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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
.Louis-Conn in
Yank Stadium

NEW YORK; sports writers
committee named BY the army TO
handle all arrangements for the
heavyweight title fight Oct. IL be-
tween Sgt. Joe Louis and Pvt.
Billy Conn announced today that
the bout definitely would be
staged at Yankee stadium. The
fight IL expected to start around
p. m
Meanwhile sgt. Joe Louis
arrived here by train today Ia
start training for his 22nd
heavyweight title defense and
said he would try 70 knock
out" Pvt. Billy Conn. the
Pittsburgh challenger. as
early "a possible In their Is
round fight.
Louis. who has been stationed
at Fort Riley. Kan. said he would
start training at Greenwood Lake.
N. Y. tomorrow for the Oct. II
bout.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Cy Greenlaw
Sunday
Fort Lewis Plays
Pdsco Flyers Again

FORT LEWIS Ford Smith
failed from the right side last
week so cy Greenlsw will try
fooling them from the left this
Sunday when Fort Lewis War
riors meet the Pssco Naval n.y.
ers at Spokane In the second round
of their Northwest service base
ball title series.
Manager Morrie Arnovich
today said Gre~uiaw. former
ST. Mary's and Vancouver
Western international league
mound star. will be his start
ing choice.
Billy Beard. the x-Willemette
university athlete who was under
contract with the Seattle Rsiniers
before joining up, win be back
Of the plate. The soldiers are out
to get revenge for the lis de-
feat they suffered at Tacoma last
Sunday.
Arnovich will have Smith,
giant Negro Highlander;
Joe Albanese, southpaw, and
ID. Fields. right handler. as
reserve pitcher. Smith may
he used In the outfield, al
though the Warriors hope 10
have Corp. Billy Sewell in the
lineup.
Sewell has been with the War
riors all season prior to switching
to Fort George Wright last week.
A squad of 20 army players.
headed by 1t. Col. ALIVE L. Mer-
rill, special services officer, and
1t. Val Kirk, athletic officer. will
entrain for Spokane Saturday
morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
WEIGH Orders
Contact Drill

SEATTLE-University OF Wash
ington Huskies reported for full
scrimmage at the practice field to-
day.
Coach Ralph CPesD WEIGH said
we won't do lot of scrimmage.
but enough 10 let everyone know
We mean business"
Yesterdays morning and
afternoon drills were continue
ton Of conditioning work with
passing and kicking added to
the daily assignment.
Ends Arnold Weinmeister, Jack
Tracy and Fred Olson showed up
well yesterday as they snatched
long and short aerials in pass re-
ceiving from Bob Erickson and
Fred Provo.
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Alsab
Scratched

PAWTuCkET. r. L-Aiaab
Wa scratched today - sens
1890 fans cerveseed - Mar
ragAssett Park fo watch hhs
sch . duled dream" racs
against Whirlaway In the
ninth renewal Of the s.s.eoo
NarragAnsett handicap.
Track officials predicted.
however, that Aisah's with
dr~waI would reduce hut little
the more than $4,000 which
tcday's program ~as expected
"a net for the army and navy
relief funds.
The anticipated duel hsA
stirred more interest than ANY
raoe since seabiscuit and War
Admiral ran Mt Pimlice In
1854. The horse~ had rated
at about even money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Local Bowling News

scctty Nurdock's Packers. ocky
eeidelman's Transfers. and Jerry
Warden's North End quintet
Jumped into . first-place tie IN
rAcoma Major league standings
when each team captured three
out Of four points a. the fast pin
circuit opened It's 1e42-$s cam
paign last night At the North End
alleys.
The Packers. rolling ssss,
sr>hhed their three tallics
from MN othick's shipyards
team. ISIS; the Teamsters.
97ol, took nan Herdman's
rugbeat Annies, 1sSs. Into
camp for three points: and
TIE North Enders, .eSs. won
three from the defending
cAAmpions. Ken McDcnalds
spert.mea. ass.
NcDonald's forces were known
a. thu Sixth Avenuers last sea-
son. but during the current cam
paign viii represent the Tacoma
sportsmen's association.
In the fourth match Of the eve
ming, Vic Johnson's Asbestos quin-
tet. captained by Bob Stein. rolled
7671 70 gain an even break with
Bill Hurlbut's X streeters. 26$o.
Hurlbut grabbed individual hon.
ors with q big 2s7 single and COL
series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Babe Has IS Out
PULLMAN

PULLMAN - A football squad
of IS players greeted Babe Hol-
lingbery. Washington state Col
lege grid mentor. for his first set
Of twin workouts. Quality was
high II quantity wasn't.
Numbered among the IS re-
turning were IL vets and Is
<ophomores or transfers. The
big job around WSC IL TO find
pair of starting tackles. an
end and a guard to replace
those graduated last year. Jim
Wright, George Dyson, Mel
HOLDEN and Bill Gusiafson
look like the class of the
tackle crop. As a mate for
Nick Susoeff HoIlingbery will
probably use either Jelly An
der>on or Nally Kramer. Jack
Godfrey. Harry Pianck and
Gene Anger are after the
other guard post. Bill Ward
will handle one guard assign
menf.
Right now Hollingbery figures
TO have Washington state star
right in where II left off last year
but injury or elimination Of any
one of the key men would raise
havoc with title hopes Of the club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Denies Crish
Has Turned Pro

PORTLAND-Tony crish. Uni
versity Of Oregon end. has neither
reported for practice nor signed
a contract with the Vancouver
Shipbuilders professionals. Coach
Eric Waldorf said today in spik-
ing rumors that Crish would de-
sert the college ranks for a pay
for-play league.
Waldorf said he had been unable
TO track down the source Of the
rumor. Crish's whereabouts are
unknown, but the university squad
has indicated 1t expected him TO
return to school for his senior
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Raglan Named
Bear Track Boss

BERkELEY. Cal.-Alvs CAD
Ragan today was appointed head
track coach at the University of
California. succeeding Brutus
Hamilton who recently was COM
missioned a captain in the army
air force intelligence.
Ragan. a graduate Of the uni
versity and assistant coach since
1928. attended Modesto high
school and junior college and star
red as an sll-sround athlete. He
competed in the hurdle events at
California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Newark Bears Win
Plsyoff Encounter

NFWARk-Ths champion New
ark Bears cot of 70 = fast start
IN the international league play
offs oy defeating tire fourth
place Jersey City Giants. so. in
the opening round Of the COVER
nor"s cup series at Jersey City yes
ierdsy.
The second game VIII be played
az Jersey City Saturday. with
George WAshburn scheduled 70
pitch for the Bears and Ken Jun
gels for the Giants. Syracuse VII
play seoond-plsce Montreal Sstur-
day and Sunday AZ Montreal and
the next three nights al Syracuse
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n the Cards win they'll be
sxacxly even with the Dodgers in
the race for the National league
flag. And they viii become i'm
mediate fsvorites 70 take the pen
nant because Of their winning
momentum. which. before todsys
contest had registered Is victories
= their last s. contesta
n CnrdlnaAs ere - ceafs-
asnt - victory ts1.y a.d In
- rsanining Is Eames thai
shsy already are saying; Il
wsn1er hsw msch Bebe New
ssa y figuring 81 getting for
~ secssd- place split.- No
Cardinal. however. win permit
hausslf - ~ quoted In this ~
spscl
Nevertheless Manager Bully
nouthvorth Of thu Cards says.
Tn pitching Max LAnisr. He
eees n regardless II whom the
Dcdgers start On the mound-os II
Nax Macon or anyone else"
MUST WIN TODAY
southworth was tickled At yes
terday's victory. in which Pitcher
Cooper yielded but three hits, q
triumph that cut the Dodgers'
had 10 one lone game.
But Manager southworth said;
ct doesn't matter what happened
yesterday. or what may happen to-
nosrow. We've got TO win today.
s>Csrsaanly we'vs bsea mev-
NJ - With . great surge.
During ~ past few weeks
we've cut the Dedger lead 70
enc game. We've won - NJ
eur last - Eamcs. What 10
respoasihle for that up-surEe:
Wei. IN tel you.
when Ne started the season we
had only two seasoned players at
regular berths--Jimmy Brown and
Terry Moore. some OF the others
had been up IN the majors for one
year or two. but they weren't
ssasoned like Dolf camilli and
BILLY Herman Of the Dodgers.
FAST sTEPPERs
because We started with a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Pioneer League

BOISE-The Boise Pilots. sec
ond half champions Of the Pioneer
league. today held 2-i lead over
the first half titists. Pocatsllo, in
their four out Of seven game play
off series.
The Pilots forged ahead az Pocs-
tello last night. with Norman Hsr-
rison pitching them 10 q brilliant
20 victory. He allowed only three
hits. The series moves 10 Boise
tonight
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young team. We lost mucn ime
and lost valuable games early IN
the season while ! was expert
menting-trying 10 fit the night
guy into the right berth. In the
past few weeks. I've at last found
the right Jobs for the right players.
and Ne have bern going To town.
The team N clicking from top 10
bottom, and win continue to click.
I hope. IT'S young. fast-step-
ping, hard-hitting outfit that
should 60 places. but I'm making
no predictions"
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Edith Moresti rolled . $50
single and 43s series iast night
"a capture individual honors In
the first match Of the Tele-
phone Girls league schedule ~
the North End alleys.

son was elected vice president
Gene Robinson is the secretary
treasurer.
Team captains of the new league
are Bill Rawlings. II. r. Parks. r..
Bergerson. Al Johnson, Fred Min
niti. Mann Tore. Dick Hilton. and
Owen Laughter.
CLASS A ELECTS
Mary Leicester was elected
president Of the Class A women's
league at a meeting held Friday
night at the Broadway alleys after
the league matches were COM
pleted.
Nellie Brooks Was elected TO the
office Of vice president and
Frances Tsunt was chosen seore-
tary-treasurer
The weeks league play for the
week closed with the matches OF
Friday night. leaving the alleys
open over the week end for an an
ticipated heavy transient business
Three more leagues are SEIZED.
uled to open early next week Ths
Eagles Auxiliary. with 10 teams
starts on the Coliseum alleys Mon
day nigh; at o'clock.
Two big circuits open their
campaigns on the Broadway. The
Industrial league shoots Monday
al I o'clock and the City Employees
one Of Tecoms's hest operates
leagues. starts Tuesday At
o'clock with 10 teams ready FOL
the opener.
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NEW sHIPYARDS LEAGUE

NV SHIPYAkDS LEAGUE
Bowiers from the biz shipyard
met at the Sport Center Friday
night and organized a new eight
team league to shoot on wednes-
day nights a, the North End
alleys.
The league will operate with q
team limit az SIS and will shoot
through q 80 week split season.
starting next Wednesday. at 8
o'clock.
II. r. Parks ~as ,named pre.i-
dent at the meeting and Glen Mad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Bellarmine Will
Play Olympia

Bellarmine Lions will open their
football season against Olympia
Bears on September is at olym-
pia. IL was announced Saturday
by Coach Gordon Toner.
The Lions gre accepting the
Olympia game after Highline
Pirates of the Puget Sound con-
ference had been forced to cancel
the contest because OF late start
in practice.
The game viii start at 5 ,. m.
Toner said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14

Totals .....34 2 n II O
xBatted for Collins in 9Th
xxBattsd for Like IN 9Th.
IRAN for White / nefh.
Sscrs mento ......-..13o oi0 OOo-s
Seattle ....O 600 600 O2o-2
Summary Innings pitched hv
Schmidt p Like 9. AZ bat. off
Schmidt "a Like %: nuns. off
Schmidt 2 Like S. hits off Schmidt
:. Lfhke 2. earned runs. Schmidt 2
Lihks s. bases on balls. of Schmidt
2 Like & struck out bv Schmidt O.
Like / left on bases. Sacramento
3 Seattle 2 tuo-heSe hit. Thonp-
son. sacrifice hits. Sturdy. Schmidt
stolen osSe Lake players walking
Lake 2 Liiisrd. Msthesor earns.
Like Kinz. MatheSon- Mullen. runs
bstted in Thompson. Mueller.
Schmidt Lake. Sturdy. double plays.
King 70 Niemiec sturdy 20 Lake 70
STURDY. time ] 81. umpires. Nc
Donald and FEnninE-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Cardinals Order
Tickets Printed

ST. LOrIS-The ST. Louis
Cardinals have ordered world
series tickets printed. President
Sam Breadon announced today.
although he said the club would
not accept reservations until the
team Is assured of the National
league pennant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14

BOudreau
Ordered to
Cease Play

CLEVELAND. O.-Lsu Boo-
dreau. youthful manager and
second hasen.an Of the Ceye-
land Indians. has been ordered
by his physician to stop play
ing baseball until his health
improves. Boudreau Vas said
Ia be suffering from pleurisy
and Was replaced by Russ fe-
tiers In yesterdays game
against the BOSTON Red Sox.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Risk Leads
Team at Bat
FORT LEWIS

FORT LEWIS - Corp. Risk.
four-year letterman at Pacific
University before he entered the
army. is the leading hitter on the
Reception Center baseball team at
Fort Lewis with a mark of All.
Risk has hit 81 times in 20
trips. Bill Sewell. All-American
grid star at Washington State, is
second with .37e. according to
figures issued by Sgt. Guy Mar
ianette. manager.
Leading hitters among players
who have been up more than 50
times:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Bio Purse Offered

PAWTuCkET. r. I.--Pre~i-
dent Jamc~ z. Dooley 81 the
Narragansett Racing associs-
ticn today offered . $4,000
purse for q match rsce b.
tween Whiriaway and Alsah
at weights for age over . mile
and fhree-sixteenths course
here next Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
st. Louis 3, Brooklyn o.
New York 4. Chicago 3.
Cincinnati s, Philadelphia I'll
inningsl.
Pittsburgh at Boston. postponed.
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Donneuy II. Fischer Il: At bat, off
Donnelly Sc Fischer 50: runs. off
Donnellv 3. Fischer 4 hits. off Dom
nelly s. Fischer 10. earned runs Dom
nelly 2. Fischer 4: bases on balls. off
Donnellv Z. Fischer I struck out BY
Donnellv 6. Fischer 2. hit by pitcher
MatheSon by Donnelly: left on bases.
Sacramento 5. Seattle z two-base
hits. Thompson. Sturdy CAIRNS: sac
rifice hits. Thompson 2. King. play
ers walking. Lake, Sickle 2. Harris:
runs batted in. earns 2 Torgeson
Sturdy: double plays. Sickle 70
Niemiec 70 Torgeson. Gyselman 70
Niemiec 20 Torgeson CAIRNS 70
Sturdy. time. 2:lo. umpires. Planning
and Macdonald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
HEAT TAkEs TOLL

Enroll Flynn lost eight pounds
during a two-dsys' training camp
scene for Gentleman jim" the
action calling for sparring and
gym work under a sun that topped
100 degrees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14

"o'teh tfA'N oAsee5 - 's~ -
their feeble hitting and wobbly
pitching. There are is games left
to play for both teams.
Big Mort Cooper became the
first pitcher In the majors to win
20 games a. he propelled the
Cards to within one game Of the
top by stopping the Dodgers, SO,
on three hits yesterday.
A crowd Of 2e.774 watched
Cooper aid his own cause with
two hita, which both developed
into runs. The Dcdgers' ace,
Whit Wyatt. was nicked for
seven safeties before retiring
for . pinch-hitter In the
eighth.
Hiram Bithorn walked Hank
Leiber TO force Johnny Mize in
with the winning run that gave the
New York Giants q 4-3 decision
over the Chicago Cubs.
Cincinnati racked up three runs
in the 18th to break q SIS tie and
defeat the Phils. SIS.
The Pittsburgh-Boston double
header was postponed.
In the American league. I'd
smith shaded Alley Donald In
n brilliant mound duel To give
the White Sex . 10 triumph
over the Yanks.
The Boston Red Sox raped the
Cleveland Indians. 1872, making IL
hits off three pitchers.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
81. Loui. =. 600 DOL 02o-s q 0
BROOKLYN -. 600 900 600 o
NJ. Cooper and w. Cooper; Wy
att. French (el and Owen.
Chicago. -. eI0 DOL i0o-s o
New York. o0l 900 osl--4 ls l
Bithorn and Gillespie. Herman
dez: Feldman. Adams te) and
Msneuso. Berries.
Pittsburgh at Boston. both
games postponed.
Cincinnati. $50 600 600 os-s Is !
Philadelphia loi oio zoo oo--s Is !
vandermeer. Beggs t5) and La
manno: johnson. lahem t2), Beck
Cd. Pearson Isl. Melton ~ and
Bragsn
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. 600 600 ooe-o q
Chicago. eoe 900 olx-i 6
Donald and Hemsley; Smith and
Dickey.
Boston. -. sos o02 sSo-ls IL
Cleveland 600 900 1oi- 5
Chase and Peacock. Bsgby. Cen
ter (D. cromek 90 and Desautels,
Denning.
Philadelphia. iei ioi oIe-s
Detroit 49,. elo eoz oio--s 10
Christopher. Beck 90 and Wsg-
ner: Trout. Msnders 81, Henshs~
(sl and Riehe.
Washington 100 COL oil Z
ST. Louis aso $50 eox-io ~
Hudson. Bevil (sl and Evans
ostermueller and Hayes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
SWede Sets
Smile Mark
STOCKHOLM

STOCKHOLM - Gunder Hsgg,
the lean Swedish fireman with the
ground-eating stride. was credited
today with his sixth world middle
distance mark In a little more than
three months.
Hagg. reinststed recently TO
amateur status, yesterday
cracked the three-mile world
record with a 1884 perform
ance In Stockholm stadium.
Since July ? he has broken world
standards for the mile. two-mile.
900. 1000 and 5000 meter races
He is expected to fly TO America
to compete indoors this winter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
TOday's Sport Saturday
ID u Id = n Is the Day
AnA"I For Cords
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK-Ths is the day which the Cardinals
md Dodgers tangle in handtohand combat to determine
whether the ST. Louis experiment" draw even
with the Dodgers providing perhaps the
most fascinating competition of l942at least in baseball
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14

Your postmaster can tell YOU
how 70 invest In L. s. WAR
BONDS.
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BY Jonwan

NO sssAsTlkAs on 1-OsE s-lps,
COLONEL - TIES'aE s.AakEc VITA
r.Slso CLOCKS eoga11sG 70 T-t
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N he
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

hEsIkhDAb = hFsNt Lie
Chicago /. New York 0.
Boston Is. Cleveland ?.
St. Louis 10, Washington I.
Philadelphia S. Detroit 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
TEXAS LEAGUE

NpWt-f1nal FiaNofft
shreveport 2. Fort Worth o fsecond
straight victory for Shreveport
Beaumont 3. san Antonio ten
tnrings) Beaumont leads two games
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Vikings Open
Drills Monday

PUYALLUP-Puyallup Vikings
will open their football training
this Monday evening at $50
o'clock. il was announced by Coach
Carl Sparks.
Returning lettermen who
are expected TO he on hand In
clnde Captain Norman Ward,
tackle: Dick Forenta. center:
Marion Lupdrigan. end: Buck
Brock, quarterback; Kenny
Spooner. fnllback: Dave Mar
!. tin and Dick Penhale, half
hacks.
First opponent for the Vikings
will be the Chehalis Bearcats who
will play the Puyallup gridmen on
October at Viking field. Other
games on the schedule include
seven Tits in the Puget Sound
Conference plus the annual
Thanksgiving day game with
Summer.
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Sacramento as. Seattle 30.
Hollywood 6. Los Angeles z.
Oakland ?, San Francisco 1.
Portland So. San Diego a.
SEATTLE-The Pacific Coast
league race today is a two-team
affair, between Los Angeles and
Sacramento. with Seattle out of
II by virtue Of a twin defeat at
the hands OF Sacramento.
Los Angeles lost another 20
Hollywood. and dropped .
game and . half 10 Sacramen-
10 - the stars hammered out
IL hits for . ST victory. The
so,cns went IL innings be-
fore heating Seattle In the
first game As. and won the
second So.
Oakland trimmed San Francisco
I'll and Portlsnd-Ssn Diego split
a doublehsader. the Beavers TAX
ing the opener 81 and dropping
Bill Thomas dealt the Angels
the nightcap "A.
the telling blow. scattering the
eight hits he allowed the Sersphs,
permitting a pair Of TALES in the
fourth. but after that the league
leaders could not reach pay dirt.
Oakland $500. 900 600 02o-2
san Francisco .nt0 600 o0o-i s
Salveson and Raimondi; Hsrrell,
Stutz and Sprinz. Ogrodowski
Hollywood ...... 0t0 oi0 000--6 II
los Angeles 900 300 600
Thomas and Brenzel. Gehrman,
Dobernic snd Campbell.
First game:
san Diego 49,. .0l 81 90 600 o. II 2
Portland 49,. .0oI col 600 is II I
Hebert and Salkeld: Lisks and Leo
vioh
san Diego 1900. .00l 02O IL $
Portland ......... 00f 600 ID
Brown and before. Cohen. Orrell
and MAYER.
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NEW YORk-The National
League pennant rses NJ
giasce:
W l. On To Pa,
Brooklyn -. ~ Is :. is
81. Louis -. rs 90 Is
Games remaining. Brooklyn
With 81. Lcuis I. New York
I. Cincinnati ., Pittsburgh Z.
Boston I, Philadelphia !.
st. Icuis-With Brooklyn I,
Cincinnati Z. Pittsburgh ?,
Chicago 4. Boston 2. Phiia-
delphia 4.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
riayoff Games

riasoff Games
r II p
Columbus ... 100 900 oOo-i 8 O
Kansas City 500. 600 ola ooN-S 3
Munger. Barrett 81. and Heath.
ksrpel and sears.
fPlaynr standings - four out Of
seven-KAnsas City won lost II.
2 n p
Toledo .....-... 0l0 600 001-l q
Milwaukee .... 600 100 i2S-4 10 o
Pyle and Keller, caves and Gris-
void
tPlayoff standings - both won
ard lost i.
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Solons Gain
On Angel Nine
Hollywood Wollops
Loop Leaders. 81
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
Sacramento as. Seattle "a.
Hollywood s. Los Angeles 2.
Oakland ?. San Francisco 1.
Portland So. San Diego a..
La gaceta., 1942-12-22

remos todaS las oportunidades
para que desarrolle esa facul-
tad.
Les educamos ell cuerpo y la
mente. s. les ensenara a andar
racionalmente, que mantengan
81 cuerpo erecto. Esto Sc hara
tan pronto como Sc sostengan un
POGO mas fuerte sObre los pies.
Han aprendido por 81 mismas
a tomar sus sillas y a subir y
ponerse de pie en- elias.
Tambien aprendieron a gol-
pear las ventanas con los jugue
ties Y fu6 necesario instalar cris-
tales irrompib'a IS.
HaSta aqui las palabras del
DR.. Dafoe, que no necesitan CO.
mentario alguno.