekmen from schools
within radius Of nearly a hun
dred miles viii compete
The Relays have grown 70 be
one OF the largest outdoor high
school track carnivals in The state
and were last year attended by
80 schools To date % schools
have announced intentions Of
entering la41's carnival
The is events Of the RELAYS
are divided into three di-
visions. Class "a" for schools
over 200. Class "B" for schools
under 200. and Junior Glass
for bows under sixteen.
Following Is a list Of these
events on the program with their
present record and the record
holders:
44O relay Glass AZ Lincoln.
1887. .44a
2-mile relay Glass A. Brem-
erton. 1889. s25.e
44O relay Jr Class ~ Stsd-
ium Olympia, 1887 461.
$50 relay Class ~ Lincoln.
1887. 1888.
$50 relay Glass b So. Bend
1885. 1876.
Distance medley Glass A.
Poulsbo. 1910. 6.54s.
Distance medley Glass b So.
Bend 1899. 7.105.
Shuttle hurdle Glass ~ Stsd-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Portland Course
Draws Amateur
Qualifying Play

PORTLAND QuaInylng rounns
for Pacific Northwest golfers
entering the 1871 National ANA
teur championships will be played
over the Portland Golf club course
IL WAS said today.
The medal test will be played
Aug "A according TO Paul Far
rens district representative OF the
United States Golf association
For the five-day period begin
ming Aug 9 the Portland course
will be open TO practice for all
golfers who have filed their entry
with the associaton. Farrens aid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Sweeps Set
For Fncrest
Monthly Coli Play
Scheduled Sunday

The Tseoms Golf association
sweepstakes viii 10 played sunday
at firofeai courss.
Through President ora watkins
the beard II directors and AUS.
mes. Manager hyd Andsrs"n. the
IVES, End Layout. one ef the hest
in tbs nation. 10 cooperating In
sssry way.
Tie invitation. feature. which
Involves the two loaS handicap
players ~ each member club. ALL
10 played. This first wss tried IN
the opening 1871 sweeps
Fiforsst members may rosnpsis
Saturday. " they vish
starting times sill be- from q 30
until 0. 10 30 untll IL 30 and from
20 On.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

lin. 1883 .5i2
$40 relay Glass b s.. Bend
1884 40.
Mile relay Glass ~ Cen
traua 1888. SSH
100 wand dash Senior Rerndt
Lincoln 1857 .0ee
Pole vault. Wall Woodland
1898. ITO.
shot put. Enzler. Woodland
1888. s01olss
100 yard dash-Junior. Ledford
Vancouver. 1855. .1ol.
Discus Daily. shelton. 1910
14o1ts'.
High Jump - Aekerson Mi
Ore. 1884. elS@
Javelin throw Miller. Kent
1888. 1882"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

~ wlll - k.s~. hereafter -
"suiria<~ fsrn.
nut dunt - sHyeeziy s<ll Ynu
: hlu - god. thst Corn hasn't
rnI tHs H=exa= AZ - ain -
a. against th< Brown nursr~r.
~ = Id VA w-ish. eHly rs
snt 80 ths face - = rnr9r 10y.
Germ T. quite . nshtinK ran.
what - rea ssy - let I'm
laas - ftFht IN re Fsns Instead
- ruuntins 70 cxsf hius h~fr<e
thsy haul eu ia I'd l<sthsr
ftsxe.r
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

Ths Doormsn bsat ths s.wmea
~ ths rly~eod plant "a ~in tbs
Northwest Deer IN. he~tlnG
league championship saturday
night ~ ths H-ws, sissys. ~.
rsrosna. Harry Mai. NJ las $40
gang. vas hiGh With 81 sn1 ~
colho n the Dog team foiiowsA
Nith Ell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Mayo Leads
Coast Bats
Scorsello Best Of
Seottle Clubsmiths

Innelder MAYO o. The Los AnEe-
S Angels tops the Coast league
tiers 10 date with an average
SIS n Is games
Les Scarsella. Seattle first sack
tops the Rainiers with .32l.
crman Reich. Portland. Is lead
& his club The former Tacoma
ltfielder and now Portland first
.cLpr Is hitting 40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Back on Home Lot

AtNAIfutst, WISH Jhs
Nsnstebss Chlsfs ~ ths western
International lsas.s sFrlss hous
to9ay from their spnnE training
camp a. EsFesd. Calf
Enralie hons me chlsfs split
. doYhis nssdsr 1afr the fts11lrE
car team Al Like opti1nsa
10 ihs Cntsfs ~ sssssls. hurried =
0 % . vietory IN fhs op<nsf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Tigers Bump
Into Battle
Fife Gives Squod
Hard Boil Come

Running up against their tough
est opposition thus far this sea
son. Stadium Tigers had 10 break
out with bsrrage OF extra base
hits IN the last OF the eighth in
ming 10 defeat Fife TrojAns. TO
2. at the Stadium Monday after
noon
Trailing I'll going into the
eighth. Larry O'CoDnell rap
ped out single In a pinch
hitters' role 10 start the
Stadium victory rally. Then
followed three successive
double. nv Don Pennington,
Mick Dubois and Rus Nit
chell.
Growing blow WAS Frank
Bananas Bonaro's triple which
scored Dubois and Mitchell for
the final two runs Of the game
Pennington and Dubois each nit
three for four.
The summary.
Fife ........ Ol0 oi0 OOO-2 =
Stadium .. DOC 100 oh Is 2
Nyholm Teranishi 80 and Va
mazda Ysguchi 90. Greco. Hagen
- and Dubois
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

in 80 ia niEhf - pia4 Tsa .
piafe Wun 80 aFfonr nhlf rhsni-
p.onsnlp Ths gan on sth - ~
nsft Monday rlsht bsfHssH Kern
4 nsfs err Tfds rlars q Thnuias
Hsa higH - 40 evening eifn 80
sFrles snd Thofsssu sHth = gqa tnslf
GGidsH lss 1iap fol Turf huinSs
shop - hish = NaFdoEs 10
ssflss = Mufd1fs 4so
Lam No. zath a. Hsthsns Co
sliefs zsof ilIs hlsh 1iiff ~
seriaz Mllsr 80
AsfFlcs snd Hars zsas a. -
eofa zs41 a. niah kIsn Hancsrsgn
z1S SERIES WshlHfa cas-
Vienna Cabafsf 2tBs ~. Tokstad
Fgrnzrss z17a f1I hiFh Easifalan
20 hsfast tkAfsten sta
HsF.ss ~ z 1sas 80 ssfks Tavern
z5II o. h..H = Ib1a1ss - sefits
+ fhumss axf
Teds F.aes 2fsa a. Hsees nSffaii-
fsUs zffa ft. hixG ThQfsasn 40
<fles TrsofesH ~
Hamntna Ksssfis IN zsis a..
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ND sTEIAI IIAaft
gtHnAIsA AIfIA~

Bills Rushls the lsadofY man FOR
Broadway sport Centsf. ed lie In
duatflal league in ia closIns mat hss
Hdudag night OF ne EfoaduaF
EleBt H.s games Nsrs 1913 xlz AID
~ and h4s tufal fsa,h he'd SIT
Ray Printer won tbs ssnoud haHf
cham pIonaHlp - fEs lsaRls end fn~
Tsht % meet Broadway sp0rf Cen
ter first nail mpiOH. fef - a.
nasEou Lttls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

NInnFTs % tht preliminary round
listed below siil roll ia TIE final
round on wednesday, nlsht 81 b
O'clock a. ths Coliax am Rilssf "a
HaEefugu as Cau xlusg aTo. 1ssu
plstsHbufs 1f5 ~ HAEsf 2el. IAuy
Hasau 1te At ffgst z<g olsnn
Collins al John BsfnA AS Nina
fofsberE Iss Dan FltHikA gge. Ilsns
Anderson asa Eabs rsnoNleh 80
Efnsaf Arthur as. JACK Gibson al
Floyd Wells $50 Al Wells 7so.
Ehh0uskl 22e Dorothy Miller zza
Hhsssagn Miller ard Flstsubufs
also NgH . special pflKs for ahs
three nisn afQfea tu ths pfsiimlnAfF
round A trophy given - to man.
aFsMsut HtfH - awarded faa HHs
first place winner lu ths finsl round
Cash pfkss NiI Ds gwen - nLs
ssfsn hishsss @Tlss sta handicap
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Lincoln Abes
Win llth Tilt
Slaughter Shelton
BY Score of 1875

Lincoln Abes made it eleven
straight when they defeated Shel-
ton Highclmbers. IS TO ;. Monday
afternoon in a baseball game at
Lincoln bowl.
The Railsplitters cracked out i
hits. with every Abe player getting
at least one bingie and Pat
Rooney and HOWE Pyfer busting
three for four.
Shelton 100 90 IS 6 2
Lincoln 49,. $50 O34 rs II :
Puhn. Carlson and Layton. Aarcot
Grass and Spurgeon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Stadium Golf
Team Wins

Battling strong southwest
wind. Stadium and Lincoln golfers
opened their 1891 season Monday
afternoon at Lincolns hom =
course Meadow Park. with Sta
dunn winning i2i7 70 "a
Coach Harry Swarm said the
Tigers would entertain Highllne
Pirates al Fircrest Friday and
Olympia at Fircrest on Monday.
The summary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
BROADWAY stNslfH ITAGfr

4 sum ssf league 70 being rrEanfzSd
- ffnHf afeEfr nF HEf ErnzraaF
sIlsys Manage Dics HrNsrtnnsg ar
UoHUrHd tnrHH
Ths iesEfis Eiil - naits0 asssfss
NHIn fnres men and TAO Norgsn On
saen tsann
plaf ALI b. 0n FrldaF Hlshts 81
2 ~ o. ocHofE Tie lsaE4e sf5i
staf' hpriI ~ ard fau To- % -
- 8esEf
Ba4lsTa iutsfsafsd n IaIHlas -
r.ffl4 bnoHic ieafs fhesr HafQes tltu
Ysouus johnson - ne Hraac 80 =
E4lsFs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
By HARRY FERGUSON
Inltea Prs.> SpaYts IdIfnI

NV YoRk-So MANY people
Zee 81 sorry FOR BY Conn
lhese GAYS that your CORES
pendent gradually Is beng over
heImea rs hunsh That some
WaHm. starry evening this sum
ire sac are going e. sec one q
IRE biggest upsets II TIRE history
| G BOXING
Conn IS you doubtless know.
! the slender Pittsburgh Young
ste who Is gong 10 - thrown
s. there against Joe Louis far
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THE LEADERS


Home rllns-Gyselman. Seattle
|attner Gutteridge. Sturdy, Adams
cramento. 2 each.
Three base hits-Gil Portland ?
Two-base hits-Tauby Oakland q.
ans Sacramento Holder san
,ancisco S Blattner, Sacramento.
|rnandez. san Francisco. Dunn
kland
stolen bases White Seattle Col
e Meruuo. Los Angeles. 3 each
|Runs batted in Batter Sacrs-
|snto. 10. Sturdy Sacramento. 9.
|atbeson Seattle. Gutteridge, sac
nento. :. Steele San Francisco 8
arsella Seattle Adams Sacra-
into. Fernandez. San Francisco. 5
Double plavs - Sacramento. IA.
9 Seattle 3 Oakland
N Francisco 2. Portland Los
geles. 6. san Diego, 5
PASSED balls-Collins. Los Angeles,
|ilk Wieczorek Sacramento Ogro-
|wski san Francisco. ] each
|Wld pitches Barrett. Seattle, p
|,omas Los Angeles. 2
|BalEp-Joiner. Hollywood Buxton
|'klAnd ] each.
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WOODMEN TO WORK

Woodmen Of the World softbsll-
Will practice Wednesday eve
ag at 5 o'clock al Mckinley
ayfield No. / Candidates,
pecially pitchers. are invited to
out.
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Twenty Tigers
Greet Koehler
First Workout at
Home Held Tussdoy

Twenty players irsla.ssrs nss-
sssf PIP Naenies. ~ss. out ~
the opening ~eshcut NJ she r.
coma rssrs 81 ina western state
hospital grounds Tuesday merrlru.
rhs s~is PLAYER wss.ssg
vhs ~ hs>e ressssl - -
n.esy nsss. s~e~sA aas>suss
NJ is~s ,ses's esssAl
When keshisf ard party len
Athistic p.rs after equipment hsa
hesn ls~tsf. The rx~r manager
said he planned . single ~ntssas
of shaut three hsufs
Players 90 hard few me initial
warhaai s.ss Eddie nsseths ana
Ips Mechanics. sstsh.fs4 Id
Hslm~s g.si Porter. Jnnr sosssr.
mud prrai.. Al drsw and Jnha
tdnds. pitchers fin Gray. jrAn
Hanson. ~ Harss. Mel sssllsy.
nay Perry. NH nissehss and Aasy
rFsnleh. lnfisisisrs. and Marvin
Riossf', osns klisy. Merry Al.
nn,t, Jim Martha ard Dat oAddsA
ouiflsldsrs
nsssss 10 yssssu pssesss
fres~ Oss'~s. ssspssss ssaSs~S ~
kish ssse-t With Wsss<sas
high sss lives IN Nest
hssrs-. formerly . pitcher IN
The Northern league. .niy rs<s1siy
moved 10 Tacoma itfwsi 10 .
Tacoma hnpsfui Martin % frum
Morton and rrsnssh from npsns.
~sy. Gsddis played last yesf IN
the Portland vsiisy lsasss. hAsflas
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Casef's took four point from the
Pine 81 Tavern team 2eeo 50 gshe
which puts them out four points IN
hit 2is for high single ami Len
Dammslsf rolled ia for high series
The Spot with 97es took three
from tho Wet Eud team 3ep7. The
West End boys won their point after
shooting IN. frat frame 81 the 80
ond game 90 decide ne Horn hshr
had nigh game 1873 and nAruld
Carlson high series t1t
Canales won four points from The
Loop bf default - Smith rolled 40
and a total ~ tta 10 lead the team
"a = practice series