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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
Members Of The M. & M.
Senior Class Of 1941

The NJ & M. senior class numbers
60. There are "a girls and 28 boys,
as follows:
Girls: Marian Adams, Mary Lou
ise Alcott. Betty Allen, Zeta An
guish, Alta Brown, Maxine Carpen-
ter Margaret Croy, Bessie Daley,
Marilyn Downing, Pollyann Finley,
Mary Fouts, Janice Hammond. Vera
Hancher, Jean Hardesty, Nonabel
Hooper, Susie Howard, Hazel Huff
man, Mary Huffman, Frances Hurst,
Betty Johnson, Faye Knox, Beulah
Lighthizer, Edith Lindimore Freda
Lyme, Sarah Morrow, Mary Janet
Pharis, Martha Risberg, Bernice
Roberts, Ruth Roberts, Mary M.
Smith. Edith Taylor, Ruth Thorla,
Harriet Torbert, Beatrice Wilson.
Boys: Eugene Anderson, Donald
Archer. Donald Best, Virgil Bing-
man, Samuel Bone. Orville Camp
bell Lee Clawson, Eugene Cordray,
Vernon Cronin. John Fisher, Leroy
Grandstaff, Eldon Greer, Robert
Hale, Maurice Henery, Charles
Hooper, Frank Hooper, Richard
Huck, Charles Kuhn, Robert Long
ley, Gene Mccoy, Donald McGrath,
Kenneth Parsons, Donald Payne,
George Price, Paul Raney, Edgar
Roberts. Shelton Root, James White
house.
Calendar
Friday May 2-Rotary club en-
tertained All clubs of the county at
the high school auditorium.
Saturday, May 3-Scholarship
team at Athens; junior high school
music contestants at Dover.
Tuesday, May Chapel, talk by
NYA representative.
Thursday, May S-Track meet,
athletic field.
Friday, May 9-Castalia party.
Friday, May 16-Junior-Senior
reception.
Monday, May 19-High school
faculty and school board dinner hon
oring Mrs. Button.
Friday, May 23-Senior class play
"a Prince There Was"
Sunday, May 25-High school
baccalaureate, high school auditor
ium, 1880 p. m.
Monday, May 26-Eighth grade
high school auditor
ium, 80 p. m.
Tuesday, May 27-High school
commencement, high school auditor
ium, S:15 p. m,
Thursday, May 29-Alumni ban
quet.
Annual Hi-Ysparty, first week in
June.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
JESSE LOVE CUTS FOOT

While Jesse X. Love was replac-
ing glass in one of his windows at
the Sinclair service station, here at
the bridge end, Saturday, he drop
ped a heavy pane of glass on his
right foot, which cut through his
shoe and clear through his foot,
severing an artery. Stitches We're
required to close the wound, which
h1ed hadIy
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
DEATHS TOLL

May to May 8, 1941
Joseph Grandstaff Glouster.
Mrs. Robert Richardson, Columbus.
Charles Miller, Columbus.
j. 0. Stump, GAINESVILLE.
Thomas E. Lewis, Perry County.
Mrs. Sarah Stoneburner, Crooks'vle
VIM. Charles Mohr, West Virginia.
Chas. L. Alexander, Marietta.
Mrs. Margaret Cullinan, N. Lex'ton.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
HERMAN MATHENEY RESIGNS
WPA POSITION

Herman Matheney has resigned
the position he has held in the local
WPA office for the past two years,
and has accepted employment at
Kankakee, H., in construction work.
His wife and two sons will remain
at their home on the New Lexington
road until school is out, and then
join Mr.. Matheney at Kankakee,
where they will make their home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
f.. T.. BOOTH ON LEAVE
OF ABSENCE

E. Z. Booth, manager of the local
A. e P. store, who has not been in
good health for several weeks has
been granted a leave of absence
from his duties. Jack Grubb. assist
ant manager of the A. e P. store,
Malta, is managing the local store
during Mr.. Booths absence. Mrs
Judson Young is temporarily EN-
ployed in the Malta store.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
ATTENDED, THE KENTUCKY
DERBY

Among those who attended the
famous Kentucky Derby Saturday at
Louisville, KY, were: Harlan Mel
son and Miss Pauline Porter, near
Joetown: Clyde Nelson, and wife of
Corning; Forrest Patterson and Miss
Janet Smith OF this place, and Daie
Smith, Miss Faye Cordray, and Mrs.
Charles Cordray, Malta township. ~
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
GRANGE GROUP ACCEPTS
CHURCH INVITATION

Morgan, Bristol, Meigs Valley and
Beech Grove oranges have accepted
the invitation of Rev. l.. S. Wees, to
attend services here in body at
Grace Methodist church, (the for
mer M. p. church) Sunday evening,
May IS.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
THE LATE II. v. CHAMBERS
FARM NOT SOLD

The 20 acre farm of the late r.
v. Chambers, Morgan township, on
route 376, now owned by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Winnie Johnson, of Zanes-
vile route, offered at public auction
Saturday was bid in at $2,395,
which was SIS more than the highest
bid offered. There were several bid
ders.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
Highest Temperature
Was 87-Fine Rain

Monday, 06 of an inch of rain fell
here, and yesterday there was 40
Of an inch, which was most welcome.
The deficiency rainfall this year
is more than six inches. To date
the 1941 rainfall totals but sos
inches.
Daily temperatures for the week,
as given us by Clifford Hupp follow:
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
SHERIFF ISSUES WARNING

A number of complaints have
come to me of motorists speeding
through school zones much fast ar
than the lawful speed, which is 20
miles. Better slow up and avoid ar
rest, and before a serious accident
happens. Doak, County Sheriff.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
Rainfall Past Three Seasons

The total rainfall for the first
four months Of 1888 was 1494 inch
es; for 1899, it was 1854; for
1910, Is inches, and for 1941, 5.19.
The average rainfall for the first
four months of the years 1888, 80
and 40 was 1916 inches Average
for past four seasons, 1912 inches.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08

HERBERT BARRELL BETTER

Herbert Barrell, of North Seventh
street, who is at Bethesda hospital,
where he had an operation to re-
move fluid from his side, is consid-
erably improved, and may be able to
be brought to his home before many
days.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
MRS. HARRY ROBB HAS
MAJOR OPERATION

Mrs. Harry Robb of this place,
who has not been in good health.
underwent major operation Tues
day at Good Samaritan hospital,
GAINESVILLE. She is doing we'll.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08

Mayor and Mrs. John S. Mcbride
were in Cincinnati Saturday on busi-
ness. The former delivered the
$22,500 worth of local street i'm
provement bonds to the purchaser,
We'll, Roth & Irving.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
HERBERT j. KELLY TO HAVE
HEADQUARTERS HERE

Herbert J. Kelly, deputy collector
of internal revenue in this district,
whose office has been in Marietta,
will have his headquarters here.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
DIR. G. S. DYE IMPROVING

DR.. G.. S. Dye, Of Kennebec hill,
continues to improve from a serious
attack of pneumonia, and is able 70
be up some
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-08
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Divorce Hearing Saturday

The divorce case of Doris Brad
bury VS. Herbert Bradbury, will be
heard Saturday forenoon by Judge
Carlos NJ Riecker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
In Sofiie Finals

OREGON CITY, Ore. Two
Portland teams today were In the
semi-finals Of the annual state
softball tournament beng played
here.
The Portland Grimshaw Tire
team last night eliminated
Eugene, 20. behind the two
hit pitching Of Wilson. The
other Portland team, the Com
mercial Iron squad. crushed
Oregon CITY, IS IN ?.
The second game on tonight =
schedule will h a senni-final con
test between Bonneville and Cor
wallis
Winners ~ tonights games will
meet tomorrow night for the cham
pIonship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
PioneerLeaque

Nv UNITED PRESS
The Salt Lake Bees are busily
helping the Boise Pilots in their
campaign toward the Pioneer
league pennant.
The Bees defeated the
Ogden Reds twice Wednesday
TO give the league leadership
to Boise. and last night Salt
Lake helpfully bowed before
Boise Ia To allow the Pilots
to keep the lead.
ogden came from behind In the
ninth inning 10 beat Pocatello,
81. and stay within striking
distance Of the lead.
Twin Falls, the leagues cellar
team. blasted Idaho Falls 81 with
Main allowing the Russetts only
six hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

Fcethaa 80 = IT, ar - wight
Fsesa ne top - -. sis.fsst hxa wsshsnssaa
easldnx = 10 pavement heiow.
u was al fsr - stunt prevented ~ th~
raecsns Clxic Feelbaa COMMITTEES q start n. hsn
wiling q campaign - rael1rtae ~ feothsn
eiazste heHs n~yennh~f whsn Nsshinzzra state
css ~ tAs astlens 49, rz..inx teams meets
Texas A a a IN the stadium
whlle hunareas - persons hok~d wiuA
~eutA. sxsr Mayer Harry r Csin tsns pltshef's
stance - ne nsrsrst atar TIE haialnx ara 1T 81
Cougar Rln se~cH ara several teammates ssth.
sF~d N the lnferrectinn II tith Pacific T. -.
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Aa,. pssrspis.~s. r~~sa-s~s~sy.
ss.rs~~s.s. 10 80. r~~sss 80
fr~~assK - nav. ~ 49,. ss<
they 60. ~s~se sx.s~ ssv sswss.
TIE Scsat s~~~.s>~s s~ssAs
s~v. real Ans~rs<sat>suA s~s
ns~ke. far hitter rs~~-
Senttv vent ~ - sspisln NV
The auys made ur their camp
their huns. ard how they als
Their caekinx
The Whole thinE rlsss<a tss
little suy - sns - Ne tas~s
this eoiamn n ist ethsss sne~
that they cant n srers ~ 49,
eertlns my scout. .. sae~.
Mcqueen Takes Ride
nsil McQu~sn ara oehy a~sa~i.
mar sent anwn ths North river
frum Gray. Hsrt.s end Te.s
their hleksr alsnE Ard oecupsed
three days tn travelling Down To
the sann~n r~~nrt IN IN. VII.
laps hsrhar sr.s.
Caught m fvh th> fsrss a.y
b~eanss they aid not nan Just
driftea sosn river enjoying
things pulling over three o. -
iow Ftffies
wh~. is~y s~ss. fssssss 10y
caught Elsa where sses asa 80
get them last year Ara wh~ss
is~y set THEM s~f.vs. 10y -
not get them lkss y~ss
FISH are ernsry. esntrsry
customers no foailns
Like the sais. they ssep 40
guys guessing
spinner and wsrms pr.s~a
the killer.
Incidentally, mn reports no
sac scahs n geese am d.sAs IN
the sing head sputh.
New Hatchery
Another ns~ hatchery foe N.
state ~ Washington
THIS tims q stats ssms 40.
partnsnt proiect
IN. plant ALL 10 sr-etsd At
Mo~yrvek and wall concentrate.
of o~urs.. on trosft. ssiman.
Forty sere= make ap the ns~
addition Ia the stst.'s steady
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
Local Golfers
Lose in Meet

BASFF. Alta.-Wilder n Rip
ley. Calgary linksmsa. wss favored
today 10 retain his Bsnff Springs
tournament crown a. play entered
the semi-finsls.
Ripley toured the difficult course
in 70 yesterday a. he Won easily
from A. n. swinton Of Vancouver.
p c. Z and ; II was the first
time = tournament player had ever
shaded the course par Of Il
His semi-finsl opponent will he
Don Thompson Of Portland. Ore.
who came from behind 10 shade
s r. Howard Of Lethbridge. Alta.
/ up.
In the other quarter-finsls
bracket. c. W. Furst Of Free
port. III. the tournament
dark horse who eliminated
Ralph Mhaiey Of Seattle Tues
DAY. continued his strong play
nv beating Carl Raymond Of
Tacoma. Wash. the nedalist,
up.
Furst meets Eddi. Wisemsn Of
Eegins. Sssk. the Boston hockey
star who ousted l. W Hanson. Ia
coma ? up.
Mrs. Dorothy sotheron Of New
York. medalist in the Chateau
Lake Louise tournament for wom-
en-. entered the semi-finsls with a
I and ) triumph over June Fowler
Of Astoria, Ore. after an uphill
battle. Mrs. NJ. r. Nssmyth. Van
couver. beat Mrs r n. O'Connor.
Seattle, 2 up. Mrs. Wilder Ripley
beat Mrs. n NJ Baker. Seattle. 4
and 2: and Mrs William Cumming,
Vancouver. ousted Mrs. Frank
Strohecker. Seattle. l up.
In the women's semi-finals, Mrs.
Sotheron encounters Mrs Nssmyth
and Mrs. Ripley meets Mrs Cum
ming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

The Coliseum bowling alleys viii
be formally opened TO Tacoma
trundlers for fall and winter play
Saturday night. J. W Blaney. own
er OF the big pin establishment,
announced Friday.
Present 10 greet the Coli
scum patrons will he Bert VII
son. veteran Tacoma alley
manager, who has returned Ia
the city after a years abseDcs
To take charge of the Coliseum
lanes.
Fern Coles. star Tacoma femin-
In. trundler. will be At the Coli
scum during the day hours 10
operate the alleys and give instrnc-
ton and advice on bowling prob
lens.
The Coliseum, after y heavy first
year Of play. has undergone
thorough resurfacinE and renovst-
ing Job. All alleys have been tested
by City Association officials and
recommended for A. y. c. sane
ton.
Manager Wilson, upon as
sumption of his managerial
duties last Tuesday, expressed
pleasure with the prospective
league lineup for the coming
season. With the start Of the
season more than n week dist
ant, most OF the available
schedule has been filled.
The formal opening Of the Coli
scum lanes Is expected 10 draw
large crowd Of pinmen and women.
There will be no admission charge,
a. usual. and the general public
u invited 10 attend.
CROssToWS LEAGUE
The postponed Crossto"n league
match between Sixth Avenue and
Ruston will be rolled of on m.
Coliseum slleys next Thursday
night at T.30 o'clock. President
Lee Garrison announced Friday.
COLISEUM sPoRTsMES
LEAGUE
The Coliseum sportsm~n
league will hold a meeting at
the Broadway Sport Center
next Tuesday night at 1880
o'clock, 10 complete organlla-
ton for the coming season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

The Tigers and the Salem Ser
atars zdn play ths third game n
the final Western International
league ser1ss n the year FRIDAY
night At Athlete PARK At si5
0 clock.
Only four gADes remain ON
the baseball menu n Tacoma
this season After the gAme
Friday night. /. single Eams
win be PLAYED saturday night
At Sis O'Clock and n d0uoss-
hesdes will h. played sunday
afternoon. beginning 81 l;ss
o'eloek
A. fsztur. - me program
Sunday afternoon. me Tscorns Hot
Stove league g1n sssfd free
tup n the 1871 word serlss. IN
eluains round tup - Northwest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

and Joe Cronin his 14th for the
Red Sox.
The AS defeated Cleveland, 5-3.
Pitcher Al Milnar Of Cleveland
walked three in the seventh and
gave UP a single to Siebert-all
good for three runs and the ball
game.
The Yankees retained their II
game lead by beating the Browns,
SIS in 10 innings. Tommy Hen
richs single scored two runs in
the 10th TO climax the winning
rally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
Dodgers Face
Terry's Squad
Anything Con Come
Out OF This Series

NEW YORK 4 four-rsme
series between the sE1e-lesdinr
Brooklyn Dodgers and the New
York Giants begins today. I, may
10 tough assignment for the
Brooks
TIE seaSon series between the
two National league clubs stands
az e-6 in favor ~ tire Dodgers
but when these bitterest 81 inter
borough rivals meet anything can
happen and usually does
The Giants are 81 games
out Of first place. haven't .
chance for the pennant and
ought 10 he free and easy out
there nj the Polo grounds but
the Dodgers may be tense with
the knowledge that every line
drive and every infield hopper
may mean the difference be-
tween q fat world series check
and the second plaeers' cut.
Hal Schumacher. with 10 vic
tories this season and three in a
row. will carry the mound burden
for the Giants in his first start Of
the year against the Durocher-
men who will rely on Whit wyatt.
second-rsnkine hurler Of the staff
with II triumphs
HOWE Pollet. 20-year-old south
paw sensation Of the runner-up ST.
Louis Cardinals. brought his mates
Up 10 within game OF the idle
Dodgers yesterday by whitewash
ing the Giants with three hits,
so. Posed and cool as any veter-
an. Pollet won his second victory
in three starts over an eight-day
span.
TWO-HIT JOB
Tom Early held the Cubs to two
hits as the Braves scored a 2-1
triumph. Max Vests four-bag-
ger in the fourth won the game.
Vallie Eaves and Ken Raffens-
berger limited Boston to four
blows
A three-run rally in the ninth
gave Pittsburgh a az edge over
the Phillies. A double by Lee
Handley, his fourth hit of the day.
scored the tying and winning runs.
Chicago's White Sox tight
ened their grip on second
place In the American league
by thanking Washin gton, 80
while thlrd-plsee Boston and
fourth-place Cleveland lost.
The Red sox dropped two games
behind the White Sox by losing TO
the Detroit Tigers, 81. Rudy
Yorks four-run homer featured
5-run Tigers seventh inning.
Ted Williams hit his goth homer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
No SUNDAY PITCHER

NEW YORK Bill Lohrmsn
would Ike 70 - relieved ~ WORK
on Sunday. not because ~ religious
reasons. hut because u = an IN
lucky day for MN. ~ tns Giant
night handlers sght defeats. i've
have been suffered on Sunday
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reinsin e'ssed nest NseA
That leaves ihs sport entirely
70 srort saE Ana thsf
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WITH NM, ms"s - tao nan
esch DAY.
Fhe three-nays holiday ~sh
~hd "'hefs
hoa's are I" he hsh ny reaef.
Walton Al ~ an ho.r o. ~"
minimum ohafgs per parry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

taIIINIIIIl E'IIsT IIIEIIN HIIN = II9sII
high teams vii show. ss VII tire
Loggers 81 College ~ Puget Sound.
and the spectacular Pacific Luih-
erans with Mary TommyEun
Tommervik.
Then. too. Il Is virtually certain
Fort Lewis and rival clubs viii
make appearances on the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
Acres Results

(rHI H%pANil
TIazr HAct-ssesi lslsimlnsi
year old, ana nv ia niri.nE an
vsldins lAnesr uoal $3.50 ~ ~
ranss1.h tfA NJ
JOCKEYS in order W ~ecd.
Howry. v Bovine rlp,s
nv vi Queen Fsrn wiiS csrd. "a -
Moon. Dancing Don. frdhnss aims
Buhhllns.
SECOND HtCr-stoa a el.inilns y
Eve Knoossr niD isso 81
idle Bubbles uii1 ~"
whip Hand an -
Lockers in order .Franslin
HoVTy. V. Bovine. Time. ! 80.
Calmoon. Roger witofL hllsin.e.'
Port Mabel GLADYS Ann, kssf s'af'
Dolly X. ouies santa
THIRD N.cr-s4os, yiaiwisr; y
,..r's,a. foal.a In washington. an
The Klondik.r dos) isn .S 20
primo. boa lisl... STU ~
iAdv waite uosl
Jocssys In order . r.sfmsn
zufsit. u n Wilson IN ,.,.i
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rt,rs r.eS ssss sl.i..issi D
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gsfn5n. ~ Hoa1 al ~ 1910 sio
Package uisg $500. sp
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Joes.ys in ogo@s c a.is = va.
nsr n p wilsons Tlmss
Portal R1-nsn whsstlsf Msp. On, .as
X Harsss ssiroes declared. Pie
diiietion. Ho1.i sor"'
SIXTH sArg - rses. sisliminsi o
gs-r-oid. and sp. enc nits
club soda lib ..l9zo 20 80
fgsistATa fio3 . SD ~
Broad Royal ai0l &c.. 70
Jockeys In order ystsoo
Duncan. G. Rails DiFsHhs ba@h".
WegosaT. AiissrszEA
SEVENTH aAff-ssos, si4inaiss
z-ysar -olas and spi lis Hsliss
JAc0nut ila1 sf.ss4Ip - -
Rembrandt 1izl eD
wyoming Daisy fi0si 800
Jockeys IN order Iufsis sasr-
man. a HoEry TIM. &1 rm-
MAJ Cnsn Chan Boat la Drama
suiist. Alice Jean
EIGHTH HaCf-sfss. siss-isx D.
Fsaf-slds ana up. onr mile
T-nistls Grace toti n 40 40 re
RITA Co-kd Niel. 80 80
OAK Conquest afbt
Joessgs IN order " yood2
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Orl1s rtrphannonsra Ars ~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
Ward Leads
Faliering Foe

FfEi.n CI.IIs. oF.shs nee
-Nsrxin a. guadl wsrs ss~t
fsIsering eppeaess IN te-isss
-~sal final - hels ress.a ~ ne
>stlansl aussaesr Feif chsw-
elsn<hip. sad reack~a TIE hsd
sss mark sis NJ "a 40
Rlegri 81 Hsu.tsu.
n ne other >rrui.finsl match
Tai Aeeett sas NJ 90 Ted
Rlshor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
Hockey Dead

SEATTLE - Amateur hockey
win probably replace ths profess
.sonn brand IN the Pacific North
west this winter. Folger Peabody.
operator ~ the Seattle franchise N
the Coast league. s.si today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

ran for Brown In tanth
Ran for spfiuz IN h'nth
{ Hated for kppeTlf n tenth
score nv tnniiiEs
los Angeles ..ss.s.o 81 ~. 49,
summary -Winnlns rsFnsf s,ats
-. htts Tatnm Cantph<N, white
I'm batt4d tn. White faefifies -
nsnaes slaisn bases. Holm. towf~t
time a1l umpifes .n@dan. foseH'
aud Edwards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

Although theY haNs not - vt ST
listed.
Aberdeen high cnnes here fer =
game with Stadium That means
neW face SO does Seattle Prep
with STADIUM the foe.
All in all the schedule 10 the
most outstanding Tscoma has
known.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

Summary Runs fssponnibls Tor.
SaiFssou a Bithorn oAses on oal1s
OF sAlysaon Bitharn 2 struck out,
By sslyeson q Bithorn 4. yiid pitch,
sAlFeson left on bass. Garland .,
Hollywood 4 two-o base hits. D~yaura.
Kahie thres- base nit. kanls hons
run Dsppsf sacrifice hit&s bithofn.
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runk batted IN n<yaufs Bithofn.
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Perry, Cadinha
Go 10 Seals

Ray Perry, third sscker, and
Milt Cadinha, pitcher, have been
recalled from the Tacoma Tigers
by the San Francisco Seals.
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Only Four Games Remain on
TIGER PROGRAM on Own Lot

Airiinss tickets u ths of~ning
games II ths series In New fors
and necessary expense mons-y.
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Tacoma Prep and College
Teams to Supply Thrills
Best All-Around Schedule in History
OF Tacoma: Mojor Comes Top Program

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10 with i4ncon ana Stadium Old rivals
competing Dec ~ih Tire league easse between
famed ooiorfui Texas aErss
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Coliseum Alleys

Coliseum Alleys
A meeting to organize q new
league. 10 be known - IN. Lum-
bermens league. Will be held Al
tn. Coliseum alleys tonight At .
o'clock n IL planned h include
In IN. league all lumber or lumber
products companies who ~ish To
enter.
Ruston NiS.d LeaEus
FINAL chapter was written a~'
night a. the pengIins took the Pal
cons. winners o. tho first half for
Two out Of three games for the league
A iish and chip dinner "a. IN.
prize won This little treat was Of
fered by the Ruston Recreation
center
George Heumann led the Pensuins
70 victory with his big 545 series and
1870 single Alma Supplee. his team
mate also helped carry the team over
sarnering the high women series with
43s Joe KAneisnich. snchor man
for the Falcons. put up a good fight
70 help her team, rolling a neat 203
for high women single
The new mixed league starts on
Tuesday. Sept
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Eleven Heats


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Hitting the Old Head Pin

President doe Paddock has an
nounced.
Anyone interested may at
tend. The league plans TO
shoot lite matche. on Tuesday
eevning. At s:i5 O'Clock. Pr~si-
dent Paddock said.
IUMBERMEN's LEAGUE
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