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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

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Ahly surrender the spokane
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scores IN the Bi-state loop the
last two years. The spokane
team plays Everett Thanks
giving day.
i.ongvisw and kelso continued
10 manufacture touehdowns with
ridiculous ease In the Southwest.
but HoquiAm Grizzlies hung on
their trail. Week after next Long.
view must hurdle the Hoquiam
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HhhtA's boys may upset Por
keeney's high-riding Longview
Jacks.
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ease. roulsbo had 10 work hRre
10 beat Port Townsend. Bothel
handled Bellevue with ease snc
Aarysville downed Monroe by q
26-7 margin.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
WI PLAYERS .
JOIN SEATTLE

SEATTLE - The Seattle Raj
niers Of the Pacific Coast Base
bali league today signed four play
crs for tryouts at next years
training camp.
Two OF the recruits will come
from the Spokane Indians of the
Western International league.
Another will come from Twin Falls
Of the Pioneer league.
The recruits are Ira Scrib-
ner. righthanded pitcher who
Won 10 games and lost IL for
spokane: Dwight Alden. Spo-
kane outfielder who hits and
throws lcfthanded: George
Farrell. former Stanford uni
versity player who was the
outstanding third baseman In
the Pioneer league this sea-
son; Francis Bellows, Everett
semi-pro infielder.
Five men who have been out
under option viii be given a trial.
They are: outfielder Levi Nc
Cormaek and Pitcher Pete Jonas
from Spokane; Pitcher Mike Bud
nick and Catcher Joe McNamee
from Twin Falls, and Infielder
Ned Sickle from Vancouver,
Ii. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
Small College Teams
Begin To Take Shape

Small college football around
the state began TO shape up last
weekend. with some favorftes
tumbling.
College OF Puget Sound rolled
over Whitman. 20-7, spelling a
good start by the Missionaries.
whitworth and Lewiston Nor
NAL fought 10 III tie after Lew
ixton gained an early edge.
Western Washington College OF
Education took 10 the air and
swamped Pacific University Of
Forest Grove. Ore, 1910. The
Washington squad was as strong
defensively as It was extensively,
and the Badgers. co-champions Of
the Northwest conference, failed
to make a break
Eastern Washington College OF
Education went down to Pacific
Lutheran. las. and Central Wash
ington College OF Education de-
feated St. Martins college, 10.
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AOSdAs Al IL ~ .
MATTED for Derringer In seventh.
SCORE BY INNINGS
New York (AL) 900 600 2o2 81
Cincinnati tNL) ... 900 600 $40 o.
SUMMARY
Runs bstted in, Keller, Dickey q,
Berger. Hersberger, Werber. lombard,
Gordon, DiMaggio; two-base hits Nc
Cormick. Selkirk, simmons Good
man: three-base hit, Myers; home
runs. Keller. Dickey. sacrifices. Nc
Cormick. Rolfe, left on bases, New
York (AL) 5, Cincinnati (NL) O.;
earned runs. New York (AL) 3. Gin
cinnati CNL) !; bases on balls. off
Derringer (Sundra. Selkirk), Sundra
Myers, Walters l (CrosettD:
stuck out. Hildebrand Graft. Myers.
Frey. Sundra frey. Lombardi) /,
Derringer 6Dahlgren. Hildebrand) /,
Murphy Grey. Myers; New York,
Walters ! Murphy; hits. off Hide
brand in innings: Sundrs 8 in
294. Murphy in az. Derringer 8
in 7. Walters in 8; winning pitcher,
Muphy; losing pitcher. Walters.
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tss&sas oampxtiiion h the Cross
STATE. Puget Sound Asa Pierce
Coansy circuits seemed 10 spur
tAs Esacdsrs. especially ths line
ussn. 81 10 deeds 81 glory.
Exactly hAif os thz weeks
honor roll selection ara guards,
tackles or ends who blocked kicks
recovered f2mbies OF intercepted
passes AZ vital points 10 aid their
teams CAUSE
Players from Stadium, Lincoln.
Fife. kapowsln. Clover Greek. Roy.
Yelm. orttng Buckley. sumner.
Ensmclaw. and Rsnton have been
chosen. Here they are. with thumb
nal sketches Of their achieve
msnts last week:
BILL CUsTAFSoN. Stadium
tackle. Custafson intercepted a
walla wallA pass IN the second
period Of the game at Nails Walla
and ran Is yards 10 score n touch
down. This tally Was just enough
10 give Stadium 1877 victory.
MELVIN ROWE, Fife end:
Row IL the alert Fife end
who picked up a blocked Ma
powsin punt and raced 10 yards
yards with the pigSkin 60 put
L.. -. AL
moments of the game. The
punt was blocked by Frank
Dryer. substitute center. who
deserves equal praise with
Rowe.
BOB ROSS. Buckley halfbaek:
Ross Is the freshman flash who
scored the first two touchdowns
in Buckley's 1876 win over Sum-
ner. Ross comes from football
family. An older brother, Jack.
led the Puget Sound conference in
scoring last year.
TED MALLORY, Roy tackle:
Mallory Is the only senior on Ole
olson's Roy Pierce County league
squad. Friday afternoon Mallory
blocked a Clover Park punt and
soon after Roy. who recovered the
loose ball. drove to the touchdown
that gave the Olson gridders a
ii tie.
JACK GODFREY. Lincoln
guard: Godfrey played a dual
role In the Lincoln
tilt. First, he plaoe-kicked the
try for point after the Abes'
first touchdown. Then he
stopped Bremerton for big
losses after the Navy Yard
boys had drove IS yards to
the Lincoln courtyard line.
Godfrey played end last year.
DON Hersey, Clover Park
halfhack: Jersey passed twice
successfully to give Clover Park
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PREP FOOTBALL
TRUE TOFORM

washington state Prep football
ran true % form thls Weekend
with shs fsversses marking up VIC
tories.
In The Southwest league. n Was
Kslso and iengsiew stu ~ the
Saoe pAsasd tho third post
Kea.o hisnkcd Olympia. $50.
whsie Lcnxvs<w was knocking OF
Chehalis. Ss-e.
renanbs stayed n ~ WIN
esanma with . l<-e Win es~r
rors Tswnnend- HligA scsr~a
u~re paeafy. Pnlimnnn swamp
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ran W - pelasa 10 6eadsn-
an,es 8, IACrcs~e made -
w1h1ae Pakposr fAlled 60 sccrc.
"a Unmna turned back Re-
chester. $40.
Lewis and Clark Of Spokane
handily defeated Moscow, ass.
Other scores included: Bothell
a.. Bellevue o: Msrysville rs
Monroe z; Foster 8. Snoqusimie O.
Redmond Is, Meridian o: Port
Orchard 9. cambridge Q: Por'
Angeles Z, Sequim o: Wilbur z
Lind o; Eiiensburg 7. Prosser I
Seattle Prep 7. Lakeside 0. Ken
newick 10. Toppcnish Is: Grand
view 10. sunnyside o: Fall Cit,
10, North Bend 8. Highline 20
Kent Q.
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tosscbso~fn sxSinsf Roy ard an
eventual - lie IN tire Clover
PArker's flrug Plsrrs County
lsAEoe football game.
CLAYTON ~CY- WILLIAMS.
EnamclAx hMlfhzck Williams
pulled a Renion pant into his
arms late In the fourth quarter
and swiftied Is Yards 10 give
EnumciRw \ &c tie with Renton.
TOM cREENLaw. kapow-
sic end: Grecnlaw. charging
In fast. caught = fife tumble
In midair and ran so yards for
the touchdown that kept Ma
poaSin ahead Of Fife until the
last FIVE minutes Of that thrill
Ing tussie.
DoYAL GALLAGHER, Yelm
hAlfback: Gallagher scored two
touchdowns as Yelm beat orting.
One of Galiagher's runs was a 80
Nhf1 FHIAbA win an biAthNN ffto
Orting pass
EDDIE LOPAN, Renton
haifback: Lopan not only
plunged over with the touch
down that gave Renton n Go
tie with Enumclaw. but his
passing 20 the Renton ends
was the feature of n 72-yard
advance that led TO the touch
down.
LES ALBRIGHT, orting tackle
Albright, a regular tackle, shifted
TO end against Yelm and caught
a 2o-yard pass. then ran 20 yards
more for ortings only score
against the Pierce County defend
ing champions.
BERT RANSOM, Sumner half.
back: Ransom Is one Of the hard
est working players in the Puge,
Sound conference. He bucked
three yards for the touchdown
that gave Sumner a Sc tie with
Buckley at half time.
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coIumbiians
Score, 6 to 0


The Colamhiana o. Tacoma de-
f7ssed West Seattle az Lincoln
Bowl Sunday. 8 10 0. In a North
wea, Football league game.
nsbs Harmon. right half. ran II
yaris fos tho home touchdown OF
the game IA tho third inning. Rudy
parkhurnt missed conversion.
Tho Taremans threatened
several t,mcs. but always tho
Neiie~ Jackets gathered to-
gesher enough fight 10 .saye
them off.
The yellow Jackets twice threat.
ened In the second half, but the
Columhians held them off by
strong defensive play. Once ths
invaders had reached the s-yard
line. where they were held for
downs
Tacoma plays Enumelaw a,
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Oregon Clubs
Keep Up Pace

sAs FRAN ffsro Tn state q
orvgun and TIE southern end a
California coala claim ths best
football teams 90 The Pacific cnA.,
to-day 81 shs bass q scattered -.
iarFs over q prraod o. iNp ~eek.
snds
Caivxrsity o. Oregon. Oregon
state College. soatheru California
AM University es California az Lon
Angeles emerged frum the con-
fused Efiairon pleture wiih a small
bat definite edge over The other
conference teams AmoaE the IN
dependents. IT. Mays College APP
pssred % be the No. ] power.
Thrs. conference Eam~~ are
srheduicd for nest saturday.
tCLa. looking better every
gane. meets tho poor stan
ford Cardinal. At PAlo Alto,
with the Brnins apparently
dur Ia win again. Last satur-
day uCIaA trimmed Washing
toa Ia 90 ! while stanford
WA losing 10 10 o TO Oregon.
Oregon meets California at Ber-
kelley Saturday In what viii be
the first conference game for the
Bears and probably their now-or-
never chance 10 show they're still
entered in the sweepstakes. Cali
fornia lost It's second consecutive
non-eonfcrence game Saturday 10
ST Mary's. rs. but looked a little
better than II did In losing TO Col
/ lcge OF Pacific the week before.
TRoJaSs vs.. u.I.INI
U. S. G.. apparently beginning &c
perform as advertised before this
season started. takes on an inter.
sectional opponent. Illinois. at Los
Angeles. The Trojans turned or
the power last Saturday TO trounes
Washington State 40 and are fast
getting back into the favorite''
position despite their Tt tie with
Oregon.
Washington and Washington
state. after lamentable starts
against out-of-state foes, will
turn on each other Saturday In
their annual backyard scrap.
this time at Pullman. At
Butte, Montana and Montana
state do n similar act. Oregon
State. which had n narrow IS
squeeze with Idaho, but which
still Ia rated one of the top
tears of the conference-f
not the most dangerous of
them all--goes up against the
Portland University eleven at
Portland.
University of San Francisco
after conquering Montana II 6
takes on Santa Clara at San Fran
cisco next Sunday. Santa CLAIR
dropped a game to Texas A. & NJ.
rs, last Friday night and will fin'
U. S. F. tough shedding. san Jos
State, little but mighty indepen
dent. takes on San Diego State II
a Friday night game at San JOS
after winning its fifth CONSECUTIVE
game. $50, over Nevada. Nevadi
plays Fresno State Saturday night
IDAHO VS.. GoNZAGA
Other weekend games include
Friday - Gonzaga Idaho at Spo
kane, Willamette-Linfield at Salem
Pacific U-Puget Sound at Forest
Grove: Montana Mines-Albion a
Butte; Eastern Washington-whit
worth at Cheney; Santa Barbara
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CHICAGO-Charley Root, vet
eran Highlander of the Chicago
Cubs, goes to the mound tonight
in an attempt to put the city
series with the White Sox on ice.
He will face Thornton Lee of the
Sox in what may be the final
game Of the series. The Cubs
have won three games in five
starts and need one more to clinch
the city title. The Sox overcame
a five-run lead yesterday and won
the fifth game, to 5 in 10 innings.
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San Diego Marines at Santa Bar
bara.
Saturday-Arizona-New Mexico
Aggies at Tucson. Brigham Young
Utah, Redlands Pomona, Texas
Tech Flagstaff Teachers at Lub-
book; California Aggies-Humboldt
State at Davis, Temple Teachers
Whittier at Tempe. East Oregon
Normal College of Idaho at La
Grande, S. F. State-Chico State at
San Francisco. Pacific Lutheran
st. Martins at Tacoma, Western
Washington-oregon Normal at Bel
bingham. Lewiston-Idaho Frosh at
Lewiston and Idaho. Southern
Branch-Compton J. c. at Poca-
tello.
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OHNCINNATI--Each member Of
the New York Yankees entitled
% q fun share Of the world series
money received $5.6l4.2e. Each
member Of the Cincinnati Reds
entitled TO q full share Of the
losers money got $4,2S2.5s.
CmCAGO--The Lighthouse club
Of Hollywood, owned by Movie
Actor Victor McLaglen, won the
mythical national rugby title last
night by defeating the Chicago
Rugby club, Is to IL
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GRID SCORES
ny tNIfED fNENs
COLLEGE

ny UNITED PRESS
CoII.K0Ki
os~rcn 10, stanfesa o.
oscxca state 7. Idaho 9.
L. &. 1. A. ~. Washington J.
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Ai~ls&nAA I. fcrsihAm q.
Cersell n. Ssszes~~ q
IeulsiNna -. Holy Cre<s J.
yai. 10. csiamhaa 7.
rst.harxh 10, we~s virkiala o.
Hrawa -. Amherst IA
Harvard -. Hates Q.
Arm, y. teaire q.
Navy IL. sisgsnia q.
Frincel.a 20. Williams q
Dartmouth -. aamvdcn sgd
sey q.
T~anss~e "a. Sc~anes O.
pakr 81. Colgate ..
Tulane n. Auburn Q.
AlichigAn 20. Michigan state Is.
Ohio state 10. Missouri Q.
ChtcAxs n. Wabash :.
knnaAx IL. Iowa state Q.
Texas ~. Wisconsin, :.
Metre Dame ~. Georgia Tech IA.
Oklahoma ~. Northwestern o.
Nebraska q. Minnesota 0.
GoasAga Q. Texas Tech o.
pcnn 6. Lafayette Q.
Iowa 81. Indiana 20.
Nebraska G. Minnesota 0.
Clemson Is, North Caroiinn
State 9.
Rice IS. Centenary 0.
Arkansas IA, Tex. Christian Is
NJ. Mary's 7. California s.
Texas A. 4 NJ. !. santa Clara 5
Tulsa 81. Creighton Ia.
OREGON NIGH SCHOOL:
Mc<ifcrd 81. Grants Pass Q.
Ia Grande ~. The Dalles !.
Albany 81. Tillamook 0.
Milwaukee 10. Rainier o.
Corvallis Is. Lebanon 0.
salem 50. McMinnyille Q.
Pendiefon I, Baker Q.
Hood River 6, White salmos
tNAsh.l 0.
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Tom cre~nhw lalovsl
Bert RAnsome

Twelve nor. high schoo football plAyers-Argest group
far-enter.d The Tacoma Times weekly hal Of fame
l6 81 the II prep eeyens the Tacoma engaged in
grid combat last
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If you're not using it, sell IT with
Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Call Main S151.
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rNuMCI.AW. Wash 4 \

claws Silver Barons maintained
their lead In the Northwest Foot
ball league today with 14-1 win
over the Renton Rams.
The Barons pushed over both
ITALICS in the third period while
Renton failed to score until the
final period.
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Tor poInf- FAfkhutst. SUD IVT HttNt-
san. missed
STATISTICS
Total first downs. Tacoma West
Seattle :. total net yards gained from
ecrimmase. Tcoma 7oi. West Seattle
i3o. net yards gained rushing. Ia
coma 1856. Mest Seattle OF. net yards
gained BY forward passing. Tacoma
as. West Seattle IS forward passes
had intercepted Tacoma ?. West Sc
attic 4. yards intercepted passes re-
turned dneluding lAterals1. Tacoma
a. West seattle IL. average yardage
nunts. Tacoma s6s. West Seattle
ass. total yArdAgc Loaf by penalties.
Tacoma a, West Seattle IS.
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IDAHO VS.. GoNZAGA

Other weekend games include:
Friday - Gonzaga Idaho at Spo-
kane, Willamette-Linfield at Salem,
Pacific U-Puget Sound at Forest
Grove. Montana Mines-Albion at
Butte; Eastern Washington-Whit-
worth at Cheney; Santa Barbara
Evening star., 1939-12-08
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department, Washington. D. G., until
10 O'Clock a m. December 10, 1889. for
furnishing steel. brass. bronze, copper.
dummy cartridges stop watches. nickei-
lographic appartus and until 10 o'clock
a m. December -, 1899, for furnishing
srotractors. chains. flights. links, sprockets.
psychrometers, to the Navy Yard. Wash.
ington, D. c.. etc. Apply for proposals TO
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. RAY
SPEAR, Paymaster General Of the Navy.
deS,l5
Evening star., 1939-12-08
AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 SON, Auctieneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DETACHED TWO
STORY AND AND ATTIC: CEMENT IsaE n,,Iyly EN-;
STREET Stree 'T NoRTHEAsT. 1sIHfs, ST. WI WITH LoTs
ADJoIN1NG ON THE EAST. MPos-
ING STONE sTAIRWAAYy AND RETAIN
R.dr ING WALL sHRu5BERY AND Ga
BY virtue of a deed Of trust. recorded
in Liber No. 6769 folio 195; ct SEQ; ons
lumbia, and at the request Of party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will ofer
for sale BY DNP aupR H II fE1n Fl
OF DECEMBER, 1899. AT FOUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. the following described
property n the District Of Columb%ia; % TO
vision ana made S by ~ the trustees Of saint Paul's
Rock Creek Church in block z, "University
Heights." as per plat recorded in the once
of the surveyor for the District OF Colum:
bia in Liber County at folio 1875; said
block 7 being now ~nown for purposes OF
assessment and taxation as square 1887:
to be sold subject to an outstanding TAX
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in equal
with interest at six per cent secured by
first deed of trust upon property sold. or
all cash. at option OF purchaser. deposit
of 5000 reuuired of purchaser at sale. Ex-
animation of title. conveyancing, recording
revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost q
purchaser. Terms 10 be complied with
With within rse, ny dny from the sy rshs q sale e. rse
property at risk and cost Of defaulting pur.
chaser. after five days advertisement OF
Washington. Was b. C.. or or deposit may be for
feited, or without forfeitinR deposit trustees
may avail themselves of any legal or eoui-
table rights against p1,d deianatng rW purchasef'
FRANCIS w. HILL. Jr..
no30,de,2.4.6.S.11. trustees.
Evening star., 1939-12-08

COLORED BARGAIN-DEANWOOD
48l7 Sheriff I'd. NE bedrooms living
room, kitchen, bath; $3.50 down. balance
like rent. For inspection call MR.. KUSH-
NET3 EmerSnn 343R
Evening star., 1939-12-08
zED I. WILLIAMS. AUcTIoNEER.
1913 You st. NV,
Washington. D. c.,

washington, D. c.,
To enforce liens for storage charges. &C..
due and unpaid. all household goods. paint
ings. and personal effects on storage with
the Smiths Transfer & Storage Company.
Inc in the names Of William Atkinson. Do
Villa A. Banister, Mrs. Marie Bass. Charles
Braxton. Louise Bush. Annie Caldwell. 8.
ChernikofY. Horace G. Cogdell, Ethel Cole.
Mrs Lillian A. Duffy. Mrs. r. G. Elan, L.
Ford. Mariana Gooz, w. s. Gordon. Dallas
H. Grasty, Mrs. Marie Grayson. William
Grippen, administrator for estate OF Larson
" Harrell, Anita Gloria Haskins. Mrs.
Hazel H. Houghton, Laura Jones, Mrs. Doros
thy Lee. Mrs. G. A. Legge, Miss M. McKaye,
Ruth McLester. Mary Mann, Mrs. Josephine
Mari David Minor, D. J. inland. Mrs Har.
riet Nolan, Sadie Norrell. Herbert Pelton.
r. ]. Quigley. ]. r. Quinn. Gen. Henry J.
Reilly, Cornelius Robinson, Fannie Shaw.
Sallie A. Simmons. c. Smith. Mrs @, w,
Sorrell. Joseph T. Stewart. Romeo Stockett,
Mary Temple, w. T. Turner, Pearl Waddy,
Martha B. and c. R. Warde: Samuel Wood.
bridge. C.. r. thinner. consisting Of house.
hold goods. coats, furniture, sewing ma.
chimes. Victrolas. tables, radios, chairs.
refrigerators, buffets, rugs, cartons and
contents, books, oflce furniture, etc. All
pianos stored in the names Of the fol-
lowing persons. viz: Louise Bush, Annie
Caldwell. MIS-. r. C.: Eiam, Mrs. Marie Cray
son. Mary Mann, David Minor Mrs. Har.
riet Nolan, Pearl Waddy.
ARTHUR CLARENDON SMITH, Pres,
Smiths Transfer & Storase Co.. Inc.
1873 You b. NV.