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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-05-25
Locust Grove Student
to Receive Diploma

LOCUST GROVE-Walter Ed
wards. son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Edwards, is Locust Groves only
representative in the graduating
class of the Kennewick high school
this year.
R'K. Stafford is helping to con-
struct a chicken house on the M. v.
Heberlein lot this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nicoson and
two daughters were Umatilla visi-
tors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Anon Of
Gle Elum spent the weekend at
the Fred Simmelink home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Greathouss
of Prosser were Monday visitors at
the Clodfelter home.
Gilbert Clodfelter was a Walla
Walla visitor Monday and Wednes-
day.
Fred, Neil, Lyle Simmelink and
Elmer Anon were Walla Walla Wis
1LOTS SATURDAY.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Root and the
Henry Smith family attended the
rodeo at the Chester Anderson
ranch in Western Horse Heaven on
Sunday.
Locust Grove Grange met Satur-
day evening with good attend
ance. Mrs. Henry Smith and Mrs.
j. w. Root were hostesses for the
meeting. Ralph Stafford has been
elected as alternate to the state
grange convention in June.
r. K. Stafford, M. v. Heberlein
and A. A. Edwards spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at Rimrock fish
ing.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-05-25
Hartman Is High Point
Man at Portland Meet

BENTON CITY Glen Hartman,
student at the Central College Of
Education at Ellensburg, attended
an invitational track meet satur-
day in Portland sponsored by the
University of Portland with five
schools taking part. He was high
point man, winning first In the 200
and broad jump, third In the 100
yard dash and ran in the winning
relay team. Miss Esther Hartman,
teacher at Longview and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Hartman Of Salem, Ore
gon attended the track meet.
Mrs. B. M. Reese and daughter,
Janet, left Saturday for their home
1t Seattle after a two weeks visit
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-05-25
Delegate Reports on
State PIT. A. Meet

HANFORD-The last meeting of
the PIT. A. took place last Fri
day night in the community hall
and was in the form of social. Mr.
McManaus, the local delegate to the
State PIT. A. convention in Wenat-
chez, made an interesting talk on
the highlights of the meeting. In
stallation Of the newly elected Of
ficers comprised the business part
OF the meeting, These were Mrs.
Ormas Evett, president; Bertha Lee
McConnachie, vice president: Mrs.
Gibson, secretary; Mr.. McManus,
treasurer. Committees appointed
for next year: Program chairman,
Mrs. Turner. Rhoda Evett, Mrs.
Worby, Dorothy Weber. Finance,
Mrs. Hoover, chairman; Mrs. Nell
Clark, Leona Burford and Mr.. Lie
sy. Publicity: Mr.. Southon, chair
man, Miss Ruby Egner, Mrs. Nc
Manus. Membership: Dorothea
Weber, chairman, Ethel Hanea-
graf, Bernice Murray.
o. b. Roberts, Horticultural In
spector from Prosser, was in the
valley Monday.
Mrs. B. C. Root arrived this week
from the East. She Is visiting at
the w. s. Weber home. Her nepn-
ew Jim Root, has arrived from
Olympia to graduate with the SEN
iors Of the Hanaford high school.
The White Bluffs student body
entertained the Hanford high school
students at return party at White
Bluffs Friday, May 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Stocking 1.-THE
former Jean Griner) Of Seattle and
Tommie Grinner Of Prosser were
in Hanford Saturday. s..
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Anglin and
Mrs. Norman Anglin were in YAK
lima Saturday.
Mrs. Jim Curtis has returned from
Kennewick, where she has been
picking strawberries.
The students of the Hanford high
school enjoyed q picnic at the Horn
Wednesday. They made the trip
in the school bus, Miss Egner and
Mr.. Liesy accompanying the stu
dents. -. 80.
Aloha Meek has returned from
the Ken House home at White
Bluffs, where she has been caring
for the House children while Mrs.
House was under the doctors care.
Philip Morgan Of Bremerton,
brother of Mrs. L. L. Moulster visit
ed at the Moulster home last week.
George Meek, q fourth grade stu
dent, won first prize in the poster
contest sponsored by the State p
T. A. Doris Schwisow received
honorable mention for her essay.
Eldon Jones and Robert Griffitlns
arrived Wednesday morning from
Marysville to visit friends in the
valley.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-05-25

much good. It rains to the right
and rains to the left, but all that
developes here is wind and dust. 1t
has been reported that there have
only been about eight quiet days
this spring.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-05-25
Two Degrees Given
For Finley Granger

FINLEY-The Finley grange met
Thursday night with % members
present. A. c. McKelvy took the
first and second degrees. An indef-
mite report was given by the hos
pital committee. Fred Masters was
reported in in the Walla Walla
hospital and Mrs. Smith is quite I'LL.
The Juvenile grange also met at
this time. Next meeting will be on
Thursday, June 1st. The ladies
are asked to bring sandwiches or
cake. .-.r
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec McCorkell, Mr..
and Mrs. James Smock and son,
Donald Mrs. Clair Eggleston and
daughter Jayne all Of Weston and
Clarence Hardin of Spokane, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Beathe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schwartzs-
CHOPIN returned Tuesday from
spending the past four days IN
Walla Walla and Pasco.
Marion Foster Of the G. G. camp
near Carson visited at his home
over the weekend. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Lande were
dinner guests at the Harold With
am home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Birdwell and
family from San Diego, California
are visiting at the j. II. Birdweu
home. The men are brothers.
Jack Young from near White
Bluffs is visiting at his home.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-05-25
200 Witness ROdeO in
Western Horse Heaven
WESTERN HORSE HEAVEN

About two hundred people at
tended the rodeo at the Anderson
ranch Sunday. Bronc riding win
ners were (1) Shirley Hussey (2)
Herb Owens and 81 Buff Madison.
Bareback riders winning, Sonny
Haptonstall and Herb Owens and
COW riding winners ~ Ward Lar
son (2) Happy Haptonstall and
81 Grin Lande. Judges for the
rodeo were Frank Green, Ray
Floyd and Mr.. Woodward Of Whit
stran. Visitors were present from
Prosser, Kennewick, Dixie, Walla
Walla and other neighboring COM
munities and reported a good time
and good riding.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-05-25

Mis-! Miss zana Long Of sur,..,'
spent the weekend At th s''aS.!a'
Bell home. Miss Helen Coma. = 8
prosSer was also a weekend yI.,, =
at the Bells. VITO
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-05-25

Mrs. E. H. McBee and family
were In Sunnyside last week to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Dorothy,
mother Of Ellis Dorothy.
There was q slight rainfall here
last week, but not enough to do
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-05-25
Former Masters Tell
Of Earlier Oranges

HANFORD - Hanford grange
spent q pleasant and profitable eve
ming when former members met
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

friend husband Ia action as slnat
Andre Adoree In the slght-fo lnd
main mat event ~ Greenwich eoils
scum.
"WottARaIa has Waited Tacoma
twice bsfofs. eaer time iB differ
eBi sthietAc rode. On the fifnt
occasion sie was travelling a1tb
1882 games INCIDENTALLY meets
George HarDen Of Dorsyiils, Ca.
in the flge-r0ubd. One-faii semi.
final.
Promoter JACK Conner completed
ths card Saturday ~ signing jack
Holland 81 Los Angeles and DR..
Harry kahOe o. Dies ho'nes. lows.
80 opponents Ia the thres~r0und
special event. and booking Ba0ui
Lopez Of Mexico city 10 meet Bull
VensDIs u Denver IN the three
round opener. Both Of the prelims
srs one-faI matches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Hill Billy Quint
To Play at Fife

The Ozark Mountain lin Biilirs.
the craziest. coolest attraction
In basketball win play nj the
Fife gymnasium Sunday night.
Jumping Joe satovioh. Who
claims the distinction ~ being .
one-msn basketball show. IL The
leader Of this group.
Iir IL the only man IN the
team. All the eth~rs, IT
rcus~~. are wens~w. They 60
by snrh nicknans~s ~ Gn.
ssdi~, 1llnky. Iss. Vet. LA,
aud Mag. Nut they are
HITTER known 10 their re-
sp~ettse parents ~ Vinls
Iiob,'-. 10 Dafrow. lDsese
Daniels. Nots Ire Mccain.
1ney Peters. and Gi~snos
1ssirh.
These players. besides being
capable Of amusing The spseta-
tors. can play basketball as well.
according 10 advances notisss
This msdcap entertainment, com.
bining comedy and basketball, viii
start nj 4 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
EAGLES GOLF

Members of this Eagles lodge
viii play golf al the Meadow Park
course sunday, marking the be"
ginning ~ the lodges partieips-
ton In the sport this year.
The athletic COMMITTEES rspDfts
that the Broadway bowling alleys
VIII b. open Tuesday and Thurs
day nights fos msmters Ut Esglss
who are interested IN this activity.
A. ia meeting Friday the lodge
presented ~ Bassinstts with the
lrwei for n years membership,
Another highlight If The meeting
was the initiation ~ eight nsu
members, namely. Ernest pnsls
ioran. VI seh0ck, G. n King, W
o. spaiir. Frank BaIssno, ~ l.
Tucker. Charles JohBBssn ana
james Hscrsto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
louder Trophy
Play To Open

Women Of Meadow Park win
compete for the Jowder golf tro-
ply in competition that will open
Tuesday and continue on each
Tuesday until the last Tuesday Of
July The low seven net scorers
will be the winner. Ths round
robin also starts with the first
Tuesday In March PHirings for
the tombstone tourney Tuesday
viii be- Aesdames Jack Green and
H. c. Define. Neil Day and VII
liam Turner. a. Carter and y.
Thsckeray. A. Hors1eIl and c J.
Senner: e. r.. Harkins and A Be
rilis Ken Noll and William Fin.
neil. l.. cTIsoe and &. ~. FRITZ.
william hottls and y. u Shad.
duck. Jack Adams and James Kar.
pach j. shannon and Gladys Rob
erts. l.. Powers and Pear Miller,
J. r. Craig and >. l.. Cordsn. Is.
Brouse and l.. Gwyer. T Nixon
and s Roberts, Paul Jones ana
c. Brigham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

the House Of DAVID base ball team
and taking regular turns on the
mound. She Jared quite well dur
ing q two-inning stint. during
which she displayed a good fast
one and a nice curve, referring. u
course. 10 the horsehide
She wa. playing golf. an
other Of her athletic a1eofBp-
lishments. at the TIM u her
second visit. and asfonished a
lot o. Tacoma links artists
with her ability TO iarrup the
gutta-pereha pellet.
Pete Mehringer. the former Uni
versity Of Kansas and American
Olympic athlete teammste Of
the former Miss Diduckson IN tbs
It's quite possible that Mildred
Babe" Didrikson, girl marvel Of
the 1882 Olympic Games and now
the wife Of George Zsharias. the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
EriayeC Arrives
For HOStak Bout

ss~, sass ~ Win have -
tueuhle In aosrg te1 p~aees.
whirh shsusa threw Nm twee
the ssss 81 trsess sAse w
p~sswas. gsstes . stveeway -
weight Tar 1ee~ssh.
Ars injured hands are sspssFsst
ant Effsvak II believed tn h< Iust
the tyre 90 tess fhs fssAaIsee thssf-
ossr hiy. Promoter nsuxmAn sAya
II IN great shape sed stsNs
ING 10 get into sstsan.
A packet gym watched his
~cfk out yesterday. rte v hitting
sharply sna with seemingly great
a. power than EVER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Set for Bout
With Collins

After breezing through an eight
round workout Friday afternoon
and proving oonclusively that he
had shaken off the last vestiges of
the illness which kept him idle
for five days. Jock Mcomber
settled down today to an intensive
lastminute training siege in prep
aration for his io-round battle
with Ernie Collins Thursday al
Greenwich coliseum.
The Socking Scot fairly
sailed through the Friday se>-
sion, which consisted of bag
punching. shadow boxing and
rope-skipping. and today was
20 resume boxing. Al least
six rounds Of glove work vas
slated to-day and sunday. fol-
lowed by round or two less
Monday and Tuesday.
George Griffing. Collins man
ager. pronounced the Indian young
ster in the best shape Of his career
following Friday afternoon drill
which consisted of four rounds of
boxing with Mike kanski, rugged
middleweight from Fargo, n. d.
and two with Dell Martin. Tacoma
amateur loo FOUNDER, together
with four rounds of calisthenics
and shadow boxing.
Taeoma's Davey Ward, re-
garded n the outstanding mitt
prospect In the Northwest.
tackles his first six-rounder
when he meets Billy Madden,
Portland weller, In the semi
final
Other supporting bouts: Special
event, four rounds, middleweights,
fluffy" Tyson. Tacoma. VS.. Mike
kanski. Fargo n. D.; second pre-
liminary. four rounds, weller
weights. Hank Curtis, Tacoma, VS.
Eddie Caudell, Wenatchee: opener
four rounds, middleweights. GENE
Toulouse, Tacoma. VS.. Red" Hos
kins, Wenatchee.
The advance sale of tickets II
being conducted at four downtown
establishments: Lane Cigar com
pany. Chappell 4 Grimes, Anne>
Lunch Rust building), and thu
Lincolnshire hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Abes to Meet
Bells Tonight

Although out of the running for
the city prep title. the Bellarmine
basketball team can drop the Ian
coin quintet from the race II II
downs the Abes In their game to-
night on the Lincoln NAPLES. The
tilt will start at Sis. following a
: o'clock game between the midget
teams of the schools.
The Lincoln eagers have slim
chance of tieing for the crown.
II they win their remaining three
games two with Bellarmine and
one with the Tigers they can
share first place with Stadium.
A severe blow To the Abe
hopes against Bellarmine IN
the loss Of Don Hcgele, stellar
center. who will not play to-
night because Of Illness. Coach
Bill Hardie said he would shift
Logan Blades To the spot and
use Jack Godfrey In Blades
position.
This viii be the third game be-
tween the teams this season. Lin
coin won the first contest. 1890,
and Bellarmine took the second,
20-Ie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
INCOLN SHARKS SPOIL INVASION OF VANCOUVER TRAPPERS
SoIum Dro1|kS
Pool Figures

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Tns veNcosgves rW1NUoeD fo(g
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to-day N the Tiger tenh.
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whlis Inc bess The rvnpp~vp en&l9
ssp Nas u roe t~u 0fNfA II
t.yns alnp sunk fsrsr eeeee1D -
compared with vnneesvue'e pNDA
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

Tacoma Ski Club
Plans BOwl Trip

The Tacoma ski club viii Iogr-
ney 20 the Milwaukee Bki bOyi az
IIyak sunday morning AT 7
o'ckck. with Jlmmy 0'kssfs in
charge u arrangements ciuD
members viii take part In a
handicap and novelty rare, a. well
az an obstacle event with prizes
for men and women. Plans can
be made By calling Garland s7zz,
the SKI shack. or be At the shack
at $50 a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

ing these keys But could be separate OF the
earth another again, yet dlicdys hare
treasured IN memories OF the grdndest days three
friends had And you hken your to mine
old friends gone rich and toreper lasting
THE Little Sergeant Eddie Mano has gone into business
handling the stic affairs of former mddwght champion
Little opened the Marine
highway
And ths! Eddie cooks the spaghetti master at The profess
DEAR MET: Let me hare one little acord :. Just
II s. S. 1cbo aCrOte that original letter
planning Of basketball decisions in specific gamer? Who
is he? H. d.
Dear H. d. Please 1efs-oh, ceu listen. do mot
know other than this it lCOmaH and not man as
all supposed :. E. M.
Joe WATERMAN from Los Angeles town and former Ia
Northwest fight promoter referring TO his Joe
Louis Jack Roper heavyweight title fight in L. A. April
u.s. steps the platform of public print and predicts
Roper will KNOCK OUT LOUIS.
Says Joe always great gambler and long shot picker
of success:
ROPER CAN'T WIN?
the learn never
profit by wrong predictions and what short memories they
telling Jack Roper hasn't chance
heavyweigh clash
world Wrgey Field April 18TH
thinks these experts are all wrong
Perish the Thought roper
has good tough two strong legs possesses brain
waop that mans head off is landed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Victoria Tourney
Billed Next Week

VICTORIA - The 18th annual
Empress winter golf tournament
will be held here next week. Mon
day through Saturday.
Sunday many golfers of the
Northwest will converge on the
Oak Bay course TO get in practice
rounds. Among the out-of-towners
will be a score or more entrants
from Tacoma and Seattle.
The course is in unusually fine
playing condition for this time Of
the year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Kemp pIasss 81
il eross-eeunly

SOa0norTw. C~1oe. ~ un>vsrs
sisy II wsshlnosuu's ~ Team. -
Tending champloae. hid . eosn.
unanxilng Lad tostsy - vuee eenne
roIisgians We'd fnv hnnoen n NmWNs
hill and slxlusn events II ~ -
eifss Crest intercollegiate saemp
Led 81 Rshest navsA ~ ~.
ished first. The washtngtealsee
placed seur men ssu<Mg IN f1sus
10 ln yesterdays fouS.mtle esuaDs
country run through : astvtro
snowsfnvm alewG tn sssvvn M
vsda flats.
Mans sh~sals1 - - sssun1s
aheaA ~ no1o1ea oDo1oeego91
~ ~ ufabsesu1oy ~ corcops
Wla. seree1 p@nee N1oneeI
nases's stsss wos - uI1nmons
~ Ia se~p01m.
Others In tn FIRST ~ voes u14G
rhnfgenscn WsshtnGt0N Dea1e,
third, Kebers Kemp f1ueIsoe =
Puget aound. fouvsh. Otis tn1Nena.
ws1htnetDn. flfth: nangeT Qvo)ev
Washington. smith: rroees WoDes
University a Nsva1s. e~vun6b3
Putnam nsneh. Caiifosnta. s1U1tnt
fsani sc@va. WsshIngtee, ointh
and lin Warden, Nsvada. I'm.
bIvs inches NJ fpu1a saeU
promised ideal eondtiIans fos b.
days svents. Tn mast Wtjl M
sunday vita jumping 81 ua1ees
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

Johnny Erjassk. the iscn esaned
Chicago light heavyweight, III
Seattle ground yesterday in psep'
aration Tor his ie-roandef sith
Al Hestas, the Savage alsy. At
Crystal Pool. Seattle. Tuesday
night
Eriexak limhered hls muscles
hlt and to-day and Sunday viii so
into HI. boxlnk grind, lilo came
north from Oakland. Calf. and
hroagh, Jack corrssan along a.
srarfsng mate.
etEvak. . rugged esn nj.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Last Nights Basketball Results

Arizona 80. New Mexico 81
Utah 50. Brigham Young ~.
Denver "a, Colorado State p.
Stanford 30. California IS.
Southern California 40. u. c. l.
A. IS.
Arizona Techrs. Flagstaff 81,
Arizona Techrs.. Tempe AZ.
San Diego State 81, San Jose
State 80.
College of Pacific ~. Chico
State "a.
Texas Tech 81, New Mexico Ag-
gees 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Ski Weather

muNduhff MI howl thNhkb-
Temperature Of rs degrees; four
inches OF new snow; total Of l0s
inches; cloudy, with light west
wind; skiing excellent.
Stas-rpede--Temperature Of ~
degrees; eight inches Of new snow /;
total Of 100 inches; calm and part
cloudy; snow dry: skiing excellent.
Monad Lake-Temperature Of IL
degrees; Is inches of new snow
total of 146 inches: showing light
iy; light west wind; snow dry and
powdery; skiing excellent.
Martin Lodge-TemperatUre Of
"a degrees; IL inches of new snow ;
total of 40 inches: cloudy, with
light west wind; snow fast and
dry; skiing excellent.
Paradise ValIey-Road open 10
Narada Falls; chains required nj
Longmire: shuttle busses 0perat-
ing; temperature Of l6 degrees
IL inches Of new snow; total OF
217 inches; overcast: showing
north wind; skiing good.
Mt. Baker Lodge--ROsd open Ia
lodge; snow on road from four
miles east OF glacier TO lodge
chains required; temperature Of 10
degrees; nine inches Of new snow
total of 23S inches; clear; sno"
dry; skiing good.
snoqualmie Pass-S0rfh Bend
10 Easton, snow on road from u
miles west Of summit to Easton
chains required; temperature Of
- degrees; six inches of n~~
snow; total Of 1871 inches; overcast
and calm; skiing good.
Park Junction--snow and slust
on road from Park Junction "a
EnumcIaw; temperature 81 81 d.
grees; 10 inches Of new snow
total Of 81 incbs~; broken overcast
Gayuse Pass -- 22D Inches oi
snow; skiing good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Vancouver Goes
To Portland Tie
XANCOLyEE. b. C.-Va

VANCOUVER. n. G.--Nsn1ou-
yer wen; two points ahead Of
Spokane in the race far third
place in the Pacific Coast Ice
Hockey league today By fighting
Portland 70 IL overtime tie in
rough game lat night
Portland scored in the second
period and u was nearly the end
Of the third frame before Van
couyer came hack 10 tie the count.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Clouer Parkers
Join U.S.. Rifles

WARRINGTON, q. e. Clover
Park Junior Riffs club ~ Tssemn.
has b~en granted ehAstss ~ ~
National Riffs association. ~ NJ
slsmsi governing holy ~ ~ sD0v1
NJ target shooting. seaosdlng 10 N
sanoupesmrat made ts<1ay ~ ~
headquarters u ihs aenssAoeioa
here.
Ths riub. open 10 say so1oDnt -
the Clover rsxh high se4nuA ~
= shsrsss membsrship = ~
IT, sfeheess 80 uneo11
gsgss. 01e. 3. - ~ DDonos
1sst rseA Wtiaess, ~ !, uss
~. vtee oses>1eae Wo0oo
useWs, I4ahnns1e elsA ennDor
ensy Av1tog Ghoo1uen, ~. y
oes 113-G. tsenn>ges; ~
WiIotves, oes- .. 0oa ~. Gunpop
ttss ssetess, $50 L. - - ~
Jsksssw. eoe. Z. - 81. =
~ tesersseeee,
THIS club viii adhere - NJ ~
ilonaI sfaaninstiess rssiss - ~
struetIons. vhieh havs sngvo1 -
give rifle and pistol shoo1tag eeue-
petition The he~t satisfy reeop1 -
any sehois~ssc sport. Il u 80 -
1000 setivs clubs sffiIkel61 wteh
The National hifis ssesrtetion.
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Colonels Capture
Basketball Crown

The Oh Kentucky COl0nsls. by
dlnt " Howard cauo8icas long
one. handed shs, from thu eofnsr IN
the second overtime period. d.
feAfad tas Y. ". &. A., 7sszz. At
rsiiarm lssi niEhi 10 ain tfss
PHrs Iaae PENDENT Basketball
league champ Ignsisip
-. - -. ..s.s - a. . .
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T0tais ....s4..s.s. - -
Halftfns feaas stamford ~ Cali
foTuls "a
Pre- throws missed Hsnrs. MOT
sanssn osIiys 2, sieksftoH .,
IGoruz6.
Officlals pan Watson ana Lloyd
I.elth
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Stanford
Tops Bears


bBsaNb4bsIsb 'hsfs f7A"fhft'
conquered the favored University
of California. 3D-35, laat night. The
defeat dropped the Bears into
first-place tie with the University
Of Southern California In ths south
division Of thu Pacific Coast con-
ference basketball race u. y. G.
won oyer the University ~ Call
fornis Of Los Angeles. $3.50.
The teams play sgain tonight
in game that may decide the
championship Of the southern d.
vision.
II may see California dumped
out 81 the title race altogether
or may result in the necessity Of
a playoff with a. s. q. 10 deter
mine which squad will meet Ore
gOn for tho coast championship.
hfaufofd f39t
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Cordon's BROKER
Joins Womatehoo

WESArdmGE. Wssh. - tnsh
ossdoa. hFvth~y II Jns "vlAshs
uerfoa u ths New York. Yenteeas
signed to-day n pay sscoa1 bnHe
and snofsstop for The Wsnet<hse
Chiefs ~ shs Western lnteguar
tienal hsnrhAli league.
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NEW YORK Wayne sabin Of
Portland. Ore. shot for his sixth
straight tennis title Of the winter
season today in meeting Frank
Bowden Of New York In the ma
tional indoor singles championship.