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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Sales Report
Shows Trend
Industrial Workers
Buying Most Cors

According TO figures re-
leased by Chrysler eorpor-
atoms statistical department
today. retail purchases of new
automobiles by occupational
groups during the month Of
February. l941. the latest
month for which such figures
are available. increased los
per cent among industrial
workers and 1873 per cent
among building and construc.
tion workers, with the small
est gain. only 25 per cent,
shown among financial
groups. as compared with Feb
ruary. 1889.
These retail purchase figures by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

Now we have everything we
need to make you happy you are
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

Heinie Brock. Skater. 0vercame Adversely
To Become Tops on Ice, Athletic Fields

smazlng lcr hockey tricks
OUTSTANDING STAR
IN baseball ~ became ~ cat
standing a. .hersstep ant lesdaff
nan that Russ Ford. the eld Tan.
zee spitesn pitcher. tried = PER.
susde Hreck 70 quit sehccl fof q
Yankee farm team.
That lses wss vess~s ~
pseinse's p.r~.ss wses srhs~l
wss eat that sansus<s Hreek
jeised the ereh~.tra az fh>
naer -rr~.ia~ns Nsas.ss- ard
toured the wesid fsf eight
months.
Following The toar Hslnie csms
hack % srhool. ana after Hrsaas
tlon developed lnse enc - the hes,
high divers IN the country. A q
member ~ the iilines. A. G..
brock won national honoss and
only a badly wrenched hack kept
him off the United stsses oiym'
pic team.
Next came the ldsa for . eays
camp. which hs developed near
Alexsndfls. MINI. ueinis .till
own. TN. and spends every sum.
msr 81 the camp. teaching the
youngsters al types Of spes,s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Nv HARRY GRAySoN
MA Service Sports EDITOR

NEW YORk-Johnny Ray bslks
- Mike Jacobs suggests that Billy
Conn's appointment with Joe Louis
be put off until July.
There is so much for Louis to
do in The Bum-of -the- Month pro-
gram. In addition to Billy Conn's
contribution, there are the second
huge printing of The Life Of Abe
Simon, the more attractive Lou
Nova edition, a large Buddy Baer
number in Washington and The
Return of Bob Pastor in Holly
wood.
"Conn became the top
choice when he knocked out
Pastor, and the June date Ia
best. Ray tells Publisher ia
cob~."
Unless Conn gets his promised
June fight with Louis. Ray. the
old Pittsburgh lightweight who de-
veloped and manages the ignited
freshman. threatens tn keep him
out Of the range of Smoky Joe's
fists until next year.
This Is precisely what Printer
Jacobs and the great majority OF
Conn's well-wishers hope Ray
will do.
If Louis slip shows. as Ray in
sists. 1t will show just so much
more next year.
But. in Rays opinion, Louis is
pretty ripe for plucking at the
moment.
Ray declares Conn risks a grand
opportunity every time most any
one beats him TO a shot at the
Brown Bomber.
Conn came in ut 178 pounds
for Gunnar Barlund In Chi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

SIXTH AVENUE BUSINESS woNGs
The Hlxth Avenue nuelnsss Wom=
ems league SAY . hard fought bat
tis lsst night between stutssnsn
DRUG and Bnfpee.. leading ths issnsis
The teams tied fo total points 5uts
70 aoas. burpsss Won ,~o points and
stutsmsns one. They ell roll
frame 70 settle the total Bsst Mon
aaY night Hish safns and ssflss va
rolled BY y Davis iss and al sisth
Avenue Salon ioos thfes points from
orumblinss ice 20 i1ss pa. nsli
Ts,sHS LIsurt
stSfu Att>tt
csAsys tsos three points from Ne
spot lls3 20 3ttn and soH We
second hair ana TIA rlsht "a meet
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soorfns. 100 and SIT west kna 7ese
toos thfes from csnsiss. zs1b. J.
Majesty had high single. lTs. snd
Ar Aosiisf toos total pins. ssi Pics
So taos four from ms Loop ~ DE-
fault stan nslsssr had high single
"a. held 70 form three man team
Oh the sth are sIlsys Quite . mum
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
SIEVE Grassi,
Sturgeon Star
Between Them They
Slaughter Bengols

SIEVE Grass nd the pitching:
Ray spurgeon did the hitting.
And between them. Lincoln
Abes overpowered Stadium Tigers.
10 "a l. at Athletic park last
night tn the first game Of the
City Prep baseball series.
The victory slso boosted Coach
Loren Rslph's Raiisrhtters - tire
front ~ the Cros. state league
standings with two wins and ore
loss. Likewise the Rengsls drop
ped into the cellar.
-Four hits were all Stadium
Tigers could garner off the de-
livery Of SIEVE Grass. red
haired highlander with plenty Of
zip on the old horsehide
Only extra-base hit In the
Stadium quartet of bungics
was Mick Dubois triple In the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

vita infsntIie p.ralysa. sna i
lucky 10 survive. \. seeks q cute,
occupation and 10 content 20 leave
strenuous dolngs 10 tie mere for.
tunate.
coSs FoorHAfI
Hut Rreek 10 sooner rad arisen
from his sick bod IN ~. paul WHEN
ne entered the University ~ Mn
neso,s and reported for fresh loot
ball practice.
C.arh -pe~- Nilliars. tsek
ere ie.k ~ hls fse fret ~
h~ixht and HI. us pounds and
laughed out Lord and advised
him "a ssas aft the xrsdlre..
But Heinie WAS q pretty tough
KID. even though small. BE stayed
with football and Was ausrterbsek
and captain Of the freshman tram.
But he played only one varsity
game. because q fellow OF Heinies
size Was decidedly AZ q aissdsan-
tsee playing Hir Ten football
Hut swimming. baseball ana
hockey were quite different. and
Brock became a talented star at
all three Brock 10 legendary
figure at Minnesota because 81 his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
BY PAUL sCHEFFELs

United Press stair Correspondent
NEW YORK from the
baseball circuit:
The Washington Senator's
pitching coach. Benny Bensough.
forwards a tip for this season
ssys 10 watch out for al
yesr-old Pitcher Walter Mas
terson.
Picked M off the Phila-
deIphia sandIots and carried by
the Senators for two years,
Masterson. according to Benny,
has gained poise and improved
his eyesight by wearing glasses.
Bengough thinks Masterson IL
the Senators dark horse" and
may win As many games rs the
brilliant Sid Hudson :.
Here's one for you quiz fans:
What pitcher has been a mem
Der of the Cincinnati Reds and
st. Louis Cardinals within the
past six months, yet never worn
the uniform Of either club: the
gent IL Forest Tot Presxnell.
Brooklyn sold him to st.
Louis last November, In DE-
cember the Cardinals sold him
Ia the Cincinnati Reds and In
February the Reds sold him tn
the Cubs The Texas League
has voted tn admit all enlisted
mn In uniform to its baseball
game st half price this season
>. Other leagues pIeas copy i.
Paul Wsner may not last the
three or four years he needs 70
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23


There IL Glenn Cunningham
worlds greatest middle distance
runner. whose ieks we're badly
burned when he Vas . boy. That's
Just one example.
Sports history = dotted With
names q champions who oxsresn,s
physical hsndiesps 70 rule the
world.
Few know that Helnse
Brock. the Ice skating funas-
man With the I~en rrrel legs.
was stricken with infantiie
paralysis when = ho,. but
evercame the dread disease 20
become enc ~ the greatest
sli-sreund athletes On the lee.
Brock IL one Of the members
of the original lee Follies and
again this season is one Of the
stars Of the new and totally dr.
ferent Ice Follles Of 1871. the
show opens at Civic Ice Arena.
Seattle. Monday. MAY Il.
Little Heinie. who weighs bat
lis pounds. Ia. had one Of the
most fantastic story-book careers
ever disclosed.
Usually when a fellow IN stricken
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
League
! LEADER

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Ted Longworih
Oregon Champ

PORTLAND-Ted LongVorfh Of
the "ayerisy club today was ,tin
oregon's top pro golfer after TAX
ing 2-snc-1 victory over Al Zin-
norman. AloerNood club. in the
state championship playoff yes
terdsy.
Emery Zimmerman, unattached.
won the consolation honors by de-
feating Lawrence LAmbergsr.
Portland, 8 and 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Looking Over the Majors

catch UP with Honus Wsgner's
all-time lifetime National league
record OF 3,430 hits but he
figures he'll crash the 5000 hit
class this season.
His 162nd safe blow OF this
season will put him in the select
class with Wagner. cobb.
Speaker and Eddie Collins, i'm
mortals who made 5000 hits
during their major league
Detroit Pitcher Buck New
SONS automobile horn bellows
the tune Hold That Tiger" Z.
Phil Cavaretta OF the Chicago
Cubs asked TO have the No. 3
taken from his uniform this
year. He broke his leg in 1889
and 1910 wearing that number.
The previous wearer, Rip
Collins, broke his leg In 1888
wearing a No. 5 shirt g. with
the count three balls and no
strikes on n hitter, the odds are
81 TO IS that he will draw =
walk
Joe Beggs, the National
leagues most efficient relief
pitcher. says that when a res
cue pitcher Is summoned to the
mound in a tight spot. he has
70 be most careful with his first
pitch.
Nine time. out n ten. Bsggs
says. IN. hitter will be hanging
on your first offer because ne
figures II viii be a percentage
piteh"-thst you viii come right
in there with II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Harry Crayson's Scoreboard
Line OF Louis Chollengers Forms on Left.
So Conn's Manager Bolks at Postponement.
Insisting the Champion Is Ripe TO Be Beoten

eago the other evening. Ray
points out that his charge
easily would weight is0 In
fighting trim A DAYS hence.
Conn Is big enough II he is good
enough.
Ray even urged boxing writers
TO review the short story OF Tony
Music in st. Louis.
Music is tough and will punch
back" he warned. Anybody who
punches back long enough will
beat the Louis of today
That remains Louis opponents
main difficulty. The Detroit De-
stroyer still gets thar fustest with
the mostest.
Ray was convinced Louis slip
showed before Publisher Jacobs
organized The Bum of the Month
club with the Al Mccoy selection
in Boston in December. He saw
and read nothing to cause him TO
change his mind in the Red Bur
man, Gus Dorazio, the original
Simon and Music printings.
Until The Bum n the
Month club got rolling. Pub
Usher Jacobs couldn't dig up
Louis opus with a steam
shovel.
Publisher Jacobs now has 80
many best sellers, his star IL
threatened by overwork. With
night baseball interfering. q
little more time Ia required to
arrange an outdoor pugilistic
schedule.
Meanwhile, Ray IL in there
swinging for what he declares is
Billy COINS big chance.
The line of candidates forming
on the left-all highly satisfactory
now - strengthens Johnny Rays
belief that Billy Conn really has a
chance against Joe Louis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Truckers Bill
Two Workouts

Workouts are on schedule for
the Tacoma Truckers at thr
stadium Tuesday at o'clock and
Thursday nj Athletic park st the
same hour. The Truckers will 10
on the road Sunday. meeting
Olympia in Northwest league
game At Stevens field. Manager
Johnny Heinrich said this weeks
workout Will stress inneld prsc-
tice and hitting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

&'Htk- W.
1otI>ttN
The chsmrionshir crown rests nth
ths Aeffies ana nace team.
reds fisee never save 40 although
the fret game save ever Indication
~ e~ins = grand siam
Affsr losing the nfss ssfns efp -
7ss. thsy came ears - 10 edged cut
psn ~ Oh IN Tire second ssnas and
70 iase m third ~ . ernnt ~ ess
- 7es
Harold Tlsafez<n started .ut Nv
nieklns up the ss1sla sna prea
Nahisrs not 10 he ou,aaos piesed
up tao IN . roe
John white started with III. .
double. = snllt ana five IN : fr~
Art 1orssrson Joined la the nufnh-
Ina with 7ot and wshlsfs spoiled
an sn-spsfs same hs eauhlins out
for = isa satns ne started his neat
game With . split 10 finish Nth .
Ted wilehsr ~ith onis one cpsn
and two doubles led his team Ia The
second EaIoe with . Ina single
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
SOFTBAI.L MEETING

There will be a meeting Of team
managers Of the National Soft ball
league. sponsored by the park
recreation department. in the park
office. 7i7 city hall annex, this
Tuesday night at 3 o'clock.
Schedules for the season, which
opens the week Of April 2s, will
be drawn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
bybee Knocks
Out al Spina

sAN vnANConr0--vsvr nypsa.
brisbane lightweight senve1 :
second rourA hncehsst evss A
splaa ~ nAis Lake city b =
schssis'sd Ten resss1 ftoht wsbGn
vas the main svsrt - csussesn
bowi hsrs last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

The oregon washington rlyweed
won q ele.e second with 2ses total.
including cot pins handicap.
Evergreen Tavern. third, with 7han
Hlsh single game ~. rolled by Jses
olb~on, all. Art ullis. fret year
bowler. rolled games OF iss. is7 and
zoo for high total. sal.
The doubles champions are tpo
Msyfiowsr Cafe team boys, hoffy
Gray aud Carr Miller. MorrF win
his as7 and Carl with $50 and a
ls7 handicap stole the shos With .
i2Ts. Aorry rolled . single game OF
asa for hish.
second place went 70 Bob hnetlsf
and Glenn Collins with . 1871 Bob
rolled a 4sa and Glenn pounded out
q huge eos. olenns 900 Nss the
highest series rolled IN the doubles
Third place ~ss rolled BY oioson
and Bob Youngsters. an llss. Tho
ANGLES champion 10 Jimmie Rogers
with gsms. % ie3 Lea and 2sT, plus
a handicap Of Tia for total Of els
Ills 7a1 xas hish for inc single and
all events
second place went ~ Minsrd n
NOR. with ga and third 10 rrnis
Arthur with = eia .
The sli-svsnts champion u Ainsrd
Eimors with an 1870 His series ~sfs
47s. $50 sss ana 41o handicap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Nsmkyr srmsrr ROOSTER
CHAMPS

Evergreen Tavern won the cham
pionship from tns wsFtsnb~s srtstes
The last frame Of the last sene told
tho tale
them under the first game bs ss
pins. but the rssrsfesns found theiF
rhythm In the second sans and
came hzes nv an vi pin nafsln. rhr
third game xss NIP ana sueh. pin
for pin. until the lsst man ~ss
through. The champions taak ~ py
10 pins only
Hish single game Of Evergreen ~as
rolled by HOY fistsnbsfz After he
started With . split and threatened
70 quilt BE finished Nth . III. Ted
Burss Of tbs losers wss high Of his
teammates with . ini. Hish ssfiss.
. so7 vas rolled By howard nsiisy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
tsse playing air Ten football
Hitting the Old Head Pin on Local Lanes

The Poodle Dog Cafe ~ Fifs
square won the Coliseum alleys
championship for team play with
a a0op score. Members and scores
f.Ilox.ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

oAsaA4AAAAg ALf4AAt stkfE ma ~
Greco 2. B<iford a.. Hagen a..
Dahl /. Grass . credit Eictsry %
Orsssi. charge defeat 70 ofeoo. BAH.
Bedford. a. bss off Greco II. Be-
ford .. Hagen .. Dahl s. Grass -
hits bsttee off Greco . Bedford z.
scorsd of Greco 0. B<lford .. HAGEN
none, Dahl 2. Gsx<i /. ruTa fssDoH-
slbIs for Greco 2. Before .. Hagen
none, Dahl 2. OrsAsi l. struck out
81 Greco .. Bsifoxd :. Hsssn ],
Dahl ], orsxs; esses on bail. eff
Greco 2. BeifoEd ,. Hagen 4. D~hl
]. Grass .. hit ~ pitched bail.
Bensls ~ Dahl. stolen ss~s. Spur
seon. B<mif =. PyfsT. Taylor. Mons
run. spxrEscn. thrss-bzss hfts.
spursson. Peterson. Hartman. Du-
Boa tgo-bsss nit. spursson runs
RATED in. spursson = ogsssi. Bennls
Hartman. BroNss. EnorusS double
plays. pyfsY % Petsrs1n 20 Hosnsy T.
time u ssrs noun . minutes.
umpire. stass-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

Comics Beauty shop took fh~s
points from the Kings Place team
TO take the second half champion
ship. They bowl for the league
games Of lba. III and is2 gave her .
4si. the highest abe has rolled
Babe Penowich Of the same team
rolled q IT'S and is5 for ssa total
Mildred HsEer OF the kines Place
team rolled two nice games Of $50
and ia
Lauretta Cromsr % the stadium
Dye Works team started out with a
huge 1876 10 finish with . AS series
Nina Forsbsrs rolled Q f5t and two
1854 Stadium Dye Worhs took ell
four points from the Fio's Beauty
Shop team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

second inning with Dubois
scoring on Snodgrass' flybsIi
10 left field.
Otherwise Grassi had the game
well in hand. Two double plays.
one in the 7th and one in the sth
inning. wiped out uprisings in
those late frames
PERFECT NIGHT
Ray Surgeons big bat, plus five
stolen bases. paced the Lincoln
offensive. spurgeon cracked out
a double. triple and home run and
walked twice for a perfect night
at bat. Three times Sturgeon
tried 10 steal home, twice he sue
ceeded. once on double theft
worked in conjunction with Ed
Bemis.
Stadium used four hurIers
In an effort IN stem the LIN
coin onrush hut only south
paw Ray Hagen wss effective
In the three innings he worked.
Dick Greco toiled two innings
plus. allowed three hits. struck out
three. but walked two men. Wild
pitched once with runner on
third. Two errors by teammates
didn't help the cause any and the
Abes tailed three runs In the
first two frames on Just one hit.
TRIPLE FOR PETERSON
Greco's demise came in the third
when Ed Peterson cracked out q
triple and Sturgeon followed with
his two-base wallop.
Joe Bedford took over In the
third frame and worked until
the fifth inning whom three
walks In n row brought Hagen
TO the rescue. Bedford started
out shabby. giving up . single
10 I'd Benis but then struck
out the next three n,eu to
retire the side.
In the fifth. Sturgeon opens
with his circuit clout. a blow which
cleared the left field barrier with
room to spare. Seemingly that
wallop unnerved Belford for three
Of the next four Abe bstsmen were
given free tickets 10 first bsss and
Hagen came In.
HAGEN HOLDS EN-
Grssn promptly rsps out q
single to score HOWE Pyfer and
Don Taylor scores on an infield
out but after that Hagen kept the
Abes in check. even trapping Spur
geon when he tried TO steal home
in the sixth.
Jay Dahl took over in the eighth
inning with the Abes scoring twice
on a double by Peterson. Spur
geon's triple and theft Of home
on double robbery with Ed
Bemis.
The Abes showed plenty Of
long distance hitting power
With five OF their nine bInxles
going for extra bases. The
Lincoln defense also sparkIed
with four Of the nine Stadium
baserunners being tagged out
on the hassocks.
Pat Rooney's work sround first
base spsrkled with his snsgging Of
foul ny off the screen in N.
eighth inning being the fielding
gem Of the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

Merriok q Race and the smeltsr
bowling teams will roll Tuesday
night for the sll-season champion
ship of the lodge circuit.
Merrick a Race beat Mueller.
Hsrkins for the Monday and
Tuesday night league. while the
smelter beat chsppell a Grimes
for the Thursday and Friday night
league crown.
Bjorstad had high single.
1917. for the smeiters. while
Dinemea had high three
games. 500.
Wagnild topped the Chsppeli a
Grimes squad with a <e6 for three
games. while white Was high
single game. 17a.
Behling turned in a $50 TO top
Mueller-Harkins club In three
games total and also scored high
single. 20s. Eddie Pole Of the
Merrick a Race club reached way
up for a 23s TO top all competition
In single game. His three-game
total. COS. likewise was tops
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Championship Boxing Meet
Billed al Fort Week Of 20ih


ncxsar prauin~st
night - - spd sx>ndirE shreanA Ny
cnanonNgro
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
TADiCH ToPS ALL

Ted Tsdich. veteran bowling
star. walked away with top honors
and first prize In singles tourna-
ment Sunday at X Recreation.
His game totals were iss-2is-
200 204- 204-2st-l2s5.
Bill Leftwich took second place
with fi<s: Joe kendriez third with
ii44; Lief Jensen fourth with ii2o.
Jerry Warden firth with iiit:
Aronson Of Shelton sixth with ii0i
and Ken Mcdonald seventh with
1896.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

Garbage Department. ard Police viii
meet toniEht on the Broadway sitsys
foa tie championship q Tia giD
Employss sAsus
HIehflsld Iii-Dftsas aud rsftfis
Match epposs zach sfhsf NED
nssdsy nfsht fsr the 1Hy sssss
tltl>.
Also billed for Nadnssdsy are ths
fltis matches u tfl~ Nilseusss tsssos
and a ~ Night BbipSa arcs league
Jogaan Bread ladlss meet f@0yd
eiitsT Tire. FRIDAY 81 oefock ff
ths championship % the Commercial
.sksilf
IhonnAt noofins is1ss ~on ths
cham Dlonsnip o. tns Broadway WON
ems ieszu~ Monesg night on me
Broad Nag aiisFs defeating sIFs POO
srts Insurance in fbs utis piayoff.
All 70 z05T
ssopAis TnonikS 81 tns Champion
tam - tke soofins Nth a So total
Trae score
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

Club Tsysrn. OF tne south Tscsrns
LEAGUE IL tns flrat team 70 enter ahs
handicap tournament 20 be held on
ms plsy Nor alleys nsst saturday ana
sunday. IL will shoot on tb< Q clock
squad
Tho tournament IL an Abs
sanctioned meet. TEAMS siii
shDot At Z. . ana ~ s'eissh satafs
dsy nlrht with doubles ara
singles being ssbsanisd for san
daf.
scratch IL 1000 fof Tho team svsut.
900 for the doubles and 200 for fhs
singles. with 70 pr cent handicap
allowed Gntr.~s mus - In b. ffi-
day. Manager curly Niiaon hs@ an
nDunfed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

Dick Greco toiled two innings
plus. allowed three hits. struck out
three. but walked two men. Wild
pitched once with runner on
third. Two errors by teammates
didn't help the cause any and the
Abes tailed three runs In the
first two frames on lust one hit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

"All the hop growers present a.
the meeting took place in the
melee that night and no one per
son. particularly a school director
acting 70 protect school property.
can be held accountable for the
assault on Mr.. Feak.7
This was the Eist Of Judge Car
ence Y. Layton's decision m justice
court Thursday a. he dismissed a
third degree assault charge
brought against Edwin ohlsOn.
Alderton school director. az = re-
suit Of a tussle with J. ". Fesk.
Roy mop farmer. At a hop growers
meeting held IN the AldertOn
schOolhOuse on April 10
More than two hours vas de-
voted 20 testimony BY Peak and
five hop growers. who lease from
Peak. relating now the 12l-poDnd
hop farmer was twice forcibly
elected from the meeting by OIL