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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Good Taste
Today
Nv EMILY posi-
BY EMILY POST
A Young Girl Grows Up

VII y
Dear Mrs. Pest: At what age
many a young girl begin to remain
seated when she is introduced to
an older man or woman?
Answer: When she is grown
which usually means ia young
girl does not rise to meet a man
and need not rise when introduced
to an older woman unless the lat
ter profeers her hand. Before
shaking hands, she should rise,
and when she is at home she must
rise to greet visitors, whether OF
her parents or of her own.
A Mans Question About Clothes
Dear Mrs. Post: Will gray
business suit be suitable to wear
at a midday wedding reception.
Answer: A plain dark grey sack
suit would be suitable but rough
light grey tweed would not, In
summer, on the other hand, suit
Of light gray flannel would also
be all right.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
No Acid, No Grit o. Pumies

DR.. Lyons cleans and polishes the
teeth in a harmless and practical
way that leaves them sparkling with
natural brightness. Ii leaves your
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on the editorial
page.
/. Yes.
2. Missouri river.
5. Golf.
4. INDECENT.
5. Venezuela.
s. Claude A. Swanson.
Z. Tet'-a-nus: not te-tan'-us.
8. They secrete tears and keep
the eyeballs washed clean.
2. Because salt water has a
greater buoyancy.
10. Twenty-eight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

he nOhAA L IL
Examples: Princess
Matchabelli, Greta Carlo,
Princess Paley.)
PHYSICAL characteristics:
= pre-Raphaelite figure, CHS
eled features. wistful eyes,
artistic unstudied couture.
The romantic is passion
ately fond of beauty. She is
sensitive, artistic, delighted
by rich. paintable colors and
sculpturesque drapery.
TYPES OF CLOTHES
She may be an artist or writer
or an actress. She is shy, remote,
inclined to day-dreaming.
The romantic has a notion that
she wants to be at her loVeliest in
her own home.
She should collect luscious
teagowns, because she is at
her best when entertaining.
She will have soft dressmaker
suits and a few afternoon and eve
ming dresses.
LINES
The romantics gowns will be
extremely simple. falling in sculp-
tured folds to exhibit their beauti-
full texture and color
They will be influenced by
medieval tapestries, paintings
of the Renaissance, or cos
tunes worn in Shakespearean
plays.
Medieval robes, venetian portrait
gowns with broad gold leather
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

NOTHING else cleans and pol
~ ishes teeth more quickly and
leaves them more naturally white
than POW DER.
That Is why your dentist, when
cleaning Your teeth, as YOU know,
almost always uses powder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
An Cleansing Properties

As it is only the powder part Of
most denuinccs that cleans, a den-
thrice that is all powder just natu-
rally cleans effectively. DR.. LYON 5
Tooth Powder is ALL POWDER
all cleansing properties.
For over seventy years many den-
fists everywhere have prescribed
DR.. Lyons because normal teeth
simply cannot remain dull and
dingy looking when it is used.
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Costs Less to Use

Brush your teeth with DR.. Lyons
Tooth Powder regularly - consult
your dentist periodioally-eata diet
rich in minerals and vitamins, and
you will be doing all that you can
possibly do TO protect your teeth.
Dr.Lyon's Tooth Powder is more
economical to use. In the same size
and price class DR.. Lyons outlasts
tooth pastes two to- one. Even small
package viii last you for months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

When You Hear the Tone -.
The Liberty bell reproduction TO
be used in Warner Bros. feature,
Sons OF Liberty" is designed to
have the same tone as the famous
original in Independence hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22
Popular
Recipes

Half loaf may be better than
none, but these meat losves q far
more than half way n produce
delicious low cost dinners.
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COIORS


The romantic can not resist rich
jewel tones and stained glass
colors.
In the daytime. too. she should
be colorful in those strange off
shades artists adore; Titan red "a
brownish shaded, Van Dyck brown
(warmly golden), Benda's green
gold, Monet's blue-violet, and so on.
FABRICS
Her first choice is velvet. Chit
fon and satin are favorites, too,
because they drape so well.
She loves heathery tweeds
for the country. She wears
prints rarely because they de-
tract from the lines of her CO.'S
tune and because she Is so
fastidious about patterns that
she seldom finds one to her
taste.
When she does, it is invariably
hand
Ito Be Continued)
co 1913 Register & Tribune Syn.
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DENTIST DOES-use Powder

teeth feeling so much cleaner, your
mouth so refreshed and your breath
so sweet and pure.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder is a
special dental powder developed Tor
HOME USE by distinguished
practicing dentist. Free from all
acids, grit or pumice, it cannot pos
sibly injure or scratch the tooth
enamel as years OF constant use
have shown. Even as neutrallzer
nacid mouth conditions, DR.. Lyons
is an effective antaCid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-22

belts or great metallic chains or
jeweled girdles, Elizabethan ruffs
and slashed sleeves all suit her
style 10 perfection.
She will permit no ruff
files or tucks or fussy
detail to distract the eve
from the enjoyment of the
fabric itself.
She viii exercise restraint in the
matter of jewelry. wearing no
ornament but one or two pieces
in the Renaissance manner-great
stones set in hand wrought metal.
For afternoon. her best influence
is Van Dyck who was so fond of
silhouetting white lace collars
against dark velvet.
Her millinery may be feudal
peaks with long wells. Juliet caps,
Florentine berets. the periods, OF
course, being dictated by her cos
tune
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Ski Weather

MILWAUKEE SKI BOWL (Hy-
AK )--Temperaturc Of ~ degrees:
two inches Of new snow; total Of
100 inches; scattered clouds; skiing
excellent.
PARADISE VALLEY - Ros d
open 10 Narada Falls; chains re-
quircd at Longmire. temperature
Of Is degrees: four inches Of new
SNOW: total Of 2IB inches; calm;
high, scattered clouds; snow dry;
skiing good.
Mt. BAKER IODGE--snow ON
road from four miles east of
glacier 10 lodge; chains required;
temperature Of 25 degrees; six
inches Of new snow; total Of 242
inches; broken clouds: moderate
south wind; snow dry; skiing good.
SNOQUALMIE PASS now
and Ice on road from ~ miles west
Of summit 10 Easton. and from
Easton 10 Teanaway junction;
chains required; temperature of -
degrees; two and one-haif inches Of
new snow; total Of 100 inches.
clear; skiing good.
PARK JUNCTION--sn now and
ice on road from Park junction Ia
20 miles west: temperature Of 10
degrees: one inch of new snow;
total Of 81 inches; broken over
cast.
CAYUSE PAss-2s0 inches of
SNOW: skiing good.
STAMPEDE-Current tempera-
ture %; two inches new snow. to-
tai 81 inches; calm, clear; dry
snow; skiing good.
MONAD LAkE--Cnrrent = M
peratnre Is; three inches new
SNOW: total, 1877 inches; calm.
clear; dry powdery snow; skiing
excellent.
MARTIN LODGEs--Iurrent tenn
perature 81; 2 inches new snow
total 1O4 inches; calm. clear. dry
snow; skiing excellent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Stadium
Fifty-Six Track
Men Greet hardie

Bill Hardie, Lincoln track coach
was greeted by Sc candidates
yesterday in the Abe bowl.
Seven lettermen are out for
positions on this years squad. The
lettermen are Tom Jones, Mel
Sanders and Johnny Hunt. two
years; and Logan Blades, Jack
Mortenson, Bob Maycumber, and
Walt Arnstad, one year each.
There were 90 juniors, IS sopho-
mores, and only IL seniors seeking
places on this seasons cinder
team.
Sophomores
Sachio Ikeda, Leonard
Byrd, Verne wilkins, Elvie
Erb, Melvin Wilson. Clinton
Karnes. Pete Tedesco. Masato
Toki. George Rae. Emery Nc
Donald, Dale Solum, Chester
Stone, Herb Anderson, Bob
Shaffer and Ray Campbell.
Juniors
LOkdn pldhtsi W CIV ~ if7thNt
Walt Novotney. Howard Usage,
Tom Tegtmeyer, Don Seeley. Ed
Carr. Aldo Benefit, Bob Whipple,
Paul Becker, Stan Novotney, Bob
Antush, Ted Iufer, Dave Wheeler,
Herman Weeks, Dave Christian
sen, Robert Olsen, Henry Howard,
Lawrence Hodges. Yoshi Butsuda,
Ralph Alexander. Don Smith,
George Floberg, Charles Nakata,
Dick Mcmillan, Louie Marchesini.
Leslie Cullison, Wally Meyer and
Carl Dial.
Seniors
Tom Jones, Bob Maycumber,
Johnny Hunt, Melvin Sanders, Jack
Mortenson, Bob Skidmore, Katsuo
Mogi, Adolph Mueller, Forrest Van
Slyke, Ralph Berndt, Bert Ander-
son, and George Pinchak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Collins Might
Scramble Plans

Realizing that Ernie collins,
husky young shoshone Indian
light-hesvy from Reno. New. could
upset a lot Of well laid plans by
beating Jock Mcomber when they
meet over tho io.round distance
Thursday night Mt Greenwich coli
scum, Promoter WIN Maylon hints
that Collins could win considera.
ton for an important shot here.
II he II abb. 10 get over the Ia
coma Scot.
They met last fp~c~msses.
with McOmi,ev grabbing the
duke. hut the margin was ~
close that Collins, In far b~tt~s
shape this time. has pteaty II
hacking In the return bout
Dsvey Ward. n superb boxer and
n strong puncher for hoy with
only 10 professional fights. has
been improving by leaps and
bounds and has wan an importan,
promotion on the Thursday even
Ing card The local wclter acs
vaults into semi-windnp against
the capable billy Madden Of Port
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08

land. and will be fighting hla frat
sss.roundsr.
What with mnss II ths fiali.
cutters on the program easing of
hit In their preparations ~ .he
zero hour draws nearer. tho train.
ing tempo slowed dawn slightly
yesterday I'll the Northwest Ath-
ietic club gymnasium. headqiiAr.
ters for miit operations here,
Collins had the DAY sst swa
went st~~ih~ad fi.htHE. whlls
McOmher worked 10 rounds.
chopptag oft en~ cset0 tram
his sunday tstai. The scot
bos~a thr~~ cseh With Ward
and fluffy" Tyson. rseossa
usiddtewctght. dmstNg ths
cours~ II HE drili.
Tyson meets Mikc kanski. ~
Fargo. ~ D. In Thursdays four.
round special event. Hank Curtis
Of Tacoma and Eddie casidsli II
wenatuhee, weiterwelahts. collide
In the four.round second prsIi.
min.ry. and Gene Toulouse ~ TIA
coma and He'd" Hoshins Of Wen,
atchce. middleweIshts. meet In the
fonf.round opcnsr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
BY JAMES =. SHEEHY
United Press staff correspondent


Bernard tBennie) Borgmann
new manager of the Sacramento
baseball club. likely will need his
reputed ingenuity, hustle and luck
to keep the Senators as pennant
contenders this year.
The unpredictable Senators lost
four fine pitchers who won 80
games last year to put the club In
the playoff and win the presidents
cup.
The ST. Louis Cardinals.
owners of the Sacramento
franchise, recalled Pitchers
Henry Pippen and Lee Sher-
rili. II. II. Newsome was sold
to Portland and Southpaw Bill
Walker 10 Seattle.
The Cardinals also recalled
Elvin James. speedy outficld-
er; Shortstop Joe Orengo and
Catcher Herman Franks.
Third Baseman Johnnie Verge2
was sold TO Oakland and Outfield-
err Nick Cullop was sent to the
Texas league.
Those losses would sink the av-
erage club. But the Cardinals
command numerous minor league
players, some of whom likely viii
be Sacramento-bound when the st.
Louis roster Is determined.
HUSTLE CONTAGIOUS
The Sacramento club Is In spring
training at Esinore, Calf, and the
players repeatedly are finding
Borgmann's hustle contagious. The
little man is "a years old.
He hit 1915 last year and fielded
1862 in ZIG games at second base
with Portsmouth in the Mid-At-
lantic league. He hit .34S In 1887.
He previously played with Roches-
ter and Columbus, Cardinal farms.
Sacramento apparently has no
infield worries Larry Barton hit
only PAT last year but can left
hand his way at first base with
the best of minor leaguers. Dif
Williams IN star at second.
Frank Jockey Morehouse, sent
out from Rochester. has class and
may make up for the loss OF
Orengo. Art Caribaldi, star In
the minors. who lacks that some
thing" to stick in the majors. will
be back after a years absence Il
play third.
Borgmann and another hall
pint" athlete Pat Ankenman.
foot 4 inch Columbus infielder-
will play infield utility roles.
FRIETAS WANTS RAISE
Southpaw Tony Frietas won "A
games and lost l3 games. He Is
the leagues best southpaw ano
wants q raise before he signs. lie
likely will get it. His chief help
will be Bill Schmidt. holdoyer right
handler: Southpaw Tom Seats and
Warren Moose Fralieh, 200
pound fsst-baller. from Ports
mouth. Less experienced pitchers
will include Mike Martynik and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Sports Briefs
ny UNITED PRESS

MONTREAL -- Hector fToel
Blake of the Montreal Canadians
continued TO lead National
Hockey scoring today.
Blake added two points last
week and now has 40, two more
than Dave Schfiner of the New
York Americans.
MILWAUKEE - Gustav XII
ian and Heinz vopel celebrated
their reunion ms an invincible
team today by rolling up suf-
ficient points In the last hours
10 win the eighth annual NIL
waukec six-day bicycle race.
The German team ran up
their point total from $40 To
1859 In the last Is hours 10 beat
out the American team Of Al
Crossley and Jimmy walthonr.
MONTREAL. Don Bulge.
who defeated Ellsworth Vines
"a matches To II In their pro.
fessional tennis tour. left today
for New York. where he Will be.
gin another serits against Fred
Perry Friday night.
Bulge ended his tour with
Vines by scoring n so. so. 6-3
victory here last night II
gained him the Canadian pro-
fessional tennis title. which was
was put into competition for the
first time
NEW YORK John Boriean.
Elberon, N J.. Negro undcfeated
at 1000 yards OF meters this
season. Will drop down TO 800
yards tonight 10 give Charley
Beetham a test IN the feature
even, OF the i02nd Engineers'
indoor track meet.
Boricsn holds the i.000-mstsr
national indoor title and Beet
ham IN the e00.meter champion.
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B0RCMANN, SACRAMENTO,
WILL NEED INGENUITY,

Harold kellcher of Columbus;
Howard Berg. Decatur: I'D Owens
and Jack Card.
Bruce Ogradowski probably will
be Sacramento's first string catch
er. He was with Rochester and
Kansas City last season. His help
will come from the Stan Kataka-
vek of Jacksonville in the East
Texas league; Frank Crouch, who
hit .3l2 for Kingston. and Jim
Grilk, former California first base
man.
The outfield shapes up with
holdovcrs Max Marshall and Bill
James. plus Lynne South, $50 hit
ter from Springfield. Reserves are
Judson kirke from the Cotton
States league and Stanley Hough
from Albuquerque.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08

Walter Silseth. a member OF the
De Luxe Beer team of the Class
b City league, won the all-events
championship of the City associ-
alton bowling tournament. Secre-
tary Vance Mcclure announced to-
day after checking all scores of
the tourney
Silseth's total for the nine
games. including 1873 pins handi-
cap. was 2o06 He rolled 53l in
the team event, $50 in the doubles
and then completed his fine scor-
ing exhibition with 627 in the
singles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Five Matches on
Guard Rifle Bill

Through Its secre,ary. IL. Col.
l. w Kenney. ordnance depart
ment. Washington national guard,
the Washington STATE Rifle asso-
citation announced today q series
of five matches for It's 1888 sea
son. First match IL to he fired
March rs.
According 10 the official an
nouncement. the matches are open
To any club associated With w y.
X. A. and are 20 be fired with
any csliber 30 bolt action rife
Of American make and any sights
not containing glass. There are
no entry fees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Krieger-Conn
Fight Nav 3

NEW NoRk-Promoter Mike
Jacobs announced today he had
matched >oliy krieger. middle
weight champion of the world.
and Billy Conn. Pittsburgh
iight-heavsweight. for a Is
rounder at Madison square
Garden. May 5. Zach has won
one previous bout. 10 rounds
each. This win he the rubber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08

The tournam n I, which
closed nj the Broadway alleys
sunday night. set n new rec
ord for entries In the local
bowling classic. There w~re
so teams entered In the five
man event 20 entries In the
doubles and $50 entries In the
singles.
Scoring, In general, was high
throughout the tourney. Pacific
Match pinmen Of the fntereity
Classic league. rolled sioi 10 cap
ture the team championship. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08

Champion. are Hili Leftwich. John
pasnick. Paul Logan. seotty Muir
dock and Captain Fred Nshlers,
Toby Anderson. captain Of the
Pacific Match company team Of
the city league and the president
Of that pin circuit. won tho singles
championship with Tt5. including
III pins handicap.
Walter Silseth and Eddie
Naliish relied 1870. including
II pins handicap, "a become
the two-man champions for
the YEAR 1859.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
WALTER SILSETH WINS CITY BOWLING TITLE

High single game, without
handicap. was RULED by ruhy An
edrson. who scored II strikes IN
one gam. ~ HIS singles ssfics To
finish with are silseth closely sp.
preached that count with III IN
his singles.
The many tournament prizes
Will be awarded at meeting At
the broadway alleys Wednesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Crucial Game
Wednesday

Preparing for its final test with
Stadium tomorrow the Lincoln
basketball team held secret
turnout yesterday in the Abe boys
gym at the order of Coach Bill
Hsrdie. The game is billed for
Lincoln gym.
The ANemen practieed behind
locked doors as Coach Handie in
sisted on keeping spectators out
of the gym. Lincoln must de-
feat Stadium and Bellarmine 10
tie for the City prep hoop title.
II the Abes take the Tigers. they
will play the Bells Thursday night
instead of the original date, Fri
day
In such an event the Tigers
and Lynx would meet Satur-
light at probably some neu-
trail gym In the city to decide
which team would represent
Tacoma in the state tourna-
ment in Seattle next week.
Stadium has won a berth in the
tournament for the past 10 years
while Lincoln has never entered
the meet.
Probable starting lineups for to-
morrow's battle will be.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
WARD MOVES
TO SPOKANE!
Marvin
SPOKANE, Wash.

SPOKANE, Wash. - Marvin
BUD Ward. member ~ the lsst
L. S Walker cup golf team. will
become executive secretary Of the
Spokane Round Table and move
here from Olympia soon. II gas an
nounced today
Ward. who holds the Wash
ington State open and amateur
golf championships, viii work
psrt-time In Spokane for the
state tar commission. He has
been employed In the Ois mpia
office Of the commission.
President Joe Alb Of the round
table said Ward VIII manage all
the groups national sporis gags
such az the football eOaches'
moaning contest. the fireeraeker
golf tournament and Augus;
Christmas party. Ward will he
given time of 10 participate In
golf tournaments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
" III FE"5 TIL ENIN
FRIETAS WANTS RAISE
Lutherans Play
Packers Tonight

Coach Cliff Olson Will lead his
Pacific Lutheran college basket
ball team TO Mount Vernon tonight
for a tilt with the Mount Vernon
Packers, second place winners In
the recent A. A L. tourney in
Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Oregon Carp
Are Game Fish

SALEM. Ore.-Even carp are
game fish, the senate has de-
creed.
A bill introduced and passed
Yesterday gave this distinction
TO the oft-maligned species
upon recommendation Of Sen.
Lew Wallace, D., MultnOmah,
who said lake seiners were
cleaning the lakes Of bass
while SEEMING for carp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08

night AZ s'eiesk. preceding tho
city league matches. sssncisssrn
officials h.se announced
Tho complete official list ~
prize winners has heer announced
hy Secretary Vance Mcclure ~
follows
titssN Man Nsers
Pacific Match Co Me- s4.t.s.4s 1tHt
caswetl optical Company ..A.s soos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Basketball Results
-. .~xs.-en nKEEG
BY INITkD PKEss

New Mexico IS. Arizona Teach
ers. Temple "a
Bethel 81. Bethany 53.
Oklahoma 50. Kansas State 30.
Oklahoma 4. & II. ~, Wash
burn 81.
West Texas State 81. Hardin
Simmons 30.
Minnesota 81. Iowa 80.
Oklahoma 50. Kansas State %.
Chicago Is. Purdue %.
Michigan 81. Northwestern 70.
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CAM
by UNITED PRESS

BATON ROUGE, Ia. APP
parent indiffeTencss 81 heeand-
Basemsn Burgess Whitehead.
who could not play lasi year
because Of complications follow
ing an app~ndsctomy, had Giant
Manager BIZ Terry worried to-
day. Whitehead va. due In camp
yesterday Terry talked 20
Whitey's mother by tsiephone,
and sbs said her Son would leave
their lewiston. ". &. home to-
day or tomorrow.
TAMPA. Fls--hssaEer BiiI
Mehschnie warned his Cisels-
natl Md pitchers 10 be more
careful while hurting In batting
practice today. Yesterday John.
NJ Wander Nser " "a hit On the
Ieft leg by line drive off ths
bat Of Coa<b Jimmy Wilson. and
HAY Davis stopped sns Of trni~
IISmbardi's bullet sBsssbrs with
his right thigh. Neither sas
hurt seriously.
cLxAHwATia. pl.. - With
Van nonxo signed. Dodxsr
Manager I~o Dureeher's hold
out bradashes were snded to-
day. After MunEs agreed To
accept 5000, = cut " $4,000.
Pitchers Lake HAmiin. lot Pres
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
ST. PETERSBURG, FL

Shortstop Frankie Croseti and
Third Basenan Red Rolfe were
the only ahsentees from Yankee
training camp today. and Man
sger Joe Mccarthy said he had
received no word from either.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
ARREST TREsPAssER

Charged with trespsssing On
railroad property, Ike Adams, "a.
was arrested al a m. Tuesday
near the Union station and lodged
In the city Jail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
CLIPPERS WIN

VANCOUVER. u. C.-Tbs Spo-
Kane Clippers drove today % win
their last two games 10 the Pseifie
Coast Ice Hockey league and re-
gain third place and spot In the
championship plsyOffs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Fife Quintet
Loses Battle
BY HAROLD SHAW

SEATTLE - Bothell qualified
today for the annual state high
school basketb ball tournament
which will open here next week.
Bothell beat Fife, $3.50. for second
place in the west central district
last night in a game at Bothell.
Flies spirit the spirit that pro-
duced seven "come-from- behind
victories in Pierce County league
play - was there. but the flesh
was weak.
Twice the valiant Trojans
seemed headed for victory.
just after the second half
opened. Pete Mello stole" the
ball and shot basket to make
the count 1918. But Bothcll
came back 10 run the count to
1920. their greatest margin.
Behind nine points as the final
period opened. Fife scored seven
points in two minutes and seemed
headed for another of their dra-
matte finishes.
For three minutes the game
hung in the balance. Not a point
was scored by either SIDE. Then
three quick baskets by the Cou-
gars and it was all over.
Frank Spear and Ward Briggs,
rival forwards, tied for scoring
honors with IL points apiece.
Briggs was high scorer of the
tourney, tossing in 81 points in
five games
An al-tournament team Sc
lected by referees and The
Tacoma Times gave three sec
ond team berths to Fife play
ers. The teams: First team
Briggs, Bothell, and Brock
man. Richmond Beach. for
wards; Conover, Richmond
Beach, center; Peterson.
Bothell. and ID. McGill; Fall
City, guards. Seond team
Mello and Spear Of Fife, for
wards: Dodge, Fall City, cen
ter; Nasal. Fife. and McGar-
Ney, Richmond Beach, guards.
Port Townsend was awarded the
craftsmanship trophy.
Lineups for playoff game: