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Evening star., 1941-12-27
Mrs. Freer Hostess

Mrs. Charles H. March was the
guest of honor at a luncheon given
today by Mrs. Robert E. Freer Both
are wives Of members of the Federal
Trade Commission. Other commits
sioners' wives present were Mrs.
EWin L. Davis and Mrs. Garland S.
Ferguson, jr.
Evening star., 1941-12-27
WOlvenS Plan Fete

Canon and Mrs. Raymond L.
Wolven will be at home on New
Year Day at their residence at 3l38
Thirty eighth street NV. They will
receive from 4 to 6 o'clock
Evening star., 1941-12-27
Leaves for Miami

Mr.. Charles B. Raymond of Edge
moore, Md, has gone to Miami to
stay until after New Year Day He
will also visit in Nassau before re-
turning to Edgemoor.
Evening star., 1941-12-27
Tea Cancelled

Because of illness, Miss Ann
Sacks. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Sacks, has had to can
eel the tea she planned to give
Thursday in honor of Miss Julia
Mills.
Evening star., 1941-12-27
Miss Mildred Rose Williams
Wed to Corpl. Norman Stewart.

The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph E
Williams of Bethesda, Md, an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred Rose Williams. to
Corpl Norman Stewart of the 176th
Infantry, u s. A, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. john Stewart of Easton, Md
The wedding took place Thursday
evening in St. Johns Episcopal
Church in Bethesda, the rector, the
Rev. Mr.. Williams, father of the
bride, officiating at o'clock Owing
to a change in Mr.. Stewart's orders
the wedding date was advanced.
Mr.. Robert Williams gave his
sister in marriage and their sister
Miss Beatrice Williams of New York
was maid of honor. The bride wore
a travelling costume of blue crepe
with a blue felt hat trimmed with
matching feathers and her corsage
bouquet was of white roses
Mr. Stewart had as his best man
DR.. Thurman Larson of Roanoke,
Va. brother-in-law of the bride.
The ceremony was followed by a
buffet supper in ST. Johns rectory.
The bride will make her home with
her parents while her husband is on
active duty.
Mrs. Stewart Is granddaughter
of the late Rev DR.. c. Ernest Smith,
for more than 80 years rector of St.
Thomas Church in Washington.
Evening star., 1941-12-27
Aliens Cancel Tea

Col. and Mrs. Henry Allen have
Cancelled the tea they we're to give
tomorrow to introduce their daugh-
ter, Miss Jocelyn Allen.
Evening star., 1941-12-27
Miss Ruth Angela Shankle
Wed to Mr.. r. n. Renaud.

st. AIMS Church was the scene OF
another wedding at 10 o'clock this
morning, that of Miss Ruth Angela
Shankle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward L. Shankle, and Mr.. Ray
mond Norbert Renaude of Wash
ington, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred
Renaud of Lewiston, Me. The Rev
Joseph v. Buckley. pastor of the
Church of st. Francis Xavier, Off
ciated.
The bride wore an ivory satin
gown made on princess lines and
having long sleeves and a high
round neckline. Her tulle veil was
long and covered the train of he1
gown: a lace coronet with clusters
of orange blossoms held the veil. A
white orchid was caught to the cover
of her prayer book, bound in white
and a shower of stephanotis fell
almost to the hem of the skirt.
Miss Frances B. Garvey and Miss
Betty E. Verville we're maids OF
honor and the bridesmaids included
Miss Eva Fogarty, Miss Virginia
Terbush, Miss Hermie Fisher, Miss
Dorothy johnson. Miss Mary Ann
Fugitt and Miss Patricia Chanoka
Their costumes we're of paper
taffeta, the maids of honor in green
and the others in gold color. The
skirts were full and the bodices
fitted. Their headdresses were of
ostrich tips, the maids of honor
wearing pink matching the cascade
bouquets of pink roses and the
bridesmaids having green and gold
feathers and carrying cascade bou-
uuetS of talisman roses.
Mr.. Carl Castella of Wilmington,
Del, was best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Benton w. Strickler of
Bethesda. Mr.. Theron Terbush, Mr.
Gordon Davis and Mr.. Lester V.
Ogilvy. Little Miss Ann Carlin was
flower girl wearing a dainty frock
of aquamarine taffeta with a full
skirt of net and carrying an old
fashioned bouquet.
The wedding breakfast and re-
ception were held at the Hotel 2400
and later Mr. and Mrs. Renaud will
leave on their wedding trip, the
bride wearing a brown covert cloth
suit with gold accessories and an
orchid shoulder bouquet. They will
make their home at 5915 Fourteenth
street NV. Mrs. Renaud was grad
uated from Wilson Teachers College
and is teacher in the District pub
lie schools Mr. Renaud is q grad
uate Of Catholic University School
of Social Work and is employed as
a medical social worker for the local
government.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Pat Greenup
Wins Crown
Tucomu Girl Net
Ace Seottle Champ

SEATTLE Lsnky Henry pra-
soft. ranked No 8 nationally. yes
tsrday Won the Seattle city Tennis
championship with a e.2 81. as
triumph over Dick Bsnnett cf TIA
coma.
Prusoff and Rennett won the
doubles title. beating Charley Hunt
and Harper Massis. "a. "a. a..
Pat Grssnup Of raeoms defeated
June Igou. Seattle. 50. "a. al.
in the womens finals and teamed
with Ginger Ryan. Seattle. to beat
Virginia Harris and Ann Cook.
81, rs. for tn. ~omsns doubles
crown.
Southpsw Jim Brink, one Of the
nations outstanding young players,
won the junior championship m
straight sets. beating Dick kriegel,
6-3. 90. so. In the mixed doubles
Prusoh and Miss 0reenup beat
Bob odman and Miss lgou. 81
s-s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
CHARLIE COE WINS POCCIE CLUB DERBY
SPORTS Parade

thrown cut - re ring ~ re
referee ara barred fer lfs ~
ne View Ycrk e,Sink commits
sen.
The commission rsiented and
allowed Davis to Come taos BE-
cause q share Of he proceeds
vii 30 to the army relief fund,
Davis claims he threw low
punches because zivac sss stick
ing thumbs into his ewes a
mode ~ combat thst = froNned
upon IN Narqui. 81 ouesnshury
Circles Par - u from me- 70
deny that zisie adopted Brit
.ir, slogan ~ thumbs up
that night. for Ne u fairly
tough customer too, and easily
riled.
But tire boxing fans decided
that Davis ~ss ths villain ef
the piece and waited patiently
for their chance 20 unload .
record cargo 81 rsspeerries On
him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
New Players
For Bengals

Two nsx players have been
added by the Tigers. u vas an
ndunosd sunday night ny Press
dent Jack QUIZ
Al Rtssls. Nno has b.sn alter.
mating ~ith Tony Lszxsri 81 sec
ond ba~ foe the Hsn Frsnoi~o
seals Joined the eiub sunday
nignt and Immediately vent into
tho lineup for the game against
Vancouver
Nal Mallory. second ba'-rnan,
ass moved 10 shoftstOp. replacing
Jack Hanson. who has been pisesd
on the suspended list due 10 dis-
ability
Mi Cole ~bo caught and play
Ell second bass for Wsnatehss last
year end this year has Dssn catch
iBg and playing 10 the o9ifisid for
Idaho Fails IN ths Fionssf isaEus,
Nlil jain the club Monday night.
Cole pr0ba by viii - nssd 10
ths outfisia 10 tAks tbs place u
Mary Eiessri. who mas moved 10
IL nfsl base vacated ~ the 20
ean u Bll Gray b. ths Hollywood
stafs
stssis and Cole. Wills not hiEh
sysfhEs hittsrs. are dspsnasisis
bstsmsn and Niil help uas stiA3s
u the nEsfs
The Tiger. slii play siFst
games aSsiHs. Vancouver and
spossns during ths remainder u
thls week. After Monday night .
game sith Vancouver. ths spo-
kans Indians cons ssfs fer thfss
games. one Tuesday night and
two "Wednesday night Athistie
PARK viii ~ dark Thursday nignL
Vancouver s4il return Friday,
July 4. for an afternoon double
header. beginning At 80 o'clock,
whils single Esmss are scheduled
for saturday niEht and sunday
Afternoon.
On neat Monday nisht, July 7.
the famous Hoa4~ u David club
meets ths Tigers in an exhibition
gams hsrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
IN Ohe Ra.ket

angler with his own boat might
find some great sport down
there.
Long stretches Of beautiful
trout water certainly are in
wiling.
The Toutls, In particular.
looked good. Its grand
stream
The Cowlitz. home Of big fish.
also looked inviting Matter Of
fact. all those waters down
there beckon to you.
Saw no fishermen. however.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Auto Drivers
Stage Thrills

-Four desth-defying drivers were
treated for minor injuries and
n.rv. shock after engaging IN tho
War Of Nerves Of steilscoom
race bowl sunday afternoon with
fence posts flying hlthsr and yon
over the prairi. landscape.
Most spectacular crash cseur'
red OH the east turn when Clarence
Enser of Tseoms turned broad.
side causing three car smashup
with Kenneth e. Hutehinrs r.,
OF Tacoma being the only driver
10 require medical attention al
though all three cars we're severely
damaged.
ser,ou. InIur,e. In spse,s-
tors Vas narrowly sv~rt~d
~hen Howard LiehenwsIisr ~
Tacoma crashed through the
~est fence into . car NJ
seaftIe fans. Ilchenwslter
.teered his osreeninE car In
sueh q manner Ia only side
swipe the Seattle car.
Duke Duelos OF Tacoma won the
feature race despite . broken tie
rod suffered when he blitzkrieged
through fence. Duoios also
scored the most points followed by
Crash McCrsoken Of Seattle and
Frank -. Allen u sumner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
v, HARRY FERGUSON

Tnited Prs. sport. Editor
NEw YoRk II would -
nice TO say that the crowd At
the Polo Grounds Tuesday night
10 goinr 70 maintain q fine
sportsman-hke attitude Of ~
nevolent neutrality during the
passage at arms between Wei
terweight Chs pien Fntns
Zis1e and Al Davis but setn-
ally . blood thirsty collection q
customers will ~ hoping that
Davis gets NJ. brains scrambled
4 group Of the puxill.tic NJ
sratl. g. the fight writers stsle
Themselves. we're sitting around
Debating the question ~ who
va. the most unpopular tighter
ever to APPEAR In . Nes York
ring.
On, block held out for Jack
shsrkey. the Boston ssilormsn.
who. in truth. took an awful
going over every time ne
crawled through the ropes.
There Was no one particular
reason why shsrksy collected
such bumper crop Of rssp-
berries. but it's true that the
mere sight Of him Infatuated tho
customers.
A majority. including yours
truly. thought that Davis should
bs awarded the poison ivy lsu-
rel. There may be 30. 600 per-
sons in the Polo Grounds Tues
dav night And 20 ee7 viii he
there on the off chance that
Zive will knock Davis into the
bleachsrs.
P,atoon~ are h~inG organized
among the hlearher,tes to kick
Davis around . hit II he lands
among them.
Nothing hut . 7i-jewsl. Is
cylinder hatred for Davis would
explain why ~ many persons
are going To lay lettuce on the
line for tickets. II IL q 17-round
affair. and Ziyic's title will not
be at stake.
The bout ia likely TO be filled
with mitigating. which doesn't
look like much from the back
rows. And there 10 always
chance that Davis will left hook
his way to victory. IN which
case there may be a not.
Davis is n tough kid from the
Brownsville section OF Brook
Ign. where anybody who can't
open a can OF tomatoes with his
teeth Ia considered a softy.
He has an Eric Won stroheim
swagger and Boris ksrlon
saeer. which have helped him
achieve the unpopularty cham
pionship.
He alresdy hsd two legs on
that championship when he went
In the ring n fight Civic lsst
November. but that night Ne
won permanent possession.
He fouled Civic So often and
80 thoroughly that he was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Mael Winner
OF Trap Shoot

Charlie Nal won Sundays trap
shooting event ~ ,hs TseDma stsn
eiHb with - oat ~ 10 targets
Harold Carr. nsN shooter. vas sse-
md with 81. Carr Tisss real
promise. George snyasf. veteran.
vas third. 80. Hasi also w0n the
handicap Nath "A oat II -. Dick
Hall and l.. ~. Piaats snd Jim
Irwin tisd for second. "a jos Wal
ace won third. az Dr. \ 4. Blair
and Jim Burke tied In ihe sssst
sno0t, - r. r. ssGsr vas sec
ond. 81. aad c. =. Johnson vas
Third, -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
42.Pound King


Charlie Taylor went up Sekiu
way Sunday and romped home
with 42-pound KING which
drew no end OF interest in the
Tacoma Marine Supply display
box.
Charlie used plug and was
fishing with Dave Rhind when
he tied into the big boy and
began the battle.
Sekiu proved a fertile field also
for other Tacomans over the
weekend. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rowen. American Lake, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Diene. 1872 No.
Alder. had sport galore So did
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Ross Of
Steilacoom and the Joseph Mo-
linars of Los Angeles. local
visitors A. c. Suffer, accom-
panied by his wife. bossed the
party's catches. Suffer snagged
a 42-ponnder. maybe a brother
or sister of the big one taken
by Taylor. You can't beat the
Sekiu when the big ones are
biting. They come huge up that
away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Elks Win Over
Masonic Team

Tacoma El<s lam DoNlsrs ss-
fsAtsd the NsAons sunday at
Wright park By seven points me
winners were Wood. Thompson.
Hsnry. Harper. Dtsnesisy and Dick
sOn. AAsons. Cleveland. Without.
O'Ssl. EDDIE. Reed and wilkinson.
The annual Northwest cham
pionships will be held a. Belling-
nam July s-s-7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Gets 24-Pound
King on Nylon
Frunk Hanson Next.
Two Ounces Less

Well sa outsider hsa - cone
tnnttina slcng 60 shnw ths lccsi
Pcexis club members hoe - catch
n. rrtse winning fish n The clubs
hls .enicr derby sunday 81 fcln,
Defiance.
Charle. Cs.s ~ Mineral tces
first prise with = sspound sRs II
ounce KING His sNsff ~as a siao
federal defense scnd
Charns. Nv the wsy. |. the same
angler Who recently ven the
water Carnival frse-fcr-sH asrny'
SUNDAY Ne used . plag herring
lust drifting of the ssidies At the
Point
second place weas .. Frsah
Manson. whose fish ws. -
pound. and rs ounces, rs-, I've
ounce. short Of Charles fish.
fraas received . tss DE-
fea.e head.
Third place and . IS defense
bond vent 10 Al Guy with a 10
pound. Bounce fish.
Fourth place was ~on by Louie
raues 20 pounds l ounce. aud
nfth place 10 Harold Cross, ~
pounds and II ounces
All winners we're Tacemans 90
espt Gos.
co. and Cross used 10 pound
test Nylon leaders
The derby "a, success. In every
way.
Seventy. nine anglers took ~
fish that weighed tsa pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
SatsOp Gives Up

Lou Siglsr took nice basket
Of trout from the satsop river
Sunday using flies.
But Lou didn't leave word ~
10 what fly he found 10 the
fish's liking. Perhaps a royal
buck. yellow hackle with yellow
body or a fork-tail
That fork-tail fly in years
gone past always was a great
killer on the Satsop.
In the evening fishing the late
Bill Gundstrom used to get the
big ones. and do mean big
ones. with professor. which
is a handy fly to have in your
book
Lou reports the river low. in
fine shape.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Road Camp Wins

Fsdsrai Read camp IT Fort
LszIs checked OF q south Tacoma
FiBss rally one sAart ~ knottlng
ihs count BY throwing out . runs
nsf At hotas plate In ths ninth
inning. thus aeoriag . thrilling
1914 sietofY On tina Fort f.<~is
diamsssf. Hittins asnors we're
sxksa ~ Aspss. u Ire Ysas and
Malt Miller II fhe f'in<s. s4<h
sith four hits IN five trip.
- Tacoma fins. .4.s..t1 "A
fedsfai Mxzsd Camo ss.sl1 - 4
ufaasi A<ssfsnes ii@fFen ana knx-
taad Ffsnxs sad L1slsst
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Longacres Gossip

nv nilssr csra cut - spesrx
E1owss. ~.s rvsliY flying
Time. w.. s.a.rsiis Fast. rv-n
sane ~ the plstsFs we're getting
Under III fsimsfs r. sssnis
mate - ovsraFtv. ass ito "a
Hsssst as8 Ill as In wtnntnH
over nles Hssk ard Norway Nell
Sunday ,hsy is.s right W ~
the same speed. the veteran Leland
ard nna Ivy s.sh aeina Ill a.
ths veteran Train signal III "a
nss, 10 IN. tide ~.s n. ssrsirs
hack 70 that oh Fspest~a ysrs
- h.~ The tiaes affect tsasks
eio.~ IN IN. uessa.
Train signal eappsd The nIRo
pufss which ssssissi ~ith ID hsrs-
some cup donated ny me rssle sta
tiaa. . garland u roses pat ae Al,n
ny hss. .isafHs Fslsise. - ven
a. tho purse
Fiaya Aasosmles. ths vsssvss
rider. here since the tssss f.Fss
opened rode Train signal
nafteiosss. hfs G y frwtn's
good handicap has.. pulled 40
saFs after challenging fsfesssa
rssaimtsIy. so~r the nsekssrsses.
Mr.. man 10000 sac n. ,~s
days NJ rscsns
vn.... go .'..,,s..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

A heavy wind spoiled a fish
ing trip for Ernest Peterson and
his wife, Jessie h.
They visited Gle Elum lake
where some fine trout have been
taken, but when they looked at
the white caps on the lake they
jumped back.
THE caps were feet high,
said Ernie. Never saw any
thing quite like IT on lake. No
boat could have been handled
and fishing was impossible.
Wind nearly blew me over.
The Petersons report, how
ever. that excellent fishing has
been the rule, that big ONES have
fallen 10 the skill Of many
anglers.
Fishing on all the upper Gle
Eium liver. above the lake,
opens next Friday.
Erroneous reports had all the
upper river open previously, but
that was an unfortunate mis-
take.
Carl Shaver, former Tacoman
who owns a resort on Gle Elum
lake, sent word down that FISH
ing was good in that district.
His message carrier informed
Mickey sherman who In turn
gave the news TO this corner.
Mickey and | neglected TO
study the game laws. as one
should and one Tacoman made
the trip there for fishing in the
upper river. He was halted by
game authorities.
But the season opens FIN
day in the upper Gle Elum river.
One should study the laws II
one - going into country with
which ne IL not familiar.
Our laws are so complicated
pertaining 10 seasons that one
never knows. Take nothing for
granted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Three Tacoma
Golfers Win
Qualify for National
Public Tourney

Tacoma placed Stan naei"F.
Larry Hu..ey and Frank unEsf
in IN. National Pubic Links
tournament st spokane July Ia
Tn. Tscomsns qualified sunday
81 Jackson PARK Seattle. and wsrs
joined nv II others. nine II that
number from Seattle
Here 10 the complete lat
Taes.@
taa-siss Bas..v.
it1-trssk rsEev.
iss-isrry Ha.~es.
seattle
ISIS Clarence smith. jefferson
Park
i.i Palmer smith. Isffsrs.a
Psrk.
1.5 Dick Hsndrickson. 1effsrs
son park. paul Mcdonald. Maple
wood Al Pustz, Jackson Park
hob rndali. jackson Park. Joe
I.Agozzino. jefferson PARK.
Ia7 Don rayior. Jefferson
PARK, BuEs Hansen. Jackson Park
Ah~rd~~N
l.s Elmer nuiton.
s~ili.Ehsm
IA Leslie lsssl.
Dss. 3ikon. Vancouver. y G..
and " Case. seattle. are alter
nstss
Archie Gsnin. Tacoma, barely
missed making the squad The
Meadow Parker had ISL.
The smith BROTHERS ~ Ne
attic. Clarence and Palmer,
showed the way To The fieia.
6iarene~ had q two under par
Iss. while Palmer had ss-r
III.
The smith Brothers With hon
Tindaii will form the Seattle Hard
ing Cup team.
The three TacgInans. - eoufss.
Will represent this city IN me
Harding Cup composition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
LOCATION MrNp-ur

One Of the first pictures IN years
10 film its last scenes on location
was Psrsnounts Hold BACK the
Dawn" Sith Charles Boyer and
Olivia ds Hsvillsnd working 81
IN. beach near Oznard. Is miles
from Hollywood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Ballog Out
OF Net Play

A startling uT~st marked the
shortstop tourney which vas held
at IN. Tacoma Lawn Tennis club
Sunday in the FIRST local net com
petition Of the year
Chuck Ballog last years city
champion. Vas eliminated IN the
early round. ~ the mems singles
play by Hugh Craft, who later
bowed 10 KIRK stewart sho
reached IN. finals.
Stewart was defeated. a.. s-3.
BY Jess Outright for the title
In mems doubles. Jack DuPrisst
and Wallace Scott teamed Up 10
defeat Lornis Bscallch and Hugh
Craft 60. s3. in the finals
Dick Cromwell va. in top
form "a he swept ever Glenn
MURRAY. 60. so IN the finals
of the Iuaier boys singles.
Another shorts0p tourney "
slated for this coming sunday
aIfh the meet being an open
affair Invitations have been %
tended 10 players IN Seattle. Bo-
GUAM. Aberdeen and fasims.
No NOfnsns events acre held
Yesterday because ~ fsN entries
but cOmpstiiioa for the far sex
"a slated IN the coming tourney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
SOFTBALL

softbsil games for Monday night,
eis
gitv league. North PuYRllup Ss
2sqth Quartermakters Jefferson No
q Transfers Va oasmen. Ackinisy
No Z
Commercial Industrial: Doofnnsn
vs. Garage Employes Portland No 1,
Seottiss vs. Pulpers. Harmon ALL
Rails " Company n satin ONO Nc
Kinlev No ! Musicisns "a pArni-
tursmsn. Portland No. q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Pulling Trout

These trout and their antics
Summit lake has been produc-
ing some great sport on the fly
So Jack Mcdonald decided 10
bring some nome for the pan.
After four hours II army
WORK Jack took down ms rod.
defeated Not . FISH Not
rise
Puzzling indeed IL Brother
Trout and ma eating habits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Olympia Hits
a. United PRESS

Olympia ratified - hits off me
Bsihnghan Bells last nifht for a
1873 Northwest league triumph.
with Catcher Tooin Te,ti1g a
homer. double and two ssngass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Clearwater Good

Here il first hand report on
the Clearwater river country
down Grays Harbor way:
sea-run cutthrosts are cram
nninr big hole. in the vicinity OF
Margaret Adams camp two
miles up the Clearwater from It's
mouth entering the Queets.
The fish, according to Mrs.
Adams, are IA inches and better.
By the end of this week this
big run should be several miles
up river.
Spinner and worms and eggs
ar. good on the Clearwater.
II any OF you make this t1p
and have luck with flies. tip as
off. please. And thank now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

Terry a Burton . struck out. -
Terry Q. Buxton a bases On bsIls. of
Terri ] BuztOn a pssstd ball b@ls-
slc. three base nit Ttrry tEo-o2
nss. Lsby Patehstt PslsgFlnl. ezlk-
cid ru1.s bzttsd 80 Terry. PeIasfini
Luoy. Gudzt S2lEsld sscriflcss MAJ
z<rz HcDonald q. stolen bases Has
In. Dslezzoo1. double PLAYS. DEvsufs
70 Rsimondi Luoy 70 sispsY tlDs
! 30. umpirss. Dorsn and Fsnninz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Totals a. 2
pOHTIANIt

ANAnG s4a-.s.-a ~ - u
sBstt<o Tor sreece IN fifth.
Batteo for wright IN sixth.
score by Innings
Los Angeles ............o 300 400 o.
PoTtisna ..............oo 600 COO 90
Summary eix hits 4 runs off
Specie In O. ana Q off HsTrsii In a
losing pitcher. Specie. runs respon-
slsle for. Specie q struck out 81
Flores 2 bases on halls, Specie Z.
stolen bases ststz. Mayo. tSo-bsss
nit ststz runs ostt.d In FioYes
LoETey left on bases. Lns Angeles 7
Portland . douoi. play. Eeicn 70
Brown. Mayo 70 stsmpsr % Vein
tTsubs umpfres. Hood and SnTosf.
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score b. Inning
San Diego &C.,. 030 Dol 400 600 10
Oakland ..... OO2 600 8oi 600 o. e
Summary winning pitcher. Thom-
as losing pitcher saivsson innings
pitched. BY Olsen e. Darrog 60
Dilbeek Thomas 81 Ansnlez J.
salyeson s.. ~ bat off Olsen n
DarroR so Dilbeek Thomas -
Ananicz q. salvsson a. hits off
Olsen 10 Darrow -. Dilb.ck J.
Thomas Q salYeson 0 runs scored
off Olsen 8 DzrroW @ Thomak sal
yeson Z runs responsible Tor Olsen
3 DarroW Diibeck ]. Thomas
bases on balls of Olsen :. D4rf0s
q Dilbeek ?. Thomas AnsDIcz !.
salyeson a home runs u~t0rs three
base hits RigneY. Haslin. Patcbett.
SperTy two-bsss hits Mszzsra Pslls-
GRIM LubY Haslin. Duszabou Z
TaubY. runs baited - irt0re. Olsen
PeilagTinl. LubY. Tsubf 2 Jensen
Haslln g. Dunn BAlssaon Spsfrg
MARIA sacrifices LubF DiiDerk
stolen bases Dsyaurs Haaiin double
play PtIlasTini 70 sp4TfF 70 AZ
Donald TINE sls umpirss. Pan
ninE and Dofan.