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La Gaceta
La Gaceta Folletin No o9o
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.
Pero vendranI

-iPero vendran!
81; va los veras. Como tl
te quedas aqui con nosotros va
para siempre...
Para siempre mol
-iNo prote5tesl Ell mismo
Pedro 10 ha dicho.
Las tres mrjeres sonrieron
con dulzura.
La esposa de Pedro de Nd
hez no Sc resignaba a separarse
de SD esposo tan facilmente.
Y aunque ell matrimonio ha-
bia convenido que Maria de la
Cruz Sc quedaria aqui va, en- Ma
drid, por 10 menos hasta pasa-
das las Navidades, en- que ven
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DEPORTES
Noticias de Pelota
O FUERA DE JUEGO

A la direction, de los Senado-
res Sc lie ha notificado que john
ny Stone ,su notable pelotero, no
podra jugar en- la temporada de
1889.
Stone mejora rapidamente y
recupera peso; pero los medicos
lie aconsejan que descanse en- to-
da la venidera temporada.
Jugaba y eStaba gravemente
enfermo de los pulmones. Los
medicos de los Senadores lie reco
nocieron y lie mandaron a Sara
nae Lake.
Mejora, pero no podra jugar.
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NO Sc
pECLARARA EN- REBELDIA

III nuevo rey de los "jonrro-
neros', Hank Greenberg, de-
manda aumento de sueldo de los
Tigres, pero dice que no Sc de-
clarara en- rebeldia.
~Nof espero tener dificulta-
des porque la direction del club
aprecia 10 hecho por MI.
Estimo que Ell exito de los III
res dependera, en- gran parte,
de 10 que pueda hacer Ell nuevo
pitcher Fred Hutchinson. A mi
iuicio, en- cuanto a las aspiracio-
ncs de campeonato, mejor sera
1910 que 1899.
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ARMSTRONG R
BABY ARIZMENDI

Los Angeles, Enero 12.-Hen
ry Armstrong, campe6n mum
dial del peso weller y peso lige-
no, derrot6 aver al notable pd-
gil mejicano Baby Arizmendi.
Fue una dura batalla, como
las dos anteriores entire ellos.
Mas de 10000 espectadores O.
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Alguien propuso, en- N. York,
una pelea entire Bob Pastor Y To
ny Galento, a beneficio del Fon-
do para la PARALYSIS Infantil, la
gran obra del presidente Roose-
welt.
Joe Jacobs, director del italia
no, dijo que aceptaba la idea.
sGalento esta listo. Yo sugiero
que Pastor pelee con Mauricio
Strickland y que Ell vencedor Sc
enfrente con Tony. De esa name
ra serian dos peleas a beneficio
del fondo, en- lugar de una.
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vacionaron a los dos pGgiles por
Ell combate sensational que ofre-
cieron.
Sc atacaban con la mayor du-
reza y ninguno de ellos retroce-
dia.
Henry triunfo por amplio
margen, pero tuvo que desarro-
llar su mayor potencia.
Pesaha ell mejicano 1876 libras
y su rival 13412.
Rrodujo ell combate mas de
$4,000.
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BABE RUTH

Babe Ruth, Ell exrey de los
"jonrroneros', sali6 aver del
Hospital. me siento bien"-
dijo.
Los medicos lie han dichO que
puede jugar al "golfo" y que su
estado ffsico es evcelente.
estado fisico es excelente.
ellos, a los as amos, es ell mismo
de los 20 amos.
Ell Bambino prepare I'm viaje
a las Bermudas en- compafia de
su esposa y de otros familiares.
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Tommy Eein5ch, 81 jardinerO
derecho, nctz6le bassAaUr.
Joe Mccarthy sgtk C6nven-
edo de que Heinrich Sc ccnrer-
tira en- I'M inicialista de primer
orden, 81 practice con asidnidad.
Las piernas de Gshrig, segdn
los expertos, lie empiezan a "tG-
liar" y pronto habra que susti-
turtle.
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dria Pedro por diez o dOce dfas
a Ia corte, es 10 cierto que a Ia
dulce GOLfalG lie dolia en- Ell cora
zon la perspective de una sepa-
racion tan larga.
Il Pero, mujer, a yer 81 va a
haber que atarte con cadenas b
dijo la marquesa, dando a 81 hi
ia y a Maria ell 1ltimo beso.
Las muchachas sonrieron.
Y un instante despu9s esta-
ban sofas.
Maria de las Moves esper6 a
que hubiera transcurrido un ra-
to.
La mujer de Pedro de NGhez
a observable en- silencio, con ere
inquietud.
ii Bien, v~erask
fin, Ia esposa del ~diplOmatico. !
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Tommy Farr completara hoy
su entrenamiento para la pelea
de mahana, en- la Madison Squa-
re Garden, con Clarence (red)
Burman, Ell protegido del excam
pe6n Jack Dempsey.
Burman termin6 su entrena-
miento y parece hallarse en- per-
fectaS condolences ffsicas. Sera
un combate a diez asaltos.
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Max Baer no ha llegado a TN
acuerdo con Mike Jacobs, en-
cuanto al match con Lou Nova.
Jacobs guerra atarle cuerdas
adicionales y Ancil Hoffman la
rechaz0.
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PREPARAN A HENRICH

Los Yankees de New York
Green que Lou Gehrig solo podra
jugar una o dos temporadas mas
y preparan para sustituirle a
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Ayudaron a Farr, en- los ejer-
cicios de guantes, el frances JAG
ques y Ell veterano Abe Feldman.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28

Ashford Quintet
Wins Two Games

hford hasketbsllers added
two games to their list this week
when they beat Elbe CCC. IS to
20. and Mineral, 80 to "a.
In preliminary games To the
main events Ashford juniors won
over Elbe CCC juniors. 81 to Ia,
and Mineral, 81 to 81: the Ashford
girls beat Elbe. p to Is, and lost
to Messy Rock, Is to Is.
Ashford t3s1 ts0) Elbe {. {. G..
d. Borden dol p. "a James
Redout t2l -. ~ wenderhoof
Rumple "a ....c...... Mlllican
L. Borden go O.. How Rogers
Chapel ca q. 80 Har Rogers
Subs. Ashford-Bili Starkel "a +.
Joe Miller tsl. Junior Bender 81 !,
Elbe C. c. C.--Drake t3,
Ashford t3ol tsn Mineral
L. Borden go p. lol Sparkman
%. Borden tsl. p ........ Madden
jr. Bender IA ..C...... 50 Pigman
Chapel IA &c ......... Miller
Dale Borden "a @ ..... IL Stamper
Subs: Mincrai-Yager ca,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28

A couple Of important develop
ments in the first half Puget
Sound conference race can come
out of Enumelaw gymnasium to-
night when Highline Pirates. IN
beaten in five starts. play second
place Enumclaw Tigers.
\ victory for ii Z h Ii ne
would just about cineh the
first half title for the Buc-
cancers while an Enumclaw
victory would throw the race
wide open again for Enum-
claw, Buckley and Highline.
Buckley Mountaineers must beat
Auburn TroJans al Auburn 10 keep
in the picture If Enumclaw beats
Hishline. Puyallup Vikings seek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
Zahariias Meets
Billy Edwards

Billy Edwards. Kansas City bad
man with record for villainy un-
PARALLEL in Tacomas wrestling an
nails, is the choice of Promoter
Matchmaker Jack Conner as the
opponent of Tom Zaharias when
the handsome HELENE from Cripple
Creek, Colo, appears at Green
wieh coliseum Monday evening
Conner, with zaharias finally
signed, sealed and delivered after
several days of negotiations. Of
fered the shot to Edwards and,
much to his surprise, it was ac-
cepted.
Zaharias, Youngest of the
four brothers known far and
wide as the CRYING Greeks
from Cripple Creek" is one of
the toughest, toughest crap
piers i'm the business.
They are paired in the five
round. one-fall semi-final
Billy Hansen and Dave
johnson, opponents last Mon
day in a fast. bruising strug-
gle. are rematched in the
eight-round main event on the
forthcoming card. The initial
tussle ended with Hansen win
ming on a foul, a result which
satisfied neither man. hence
the return engagement.
The headliner will be a two out
of three falls affair.
Two three-rounders, As yet I'M
signed. will complete the card.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
BAY MEADOWS
WILL BE- SOLD

san FRANCISCO Alfred Ro.
senstirn. wealthy San Francisco
real estate dealer said today a
deal for purchase of Bay Meadows
race track for nearly a million
dollars will be completed early
next week
The san Mateo county horse
racing plant will be purchased
h, a syndicate represented by
Rosenstirn.
Rosenstirn said the sNndi-
cate originally offered $780,
900 TO the California Jockey
club. owner of the track, but
that this was turned down for
higher price.
The track was built five years
ago and has been managed by
William p. kyne, well-known San
Francisco sportsman. Peter B.
kyne, the author mo relation to
William kynel has been active in
the tracks affairs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
County League
Plays Friday

Having given perennial cham.
pion Eatonville one defeat. Pierce
County league basketeers will be
hoping Ole Olson's Roy Lynx can
continue the good work this Fri.
day at Eatonville.
Bill Lemons Cruisers are sti'l
crippled with Davie and Hitchcock
out but are hoping to stop Dip
Loveland and the rest of the Roy
sharpshooters.
Fife Trojans. tied with Ea-
fonville for the top, play tail
end Clover Park at Clover
Park while Yelm goes to IA.
powsin and Orting to Park.
land to meet p. L. {. Preps.
This Fridays games complete
the first round and the league will
rest week before plunging into
the next round of twice-a-week
competition.
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British Columbia u. Sending IO-Man Ski Team
Lee to Work
Here SUNDAY

Robert Z. Lee. heavyweight Zoe
II Jock McOmber next Thursday
night at Greenwich coliseum. will
arrive IN Tacoma IN time 10 90
through his PAGES Sunday after
noon at the Northwest Athletic
club. 909l > Commerce ST
That vas the word Promoter
VIII Mavlon received Friday from
Salt Lake City. Lees home sta
ton. The big youngster. a protege
of Jack Dempsey. had already en-
trained for Tacoma when Maylon 5
query arrived IN the Utah me-
tropolis
heOmber was meanwhile
stepping up the tempo of his
gymnasium drills. The Sock
ing Scot worked 10 rounds
Thursday, three of them with
the gloves on against Mike
kanski. North Dakota middle
weight who II again making
Tacoma his fistic headquarters.
Jock appeared to be IN fine
fettle already judging from the
fact that the end of the 10-round
session found him still fresh.
Promoter Maylon announced Fri.
day he had booked the feature
supporting mix on Thursdays
card. signing Rex Carey of Vic
toria, B. c, and Jack Hubbard of
klamath Falls. Orc, as opponents
IN the six-round semi-final
Carey, a fine-looking pros
pect who has come ahead with
long strides during the past
few months, will he making
his initial Tacoma start, while
Hubbard, rugged hard
punching veteran, has shown
here number of times.
The blond Canadian middle
weight. whose last scrap was
knockout win over
Jack Cunningham Of Vancouver,
Wash. this week in Portland. has
shown his wares in practically
every other Northwest city of any
size and Maylon has been attempt
ing TO book him here for some
time In Hubbard Carey faces an
dead game campaign
er whose punching ability makes
him highly dangerous foeman
for the cream of the younger crop
Of Northwest middleweights.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
There's Always
A Mooney Handy
For CentraIia

CENTRALlA. III. - For the
y last 1s years there has been
at least one of the seven
Mooney brothers on Centralia
high school varsity teams. Bob,
the youngest. will be a fresh
man next fall. and if he makes
the grade the string viii be
extended TO 10 YEAR,. which is
considered some sort Of national
record.
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Today's Sports Parade

brate In the grand manner.
They pop many cork. They
sing many quartets. They slap
each other on the back and, i'm
general, are extremely hilarious.
II Metz wins a national title ii
il going to test Mr.. Lasker 10
the limit. All by his lonesome
he will have 10 put ON a eele-
bration equal to those staged
b, such clubs as Baltusrol, East
Lake and Winged Foot when
their pros won.
can see MI. Lasker popping
a cork, and even shaping him
self on the back, but I'll be dog
goned If l can figure out how
he can sing a quartet by him
self. Copyright, 1887
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28


The dual meet will be four
ring affair with cross-eountry. sla-
lon. downhill and jumping figur-
ing on the program, Warren Tom
linson. Logger ski team adviser,
SAID. Part of the meet will be run
off Friday with the windup on Sat
urday.
Coupling the C.P.S.-U.B.C.
tonrne, with the already
scheduled Tacoma Day pro-
gram will make for one of the
finest features ever staged in
the park by the civic organiz-
alton.
Following the school skiing
scrap for supremacy. members of
both teams anticipate entering the
giant slalom won the last two
years by the very capable and
handsome Don Fraser To the ul-
innate victor will go The Tacoma
Times permanent award. per-
petual trophy cup also gold watch.
In addition cups and merchandise
awards will be presented to the
contestants who exercise the
greatest amount of speed ncgo-
tiatins the distance-a course that
will be set by reliable old Hank
Nelson. veteran flag-setter Of
Paradise Valley.
The addition of the Logger
British Columbia L struggle
makes the Tacoma carnival a
three-day festi,ity which will
incl ude the aforementioned
school races and jumping. the
giant slalom sponsored by the
Chamber of Commerce, billed
Sunday along with junior
dounhill bee; a dance and cor
onation of Queen Peggy l at
Paradise Inn Saturday night.
Much crest is centering
around the womens open slalom
which will be run over the same
course taken by the sturdy males.
Virginia Bowden, stockily-con.
structed little University of Wash.
ington coed, sneaked in ahead of
the famed Smith sisters, both OF
Tacoma, to take first place in the
1888 event.
Several of the feminine per.
formers are out to Wrestle that
title away from Miss Bowden and
there is Seattle girl. Dorothy
Hoyt. former United States F. I. S.
team member. who must be COPIED
with before the awards are scat
tered freely.
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Pirates Face Tigers Tonight

to elinch fourth place by skinnins
Renton Indians at Puyallup No
Puyallup team has beat Renton
since 1881
Sumner Spartans. still seeking
their first league victory move I'D
to Kent 70 battle quintet who
won't tower over them ike all
the rest of the league squads have.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
VERNE Harrington
Dies in Portland
PORTLAND, Ore-R. Y.

FVh IsffNU, UTF-"fN. y VIII
Harrington. prominent in North
west sporting circles. died yester-
day after a long illness. He was
43 years old yesterday
He had appeared in numerous
cities as a wrestling referee. and
had coached numerous semi-pro
baseball and Independent basket
ball teams. His Union Oil basket
ball teams, composed of former
college stars, won several cham
pionshins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
BASKET LEAGUE
CHANGES SITES

The Park : Independent basket
ball league will shift its scene of
action for tonight's games from
Bellarmine TO the College Of Puget
Sound gymnasium.
Three games are on the card,
the first starting at o'clock with
knspps Business college and the
Old Kentucky Colonies; the second
game at s o'clock will see Y, M.
c. A. and Bethany Presbyterian
tangle and the final 3 o'clock con-
test will feature Phi Theta ri and
Lumber & Sawmill Workers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
BY HENRY M'LEMORE

United Press staff Correspondent
LOS ANGELES -- When Dick
Metz followed his fine win in
the Oakland tournament with a
sensational victory in the San
Francisco match play champion
ship, his club back in Chicago
cheered as one man.
That is the only way his club
can cheer, because il is one
man.
Metz club is the Mill Road
farm course outside of Chicago
and A. d. Lasker. advertising
tycoon, is the only member. Mr..
Lasker owns the club and course
personally. and naturally that
makes him lot of things.
He Is the best player and the
worst player in the club. He Is
president, chairman of the
board, and head of the greens
committee. He also has charge
of the bar room, kitchen and
entertainment.
But what seems more import
ant than any of these to a glof-
er of my ealiber is that Mr..
Lasker. If he wanted to. could
establish local rules to take care
OF any emergency that might
arise during one of his rounds.
II he got bad lie Mr.. Lasker
could rule that the ground was
under repair and lift out. If he
found himself in a water hazard
he could declare the water to
be casual and seek a dry spot.
II he had a bad day and found
himself three down and three 10
play in n serious money match
he could rule that the course
was closed and no further play
could take place.
The more ! think of the pos
sibilities of owning your own
course. the more | believe I'll
write to Santa right now and
ask him for a golf course of my
very own next year.
BACK TO METZ
BUT to get back to Dick Metz.
the hero of this story before Mr..
Lasker and / took the play away
from him, His two victories
since the first of the year. and
his second place in the national
open last year. have back
ground of pain and gameness.
Two years ago next month
doctors were debating whether
10 amputaie his left leg TO save
his life. Badly injured In an
automobile accident, his golf
career seemed nj an end.
Gene Sarazen tells a story of
visiting Metz when he lay in
the hospital waiting for the doc
tors 10 bring in verdict. As
Gene tells il, he and several
other pros stole quietly into
Dicks room to cheer him up in
his hours Of trlbulation.
To their surprise they found
him leaning over the side of his
bed practicing putting into
water glass which had been
placed for him on the other side
of the room.
THE kids bravery and spirit
al such time was something
you could hardly believe unless
you had seen it, Sarazen told
me.
GAME GUY
Dicks leg was long time
healing. but even when ii caused
him excruciating pain ne would
hobble out TO the practice tee
and hit shots as long as he
could bear il.
Even as late as the national
open in Denver last fan Metz
had trouble playing is holes a
day. Yet he led the field at
the end of the third round and
finished in second place.
Since then he has been stead
lily improving as a golfer. and
the time may not be far away
when Mr.. Lasker. all by him.
self. viii have to celebrate
Dicks winning OF national
title.
II is the custom for club
members. when their pro wins
a national championship. to cele-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
FEWER CRASSHOPPERS
WASHINGTON The

WASHINGTON - The agrioul-
ture department predicts that
grasshopper infestauons In states
west Of the Mississippi river viii
be less severe next summer than
they were In the last growing
season.
A survey by the bureau Of ento-
mology and plant quarantine
showed that grasshopper eggs in
Wisconsin. Iowa. Missouri. Kansas
and Oklahoma are from one-third
10 two-thirds fewer than al this
time last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
ABE SWIMMERS TO TRAVEL

Chuck Rohrs and Bill Rohrs.
1OO-Nard breaststroke, Bud
Ford and Tom B-otherton. 30
ward free style, Don Ellis. Joe
Dowsett, and Wallace Tuckey;
100-yard backstroke, Harvey
Berg. Bob HoNeland and Harry
Schramm; loo-xard free style,
Bert Barber and kenny Plat
yer.
Diving. Johnny krutilla and Bill
Mack. 15o-yard medley. Berg
Ford. bresststroke
and 3. Rohrs. free style itenta-
tiyelyl. 2oo-yard medley. c. Rohrs
Barber. Platter and Solum
Coach Sheldon Brooks and Man
ager Fred Mcneil will also make
the jaunt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
BOWLING

Tacoma boYlers, their friends.
and the general public will hold
forth Saturday night at the Broad
way alleys in a huge gathering
that will see TED Tadich Tacoma S
star pinman, honored by being
awarded the A. B. c. gold medal,
which Is presented to every men,
/ Der of the Congress who rolls a
800 game in sanctioned league OF
/ tournament play.
Details of the big meeting.
which is expected to be IA
memorable occasion in Ia
coma's bowling history. were
announced today b, Bill Herd
man, president of the CITY
association. The presentation
is scheduled for \ o'clock. II
will he preceded by appropriate
ceremonies and by entertain
ment furnished b, the Radon
ich One-Man Ragtimc band.
Also to be offered on the pro.
gram is a special bowling match
which will bring Tacoma best
BOWERS on the alleys. The big
Ten of the City league, composed
of the 10 highest men. will form
the two teams. President Herdman
has announced.
The star pinmen who will
comprise the group. and their
averages. are: Ted Tadich
201, Bill Leffwich 20s. Mike
Berry 200. John Pasnick 1877.
Howard Classen 1856, George
Montgomery 1876. Doc Naczen
1876, Jimmy Radonich 1875. Bill
Herdman 1875, and Art Torger-
son. Use of the alleys for the
exhibition play has been
donated by DIR. VI. j. Nc
Nerfhney, president of the
Broadway Bowling company.
The Saturday night party will
be the highlight of a Weekend of
important bowling for local pin
men. Marking their first interest
IN the pin game as a group en-
ployes of the Northern Pacific have
reserved alleys at the Broadway
Saturday for ! o'clock.
A special match between
Johnnys Tavern of the Glass p
league and the Spar Lunch OF
Olympia is scheduled for Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Sunday
night at $50, the Intercity Classic
league rolls its regularly scheduled
al the Broadway.
Class b league bowlers nut 3.
In some good strokes in their
matches Thursday night, four
OF the number scoring In the
500 bracket. I'd Cuppernull.
anchor man for Washington
Hardware, and the lightweight
OF the loop. turned in the best
TOTAL shooting EOS. zoe and
2li TO finish with 6s5.
I'd Mcdonald. another Fort
Lewis star, who rolls on the Trvfon
hatters team. checked in with a
SIS mark. Rick johnson sand
~iched a PA game between a pair
Of 1879 marks and wound up with
512. Herman Curly" Miller rolled
l12, Pa and Ie6 to reach a 6i2
tally for Meadow Park Golf
Course.
Jack Walters led the left handed
shooters Of the circuit with a nice
o15 total. Other high marks in
The B league were: Ray Michaud
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28
Almost Seuen
Miles, In 81 Min.
Other results:

EUGENE, Ore.-Glcnn Cum
bingham might not be able to
do Il ON a track, hut Chuck
DE Autremont, university has
ketball player, ran 6.8 miles In
50 minutes. Coach Ran Hend-
rickson attached a pedometer
10 De Autremont's leg before
a regulation basketball game.
After So minutes of play. the
recorder had clicked up the 6.s
figure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28

Thursday Results
rusallup IS. Fife So.
Buckley 80 Auburn q.
Summer ~. North Puyallup 81.
The tightest Valley division race
in three years frightened up little
tighter Thursday night when Pny-
alliip Toiems downed Fife Merch-
ants, 1886. at Puyailup and Buck
ley and Sumner came through
with wins.
The Toiems pulled away from
the Fife men in the third period
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500, Bus Anderson, 573. Dick Nc.
Nerthney 594. Berry, Wakefield
SIS. Bill Moriarity 576, Claude
Peterson $50. Art Angove 81. Art
Hepp 579. John Davis S.. A
Hsring 574. Ernie Mars Sc and
Charley Moore 5s3.
TrNfon Hatter> won another
quartet of points 10 remain
undefeated in the second half,
having won ~ straight points
in the past three weeks.
First place IN the Bank Of Cali
fornla monthly tournament went
TO Don Williams. who rolled a
652 total. including handicap.
Harry MeColley started off with
a 20, which proved 20 be the high
single game of the day at the
Broadway.