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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-05-04
DAMASCUS

Miss Bernadine Jones, Of Silver
Spring, spent last weekend with Mrs.
Melvin Holly, of this place.
Miss Eugenia Miles completed a
secretarial course at the Washington
School for Secretaries this week and
Miss Marjorie Brandenburg gradual
ed from Strayer's Business College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn Williams
moved last week from their winter
apartment at Ridgeville to Damascus,
where they will spend the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Beall.
Mr.. Clifford Hyatt, of Huntington,
w. Va, is spending months vaca-
ton at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Mildred Hyatt, near Damascus.
Miss Annabel Cue, who has been
employed this winter at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Day, moved this
week to Long Corner, where she will
spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Maurice Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Poole, former
ly of Cookesville, are making their
home with Mrs. Gertrude Poole, of
Damascus.
Many young people of this COM
munity attended party given by the
young peoples club of Montgomery
Chapel on Thursday night.
Messrs. David Baker, Everett Jones
and William King attended two-day
convention Of the Maryland Youth
Conference at Wilmington, Del, last
weekend.
Mrs. Delma Souder Harris, was re-
moved TO Johns Hopkins Hospital last
week, where she will remain indefi-
nitely for treatment and observation.
The Ladies Homemakers Club met
on Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Gertrude Poole.
Roscoe Pearce and H,ghman Bran
denburg Of Damascus attended ball
at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in
Frederick on Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Fetzer an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Dorothy, to Mr.. Lee Comp
ton, of Washington.
Mrs. Edna Brandenburg, Miss Betty
Brandenburg, Dorothy Pearce and
Mrs. Nellie Beall were overnight
guests of friends in Baltimore on
Friday.
Mr.. Austin Beall, of Washington,
spent last weekend at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Della Burdette.
Misses Helen and Dorothy Burdette
of Silver Spring, and Miss Mary Lee
Watkins, of Somerset, were guests
of Mrs. Byrtle Bates, during last week
end.
Mrs. Roger Poole and Miss Anna
belle Cue, called on Mrs. Amanda
Purdum, who is spending some time
wit hher daughter, Mrs. Sally Souder
on Thursday evening.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-05-04
BROWNINGSVILLE

A surprise birthday party was
given at the home of Mr.. Eugene S.
Walker on Tuesday night in honor OF
the twenty-frst birthday of his son,
Stewart Walker. Stewart received
quite a few lovely gifts. Games were
played and delicious refreshments
were served.
Those present were Misses Virginia
Burdette, Esther, Ruth and Helen
Beall, Louise and Vivian Barnes, Viz
GINA and Alma Burdette, Gladys
Fetzer, Laura Helen Day, Janice Wat
kins, Mary Stull, Eileen Cline, Evelyn
Walker and Mary Virginia Day.
Messrs. Lindsay McElfresh, Howard,
John and Rudilie Beall, Arthur Law
son, Hartford Lawson, Harold Wat
kins, Glenwood King, Ed. Linthicum,
Harold Bennette, Eddie Beall and Ed
sci Walker and Marvin Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. hurry Day and FAM
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Day and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Day and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Lawson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Cline, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Day and Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Day.
Mr.. Harry Burdette has been con-
fined to the house this week with a
sprained wrist.
Mr.. Lansdale Burdette is confined
to his bed suffering with a severe
cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Linthicum and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-05-04
BOYD

The Ladies Aid Society held its an
nual meeting with the following off,
Gers elected: President, Mrs. James
Maughlin; vice-president, Mrs. Mar
gle Grimes; secretary, Mrs. Smith
Hoyle, and treasurer, Mrs. James
Norris.
Miss Fannie Hergesheimer has re-
turned to her home at Berkeley
Springs, W. Va, after spending some
time in this vicinity.
Mr.. Mitchell Luther spent several
days last week at his old home in
North Carolina. He was accompanied
by his son, Robert, who will spend
some time in the Carolinas. The Luth-
ers settled in Boyd about two years
ago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-05-04
POOLESVnLE

Poolesville high school teams, under
the direction Of Mr.. C. Merrick Will
son, were winners at the annual vo-
cational field day of the Maryland
Future Farmers of America: held on
Saturday at College Park. In the
poultry judging contest the Pooles-
vile team represented by Ray Bod
tner and Clyde Foster placed first. The
Poolesville high school team in the
milk judging competition came out
second, Edwin Byrd scored high.
Ray Bodmer won first place also in
individual poultry judging. More than
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Zimmerman OF
Mt. Airy spent Sunday afternoon and
evening in Washington.
Miss Mary Stull of near Purdum
spent last Tuesday night with Miss
Janice Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Beall of Lewis
dale, gave a birthday dinner on Sun
day in honor of the seventeenth birth
day of their daughter, Helen. Dinner
guests were: Misses Evelyn Walker,
Virginia Burdette and Alma Burdettc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-05-04

Misses Harold Watkins, Glenwoo,,
King, Rudille Beall and Harv.,a
Beall, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dav Owl
family and Mr.. Cronin Beall.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward L. Burdette We're Mr.. and Mr.,
G. E. Kiessling and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Thayer and daupbter.
all of Washington, D. C.
Little Patsy Poole spent last wee,,
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Rur
dette.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

wei. noe thai ysuays asked
me. IN tell yes- Marine advised
The Md. II 10 because . Etxht =
sucker puseh~
Outside IT tAs first kfiexss bsi-
tie. Hastsk has not thrown . right
that ~ss : sssssr punch siaes.
That wss ne~iix's missaks. ~
threw . right 81 Ii..sss and - .
receipt tot isft nssh ffsm left
hoeker from t~fthask<ssvIiis.
Marine sshoalsa HE fighter In
fundamentals End psi.shsa him W.
SEATTLE LAD ArrxAns
HEST SINCE NAt.kGR
lIflsft.E the Erie aeeiin fight
W ptev~d little mare Than that
iio~tak can punch. the trim Seattle
youth has ell tne appearances
% the finest midslswssxht slnes
Mickey WALKER.
Indeed. n may ~ tssss. -
they eisim h he hls ssips~s
csuatfy. Inst NJ v ~ kess
siass nsssiey ksteh~t
Thlrsy.slx knockouss IN - fiwhtl
isn't half bad,
Al Hestak has . iot u stuff
including the power Of ths pehs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
Tacomans Win
Frosh Letters
UNIVERSITY or WASHING.

UNIVERSITY or WASHING
ToN--Two Tacoma youths, nov
students 81 Washington. wsrs
awarded 1913 freshmen nsmsrsi
sweaters for their participation In
tina arid sport at the close u the
fissklss' 1893 season.
Asarsw Be-isss. graduate ~
IAsesis high. reesisea he
ssmersi sweater fss hi. work
~ = guard positiss IN ths
three Eaaes the Pups" play
ed. While EuEsss Walters. for.
ssfiy " stadium high. sss .
hsifi=.sk 90 The squad.
The ffosh voH against orsxon
and Washington state after drop
plaE their epsnsr 10 fssillnsham
Normal Western Washington Coi-
lsEs " EducstiouJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
SOUND LEAGUE OPENS JAN. 5

PUYALLUP-Puget Sound con-
ference basketball squads will
swing into league play Jan. 5. but
the first glimpse of the league
cage teams in action against each
other comes Wednesday. Dec. 20.
at the third annual Basketball
Jamboree at Kent.
This yearly preview attracts the
fans in great numbers, as all the
dopesters come out to put the fin
ger on the future champions. The
affair is also something of a style
show, since each team dons its
latest basketball mites.
As usual, the league will
split into North and South
divisions for Jamb0ree COM
petition. North qulntets are
Renton. Highline, Auburn and
Kent, while South teams are
Puyallup. Sumner, Buckley
and Enumclaw.
The league schedule opens Jan
. and closes exactly two months
later, on March 5. The Puget
Sound conference does not sane
ton entry of any of its teams II
the state basketball tourney.
The schedule:
Dec. 2O-Jamboree at Kent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
Ladies Night
In City Loop

All members of the feminine sex
will be admitted free to City Bas-
ketball league games tonight at
Lincoln high gym. beginning at I
o'clock. Yep. it's another ladies'
night" which proved so popular
when held once before this sea-
son.
California Florists held
Johnson Paint even during the
regular playing time, then lost
In an overtime session the last
time they met. The Florists
will attempt TO even the score
In the opening game tonight
Mt Z.
Chillas will clash with Cammar-
amos in the s o'clock contest.
Chillas has yet to lose a game,
being firmly entrenched at the
top of the standings. while the
Cams have not won a tilt in five
starts. giving them undisputed
possession of the cellar.
Feature tilt Of the evening at
o'clock will bring together the
Inter-City Auto Freight team and
Consumers Meat. The Consumers
in a startling upset, pinned a de
feat on the Freighters when they
met in the first round. And, Dol
stored by John Klumb. ex-Wash
ington State and Stadium star
they are going to try to do
again.
This tilt will be broadcast eve
KMO, beginning at 9:15.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

booh IL iesss. skinny. serseny.
babylsh wslhy Van Horn. with
his devastating tennis strahss.
wss the No, . sensation n 1850.
unssnksd and unsesded. fhis
is.ysar-old drovs 10 shs final
round sf the national ehamClos-
ships. licking Jack Istomrieh %
Austfsils. and Wayne nsbsn and
kiwocd Cooke on be wsy,
n vas his play q semhsna~
tiDa u Bulge. Vines ssa Tii.i<a
II thslf most severe. that gave
the tournament iss spsfkIs and
sxeitsmsnt
Iowa and CoFnsii sefs TIE
two top surprises N foosh@IL
Ths Hs~ksyss. with practically
the same small team they e1f.
fsfsd vita In 1854. siseififisd
ths country with ma leT yistefy
after major victory. insiadins
ones over NosFs Dsms and Mia
nssoss.
Cornsi:. thought 70 bs hssf
another group ~ Ivy isssss~fs
with mere manners than sisss.
swept thrsush usdsfssteA. and
one ~ ~ victories was : smash
Ing ain ever onio state. miehty
Ma TssHsf
The saiiepsns u ohie stats
did mefs foe Ire prestige u
eastern football than anything
IN many = year.
iiis Craig Wessd. the man
whs never sisss 10. ~ss fh<
stsntiout suFpstss Ia seif A
compIsts tesst IN isss ard tsST.
year. wblsh ssw him fsii sssa
70 quality for ths national epsa
ard she =. q. A. championship.
Wood rssslnsa his mastery eysr
wood and ran ard wsaf 70 ~
holss IN tina final ~ ths 6psn
bafas yislkiina tina title 70 ne
Nspsf-bot play II f,ynoa Melissa.
fiEeokIyss 9affy Dpdasfa
shocked tie baseball petid -
finishing tblFa. ~hleh wss three
- four n0fshss higher than ssy
" ne sfitiss afsamsd they
No8ld uhsa the ssssssa epsnsa
JuhisF Thsmpsssa. Hsas piteasr.
snd Ted Williams. had sea fsnss
bosts1 ssss tops smasg ~
SasssaIlsf2
Junior hoped from ~ sally
league 10 ths ssosid seftss W
one ssssaa. sna wlnlsms Han
died > bas ~ . Hannsr whieh
brought dreams ~ snofheF bses
Ruth % Owner Tom rs~ksy.
Ia horne fstinE IN hsss 70
tsks Fl9bting Fos's via N ths
Massachusetts hanaisap. wn~n
h. ileksa tbs tlkss u chailedoa.
Fgnpooa snA Nssiayr for the
$50 900 The Fox Eas : fpas.
ing failure IN 1888 and ~ paid
or - . littls better than II
20 1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
Bell Gridmen
Dine Tonight

BeIlsrmins varsity Eridmea
viii dine tonight In the fseliar-
mine dining room. Letters viii
be presented pissers. Picture.
will b. shsun Of the Santa
Clara W. Purdue Eams. The
Bell beopmea. By the wsy. are
scheduled 10 meet Res 81 Beli
gymnasium Tuesday Night. The
Roy hoy. won In the first game
betwees the auiHt..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

Hlghline at Auburn. Buckley at
Sumner. Renton at Puyallup.
Jan. s-Kent at Sumner, Buck
ley at Enumclaw, Auburn at Rem
ton. Puyallup at Highline.
Jan. 12-Renton at Kent, Enum-
claw Mt Puyallup, Sumner at Au-
burn, HighlIne at Buckley.
Jan. 1s-Aubnrn at Kent, Enum-
claw at Highline. Puyailup nj
Buckley, Sumner at Renton.
Jan. 2s-kent at Puyallup, Rem
ton at Enumclaw. Buckley at Au-
burn, Highllne at Sumner.
Jan. 26-Kent at Buckley, Enum-
claw at Sumner, PuyaIlup at Au-
burn. Renton at Highline.
Feb. 2-Highline at Kent. Al
burn at Ennmclaw, Buckley n
Renton, Sumner at Puyallup.
SECOND ROUND
Feb. 9-Sumner at Kent, Enum.
claw at Buckley, Renton at Au'
burn, Highline at Puyailup.
Feb. IS-kent at Renton. Puy
allup at EnumcIaw. Auburn d
Sumner. Buckley at Highline.
/ Feb. 20-Kent at Auburn, High
line at Enumclaw. Buckley Mt Puy
allup. Renton at Sumner.
Feb. 23 Puyallup at Kent
Enumclaw at Renton. Auburn a
Buckley, Sumner at Highline.
Feb. 27-Buckley at Kent, sum
ner at Enumclaw, Auburn At Puy
allup, Highline at Renton.
March Kent at Highline, IN
umclaw At Auburn, Renton q
Buckley, Puyallup at Sumner.
March Kent at Enumclau
Auburn 1T Hlghline. Puyallup .
Renton, Sumner At Buckley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
Henry McLemOre Says:

Nothing IN sport can match the
time when The prey becomes ths
hunter and the hunter starts 10
pray. Oalsnto may be the No 4
screwbail. but for 1890 he also
was No, l surprise
The slightly moth.eaien grass
courts u Forest Hills provided
the scene for thu second rank
ing surprise Of the year. In my
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
Dykes Rids Self
OF "Jitters' by
Watching Dutton

CiNCrNNATi---yimmy Dykes.
White Sos manager. .Hys thai
Whenever ~ gets . ss-~ -
"servesr aasAns the wissss be
gees 10 New Yerk and cures u
by watching Ned Dnstsn. nsaa-
sscr Of the New York Americas
Hockey team. In sstien. Every
time ! think I'm rvsdy for .
padded cell I watch Ned Midget
down there" Gays Dykes. Then
feel safe bseau.e hes
~ least five years ahead u ne
when n eomes % Iiiiess and !
know they wen't cart ne s~sy
sntii they ret him first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
Joey Archibald
To Defend Crown

NEW YORK - Featherweight
Champion Joey Archibald prob
ably will accept a $4,000 offer 10
defend his title against Jimmy
Perrin at the New Orleans audi
forum Feb. IL or IS. hts man
sger, Al Weill, indicated today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

NEW ronm TAs herHslerH1en
University = ofeeaa noeHe<1o1
team PLAYS Tsmpls a rHi1o1elDlxIa
tonight AFTER 1rappsas ~ flss1
game - ths s<~sea u L6n1 tnlen1
sHivsssity here saturday el1nk =
V o.
4 ~ - - p~1ly ml~e
Win e~ly - ee<~e1. = ~.
anvs ~ m1nehh>e1s o1e1e ~
asasn<~esve sir>ssy n - e~ee~
usns nnms ne(see in.ooo -
- aen1k>ea n~nnss ens6en.
n TIE flf~t game II the 6eU1to4
hssdsr. ne okIshams A61ies v1i-
Hoped ths csty ceIl>ss = Nsw yeeh
MA
King sl~& N Oregon ssms No.
" shs dying seconds ~ En> f<1ui1s
second hsif orsxsn's reserve f~p-
Ter. Afshis nsfssik. eeos>d twles
IN ths es<xtime reftaf 10 ~ IL
ssors. has sseh sIms IN nisehs6rls
drew shssas Mag esAA -
sIinsb<f.
T~s sssp~ts. 0<easw ~.
wasa whs IN ~ nnese pi1n
fsns Dev~~ea1 feHls hpss<e ~
fisss h.ts $500. ses~xshe1ene
- htsn sessss ~ ~ vls6e.
80 wtth ~ ps<n1s. te1<11s
ssss>1 ~ - l~ss f.1ss1 -
Mag ss~<e ~
uf<sea Displayed ssass - -
fiss<t b~skst szaetlas ex<s s<<a n
The ssftyss during th@ mrs hsifs
which ended NitA ofsxae lesdlex
comfortably. ss.10 tn fIlsssnsr5s
gradually fnsl1d In Fsnkz Ia tns
second p<Ftpd. however. SOD sssp<
10 - ~ N ss1at - ~ fia&i
Esin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
Snead Wins
$500 Check

MIAMI. F1a--sam snead. long
driving West virginian. had a
$500 check for his victory in the
Miami open golf tournament and
a fun measure OF sweet satisfac-
ton today.
BY coming from behind with q
: brilliant six-under-par 81 yester-
day. Snead served vigorous notice
on his fellow pros that he could
stand the going at its toughest.
There had been some doubt
about that since the afternoon last
summer at the Philadelphia Coun-
try club when he took an eight
on the 18th hole to hand the ma
tional open crown to Byron Nell
son.
II was the reverse ytster-
day. for Il was Nelson who
blew up after leading for
three rounds. However. De-
Tending Champion Harold
tJug) McSpadcn hung up
2ss for Sncad to shoot at and
Sam needed &C for a tie.
There was little doubt after
( snead's 81 on the front nine that
he would 60 on to win. Time
after time he electrified a bowling
gallery of 1850 with booming tee
: shots. approaches that were dead
to the pin and puts that never
failed to drop.
He had two brief lapses when
he took bogeys on the fourth and
y 14th. but he more than made up
: for them with an eagle two at the
sixth, where he canned a 75-yard
approach shot, and six brides
He breezed in with a 80 to tie
the course record.
McSPADEN s1.250
7 Snead put together rounds of
IS ~. 81 and 81 for his nine
under-par total of 271.
McSpaden finished with a 1851
81 for a 72-hole total Of 273,
two strokes better than his win
: ming 275 last year. but all it was
+ good for this time was the 81, 250
' second-place purse.
, Bud Williamson, a lanky
lad from Fort Wayne. Ind,
Z turned In his second Sc In n
row 10 take the $1,000 third
prize with 276. Ben Hogan
of White Plains, n. Y, had a
: 6s for 277 that earned him
$3.50. Nelson followed with
27S. He could do no better
than IS yesterday, after hav-
ing shot rounds Of IS, SO
and 6S.
The only consolation for the
rosy-cheeked national open cham
pion was that he finished far
enough ahead of P. G. A. Titlisi
Henry Picard to win the Harry
Vsrdon memorial trophy that goes
. reach year to the nations out
standing tournament pro.
Picard, who was five points uI
on Nelson in the trophy stand
ings before the tournament, came
in with 2s2. but the 800 priz,
he got made him the years lead
ing money-winner with earnings
of S10,303.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

PARK Church Fratsrnal and In
dustrial league games Monday.
BellarrnlBs as. ParklaBd Trinity
Lutheran Va Taboms W q. W. ..
First Methods, ". Puyaliup Chris
ilsb, .. Ep~orth Methodist -.
knspp's Business college. Latter
Day Saints. bye.
Tuesday. hccaryer gym Gas.
Messiah Lutheran W. Central La.
thsrsn; =. Pstsrman MsnufAetar-
ing Co. Va y y, Railway sh0ps
.. Northwest Door w. Latter Day
Saints.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
VALLEYS QUINT
SHOWING WAY

With the first games Of the
league through the net. this sea
son promises 10 BE- a fight down
the floor with the teams playing
good clean games OF basketball.
The standings 10 far are A. fol-
lows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
Gunnar Barlund
Boxes ColuneHi

NEW YORK ~ Gunnar Barlund,
Finnish heavyweight. will box Italo
colunelli. Italian title-holder. in
the eight-round main bout Of a
Help Finland" program Saturday
night at Ridgewood Grove arena.
T. o. vaheryuori. Finlsnd's consul
general and sponsor Of the show,
announced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
Hostak's Style Impresses Cleveland Fans
Grayson Calls
Him Fighter of
The Old School
nv HARRY GRAysoN
NEA Service spsrss Editor

CLEVELAND Albert Hostak n
" an old school ffgh.er right
down 10 the tnrtie-neck sweater.
corduroy pants and See my mana
ger"
The Seattle siovak has the
punehers margin. which 10 about
50 per cent the best 81 Il.
He Is the quick and devastating
hitter OF the old figh, managers
dreams As loose In that re-
speet as Dizzy Deans tongue.
In his first engagement with
solly ktieger. he demonstrated
that ne could take a good belt and
a betting and so the route.
I saw Al Hostak work eat
for Eric Seeiig In Cleveland
and watched him hat cut the
battered German refugee In !
minute and 81 seconds.
II was the 23.year-old Hostaks
first start outside Of the Pacific
Northwest and ! want to 70 on
record a. saying that u he never
makes another the National Boxing
associations middleweight cham.
pion win stiil be plenty pusiIist-
Eddie Marine. the old feather
who manages Hostak. declares
that his charge will appear In New
York only "a champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
HOsTAk sCHOoLED
AND POLISHED UP
SHREVEPORT.

SHREVEPORT. Ia. There
was no single minute throughout
the dying year to compare with
those few seconds when Joe
Louis. the killer, was on the
floor looking up at Tony Ga
lento, the freakish little fat man
from New Jersey.
Even those close TO thu ring
side could not believe their eyes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
DRUNMAN OFFERS
CONN $4,000

THURMAN offers Conn t25, 900
II to defend the heht-heavy-
weight leadership against Hostak
In Seattle and will give Garcia .
richer reward than he ever before
received.
He believes that Conn and Hos
TAX would gross $3.50. 900 In Sc
attic next spring. Hostak and
Garcia half that much. Hostak
and Steele played to an $50. 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

mo. Eddie. but I'm tired II
yelling nsnsr" replied Hcsssk.
why do ] have 10 yell Bang
when I throw right hand :"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
Poggie Club To
Elect Officers

the Tacoma Poxsis club siii
elect 1870 officers 81 the annusl
meeting Tuesday night A. Odd
Fellows hall ~ o'clock There
viii be . turkey feature. also
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
FRED MAY TOP
MAN AT SHOOT

Fred May led the shooters at
the Tacoma Gun club event yes
terday, taking honors in the io-
yard feature, As out of 80. Andy
Landram was second with ~ and
Andy Rowe and Joe Wallace tied
for third, As. DR.. s. L. Blair tied
in the skeet shoot with Joe O'Neil,
Il out of so.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
Ski Weather

PARADISE - Temperature, II
degrees; four inches new snow;
total, 81 inches; cloudy; southwest
winds; skiing conditions fair;
chains needed from Longmire 70
Narada-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
MIGHTY IN MAINE

ORONO. Me.-In the is years
Fred Rice has been coach. the Uni
versity of Maine has won the state
football championship 10 times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
NEW YORK REFUSED
TO RECOGNIZE HIM

HosTAK and Marine can't get
1 L over the fact that the New
York commission refused 10 rec
ognize the former a. ruler when
he placed a lily in Freddie steele's
hand In one round.
Fred Aposton beat the ancient
and honorable Young corbett III
for the New York version OF the
title. and the Manhattan moguls
appeared correct in judging Ho-
stalk a cheese champion when the
shopworn krieger put him In a
hospital In lifting his claim TO the
title In Is rounds In Seattle.
But good fighters bounce
hack, 20 Hostak caught up
with krieger last June and
blasted him out In four rounds.
Meanwhile, Ceferino Garcia
flattcned Apostoli 10 b. the
New York pretender.
Hostak could get sizeable purses
for boxing Garcia and Billy Conn
In New York and u eager e
tackle them.
But he started with Nate Drux
man. the Seattle promoter. and i
In with Druxman that he intend
to stick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

10 and II VIII not b. played tiii
the last week In February. due 20
conflicts In the use % shooi
buildings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

n you're not tsing n. sell u uith
Fsst-Aelion Times Want "A
Call MAin 1i5i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
Yelm Tornadoes
Win Hoop Game

YELN Yelm Tornadoes added
another practice win to their belt
with a 1888 victory over Moclips
here last night. Earl McCloud and
Tom Alongi each hit the hoop for
a dozen points. Moclips seconds
won 2s-22.