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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
Good WiU Chapter
 To Receive Charte,

During the Constitution ceremon- les tomorrow evening a charter will be presented to the Good Will Chapter, Order of Eastern Star This chapter was instituted last November.
 w. Raymond Baker of New Ha- ven, newly elected worthy grand patron will direct the services. Mrs Mary Lear of Thompsonville, newly elected worthy grand matron, with her corps of grand lodge officers will preside at the installation of the first regular officers.
 Members throughout the state have been invited to the affair which will be held in the Com mandery room of the Masonic Tenn Dle,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
Veterans Auxiliary
 Benefit Barn Dance

The Woman's Auxiliary of tho Yankee Division Veterans Associa- ton sponsored a benefit barn dance last night at Machinists Hall. The proceeds of the affair, which was attended by one hundred couples. will be donated to the National Guard Welfare fund,
 Mrs. Marie Bolan. who was cb. serving her birthday, was presented with a gift by Mrs. Rose Downs, president. Mrs. Helen Brophy, Mrs. Florence Schaeffer and Mrs. Bolan assisted Mrs. Downs in arranging the affair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
State ALur1n0e
 Meet Tomorrow

The Waterbury chapter, College of Saint Elizabeth Alumnae, are sponsoring a state meeting which will be held tomorrow at l o'clock ct the White Turkey inn, Brook held. Conn. Following lunch there Will be an address by Miss Margaret P. Connors, attorney at law and deputy secretary of the state of Con- necticut. Miss Lucy Bowes, presi- dent of the Waterbury chapter will preside.
 Miss Kathryn w. Hayes, national alumnae president, will attend and VIII also address the group. There Will be representatives from the faculty of the college and alumnae members from throughout the state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
Mrs. Perry F. White
 Entertnins At Home

Mrs. Perry F. White of Lone Oak avenue entertained at her home rec gently with a Bridge party. Her guests were: Mrs. Orla Randall, Mrs. Leslie w. Young, Mrs. Edward L. Wall Mrs. Wendell L. Cross, Mrs. Thom w. Corby Mrs. c. Arthur Du~ Bois, Mrs. Robert II. Watkins, Mrs. Albret A. Martinson, Mrs. Ralph P. Meyers.
 Mrs. William J. Moriarty, Mrs. Leon Mayshaw, Mrs Wendell Vaill, Mrs. A. Peterson, Miss Margaret M. Downey. Miss Frances, Kane Miss Elizabeth Stier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
Personal ShoWer For Mary Joyce

Miss Mary Joyce was hostess aA a personal shower at her home on Monday evening in honor of Mss Aletha Smith who is to be mar. ried tomorrow to John J. Joyce.
 Her guests included: Misses Betty Calderwood, Emma Ramone, Eleanor Evans, Phyllis Bensorls Maureen Casey, Patricia Casey, Doris Cosgrove, Eleanor Calvin, Eleanor Coleman, Rita Brown, Louise Smith, Mary Smith, Mae OFlaherty, Patricia Blum.
 Mrs. Martha Calvin, Mrs. TohTE1- as Joyce, Mrs. John Joyce and Mrs. Earth Joyce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
Engagements
LEVEGNALE-QUARANDO

MT. and Mrs, Joseph Quarando of Eastern avenue, Oakville, announce the engagement and coming mar riage of their daughter, Esther, to Michael Levengnale, son of MT. and Mrs. Nunzio Levegnale of Ashe Street, this city.
 The wedding will take place on June 30 at the Church of Our Lady of LourdeS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
GALILEE SHRINE

Galllee Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem, sponsored a card party last evening at which forty tables played. Prizes were awarded and refreshments served. Mrs. Margaret Harvey was in charge with the as- sistance of Mrs, Evelyn Taylor, Mrs Josephine Mordo and Mrs. Alfred Hensel, Jr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
Weddings
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

CUKNELL CLUb
 Scorers in the new Thursday evening tournament under the di- rection of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty were: north-south, Mrs. Frank Daly, Miss Ethel Waters, 92 l-2; Mrs. Charles Velte, Mrs Ida Birdsall, 85; east west Mrs. Arthur Parent, Miss Helen O'Meara, 90 1-2; Mrs. Charles Yoos, Miss Florence Sullivan, 80.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
MEDICAL SOCIETY

Two round table discussions will be held on Wednesday at the l49th annual meeting of the ConncctciuC State Medical Society In Bridgeport. Mrs. Clara A. Doolittle, record H. brarian of the Waterbury Hospital, will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
PINE ROCK CIRCLE

Pine Rock Circle, Foresters of America will hold a regular meet ing tonight at o'clock A social will follow the business. Mrs. Dunn will preside.
 Members are asked to make all returns on raffle tickets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16

line the right play even hough it abandons the tempting club finesse and also risks a third-round club ruff. Of course, the latter danger is not so great, since the ruff can occur only # the clubs are split 4-2 and the king is with the four. not the doub!eton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
CALLING DIR. CRISP

Donald Crisp, who plays a doc tor In Shining Victory" has play ed over 50 doctor roles on stage and screen,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-16
. McKENNEY oN BRIDGE
)lympic's No. 13 Is No Jnx Hand to Careful Player

This is the 18th of a series of 16 articles on World Bridge Olympic hands, giving the conn mittee's par.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
co MO WE'VE
UNA CARTA DE LA
CANDIDATURA No. =

Tampa, Fla, No, 81, 1871.
3. Nictoriano Msn,eiga.
Director de ia Gacsta".
MVy senior mic:
Deseariamos de va. la inser-
ci6n de las pre- entes lineas en-
su muy leido peri6dico, por
creerlo de gran inter6s para los
associates del CirculO Cubano.
Anticipandole las bracias,
quedamos de va. respetuosa-
mente
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
COmit6 Electoral,
CdRdiddtul'd No. 2.

Senores ksOciados:
Ha llegauO a los oidos de los
companeros d la CandidatUra
No. 2, rumores de que %pretende-
mos destituir de sus puestOs a
los sehOres M6dicos, colectores
y otros empleados del Circulo
CubanO, y NADIA mas infame que
esa NAL trazada propaganda
ruesto que el prop6sito de esta
Candidatura es llevar la unfit
caci6n al seno de la sociedad.
De todos los socios es conoci-
do que 81 triunfa la Candidatu-
"a No. 2. como esperamos, no 70
'dremos influenciar en- NADIA pa
ra s6parar de sus puest0s a los .
Msdicos, Colectores u otros EN-
pleados, siempre que 5stos cum
plan con sus deberes Y respeten
los derechOs de los asOciados, y
81 no los respetan serian los pre-
sidentes de las respectivas Sec
La gaceta., 1941-11-27

Clones los que llevarian al seno
lie la Junta Directiva las QuejaS
'Obre este o aquel empleado. En-
aSte case no serian los compo-
nenteS de la Candidatura No. .,
los unicoS que dieran SUI fallo va
1. de la actual Directiva queda-
ria igual numero de vocaleS, con
voz y vote para determinar 81
Sc ha cometido infracci6n en- ell
cumplimiento del deber.
QueremoS con esta aclaraci6n
deSvirtuar los falSoS rumores
que nersonas nal intenciona-
das, Y fa'tando al respeto que
merecen los aSociadOS del Circu-
10 Cubano, hacen circular.
La Candidatura No, . no ha
sido creada para una lucha per
sonal y Sc acoje a un perfecto
derecho que lie conceie el Regla
meuto, reclamando para todos
los asociadoS igualdad.
Por ell COmite Electoral de la
Candidatura No. 2,
4. Castro,
Presidente.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
FL bale dc hon

FL bale dc hog
en- ell Centre ASturidno
Esta noohe cele5rara la Socie
dad Centre Asturiano. por me
dio de su Seccion de Recreo, una
gran fiesta bailable en- la sala
principal de su edificio de las
avenidas de Nebraska y Palm,
en- honor de los jugadores de
"Foot Ball" de nuestros colegios
de ensenanza superior.
La fiesta empezara despu@s
del partido q. e~fectuaran los a.
guerridos teams" Plant y Hills
borough.
A LOST ugadores mas destaca-
dos de este fuerte deporte Sc les
obseqiara con balones de orc en-
miniature. Seran seleccionadoS
por los cronistas deportivos de
los diarios de Tampa e Ybor.
La orquesta "Stan Alexander
tendra a su cargo Ell proveer la
m1sica.
La fiesta Sc prolongara hasta
las doce de la noche.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
Function

Las secciones de Damas y Re
creo, que tomaran parte en- la
function que celebrara la Secci6n
de Damas del Centre Espanol, ell
A de Diciembre, ensayan bajo la
direction de la Sra, Carmen Ra-
mirez la bonita obra Mama
Ines.
LO que la function produzca,
descontando los gastos, Sc inver
tira en- provecho del Sanatorio.
En- la segunda parte del pro
grama habra grandes sorpresaS,,
que seran del agradO del publ
co. va estan al agotarse los bO-
letos de entrada.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
Pr6rimO BdnQuete

Ell pr6ximo lunes ell Club dc
Mujeres del Ponce de Leon cele-
brara un banquete en- ed luJoso
Restaurant Columbia, con ed
prop6sitO de f~estejar a las di-
rectivas entrante y saliente.
La comida esta anunciada pa
ra las ocho de la noche.
Las festejadas son: Sr.as. Au
rora T~erregianti, Presidenta;
Adela Pitisci, Vice Presidenta
Mary Greco, Secretaria; Fran
ces Haya, Tesopera, y Gloria
Diaz, Reporter.
Tienen a su cargo los prepare
tivos las senoritas Blanca Fer
nandez, Angelina Viha, y Clio
ria Diaz.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27

del colegio de Ybor City, la Sra.
Brigida Leto.
Les otros miembroS de la Di-
recliva 10 SON; Mary Leto, Vice
presidenta Hortencia Ubeda, Sc
e~retaria; Irene Alfonso, Teso-
rera; Dora Friscia,, Reporter
Thelma Coma V Jennie Here.
miembros del Comite de feste
jos.
Nuestros meiores deseos por
ell exi,o de estas altruistas da-
mas.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
Matinee Bdddble

Ell pr6XimO domingo, y como
costumbre, la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Espahol celebrara ell
Domingo otra fiesta bailable, la
que no dudamcs resultara tan
brillante como las pasadas.
Volvera a ocupar la platafor
ma colgante de la mdsica la or
questa Don Francisco.
Como las anteriores, empeza-
ra a las cuatro de la tarde y
terminara a las ochO de la no
che.
Regiran los mismos precios:
soc las damas y SOC los caballe-
rOs.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
Entire nOsOtrOS

ETCLTG UOSOCi 70
Despues de una prolongada
ausencia de esta ciudad, regre-
saron en- ell dia de aver, proce-
dente de la Habana, Cuba, ell es-
timado joven Alvio Riveiro y su
apreciada esposa la Sra. Leonor
Riveiro, acompanadOs de sus
tres hijos.
Los esposos Riveiro tienen Ell
prop6sito de permanecer indefi-
nidamente en- esta ciudad. Por
ell momento han establecido su
Residential en- el 1877 de la Ave
nida %.
Con estas lineas les damos
nuestra mas cordial bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
NOTAS SOCILN
(PoR A %RoDRIGUEZ,

gestivo titulo de "Alma Tampe-
ma" y es original de Enrique Co
dina, el simpatico negrito.
Tiene esta function como Gtrac
two especial el arte cubano de
ELSA ~VAILDARES.
Separe sus localidades Lune
ia numerada soc, Galeria 2Sc y
ninos Sc.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
Santos del d3G

Facundo Y Primitiv,
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
IA DEFENSA DE LA FAMI-
Liza

Por este medic cito a todos
Is miembros para la iunta gene
1al que Sc celebrara en- ell Cen
tro O5rero a vierne7 % del pre-
sente.
En- ell orden del dia esta la a.
prcbaci6n o no del nuevo regla-
mento.
III SccretdriO.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
ReGpGrecerd Ia
CompdNta CubGnG

Manana reaparecera la Com
pania Guiana q. tantos exitos
alcanzara en- la pasada tempo
rada y que obtuvieron ell mas
resonante triunfo en- la capital
neoyorkina.
La obra eScogida lleva ell SUI
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
Nueva I~OficiGlidGd

En- una reunion celebrada ha'
,e pocos dias fu6 electa Presi-
Ienta de la Reserva de los ninos
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24
WANT ADS
Get Results

rA1-cFr
,..TI d..,-' ~,,,n,dy r,..,| pt,n.
-" 81 OLD ana we VII! lin ii
'0i you 81 once. D. l''cI'I' ~.
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49, .,
ends N black, white and tam shoes
at &c pan, Mon's used suits S4.5
and up. Bakers Shoe and Clothing
Store. 2l-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyers. They
btncllt 10y sound lnsul dnCC, ell
llclcnl service and substantial. d.
Nlurnds ytdl alter ycdI by msur-
my with Gates Insurance Agency.
W.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

The majority Of Panama hats. we
read. are not made in Panama but
Ecuador, Could that be what Peru
Is sore about?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

FRESiI CUT GIADIOLI BLOOMS
tor sale daily. Picardy and fIan-
Iu& SWORD, &c and SOC per dozen
Corner Andrews avenue and Gar
nett street. NJ. +. Pulley. 24-6n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

NE SPECIALIZE. IL Ali
Kind, Of body and fender re,
par work. Motor Sales Co
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

SPECIAL For ONE WEEK- 9<l2
felt base russ, $3.50; 6N9 felt base
rugs, $I.59 Home FURNITURE tX-
cndIgc, I0l n. Gdrnett ST, phone
30. 22&24
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24
WANT ADS
Get Results

WHILE VACATIONING, PROTECT
yourself with a Travellers lu>ur-
dncc Ticket for only twenty five
cents a day Insurance Department.
Citizens Bank * Trust Co. phone
l99. lit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

WANT ADS
Get Results
WHILE VACATlONING. PROTECT
yourself with a Travellers In>ur-
ducc Ticket for only twenty five
cents a day Insurance Department.
Citizens Bank * Trust Co. phone
1919. l7-tf
HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
provides thorough complete tram
ing IN business methods and pr,
cCdurC IN shortest possible time
and at minimum OF expense. FAN
Term begins September 3. "a
PROTECT YOUR HOME WITH A
Barber GcuaaCO ROOT. We cal. do
the Job and arrange financing on
easy terms if desired. Tanner
Roofing Co, phone SOC. g
CLEAN CLOTHES ARE COOLER.
Hcdtcr and they make you feel fl
dulIng hot weather. Let Us clean
your clothes the rIglt way. Vance
Cleaning Co. Phone 313. 1911
FRESU CUT GLADIOLI BLOOMS
tur sale daily. IIcardy and tlun-
m& SWORD, &c and SOC per dozen
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

FOR RENT: 7 ROOM DWELLING,
two baths, Turner Ave, and Zcnc
st. $500 per month, one 6 room
brick apartment, steam heat,
Young Ave. $500 per month
Citizens Realty & Loan Co. l6 If
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

Our Body and FCnocr Department Is
EVcready TO do all kinds OF body
and fender painting and repan
work at moderate prices. EVeready
Chevrolet CO., phone TOT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

FOR SALE ONE GELDING BAY
Kentucky saddle horse, seven years
old. An excellent show horse. I.
b. CreeCh, Warrenton, n. c. 2l-4tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

EAT CHICK I'm PLATE WITH
your hands - Half chicken, shoe
string potatoes, honey and not but
tered rolls. Served daily at Whi'e
House Restaurant Grade a and
aforementioned cafe. Att
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

HONEST WEIGHTS, PRICES, AND
quality are Il reality ON fresh trust,
aud Vegetables, fancy groceries,
fresh western meats. at ~iicrbcrts
yellow Front, phone 439 Free de-.
livery. ct
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
provides thorough complete tram
ing IN business methods and pr.,
CCdurC in shortest possible time
and at minimum OF expense. FAN
Term begins September 3. Cl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24
A\\Ol\CEME

ANNOUNCEMENT
Green's Roller Mills at South
Henderson, opposite Vance
Mills is now open for custom
grinding of wheat. \ good
turnout and a good flour
guaranteed. 23-3tl.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

FOR FRESH FRUITS AND NEGE-
tables. see CoWard's Cash Grocery
2l5 William street. lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

IXpERT TYPEWRITER AND ADD
ing machine repair MAJ Is with Us
for two weeks. Let us check your
machines. Prices reasonable. Al
loId'a printing and Office Supply
Company. 2lHf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

PROTECT YOUR HOME WITH A
Barber Gcnaeco root. We cal. do
the Job and arrange financing ON
easy terms if desired. Tanner
Roofing Co, phone coo. f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-24

LARGE LOT LADIES ODDS AND
end, III black. white and tan shoes
at 91c pam. Mems used suits 81 IS
and up. Bakers Shoe and Clothing
Store. 2l-tt
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Totals .........3i 2 7 a.
aRan for Klutts in seventh.

bBatted for Bittner In ninth.
Score by Innings
sacramento ......... 600 200 ooo-2
HOLLYWOOD ...... 600 600 100
Summary - Runs responsible for
Freitss l. Bittner 2: bases on balls
off Bittner 2, struck out. by Freitas
:. Bittner 4: left on bases Sacramento
4 Hollywood II; two-base hit, Sturdy.
home run. wieczorek: sacrifice hit.
Sturdy; runs hatted in wieczorek 2
Dickshot, double nlavs. GRAY 20
Hoover. Freitas TO Kluttx 10 Sturdy.
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DODGERS Lose Pair to
Cubs, While Cards Win
Fot Three-Gome Lead Is Cut to One
Come in Thrilling Notionol Race

Dodgers than the Cubs did
yesterday. Along about noon
time everything was sunlight
and song for the Dodgers who
had a 3-game lead and seemed
headed for their first pennant
in 81 years.
Then the floor bounced up and
smacked Flatbus beloved
buns" The Cubs gave them the
old one-two punch, staging a g.
run rally in the ninth to win the
first game and then breezing
through to a So triumph in the
nightcap. But that wasn't all.
The Cardinals grabbed a pair from
the Phillies, 80 and 10, and
trimmed Brooklyn's fat three
game lead to thin one-game
margin.
Brooklyn's double loss was
one of the most disastrous
blows any pennant contender
FNff rulltFfu on the eve OF n
vital series as the Dodgers
face in st. Louis today. The
Dodgers must now prove they
are made of the stuff of cham
pions.
II the Cardinals win. they'll
take over first place by 002 points.
In the other National league
games the Braves beat the Reds.
Al, In Is innings and the Pirates
slugged out a 1O-7 victory over the
Giants.
Thornton Lee won his 10th game
OF the season as the White Sox
sent Washington back to the cellar
with 1924 licking. The Red Sox
steamrollered the Tigers. I1-2.
Fred Caligiuri, rookie highlander
from Wilmington held the Indians
to eight hits as the Athletics tri-
umphed Ga.
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Explains Sub Rule

teams. Okeson said the public
IN being misled as To how the
rule operates.
For Qualifications sake,
Okeson said, the rules COM
mittee would like TO call atten-
ton 10 the fact that while sub
situations may be made at any
time, they can only be made
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Kodak Club
Looks Top
In Ball Play

DETROIT - The Kodak Park
nine. of Rochester. n. Y, spanked
by the brilliant hurting OF 33-year-
old Harold "shifty" Gears, today
was favored 10 retain its second
consecutive mems division title as
the 1e41 world championship soft
ball tourney enters opening rounds.
Teams representing the
cream of 10000. 900 softball
players In As states, Canada
and Puerto Rico, compete In
first, second and third round
contests today. Quarter-final
rounds will he held tomorrow.
semi-finals saturday and
finals Sunday. Play Is on
one-defeat-and-out basis.
Kodak Parks 1910 champions
began their title defense by down.
ing the Longmount. Colo, Golden
West Flour team, 81, in one Of
two games played before 10000
at opening ceremonies last night.
The Jax Brewers. OF New
Orleans, staged an upset in the
initial girls contest by edging out
the Phoenix, Ariz., Ramblers, de-
Tending champs, 10. The Brew
ers pushed across a run in the
first inning and then tight seven
hit pitching by Margaret Berger
held the Ramblers scoreless. The
game ended with a tying Rambler
run on third base.
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Bright Hopes
McMINNVULE, orr

MEANWHILE Ore. - Thirty
football candidates today were
seeking berths on the 1941 edition
Of the Linfield College grid team.
Despite the return of only six
lettermen, prospects are said to
be good. Three likely-looking
candidates from Los Angeles,
Warren Brakeman and Don Will
umsen, tackles, and Barney Tier
nan, a flashy back, have inn
pressed. Delbert Balch. Spokane
end, also has shown up well.
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Barry Works On Quarierbacks

Los ANGELES Quarterback
received most Of the attention In
today's football drill at the Uni
versity Of Southern California as
Coach Sam Barry instructed his
signal callers, Bob Robertson, Bob
Musick and Mickey Anderson. In
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SPOKANE, Wash. - Playfair
track stewards were expected 10
confer today with 80 grooms whose
strike yesterday for IS for each
winning mount delayed the racing
program nearly an hour.
Stewards acceded to the demand
for one day pending formal settle
ment. other West Coast tracks
were presented with similar de-
mands this year.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. - There
will be no new or unusual de
lays In college football games IL
officials enforce the rules prop
erly, Chairman Walter r. Oke-
son of the football rules COM
mittee said today in defending
the new substitution rule.
The new regulation permitting
players to be sent into the game
at any time has been criticized
because II has resulted in
lengthening esrly-season games
between all-star and professional
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without penalty while time is
out; that they must be made
without unnecessary delay, and
any action which tends to pre-
vent the ball being put into play
promptly is to be construed by
the referee as a delay of the
game"
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choice of plays. The tailbacks,
along with Fullback Paul Taylor
and End Ralph Haywood. featured
yesterdays workout with a punt
ing duel. Haywood, a sophomore,
was the standout. with several
kicks over 70 yards.
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IN THE BAG

A quick survey on the New
Orleans Blues" set revealed that
Priscilla Lane carried more ar
ticles in her purse than any other
girl in the picture. There were
81 items.
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Summary Runs responsible Tor,
Gonzales 6. P Mallory /; struck out,
by Gonzales 7. p. Mallory 2; bases
on balls, off Gonzales 2, P. Mallory
/: stolen base Lowrey: two-base hits,
Tatum. Lowrey: sacrifices. p. Mallory,
Hanson: runs batted in. Campbell.
Escobar. Schuster 3, Lowrey Tatum
2. Patton: left on bases Los Angeles
3. Portland 4. double PLAYS. p. Mallory
to Hanson to Patton. Mayo to Schuster
to Patton.
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Totals
AIS - -
Score nv Innings

Score by innings
los Angeles .,. 600 600 90
Portland ......H.....4o l oO2 S-7
Summary-Nine hits runs off
Humphreys in 4. and of Berry
in ?; losing pitcher Humphreys runs
responsible for. Humphreys I. Berry
2. struck out. by Humphreys J.,
Specie 8 bases on balls, off Humph-
revs l Speece /. stolen bases, Schus-
ter Mavo. Hanson. sacrifice Reich.
runs bstted in. Thompson, owen 2,
Hawkins Escobar 2. left on bases
Los Angeles 7. Portland 3; double
plays Brown 70 Wright 20 Reich,
Speece 70 Brown to Reich; hit ny
pitcher bv Specie Mayo. wild
pitch. Humphreys. umpires, Widener
and EnEeln. time. i.le
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Archie Goes
To Brown Nine

ST. LOUIS - The st. Louis
Browns said today they had OBJ
tanned George Archie. third base
man. from the Washington SEN
ators on waivers. Archie, 81. is
batting .271 in the American
league. He will report to the
Browns at Boston Friday.
Archie went TO the Senators
from the Seattle Rainiers He was
named the Pacific Coast league s
most valuable player last year.
You help yourself when you bu,
Y. s. Defense Bonds
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Carney Dies

DONDON-Jim Carney. former
lightweight boxing champion. died
Tuesday night at a hospital. He
was 50.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
WEDNESDAY SRESULT.

Chicago 5-5. Brooklyn 4-3.
st. Louis 81, Philadelphia 20.
Pittsburgh 10. New York Z.
Boston 4, Cincinnati / us in
nings).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Oaks Pop

Totals .....33 4 10 AZ IL !
aBatted for Buxton in ninth.
bBatted for Rigney In ninth.
Score by Innings
San Diego .......... 600 600 O21--5
Oakland ........... 400 600 O02--4
Summary - Runs responsible for,
Buxton /, Hebert 3. struck out. by
Buxton /. Hebert 2. base on balls.
off Buxton l. Hebert 4; home run.
Salkeld: two base hits. Lanifero.
Duezabou. Luby, Sperry: runs betted
in. Luby. Tauby. Sperry. Salkeld
Vergez: stolen bases. Pellsgrini. Luhv:
double plays Mazzera TO Mcdonald.
Lanifero TO Sperrv to Mcdonald.