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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EXHIBITION GAMES

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Field Of Is Horses Enters
Feature Handicap Of Day
For,yFivs Days Rsmoin on Schedule;
First Two Dogs Set History at Track

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Tigers Play
Friday LOO

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they'll - after thsir ittA saa
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frsm The sAa Ffsnei-ee seals
In an eshlhitias game.
The, have net tasted defeat
% the seme grounds fsf three
and . half weeks.
lei Halmss, who hsid ihs CAPS
IN cheek last Sunday night. ana
Earl Porter. who heAt vancaaysr
Monday night are expected q
work Tor the TiEss. - they at.
tempt 70 add couple 10 their
long string q home Wlns
ctRDoIA RrtNAsfD
Since they came hems. thsy
have bsen larfuplak the bail
Thsy have raped out e. hits IN
tho last five hail games for a siuh
average thls week % mare thar
400
They have several u tho mosi
dangerous hitters In the league
Al steele. Mel Cole. Nal Mallory
RAY Perry. rlp koshisr and Nofry
Abtsstt al arc above 800 ~ :
healthy margin. and Harry stos
her IL just cat ~ the charmed
circle.
Rob Cardosa. wha served q.
reserve catcher has bsen unoon.
ditionally released. lie sas here
on option from Scranton q tins
Eastern league. An affiliate of ths
Boston Red Sos
Fas starr. shs hurt HE
arm sliding inso third base
Sunday. is recovering. but viii
not he In tho game until nest
Tuesday when thu Tiger. open
la salem. another city that
has q club that !. hard 20 beat
al home.
Marvin RiekeTt will b. out ol
the lineup for a couple more day,
Nith an attack Of the measles.
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koshler has been playing with
the handicap 81 injuries 10 his lsfl
shoulder and a leg. BE stsppes
into gopher hole while rhasini
bail in Vancouver outflsld sat
urday. but had 10 stay In the line
up when both starr and Kicker
went on the disa bled list
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rest 81 this week for league com
petition After the dnublehssdsi
Friday afternoon. they Will pla,
Vancouver ono game SATURDAY
night and one sunday afternoon
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begin al 30 o'clock
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annual call ~ Athletic park for ~
exhibition game with the Tigers
The Davlds are reported 10 hsy'
one u their hest eluhs this year
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
SEATTLE WINS


Dick Barrett held San Diego 10
five scattered hits and Seattle took
3 to o game from the Padres.
Dick Gyselman's single scored Bill
Lawrence and Al Niemiee in the
second and Bill Aatheson's triple
in the NTH drove In Spencer
Harris withsthe Rainier runs.
Sacramento and Portland
split. the Cardinals winning
the first game I To : and the
Beavers going on y second
inning rampage to triumph In
the second by = ! to o score.
Al Hollingsworth ehalked UP his
18th victory sgsinst two defeats
by turning the Beavers back with
five hits in the first game Port
land tied the score at SAIL with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

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Sacramento ............ oO0 ooO %
Summary - Losing pitcher. Turbs-
Vile. innings pitched. Turbevilie Ia.
at bat. off 11irbevllle y. runs scored.
off Turbeville 5. hits. of TurbeYiile
5. runs responsible for. Turbeville =.
bases on balls off Reid / Turbevllle
2. Turpen g. struck out. by Reid 5.
Tnlrbeville |. Turpen !. hit by pitcher.
owen by Turpen. left on bases, Port
land o. Sacramento 3: tvo-base hit.
Blsttner; players walking. Thompson,
Escobar. King. Norbert :. Wright.
Schultz Reid. runs batted in Nor
bert. Owen. Wright 2. Thompson
Schultz Escobar. double PLAYS. Scalzi
20 Sturdy Gutteridge 70 Blattner 20
Sturdy. Reid to Brown % Reich; time
/ 40. umpires. Jordan and Engeln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Salt Water BeckOns

Our sait water salmon and
salmon trout waters. OF course,
will be invaded in countless
numbers.
II you want the correct dope
on salt water fishing. call Frank
Harting at Point Defiance boat
house.
II he can't tell you then
fish for rock cod
And many will be doing that,
too fishing for rock cod and
other bottom fish.
Ths more one thinks Of what
this great Northwest possesses
in the way Of fresh and salt
water fishing :. well, the more
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Canada Calls

Canada Calls
Many parties heading for Can
ada and our neighborly oountrys
great rainbow waters.
They. sir. will get fish and
what big boys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
kapowsin Report

Last week = ends catch re-
ported at Sheas place on
Kapowsin lake amounted 70 223
fish BY actual count.
Among the catch were some
large Rainbows that reached as
high as three pounds. Salmon
eggs brought them in.
crsppie fishing there Is late
this season put should begin 70
swing into action any day now.
Early this week Charlie
CHASER 81 Orting caught u
Rainbovs and silyers Up 70 Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

Los Angeles. too. turned the
tables on Oakland. administering
an s to l shellaeking behind Ray
Prim's tight seven hit pitching
The seraphs iced the game in the
first inning on a barfage 81 base
hits that accounted FOR SIX runs,
and chased across their final pair
In the third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

Fifth Race Purse t60s Three
year-olds and up. Claiming. Six
furlongs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

Lonqacres Entries, Selections

slxta Rae Purse SOS rhfss-
yssr-olds nd -. Allowances. 80
f4.af,nN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

A four-hit pitching performance
by Larry Jansen gave the San
Francisco Seals a TO o win over
Hollywood last night. ending the
Seal losing streak Of four games.
II was Jansens second shut-out Of
the stars this season.
Bruce Ogrodowski's single
In the second inning scored
Don White with the first run.
while successive singles BY Bill
CisseIl. until this week n mem
her Of the Hollywood roster;
Jensen. Ferris Fsin and Nanny
Fernandez scored three more
In the seventh. Frankie Dasso
MAS the losing pitcher
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

Third DAY. July = Post time
7la
first Rare-Purss ss0s. Three
yesr-old. ard up. Claiming. one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

Fourth Raee-Purse s50s Three
year-olds ana up. Claiming Six
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
Police Chief Wins Title
 As Mean Man

Application for the title of the meanest man in Juneau was made last night when Juneaus Police Chief Ken Junge went swimming in the children's pool in Evergreen Bowl
 Before the athletic, 240-pound Junge went swimming, there was a spring board at the end of the pool. Now there is none. Before the aqua tic, child-loving Junge went swim ming, the pool was new. Now. deep swimmers say, there is a crack on the bottom of the pool.
 The police Chief carefully steps from foot to foot today, possibly unaware of his own strength. while little children sadly ask what hap pened to the new spring board. Although, blanks for the board were hand picked and especially sawed for the purpose, Junge's mighty leap on the very tip was too much and today another load of hand picked, especially sawed lumber is being built into a new board.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
CANNERYMEN ASK SEASON
 EXTENSIONS
Fisheries Office Here Is Under Pressure from
 Fishermen

Flooded with requests and de- mands for extensions of the fishing season in all sections of Alaska, the Fisheries Division, of the Fish and Wildlife Service was the hot spot" in Juneau's Federal Building today.
 Fisheries Management Supervi- sor Clarence Olson described his office as under pressure" from can ners, fishermen and communities throughout the Territory, where the late heavy run of pink salmon has hit canning districts after a slow early summer.
 Olson stated that none of the extensions asked have been granted as yet. Recommendations of ex- tensions of the fishing season, made by Olson's office, must be ap- proved at Washington, D. C., be- fore the extension becomes effec- tive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
in
 Win Streak, Straight
BURMAN AND BETTINA FALL THROUGH ROPES !
Teller ChaIks Up His 2Oth Victory Pirates Go
 Into Third Place
tBy Associated Press)

The Brooklyn Dodgers ran their latest winning streak to four games Sunday. rolling over the Chicago Cubs behind the seven-hit pitching of Whilow Wyatt.
 The St. Louis Cardinals won a pair of games Sunday from Phila- delphia by identical scores. Morton Cooper was deprived of a shutout in the first game by Johnny Rizzo's eighth inning homer.
 Bob Teller finally chalked up his goth win of the season as the Cleve- land Indians split a doubleheader with the Athletics. The largest crowd in the history of Philadel- phia's Shibe Park, 10000, saw Teller holding the Athletics to three hits.
 The Pittsburgh Pirates sailed into third place in the National League Sunday by humping the New York Giants twice. The great relief pitch ing by Lloyd Dietz and Bob Klinger enabled the Pirates to come from behind in each game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
OPM Fears Shortage

At the same time, word rom the Office of Production Management in Washington, D.. O., to the effect that a shortage of canned salmon for army supplies, domestic needs and export to Britain is feared may cause federal offices to act with leniency in granting of season ex- tensions, it was believed.
 Runs of salmon this year have been "cockeyed" as Olson expressed 1t, and not according to advance expectations. According to previous announcement, one district in Icy Straits will close to fishing tonight and other sections of the Territory will be closed from now until Aug ust 29 when the final closing will take place at South Prince of Wales.
 There will be no extension granted in the case of the Icy Straits clos ing law to become effective tonight, Olson stated. Fish coming in through Icy Straits may be caught in inside waters by fishermen in other districts, he pointed out.
 Peninsula Run Low
 Reports to Olson's office indicate that the pink run in peninsula dis tricts is below normal, he an- nounced.
 Prime concern of Olson's office, it was pointed out, is to make sure that there is sufficient escapemenr of fish to guarantee the spawning and perpetuation of the run. If any extensions of fishing seasons are granted, they will be in sections where the run is heavy and has beer holding up well, so that escapement of fish into spawning grounds has been good, Olson said.
 If We can allow a few more fish to be taken and still protect the areas, we are going to do so,' he declared.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
New AIibi For Loss
 Of Big One

A new alibi for losing ''big one" was being given today by Mrs. Hol- ger Larsen as the result of fish ing trip yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs Larsen were out trolling with Peggy McLoed, fed eral court sterographer here. Mrs. Larsen and Miss McLoed both had fish on their lines at the same time.
 As Miss Mcleod hauled her catch, a good sized silver, near the boat, the fish gave leap from the water, jumping up onto the deck and hit ting Mrs. Larsen, who lost her bal ance and fell, In the confusion which ensued, Mrs. Larsen's fish escaped from the line
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
Browns Stop Yankees, Two
 Times Sunday
DiMdggios Latest Hitting Streak Smashed-Har-
 ris HurIs 2-Hitter
(By Associated Press)

Before 37,00O incredulous custom CTS, the last place St. Louis Browns, did thorough job Sunday, stopping the American Leagues leaders, the New York Yankees, dead in their tracks.
 In the first game of the double header John Niggeling held the Tanks to four hits and broke Di- Maggio's latest hitting streak of 16 gAmes.lg 4'V a & a s
 Bob Harris pitched a two-hitter to hand the Tanks their first shut out since May 30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04

man Wedard Barr, 40, shot in the arm.
 Deputy Prosecutor Rawls said Wager answered T did" to the ques- tion as to who shot the bartender and admitted other details of the shooting. declaring that he had an accomplice whose name he did not know.
 Bandit Doing Solo
 Witnesses to the shooting, how ever, declared there was no accom- plice and gave evidence that the gunman arrived at the club, stepped behind the bar, waved a .38 calibre special revolver at the bartenders and demanded the cash.
 Just as one of the Galmatos in- dicated the cash drawer, the robber, apparently without provocation, be- gan firing. killing Gus and wound- ing Nick Galmatos. He then stuf- fed a handful of bills in his pocket. Brown summoned a club employee and then dashed downstairs amid g hail of shot. He dropped with a bullet near his heart. sa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
American League
KEITH REl5CHL E
 HERE ON VACATION

Keith Reischl. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reischl, who live on the Fritz Cove road. has returned to Juneau from Salem, Oregon, where he has just completed his first year in pre- medics at Willamette University. He expects to vacation here for month, returning to Salem in the fall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
6rummeft Makes Mistake as Douglas Makes
 Errors for Win
 SCORE LAST NIGHT
 Douglas G; Moose 3
 Score by Innings
 123 4 5 6 ' 8 9-T. MOOSE ..O o 3 0 0 % o O. 3 DOUGLAS II 2OO2 2OO1 O. 6
SCORE LAST NIGHT Douglas 6; Moose 3

Despite the confidence of mana ger Stan Grummett in the abil- ity of his Moosemen, the Paps saw themselves whipped to a fare-thee- well in the first meet of the Lit tie World Series last night as the Douglss took them over the hur- dles 6 to 3, with Rustad and FL lenberg of the Islanders chalking up three black marks apiece.
 Kern of the Moosemen scattered 12 hits over the nine frames to give the visitors all the break they needed and at the right time, while the Islanders leaned on the bat to take four doubles and homer from the Lodge hurler Erskine held the Paps to a five-hit game.
 Taguchi Starts
 Little Sammy Taguchi just start ing his new berth with the Doug las nine after the disintegration of the Elks, took the Islanders first hit in the first canto as he smashed out a double and then came in for the score as Claude Erskine followed suit with two-base hit.
 Only one score in the first and not for the confident Moosemen. Came the second inning and the visitors doubled, then tripled, their lead as Eddy Nielsen and George Stragier walked and doubled, Niel- sen coming sliding in for fast steal during slow throw to third in an attempt to catch Stragier off the bag. Stragier brought in the third marker for the contest when Wiley took his first of two hits in the game.
 As Douglas bobbled four times in the third, Claude Erskine lost all chance of hurling a shut-out and the stands went wild with the thought that the powerful Island nine might fall in the first game of the play-off. Rustad erred to allow Skok first, Erskine walked Sturrock and Guy singled to bring in Skok for the Moose first run. Then Fritz Schmitz made first when Nielsen bobbled and Ellen berg apparently put the ball under his hat while Sturrock turned his walk into run. Rusty Rustad bob bled again to allow Guy to make the third run and a good time was had by all :. especially the Moose.
 Then Rusty Homers
 All was quiet with 1-2-3 ball for the next frame, but in the fifth with Wiley on after a double, Rusty Rustad made up for his errors with driving homer over center field fence and two more scores stood out on the score board. In the eighth canto, as the Islanders got two more hits from Kern, the last run of the game came beating in as Eddy Nielsen, after making first on a walk, made the grade as both Stragier and Stewart took hot first base hits from Kern.
 In the first of the ninth, with two down and two strikes, Guy ticked out five fouls as fans, play CTS and Erskine, all held their breaths in what might have been the turn of the game But Erskine burned one in over the center of the plate and Guy took the count to end the game.
 The box score follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04

Roy Brendible was dismissed from the Government hospital Saturday evening aftern receiving medical attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04

Canadian gold production for the first quarter of l94l was l,293,5l8 ounces, compared to H. 261 ,535 ounces the first three months of 104O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
GAMES SATURDAY Pacific Coast League

Oakland 4; Portland 2. San Diego 1; Los Angeles 0. San Francisco 6, 6; Sacramento |, 2.
 Seattle ?, 3; Hollywood 9, 2. First game tie. called by time limit.
 National League New York 9; Pittsburgh 0. Brooklyn g; Chicago 6. Boston 6; Cincinnati l. Philadelphia 2; St. Louis II.
 American League St. Louis O; New York 2. Detroit 6; Boston s. Cleveland g.; Philadelphia 2. Chicago 3; Washington l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
Steady Run of Games

The average 80.000-barrel oi tanker can make about three round trips in two months be- tween Gulf of Mexico and North Atlantic ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
SEATTLE IS
 WINNER, ONE. GAME SUNDAY
San Diego and Los Angeles
 Go Extra Innings in Twin Bill
lBy Associated Pressl

The Hollywood Stars had pair of shutouts over the Seattle Rain- iers to their credit Sunday until the last inning of the nightcap when the Rainiers broke out in rash of hits featuring Al Niemiec's three run double to score six times and take the decision. Frankie Dasso held the Rainiers to five hits Ches- ter Wieczorek pulled the first game out of the fire with homer tying the score and then winning by a single in the tenth inning.
 Sacramento and San Francisco split doubleheader Sunday.
 Portland and Oakland split twin contest Sunday, A homer by Cecil Dunn in the last of the ninth inning won the first game for the Oaks. San Diego divided two extra in- ming games with Los Angeles on Sunday, San Diego winning in the eleventh inning of the opener and Los Angeles taking the nightcap in ll-l1nllB game.
 GAMES SUNDAY
 Pacific Coast League
 Oakland 2, 9; Portland l, 5. Hollywood 8, 4; Seattle o, 6. San Francisco 3, B. Sacramento 40.
 San Diego 6, l.; Los Angeles 5, 2.
 National League
 Brooklyn 10; Chicago 2.
 Pittsburgh 5, 10; New York 4, 4. Boston 5, 8; Cincinnati o, 0. St, Louis 6, 6; Philadelphia l, 1.
 American League
 St. Louis 6, 5; New York 2, 0. Cleveland 6. 3; Philadelphia 3, 4. Detroit 6; Boston 3.
 Chicago g; Washington O.
 Channel Title Series
 Douglas 6; Moose 3. First game for four wins out of seven.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
Douglas
Summary

Summary
 Stolen bases, Kern, J. Schmitz, Skok, Nielsen; sacrifice hits, F. Schmitz; put outs, F. Schmitz Snow IA, Kern 2, Skok 5, Sturrock, Guy, Wiley 5, Taguchi, Rustad 2, Ellenberg 2, Stragier 2, Stewart IA; Graham; assists, F. Schmitz 4, Kern 5, J. Schmitz 3, Skok, Stur- rock 2, Wiley, Erskine 6, Rustad 8, Ellenberg 3; two-base hits, Tagu- chi, Erskine, Stragier, Wiley; home run, Rustad; base on balls, off Er- skine l, off Kern 2; struck out, by Erskine 5, by Kern 4, passed balls, by Wiley 1, by Skok 2; winning pitcher, Erskine; losing pitcher, Kern; umpires, Druxman behind the plate. Shepard on the ,ases; scorer, Hill; time of game, } hours.
 Steady Run of Games
 Tonight, and tomorrow night and the next night and the next night, as long as good weather holds out and more games are necessary to complete the four-out- t-of-seven Lit tie World Series, the Douglas and Moose will meet on the Firemen's Ball Park at 6 o'clock in seven inning duels.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04

Rose Lee Jakell underwent ton silectomy at St. Ann's hospital this forenoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04

Living costs advanced between May and June in all of the 56 leading United States industrial cities surveyed by the National Industrial Conference Board High- est was 2.9 percent for Baltimore.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04

zeta Dillon, a musician from the Aleutian, was admitted to St. Ann's hospital yesterday afternoon to re- ceive medical attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
NIpp0N5 STOP SHIP SERVICE TO AMERICA

Continued rom Page Ons'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04

Jack Brown left the Government hospital Saturday afternoon after receiving medical attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04

increasing numbers at Dairen, Jap- ans port of entry in Manchoukud, where Japanese forces along the USSR Siberian border are reported strongly reinforced.
 Unconfirmed rumors of new Jap- anese- Russian clashes along the Manchoukuo-Siberian frontier were circulated in Shanghai. but the Jap anese Army denied them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
THREE DIE
 IN SEATTLE <. 2. GUN BATTLE
HoId-up Man Kills Three, Wounds Seven in A. s.1' femped Robbery

tContinued from Page one,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Nelson are the parents of five pound and fifteen ounce baby son they have named Frederick Wayne. The Child was born at St. Ann,s hospital yes- terday evening at 6:30 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-04

BUY DEFENSE STAMPS