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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Steers Jumps
To New Mark
Oregon Ace Sets
Mork in L. A. Relays

los ANGELES - A selected
field Of more than 500 college.
junior college and high school
athletes called their shots and
came through with outstanding
performances three % them
worlds records at the first an
nusl Los Angeles coliseum RELAYS.
-Four middls-distance stars from
the University o. California. rae
ing 10 = new world record IN the
two-mlls relay. and = husky youth
from University Of Oregon. who
belly.rolled over a bar higher than
any human had jumped before,
were the individual heroes Of the
relay carnival designed - do
nestle version Of the cancelled
Olympic games.
The California rrlzy team
turned the two miles Sstur-
day in seven minutes. Sl.s
seconds. 10 better the mark AZ
1888 set by . hand picked
American team during . Lon
don meet In 1895.
Les steers. the oregon jumper.
scared 6 feet. 1o7s inches, 10 better
by 3-s2 his former mark Of
feet. 20 25-32 inches.
Steers record leap gave the
crowd one OF the most dramatic
moments Of the action jammed
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Open Golf
Play Starts

NEW xonk starting piaees
in ths i2s-maa field fsH tn Me-
iionsl Open colf championship.
Jnns ST AZ tbs Colonial fiaie.
Port worth. Tsxss. 20 % TIE ssaf-
sisors ~ mofa thsn : thosassad
golfers wbe play - qsl4iifyinx
holes to-day IN ~ sseiians ~ -
eos9ntry.
Ths sssnf,eF sna qsssiitg -
ssfries ffsfs ~ ssfsss1s al<~
fsiefs Nill deis<s11as -
pssass today. They FaaEs fFa<s
~ b~<fA. ss.fi@els - -
ssiisf. II ~ fssii@@. r<x@@.
area t. go n - FF-ss<f<<e,
siissespsii.. 0ussh@. Feffi@na.
Ore. sa1 alt Like GffB
Bud Ward. 1peka1e. f1fmeF IA
sionai Amassur ehasaploa. nestsd
I NJ foa1r-snan eempeliiina - NaFt-
iand. Vie sipisy. heekey star. uen
Thempsoa. sna ftgss Hehnitz. Fisa
siib hlfa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

~ Al Brewer. sosthouss man
there
De has ere~t~d fosrfees -fsss
adjacent IN bic sssths..s N
fairly shallow water.
wisrs are mammals pret.ct-
Ing srsss for snaail esappis.
Thsy are about ~ 90 ~ feet
square.
-Four ioRs ara driven into ths
lake bad and brush sunk within
the four logs. packed down from
top 10 bottom.
The little ersppis ssin within
shsss clusters Of brush frss from
attack BY snsmy fish
when they get bsg .noufh
and brave enough n come out
10 look enemies In ths eye, they
do II.
Thus. ths supply n erappss
remains strong
Frank HariinE ~ Point De-
fianes bosthosiss reports Isl fIsh
checked through on sunday. Lsuls
Ts1bes z5-possndsr wss the
largest Ezesiisns fishing all day
sith best On the in-tids
Ralph ysndsrklntsr ~ ysndes
Co. had q display q salmon and
snftthroats both limit cal1hss.
IN Monday Lou Ebsrf ana Bul
Bennett made the catches IN
haiss passage Thsfs Nsrs three
salmon. longest 81 inches. ard
light eatthroafs Longest. 70
nehss } ". shea caught six
'ainboNs and tho baMs a. kapos-
m iaks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Rightly Eden Helps
Huskies Win Title

SEATTLE-The northern diyis-
Ion Pacific Coast conference ten
mia season was over today. with
the University Of Washington on
top for the third year In a row.
The Huskies annexed the title
Saturday by scoring IL points in
the annual meet
Aerwin Miller. Washington
State. won the singles champion
ship. defeating Bob Odman. Wash
ington, as, SO, SO, SIS. The
doubles title went 10 Odman and
Carl Loquvsm of Washington who
defeated another Washington
team. Rightly Eden and Doug lie
Febyre. 6-5. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
HENATCHEE

Summary: Runa batted in, Har-
rison. Knobies 2. Gedzius. Mayer.
Rosenlund. Bard 2. tgo-base hits,
Endress, Mayer. Mccormack, Beard
Harrison: three base hits Gedzius
Mccormack. Harrison: home run,
Gedzius. sacrifice. Bushong: double
plays. Gedzius 20 Martinez 20 Jacobs,
Endress 20 Stinson 70 Mayer: left on
bases, Spokane 6. Wenstchee u. base
on balls off Kinnemsn 2. Weller !.
Raimondi none. Lsnninz none
struck out by Kinnamsn 7. Weller
Q. Raimondi !. LanninE 2. hits of
KinnAman IN ~ innings Il. off
Weller in IL innings g. off Ian
ming in Ia innings 2. of Ralmondl
in IL innings 2. wild pitches. We'll
Ter z. a. bat off Kinnaman 81.
tanning 7: runs of Kinnaman }.
tanning none. ~ bat off Weller At.
Rzimondi :. earned runs off Weller
g. Rsimondl none, winning pitcher.
Kinnaman. losing pitcher. Weller.
umpires valerie and Moran. time OF
game, AIS.
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Pitcher
For Tigers
BrYon Stephens
To Join Tenn
Wednesday,

Pitching help for the Tscoms
Tigers Is coming from the Clevs-
land Indians chain.
President Jack Qufn of the
Tigers made II known Monday
that Bryan stephens. owned by
the Indian organization. win Be
optioned to Tacoma by the Cedar
Rapids club OF the Three l league.
Last year stephens pitched
for Charleston. W. Va, OF the
Middle Atlantic league. the
club that finished - runner
mp 10 the Akron Yanks. man
aged by Pip koehler, present
Tiger boss.
WON Q. LOST 10
stephens won nine games while
losing 10 in the Class c circuit,
which is exceptionally fast because
IL is dominated by big league chain
clubs.
Stephens had an earned run
average Of $50 per nine inning
game.
stephens was one Of the
outstanding pitchers In the
league last year and would
have had . much better record
N he had not been bothered
with = sore arm . good share
OF the time" said koehler. "He
has everything needed TO be
winning pitcher In the West
ern international league and
we are assured that he has
entirely recovered from his
trouble"
Stephens left Cedar Rapids Sun
day and is due in Tacoma Wednes-
day. stephens is the first result
Of nationwide search for pitchers
by the Tigers.
COMING
Quill indicated that the Tigers
will get a second player from the
Indian chain, but said Monday he
Is not yet at liberty to divulge the
OF the deal.
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Wheels flew Of snd fences HeFe
fiattensd ~ fhe Nfeliaeo.osn rare
track sunday a. ths Northwest
Roadster hseinr association hsid
Smother q lta weekly fhrillsTa lsill
Cellar ~ PgTalissp Nss ne fsnes-
fiattsnsf Wills the wheela veal
sailing in ths relay race unieh
~as Eon - tbs ftilsa ever me
Reds
~ the FIVE aashes Ard special
race Blair led vita n polnts. fal-
Nes1 ~ Baker uifh 10 points ana
hecFscken ard Faaning Nish nlae
points saeh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Archie cenin
Loses, 5 and 4
Champ Shoots
Us on Both Mines

niA<E<Fiax - n=ozkazlz <euz~@
wiEh ~ ia Larry fnzz<ts a.
Allenmers wen ne rzepe,z cIfT
FuhIse Links xetf rh<nrse1ssse
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
LARRY HUSEBY WINS CITY PUBLIC LINKS GOLF CROWN
.Huskies in
Ball Finale

frIIMtN-TAs rs rzlty -
Ns@hlnktea saEes tFfa 80 Ies
lis fleal seftAeFa uza7s = FerIfze
Cessl eaef<renre - N aaasss
The Hu<si<s stnsnkisa ssturia
As~eew y tesiF Ar ~ - 80
80 ueFs shaf eus ~ - "a
oreEes F~tsin~t nFsf pi.<< !.
fist-i-n st=rsisk- eIta : - ~.
sv~w oFoEse STATE c.llexs -
EeEeas. nath feszs. snar~s - -
fneFsh .ss orsEes saa>z es~ n
- nlnth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Bicker and Mael
Tie in Gun Shoot

J. C. Bicker and Charlie Msel
tied in the i6-yard event at the
Tacoma gun club Sunday. Each
gunner scored ~. Joe wallace
was second with a IS.
Pat Murphy won the handicap
while DIR. Faux was first in the
skeet shooting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
IN Ohe Hasket

and free 81 a muddy flavor.
A yellow wilder dig ny ls the
most productive lure there,
have found over the years.
Trout Spurn Flies
Clear lake. near Eatonvllls. IL
puxzling body o. fish water
Trout are IN there by thu
thousands. but none are taken
theirs on . fly.
Perhaps there have been rare
exceptions. but no one you
would expect 10 know can recall
ny producing results.
Also puzziing IL the few giant
trout 10 be taken. That 10. fhs
five or more pounders
And they are in there. They
we're planted a. fingsrlings since
1887, some $1,000 ~ them that
were SIR inches or better IN
length.
They should range five pounds
er 80 In weight today. Some 81
the big boys have been caught.
hut the ~hoppers hsvenf been
basketed consistently.
There IL every Indication. how
ever. that Clear lake win become
the hot spot 81 the county be-
fore long.
II vii have 10. The FISH are
there.
And you esn tiss about al
ways get = boat there. a good
one. Barney DAD Names vili
see 10 that
A Japanese angler Wednesday
made q catch 81 IS trout. mixed
rainoows and silvsrs They wsr.
beautiful. firm and of good sizs.
have sen three and . half
and four pound rainbows taken
from Clear lake BY Fred Bed
ford and Ed Larson. who know
how 10 fiah the clear water.
II you are IN doubt. ask Bar
nsy Names how 10 lure them.
He ~ one Of the masters
would like 10 see skilled
anglers Try everything they have
In their book.
Clear lake Vas 80 NAMED BE-.
oauss Of ths clsarusss 81 lfs
water. And II may bs that
that quality has sivsn proisc-
ton 70 the nsh sEslnst the
average angler.
However. there 10 Horsshos
lake In Lsvis county. II il every
bat a. clear a. Clear lake YET
produces fine rainbow ny hsh-
ing
Anyway. real trout are ~
Fierce coasty'a Clear lake, and
" se~ffsH certain 10 - oHtstaed-
ing for trout results before the
seases snasl
One skilled vstsrsn q Clear
lake said - me not long aRoi
lay OF Clear iaks publicity.
Yog = have too many fishsrfnsn
up there after thoss ralnb0Ns
snd Big siivsrss
That hardly l. the night sttl-
tUds
Trout are N Clear Lake and
they we're planted for sysryons
70 enfoy.
One Eleh rainbox trout -
Bedford ara Lsrson take there
IL worth any HAnls TIP.
Graphic Wiers
ohop lake continues - pro-
diles fine ersppis ssseh ~ fsN
lakes n ire county ~.
And the reason Tor II holdinR
IA oysr r. aear~ = a. ss.oFx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Conn Battles
Knox Tonight

PfFfaBUnGiI 4 record Pitts
bafga homina erD~d n 18.ooo fana
. expected - 80 n At FnFp<e
field tonight shen fillly Gem hAs
hls final i3-rgund tilneep noat -
fore attempting 70 Nrssl fns Nofid
heavyEelghf championship from
Joe Lesln @ Jaae IA
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Golf News

Dick Bond sank : hols IN one
AZ Brookdaie Saturday. usine .
No. Z iron On ths fso.ysrd No.
Is hols. red Iverson. Harold
Pists and Lynn Faulk wsrs play
ing Niih Bond whsn he canned
his tee shot. ths first ses IN Bonds
thrss years n goifIns.
nrookdals Mems colt club wtri
hold thar regular monthly meet.
IN Monday evening IT shs club.
house ~ o'eiost. Ths shsauis
for the rest ~ the ysar wllI -
presented by Team Captain George
Wiss for tina approval o. als~p-
provai ~ the members
nsses asl. Asszh pisg ss.inss ssr.
Winnsfss f1fst division, Mary nDsen.
40. use Holm ! ns htenad alsi-
s'ea, y 49,, ae ,.,., ! w. cast cessg.
slen. Fanny csmp. u 10. Nosman
kfpeidins 20 y. Nils. ! 20. othsf
sfoFes niif nnauna eaan Naals
nivisfs even jas hansisE J aaua
tefi sseon ! aesu nsTfy Dali. I
Y Lon nlsheg 20 rsts hss.
jim Hnsis . aasns Jim FsfnIna 4
neNn rFsd Himmaispseh. , anMa.
hsrg Mapndsfs. , 20 4 ~ ham.
mend. aeun haffr neflefiss :
aown % bsafofa. . aasn. chss
hsuioffsf agsn nsia AhTshafH, 4
aeNu huTt Norris J agenI ralph
rauihsnnassn. ! aewn. Oliver osess.
fssmssss.. POINT. sssrass, Ian
Bisbop. - Doinia, first dlsislon, go
oaa disis'sa. :. = ann. .
nlshissa saturday poin1s t<lf
Jsnsea. - Gordon hsnnstt, ~ Hsf.
Old nell 20. toe f1Foo. 70. ~ lsns@n.
- PRANK Olson ~ noh alililn, -
Chris catsoauah. - Hmfsia ffpBis
- Aieksg FtiIlsn. ~.
snna9sy a.sasl plsl nlss Ibanp-
- tifamg Johnaon. - "a LENSES.
% BIZ as1hlsf - 0iaf uFFtAlas.
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!stAsen. - Pop esnns - NsTsnsiI
i.siess ~. Ken White % q feNfs
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firss al-ssssn 1esn Lsasf q -
l.sissn. q sam 1 rsssssa. 70 vi
os.n.,sesa. y Ms oanssson. y
kseond division nruse f@snsnl
- osls nloesa. e. . hscorrnafs
- Jim fifie ~ Jim caato. 81.
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hit Tor Llbke IN ninth.
Spokane -. 900 $50 oio-6 IT o
Wenatchee 900 600 600 0 !
Summary: Runs batted in Rosen-
lund 2. Meyers. Martinez, Hayes, Nc
Cormaok: two-base hits. Mccormack,
Hughes, Cox; stolen bases. Jacobsen.
Endress. Mccormick: sacrifice. Bus
hong: left on basis, Spokane IL.
Wenstchee o; base on balls off Hayes
3. Jacobsen none, Libke /; struck
out by Hayes 9. Jacobsen 3, Libke /:
hits off Hayes in Q innings 9. off
Jacobsen So innings 10. off Libks
in 335 innings 4: hit by pitcher. Nc
Corrhack by Like. winning pitcher.
Hayes; losing pitcher. Jacobsen: UNI
pires. Moran and Valerie: time OF
gau. 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

Hutch Wins Again

TORONTO Freddy Hutchinson.
formerly ~ Seattle and Detroit.
won bis seventh Kams IN eight
starts here Saturday, pitching
Buffalo u a 81 victory over
Toronto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

MOSCOW MOSCOW high ~ebool
son ths Northern Idaho prep
fraek ard field Championship sat
Bsday. seoring 81 points - %
for the seeond place Occur q Alsns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Casinos Trip
Shipbuilders
Poetic City Holds
Lsod In WV Loop


HtNHaH@ NE~IAH@
Tileum Nsy 4
epansssy ~. Pacific CITY Ia
essiaa~ 4 shlpbailasFs }
Win Jimmy ca.sien. veteran
meundsman, keeping thing. wall
IN hand ths cassaa. ssased :
major up~t In wezssra washing.
ton league play sunday ~ -.
fsstlne the shlphalldsfs . "a ! II
the Western state hospital
grounds
Other ksms. played ssw TIM.
eum Chiefs defeat Roy. n 1. sna
Pacific city scoring over apsns.
wsy. - 70 II
rks spssasss Pacific TIfy
tiff saw TIE hsftess deunisH
theiF hiitisE aaa. - ehslk 40
- hits. sise eFrsrs sl.s mar
ed play Zoe the dss ~ rsrifie
my. rhe win ~. shs se.ana
Zoe the Mag esunty slas ssa
the THIRD he. far spsnswss.
Tillleum scored five runs IN the
second frame te gain IN edge over
the Roy club n was tina first DE-
feat for Roy and the second vin
for Tiilicum. chust Rasmussen
hit = homer for the wtnnera
Tillieum osa 100 ooi-.- 7 10 D
Hof .s4s 300 luI 014-a 4
smith. WalksF snd fhaflislsen.
Carr ana Tarpsnina
HpannWab 80 .........t1 n q
fariflr CITY .4z.a.#...ta Al 4
hattson ana Cummings mnfsEt.
Armstrong and Bolton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

DEFoRE the state game COM
II mission began It's system
attic and fruitful style Of trout
planting, NisquAlly river pro-
vided q majority OF cutthroat
trout.
The margin was 10 2 even
AZ early as 1888, when the real
planting began to grow up. That
Ia, nine cutthroats were checked
against two rainbows.
But today. five years later -.
IL 10 about to 2 In favor Of
the rainbow -. with many linn
its being taken.
Nature once supplied the cut
throats for the NlsquaIIy. Nos
u is man supplying the rain
bows. ~ fine fish ~ swim the
waters Of the earth.
am not giving you hsarsay.
This IL thorough, intelligent In
formation supplied by Game
Protector Carl Hoggatt. who has
kept . complete record OF his
check Of angling baskets.
When anglers begin 10 real
ize what the state game depart
ment u doing for them In the
way OF replenishlng game fish
waters. they viii begin TO sp-
preeiste.
Lake fishing has made such
improvement that old timers are
astonished. Millions of fish hav.
been planted IN the lakes Of the
state, and I do mean great
millions.
Almost any lake You wish to
name has fish today. That GER
tsinly wasn't true years ago
under the old county control
system. Some lakes did then,
some didn't.
Not only have trout been
planted IN bass-filled lakes. but
they have thrived in such waters
against such a natural enemy.
For example. Won can take
American lake. steIlAcoom lake,
Killarney, Clear. Tanwax. They
are producing trout and more
trout. It's the same story with
almost every other lake. N yea
catch the fish when they are On
the bite.
American lake has given count
less limits Of silver trout. The
silver IL not a true trout. but a
diminutivs salmon. But he bites
eagerly. Is = fine pan fish and
supplies want for many
anglers.
The rainbow planting results
are what rate commentator.
Rain oows planted the last few
years In many lakes are coming
10 erssi BY the thousands
They Sili continue that way,
and with Improvement IN size.
as time wears on. Don't worry
about that and don't worry
about your game department
system.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Vet Hurlers
In Victories
Lefty Grove Wins
294th Mojor Come

NEW YoRk-Ihe old guard
isn't dead. Far from II. Look
what two OF the Oldest q the old
did Sunday:
Lefty Cove. forty and cresking in
many joints but not in the old left
soupbone. made the Yankees jump
through hoops. pitching the Red
sox to 1913 victory. The Yanks
made seven hits and three runs
all uneaned, and he hung up his
2e4th major league victory.
Charlie Root, forty-one and
fresh from . spell with the
doctor concerning an injured
left ankle, outdueled Paul
Derringer a. the Cubs licked
the World Champion Reds,
81. II was major league vic
tory No. 1875 for Root. oldest
active player In the big show.
There were other thrilling per-
formances but none that compared
with the heroics Of these two old
timers.
TELLER WINS. go
Young Bob Teller hurled his
second straight shutout pitching
the American league leading In
dians to victory over the Browns.
SO.
Teller famed Is in his ninth
triumph. Cieveland's triumph kept
the Indians AZ games ahead in
the American league.
In the National league, the
Cardinals improved their posi-
ton by snatching a twin bill
from the Pirates, Ga and As.
II was a costly day, however,
for the Cards who lost their flashy
second baseman, Creepy Crespi.
for two weeks or longer. He frac-
tured his index finger in the first
game. Although he had to have
relief Harry Gumbert the former
Giant, Won his third straight game
for the Cards in the opener.
DODGERS TRIUMPH
Brooklyn knocked off the Phil
lies, 50. Coming from behind in
the sixth with a five-run rally.
Pete Reiser. facing Ike Pearson
who beaned him earlier in the
season, hit a homer off the right
field wall with the bases loaded
To win the game. Whit Wyatt,
Dodger ace who started, had TO
leave the mound because of a sore
arm.
The Giants blasted out II hits
and beat the Braves. SO.
The White Sox, clinging
hard 10 second place In the
American league triumphed
over the Tigers, rs. Thorn
ton Lee hung up his fifth
victory.
Scoring five runs in the eighth
IT, Athletics knocked off the
Senators, 7-3. wally Moses had a
perfect day at bat, -four for four"
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Cheney Takes
Winko Crown

ktst.k<<uNN0 E@s<<fn Woft.
lnEtna College nf kzhleatlnu -
fsined 20 Wsshinzian inf<r~el-
lesssts Conferences frsrk fifis 81
ufdar. seeflnE So petHtz Central
wsshinFsan seorssi si4. - nsf-
tins afA. Western Washington
ips4. sna pselfis t.,ssn<f@n 90.
Western wsshinxtna F~lsin>f
IL eolf siIls sal c<ntFaI wssh-
lnkfnn successfully defended tb<
ssnais championship.
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. ~ 49, 'r.sl'' sas s.sh~,. ssss ~,
slnsisf CO n.Ftinsl. iaufth. fias.
loo-ssfa a..hs wna ~ aaei.s<
- MI ifsfsnman lfItu1, s<e~na
olehsra lcsH,fsl1 thifd oestI
snastsfnl. TRUTH. fims =
,ossss. isa s @sss cgs@as,.I. ..sssS'
( fDaFth rlIas. so1
icssssai,1 nssla ls.ssssn. ssseea.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

PORTLAND W'hilnaa College
won fhs annual Portland uns-
ssrslfy inVltstional track meef
saturday wltb q 81 pant total
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Rama John Bass

doe Fogsi reports Eesd ssss
fishing In little Kappa Iohn lake
On the Mountain road.
That IL the lake situated near
the Ohneek chicken dinner Inn.
the original chicken aisner ian
u the West
The lake IL en- the isff 81 the
rad not - far beysad fhs
kapoWsin cutoff. o. Jshnsos's
crossing.
IL IL = nBaekish. dark amber
oslorsd body o. satsr. bat the
fish that come frea n are SWEET
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

Western international league aver
ages. including games OF Monday,
Nav 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
TEAM FIELDING
INDIVIDUAL RATING

includes players in five or more
games except pitchers batting below
200. e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Graphic Wierr

ohop lake continues - pro-
duee fine ersppis sssch - fsS
lakes n tbe county %.
And ms reason Tor II hoidinR
40 over me yeafn - ne work
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Rayon crepes and rayon satins In
lovely lace-trimmed, embroidered
and tailored styles. Bra tops and
camisole tops! Bias cut ad-
Unstable shoulder straps! Tearose
and white. Sizes 80 to A and extra
sizes.
MoRToN's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Cotton percales and sheers in forals,
polka dots and Paisley prints. Shirt
waist and button-front styles with
rickrack trim, lacy touches, pockets
and other details. Good selection Of
colors. Colorfast! Sizes IL to as.
MORTON'S-Fashion Basement.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Z5an So: g.: ::::: :: !; $: 8:
n orWhife Sfor Tuna

and Iodine, that effective prevent.
i've of nutritional goiter!
Get six cans today at your gro.
GERS. There are so many different
ways of preparing tuna. : both hot
and cold you'll want to serve it
often. ..and your family will lore it!
Send six labels, with 25c in cash, NJ. o.,
or check postage stamps not accepted
for each plate you wish. Simply write
Send me- Entree and Salad Plate"
and print your name and address plainly.
Send to Van Camp Sea Food Co. Inc,
Terminal Island, California.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Think of it! beautiful 10 inch
California Pottery Entree and Salad
Plates in the rich, new Mat White"
oolor-JOan, just for serving this
quality runa to your family! Start
building your set now.
These quality tunas will thrill
you with their goodness. For %
years, they've been Americas favor
ties because only the tender light
meat is packed. This finest tuna
contains Vitamins "A" and ID"