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P . ™ - Bi T RTRN e B VA BY on Links Oe e son Celebrates 87th Birthday ] eoe 2y - E?/‘8 1 ; N . P Injures by way L Conn n retired sea Necktie Yakima Next INNIS AOXINIEY| ART XRENZ Andrew Baxter, captain, Y BPO P YORK-—Capt. - CENES ;. Injures went out on the Wykagyle | N!.'Wof celebrating his 87Tth birthday tee—and foozled Country club and hit 60 shots off the practice four. Stadium F Partner only his for 77 played par Baxter, who has been playing golf years, eoner first of seashore its op- half stretch Encountering strong on mile and PITTSBURGHA Pittsburgh| first game in 1862 a sandy, a ‘Wash, Golden the Stadium hoop squad position, between East and West Wuemyss, Fifeshire, Scotland. -{;QAIIIA. was in serious of will meet Yakima Pirates Friday fighter conditlon‘:l to 18 holes Physically, Captain Baxter says he still is equal a from the or night in the Bengal gym at 8 in hospital today seldom more than three er-gi golf whenever he goes out, but plays A game be- to the head the tee. o'clock. preliminary fects of a heavy blow | four, in addition to whacking 50 or so drives off practice ssanage the Yakima Pippins inthe tween the Stadium reserves and delivered by Billy Conn, the light Lincoln second will start at 7 Wastern Internationalleague this the heavyweight champion, during a o'clock. sparring session here last Dec. 23. | In the Pirates, the Tigers will Jim Lindsay, a middleweight| LAST CZAR ‘meet a strong experienced foe. The fighter, was reported suffering| subara- Corsairs have six veterans who from a cerebral contusion | 20d the Pippins tofifthplace last have been on the squad for three hemorrhage, believed to court ichould HORIZONTAL Answero Previous Puzsle 16 His years, and nine others who have resulted when Conn connected {avorite, ‘luve 1 The last Czar played for two years. a hard punch to the temple in | 19 One of his u*mwu ‘'with of Russia. —i! league, The veterans are: Jack ‘the Pittsburgh Lyceum. Jobephof the Western 8 The Kremlin alives Arndt, Clarence Wilson, Har- rumored at Moscow ‘ probablywillplaythird base while oM Traub, Bob Hand, Donald 21 Gathers. encloses his Correlative of managingPippins. John three- 22 the Warren, Quigley, ——. Mexican Maid on former brothers. year men; Morry Stotsenburg, 12 Mine shaft 24 Robbed. Hanford Ranta, Jim Denning, hut. i 26 Game coung Dan Truman, Virgil Loken, 13 Poetry muse, 28 Data. Nell Bryant, John Bunnell, 15 Stir. | 29 Prong. John Heber and Bud Hebert, Romona Valdez, a 31 Carpet, dark-eyed‘ 16 Bay horse. 32 Since. senorita from Mexico City, 17 Pertaining Stadium also will floor an ex- w?l‘ throat. 36 Badger. Playing Tonight Clara to the Mortensen's team. Of the starting try to capture 41 Arabian. perienced 18 Gale. Second place in the CityBasket- which includes Wes Hudson, wrestling next Monday VERTICAL 42 Murmurs ag lineup crown eve- 20 Insect. 40 To doze. Sall Jeague willbe atstake to- Marion Klarich, guards; Neil Lind- ‘ 2 Portrait a cat. ning at Greenwich coliseum. 21 Germ cells, 43 Slabbers, 44 Tunnel, top-scoring strom, center, and George Warter 23 48 Sailor. statue, might when the clubs Blond Danish lass Beverage. ~ Clara, a 45 Mean. and Matt Kapovich, forwards, 24 Baglike part, 50 Queer. 3 Ulster. fa the Loop—JohnsonPaint and whose claim to the women's wres- Female 46 Measure of Lindstrom is the only non-letter- 25 Exists. 52 Roman official 4 fowl, Inter-CityAutoFreight—tangle in of the world 53 5 Bequest. length. man, though a great deal of ex- tling championship 27 Food closet. Mountain pass Bridle is virtually and the 54 Card 6 Cuckoopint, 47 strap, the feature game at 9:15 inLin- perience with the reserves last undisputed, 30 Crooked tree. game. Balsam. darkhaired 33 Alliance, 55 Bark basket. 7 Auction. 48 year, Klarich and Hudson are Romona were signed eoin®high gym. 49 to in a one-fall 34 56 Exclamation. 8 Tiny skin Pertaining Cammaranoswillmeet Califor- playing their third year of varsity today as opponents Strong. on 35 58 He was an opening. wings. Warter and “finish” match Monday’'s mat Writing pad. Oregon McDonaldgothis meck ball, and Kapovich are 51 call. of its kind to monarch, 9 Legal rule, Cow's mia Florists inthe opening tiffat their card, first program 37 Fungus tangied betweenstrands ofrope, in second. Entrance. 53 Pussy. ¥ o'clock, and an hour later Con- last disease, 59 He had a 0 In the be presented here since April. strangled the practice games, 1 Pine fruit. 54 Musical note. sumers Meat willclash withthe and half himeelf during the 38 Before. timid ~— or wrestling match with Billy looked In addition to signing wom- ‘h Tigers impressive. They 39 Note in scale. disposition. 4 To make lace. 57 Compass poin® undeteated league-leading Chillas. Referee en’s titular match, Promoter Jack WeldnerinColumbus, O. won six games while losing Connor announced he had booked The gquestion uppermost In ’l?nwh,m.m only one. Yakima also looked whether the Laverne Baxter, brawny Holly- fan's mind s efforttoextricatethe grunt and good, even though its only de- wood villain, for an appearance on comblaationof JimButiand _groaner. feat thus far was by lost a the Monday card. Owsmpings, close game to Cle Elum, whose Martla crack In- Headlining the program is 'Serrun average, highest won-and-lost club by signing Bob Richards, degrees. Three and half interfere with Mize, Medwick &| fornian. 10 tallies each, etc. down in front in the percentage, Baxter will appear in a three- former Stadium star, and a smooth The Tigers will play the Japa- new snow. Total 28!;. SnowingInche-! Co. coming | - * * round and another Crusaders next Friday after- Overcast. Good skiing. National league. engagement Soy on abasketballcourt. nese slightly, CARDINAL PITCHERS ‘ three-rounder will the in the Mason Road to Paradise, Carry Owner Breadon wishes to complete California FMerists should noon gymnasium, open But if WORK SHORT SHIFTS card. chains. once more achieve the goal he has Bave Nttle difficultyinpolish- Thelineups: Curt Davis was the pitcher in Stadium (37) (45) Alumni - - - so frequently reached in the past, most fag oftthe hapless Cammar- G, Larson PASSNorth whom Boss Blades had the e ...P.... (8) SNOQUALMIE or had & Branch Rickey someone ancs, whe have yetto wia (4) Bacon ‘Bend to Easton, snow on road 1% faith and the Missourian and that 5 better teach Raymond Blades how ceessCuses (4) Blodgett ANTI-AIRCRAFT wicterystarts. west of summit to other veteran, Lon Warneke, iaseven %‘(“» L Larson ‘miles Easton: grand (7 ...0..4..(0) to handle You Can On pitchers, fre- | Always Depend The feature tilt between the Demarest (7) ...G.... (10) R. Giske chains required; temperature of were given assignments so 723 Brown, Hoff When Willilam Harold Terry Substitutes: Stadium, degrees; 3'% inches of new quently in the early going that < DICKSON for Quality! Paintersand the Freighters will (2). Alumni, Henderson (10). 32 the i was named manager of the e broadcast total of 32 inches; over- they lost their effectiveness as by Jerry Geehan and snow; he remarked that the T good. Giants, campaign rolled along. When Sergeant F. W, Lott, Bat- fTarry Huseby over radio station cast; skiing in that capac- - - * prime requisites anti-aircraft called Although the always willing tery G, battery, ‘ MT. BAKER LODGERoad! ity was to know when to take TWOPIRATES his basketball candidates out for - During Warneke made it plain that 1939 .. to lodge; snow on road 4 out a pitcher. had On Clothing open should have been one of his great practice he found the men Save FOR 40 miles east of Shuksan to lodge; has learn- SIGN Ray Blades obviously by turning in a ane-hit never met one another. That was chains temperature of the required; ed this lesson too well , . . for | I'o&'3o]performance, he wound up with only recently. BROS. ANNUAL PITTSBURGH—The Pittsburgh 33 3 inches of snow; degrees; new good of his club and himself. when the G-Men met the DICKSON baseball club announced |only seven complete engagements, So SEATTLEconsiderable Pirates total of 28 inches; broken clouds; baseball man 1ttook Every practical in 34 and 148 in Van | although he pitched Headquarters Battery, today that Outfielder Maurice fair. should a skiing that the Red Birds at | effortapd shakeup,but after a agrees last E First Baseman Elble started 21, casaba competition night Robays and » » » 1939 month of tryingthe Seattle Sea- have copped the glue in the the G-Men hardly Fletcher have returned their PARK JUNCTION--Bnow on Cooper, one of the brighter Armory |€ Bawks today beld theirfirst vic- They had one of the finest pitch- to win. 1940 contracts. road from Park Junction to 2 newcomers as the recent and fabu- were expected

signed . . . Cur- toryover Vancouver,B. C,, since ing staffs in the business win 34 to 17. . 2 But did, makes five Pirates already miles west; chains required; tem- lous bid for his contract makes they This Mort Lonnie &“Mdmm tis Davis, Cooper, the The G-Men are into ath- in for 1940. Mace Brown of 34 degrees; overcast, plain, was permitted to go going Hockeyseason. the fold perature Warneke, Bill McGee, Bob Wei- l SALE..! Coast league al- letics with a wham. Capt. E. M. said he had yesterday and with rain and snow. route on only seven occasions, The Seahawks emerged on the signed land, Bob Bowman, Clyde Shoun and Out- = =« he toiled in 45 and Llewellyn, commander, is a strong 5 Pitcher Joe Bowman « and though games of and Tom Sunkel . . . quality fong end of an Bto score last to CAYUSE PASS—Six inches advocate of athletics for body de- 8 Paul Waner had come started 26. l & and . . might, in fast but rough game fielder total of 24 inches. quantity . right-handers Blades no and morale that saw six players chased to terms previously. new snow; Foreman played velopment improve- favorites in the manipulation ment. He has given particular at- thepenalty box. Lots of $25 and S3O HATLO of his derrick, Davis was in tention to this part of his men’s Special Hal Tebor and Ralph By JIMMY [REEW They’llDo ItEvery Time only 13 complete games, al- training, winning even higher re- | Blythe, Seahawk wingmen, led though he worked in as many gard of the men under him. Seattle . #he assault with twe as 49 and started 31 con- goals aplece. Nor did Strategist Blades . . The Seahawks obtained the \¢% fine his to the ‘ now yanking pitchers. Steelies Bite en who m-mmu«u He once removed the mighty Joe a . and ran up 3-1 margin in the two ) Medwick from left field with ; will recognize Sirst period. Inthe wildsecond outs and two strikes on the batter In followed—in which Nisqually these as “buys” ¢ period that in the ninth, explaining that Lynn Six large steelhead trout, Bt ....cocooonenm ! stven goals were scored—theSea- King was a step or so faster. were taken from Sawks more than held their own. In one of the late series with limit bags, VicKenny, Seattiespare, went the Reds in Cincinnati, Warneke the Nisqually river yesterday and Les ADLER ROCHESTER %0 the pemalty box ineach period pulled Cooper out ef a jam along by Neil Chesley Chap- ==the last timefor 10 minutes. seventh inning. But pell, South Tacomans. They about the and Other Make ’ . were at i * . when Warneke walked Bill Wer- report the fish caught The ber with no one on base in the the mouth of Yelm creek. Bellingham Five ninth, out he came in favor of trout drew wide attention at Shoun. Sherman’s Tackle store at - - - South Tacoma. |s u ITS _Beat Canadians BULL-PEN PITCHING Reg. 6.95 Heavy Weight NO HELP TO CLUB BELLINGHAM, A the Wash. —The went all the very There is much in the knack of games and way BLAZERS Western Washington College of for the Reds. He lpedal'oo‘:‘(e;::: :: Mducation basketball team de- getting a faltering pitcher off the 81 times i Walters would Reduced premises in time. won 27. Bucky fested the UniversityofBritish ... SBAS a veteran lose not have had nearly as many | But even may s nor would he 'r?d\'m.n‘Jast night41 to 35. The Vik- confidence when he knows the complete games Blazers and Leather nearly as 1 950 :.Id‘ot‘l:er '~“s?-?mm°‘ slightest slip is likely to send him have grabbed many ‘ —— *kets at reduced prices. the Cardinals ito the showers, and that he fre- victories for .38 to 14 under Men’'s quently is waved there for no rea- Blades. Wool Coat Style son at all, Pitchers appreciate managers Our Entire Stock of to And there is no percentage in giving them an opportunity SWEATERS having three pitchers doing their have big seasons. HATS Turn Professional would do well to $3.85 pitching in the bull-pen a greater Ray Blades (| 208 108ANGELES—DeyIeNave . part of the time. study the methods employed by ;":rt: mf‘:f52-45 | and Hasvy Sslth ofthe Uni- William Henry Walters, who Joe McCarthy of the Yankees and Reg. 1.95 Broadcloth Bill McKechnie of the Reds in the ,“-CWW never before had such an out- { tosthalltenm were signed today started 36 business of handling pitchers. PAJAMAS standing year, | i|| |to protessional comtracts. 1 They willplay on the all-etar | SHIRTS Speciat ... $1.49 oo heafied byKeany Wash- BLONDIE tngten, theirene-time opponcnt Group discontinued team ofI;wl;ndeu makes. UCLA. famous - = ot The hes are- || | patterns sulu(i.o;ar&ndmyh. = 98¢ _w-‘hm e 85 Aageles Balidegsofthe Ameri- DD | s sty ‘&n-ls-i&can leageeJaa. 14 S—————— JOVERCOATS i’ |X a 4 o-oooooosl3 @ © | From BRO/o PACIFIT AVE, § _Bative Steck to |

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