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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-06
&N.SOCIETY

The following guests attended:
Tillie Tarnuwske, Browerville; Ber-
nice Roth, Litchfield; Mabel Pow
ers, Monticello; Rena Erickson,
Princeton; Mabel A. Golfer, st Paul;
Irene Freberg, Sank Rapids; Mary
Tornstrom Brainerd; Bessie
Stanchfield, st.. Cloud; Elizabeth
Clark, St.. Cloud; Luella Watson,
Montevideo; Ruth M. Peterson,
Litchfield; Mrs. Ruth o. Robinson,
Long Prairie; Katherine Hatten-
dorf; Sank Centre; Mrs. Ada Y.
Homer, Buffalo; Able A. Cole,
Litchfield; r. Grace Rowell, Little
Falls; Waldo Oberg, Montevideo;
Myrtle Hilestrand, Princeton; Fea-
sci Kennedy, Monticello: Martha
Van Brusel, st. Cloud; Odelia Loso,
Royalton; Carrie Slinde, Crosby;
Charlotte Knudson, st. Cloud.
A one o'clock noon luncheon was
held in the dining room at Law
renee hall to open the meeting. Fol
lowing the luncheon a program was
presented by the Teachers College
faculty members. Mabel A. Paul,
acting as POSTMASTER welcomed
the guests. Mrs. I. Green read
Women"
A walking rehearsal Of Barrie's
Twelve Pound Lok" was given by
DR.. Ethel Kaump, Grace Nugent,
Lillian Bulge, and Ruth Moscrip.
Dressed in costume of the 1905.
Helen Stem -Huls sang my Mother
Was a Lady" and 'iOnly a Bird in
a Gilded Cage" DR.. Elizabeth Bark
er, in costume of the 18th century,
presented an act in the character
Of famous Mrs. Maltrop Of 1.-THE
Rivals" by Sheridan.
Farewell, Birthday
Joint Party Sunday
They combined a farewell for
their National Guard son and the
birthday anniversary of their
daughter when Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Veeder entertained a group of
young people at their home Sunday
evening. The party honored their
son, Donald, who will leave with
the National Guard for California,
and their daughter, Lorraine,
whose birthday anniversary was
Monday.
Circle To Meet Monday
Members Of circle three Of the
Women's Federation Of the Con-
gregational Church will meet Mon
day evening at the home Of Mrs.
Donald L. Hanson at $50 o'clock
dinner. Assisting hostesses will be
Misses Clifford Everhart, Pearl
Swope, Nellie Robertson and Ann
Dybdal.
WRC Meets Saturday
Women's Relief Corps will meet
Saturday afternoon in the Com
munity Club rooms at 2:30 p. m.
for a regular business meeting.
Father, Two Sons
Have Birthday Dinner
A birthday dinner Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Clark honored the birthday ami
versaries for Mr.. Clark and his two
sons. Here for the day were Mr..
and Mrs. B. H. Clark and family,
Mrs. e. B. Orion and son, Jimmy,
Of Redwood Falls, and Mr.. and Mrs.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-06
FORMED PARTNERSHIP

Attorney John e. Katzmarek, of
Little Falls, brother-in-law Of Ed
Bartylla, Of this city, announced
this week that he has formed law
partnership with Gordon J. Berg,
under the firm name of Katzmar-
elk & Berg. Mr.. Berg, a graduate
Of the University of Minnesota, is
a former resident Of Minneapolis.
Mr.. Katzmarek was raised in Hold
ingford.
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Church of Our Lady of The Angels
Suday, Low Mass at 500 o'clock.
High Mass at 1000 o'clock.
Rev. John Bettendorf.
st. Paul's Church
Sunday, Low Masses at $50 and
800 a. m. High Mass at 1000 a. m.
Msgr. A. Plachta, Pastor.
Seventh-Day Adventist
Sabbath school at 1000 a. m.
Services 11:15 a. m. every Saturday.
Everybody welcome at all services.
Congregational Church
Rev. Thorley Johnson, Minister
You are cordially invited to the
following services Of the church:
9:45 a. m, Church School. Class
es for all ages. Hoo a. m, Morn
ing Worship. 7:30 p. m, Young
Peoples meeting.
Thursday, 8:45 a. m, Religious
Education for children Of the third
and fourth grade. Class lasts one
hour.
Methodist Church
9:45 a. m. Sunday school. HOO
a. m. worship. Communion mes
sage and observance Of the Lords
Supper. One Of the last requests
Of Jesus was that we should often
commemorate his death in obser-
vance Of this service. All Christ
ians should find help in this fell
lowship, and II you want to begin
the Christian life you may COM
mune with those who are Christ
ians.
400 p. m. Home Guards. $50
p. m. Senior League.
The annual Thank Offering ser
vice Of the Woman's Society for
Christian Service will be held in
the local church at HOO a. m,
February 18th. Mr.. Emerson Tull
will preach the sermon. See later
announcements.
M. L. Brann, Pastor.
Zion Lutheran Church
1000 a. m. Divine service. Hoo
a. m. Sunday school and Bible
classes. 1890 and $3.50 the Luth-
eran Hour, DR.. Walther Maier.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-06

GlenwoOd "a; Sank Centre 20
A ninety-two point ball game
that left Sank Centre an unequal
share of the dividends branded
Glenwood as the heaviest scoring
team in the district Tuesday night
when they downed the Main Street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Mystery Fires
Eyes
Of Club Guards

Fire marshals. arson detectives
chemists and spiritualists all hao
their heads together in Windsor
today trying TO determine the
origin of 80 mysterious fires which
broke out at the Dominion Coll
and Country Club within a seven.
hour period.
While club attendants stood
guard, the strange fires broke Out
under their very noses, in rugs. or
the walls, in curtains and furniture
One club employe said:
"Only ghost could have
touched off the blaxes."
IT saw fires break out as I
stood In the lobby" said Nicholas
White, owner and manager of
the club. First there would be
wisp Of smoke, then q tiny
flame would appear. and some
times within couple Of feet
from us."
After examining the clubhouse
Inspector Claude Anderson of the
Ontario fire marshal's office, re-
fused TO comment, other than that
he had been searching for in
cendiary chemicals.
Such chemicals, which ignite un.
der certain atmospheric conditions
have been used by both German
and British filters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Fate Hangs by a Hair
Claim Of Curing Bald Heads Lands scalp Doctor
in Court Before Jury Of IL Coiffured Women

Sounds caused by falling hair
today filled the court room OF
Recorders Judge Arthur E. Cor
don.
They emanated from the lips OF
those who testified that E. Emer-
son Oestrike was guilty of untrue,
deceptive and misleading adver-
Using when he claimed ability TO
"regrow hair on six of 10 persons,
prevent badness in nine of 10 per-
sons" in his Natural Hair Growers
1884 West Grand boule-
ward.
Leading the attack on Oestrike
were Mai. John F. Roehl of the
Board of Health. Bradford Kemp
ton of the Better Business Bureau
and Assistant Prosecutor Joseph
Bannigan.
IL Oestrike can turn back time,
all three want TO know it-per-
sonally--and quickly.
First of Oestrike's patients to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

testify was Frederick Karschnick
26, who has about as much hair
as all three combined. He said:
Before I was treated 1 lost
200 hairs a day. While i was be-
Ing treated 1 lost 25 hairs a day.
But / don't believe the treat
ments helped because when 1
stopped taking them l returned
TO my normal loss of 200 hairs
daily"
Karschnick was touched wher
Defense Atty. Buel Doelle placed
in his hands about so transparent
little packets containing the wit
ness hair that had fallen during
treatment.
Arthur Brunetti, auto plant
boy. said Oestrike'i
treatment hadn't stemmed the
falling tide that he still has al
the ills that hair is heir to.
The jury was made up of !.
women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

More Royal Puppies of
first quality silk, in
marvellous winter shades.
Beauteous 3-thread Chif-
fons. practical 4-thread
sheers for wonder wear,
6 or 7-thread. s1z to lo1a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

Though low-prieed they
still are first qualityi
High twist. smooth silk.
Sheer 3-threads. 4-thread
service chiffons, and dur
able 6=t-hread service
weights. Sizes ga to 1914.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

but In a four-hour match Nesle
survived every rally to win so.
SIS, 6-3. as. OF.
Dorothy Head, Alameda.
Cal, high school girl, won the
women's singles of the 5Ist
state tournament by defeating
Mrs. Helen Wright of Seattle,
Ga, as, 6-s.
Teamed with Jack Gurley OF
Sacramento, Cal, Neale came
back from his four-hour battle TO
win the mems doubles from top
seeded Henry Prusoff and Dick
Bennett, 2-6, 81. SO. 81. 90.
Nancy Wolfenden and Hal
Wagner of San Francisco heat
Neale and Miss Head s-s, is
for the mixed doubles htl~.
George HawIey, Seattle. won
the veterans championship
from Carr Randall, also Seat
tie. as, as.
Results Saturday:
Junior mems singles: Harry
Roche, San Francisco beat War
rem Lowenbein, San Francisco. SIS,
so, so.
Junior girls singles: Dorothy
" ga d, Alameda, beat Joann
Brooke, Santa Monica, 81, 6-3,
6-3.
Junior doubles: Roche and Low
enbein beat Tom Van Fleet of
Santa Barbara, Cal, and Bob
Rutledge, San Francisco, 81, 2-6,
go. SO. SO.
Women's doubles: Mrs. Coda
Gross and Daphne Buckell. Berke-
ley, Cal, beat Miss Helen Gurley
and Miss Head. SIS, 6-3.
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COAST LEAGUE
p, UNITED PRESS

Bs UNITED PRESS
Al HollinRsworths three-hit
white-wsshing OF the San Diego
Padres gave the Sacramento Car
dinals a so victory yesterday In
Coast baseball. San Diego won the
opener 81.
Hollingsworth chalked mp
his 18th victory Of the season
In turning back the Padres,
hut he won primarily on the
slx errors contributed nv the
Padres.
Johnny ellis home run with
Herman Reich on base gave Port
land its win in the sixth inning Of
the opener against Seattle.
Les Weber clinched his own
game in the nightcsp when he
struck out Pinchhitter Earl Reid
a pitcher by the way) with the
bases fun in the sixth. Weber
had his appendix ysnked recently.
The Los Angeles Angels
split a pair with the Holly
wood Stars. The Seraphs
blanked the Twinks 10 In the
nightcsp and lost the opener
1915.
In the opener Wayne Osborne
outpitched a field Of three Angel
SEATTLE-Allen Milton. al
year-old Portland. Ore. midget
automobile driver died yesterday
OF injuries received Saturday
night when his racing car over
turned twice At Plsylsnd stadium
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Wallace, Carr
Win at Traps

Joe Wallace. veteran. and Har-
old Carr. newcomer. tied for first
place in the 16-yard event At the
Tacoma Gun club Sunday. Each
knocked down +s out Of 50 targets.
Four others tied for second with
AIS.
Andy Rowe. smother veteran,
took 2S out Of ~ in the handicap.
Miles Jelinek took ~ out Of
"a at the doubles trap.
J. u. Irwin won the skeet, -
out Of so.
The next shoot will be Aug. 10.
a special skeet event.
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Emery Neale
Net Champion
Wins Stote Crown
Over Nick Curter

SEATTLE Emery Nesle, 1a-
year-old Stanford junior from
Portland, Ore. today held the
Washington state mems singles
crown and thereby turned the
tables on Nick Carter. San Fran
cisco netmsn.
The previous week Carter had
defeated Neale in the Pacific
Northwest finals at Tacoma. Yes
terday Carter entered the finals
with a toohache. He fought cagily
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Morton Loses
To Tillicum

One un d efe ted team was
knocked off of the roost in West
ern Washington league play Sun
day afternoon when the Tllicum
Chiefs handed the Morton Loggers
their first setback of the second
half, 4 to 3, at Western State hos
pital.
The game left the Chiefs,
along with Spanaway, which
downed Roy, Is TO /, the only
undefeated clubs in the circuit
during the second half. Ship
builders defeated Pacific City,
= 10 4. on the latter's grounds
In the third game Of the day.
Lew G dsmith was on the
mound for the Chiefs and held the
Loggers scoreless until the eighth
frame. The Loggers tied the count
in the ninth but Manager Clink
Jacobs singled, Gilly Portman
walked and, with two out. Catcher
Ray Sturgeon tripled to count the
winning run.
Hank Mstson limited the
Roy club 10 four scattered hits
while heavy bat work on the
part of his mates, led nv
George Thorliefson, who col
lected three for five including a
home run, accounted for the
win
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Acres Results

SUNDAY
first Race-s4o5. 3-year-olds and
up,. claiming one mile
Malta do7l ........t55o "a 10 40
Azuss doel .... $40 40
Tiny Tim u1ol 80. 80
Woodhouse. c. Stafford Ahtrawith.
Bangas Flying Stick, Chelmsford.
Ever Double, Birthday Cake. Nunea-
ton.
second Race - s5o5 washington
foals 3-year-olds and up. one mile
Glad March AID. &c.
Ralls) .......... .e5 30 1910 ~ 30
rort Lewis ...''.... s.oO go
Time. i so. Smoky W. Step Mother,
Piratical. Step.
Third Race-s4o5: claiming; 2-year-
olds: five furlongs.
Air Risk AID $3.50 % 80 $500
Lucky Leila ul0 E. $40 40
Jockeys mo- in order: c. Rails. G. t tsO
dan. X. Watson. Time. sea. West
Pride, Black Streak Pooh-Annie,
Ever Speed, Lady serajevo.
Fourth Race - s4os; claiming; g.
Maystick ul5) $3.50 $3.50 % 90
Gallatin ul2l 80. $50 5 70
Gladys Ann ulO 3lO
Jockeys in order. c. Rails. H. D.
Wilson, W Classify. Time. lll2.
Valdina Lad. Trans Wynn. squaw
Man. Roman whistler Ali style. wig
town.
rinh Rsc--,Sos. claiming: s-y.ar-
olds and up: LIS miles
autumn Color ulD tl4.7o $500 az 90
Marco ulsl -. 500 2.5o
SUNDAY Child ulS $50
jockeys in order: X Woodhousr A.
Hovry. d. Dooson Time. 1881.
Hilds MAY. Golden Nugget. GO Get
ter. Jolito.
sixth Race = ssoS; handicap: s.
Count Valiant ll6l - so ~ 90 90 40
Lucas Sun no.. $40 500
Palmera r dl4 -. no
Jockeys IN order. c Rails. D. bod
son X. Noodhouse Time. i37.
Bonicon. Gordon's Gift. Little Abner.
Skating Fool: declared Aldridse
seventh .aoo5' Speed handi.
cap for s-year-olds and up, six fur
longs
Wee roney di0 .lI4o .4so q so
Downy Pillow ul2 $40 $50
jockeys in order. F. weid ami % 3,
Dodson. R. Warner. Time. no.
Campus Fusser. over Drive. Scar Leg
Olimpo. Hanky Psnky. Sahara Chief.
Wildland
Eighth Race sos. claiming. a.
year-olds and up: one mile
Leland ul2 5000 IS 90 IS 90
colo Jet llD ..... $50 40
Panlpst lllD ..... 40
Jockeys in oroer Howry. Dixon,
Burns. Time. 1891 HoWdy Andy
Porte Amy keene Jack FLYING
Bud, Shasta Fire and Deceive.
pitchers. Jess Flores. Dick Coff-
man and Fay Thomas 10 net the
Stars their victory. Ray Prlm
BANKED the TNrinks with six hits
IN the second contest.
The Oakland Oaks swamped the
Seals II and 80 and won the
series six games n one. A five .
run rally finished Ed Stutz IN the .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Minneapolis l0-i. Indianapolis
as.
Columbus as. Kansas City 81.
81. Paul Sc. Louisville 80
Milwaukee ll-3. Toledo 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

Summary Runs responsible for.
Jonas J. Holmes ! struck out. BY
Jonas 10. Holmes q. base on balls. off
Jonas 4. left on bases Vancouver g
Tacoma s. three base hit Cailteaux.
tVo-base hits Stoe Der. Jolley Rickert:
runs batted In. LlnRua. Stoeber.
sacrifice CailteauN. double plays
Perry TO horehouse 20 Ricksrt Jol-
lev 70 Dreamer 10 Orteig time Of
game 1888. umpires. Orsyec and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Organized Labor Goes Baseball .

Organized labor its TO organized baseball
Wednesday night when the Tacoma Central Labor Council
sponsors the between the Tigers and the Spokane
Indians.
This is a fine gesture. Professional baseball, clean
any sport invented by is deserving of support
from ALL
The entitled praise for their
generous wholenearted support
a prosperous
pear In Tacoma
Also will something for Tacomas finest charities
the Tacoma Orthopedc society.
Spokane clubs will be playing baseball to help
crippled youngsters get we'll
orthopedic society might that
cutche to play baseball
game help for crippled kdd impor
that b.
together national defense program
plants the workers to be hosts
70 the bosses at the ball
a That's good too.
manufacturer Is baseball
doing great thing sponsoring
Wednesday nights
They're helping put the national they're helping
charity that they bat along 100
bosses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
son FOLLOWS FATHER

Richard Arlens six-year-old son.
"Rioky," has flown more than 500
hours as an air passenger with
his father. now starred in Para
mounts Flying Blind" and plans
TO be pilot when he grows UP.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

Sacramento ....... 900 200 ooo-2
san Diego ........... 00l Dol olx-3
Summary. Runs scored, off Schmidt
3. Terry q. bases on balls off Schmidt
!, Terry 3: struck out. by Schmidt
Terry Z. nit by pitcher. Mcdonald by
schmidt: left on bases. Sacramento Q,
San Diego 8: two-base hits. Mcdonald.
Schmidt. Blsttner. home run. Blstt-
ner. sacrifice hits Patchett, Pella-
GRIM. Blsttner: stolen bases. Adams,
Martin, players walking. Martin 2
Sturdy. Terry: nuns hatted in-Pat-
chett Blattner 2. before Mazzera:
double PLAYS Scalzi
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HOWARD JONES, TROJAN COACH, DEA
WI Box Scores

of Bryant J. struck out ov Brysnf
J. Raimondi Z double pisF MsrIonsffI
% FuTni. runs hattsd n. Tounker
Johnson : SuFme KoekI ToYzrson.
earned runs. Yakima : Wsnafchee
umpires NelsEerber and Moran. tims
q zans ] 0S
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Heart Attack
Proves fatal
Ronked Gs One Of
All-Time Masters

Los ANGELES Howard Haru-
ing Jones IS. famous head man
Of football At the University Of
Southern California. and one Of
the nations great coaches FOR -
years. died Unexpectedly yesterday
n a heart attack.
A maid was the only person
present when he was stricken
in his North Hollywood home.
She called a physician. hut
Jones was dead when he ar
rived.
Funeral arrangements viii not
be announced until word is re-
ceived from members Of the family
as to whether they are coming 10
Los Angeles.
Jones is survived by his widow:
son. Clark. %; a daughter. Caro-
line. ID; three brothers-Tad Jones.
New Haven. Conn. and Clarence
and Tom Jones. Excello. O.. and
sister Mrs. Christine Sawyer. of
LYMAN, O.
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Ran for Averill In sixth.


Earned runs off Hilcher /. Barrett
2. bases on balls. off Hilcher !. Bar
rett 2 struck out. by Hilcher 4 Bar
rett 2 hit BY pitcher. Gyselman by
Hllcher. left on bases. Portland 7
Seattle 4 home run Gill. players
walking. Harris. Owen. Thompson
runs oatted in. Gill 2 Scarsella:
double plays Scsrsella Hilcher-
Wright Reich. Reich Brown Wright.
Brown -Wright-Reich: umpires, Doran
and Planning. Time. so.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE

fESTERDAf - RESULTS
Philadelphia 81, Detroit 10.
New York SO. Chicago ST.
Washington As. st. Louis 80.
Cleveland 4, Boston o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

Mcdonald. sacrifice hit Blattnsr.
stolen base, Martin PLAYERS walking.
Petchett. Sturdy. Jensen. Martin,
Mszzers. Wieczorek. runs batted in.
Wieczorek 2. double plays. Rich TO
Sperry to Mcdonald. Rich TO McDon-
aid, Blattner to Sturdy.
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Totals ..#...s...23 O al l3 a
Batted for Rich IN the sixth.
score BY Innings
Sacramento ......... 002 GOA O-5
san Dlego ....#... 600 OOo %
summary-Lo sing pitcher Rich. az
bat. of Rich q. runs responsible
for, Rich 5 hits of Rich o bases
on balls, off Rich 2 Humphreys l.
Hollinssworth : struck out by Hol-
lingsworth s. hit by pitcher Sturdy
BY Rich; left on bases. Sacramento ..
san DIEGO 5. tvo-osss hits Adams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

Summary: Losing pitcher. Richard
son. balk. Endress. innings by Rich
ardson 3. Eisenmann Q. Endress S.
hits. off Richardson 7. Eisenmann
Endress /. runs responsible for
Richardson . Endress o. Eisenmann
]. struck out BY Richardson 2
Eisenmann @ Endress 4. bas- on
balls. off Richardson S. Eisenmann 3
Endress Wild pitches. Eisenmann.
left on bases. Yakima Q. Wenatches
5. tWo-oase hits Rossier Bliss. runs
oatted in. Bonetti Younker. johnson.
Reese. Bliss. aoski. Weigandt: Marion
etti. Eisenmsnn 2. stolen bases. John
son 2, Weigandt Torgeson: double
plAv. Koski 70 Madrid 10 RseSs time
90. umpires. Moran and wslagerber
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tsecond Gamer

Score by Innings
Salem .... 900 900 600
Spokane LOG 100 oox-S 8 o
Summary-Runs batted in. Myers
2, Gedzius 2. Mccormack. Martinez:
tvo-base hit. Mccormack three
base hit Alden: double plays. Grit
fiths to Bates. Martinez 10 Ged2ius 20
MilAni. left on bases Salem 5. Spo-
kane II. bases on balls off Windsor
s Kinnaman 2 struck out. nv Wind
sor !. Kinnaman 3: time or game.
ZOO. umpires. Enger and Nelson.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
SUNDAYS RESULTS

Portland 81, Seattle is.
San Diego 80. Sacramento rs.
Hollywood 100. Los Angeles So
Oakland ia. San Francisco 10.
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bhlJtO lor WrlRnt IN sixth
Batted for Callahan in sixth.
Score by Innings
Portland ..............0 900 Dol OIL
Seattle ..............l0 2 o20 Ks
Summary - Losing pitcher. Orren:
innings pitched. Orrell ga, Callahan
az. at bat. off Orrell 10. Callahan
-; runs responsible for. off Orrell
3. Callahan g. hits. off Orrell S.
Callahan 5. earned runs off Orrell
3. Callahan 2. Weber l. sacrifice
hit. off Orrell l. bases on balls, off
Orrell l, Weber 3: struck out. bv
Callahan /. Weber 3. left on bases
Portland 10 Seattle S. two-base hits
Escobar. Mstheson, Scarsella, Gill.
Weber. sacrifice hit. King. stolen
bases. Matheson 2, Searsella PLAYERS
walking. Harris Gill Hawkins. Nor
bert. runs batted in. Scarsells 2.
Matheson 2. Fsllon Norbert. double
PLAYS Orrell 70 Wright Sickle 10
Berger 20 soarsells. umpires. Planning
and Doran. time / IS.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Cincinnati al. Philadelphia 0-s.
Boston 1910, st. Louis los.
Chicago 6. New York 2.
Pittsburgh As. Brooklyn 30.
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oINhHIIf FVV NWI WoA-I0 10 q
Summary: Runs batted in. Hughes
4. Mccormack 3. Gedzlus 2 Beard
Alden, Martinez. George, Bergstrom
Cameron: tNo-base hits Mccormack
2. Adams, Bates: home runs. Hughes
2. stolen bases, Martinez. Cameron.
Alden. Milani. sacrifice, OFlynn
double plays Martinez to Milani:
Rosenlund to Martinez 10 Milani:
Gedzius To Mlani left on bases.
Salem s spokane 6: base on balls.
off Simpson 2 OFlvnn a struck
out hv Simpson /. OFlynn l. time
OF game, so. umpires, Nelson and
Fnger.
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ON THE LAM
I1ifh ELLIOTT METCALF

ONE Of the coaches Of college footballs long history
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howard Jones master mentor at University Of Southern
eaforna died suddenly Sunday his Los Angeles home
He was only SIS years old.
Jones long service coach. his wonderful record
placed him pedestal with knute Rockne, Pop Warner
and Hurry Up Yost
One can feel safe that
mat Jones good they
product Of Yale. Howard q
traditional with yales football glory Of past
The Howard Jones game beam.
Of the classics Of all
Now both Of these masters passing through
sirplans In 1891.
But the Noire Dame Southern
tme will tell whether this feature viii memory
both old are gone
Jones had been fine health ago
complained Of indigestion Sunday suffered
summoned physician. collapsed
the kitchen floor Of