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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
EIaAr lNIIIREn

Petoskey Mich Sept. 2l-AP
Two automobiles collidod head.on
Sunday morning two miles north OF
here on US-l3l. injuring eight per
sons. The injured included the driy.
err. Miss Viola Lasley Of Good
Hart and Theodore Caldwell of
Battle Greek as well as a compan-
ion OF the latter William Borden
Of Battle Creek They were taken TO
Traverse CITY Hospital
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
DREN MISSING

Pontiac Mich. Sept 81 ms \
widespread search was launched
today for Norma Morrissey. 10, and
her sister Patricia. .. daughters
of Fire Lieut.. and Mrs John Mo-
rissey. The Two children disap
peared Saturday morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Lonely Week End For
Waterman in Elevator

New York Sept 2l-lNS War.
ren Snyder. a night Waterman told
today OF spending the loneliest
week end Of any person in New
York
He was trapped IN an elevator
stalled on the fifteenth floor OF
building at Fifth Avenue and
Forty Second Street from y m
Saturday until 1870 m. sunday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
DECLARES MIsTRlAL

Detroit Mich, Sept - ms --
Recorders Court Judge John T..
Maher today declared ml-triaI IN
the case Of Ray - Schneider 10
mer Wayne County auditor charged
with accepting bribes The ndstrial
was ordered because OF an editorial
In morning newspaper which at
tackled the expenditure OF county
funds on the trial The court held
thar the editorial was possibly pre-
judicial 10 the defendant.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARKET
QUIET STEADY

New York. sep: 2t-lNS The
stock market vas quiet and steady
80 the opening today. following IT'S
irregular decline Saturday
Price changes were extremely
narrow and most leaders held
around previous closing levels
Rails were improved including
PENNSYLVANIA. Southern Pacific.
Chesapeake a Ohio and Great
Northern Preferred
International Telephone stood
out with a rise 81 Is 70 a new
1872 peak Of I in active dealings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

LONDON-rNS-Rsutors fBIt-
ishl news agency reported today i'm
dispatch from the German from
tier that an unsuccessful attempt
had been made 10 assassinatp Or
Joseph Tiso, president Of Slovakia.
when he visited the village Of
Neela Bica August II
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Victoria Jean Crops

Graveside services will be con
Quoted in Highland Cemetery Tues
day at 10 a. m. for Victoria Jean
Crops, who passed away early this
morning, at the home OF her par
ents She was born Sunday. the
daughter OF Charles and Nirgia
Brannam Crops. II Jerome St.
The Rev. William r. Shaw will Of
ficiate at the service. and friends
may call at the Geer Funeral
/ Home
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

W. A Nelson was called to Perth
Amboy. y J.. on account Of the
death OF his father. Peter Nelson.
who passed away at the age of 96
years old He is survived by his
son in Ypsilanti and two grand
children
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Two Alarms

Two Alarms
Two fire alarms were answered
today by the Ypsilauti fire depart.
ment Firemen eXtineuished a blaze
in the home OF Ernest Hibbelin.
1924 Grant St. az a. m when
fire burned through the back OF a
fireplace and damaged the wall OF
an adjoining room. At II a. m, a
chimney burning out in the home
Of Conrad Noll. GA Roosevelt, was
eNtinguished after causing only
smoke damage.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Republicans To Meet

The Washteuaw County Republi.
can convention viii be this eve
ming at o'clock in the court house
in Ann Arbor Delegates 10 the
state convention in Detroit Sept
-. will be chosen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Discuss Religion

The mission OF religion In the
Bomber area was discussed this
noon when the Council OF Church.
IS took up the subject al their
luncheon J. Burt Bowman.
executive secretary OF the Council
from Lansing was present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Ypsilanf Briefs
New Pastor

New Pastor
New pastor Of the Milan People 5
Church is Rev J. " Parrish, father
OF Miss Mary Parrish, teacher at
Ypsilanti High school Rev Parrish
is native OF Chicago and held pas.
,o,ates there and In Linden. Mich
before retiring three years ago be
cause OF illness. He has made his
home in Bloomfield Hills before
accepting the psstorate in Milan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK

Detroit Mich sep % N,d.m
20 good lotolh fc' steers
Slie5 u Is. Gar grass CONS aal
heifcrs. $40 . 1885,. g5ot 0,iSa,y
sausage buis -.ul-5.
Calves 5000 an .hoi,c ,ea.,rs
sitiunl>. common and medium
,tsdc. SlSHl-
sheep and lambs bulls good c
aho' native hWa. Hsu'f-.
H1-- I>H-1i. Do. ll4ruHIft..
SLIGHTLY above -iu lbs ur-o
li45. extreme htaNIt.. S'}
Detroit Cash Grain
h..1lf Mich. sept "a
WHEAT No O. 8 a6 bp
BARLEY Mailing range lI5 mo.s.
'Uro F4u99c' teed'ns ESQ o..
Butter snu rqas
Detroit Nich Sept %
EGGS Medium s.att, dut
BUTTER Gaf1'
poultg-
ur'r1i.. Mich Sep, ID palH,
n'.Act steady Hon, sN,.ace nun
&c, lesho,n broNer- 2ss. rOcA
srriHEers a.
Vegetables
Detroit Mich Sop. u
GREEN RFNNS-No. g. 81 70 $50
d ItFt.AtpLps r...,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

Detroit Cash GRAIN
h.1It Mich. sept -
WHEAT No 4. 8 1b bu
BARLEY Mating range 1915 mo.s
fUrc g4u99c teedns ESQ h
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

wealthy enough = snsoft saeh
rlfts nut every track esa a.
ford u nnn st least oes fecs
week feF charity. Ths owners
fcet raft q ne cest an ths
psssiie takes exsf N Fsss 1T
in = usy whieh doesn't eat avn
ths bsttefs pfssftts
Iss >srs.xs.s<st ssssess =
this. The trsek vii ras tie
81 go rur~~ fss tsss rxtrs sees
srs eiti cesef 81 i~ess~ss.i -.
p~-~<s fsf tickets. fe< >sisssee.i
aafar ssa faf Utilities. Al
hr~ss.ge---th~ r~res<s s~ft sftss
~ rs,sffs are sersr.t>.s--ssd
the tr.rss share ~ ta~ part
nsussr~i handle ~ssl - kera~a -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
.0rrell Loses
Tough Contest

OAKLAND - Forrest Gordon
orrell. who Isn't even the No. l
pitcher ON tho Portland club. came
through with . two-hit perform
snce sgainst The Oakland Aoorns
last night and lost. l 20 o.
orrclI. known - BULLET Joe. :
who has kicked around In the
Nebraska state league. Piedmont,
Arizona Texas Three !. Western
association. Arkansas. Missouri and
Pioneer leagues. has been an IN.
sung toiisr for the Beavers foi
two years.
lie really csme iais Me
sisry last night Although Ne
issued four waiha. th~y play.
I'd No part In hss defeat. u
WA. jn.t that Mike fhssstsff
and wsily westisks sur
o~~.iseIy reached him for tive.
b~~s hits In she first Iasisg,
ghri.tsf sesftHg,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

range pan q contributing %
the army. the nkvy. the Red
Cres. ard the Uso. me plan
is both gratifying and sirnifl.
cant because n - enc which vas
drafted semi.xoiantsrily sHd
which doesn't fore he twe-
dollar beftor 10 foot TIE bills
Judge James D. neale,. the
r,sdds faced ifisher abe ee~~e.
>srrsssa-eti. hs. evolved
practically painless .ch~une
which can ~ applied - every
rae track In the nstian without
involving hardship. fer any. The
Judge VII run one extra race
every Saturday and holiday. All
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

80 rkarstl<~ N fnIl
There sfs 10 Saturdays ard
enc holiday - ~ SefFsxsn<stt
program ard ths ffdxs neii<ves
re u sxffs races sill fsls< -
tsesn - 80 81 rs 90 kzi.sl=
ticsslis. ~ wiil bod ane entire
d.y faf h<n<fss e the Amy
Feitef znss tse uafs feF Sew
Enxlsna charities To ep<Hlnz
cav rFnfsts 1t Ssfssxansett.
uhtrh sxe<<d<d SIC poo. e<nf y
ths Navy.
I hss< stusles ne hssxss pas
thnfnaHhlY sae I h<lssvs 4 -
faalnFesf. To hrfs<msn n<a<fsE
fFwsA ~ extra rafs< m tf<ss
paws Oft. hat rot dfesfsssllF. @rs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

proceeds e thai race siii ~
donated q charities.
Aliheaeh nselsy q ne tAifd
track hesd = eontfihass. ~ q
re first . FFoelde a. s4altsels
method = distributing turf
psOflss amonk TIE rvlsef sksn.
elss Churchill OWNS hss eons
tfieatea 80 zoe ana Hislsah
$50 eco Although thee sums
may he izfgsF ihAn thst whlrh
nsoley 81 deaats directly. thsv
weren't uhs product ~ : general
plan.
Actually. few tracks can sf-
fard n hand exeF tso.eoo 81
SEQ 600 Al = eraeh oniy : hsif
doaen n the hiK enss are
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
One Major Track Finds Way to Aid War Fund

- enefom>re Aren't nf(oo>1k
Actually. ne hetfcfs nr@ 60
tfzhasinE -. ~ n 81 q
th<ir mcn<y n<reis y 49,
diverted frun ~ re ira -
- sHa<EfIee
per,<r's eIr<~<<fx ny -
fczsna IN - fs~1s that - -
sch~sfa.><1 tteoe Charity ~ -
saturdays 80 - f.enr< -
sni tk<s ths ehertty rsfe -
I'm 80 IN ~ ssrd aasar1oyo
Al neis1sYs ~ tne ~ plr<lv
asss "a sef tre<k an6 IN -
away f<<s = ~ 1eencd elu1rr1
~rr<T re<>. outy Ne fes11Fo
vv>~f sers 4 = n n4f<er -
rzeH<Y henHIea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
rs JACK Gt'E>raER

NEW NoRk Tske firm
grip on the nearest Sold object.
mates. here Genes news Of truly
staggering proportions q ma 5Of
rscetraek has decided Il can
help ~ln the war By raising
funds as vel a. BY boosting
morale. Promptly Al $50 .. N.
EMT. saturday. Ssrrpgsnsett
park will start swestsning the
various charity kittiss with hard
cash.
This spacious plant o. Tire
outskirts n fswtucket r. L. 10
the FRS, 10 announce long
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
H 0cKE Y

DgTW0rr--ToruHtp's fsvltailvsd
Maple Leafs attempt 10 even ths
National Hocksy irsTsss stsHlsy
Cup plsy-effs 81 three-sii IN olym-
pis STADIUM tonight when shsy
face tho Detroit Red Wings In The
sixth game ~ ths b>~t -ef seven
series.
The t~ass tsss ~ sIvut
thre~ ansss~ - tsis wssi1
series ~ heek~t. bst scssp1
two straight sies.ri~s 10 pre-
vest tDesreit from seaistsvtee
he fourth ssd tssphy -wtsnIsa
tviusBph.
The Red Wings. who finssbsd
flfth during the regular s>asnn
campaign. counted on . new De-
fsnss s~tup 10 halt The bounding
Leafs and give them the necessary
virtery 10 win the cup for the
first time since 1897.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Nelson and Crabinski Tie
In Shipyard Bowling Meet
Each Shoots SAG Total: Wokefields
Win Second Holt Sportsmen's Loop

Stan Nelson and Dom Grshinski
tied for high scoring honors in the
matches Of the Day shipyards
league Wednesday on the Broad
way alleys, each shooting SAC.
Charles Pelton rolled al for the
high game. y. Foreey had a all
single. Tomm Trimm 205. for other
good games.
Series scores over 500 In
cluded: y. ForEey 40, Ray
Michaud ga. Jack la Fieur
si2. Bill Felts s2t. BIN Rich
ards 500 and Charles Pelton
ssl.
Results: No. Filters ,, No. 5
Filters /; No. Welders 3. No. 1
Burners /; No. Filters 4, No. 2
Nelders o.
MII.T HAS HIGH GAME
Mlt Engerson. leading off for
the Craft pin team. rolled 26s In
the sportsmen league on the
Broadway alleys for the highest
single OF. the week on downtown
alleys and wound up with COS for
the high series in his league. In
his big game. Milt had a string of
eight strikes in a row.
Wskefield's won the second half
championship OF the sportsmen
circuit and will meet Bucks. first
half winner, next Tuesday at 9
o'clock for the fs41-42 champion
ship.
The WakefIeld's, with Ted
Wakefield. Shocky Robson.
Red Wakefield. Jerry Warden
and Joe Srotor on the firing
line. won three points from
Bakers In the final matches.
Johnny's won four from Cali
fornians. Atlas and Crafts split
even. Bottlers won three from
Hardy and Bucks divided with
Amusements.
High individual scores were:
Earl Mahnkey $50, Jerry Warden
SIS, Ted Wakefield SAC. r. Ander-
son 545. S. Prather 566. Mel Rel
mer 500 and Joe Kendzier $50.
Jack Hadland. anchor man for
Johnny's quintet. turned In an
even 500. with singles OF PA. 203
and 1888.
OSCAR CARLSON SHINES
Oscar Carlson stood in the spot
light as the Century league wound
up its schedule Wednesday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Baseball Film
To Show Here

Baseball fans are Invited 70 see
ma jor league feature baseball
film 20 BE- shown a. has0n school.
20. zsfh and Madison streets.
Monday. There viii Be five show
lngs q the film. TIE first AZ 30
n. and then a. these following
times. 2 20. 10 20 i-ls and Z.1s.
Mitchell Angel gymnasium IN
structor 81 the school, arranged
for the film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

Dear Sir: We have recently formed ball team in
outfit Medical Battalion, and in effort TO book few
ball games, soliciting your help
believers the baseball
of the this be demonstrated by
of your local teams Saturday Sunday afternoons
Seriously though, column
be possible Aside the viii
meetings
would also just plain good entertainment.
Since battalion made 800 well equipped
ahecay with with East Coast
good
Anything you be able to do assisting enjoy
favorte sport would be gratefully appreciated
hcGarrge
Dear Bill any with your
I'll challenges forward
printing definite address,
etc, - challenges I'll let know.
baseball
pretty tough you-an
from other sections K M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Barrett Hurls
Another Victory
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD - Dickie Barrett
came up with another fine pitch
ing performance for Seattle last
night, hurting fiye-hit ball, to turn
back Hollywood 10 10 !. Lsnnie
Perez was raped for four runs
in the third inning before Alex
Weldon took over. Bill Matheson
drove In three Of the runs on a
long hit To center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

Hltmfna4T lsrstfs pfA hFf 0fffl
innings nstfBed ~ 6Dfsii Is bat
OF OTfsfi 20 hits Oft oyfsii J runs
seaFso of Offsss ! runs Responsible
fsiI Z Gosh~ts 4 stsalra oat ~ tag
Dstt senaefeF J trosbsss hits.
Cnfistaff. NsafiAks fsin bksied -
Nsstisks sacrifices nlsnsy f.fbr
dotlbie psAye Cafhatt " hisnss -
Oflaat. Hignss 70 Lifpy ~ oadet
ysfssz 70 iaiby - uodst tins. ] a.
amDsfss. Possli snd Nlansf,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Opens Today

JfRsfN CIV. =. The II.
tefnationai league. oaly minor cir
cut 10 play through the ipis sea-
son. opens another wartime SEIZED
ule today with a new attendance
mark expected ss the Jersey CITY
Giants oppose ths Monsresi Royals
The schedule ~ the league opens
its seth ysar:
Montreal Al Jersey CITY.
Buffalo ct Newark
Toronto Al Syracuse.
Rochester at Bsltlmor<.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

When Charlie Mann. Lakewood's God Of Galuses. was
making his writing tour through Florida he dropped
into comfortable seat friendly face at his elbow and
being original said:
Nice weather today
"Yes," answered his young companion. cit is
MY names Mann, Charles Manu. From out the Far
Pacific Coast region. Tacoma. Yes, sir, a a.
Washington"
My names Live Brooklyn coming to
the kinks muscles he thing"
oh syour object physical condition Well sensible
do things afford
program S a good thing for the country"
Yeah, so ii is
like you've quite a I the
freckles. Ha, ha"
Yeah. have"
They talked quite acquainted only
Charlie had forgotten particular
And that why telephone
surprised and almost unnatural tone:
Met remember that
nation? You know. what trip? Remember spoke
about named Owen, a stranger the train?
Yeah Remember well didn't give
Couldn't Couldn't
Mickey great Brooklyn Dodger you
that?
"You picked a Golfers morning a
who fatal third strike
world series.
Il looked the subject the story who pictured
train and blast the talking the
about the who plays for Brooklyn and
third strike that startled all of Brooklyn
the nation"
And didn't recognize
farther.
gaudy saIuses pride
Volta Mann!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Three Recruits
In A. L. 0uifields

CHICAGO-There are only three
recruits in American league out
fields this spring
Cleveland has Oris Hockett,
Brooklyn castoff. in right.
Don Ross. who failed to MAKE
the grade at third base for Detroit
is playing right field for me
Tigers.
Philadelphia is retaining Elmer
Nalo, up from Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Total .........3s 10 . AZ "a
HOLLYWOOD

Sunmary-InninEs pitchec. Perez
a., weldon a.. EittzeT :. Barrett 3
a. Dat, of Perez y Weldon 10 Bit
nHF : Barrett q. runs. off Perez
Weldon Eittner ! Barrett ] hlts
OF Perez 9 Weldon Bittner ! Bar
feft s runs responsible for. Perez 4
Weldon 2 B.rtuef Barrett bass
OF balls Of. Perez 9 Weldon 4 Bit
uer ! Barrett z struck out b. PEREZ
! Weldon 2 = timer Barrett 3.
Icing pitcher PEREZ. Ieft On bases
ses-fis 2 HolIFEood . passed Dali
Gruood wlld pltcn. weldon fEo-bzss
nit Nsthsson home run, Hoover.
sar~fYIrss Collfns Efickis Barrett
s.oien oAaes TogEeson ! rzps osttec
IN Ms.heson 4. Rssmse< 2. white.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Eddie Lake
Double Counts

SACRAMENTO Eide LAKES
ninib.innlns 1osIbis last mgr, xsys
Sacramento 4 10 = ain over nan
Francisco. Ken Wicker nho
pitched for the soions krorsd the
winning fsin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
a Batt4d for RaffsnsbsfRer IN TIN.
b Bstted for GHhrmsn in gth-
c BAtted FOR Naltkus IN PIN

Summary Losing pitcher. fsfteEiHs
berger. innings uitrhsd b. Nafffns-
bsrTef Q runs Oft Hsbsft 2 ksffsns-
berger O. hltz OF haffeus0sfEsf .
runs responsible o. Fsfftusosffef :.
bases on balls of HeD<ft hAfisnsr
bxrKef q Gshfman ] struEE pHl. ~
Hebsrt : HsffsusbefgsT 4 nenrfnan
i aid pitch Hsbert IA - pitchsf
STAT 81 HebsTt left on paseaf tDs
ANGELS To- San Diego 7 tH0-basf
hits HUGHES rstofe Jensen eslksid
I,onrks. sacrifice nit. Mi ssoafn
bshs MAYO. plaFsrk aslklua Fkfchfft.
Tod lohfks salksid Dftoff sfhiis-
ter : rl1nz nsftsG ga D3tofe. Moore
HaFo Hrbert Jensen io1fEf double
niar HIl 20 De4ofr - EcfSanaie
Tine o. unpifss. knssin sna ID
HaFds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WFDNEsDAY's RESULTS

Al New YORK 9. Brooklyn 4
Al 81. Louis 4. Chicago 2
Al Cincinnati 2. Pittsburgh 9.
A. Philadelphia 2. Boston 9.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
HOW SERIES STAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WEDNESDAYS RESULTS

A. Washington 2. New YORK 2
A. Boston 3. Philadelphia /.
At Chicago 5. ST. Louis 8.
At Detroit 5 Cleveland 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
PEskY - IN IA

NEW YORK Johnny Pe@I1y.
starting the season 81 shortstop
for the Boston Red sox - IA in
the draft.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

on the Coliseum alleys. Hls 7st
Vas high single game asd hss $50
series was high mark Of the final
session.
John Palo's strong pin team won
the second half championship Of
the Century loop and viii meet
the first half champion Ciothiers
for the sll-season title. The match
will be played Sunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock.
Members of the faia team
are Walter Iut.ehinger. Left
Jensen. doe Paddock. I'D Lick
and Lyle Many. The iesia
dropped three points 10
Hsnifs's In the final session
but still remained On top.
Hardwaremen won three from
Clothicrs. Moose won four from
Hatters and Panlsons won four
from Kennels.
High scores included: John Bclu-
mas $50. Charley kristovioh 5A4.
Sam Coles 5s7. Lyle Many SIS.
John Roman $50. Fred Roberts
$50 and Bert Appel $50.
PoZAR LEADS sHIPMEN
Aerko pozar led the bowlers Of
the Night Shipyards league In
their closing matches Of the year
Wednesday night on the Broadway
alleys with a big ass series. which
included singles OF iss. EOS and
lgs.
Pip koehler was a close second
with a big 5ss series. George
Winegarden rolled 220 and Pete
sele 234 for high single games.
Fuller's team. composed of
&. skidmore, Jim Cartwright.
Pip koehIer. George Wine
garden and Ralph Conkiin,
won the second half cham
pionshlp and will meet Paint
ers Local. first half title
holder, for the Is4l-s2 cham
pionship. The match viii be
rolled next Wednesday night
at ] o'clock.
The shipyards pinmen wound up
their year amid many high games
and totals. Rod Stark added q
nice 545 to his years record. Louis
ksasa tailed 564. Fred Du Puts
5I3.
Pete Sele finished with 553 and
Roy Besaw With $40. Les Faux
registered $50. Jack Hadland 547
and Paul Nelson 562.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Padres Find
Batting Eye

SAN DIEGO San Diego
emerged from It's batting slump
last night 10 rap the Angels 3
TO 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
On Ohe lam i!
Viii ELlIou AucAlr

Gonzaga university settled future argument at least
Meaning the 1912 Bulldog Pacific Lutheran football
classic IN Tacoma's gray stadium.
No" that the Bulldogs have abandoned football for the
duration. readily realize there will be no third annual
meeting between these rivals stadium floor.
Had onzaga decided 10 play modified
IS small doubt but that the would have
gotten together
Shall We play the not.
Then would have followed doubt,
u play while Uncle m IA at war
You know the Bulldogs might
modified schedule had they
football in major way.
they had remained In their duplicate
ST Mays and santa Clara which
probably would have been comfortably fixed financially
But they didn't and well the old wallet .
empty.
And when it time to bring game to spoksn.
chances better than
company with the smaller their rating
You might not remember but on
the threshold of joining the wink
and the Ninko bosses Bulldogs
But the Gonzaga bosses the
down, and the Bulldogs went empty cupboard.
II bad have color
appeal to the Wnko
would have been nothing
Well the Bulldogs tried you begudge They
gamesters but they when They
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Cleveland 600 100 0IO 2 o
Detroit 49,. 0z0 2z0 O0x q II ]
Poaf. Fsfnek ~. EissnsiAt 80
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Chicago 90. 00oi O1IO z-5
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Pittsburgh 49,. 800 os0 0io 8 . 0
Clncinnat 80. 10 600 900 2 8 I
Distzland. Lopez. Riddle. starr
% and Hsmzlsy.
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Brooklyn ..0Oz 000II 90
SsN York 90 0 0 9 o o o "a
HlRbs Casey ard sullivan
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ming
Boston ....0O 80 0 o %
Philadelphia 0 / 0 o o o o o Ia
Tobin snd Maals Bisnton. Mas
terson. Mayor and Warrsn-
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Seattle 10. Hollywood l.
Oakland /. Portland o.
Sacramento Z. San Francisco 3.
San Diego 5. Los Angeles q