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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-25
Notice of Stockholders
Meeting
The First State Bank of
Grantsville, Maryland

The regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders of The First State Bank
of Grantsville, Maryland, will be held
at its banking house in Grantsville,
Maryland, on
Tuesday, January Is, 1912,
at 200 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose
of electing a Board of Directors for
the ensuing year and for the trans
acting of any other business that may
be brought before them.
W. L. THOMAS. Cashier.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Mrs. GrYihing
City Medalisi

Mr.. Olaf Grythlnx HiEhl.nd
Golf club. b.esms ths 1871
somsn's city msashsi this nom
ing at the Tseons Country eis.s.
Eighty players entered ths quail
flying round
Ms grYthinr hsd tT'ts ss
shirley Mcdonald. Tlfcfssi Afs
A u. Myers, rirersst. .na Any
Lou murray. Country siss. sssh
had 81
Js.t shss 10 ..s tssaxht
The thr.s ~sais s~ tied fss
nsea.il.t hsssr.. Ms. esys
thlns came 10 siss hss top
score.
ruth c.nsis. defending shsm.
plan. had -
Aatrh play bsxlns Tuesday IN
thls ihs iith snauai Tacoma
~omsas Championship event
scores usfs hlEh. ths green's
fssf snd the nsFf0~ fairSaYs =
baxsboo % may. Including form
81 city champion. Joan heh.soa
Ailard. via bad e -
II loossa IKE 100 STROKES would
qualify.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Labor Night at
Athletic Park

climaxsd by ORGANIZED Labor
night Wednesday night, the Tigers
and the spokane Indians open .
TIRES. game series at Artistic park
tonight
on spohans's last Wait hare. tina
Tigers took three games In . row
from thu Indians.
Then the Indians fstaiistsd b
coping three straight games Nhsa
ths Tigers visited Spokane.
Win Mel Nario~s. the top
Tiger h.riet. scheduled 10 spss
the sesis. against the ned
skins. Manager rip hsshief
sapes 10 put Tsssms s.t IN
front In the series.
The regular nesting ~ the Cen
trai Labor council hsa been can.
eslsd 40 that Il ALL not iEtsrfsrs
attn the fuii stisndsnes Of union
and members a. ths sams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Nine Horses Nominated
For Tuesdays Feature
Special Day and Program at Lonsocres
For Benefit OF British War Relief

inkton fosls. has keen given y
Mrs. Thomas n sflmson
The sixth. the TAgie squad
rea purse. ~ . Hashlngtes
Athletic club group. ard the
elxhth and last ~ = Rainier
club group. It'. called the Vic
tsrS handicap and wtil ~ az
mile and eae-hsif-the leag-
e-t race te date.
Although the first post win ne,
he until 4 o'clock. a program ~
exceptional enter talnment will
start ~ ais O'Clock Prominent
on the entertainment lat are the
sesforth cadets. A. exceptional
pipe and dril group from Canada.
The winner % the Royal Air
Fore, handicap Will be crowned by
Mrs. Neville Cumming Of Nancou-
yer. p. c. wife 81 Wing Comman-
der Cumming. now With the royal
air force.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

feet Of Nylon line and . two
pound test leader.
Landed his fish xith that.
one an eight FOUNDER.
he would Judge. he ssid. that
looking At the fish in the river
that some Of them would run
way up In weight. none less
than eight pounds.
OF course" he explained. Il
may Be wrong. I'm just trying
10 give you an idea Of things
Maybe I can't Judge the size Of
FISH in the water. But
whatever their sire there are
many Of them"
Hexg found the big fish In the
rifles At the head Of the holes,
but not In the holes.
He used q home made copper
spinner. Hammered ~ Into
shape himself. A single hook
was attached and worms or eggs
used a. he saw ut.
He says the road up To the
far end IL no pavement or pleas
ant highway. but that II can he
Travelled without discomfort
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Horton Smith

Vt paul. MINI. Horton
smith. lanky pro from Pinehurst
y e added 81 800 10 his sea
sons winnings to-day a. a result
Of his ons-struks victory IN ths
annual $500 81 Paul open golf
tournament.
smith won the shampiss-
ship With . final round that
Knocked nine stroke. off par
and gave him . T1-hais total
Of z7s. he sss ~ under
regulation fixur-. and sas
stroke ahead Of big Ralph
snldshl Of Rancho santa fs.
falif.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Fear Turns to J0ye

Rufus Joye. Tacoma auto row
angler, wss fishing on Benbow
AXE the other day when he heard
loud and angry bellering.
Down the road hckety split.
came J. " Shea. the Kapowsin
lake boathouse man.
Have We seen him. RUFF. me
good mon have ye seen
him ?"
What - says RUFF.
Me pig Me dsr-r-rhn' lit
tie pig. Me pet pig
The pig had strsyed from his
home lake.
A violent commOtion about 90
feet off-shore drew the mems
attention.
To their smaLement they saw
what appeared 10 he a bass on
four olossn feet, walking toward
shore.
Then the mystery unrayeled.
sheas pofker had been swsl-
lowed By one Of those BIZ Ben
bow lake bass and had kicked
around 80 vigorously that his
feet poked through the bass
belly and walked the eritter TO
shore
And that is the reason. Joye
insists. WY Shea has moved MS
outfit 10 Benbow lake. where the
real bass swim.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

Nine horses were nominated to-
day fer the Royal Ar Force han
dieap. seventh race and feature ~
Tuesdays twilight racing card. all
for the benefit Of the British War
Relief fund. mi. u an extra day
on Longacres' racing schedule
Heading the list are such equine
luminsries as the Needmore sta
bles Rolling Bail. the Rosehriar
entry Of Ohmpo and Count Valiant
and the Canadian hopes Canning
and Browns MANHATTAN. C. T.
Williams Stage Fright and Sahara
Chief. Frank BehAns Vancouver
good one. completing the field are
Joe Himslhoehs Roy Greenoek.
Mrs. Lee Heltons Wise Beauty.
here from Omaha. and larry and
Hearnes Train Signal. q clever
winner here recently.
The distance l. . mile and
the purse a neat $1,000. Do
nars of the purse are q group
Of seattle business men.
Ali the purses eight have been
donated by various generous indi-
viduals and organizations. The to-
tai runs 10 $3.50.
The first race IA a -furlong
sprint named the Seattle Potlatch
purse. given by a group Of ex-
filters. the second. the Navy purse.
another sprint. given by a group
Of Longaeres fans
HIGHLAND PURSE
The third. the Highland purse at
a mile, is donated by Mrs Eugene
Fuller.
The fourth. the British War Re-
lief purse also at a mile. by Emil
Sick.
The Maple Leaf purse. a five and
one-half furlons sprint for Wash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
I'm Ohe Ra.ket
With Flliets Assesls

Dear Met. How do YOU reach
the upper Kalams river where
Bill HsEK said the summer
steelhead we're running heavily ?
p. o.
Dear .. o: Bill tel. me YOU
turn 70 the left about three
quarters Of mile this side
north Of the bridge between
kalama and Kelso.
You drive about 20 miles up.
The map shows Pigeon Springs.
Well. sir. you cross the bridge
OF the nations top flight shooters.
at the Springs and drive to the
end Of the road and hike
two miles.
Hegg insists he never saw a
run that was this ones equal.
He used a Heddon rod. $50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Kiiile Does
Not Want 10
Join Tigers

<sN Fns>sIseo ffoh Klfls<
ssn Franei~ea aeslT pitcheF fFszssa
= rscoms. ss1a tesfsy ~ sss go
sidsftnx retiring firm The zane
= pfsfsrencs = fspartiHx . -
Western tatsfaatlensi isssus alah
klttie sas Eixsa Tacons = -
change foF nslhsff tlnlmrs fes1nx
Taroma pitcher wha Gill rwperf u
- Ffsnstsras Farinr Cast
league club nest srFinx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

ins - points. Paul oam.fud "a
fsQlHts
second Division ~ Beafasa t.
polntz. Jim Aonesaa - poinn
Dthsf hogfss Chef DAYS 80 l.1ints
rank HeNsii 90 paGnta naffg sat4f-
Zee - paints Geo uiAaa - byfnfs
Carl LAWSON - points. rfsBsis chaSiH
- points
Saturday ths Brsssdals MAJ eius
I'D msdal plaF tssfuamsnt sta
fuH handicap
NInnsfs Flfst Division Jsss John.
atgn 10 iO-e1. BIS hiatHst 7J-sss
second Division Geo NsfaHau a.
70 - HsffB DaiF - i1-f8
fHlFa DFlnluu - Hines al "a
uthsf scofsn Gee 49, Ts.Ta2e
Afus iHFFnhagsn - p - Joe fsfaea
lite Geo Williams t0-lzs1s 10
ElafHst 7e-s-ss Bsfta "a IL -
leonard HisEslF a3sls=ss. AS sa1nd
and fg-i0-se ~ E4slsss Ts.8sFs
buetaiz ss-4z-ss Hsfry nsgnasf
s7+ls-1l
fircrsst golfers triampbss over
Olympia sunday IN team play a.
Olympia. az. 70 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Local Archers
Trim Seattle
Billie Carter and
Dorothy Axtell Win

Tacoma women srchers defeated
seattle's best in women's eompeti-
ton at the big Potlatch shoot
there Sunday.
Billie Carter, Northwest senior
champ. Won the top honors and
Dorothy Axtell, Northwest junior
titleholder and a national junior
title threat, competed in the
womens event for the first time
and knocked off Seattle rivals.
Dorothy. Is years old. shot
504 Columbia and 429 In ma
tional round.
She won one 40-yard range from
Mrs. Carter by 10 points. Not
many do that to Billie.
Carl Strang OF Michigan, here
with many others for the national
meet at Portland. Aug. 4 through
9, won the mems title. He is one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Ward Heads
For Southland

Davey Ward. young Tacoma
welterweight boxer, is heading
south with his manager, Jack
Common. There the youngster will
engage in a series of bouts which
will determine whether or not he
will continue at the game. Ward,
shipyard worker here, has OBJ
tanned a leave OF absence. He will
fight in Hollywood. The youngster
has been in training here for a
spell and reports himself in top
form.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

HDrt service men ~ Camp
Murray defeated south Tscams
Pines. 2 20 l. IN q ~sii.plsy ssi
game al Roeert Gray field sunday
The army bays Scored twice in
the third inning On single. ~
Johnson. Knight and Miner ~hsis
the Pines Tailed In the nfth an
Morris single and GAreiAa long
drive 10 right field
seadsd buried s.ed hell fof ma
winners. striking sst u Pines
ssys Grass pitched god bail for
"a Barley. nins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Local Juniors
VS.. Seattle

SEATTLE Western Avsnus -
Seattle ard South Tacoma meet
tesaay 10 hlnier fsxiea doutlss
header % determines fss Western
Washington flnslIst akainst ths
wlaner 81 the Nskinas Spokane
series a third cams. = necessary
~ - played Tomorrow probably
II Taranfa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Colson Wins
Trap Crown
Tocomo Younqstsr
Tokss All-Torqsts

PORTLAND. Or E J. Dear
snx, Spokane sta - "klls~ eas
u 100 chances ieas the cfsna
fscsfic rsapsheatlss event sx<F
TIE r"r,iand oua eiuss i.feaf
Yesterday In ths snnwsi fsetfss
international rrap.heaslss eh.ns
plonshlps
Rance Niles. Portland. ~un IN.
iasysrd single. alvt.ion In a shaets
aff ~tth othe Ffns. Ia uFsat<
csl. sitter Zach hsd hsETsa -
hsfsis 90 Saturday ssa - 81 assa-
dsy. Niles ~ the ~ plsyaff
nirds right IN ~ nass.
Ted wsity. salem. with % hlss
out ~ TOO. -. runner up IN ire
Grand Pacific handicap whsls
Dean Hurd. salt Lake cIty. ssa
, ~ Mare. Gresham. each pfth
- targets kaestsi far third.
Zoe sat.st. rsesseIis. Ids.
sas To- high sIl-ss..aa nsle.
SCATTERING sps .ss % sfo tar +.
Hsss In fsur ass. ef sA.stlss.
D~ss Nut ws. runner 40 ~tss
sss dad ese..
Esri colsea j. Taeoms. wsn
tho han sll-tsFsst trophy .lfh
f2s birds brought down sut ~
10, Don Flsh and Frank Tfosh.
Portland. we're runners 40. s.sh
with 71s
In tho tsYsfa TARGET shooting
auri sEsia teoh the mensy. sta
sss hits out ~ tzo Frank rro~n.
Portland; Jess Tfueh. Eussn.. nay
Glass. Eugene. and Fart cslsan.
all tied for seeond with sac
Beverly Husom. Quincy miss
won = clean sweep In N. samsn'.
division. taking ths sil.sroand title
and the handicap crown.
Among professionals. Earl
rroeh. Portland. tnos the ia.ysri
title. while ormand Hsil~~. YAK
ina. won the doubtless Ne also
Non tho professional handicap. the
sll-srovnd. and alI-tafgsta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Black Mouth Biting

BlackmOuth are biting in
Quartermaster.
Some nice catches. ranging
from one to three and four fish.
were taken there Saturday and
Sunday.
Some Of the fish ran as high
as six pounds in weight.
Charlie Roediger brought in
the news. Lives in that area.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
McChord Ball
Club Winner

me Mechord Field Bssnt&r. De.
fsAfed tina sist Division nine Sun
day a, American iaks. . % J. IL
Nss the B0nbsra fourth straight
an. Joe Hopping and Starr ~sfs
tks winning battery Joe shifted
seven. freeman. krug. ENob@f
ana Lance worked for the loe<fs
and Ray sas hssind ths platter.
Tne Rornbef collected nine hits
ana booted twice Ire Fort Lssis
club got only thrss blows and
tired six tines
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

AAAatH 90 ~ 4
SBatted for Stutz in 7th
zBatted for Epperiv In 9th.
score Nv Innings
Summary Innings pitched. by
Stutz 7. LOSING pitcher. STUFF: At bat
off 81: hits. off Stutz IA; runs scored
of StuE 5. runs responsible for
Stutz /. Buxton / Epperiy 2 struck
out. by Stuts 2. Buxton Q. Eppsriy q.
bases on balls off stutz / Buxton 2.
Epperly 2; three-base hit. Conroy
two-oase hits. Conroy, Luby. Chap
Chapman. Gudat 2. Conroy Ferran-
dez stolen bases Chapman. Pain.
double PLAYS Trower 70 Lszzeri 20
Pain 2. Buxton 10 LubY to Dunn
Time -. umpires, Powell and 70
wards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Many Turn
Out 10 See
Wafer Skiing

Snow ssiers and non-skisrs also.
turned out ~ the score for the
Tacoma Ski club water Ski event
a. Dash Point Sunday afternoon
and despite rough water causing
the program 10 be cut short.
everyone. including several nun
creds Of spectators. enjoyed every
minute u the event
The afternoon u.s such
big success that sponsors Of
the program stated that an
other such event would BE-
held In the very near future
with the time and place being
announced In the daily papers
Following the cutting short Of
the regular program. some Of the
more experienced water board
riders journsyed 20 Point Defiance.
where the water vas sheltered
and somewhat smoother. and put
on a program there for n. large
crowd a. the PARK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Spiny-Rayed Fish Active

Spiny-rayed fish perch.
crappie, sunfish and bass =.
kept up their good action over
the weekend at Tanwax lake,
Scotty King. boatman, reports.
Rainbow trout were not par
ticularly active. Several boats
reported from two TO three fish
each. Trolling.
One family from Michigan de-
sired sunfish in particular.
Brought them home a
catch that tickled them silly.
Incidentally. the crappie that
come out Of the fine little lake
are tops in the pan. Fry EN-
brown and, boy,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

HoLyWnSd .-.-...-.... 600 Oo) 90
Los ANGIE .--.....-.- 0Io olD ii
Summary - Runs responsible for
Tost ? struck out bV TOT Prlm
3. bases On calls. Of lost l. Prim J.
left on bass Hollywood 8 les An
geles 5. fuo-bsse hits KahIs DapDe-
GRAY. home Tuns Welnrraue. Holm
nuns bstred n Wsintrauh Holm
double plays storey - NsrsrleT
Hoover - Schultz 20 Ora time
! ~. umplres Enssin and Jordan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Tigers Lose
By FL Score
Vuncouver Victor:
22nd l-nun Defect

Asrx Rtessss kr.a.st N. -.
Ia heir feet tules "a tss nsetA
laalas a Athlslle pars Sunday
sIxht oncs 1kza - Asahasd lnfs
hat i.ft nsla a PIT two rscasna
rsesf. IN seassaN s-asitbnn. sxsln
3h<a the ssa< - completes -
= tried 10 steal tAlra n..s ~sta
ne h.a In ths satehsfs hsnd
Ana 81 the faxn Tiger. arap-
psa their ana ~ I'm asfsat a
- s~a-sa ~ Al .eess IN Va.
shaVsr CAplianas n ths a<nwsls'
nrst nams appearance since Iaiy
"a
rets Is... eA.-s e.x sser
The rs~s. - -...~~hss ea.-
aha. a.. l.xI.s.as< f.f sssat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
IA Teams in
District Play
Winner Enters Dig
Tourney at Pusco

Tss~~fsy II ! n . -. ~ -
alsaasr htxh =ese<a fi~ld. ~ fzrst
saansi we=ssrn wasssnxfaa -
sFsef snftnsiI Championship tassru~v
sets un6<r ~sy ~fth - f<1ne
shrofInx To- ~s4ks In - <fke<t
= capture 80 - th~ fssr -
prts<s sns eas<t-a trips - state
saurnsusats
r. sis.<r = tn1s sIst<1<t
.>~~s elii ~ .>.f - - Ns>n-
isxs~~ ~~stssu s~>~<tosHne
state t~.vr~y - rss<~ go
si>~ go - - - >~nsen
~ i~sitsss-~sI s~ss~~y
AZ . sllssx = thi< meet Gem
nls<iea<r Fsss~ hss hfeaHht -
sieus CITY cnleFss fsnn<ts u n
easnpsss u - ~xnlntlan xs.s
after ne fsasis are ps<y~a sar-
lay niTht. Aug 4 shnuf > a'eze<h
ire chnsts 49, .srssina>a ~
- kAu - s~nt c,st n a<fp
sulis sefts.ss n the Pacific Ns<fs-
exst
rh~ls ~sh&as~ s~ii ssm~% =
eFuwf pleasing feature ire pftrs-
lns start - h<sa<<s ~ Rs<s strt<n-
lard. uaitsa atstss Wa : n.H
Tuesday. Wednesday rNuF~ssY
art Friasy nights on s>s fssv
games ~@sh =. th~ eians s~fsls q
out fof three Fsssssss th.f IN
siimlnats a. teams
LOCALS orrS
Ths hansf II sp<nins the tea<-
n~r sees q t~e Il rszamAs
league ehampsanshsp s@sms.
Eiss slan. nstsansi Sop tItis
sinasss % sA@lf ts.i~d hsaflaa
stssss sssinst IassI 1ess. tnslass-
trial wsna~sa n me q 80 . -.
curtain Fsl~~F.
a. Tiss , n. Ne Nc s.me
~ ~ sisst !. sss~~~~ s~n1-
ssss - ~ W1fsa Ampvs~os
is~Gss ssssss. .s~ sssas snsse
ssiesfsS ssess lsss s~e1~s
sssisss ~ oss No.. ctsy
l~~sae s~e.ss ps~rs 49,,
seottiss. Commercial nEaa~rs.
40. wlii attempt n upset rsssms's
nntflsfs IN tas s,9 . n. xsms
that Promises 10 10 . thriller
ciessns play Zoe ina fsrsf nssht
siii ~ the . 70 .. ~. fimnf fsx .
s~eond Fuuna berth s~tws~n fssY-
sliups Druggists sna rsramAs
Eagles. Eagles 'fssfufs I'm
rhomss Turner sll-ststs psfsn~v.
chile rr-a asrsnAsnsa ~fil p<as-
Ably start fer fsuysiiap
Wednesdays play ep<ns II Z -
.. ~. with the la.<ss n Tuesday
aixhts first f~o ssmss ms<tIn6.
The s~enna fray h<snxs . ishs
situation ss the les<xs n ths third
and fnsrth Ts.ss.i.y night ssmss
clash 81 Tao .. n.
~ sise p -. An. aasiA
Csmsssssia, ~issess 80 80
II ~ tssssey fssssises. snpe
Ahsr~>s~'s hishiy ssoss6~1
teAfdwsssm>e.
Ths D No D ~ cieslsg fssy
"Wednesday tfinss rsxomas rssr-
nitsr.m~a iats sstlsa sasIns<
Olympia Bother.
hssasS ~ Asklalsy Ne. . No.
mand ths anly rsms NJ the night
fog Taoems teams viii nfla9 On.
n. ssih ONO. lsss sstiea ssasn1t
Local 3sss. N . game thai can
settle fhs frat half fndsstfial
lssEus titls sad 30 . lag ~sr %
aIsaftns fh< s@11fI4 nall fnrn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

TotsI,

Hated for Joyce IN seventh.
score by Innings
Oakland ............o Doc 400 a 4
san Francisco ......... 600 COO %
Summary Runs responsible for
joyce , struck out. D. Ananiez 3
joyce bases on balls off Ananicz
Joyce 2. nit By pitcher Holder.
wild pitches. joyce psss<d bsii
Raimondi. thfes-oass hit Duezsboti.
runs bstttd IN. Dunn. sacrifices D.
rsurs Ananicz. stolen bzs. RAJ
mondi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
There S No
Brooklyn Joy
pirutes Twice Put
Dodgers on Books

INV yoRk There vas no ioy
N Fiatbush today. pcdgsr fans
we're wearing = hang deg look saa
inauirinE % Their nslsheofs
What Happened to our glorious
buns -
To tell the awful truth ths
s~sshhuckiinE Pirates slapped the
Dodgers down twice sunday IN
Pittsburgh just whsn II hurt most.
With an OVERLOOKING thrcng Of
20 sos looking On. TIE Pirates kept
N their hsunE July drive nv
beating Brooklyn. - and so
called end str. Sunday eurfsv1
II was . disastrous DAY for
the Dodgers. Who lc-t their
9TH game In their las, ~
starts and dropped two faii
games behind the pace settling
Cardinals. In addition. the
Dodgers lost their spsrkpinG.
Dixie Walker. for . few dsys.
lie collapsed twice In the
niEhtcsp with = ersmped leg
muscle and had to he helped
off the field.
Dor the Pirates IL kept alive
smoldsring hope that Frankie
Frisoh VIII yet set his club up in
the pennant race. The Pirstes
have won nine out Of their last ten
games and % out of II and are viz
tually tied for third place, i01s
games OF the pace.
yANks sToPrED
The Yanks rode roughshod over
the White SoN. e-s. TO win the
opener % a douhlehader and run
their winning streak 20 nine but
Thornton Lee stopped them in the
nighteap. 10. Red Ruffing turned
In his 18th victory In the opener
while Ted Lyons aas pounded 10
cover. Joe Gordon hit homer No.
II and Joe DiMagxio No. "a. d.
Maggie. hitting safely in both
games. ran his nsS hitting streak
to IL straight games
Cleveland snapped ia 5-Eams
losing streak when 10. Hsving
beat the Red Sox. 40. holding his
former teammates 10 STA scattered
hits
The red-ho Athletics moved
into a fourth place tie with
the White sos by grabbing
twin blli from The Tigers.
81 and 10. Jack Knott aud
Iestsr MeCrsbb. allowing
seven hits In each Fam~,
notehed their ninih victories.
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SEATTLE - seattles Public
links team beat a 24-man Port
land delegation yesterday. 37is TO
4is N individual matches ard
70 = 10 ga in oest-b.n play.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
SUNDAYS RESULTS

Buffalo TT. Syracuse o-s
Newark 81. Montreal 10
Jersey city -. Toronto so.
Rochester 7. Baltimof. 2
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Get Trout

Get Trout
He caught all no could eat
=. any time he wanted to.
He and his wife.
His prey were cutthroat trout
averaging eight inches.
And they brought home the
limit.
Speaking Of Oscar Adams,
Tacoma newspaperman.
Scene of the good luck was
Lanham lake up Stevens pass
way. a two-mile hike in up
stairs. and very much upstairs.
Yet If Oscar and his wife and
kiddies can make the climb. so
can you.
Lanham lake IL about five
miles beyond the summit and
the season opened July I.
There are no boats upon II,
which Ii good perhaps.
Pack along a hammer. an and
nails. Build a raft.
The Adams have fished the
lake for the last four or 80
years and always found good
luck.
But here is a discouragins re-
port:
Always before this year, said
Oscar, "our fish would run up
to is inches. Many OF them at
II. Not now"
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sum mary


winning pitcher. Osborne. losing
pitcher. Flores. innings pitched, by
Bithorn / p, FLORES 5 q, Osborne o..
Coffman -. Thomas az Dasso /. at
bat. off Bithorn 2. Flores as. osborne
"a. Coffman 6. Thomas Il. Dasso 2;
runs. off Bithorn 4 Flores 1. Osborne
4 Coffman 3, Thomas 4 runs re-
sponsible for, Bithorn 4. Flores Os-
borne 2. CoffmAn 2. Thomas q bases
on balls, off Bithorn 3. Flores 2. Os-
borne 3. Coifman !. Thomas ] Dasso
! struck out. BY Flores 4. osborne ?.
Thomas ! Dasso !. balk. BY Bithorn
J: left on bases Hollywood ., Los
Angeles g tWo-bass hits Osborne ?.
Barrett. Hoover. slime; home runs.
Gray. DappeT. storey. stolen base,
Hoover. runs batted In. Berger.
FLORES Schustsr Uhslt 2 Osborne 2.
GRAY 2 Barrett. Hoover. Dapper.
Storey double plsvs Hoover
schults Gray. Stamper Wsintrauo
time 90. umpires. Jordan and
FnEeln
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Junior { LEAGUE
Canes played Saturday at JET

Games played Saturday az Jef-
fersOn and Franklin:
r H =.
Sixth Ave. Cubs .....4 /
18TH 81. Wildcats 10 ,
Batteries; Bottiger and Hoff:
Corbeti and Fscer.
r H y.
23rd 81. Merchants 49, . 2
Adams St Lions ..-.. 0 } IS
Batteries Brooks and Abraham
son Flsnnigsn, Powers and
Shanks.
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THIRD FLIGHT

Bert Morris. bye. Frank Sulenes
defeated J. Kraft up on the 18th:
C'iver Grodvig. bye. Francis Csdy
defeated Bud Abraham up on
the 10Th
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sEt ONp FLIGHT

George Marshall defeated Chef
Davis and ?: Jerry Wood defeat
ed Charles Ncudorfer 4 and 3. y.
c. Bueholz defeated Joe Desmond
J and 2. Jim Farming defeated
y. l.. Christine up.
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TOTALS OF % - ~
sBatted for Thomas in 9th
IRAN for Campbell in 9th
score by Innings
Hollvwood ......,. col 230 2li-i0
los Angeles .... o4o 900 002-- 8
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l. r. Stevenson defeated Frank
Newell 3 and 2: Jim Mondeau de-
fsated G. G.. Peterson 5 and