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oNE-MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ

l. What sport is called Bring?
2. Who was the world heavy
weight champion in the summer
OF l933-treplaced Sharkey in
Junel? M
g. What are the chances of
shooting SIX on one roll IN dice?
4 approximately what dist
anee is the American record for
balloon flights?
s. Who won the 1886 olympics?
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[NN[&[~NAA
GIANT AGAIN

NEW YORK. Dee H.
THE ONLY MAJOR TRADE
al the jacksonville baseball
meeting saw the New York
Giants again gain possession
Of cutfielder Hank Lisber in
a swap for Bob Bowman. pitch
er. and cash. Lisber spent all
his major lsasue career with
the Giants until ne was traded
to the Chicago Cubs three
years ago.
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be occupied with vain ambitions
which win fan short of accom-
plishment. This may be. in a
measure. averted. if proper edu-
cation is furnished; or II may.
under favorable aspects. be
turned in another direction.
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Today 5 Horoscope

Today's disposition is psychic
and the temperament somewhat
too sympathetic. The mind may
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-16

BY GAIL FOWLER AP Fsatare Service Writer
PULLMAN WASH lsslender, soft-spoken Jack Erlei
isn't ;cfng any Pacific Conference basketball chapo
ship for his washington Coege Cougars this winter nor oo
national collegiate hoop
ifle gsr Iast soaring Cougars surprised every
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TALL AND TOUGH
cay As~oeiasea PressD

NoTRE DAME. md, Dec. 16.-
Bob Taught, 6-foot. 5-inch Notre
Dame basketball center may be
lanky bat he's tough.
When Bob was only four years
old he was run over by 5000
pound bakery truck. The cleve-
land boy is also a tennis star. He
won the Ohio high school singles
championship in 1888.
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SPORT QUIZ ANSWERS

/. Log holllng-
2. Primo Camera lknocked
out Sharkey in 9th on June 28th1.
3. Five out OF So
4. I,172 miles CA R. Hawley
and Augustus Post-1910)-
5. Germany.
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leading challenger after Billy
Soose relinquished his crown be-
cause he could no longer make
the weight
This cleared up dispute that
had lasted since the days when
Mickey Walker was champion
more than a decade ago. Both
bodies agree on heavyweight
Joe Louis, welterweight Freddie
Cochrane and bantamweight
Lou Salica.
Jenkins Favored
Jenkins likely win be the fay
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I773-Historic Boston Tea Par
ty.
l8S5-Beginning OF terrible B.
day New York fire
184l-a00 years ago. Senator
Lewis 2. Linn of Missouri, fiery
advocate Of making Oregon
American when British active
there and Americas indiffer-
ent. introduces bill for line of
forts from Missouri to Oregon
l9O5-First issue of Variety.
1slAGermans raid English
seacoast killing about 100.
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1770-Ludwig van Beethoven
famed German composer, born
Died March 26. 1927.
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BASEBALL

Price Field GTrumbol. lao p. m.
SUNDAY
First Game-Key West Conchs
VS.. Red Raiders.
Second Game-Regulars Us.
TrojanS.
DECEMBER 20
First Game-Regulars VS.. Key
West Conchs.
Second Game-Red Raiders VS..
Trojans.
JANUARY 4. 1912
First Game-Key West Conchs
VS.. Trojans.
Second Game-Regulars VS..
Red Raiders.
JANUARY IL
First Game-Trojans VS.. Regu-
lars.
Key West Conchs.
POSTPONED GAMES
Two-Conchs and Regulars
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1775eJane Austen, famed Eng
Iish novelist, born. Died July
Is, 1877.
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I863-John Fox. Jr.. novelist,
born in Stony Point, KY. Died
July 8. 1919.
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Today's
Anniversaries


1769-Jesse Mercer, Georgia
pioneer preacher and philan-
tropist, born in Halifax Co, N.
C. Died Sept. 6, 1s41.
1T70-Ludwig van Beethoven.
famed German composer, born.
Died March 26. 1927.
1775eJane Austen, famed Eng
Iish novelist, born. Died July
10, 1877.
l625-Henry Heth, gallant Con
federate general, born in Ches-
terrified Co, Va. Died Sept. q.
1899
1834-Charles B. ManviIle,
founder of the asbestos company,
consolidated with H. ". Johns
Co, in 1901, born in WATERFOWL,
N. 7. Died Nov. "a. 1927.
IS541Joseph Fels. Baltimore
Philadelphia soap maker, Single
Tar advocate, philanthropist
born in Halifax Co, Va Died
Feb. q, 1914
I863-John Fox. Jr.. novelist
born IN Stony Point, KY Died
July 8. 1919.
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SPORTS CALENDAR
BASKETBALL
High School Gym. 7:so p. m.

7l5n Scnoot GYrns T:S0 p. N.
TOMORROW NIGHT
First Game-Coast Guard VS.
Sound School
Second Game-Naval Air Sta
ton VS.. Gas Company.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game-Army VS.. Ma
rines.
Second Game-Ceast Guard
VS.. High School
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Today In History

177s-Historic Boston Tea Par
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l9O5-First issue of Variety.
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Jenkins likely win be the fay-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

los ANoEIE>--san Francisco
and la Angeles splii their sun
day pair. the Seals winning TIE
opener II 90 3 and the Angels TIE
nighteap. n % 10. TED Jennings
clonted three home rsans two IN
tho opener. Hls four-rls eleat n
the nlghtcap came with The hs<es
elorged.
Tom SEATS WA he sscssd
gan,s u The ses>aa fss IL
seals IN the opener principally
hcoan.e nj. mate. eious~d nse
Weiisad. fes stise. FrHnk
Tetars and Pay Thanss~ fet
rs hits.
Julio Bonnetti vas ths winning
pitcher In the nishtesp. WYn
Ballou. who saw action only IN The
NTH and sixth, wss nioksd Tor TIE
Angels winning run. The SERIES
vas split AZ three games each
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Oaks Divide

oAKI.AsD-Oakland split =
double header with Hollywood but
won the series. four games 10 one
The Aeorns took the frat game.
Is 10 3. with = 7i-bit attack on
-four Twink pitchers. while the
Stars won the nightcap . [ oil.
The stars waited until the
ninth inning Of The nighieap 10
break = 10 tie and score
their double Of runs. Johnny
Blttnsr OF the starr and ben
Cantweil ~ Oakland had turn
I'd In n tight pitchers battle
until The final inning.
Then Csntwell was assaulted for
three runs and Jack salysson was
nloked for five. Blttner gave The
Aoorns only four hits. while Cant
well was touched for only six until
the wild outburst
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Bowling Congress
Sets Three Marks

ST. PAUL-The b5-day Amer
lean Bowling congress approached
It's finish today. Results Of team
play tonight and minor events 10
morrow afternoon were ali that
remained between each divisions
five present lssders-Who have
held their places for a wesk-ano
1871 top money.
Three tournament records
already have been established
The latest came last night,
when the number Of 6OO-soore
singles games mounted 20
1923, one more than the for
MR. aIi-tinse record set 1T
Cleveland two years ago.
Other records already announced
were = rev high attendance Of
more than 80 900 spectators. and
. total q a games Il 100 Or bet
Ter N the singles division. Both
previous marks were set AZ Detroit
IAat yssS.
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Rodahl
Tie for Medal
Publinks Quolifier
Druws l0e Golfers

one hundred and eight mem
hers Of The four pubic courses
qualified tn the Tacoma Public
LINKS composition Al BrookdAls
during the last week. Nedaiizt
bonors were divided between Larry
Huseby and Al Rodahl. both e
Alienmors. with Il. Rroosdaie had
80 entries. Alienmorc "a. Meadow
Park Is ard Highland IL.
Jack Mcintyre. Highland. last
years Public Links champion. did
not have 10 qualify hut entered the
tournament and = placed In the
Championship flight
The five tied with Ta's Win
play = sudden death taurna-
mcnt II Breakdale Mendsy
evening ~ q p. m. The winner
WIN take the ssnd place In the
Championship fIighl The
other four win drop down Into
the Second Night.
The next 10 win bs In the Sec
end flight The following rs will
make up the fourth flight which
viii be played On = handicap.
The scores:
Larry Husshy II. Al RodAhi n.
Z D. Alsxson -, Ken Kafoed y
oeorEe Wis "a, Archie Denim ~. Mi
Johnston -. Eddie Riviefe "a Jack
Johnston n. nud Lehman -. Ffank
unser ~. spike ABBY a. virsil cllft
IS. Merle Smith Is Ar Ahei %.
Randeii Edmonds 70, Al konsmo 20
Joe Kolsr 70. stan Baeior 70. q A.
Payne n. Prank Boser II. ueorss
Hollinastead ~ Joe HanklsF ~. Al
Carter ~. Joe Greco ~, bert Dunn
"a Norman Whys u, Norman olson
~ Bill Ristvst ~. Jark Van whye 70
Turreli anderson y. Morris rnnlFan
70. Al Moody 70, Howard Olson 70
George williams 80 Joe ps.-en 20.
Sr soss clspE so slmo n samn si.ss 90
Rodsric Mclean ai Dr Monsingo 81.
Bill Round 81 Eari Matthias 81. Dtrk
Allen a.. Nela Norherg - Chef
Corey a.. Harvey ? Keyse ~ Dick
Lons "a. Gordon Nelson 81. Olaf
orythins "a Harry DAILY ~
Ken sorrelis o. Earl Phillips o..
Harry Aaundcrs s.. Paul Graft 80
Archie Nelson IS Bob Wilson -
Marshall Lucks ~. Tom wallace -
J. l. Hamilton 81 Rick Thompson 80
Harold KincAid ~. Gordon Jones -,
Martin Stone 81
A y Wise rs. Bill Leedom ~, a.
Toiiefaon a.. Harry nowen as, HARRY
Bradbury as Bob DeFeil ~, Prank
suiencss 40, Bob AilArd Sc l.. n
Stevenson "a. Dick BroCkWaY ~, Pat
Ksiiey o., n. A Tessier 81, Orv Awe
stad 81. Elmer Larson 81. George
MArahan 81.
Joe Turoo a. v.K Mandevlils a..
Charles Booth AH. FranciA Chaplin ~.
Carl lawson ~ Ralph Williams 40.
| Paul 0omnrud 30. John johnson 90.
Bud Abraham 90. Henry Huleher 81,
Homer Kelley Of. n G. nurholS 81.
Al Patrick 81 MARI g. Bradley 81.
Harold aorgrnffei %
NJ W Mills o.. Dick nuiiette o..
Prank Newell % Hoh youngsters ~
Burt Morris eb Carl james eo. Harold
Larson e5. HegberF o. Harry nat
tsrlee %. ~ solbers io4. 9. q,
Peterson III.
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oaKLND

Llalns pitcher gsDeEns innings
pitched - GaDofns E Ca p Tot
a. bat off Casorns b oag 3. Ilat
~ nlfA. or Oabggne 81 OGE 81 Tpet
- rlns scgfsd or laDorne Z Gay 8.
Taas 3. r1ua rsspdflsiBis fof OEprrfe
CoFD<ta q Os, Toat 8 slruek
CT b CDfbstt 5 Cav Toft =
bz4ea Ga Dsls or DaEoFEe j. CeEnftt
Z Gay 2 Tess Z weldon . Nd p.ten.
Ca. horrs Fua f54szDol tNs-baes
nlts Oildat Z Chapman CnflsJoff 2.
DlckanCt Herman rlna hastfd Ca.
D4ezaDO4. Ta9Dg ElslFT 4 CDnfCy
= Lu0y. Cnapgnan a HsfukD 4.
Chrisioff z. asefifloss Chapman. T1et.
TaGDy double piaya. hiFlsy - LzDs
" GLlcat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

PORTLAND - Only two asu
leaders smsrred today fsom heavy
week end sessions q ths NoFth-
western international Bowling
Congress bssng bsld hers.
Leading ths boosssf singles =
r. Diehtsr. ~ sssttis. VINO sst.
stripped c. Hundquisi ef Hood
RIVER Elwin fEouss ef Hood River
rolled 1911 ln nine games 70 tshs
ths commercial sii-svsnss LEAD
Standings after heavy wssksssd
composition Include
Open aouhlss nsfry nsf.ss 49, 80
~ Esssia 40 " ksasheFis
TaaDnsa ssooaa iihs
Commercial seps's, 4 n~mfsss
1883 y nakin asd Aasln. As~ts
dsen. third. fiz1 = Ciif,f sf'a .
Psnssleh. troelsa. nfsh. LIS a..
u. ss@@.'s fsss.s ..'s i.s.,, ~ 10.
~, s'e - 49, sa.ss'' s-.s'as hsss ilss.
Al rsbnin9tan apd " oshieE t.
oofns. second. tii9 p1lnps sna y
Cfain Taeoms thifa. isss .
Basistef singles Ts1 pien.eF =
eTsns. sisth. tsa
6omsssfsia. sli.s.sns.i .Elsia
ao..es. Hoo hissf. fifst. III Me-
hsfthnsg tacoma. mira tHVo
Aens spen sinsles oshins. ~
coma, So -.
Mas eommsfsisi singles ~
aertEnsk on. n Ia1lfsga 80. cIins
AL gsn0wteh 80 hahnEsy SO.
ntieHis al Wtkstsin ttt. ali fAeem.a
Ashs Dl<setsf ainsiss mas, II
coma sxz
Aane Commercial do4nies Nts<
stna SIS AMI ftoiiina s1a. faa11stss
i0ss fsllaa 81 ard Fsno~ieh. -
Tsr<ana llf4 AeaefthbsT. - s1a
goHnA1rs. sea Tacoma. f19f
Mas tsooateF d0a1ies hseAs -,
Tianasan s14 TafaUa. to1t
Neas opsH taaWs FssssyN AAss.es
Wssh 1f34 mane tf4 nmitn. 81.
Christensen. eel. MI. SIS. NsstsHtHas
tss
hsn's boeusisf tsafnN 1gsel sszs-
ply. Tak0ra, lala. nio<En. -. D4nas
kiaf a. Dahoia tga bsnafeeu. tefs
Cfaln, ga nfak nans Ta1ofna. x511,
naifolrn s1o Aliief. ti1 kfen1lsl.
f11 > Aaies6g. 40. : aslsstT -.
Wousaus hs1stef tf4fHt AEa&fN
ins4Eea1s. Ineesna. 1910
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
2For Pippins

YAkIMA-The only change In
Western International baseball
league standings over the week
END saw Yakima and Vancouver
switch places
Yakima won both Its games
yesterday from the Canadians, So
and as. This gave the Pippins q
record OF two victories and two
defeats and lifted them from the
cellar to a three-wsy tie for third
place. Vancouver dropped from.
fifth TO the basement.
UANNnEfNEs.
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Softball Circuit Starts At Summer Tonight
Truckers
To Sticks

Tacoma Truckers and Sesttle
Aeros will bring Northwest league
semi-pro baseball 10 Seattle for
the first time in six years Wed
nesday night AZ Siok's stadium.
Seattle bat BeIlingham. SIS.
In the Whatcom county city
Saturday night In the leagues
only week end game. Other
games were rained out
The Truckers will leave from
their office At s;45 ?. m. weines-
day. Manager Johnny Heinrich an
nouneed today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

Tacoma Yacht eiub Nfii nnesf %
night a. tbs clubhouse at = O'Clock.
TsusdAy night ms Iatsrnatioaai
Power Boat association vii meat
ia ssatus ~ ths Seattle faebi
club.
Coming events on the Tacoma
scheduis are = workout Al Woiio-
chst bay On Nay 10. kstr0n island
race On Mag IL and -. and he
moral day sxedcisea At Woliochst
49, e. Nay -. ~ and Jsna /.
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IBAttsd for wisr in .
YAKIMA

Runs batted In. Younksf Warfisld.
Wright, SVirk. WeiRAndt. y. johnson
2. EyAns. Madrid 3. tso-b base hits.
suems LinEuA 3. Younkers Warfield
B. johnson. home run Madrid. stolen
bases. h. johnson Wright sacrifice
KAimondi; double plays. McOiunls 70
Wright, biist 70 Reese. left on bases
Vancouver :. Yakima o. bases on
balls. off Raimondt .. harkeisW 4
BarkelsW 4 hlta. off RAinsndl IN
81 innings o. rum. of Wief In
= innings runs hit b. pitcher
Endress b. Barkelev. suems bY Rai-
mondi. winning pitcher BafksleW
losinR pitcher. RAimDndi. umplfes
Moran and Valerie. time Of game.
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Tigers, Bells
Play Today

Stadium Tigers and Bellsrmine
Lions were playing this afternoon
in a city prep baseball game at
Athletic park. The game was
originally set for Tuesday after
noon but was moved up one day
to permit play at the WI park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

Loslnz DltcLef CautNsI Innings
Ditetse1 - CantNsi fuls frepgus
alble To- CartEeli . struck o4t -
Eiftnsf 5asef O. balls NJ biftuff
ssD- base tifa TaABF. Laaxa D14 z.
Kane F1aenEafa flnE H4tfec fns
DapDsf. IsubT ysekEhot Hoover Csss
sell Urait Kane , Herman ko@3uT
berg. tins. a. umyiras. fa1ni1s
u D1san.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Joe Mcknight
Cunners
Toconu Club Tckes
closs 4 Trup Meet

Seattle gun club msFssmsn
finished fiFst n the shsotseff ef
the Seattle star tfap@hoos ye~ksr-
DAY II the Tacams Dun eIah.
hitting AL cut - 90 targets
Tacoma wss sreaad with sit
ard Fun~~f 1un clue - Seattle
third with ei0.
Bee Mepkssshs. rsssna
scsr~s . perfect iee - -
out ~ - n ~ q. q ostffxs
hssasrsp fsf lsaisidasi 81
overall haasF~. Th< kssalesP
shaas w~st - 2. y ochrnu.a
81 tlaisia Gun eiuh. t~~is
e..nty. 1~Arnss srsks -
straight 80 ni.>es kis ssa.i
attempt.
r.n ciuh~ ana Q record entry
~ TIA performers competed. NJ
hind the Tires tssV leaders ssss
Bsiiinsham Dun club sos. Twin
city Gun club is,snwoodl TOO
Kistitss County Field and Stream
club tEiisnseuFEl. TIE. Port an
Reles Gun eiah. Tss. Redmond
apert smsn's association. TT.
Bremsrton Trap and sheet sinb.
b2n. Calvin Gun club. 500. nrsms
srton and Calvin did NOT snssr fsii
teams.
Tacoma won the class A meet
with 1pi. Seattle Gun eiub took
the Class n shoot with 1fp. and
Bsllinshsm the cis@z. G vita III.
In the individual hrseAsssI Mo-
Knight finished first IN ciss< A..
Les Peck Of atsnwpod topped
class y with %. and Charles
Cullen. Seattle Dun club. headed
Class G with ~.
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Hitting the Old Head Pin

SslxhlIxhss - - rs~s csiis~ss---
nsas cro~sll a Ne csntu<y
lsssHs Led III lsssss bs~i>Fs a
ne Coliseum this yaaf win ne
aeb fatal Jszst ons mere spsf~
ana Ne weuid HAYS Fssrhsd tns
eosslsd TOO MARI. - siish thsfs
has been only one IN Tseans this
ys.f. and that W Woody fIaftsf
IN the Commercial sssnis.
Iii no<tsFty - ths coIissaza
bo~1sfs for ths greater peFt u
ths season with ms 80 rolled IN
CITY lsssas play s<ss ths bszin-
ming n ths s~sson.
To w.ksfi<sa's 81 r~~f< - 10
head ~ ne hsesr eel fsr LIS 800
ssa. l<~ a.ffisss . f~~ sseAs
bsfsFs relied . go - r~ss - 49,
one pl@es.
Mllarsd rsynoids Il ths wosn-
ems CITY league rolled : So.
uhaeh VS. ma Ihfssfsnsd IN
lsasl.s pisy bat leaves Urn. Nus
sslman 70 20 over Il IN . speeizi
match with ne nsyfiows< c<fs
boya ahs holds the sli<y FseoFd
for women with 5s8
klsanor brown lssds the honor
roil siih = - slaEis. and Efuss
Musseiman hoids tn sll~y FseeFd
with q z1s. Marxarsf Christian
son.s and chaEiotts zatkosiss 10
rests In . Ne Tor sseend place.
Ths safsl4ading b.sssisF fsS fif~f
ysas sesE,en y lksse Fzaeslehs Ane
bssisa wifh - nef 2. As<s<<
team ana IL Ceaaies neaslf
zhsp Eiris. ffsr ssiris. II So fsiz<d
ssar ~ eaa II ths seas1n = fsps
fsF first Ysss hswis<s al ssesa1
pi.es n fhe Csiisssssa Ladies 80
elas. Nee average h ~ Eses
Tins league b it7. $50 was czsns
n Al Essals siaseF h the 1ify
Association tz.zrnsuseat wita tsgi,
laelndinx 9 p4ns h@aalaap.
n open bowling n the bsetn-
nag eisss are Bobbla swsen sais
q is. c. A. Maann zs4. ana Harry
patnods zs4 Thsy al had more
strikes thAn they knew what -
% With
HIGHWAY ALLEYS
- 49,, i@@asrss see foFmsua q ths
MsWaF ailegs and vii roll ttf first
naf1Ass ~ - ei4ht-aeek efhsdala
fhia aefG
On Nsdneada4 tne 4iked lea44e
eornp1Aed * leamN mAas 40 ~ tAD
mn aHa tNo women Fe@teft| VII ~
faraf.sd 4lH tfa1na have nifHaHt
l1ll.4d tne roster
o. Tnufafaf eFe1iua an QftAAlsA-
ssau meeting all ~ held a. 10 HI
Way 70 Ina up teams icf neN
fadtaH Iaaaus Whifh VII foa ~
rnafehss saea EssdaS s<enine.
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haeusers At jefferson No. ]; Knights
% Columbus W Eagles ~ Harmon;
III A Va u C. T a. jefferson No. q
Tuesday. June 10 - Travellers "
Elks a. Harmon. Eagles Vt 2 L A a.
jefferson No. !. WeyerhAeuaert Va
Knights q Columbus a. Jefferson
No
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perts. but by this time II was
pretty clear that southworth had
adopted . policy Of proceeding
contrary 10 the experts opinion
and letting the batting and field
ing averages fall where they may.
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Vancouver -. 90 0Co cal 90 .
Yakima go. ... cio 400 900 Oh &
summary Hlrf hatted IA. Yoln-
ker 2. IVAN JeNeil. NriEht. War
fed. two bzs4 hit. LlnEla. three
base hit WarfAld. stolen bassa B.lAa
hcolnnla. a1crlf!css. Jonnbon. Jewell
Bremen. double plays. Ac0innss "
BEick 70 Wright, Sglek % Mcoinnis
70 Wright. Jewell 70 eSlek % wright
Nadrid 70 stsmper - Rse1e left o.
bsses Vancouyef . Yakima g oase
On calls of Merrill Z AcCOnnsu &.
Adams 2. STRUCK Gus 81 Merrill y
McConneu -. Adams g. hits OF
Merrill In , innings z , F1nz al
Adams 81 "a irninaa ,. I F1n. hit
b. pitcher. hcConneu b. Hsmlu
wiic pitch. McConreli. lnaing pitcher.
lcsuls Umplrss vaisrio ane Moran
tnns q ran4, 2 80.
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Manager Billy southworth OF
the st. Louis Cardinals grinned.
Seems his boys either don't know
their own strength or have neg
lected 10 read what the experts
have been writing about them.
The Cardinals, ~ We en-
perts have told you 10 many
times, always look terrible In
the spring and then come
roaring down the stretch In
August and September TO
make a fight for the pennant.
southworth was extremely philo-
sophical. you might even say nom
chalant, about the sad plight of
the experts. Somehow you got
the idea that IL was all right with
him II the experts just stewed in
the baseball dope they cooked up
this spring. And II any expert
wanted to get tough about II,
southworth was prepared to refer
said expert to his lawyer.
LAWYER PITCHER
The lawyer was warming up AZ
that moment. The lawyers name
IL Sam Nahem. a full fledged bar
rister who wears glasses. has a
dignified, deliberate manner on the
mound and throws a habeas corpus
fast ball and writ Of eertiorari
curve.
Lawyer Nahem II one OF
those boys the Cardinals are
always taking as excessive
baggage In trades and then
developing into stars. lie WA
n minor In the transaction be-
tween the Cardinals and
Dodgers which sent Ducky
Medwick 10 Brooklyn.
The day Lawyer Nahem In
waiting for is when he can start
against the Dodgers. He struggled
for five years to get on the Brook
Ign team and finally was traded
away without ever making the
grade. An urge for revenge IL
deep in the lawyers heart
Yes sir Southworth said
n he watched the barrister
wham across his fast one,
Sam looked good the last
time out. The whole team looks
good. Our infield IL set and
the boys are hitting pretty
we'll"
Was he saving any special
pitchers 10 send against the fam
ing Dodgers IN the series opening
shortly?
NO. they'n just take their
regular turn"
That strategy Mortified the ex-
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IDa Anaflea lllsEsFs aIV 10
pltrhsr htne innings pitched, ~
Wriland / plus. stina ~. fotaro -.
al pat, off weslnna q. stins 70. TO.
faro Q. runs. OF htlns TotAfo y
hita OF ssine Totaro runs re-
sponnlbls for, Hsata 4. "snend !.
slim .. Totafo , rhoinaa bases
4 roearo 4. ThonAa / struck out. -
F.sata 4. atipa ! Thomas O. LETT On
hasrs an rfanessoo "a l<s Angeles
b two baaa hits. white. Holder three.
i,asa hits, FeFnanasE, white notns
rtna Jennings , runs battsd ~
Mayo. Weintfuh Holm, Fnin, ysn-
ninan a ntats Oufodowaki White
uoidsf i IAnnefi double plays. Mayo
to Aafullo tims, asa. umplfess
Hood, Jordan ara snyder
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Sacramento Maintains Grip
On Coast Ball League Lead
Seottls and Portlond Comes Refined
Out Or Other Twin Bills Are Split

maintained ~ --aer-hlp n r.ans
Coast today despite hs fact sunday eauhlsen ~h
Portland Fained halted
nah Sacramento and Seattle t. -sccna
abbreviated series games q
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ToddY's Sport Porods -.
Billy Southworth Is Making
Monkeys Out Of the Experts
nv HARRY FrRGUsON

NEW foRk-Pntting stern face correspondent
walked little sitting the What's
making
National league when be division"
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Whirlaway
In Prealknsss
Derby Winner Of
TO pimlicc Track

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