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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-15
Junior Legion Team
Wins Double Header

Proctor Kildow Posts American
Legion junior baseball team ended
its season in the Western division of
the Mountain District League by TAX
ing both ends of a double header
from Westernport at Oakland on
Monday. The scores were ST and IA
4.
Oakland concluded the campaign
with a record of three wins and nine
defeats. The local team was managed
by Wayne Sewers.
Mari Fauber gained the verdict
over Complesi in the opener, holding
Westernport to six hits. He struck
out four. Denver Sisler led the attack
with three hits while Kahl, Fauber
and Smouse each collected two-bag-
gers.
Sisler outpitched four Westernport
moundsmen in the nightcap, struck
out seven, yielded five hits and shared
batting honors with Smouse, each
player connecting with three safetes.
Kahl and Fauber walloped homers for
Oakland. The second game was linn
tied to five innings.
COney Wins Title
Homecoming clnched the western
division championship by trouncing
Oakland Thursday evening II to O..
1t was Conveys ninth straight vic
tory. Lee pitched a no-run, nO-hit
game and struck out nine Oakland
batmen. Only "a batsmen faced the
Homecoming twirler in the seventh
ming contest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-15

were supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Turner and son Sunday even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Garlitz have been
spending their vacation visiting rela-
tives at Avilton and Grantsville. Mr..
Garlitz was formerly from Avilton.
Mrs. nellie Bender, Cleveland o.,
visited friends and relatives here for
several days. Mrs. Bender was a resi-
dent of Grantsville and Salisbury,
r., lie fer '-: ~, the late SAM
uel beld,@, E,..a ih the mercantile
business here.
The All club met at the home of
Joann Bender, Little Crossings, ten
members were present. Miss Jessie
Guard, asst. HD.A., for Garrett
and Mrs Guy Hardesty were present.
The members received their "T''
shirts that had been ordered. They
made plans to go on an all day camp
ing Monday, July 10, near Grants
vile.
The vacation school that was held
at st. AIMS church, Avilton, closed
Monday with a picnic on Tuesday at
"Alvernon" near Salisbury, Pa. Rev.
Father David Dressman, sponsored
the school and picnic. There were Sc
children including ten from Grants
vile and Little Crossings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bender ard
son Chester, Canton, O., were visit
ing Mrs. C. o. Orendorf and daugh-
tiers and other relatives several days
last week while on vacation. Roy
Resi-, Canton, was also a weekend
visitor of Mrs. Orendorf
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Weimer,
Bridgeport, Conn, are visiting their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George
Sloan, and other relatives in Mary
land for two weeks Mr. and Mrs
Marty Lyons, Stratford, Conn, are
also visiting at the Sloan home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-15
Over Inch of Rain Falls

Over an inch of rain fell on Tues
day of this week, making a total of
LAO for the three-day period of the
18th, 18th and 18th, according to the
weather report from Weber's.
The high temperature reading of
the week was 80, on the 18th, while
the low reading was Sc on the 18th.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-15
Baptist Church Social

The Loeb Lynn Baptist church will
hold "a social meeting on the parson-
age lawn Immediately following
the Odd Fellows minstrel show, Fri
day night. The time was reported to
be 900 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-15
Here For Conference

Rev. Arthur Goetz, D. D., of Phila-
delphia, Pa, editor of The Parish
School, is in Oakland to conduct a
meeting this evening, at st. Marks
Lutheran church, for Sunday School
teachers and church workers. A youth
educational program will be planned
for the coming wear
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-06-24

BOHMAN-WARNE., Inc.
IS West Franklin Street
HAGERSTOWN, MD.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-06-24

sCEaIraDE1-RoEIRER CO., Inc.
Pioneer Hardware Merchants
1859 SOUTH POTOMAC ST.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-06-24

D. A. STTCKELL & SONS, Inc.
81 West Baltimore Street
HAGERSTOWN, MD.
Evening star., 1948-11-01

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| cars REGARDLESS Of price; don't trade on .
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We need ioo cars, 1885 to is1s: II your your
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Is not paid for. will pay OF balance and
pay cash difference; Washineton's Oldest
exclusive used-car dealers. All cash or
certified checks. Mr.. Barnes Or Mr.. sand
srs a One location. Drive in big open lot.
Open $50 to $50, NO: I'LL, MI. .s21z.
BARNES-SANDERS MOTORS. Closed Sun.
OUR CARS ARE MOVING FAST, bring your
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burg I'd. ne. FIR 1873 .
Evening star., 1948-11-01

|Goren on Bridge
No. 1-As South you hold:
AKo4 0K7642 GAO &J1o4
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
mt. siaS Pass Pass ns'F' r"
What do you bid now?
,,,1.. AnsMsraXoa .,ts hsy: ave. good oDsnin. hid
hss aaa =. sSu hsT:
suit: your hand. there Is nothinr farthsr
Point count. You have Is POINTS. points Part.
nsr has at least is' With SOM some sort q A.:
. slam.
No. s-As South, you vulnerable,
hold:
As4s oA& eAsss &KJ5s
The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
spade 2hearts Pass
What do you bid?
Answer-Chances for . game are ex.
tremely bright when one considers part
s.as qne hnT I4oo
gal. his trump suit should be Q very good
one. 1t is to be hoped that you were not
sas & 70 0ps psra.r N IS unG.
no obligation to proceed, and y2u might
and it uneomfortsble to be lsit in
The proper procedure Is to raise to three
hearts, or with rather tirnid partner,
even four hearts.
No. 3-As South you hold:
A1os2 vQs7S oQJ AKQs7
The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
l spade Double Pass 2hearts
2 spades Pass Pass ?
What do you bid now?
Answer--This should be regarded ~ .
good hand when partner % makes an I'm.
mediate double and you you should not permis
You should not be deferred by. partners
h Sine: can s ten SSa %az 70 spesf
hand, containing 10 points, Is avsrass
An average hand opposite = tskeout double
| holds forth bright prospects for game.
No. Both sides vulnerable, op-
ponent opens with one spade, and
you hold:
AKQ107 vt oAJ632 @K6S
What do you bid?
Answer-Pass. Don't crowd . fellow
%ght b .Sax NSEsns FOR Any .stos
by you that tends to impede the oppo;
sition is bound to prove to your financial
detriment.
No. 5-As South you hold:
AAQ1o5 VAS e765 AJ747
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
club Pass 1spade Pass
2 hearts Pass ?
What do you bid now?
Answer-Four clubs. Your partner has
shown fve clubs, four hearts and very
strong hand, since he has compelled you
to increase the contract II you choose to
return to his frst suit. Do not make the
mistake OF offering o mere preference DID
Of three clubs with o hand this strong.
(copyright, 194s, by Charles H. Goren)
The size Of American farms varies
from an average of about 80 acres In
the South through 100 acres in New
England to about 400 acres in West
ern wheat-growing regions.
Evening star., 1948-11-01

Dealers, 5000 Lee hwy. Arl., Va. Terms
or trade. Phone CHI. 1000. -
WINTER CLEARANCE SALE-Don't let
these low prices fool you. Look these over
before you buy. All cars in 1st block carry
Evening star., 1948-11-01
Answer 70 DRAMATURGIc.
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. George W. Crone


Score / point for a correct solution
to each of the first five problems
The last problem counts s points.
/. The President of the United
States is ofncially elected by the
members Of the Electoral College
whose number equals the sum of the
United States Senators, plus the
United States Representatives. Since
we have 435 Representatives, what
Is the number Of electors?
435. 531.
1856. $40.
2. Which one alone Of these candi-
dates has previously competed for
the presidency In q national election? ?
Dewey. Wallace.
Truman. Thurmond.
3. A bow tie should make one think
Of which presidential candidate?.
Dewey. Wallace.
Truman. Thurmond.
4. The Governments indebtedness
when Hoover left ONCE was about
5 billion, is billion.
10 billion. 20 billion.
5. At present the Governments
debt u approximately
Evening star., 1948-11-01
Take My Word for 1t
By Frank Colby
Words to Watch.

A common fault In careless speecl
Is the dropping Of syllables, rs IL
saying "JEN-uh-lee" for generally
"DIF-ernt" for different, "puh-TIK,
lee" for particularly, etc.
1t Is hard to overcome this bar
habit, but with diligence and prac.
tice it can be overcome and one viii
be more than repaid for the effort
Precision Of speech without being
too precise, Of course) h = resi- asset
in human relations in both the social
and business worlds.
Watch such words rs these: Tenn.
perament. Not TEMP-uh-m'nt mt.
Say: TEM-per-uh-m'nt.
Generally. Not "JEN ,,h lee. >
Say: JEN-er-uh-lee.
Finally. Not "FINE-lee." Say:
FIN-uh-lee.
Usually. Not "YoozH-lee." Say:
YOO-zhoo-uh-lee.
Probably. Not "PROB-les." Say
PROB-ub-lee.
Considerable. Not "kun-sID- -uh.
b." Say: kun-sD-sr-uh-b1.
Violent. Not 'VY-l'nt." Say
VY-uh-l'nt.
Different. Not "DH-srnt." Say
DT-er-ent.
Recognize. Not REX -uh -niss.
Say: REK-ug- g-ni1e.
Perhaps. Not "praps." Say: per.
HAPS.
Lihrarys Not 'LY-brss." Gay
LY-breh-ree.
Government. Not "dUv-m'nt.'
Say: mint.
Arctic. Not "AER-tik." Gay
AHRK- -tik.
Antarctic. Not "an AIR Nk.
Say: ant-AERK-tik.
Auxiliary. Not "awg-znL-uh.
rec" or "awg-ZILL-ree." Say: avg.
1ILL-yuh-ree.
Interesting. Not "IN-tsr-sting. ,
Say: Interesting.
Fifth. Not nth" Say: NTH.
Jewelry. Not "JOOL-ree." Say
JOO-ul-ree.
Are you guilty Of using "ain't" or
aren't T'f Mr.. Colby discusses these
common errors in his leanet. c-20. For
St., stamped: 9, SET -. isddTssssd . s9ys1ep. 40
Station q, New York 10. N.
Released BY the Bell 6yndieats, 1ne)
Evening star., 1948-11-01

UNION AUTO SERVICE, 1898 L st. NV.
Washington, MA. 1890.
194S Hudson super eight 4-door sedan;
fully equipped. radio, heater, rayon
twill slip covers and other extras;
S2,675.
2.door with overdrive and heater;
$3.50.
1948 Hudson super eight 4-door sedan;
equipped with heater; S1,626.
1912 Packard eight t-cylinder model 100;
equipped with heater; S1.625.
1912 Hudson Commodore eight; equipped
S1,125.
1911 Cadillac model 81 fivs-passenge1
coupe; equipped with radio and heater
1941 Packard 4-door sedan. Clipper model;
equipped with overdrive and heater;
All Of the above carry . so-dsy guar
antee l.
Evening star., 1948-11-01
Word Game

Find n or more common English
words in
QUADRANTAL,
meaning, I'm the shape Of q quad
rant, or fourth part Of = circle"
Average mark Is Is words. Time
limit, 20 minutes.
Rules Of the gams-1. Words must be Of
four or more letters. Q. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of g." such as
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
are not used. 4 list viii be published
Evening star., 1948-11-01

cars in D. c. All cars can bs purchased
sALEs, a71e-a7a5 Nichols ave. Sc, Ii
0336, II 1907. Opposite 6t. Eligabeth
Evening star., 1948-11-01
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

Easy terms can be arranged.
1881 Wisconsin ave, Ordway 34O0.
1112 Blsdensburg I'd. ne, AT. 1900. =
Evening star., 1948-11-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALT.

PONTIAC 1es7 4.dr: sedan; $1,000; aI
SsAG Ga. sfs 2 .rsy sssf 4ornssa a;ss5 pm !. lux.
cenv. ssdanette: maroon leather, r. r, 'Ias T.,
sSs4,sS sses ;ssS 81 w. :ss.S ssss 1a;i
s.l ssS,D Ws ssoG ssss sssu'l miles, $4,000 or Sss'
ssSSNIS sSsS ssim. III 4 lss lis .1s yt hi SS5s
MAIG}rogE SALES. 18th and r. /. ave. ne.
PoNTfAC SiSHc 1s47 s-cyl 4.dr. sedan; radio
%schsnicSl @ Al consition; nsni $1,000. Call OWN
ACCESSORIES; true mileage G,e5O: the new
car price for this car Is g; ;745: our price
PoRTiac Ns9 az is4s 4dr os; sedan; sSo windov.
ssy sarefnly cared for SSsau orig
tom TOM radio, & Under nnderseat % heater, Seat covers, ns
. nne car veil above average cond.; only
81 las: terms. trade or cash. ME. 5000.
De- ...1 1s4s heat
asIss; ass sasrsasss. sstsstu ifaeon ssfHs Il
Vermont ave; NV, wash.'s Oldest Ford
ssTGpAsskklisss ss.1f5A Nki ssSG: ls4s Champion Rel REGAL
and defroster, turn signals and hillholder.
tan finish: very clean interior: very low
aoea 9asss sale ' prss, one ss. S. saS from
CO.. silver Spring paekaTd dealer. sss
sTUSEsakks sve is4i a. CHAMPION 4dr
honey of little maroon number in top
sss tisa se sea ifsf tfERF'sfa
sTubEBARER ii hEB Xxi 1888; r, h., seat covers; cove
$3.50. 5 915 Potomac ave. Sc. AT. tSS.is'
sTSpEisAkz5sEsa y sa 1s4s sssurs; al spa h;
pSTAs EsSS ss'tsE aorohs '.eR .ss Ms1so ssd
sHSiassssEE s4SSHsSRrE r. isss r. st7t
sTIpHszkER sisS Sns R0' isss NAM
overdrive. 2 brand-new tires. clean: excel
spEsaksS sSss socy T ,ss 1sso sedan
GhaSR,se %fGs! 5ss5 ss5sfia
G3G;;;n13S g.; 1Sss % 22nd ss NV MA. $500. ~! .-i.,
dent; original blk. fnish. heater and de-
sSs:r ss1 ?T lev .sls nllesss: iss HAirYs rs
s. 1s4S chsnp,on soe Club coupe.
MiLGs s' MoToR M K Co. s'i $500 X st. .Iis NV. %D
sTUDEBAKER 1912 4-door; heater, fne
S9sNy iSss SsSToS sz1Es. '0H 18th + and md ss1
sTgSESAkfS; isss 1875. Regal s,.1 s,I q luxe .ar;
white sidewall tires; 1900 miles; $2.495;
30-day guarantee. Cash. trade or terms
days till s. sATcHER MOTORS, NC,
500 Wis. ave. Wo. 9361.. II
CONvERTTBLES Al Ford. Pontiac
Buick; 1895 to $H,195. Here are few real
prewinter bargains. all with sturdy new
tops, radio, heater; get an excel. car at
seasonal sacrifice; you'll be glad you
were farsiehted. LEE d. BUTLER, INC,
1121 21st st. NV, DI. O11O. 3
ESTATE SALE of Oldsmobile sedan. four
door, 1911; radio and heater: serial No.
76-S1371. motor No. GA 445S79, BY auc-
tion at Weschler's, 9O5 Z st. NV, Tues
%iooEAHAp. exec executor. to ~ estat. M Of sdx.rd si
Z. Caldwell. diseased James r. Kirkland.
attorney. National Press Bldg. i
BRITISH STANDARD TOUR. The class
Of the small car field. This Is 0 practically
new 1947 model with all sorts Of useful
t. 1925. LEE b. BUTLER, INC, 1871
sIHv 21st st 6pIe nw, /, s1GN9-oy PI G1a9 .nro
ton sale every Friday night, 6 pm, S5I1
c2lssyille I'd, "a Silver sgring, Nd. sH: 449o:
modern way: sell only ii bid is sstisfae-
tory; total fee SIS. You won't 90 wrong
buying or selling q car here. Big auction
ave. Sc, or. 100 18th st. Sc, TR 71i3.
(Auction sales rain or shine1
Evening star., 1948-11-01

.ore "S":: T. and
Is had excellent
,95. Call original
Evening star., 1948-11-01

HONESTLY PRICED USED CAR9-De-
pendable transportation; unusually clean
Evening star., 1948-11-01
No. 1As South you hold:
4 AQ 105 VAS o765 &J743
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
l club Pass spade Pass
2 haarts Pass

WnaC 90 you Old now!
Answer-Four clubs. Your partner has
shown five clubs, four hearts and .. very
strong hand, since ne has = COMPELLED CON . you 3a
return to his frst suit Do not make the
mistake OF offering o mere preference bid
Of three clubs with q hand this strong.
(copyright, 194S, by Charles II. Goren)
Evening star., 1948-11-01
No. 3-As South, you vulnerable,
hold:
AS43 oA< eAse5 &KJ53
The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
l spade 2hearts Pass ?
What do you bid?

mediate double and you should not permit
the opponents to buy the hand this
You should not be deferred BY partners
failure to act over the two-spade bid, for
all he can tell you may have nothing at
hand, containing 10 points, Is average.
An average hand opposite takeout double
holds forth bright prospects for Q game.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-30

Planets do not govern the soul.
M guide the destinies of men. but
trifles, lighter than straws, are
LAYERS in the building up of char
o 'ter-Tupper
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-30
Yat-Cha-LayS Gain
Tie with kutchnick
MIXED FOURSOME LEAGUE
STANDINGS

Yat-ChaLay rallied in the late
stages against the Four Lorns to
Wn 81 in a mixed foursome lea
cue match last Friday night in
Main Bowl The decision pushed
the -ChaLay quartet to first
place tie with the KutchnickS who
we're held to % draw by the
Railroaders.
The triumphant Yat-Cha-Lay
should thank Pruney Tsuji for it
was he who started the ball rolling
with a 2l4 in the second.
Tux Tada (569) led the Rail
readers who railroaded the Kutch-
hicks into accepting a % tie.
In other matches. Good BIS snip
ped the -Four Roses. 81. and I-SoS
knocked out That's All 81 Warm
keglers were George Kimma (5l2)
and TAX Yokoyama 1856 for That's
All and Jack Nitta C505l for I-SoS.
! he results follow:
I-SOS t3l-Miye Ishikawa 476.
F Yokoyama 465. Sue Lew 1872, Nit
IA sos. THAT'S ALL uD-Tak Yo-
koyama 486 NJ Yamaguchi 458.
Pat Hidaka 445. Kimura 5l2.
KUTCHNICKS (2l-Rose Young
4l9. B Tanaka 518. Mary Tsuchi-
<awa 404. T. Shibuya 494; RAIL
readers 90 - Mickey Hirano
400, K Oyama 410, Kathy Hashi-
zume 339. Tada $50
GOOD B t3-Madee Ono Asst. Y
Maekawa 479. Marie Nakata 300. T.
Nakata 497; FOUR ROSES d.
70 Kitayama 424 Nishimoto Ash
Jean Terao 458. KuraniShi 493.
-CHA-LAY t31-Kiki Yama-
motto 434. J Wong 443. Dot Koda-
ma 1876, Tsuji 535: FOUR LORNS
u-Aiko Kawaguchi 456, Sumioka
l37 YoYo Konishi 1 Ihashi 47s
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-30
Joe ASahara HurlS One-Hitter
As Fife Blanks Mercury, 80

TACOMA, June 30-Fife A. c.
kept its slate clean in the NORTH
WEST TIMES Baseball League last
Sunday at jefferson field as Joe
Asahara twirled one-hit ball to
down Seattle's Lotus Mercury,
to 0.
Againsl Asahara on the mound
was Richard Tsuji. Garfield play
er. who struck out eleven Fife men
and allowed four blows. Tsuji,inci-
dentally. was the man who robbed
Asahara of a no-hitter with a
sharp single early in the game.
The triumph placed Fife into
the Northwest Fourth of July In
vitat'onal Baseball Tournament as
representative of the NORTHWEST
TIMES league.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-30

Nakamichi stopped White River
cold by an 81 count on Sunday at
Liberty park in Renton Striking
out six. Nakamichi limited the
Valleyltes to four singles. two of
which were collected by first
acker Club Hori
While Nakamichi was hand
cutting the opposing nine in fine
style, his Vet teammates took adj
vantage of Pancho Nakashima
witness and tailed four runs in
the first two frames And the Vets
fattened their lead In the middle
frames-fifth. sixth and seventh
to ten marks Skipper Joe KeSa-
maru of the hustling Vets led his
men with three one-baSers.
MISTY VETS fo
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-06-30
60 GOLFERS
EYE TITLES
IN NV MEET
Special to Northwest Times

SPOKANE. Wash. June 30 -
More than sixty golfers will tee off
Monday morning, July 5. on the
ough Indian Canyon Course for
he annual Pacific Northwest Open
ioll Tournament which this year
under the sponsorship of the
5pokane Golf Association.
The Indian Canyon Course. enc
If the most scenic courses in Anne
ca, was the setting of the Es-
lerald3 tournament held in 1947 in
Which such leading u. S. pros as
ogan. Furgol. Kaiser. Vines and
almer participated. In 1916. Sam
ny Snead set the course record by
hooting "a
Last-minute entries to the North
gest affair will be accepted until
l:59 pm. Friday. July 2. Write to
NJ e. M, 1913 N. Barnard Spokane.
IL telephone, Main 487l. Spokane
Two shifts are still open: $50 am
in the "A" flight and TIP a.E. in
he b.
A pre-tournament banquet will
oe on Sunday. July 4. in Commel-
linis.
The foursomes and their start
ng times are as follows:
a" FLIGHT
6 a.m.-Nagamatsu 90. HaShi-
TAM 80. Kono 90, Hattori 80.
6:O6-J. Yamaguchi 80. Maruya-
ma Q0). Nakamura d0). NJ. va
maguchi q0.
6:12-Ishikawa G0), Natori GD,
K. NakamTa I'D, T. Aoki G2.
6:16-G. Shimizu I'D, K Yama-
guchi G2, T. Nakashima G2D
6:42-Harada G2). K. Nakaya-
ma d2). Y. Ota G2).
6:30-open
"B" FLIGHT
6:36 a.m.-Umino 15). Fl. Yoshi-
ola G4. j. Ozaki go, Tai 15.
6:42-C. Yamada 90, G. Okada
$50, T. Masuda G6).
6:48-Heyamoto G5). Tanabe u6l
Hisayasu 49,. Mimbu 80.
6:54--Maeda G6). IWata 40, w.
Nakamura 90. j. Funai 40.
"A. Nakamura 90, E. Okamo-
motto 90, Wakamatsu 90, A. va
mazda 900.
7:06-SaruWatari 19), Imada 19)
Hijiya 900, S. Iwana COO.
7:12-open.
&C" FLIGHT
7:18 a.m..-Hironaka, Saiki CD.
G.. Honda C22). T. Yamaguchi C2O.
7;24-Kashino C22), Iga (23). Ka-
sal (23). Tsutlkawa (22).
7;30-Mizoguchi (23), r. Saito
ga, Molina (23D Kuroiwa C25.
1861. Hayashi C23). Koyama
(2g), H. Matsumoto 800.
7:42-Y. Namba t26), j. Hayashi
(34). Nishifue (3D.
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Merchants Down
ASlluraS, 9-5

SALTY" Mizutas South End
Merchants came from b h n
to defeat the Lotus Ashuras,
9 to 5. last Sunday at Rainier play
field to gain their fourth victory
IN the NORTHWEST TIMES Base
ball League. Iso Nishimura OF
Ashuras knocked out a double ano
a single
The AshuraS were ahead. SO. Du,
their lead was trimmed and final
ly overcome by Merchant scorings
in the fourth and fifth.
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IShikaWa Calls
For Fem keglers

Every girl who wishes to join the
Nisei girls bowling league this
fall is requested to contact Miye
IShikaWa at once so that reSerVa-
ons for alleys may be establish
I'd for the 1913 40 season in Main
Bowl.
Miss Ishikawa may be reached at
Seneca 2438. during the day, and
at Prospect 8072, evening.
Alley reservations for all leagues
during the 48-'49 season must be
made before July l.
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Girls Summer Loop
Bowling Results

Results of the June "a matches
in the girls summer league in Main
Bowl were as follows:
ALLEY KITTENS (4-Dot Ko-
dana 379 Suzie Shimizu $50, YoYo
Konishi 4l6; SPLITTERETrES CO)
Martha Ikeda 1877, Yosh Tanigu-
chi 1886. Miye Ishikawa $50.
MAIN BOWLERET'TES (4)-Kiyo
Yamaguchi 408, Toni Koba 412,
Jean Numoto 491. GUTTERETTES
m-Kimi Tanaka 429. Ida Naka-
uchi 301, Mary Maniwa 349
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NakamiChi, SaSaki Pitch NiSei Vets
To Two Wins in Puget Sound Loop

Mastelful pitching by Mas Nakamichi and Edo
Sasak gave the NiSei Veterans two victories last
weekend in the blue section of the Puget Sound
Baseball league
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NORTHWEST TIMES BASEBALL
LEAGUE STANDINGS

savoy victory over Rissho to be
questioned if game has any bearing
on final play-off standings