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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22
LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE or FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case No. S-Ie4
EULA FRANK PALMER,
Plaintiff.
RICHARD PALMER.
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Richard Palmer, Highland Ter
race. Atlanta. Georgia
You are hereby required to appear
TO the Bill Of Complaint. for divorce
in the above styled cause on the 5th
day OF January. A ID. 1851 otherwise
the allegation therein will be taken
as confessed.
This Order TO be published once
week for four consecutive weeks
In The Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in Key West. Flor
Done and Ordered this a2nd day Of
November Nov AID. 1914.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court. Monroe
County. Florida
By Florence z. Sawyer
THOMAS S. CARO-.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
nOv24; decI-s-15-22.Is4I
N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE;
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Case Ne. s-IIa
Leila de Laughter Gatehen Pate.
Plaintiff,
Thaddeus Charles Pate.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
THADDEUS CHARLES PATE.
Address unknown
You are hereby required to appea r
{ 10 the Bill OF Complaint, for Divorce
F IN the above styled cause on the End
DAY OF February, A ID. 1919. other
wise the allegations therein viii be
taken as confessed
This order 70 be published once a
/ week for four ca consecutive weeks
I IN The Key West Citizen. a newsna-
per published. in Key West. Florida
Done and Ordered this 2eth day Of
December, A d. 1s41.2-a-
+ 1SEAI.) Ross C Sawyer
Clerk OF the Cirelit Court, Monroe
County. Florida
BY: tSd-) Florknee 4. sawyer
s = BeputY Clerk.
THOMAS So CARO-.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
dee2z-zs, 1871: jans-12-IS.Is42
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MUSINGS: Wonder who sent
that lovely Christmas card with
no name on it2. Plane soaring
in the sky sounds angry; bet it
is, too. Wonder If that little
boy who fell over a dog Satur-
day on Duval street was badly
hurt? He is young but had that
been an elderly person, oh dear
me And another dog nearly
caused a wreck. Man in car
throws on brake to avoid hitting
DOG Man in car behind smacks
ST ahesa drives away swear
ne the aiE blue. Did not know
] was 50 ashletic until Scudsy
Right during ne excitement OF
9 Ere aila tie Navy Yard signal
hng s0methniR took for q gen.
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WEATHER REPORTS

Observation taken at 7::S0 a. m,
18th Mer. Time CITY Office
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22

YOUNG JOE SANCHEZ: The
Duke Of Eaton street. has the
right idea about this warl When
consulted as to what he thought
Of war, he said, Il have my sling
shot ready ami just give me a
chance at those Japs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22

DID YOU EVER SEE A LIT
TIE GIRL WITH A DOLL: Well,
its pretty sight to see the light
Of love in her little face. It
takes 50 Little to buy a toy, so go
find that Christmas box the Lions
Club has sitting on some counter
ana buy a toy for some little
child
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22

THAT SAME MARRIED MAN
is still ogling the pretty girls
on Duval street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22

eral alarm. Got under two mat
tresSeS in two seconds.
FIRE CRACKERS: Encourage
your children to be law-abiding
citizens. Mayor Albury has
banned fire crackers in the city
limits and for a very good rea-
son.
SAID MISS MARGARET
LACEDONIA: "All our family
read The Key West Citizen and
love it. Thanks, Miss Lace
donia. So many people forget
to tell US nice things.
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Relative Humidity

Winter Solstice Twin
ter commences), De-
cember 22nd 12:45 a. m.
Tomcrrow's Tides
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THINK OF THAT. For nearly
fifty years, L. b. GriIlon lefty
councilman mas worked at his
. JOB on The Citizen. First place,
Mr.. Grilion doesn't look that old
but being ain honorable and well
liked man we take his word for
Il. When beng quizzed about
rs love Tor newspaper work, we
ELECTED this information. Always
admired Suitability, / do.
CHARLOTTE: DO you know
how to make a maltese CROSSE"
Pauline. mo. How do you do
it21 Chariot: Pull its tair'.
Pauline: What has a pullet's tail
got to do with it?n
WHERE is SHE. that lovely
sleek, black-haired Countess
looking lady that was seen din
ing daily with Officer Blank al
the La concha Hotel until the
past few weeks?
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Don't blame the boss
For things I write
Hes probably Mortified.
But keeps me on the payroll
AZ least, Tn satisfied.
Adde'S.
FLORIDA CRACKER.
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LOHENGRTNS WELL-KNOWN

LOHENGRTNS wELL-KNOwN
LOCK STEP: One of Key Vests
handsomest and very prominent
young men startled US no later
than Saturday by saying he
would be married in the near
future. We got all atwitter for
more Eews and grabbed his arm
to learn the rest of the story but
the ole meany turned the con-
versation to building inspection.
motion pictures to come and
the Christmas holidays. Just the
same we caught him dating a
Key West belle Saturday night
and did she look lovely in an
evening gown of duslxy blue!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22

CHRISTMAS CAROLS To-
NIGHT: The young people Of 81.
Paul's Service League will be
on the air.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22

EDITH MoFFET: Girl about
town. dating three young men at
a sitting All looking enter
tanned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22

USE A LITTLE THOUGHT
FULNESS: Consider the nerves
and feelings of the sales people
in the stores and get that last
present before the last minute.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24
Hollywood
Track Opens

NGLEWOOD, GAIA dozen or
more Of the country's greatest
sprinters 20 to the post today in
the $4,000 premiere handicap as
Hollywood Park opens It's fourth
meeting OF summer racing.
Nell :. McCarthy's Big Ben,
holder Of the track record for
the race distance, and Robin
son and Philpot's woot WOOf
topped the list Of Is speed
sters whose names went into
the entry box yesterday.
Big Ben. brilliant son Of Tickon,
picked up supporters during the
week with two Of the fastest trial
sprints ever made on the Holly
wood Park racing strip. Jockey
Johnny Longden was up on the
sturdy Mccarthy entry. and Ralph
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Chiefs Given
10 to z Loss
Henson Hits Homer
With Mote on Path

The Town Tigers continued theii
hot pace At the plate last nigh
when they slugged out = 10 10
victory over wenstchee at Ath
letc Park
Milf cadinha. kid right handler
was on the Tiger Hill and he scat.
tered nine blows in fine fashion.
Every dad-blasted Tiger got al
least one hit.
Hanson hit = homer with .
mate on the paths. The blond
Californian gives every indIca-
ton Of developing into . star.
He h one Of the most pleas
ant. polite sprouts In the
league.
Anyway. last nights win gave
the Tigers two In a row. the first
time they've made a double kill.
ing this season.
And they came up 10 only half
a game away from the cellar.
This is the third night hand
running that the Tiger bats have
roared with power.
Even when they lost that 6 10 8
game they belted in four homers.
q triple and three doubles.
Last night Starr tripled and
doubled. drove in two runs. Alb
bott drove over the same number
and 80 did Rickert and Hanson.
Those were blows in the clutch.
which counts in baseball.
Tonight the Tigers meet Salem
at Athletic Park, $50 o'clock. Go
out and look 'em over. win or lose
the kids have color. ability.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24

Wins Joust

NEW YoRk-Gus Lesnevieh Of
Cliffside. y. J.. who failed in two
attempts to lift Billy COINS light
heavyweight crown. gets another
attempt at national recognition in
that class when he meets Jimmy
Webb Of st. Louis this summer.
Lesnevich won national box-
ing recognition last night
when he outpointed Anton
Christoforidis Of Greece In .
l5-round match IT Madison
Square Garden.
Christoforidis, who won the MA
version Of the title by beating for
mer Champion Meiio Bettina in
Cleveland last January. never had
a chance against Lesnevich and
was on the verge Of a knockout
several times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24
Pioneer LEAGUE
by UNITED PRESS
OWdan Rada efrafrh.

The Ogden Reds stretched their
lead In the Pioneer baseball
league today. with the help Of
the Salt Lake Bees.
The Reds wsnoped the cellarite
Twin Falls club 1873 last night
while the Bees snacked Pocatello
l4-7. II was the first Salt Lake
victory over the Cards after two
defeats. The Reds touched Sand
strom and Firzke for Fl hits.
Salt Lake got only nine safe
ties. but took advantage OF three
Pocatello errors to score their IA
runs.
Idaho Falls climbed out OF the
cellar by defeating Boise Ga. The
victory for the Russets left Twin
Falls undisputed possession Of the
bottom spot.
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Tail-Enders
Have Chance
Meet Leaders of
w. w. Boil Circuit

Tail-enders in the Western
Washington baseball league will
have . chance 10 stage several
upsets Sunday when they tangle
with the undefested league Lead
ers.
Top game on the program
finds the revamped Tillicum
Chiefs. champions for the past
two seasons. tangling with
Roy on the Roy diamond with
BIN Smith assigned 10 UNI
plre the fray.
Tllicum lost its first encounter,
but last Sunday staged a surprise
win over the Spanaway nine to
gain a spot in the win column.
Roy is indicated this season.
The Casino club nine which last
week outhit their rivals only to
lose the game on errors has tight
ened its defense considerable for
Sundays game with the unbeaten
shipbuilders. Manager Al Hardin
announced.
The game will be played on the
Western State Hospital grounds
with Lowell Van Scoyoc handling
the umpiring duties.
Third game on the program
pits Spanaway against Pacific
City on the latter's diamond.
spanaway will be seeking its
first win In league play
against the King County club.
Cy Nelghbors will call 'em.
Morton, seventh club in the
circuit, draws a bye this week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24
VOLLEYBALL PLAY

The last Of the spring park
interplayfield volleyball tourna-
ments will be played Saturday
morning at Wright park starting
at $50 o'clock.
Junior and intermediates boys
and girls foursoms teams will
represent al leleven playfields at
Saturdays championships.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24

Eagle Golfers
To Highland

The Eagles lodge golf tourna-
ment committee has announced =
policy Of setting aside one Sunday
month 10 visit golf courses In
and around Tacoma.
In conforming with this policy.
tournament play viii be held this
Sunday at s :. m. with Highland
the host. AL lodge golfers are
urged TO be on the starting tee as
announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24

HUTTrr JUDGE

PORTLAND - The Oregon rae
ing commission today said Tom
Louttit would be presiding judge
At the kultnomah Kennel club dog
racing meet opening Saturday
night.
DIR. Otto Duehle, Portland. was
announced a. track veterinarian
for the eo-day session.
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Batted for Berry in eighth.
Ran for Berger In eighth.
Score by Innings
Sacramento ....... Gao 2o3 HILL
Los Angeles ..... .oiS oSo 600 7
SummAry-winning pitcher. TAiroe-
Vile: losing pitcher. Prim: innings
pitched. BY Schmidt a.. Green =,
Tarbeville 7aa. Prim plus. Berry 2,
Flores /: at bat, off schmidt Is,
Green 2. Taroeville IL. Prim ~. Berry
8 FLORES 4: runs off Schmidt Z. Prim
9 Berry 2. Flores /: hits. off Schmidt
10. rurbeville =. Prim 10. Berry 4.
Flores runs runs v Tesponsip ss.,. io or
balls. off Schmidt l. Prim 2, Berry 2.
struck out. by Schmidt 2. Prim 4.
Berry /. Flores i, hit BY pitcher.
Storey BY Schmidt: left on bases,
sacramento 6. Los Angeles 8, two
base hits Sturdy 8 Martin. Blakely.
weintrauo. Warztler. home runs,
Blattner. Martin q Weintrauh. Gut
tsridee; sacrifice hit. Handley. stolen
bases. Lowrey, Handley.
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Yakima .......... 500 olo 0ox-7
SummAry-Runs batted in. McCor-
mack WeigAndt, johnson I, Younker.
Madrid Rosenlund Miiani; two-base
hits. Younker. Milani. Hughes. three
base hit. Johnson. stolen bases,
Stamper. johnson; sacrifice. johnson.
double plays. Gedzius TO Martinez TO
MilAni Rosenlund 10 Milani TO Mey-
ers; left on bases, Spokane IL. YAK
ina z: bases on balls. off Hayes 2.
tanning 1. Mcconnell 5. struck out.
by tanning 2. Mcconnell 8: hits, off
Hayes in no plus innings. 6 runs
off tanning in innings. l run.
hit by pitcher. tanning by Neon
nell, earned runs Spokane 2. Yak
losing pitcher, Hayes. time OF game,
1857.
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ABHtbtQ tOT CMOpt III WIN
Score by Innings
Salem ........... 2oi 900 oo3-6
Vancouver ......... 002 6l0 oox--s
MISUNDERSTANDING pitcher, Mer-
riil: losing pitcher, Fallin, off fallln
In az innings. 4 hits, 9 runs, struck
out, bose on balls 4; off Merrill in
ia innings, hits. 3 runs, struck out
/. base on balls 4. Swope in "a, in
nings. 7 hits, 3 runs, base on balls 3:
Goldman in IL innings, hits.
runs. struck out 4 base on balls 2;
off Osborne In y inning, no hits, no
runs hit BY pitcher. Adams by Mer-
rill: wild pitches. Merrill. Fallin. left
on bases Salem IL. Vancouver 8;
three base hit. Jolley: two base hits,
Peterson. Lingua 2, Adams. Bremen.
runs batted in. Peterson. jolly 2,
Bergstrom, Bremen ?. McGinnis 2,
Warfield 2. Lingua: sacrifices, Merrill.
stolen bases Bates 2. Warfield. double
plays Shinn, Lanlfero. Bates; time
also. umpires. Weisgerber and Kallio.
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Summary - Five hits, runs off
Bittner in III. Z and off Osborne
ins pitcher. Bittnsr: runs responsible
for. Laska 2. Bittner q Osborne 1.
struck out. Liska 9. Bittner 2: bases
on balls. Liska 2, Osborne 2; home
run. Herman: two-oAse hits. Thomp-
son. Schultz. runs batted in. Brown
a Liska 2. Schultz q Kahie. Herman
2: left on bases. Hollywood 7. Port
land 2. double plays. Brown to
Wright 70 Reich. Herman 70 Osborne
70 Brenzel
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Totals ...s..aS 50 ~
q Batted for Williams In ninth.

Summary - Runs responsible for.
williams 10. Cadinha /: struck out,
by williams 3. by Cadinha 8; bases
on balls. off williams 4. off CadinhA
l: wild pitches, Williams. Cadinha.
left on bases. Wenatchee 10. Tacoma
8. home run. Hanson. three-base
hits. Rlckert. Starr: two-base hits.
Endress, Starr. Bonetti: runs batted
in, Endress. Cox. Rickert 2, Abbott 2.
Gray. Hanson starr 2; stolen base,
Perry; double play. Endress TO Bush
one to Stinson: time, 2:oo. umpires,
Nelson and Eneer.
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SEATTLE

Summary: Losing pitcher. Buxton.
INNINGS pitched. Buxton ~ at bat
off Buxton 20. runs off Buxton s:
hits off Buxton 2: earned runs off
Buxton 4. Turpin 3: bases on balls
off Buxton 6. Turpin 2. struck out
by Buxton 3, Turpin 4. left on bases
Oakland 8. Seattle 7: two-base hits.
Gudat 2. Matheson: home runs. Con-
roy, Christoff: sacrifice hits. Turpin.
Luby 2, Scarsella; stolen base. Con-
roy: players walking. Campbell.
Schuster. Gyselman, Averill 2. Con-
roy. Rigney. Niemiec. runs batted in.
Conroy 2, Gyselman 2. Harris q,
Christof. Campbell double play,
Buxton 20 Rigney to Gudat time
1913. umpires, Powell and Edwards
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
THURSDAY,S RESULTS

Cleveland 4, Washington 5.
Chicago I, Philadelphia 1. 1
New York 8. Detroit 5. 4
st. Louis 4, Boston /.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 6, New York 4.
st. Louis Z, Brooklyn 6.
Boston at Pittsburgh, wet
grounds.
Philadelphia at Chicago, rain.
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u The
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma 10. Wenatchee :.
Yakima 7. Spokane 3.
Vancouver 9, Salem 6.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
THURSDAYS RESULTS

IHNhSDHf HESILIS
Seattle 5, Oakland 8.
Portland Z, Hollywood ;.
San Francisco Q, San Diego s.
Sacramento IL, Los Angeles Z.
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Neves was aboard Wool Woof.
Wool Wool was given the top
impost Of 12s pounds, and Big Ben
went in at 123.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24

lection of baseball bric-a-brac
which has defied the experts
BY getting away winging.
Betting Commissioner J &C X
Doyle reports several bets on them
recently at 81 and may have to
cut the odds II they gain more
followers between now and June /.
sox GOING STRONG
The White Sox closed one Of
their finest eastern trips in years
yesterday by defeating the Ath-
letics. Al. The outcome snapped
the AS four-game winning streak,
and gave the White Sox a record
of seven victories against three
losses.
Rigney held the As TO six
hits. But when Rigney goes
In the draft, it'Il upset Dykes
staff unless Beck Ross, the
pickup from the Athletics, can
be developed into starter.
Rigney blanked the AS except
in the fifth when Sam Chapman
doubled and Frankie Hayes singled
him home.
Cleveland also wound up its
eastern junket with seven victories
and three defeats by staging a
two-run rally in the ninth to beat
Washington. 43.
YANKS WIN
The Yankees beat the Tigers,
6-5. on Bill Dickey's fourth homer
and moved into third place. Rookie
Steve Peek, with some help by
Red Branch in the last two inn
ings, won his first Major league
game. Bobo Newsom was knocked
out OF the box for the eighth time
in nine starts and charged with
his sixth defeat. one more than
he lost all last season.
Scoring three runs in the
eighth, the Browns came from
behind and beat the Red Sox.
Al. Rookie Bob Muncriff
allowed the Red Sox only four
hits In seven innings, but was
taken out for a pinch-hitter.
The Brooklyn Dodgers plunged
deeper into the throes of their
slump by losing to the Cardinals,
rs. 1t was Brooklyn's sixth
straight loss and left them a game
and a half from the top. Padgett's
homer with two on and another
roundtripper by Mize in the sec
ond started the Dodgers down
grade.
The Reds beat the Giants. Ga
with Paul Derringer holding the
Terrymen To seven hits. Ernie
Lombsrdi's homer with the bases
jammed and Frank Mccormick
eighth homer with Ripple on won
the game.
AMERICAN
Chicago -. .OOI O02 OOI-4 Q q
Philadelphia 900 O1O OO0-I 6 ]
Rigney and fresh; Becker, Dean
90 and Hayes.
st. Louis 200 900 OsI- Is Q
Boston ....O 900 O1O OO0-1 8
Muncrief. Kramer (s) and Fer
rell; Wagner, Fleming (s) and
Peacock.
Detroit 100 1o1 l0I-5 IL ]
New York .201 O02 O1x-6 IL
Newsom, McKain l6) and sulli-
van; Peek, Branch 80 and Dickey.
Cleveland 900 0a0 O0a- 10 Q
Washington 200 COS o00-S 6 5
Smith. Heving (6). Eisenstat
(e) and Desautels, Hemsley (s);
Hudson and Evans.
NATIONAL
Boston Pittsburgh, postponed,
wet grounds.
Philadelphia-Chicago, postponed,
rain.
New York .. 900 a0l 100 ! o
Cincinnati .4O2 900 O0x-e . o
MCGEE. Bowman 80 and Dan
ming: Derringer and lombard.
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Neves was aboard Wool Woof.
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HUSkIES WIN

SEATTLE-The University Of
Washington tennis squad yester-
day blanked Whitman college
players, winning all seven
matches.
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n Ran for Jensen In seventh.
b Batted for Mailman in ninth.
Ran for SAlkeld In ninth.
SAN FRANCISCO

Summary Winning pitcher. BAL
ings pitched bf Hebert plus. Stutz
g. Humphreys a. Ballou !. at bat.
OFF Hebert as. stuts 2e. Humphreys
4 Ballou 7. hits. off Hebert 10. Stutz
10. Humphreys 2 Ballou e. runs
scored. off Heoert 6. Stutz 5. Hum
phreys 2. Ballou 5. runs responsible
FOR. Hebert g. Stutz 5. Ballou 3:
struck out. by Hebert /. Stuty /:
bases on balls. off Hebert 4. Stutz
2. Humphreys 2, Ballou 1, Epperly
/: wild pitch. STUFF. two-base hits.
Patchett. IAzzeri. runs batted IN.
Mcdonald, Mazzera, Detore. Garihaldi.
Pellagrini 3. Lazxeri q Stutz. Ogro-
dowski. Jensen. Fernandez. White.
Holder: sacrifices. Hebert. Lazseri.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24
NTH ELLIOTT METCALF

This is The time Of The year when fawn deer found by
persons in the woods.
Naturally, individuals in to believe the tiny
fawns to be lost and carry them home.
That > q Illegal
Generally foragng 40 II persons just
the doe known be notify the authorities
They'll take Of things.
A Man and Bear Story =.
That bear the folks captured spanaway way the other
night =. that was something unusual
OF Brother Black Bar into dog kennel by three
Of the neighborhood where careaker
Of mind and locked the gate before the old boy could
But from the moment IN. bear vas discovered by Jack Harris and
Bin Buck youths and until kennel question
Naccarato for dog oneo
and bear pursuers
Frank nearby that is for
son. Stanley brought his pappy down
from the Nacesrao attic Frank visited the the
He called stanley . story
Stanley listened snthansd apparr. eye.
pride upon Psppy Frank
Suddenly Stanley had idea
Daddy you got srsnsl. grizzly"
Frank his Stanley
mo not daddy. On bear dog kennel"
Listen said Frank
'Mama's calling supper hurry In"
Which was a break that got Nick of tough spot
Home Grown Bcsebollers
Several Of the Seattle Raniers grown products
like tomatoes, onions, radishes and lettuce.
Take Earl AverilL He's Snohomish boy
Then there's Spence Harris the veteran handy and
natural hitsmh Spence out of Broadway high Seattle
Incidentally the first professional he ever played
with was Tacoma's Tigers. That in 1921. Even
. prepster, the kid had IL.
Pitcher Ira Scbner Friday
Seattle high right smart young finger he is
Outie1der EDO
I. out Of Queen Ann high. Seattle native
Ned Sickle infielder prout
attention while book Whitman college.
Those home products one
When begin naming all Northwest
til
them
The Northwest in athletics major issgu.
Pitchers Major Need
Looking at the Western international league from one
10 another the crying need Is pitchers.
Tacoma's Town Tigers not the only needing
mound duty.
The large verify that
Well far that lack of pitching to be found
throughout
Mastery Of pitching the difficult job
.
There's the merely throwing the
A pitcher must than mechanical ability.
He needs almost extra retenive right
temperament
A pitcher like Rome isn't made n q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24
HARvARD-YALE JUNE Il

NEW HAVEN - Harvard and
Yale crews will race on Saturday
for the first time in many years.
June IA is the date.
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NATIONAL

Boston Pittsburgh, postponed,
wet grounds.
Philsdelphia-C Chicago, postponed,
rain.
New York =. 900 a0l 100 o
Cincinnati .4O2 900 OOr-e . o
MCGEE. Bowman 80 and Dan
ming: Derringer and lombard.
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Pep Hits Two
Los ANGELES

Totals ........Se IL Is ~ IA 2
Batted for Scalzi In sixth.
b Batted for Green In sixth.
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John RigneY
Lost to Sox
Star Highlander
In June Droft Coll

NEW YORK The Detroit
Tigers got a tough break when
they lost Hank Greenberg TO
Uncle Sans new army. but what
about the Chicago White sox. who
have perhaps their finest chance
since the Black Sox scandal to
battle for the pennant, and next
month are due to lose right
handed ace, John Rigney. In the
draft
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