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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-01
Recital At Methodist
Church Tonight

Tonight the Goth Century Club
viii present Sara Love, pianist. and
the Holmes County Quarette and
Choir.
The public is cordially invited to
this artistic program which will be at
the Methodist Church at 8 p. m.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-01

ANAiAGSsCS was a NlSlhQh IA
Durant last week.
Mrs. Norman King spent Saturday
IN Jackson visiting friends and re-
l%atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Lawshee spent
the week end in Sardis visiting her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Wigley spent
Friday in Durant visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Deck Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Phillips and
son, Charlie Pete, of Jackson visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. f. King
on Sunday. Mrs. Phillips and Char
lie Pete remained for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Maxwell of
jackson spent Sunday in Durant
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. B. o. Beisel and son, Bob,
of Jackson spent Sunday here visit
ing friends.
Jimmy Brown, of Milan, Tenn.
spent the week end here with his
family.
Mrs. J. X. Bridges and Mrs. Alice
Gadberry spent Sunday in Kosciusko
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j..
Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Rosson, Jr.
and son, Bobbie, were visitors in
Laurel. Meridian and Hattiesburg on
Sunday.
The friends of Mr.. j. r. Bob"
Brown will regret to learn that he is
i'll at his home here. Every wish for
a speedy recovery is extended to
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. RUBBISH were
called to Meridian over the week end
pSCdust Ol tire IliliSoo VI thSli SIohu
son.
Miss Ernestine Wigley returned to
her home in West after spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Deck
Johnson.
Mrs. j. w. Cathey and daughter,
Miss Maxine Cathey, have returned
to their home here after visiting re-
~latives in Lordsburg, New Mexico.
r Master Thomas Walton Drane Sc
} turned to his home in Jackson after
a several days visit with his grand.
father, G. w. Drane, Sr.
Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Lewis went
: to Columbus Tuesday to attend the
Columbus District Conference of The
Methodist Church. While there they
t will visit in the home of Hon. ane
: Mrs. 7. w. Lewis, yr.
Mrs. Rem Johnson and Marion
t "Russ" johnson of Jackson visitet
friends and relatives in Durant Sat
5 urday afternoon.
Byron Gates of Shreveport, La
spent several days here last weel
visiting in the home of MI. ant
Mrs. Albert Tatum.
Mrs. Clarence Brown Of Aberdeen
t spent Tuesday in Durant visiting he,
sister, Mrs. G.. w. Drane. Mrs
Drane accompanied Mrs. Brown tt
Jackson to visit relatives and to at
tend the State Band Contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hendricks OF
Scott were visitors in the home o.
Mrs. P. B. Traweek last week.
Mrs. L. H. Nickels is here from
Starkville to make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. P. B. Traweek,
Mrs. Louise Lance left Tuesday t.
go to Shreveport, La where she VIII
visit for several days.
Mrs. Mamie Hutchinson spent tht
week end in Jackson visiting her son
Edward Hutchinson.
Mrs. Hamilton Ledyard of Jack
son spent Sunday here visiting hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Brown.
n
w. H. Irby, Edwin Steen and j
P. Durham went to Winona las
week where they attended the stool
and cattle show, which was hello
there.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-01

Mrs. Malcolm Holmes and Mrs
Cicero Stein of West were Durant
visitors Wednesday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-05-01
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
LAST TACOMA WOMAN OUT OF STATE coll
Sacs Victors;
Skiffs Beaten
BY UNITED PRESS

ssoramento's Cardinal. engaged
in an old-fsshioned smuggling bee
with Los Angeles yesterday and
emerged with a a-s win. although
they were twice forced to come
from behind.
Nlldne~s If Bill schmidt.
starting pitcher. who walked
three men In the first inning.
permitted the seraphs 10 get
three-run advantage. but the
Cards peppered away at lee
stine's offering. Ia even the
count In the fourth.
Chef Wieczorek's home run IN
the fifth featured a three run
burst. but Johnny Moore duphcat-
ed the feat for the Angels in the
sixth with Peanuts Lowrey on base
and finished Bill Caplinger. George
Munger turned the Angels back
thereafter.
Oakland shaded Seattle 5-4 when
Henry Pippen lost control IN the
sixth inning and the Rsiniers
threatened 10 come from behind
but Tom Ananicz bore down in the
pinches thereafter with men on
base.
The Acorns chased four runs
across In the fourth inning on
four singles and Ned StickIes
error. Al Niemiec homered
for seattle with two on In the
NTH.
Portland whitswashed hollywood
4 to o behind Whitley Hilchers
SEVENTH pitching and broke Hiram
eight game winning
streak for the Twinks. Heavy bat
work by Rupert Thompson. Danny
Escobar. Herman Reich and Ted
Norbert gave Hilcher his win. al
though he contributed to his own
victory by driving Reich home In
the seventh inning.
San Diego took an easy II win
from San Francisco as Yank Terry
up his 18th win Of the
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Final Sofiball
Game TONIGHT

The final game which will de-
eide the eighth team to be in the
Pierce County Inter-league soft
ball tournament will be PLAYED
this Wednesday night at 6:15
O'Clock on the Mckinley No. 2
diamond.
Company B 5sth Quartermaster
and Local 1865 are the two teams
who will battle it out tonight for
the Industrial league title.
Local 1865 captured the second
half while the first half is still in
dispute. Madison and Walsh will
officiate.
If the soldiers pull a winner to-
night, the re-match will be sched-
uled for next Friday night at the
same time and place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Yaks Victors
Over Caps, rs

From the way the Western In
ternational league race stacks up
at present. only a pair of seven
league boots can cut down margin
separating the Spokane Indians
from the rest of the circuit.
But that doesn't prevent Goldie
Holt and his Yakima Pippins from
trying. Last night they turned
back Vsncouver's bid for second
place. 7-5 and reduced the Tribes
lead To nine games. The Pippins
were outhit but took advantage of
a three-run splurge in the third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
PIONEER LEAGUE
BY I-NITE DPRESS

The Pioneer Baseball league gets
hack on schedule tonight after the
all-stsr game Of Monday night. In
which northern clubs heat the pick
of the southern teams. 1913
Idaho Falls plays ~ Boise to-
night. Ogden goes 10 Twin Falls.
and Pocatello meets the Bees AZ
Salt Lake City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

SEATTLE-The armed service
claimed two former University Of
Washington athletes today.
Jim Macmillan. former Husky
oarsmsn and now assistant row
ing coach AZ Massachusetts 1nsti-
tute Of Technology. received his
call for army service.
Jack Hanover. former Wash
ington basketball player. received
/. naval ensign commission while
working in Alaska.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Rally
Trifle Short
Tocomd Club Loses
5 TO 4 10 Senators

SALEM. ore.-Ths third inning
proved 10 Be disastrous for the
Tacoma Tigers here last night
That was when Salem dubbed IN
four runs off hurler stephens and
added another in the fifth for five
runs. all that WAS needed 10 win.
5 and 4.
However. the Tigers. never
quitting team. staged a rally IN
their half Of the ninth that almost
tied the game into a knot. With
one run 10 their credit In the
sixth. the Tacomans went 10
work in earnest and put over three
runs, just one short to tie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Mills N AIMED

CHICAGO - University of illi-
nois trustees today unanimously
selected Douglas r. Mills, head
basketball and assistant football
coach. as acting director of ath-
letics for one year beginning
Sept l.
Mills will replace Wendell s
Wilson. who was relieved of his
duties by the board Of trustees
after a dispute with Head Football
Coach Bob Zuppke. who was re-
tanned for at least another year
Wilson is technically on a years
leave of absence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Mayo's Suspension Must Stand

for splitting in the fact Of an UNI
pire has been upheld by President
w. G. Bramham Of the National
Association Of Minor Leagues
The incident occurred in a game
at Hollywood. July Is. Mayo was
suspended by w. c. Tuttle. presi-
dent Of the Coast league. He ap-
pealed TO Bramham. He now has
the right to carry a further appeal
TO the executive committee Of the
national association
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

: : 4
bran for Campbell in ninth.
cBatted for Berry IN ninth.
Summary - Winning pitcher. Cap
linger. losing pitcher. slime. bases on
balls. off Schmidt 3. Slime /, Cap
linger 2 Berry /. Munger /. struck
out, by Schmidt IL. Stine 2. Caplinser
3. Berry 2. Munger 2. left on bases.
Sacramento 8, Los Angeles 10; two
base hits Schuster. Wieczorek. Lowrey.
Sturdy. Hsndley. three-base hits. En-
dicott, Moore: home runs. Wieczorek.
Moore, sacrifice hits, Gutteridee.
STATE. stolen bases. Endicott. Camp
bell. Gutteridge; runs batted in.
Moore 2, Statz. Blakely, Sturdy, Low
rey 3. Wieczorek 2 Hsndley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TUESDAY SRESULTS
Pittsburgh 7. Cincinnati 5.
Boston 10. Philadelphia Q.
Chicago S. st. Louis 2.
Only games scheduled.
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summary-Balk. windsor. runs re-
sponsible for. Windsor o. Stephens S.
struck out. by windsor T. Stephens
3. bases on balls. off Windsor 4
stephens Z wild pitch. Windsor. left
on bases, Tacoma 7. Salem 8. two
base hit Mallory. runs batted in.
Lanifero 2 Adams. Bergstrom 2. NAL
Tory. sacrifice hits. Lanifero. George:
double plays. Griffiths 10 Bates Crit
fiths 70 Lanlfero 10 Bates. time
/ so umpires. Weisgerber and Moran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Montreal As. Baltimore 0-6.
Buffalo I, Newark 4.
Jersey City 3, Toronto z.
Syracuse s. Rochester 3.
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sacrifices. JONAS. weisandt: stolen
base. Madrid. double plays. Holt 20
Madrid 70 Reese Ko<ki 20 Madrid 20
ReeS time. las. umpires. orsvec
and valerie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Washington 4, New York 3.
Boston 6, Philadelphia 5.
Cleveland 2. Detroit l.
Chicago at st. Louis, rain.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Toledo /, Indianapolis 0.
Louisville s. Columbus 2.
ST. Paul 8, Kansas CITY 0.
Minneapolis 5. Milwaukee 4.
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Twice battling from behind
the Braves wiped out four and
five run deficits TO trim the
Phillies, 1919.

Pete Foxs three doubles feat
ured the Red Soxs 6-5 victory over
the Athletics. After his third
double Fox scored the winning run
on Joe Cronin's single Charlie
Wagner. pitching one-hit ball for
the last five innings. was credited
with his fifth victory.
Al Smith. veteran lefthsndsr.
outpitched Buck Nswsom last
night 10 give the Indians 81
triumph over the Tigers Smith
gave W SIX hits snd famed eight
while Newsom. who vss charged
with his 18th loss. allowed five
and famed nine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Tuesdays RESULTS

Oakland S. Seattle 4.
Sacramento 9. Los Angeles s.
San Diego I. San Francisco 2.
Portland 4. Hollywood 0.
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Totals.

Summary-Eish hits I runs off
Bithorn IN 7, / and off Gay In /;
runs responsible for BIthorn 3,
struck out. by Hilcher 2 Bithorn /:
bases on balls. Hllcher 5. stolen base.
Dapper. tWo-base hits Wright Dap
per sacrifice. Escobar. runs batted
in. Norbert 2 Hilcher left on bases,
Hollywood 6. Portland 4. double play.
Brown 70 Wright 70 Reich. wild
pitch. Hilcher /. umplres flaming
and Dorsn. tims a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

Innings pitched. by Pippen a1s,
Ananicz 3ts left on bases. Oakland 7.
Seattle 10: credit victory 70 Pippen:
at bat. off Pippen ~; hits. off Pippen
s. Ananicz 3; runs scored. off Pippen
4. runs responsible for, Barrett 4
Pippen 4. struck out bv Barrett 6
Pippen / Ananicz 2: bases on balls.
off Barrett /. Pippen 3 Ansnicz q
hit by pitched ball Dunn bv Barrett
wild pitch. Barrett 2; stolen base
Conrov: home run Siemic. two-base
hits Harris ?. Pippen. Fallon Gysei-
man. sacrifice hits. Barrett DevAurs
Sickle. runs batted in Gudst. De-
vaurs ?. Niemiec :. Gyselmsn Rignev.
double PLAYS. Pippen 20 Iuby 20
Dunn. Sickle % Niemiec 10 Scarsells.
Gvselmsn ~ Niemiec 70 Scsr>eils
Chapman 20 Conrov. Gvselmsn 20
Niemisc % Scsrsslla. Chairman 20
Conroy. AnsnicZ 70 Conrov 20 Dunn
Risnev ~ Ipbv - Dunn time 2 7S
impires. Hood and Snyder
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Cards, Yanks
Meet Defeat
Hurler Corrosquel
Trims McCdrtY Men

NEW YORK - The league-lead-
ing Yankees and Cardinals had a
few wounds to lick today after
being ruffled up by a couple of
second division clubs the last
place Senators and the sixth
place Cubs.
The Yanks are in what for them
is prolonged slump, having
dropped three of their last four
games. but they can afford to
taper off a bit after setting a
blistering pace for weeks. The
loss of a single game to the Sena-
tors yesterday, 4-3. didn't matter
a whole lot but losing to pitcher
like Alexandra Carrasquel was
bitter pill for the Yanks.
Carrasquel. although winner
In three relief rolls and I'M
beaten, hadn't started a game
all season hut he held the
Yanks to nine hits and made
them like II.
The Senators bounced Msrius
Russo for four runs in the first
two innings.
The Cardinals have reason TO
fret about bowling to the Cubs, 6-2.
II took a really good pitcher. Nern
Olsen. who some predict is going
to develop into the National
leagues top southpaw. to stop the
Cards. He allowed four hits IN
winning his ninth game, The de-
feat trimmed the Cards lead to a
single game over the idle Dodgers.
The Pirates continued to loom as
possible September pennant
threat by humping the Reds
again, rs, for their 10th victory
in their last 10 games. Vince
DiMaggio hit a homer with two
on. the fourth time this season he's
hit S-run homer against the
Reds.
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Vancouver ........ 02l 600 1913
Yakima ....4....... ii3 100 iox-7
Summsry-RunS responsible for.
Osborn Z Holt S: struck out. hv Os-
born o. Holt Z: bases on balls. off
Osborn 2. Holt 3. hit BY pitcher,
johnson BY Osborn. passed ball,
suems. left on bases. Vancouver 10.
Yakima s. home runs Weiganot.
Wright: three-base hits. johnson.
Reese: two-nsse hits. Bliss, Jewell.
Jonas warfield runs batted IN. Jolley
q Wright 2. CAilteaux Madrid.
weigandt. johnson. Sueme 3. kaski.
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wENATCHEE
Totals .........,3.
sPOkA'

XBatted Tor klnnsman IN ninth.
Scose by Innings
Wenatchee .......... ITO DOL olo--4
Spokane ........... ol0 DOL oOo-2
Summsry-Runs batted in. forge
son 2. Bushone Gedzius. Martinez.
two-bsse hits. Torgeson. Martinez q;
three base hit. Torgeson: stolen bases,
pushong. Marionetti Martinez:
double play. kinnsmsn To Gedzius
a Spokane J. bases on balls, off
williams kinnsman 2. struck out.
BY Williams s. Kinnaman 6; time
Of game, las: umpires, Nelson and
Fnger
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u The
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
TUESDAYS RESULTS

salem 5. Tacoma
Wenstchee 4. Spokane ?.
Yakima :. Vancouver s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Rickerf's Confidence i.

"A ball ian asked:
do you think Marv Rckert has confidence in himself?
He mpresses being bit shy
Well let's 20 TO Gus Paine who used TO catch for
Cammaranos in the City league that
Says Gus of Rckert, young Tacoma Tiger sold 10 the
Chicago Cubs:
young from Longbsnch the
uncle Rieker hitter the league
nd recommended the
stepped the Cams
crowded suggested him that he bit
too close.
-An he to me Whose doing ths'' Well that
enough. hill told about
the situation
gave busters -Four Msv down in
to escape a ball. He walked that time.
intersection
Marv whitfield.
The mn he
reaching changed
hack bit
there finally hold driving
L lot left field
inside wall.
kid right He the debb
believe. win the question
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Teller. Young American d. j.

Bob Feer, rifle ball pitcher Of the Cleveland Indians
passed his army examination.
Said the draft board physician:
"A perfect physical specimen
hurier baseball cnch TO
unless there sudden cessation of
hostility in troubled world.
finding Bob Teller perfect specimen nothing His
Insurance agents probably that years
The 72-year-od farm boy grinned and said
I'm ready any time for the call"
Which young Americans have said Will
suggestion the bosses when Bob called put
In he grenade
10 right well In that spot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
SAN FRANCISCO
score by Innings

Summary = losing pitcher Stutz:
innings pitched. by Stutz IL. Ep-
perly 5a3. al bat. off Stutz g. Ep-
perly 81 hits. off Stutz 2. Epperly
3. runs responsible for. Stutz 3 Ep-
perly ?. Ballou 2 Terry 2. struck
out. by Epperly 3. Ballou !. Terry 9:
bases on balls off Stutz 3. Epperly
/. Ballou ,. Terry l. Wild pitches.
Terry. Ballou 2, passed ball. Salkeld.
two-base hits Fernandez 3. White
Garibaloi. runs batted in. White
Patchett. before Terry. Lazzeri
Sperry ? Salkeld Garlbaldi: sacri-
flces, Garlbsldi Maz2era. stolen bases
Patchett. Detore. time 05. umpIres
Powell and Edwards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Personal Contact Poys -.

Personal contact had much do with Dan Lazare landing
the Lincoln high school grid coaching post
True, his record a Washington gridman his general
deportment record had weight.
But up visits City Schools
Superintendent Elmer Goold.
in appearance srikingy handsome
possessed of personality first
impression
record all considered Lszare showed
better any other competitor
fellow he has with kids that
eompels respect
And that in football coaching.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Hollywood Going Strong >.

We took in the fights at Hollywood Friday night packed
house and they had hundreds away Jackie Wilson
from Larry Cisneros in hard battle The former
eolored boy from Cleveland and very good fighter
Glen Strong also boxed the card and lost four round
decision 10 Max Hutchinson. Glen leading for two
and then slowed MP and after the fight they found
that he had broken jaw he will be out Of the for
time.
10 rambesu IN the event at
August fighter very popular this
working training In Los Angeles
a but not boys to work with
Joe Waterman has matchmaker
hasn't been feeling well Babe
Mccoy Mccoy. middleweigh champion
making the matches
Freddie family last week He is
well worked with Billy
making the Pittsburgh Kid will be released
q short time
Freddie offered with film and will go to
through with the for all time Had
but turned down
Their youngster cute
a lot Of talking
Sincerely JACK Common.
Conner and many pulling
better things
professional boxing there not
hundreds Conno the instead of few few
sport
hardly desired in the major time
majority The qualities to
shortcomings what they have
left II any
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
lrith ELLIOTT METCALF

Glen STRONG, former Tacoma lightweight boxer, suf-
fered broken jaw in fight in California the other
night
Davey Ward Tacoma weter. will make his second Cali
fornia start al Ocean Park California, August Is
Freddie Steele former Tacoman and ex-middleweght
champion Of the world has definitely quit in his comeback
attempt and is in the movies and doing well
Waterman Northwest fight II
matchmaker the Ocean club.
o . sidelines
Conner manager Davey Ward oh. all this
directly young fistc
carr
Jack typed which presented you is:
San all the old there Quite
number Of old timers around the gymnasiums.
Andy Dvodi looking and working Wants
Be remembered Tacoma boxing fans He boxed Freddie
Steele
One boxing drawing well Benny Ford
matchmaker brought California Joe Lynch to
the Glide Rink and
Smell got the duke after six hard fought rounds
miles Los Angeles and nice
The with bathers
Three beaches Venice Ocean Park
Davey brother
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PORTLAND

a Batted for Bithorn in eighth.
b Ran for Herman in eighth.
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