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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Sugar" Ray
Again Goes
Into Battle

CHICAGO - ressis.. foe rrs
action and unmsnafn ~ sh>
danger 10 his perfect ring record
RAY Sugar Roeinsar 81 Ns~
York faces Tony Maths ~ Chicago
in . ie.ruund wsissrwssEht bout
tonight 81 coml.ksy psrh.
The fight. only ma ior. attraction
~ the outdoor easinE season In
Chicago. IL expected 20 draw .
crowd II approximately isooo.
n.l.sssss ~tli esssv sNs
RAG - . tep-h~ssy ssssssse
10 sAa n his rsvisg IL ifs
eseseeu tive tssssswphs Ths
tsast~w Dysassites wss tel
h~stise fssessse. $50 ske ss<s
WE'RE - tsskss ~ wssst1
dispose sf Nssi.i b~ssre ~
NTH round erd.-
Sugar acclaimed ~ many
experts - one ~ tho greatest
~sitsrsslEht hsttlsss IN history.
wlll be making his second start
within sin DAYS Last Friday night
IT Nsw York bs disposed ~ an
ambitious. but green contender.
Reuben shank ~ Denver. Colo.
In Two rounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Buns Make Hay
For All Teams

sEw YORK Brooklyn opened
its home stand following ths eipos
most successful financial western
TIP n IL history
Every ore q n scheduled
games we're played following an
exhibition IN HilNsBkse.
The Dodgers made money for
ne Other outfits b. appearing be-
fore = total - z3S.sli paid al
missions Thsir profit vas shout
SO. DO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
On Hoop Board

Hohson. basketball roach ~ tinl.
versliy Of Oregon. has besn named
20 ths "An.AmsFias" basketball
board which VIII select the M.
tlonsi sil.stss collegiate team 10
play the world champions In .
srmy.navy benefit game ~ chs-
cage. m. Nos. ~. u as isssnsd
here today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Senator'S Lose
3-io-l Battle

Ths s>sasa place sacramento
relans. net Testing u n ssssn ~
with the lssuss.issasrs f~s IN.
asi>s Angels. ~sss rssdels tvspf>d
last night ~ The tlaiiy~cpd stars
81. IN the s>rsss spesss.
tsshtnna lsle>1 - - oS>sos
rsAs~a. 81. - . ss>svs>s .s~s-
s~ssee te.sselsa hsssss waepA.
nhs - sa<snnseess- Dosl1vweee
ss~ss. wss p1ass1 - s~>aeAt
tn tse snir daylight asms. the
Seattle nalnssss hsnde1 shs Aan
rfsneisra nsnls : ~ s~thach i.0s
Angeles and Portland wss~ idle.
They play . donsls header ~
moFfoN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Title Net Play
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA Marc beta
DonnsIiy. Venice, Calf. Pacific
Coast champion, ana top-ssedea
DORIS Hzrt o. Mani Fla. meet
today for the Girls National Lawn
Tennis championship
Ms Hart. last years runner-up
% Louise BrOugh. Beverly HIS.
Calf xon yesterday from Betty
Rosenqusst. South Orange. y. J..
Is. Sc So
Ms Donnsiiy triumphsd easily
over Shirley Fry. Akron. D.. 81,
81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Local Bowling Preparing for New Seaso1
Heavy Cash
From Ball Game

INV NoRN - Army eus~v-
x~nes relief .ffseiass have ~
o~is~d checks tstAisng sitr.sie
frem ~ m. isr l~aguss sii-.sar
xsre Jul, and the nr~rkiys-
.tsnfa xsss> Aag. q. both 81
which ~ere played 81 TIE rsie
kresea.. n ~as announced
tedss.
rre.iaenf Herace Stc,eh>m
rre.e.t-<i the checks 10 Gel.
IehH 7. Tsster
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Hi-Nay Alleys Meetings
Pioneer League

~ tNITfD PHFss
Boise VhifeWsshed Idaho Fails
and Pocstelio trimmed Salt Lake
in Pioneer league baseball head
liners last night
The Pilots behind Lzmansksts
brilliant three hit pitching. blasted
out Al 90 triumph.
Poostsllo shaded the Bees. 90.
WITH vargas allowing only five
hts
Ogden zeors6 81 victory over
Twin Fsiis IN the other league
game.
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. LssSvs
lsodors

Honas rnhss Williams E<c fA1s "a
Or o.Ants a Ksilss fsnfs. n.
tAaos EfguaA ~
kans s1tssa la Nill3ann Rsa sgn
ia buxff ED sor ~ DiMasxio
Hsnksss ss c.miiD. D11ssrs 81.
k<lsef. YANKEES -
kans Williams H<d Hcx fGS =
DiAssxto raH6sss 81 u ~ Anasls.
ksd So s. Otz Dlanta. -
ntfs. stenre senators lee Fesky
PED sox is4 alk3Ehtsf Cefos, -
D. LAsEs1s. Hsd 8oa ia
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SPOKANE a4.as.4.. 100 COL GOO 4
Vancouver st. ITO 600 10xf
BummAff Pitcher huxnnan. nits
off q Hsnfissfu bits off o runs
scofsd OF J runs feapoasibi< for
Etfurh Dat bY . bsssf on balls
Susbuans runs scored oft o rms 70
spanai bic faf a sfTasfk out ~ ] bass
on balls D. MT By pltehsf Fuillns ~
HsufskA<n stasaBs ~ Bushmau. Wild
pltfh. HsHfikssn left ou basse npos
kans III. Vancouver 7. tec.bss< Elss
8ullsHs Dsnosans runs bzftsd tn
bufeosa. Had6~fn. Mallory Russo
DofseFan Jonas sacrifices co<sroft,
Mullen double plays Mallory 70 Anf-
lsB 70 Wright. Jacobs " B0ecofs -
st4mp~f P9llius % HUnc<da flns<,
] " ufnpsfsa horsn ara Hsnfy
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II The
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Seattle 4. san Francisco ).
Oakland 2, San Diego ].
Hollywood 5, Sacramento l.
Portland-Los Angeles, travelling.
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Cudore Takes Life Easy -.

Leon Cadore of Dem Buns Of many years ago. is
finding life these days his property the
shores Of Pend Oree lake, land of IDAHO Spokane
There he visits with old crones and friends Of Spokane
and Gonzaga university. his Alma Mater and Often doubt
wonders if any hurler will crack his record
Leon Ebbets daughter into
big block of Brooklyn ball clubs stock He has worries
Leon hurled IL tie back in 1920 MAY u when
Dem Buns" playing Boson's Braves
The tie with Leon doing all the chuck
ing Brooklyn labong for the Braves
and sharing in the record.
Joe another record in that he
hurled 20 consecutive score innings giving runs after the sixth
name.
International league and Bob
Brown Of Capiano>.
Same Well old Bob sway back when who
t"d think he really me the Idea and
started me my hurting career
You tip OF Maine TO the
tip coasts and across
the southern you'll find the Bob Brown Is
well known baseball.
panorama the grand old red-heads diamond
career would lifts and helps Brown has given young
ners in the sport.
There in Far West baseball than Bob
Brown early played smart and front line game OF
shortstop
Bob play Portland years ago 1t is frightening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Bengals Smack
Salem. 8 10 4
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

IIksDAtA HGStisIu
Tacoma >. Salem Z.
Vancouver q. spsksss ..
SALEM. ore. The Tigers Of
Tacoma. who have been brut~d
about something terrible ~ late.
came up on their hind feet ysstsy.
day and beat tho Senators. y 20 4
chst johnson. the big Tiger south
paw. held the senators 90 seven
blows. Tacoma had Its hiE inning
in the second. blasting over seven
runs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York s. Chicago 8.
go.far IS. CIessiand 81.
ST Louis s-s. WashirEton IL.
Only Ksnes scheduled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia s, Chicago =.
R,osLlyp ~ ~. Louis.
Boston NJ Pittsburgh
New York al Cincinnati.
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...,. ..'.. = :s- Y: :. " !.
fitshins Esxess isnlaos pis<hes
f.isa 81 Tufpin ~ Jsess6 t4 ~
al OF Len u fsapss - Jss~sa .
siss OFT len :. 1trpin -. tsAese :
runs 81 Lao I.spsa ! isesss :
jsns-a ! sssass sssi' y 'Lss 4 fss.
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summary Runs rssponslbls for
johnson , Babieh J struck out. ~
johnson 7 Bsblcb q bases on balls
OF Johnson Bsnleh D sild pitches.
coma \ Salem 0 home run hfosis
tvo-bas< hits. Lsininssf Riehsrds
runs bsttsd In. f<inlnssr kfolitoF
iiiiY a. Dfosis Habieh. Clos.
koshirf Richards sacrifice johnson
time. so umpiFss. Reggie ana Mems.
siel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
City League
To Organize
Knights of PYihios
To Meet Thursday

Tsooms pin srnssher. are pre-.
raring fer sciion all aicnf the
line. League after league IA,
met ~ VII ~ meeting within the
next fen DAYS 10 re, ready for the
season.
The CITY Bowling league. Taco
mas strongest pin circuit. win or.
rsnize for the 1925 campaign AT
meeting to be held At the Broad
way alleys tonight at $50 O'Clock.
Captain Vim. n. Fsrrsr. veil
known Tacoma police officer, who
Il known by the bowlers as lust
plain Bib. will conduct the meet.
ing Capt, Fsrrsr Is president Of
the iesgu~.
Important husiness win
come before the city icagu~r~.
A change In the rule. at last
sesr. when the league howied
without handicap. IL forecast.
Sentiment "a make the loop
more esenl, balanced VA. esi-
dent ~ preliminary meeting
last week.
At least three franchises will
be awarded new teams.
ELECTION ALSO
The bylaws will be scrutlnixed
and changes made To conform 10
the wishes of the bowlers. Of
ncers for the ensuing year will
also be elected at the meeting.
The meeting is open TO all who
are interested in the league In any
way and President Farrar has Is
sued an invitation for all who carr
To sit in on the parley.
X. OF P.'s TO MEET
The Knights of Pythias bowling
league will not start play for more
than a week. but the circuit ha.
slated big get-together meeting
for the bowlers 10 he held Mt the
lodge hall Thursday night at 8
o'clock.
In announcing their meeting. the
Knights also released the names
OF their officials and team cap
tains.
W. n. Wyman has b~en
elected president 10 lead the
league which has grown 20
10-team circuit. Tom Spen-
Ger IL vice president and A. q.
Hopkins Ia the secretary treas
urer.
Captains Of the teams are Ted
Christensen. Charles Hirst. r. G.
Kelsey. Marshall Eaton. George
Thompson. n. Kravik. John Hip
kins. Walt Davies. Leslie Beck
stead and Leslie Becker.
The Knights Of Pythias men
win bowl on the Coliseum alleys
on Thursday nights at o o'clock.
starting September 10.
COMMERCIALS
The Coliseum Commercial league
will organize for the coming cam
paign at a meeting to be held
Thursday at o'clock at the Coll
scum alleys.
All bowlers interested in IN.
league are invited 10 attend. A
i0-team circuit is projected.
WOMEN MEET
A meeting Of the Broadway
Women's league Is scheduled for
Thursday night at the Broadway
alleys at : O'Clock. All feminine
trundlers interested in bowling in
this league are asked 10 attend as
important business Is 10 be taken
up.
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On Ohe lam /!
WIN flllou AfrcAup

Had quite talk with Bobb, Morris. retired ~. IL.
football and basketball official now Ming count, a,,a
Bobby called EN- in prep and college contests for >,
one-half Of his life.
Hung up the spikes because . his leg. rr,elsa
An athletic official like athlete cant yet ,lors h,
the underpins 20 haywire
When Bobby said his legs cracked h. meant nus. thu, ana s
Southern California game seasons ago IN I, Angeles
Yes sir said Bobby. leg crack Tn,, q
inside 1t oed n"srd and turned black my .nk. 10
developed co and had quit. tim. s,or, thine.
got the officiating work" ~ w
And that why he has hung cheated shoes whit. pant,
That is why he put the whistle placed the cotton and
whistle in box and laid them
Bobby for reelection oppon.r, ON IN. La
things his side heat ON IN, R.puhc, Ia
In Northwest :" '''''' a""''
I'm do that for the boys providing my leg up think
will. I'll be careful" :
never losfer on the job. He hnsting type
81 had to be right on every pay h. exn,n.S 81, - 49, -
Nothing else would suffice Thus those going top
speed each football basketball throughout my "a year.
active officiating
produced He refereed three RO.. Bowl
games at Pasadena or the world year
field judge in the classic
The chunky little brown-.yed fellow with shoulder. of heavy
weight Ocated in more than 1000 grid hoop
years.
try imagine has legged it, But even
imagination would n such an ort
Bobby either holds the record hot officiating
In basketball games He performed 100 IS days Wow
Of a hardwood floor.
That 1928 when youth spring through
his sturdy body.
He wound that by officiating three
High school important
Bobby has ocated the Coast Rocky Mountain Northwest
He graduated Broadway through
could attend college
and you In Northwest
who attended college who with
superior officials % o POPULATIONS
you've first officials Yes
first Not only three
Northwest whole officials"
Which coming capable major Lacquer Morris
speaks highly Northwest section.
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BOWLING NOTES -.
80. Tacoma Merchants League

80. Tacoma Merchants League
Al Weiss was elected president
and Gordon Parker. secretary, at
last Mondays meeting Of the
South Tacoma Merchants league.
Play will begin Monday. Sept IL
with a fun eight-team circuit IN
prospect. a second meeting will
be held on Monday. Aug 81, al tn.
Hi-way siieys. 10 complete plans
for conduct Of the league.
Hi-way Alleys Meetings
Northern Pacific bowlers will
convene at the Hi-Way alleys
Wednesday night 20 elect officers
and prepare schedules for this
seasons play, which begins Wed
nesday. Sept 3.
Members Of the South End
Tavern league are called 10 an
initial organizstionsl msettnK
which will start a. 8 O'Clock At
the Hi-Wsy alleys on Thursday
night
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BROADWAY WOMEN MEET

A meeting Of the Broadway
Women's league Is scheduled for
Thursday night At the Broadway
alleys at : o'clock. All feminine
trundlers interested in bowling in
this league are asked 10 attend as
important business Is 10 be taken
up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Bo Sox Show
Stiff Drive
Hove Won IL Out
OF Lost Is Tits

tie and II may ~ too late. but the
Boston Red Sew current squirt
might make things = hit interest
ing for the New York Yankees
in the American league.
SIN weeks age. 81 course. an
eight game winning streak such ss
the Red sox boast today and .
record Of IL victories out Of Is
starts would have raised the tempo
Of the junior circuit competition 10
an exciting pitch. Even as II IL,
the Bosions have cut the Yankees
psee-se,iing margin TO q reason
able So games.
They are Eetsisg the pisrhiaG
and hitting worthy 81 cham
pions and after playing the
Yankees right down 10 the
ground In their last four-gaase
set NJ Fen~a, park--they took
three out of four--hsve wea
eight ef II games from the
champions. II would require .
modern miracle for the Son Ia
s~nd the Yankees tuu,bling
from tho top with only 20
games remaining. but ~ den-
niteis could happen.
The Red Sex made II eight in a
row yesterday. taking both ends Of
a double header from the Cleveland
Indians. 5-3 and sal.
GORDON HITS ONE
Joe Cordon's 18th homer with
one on elimaxed an uphill battle IN
which the Yankees overcame the
White sox. So. Johnny Humph-
ries hlAnked the Yanks for the
first six frames. but Gordon's sin
gle. an error. Gerry Pnffy's triple
and another error tied the score
in the seventh.
The Browns climbed into third
place In the American league. de-
feating the Senators. 81. in the
opener Of a twilight double header.
The Browns made their sd-
vantage over the fourth place
Indians n game aud . half by
.dginE the senators, s-2, In an
1i-inning niEhtcap.
Mort Cooper went the full dis
tanee a. the Cardinals clipped the
Dodgers for the second time, I'll,
in IL innings and cut Brooklyn's
National league lead 10 5is games.
Johnny Wander Nicer clipped Carl
Hubbells winning streak At eight
games and pitched the Reds 10 a
81 victory over the Giants.
RIP sewell hurled three.hit ball
for the Pirates 10 beat the Braves.
go.
The pills cut loose five run. in
the second and one In the firth
and defeated the Cubs 90
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COLISEUM COMMERCIALS

The Coliseum Commercial league
will organize for the coming cam
paign at a meeting to be held
Thursday at o'clock at the Coll
scum alleys.
All bowlers interested in tn.
league are invited 10 attend. A
i0-team circuit is projected.
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The Red sox made II eight in a
row yesterday. taking both ends Of
a double-header from the Cleveland
Indians IA and 81
Evening star., 1942-12-09
Toll ToIe

Not all tall tales find their way
to the sacred precincts of the Liars
Club. Some fall by the wayside, not
because they are insufficiently ex-
tended. but because they actually
happened and so cannot pass the
clubs rigid test of dishonesty.
Among these is the tall tale of a
toolmaker in Detroit who tried for
a gasoline B card because he was too
elongated for a mere A card
At first the rationing board was
unimpressed. Granted that he was
tall, his six feet six seemed the
height Of something or other when
used as an excuse for more gasoline.
Yet his chain of reasoning. though
slightly dizzy, was logical. No gaso-
line, no automobile. No automobile,
then he must use a bus. With not
enough seats in the bus, he must
stand. With not enough room at the
top, he must stoop. Result Of stoop-
ing. a stiff neck. Result of stiff neck,
impaired efficiency, meaning fewer
tools cut, less production by those
tools, less striking power by the
United Nations. and therefore a
longer war. The longer war, of
course. would mean still more gaso-
line consumption. He got his B card.
Evening star., 1942-12-09
New COP Chairman

The decision to select Harrison E.
Spangler of Iowa as the new chair
man of the Republican National
Committee may prove to have been
a wiser choice than would appear
on the surface.
Mr.. Spangler, veteran Of twenty
years in Iowa politics, is a repre-
sentative of the grass roots" section
of the country. He has been a con-
sistent opponent of the New Deal,
and the probabilities are that he will
prove especially we'll fitted for the
Job of organizing the spreading oppo-
sition to many of the administrations
policies that was reflected in the
recent elections.
To be sure, Mr. Spangler was a
compromise selection and this has
caused much talk of Smoke filed
rooms" and internal dissensions.
But compromise is the rule rather
than the exception in all of our
political parties. 1t is a logical prod
uct Of the nature Of American polit-
ical organization.
At the least, the COP has avoided
any action which might be construed
as a return to isolationism. The new
chairman and the national COM
mittee have reaffirmed the party S
determination to see to it that the
war is fought through to a decisive
victory and that the United States
assumes role in the postwar world
commensurate with a realistic sense
Of international responsibility. With
the selection Of Mr.. Spangler. this
has been done without widening the
breach between opposing wings Of
the party. If this is not the best
solution to difficult problem that
Evening star., 1942-12-09
THIS AND THAT
BIZ Charles E. Trace,Dell.

Any station intended principally for
chickadees and titmice Is best put at a
window, where their activities may be
watched
Both are fast and neither fingers at
a feeding station. The habit is to take
a seed and fly away with it to a nearby
shrub or tree.
1t must be kept in mind that most of
our seed-eating and suet-eating birds
eat plenty of insect forms In the spring
and summer
So any help given them In the cold is
repaid hundred fold in the warm
weather
Feeding the songbirds may strike some
persons as rather silly and a waste of
money, but We venture to say that no
expenditure is any wiser. especially now
when crops of all sorts must be in
creased.
Our bird allies do great deal, in
normal times, to make crops pay.
They will do more, from now on.
How fortunate it is, 1t seems to us,
that the wave of interest in bird life,
and their feeding in winter, is now at
its height!
Just as we, as Nation, need more food
from our fields, we have more bird allies
than ever before
This is sensible, as well as pleasing. 1t
Is heartening to realizing that persons
who may have been merely pleasing
themselves, as they thought, were really
helping Uncle Sam all the time.
AS to the human aspects of birds. thev
are often very striking They show that
all living things are brothers, as the
Chinese proverb has it.
We have often noted blue jay which
reminded us Of certain person
Sometimes the bustling Of the chicka-
dee will remind the observer OF some
friend.
Certainly these reminders are not as
large, among birds, as dogs or cats
these four-legged creatures often show
strictly human traits
1t is a well-known fact that certain
people remind one of various animals.
While mostly this is due to some physical
characteristic. there is sometimes a mem
tai side which refers plainly to some
animal
On the whole, however, birds are in
teresting precisely because they are not
human. Surely the thoughtful person
has had just bit too much of humanity,
in recent years. Human nature. In the
raw, and undiluted, is almost more than
such person can stand, at times. He or
she is glad to get away from humanity
with all its woe and tears, and spend q
few minutes or hours with the wild
creatures. living close to nature, and res
ponding to her original mandates. The
curious thing is that a single bird. in a
mass of birds. is still the same bird. but
that human being becomes bad when
he joins crowd. A man may be primi-
tive and good, by himself, but in groups
his mind seems to run to politics and
mass murder.
Evening star., 1942-12-09
The Broader Issue

In supporting the McCarran bill
defining the present and future
standards for exemption of private
real estate in the District, the Board
OF Trade has not been unmindful of
the beneficial results of the Com
missioners long study of the ques-
ton, even though the Senate bill
failed to do what some of the au-
thorities at the District Building
hoped it would do.
They wanted the grounds for eX-
emption narrowed, and they fear
they have been broadened instead. If
their fears materialize in abuse of the
exemption privilege-and there are
differences of opinion as to whether
that will take place-the remedy still
lies in further amendment of the
law. But even if there is no further
amendment of the law, the addi-
tional property which might be re-
moved from the tax lists is relatively
small and almost inconsequential in
comparison with the really important
issue involved
That issue is greater recognition
by Congress, not merely of its au-
thority to exempt what property it
chooses to exempt in the Nations
Capital, but of its responsibility to
contribute generously to the Capt.
tails maintenance and development
In lieu of tax revenues lost by such
exemption, This responsibility was
recognized by the Senate District
Committee in reporting the McCar-
ran measure. And the Board of
Trade report properly took note of the
fact that the matter of exempt real
estate is merely one of several other
considerations which equitably are
to be taken into account in fixing the
amount of the Federal payment.