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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

With a destroyer screen streak
ing ahead and patrol and scout
planes securing the ocean on all
sides. this key unit OF the Pacific
fleets battle force headed for a
secret rendezvous with other Unit
cd States wsrships.
The conditions under which we
san are. war-like. Anu-aircraft
guns and batteries Of swift-firing
five and six inchers are manned.
|PAravanes slit the water alongside
as protection against mines.
PRIZE NAVY SECRET
Is RECOVERING PLANES
Toward dusk of the first day a
merchant ship drew near as the
planes came in and prepared TO
land. One of the American navy's
prized secrets is its method Of
recovering planes at sea without
pereeptibly slsekening speed.
As the planes circled and drop
ped smoke bombs to test the wind.
machine gun crews let fly at the
bombs, just for practice. They
A.sored hits.
When the planes were aboard
the captain said:
We did II the easy way.
That merchantmen ~as too
interested"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Sept. "A, l940

Great fires Nsrn started snt
msns parts = Gibraltar eitx ~sr.
smashed during = FHsnsh 80 -
TO Hfitlsh faftfxss
Ths heart q I.oraea ~aa hast
81 ~ German SUPER hemhs
rhs British admiralty announced
lhs -. - he sahuaarins Thanass
The Preach government revealed
tie go - the submarine psfs<s
IN tks nasal battle - naksr
Germany feFsFisd hessv hcue.
laN - csmhfiaTs. Eng. tn fstsn.
stioa fof a British rad IN Ilsiasi,
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

Pierce County Grange members
will gather 81 Truliland Grange
hall Friday at s.ih y. n. 10 hear
Henry y. csrstenssn. state Grange
master. II viii he Christensen .
first visit since no vas slsteed 10
tho position last June. Refresh
menis will he served after the
meeting by women Of rnatlsnd
Grange.
wednesday night Bsnsson. Eibs
and Chop Oranges are gathering
at ohop crans. hall for q EavsI
N ee,ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were granted
By the city Wednesday To the p
deity Rent and Collection Co
for $1,000 alterations 70 a store
at sZI Pacific. the Tacoma Stee!
a. Equipment Co. for - 600
crane and storage shed 81 ziz5
Commerce: r. 6. Hagerty. ss3s
50. Wapato, for a t3.32s residence
al 3oi5 50. s5th: r. N. Grant. 4Is
So. J. for an 5000 residence at
53s No. Stadium way. and Thor
val Hsndelsnd. 23z2 50. Aims
worth, for a $500 residence at
2s40 So. AinSWorth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

trial. but the Judge ordered q
hearing on Oct. ON a motion of
Miss Vests attorneys for a
change Of venue The change may
not he sought n Miss West Is per
mltted 20 fils a cross complaint for
divorces in San Bsrnardino county
court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

Represented Of th< sanfsrwnes
~.rs Belgium. The nrsslsh kmrsfs
cs<s no.iovssis. urs~es. tAss.m-
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~ rr.s Francs which. v wss -
ported In Feilsei. quarters sns
British E"<srnmsns wss sh.ut "
Recognise ne the - f>sta sevsru.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

SEATTLE - Sen. Burton X.
wheeler, Montana isolstionist, is
-helping President Roosevelt keep
his promises to the American
people" he told an overflow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
By PHIL CURRAk
United Press staff Writer

ABOARD CRUISER WITH THE L. =. PACIFIC
FLEET-We sailed from harbor the first Pacific crossing
since President Roosevelt ordered the navy shoot first
al axis men-of-war in American waters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
GERMANS DIsIODGED
FROM FORTIFIED SPOTS

The Germans were reported dis
lodged from their fortified posi-
tons on the east bank OF the
Dvina, where two enemy regi-
ments were decimated. Only a few
German attachments succeeded in
withdrawing westward, the Red
Star dispatch said.
The Russians smashed through
several lines Of barbed wire and
blew up 20 fortified points. seiz-
ing much booty. according to the
dispatch.
Reports from the front lines
told OF stubborn resistance
and "crustiog counterattacks"
by tho Red army, especially
In the far north where the
Red Star said that I'm add
ton to severe losses suffered
by the Germans, cold weather
Is. setting In and driving the
fsscists 10 despair.'
"A MOSCOW radio broadcast
heard In London said snow had
fallen on some sectors Of the war
'front.'.
Severe fighting for every foot"
Of land was reported, but the
Russians were said to have re-
pulsed fresh German reserves
rushed into the battle 10 Try &c
regain lost ground.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Russians Stage
Rally in Ukraine

Continued From Page onel
IN collapse Of the German often
sivs. with at least 1000 enemy
dead on the field.
While dispatches said that Rus
sisn forces were standing off Ger
man attacks near kherson on the
Dnieper river estuary In the south.
a report from the central front
TO the newspaper Red star told OF
a four-day battle on the east bank
Of the Western Dvina river near
the village Of '1."
This sector il due west OF Mos
COW and northwest Of smolensk
in an area where the Russians
have been pushing the Germans
back toward the Baltic states
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
At SEA WITH U. S. PACIFIC FLEET
Navy Conditions Warlike
Following Roosevelt's
Shoot First" Order
PATROL, PLANES SCOUR OCEAN

>e.Fonowin & the nrst thre, stories tnited
and withheld
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

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day come sweeping into tbs spotlight
--feffsshiogIy new in appearances. bat
sill the same kns. fsishfui Possiscs
in tifos-uisd quality.
Two series Of nsw Ponsisss Include
tea widely varied modsls-smoag
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22
BY uSrrED PRESS

Three teams are certainties fol-
the Western international league
annual playoffs. but the fourth
spot was still wide open today
with less than three weeks of the
regular schedule remaining.
The Salem Senators, currently
In fourth position. held their az
game margin over Tacoma last
night, downing the third place
Vancouver nine I'll.
The Solons landed on Lou Gold
man in the sixth. scoring six runs,
and added another in the eighth.
Tacoma kept pace with an Ill
decision over the lowly Wenstchee
Chiefs. The Tigers started off
with tour runs IN the opsnlns
frame and were never headeo,
getung IL hits.
The ieague-ieading Spokane club
stretched ITS Inarsnl over Yakima
to 10 games with a double triumph
over Inc fippins, 1910 and AS.
The opener produced the third
successive snulout OF the series.
Spokane was forced to overcome
akima early tnree-run lead IN
the mghtcap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22
.0limpo Runs
Today's Race
Acres Feature Is
Big Mile Tightener

ohmpo. the South American
candidate for the $4,000 Long.
acres Mile. runs today in the six.
furlong twilight racing feature.
II will be tightener for the
Mile test Sunday. He will have
his regular rider. the meet-leading
Charlie Rails. in the boot.
Another Mile candidate in the
same race is Scar Leg. Undoubt-
edly the merit of his performance
today will determine whether he
will attempt the longer distance
on Sunday. Iron Mike. originally
nominated for the Mile. also will
be in the race and many favor
him 10 win.
II is understood, however. that
his victory would have to be sx-
tremely impressive before his
owners. the Evergreen Stock Farm
(spreckels) Of Oregon will send
him postward in the mad scramble
for the Northwests richest racing
prize.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22

30. Reid II. Thomas IT; runs scored,
3h. Thomas 41s; at bat. off Hebert
off Hebert 6, Reid 5, Thomas /; hits,
off Hebert 8. Reid 8, Thomas 5; Runs
responsible for, Hebert 4. Reid s,
Thomas /, Gonzales 2; bases on balls,
off Reid 2, Thomas 2. Gonzales /;
struck out. by Hebert 8. Reid /,
Thomas 2. Gonzales /; left on bases,
Portland TO- San Diego S: two-base
hits. Mcdonald, Garibsldi, Wright.
Brown before; three base hit, Esco-
bar: home run. Jensen; sacrifice hits
Reid. Thomas. runs batted in, Nc
Donald 2. Galibaldi Pellagrini.
Thompson. Escobar 3. Reich. Brown,
Jensen 2. before 2: double play, Pella-
GRIM TO Mcdonald.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22

stored 70 the list Of species with
the lO-bag and 20-possesion
limits
Geese and brant except snow
geese in Idaho and Ross geese
throughout the country. all Of
which may not be hunted) three
a day or six in possession.
In addition. hunters may take
three blue geese a day. and they
may have six blue geese in pos
session, in addition to the general
sixgoose limit.
The original three or six
may also include or consist en-
tirely of blue geese. and ii
Is thus possible for a hunter
10 take six blue geese a day
or have 10 In possession. N he
takes or Possesses no other
kinds Of geese.
The special three-s-week geese
limit in Hyde county. N. c.. Alex
snder county, ILL.,, and Siskiyou
county, Cal, is an experiment in
federal game management which
will be closely watched" Ickes
said. Records show that in recent
years the goose kills in these
counties have been altogether too
heavy"
Rails and gallinules Except
sora and cooD-15 in the aggre-
gate OF all kinds: sora. Is, coot,
rs; woodcock, four; mourning and
white-winged doves, IL in the
aggregate of all kinds; band
tailed pigeons, 10.
Possession limits on sora. coot,
rails gallinules, doves and pigeons
are the same as the daily bag
limits, but hunters may have eight
woodcocks. or two days bag in
possession.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22
PIONEER LEAGUE

The Ogden Reds stretched their
Pioneer league margin over Boise
TO a fun game last night. dump
ing Idaho Pals 80 behind Potters
two-hit pitching.
Pocstello spoiled Bosses bid
with a 1o-hit attack that produced
q SIS victory. Salt Lake City
blanked Twin Falls SO. as Al
Tate turned in three-hit Job.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22
Vacant Places
In Golf Meet

NEW YORk-Due to late with
drawals. six places remained va
cant today in the pairings for the
10th National Amateur Golf tour
nament beginning Monday at
Omaha.
Eight of the IA quslifiers in the
New York area, including low man
william Y. Dear, jr.. announced
they would not make the trip.
The Withdrawals made room for
Ray Billows, semi-finalist last
year, whose 155 had failed to
qualify.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22
Pops Slipping
In Coast Race
Sedttle Scores An
other Victory. 2 to O
BY UNITED PRESS

Seattle beat Sacramento again
last night 10 cut the Sacs' lead
10 only six games in the Pacif1c
Coast league.
Les Webber tanned the league
leaders with four-hit pitching 10
win. 30. Seattle got both runs
in the second inning when Les
Scarsella and Bob Collins singled
and came IN on a bad throw to
the plate.
Bob Blattner. Sacramento
second baseman. stopped Dick
Gyselman's drive and tried TO
catch Scar>ella at home but
Catcher Chef Wleczorek
couldn't reach IL. Bill Schmidt
and Bill Csplinger gave Seat
tie only four hits between
them.
San Diego held its tie for sec
ond place with Seattle by beating
Portland. 81. The Padres were
outhit, IL safeties to II, and had
to rally for two in the eighth to
win. The deciding runs came on
Johnny Jensen's single, a walk to
Stan sperry and a double by
George before.
HEBERT OUT
Bill Thomas relieved Wslly
Hebert in the fourth and got
credit for the win. Portland jump
ed into the lead in the fourth on a
four run rally engineered by three
singles, Al Wright's double and
Danny Escobar's triple.
Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco split double-header.
the Angels winning the first
so and the Seals taking the
nightcap SIS. Southpaw Ray
Prim blanked the Seals In the
opener on five hits while his
team won the game with three
runs In the first inning.
AL Epperly evened the score in
the second game when the Seals
rallied for four runs in the third
to overcome an early Los An
geles lead.
Hollywood and Oakland split
pair of games, the Oaks winning
the first 10 and the Stars the
second by the same score. Stan
Corbett worked the opening win
although he allowed eight hits
against the five his team got off
Hiram Bithorn. Each side got
only one hit in the nightcap.
Hollywood got the winning run
as gift when Henry Pippen
walked in John Dickshot.
Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22

Here Is Andy Slatt, new foot
ball mentor for Bellarmine high
school and former assistant coach
at Boys Central high of Butte,
Mont.
Slstt comes to Bellarmine with
an enviable athletic record behind
him. He attended the University
of Kentucky. and there won the
trophy two consecutive years for
the outstanding athlete on the
campus
Besides unusual ability In
the major sports Coach Slatt
won the boxing championship
two consecutive years In the
Southeastern conference. He
won the wrestling title In the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22
Bells Win
BELLNGHAM, W

BELLINGHAM. Wash. Belling-
ham defeated Everett 60 last
night in the first game of the
Northwest leagues shaughnessy
playoff. The second game of the
series will be played here Friday.
Cliff Chambers let Everett down
with two hits and struck out 10
bstsmen. North and Putnam gave
the winners five hits. Three Ever
cit errors aided the Bellingham
cause.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22
GOLF MEET

SEATTLE - Seattle and Van
couver. p. c. police departments
stage their annual golf tourna-
ment here today and tomorrow
with Capt Dewey Greatesx and
bis Canadian cops out to win the
Chief l. l. Norton trophy cap
tnred last year by Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22

xxbstted for sportsman IN ninth.
score b. Innings
Tacoma 1900. -. 40 Ui0 30o-il
Wenatcnee ......... O0u UOu OVl-
Summary-At bat, GA rNlchaIason
Is, sportsman 20; runs lesponslole ior.
hlenaruson o. sportsman .. runs bat
tea IN, Stoe Der Z, hoenler :, Linoe,
Perry. Mallory, ABBOTT. Coz. two oase
hits. Stoebef, AarloneIIl, AaIlowe.
home run, Cox. stolen bases, Mallory
q sacrifice. Mariowe. IT,. on oases,
Tacoma l., Menatchee Al. oases on
balls, oil Mai lowe Z, Richardson 2,
sportsman .. struck out. BY MaTiowe
Q, Richardson Z. Speisnan ,. hits of
Marlowe IN . innings Z. Oh Richard
son IN la Innings :, olI Sportsman IN
Ia innings o: wild pitches, Speismsn
). winning pitcher. Marlowe. losing
pitcher. Richardson. umpires. Enger
and Nelson. time OF game. 2 90.
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Acres Results
WEDNESDAY,

tWFDNEsDANb
FIRST RACE - S405: 3-year-olds
and up: Washington foal: one mile
Glad Fraud Co3) g. 1920 $3.50 90 80
Fort Lewis u06) -. ITO $50
Lady In Red QO3) 270
sity,. g; Dixon. Time $50 New
Trial, Cleo's Last. Lady Hilika, Lassie's
Lad.
SECOND RACE-s4o5; a-year-oids; ;
claiming: five furlongs.
Lucky Leila uos) $3.50 ss2 $3.50
Tettie B do3) -. 45o so
Ever Seventy Qos) 1890
jockeys IN order: J. Jordan. A.
Osuna. Cherry Anne, Redina. Lady
serajevo. Ever Speed. Pinal Al.
THIRD RACE - AO5: s-year-oids
and up: six turiongs.
The Darb ul6l -. IS 20 SIS 90 81 90
Lady Torehilla dlD 1890 80
Poncho S dl6) 49,. $40
Gray, ID. Dodson. Time llle. sun
Streak. Sir Thomas. Calmoon. Mi
Relna. M Impulse. Royal-Hi. Nor
ristown. Bitterootking.
FOURTH RACE-StOa: claiming: r
year-oids and up: s,N furiongs.
Flying BUD an 1880 $50 500
Misme an 1900. 730 5 10
JOCKEYS in order. G. Burns. !. Bss-
sett. X. B. Wilson. Time. IL a.
Crusal. Frenchman. Norway Nell,
Polvos Pride. Drolling, Gold Norm
Driverin.
FIFTH RACE-Ssos: claiming: 4
year-olds and mp: lis miles.
Gold Jet ioe) .....sSto o. 90 % 50
Flying Bud uiol -. $40
jockeys in order: G. Dixon. R. W.
Smith. p Gray. Time, 1913. Red
neck. Package. Utinea Lad.
SMITH RACE S505: claiming; n
year -olds and up; one mile.
Tiny Tim ul0 ....ie.So $50 $50
Leland do3l $780,. $40 40
Hockey GiD ...... 40
Jockeys in order; II. Duncan. A.
Howry. R W Smith Time, 80 2.
Miss Booter, Alice Jean, Jaleo. Match
less.
SEVENTH RACE - S5os: handicap
for s-year-olds and uo: ; LIS miles.
Train Signal Nls) =. $50 90
Peseadero dlD go. 400
jockeys In order: W Classify p.
Mccormick. X. Duncan Time l as,
Buyer Beware. Beldad. Mightycsr.
EIGHTH RACE-S50s: claiming: B.
year-olds and up: one mile.
bsrmetto mo ....lslo 20 40
Manrico Ii3 .... 500 Z 90
Georgia Miss ulil e. 2 30
Jockeys IN order G. Burns n p.
Wilson r. W. Smith. Time. 1898
Curious Diamond Bsy judge Pan
Easter Ele, Penehey. Skirock. Miokle
SDeeu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22
FARM NEIGHBoRS

Claude Rains. featured in Col
umbia's Heaven Can Wait, "
which stars Robert Montgomery.
is purchasing farm adjoining
Montgomery's in Beacon. n. Y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
Detroit /, New York 0 (ten in
nings).
Washington 6. Cleveland :.
Chicago .. Philadelphia o.
st. Louis 1l-S, Boston 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22

score by Innings
Seattle - O2O 600 OO0-2
Sacramento ..... 900 600 600
Summary-Losing pitcher, Schmidt,
innings pitched. by Schmidt7: At bat.
off Schmidt %. runs, off Schmidt 2;
hits. off Schmidt 3. rus responsible
for. Schmidt /: bases on balls, off
Weber S. struck out. by Weber 3.
schmidt 3. Caplinger 3; left on bases,
Seattle 2. Sacramento 6; two-base hit,
King: three base hit .Gutteridge sac
rifice hit, Sickle; players walking,
Handley. Fndicott. Blakely. Martin,
double plays. Gutteridge 20 Sturdy.
Gyselman 20 Berger TO Scarsells, Scar
sella to Sickle TO Scarsella, Sickle TO
Berger TO Scsrsella; time, l:44; UNI
pires. Snyder and Hood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22
TheaSfandinqs
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

WHDNBoOAYB RESULTS
! Seattle :, Sacramento o.
~ Diego g. Portland 7.
Oakland 10. Hollywood OIL.
Los Angeles Ga. San Fran
u1sso o-6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-22
lrifh ELLIOTT METCALF

there's anybody in the pro fight game Id like TO
step into the big dough again, Jack Connor the friendly
Jack is guiding Davy Ward. Tacoma weller and hooes 10
take him along the golden road he pounded his puppies
managed Bayo" Roberts
probably hard hitting man his poundage the game ever
Jack and Eddie made but Eddie wasn't the greatest
sckier for training and didn't remain in the fields long
Jack often dreams of what might have been looks at Ward and
turns his thoughts to the Davy
When pavy neh with youth ambition blessed good
fighting equipment went with Tombeaux
Ocean Park csl Monday night old Jack his and
Ward making his first fight months
actual ring battle concerned made rous hit with the Cali
foians H fosmsn had 10 straight figured
hut the Inshman too tough a hurdle.
Entitled to All Good -.
can just picture Connor in that corner his bald head
saw him that night Ssrns Sss Bobby
fight that started Roberts the ladder TO national ring
hop. Jacks cas-. is that Ward finds the
same trail of wealth that Roberts did miles farther
only Dayy younser himself but because
no ring manager entitled favorable smiles
Jack hAs hen mp up down he has.
always been the .ass decent homes. veteran who reflect. only
And all knew the sacrifices made
70 help stricken close
smphaucally the character the
No fighter look Jack Common
srs upon boy The old boy rates high in this Right
rI.yer
fteen thoueand ont to Satche Paige coored pitch
Ing marvel perform at Seattle That's nearly many
Bob Feer and Joe DMaggo would under similar
eunstances And Paige in the bush league but through
no fault OF his own Speaking of the bushes the Old
Iners win stage their game at Sick field Seattle
Sunday Jack Thompson veteran hunter becomes
sa1 Assstsd with the bird situation
rsosafH put the state laws Jack
csndnataon Campus Fusser
hne Sunday Washington bred a
Mort Carrshe Lcngacres public relations
ess whl bite four cigars and his
Oregon deer is september 20
through Ocobsr - Andy slstt young
- blarnAne Job this
champion Of Southeastern United
save vas hooduns Ruth Lz Rhodes
sponsor for bowling team a
ngnt good team she represents
Ooa Macs Athletc has had
Issy - went nothing
1890 county sesn In some Hearst slapped
- On professional fight bayhoo All
40us scored another knockout other
Divorce Jo BY the insists his
ea $4,000 Which might
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WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Newark as. Montreal is.
hoehester IL. Jersey City 90.
Da1ttnors 1<-1. Buffalo 2-7.
Syracuse 5, Toronto /.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Milwaukee ., Toledo 8.
Hansas City IA. Columbus Z.
Louisville .. st. Paul S.
1nd1anapohs So, Minneapolis As.