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Evening star., 1941-11-28
Girl Who Leaped 220 Feet
Off Coast Bridge Is Well
By the Associated Press.

By the Associe ted Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.-Cor-
nelia Van Ierland, who plunged 220
feet from the Golden Gate Bridge
into San Francisco Bay II weeks ago,
walked out of the hospital last night.
The 22-year-old girl only person
to survive fall from the span, suf-
fered a broken back and fractures
of both arms. She remained con-
scious after the leap.
She appeared happy, although
handicapped by a heavy cast that
covers her body from waist to shoul-
ders and holds her arms extended.
Physicians say Cornelia probably
will be able to resume training to
become professional ice skater.
Meanwhile, she is waiting for
Sergt. Henry Blencke, a selectee, to
finish his Army service SO they can
be married.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Curtiss Wright Dedication

Artemus L. Gates, Assistant Sec
retary Of War for Air, and Rear
Admiral John H. Towers, chief Of
the Bureau of Aeronautics, will
speak at the formal opening of a
new .Curtiss Wright Corp. arplane
plant At Port Columbus, Ohio, De.
Oember 1.
Evening star., 1941-11-28

Langley Jr. Hish. Harry
Baker, Jr.
Macfarland Jr. Hish. H.
p, Stafford
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Powell Jr. High. L. T.
Stuart Jr. High. R. VI.
Strawbridge
Taft, Jr. High, Mrs. M.
r. Merritt
Abbott Vocational School.
w. r. Smith
Chamberlain Vocational,
e. D. Reed :
Dennison Voca. School,
Mrs. Mary 6. Resh
Art. 10, Miss Ethel Gray
Health and Phys. Ed,
10. Hardy L. Pearce
Home Economics. 1-9,
Mrs. o. D. Rush
Manual Arts, 10. J. E.
Zeafoss
Music. 1-9, DR.. E. N. c.
Barnes
National Defense, 1-9. w.
D. Wallace
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sic La Sale
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Scott
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Evening star., 1941-11-28

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Sheridan Rides
Again in Cavalry
All Fort Riley

FORT RILEY, kan.-sheri-
dan rides again at Fort
Riley. Not the Civil War com
nander. but descendant Ben
sheridan. The hslfback who
outcharged, outrnaneuvered and
outflanked Notre Dame oppon-
ents from 1887 through 1899.
Ia . private Of the cavalry at
this replacement training
center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Pips Defeat
Indians Twice
Riding High in
WI League

YAKINfA-The Yakima Pippins
were riding high in first place to-
day following a series triumph
over Spokane's 1910 Western In
ternational league champions.
Yakima came back yesterday
for double victory 1911 and IS
10. showing the Indians into
second place. Spokane lost its
lead earlier in the week and re-
gained 1t briefly until the twin
loss.
Smuggling decided the series out
come. In yesterdays opener. the
Pippins collected 10 hits but were
pressed for their victory. outhit
in the second game, Yakima col
lected six runs in the sixth and
clinched its game with a three
run outburst in the eighth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Tigers Grab
Two Contests
Run Victories Up
To Seven Stroight

Seven straight victories - from
ths cellar 10 fourth place IN one
series-vfthin striking distance Of
the first division-that's the record
which the Town Tigers eiimaxeo
over the weekend with \ trio of
triumphs over the faltering Wen
atchee Chiefs.
Blasting their way to = 81 VIC
tory in the opening game Sunday,
following with a AZ verdict in the
nightcsp. both hard on the heels
Of Saturdays splne-tiokling SIS
win with a three-rIn triumph in
the ninth. the BenEsls closed the
book on the Chiefs with their
greatest surge Of the season.
Both starting Tacoma hurlers
went the route Sunday as have
all the Tiger moundsmen since the
current seven-game win streak
began at Wenatchee q week ago
Sunday IN the second game.
Earl Porter thrice left the
Chiefs stranded with the bases
full as he eoasted In behind
the eight runs the Tigers col
Iected off Al Raimondi In the
first two innings Of the opener.
Only In the fourth when the
Chiefs combined = walk with
three hits could they score
their lone tally.
Meanwhile the Tigers scored
four times In the first on four hits
and an error, then repeated in the
second on five hits, one = homer
by Nal Mallory, plus another
wenatchee miscue.
Al Libke, young Tacoman pitch
ing for the Chiefs. went TO Raj
mondi's rescue in the second and
hurled good ball the rest Of the
way. not even being charged with
the final tally the Tigers gsrnered
in the fifth on two hits and an
error.
Del Holms. coming right back
from his Thursday shutout, held
the Chiefs hitless until the fifth,
held them runless until the seventh
when two hits and an error per-
mitted two Wenstchee tallies.
The Tigers sewed up the game
In the fourth with two hits and
two wenatchee errors good for
three runs.
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OUTSTANDING COLFING TALENT IN NORTHWEST PLAY

sEATTIE-Los AnEi

sEATTLE-Los Angeles and
Seattle divided their Sunday
games. The Angels took the
opener. 10 I. behind Julio Bon
etti's five-hit pitching. Paul Greg
Dry pitched no-hit ball until the
fifth when Phil WeintrAub reached
him for . homer. In the niEhtcsp.
Seattle Pitcher Lloyd Brown won
his own game. } 10 Q. when he
homered In the sixth with two on.
10 10 White. Rainier outfielder.
threw out two seraphs At the
plate in the fifth inning. Seattle
took the series. five games TO two.
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PIONEER LEAGUE
BY UNITED PRESS

The Ogden Reds regained their
status as Pioneer league pace
settlers over the weekend by TAX
ing a series from Boise and drop
ping the Pilots into fourth spot.
Ogden won two games yester-
day. 81 and lo-4. as Boise used
six huriers.
Salt Lake City's second-place
club beat Idaho Falls 81. Poca-
tello dov'ned Twin Falls AZ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24

Emil Bsrts. 3o-io-3o. Paul Cons
rud. 4l-si4-32t4: Clarence Taylor
37-e-2e. Bill Rounds. 3e-7i.-2si
Frank Newell. $3.50. Oliver
Grodvig. f2-llii-3ois. I'd Solberg
45-i3 iz-2sis. I'd Hines, 44-l0ia-
ssh. Harry Sattsrlee. $3.50,
Elmer Davis. 44-i3-Si.
Transfers - ODD or even - Ever
chosen; jim MondeSu. 46-i3-33;
Clarence Taylor, 42-s-34 Harry
Satterlee. 4a-l3-se. Other scores
Prank Newell. 5o-i3-37. Chef DAVIS
eo-ls-37: I'd Bedford. Si-l4ls-
seis: Carl lawson. 4s-s-s7. Paul
Gomsrud s4-sis-2sis: Frsnoi Chs
pin. 45-7-3s
Ssturday-Men's club medal play
winners first division. Geo. Wise
sa-6-s5. Joe Greco. u go Arns
LevenhaEen. 7s-s-s7. and division
Dr. MonzinEo. s4-is-sa Prank
Newell. e5-2e-7o.
The Brookdale Mems club vii
hold a meeting Mendsy evening a.
6 A niae hole tourney vii preceoe
the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Hutch May
Be Recalled

BUFFALO. n. Y. Buffalo
baseball followers today awaited
the inevitable word that the Inter
national leagues leading full-time
pitcher. Freddy Hutchinson. would
be called back by the Detroit
Tigers for his third fling at the
major leagues.
Reports from sources close
to the Bison clubhouse said
that the one-time Seattle and
Detroit hurler probably would
mol finish the season here,
particularly in view of De-
trOit's current seeond-division
rating.
These reports conceded with
Hutchinson's 18th victory Of the
season yesterday. as Buffalo
downed Syracuse 10-l. Hutchin-
son allowed 10 hits and helped win
his own game with two singles.
Hutchinson has lost but three
games this year. ;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
. GOLF

HiEhland-sunday. medal play.
Ken Reeve, 81. Jack Enright. 50:
Bob Mullin. So. Olaf Grythins. SO:
Tom Medak, IS. Nels Horberg, SIS.
Rick Thompson. IS: Al Konsmo. IS:
Bill Sechler. So; Ken Hopper. So: Pat
Kelly, 81. Jimmy johnson, 81, Art
Abel. SO; Myron Jensen. 50: Bill
Hedbers. So
Saturday. medal play:
Rick Thompson. 65. Bill Hedbe
IS: Jimmy johnson. Sc Chris. Cavs-
naugh. SO; Clarence Blackford. 10.
Ed Jensen, 70: Bob Mullin, 70, Bill
Kister. 70; Prank Olson. u.
The Brookdsle mems club held a
selective nine tourney Sunday. Play
was on one-hsf handicap.
winners: LIST division Geo. VIII
liams. 35-6 il-2sil: Joe Greco. s.
3iz-2eis. and division: Dr.. Mon
3e-a-27. Carl lawson. 36-s-2s.
ard division. Ed Bedford. z2-lstz-
27is; Bud Abraham. 3e-loa-2sl :
Jim Mondeau. 42-i3-29
Other scores. Randell Edmonds
37-3is-33is; Leo Ristvet. 36-3is-
% "a Geo. Holm. 36-5-3l: Bob
Allard. 3s-6-32: Francis Chaplin. So
7-s2. Harry Wonders. 3e-7ts-3ih:
Jim Engie. 42-ei.-51i4; Pete Hee-
stad. ST-s4-7sls: V. =. Vaudeville.
5e-io-2s. Don isenberg. $3.50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Local Golfers
In Links Win

ABERDEEN. wash - Larry
Huseby and Jack Walters led Ia
coma's four-man team TO victory
In the annual Eiks golf tourna-
ment held on the Grsys Harbor
Country club course in conjunction
with the organizations state con-
vention.
Each scored It's and will meet
next Sunday in Tacoma In the
amateur plsyoff.
Tneema's low team gross
wa< 81. Olympia was second.
with 80. followed BY Bell
inEham. sIz. Vancouver and
Everett. Sc. and Centrslis
and Aherdeen SIT.
The team net championship went
r. Olympia with = handicap totsl
q 27z. followed BY Bremerton and
Seattle. ITS: Bellinghsm and
Mount Vernon. ESQ. Aberdeen al
Eoquiam ga. Everett zs5.
Ken Tucker. Everett. led pro
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Summary-LosinR pitcher, RAImon-
di; 0 hits and runs eff Rainondi In
l-plus INNINGS. hits and no runs of
Lbke In innings. runs responsible
for. Raimondi 7. Porter l. struck out,
by Libke 2. Porter 4: bases on balls,
off Raimondi !. Lioke 2. Porter .: hit
bv pitcher. Marionetti by Porter. Wild
pitch. Raimondi. left on bases. We
natchee II. Tacoma 9: home run,
Mallory: two-base hits. Mallory. Stoe-
Der. FARRELL: runs batted in. Mallory
2. Perry 2. Abbott. Gray. Stoeoer. Lib
he: sacrifice. starr. stolen bases.
starr. Mallory: time, i:ts. umpires.
Kallis and Enger.
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SEVEN STRAIGHT


PORTLAND-Portland and San
Francisco also divided Sunday. the
Seals taking the series by the rub
Der game. The Beavers clouted the
Seals numerically in the opener
for a Is to win. Only Earl Reid
and Joe Callahan, relief pitchers,
failed to hit. San Francisco took
the nightcap. to 5, a game halted
by rain at the end of the sixth.
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Score by Innings
Los Angeles ......... .Ooo OlO 2O0-3
seattle wv Nod WI
Summary Innings pitched, by
Gregory q: ~ bat. off Gregory 20.
runs. off Gregory 2. hits. off Gregory
5: earned runs. off Gregory 3. Bonetti
l: base on balls. off Bonetti ]. struck
out. BY Bonetti !: left on bases, Los
Angeles 2. Seattle q: two-base hits.
Sickle. Iowrey: three-base hit. Moore
home run. Weintraub: stolen base.
MAYO; player walking Scarsella: runs
batted in. Weintraub 2, Moore. Harris.
double plays. Bonetti 10 Weintraub.
0yselman 70 Niemiec 10 Scarsella:
time, $50. umpires, Snyder and
Hood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Tigers Play Seals in
Exhibition Game Here
Don White and Other Former WI Stars
In Visiting Lineup; Come at $3.50

Gear skies and risinS tenn
perature-first perfect baseball
weather Of the yesr-wil greet
Tacoma fans Monday night when
they turn out for the exhibition
game between the San Francisco
Seals Of the Pacific Coast league
and the rampaging Tigers Of the
Western International league, at
Athletic park.
The Seals are making their
regular visit for a game against
the Tigers They have dropped
off here each year since 1855 and.
excepting last year when rain
washed out the game. have put
on = most Interesting exhibition
with the Tscomans.
The Seals are due 20 arrive
at 4:so o'clock. coming by
train from Portland. where
they Just finished taking .
series from the Ducks.
The game viii begin promptly at
$50 o'clock and the gates will be
thrown open at o'clock.
SEVEN STRAIGHT
The Tigers will be out after their
eighth successive victory and their
second win over Coast league
club this year.
Earlier in the season, the Tigers
trounced the Seattle Rainiers, o to
7. at Athletic park. In league
competition. Tacoma has knocked
over seven wins in a row.
Bryan stephens. the OPP
tionee from Cleveland Indians,
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score BY Innings
San Francisco ........ 7o4 20i %
EcrtlAEd sssa~sss=sss ~ A4V ~
Summary hits 9 runs off Speeos
IN 6. no runs no hits off Callahan
in /: iosing pitcher. Specie. runs
responsible for. Specie 3. Jansen =:
struck out. BY Specie z. Jansen J..
Callahan !. bases on balls. off Specie
s, Jansen s. stolen base, Holder.
three-bass hit. D. Whit tzo-bsse
hits. Gill, Carroll. sacrifices. Carroll.
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Kingaman
AZ UAHA

Nv
Spokane ........... O3I 600 SOIL
Yakima ........... 100 o62 2ol-l2
Summary-Runs batted in. Alden 2.
Hughes, Rosenlund 3. Gedzius, q,
Beard, Reid, Jacobs, Madrid Holt.
gu ker 2, Reese 8. johnson
Weigandt: two-base hits, Madrid,
Gedzius, Rosenlund, Holt. Younker,
Reese. Mccormack Madrid: stolen
bases, Johnson 2. weigandt: sacrifices,
Bliss, Barkelew, Lien: left on bases,
Yakima Q. Spokane 10; bases on balls.
off Lien 6. Barkelew /. Reid 2. Kinna-
man !: struck out. by Lien 2, Reid 3:
hits. off Lien in 674 innings 10. off
Barkelew in AZ innings 2. off Reid
In a. innings 10. off Kinnaman in
y innings 4. off Hayes in = inning
5: hit by pitcher. Mccormack by
Barkelew. wild pitch. Hayes: passed
ball. Beard; winning pitcher. Barke-
lew; losing pitcher. Hayes: umpires,
Oravec and Valerie: time, 2:40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Bing Crosby
Among Field
Neorly 225 Entries
In Annudl Contest

sPoKANE--An outstanding ar
ray Of go1ing talent. headed by
honey-voiee4 Bing Crosby. teed off
today in the qualifying rounds OF
the asa annual Pacific Northwest
Golf association championships.
Nearly e25 entries. q record
field. were posted In the
tournament. The mems cham
plonshlps were being played
over the par 70 Spokane Coun-
try club course. Women golf
ers. headed BY National Cham
pion Betty Jameson Of San
Antonio. Tex. competed at
the Manito Golf and Country
club course.
Crosby, who shoots in the low
70's. was regarded as an improo-
able choice for the crown even
should he survive the two-day
qualifying round.
Favorites in the mems match
play were bud Ward, 1899 National
Amateur champion and present
Western Amateur titlehOlder; Ken
ny Black Of Vancouver. b. C.,
Canadian Amateur champion, and
Harry Giysn. Seattle, twostime
winner of the Northwest title.
Jack Westland. tourney cham
pion for the past three years, was
prevented ny naval reserve duties
from defending his crown.
WARD FAVORED
Ward was the public's choice
on the basis of past records. Vet
eran tournament followers, how
ever, expected that his in-and-out
game would undergo a severe test
in the tricky Country club layout.
The course is dotted with deep
roughs which may block many
title hopes.
Other hlghly-rated entries
were Albert (Scotty) Camp
hell Of Seattle, former Walker
Cup star; Chuck Hunter, Ia
coma. former state champion,
and Louis Jennings Of Port
land, 1899 National Public
Links finalist.
In the women's division, Miss
Jameson was a top-hesvy favorite
over Mrs. Mozel Wagner, Port
land. the defending champion;
Marian McDougall, Portland, win
ner of five Northwest titles; Muriel
Vestch, Longview. state champion.
Women's qualifying round will
be completed today, followed by
two days Of match play on the
Mantle course. They will play
the last three days on the Spo-
kane Country club course.
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AONhAs NA 40 80 - -
bBatted for Reid in sixth.
Score by Innings
San Francisco 1890. oo2 o23 olo-
Portland $500. o23 3o4 iox-i3
Summarize hits 6 runs off Joyce
in 3-plus, 2 and off Epperly In 5.
~ and Z off Harrell in So, and !
off REID in =. S and l off Callahan
in 8: winning pitcher. Harrell: losing
pitcher. Joyce: runs responsible for.
Harrell Q. Joyce 5. Epperly 6. Gala
han /: struck out. Harrel 3. Joyce
2. Epperiy 3. Callahan ?; bases on
balls. Harreil a. Epperly 4, Callahan
/. three base hit. Brown. home runs.
Fernandez. EScobar. Norbert. two
base hits. Wright. owen. Fain: Sacri-
flee. Owen: runs batted IN, Annunzio
Z, Fernandez 4. D. White. Norbert 3.
Brown 2. Carroll 2 Escobar 3; left
on base. San Francisco 10. Portland
10. double plays. Brown 70 Wright 70
Reich, Reich TO Callahan.
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Summary Runs responsible for.
Phenus !. Holmes I: bases on balls.
off Phebus 2. Holmes :: struck out.
By Hclnaes 9: left en- bass. wenatchee
S. Tacoma 4. two-oase hit. Torgerson.
runs oatted in Cardoxa. Hanson.
Ricksrt. williams. stolen base Rick
ert: double plays. Hanson % Mallory
10 Gray. Cor 70 Bushong 70 Terger-
son. time, i.i7. umpires, Enger and
Kailis.
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YAKIMA

Spokane ........... 900 2oi 24i-io
Yakima ............ 800 OLE o3x-i3
Summary-Runs batted in, Younk-
e. ?. johnson 2 Martinez, Gedzius.
Myers. Mccormack 2. Reese. Evans 2.
Hughes 4. WeigAndt. Rossier: two
base hits. Martinez 3. Younker, John
son; three-bsse hit. Aden: home run.
Hughes: sacrifice. Bliss: double play.
Budniek 20 Martinez. left on bases
SPOKANE u. Yakims Il: bases on balls
off Budnick 8. Mcconnell 3: struck
out. By Budnick 6. Mcconnell q.
Bryant :. runs responsible for. Nc
Conneu ?. Bryant /. Budniek Q:
earned runs Spokane 10. Yakima Q
hits. off Mcconnell IN "a. innings ~
runs 2. Bryant in ! inning 3 runs
Lien in Z, inning no hits no runs:
hit BY pitcher. Madrid By Budnick
Ailani by Mcconnell: bslk. Budnick:
winning pitcher. Mcconnell: umplres
valerie and oravec. time. 2:25. at
tendance. 900.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
New York 4-5. ST. Louis 81.
Boston 6-5. Chicago So.
Brooklyn %. Cincinnati IL.
Pittsburgh -. Philadelphia II.
CHICAGO - Billy Myers and
Dick Bsrteli, shortstops Of the
1910 world series. have been warm
ing benches most Of this season.
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TroVer: runs hatted in. Carroll 2.
Fernandez 2. Gill. Norbert 2. D White
3. Fain- Lazzeri. Schultz. left on
bases. San Francisco G. Portland s:
double play. Jansen % Fernandez 20
Pain: umpires, Jordan and Engeln:
tine. ! IS
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summary-Sacrifice hits. Brown 2:
bases on balls off Brown 2. Slime q.
hit by pitcher. Holm BY Brown.
struck out, BY Brown 3, stine !: runs
responsible for. Slime 3: two-base
hit. W. Berger: three-base hit. L.
Berger. home run. Brown: sacrifice
hits. Mayo. Merullo: stolen base,
Holm: players walking. Statz. W.
Berger. Fallon. Gyselman: runs batted
in. Brown 3: double plays. Brown 70
Sickle To Scarsella. Sickle 10 Scar
sella: time, 40. umpires, Hood and
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Park softbsll league games Mon
day night, Sis.
City League
Gasmen vs.. North Puysllup. JEFF
ferson No. 2. Bottlers Va. Veneermen.
Mckinley No. 2
COMMERCIAL Industrial
Doormen V. Local 1855. Harmon.
Flrnituremen vs.. Aii-RAils. Edison.
Pulpers W. Musicians. Mckinley No.
1; Garagemen vs.. Scotties. Portland
No. 2.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 6, Washington 0.
New York S. Detroit T.
Chicago 40. Philadelphia Oh.
St Louis 5-12. Boston 10.
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THROAT TROUBLE

fessionsls with II. In the junior
division. o. Eiiason. Bremerton,
scored q II.
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SOFT ALL

Bottlers found their winning
streak stopped at eight straight
games Sunday afternoon as they
dropped the second game Of a
doubleheader to Carlson-winquist,
4 to o. at Alki playfield. Seattle.
The Tacoma team won the
series by taking the opener. 4
to o, behind Bob Samson's two
hit pitching and three queer
runs In the second inning. The
victory made IL three In q row
~ the Bottlers won. TO 2,
In the nightcsp Watson struck
out nine Tacoma hitters and was
touched for only one hit. a line
single by John Taylor in the fifth
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
SUNDAYS REsULTs

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Los Angeles 80, Seattle 1-3.
Sacramento 90. Oakland 81.
Portland 1875, San Francisco
So.
Hollywood 1910. San Diego 3-s.
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who pitched . brilliant game
In blsnling Wenatches. 2 n
0. last Friday night, IL the
likely starter for the Tigers
Harry Merrill. bought BY the
Tigers from the Vancouver Caps
is due To report Monday and is
a mound possibility for Tacoma
Word from the Seals indicates
that Manager Lefty o'Doul plans
tn use either Hub kittle. former
Yakima star. or Charley schanz,
former Tiger. or both. on the
mound during the exhibition con-
test.
The rest Of the seal lineup vii
be little unchanged from that
usually used in Coast league con-
tests.