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If Thursday, Seprember'6, 1945 PAGE FOUR SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL-NEWS, SANTA CRUZ. CALIFORNIA Rational Waterfront NEWS NOTES Hffl sjgsginSgggr- -S Gathered by Ernest Otto frigerator in the municipal wharf warehouse. ARTtAllAP AH AS a tTRITl a yL yet Psa I Rl qsiB aTmqr a fItQpIat pFTionRtzri wEERi'ipnA ciAi- RELnN0pljHA I TpSO SjPIA RiEQm I Lpyq I NqL OIK pTI VIM TBjU TaB ElDE I AW I A SE AT KeTpiJyTeIulIJeItInIa III Bithorn Back With Chicago Cubs Chicago, Sept. 5 Ol.R) Hiram Bithorn, giant Puerto Rican righthander, returns to the Chicago Cubs' pitching staff today to strengthen the team's drive for the National league pennant. Bithorn, who entered the navy after the 1942 season, telephoned club officials yesterday that he had been discharged from service and would leave for Chicago immediately.

In his last season, Bithorn won 19 and lost 12 games for the Cubs. He was drafted from the Hollywood club of the Pacific Coast league. ACROSS Higil PulHUd hilt 4. De. eiro 8.

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I Wmwm I lU 3o bl 3 3i M. 31 39 ''01 To jj; jpj Sf So W'51 Sz ipsr Coast League Acorns Take Doubleheader From Seattle Oakland, Sept. 5 (P). The Oakland Acorns took both ends of a doubleheader from Seattle tjnight, winning the'opener 3-1 in seven innings and the 11 inning nightcap, 54. First game (7 innings) Seattle 1 7 2 Oakland 3 10 0 Batteries Demoran and Castro; Hafey and Kearse.

Second game (11 innings) Seattle 4 9 2 Oakland 5 13 1 Batteries Turpin, Frazier and Sueme, Castro; Babich, A. Rai-mondi, Gilmore and W. Raimondi. PORTLAND SPLITS WITH L. A.

Los Angeles, Sept. 5 Los Angeles and Portland divided a doubleheader today in the last games of the home season, the Angels winning the opener 4 to 1 and the Reavers the windup, 6 tj 4. The second game, scheduled for seven innings, went nine before the visitors put over two runs. First game Portland 1 6 0 Los Angeles 4 14 1 Batteries Tising, Cohen and Souza; Adams and Greene. Second game Portland 6 111 Los Angeles 4 14 1 Batteries -Pulford and Adams; Cueller, Woodend and Kreitner.

SEALS BEAT PADRES San Diego, Sept. 5 (fl3). Elmer Orella limited San Diego to eight hits tonight in pitching San Francisco to a 3 to 2 victory over the Padres. The win gave the Seals a 3 to 1 edge in the series. San Francisco 3 7 0 San Diego 2 8 1 Batteries -r- Orella and Sprinz; Ferguson and Groff.

SOLON'S DROP IN STANDINGS Sacramento, Sept. 5 W). The Sacramentj Solons split their doubleheader with Hollywood here tonight in Doubleday park, winning the nightcap 14-6 after dropping the opener, 6-3. The win in the second game gave the Solons the short scries, three games to two, but they dropped to a full game behind third place San Francisco. The Seals beat San Diego in a single game tonight.

First game (7 innings) Hollywood 6 12 0 Sacramento 3 7 2 Batteries LeGault, Smith and Hill; Fletcher, Pillette, Babbitt and Second game Hollywood 6 9 2 Sacramento 14 12 0 Batteries Marshall and Schimil-ing; Wood, Atanazio and Marcucci. Solution Of Yesterday's. Puzzle Auction DOWN Companies players 2. Lowest deck of a battleship 3. Lasso Reluctant 5.

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Creek epic poe in Slow: musical Light touches Century plant FemlniiiR nam 48 411. SO. PROBE TARZAN'S EARNINGS Hollywood, Sept. 5 (U.R). Johnny "Tarzan" Weissmuiler's six-year income will be delved into Thursday following the granting of a request by divorce-seeking Mrs.

Weissmulier, superior court records revealed. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING WILL, ETC. No. 9774 In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz. In the Matter of the Estate of MARY E.

BHIMHLECOM, also known as M. E. BKIMB1.ECOM, also known as MAR BRIMBLF.COM. Deceased. Notice is hereby Riven that an amended petition for the probate of the will ol Ma'y Brimblecom.

also known as M. E. Brimhlecom, known as Mary Brimblecom, deceased and for the issuance to petitioner, George W. W'ag-staft, of letters testamentary lias been filed in tins court, and that September 21, 1945. at two o'clock P.

M. of said day, and the courtroom of said court, in the couithouse. In the city of Santa Cruz, county of Santa State ol California, have been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of said petition, when and where all persons interested mav appear and contest the same and show cause why said peliiion should not be ((ranted. Dated: September 1. 1943.

II. E. MILLER. R. L.

HUSTEO. ESQ 2595 Mission San Francisco 10. California, Attorney lor Petitioner. Sept. 4 to 21 Santa Cruz (SUCCESSOR TO PACIFIC AVE.

WATER ST. Chicago Adds 2 Games To Win Column Chicago, Sept. 5 1). Chicago unloaded a 10-hit attack on four New York pitchers to sweep the second game of a doubleheader today. 10-2, to give Claude Passeau his 15th victory.

Ray Prim had hurled the Cubs to a 5 2 opening decision on a five-hitter. First game New York 2 5 2 Chicago 5 10 0 Batteries Zabala, Emmerich, Adams, Fischer and Lombardi; Prim and Rice. Second game New York 2 9 5 Chicago 10 10 1 Batteries Brewer, Emmerich, Fischer and Kluttz; Passeau and Livingston. BEST HITTERS LOSE Cincinnati, Sept. 5 The Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phillies took turns rubbing each others noses in the dirt at Crosley Field tonight, the Reds winning the twilight half of a double bi 1 1-0, and the Phillies taking the second game 8-6.

In each game the losing team outhit the winner. First game Philadelphia 0 9 0 Cincinnati 13 0 Batteries Mauney and Semin-ick; Modak and Lakeman. Second game Philadelphia 8 111 Cincinnati fi 15 2 Batteries Schanz, Karl and Seminick; Harris, Fox, Lisenbee and Lakeman. CARDINALS WIN St. Louis, Sept.

5 tT'i. Harry "The Cat" Brechecn notched his 11th victory tonight for the St. Louis Cardinals as the world champions defeated the Boston Braves, 4 to 2. Brechecn allowed six hits, three of them to former Cardinal Joe Medwick, and was in trjuhle onlv in the first inning when Dick Cul-ier and Medwick singled and scored on Charlie Workman's double. The victory kept the Cards in the pennant race, four and one-half lengths behind the Chicago Cubs.

Boston 2 6 1 St. Louis 4 8 1 Batteries Singleton, Hutchings and Masi; Brecheen and Kicc. TENTH INNING 1IOMTR Pittsburgh, Sept. 5 (ft. Goody Rosen's tenth inning home run with Pitcher Lombardi aboard gave the Brooklyn IJjdgers a 53 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates tonight.

.5 6 3 Pittsburgh 3 10 1 Batteries Bianco, Buker. Lombardi and Peacock; Seweli, Cuc-curtillo. Gables and Lopez, W. Davis. Kiwanians Have Barbecue At Harris Ranch About 60 members of the Ki-wanis club met for a barbecued chicken dinner and regular meeting Tuesday noon at the home of Earl Harris of the Los Gatos highway.

Several guests were present. Gene Prolo, president, presided at the business meeting. an 81-8 Harry Smith had an 82 8 74; Frank Choroiml' had 'i 85-3- 77 and M. Boyle had an 85- 1174. ill Just PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS Ort FURNISHING MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR REPAIRS TO MUNICIPAL WHARF NOTICE IS HERFBY GIVEN that the Council ol the City of Santa Cruz invites Sealed Proposals or Bids for furnishing the follow ing: 13 pieces S-l-S 4.ri pieces S-l-S pieces S-l-S till) pieces "xl2' xl' S-l-K HI) pieces S-l-E (ifiu pieces "Xl4' RnuKh Mill pieces Rough All timber shall be No.

1 Douglas Fir, si.lt treated with 4 lb. dry salt, basis of Chromuted Zinc Chloride, per cubic fool of timber, or 3 10 lbs. Wolrnan per cu, 11. of timber. The minumum peneinition of salt (nifn t'i'hnted wood on which acceptance will be based sliull be as Penetration in Inches 3 inch thickness 0 375 4 inch thickness 0 44 6 inch thickness 0 50 10 inch thickness 0 t2 12 inch thickness 0.75 The thickness shall be understood to mean the smaller oimension of the section.

Del, very shall be F. B. Cars, at S. P. Railroad Depot.

Scnta Cruz. California. Stale in the Proposals or Bids tiie tune of delivery. Said Proposals or Bids will be received at the olfice of the City Clerk in the City Hall. Center Sireet, in ttie Citv of Simla Cruz up to the hour of o'clock iii the forenoon of Tuesday, September 11.

1M45. Same will be opened by said Council at 9:30 o'clock in the ii i iiiii in of siiifl rlnv All Pioposais or Bids must be in writing. Kive the total amount of submitted and must be nccomp nied by a certified check or bond for ten per cent of tiie amount bid. payable to the Citv of Santa The Council of said CHy reserves the rudit to reiect any and all bids, or accent nnv part thereof Dated: September 4, IMS. A.

J. MILLER, City Cleik. Sept. 4 to 10 Philadelphia has 1041 churches. WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY? A bogklet containing th opinion! of la-moui doctors on thii interfiling tubiocl will tent FREE, whit thy tail, to ony roader writing lo Hit Educational Division, OSf ifih N.wYork, N.Y., Dtpt.

J-221 Army Gridders Team To Beat West Point, N. Sept. 5 (U.R) Army's Cadets, unbeatable in 1944 and the team to beat in 1945, settled down for fall football training today with 12 varsity lettermen spearheading a squad of 44 early-bird candidates. The Cadets, paced by Captain-elect Jack Green of Shelbyville, a mainstay in the line at guard last season, put on a long limbering-up drill yesterday. Mrs.

Anna Creurzo has left for Providence, R. I. Do your drinks get as flAT as this? Then always use this "PlN-POINT Carbonation" keeps drinks sparkling with life, to the last (ip. Ask for Canada Dry Water when you're out. Serve it in your home.

CANADA DV water. 15' Plus deposit Where there's UFi you II hear- CANADDRY WATER 1 Venetian ltliiids Are Available! Call for Free Estimate PACIFIC Fl RMTlltE CO. 205 PACIFIC AVE. PHONE 344 toys in a Harry Pacific fO Ave. tlir IMMinaHC MAM HM.

ESTATE. All UNC5 Of MSU0MC4 Rt--, I from where T-l 'k't! 1 r-! T-i 1 r-f I "iff; "ifl i John Loero, by a friend of Half Moon Bay, went out from the coast fishing town beyond Half Moon Bay and returned with an unusual fish for these parts, a dolphin. It was the first one caught here for a long time, as this fish frequents warm water and is seldom seen above Santa Barbara. This one was about three feet long and was sent to San Francisco. It is a fish which, like the whale, spouts.

Lee Parsons, a skipper for Judge Louis Davison, brought to the aquarium a red sculpin. He also caught a crimson red borrachio off the barge. It was caught on Tuesday. The biggest fish caught off the barge was a 24-pound ling cod, also several scamuda or kelp bass, some blue fish and yellow tail. The fishing boat "Georgia" was lifted at the city landing.

The "New Saturna" came to the General Fish Corporation with four and a half tons of sardines, which wee hauled to the Santa Cruz Processors to be frozen. The black cod catch was a ton. Blind boys and members of the personnel to the number of 30 went out on the "Old Tom" Tuesday to enjoy deep sea fishing. The Cottardo Stagnaro Fishing Corporation gave cash awards to the one who caught the first fish and the one who caught the largest fish. The navy convalescents went out yesterday.

The Dible hospital boys', catches reached 85 pounds. These were given a fillet process and taken to the hospital for a barbecue fish dinner. Dr. F. K.

Camp of rEobkdale Lodge and grandson, Morris Smith have gotten the fever and went out again yesterday. The entire catch on the "Marie" was 305 pounds. The largest ling cod weighed 25 pounds. The commercial catches were 1950 pounds of red rock cod and 950 pouads of black cod. Gino Ghio took a day off Tuesday as chef of the Miramar Cafe and went fishing off from Lighthouse point about the keip bed.

Ho landed 15 pounds of gopher cod and sea trout. The A. Paladir.i catches were 4000 pounds' of black cod and 1500 pounds of rJek cod. Nardo Oiivciri came in yesterday with 10,000 pounds of sardines for bait. The fishing boat "Opal," owned by Milton Neeley, i3 moored in tiie bay to the east of the wharf toward the end.

The Santa Cruz Fisheries catches were 6000 pounds of black cod and 1000 pounds of red rock cod. The carpenters are making rapid progress on the walls and ceiling of the General, Fish Corporation re- PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE No. 9779 In lh? Suprrlnr Court (if the State of CalilomiH in and fur Uie County of Santa Cruz. In the Matter of the Guardianship of the Person and Estate of DOHOTHY A. IIOLUKH, a Minor.

NOTK'K IS flKUKDY RIVEN, that ARTHUR L. 1IOI.DKK, Guardian oi the Pfl'Min and Estate of Omothv A. Holder, a minor, will sell at private sale, in one panel, to the highest bidder, upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned, and subject to continuation by said Superior Court, on or after Thursday, the 6th day of September, at It) o'clock A. all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Dorothy A. Holder, minor, in and to the real property liereinafUT described, and all tli light, tttle and interest that the said minor has, by-operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than or in addition to that of said minor, of, in, and to that certain real property situated in the County of Santa Cruz, State of California, and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the East side of Ilraneiforte Drive, formerly Blackburn Gulch Koad, winch said point Is North 51- Oil' East 300 feet distant from the Northwest coiner of land conveyed to Hardin bv deed recorded In Volume 4, Page 101, Official Records of Santa Cruz County, said Northwest corner being on the 1 Kith Section line running East and West tluough the center of the Northwest quarter of Section 21, Township 10 South of 1 West; thence from said point of beginning along the East side of Bran-cilorte Drive, North 51 09' East 221 feet to a station: thence on a curve to the left, with a radius of 325 feet through an angle of 24' (17' 131)80 feet to a station: thence leaving said Hraneitorte Drive North 89' 45' East 7 94 feet to a station; thence South 15' East 24ti ftet to a station; thence South 89 45' West IU6I.U6 feet to the place of beginning.

Containing 5 acres, more or less. EXC'kl'T all that portion thereof being a 20 foot strip along 'the Soulh boundary thereof, ana described in deed to A. M. Beecher and Alice beecher, his wife, dated July S. 1828.

Terms and conditions of sale: Ten per cent 1 10', cash at time of sale, balance cash or credit on confirmation of sale: All bids or offers must be in writing, and may be left at the law office ol Atlornev Bert B. Snvder, Suite 2. Medico Dental Building, In the City of Santa Cruz. County of Snnta Cruz, State of Calitornia, or mav be filed in the office of the clerk of this court, at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the hiaking of the sale. Dated: August 1915.

ARTHUR L. HOLDER, Guardian. BERT SNYDER. Suite 2. Medico Dental inta Cruz, Calilomia, Attorney for Cluardu'ii.

Aug. 28 to Sep! 5 NOTICE Our Pliint will be CLOSED FOR VACATION for one week OPEN SEPT. 10TH BEACH CITY CLEANERS BRING YOUR CAR RACK HOME FOR SERVICE GENUINE FORD PARTS Specialized Tools and Equipment EXPERIENCED MECHANICS Geo. H. Scof ield Motor Co.

Authorized DEALER Mercury-Lincoln 227 FRONT ST. PH. 175 SEIBERLiNG TIRES IIOBBS BATTERIES MOSSO ii Super Service 35 Water St. Phone 29 1 A A AAAAl 114 riCIMI AVI Motor Sales BARABE MOTOR CO.) PHONE 243 You natumiiu CftA by Aviation' Both mean the quality prod- ui in cuca-CoU Company. frMuJ iv el tit Boats going out yesterday included 14 hook and line boats to the reefs, five pleasure boats and a net and a drag bjat.

Among the 12 purse seiners from the Monterey side of the bay moored after an unsuccessful night of fishing were the "Joe Turner," "Irene," "Stella Marie," "El Commodore," "Sea Traveler," "Dolores "Key West," Petrina "Eneas" and "New Salwinia." American Leaders Hold To Places In Pennant Race New York, Sept. 5 (fl). Lefty Joe Page, pitching his first complete game of the season, turned back Detroit with three hits, 5-1, in the second game of a double-header today to give New York an even break with the league leaders. The Bengals copped the opener, 10-7, on a five-run hally in the ninth inning. First game Detroit 10 14 3 New York 7 10 2 Batteries Overmire, To-bin and Swift, Richards; Bonham, Turner Beven and, Drescher.

Second game Detroit 1 3 0 New York 5 8 1 Batteries Benton, Eaton and Richards; Page and Robinson. INDIANS AND BOSTON SPLIT Boston, Sept. 5 (. The Cleveland Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox 5-2 behind the six-hit pitching of Allie Reynolds in the second game of a doubleheader today at Fenway Park after the Red Sox beat Bob Feller 2-1 in the opener. First game Cleveland 1 11 0 Boston 2 7 1 Batteries Feller and Hayes; Clark and Sleiner.

Second game Cleveland 5 10 1 Boston 2 6 2 Batteries Reynolds and Hayes; Heflin, Barrett and Holm. WHITE SOX TAKE TWO Philadelphia, Sept. 5 (P). The Chicago W.iite Sox won both ends of a doubleheader from the Philadelphia Athletics tonight, 15 6 and 6 5, the second game lasting 14 innings. First game lU Chicago 15 20 Philadelphia 6 13 '2 Batteries Haynes, Ross and Tresh; Black, Fowler and Astroth.

Second game (14 innings) i Chicago 6 13 '3 Philadelphia 5 13 0 Batteries Caldwell, Papish, Johnson and Tresh; Newsom, rures anu nosar. DIVIDE TWIN RIM. i Washington, Sept. 5 (P). St.

Louis came from behind tonight to win the second game of a doubleheader, 4-3 in 10 innings, alter Washington won the twilight contest, 2 1 in 11 innings. Vern Stephens' triple and Mark Christman's single produced St. Louis' winning run in the second game. Kick Ferrell's safety broke up the first game as Mickey Haefner posted his fifteenth victory. First game (11 innings) St.

Louis 15 2 Washington 2 14 3 Batteries Ifollingsworth and Hayworth; Haefner and Ferrell Second game (10 innings) St. Louis 4 10 1 Washington 3 7 1 butteries Potter, Zoldak, La-macehia and Mancuso; Carrasquel and Evans. Local Golfers In State Play Among Santa Cruz golfers in the qualifying round of the state amateur golf tournament are S. M. Sommer, who shot a 41-3778.

In the play for and over handicap players, Harold Johnson had Make Your Car and Truck Ilrakos Safe'. Bring your brake work to us we have the know-how and special tools. OUR BRAKE JOB MEANS SAFE DRIVING SERVICE Chevrolet Co. Tel. 43A 293 Pacific Ave.

"Where Friend Meeta Friend? AUTHORIZED SERVICE ma mnn Dodge-Plymouth Sales Service Complete Auto Itepulr Sevi'lee A modern shop. Overhauling Tune-up Body Fender Work Painting Used Cars Bought and Sold Everette Birchfield L. H. Guest, Owners like old times Have a Coca-Cola LANDINGS BALL FL AG RACES PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L.

Portland 101 62 Seattle H4 Gi) San Francisco 8(i 76 Sacramento 8f 78 Oakland 81 R2 San Diego 74 90 Los Angeles 68 96 Hollywood 63 100 Reiulti Wednesday Portland 1-6, Los Angeles 4-4. Oakland 3-5, Seattle T-4. San Francisco 3, San Diego 2. Hollywood 6-6, Sacramento 3-14. NATIONAL LEAGUE W.

L. Chicago .81 47 St. Louis 77 52 Brooklyn .72 55 New York 71 60 Pittsburgh 71 (3 Boston 57 73 Cincinnati 50 78 Philadelphia 40 91 Result! Wednesday Chicago 5-10, New York 2-2, Philadelphia 0-8, Cincinnati 1-6. Brooklyn 5. Pittsburgh 3.

St. Louis 4, Boston 2. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Detroit 74 55 Washington 73 59 St.

Louis 70 59 New York 68 60 Cleveland 65 61 Chicago 64 65 Boston 62 70 Philadelphia 40 87 Heiullt Wednesday Detroit 10-1, New York 7-5. Cleveland 1-5, Boston 2-2. St. Louis 1-4, Washington 2-3. Chicago 15-6, Philadelphia 6-5.

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Adtirttttninl T. 1 sit bit Joe Marsh -V 1.3. .11 I III I I 1 -VI I I r'l i ill I ill. JebWilkins loses the wanderlust 4Sr Jeb Wilkins was always a great ono for traveling. Two weeks a year he used to cover Xmore ground than a Pullman Used to come back r.from vacations tuckered out.

medlng-tip time at the neighborhood eatery Neighborhood meeting place! That's where your G.I., home cn fur' lough, can get back in touch with the local goingnon. That's where the words Have a start new friendships and seal old ones. Ice-cold Coca-Cola is the center of attnetion, inviting all comers to be refreshed and friendly. tcmra undek autmo-iw o- ins company ir COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF SANTA CHUZ kids and family basking in the sunshine with a glass of cold beer that's living," Jeb says. From where I tiit, Jcb's discovered what millions of other Americans have learned through the war.

Whether your choice is beer or buttermilk horse, ulioes or a quiet book or a bit of friendly conversation there's no phice like home where we grumble the most and get treated the bet! Vrewtn Foundation Hut the war lias changed all 'that. Gasoline shortages and saving hpace on trains for serv-Jico men-has got Jeb upending -his vacations home and liking It! "Never knew staying homo could be such fun," says Jeb. barbecues sitting around and chatting with the CopytigU, HM WSj 1943 cc.