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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
Abe WrestIers
Out for Practice

Plenty Of competition is assured
the six returning Lincoln high
varsity wrestling lettermen. 1t
was revealed yesterday when SO
aspiring matmen answered the
first call of Neil Hickok, Abe
alum coach.
First elimination matches slated
for next week. The first meet is
set tentatively for Jan. 5 at Lin
coin, sailors from the U. S. s
Idaho the opposition.
Varsity letter winners an
swering Hickok's call were
Dave Stokesberry, heavy; Tom
Cameron, 145-pound division;
Bob Cole, 1856; Byron Rich
mond, 105; Iwao Takasugi,
lis; and Don Richmond, 125.
Others with experience are
Alan Smythe. Masao Tanabe,
Walt Dingfield, Bob Hash,
Hank Trusler, and George
Rainey.
The others trying out for the
mat squad and their weight divis'
ions are Evan Richmond, e5
pound; Eddie Ehrnat, Georg'
Hayashi, Joe Tosto, and Homel
Armstrong, 105; Nishyima Vic
Jack Potter, Harold Lauder, Jo
Yamamoto, Sakao Kekuchi, Gil
bert Hough, Howden King, an
John McCallum, lis; Neil Rot
sheek, Joel Odegard, Raymon
Sivaley, Will Kilde, Earl Ducan
son, Clarence Nelson, Duan
Henke, George Cline, Bart HUI
scher, and Akira Nizuki, 125
Jerry Hadley, Emmett Gomsruo
and Bud McIvan, 1876; Ronal'
Void, Gene Marsh, Jack Harris
Dave Wheeler, and Eugene Riddle
las; Walt Fedderson, Al Webster
Martin Holland, and Leo WOLF
1855; Norm Nelson. 1865; an
Everett Taylor, heavyweight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
First Battle
Billed for I

City league basketball will make
Is 1e3e-40 bow to Tacoma tonight
at the Lincoln high gym, begin
ming at Z o'clock when the Cali
fornia Florists clash with Con-
sumers Meat.
An hour later Inter-City Auto
Freight and Chilla's viii meet, and.
at 9 o'clock, in the feature game
Of the night, johnson Paint, de-
Tending champion, will tangle with
Cammaranos, runners-up last sea-
son.
The final game will be
broadcast over radio station
KsiO. beginning at 9:15.
Several players were signed at
the 18th hour by various clubs
Wednesday, including Morrie Abb
bolt, home-run hitting outfielder
for the Tacoma Tigers. who will
play guard for the Cams.
Also signed Wednesday were
Scott Names, lanky hoop veteran,
by johnson Paint and Louie
Staples, another veteran, by
Chilla's.
With those additions all teams
were at full strength for the trays
tonight and the player rosters of
the half-dozen clubs include the
names of dozens of big-time col
lege and high school stars of the
last few years.
Although the johnson Paint
club appears best on paper,
there is no picking a favorite
until all teams are seen In
action. Basketball Is essen
tally a "team" game and
average players who work
well together are better than
all-stars who play for them
selves.
All six clubs will see actor
twice each week, on Monday anc
Thursday nights at Lincoln. TIL,
first round will conclude Thurs
day, Dec. II. Final games Of
each evening will be broadcast
starting at 9:15.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
WASHINGTON TEAMS ON ANGEL SOIL

night In the Coliseum. This
viii be the Cougars first
game under the lights. There
was some dispute between
Coaches Horrell and Babe
Hollingbery whether n white
or n brown ball would be
used. Horrell wants a brown
one because the finish Ii
rougher and Ken Washington
can pass IL better.
In Saturdays game use was
favored to break a five-year jinx
and bowl over the tough Huskies.
Bob Jones, a second string end
who helped out with points after
touchdowns against Notre Dame,
was hurt in scrimmage yesterday,
He suffered a sprained back which
will possibly bench him Saturday.
Coach Howard Jones concen-
trated on pass defense in work
outs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
Cal Hockey Outfits
To Play Northerners

SEATTLE - The Pacific Coast
Ice Hockey league of Seattle,
Portland. and Vancouver, B. c.,
said today a round-robin tourna-
ment will be played after the first
Of the year with proposed three
team California loop. The compe-
tition may lead to the development
Of a six-team league next year
with Northern and Southern divi-
sions.
The California loop will include
San Francisco. Oakland, and Sac
ramento.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
Coweeman Golf Club
Gets $4,000 Plum

kELSO, Wash.-The Coweeman
golf club of Kelso today was
awarded s77. 900 In a condemnation
suit for a new Pacific highway
right-of-way.
The award. returned by a Cow
litz county superior court jury, was
the largest OF Its kind made here
In years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
Shrine Ice Show
Stars Mccarthy

Az q part Of the Shrine Ice Car
nival to be held at the Seattle
civic Ice arena on the nights OF
December IL. IS and is. figure
skaters OF the Seattle Skating
club win have q major part In the
extravaganza again sponsored by
Mile Temple.
Among those featured 10 Red
Mccarthy. the Silver Phantom OF
the Ice, who was an outstanding
hit In last years Ice vanities
Mccarthy IL one of the foremost
barrel jumpers In the country and
IL noted for his Dying Gladia.
tor act.
The famous Toronto -Four,
outstanding foursome on the
North American continent,
win DO ono Of the many high
lights.
Prominent places win be had
by the gaily-unlformed Nile
Temple band, chanters and
patrol.
w. Allen Grub and his com.
mittee are planning attractive
decorative scenes to enhance the
beauty Of the stage settings which
are to b different from any &c
far.
Numerous difficult drill forma'
tons and marching feats win bs
shown on skates for the secont
time before a Seattle audience b,
the Skating clubs noted drill team
led by John Agner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
Three Considered
For Boxing Post
oKANE, Wash. - Gonzaga

SPOKANE, Wash. - Gonzaga
University Athletic Director
Claude McGrath said today joey
August, Bob Eidred, Ray Mauro
and frankie Holland were being
considered for the job of coaching
Gonzaga's boxing team.
August Is brother of Louie
August, who has coached the Uni
versity Of Idaho's boxing team to
prominence in collegiate competi.
ton.
Gonzaga will revive boxing this
winter and compete against sur
rounding schools, including Idaho
and Washington State college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01

at SID O'Clock. Members OF all
feminine leagues Are urged TO
attend.
johnson Paint bowlers win
roll their five-mAn series In
the Washington State tour
nament in Seattle Friday
night at = o'clock, Captain
Norman Gustafson announced
today. Tacoma's three regu-
lar tournament contenders,
Pacific Match. Cammarano
Brothers and Columbia Brew
cry, are listed for the IL
o'clock squad Friday night.
An important series Ia on the
Glass b league schedule at the
Broadway alleys tonight. II brings
together the Atlas Beer and News
Tribune teams and first place in
the big pin loop will be at stake.
The match II scheduled for the
tbs squad on alleys seven and
eight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
(34) Valley Parts
Willamette Hoopmen
Beat Packards. 51-47

SALEM, 0re.-Willamette uni
versity defeated Pacific Packards
OF Portland, 51-47, in the seasons
tirst basketball game here last
night. Bob White, Willamette GEN.
ter, was high scorer with IA points,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01

W8 s1H's
Only the carstens Packing CON-
pany quintet retains q mathemat-
ical chance Of winning the title,
and the Packers tran the Brewers
BY nix points. with only two weeks
TO play LEFT in the semester.
Ths Columbias were off to a
poou start In last nights play, los
ing the first game by 20 pins.
They eked out q narrow win In
the second fray, winning zoos to
ga. and ti1sn bowied 1.ol1 in their
third game TO- win that contest
and take the point for total pins.
Carsteas Pnckers stayed IN
- championship fight by
wjnnlng three points from
1Gerrick = Racs. Dals's ssrv-
- was eliminated BY TIE
Hssneer Desr bowisrs, who
wen four points. Caswcll
0pticals won three from
osast brush, but TIE one
point loss put them cut Of the
running.
nree Of The city leaguers rolled
600 scores. the first Of the big
marks TO b registered on Tacoma
alleys this week. John Pasnick.
Pacific Match lsad-off man. led
tn scoring with s2z. Art Tor
gerson cracked out coo for Car
stsns Packers and Howard Ken
nsdy made 600 FOR Pioneer Beer.
1U0ERS LEADS
Joe Rutgers. shooting for Gen.
ter Street Service. finished his
evenings work with = 2o5 game
to wind up with B12 for the high
score In Tho Hill Top league
matches on the X Street Recrea-
ton alleys. Clarence Sandstrom
rollsd l76. l72 and 157 to finish
not far behind Rugers. with sos.
Csnter Street Service. league lead
er. lost the firss game by one pin.
but came back strong to take the
final two.
Btll Coovert set . new record
IN the Telephone company league
matches on the Play Nor alleys.
rolling q big $40 total ~ anchor
man for the Nugwumps. His
games were 21e. Isl and 100. Ed
Rathbun had three good games to
account for . SIS mark for the
next best score.
class b Women bowiers turned
IN some good scores on the Broad
WY drives. 10 Snopko led the
scoring with $50. Hazel Frost's
17z was the high single game. The
Fin won three from Central Bank,
Sherman Tackle won four from
Don's Pagoda. Beaver Lumber an
mead q trio from Thomas Roof
Ing. Rhodes Brothers captured
three from Broadway Parking
and Service. and Cavanaugh Lum-
bsr split even with Benders.
WOMEN MEET FRIDAY
An important meeting Of Taco
ma women bowlers u scheduled
for the Broadway Sport Center
puvnts dining room Friday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01

When you need q few extra
dollars. look around the basement
or attic for discarded articles. This
VIII bring you. cash from someone II
you advertise them with an mex
pensive Times Want Ad. Just
phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01

dition have Jackrabbit Jack Rob-
inson and Leo Cantor. savage line
plunger.
Washington State left the
train and worked out last
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
Park Hoop Play
PARK-BASKETBALL LEAGUES

Church-Fraternal games for to-
night: 8 o'clock, Falkland p. L. C.
gym: Falkland Trinity Lutheran
VS.. Zion Lutheran.
Bellarmine gymnasium: $50,
Latter Day Saints VS.. Woodmen
Of World; 7:30, Central Lutheran
practice; $50. Knapps Business
College VS.. Puyallup Christian;
$3.50, Messiah Lutheran VS.. Ep-
worth NJ. E.
Friday nights games: Indus
trial league, Bellarmine GYM
nasium: s. Peterman Manufacture
ing VS.. N. P. Railway shops; Q,
Northwest Door Co. practice
period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
BEGINS TRAINING

SUMMIT, n. J.-Arturo Godoy
Of Chile started training today at
Madame Bey's camp for his
heavyweight title fight with
Champion Joe Louis at Madison
Square Garden on Feb. Q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01

Cliff olsons Pacific Lutheran bas
ketba successful his 1899 grid
That all club needs sport And here the Luth
back again the with that extra experience
should ride high this They
80 points last The squad the
with practice Friday Saturday and Monday
Lutherans pictured left to right Harry
Lang Pat guard sgudson CENTER Marv Harsh
forwards Ernie Pirrau guard Top left TO right Ray
Kapu forward Bldt forward; Howard Willis guard Martin
Johnson and Bob Erickson guard
guard will be out Of play until after Christ
He is convalesclng after appendectomy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
Brewers Close
To Alley Title

Columbia Brewery bow by winning three points
Paint Wednesday night the Broadway alleys
LETT In their path the first half championship City
Bowling league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
ROY TOWNlES
WIN CONTEST

Closest battle of the season thus
far was dished up at Puyallup last
night when the Roy Townies nosed
out the Valley Parts Service, So
"a, with Gordon Fielder and Gene
Jack pacing the Roy attack.
Midland gave notice of a power
full squad by trouncing North
Puyallup, 1910, at the Northside
gym.
The lineups:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-04-06

Cristobal, Canal Zone, Atlantic
port of entry to that strip of leased
territory across the narrow part OF
the republic of Panama, is the
gateway to a scene that dates back
through the centuries. Panama City
and Colon are ancient and colorful,
and Cristobal and Balboa are mod
ern and military.
Panama City and Colon are not
outgrowths of the building of the
canal. They are cities founded four
centuries ago, the terminals of a
paved causeway built to carry the
unrecorded riches of the conquista-
dores, with a legend of pirates, buc-
cancers, and the freebooters of the
Spanish Main. A kaleidoscope of
nations, they owe their atmosphere
to a commerce originating in the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-04-06
Floyd &S6ons.
ADVENTURES CLUB
HEADLINES FROM THE LIVES
OF PEOPLE LIKE YOURSELF
" Murder Machine"
[IELLO. EVERYBODY:

TT ELLO EVERYBODY:
George H. Dowd of the Bronx, N. Y. sends letter
that starts out Ths the first time have tried put
experience of mine down paper. Shall l stop"
Well, the to that is: For Pees sake George
Because George has turned in hudnger of yarn It's
the story of barrage of flying steel that set off, not by
powder other sort of explosive but by actual horsepower
8 horses gaopg hebent for election drawing behind them
machine that spued deathdeang projeces right left front
and center.
It's the only heard of where projectes
thrown by horses Maybe of those swordrang dcaors
of Europe will pick this idea and horses when their supply
of powder low haven't done any experimenting with
this idea and don't know how well would work But I'll tell
George Dowds story and figure for yourself
1t happened along about the middle of july 1913 the
Idaho Falls Development company dry farm few miles
wheat ranch Out that section they harvest their wheat July and
who fellow then, working
of the big combine havesters, sewing sacks of grain
three of
mules, tractor
third, which working
Those combine harvesers cylinders
htched the speed
platform that harvester directly those revolving cyln
But the cylinders revolving
the big machine stopped for minor The repair
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-04-06

Fifteenth century. The parade of
nations began with the Spaniards
and negro slaves, Inca chiefs and
native Indians, and was carried on
by the English buccaneers, the
French corsairs, the forty-niners,
Hindus, Chinese, and Arabs. De-
scendants of these early merchants
pass through the streets, displaying
their wares in open shops that give
the thoroughfares the atmosphere
of an oriental bazaar.
Balboa and Cristobal contrast
sharply with Panama City and Colon
in all respects except natural tropic
beauty. They are a result of the
canal, with wharves, customs
houses, drydocks, administration
buildings, rows of houses and a
note of military efficiency.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-04-06
Piece by piece the platform was being shot away.

by piece platform being away. SS=
putting belt into the driver
and the header got down help him. leaving George alone
the machine
Steam Pressure Expodes Safety Valve.
And then the wasn't for George DOwdI
the steam tractor hauling of the other harvesers
that started all the trouble There much steam in the
bang second" says George,
% horses with the machine in what would call
Well % horse is something write home about
draper jump
horses made Then those animals off down the field full
op with the great unw machine carenng along behind them And
they dashed along the cylinders of the harvester which voved at
speed greater than steel can standl
hadn't feet when steel cylinders be-
chine in all directions The first ripped through the boards
which George 5d as with
the air. Another followedand another Cylinders
in a veritabIe barrage.
He Chung to the Harvester's Keeling Platform.
was on the u s. during war;
And would that the reports these and hunks metal made
when leaving the machine were about as loud as those made by six
the sway eng platform that harvester while the horses gall
flooring of the platform shot until with the heels
it, jumped, the first
bewidered. He could feel the wind of
them hit him in the calf Of the leg Others ripped great holes in
the awning over his head " s Of steel
"that picked up later more than mile away
Help Was Already on the Way
meanwhile help already the The repair had
good nearby
the saddle riding hard The Tunaways had almost quarter of
steel had stopped by n and George safe long he could
cling his perch the shattered platform.
did cling platform. for full mile,
harvester reeed swayed threatened tip
lead horses nd brought them to a stop.
stopped George
lucky His only injury where that of flying steel had hit
his rish' ies ana ha' ne ssy se1Vs serious
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-04-06
Japanese Use English words

Among the many English words
that have entered the Japanese vo-
cabulary and remained almost in
tact is "jiremma." japanese be-
lieve it is native word, having for
gotten the Observation-Disclosures"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-04-06
Things Not to Do

Never leave the house for the day
without a mental census of windows
and doors being locked and all gas
and electricity shut off.
Never pack away leather articles
in a trunk or chest that is to be
closed for great length of time.
They are apt to become widowed.
Never wash mirrors with very
wet cloth. If the water gets in back
of the mirror by flowing under the
frame it will ruin the glass. Use a
well-wrung channels for the purpose.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-04-06
Walking Before King and Queen

To learn to walk correctly for a
graceful entrance into the Throne
room when presented" to the king
and queen, women in London
learned to follow tape stretched
on the floor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Conner Rounding
Out Monday Card

Bull Venable. newcomer from
Denver. and Bunny Martin. Los
Angeles heavyweight who returns
here after an absence OF two
years. were booked Saturday to
meet in the three-round. one-fall
special event on Mondays Green
witch coliseum wrestling card
Billy Hansen. one OF the smooth
est. cleverest big men to show here
in several months. and Dave John
son. univerSally-hated Omaha bad
man, are rematched In the eight
round main event. best two falls
out Of three
Tom Zaharias. youngest and re-
garded by many as the best Of the
quartet OF Colorado brothers known
everywhere as the Crying Greeks
from Cripple Creek" meets Billy
Edwards. arch-villain from Kansas
City, in the five-round semi-final,
d one-fall affair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
darcy Knocks
OFF Rival, Boom!

OLYNr1A--Rex Carey. middle
weight youngsisT from Victoria.
y. G, made an impressive debut
hsre last night with a thifd-round
knockout victory over rugged
Tommy Murray u Chicago Carey
cropped the hgfiy III no.s boy FOR
nine counts IN The first round and
some siN minutes later pot him on
the canvas for keeps with per-
fectly-iimsd left hook which landed
on hurrays jsN
Jerry Hose u Olympia and nud.
dy Roberts u SPOKANE drew IN
bloody. hsrd-fought kis round semi.
Nindup. Zach boy scored q knock.
down
Dsvsy Ward. youthful Tacoma
yeltsrssighi and protsgs ~ sk-
niddlewelRhi Champion Freddie
steele. knocked ont Louis Loyi. II
Aberdeen IN the first ROUND - their
scheduled fogf-f0und special event
scrap n Vas Wards third straight
kayo victory here ana the Tacoma
boy he's installed himself ne a RED.
hot fayurlfn Nith Olympia fans.
wn0 gave hin = FoUsing ovation.
Ogie Rrnek u Portland stopped
George LlndsnAn u Olympia In
three rounds and Melvin BeckSltb
II Olympia kayosd Ernie Bailey Of
Aberdeen IN lao heats In the pre-
Inns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

his must" llst. however. the pro-
moter had settled down Saturday
10 a week end .manhunt" which he
expects will produce the desired
result by Monday at the latest
McOmbef. Of course, has been
going through his gymnasium
PAGES at the Northwest gym for .
fortnight. and the promising Ia.
coma light-heayy was 20 be joined
Saturday by Carey. Victoria. n C..
youngHtcr
McOmbcr boxed four interesting
rounds Friday with Alex Watson.
chunky colorsd middleweight from
Los Angeles. IN the days only I'm.
portant gymnasium fraoas. but
activity viii pick up steadily from
here on out. what with Carey on
hand and Lee slated 60 arrive IN
time 10 drill Sunday afternoon At
2 O'Clock
Lee left Sail Lake City for Ia
coma Friday morning. allowing
him ample time 10 make the jaunt
and get here Sunday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Roy Wins Great
Basket Victory

Irida, fesu'ts
Roy 40 Eatonville 80
Fife % Clover PARK 26
Kapowsin 60 Yeim ~
p L. c Props - Ortlng az.
With five seconds 10 go Harold
Snow. Roy forward intercepted an
Eatonville pass and dribbled in to
score the basket that gave Ole
Olson's Roy Lynx 40-3s victory
over Estonville Cruisers At Eaton
vile Friday evening.
ROy's victory coupled with
Fife's defeat Of Clover Park
placed Bill Wilson's TTojabs
AT the top of the Pierce coun-
~ scramble leaving Roy.
Eatonville and kapowsin tied
for second. II. the closest
race In league history.
Three minutes 70 20 and Eaton
vile was Leading 1924 but Roger
Lunde potted two long shots TO
place the Lynx one point behind.
Then Snow came through with N.
clincher.
Snow and Mel Anderson OF Eat
onville tied for individual honors
with 10 points EstOnville re-
serves won 3s-22.
KapOwsin Loggers made certain
they would keep IN the title race
By running up a $40 score on
Vein TOrnadoes st KspOWsiu.
eff BOyce climazsd his heavy
scoring Of past FIVE games With a
2e-point exhibition
Clover Park put up q fine
battle against Fife TTojans Ut
Clover Park bot lost, Y-zs.
when Pete aello and Frank
Spear scored IL points apiece.
The win moved Fife 10 the
head Of the league. Fife sec
onds won bib.
Eighteen points b. tall Ted
Remington was fhe clincher that
gave p l. G Props a l5-ss N1a
over Orting Cardinals ~ r. L e.
gym Orting reserves won 5s-ii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Hunt Ward Rival

Under the wire In ample time
with his two top scraps on next
Thursdays ring card at Greenwich
coliseum Jock MeOmbcr vs.. Rob
ert r. Lee In the i0-round main
event and Rex Carey w, Jack Hib-
bard in the six-round semi-final--
Promoter WIN Maylon's efforts To
round out the program were tenn
porarily stale mated Saturday
when a formidable opponent for
Davey Ward failed TO matcriaiize
With the job Of finding n Ward
foe occupying the No. spot on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Now Leading
Title Chase

iancasn's hashsspall team -
fsasei nelisrmsne high. AN. ~
,h~ fs~tIs mapiss iss< MIGHT.
rn~ yin lesves shs t<yun up<o~
festesi IN CITY t~sg,se pay ~ ~
nrs place IN fhs city title eeeee
rhs vsctoxy wsS she soarsh n 3
rvw fns N Ahes t.ineatu ztnrwued
stadium. sp.s1. lAss wseh.. rNe
fs~iis sfsHmphsa se~ss oves ~
rtsess ire sssms HAVE shrse
games s<ft n play with eech cslev.
rsnn Hsxeis. ssetsr. ansf leo
Cooper. ferwssa. paced H. E.ynn
with II ami 10 pcsnts respectively.
while Sleepy HIM NpbtnsuN,
guard and Ray rinstna. forward.
led sh~ n~lls wssA , ard ! tnIlpee
each
rss No. NJ p~x sfussns vho Nm
ths xssns With four psrspnst fnais
csilesi an hsm r~fnre The spxna<1
quarter *as . minute all psoeesf .
great handicap Ia sns HAilsptitfev~.
rhs lsyns lesi lis ~ sh~ eln~e
~ The first p~sici. and ssrssehsA
their ieAd 20 tp-is II hetI sisme.
Opening the third ssnte WITH .
hssrsxe ~ field ausls fhe neJle
hseuuhf he enunt "a ma en1
tied the ssurs 81 s7-53 IN ~ fisee
mlnus. At ~ feussA eusstee.
Win ~ sstond - euA IN
r~ssud shs t.yns lad MN. curp&s
shst and tne nall safIe<1 nruasnk