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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
People In
The Mu,s

The ashes of Hirosi Saite. latf
Japanese ambassador TO the Unitec
States. will be carried home today
aboard the American cruiser As
toria. commanded by Capt. r. X
California authorities feared To-
day that DIR. Otto Ritter, wanted
in New Jersey on swindle and inn
migration charges. had slipped
across the border into Mexico .
Jan Masaryk, son of Czechoslo-
vakia's founder. Gained a Los An
geles crowd booing an Englishman
and permitted Guy y. Charrington
to interrupt his own speech and
defend Prime Minister Neville
Chamberlain Chicago police
on orders of Mayor Edward Kelly
guarded Ignace Jan PaderewslSi,
Polish pianist. after he denounced
Germany's seizure of Czechoslo-
vakia
Charles Chaplin, jr., 10. was re-
covering from an appendectomy in
Hollywood today which brought
his divorced parents. the comedian
and Lita Grey Chaplin. together
briefly in his hospital room =.
Eduard Benes, former president
OF Czechoslovakia. remained Sc
cluded in a Chicago hotel today
after telegraphing Washington,
Moscow. London. France and
Geneva deploring Germany's latest
advance in Europe :.
Primo Camera, former heavy
weight champion, in Rome today
planned a trip to Hollywood to
crash the movies but said ne was
through with the ring :.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
YAKIMA FANS ARE CONFIDENT
Abes Defeat
Gull mernlen

Lincoln's swimming team made
il three straight victories by de-
feating the powerful Everett team,
1929. yesterday afternoon in the
Lincoln bowl.
Everett beat Lincoln several
weeks ago in their own tank.
1892, hut Lincoln came back
strong yesterday, capturing
five firsfs and four seconds.
Lincoln's next meet will be
against Stadium next Friday in
the Stadium pool.
Lincoln's 200-yard relay team Is
still undefeated this year, winning
in their event in 1905.
50-yard dash: Solum III. first;
Lee (E1. second; G. Rohrs IL,
third. Time 25.9.
100-yard breast stroke: Ford
III. first; Barnett (E). second /;
Brotherton IL, third. Time l:20.8.
22O-yard free style: Richardson
(E), first; Ellis ID, second: Dow
sett ID, third. Time 2:49.
1OO-yard back stroke; Larson
(E). first: Schram IL, second /;
Berg III. third. Time 1:I1.6.
100-yard dash: Barber III, first ;
Tuckey IL. second: Lee (E),
third. Time GIG.
Fancy diving: Brown (E), first,
1888; krutilla IL. second, 221.5;
Groby (E). third, 1927.
150-yard medley; Won by Lin
coin (Hoveland, Ford and Solum) ;
Everett, second. Time 1:S6.
22O-yard relay: Won by Lincoln
(Tuckey, Mcneil, Barber and c.
Rohrs); Everett, second. Time
1906.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Main Leaves For
Hiqh Court Cases

Assistant U. s. Attorney Oliver
Malm. taking time off from the
Peoples Gas 4 Oil fraud case
which he IL helping try. left FRI
day evening for San Francisco to
argue two cases before the circuit
court Of appeals.
The cases involve an appeal Of
Henry Earl Dunlap. Mcneil is
land prisoner. on a petition for a
writ Of hsveas corpus denied by
Judge Edward 4. Cushman here.
and a stevedore injury case, in
which the Twin Harbor Stevedor-
ing Co. of Aberdeen is suing U. S.
Employment Compensation Com
missioner William A. Marshal.
Malm y expected back by Tues
day. March 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
0rting, Oakland
Take Hoop Titles

Orting Club Cafe and Oakland
won titles in their final games in
the Pierce county basketball tour
nament last night at Stadium.
Other titles will be decided Mon
day night in triple bill at Lin
coin high.
Orting won the Class c
crown by defeating Central
Lutheran, 1887, and Oakland
took the Glass ID champion
ship by dispOsing of Epworth
NJ. E.. 34-29.
Gilt Top and the Auburn Mer-
chants moved into the Glass A
final, Gilt Top by beating Eaton
vile, 1924, and Auburn by trounc-
ing SITS. Peter and Paul, 1928.
Electron CCC defeated st. Pat
rick's, 1894, and the Old Kentucky
Colonels downed Air Corps, 1929,
to qualify for the Class B final
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

OLYMPIA Gov. Clarence ID.
Martin today vetoed two bills pass
Cd BY the Legislature and signed
q others, including ones prevent
ing wage ''kickbacks." and separat-
ing vocational education from the
state school superintendent.
The governor still has 70 bills
70 be signed before Tuesday mid
night. including the supplementary
and main budgets, the sales and
businens tax law amendments. the
omnibus social security bill and
other important measures.
Uphosds Supt. Atwood
Although he signed the voca-
eional education bill which was
aimed against state School Super
intendent Stanley r. Atwood, the
governor vetoed another aimed ut
Atwood which would have taken
The state library away from him
and put 1t under . state library
ooanmiDsion.
~ other hin vetoed fixed
SALARIES Of third and fourth
49, city officials Ut . maxi.
nun q oooo for Mayors ana
80 . year for councllmcn.
ne governor also signed sB2z7,
p,acing the states quarter OF .
cent fuel oil tax on all types OF
Mould petroleum products. BY
broadening the tax base to include
rad oil and other products. II was
expected to bring In $1.o00,O0O In
new tax revenue.
0aaffea '@0as Cowboy Act
Another bill approved revised
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
WHAT'S THIS?

BOSTON - His brief reign
~ "world's heavyweight wrcs-
thing champion" ended, THE
Shadow" was revealed m Mar
win Wcstenbcrg, 20 = year old
giant from Tacoma, Wash.
He unmarked last night
after losing the American
Wrestling association title to
Gus Sonnenbcrg, 81, before
5000 Mt Boston Garden.
Sonnenberg regained the
championship he first won
from Strangler Lewis In 1891
and Lost to Ed Don George In
1888. Westcnberg became
champion only two weeks ago
nv upsetting Steve Casey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Morton 1riumphs
In badmiinton PLAY

Lyle Morton captured the mems
singles title in the final of the
city badminton tournament yes
terday then teamed with Francis
Chapman to take the doubles
crown.
Morton brushed aside Jack Du-
Priest. 1875, 1872, in the semi
finals. and whipped Chapman.
1915 1872. in the final.
In the doubles. Morton and
Chapman met stern opposition
f-om DuPriest and Dickinson
before winning, 1919. 1918,
l5-5. II marked the sixth
straight year the doubles
championship remained in the
same hands.
Miss Juanita Stern won the wo-
mems singles title for the second
straight year by defeating Dor
othy Best in the final 11-2. 11-5.
The singles rivals then teamed in
the doubles to win over Betty
Culvert and Margaret Onstad.
1875. 1918.
Other results:
Mixed doubles: Semi-final. Gull
vert and Chapman beat Stern
and Dickinson, 1873. 1915, 1875.
Final: Best and Morton beat Gull
vert and Chapman. 1873, 1918.
1875. breaking four-year cham
pionship of the latter.
Junior boys singles, Final Al
Stacey defeated Roland Schrupp,
1873. 1910
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BY UNITED PRESS

CLEARWATER, Fla. With
three pitchers travelling to Lake
land for sore arm treatment by
the Detroit Tigers trainer. Denny
Carroll, the Brooklyn Dodgers
seem to be up a stump for hurl-
ing staff. Pitcher Jim Winford
joined Van Mugo and Wayne lie
Master on their excursion to
Lakeland yesterday.
NEW BRAUNFEI.S. Tex. -
Manager James T. (Doc) Prothro
of the Philadelphia Phillies was
confined to his hotel room today
with grippe.
LAKE CHARLES, I.a.--Al-
though the competition for
the third base position ON the
Philadelphia Athletics still
was hot. Bario Lodigiani Of
San Francisco was In temper
AIRY possession today. with Joe
Gantenhein playing second.
ORLANDO. Fla. - Fred d / e
Hutchinson. highest-priced rookie
pitcher of the year. makes his first
start for the Detroit Tigers today
in an exhibition game with Wash
ington.
The Tigers dropped their first
exhibition game to the Cincinnati
Reds, TO 4. in IL innings.
ONTARIO, Calif.-Manager
Jimmy Dykes brought his
Chicago White Sox to Ontario
today to meet Los Angeles In
the first game of an exhi-
hilton tour up and down the
coast.
ONT AFRO. Cal.-7Joe Berry.
Chuck Lieber and Julie Benetu
were picked for Los Angeles mound
duty in today's exhibition against
the Chicago White Sox.
vlsALIA. Cal. - The Oakland
Oaks and the San Francisco Seals
move 70 Hanford for games today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
NYAILR FARM LOAN
STOCKHOLDERS MEET

otockholders Of the Puyallup
National Farm Loan association
YIN meet In annual session Tues
dny ct 10 O. m. at the Salvation
Army building. 107 18th st.. ac-
cording to j. Z. Elliott. secretary
treasurer Of the association
Two directors will be elected,
ae1sr which annual reports win be
xoad-
Tire speakers will be heard.
Q. g. owenson Of Spokane. assist
ant secretary Of the Federal Land
Bank, win deliver the main address.
Talks also viii be given by A. M.
Richardson, Pierce county sgri-
eulturol agent, and NJ. U. levin,
mGnber q the soil conservation
oommittee.
Invitations have been sent t.
nppgux1mately TOO stockholders
oooording to Elliott.
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EXPRESS AGENT
SUCCUMBS HERE

Seven weeks after his assign
ment TO Tacoma as general agent
for the Railway Express agency.
Howard A. Thayer. so. died In q
local hospital Friday.
Coming here from Salina. Kan.
he and his family established resi-
dence at 1921 No. 7tth 81.
Thayer. native of Kansas. had
been employed by the express
agency for 40 years. principally in
Kansas and Colorado. He IL sur
vived by his wife. Hortense; a
daughter. Ruth. of Tacoma. a
sister. Alice. who Ia a missionary
in India, and brother, Elson. OF
Kansas.
Arrangements for the funeral
are being made by Buckley-King.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
AustralorpH Hen
Lays A Whoppe,

Champion largest egg of the
1889 season may be credited to a
two-year-old Australorp hen owned
by Mrs. Walter Brobeck. 1926 So.
41st st,
Mrs. Brobeck brought to The
Times office Saturday this huge
egg weighing half-pound and
measuring 9 inches in circumfer-
ence the long way. or ia inches
around the middle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
More Yakima Duck
Hunters Found Guilty

YAKIMA = FEDERAL Judge ].
Stanley Webster yesterday found
four business men guilty Of shoot
ing ducks illegally last January
over a baited pond near Toppenish
and fined each Of them $3.50.
The quartet were II. r. Spinner,
A. Z. Darling. D. w. Sanders and
w w Donahey They were the
last Of 50 similar cases 10 come
before the judge for disposal
Three men who acted as their own
attorneys obtained dismissal of
their cases late yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Rely on Pips
To Win Again

YAkIMA-Y kima fans are
counting on the Pippins for an
other pennant this year. They
figure the IL PLAYERS holding over
from last years club. together
with several high-powered sddi-
lions. have a good chance to make
another runaway race.
The three Pippins who will not
wear Yakima spangles this season
are Bobby Garretson, first base
man and outfielder. who was sold
to Tacoma; Billy Lyman. short
stop who went up to the Oakland
club of the Pacific Coast league,
and Johnny Red" Hutchinson.
third baseman. who has retired
from the game.
Returnin veterans are
Louie Lorenz, catcher; Red
Miller, Howard Johnson. Jack
Hurrle. Johnny Lewis, Myron
Meyer and Ollie Soinila, pitch
ers; Raw Jacobs, manager and
first sacker; Johnny Stamper.
second base: Charley Peter
son, outfielder and utility man;
Gen Spiker and Felix Penso.
outfielders.
Peterson and Penso are unsigned
as yet, but are expected to be in
the fold by the time the Pippin
spring training camp opens
April g.
OF the new players signed by the
club, one pitcher stands out. He
is Hubert Kittle, who won Is and
lost for Ponca City in the West
ern association. Kittle was pur.
chased from Los Angeles.
NEW PITCHERS
Other new pitchers who will re-
port are John F. Kralovich, Los
Angeles; Verne Mathews. White
Swan; Ray Erickson. Medford,
Ore: Jack Hall, Los Angeles and
w. H. Johnson, San Pedro. Calf.
None of these has had professional
experience.
Hal Schimling. whom Tacoma
had out on option to Sioux City
last season, has been added to the
catching department which last
year consisted of Lorenz and
Peterson.
To replace Hutchinson at third,
the club purchased Thad Cash OF
Jonesboro. Tenn, from the WEIGH
club of the Mountain States
league, a Class D organization.
Robert DOving, who has
been nursed along for couple
of years by the Pippins, Is the
principal shortstop candidate.
but he will have to fight II out
with Norman Mebesius, Froi-
Ian Fernandez and John Storti.
the last named a player with
pro experience.
LIKES CHURCHICB
Manager Jacobs is looking for
ward to stardom for rookie out
J fielder, John Churchich. picked up
in the mining town of Roslyn.
/ Churchich is six feet four inches
tall and weighs 1874 pounds. They
say he wallops the ball. Jacobs
is looking for Gene Spiker, a weak
hitter last season, to show well at
| the plate.
If the left side of the infield can
be plugged up. the Pippins will be
among the pennant favorites. 1t
has been reported Jacobs may take
look at Pat Ambrose, the Oak
land farm hand. who played with
Spokane in 1887 and with Taco
ma last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
BOWLING

Milwaukee league bowlers turn
ed in the highest totals of the week
in their matches Friday night.
George Montgomery and L. j.
Pentecost were the top scorers of
the week. Monty registered PIP,
go and 239 for 671 total, and
Pentecost. on the same team. roll
ed POP, 254 and PA for a $40 total.
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Training Camp Notes

and tomorrow which wind up an
exhibition series and spring train
ing. The Oaks led in the series
by virtue of 1877 victory yester-
day.
RIVERSIDE. Cal. - Sacra-
meuto and Portland meet to-
day In an exhibition game.
Manager Be nnie BOrgmann
picked Bill Schmidt. Tom Seats
and Moose Fralich to pitch for
the Solons.
SAN DIEGO, Cal.-San Diego
beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, Al,
in an exhibition game yesterday. A
home run by Dallessandro in the
first inning scoring two ahead of
him put the game on ice. Bru-
bakers homer was the lone
Pirates score.
ANAHEIM. Cal. - Seattle
and Hollywood play another
exhibition game today. The
Rainiers won yesterday, s-6.
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YUYAILUP - Special services
win be held Sunday morning at II
O'Clock at the First Methods,
church In celebration Of the COM
pletiun Of q renovation plan which
has been under way for the pas,
year. This has included outdoor
and interior improvements.
Rev. Charles MacCaughey, SUI
per1ntendent Of the Tacoma-Seat-
tie district. viii be the speaker.
There viii be special music by the
choir. under direction of Mrs. Rob-
ert o. Logan. At the evening
service Miss Maude Shorley, artist
who painted the frieze. The
rophets.. which decorates one wall
Of the church, will tell the story
Of the original painting by sarg-
ent.
Elks Elect Sawyer
In their annual election held
Friday night. Puyallup Elks lodge,
No. 1450. chose E. o. tTom) Saw
yer ~ their exalted ruler.
Other officers elected include
Gordon Covert. leading knight: c.
~. Alexander. esteemed loyal
knight; Neil McClane. esteemed
lecturer. Norman Martin. treas
urer, and Dana T. Robinson. re-
elected secretary. Trustees are
Peter w. Jochimsen. Charles Del
ling. Fred DcBon and Frank
Gross: Roderick Mcmillan. tilcr.
and v. R. Dudley. alternate dele
gate to the grand lodge. Installa-
ton viii be held Friday evening.
April Z.
Married 81 Year,
Married at Nora Springs. Ia,
on st. Patrick's day 1878. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred M. Mend Of 1105 3rd
ave. N. W., quietly celebrated their
6lst wedding anniversary Friday.
receiving congratulations from
their many friends.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Mead will
celebrate with q family dinner at
which places will be marked for
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Parlamcn,
their daughter Jeanette and son
Budd, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Film
of American Lake. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Mead Of Milton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Merit Hoyt of Auburn and David
rogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mead came 10 Puy-
allup In 1883 and have lived here
on the same acreage ever since.
Both have been prominent In Ma
sonic work. Mr.. Mead win cele-
brate his Goth birthday In August
and Mrs. Mead will be 81 In July.
Mrs. Joe johnson Of 500 I'd st.,
3. E.. was the honor guest at a
shower Friday afternoon ut which
co-hostcsses were Mrs. Don Appel
and Mrs. Howard Moore. The
affair was held ut the home of the
former. 116is 9Th st. N. w. Deco
rations were In the st. Patrick's
motif.
Others present besides the guest
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.H0quiam-Blaine
In Title Contest
Friday Results

Friday Results
Bothell %. Walla Walla "a
Richmond Beach al Wapato 20.
Everett az; Bellingham 26.
Lewis and Clark 81: Yakima IA.
Blaine 80. Grand Coulee %.
Hoquiam 25; Longview "a lover
time
saturday Games
y. m, Bothell vs. Everett for
fifth and eighth places.
3 p m. Richmond Beach VS.. Lewis
and Clark for fourth and seventh
places
8 p m, Grand Coulee VS.. Long
view (for third and sixth places.
p. m. Blaine VS.. Hoquim tcham-
pionship game.
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KILLED WHEN
BRITISH PLANE FALLS

0LAN0OW-The crew Of four
was killed today when q Royal Air
force plane crashed n the hills 10
@l1ss lsem ClaagUw.
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GOOD IDEA

ALBANY. n. Y.-Fifty-six New
York hunters who killed or injured
fellow sportsmen by accident will
not be allowed TO renew their
licenses this year.
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Pt1ydA1p Church Ends
Year of Renoudting
First M. E. Plans Special Service;
Elks Elect e. O. (Tom) Sawyer

Of honor were Miss Joan johnson,
Mrs. E. Mullikin. Mrs. c. Palmer.
Mrs. Warren Brownfield. Mrs.
Floyd Massie. Mrs. Fred Waldgren,
Mrs. Fred Arnold, Mrs. Maurice
crittenden. Mrs. william Begert,
Mrs. Harold Moore and daughters,
Sharon and Dcanns and Mrs. II.
Olingcr.
Camp Fire Council
Two bus loads of Camp Fire
Girls and their guardians will leave
the Camp Fire cottage on West
Pioneer ave. Saturday evening at
5:45 for Seattle where a grand
council will be held celebrating
the 9th anniversary of the move
ment. The ceremony will be direct
ed by Miss Harriet Dively. execn-
tive secretary of the Seattle area.
OF which Puyallup is a part.
Following the council at the
Civic auditorium. Seattle. girls
having torchbearer rank will at
tend a reception at a private home
Mrs. Eugene Mosier, president of
the guardian group In Puyallup.
will head the group from here.
Those having torchbearer crafts
man rank attending the reception
will be Mrs. Earl Poe. guardian of
torchbearers: Patricia Kalkus.
Shirley Woodruff. Freds Stahl,
Betty Gerstmann. Esther Kinzie.
Amy Lee Davis and Nora Saunders.
A group OF mothers OF children
Of pre-school age met Friday at
Spinning school to organize an
other Pre-school association for
this community with Mrs. w. s.
Colman. president OF the Pierce
County PIT. A.. presiding.
Officers chosen were Mrs. John
Uflsers, president: Mrs. s. A. Die
bert. vice president; Mrs. A. NJ.
Shaw. secretary. and Mrs. c. F.
Laviguer, treasurer. Meetings of
the new group will be held at 2
o'clock on the third Friday Of each
month, II was announced.
Mrs. Benedict Elected
Mrs. Rufus ]. Benedict WAS
chosen president Of the Young
Womcns guild Of the First Pres
byterian church at the annual cleo
ton held Friday afternoon. Those
who will serve with her are Mrs.
Louis BEDFORD. vice president; Mrs.
Jack Palmqnist, treasurer, and
Mrs. c. r. Richie, secretary.
Undernourished school children
of this city were assured continu-
ance OF their milk allowance for
another year as the result of the
Active club smoker held Friday
night. The attraction OF eight fast
three-round bouts. two of which
In knockouts, a wrestling
exhibition and a tumbling act,
filled the high school gymnasium
to capacity. Harry Lynch of Ia
coma refereed. Frank r. Manning
acted AZ announcer.
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while the Lewis and Clark
Richmond Beach affair will
name the fourth and seventh
place finisherS.

name the fourth and seventh
place finishers.
Bothell pulled a mild upset in
eliminating WaIla Walla The King
county boys won 1924 with Briggs
scoring II points.
One-eyed Archie Steele, mono
cular since a childhood accident.
scored the last three points to give
Richmond Beach a 21-20 win over
Wapato who had taken the lead
at 20-1s after trailing 11-3 at
halftime.
Lewis and Clark's classy
ball-handling finally proved
too much for Yakima and the
Spokane squad won S1-14 with
Marvin Gilberg scoring heavily
In the last half on set plays.
Webb Brown of Everett tied the
second high individual scoring
mark of tournament history by
tallying % points as the Seagulls
soundly spanked Bellingham, 1926.
Incidentally Bud Grove of Cen
tralia made those IS points-a new
high at the time 49, against Port
Angeles in 1925. Ted Hanson holds
the record with 80 points in 1929
against Toppenish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

VALENCIA ~ Pauline Uzeudun
has been appointed police chief of
Valencia by General Francisco
Franco.
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Game Ma. 20
f,apf M 81

Kslftime Blaine IS. Grand Cou-
lee 9
Officials Perry Mitchell and Les
Arnold
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BY HAROLD SHAW

UNIV EhSlI1 PatlLION, Sc
attle-Some people say the cham
pionship game of the 1889 state
tournament was played here last
night when Hoquiam Grizzlies de-
feated Longview Lumberjack,
1924, in overtime.
Maybe these people are right but
Blaine Borderites, who qualified
for the official" championship by
beating Grand Coulee Tigers, 1922,
think much differently.
Surely Blaine can't make ii
any closer. An overtime game
with just one point separating
the battling Southwest quin-
tets even after the extra ses-
sion, is about tops.
Surely Blaine can't make it any
more thrilling, Six times the score
was tied Five times Longview
took the lead but Hoauiam's win
ners went to the fore six times, the
last time to stay there. At only
one time did either team lead by
more than two points.
Surely Blaine must admit they
had an easier path to the cham
pionship game. II was no fault
of the basket bombers from the
international border that the screw
ball draw" placed seven major
teams -four from the Cross State
league. both Southwest "A" teams
and the Spokane CHAMPION one
bracket 1t just made it dog eat
dog" and some mighty fine
hounds" prematurely found them
selves outside looking in.
H0guiam scored within 10
seconds after the opening tip
off on basket by Hall but
keizur soon tied II up. This
pace kept up for SO minutes
with Hoquiam leading 1-6 and
ll-l0 at the first two quarter
posts hut Longview leading
1915 ut the end Of third
period The score at end of
regulation time was 1928. All
points in the overtime came
on foul conversions.
Hoquiam was guided in its
erratic course to victory by that
all-state smoothie. Don Frederick
son. II was Frederickson VINO.
calmly converted the free throw
that sent the struggle into over
time. And il was Frederickson all
the time steadying Hoquiam at the
moment Longview's surge seemed
strongest. He can play on my
team any day.
TOO MUCH JACOBS
Too much Ernie Jacobs plus an
attack of flu and drinking water
troubles gave Blaine its 1922 de-
cision over the gallant Grand
Coulee Orphans" Jacobs made
IA points. most OF them on quick
fakes and smart dribbling. 10 Off
set noticeable Blaine defensive
weakness in coping with the fast
break.
All four teams of last nights
games play tonight. Blaine and
Hoquiam play in the title game al
p. m. while Longview and Grand
Coulee play for third and sixth
places al s p. m.
Competitors for the other
four positions in final state
ranking were chosen from
games yesterday afternoon
and morning. These four
teams-Bothell. Everett. Lewis
and Clark. and Richmond
Beach-play this afternoon.
The Bothcl-Everett tilt viii
be for fifth and eighth places
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Ganf No. %

HalftiIne Hoculam IT. Loneylew 10
Officials. Perry Mitchell and Les
Arnold