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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-22

Highland-The Ladies club Will
begin its spring handicap tourna-
ment Tuesday.
Competition in the first round
Of play will be in three flights.
Losers in the championship and
second flights will compose the
first. third and fifth flights.
There are only two entrants in
the fourth flight, Mrs. J. Lower
and Mrs. NJ. Miller. In view Of
this, their match viii be over the
S. hole route for the championship.
Pairings for the other flights
follow:
Championship fiight-A. f. Nor
rill VS.. L. Clough; o. Grything VS..
NJ. McGrady; L. Thompson VS.. J.
Anderson. and z. Archer VS.. NJ.
Witherridge.
Second flight-C. Kelton VS.. c.
Peterson; r. Wilkowsk VS.. f. T.
Keene; J. Dorsey VS.. Vance Free,
and r. Hoffer VS.. d. Palfreyman.
Pairings will be made at the
clubhouse for those not in the
tournament.
Highland women were defeated
yesterday by Maplewood on the
latters course. Medal play was
held in conjunction. Mrs. NJ.
Witheridge, with 97-11-s6, and
Mrs. Joe Dorsey, with 97-11-s6,
tied for first, but when cards were
matched to par, Mrs. Witheridge
won.
Mrs. Dorsey. however, took the
putting contest. The consolation
prize went to Mrs. Kelton.
Mrs. Olaf Grything recently won
the team captains trophy with is
out of possible is points.
Meadow Park-The lineup for
the odd or even tournament Tues
day follows:
Thackeray and Carter; Day and
Turner; Green and Define; Sem
ner and Horswell; Bertha and
Shannon; Cooksie and Brigham
Roberts and Craig; Powers and K.
Noce; Crusoe and Allen; Harkins
and Adams; Finneli and Jowders
Fritz and Tilleson; Gingrich and
Mottle; Miss Mary Holt and Het-
rick; Ray Holt and o. R. Holt;
R. B. Shadduck and S. Racine: c,
johnson and Young, and Gordon
and Miller.
Parkland-Tuesday will be guest
and field day, for which a blind
DOGGY tournament is scheduled
Pairings:
Xavier and Hauge; Ludwick and
Svare; Morlock and Lehman; Sy.
dow and Davis; Sylvester and Han
son; Black and Barofsky; Olson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-22
Shelton Nine Is
Finally Beaten

SH TON Shelton high
schools sensational baseball team
finally broke its unbeaten record
of nine straight wins yesterday,
but it took a junior college to do it.
BY scoring four unearned runs in
the seventh and final inning,
Aberdeen Junior college beat the
Shelton prep club, to 3. Bill
Taylor, Shelton shortstop, erred on
grounder, which was followed
by fluke triple by Haynes on a
misjudged fly with the bases full.
H H E
Aberdeen J. C........... 4 6 4
Shelton 3 s
Sklodo, Solway and Pettainen;
Harris and Satra.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-22
FAIR OF The FAIRWAYS

and Richards: stanton and NlsS
Pflueger and Marshall; Sugs ana
Danielson, and Boynton ana
Fynboe.
Brookdale - In an inra-eiuo
match. Mrs. Fry's team defeated
Mrs. Mahon's 10is to IA Thurs
day. Medal play was held in cong
junction. winners being: First divi-
sion Mrs. Frye, s5-11-74; second
division. Mrs. Corey, 102-24-1s;
third division. Mrs. White, net 6s.
Medal play is scheduled for next
| Tuesday.
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Northern Pacific
Golfers to Clash

Employees Of the Northen "a
cific railroad will compete Sunday
at the Meadow Park course in their
fifth annual golf tournament.
A field of so will tee off. Al
stake will be the H. A. Lyddon
trophy. which Lyddon put into
competition in 1884, two years be-
fore he retired after 20 years as
superintendent of the South Ia
coma shops.
Richard Brockway, who won the
cup last year, is favored to retain
it for another year. although to do
it he must defeat an array of
worthy opponents, all of whom
are conceded a good chance. 1t
will be medal play competition.
with handicaps in effect.
Many Prizes
Besides the trophy, many other
prizes will be awarded, all by the
Meadow Parks club and by the
management of the course. They
will be presented at a meeting
next week at the clubhouse.
The tournament, which will start
at 9 o'clock, was arranged by a
large committee headed by Elmer
Jensen, chairman; Heinie Venske
and Clarence Boulter.
Mixed Foursome
Meadow Park will be the scene
of three other competitions, all
scheduled for Sunday. At 1890
there will be mixed foursome,
open to any golfer in the city with
club handicap.
At 10 a. m. the knights Of
Columbus will tee off in their big
annual tournament. In progress
at about that time will be the
Mems clubs best-ball two-some
event.
Other courses will hum with ac-
tivity, too. Allemore will play
host to Brookdale in a team match
Sunday, and on the same day the
finals in the Public Links tourna-
ment will be played.
Brookdale's Team
Brookdale will send the following
team to Allenmore: Washburn,
Allsrd. Merrill, Payne, Williams.
Kister, Holm, Rayburn, Booth,
Wallace, Taylor. Swinland. Ruffo.
Marshall. Himmelsbach. Lawson,
Chaplin, Isenberg, Larson, Grimm,
Royal, Wiengard, Samuelson. At
home the Mems club will compete
at medal play, and the Transfers
will hold a points tournament.
Aerie No. 3, Eagles lodge will be
active both Saturday and Sunday.
At Fircrest, there will be an
odd or even tournement, holes to
be elected after all entries are in,
and the fourth round of the best
ball two-some. While this activity
is going on, a team will be in
Olympia playing the Olympia
Golf and Country club.
Highland VS.. Vashon
A group of Highland players will
travel to Vashon Island for team
match there. Those remaining at
home will take part in a points
tournament.
Falkland will go in for novelty.
A kicker's tournament, in which
everyone kicks everyone elise, pre-
sumably, is scheduled for Sunday.
while on Saturday there will be a
tombstone tournament.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-22
IINFIEI.D TAXES MEET

SALEM - Piling up the most
points in weight events. Linfield
college crushed Willamette SIS to
42a in dual Northwest confer
ence track meet here Friday.
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NEWS

questions about the China mis-
sions.
lincoln Park, So. G st. Rev
L. f. Taber. Sunday school, e;45
Morning worship, IL o'clock. Sub
jet: "A Prepared Place En-
deavor, Z .. m. Roosevelt Young
Peoples program on Peace. s p
m. Thursday, 'Kilties Scotch
Singers" s p. m.
Mckinley Park, 3sth and spo-
kane. I. C. Shaw. minister. Bible
school. e:55. Morning worship, IL.
Holy Communion sermon. What
Is Worship" c. z. groups. $50.
Community Bible study. 7:45.
Lesson topic: Further Evidences
Of the Mesisship of Jesus" Studies
in Msth. IA.
Roosevelt Heights, 2045 Ea.
Sherman. Paul Desne Hill, minis
ter. Church school. s:45 a. m.
Morning worship. IL a. m. Sermon
topic, That the World May Be-
lieve.' Young Peoples hour. $3.50
p. m. Church service. 7:30: What
Constitutes A Christian ?"
Mid-week service and choir
practice Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-22
SOFTBALL

In the sloppiest game ever
played in the three-year history of
the City Glass A league. Johnson
Paint defeated Alt Heidlbrg, 5 to
4, at Mckinly diamond Friday
night to move into a first place tie
with Transfers. The loss puts the
Heidelbergs in a third place tie
with Cammarano Brothers, a game
back of the leaders.
There was only one earned run
and that was one of three scored
in the first inning by the Painters.
Active Club stayed in a second
place tie with Jensen Fuel in City
B play by defeating Iverson &
Walker Brakes, TO 3.
Naval Reserves opened the Sec
ond round of Church-Fraternal
play with an IS to victory over
Central Lutheran TO take sole pos
session of first place. The Luther
ans dropped into a tie with Asbury
M. E. and Zion Lutheran churches
who scored victories over Sons of
Pericles and Danish Lutheran
respectively.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-22
TROJANS NEAR
COUNTY TITLE

ROY-Fife Trojans cinched at
least tie for the 1889 Pierce
County league baseball title by
defeating Roy Lynx, 90, here yes
terday. Roy outhit the Trojans
but errors paved the way for the
victors' winning tallies.
Fife has yet to play Kapowsin.
Roy will wind up its season Mon
day afternoon by playing Stub
Jones Sumner Boys club nine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-22
LUTHERAN

Lutheran Memorial. So. 5th and
/ SITS, A. r. NJ. Kettner. pastor.
Sunday school. e:45 a. m. Divine
services. IL .. m, sermon topic:
Avoid Z ntangling Alliances"
Church birthday dinner 'immedi-
ately after services.
Messiah - So. ] and 18th SITS.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Calvary Tabernacle - So. 18th
and K SITS. Services. II a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Bible school. GAS a. m.
George Z. Bostrom. psstor-evsngel-
ist, will speak at the morning SER
vice on The Family of God" and
at the evening service on The
Works of Cod Monday night
prayer meeting at 7:45 o'clock at
1905 So. NJ st. Children's service
Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
under the leadership of Mr.. A. p.
Fredeen Of Seattle. Midweek SER
vice. Thursday at T:45 p. m.
New Apostolic Faith-i313 So.
J ST. Rev. Mrs, Freda L. Martin.
pastor. Sunday school. e:45 a. m.
Morning service. Il; afternoon. 5;
evening. s O'Clock. Mcknight ser
vices. Tuesday. S p. m. Prayer and
Bible study. Friday, S p. m.
Foursquare-2303 So. Sheridan.
Harry +. Forsberg, pastor. Sun
day school, GAS q. m. Missionary
service. Il a. m. Crusaders. $50
Evangelistie message, His Maj
esty, the King $50. At $50 p.
IA. bsptismal service al the Radio
Gospel leagues resort a. Neptune
on Lake Surprise. Prayer meet
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Tacoma central ward, No. l. and
Steele priesthood meeting,
$50 a. M; Sunday school. 1890
a. m. Sunday school. At p m.
sacrament meeting under the d.
rection of the Aaronic priesthood.
The general theme OF the meeting
will be the Prophet Joseph Smith.
Monday, p. m, primary associa-
ton; Tuesday. 2 p. m. relief soci-
ETY.; Thursday. 1880 p. m, choir
practice.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

AtiNASipH ave. diA0 81
second-So. Saith and Warner st
Third-Wright ave. and Ea. St
Fourth-945is Broadway.
First--Lake Steilacoom.
Soul and Body" is the subject OF
the Lesson-Sermon which will be
read tomorrow in all Churches OF
Christ. Scientist. which are
branches OF The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ. Scien-
fist, in Boston, Massachusetts,.
Golden Text: IF thou draw out
thy soul to the hungry, and satisfy
the afflicted soul; then shall thy
light rise in obscurity. and thy
darkness be as the noon day lisa.
5s:10).
Among the citations which COM
prise the Lesson-Sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible: Abstain
from all appearance of evil. And
the very God Of pence sancitfy you
wholly; and ! pray God your whole
spirit and soul and body be pre-
served blameless unto the coming
Of our Lord Jesus Christ Il Thess.
5:22.23).
The Lesson-Sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, "Sci.
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
I'VE should strive to reach the
Horeb height where God is re.
vealed; and the cornerstone Of all
spiritual building is purity. The
baptism OF Spirit, washing the body
Of all the impurities of flesh, sig
nifies that the pure in heart see
God and are approaching spiritual
Life and its demonstration" Up.
241:24).
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PRESBYTERIAN

First - Tacoma and Division
ayes: DR.. J. Renwick Mccullough.
pastor. Sunday school, e:45 a m.
Morning worship. Il; the pastor
will speak on The Church and
the World" Evening service at
7:45. the pastor Will speak on The
Ascension of Our Lord" Adult
prayer service, $50. in the Mid
dleton psrlor. All c. E. societies
will meet at $50. Intermediates
in Snyder hall. Seniors in Nelson
hall: topic. Building Life Friend
ships and Partnerships: DR.. Nc
Cullough will be the guest speaker.
Young people in Ferguson Memo
rial chapel; topic. Christ. the
Savior" Tuesday. the deaeons will
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN

First, 9Th and Grant aves.-J,
George Cunningham. II a. m,
Lowest Thou Me 20; p. m. Fire.
side Hour question box; Gas a. m,
Bible school; 7 p. m, Y. P. c. T.,
and 1880 p. m. Thursday prayer
meeting.
Tahoma Terrace. Seth and So,
Clement-Bible school, e:45; The
Gospel in Song" II a. m. by First
United Presbyterian church of Sc
attic. r. Wyatt Sprague Will
speak.
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ooNGREGArioNAL

First-Division ave. and ] st.
Rev. Holland #. Burr. d. d. Church
school, e:l5. Morning worship. IL.
Rev. Willard Spence. Congregs-
tional student pastor at University
Of Washington and director of Pill
grim club. will preach on THE
Quest for God: Glorious and In
escapable." Pilgrim Fellowship,
$50. Thursday annual meeting of
church for election and annual re-
ports. Fellowship dinner. $50.
Piymouth-So. 45th and Park
ave. Rev. Joseph Weiss. Sermon
at IL q. m, THE Test That Never
Fails" Church school. 10 a. m.
orpha circle meets Wednesday
with Mrs. Charles While, 2462 So.
54th Luncheon, 1880.
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EPrscopAL

st. Luke's Memorial-No. seth
and Cove SITS. Rev. Arthur Bell,
rector. Holy communion, s a. m.
Y. p. F. breakfast, s:45. Sunday
school and Bible class. Gas. Morn
ing service and sermon. IL a. m.
Parish dinner in the parish house
Monday. $50. Circles will meet at
the homes Of the members on Wed
nesday at o'clock. Junior choir
rehearsal Wednesday at 7 p. m.
Senior choir rehearsal Thursday at
7:45 p. m.
st. Andrew's-s16 No. Cakes ut.
Rev. w. B. Turirll. rector. SUM-
day school and junior confirma-
ton class at e:45 a. m. Service
and sermon. IL a. m. Subject,
Ascending With Christ"
Christine. Sd and X SITS. Rev,
Sidney T. James. rector. Holy
communion. 7:3o a. m; junior con.
firmation class. Q; Church school,
s:l5: prayer and sermon. IL. Wed.
nesday. 7:So. adult confirmation
class. Thursday. 1880. choir re-
hearsal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
JACOBS TAKES OVER AS GEAR or RING

Joe Louis ciinhs the heavyweight championship throne. Michael Strauss Jacobs takes over the box. ing industry. 4 busy little man Henry Armstrong, comes along to become the first to hold three world titles at the same time. !. featherweight, lightweight and wei. terweight.
 1n i036. James J. Braddock un- folded real Cinderella story by leaving c job as New Jersey dock. hand to win heavyweight title,
 And Max schmeiing, the "washed-up" German. scored the number one upset of oil time by knocking out Joe Louis in June, 1886.
 A great era in track and field. Jesse Owens iii c single after. noon in 1885 tying the world mark for the 100-yard dash, and break. ing those for the 220. 220 low hur- dles and broad jump. The following year scoring c remarkable triple in the olympics ct Berlin.
 The rise of the mile to popular fancy. Iron-Man Glenn Gun. ninghan and his 4:04.4 indoor mile. [. :. . Spec Townes setting his mark of l3.7 for the high sticks which might never be touched. Nil. dred (Babe) Didrikson, the femi- nine hero Of the 1882 Olympic games perhaps the greatest all-round woman athlete of aiI time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
COACHES MARK
 4RULE CHANGES
Wider Goals and Lower Crossbar Proposed;
 Referees to School

Los Angeles, Calf. Dec. 2o-- (UP)-Four football rule changes will be proposed to the National Football Rules Committee in its Palm Springs, Calf, meeting Jan 2.
 Ire recommendations were made at the first session of the American Football Coaches association yes. terday when l50 college and univer. sity coaches filled out questionnairei which listed IT different proposals The following four were approved by the rules committee:
 D To widen the distance between the uprights and lower the eross- bar of the goal posts. CThe commit. tee refused to sanction moving the goal posts from the end zone stripe back to the goal lne)
 9 Adopt smaller and softer eieAts for football shoes.
 8 Provide physical examination for referees.
 D Reduce the penalty for a for ward pass touching afl ineligible player behind the line of scriin. mage.
 It was suggested that an officiat. ing school be established offering instruction during the latter part of summer and early fall.
 The meeting will continue until Saturday. The coaches will hold joint sessions with the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
Indoor Tennis

New York, Dec. 29-(uP)--seven seeded survivors began play fin the quarter-final round of the National Junior Indoor Singles Tennis cham. pionship today ct the Seventh Rcgi- ment armory.
 Only unseeded player in the field, Calvin Friedman of New York, de- feated Edgar Buttenheim of Yon- kers, N. Y., 3-e. 6-3. 6-3. yesterday
 Louisiana States Bill Umstaedter, top-seeded. paced the favorites into the round Of eight by trimming Paul Napolitano of Trenton, N. J., 6.2. 6-0. Jim Evert. seeded No. 2 defeated Allen Mcdonald of Kenyon College, O.. 4-6. 6-3. 7-5.
 Dick Bender. Elizabeth. N. J.; Gardner Larned. Chicago: Mel Schwarzman. Tulane; Judy Lober New York, and Fred Drais. Pelham N. Y., were other favorites to ad- vance.
 Tn the boys division. the foul seeded players that saw action. Ir. win Dorfinan, New York: Al shafer Tarrytown. N. Y.: Fred Koyaleslsi Hamtramck, Mich, and Ted Backe Bay Shore, N. Y., advanced into the quarter. finals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
Fading 193Os Easily Match So-Caed Golden Age Of Spo
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
RACING AND RICH STAKES RETURN TO CALIFORNIA

Red-headed Don Budge returning the Davis Cup to the United States. Alice Marble ruling women's tennis. A one.tifne auto sales- man from Texas. named Ralph Guldahl. winning the National Open twice in c row in i037.3e. and freckle-faced kid from Min. neapolis giving notice of approach- ing greatness. Patty Berg.
 The racing season Of 1881 which saw the greatest crop of throe- year.olds. Twenty Grand, EquipoiSc, Mate. Jamestown, Sweep All. Top Flight establishing q money record as two.year-old filly. |. . The return of racing to California. And the rich stakes ct Santa Anita. The great match race between eeabiscuit and War Admiral. 4 colt named Tlight Commander, by Man O War. cut of Top Flight, bringing Cornelius Van- derbiit Whitney back to the races
 Capt. John T. T. Eyston and . new world speed record on the Bonneville Salt Flats. Ralph Flanagan, the swimmer of the dec- ade. and baby-faced Al Pat nix, the greatest Of ali drivers. softbail mushrooms to populafity Basketball draws more spec tators than any other game.
 We hope the i04Os do as well.