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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12

Wlikssob Pirates elnched sseoad
place in the Pierce County division
a. the firsi round nesfsd IS snd
Thursday night HilAsaon ard
Carbonate open ssoon1- round play
At Carbonate. while puyaiiup CITY
League 81 Drting ana kisctf0n
cCt al FalrfaA ara flnsi first
round tuasise
John Racer ioaAed ~ ~ points
so Wiikesan d0gHed FalrfsE CcC.
si-2o. while little Jos naasilil
scored II for Carb1uado - tbey
defeated puYsligp 81 20 ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12

The governor statements came
as surprise in view Of the stun
ming defeat dealt The repeal bin a,
the 1897 session. and indicated the
fight would be renewed openly by
his administration. Two years ago
the governor did not himself edvo-
cate the repeal, but state fiAhefics
Director H. NJ brennan fought TO
put IL over
Indications were the fish trap
fight this session viii be led by
some senator other than T. G.
Bloomcr OF Pacific, who said Mon.
day he would not introduce his
repeal bill again.
The governor did not ask for
actual repeal Of the law today, but
suggested the house and senate
fisheries committees consult with
the fisheries director. commercial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12

Billy Hsn-yen and Ciiff T'hle1f q
couple u fslr-hslrsd LADS with Ts-
coma wrestling fans. S4ll meet ~
the eiEht-TDDnd main event On
nett Mondays card It Greenwich
coliseum HatcamskeT Jack Con-
Hansen. bcagtlfuiiy-cOn-' ruct.
- heavyS ight from Sail Lave
CITY. gaiuet = man event victory
OYER Sailor Bsrto. nimself a hlzhly
pleasing performer On LAT Mon
days card whils Thiede vent 70
q hammeT-snd-tongs draw with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12

May IS for the
rig ut 10 a
S g pte m b er
sh OF at Joe
Louis heavy
weight crown
Baer and his
manager An p
ell Hoffman
resumed c o n
ferences with
\ 7 O IN o c .
Nj he Jacobs
today regard
ing the pro-
y scd match.
r hey had a
lengthy hubble
last night
Jacobs orig.
inslly wished
to match Ba.r
and Nova for
an indoor bout
In the Garden
during Fcbru.
airy or Mar h.
Bui Hoffman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
DAVE and Astissi sissfss
railing In ths flsAi hslf Tar .
tssb Cruiser sistssy. E~tsas
sliis sssssas ANN s1sIs.

Tom AioHgi tossed Ia 20 points.
nsN hiah mark fog tas ssas0s.
10 pace ths gsim Tsfnssi.sss %
a 1873 victory over Roy LYna 81
fsim me Tofnssiass led tk.I7
~ h@iltgfna 1fim reserves san
ma
y T. & Props entered ms sin
column @tth q ,0ssi decision 0ysf
claysf I'sfs o, PaFhisas Clover
Pax seconds sen 43-s
LIZ LIZ La
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
THIEDE VS.. HANSEN ON MAT

Dave Johnson. whose tactics we're
nothing short Of rsprshsnsisie and
made Tsieaes look great ~ eom-
paylscn
Three matches. none - them
signed - get all supplement ths
feature iusaie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
B'nai Birth five
Defeated, 1894

1tilHh unity tioust was FiiNlHl
sted from the Commercial b rae,
Tuesday night at Stadium in spit,
OF IFS 1884 victory over BNa
Birth. which threw the league
leadership into a uvo-way tie
Lake dropped decision
10 Burnett Brothers. 81 To 20
Archers Confectionery advanced
into first place tie by defeating
Oakland. 30 10 u. in the opener
RSbin's just about clinehed
the 4 league championship by
defeating the second place
Gilt Top five, S3 to 81. 10
move two games out in front
with five left on the schedule.
South Tacoma stayed In the
running by moving into SC
ond spot with a sparkling, 33
to 20. victory over AaileY's,
defending champions. Rybints
jumping back into the raee In
issuing Recess their usual de
feat, ~ TO ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Three New Men on Way

might inform you that Coach Frank has three new men
the string for the coming They'll be coming out
from Iowa where Frank coached before coming here last
One is end, the other two backfield men
The end played Franks Iowa conference champs but
dropped from school Frosh not attending this year
TO date which will give him three years the Logger ns
tuition
Frank admits the fellow has grid class, corking
basketball center and knows his way the hurdles in
track competition. The kid weighs 100 and is feet
tall
Anyway, don't mention what easy task grid
coach has in front of Frank He might STAY you with one
look
Dear Met: ,copld like to knoc il Erae 9oimondi is
going play rih the Tigers again this nert season s v
Dear S. j.: Doesn't look like It. Hes been taken orer
BIZ the Seals of Francisco VIII be gigcn every chance
make the third base spot Tiger officials do not erpcct
him back >. Z. VI -.
Dear Met. any relation Goodman Of
Tacoma Tigers and the
league Doug Henry, 1925 Sprague
No relation Have been all the Tiger and
beg steal borrow from the officials
Doug expect stuff You know, the
isn't f M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Aberdeen, Raymond
Keep Records Clear

ABFRDEEN = 4 Derdeen and
Raymond Kept up their winning
ways last night IN Southwest
Washington league basketball
Olympia defeating HOquism in q
fast. hard game and Raymond
Joint leader with Hoqulam, taking
Eims. IS 20 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
NOvA.BAER
MIGHT STEP
NFN YORK

MN NoRk II appeared viz
tually certain today that those two
clouttng Californians Madeap
Make Baer and Young Lou Nova,
Will battle at Yankee stadium on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Gonzaga Scores
Over Whitman

W ALA " ft'Nh -'2 80 = -
split basketball series with
Whitman college last night by
winning the second game 30 70
s. whitman won Monday night
~ 10 SO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12

\ DOG usez "a GAYS only for
digging scratching. and possibly
for bitter contact wslis running
its prey IA reid IN ths powerful
gass,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
kNAPPS WIN

Knspps Business college De-
fested Federal Way high school,
$500. at Federal Way Tuesday
evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12

UftI<A tfsIlfs
OLYMPIA q ~ Hocglsm 10
Aosrdter ~ a. Aontsss no as
lima 20. al Raymond 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Ski Queen Will Be Chosen Among School Girls
On the Lam,
With ..
Elliott Metcalf
with .-

FOOTBALL for the coach demanding his full
attention the year through
The 1888 has been put away fU only fe" days
far fandom Is concerned but for the mentors
WELL it's just another monotonous turn of the wheel the
beginning of another long grind of grid machine construction
and assembly
Spring training 1889 Just days away And until that
preliminary work begins all the mentor obliged do is
hustle players against pronounced field of competitors
hne the equipment get Jobs and scholarships for
potential performers carry extensive correspondence
dope plays, if any and multiplicity of other
tasks
There would be rude awakening the part of fandom,
if followed mentor step by step through his year around
duties. Especially in this day and of the sport Time
of when such diligence required But
Those days gone forever
Called Coach Leo Frank Of the College of Puget Sound
10 inquire about the activity Of the Logger basketball squad
Leo chucked the phone and explained that those
worries belonged TO Lou Grant. assistant
I'm preparing for the football season." he said.
Getting ready for spring practice lining going
through the equipment rearranging the stock room and
so on"
The pleasant young then added that his spring prac
tce would underway around the latter part of February
And that's lust five weeks away
In the meantime, however, he is busy making contact
with prospective players out of high school, trying place
them in employment and all that sort of thing
No wonder a coach will smile wry knowing smile when
he hears average gaoo crack Those football coaches
live the life of Riley The only worry they have is the
tivy of the disturbing alumni Outside of that it's pudding
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Portland Beats
Willamette Five
PORTLAND. Ore

PORTLAND. Ore. -- Portland
university defeated Willamette for
the first time in three years last
night. 1929, after trailing 1915.
at hslftime.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12

tetmlned effort 20 work out q pro,
gram satisfactory 10 all
Tie pointed nut the states
s.rhe,e ssiman pack hsd
fallen from ia. 600 .ssr. 3.
60. 600 eases between 1913 and
1897 white briiish CoIumbis's
pack doubled Ia l0a, 900 sasrs.
On the Columbia river Wash.
i.E'os's Chinook sainsen iahr
fell from 1000, 600 pounds Ia
5000. 900 while Oregon fisher
mea Increased theirs ffsm
10000. 600 pounds Ia 1900
o0o pounds.
lie pointed oui thrf. also was 4
heavy ioss Of pink salmon IN lowsi
Puget Sound waters due 10 this
fact that the Initiative deprived
the fisheries director af dIscre-
tionary control over these waters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Golf Association
To Pick Officers

The Tacoma Golf association
viii elect officers 81 10 aanpal
dinner Thursday 81 q 10 D. m a.
the Meadow Park clubhouse IL
addition dates stli be set fnF the
pubic links and city amateur
mpsonship Of AilsanDrs ard
,hs monthly 7 q A sweepstakes
In an entertainment feature.
f,olsri fsEsf WILL direct . group
~ dancers through the attest
dance step. Inc Mnrklsshnss stomp
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Martin Would
Modify No. "

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ant-fish trap law Initiative II.
Gripping the states fisheries conservation program and
losing the state thousands Of dollars OF potential Industrial
Gov Clarence d. Martin said today in his
to the legislature urging modification Of the law.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
WHIT wlSNra

tttNft1 --~ The Essrstt Aess
suiis %ailopsd tAs Hsiilnahsm fiss
IN Cfoss, state league sssSstbsii
last Higns, "a "a ~ The Cults
haze Non tso straight ls.xass tits
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12

HAf NAfA ~. fuN haluH 10
Enumtlhw - Sumner 10
nenton "a Auburn -
Hishiins 30 Kent a.
Buckley MountHineers Enum'
claw Tigers and HiEhhne Pirates
were heading the Puget Sound
conference with two wins apiece
following Tuesdays games
Buckley trouneed rnyailup Viz
ings sG-is. at Puyaiiup with Doug
Martin scoring 10 points Gene
Else. tricky Mount forward. tossed
In 10 counters Puyaiiup led 50
at the end Of the first quarter but
Buckley scored 10 points In the
second quarter for hAiftime
count Of al Buckley reserves
won 27-2s
Inumclsa Tigers tossed in
~ points in the third period
10 subn,srge summer spsrtass.
tt.ls, after sumner had held
the BenEais to = 1919 hsiftins
tally. tnuu,s Iss points ssrs
again we'll scattered. The sec
ond team Ezns sss Won b.
tnufpclaw. zz-i1. although
OLubo Of sumner Ma high
point man With eight taIiies.
Hlghlins Pirates hsd close call
from Don poliocks Kent ysndAis
who held Jim Nicholas 10 q lone
foul shot. Oven Hunt ard Harry
Robinson did nOa, % the Highiins
scoring IN 1927 victory. High.
line won the reserve game
~. Mxsss.
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Buckley And Tigers Lead


Buckley 20 ruyHiiup 10
EnnmclRw - aImnef 10
nenlon "a Auburn -
HiEhiins 30 Kent "a
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Evening star., 1939-10-01
Reds Battling Ticket
Selling in Nearby
Kentucky Town
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 30.-On the
heels Of an announcement that two
ticket brokers planned to open an
Office across the Ohio River in Cow
ington, KY, General Manager War;
rem c. Giles of the Cincinnati Reds
today appealed to purchasers paying
more than the established price for
World Series tickets to notify club
omcials.
With the section and seat number
Of the tickets, Giles said, I'VE can
tell within a half hour to whom that
ticket was originally assigned"
The brokers, who identified them
selves as Bernard Feldman and
Samuel Harris Of Philadelphia, paid
$500 cash to Covington officials for
ticket brokers' license and also
paid the Federal fee Of 81.
They said they had quite q num-
ber Of tickets and would get more"
and added that they planned to ad-
vertise in the. newspapers.
Cincinnatps license fee Is $1,000.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Haynes Holds Macks
As Mats Slug Way
10 IS Triumph
leip, Travis Head Heavy
Attack Thut Routs
Pair of Pitchers
Specisl Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.-As
the season comes to its close, Rookie
Joe Haynes, youthful Highlander
Of the Nationals pitching staff, con-
tinues to furnish substantial evi-
dence that he may be useful next
year.
Haynes today defeated the Ath-
letics, 9 to S, in game in which he
had a chance to take things easy
because the Mats slammed the hurl-
ing of Lynn Nelson and Chubby
Dean for IA safeties, including triples
by Taft Wright and Cecil Travis and
doubles by Rookie Eddie Leip, Buddy
Lewis and Mickey Vernon.
Leip and Travis led the vigorous
Washington batting attack, collect
ing three hits apiece as the Griffmen
scored four runs in the first three
innings and easily maintained the
lead.
The Mats did their scoring early,
taking 9-to-1 lead in the sixth
inning.
The two teams today will do their
parts In closing the American League
season by playing double header.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Redskins Face Grid's
Greatest in Giants,
F|aherty Feels
Dodges Own Game os He
Picks Dodgers, Packers,
Lions, Bears to Win
BY RAY FLAHERTY,
~ooch Mo cbiputon PodckinR

II you want to see football
squad that has everything, take a
look at the Giants this afternoon.
In my opinion, it's the greatest
grid squad ever assembled. Their
starting eleven may not be the best
first team ever to take the field,
but their squad isn't lacking a
single thing required OF a cham
pionship outfit.
Up front, where football games
are won or lost, the Giants have
two of the best lines you could want.
And among their backs they have
runners, passers, punters, place.
ment kickers, blockers every
thing. Or did I say that before?
Great Team Strengthened.
As if he hadn't possessed every
thing he needed in the way OF
passing, kicking and running In
Danowski, Leemans, Cuff, Soar,
Karcis, Burnett and Shaffer, my old
friend Steve Owen has come up
with such truly great newcomers as
Eddie Miller and Ken Strong, al
though the latter is new only to
comparatively recent addicts to pro
football. Ask those men who
played against the N. Y. U. star be-
fore he was banned In 1885 If you
want to know the truly great back
he is.
In that combination there is DOW
er to score from any spot in your
opponents territory, for Strong and
Cuff have booted field goals from
as far back as the 50-yard line.
Skins Realize Foes Power.
So the Redskins have no illusions
about what they're up against. The
majority of our team haven't for
gotten that the Giants beat them
twice last year and realize that
the average age Of the New York
squad is that in which another
year only means added effective
ness without q corresponding de-
terioration due to senility.
I feel sure the Redskins are ready
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Late Rally by Duke
Gets 26-6 Triumph
Over Davidson
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DAVIDSON, N. c., Sept. 30.-The
once mighty Blue Devils of Duke,
who carried the East's colors in the
Rose Bowl last January 2. finally
clicked In the second half today
and defeated tired but scrappy
Davidson outfit, 1856.
A crowd of 1000 who squirmed
on the sun-blistered benches saw
Duke scored on for the first time
since 1887 in a regularly scheduled
encounter late in the second quar-
ter as little Granny Sharpe pierced
the Duke defense with a 25-yard
pass to Claude Hackney.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Seek to Avoid Jam
At Redskin Come

In order to forestall a last
minute jam, because of the 100
per cent reserved seat basis
which renders early arrivals not
as necessary as under the general
admission plan, Redskin officials
last night urged all patrons Of
today's game to be in their seats
at Griffith Stadium at 2 o'clock.
even though the game is not
scheduled to start until q half
hour later.
A special musical program has
been arranged to entertain the
fans from 2 o'clock on with Jesse
Jones. Federal Loan administra-
tor, throwing out the pigskin to
inaugurate Washtngton's M.
tonal Football League season.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Illinois, Bradley
Go Scoreless

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Sept. 80
R.-Illinois, suffering from an
other case Of opening day filters,
was held to a scoreless tie today
by q scrapping team from Brad
ley Tech of Peoria.
The Illini completely outrushed
Bradley but failed to capitalize
on at least a half dozen drives
into the opposition territory.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

and know that there will be a great
football game at Griffith Stadium
today, whichever way it goes. As
for the other contests in the Ma
tional League I'm picking:
Brooklyn to beat Philadelphia in
q close one.
Detroit to exc out victory over
a much-improved Chicago Cardinal
eleven.
Green Bay to hand the Rams
their third straight beating.
Chicago Bears to stop Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
6-Yard Drive in Last
Quarter Gains Day
For vio|ets, rs
BY the Associated Press.

6y the ASS0cloCeo Pfe8B.
HAMILTON, N. Y, Sept. 30.-New
York Universitys violet-clad foot
ball team put on q 65-yard touch
down drive late In the fourth quar-
ter, capped that of with a successful
placekick, to open its season with a
7-6 decision over Colgate today.
The Violets bloomed Just in time.
for Colgate had started that final
period by sending Substitute Half
back Bill Geyer free-wheeling over
N. Y. us left tackle for 88 yards.
At the moment, it seemed rela-
lively unimportant when the pass
from center, on the extra-point try,
bobbled along the ground. Neither
team had been able to stage any,
thing like q consistent attack.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Howard Swomped
ByCrimson Tide
BY the Associated Press.

AASCVNAotC0
TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Sept. 80.
-Stalemated for nearly three
periods. by Howard's superlative
defensive play, Alabama's Grim
son Tide unloosed q belated at
tack today to open the 1899 foot
ball season with a 21-to-0 victory
over the Birmingham Bulldogs
before 5000 fans.
Employing straight football,
Alabama rallied in the second
half to score thrice after failing
as many times to cash in on
touchdown opportunities in the
opening frames.
Alabama's play was sparked by
q sophomore fullback, Paul Spen-
Ger Of Edenton, N. G.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Led in Homers With Nine

No member Of the Reds has led
the National League in home runs
since Fred Odwell paced the cir
cults clouters with the unimpres-
sive total of nine in 1905,
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Southern Methodist
Holds Oklahoma
To IT Tie
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NORMAN, Okla, Sept. 30.-Okla-
homa and Southern Methodist,
opening their season before more
than 25,000- fans, played a 7-to-7
tie on Owen Field today.
The Oklahomans scored first on
. 42-yard drive in the opening
period.
The Texans tied It up in the
third after recovering an Oklahoma
tumble at the 20-yard line.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
sDrive
|nThiirdPaves
Way 10 Kick
Come Mainly Bottle
Of Powerful Lines;
10000 See Duel
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 30.-A
21-year-old Irishman named John
Charles Kelleher bobbed up from
the ranks for one brief, glory filled
moment today. booting a field goal
that gave Notre Dame a hard-won
3-to-9 victory over Purdue before
10000 spectators in the Irish"
stadium.
Kelleher, who lives in Lorain, Ohio,
and struggled gamely through the
past two seasons as a fifth or sixth
string quarterback, trotted onto the
field in the third period to collect
the points which gave the Irish"
their hardest won opening game in
years.
Steve Sitko, first string Irish"
signal-caller. opened the Notre
Dame drive that ended with Kel-
leher's game-winning boot. Sitko
returned a Purdue punt Is yards
to the Boilermaker 34-yard stripe to
start a smashing offense which car
ried to the Purdue 21. Then Joe
Thesing. Irish" fullback, spun and
fought his way II yards to the Pur-
due 4-yard marker.
Kelleher Does His Bit.
Purdue's forwards then gallantly
halted the Notre Dame surge, toss
ing Notre Dame back 6 yards on
two straight plays. Thesing smashed
to the Purdue 8-yard marker on the
next try and then Kelleher entered
the game to replace Sitko, sending
a low, straight kick between the
uprights as the throng roared. KEEL
leher, a senior, played a large por-
ton of the remainder of the battle.
With both schools boasting several
star backs, the game was expected
to develop into a'wide-open offensive
duel. Instead, it was the hnemen
who stole most of the show, forwards
on both elevens repeatedly breaking
up plays at the line and forcing
both teams to punt frequently.
Purdue's famed three Bees
Lou Brock, Jack Brown and Mike
Byelene-had little success against
the Irish" forwards and on only
one occasion did the Purdue of{ense
come to life. In the fourth period
the Boilermakers smashed and
passed their way 43 yards to the
Irish" 81 before Notre Danes line
dug in and handed Purdue net loss
of 2 yards on three plays and forced
Purdue to punt once more.
Byelene Is Purdue's Star.
Byelene's 20-yard streak through
center and passes by him and a re-
serve back, Johnny Calvin, were
high lights of this futile Purdue bid.
Paul Kerr. an end, and Thaddeus
Harvey, a tackle, played brilliantly
in the Irish" line all afternoon. In
the second period Kerr, chasing
punts like a hawk. downed an Irish"
kick on the Purdue 1-yard marker.
The Boilermakers punted out, Sitko
returning II yards to the Purdue
18. With Rankin, Mackiewicz and
Dewitte playing great defensive ball,
Purdue halted the Irish" bid and
on fourth down Lou Zontini tried
for a field goal, the ball sailing wide
of the uprights.
Each team made five first downs,
indicating the closeness of the game.
Notre Dame picked up ISL yards by
rushing to Purdue's 81, with Lou
Zontini the best Irish" ball carrier
with a total of 81 yards in 20 tries.
The speedy Byelene gained 48 yards
on 8 smaShes at the tough Notre
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Pro Football

Games Today.
New York at Washington. 2:30.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Green Bay.
Chicago Bears at Pittsburgh.
Detroit at Chicago Cardinals.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Keee Sng Quarter Boots Notre Dame 80 Win Over Purdue
10000 Storm Griffith Stadium Today Redskins Open Pro Season Here
Win, Lose or Draw
1t Happened in Football
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

Redskins a. New York Giants 10Iis strictly The
doesn't off until this afternoon We just think the Redskins
going knock off the the by touch
downs while Bo Russell adds two extra points The Giants scoring will
consist touchdown point field goal by Ward Cuff
There will be extra charge for the information
Redskins and of for Mr. George
Presto Marshall time Marshall been campaign
baseball today he
Grandpappy Grhs bayard sold for this
will record crowd for the Seventh Florida
pasture
The last time the packed to absolute capacity wasn't this
opening
then wasn't filled If weren't for the fact that Mr. Steve
Owens Giants still have something despite deahess
dicton
a much, anyway
Evening star., 1939-10-01

Scoring-Notre Dame, field goal Kelleher
Substitute for Sitko); substitutions. Pur-
due. ends, Kruse; tackles, Rossi: guards,
Wincheli; auarterbacks Montague, half
backs. Calvin. Brock: fullbacks. Liebrecht.
Notre Dame. ends, Biagi, O'Brien; tackles.
Bruttz. Lillis; guards. P, Kelly -Laiber;
center, Mooney; Quarterbacks. Kelleher,
Hargraves; halfbacks McGannon, Steven
son, Crimmins; fullback. Piepul.