davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-05-17
Outmonned, c. IT, Slim Fovorite
In Moson-Dixon Track Meet

BALTIMORE. Md. May IT,
Catholic University's 14-man track
squad was a slim favorite to cop
its third consecutive Mason-Dixon
Conference championship crown to-
day in the sixth annual title meet
at Homewood Field.
Washington Colleges crew of 25
men, coached by George Ekaitis,
figured to give the Cardinals a run
for the iaurels and possibly beat
them with a bit of racing luck. The
Shoremen's numerical streng h
easily could be decisive for almost
half of Catholics squad will have to
double up. especially in running
events, and the boys may not be able
to stand the strain.
Washington is shooting for its
third crown, having won the adoles-
Evening star., 1941-05-17
Brothers Bet Suit
In HurIinq Duel

Ry the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, May 17.-Brother
meets brother today and the
winner gets a new suit.
Ed Nowak. pitcher for the
Atlanta Crackers, has been Sc
lected to face his brother Henry
who pitches for New Orleans
Pelicans today.
To make 1t a sporting PROPOSE
ton they wagered the new suit.
Evening star., 1941-05-17
Mann Saves CoIoniuIs
From Tennis Shutout

George Washingtons tennis tear
dropped another match YESTERDAY,
but this time it was Frankie Mann
and not Davey johnson who saved
the Colonials from shutout as theSs
were beaten, l-9, by Pitt. --
johnson pulled a leg muscle early
in the No. ! match in which he was
leading the visitors GoehrinE, al.
and had to default. Mann. however,
whipped Ganger in straight sets,
81. "a. for G. VS. lone win.
Summaries:
SlnEles-Goehring Pirtl defeated Johr-
sen BY default Trimble PHI, defeated
Gansger, 6-1. a. Grange tPltu de-
feated Zel!er, g, 6-3. NickSOn .F'tN
defeated Lifschu'z 6-4, s.. Reese
tP1ttl defeated Nelson. S--C. e..
DoUbles-Goehrl1g- Pitt cs-
fe1ted Johnser-Neilson bv default; Trim
ble-Grance pitt defeated Mann-zeller
1--6, -, Sc: NickSon- Reese tPitri
defeated LifSchutz-Gee. 6-l. e.
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Minor Results

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Syracuse, 6; Newark, 8.
Montreal, 12; Rochester, 8.
Buffalo, @; Toronto, B.
Baltimore-Jersey City postponed, threat
ening weather.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Louisville. g; indianapolis, 5,
Minneapolis, Q; st. Paul, teight in
ning9.
Kansas City-Mhwaukee, threatenins
weather.
Only games.
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Trupshooters Invited

Trapshooters regardless Of affilia-
ton. IL any, are invited to use the
traps Of the new Berwyn Gun Club
which will hold shoots this after
noon and tomorrow. The traps are
available 10 all from noon on.
Evening star., 1941-05-17
All Raider Runs Unearned.

Not one of the seven Western
runs yesterday off Webb were
earned. His excellent twirling was
offset in spots by the clumsy field
work of his teammates, especially
in the seventh. when the Vikings
scored four runs on only one hit
and three errors
Techs power made up for its
loose fielding, though, as it smacked
two Western pitchers for II hits, s
of them coming in the fifth, when
1t took commanding lead with a
five-run spree. Tech finished its
scoring in the sixth when Short
stop Reds Green blasted a long
homer over the center fielder's
head Green got two other hits,
one of them a double, and played
errorless ball afield, taking part
in two double plays, one of which
ended Westerns laSt-inning rally
that already had seen one run
score with two men on and only one
ri1t
Evening star., 1941-05-17
Bnuo Conque Of Central and en Wins Bed Mound Recognition
Steak Orgy Fails
To Break Slump
rs the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNISTON, Ala, May Ito
the losers went the spoils.
AS a reward" after losing eight
straight, the Admission Rams of
the Southeastern League were
guests of Manager Dick Porter
and fans at a steak supper.
Loosen up and get little
reckless" speakers advised the
Rams.
P. SIT didn't work-tne Rams
we're beaten, 7 to 8, by jackson
last night.
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6. w. Frosh Nine Beuts 6. u.

Scoring two runs In the last in
ming, George Washington U. fresh
to defeat Georgetown freshmen. 81,
Yesterday on the Hilltop diamond.
Evening star., 1941-05-17
Grid Dodgers Get Fehley

RALEIGH, N. c., May 17-Fran-
els (Pat) Fehley, co-captain and
fuIlback of the 1910 North Carolina
state College eleven. will Join the
BROOKLYN Dodgers of the National
professional Football League.
Evening star., 1941-05-17

Genreetnvn O5l $50 22n-l7
N. Y. U. OO2 140 02O- y
Runs-McFadden t3) Mlynsrski t3),
Csstiglia (2l, Dieckelman a., KoShlsp
a. Pajsk t2) Powers. Smith, Lsmanna.
Metz, Fottrell Kaplan, Schoen (2). Con-
over. Petta. weintrsub. Errors-Mlynar-
in-McFadden C2). Mlynsrski 90. Koshlap
81. Castielia, Smith (2N. Miller "a. Leavy,
Fottrel Rich (2). Schoen go. Two-bsse
hits-Dieckelman t2D. McFadden t2i,
Mlynarski. Petts, Fottrell; Rich. Home
runs-Mlynsrski. Stolen baSes-Koshlap
t3), Mlynarsk (2). Castiglia. Left on
bases-Georgetown. II; N. Y. U. 10.
Double play-Povers to Koshlsp TO Miller.
Struck out--By Powers. l.; by Dieckelmsn.
&: by Vecchio, 4 First base on balls
OF Powers. ] off Dieckelman. 3; of Vec-
chic. Q; of Anlonoff 2; of Principe. l.
Hit by pitched ball-By Rabezak MILLER.
Eoshlspl. by Dieckelman IPrincipe). Wild
pitches-Vecchio, Antonoff.
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Totals 35 IL 2413 Totals 81 IL 81 Is
'Batted for Colvin In eighth.
fBatted for Day in eighth.

LAndon -- OIL 0l0 012-
Bethesda-Chevy Chase 060 104 31x-15
rs sqnsAIioTd M saFer saksr BotelsF 1s
Keene (3) Phillips, Sherline (2). Kirby,
Clark: Mcleod t2l Williams 90. Errors
Afford. sager, goteler, Johnson Brett
Boteler, Keene (5), Phillips. Sherline (2),
Kirby. Two-base hit-sherline. Three
base hits--Sherline, Boteler, Baker. Stolen
Mcleod, Williams. Sacrifces-Beatty Day.
Left on base+Landon.. z; Bethesda Chevy
Chase, 2. Bases on balls-of McLeod' ;:
Mcleod. b: By saser. 5; by Baker. L. Hits
or Sager. 8 in 8 innings; of Baker,
in Q innings. wild pitches-Ssger (2).
Time-2:3
Evening star., 1941-05-17
Wants Game Tomorrow

A game with some team having a
diamond tomorrow Is wanted by
Pepsi-Cola's unlimited nine. Call
Franklin at Metropolitan 5792.
Evening star., 1941-05-17
By the Associated Press.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. May IT..
Duke University's well balanced
track team emerged from the quail
flying trials of the 10Th annual
Southern Conference meet still fa-
vorec to come out on top in this
afternoons finals, but it now appears
that North Cardinals defending
champions will give the Blue Devils
closer battle than had been ex-
pecteu.
Coach Bob Chambers iron man
SQUAD of Is suffered two distinct
disarpointments in yesterdays pre-
liminarieS.
Capt. John Mania. who picked up
four points for Duke in the shotput
final~ last year, failed to qualify
for this event Yesterday. The sting
of this unexpected showing was
salveo. however. by the afternoons
only record, 49-foot 1l-inch shot
heave by Mania teammate, Steve
Lach, all-conference football half
back Lach did the same distance
twice after warmup 46-foot toss
erasing the mark of 48 feet 8l2
inches set in 1888 by v. M. rs Dick
Strickler.
Murphy First In Sprint.
The other Duke setback was the
shutcut received by Ed Sargent in
the century. Running in the first
heat with two to be qualified,
Marylsnd's Joe Murphy, winner last
year, finished first in 1912 seconds,
and Harlie Masters, W. & M grid
der, surprised with strong squirt
at the tape to best Sargent.
Maryland was completely out Of
the running for team honors with
only five men qualified for the
finals
Murphy got lane in the 22O-yaro
final by placing second to Brown
of Duke. Among Lii Joe's rivals
in the 100-yard title run was Nc
Mullin of Virginia Tech, who nosed
out the slim College Parker in q
dual meet this spring.
Only other Marylander to get a
first in the qualifying heats was
Evening star., 1941-05-17

Runs--vinson, Hillock, sulliyan. Pol
hamuS, Hardlson Faust, Hill (2D, Fuoco.
Runs batted in-Sullivan, Schwab, Vinson
t2), Kligman, Citrenbaum. Errors-Hardi-
son Faust Schwab. Fuoco. Bi Blasi (2l,
Hill, nenikos. Fielding. Two-base hits
Farnham. Vinson Klgman, Hill, Lagos
stolen bases-SuIivan, Denikos. Left on
baTes-Wilson. ~ Central 2 Base on
of Briscuso Hits-off Wolfe. . in
a innings; off weisenbers, 4 in ia in
nlnes. Hit by pitcher-By Wolfe Win
Welsenberg, 10; by Wolfe, .. Wild pitch
-Weisenberg Passed balls-Lasos t2).
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Runs--Psinter, Winfield (2N. DeCelle t2).
Tspp t2l Shepherd (3l Owens 81, HUFF
Hurst. sherman. ErrorNPsinter. Koontz,
(2l. De Celle Runs batted in-Cubbage,
Hurst, Owens, Tapp. Shepherd (2), Win
Two-base hits-Hur (2l. Tapp. Shepherd
l2l, Winfield (2l, Three-base hits-Hun.
cubbsge. Tspp, Shepherd 81. Stolen bases
~. Mcpherson t3l. Owens (2),
DeCelle, Campbell Hurst. Double plays
Tspp to Hurst TO DeCelle: Winfield to Hurst
to DeCelle. Left on Washington
Lee. 4: STANLEY. l. Bases on bslls-Off
By Smith. 4: by Winfield 4. Hits-On
Smith. IL in innings: of Price, in l
innings. Wild pitcheS-Smith l3. Passed
balls-Psinter t2l- Losing pitcher-Smith.
Umpire-Mr. Russell. Time-3:40.
Evening star., 1941-05-17
Bensinser Faces Faster Going
In Little Hoyo Net Tourney

Psrleton (St. John's) VS.. Baldwin lG. P,l,
Norris (St. Johns VS.. Clay &C. P.), Ben
nett tSt. John'sl VS. Doyle (St. Az. Jones
(Friends) VS.. Scott &C. p, Chewning
(St. A., bye.
Evening star., 1941-05-17

Whip L2D England l3D. Wharton DuvsN2 =
Mcdonald, Boothe, RadeoaCEh Error
Mcdonald (2l. Dwyer. Radehaueh t2l. F1tz-
gerald, Kloak. TVo-base hit-Englano.
Three-base hits-England. Radebau1h
Whip. Home runs England Sokol- Stolen
bsses--Radebaugh Whip. ENGLAND. DoI-
bic plsy--McDonald to DUyall. Left on
bases-GeorGe Washington. $: MARYLAND
Smith. .; OF Kloak 2 Struck out
BY Smith. .; by Kloak. 3 Hits-Of Me-
Glnnis in ia INNINGS. Of Kioak il
a. innings. Umpires-Me MesSrs. Cox sdd7
Shoemaker. Losing pltcher-McGinnIs.
Time-2.l0.
Evening star., 1941-05-17

Teen bOZ t5l UnS-S
Run-Hilleary. Cady (2). Leach, Cock
rin Love, Kuldell. Lewis t2), Green t2).
OConnell, Bryan. Brewer. Harvill Errors
--Jefries (3l. Shoemaker t2). Cockrfl,
Lewis, OConnell Brewer t2), Schmelze a..
Harvill. Runs batted in-Cady (2), Leach
ca. shoem aker, Green (2l. OConnell.
Brewer. webb C2l. Harvill. Two-base hits
-Hsrvill, Lewis, Cady, Green. Home runs
Leach, Green. Stolen bsSes-Jeffries,
Love. Kulhell Lewis Green. Sacrifices
Cockrill. Love Double plsys-Webb to
Green TO Keithley; Green to Schmelze to
Keithley Bases on balls-On webb, 4: of
Hines, !. Struck out--By Webb. y, by
Hines, !. Wild pitch-17Hines. Balk-
Hines, 10 in 4 y innings: off Kuldell, ] in
80 innings. Left on base-Western. s.:
Tech. 4. Umpire-Mr. Mattingey. Hime
Evening star., 1941-05-17

Totals AZ 142712 Totals AZ 13 - z
'Batted for Gartner in fifth.
fBstted for Petta in NTH.
n,nk
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Will Argue Habeus
Corpus Writ Monday

An information charging II. A.
Love with forgery Of another
mans name on promissory note
WAS filed Friday in Pierce county
superior court by Deputy Prose
cutor William Goodwin.
Filing of the information fol-
lowed by one day filing by Love
of writ of habeus corpus. WHICH
stated no charge had been filed
against him and that he WAS
being illegally detained. Hearing
on the writ was set by Judge
F. C. Remain for Monday at
2 p. m.
Love was brought 10 Tacoma
from Los Angeles last July Il
on a warrant issued from Justice
Clarence Lsyton's court. He has
been in the county Jail since that
date.
The hsbess corpus petition said
Love had never been srrsigned
on any charge. or had charge
been placed against him.
The information filed against
Love BY Goodwin Friday charges
that Love attempted to defrsud
z. A. Vsne, So. Tacoma business
man. by forging another man 8
signature TO a note held by Vane.
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Girl Scout Leader
Training Offered

A group leadership course Of
training for Girl Scout leaders is
being conducted this month using
Girl Scouting Is Defense" as a
keynote The course is Offered in
three sessions. The first will he
the introduction to Girl Scouting.
a four-hour orientation course for
all adults of the organization. and
will be given in each of the six
Scout districts. Jason Lee. Gray,
Stewart, Lake. Mason. and East.
An eight-hour course of interme-
date training will be given by Mrs
M A. Thompson. local director,
and an eight-hour course for
Brownie leadership will be given
under the direction of Mrs. Robert
Ennis. field secretary in the Girl
Scout office.
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Broadway women's League

Margaret Foley turned in three nice
games TO lead the bowlers OF the
Broadway Women's league with 45o
total Her singles were i5e, 1913
and 1873
Other scores over 400 we're Laverne
Cummings 425. ID. Dzivak 444, Mary
Puz 4S6, Margaret Bell 4o7. Mary
CalIen 40. Claudia REIN 4os. Hazel
FROST 4os, and Laura pat1e 42o.
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licenses

Applications for marriage
licenses have been made to the
county auditor by Charles +.
Brown. rs. Macon. Ga, and Jose
phine L. johnson. 81. Route =,
Box 424. Tacoma: John A. Smith.
IS. 1919 Court st. and Eleanor A.
MacDowell. a. Bismarck. n. D.;
Charles A. Ethel. IS. Fort Lewis,
and Florence o. Hubert, 81, Carl
ton hotel; John fletcher, rs. Fort
Lewis. and Louise Cherry, "a,
Louisville, KY: Edward +. Green
ough, 20, Fort Lewis, and Amelia
p. Sarallo. 80. South Amooy. N. J.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Buildin gpermits were issued by
the city Friday To A. F. Swanson,
1911 No, Anderson, for a $4,000
residence at 3611 No. 18th, and
r. n. Pierce. 1926 So n st, for
a $500 residence at 1892 So. d
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Poultry and Supplies
Farmers Column

500 NEW HAMPSHIRE pullets. a.
months old. Also red friers. Gran
ito 1912
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B o W LIN G


Hu>tVU hHutf> tFakbN
Allies took three points from
louise's. 2066 to 1919. Ellen Allie lead
the way with 45i series and 1874 single,
while Clara Vandenber1 Of the losers
rolled q nice All. High single for
Jouise's was Irene Froehler. with i5q.
Seaview won three points from the
Three Little Pigs. 1881 TO 1915. High
series was captured by Alma Supple
49,, along with the high single OF
1888 Corrine Davies. one OF the new
est bowlers Of the season. rolled a nice
single game OF 1T. and All for the
high series of the Three Little Pigs.
STANDINGS
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Class h women's League

Shooting consistenuN. With games
Of l5e. 1913 and l2e. Doris Iundgren
rolled a nice 426 series for the best
score In the weekly matches OF the
Class B Women's league on the Coli
scum alleys
There will be meeting OF the
members of the league next Wedncs-
day prior 10 the league matches for
the Consideration OF important bust
ness.
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PRICES TO FARMERS
r. o. B. Tacoma


Poultry-Hens. colored. a. to s
his, 1000 cts; Leghorn hens,
more than 81 lbs. 1917 cts.
and under 3,1 lbs. ID cts: coiored
friers. IL cts.; roasters. 10 cts;
rabbits. sd13 cts, live weight;
turkeys. 2sd27 cts. per ID. dressed.
Produce-Lettuce. SO cts. 81 per
crate; beets. 12i1 cts per doz-
bnchs.; cabbage. u6si-25 per
crate: celery. IS cts q 81 per
crate; spinach. SO cts per crate;
turnips. so cts. per box. and cauli-
flower, 90 cts. per crate
Bufferfnt-35 cts.
Eggs-Standard 81 cts; medium
70 cts
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Trusts

FRIDAY
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Market Opens Firm, Then
Slumps and Rallies al Close
Murkets at q Glance
4BInay

stocks: Firm in moderately active
trading.
Bonds: Irregular.
Curb Stocks: Irregular.
Wheat; S to So cents higher.
Corn: Up So TO So cents.
Cotton; Up as much as $3.50 a
bale.
Silver: Unchanged in New York.
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CONSOLE table, $3.50: sewing ma
chine, $500, miscellaneous dishes
and glass 622 North State. 9-5.
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Situations Wanted. femsI'

CAPABLE experienced stenographer
wants part time work. PROCTOR
4Ass
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Stock sales Appropriated $40 900
shares against $4,000 Thursday.
Curt sales were $4,000 shares,
same a. Thursday.
NEW YoRk siocn rallied
Friday after their plunge Thurs
day 70 new lows since early June.
Wall Street stan was puzzled by
foreign developments. but the ten
dency was to regard the Japanese
situation somewhat less ominous-
lv because Of the designation Of
Ken. Eko Tojo a. premier.
The stock market started firm
and active. A few minutes after
the opening came announcement
that the u. 4. destroyer Kesrny
had been torpedoed and damaged
off Iceland. This brought q re-
cession TO the previous close. but
the rise was resumed in the after
noon
Initial trading brought out some
punched orders of 1000 to 5000
shares and prices scored slight
gains. The subsequent decline
sent several leading issues to new
lows for the year. including Beth
lehem. chrysier. Consolidated Edi-
son. Pennsylvania Railroad and
Crucible Steel issues.
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When you need q few extra dol
lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. These
win bring you cash from some
one II you advertise them with
IN inexpensive Times Want Ad.
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RANK TRANSACTIONS

RANK TRANSACTIONS
Seatfle-Friday clearings VIZ
77s,6sl AZ: balances s4,ss4. 1891;
transactions s25.s7s. 10000.
Portlapd-Friday clesrings s13.-
os6. e4o.s5; balances s4.121. 5o4.75
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Honesty Alweys Pays

FINDERS Of lost articles adyer-
tised below. please take notice.
After you have returned the
articles to the loser go 70 The
Tacoma Times office, sls Mar
ket, where you viii De pre-
sented with two guest tickets 70
the Temple theatsr.
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II APPY.
-HAPPY--
Hirth1ay

FRIDAY, OCTOBER II
Leonards AtLin, 1920 East
n 81.
Mrs. Ava krehbiel. 4s26 A St
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washington forecast-fAlr FIJI
day night and Saturday with occa-
sional light rain in the west and
north portions; little change IN
temperatures; light TO strong
southerly winds off the coast and
moderate over inland waters.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at a. m. Friday,
.13 inch; since Oct. /. 1.e6 inches,
an excess of 20 inch; since Jan. l.
alta inches, a shortage of 412
inches.
Wind at 3 q. m. Friday, north
p m.p.h.
Barometer at 5000, falling "a,
and then steady.
Sun rises at e.32 Saturday and
sets at Sis.
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south End Tavern League
IltUa. hl1exs

whitley az VS. Whitley %. high
game Geo Buosko 1873. high series
bucsko sal
Murphy tol Va Tony's az: high
rans Olson 2o<. high series Olsen @S4
Dukes COZ We. Opals 90 high game
]. Johnston ais. high series J. john
ston SCI.
Lakewood 80 vs.. Sparkey's tol;
high game @. Portman ie5, high
series REID SIS.
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|. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished by
Dean Writer a. Company
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Special Notices

WILL NOT bs responsible for debts
contracted By others than myseu-
signed p NAY.
ala "a Sind
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Quotations courtesy Dean witter D
Co, Washington Bldg. members
New York Stock ExchanGe)
H1Rh Low Clos
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Coliseum Comercisl
George vandenbers led the bowlers
Of the Coliseum Commercial league
Thursday night with o33 total, in
GLIDING games Of 100. lse. and l7b
Three other bowlers OF the league
rolled better than average scores.
Ceorse Elstad counted nice BIS
series white Harold krehhisl tailed
SIS Mann Tore rolled ITO, i73 and
1877, for a blp total
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WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted bY anyone except
Mr.. or Mrs. Terrell c. Newly
lsigned1 NEWLY MOTORS.
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Odd Fellows League
PLAY \tpr Alleyk

Rainlers as4s az vs.. Perm I'M No
l 2sio ID. high game Thoren 1913.
high series Thoren 6li.
East Tacoma Camp 2056 ca Va.
South Tacoma 2oi6 to): hish game
L. W. Reed ITO. high series l.. W.
Reed spo
Perm hin No 2 245i 80 vs.. East
Tacoma 225s %: high game Al Mar
TIN III. high series Al Martin 4e7.
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Commercial League
Dfax Mar Afla4<

Insurance 24i2 $50 vs. Highway ASS
%: high game r. Lane 1873, high
series r Lane 425
Service 244o u2 vs. Amusement
2524 l3l; high game Al Losks 22s,
hiSh series Al Loska 556
Petroleum 245s (2l VS. Hammond
25oe ca: high game Smiley ie2, high
series Smiley $40.
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ANYONE seeing collision 81 24th ana
Pacific. 2 p. m. saturday. OCTOBER
nth. kindly call CA s57s.
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Mckinley Hin League
Port land ANenne Alleks

Grooers 2. Lumbermen / High
single game. p Hi. 1877. High three
game total p. Hill sos Team totals
6rocers 2oie. Lumbermen 2os2.
Tsverns 2 Jakes /. High single
game. Don Still ITO. High three game
total Don etiii $50. Team totals
Taverns. zo27, Jakes 1874.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-10-31

Don't wait. Choose the Naval Reserve
now. The Secretary of the Navy has
announced: "All men now enlisting in
the Naval Reserve will be retained on
active Navy duty throughout the per-
iod of the national emergency, but they
will be released to inactive duty as
soon after the emergency as their serv-
ices can be spared, regardless of the
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All battleships in the u. S. Navy
are named after states in the union
and cruisers of the fleet are named
after cities in the United States,
several cruisers not as
yet commissioned will be named
after u. S. territories and insular
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The u. S. o. plans to operate at
least one clubhouse at every U. S.
Naval base and in addition will ar
range to introduce sailors to civil
ian families so that Uncle Sans
seamen can get a taste of home life
during their stay in port.
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various foods of the meal. These
dishes and trays are washed in au-
tomato dishwashers and rinsed at
extremely high temperature to as
sure complete sanitation.
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Statistics show that during the
U. S. Training period recruits gain
an average of almost ten pounds
as a result of good food, exercise
and regular hours.
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A committee of more than twen-
ty food experts has been appointed
to create a new official Navy cook
book Suggested recipes are test
ed on groups of civilian athletes be-
fore being approved for use by the
u. S. Navy.
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that represents the most advanced
ideas in seagoing disqualification.
It's arrangement and equipment is
comparable to that Of the most
modern civilian hospital.
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AS an indication of the amount
of food it requires to feed the sail
ors in the U. S. Navy, more than
12,168,O00 dozen eggs, 100000
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