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DR.. B. ]. West Triumphs
In Gun Club Competition

DR.. 3. J. West triumphed In the
registered shoot sponsored by the
Tacoma Gun club on Its range yes
terdsy posting a score Of 90 out Of
400.
L. S. Barnes was second with 81
out Of 100. and G. Z. Hill WAS third
with o5 out of 100.
w. c. Jannsen. jr.. won the
handicap with ~ out Of so. II.
Craker was next with As out OF
so. and George Nicholi followed
with a. out of so.
In the doubles. Earl Coison. IT.,
H. Holgerson and P. C. Barber tied
for first place, each scoring Is out
Of a.
A total of 1000 targets were
shot at by the contestants. The
next shoot will be held Sunday,
March 3.
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Clean. scientific wrestling again
grab. the spotlight tonight al
Greenwich coliseum when Billy
Hansen of Salt Lake City and
Hartman Singh. Hindu behemoth.
meet in the eight-round main
event. best two falls out of three.
Hansen winner of six straight
main events. is one of the smooth
est workmen to show here IN re-
cent wears. while Singh. who made
his last Tacoma appearance as
Prince Blu Pinder. monicker ne
has long since dropped, may De
remembered by his thorough
knowledge of the finer points OF
the game.
Their tussle should there
fore produce plenty OF enter
tainment for those old-fash-
toned wrestling fans who en-
JOY watching legitimate holds
applied and prefer orthodox
performances in which grunts,
groans and grimaces have no
pat In the proceedings.
WING with the main event in
the matter Of spectator interest Is
a five-round. one-fsll semi ~indup
bringing together two more strict
~ scientific grapplers. Jack Hol-
land of Los Angeles and Pete
Nehringer. the former Olympic
champion who now divides MS
time between professional wrest-
ling and football
Holland. blond and handsome. is
a prime favorite with local fans
By virtue of two sterling perform
snees here on the last two cards.
while Mehringer Will be making
his Tacoma debut.
DIR. Harry kahoe of Des
Iowa. who never fails to keep
busy from gong TO gong. Is
paired with Andre Adoree. the
fine-looking Frenchmsn who
enjoyed considerable popular
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lions.Tigers
Vie THURSDAY
CITY PREF STANDINGS

Stadium Tigers who lost their
first two games and we're virtually
gwen the old I0-count a couple
of weeks ago were riding along
In high gear today toward their
18th consecutive city champion
ship following their 1924 victory
over Lincoln Saturday night.
Coach V. G. Lowman's quintet
meets Bellarminc in the two
schools final game of the season
next Thursday night in the Sta
dunn gym.
Two nights later on Satur-
day the Bells will have at II
against Lincoln nj the Lincoln
court. The final two games
In the city hoop race win see
Stadium PLAY NJ Lincoln FRI
day. March 10. and Lincoln at
Beliarmine Saturday. March
IL.
Although Stadium is currently
enjoying the lead both BelIarmine
and Lincoln could even AT this date
pull through to win the title.
Should the Bells and Abes split
their remaining two tits however,
Stadium could clinch the cham
pionship by winning only one Of
its last two contests.
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Roy, SnoquaImie
Battle for Place

Roy Lynx and SnoQualmic
Bulldogs will play at 3 p. m.
tonight in the Auburn high
school gym with a berth in the
West Central district tourney
at stake.
Draw for opening games in
the West Central district tour
ney win be made this after
noon at Bofhell, Z. r. Opstad.
president of the district ath-
letic board, announced this
morning at Fall City.
With three and possibly four
new quintets entered in this years
West Central district tournament
to open at Bothell Wednesday af-
tcrnoon, interest in the annual
tourney is at peak throughout
King, Pierce. kitsap and Olympic
Peninsula counties.
Bremerton Wildcats. Richmond
Beach Pirates. Fall City Pirates,
and Bothell Cougars competed in
the 1888 tourney at Snoqualmie.
Bothell won that meet with Sno-
qualmie the runnerup.
One new team this year is
Bill Wilson's Fife Trojans al
though Vinson used to come
every year with the Eatonyille
Cruisers when he coached
there prior TO 1888.
Another newcomer is Bruce
Blevins Port Townsend Redskins
who are taking the place of Rats
Radsbaugh's Port Angeles Teddies,
who attended the 1887 and 1885
Journeys. The Redskins beat
Forks. 1924. al Sequim Saturday
night to win the Olympic PENN
sula title.
Vashon Pirates qualified as the
No. ? Kitsap county entry BY de-
festinr Poulsoo Viking. al Brem-
erton Saturday night II was the
Buccaneers first win over the WIKI
ings but IL came at the right time
Best records will be boosted by
Fife and Richmond Beach Each
has lost only one game during the
season.
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Col

Highland: In q team match Sun
ady. Highland defeated Falkland, 40
to II
A tie for first place resulted In
the oest-bsll twosome tournament.
Kenneth White and Bill Rezua post
ed score Of s7-25h-eii,. as did
jess Roster and prn sundeen. Joe
Greco and Lloyd Berry took third
place with 7i-e,a-62is. Nels Nor
berg and Chris Cavanaugh we're
fourth with 75-liis-6Sis
Martin Peterson triumphed in the
best-nine tournament Saturday with
score OF 37-4ls-32is. Gordon
Benneth was second with 3p1S-33.
Falkland; Pred Sylvester scored =
tournament sunday.
Brook dale: Results OF Sundays
match play against par event follow I:
First division: Lyle Merrill. 3 up;
George Holm, even. second division !:
Pred Himmeisbach, 3 up. John Flynn.
3 up: p. Chaplin. 3 up, Third diyi-
sion; George Marshall. Q up; Paul
Gomsrud. up; Frank Ruffo. 3 up:
Clyde Black. up.
winners OF Saturdays flasstop
tournament:
First division: c. A. Payne. lao
yards from the goth cup. Second
division: Pred Mackie. two feet from
the 18th. Third division Clyde
Black, iso-yard drive off the 18TH
tee.
In the mixed two-ball foursome
tourney Sunday afternoon, Mrs. p
Hirmelsbach and r. Chaplin won IN
the first division With a score Of
4s-Ti--Aois. and Mrs. c. Hughes and
vision with 52-loss-4iL
Raxfatf. NJ "a A.
nient Sunday were;
First division; Clarence Taylor. So
iS-6S. p. Chaplin. s5-iT-e6 Sec
ond division, Paul Gomsruo. a2-25-
81: Frank Ruffo. eo-2S-61. Third
division: Gene Robinson, ea-52-57.
Clyde Black. ioo-33-e7. Walt WILL
Jams. io2-32-7o.
Ailenmore-Sundsy. best ball two
es- ioia-sT,s: Max Jensen and Iouis
rSed Haas. ss-aais-oa, Ernie Mere.
dith and jess Lower. fe-ils-eSi.
Oriand Nelson and Dewey Busch. rs
SATURDAY. ees. nine H R; vensse
John Anderson. 36-5ia-Sois
Ffrcrest-Sundsy points. First d.
yision-w L Duncan: u; Ton,
Seveysen. 81: W. B. Burns. 81. Second
division-A. A Gssliardi. "a: 1, I
Lamb. Al: Elmer Bergstrom. 81. Jses
NcIlwraith. 50: Martin Trsue, IS.
Saturday. match play ssainst par
First divislop-Tom Palo. . Up; A d
Meyers. even. Joe Rawlings even,
Benny Cram. down; Cecil Smith.
down: c. o. Terry. down. Second
dfsislon--Freo Wines. | down: oeorss
n. Ossood. : down. Prank Gordon. !
down. Hill sheehan. Z down.
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Indian Impresses
Fans in Workout

Most of the spectators who
gathered at the Northwest Ath.
letic club gymnasium early Sun.
day afternoon had departed when
Ernie Collins finally put in an APP
pearance. but the husky Shoshone
Indian youngster from Reno, New,
entertained the remaining few
with a sizzling nine-round work.
out in preparation for his 10.
rounder with Tacoma's Jock Nc
Omber Thursday night at Green.
witch coliseum.
Collins Sunday afternoon
workout. while nothing out of
the ordinary as gymnasium
workouts go. brought excla-
nations of surprise from the
small knot of onlookers. The
hard-punching Nevadan all
but tore holes in a couple of
durable punching bags when
he turned on the power and
the spectators couldn't help
but wonder what would hap
pen II a human target were in
the way.
The Indian ELECTROMAGNETIC
actions. with which he expresses
himself far more often than with
words-hes typically Indian in
that respect-proved his earnest
desire for revenge when he meets
McOmber. who scored close de-
cision over Collins in blistering
battle here last December
romoter viii Maylon an
nounced Monday he had completed
the card by signing Hank Curtis
of Tacoma and Eddie Caudell of
Wenatchee. welters, as opponents
in the four-round second prelim-
mary. and Gene Toulouse of Taco
ma and Red Hoskins of Wenatchee,
middleweights. 10 meet in the
four-round opener.
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1r0SS-SIdIe lllle.
There are other points Of con-
siderable interest however.
For one thing. IT Is the final
Cross State game of the season
for another. Il is between the two
top teams of the loop. for still an
other. the squads staged a battle
IN their first tilt played At Ever
EFT. which still has Gull fans
breathless. and. last but hardly
least Stadium players are de-
termined to prove that the Galls
can be beaten.
The Tigers, fresh from
s2-2l triumph over the Lincoln
Abes Saturday night, will be
ready 10 pluck the 6ulis,
feather for feather. tonight
and share with Breuerton the
honor Of being the only Cross
State teams TO do such a thing
this year.
Coach Y. c. Lowman probably
will start his usual five in to-
nights game. Namely Russ Soper
ana Matt kapovich. forwards. Bob
Loftness. center. and Yves Hudson
and Marion klsrich. guards.
Everett's tall, rangy and accur-
ate boys likely will line up some
thing like this against the Tigers:
W Brown and Q. Brown. for
wards; Mari. center. and Agnew
and Rainbolt. guards.
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Oregon Summers
Swamp Vandals

EUGENE, Ore. - Led by Jack
Dallas. who set a new coast record
in the 200-ysrd breaststroke. the
University of Oregon swimming
team yesterday swamped the Uni
versity Of Idaho Vandals. 81 to "A.
The Oregons took all but one
first. yielding only to Slade in the
2oo-yard free style. Dallas clipped
90 seconds off the old mark. set
by Towne Of Stanford His time
Was 2.27.5.
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uI|and
Wins at Hood

PORTLAND Olav Inland. for
mer worlds champion from the
Seattle ski club, won the class A
jumping title at Mount Hood yes
terday in the Cascade Ski clubs
18th annual winter sports jump
ing tournament
Ulland recorded leaps of l65 and
Isl feet for a point total of pools.
Tom Mobraaten. Canadian domin-
ion champion from the Vancouver.
B. C.. Ski club jumped 143 and
1913 feet for second place with
1860 points. In third place with
1.94l5 points was Hermod Bake
OF the Leavenworth. Wash. VIM
ter sports club, who jumped 147
and 152 feet.
Lief Falk. Seattle. MAS
fourth with 1910. and Arthur
Granstrom. Spokane, Was fifth
with 1000.
The best jump of the day
was made by Ole Tyerdahl Of
Seattle, who SCARED 1863 feet.
He fell and broke ski, how
ever, and WAS disqualified.
Poor snow conditions impeded
attempts to break existing records.
Winners in other divisions: Class
B Harold Gjolme. Seattle, pa
and ll5 feet for 224 pounts. Jun
iors-Tom Terry. Cascade Ski
club. 90 and 103 feet for PIP
points. Glass C-Jack Schneider.
Seattle, 90 and 81 feet for 2ls.2
points. Seniors Victor Larsen. un-
attached, 113 and 100 feet for
2l0.4 points.
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DETROIT TIGERS

LAKEl4AND-The Detroit II.
gers officially opened spring train
Ing here today with pitchers and
catchers reporting for limbcring up
exercise under the guidance of
Manager Al Baker. The second
part OF the club is scheduled to
report Thursday and the remainder
March ..
wAsHuNcroN SENATOR'S
ORLANDO - The Washington
Senator's manager. Bucky Harris,
planned for the arrival of the Sec
ond contingent Of players here
Wednesday. The new group will
include veterans Pete Appleton,
Jimmy Deshone. Harry Kelly,
Monte Weaver and Dutch Leon
ard.
rHlLLIES
pHIl.ADELPHlA--Five pitchers
and Chuck Klein. veteran outfield-
er. were en- route today to the New
Nraunfels. Tex. spring training
camp Of the Philadelphia Phillies-
TIE remainder Of the squad will
report to Manager Doc Prothro
next Monday. Pitchers and field
err were to leave today for the
Athletes training base at Lake
Charles, La
CLEVELAND INDIANS
CLEvEIAND-Manager Oscar
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Spokane Clippers Edge Out Seattle

10 In the second period. Then
Seattle tied the count before Len
non finally scored the winning
goal late in the game.
Roche of Spokane and Blyth of
Seattle were penalized in the sec
ond period for fighting. Fifteen
penalties In all were called during
the game.
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BILLIARD PLAY
RN Limited Prs

Joe Chamsco. New York. sull
maintained the lead today in the
world three-cushion billiard cham
pionship with two-thirds of the
contests completed.
Chamaco divided two matches
with Frank Seoyille. Buffalo. at
New York yesterday. giving him
IS victories in 81 starts for a
percentage OF Sis. Jay Bozemsn.
Chicago, is second with percent
age of SEA on IS victories in So
starts
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Pro Hockey
BY UNITED PRESS

The hottest battle in the Ma
tionsl Hockey league today was
for last place. with the Stanley
cup champion Chicago Black Hawks
diving into the cellar half game
under Montreal
The Black Hawks were defeated
ST. by the league leading Boston
Bruins last night. as Montresls
Les Canadiens shut out the second
place Rangers so. Detroit gained
two points on Toronto. swapping
them ST..
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SPOkANE-The Spokane Clip
pers scored in the last two minutes
to beat Seattle, 5 10 4. in a Pacific
Coast Ice Hockey league game
last night and again 60 three
points above the cellar.
Spokane fought with fists as
well as sticks in the penalty
packed game 10 remain in third
place and get into the champion
ship play-offs with Portland and
Seattle.
The Clippers took a TO / lead
in the first period and made it 4
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Boys Club Loses
To Everett CUNTS

Meade's Boys club of Tacoma
lost two basketball games TO
Everett Y. NJ c. A. quintets at
Everett over the weekend.
The Blue Devils were defeated,
1927, and the Gray Ghosts lost,
3l-2s.
The lineups:
Everett t3S) t2i1 Blue Devils
Burpee 49, ....F...... 49,. Aloice
Davis ia ......F.... 20 Fencham
johnson ........C.... a. Mitchell
Torgenson "a g., "a Loereh
Pilkenton "a &c.. "a stone
Substitutes: Everett, Chandler
Jensen. williams "a; Blue Devils.
Carlson.
Officials: Art wheatly. referee:
Meade. scorekeeper; Smith, time
keeper.
Everett tsD t2sD Gray Ghosts
Jensen "a -. $3.50. 49, Vaughn
Kergesner 80 p. l21 Lambert
Chandler 1910. c.. t6D betzold
Anstead a. G ......... Haloers
Anderson q g "a Cunningham
Substitutes: Everett. Davis 49,.
Gorgeson. P1lkenton "a, Williams
"a. Burpee az. Johnson "a; Gray
Ghosts. Thatcher. Adams
Officials Art Wheatly, referee
Meade. scorekeeper; Smith. timekeep-
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effects of four days warmup prsc-
tice IN the Chicago Cubs spring
training camp. They caught
steaming throws from all regular
pitchers except Dizzy Dean, whose
siling right arm is beng nursed
more slowly.
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Diamond Dust

Witt of the Cleveland Indians VIII
lead the first contingent Of hope
fuls to the New Orleans training
camp at midnight tonight. jeff
Hcaht. the tribes leading hitter
last year. already was on his way
to New Orleans. driving with
Coach Johnny Bassler. although
he had not signed his contract as
yet.
BY UNITED PRESS
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The
world champion New York YAM
KEGS. who seek to become the first
American league club to win four
successive pennants, begin their
18th spring training season In st.
Petersburg today.
Until Manager Joe Mccarthy
arrives Wednesday, Coach Art
Fletcher will be in charge Of the
squad which includes the battery
men and several of the veterans
who need longer conditioning
period. such as Lou Gehrig. Jake
Powell and George Selkirk.
sRookLyS pcDGERs
CLEARWATER, Fla Only
three Of the 40 Brooklyn Dodgers
ordered TO report today viii be
absent when regular spring train
Ing begins al Clearwater field.
The clubs new manager. "ippy'
Leo Durocher. and the boys he
had boiling out at Hot Springs
Ark. arrived at q. m, the three
absentees were Van Mungo and
Babe Phelps, who arc holdouts
and Dolph Camilli. who Is motor.
ing with his family from Cali
fornia-
CINCINNATI REDS
TAMPA. F1a.-The Cincinnati
Reds wore mourning bands or
their uniforms today out of re-
spect to Mrs. Powell Crosby, jr-
wife of the Reds president snc
owner. who died suddenly in Sara
sofa yesterday. The roster wa,
completed as Pitcher Ray Dayii
signed his contract to participate
In the first training session Sun
day. Pitcher Jim Weaver anc
Catcher Erni< lombard had bat
colds. and Manager Bill Mckech
ME ordered them to bed for d
least two days,
CHICAGO WHITE sox
PASADENA. Calf. - Manage
Jimmy Dykes opened the Chicags
White Sox training camp toda,
with calisthenics and similar ligh
duties the first order OF business
The first contingent includes
Pitchers Thornton Lee. Gin
Brown. John Rigney. Art Herring
Tom Fleming. John Whitehead
Ted Lyons, Jack Knott. jess Dob
ernie, Vic Frazier. George Gicl
aand Bill Dietrich; Catchers Mix
Tresch. Tony Rensa. Norman
Schleuter. Neal Hans and KeI
/ Sylvestra. and Infielders En-
McNair, Charlie Ferris and Meryil
connors.
CHICAGO CUBS
Z AVALON, Calif. - The glove
I palms of Manager Gabby Hartnet,
Gus Mancuso. Bob Gsrhark an
Rookie Bill Baker today fel, tn
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SITZ M ARKS
ORLAGE

Paul Sonny Scevs. Tacoma
No l skier. Who performs for the
University Of Washington SKI
team, cut out glory in large pieces
for both himself an the Huskies
a. the Northwest intercollegiate
Championships al Hollyburn ridge.
near Vancouver. B c. over the
week end.
He va. never better and
here's what ne did: First in
the doHnhill, third in the >ia-
lom. second in the jumping
and 10th in the cross-eountrN
- 10th despite his stopping
three times TO make hasty re-
pairs 10 a broken binding.
The university. Of course. won the
meet. University Of British Column
bia was second. Washington State.
third. and Tacoms's College Of
Puget Sound vas fourth.
Carl Neu, National Inter-
collegiate slalom champion. Won
the slslom. Bob Barto took the
eross-country. and Ragnar Qvsle
won the jumping All three are
teammates of Scevss.
TACOMA CLUB WINS
The Tacoma Ski club participat-
ing against another club for the
first time since It was organized
couple of years ago. got of to a
successful beginning by defeating
the Olympia Ski club Sunday at
Paradise valley.
Allen Robinson Of the locals
placed first in the slalom. which
was raced over a course set out by
Veteran Flagsetter Hank Nelson
of the park company.
H. Walidrick of the Olym-
plans was second. just shading
out Art Jacobsen of the Ia
coma squad. Bob Robinson.
Bob BiggS and Arne Olson, all
of the local organization. took
the next three places, followed
nv Fred Brown, H. Mowson.
Harold Mccarthy and Bob
Roekway of the Capitol City
club.
The race Was run IN two heats,
places being determined by aggre-
gate times of the contestants.
Olympia's Waldrick posted the
fastest time, negotiating the course
in PA seconds in the final heat.
Plans are being made for a
downhill and slalom meet among
the Tacoma, Olympia, Bremerton
and Shelton clubs.
W. :. {. NTRAMURALS
The Washington Ski clubs in
tramural races. staged for the first
time at Paradise valley Sunday,
turned out to be a pretty informal
affair and quite a lot of fun, de-
spite the weather's attempt TO
crab the party
More than 25 entrants. in
Guiding several from Tacoma,
took part. 1t was run down
slalom course on Alta Vista
and no accurate times were
kept.
Don Fraser, Don Amick and
Paul Gilbreath. W. S. c. stars,
were posted along the course to
give tips to less expert racers as
they dipped and swung through
the gates.
They'll have more of the same
later.
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HOT OVER HORSES

LOJISNTLLE-M More than $50. :
600 people have seen the - run
ninxs Of the Kentucky Derby, for
an average of 5000.
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Each Of the "a unsuitable steel
motor hfebosts on the British
liner. Queen Mary. has a capacity
Of las persons.
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Hansen, Singh Meet on Mat Tonight

ity here until he turned vii
lain, In the three-r0und spe-
cial event, one-fail match.
The three-round. one-fall opener
will bring together the ruffianly
Bull Venable of Denver and Floyd
Hansen. capable Salt Lake City
heavyweight and older brother of
the more prominent Billy.
The proceedings will get under
way at $50 o'clock.
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/
ing TO announcement from California
And with his passing there leaves the sordd sport Of
sock one Of the finest gentlemen the game ever has known
There was one fighter with whom could dieker.
under cover. Everything wild. open
He quits with his mentality clear his financial status fair
handled by his former and long time manager Larry White who
For Vea Young eorb sought world. title He had beaten
former champs and all Of that sort Of sns regularly Finally " won
dim. the Ute White matched
always been to ouhpa~
McIAnn boy
get his hands IN position On top Of s loss Of c1Toe nger
wen, s sgoh, - r.. .o. a.0v ~ thin. vii, .0o.,ou
boy of
up by @ matching him Tn BUY Conn & a bs
,h p p.s.s' gaze ATTRACTION '''''sn never
slowly surely wornins
All because Larry White sucker for Their chatter mf in the
THE San Francisco Seals have three southpaw hurers on
their staff, and all of them the Tacoma Tiger uni
form Aldon Wilkie Larry Powell Floyd lseke
starter for the Seals Owner Charley Graham and Manager
Lefty oDou thinking quite bit Of the dark .n INK KID :::
ptuy club His earned All and his strike
Unlike .ouhpaws steady Bensas last
only SO Hi, apparent weakness was an in
permitted could
Powell boy year. of pro
with Arizona
And Graham
Coast bal. The Md has world of stuff and .cre"b that does
Incidentally only southpaus
Seal rosters doesn't that the Tigers will either
the back this coming hoped Nothing would
make Tigers
Double ball the majors Each
one of the kids was widely popular here
YOU duck hunters should keep Wednesday night open
That is when Ducks Unlimited will show films of the
constructive work the organization is doing in the northern
LIKE Buddy Macdonald suggests,
telgnt
feathered
Macdonald also attack
animals which logical game
by predstor astounding yet little
predators
IlIDDY BISHOP claims
- undoubtedly J.. a P
dead has always
number of fighters e
fishing equipment in taking
with From that
tackle The
the first to learn that fish edible
Promoter Nate Druxman will sell
ostak makes his return to the ring against Johnny Erevk oak
has what the crowd wants killing walop Erjevek
ehnned rascal will be test for Hostsks injured hands
No speak
object
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TIGERS Set to
Pluck Sea9ulls

Stadium pays Everett tonight al O'Clock in the local
gym in game which has everything DeAlle could want
with one sad exception.
Nothing is at stake Everett has already clnched the
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TOHNSON'S PAINT squad won the Tacoma district berth
. in the Northwest AAU championships which open in

Seattle Monday
basketball
vii be
of players that
thing they privilege
That book
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On the Lam
-. With 90.
Elliott Metcol2
-. With ..

YOUNG CORBETT has permanently quit the ring accord
ing TO announcement from California ;.
And with his passing there leaves the sordd sport Of
sock of the finest gentlemen the has known
bar none
There fighter with whom one could dcker.
Every fight he had shooting match. Nothing
under cover. EyerNthing wide
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Reserve teams of the Two
schools will clash in preliminary
tilt beginning at I o'clock.