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Evening star., 1939-04-02
CoIored Loop to Meet

The Colored Departmental Base
ball League will hold its first meet
ing at 7:3O tomorrow night at the
residence of George B. Smacke-um,
1925 Park road NV. All depart
ments of the Federal and municipal
government are eligible to join the
loop. and those interested should be
represented.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Viroinio Mines Clash

Virginia White Sox of the North
ern Virginia League will play prac-
tice game at o'clock this afternoon
meeting the Red Sox at Baileys
Crossroads. Players interested In
participating in the league this sea-
son should be present before the
game.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Forrington and Baker
In Budminton Final

Max harrington, George Washing
ton University athletic director, and
Joe Baker will play the final match
Of the District badminton singles
today at 3 pm. in the Kensington
Armory.
The match has been held up
through an injury to Farrington's s
ankle.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Cornell Honors White

ITHACA, N. Y, April / LR-
Robert F.. White of Cleveland, base
ball captain and 150-pound football
halfback, has been awarded the Cor
nell Daily Sun trophy as the athlete
who has maintained the best stand
ard of athletic tradition this year.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Bobbitt's Baskets Tell

Paced by Rabbits 16 points,
Mount Vernon tossers defeated West
washington Baptist, 40-30, last night
in the Y. M. c. A. Sunday School
Basket Ball League. Chism scored
J II points for the losers.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Golf Leaders Elected

WINCHESTER, Va, April LES
ter D. Arnold has been elected pres
ident of the Winchester Golf Club
Wendell B. Goode vice president
Philip r. Fowle treasurer and Edwin
G. Parker secretary.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Terrors Will Play Cubs

Chevy Chase Terrors will stack up
against Bethesda Cubs in baseball
game today at Chevy Chase Play
ground at o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Arundel Nine Booking

Arundel Aces are looking for
Saturday and Sunday baseball
games with insect mines. Contact
Manager D. Bendett, Lincoln 929O.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Tigers Defect Sylvuns

Sylvan Radio Insects, who dropped
To game to the T Street Tigers
yesterday, want baseball games this
week. Call Decatur 3l39.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
1VS1NION 4Sff VVkffNN'
1DO-POund Class Final,
Leads Army Gymnusts

WEST POINT, N. Y. April L.
Cadet Paul H. Krauss of Newark,
N. j., has been elected captain of
next years Army gylnnastic team.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Illinois Picks Captains

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. April l tP-
Billy M. Jones of Wood River. ILL.,.
will captain the 1939-40 Illinois
swimming team and Martin D. Un-
german of Brooklyn, N. Y, will lead
the water polo squad.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Keller and johnson Slug.

Errors - Chumbris, Aubry Runs batted
in-Robertson. johnson, Keller. TWO base
hit johnson. Three-base hit Keller i1
johnson. Burns. Keller, Double play
schank to Bruele to varju. Left on bases
Maryland Z; Rutgers. 3. Bases on balls
on Springer, .: of Coe. 3. Struck out
BY Springer. 5: by Coe. g. Hit by pitched
ball-By Coe tBengoechea). Umpires-
Messrs. Shoemaker and Cox.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
yas Start 7erps Increased Activities Provide Attractive Collegiate Week

END OF RUN PARADE-Bob Burns Maryland catcher npped
base in the opening round of Shining the Terps
from Rutgers yesterday College Park to All of the
taes of the contest preceded Burns demise Earl Springer
Maryland souhpaw kept the invaders hess in the abbreviated
tilt. Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Sports Program
For rLocuI Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Cincinnati,
Tampa, Fla.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Brooklyn,
Clearwater, Fla.
Swimming.
Wilson Pentathlon, Y. M. G. A.
Pool, 3:45.
TUESDAY.
Baseball.
American U at Georgetown, 3.
Vermont at Maryland, 1.
Anacostia at Episcopal.
Boxing.
Jim Robinson VS.. Steve Dudas,
feature bout, Turner's Arena,
$50.
Swimming.
Western Pentathlon, Y. M. G. A.
Pool, 3:45.
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Baltimore, Day.
tona Beach. Fla.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at West
ern, 3:45.
Track.
Dartmouth at Maryland, 4.
THURSDAY.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Brooklyn, Or
lando.
Harvard at Georgetown, 3.
Lacrosse.
Harvard at Maryland, 4.
Wrestling.
District A. A. U. Tournament,
junior preliminaries, Y. M. c. A.,
7:30.
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Boston Bees,
Orlando.
Dartmouth at Maryland, 2:3O.
Wrestling.
District A. A. U. Tournament,
Junior semi-finals, senior prelim-
inaries, Y. M. c. A., 7:3O.
Swimming.
Y. M. C. A. Pentathlon, Y. M.
G. A.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Boston Bees,
Orlando.
Vermont at Georgetown, 3.
Maryland at Virginia Tech.
Lacrosse.
Penn State at Maryland, $3.50.
Washington Lacrosse Club VS..
Virginia, Charlottesville, Va.
Track.
Virginia Tech at Maryland,
1:30.
Wrestling.
District A. A. U. Tournament.
Junior and senior finals, Y. M.
c. A., 7:30.
Evening star., 1939-04-02

PREPARATION-Elane Mcdowell horsewoman,
Gay Melody which she will ride in the hunter classes and
in the Chevy Chase show today
the EaWet highway grounds opposite the Meadowbrook
Saddle Club This combination the hack class at the
show last fall and member of the winning hunt
team at the recent Fort Myer affair."
Evening star., 1939-04-02

Totals s III Totals b B
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DOrtSmen, COnservatiOniStS Called To Arms
Cards Stacked
Against Public

The time when every sportsman and sonssrsn.
and to the principles o for which stands must
act and act immediately.
Initiative u under fire the legislature from the runs
OF special interests and those forces VINO IN the past nA
leotcd natural resources.
The attack Is coming In the form Of executive request
VI H. 1913 n n tet and ias. No 100 provides for the
OF All fish drar ssncs and act nets IN tho
No is provides for the director " fisheries 10 ssw
eight fish traps in northern Puget sound waters TO The hsn
est bidder.
No ies viii permit purse se,res 10 operate IN le~ Puget
Sound during the month Of august In The .dd YEARS Only %
takr Humphaek salmon.
Ms. iss and 1874 are especially vicious
No iea viii complete the destruction cf The Columhss
river b, permitting the driving Of 80 irap hundreds 81 81
M 1874 While no, 10 destructive can create the sweetest
tool for graf, ever fos,ed up"r w
The Columbia bill would reinstae all traps 10 equal
the catch of Washington With Oregon In order To do tha
Washington would have 20 catch $4,000 more chin"ok
salmon each Only 2ssooo chnooks counted OVER
the bonneville dam in ip3a
About 10000 went up the kalama river. below Haune-
VILE Add another $4,000 for the covlts and other lover
thai sticks his nose in The Columbia 10 squ.ss tho catch.
BEFORE Initiative IL and with hundreds Vt ssps
Oregon caught 81 cen. Of The Columbia river salmon sHd
Oregon has twice ~ many rillnsssrs have. and
always viii because Of better marketing conditions and hs
Is the primary reason Why they get more fish.
No 100 viii not accomplish ia protested purpose but vii
only hasten tho end Of salmon
No II has greatly increased eneapemcnt Of salmon
rivers and is working out promised but in four
has not had time to show is results because thr frat return
OF fish from the eseapement Of 1888 No, due until 1882
But II did prove out wonderfully Humphasks IL two
year fish In Puget Sound
The fisheries committees In The house and senate
stacked against and thus far have refused hear
ing on any Of the bil. They will grant few miautsa
before their committee members. but afraid o general
meeting before all legislators because they know veil Hen
them Hut they're trying TO railroad The hill through. the
debbil take The people
The council went record against changes In H. write
your Legislators and get members and friends To do
likewise Then maybe still get public hearing and
perhaps keep Washington the ranks of scnabs states
though people would sell us down lbs river.
Get goingl
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Tigers.Be||s
Meet Tonight

Tonight at s o'clock in the West
End gym. Stsdiums Tigers viii
make their bid TO hoist them
selves out OF the City league eel.
lar when they meet the second
place Bellarmine Lions.
The game will have no hear
ing on Stsdium's position In
the Cross-State league. 4
preliminary game between the
midget squads of the two
schools will start Mt o'clock.
The clash is a crucial one for
the Tigers as loss Will virtually
eliminate them from the race. They
would have TO take all five Of their
remaining city series games and,
even then, might not win out.
Lowman announced Monday he
will start his usual five. namely
Russ Soper and Matt kapovich.
forwards, Bob Loftness. center,
and Yves Hudson and Marion Klar-
ich or Dave Livingston. guards
Coach Bob Levinson of the Lions
probably viii line up Capt. Ray
Fiorino and Dick Smith. forwards;
Clare Normile. center. and Jim
Robinson and Paul Grieve or
Healey, guards.
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cINCY REDS HAVE HEAVY PITCHING

Nicer. Pau Defri.ss,. Whitley
Moore. hed Barrett. Gene
ssbott ana dim Weaver.
srissom d. The hey man IN
that brigade because sf what
hAppensd 10 him iA@i Sss,
Ills failure 10 come through In
1888 possibly osrt ths Reds ,hs
psnnant. and Bill MeKsehnis. VINO
plotted the Reds from lss, 10
fourth place IN MA frat year there.
got lille red around the collar
today whsn tbs subject of 0flssom
came Up .il remembered ihs
part Ire played u cooling of ihs
team WHEN u Vas rcd not
J should nave shot him. Nc
ksehnle aald fes. ar. ! should
have sbOi him then snd there Ard
probe by would have u gfisson
hadn't agreed with me-
Hckschnis sss taking snolt
the tims iasl SUMMER WHEN ufls.
som tried 10 steal second IN .
game aEainst lhs Fhiilies with
the Reds ahead. 70 he siid into
the bag and Sss carried of ths
field sigb = sprained ankle The
Reds we're hit then but Cnssgm =
injury crushed ihelr spirit snd ths
Bees moved into Cincinnati and
snOcksd them or -four IN a ron
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Commercial League
Schedules Playoff

A slH-fame playof 10 decide
first. third ana fifth places in the
A and b divisions Of the Conner
cial BASKETBALL league will start
Thursday night IN the Stadium
gymnasium. Best two out Of .
three-gsme series viii be played
The schedule a divlElOn-D u-
pont Athletic club W. Gilt Top e.
for first place Nslieys W.
South Tacoma at for third place
and ReeEe's BARRIERS ys. Rybin =
a. for fifth place.
b division 49, B'Sai Birth "
Rrchers Confectionery 81 for
first place Burnett vs. Community
House 81 for third place. and
Oakland ". American LAKE. A. !
for fifth place
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Federal WayBooks
Game With Flashes

Federal Way high schools bss.
ketball team will meet the sta
dium Flashes ~ Federal Way
Tuesday night. In a preliminary
game. the junior high quintet viii
play the Fife town team. The
first contest will start at 7.
Saturday the team journeys TO
Lester. in the Cascades. 20 play
the Lester high school squad. Les.
ter vdll return 10 Federal Way
Tuesday FEB ii
The Federals scored four vic.
tories last week. The first team
defeated Vaughn high. t4-2s and
the reserves beat the opposition.
27-25
The regulars trouBeed Gle Hsr-
Dor lsst Friday. 1911 The re-.
serves won. is-i5.
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Ski Weather

Paradise Valley Hoad open In
NarAda Pals. road closed from
Narada Ia Paradise and shuttle
bns service not operating because
~ deep snnwi temperature of IL
degrees. ala inches of new sne~
total Of iSI inches overcast. With
light SNOW. skiing poor on account
Of deep snow.
vi. Baker iodgel Road open Ia
lodge. snow an road from Hlasisr
Ia lodge. chains required: temper
allure OF ~ degrees, sis inches ~
new SNOW total ~ iDs inches !
scattered clouds skiing good.
snoquaimis pass North tend Ia
Easion, snow On rad from ~
miles sssi ~ summit Ia Easisag
chains required. temperature Of ~
degrees. eight inches ~ new
snow. total ~ NJ inebesi scattered
clouds skiing good.
Park Junctioni snsw IN rpad
from Park junction 10 tnums Law
temperature 81 10 degrees. four
and ons.hslf inches ~ new snow
total Of ~ inches light overcast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Abe noopnlen
Us. Wildcats

iAneolns basketball squad viii
seek their nfth straight ain IN
the Crossss,a,e league when they
face the sisth.rlsee hrsmeften
Wildcats tonight at : o'clock on
the Abe courts.
The Lynx have Won and los,
-four in the iesan, while the cruls.
ers have one win and four losses
Thi. win be the second game
between the two schools. Tho
Lynx won the first encounter,
25-22.
Tho Cats made known that
they were stili = tough eppe.
nent for any team In the
league. wh~a they held the
und~fcstrd Everett fi,s %
stss win.
Probable starters for Coach Ken
Wills viii he Adams and Eller,
forwards. Hultccn. center. Capt
Ross and Mcneil, guards.
Elil iiafdle. Lincoln mentor. will
probably open the game With
Logan Blades and Jrs. Cooper,
forwards, Don Begeic. center. and
Dcx Hutton and Tell ragni.
guards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
VALLEY DIVISION BASKET
RACE BECOMES WELL MIXED

aiasass nsssiis
Pile 70. fstapsiiis - sgssftstesi
Auburn VI hamnsf 81
ihsmpisnship riataf
1iestfon Gee "a eilsssga 70
"Wednesday ssmss
fu8silug Is huasisg
F1fs - sumner
The Pierce County division ~
the Western Washington league
decided iis 1899 champion Monday
nishl. bat lwo vallsy division i.sa.
sizes only served 90 shaFi further
its league standings
1911 Binders flsaifpn Ccc
eaRsfs defeated Wslksaan Pirates.
$3.50. at sumner u ths champion
ship piayoff game Tor the Pierce
County division eFesn Hank
halds's "a points in the first half
gave The TrsslfDppsrs = lead lhsy
never felinguishsd
Fife Merchants ksp, alive their
chances for bsftb 10 ths title
piayoff BY edsing Dut Eat0nsllls
Ltifassflaeks. s5s9t, a. Easonyills
In an oyertims tlit that started
over an hour late because ~ ina
sn0sstgFm.
sumner Merchants Fss ists
. different hind ~ sssr sisss
shss Anbafa Merchants UNI
ioessd . furry sf baskets 10
eis. s7tis ~ Anbgss. Aubssn
led ~ ths fifsi quarter. Miis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
BILLY HANSEN WINS MATCH

Breezing 10 MS fifth victory IN
as many Tacoma starts THIS year
Billy Hansen Of Salt Lake City
kept MS batting average at 1000
Monday night a. Greenwich coh-
seum.
Victim No 5 VAS Billy towards
Kansas CITY villain. VINO suecumo-
Cd 10 the Utahan. two falls out Of
three. in their match headilnlhg
the weekly wrestling card mere
Jaw punches Won the match
Originally slated TO meet
lack Holland Of Los Angeles,
Hansen tangled with EdW ards
instead because Hollands boat
from Honolulu was late arriF-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
You'll Like This Feature

Baseball, truly named the great AmeFlcsh pastITne'
celebrates its Tooth birthday this year
And TODAY on this page krenz crack cartoonst for
NEA service begins the graphic portrayal OF baseball ms
tory With pen and ink he'll trace the fascinating saga OF
the sport .. -. A..
picture first great pitcher and curve describe no" the
c equipment first scandal baseball wars oueh
Orioles the organization OF the American
Cobb Federal league the Black sou
anda and date with Babe Ruth add the homerun
aandn baseball --.-,.. -.
Historic hiehghts deghts best caught by
hrenz IS brilliant and lhofOash "oi"~h
todavs OF 80 panels
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ing in san Francisco and ne
couldn't quite make oonnee-
iions.
Employing simple but effective
methods. Tom Zsharlss defeated
Sailor Barto N the third round Of
the semi-finsL The JUNIOR men,
Der Of the Crying Greeks" buried
his right IN Bartos midrGf and
jumped on MIN for the necessary
fall.
Bull Venable vas d.E4Ualifieo
for mis- too-frequent use Of choke
holds and lost 70 Floyd Hansen,
older brother Of Billy, in the spe-
cial event. while Leo Burke and
Bunny Martin vent 70 a draw IN
the opener.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Fife-kapowsin
Battle Tonight

Pierce County league hoop fans
long accustomed to Eatonvilles
dominance OF cage victories. don't
consider win streak OF five
games as very important
But this year in the first eight
league games. five has been the
maximum number OF successive
victories.
Estonville Cruisers reached five
wins first. but then dropped two
in a row Last week Flies league
leading Trojans and Kspowsns
racehorse Loggers attained the
five-straight status.
Tuesday evening Fife and ka-
powsin meet at kspowsin Thus
one win streak must end but an
other must forge into new and
higher ground In their first half
meeting at Fife, the TroJans
squeezed out a narrow win.
Eatonville and Roy, just
stride back OF Fife and tied
with kapowsin for second
place, are vitality interested In
seeing Fife defeated, but both
have tough assignments that
will allow no day-dreaming.
Eatonville tackles Orting Card
inals at Orting and Roy will seek
revenge on Yelm for q first half
defeat The other league game
sends T. L. c. Props TO Clover
Park.
Ray Msttoni gained the indl-
vidual scoring leadership with his
q points against =. L. {. Props
and now has 1l3 points. two
ahead Of Ted HenninEsen.
TIE hirh scnrcr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Tacoma Authors
Fiction Published

A humorous Doslng story Win
Puget Sound setting The Glove
II niss ~ James " k.an. Ia.
coma sparta fieti0nias. appears 10
~ March .aat1s ~ Beat sports
magazine. D0N 90 the Stands
\ long pssslst 0f the ring. also
qeailHs With Seattle. Tacoma and
TIC Sound rsgifH snd entitled
~ Champion recently ~as pgf'
ehssed by Thrilling sports mssa
xins and s slated fpx publication
later IN the sDFtns, kssa an
n0uness
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Cocker Spaniel
Meeting Tonight

Ths regular meeting Of the Ia
coma Cocker Spaniel club will be-
held IN The Chamber ~ Commerce
rooms At > o'clock tonight I'm
pofiAnt business IL 10 b. trans.
acted and all members are urged
10 be- present Several new names
viii be presented ard voted upon
for membership.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
ELK BRINGS ASSOCIATES
Hall WAY. orc. Anoth

growing relief problem haA come
up here Several years ago lone
Dull elk found ia way 70 the Ralph
Leonnig farm on MUDDY creek and
was 80 well cared for that u has
returned each year. The Dig prob
lem came when with the once lone
bull began bringing his associates.
This year the herd nun Ders u
Electric fences are being erected
70 compel the herd 20 stay where
u belongs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
ANDREW PONZI
HERE TONIGHT

Andrew Ponzi. one OF the master
billiard players OF the world. viii
show tonight at 10 o clock Al Nau-
berts parlors He viii oppose
local stars. Ponz Is making a
tour of the nation and drawing
large crowds to his performances.
Last night at Seattle he defeat
I'd Bill Moshor. Queen city ace.
so TO 35. and later won over an
other Seattle star. Jim Lovelsnd.
so 10 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Abe WrestIers
Meet Kapowsiin

Lincoln ~rssslsFs ~lii s~es their
fourth straight ssa tnls laftsrn@oa
~hsn they face she skACu~sin
xfspplsrs 90 tlss As- m.ts
Ths Lnas 1sy2nesl tss kapo~.ia
squad. ssa In their first mses
The Rsllspiittsrs hold victories
over ths tansyse1, kseo~ssa and
ihs University ~ Wssninsssa
tfosh tssms fifs defeated the
Abss. zssis earlier IN the s<sse1
for the locals only tosA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
9 Events for
Power Boats

The 1899 cruiser and powcfboat
program calls for nine events. u
Was decided n, meeting of the
Tacoma Yacht club last night,
There will he a special feature
event for the Navy week program,
which viii be exclusive OF the
regular fare.
The 1899 ailhoat program. star
and all classes, viii embrace ii
events
There was an interesting movie
shown last night. with the United
States navy the subject.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Bergersons

Two members " Tacoma .
orack-shot Bergerson family are
competing on the University 81
Washington women's varsity rife
team this year. They are sigrid,
senior. and Ruth. a freshman.
Sigrid Is the ia3s national col.
legiate champion.
On Feb. II the tram will meet
the University OF oregon ON the
Washington campus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

AEW YORK Warning 10 the
Chicago Cubs As.tea your Ma
tionsi league pennAnt this season
because the Cincinnati Redk prom
se % come up with the hottest
pitching staff on the circuit
WIN spring training about 10
open. the Reds are being hailed az
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
LADY DELUXE
TRIALS WINNER

GRAND MOUND - Lady DE.
luxe. owned and handled by Mrs.
Lloyd Suffer OF Tacoma, won the
featured open all-age event Mon.
day. elimaNing the West Coast
Field trials. which opened here
Sunday.
Frank A. Crahams CalOdine
WAS second Graham aiao IL a
Tscoman. Shantytown WHY. own
ed by {. r Nilloson Of Portland,
and handled by Jim Watson, won
third place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Famed Auto Racer
Hurt In Accident
INDIANAPOLIS

INDIAN APOIIs = " III m
wild BID Cummings. 81. winner
of the indianapolis 500-mile speed
way automobile race in 1884. was
In Methodist hospital today lie
received serious injuries last night
when ne lost control Of his auto
mobile
The automobile smashed through
a guard rail. overturned ana fell
into a small creek he WAS un-
conscious when picked up by pass
ers-by who noticed the cars head
lights. Hospital attaches said he
had suffered fractures Of the skull.
both legs and an arm
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The club u watch And the mas.
ter minds Of Cincinnati say that
Ire Grissom. their eccentric south
paw - III. ke" man In their
schF re 20 overthrow the Cubs
Along with Ler. the Reds
Will have ss proven flingers
Buck Walters. Johnny Wander
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
PARk-CHURCH RESULTS

Results OF Psrk-Church basket
ball play last night were: Central
Lutherans IS. Latter Day SAINTS
II; Epwortn NJ z 20. Zion Luther
ans q. Sixth Avenue BaptLsts 20,
St. Pau DANISH Lu.heranS 10.
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On the Lam
With %.
Elliott Metcalf

III hare it direct that Governor Martins political mdno@r-
" erpg and Influence r omend iHitatire No a. unless
there is sufficient pressure placed upon the politicians az
Olounn Vol If Martin succeeds, he realize that he
has discarded Nth contempt the peoples w But looking
at lie as he udoubtedly by OF the dollar and og
business he rU not fret He has made plain he docs not
look eDe TO cue ih the acreage through lehom nc
oaincd lcealh little for the future 9enefdt'onS
hone I'm cr0ng bit has actions speak strongly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

Midland junior high son two
games from Federal Way junior
hign baskstssfs Al Midland Mon
day afternoon Midland nidsess
won. 1875 and the heayywsights
we're victorious. 70 70 -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Ioftness Grade A Student
A : a rule athletes are not kn0Wh

rule athletes not known for Their ordnance IN study
n but every once While you'll find corkng athlete VINO
stands high in his studies , H.,
Whz2ef White great Colorado ootbaner is an example fe
history AnAmeca player
& Won nto pro ball fol- year s15soo and was
scholar which makes rarity of course
hiqh Loftnes center on
the quintet r.. ...a.
fresha Dakota the tall boy TOOK I'VE
IN his first year passed with five AS which looo
Nov in his second year taking and st has time
10 a basketball player
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Keep Lally on Game Board

md speaking the state game COMMISSION axe 10 sec
n Tom Laily, the Spokane man, made permanent memoe
knolc the big handsome IrShmdn IS deddy SINCERE ana
AETNA 6u for Of the SportSmea at large
He is dynamite pleasant and able Tom also IS the type o.
man lcho presses other people In Other 1cords ne IS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
WHITMAN WINS

man colieg. routed the College Of
Idaho. 50 u % in e Northwest
conference basketball game lskt
night