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with ELLIOTT METCALF : Two More Wins on Home Lot ! m»m--:».‘ : Rampaging Squad Makes Life Miserable He's' Leading: Hitter 11'8 about time someone let the know what their million dollar baseball baby is doing. For Invading Hurlers: Twelve Straight Of Major Baseball Meaning Fred Hutchinson, the former Seattle high schooler and Coaster now standing International leaguers on WESTERN INTERNATIONAL | wersity of Oregon pitcher, By PAUL SCHEFVELS their respective heads. Won Lost Pet - started off with a bang for I nited Press Staff Correspondent T.o B D Not only the opposition that trots up to the platter to face his ‘ the Tigers. NEW YORK - The hern of the NS ..., 36 N Lewis was no is cunning stuff from the hill, but the fans alike. .- I mystery and he hour, of course, Outfielder Jne D left TN .. oo B A the game in the first inning of the New York Yan- Fred, twice a failure with the Tigers in major play. has won 14 DiMaggio

..s0 with one and five 0o D B AW out Tacoma kees, who set a new and lost three this season [TNES enly major league Sames only [ . 0 B B scores on the board two of which .. batting record by hitting safely in That stands right up there nose to nose with the great Bob Feller's home Wenatchee .o . O came on Linde's timely wal- his 45th consecutive game yester- victories mark of18 and fourdefeatls on the 3-and-2 [ WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS lop pitch. day, but spare a thought for the that the Tigers could use some first hurling blood, Realizing rate | Tacoma K-8, Spokane 6-8 'HAYES LOSES TWO deeds of another outfielder, Ted now dollar it is about time the bosses be notified that their million Yakima 5 Salem 1 | Hayes took over again after Willlams of the Boston Red Sox. is in a dream-like manner Lewis left was baby raging along Wenatchee 7, Vancouver §. | the game. Hayes DiMaggio today is the all- If for his third no |- the kid isn't trial . . then minor the the first ripe today . . - | losing pitcher in around batting star of the Jeague hurier ever was, “They're the toughest club game and he also eventually was major leagues—that is, until Fred has had two tastes of competition. He will not have in the W-I in the second major league—those Ta- the losing pitcher you come to the batting aver- rookie He should be " the customary jitters. just exactly right mentally coma Tigers.” fray. ages and there, perched at the to face the stiff he will find in That's four hits opposition the hard hitting American the word which went Spokane put together top, 033 percentage points ~ eircuit, a an to score buzzing around the Western Inter- with walk and error ahead of “Pal Joey,” is Will- national four times in the fourth, then took league today following & fams with a league-leading the lead, in on four - Gets Needed Work... victory, 8.8 and 9-6. for the 6 to 5, the fifth mark of 401, hits and a walk. Town Tigers aver the Spokane The Yankees defeated the Red for Buffalo this season, has had Indians The count stayed that much last night at Athletic park way Sox 8-4 for their sixth atraight P!d'h:rorklut work One of until last of the seventh is what he has needed . .. the work. needs, always the #season's biggest win, ran their work and crowds had these to mull when all well, it +++ work. facts anyway lead over the idle Cleveland In- broke The as as an and when over today as® they awaited the loose. Steele singled, dians three big kid is strong oak physically . .. to games and Williamg stole of to faith July 4th doubleheader at A'hlo?cl second (his third theft comes . his it rating hearts that carry courage and . . added another to already Vancouver the night), came home on Ab- well, keep a place in the higher brackets for our Northwest park against Capilanos: impressive average, but the crowd FACT NO. bott's Abbott went to Willie Keeler's all-time record in 44 consecutive Joe 1: The Tigers are single. Beating hitting games, DiMaggia, of 8,682 had cheers only for Di- a fighting ball club they second on a dumb throw to great New York Yankee slugs out @ home in the fifth inning of the Red Sox- Going up and then down and then up and then down again is/| hitter, Maggio showed It last night, coming the plate by Aden, ot New York. It circuit clout of the season and beat a soul-tearing to a young baseballer like Fred, ‘ Yankee game was DiMag’'s 18th Joe biasted a 400-foot homer from behind in both ball Koehler and Cole singled and But the big fellow has taken his knocks and is now accepting his| | record established in 1897. Joe crosses the plate, above, with Red Rolfe, left, and Big Boy into the left field stands, his 18th games. Linde follows with a double and glories. May they continue, Tim Sullivan greeting him. Catcher Pytlak, right. of the season, in the fifth inning ' NO. three are home. That FACT 2: The Tigers are more runs ------» » - Fred won 25 while serving his first professional ball season with| off Rookie Dick Newsome, 31-year- hot at home. Last concluded the evening's scoring. the Seattle club. definitely old right hander. Joe's blow wins ran the con- TIGERS FIGHT The he's chance night’'s two | shoved Wee Willie Keeler's 44- way going this season . . he has a grand of X . | 13 secutive home string an Spokane got hits in the that te night- Joe's year-old record into the . Even Can't Bat matching great year, even beating it. | ‘ Burglars Singing obscurity of bunched them pretty well, but Stop even dozen, 11 them W.I cap, accords all Yes, sir, someone should tell Detroit's Tiger bosses that one of baseball ‘“second-best- they lacked the fighting apirit of By HARRY FERGUSON | ing about yesterday afternoon The next time DiMaggio came their is fire, to the flock and burn- contests. ' ers.” . prize packages on anxious join go FACT NO. 8: The Tigers are the Tigers. ‘ United Press Sports Editor when the Boston Red Sox turn- | to bat he tried to keep the ball ing along the major trail, | REALLY HITS ONE ; a of | away field not at full strength. Marv That's why the Tigers will be ! NEW YORK —lln the late ed themselves into band from right by hitting : . - . | | Newaome, with the aid of spark- summer of 1948 in a vain a slashing over third Rickert is out with the going after consecutive home when Joe Di- burglars attempt to grounder meas. ling fielding by his teammates, . of Jim (Al Tabor lea. Starr won't he back wins No. 13 and 14 this Friday Maggio's bhatting streak rob the Yankee Clipper his | base. Jennings) Children Need Trail Fay had stopped DiMaggio in his first l the work this ... afternoon. } | finally stopped at 1,028 games, | did dirty time. He until Monday because of an glory. | two trips. still are to be talk- dashed made a back-handed with | they going | was the when Di- over, . There are hundreds of children together numerous Injured shoulder. Manager It day I Then, with the count twe balls and whirled and threw Dj- adults who want an tended to, if Pip Koehler Is limping around Maggio hit safely in his 45th | stop : oversight possible. and one strike, DiMaggio slammed the Maggio out at first. It was the with sore consecutive and bhroke Work on the new Lincoln athletic amphitheater leg. game out the that has | Look! since four-bagger preserved FACT NO. 4: pitching _Hey, record of Wee Willla Keeler most outrageous robbery caused removal of the old foot bhridge that extended from Tiger | | On the most sensational hitting streak | | stole |Pips Paris Helen and started Keep the Is not as sharp as it was two who played back in Spanish- 35th and G streets across the gulch to and | in baseball. Lincoln park (First Game) SALEM the Trojan war. weeks when three con- SPORANE American war days. It was a | ago AB RHPOAE Here's a of Keeler's playfield. ‘ this time was comparison secutive I AB R HOATE day—not at all By DiMaggio shutouts were reeled Bates, 1b sssa-c ¥ ¥ & F ' ¥ bright, sunny | Hundreds of homes Are located east of G street and children in 0 and DiMaggio's records: B Il . .viieo:c 8 OB BB 0 bored with this lawlessness and off Potersen, ¢f ...... 4 0 4 0 O suitable for the commission of against Wenatchee, It 1 B 9 that area are now to walk blocks south to . I ..cis 0 99 RS, B .s::xa 8 1 3 9 9 obliged B so was Joe DI MAGGIO heavily populated 1 there were Manager should better. ORI, ««:c % 3 2 0 1 8 ] burglary—and 8,682 McCarthy and will get ; If T W ...xcx 3 3 88th, then to Yakima and back again to reach the park. 99 of the G AB H 2B 3B HR up . ‘éve 83 % 2 B ¢ Yankees, TB Pct. FACT NO. 5: Tiger hitting Hughes, rf s B Adams, sssss® ¥ 2 § 1 % witnesses to the crime that the | | ..« 8 % 1 O O ¢ want is . clearance of . T ) % 9 8§ What residents of that immediate district . . | Berantrons. ¥ ...% 1 to By doing considerable think- % I B 0 N | 11 1 M is 3 0 0 B 9 & & O § 0 O Red Sox attempted per- winning the games. Thirty- B ..sss:-0 ...+ 3 an old trail in the of the removed bridge, GUiititha, between the fourth and , KEELER vicinity RTINS . SN " 9 & 8§ § ing seven hits in three games e B . ... ¥ petrate. | Edson ) 0 0 0 9 9 8 who lives 3414 Tacoma ... 8 3 8§ ¥ R. Blodgett, at avenue, represents| D ..s:ic® W SR, P sixth innings they hit upon a G AB H 2B 8B HR TB Pct. against Spokane's supposedly- | STDs7O 0 8 3 O Manager Joe Cronin of the ? many when he says: method of restoring law and S 9 B 115 § 10 40 “iiii B 8 ¥ 8 % Totals N IB ) strong staff proves It Hayes, p T ... 5 Red Sox had it figured this l | 0 0 The was “Theres an old bicycle trall that could be used comfortably if the SRR B a 8 0 1 9 Y ARINMA order. idea to belt Buck And so it all adds the Newsom, prize pitch- up that AB R HPO AR way: | oast end on G street were cleared. It has been blocked. Or If a the ball out of the where & park of 0 0 B D Madrid, ss = 1 © ing flop 1941, reverted to Town Tigers are far from a fourth- T ... B 1 1. If low to Di- In of 34th and street you pitch 1| the Boston bandits couldn’t trall could be cut anywhere the vicinity S3sth TACONMA Rossier cof - @ - the form that 21 ball club, will soon move into will hit. ~ brought him place 3b & B 5 = Maggio, he get a | Bliss, s - B touch it across to Lincoln park. AB R X O A B victories in the upper division, by next Younker. If s 1 8 400 % - 1940, as the De- possibly Mnllory M isiean 2 B % B B 2. If high and out- went to bat the “Our children and numerous adults used the old foot on 2 you ptch l DiMaggio in bridge § 1 B 3 Reese. 1b siiscs:s 08 1§ troit Tigers blanked Chi- Sunday, it they can sweep the BN, BB csiees+ & F 1 the 7 1 rf 5 % B B side to him, he will a hit. took two then 9 Johnson. ... : 1 B get | fixth, balls and the side of Lincoln bowl. But that is gone. Now, if we wish to use . B ..oF 3 3 O cago White Sox 1-0 four-game Vancouver series. % 1 0 @ 9 last night. B B .iveo:-:- 3 issisa % % B hit foul. On the Abbott, If 32§ 3. If ta) fast ball a next pitch, the we must walk clear around to 38th street. It wouldn't take 3 & 9 you him, | Newsom, who park . 1) .....- " % % ® ¥ BBio% B had failed to go GARRISON FINISHES % % W or he blasted a into the 9 B ii 0 0 ib) slow ball him (e) curve to correct this If this is we residents will be . ® 8 3 3 0 .. 2 T | the route since long oversight. done, s..iv:o: June 11, al- Meanwhile let's rehash last 9 % ¥ lower left field stands. Cole, rf Sikksiiic2 R ball him, he will get a hit. lowed hits doubly appreciative.” 9 Totals 5 % 897 ¥ | only three to break twa victories Roth were Linde, cf iiiiD B 1 % Silver, the bandits night's scare Cronin decided the | Heigh-ho, Well, there the P % hy Innings | Therefore, A who have ..ciss: individual you are, gentlemen . . you authority DR B 8 3 3 three-game los. Garrison finishes a G, 000 nnn are fleeing in all directions! with capital Salem .. no| 1| chance to An only stop DiMaggio | streak *+ . A 0 appeal more from the little tots than from the adults . 00x—5 Ing and won his sixth the route Totals N 215 N Yakima 014 000 ! Bryan Stephens went was to rob him-——te let him hit from who find to take Summar uns batted in, Berg- | victory 11 - appeal mothers the park a pleasant place their the Score by Innings against defeats, first game bhut he almost strom Rossler Reese 2. Johnson the and then make in Spokane ...... 005 000 1 (3 ball “burglar BRoh Johnson hit his tots arms. two-base hits 17th homer a in 6 Sueme: Bergstrom, pitched himself into rout the B occoo ooses:+.018001 3 catches.” So when the game - - » Koski, Bates, Warren, Adams; three- in the 10th to | 116 2 8| | inning give the third of TOOOMS ...co6 ,e 0004.011 Red Sox |Ski?s | inning said seven-inning double plays started the lined up Score base hits, Sueme, Reese; ‘ a B s 055000 500 210 Philadelphia Athletics 7-6 tri. | Windsor to Bates, Greer to Madrid to SEATTLE opener. | Summary: Losing pitcher, Hayes: | | under the following aliases: | | on over the You Can’t Beat the Women . . . | Reese. left bases, Salem 7, Yak- AB R H OAESB umph Washington Sena- 1 The Tigers had drawn first blood innings pitched, O'Flynne 4},, Hayes James—cf. {ima 5; runs, Salem Yakima Jesse | B -sss»o § § 9 Kinnaman !3; off earned 1, | e % 1 tors. to when three successive singles by | 3. bases on balls, off Greer 1, Wind- Robin Hood—lb. . F ... % % 8 9 B Leave it the women, f O'FlynnelI,H 22, Hayes 5. Kinnaman 3; | The sor 1. struck out. by Greer 2, Wind- Mathaeon, % ...... 0 % 1 9§ © Brooklyn Dodgers climbed Stoeber, Mel Cole and John hits off O'Flynne 8, Hayes 2. Kinna- Tom, the Son—lf. 8 Young Richard Wakefield, Detroit's promising Harry sor 6 wild Windsor: balk, Tom, Piper's | s 20 ... § Ul} 3 ¢ to within man 2. runs scored off O'Flynne pitch, | % half a game of first place Linde after two were out brought 4, QGreer. Valerio and Oravec; Gerald Tl...issov ¥ B § % Cnnmlnr Indians 3, Kinnaman 1. runs umpires, | Chapman—ss. § 8 in the outfielder, could have been the property of Cleveland's Hayes respon- | T & ...... % 1 § 2 % 8 knock- Stoeber Kinna- time, 1:40; attendance, 1,000 of by across the plate. Linde's sible for O'Flynne 4 Hayes 3, S The Thief Bagdad—rf. for $1,500. . ‘ NNe. B .08 1 1 0 W 9 'ing off the | man 1, Stephens 5, struck out by t Philadelphia single drove in the first of five Al Jennings—3b. Oystien. % ...3 0 1 § 1 § Phillies, 2 1: - - - while That was the proposition Howard Wakefield, the old O'Flynne 1, Hayes Stephens \ BT B sovsveseo 0 0 1 & B 9-3, the leading St. Louis home in the two 40 8 runs he brought on Hayes Ali Baba's Thieves—2b. bases balls off O'Flynne 1, were Indian made to his old club when the was a ‘ BT B -5+ 80 1 1 0 % ¥ | Cardinals idle. catcher, boy 1. Stephens 3. wild pitches, O'Flynne, avis-Zivic Valentine—ec. gAmes. dimmy { The catcher. Hayes, left on bases. Spokane 6, Ta- L W Pittsburgh Pirates high school lead a Totals . walloped ; That one-run was two- | John Dillinger—p. { coma 6, home runs, Perry, Cole; in the Poor Howard died and then Mrs, Wakefield, keen business woman, a Ran for White third Cincinnati Reds, 8-3. nightmare to Stephens. For base hits, McCormack. Gedrius Mal- The robbery began in the SAN DIEGO New York went around the major loops, lory. Perry. runs batted in, Rosen- a 8 B ® O 4 3 split with the Bos- shopping ’ with two men out, his first inning. DiMaggio belted | pitehing lund 2. Meyers, Gedzius 3 Mallory, = ¢ & § % ton Braves. Wound Plagint...... 1 The Braves up with Detroit paying $45,000 bonus for the man Fight Flops one captured young s sour as last week's 3. Koehler. Cole, Linde, into deep r'ght center and I ¢ 0 013 O Aas Perry Abhott, Mebuaaid, ..... § KOMs the opener, 5-4, but NEW YORK—The real winner of ® § % © dropped the services. ‘ cream. Four walks, two fore- . Steele. double plays, Stan Spence, playing under the it ...... » % | to to % ¥ * Gedzius Buccola Steele Koehler N 2 . ... I nighteap, 6-0, to Bill That was 30 times what the father asked In twe of last night's Zivic-Davis floperoo name of The Thief of Lohrman's boy's | Ing with time Bagdad, 2 B 1 3 % runs, along of game, 1:30, umpires, Weisger- . ...-.-::.% four-hitter, her tour of Mrs. Wakefield had belt the were the thousands thou- to 80 § In the majors her son doubles brought home five ber and Moran upon ran far his right, leaped into BPY. 9N . ciiiiese8 & B | . . - 3 0 0 0D 9% 0 - sans of fans who had sense . T ..o : dall for the edification of the owners, tallies for the Indians. |55 | the air and caught the ball, | Things Jensen. If 0 0 1 0 O | (Second Game) enough to from the ...... 3 He drove four out of Hit all stay away There was an in B B ¥ balls Detroit's park, the agate over looked very dark, indeed. EPOKANY argument the B D siiiissuns® 1 1 Polo Grounds, Cleveland and other parks. | But the Tigers started AB R PO A ¥ press hox about the nature of 0 Jake Powell pecking 31 53718 3 icvvoesss l" = = For everyone else it was a Totals O. to Aof B9§ the erime, but the official by Owner Walter Briggs of Detroit told Mrs, Wakefield get at the lead. Ray Perry 9 O : Reove Innings away . 3 icceov B B 26 double-barreled disappointment, Seattle sisissiar -0 7 2 9% 1 ¢ O | scorer ruled it was lar- . I DI him homered over the center field wall NS X ... grand | &8 high bidas she couldfrom other clubs, then come back to 9% ¥ Ban Diego ...... 000 000 000-—0 sssse: B Promoter Mike Jacobs took and he'd Hughes, rf B § ¢ and not To Montreal . top the top by $7,500. in the third. the same : ceny petty i price Cole did . D ciss. 3 3 B 5§ Summary Losing Olsen: 0 a worse heating than Private That's runs gncher. how the kid, made into an outfielder, went Detroit, left B 5 .siciss P 1 B B F 3 responsible for. lsen 3, bases over to over the field wall in the SAN FRANCISCO The Ean 2 % who suffered on - B issiser D B B 2 ' Bummy Davis, balls off Barrett 3. Olsen 3; struck . You can’t beat the women. i fourth. scored Perry again in the . B ..eios 2 9 B % out. Barrett 5§ Olsen 3; hit by Francisco Seals baseball ‘gcdznu, ) a technical knockout in the by elub of B : Incidentally, among those major scouts who praise Wakefield is fifth on Koehler's single. Damon B B (i..iiic0 B U BB pitcher. Niemiec by Olsen; left on the Pacific Coast B 9 » 10th round after blocking Chiefs Win league today sold B B L.siviesec® L B 2 | bases, Seattle 7. San Diego 6: three- Jack the old Tacoma | Fournier, and ex-big leaguer. relieved O'Flynne Jake boy | Murray sikskins.D B B % ¥ Welterweight Champion base hit. Matheson: sacrifice hit, Nie- Powell, outfielder formerly xJacobs § : WENATOHEE : Says Fournier, scout for the St. Louis Browns: | il-hyuat this point MEARRERAE .02 0 0 § ® miec; stolen bases, Lawrence Nie- with the New York 0 Fritzie Zivic's left with a ABRNEPOAER to jab miec: runs batted in. Gyselman 2 Yankees “Dick Wakefield | % is the greatest player 1 have ever BIG INNING Bl ¥ ... % I T % the i college seen, N 20 TR D ) schnozzola all evening. double plavs, Pellagrini to Montreal International ... hloody L B s 2 3 B 2 \Muhomn; league He can't miss.” Then came the gmixth. Cole 0 2 McDonald, Sperry to McDonald, Pella- scheduled 12- B club, TACOMA Summed up, this Cox, 3b ssssis 3 = . == N to to McDonald, Olsen R AE grint Sperry singled, reached second wild AB H PO = on a | non-title bout was Wilsen, rf s . . to to to It was a B B 2 " roynd probably Peliagrini McDonald, Haslin straight cash deal B » % (. B ..iiooco Rt ....x 1 3 1 3 B then cooled his heels as 2. Detore, Sperry to McDonald to Sperry, piteh, 'R B ' the most rnmpl?o f'asco in the B negotiated between B .. % B Torgeson, 1b ‘s 2% ! ¥ Charlie Gra- Niemiec to Scarsella tn Stickle: time whiffed Stephens. ‘Stnlv. B E OB 1 Linde and B ..ioea 9 of = 5 = 8 9 Hayes . ) history of "big time”’ outdoor New Endress. I 1:38. umpires. Hood and Snyder ham, owner of the Seals, and 1% . ¢ Larry Mal Mallory singled to left . i ...... % 1 Bt ...... 21 % O sharply % ¥ v York boxing TN P 0 D B Y McFhail of the [1D .c.::s:% B ¥ I B .550555:8 Brooklvn Dodgers. and scored on Levi McCor- Cole ¢ ...... 1 1 & § O The fight a dud, ONeE. 4 was lop-sided - Montreal is a farm R R : team of the iiveine o 9 The%Standings mack's wild throw to the plate [ N B 22 Totals .. T 2 & i B 9 the small , and surprisingly gather- - &F .....::+: B 3 9 9 O VANCOTVER Wins Dodgers the [L. % COAST LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE with speedy Mallory pull- B of fans contributed a Toley PACIFIC | IT,B .iviss.1 B @ B 12 ing KO6B ABRHPOATE Won Lost third. then Li - s cf % 3 1 8 ® Pet. Steele =2 MONTCLAIR, Won Lost Pet ing up at A] | Rate of only $36 185 for the ques- Warfield | N. J. Defending INTERN\TI().\AIA LEAGLE N ‘'hMmn b Jonas, 1f s s 0 . % 1 9% = Syracuse 1| Newark 8 .. 678 was all Sacramento .. 59 28 8 B H76 walked and that for Hayes, | Totals : it. George nf South- ...... in tionable privilege of witnessing % % § % Champion Toley oS 2l xWalked for Buccola Bth. . 1 ... % ) Montreal 7. Rochester 0 38 548 Bob over. California Seattle ...... 46 .... with Kinnaman taking Jacobs in 9th Jolley, v % 3 & & B ern moved into the Toronto Buffalo 11. 48 24 667 a s Brooklyn ... llßln for These figures proved rf 3. 3b-ss % & ¥ & & B 40 540 after two strikes, Score by Innings Pro- Jewell . round of the annual east- San Diego ...... 47 New York ...... %2 548 Perry, taking solar-plexus punch to fourth 8% 000— ; Wright. 1b 5 % & & » .\\llllllf‘.:\' | Bpokane ...... 000 420 6 .t » :"n'('l\Tl?\' hit Kinnamans' ern Columbus Francisco ... 41 46 47 Cincinnatit ...... 514 two-and-nothing 000 01113 moter Jacobs' pockethook. He 0 % : 7T % intercollegiate varsity singles 10. ‘ San 3 8 | IS .isevccnceres 441 Sl 2 ... 3 Indianapolis 0. 7, c 8 1 Louisville Toledo the left field Tacoms ...... 500 000 40x— 9 the Brenner. ssxs 2180 1 ® tennis tournament with 6 ..... against had Re- Jos Angeles 40 45 4N ...... 20 34 460 pitch up guaranteed Army yesterday 8, Pittsburgh ' Greenlaw. 5 . Hits sxssnnssssDON SIN—ID p s« -2 1 B 3 Minneapolis Kansas City 0. 39 boards to score Mallory and Steele. SIO,OOO of the gate a straight set over Ray- St. Paul 88 45 458 81 443 lief .... 0 & 1 victory Hollywood ...... Chicage ...... Summary:. Losing pitcher, Haves: society seCinns. » 1 § 1} 12, Milwaukee 4 40 Abbott to score innings pitched, Lewis 3 inning in return for Private Davis’ mond Meats of 6-4 ...... 36 40 4% ..... 394 Morry singled Muhlenberg, Oakisnd Boston .... 26 Haves innings. at bat off Lewis % 3 Perry with the final Tiger tally. ' 7%, wervices. Or, at least, that's Totals S 8 Pn and 6-4. .. 34 .. .. 50 286 | Portland ...... B 0 405 Philadelphia 20 6. Haves 25: hits. off lLewis 5. Hayes xßan for Jolley in Bth Spokane rallied with one run in ' 7. runs scored. off Lewis 5 Haves 4. what his publicity men stated. Score by Innings . PR WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS - WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS runs the seventh, bhut the Tigers ' responsible for, lewis 8§ Hayes | A 24-hour postponement and Wenatchee . 311 0600 000 2—7 BUS SERVICE Seattie 3, San Diego 0. | '4; struck out, by Hayes 6 Marlowe Vancouver . . 200 000 201 o—§ Idaho Considers down and last of rain Boston 5-0. New York 4-6 clamped gave Stephens 5. bases on balls. off Lewis 2. Haves ; night's threat Summary. struck out. by Weller 6 Sacramento 4-0, Portland 3-7. Greenlaw Brooklyn 9, Philadelphia 3. his second win of the season 3. Marlowe §; left on bases. Spokane | were factors in the debacle. 10: bases on balls. off Wel- to San Francisco4, Hollywood 0. 12 Tacoma 6. two-base hits, Ged- ler 4 Greenlaw 5 passed balls Par- Coaches Cincinnati 3. The second with Mel ' Zivic achleved this Gonzaga Pittsburgh & ! game, sius, Hayes. Stoeber, Linde. runs Champion rell. Brenner. left on bases. Wenat- Los Angeles &Oakland 1. | SPOKANE—Two Gonzaga uni- .~ (Only games scheduled), . Marlowe, former Kent high | batted in, Hayes 3. Martinez 2, Ged- - | second victory over his hated rival, chee il. Vancouver 10. home run - » - Koehler. Stoe- Jonas. two-base hits, Cox, Marion- coaches, Au- e . | #ius, Steele. Abbott. versity boxing Joey - . school and State | Davis, with such ridiculous ease Washington 4. sacrifices. Mar- ettl. Jolley: runs batted in. Jonas 3 | ber. Cole. Linde and his assistant, Bam Zin- LEAGUE 3 gust AMERICAN | l Your Postmaster ean tell you college chucker, facing John | lowe 2 Steele. stolen bases, Mallory that many of the welter king's ad- Encdress Lingua Porni. sacrifices busses Won Lost Pet 2. double play. Rosenlund to him of Jewe Weller. stolen bases Wilson gale, were being considered today Special leave Taco- 2 ‘how to invest in U. B Defense Kent bas- | Steele ' 'mirerg accused “carrying Lewis, present high mo { Buccola to Roseniund: time 2:11, Torgeson. Brenner. time, 2.45, um- for the University of Idaho berth daoily one hour before ...... 45 26 634 i Seada. Ithe soldier pires . . ketball coach and former Uni- Enger and Nelson New York lumpires. Moran and Weiagerber time of first roce— left vacant by the of Cleveland .... 43 30 5389 resignation .. Fridey, Louie Soturdoy ond Sumday—- ..... 38 38 August Boston .... 522 -1:15 o'Clock DONALD DUCK Louie, brother of the Bulidog Ohicago ...... 38 34 514 Wednesdoy and left Idaho after Thursday—- .... 38 507 eoach, building up Detroit .... 37 -3 o' Clock 34 3 456 two national chempionship squads Philadelphia .. .. to enter the Idaho officials .. 26 army Washington .. &4 3N Bt louls ...... M 4 364 were believed to look with favor CENTRAL on Joey's performance at Gon- WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS the TERMINAL New York 8Boston4. saga during past year e - o Philadeiphia 14th and Pacific 7, Washington6. Your Postmaster can tell you MAin ; 0102 for Detroit 1, Chicago 0. how to invest in U. 8. Defense Informetion scheduled). (Only games Bonds. e —— e DOUBLE-HEADER St B BASEBALL vy 1:30 o'Clock e iit Tacoma Tigers vs. Vancouver Capilanos ATHLETIC PARK l4th end Sprague THE HUB Box Office. MAIn 673