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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-21
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following couples have filed marriage intentions at the bureau of vital statistics:
 Theodore H. BedbOur, 2l4 WOOdIawn terrace and Mildred s. Granger, 214 WOodlawn terrace.
 Thomas J. VaccarO, Port Ches- ter N. J., and AntOinette Fasa- no, 45 Pilgrim avenue.
 Leopold Biervenu, 1874 East Main street and Rose A. BigelOw, 1S7 North Main street.
 Salvatore COlasantO, 29S South Leonard street, and Josephine IA. QuintillanO, 30 Avon avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-21
rnANGE FoR sHERMAN

Harry Sherman'S first straight dramatic production in seven years of making films for Paramount is aSilyer Queen," modern tale of two cities, which is now before the cameras starring George Brent and priscilIa Lane. Sherman has pro- duced oyer SO Westerns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-21
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Women's Pair City Championship for the Ely Culbert- son trophy, which was played last night under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty were: north-south, Mrs. William Meyers, Mrs. James Abercrombie, 112 1-2; Mrs. Ralph Crane, Mrs. Clarence Byars, III; east-west, Mrs. E. J. Nelson, Mrs. George Brennan, 1T; Mrs. Nor- man Cables, Mrs. Charles Velte, 105.
 The standing is: Mrs. Caring
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-21

Mrs. Adam Bergamo of Wood- ward avenue Is entertaining MT. and Mrs. Michael Reynolds and Mrs. Frank Blazier of East Orange, N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-21
ARLEN SIGNS AGAIN

Richard ArIen has signed new contract with Producers Bill Pine and Bill Thomas at Paramount. His next picture, "Wrecking Crew" will co-star him with Chester Morris and Jean Parker.
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

ia ell Citroen nuevo.
Ell ayuda de camara Sc incli-
no.
Pero no pudo c%ontener su Gu
riosidad, su extraheza, y formu-
10 esta pregunta:
Il Pero no va almorzar su ex
celencia?
NO, Giuseppe, gracias. AL
morzare luego, en- TODD case.
Ahora tengo que salir inmedia-
tamente. Mi coche en- seguida /!
En- seguida, excelencia-di-
jo ell criado, saliendo presuroso
de la estancia.
Dos minutes mas, y apareci6
de nuevo EN- ell umbral del deSpa-
cho ell ayuda de camara.
Ell coche de Su excelencia
espera.
-Muy bien-repuso Pope, sa
liendo disparado.
Giuseppe lie acompan6 a ira
yes del hall, saliendO luegO has
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

do de mesitas, donde comian mu
chos clienteS a la saxon, un Sc
nor obese y rubicundo, con unas
trazas de amO inconfundibles.
Era ell senior Giovannini, en- E.
fecto, ell patron del estableci-
miento.
Pope, sin darse a conocer, fin
giendose un reporter, comenz6
a hacer preguntas al dueho del
Hotel d'Azur,
Pero este Sc Iev6 en- seguida
las manos a la caheza, comenzan
do a hacer gestos de rechazo,
murmurando palabras en- I'm tia
liano mezclado de frances que
revelaba ell horror Y el asco que
la producian esta clase de infor-
maeiones.
Ramo Florido no Sc descorazo
no por clio.
Echo mano a la ~cartera, y, con
gesto diScreto, lie desliz6 al due
no de Ia casa un billete de mil
La gaceta., 1942-07-02
LIGA NACIONAL

White domino a los Piratas, Ii
mitandolos a Seis hits y ningu-
ma carrera. DeScargaron los Pa
jaros Rojos diez "jilotes' y ano-
taron A wees.
Tuvo Ernie White ell brazo en-
fermo, al comenzar la Temporal
da, pero va Sc encuentra bien.
Hasta la fecha solo ha obtenido
dos triunfos y 4 derrotas. Pete
Coscarart fu6 ell Gnico bateador
del Pittsburg que lie lego a la
tercera base. Dos de los seis hits
de los "vapuleados" salieron de-
bate de Alfonso Lopez. La derrc
ia lie correspondi6 al lanzador
Heintzelman.
Pittsburg DC, Oh, De; San Luis
&c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-07-02
OEPORTES
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Medals Rojas de Boston
derrotaron dos veces a los Sena.
dores. Terry relieve a Chase, en-
ell primer juego, y lie correspon-
do Ia victoria. La derrota sc lie
anot6 a Newsome.
Bo5son domino a los Senado-
res, en- ell segundo juego, limi-
tandose a 5 hits. Lanzador derro
tado: Wilson.
Ted Williams pogo un hit en-
dos veces al bate.
En- el segundo juego los "fa-
naticos' protestaron y dijeron
que Williams no rendfa sus me-
jores esfuerzos. Cronin dispuso
que Pete Fox lie reemplazara, di-
ciendo: HE resuelto darle un
descanso."
Washington &c, 5h, De; Bos-
ton &c, 1Ch, De.
Washington 1c, 5h, De; Bos-
ton 7c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

las escaleras de la terraza.
@iGuia ell senior?
ST.
-lAh, es que 20 habia dicho
a Guido!
|iNo, no, gracias !-sigui6
.diciendo Ell marques de un modo
distraido-; baje listed! Voy a
.llevar el coche yo mismo.
ii Esta bien, excelencia!
FL chauffeur, Guido, un italia
no muy simpatico y arrogante,
.baj6 a terra, mientras Pope Sc
instalaba ante ell volante.
FL marques murmur6 una bre
We Erase de despedida a su servi-
dumbre.
Il Hasta luego!
i Adi6s, senior!
IA las 6rdenes de su exec
Ilencia!.. e.
= S%ervidorl...
Todos Sc inclinaron mien-
.tras el cOche, 81 Cityoen sOberbio
La gaceta., 1942-07-02
GORDON SE MANT1ENE AL
FRENTE DE LOS BATEA-
ORE

Joe Gordon, la segunda base
de los Yankees, Sc mantiene a la
cabeza de los bateadores de las
grandes ligas, con 81 hits, "a ca
rreras y 1863 puntos de prone
dio.
Marcia en- ell segundo puesto,
con 70 hits y 46 carreras, Pete
Reiser, ell jardinero de los bod
gers, cuyo promedio es de 348.
lDoerr, el castro" de los Me-
dias Rojas, esta a un punto de
separation de Reiser, con BAT
de promedio, 80 hits y 80 carre-
ras.
Medwick, otro de los jardine-
ros de los Dodgers, avanza hacia
la cdspide con 81 hits, 80 carre-
ras y 342 puntos.
Fleming, de los Indios, apare
e con 80 hits, al carreras y pro
de $40; Musial, de los
Jardenales, go hits, 40 carreras
$50.
La gaceta., 1942-07-02
La reunion de la Liga I~ntersocial
Sc efectGaran desafics ell sabado y ell Domingo

y resuelto la semana que viene.
El executive de la Liga actuara
como tribunal.
La delegation del Circulo Gu
bano no mencion6 ell incidente
del domingo sobre uno de los ar
bitros. Fermin Rodriguez rehu-
SO atender las quejas de algunos
fanatics, que acusaban al "Mo-
torista" de haberle arrebatado
ell juego al Cfrculo Cubano.
lEsta actitud del delegado GU
bano merece ser aplaudida.
FL pasado domingo sc verifi-
caron dos desaffos dignos de las
grandes ligas. Sc hicieron cinco
iugadas dobles. Villorosa desem
pen6 ell CT como un professional
de primera fla.
Iglesias hlzo una cogida feno-
menal, detras de la segunda ba-
Sc. Ordenana verified un "doble
play dificilisimo,
Pelota de altura que bien va
lie, en- sus meritos, a dollar por
partido.
La junta de la semana que
viene Sc efectuara en- el Cfrcu-
10 Cubano,
La gaceta., 1942-07-02
"a a Savona.

"a a Savona.
Era evidente que, luego de la
rlna con 0legario, por supiese
dos que nuevo horror y que nue.
va vergienza, los amantes Sc ha
brian reconciliado.
7 vivirian por alguno de es-
tos hoteles.
Kamo Forido recorri6 en- va
no, claro esta, la mayorfa de
los hoteles de la Corniche.
Estuvo en- Savona. en- Porto
Mauricio, en- San Rafael, en- Vim
tlmiglia. Los hoteles formida-
oles, grandes como urbes mo-
dernas, donde Sc alojan los mi
iionarios y las gentes mas ricas
y poderosas de la terra, recibie-
ron la vista de este hombre.
que marchaba luego en- su coche
con ell alma angustiada.
En- todas parties recibia la mis-
ma respuesta:
|LOs sehOres de otamendi?
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

Sc reuni6 aver la Liga Inter.
social, en- ell edificio del Centre
Asturiano.
Fue nombrada una comisi6r
lpara entrevistarse con ell Sr
Nash Higgins v tratar 10 refe.
Irente a la cantina del parque
Cuscaden.
Qued0 acordado celebrar Jue-
|gos Ell sabado A de Julio, Dia dc
la independence, y ell domingo
8.
La bora reglamentaria sera
mantenida, pero ell s$bado, en-
|cada desaffo, sc jugaran las nue.
We entradas.
Ell domingo existe la obliga-
.ci6n de finalizar los desafios no
despues de las 6 de la tarde,
La representation del Circu
10 Cubano reclam6 de la Liga
que Sc cumplan las reglas en- la
parte que Sc refiere a que cada
novena no debe tener mas de Is
peloteros.
Estima que ell Centre Asturia
no tenia la semana rasada II
peloteros y por 10 tanto ell desa-
flo del pasado domingo debe O.
torgarse a quien cumplia con las
reglas y tenia solo Is peloteros.
Este problema sera estudiado
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

frances.
llnmediatamente, ell ilustre
Giovannini Gambia de actitud.
Y llevando a tan gran seaor a
un saloncillo, lie inform6 TODD.
Luego lie pidi6 por favor one
guardara silencio.
Ell credito de la casa no CANA.
.ba NADIA con estas cosas..., y 81,
Giovannini, no podia evitar Que
en- su establecimiento Sc produ-
jeran, a wees, successes desagra.
dables...
Este listed tranquilo. Sc
nor!-repuso Ramo Florido-.
NADIA de este trascendera MN
chas gracias!
-Adi6s, senior.
Giovannini lie acompah6 hepo
hasta la carretera, respirando
con satisfaction cuando le viz
Subir al cOche y desaparecer.
Ramo FlOrido &c diriufa sho-
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

Los Atleticos hicieron su quin
ia carrera, la decisiva, en- ell no
veno inning, venciendo a los
Yankees. Murphy, ell celebre "ta
Iponero," cargo con ell disgusto.
Con esta nueva derrota del
de Mccarthy, los Me-
dias Roias Sc colocaron a tres
de distancia del primer
lugar. Joe Di Maggie dispar6
un "jonron" y Keller bate6 de
''tribey."
New York DC, 5h, 2e; Filadel-
fla sc, 14h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-07-02
Cleveland 7c, sh, De; Ch4ca-
go &c, III, lie.

Auker lanz6 magistfalmente y
di6 la "lechada' a los Tigres, que
solo pudieron batearle 5 hits.
Pegaron cuadrangulares Geo.
McQuinn y Mike Chartak.
LIE TOGO la derrota a White, re
emplazado en- los Gltimos cuatro
innings por Manders.
San Luis 12c, 14h, De; Detroit
DC, oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-07-02
Ell SOLDADO
SMITHERS

Peleara de nuevo manana, en-
el parque CuScaden, ell solGado
Joey Smithers, de MacDill, te-
niendo de rival a Allen Bryan,
un agil muchacho de Dade City.
Bryan Sc ejercit6 aver en- ell
gimnasio de la Gale Franklin y
algunos expenditures lie aplaus
dieron.
En- las peleas principales, CO.
mo va hemos dicho, figuran Bus
ter Carroll y Allen McCorvey y
Sixto Morales y Joey Alderman,
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

Una nueva victoria obtuvo ell
notable pitcher Claude Passeau,
con Hernandez de catcher.
Los Rojos de Cincinnati en-
pezaron en- Johnny Wander Neer
y lie relevaron con Riddle, tocan
dole la derrota al primero.
Hernandez bate6 un "fhit," en-
tres wees al bate, e hizo una ca
rrera. Joost, ell IS de los Rojos
pogo tres hits e hizo una carre-
ra en- 3 wees al bate.
hicago sc, 5h, lie; Cincinnati
&c, 5h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

Hicieron los Indios 7 carreras
en- la primera entrada y con
elias, las 1nicas que anotaron en-
TODD ell juego, Oonquistaron la
victoria. Los Medias Blancas
produjeron sus dos carreras en-
ell noveno inning.
La derrota Sc lie anot6 al pit
cher Grove y ell exito a A. Smith
Fu6 ell tercer triunfo del Cleve-
land en- la serie.
La gaceta., 1942-07-02
La Gaceta Folletin No. $50
TONIC TERORRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

s%evillano, de nueStro Becquer
inimitable, acudi6 a sus labios,
como va en- otra OCCASION tragi-
ca y dolorosa de su existencia;
mi vida es un erial;
flor que TOGO Sc deshoja,
que en- mi canine fatal
alguien va sembrando ell NAL
para que 70 10 recoja."
o.
La puerta sc abri6, tras sonar
dos discretos golpecitos.
-Adelante-dijo el marques.
Apareci6 Giuseppe.
- Manda ell senior?
-iMi coche, EN- seguidal Di
q Guido que me traiga a la puer-
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

FL marques, experto chdltf.
felu', como va sabemos, tard6 es
casamente diez minutes en- plan
tarse en- las cercanias de Alben
ga.
Conocia perfectamente Ell Ho-
tel d'Azur, por haber tornado
varias wees ali el te e incluso
haber almorzado Y cenado ALI
en- varias ocasiones, como por
cast todos los hoteles de la Ri
.wiera.
En- cuanto salt6 a terra, lue-
go de detener ell coche ante la
terraza del hotel, pidi6 hablar
con Ell dueho.
I'm instante despues, salia al
Jardincillo, que estaba inunda-
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

Sc SOLICITA una camarera
intelligence, que liable ingles y
espahol. No es para un Joint.
Sueldo y propinas Informan en-
esta redacci6,
La gaceta., 1942-07-02
DONATIVO DE so PESOS
PARA LA U. S. o.

Atendiendo una petici6n de
un comite local de la US0, la Ii
ga Intersocial acord6 hacer en-
esta semana un donativo de $50.
Ell dinero Sc remiti6 por me-
do de un cheque y va Sc en-
cuentra en- las cajas de la bene-
inertia institution.
I'm acuerdo que merece ser
aplaudido.
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

partia como una bala por uno
de los paseos en- cuesta Y esplen-
didamente arreglados y enare-
nados que conducian a la magni-
flea carretera de la Corniche
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

ST senior
Compre la pintura B.
L. p. Solamente Sc VEN
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida Y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

RamO FlOridO sc dirig1a ahO-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24
COMEDY OF COLLEGE LIFE COMES TO
PALACE MON.- TUES. APR. 27-28th
ROBERT TAYLOR IN BILLY THE KID, .
S sUNDAY ONLY!

in the kitchen sink, and
knows less about rowing
than he does about Einstein
he ensists n joining the
crew sand literally learn
about rowing from the wa
ter. up. In the meantime
the discounted college, boys
find that their scheme has
kack-fired on them. even to
the extent Of affecting their
love life. ....
The greater part of the
principal roles are played
by youngsters OF under
graduate age, including
s,Iackie Moran, Keye Luke,
Marcia Mae Jones and Gale
Storm, while other impor-
tant parts in support o.
frankie Darro are enacted
by Frank Sully, Manton
Moreland, Negro comedian,
and Barton Yarbough,
known to radio listeners as
aCliff" of Zone Mans Fami
w." During the action OF
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24
Saving to Prerenf Initiation

/ him. Prices would not rise becausss
total spending would be N propol
tion to the physical quantity oi
goods actually sold
Since 1888 OH total national IN
come hns increased from about St;
billion to about sa2 billion nr IS r'a
cent. During this same tfat thu
supply OF goods produced n
creased Sc per cent BhI & ]. in
creased production IL. represented
by war goods. Totai production foi
home use increased only 3s per
cent between 1888 and 1910 and re-.
manned al that level In 1911.
Our present production program
calls for increased efforts III 1912
BY the end OF the year. our produc
tion will be about twice that OF
1888. But 53 per cent OF this total
Is to be war goods Accordingly
then, total goods for home use are
expected TO be about one quarter
less than in laal.
War time activity, however con
tinues to initiate incomes paid out
! The costs OF production are paid it
dollars, Accordingly then, we have
more money with which 10 bns
| fewer goods.
| The cost of living increased b.
10 per cent during 1871. Ii Is still
going up.
The time to protect buying powe
is right now. Save excess dollaf
/ for future use by buying war sa'
ings bonds and stamps. Such a pro
gram VIII help to prevent intlatio
/ and postwar depression. Is Il nc
better to sape dollars than to hay
! tham evaporate in higher n'ices2
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

WAh production ',l'. means tnat "a. :
w everyone Is working to pro.
ance as many goods as possible.
The total supply OF goods increases.
Similarly, the total nafional IN
come increases because more peo-
pie are wofiiing and hence getting
PAID and their pay Is in many cases
increasing.
Bit the war effort also means
thar 4 great amount OF goods pro
duned cannot be consumed by the
workers who produced them IN
stead, an ever increasing part OF
these goods must DO thrown into
the war Total goods available Tor
home llse must accordingly decline.
Now. with the increased supply OF
money and decreased supply OF
goods. prices will rise. Receivers
oil income bid against each other
for limited quantity of available
goods The total goods acquired by
any group OF these earners can be
increased only at the expense of
some other group
lnflationary prices IN such peri.
DDS can be avoided only by limiting
the amount OF money spent in ac.
cordaace with the available supply
Of goods This limitation can be
partly accomplished by stringent
taxation afsiy BY credit restric.
tions and partly by rigid price con.
ifrni aud rafioning programs.
But total consumer spending can
alac be limited through saving. Ii
each consumer saved an amount OF
his income equal to his share OF
gpp,is going into the waf effort. ne
wcnld then spend only an amount
just Fl ny rhs goods available to
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

Comedy, youth and melo-
dy, in the order named, are
giate, ! the Monogram
features of Lets Go Cole
screenplay which comes to
the Palace Theatre on Mon.
and Tuesday, April q %,
with frankie Darro in the
starring role.
The central situation finds
a group of college boys des-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

perately trying to conceal
the true identity Of. a lum-
bering truck driver whom
they have introduced at a
sorotity dance as a star oars
man, and who decides to
remain and carry on the
impersonation through the
term. In spite of the fact
that he gets seasick when
he hears a faucet running
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

the picture there are songs
by Miss Storm and Miss.
Jones, to the accompani-
ment Of Jackie Moran's
Band. ....
Lets Go Collegiate" was
produced by Lindsey Par
sons and directed by Jean
Yarbough from an origi-
nal story by Edmond Kelso.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

ia. seven more than the rs
per cent required for election.
A plaque with Hornsby's head
IN has-relief will be installed
IN the Baseball Hall Of Fame at
coopertown. n. T.. with the
Is other members previously
elected.
No other players received the
necessary three-fourths vote al
though there were ballots cast
for Il players ranging al the
way from Iron Man McGinnlty
to Babe Herman.
Frank Chance. peerless leader
n IT, old Chicago Cuba. re-
eeSved Iss vete< = fhirfy-nlne
sbert Of eIectien-and Rube
WaddeIl. eccentric strikeout
maestro Of the Philadelphia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

CORY WALLIS, Ore.-Oregon
State college took the lead five
minutes before the close of the
first half 10 down the University
OF Washington 45-35 in basket
ball game here last night.
Washington led. 1915. as Man
dic. Beaver center made basket,
bringing the score TO 1915. The
score had been tied five times
before. but from that point on
Washington continued to trail,
climbing TO within six points Of
the Beavers only twice.
Their victory gave the Beavers
the northern division leadership,
heretofore held by Washington.
The teams play again tonight.
The hsif-time score stood at
2s-lg. and the Beavers pushed
farther ahead In the final two
minutes of play when Naienti
and Beck got baskets and De-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

naval stations and hopes to provide
athletic events enough TO train and
entertain members of all camps.
ut is our chief hope" Ferris
said, that we can make more
facilities available for after
work activities in civilian life,
too. so a. 10 bring more non
military citizens into sports
fields and thus make them
more fit for a possible future
call to the services"
Ferris said although the AAU
has lost several Of it's top-ranking
stars to the services, it doesn't
mean the standard of competition
will be lowered.
During the last war most of the
star athletes continued their train
ing In service and had the oppor-
tunity to participate in most AAU
events as representatives OF the
unit OF service in which they had
been placed.
AS a direct result of that ar
rangement the national track and
Held championships in 1918 were
fought out between the Great
Lakes naval training station and
the Pelham Bay naval training
station.
The AAU has scheduled its
executive committee meeting for
some time in February.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Chairs Trim
Lakewood
Autos and Yelm
Win in City League

Monday nights City Basketball
league results were Chairmen over
Lakewood. 81 to %; Autos over
shipyards. "a to %, and Yelm over
Gasmen. 81 to 80. Games were
played at the Lincoln high gym.
The Chairmen played . fast
passing game to defeat Lake
wood. Their height was a de-
Gliding factor In keeping con-
troll Of the hall off the back
hoard.
Bill Lennon led the Lakewood
scoring with IL points. Big Bob
MeKinnell and Jack Nash led the
winners with II and IL points re-
spectively.
wally Brebner with 10 points led
the Autos over the shipyards. The
game was nip and tuck with the
Shipmen leading at halftime 1873.
The lead changed hands sew
eral times in the last quarter.
Then with one minute to play
the Autos got q one-point lead
and stalled until the whistle
blew.
A sharpshooting Yelm team
scored over the Gasmen. The score
was tied at 2s-all at the end of the
regular playing time, with Yelm
winning in the overtime. Chuck
Rasmussen with Is points and
Percy Herness with IL points led
the winners, while Jerry Kent was
high for the losers with is points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Extreme ForDard Position Assumed
In Turn TO Lift and Suing Ski Tails

mary pivot. The action of each
ski Is independent.
When you turn left. the right
ski makes a larger circle than the
left, and vice-versa. Another vsri-
able In snow resistance on the side
of the ski.
A binding with good diagonal
pull is indispensable for turning
Such a binding should allow. when
leaning forward. knees bent and
pulling with all the weight on the
heels Of the boot, q free rise Of
not more than two inches from the
ski. The ski tips ought to be
fairly stiff.
Slope. bumps, speed and snow
conditions are factors which may
prevent skier from concentrating
on the turn itself.
NEXT: Keeping weight on the
downhill Ski.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Stoefen Joins
Budqe Ranks

LOS ANGEIES-Lester Stoefen,
former co-holder of the world
doubles tennis championship, was
en- route to Buffalo, n. Y, by plane
today TO join Don Bulge, Fred
Perry and Bobby Riggs on a net
tour of eastern cities.
He will replace Frank
koyacs who injured an arm.
When kovacs has recovered
sufficiently TO play again, he
viii withdraw from the four
some. he said on boarding a
TWA airliner last night. He
expected he would be ON the
tour about three weeks.
Stoefen, besides sharing the
world doubles crown. thrice CO.
holder Of the U. S doubles cham
pionship and once won the U. s.
indoor singles championship.
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Abilities 81 the same period,
poiled lis - forfy-nine under
election requirements.
Then came I'd Walsh, spit
ball marvel Of the early century
Chicago White sox. with fis
votes: Miller Higgins. the
mighty mite who managed the
New York Yankees 70 their frst
pennant IN the 2o's. with IL
votes: and Ed Delehsnty. batting
star Of the turn of the century
and only man ever 70 lead both
major leagues IN hitting. with
104 votes.
Hornsby Is the first PLAYER to
10 elected by ballot since George
sisler. Eddie Collins and Wee
Willie Keeler were voted into
the hall Of fame in TING Janu-
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Poggie Club
Bills Meet

The Tacoma Poggie club will
hold an important meeting Tues
day night at Odd Fellows hall at
8 o'clock.
There will be movies of deep
sea fishing and big game hunt
ing, as well as discussion on the
years full program for the club,
including the annual Patterson
salmon derby.