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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Bud Ward Not.
Sure Of Move.

OLYMPIA Wash. Marvin
tBud) Ward. Olympia golf ace
who was scheduled TO become ex-
eoutive secretary OF Spokane
round table starting tomorrow,
said today he would postpone ac-
cepting the position until his anna
teur status under II Was straight
ened out.
Ward. one of the top.notch ANA
tour golfers of the nation. said he
feared the L. S. Golf association
would rule him a professional. He
said he wanted ruling from II
prior to taking the post.
lie tried 20 establish his
status nv writing y. l.. Chey-
ney Of Cleveland. Ohio. chair
man Of the u. \. q. A. anna
teur status committee.
Cheyney took no action 10 rule
whether Ward would be a pro or
amateur II he took the Spokane
job. but advised the United Press
today that II can't make the rul-
ing until the position is accepted.
Then | cant guarantee any action
don't feel at liberty TO commit
myself"
He explained that the ruling
would be made only when Ward
accepted the job and tried to enter
an amateur tournament. II his
entrance blank was accepted at
that time ruling would be made
on whether he was an amateur.
II 1t was rejected he would probably
be ruled a professional.
The u. \. q. A. head
quarters In New York CITY
advised the United Press 10
had received no word from
Cheyney or Ward about his
problem. II recommended
that Ward file full particulars
Of his case with the u. =. q. A.
before taking any action.
As result of the mix-up and
delay over the ruling. Ward said
he would not go TO Spokane 10
take the position until he knew
definitely that his amateur stand
ing would not be lost.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Eccentric nWgaa
Nay Be ehampiea

SAN sVAN. r. n Meve c.rv.
runy Galcuto and Mas user. maNs
way fer = fighter who's wsssisr
than tho pair ~ yeu, and shc
seeks tho bsntamwelshs crown to-
mafrow night.
The name i. " q Morgan. ~
years aid. veteran ~ some NO
fights, and - genfy he has hen
known to read newspapers and
smoke cigars In hts corner be-
tween rounds
Nsssaa. ehssss~n~A Andrew
Hspe~lsa. to sss ~ = Seam-
FORE. Conn. bsshrs. sses tsss
the ring Nundsy ia . iassUsssa
fight against nsstsuswetghe
Champion sist. k.cahns. ~
pside ~ rasrst" pucs.
And the chances are vssy Ka<ri
that Morgan. whs got th.s match
by plekrting shs Hlppndrcms Ia
New York several moBths ago.
viii walk out ~ The stadium -
t.seobar stadium, II you please :.
the new ruler IL Tho lis.po,,nh
class
Morgsn has been fighting since
he was ~ And, IN keeping with
his personality. he 10 q drvots~ ~
that rare fisilc style .o,ithpaw
Morgan has licked Eseabar, That
was Last April out In Detroit when
X. O took . tsn-round decision
In an overweight match.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Lincoln Rifle Team
Enjoys Good Year

Lincoln high schools rife team
lost but one of It's seven matches
TO date this year
lite only defeat came Mt the
hands of Bellarmine. The score
was si3 TO s02
The Abes evened the series by
beating the Bells. 76s to 1856. A.
Aberdeen they downed Aberdeen
high, 7s4 to 776 In postal matches.
they tied Etna high OF Pennsyi-
vanis, 4s2 TO 4s2: won over Lewis
and Clark OF Spokane, +e2 10 40.
beat Plainfield high Of Plainfield,
n. j.. 493 to 4sg. and downed
Rockaway high Of Far Rockswsy.
~. Y. 49i TO 4sS.
Members Of the team are: Mark
Steichen. Ed Voss. BIZ English,
Everett Bsttson, Al Dock. Ted
Johnson, Jack pennant. Jack
Simpson. Bill Boucher and Bud
Roberts
c. l.. Bonham is coach. Officers
include: Voss. president. Dock,
vice president. Pennant. secretary,
and Battson, range officer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
cast Baseball league opening

SAN Pacific Coast Baseball league opening
facts: . 40, u....
At San Francisco Seattle Batteries
Barrett and Campbell umP Engen ana Doa"
Estimated attendance. $4,000 Clear
San Diego Oakland Batteries, CraEhead
And flaming Falls At
tendance partly cloudy
Angeles Angeles Hollywood. Batteries
Brenze EMPIRES Hood and sn.
der Attendance, Warm slightly overcast.
Sacramento. Sacramento Portland bafferies
Powell
edwards 10000. Warm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

WAsHINGTON--secretsry ~
NJ the Interior Harold L. ieLes
announced a plan 10 spend 81.
800. 900 for fish hatcher rs 80 that
modern power Development on
the Columbia river VIII not ruin
the salmon Industry.
The government already hss
constructed expensive fish lad
ders' In the dam NJ Bo1n~ siIie.
and conservation eHperts report
I'd that the fish WIRE moving
through these Ia spsw ming
grounds.
The new Grand Couie~ dam
however. prrsents another OBJ
stacie Ia the upstream migration
OF spawning ssirnoa and Ia pre-
vent their extinction ick~s pro
poses Ia build . main hatehesy
on Irieie creek ~ L~asenworth.
Wash, with branches On the I'm
that. Nethow and Okanoras
rivers. There are M fish lad
dsfs nj Grand Coulre.
Blustsseka and stseikssds Will
he trapped near Rock Island
dam lts~ios Grand Couiseb aad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Tom Deckard
Defeats Lash

PORTLAND - The Northwest
acclaimed a new long distance run
ming star today, Tommy Deckard
of Indiana. who defeated his
Hoosier running mate. Don Lash.
in a special two mile event and set
new meet record az the annual
hill relays last night.
Deckard negotiated the distance
IN ss3. ten seconds helo0 the
old mark Lash was poor third
in the event which WAS named the
Don Lash two mile race in his
honor. Dixie Garner of Washing
ton State finished second.
Glenn Cunningham, the
Kansas flisr, wen the mile
event named for him by set
ting an easy pace and keeping
II. LIE covered the distance
In t;25.i. second short of
hts own meet record.
Earl Meadows, Los Angeles. set
a meet record Of IA feet. 4 inches
in the pole vault. George Varoff,
Oregon, former indoor titleholder,
finished second.
Less Steers, San Mateo. tied the
meet record In the high jump,
with a mark OF 8 feet, . inches.
Idaho won the university mile re-
lay. with Oregon second and Ore
gon State third. Whitman won the
ollegiate mile relay Port
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
On the Lam,
-. With 49,
Elliott Metcala

THIS second hand but still fits the Jack Quill
Years ago the Tacoma Tiger president hat the
head by high hard And the bal rushed 10 the
hospital rhere seren stitches neeessttaed RoU!
PHONE call from Louie Weir president Of the Tacoma
Hockey league Agrees with this emphatical that
player representative of should hold
a voice of authority in the circuit
Louie who has lived here since 1924 and has sven since then
70 the seat
only through Now that the circuit has gotten off to
step and be player any
future
tough that confronted Louie president
He the only the interests
believe All ALL believe Louie and
his official family have a good job
The established here and the future should see 1t prosper
And don't be surprised folks
If will halfheared hafcocked affair
will be solid from its foundation credit to the city
THE balyhoo rumpets sounding throughout the Los
Angeles and sending their messages to every
crook and corner of the nation from New York
All the Jack Roper Joe Louis and Tony Gaiento Vs.
Joe Louis heavyweight title fights you can call them
fights =, -.
guibe gube public will for those jouss
hook andsi a and original expression
sit in the slaughter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Although he eventually lost
one-fall decision, Al Getze"ich'
Pittsburgh heavyweight, gave an
astounding display OF ability to
souirm out of holds applied by Jim
"Dazzler" Clark when they met
on last Mondays wrestling card
here.
The burly Pittsburgh mailman $
ace in the hole was a sudden up
side down pirouette, for which he
prepared himself by standing on
his head.
Getzewich. who wormed his
way into popularity here de-
spite his losing effort, was
signed today to meet Hen.y
GRADER, husky New Yorker.
In the tbree-round special
event on the Monday evening
mat card at Greenwich COLI
seum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Cougars Divide
With Whitman

wAit.A wAILA - with ,he
series so far tied az ons.sll. Whit
man college and Washington stale
college play three more baseball
games today,
Whitman son the first game
yesterday. 10. and w. ~ &. tosk
the Second. ia. Each game usns
only seven innings by agreement.
Pitchers showed midsssassp farm
In the first game and Whitman
capitalized an costly Cougar sr.
rors Harry Tspin got . double
for whitman
Anderson hssdenffsd Whitman
sIaEgsrs In the second rams bst
w. y. G. hit Tsstesmsn hard. Both
teams erred frequently.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
GetZeWiCh on Card

Promoter Jack Conner also an
nounced he had booked Leo Burke,
promising Tacoma youngster' TO
meet Al Pillar, a Filipino heavy
weight the rarest article in
wrestling.
Ignacio Martinez Of Mexico City
and Pat OShocker of Salt Lake
City tangle in the eight-round
main event. best two falls out OF
three, while Jim "DazZler" Clark
Of Montreal and Bobby Roberts OF
New York meet in the five-round
semi-final. a one-fall engagement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
RUTH LITz ROLLS PIN TOTAL OF soz

Ge~r s3s. Fern coies s13. Eissnsr
brown s35, Merle rtas Sol. Jennie
Lake SIS. Dorsthy Daily sal. Oar.
otby Troy 5zz, Eiixahsth Christie
SIS. Helen HIsttlsr bb0. and Olive
Soids szy.
Frank kinxnsr. syuthps~ besi.
er. led the pinmsn ~ the Mii~ssi'
hes league. turning In gsmss 81
iy7. zss ard 1911. tar . 80 sossi.
George h0nizomsfy rolled COS.
with games of 202. 1is and $50.
Smiling Dorsey got HE strife
ball working nicely for ths SUPER
yi.ors and rolled zoi, thsa foi.
io~sd "a sp with four strikes In .
row and . double IN ths second
game for iss. finishing with 1855
tor ihs very fsspsotaDis total u
COZ.
TIN SHOPPERS ksO1hED orr
Altar winning u xsuses sst
Of the Last ~. the tbs shsp
n~s ssrs hasabi~d ~ i~~lnx
three psssis h. NJ sssosg ss-
psr,issr team. rb~y have
pfemissd their opponent. for
mat Ssek . sssse- bs<k how
sssr, according To reports.
A heavy schedule 10 on the b<sHi.
ing program for ths weekend
The fourth annual CITY women
tournament starts tonight al q
O'Clock. 1fth play continuing Until
Midnight as the fsminins stars
seek the team ehsmploasfsip for
1880.
Sunday, az o'clock. ths fern
nine stars viii resume play.
shooting for the doubles and
singles titles. Ths final squad
goes on the silsys II . o'clock
night.
sunday night. on the Ideal al
eys in Seattle. IN. matches Of the
Intereity Classic league Will be
oiled Tscoms's three teams In
his league. Alt Hstdslbsrg. Pa
life Match and cammarano Raj !
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Fi6ht Called Off

fighting nj Boise. Idaho. on
the 7th and at Salem. Ore. on
the 10th. frankie Collins. the
Shoshone Indian from Reno.
New. has lost eight pounds
because Of his recent attack Of
measles. which placed him in
quarantine.
Those two were the only
ones capable Of extending
Ward, Maylon believes. 50 he
called off the show.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Gone glory heavyweight division
DEAR MET:
- time that the members Of the Tacoma
to set aside Chambers
creek fort fish in
kids enjoy the to them
selye kindest regards, remain.
/. BRUBAkER Secretary.
EAR That's great stuff At least means you Pogge
~ anglers the stream. The Tacoma
similar action Every grown up
sho do Thank f. M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Salmon Plan!

carried In hatekesses. After
Matching tho small fish viii
10 taken Ia Inc hsad~ sesss
NJ Tributaries esnptiag iste the
Columbia beiew Grand Couie~.
This viii ~ continued for
period ~ Is or 70 years.
Officials said Invitations Ia hid
on construction of the hatcher
lee probably would 10 issued
withta two nsesths.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Here il the first Of = series
of articles dealing with The
state game department. iis
work, progress aud what "
actually represents . de-
partm~nf for the good ef the
spoftsw,en aud the state ~
large.
Only few years ago did the
~ Washington state Gam. De
psrtment sternly resolve that II
would weigh the success of It's
fish propagation program only by
the actual returns shown In the
creeis OF fishermen,
Until recent years little attempt
was made by fish cultufis,s To re-
tain trout for liberation after they
had absorbed their yolk sacs
Small game fund incomes then
prevalent probably should be hlam-
ed partially for this fact
Also, II was not difficult
in tho.< earlier years for
sportsmep Ga find fine fishing
in nearby waters. and conse-
qo~ntiy the DEMAND for arttn-
cial propagation Of game fish
WAS not great. A. any rate.
not an impressive amount ~
attention was focused on trout
fry. or other game fish. once
they had been liberated In
lakes and streams.
Popularity of game fishing gain.
nj impetus steadily after the
World War. and during the ip3Gs
the sport has leaped 10 the fore
with a tremendous rush.
In 1888. the first year of state
game control In Washington fol-
lowing many years OF county game
systems the number
OF resident hunting and fishing
licenses sold totaled i23.is2 With
1888 sales not quite wholly se-
counted for. the number of resi-
dent hunting and fishing license
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Picks Wenatchee
To Win Title

YAKIMA, Wash.--W. ". Mccul-
Tough, business manager Of the
1898 Western International league
champions. the Yakima Pippins.
said today the Wenatchee team
looked good and predicted the
Chinooks would finish first In the
loop this year He picked Yakima.
Vancouver. Tacoma. spokane and
BsIlinghsm 10 finish In the order
named.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Eatonuiiue Boxing
Club Attracts Is

EArONvG1.l.e---Th~ tS,ssss sinb
IT EatsnviiIs nigh sebssi HAs ~.
tfsefsd 10 STUDENTS ~ fer the
year
They lnsisds; Art duensnbrteh.
lar. heavyweight. Dsm Murray,
Floyd UsskiIi snd 1sssGe mninsna.
~siisrwsixhts; Les Dseksy. jaeh
Axnsw. rrsncis iseksen. Nj Mr..
man. sidney Hsstiaff. fIiIi Mssti&.
and John stevens. IixhtWsighkss
ard Junior HoaEntt, resnj KRIS
nars, Mel fissnhart snd Hioy1
senafnsrsy. fssthsrwsishfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Stricken with appendicitis,
which necessitated an opera
ton. Johnny Di Sopa. Cali
fornia welter, last night was
forced to call off his scheduled
six-round main event here
with Davie Ward. Tacoman.
Promoter Will Maylon
strove vainly TO obtain a re-
placement of ability. but fail
ed. Truman Kennedy. recog-
nized Northwest champion. is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
TABLE TENNIS
MEET NEAR END

SEATTLE 49, ssmi-finsIs and
finair Of the ninth annual Wash.
ington state open table tennis
tournament tonight viii find top.
ranking players competing
The Pacific coast champion. Ray
Pearson ~ Seattle. siii mrst
Elwood Martin N Seattle. tho
Northwest No ranking player.
Harold Pbiian 81 Portland. No, z
man In tho Northwest. sili play
Walter Judd Of Seattle, seeded
No. ..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
ARMSTRONG BATTERs DAY. TARTAR But PAYS HEAVY TOLL


NEW YORk-Ijsnry Arm
- strong. the little brown
buzz Jaw. still IA welfer.
weight champion of the World.
but when they stick hts left
hand under the x-rny today
II may develop that u cost
him kio.o0O to heat uavey
Day into 4 spcnxy mess IN -
fense If his title.
rhe lns~struetsh5s. IavtnstnSe
Armesruas ran .ate = Tartar -
Madison Square usssIea ises atUnf.
and although no <uA m sschAtpal
srs~ ksus u the i7sb sossnd ~ ~
sesae Souvenirs frusa nAvvy - -
likely 90 carry far : ewupee -
fsonfhs
Ne o. . $50 49, ~ ~
eye 49, s~vn1see e~sv seIeeops
- stu.p. -. alppp bunDusonme
~ taesvp1 ~ ~ - - -
sbfth r~>sat go y 49, eubso
sus - ~ . frae1or9 n -
AsWsss~os Ws1l hove - -
~ . psslppts1 hnsse wsen Eruoe
ues1estvA n onnoDe--a ~
~ nswv~a vewo1 ensu -
ese. 80.
ssary ihe ttammss lhsvw 'sm
sfnm al pasnts ~ she sauspeas last
nixht ard sruse NJ srnn wpre ~
a. -...sxh - 49, Ia 49, 49, -.
lase iva ransds h~cassne ~ en>o
slows
nAvEv aOGs snWN
Otherwise Ne led eli IN wav.
finally 5sopptsx Day wlth 3 rtgNe
tn the ribs that nsoxsd anly ahsne
~ ineh~~ f,~sev wsnt Ia me-
knees en Inc canvas. his heal
ruled esssiiy ana Nsesves MY
rsvanauKh nsksa w intn Arm.
stfonzs hioo<i-smesfsd fscs aaA
said. That's ali
u hspSeW~a after I'VE
sutsssss sse ~ sevsw1s - ~
18Th vwsss1 I'D " nsosae1 M
ssssh ttssse n . )>eelp mesu
tNse fossr n.eWths ~ Doonvv
hss s~eecsaesits Apseu6~1 ~
wrissswssees eksssp1aanA@A ~
se~s be><h she n0&oWp>Qno
ttste. MT tAes uns ~ u seene
tsss st9he keesase Oavey
cams IN - 1ne--a paua1 eses
~ lightweight eDsvs1G
Armstrong. with pain shooting
al the way up 10 no sifow. kspt
throwing hls lrff against ney'a
heAd. Dsvey's right eye was snn1
buried unsier an angry. purpie
swelling but Ne whtstiea his rtnbe
upperest through In = Desperate
attempt Ia eouHset from NJ hind
sisi~
u was Afmss rings victory. bul
u was Davey's crowd. These wers
io,0ls pessuns p~efinx THROUGH I'M
sn'ohs and u SEEMED that ~ N
them ~efe for psvsy, They ho0ed
Armstrong wb<n he htt in~. end
they ehesrsd every bi0w rlay
struck. svrp n most n them wsr1
possd~s pun pssnrh~s fisine hy I
man shs wss licked bat russsss<l
to admit II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Alabama Zoe just happened by when the heaNy-
weight situation was at its worst. Never in his
tory has there been such heavyweight Phgh''
So don't rate Joe the greatest of all
I still get a whack out of the public It's so
ehangeable, hero worshpping, sheep-ike in mental
attitudes
and Pastor made him look like preliminary
fighter the public sang his swan song
Then he back to belt out Schmeng, beat
noor Harry Thomas and such fistic tipe he mas
lsince met and instantly the public again HOSTS
him to a pedestal led by the paid ballyhooers
And Just around the corner come two more
,,nsbay to be crucfied unless Fate DEGREES shock
ing surprise . . . namely. Roper and Galento After
May
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

ana
~ sse'' mas ee'''' NV" :"
-
~HoHVvW "otN>
To this truly startling Increase
In licenses, there must n~ added
account Of the TACT that shorter
working hours have permitted the
average fshinK enthusiasts much
more time for tho pursuit ~ their
fasofits sport
This hax push toward sport
fishing has ns~Anf Intensive
angling q" hundreds 81 ishrs
and streams, particularly the
easily ses~s.ts'~ """s. Ths
general .isuast"m Mas gradual
!, resulted In distinct DC
nsand Tar an Increased nsssp"a
fr"m stale ssssr s~pefsns~st
hntrherirs--sn output thss
weusd show returns. As The
ss,e came "ps'.a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

topping siI tins
women fo~isrs
in ons Of the
hest sessions II
the league this
season.
iouis~ Wshl-
srs also scored
stoys 900 reg.
istsring iss.
zss and 10i for
q Htz total.
h ere were
~ II the NO
fnsn pin stars
as,oye 500 f,f.
H... |.
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LILLARD LEADS
CUBS TO WIN

vssOkNtx. Arts Clay nvyaas,
fixnthsader. makes hss spring ~
hui fef the Chicago cphu f01)av
when thry pisy the Chicago
White Sos Gene f.ilissd, cuelr
roohis pitcher. led his tssm To .
10 sistosy ovef IN sou yseiss.
day ~ Yuma. Aria.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Hubbell Complains
of Sore Shoulder

bAION kDtGE. Ia. Inc New
York Giants tackle the Cleveland
Indians today Manager Biii
Terry ordered Pitcher Carl Hub
bell 70 Memphis. Tenn. 20 consult
Or J Spencer Speed about mis-
sore sfouldsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Ruth Litx. one ~ Tacomss hest
women bo~isrs. rolled zs1. iTs
and 1911, 10 reach . eli total In
the cisa A Womsns league a.
the Broadway alleys Friday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

to say they have seen Joe Louis tabbed by many
ballyhooers The greatest heavyweight champion
of all time" -.
When they say that they must have their
tongues in their cheeks. else they, like the pub
lie do not look back and think
Louis has done about everything he has been
asked to do in the modern setting. But to place
him above men like Jeffries, Fitzsmmons. Sharkey,
Corbett Sullivan. McVeigh, Langford Jeanette
Dempsey. Tunney is going trifle too far
And who is there who could say that Louis
would have belted out Harry Greb, the marvel OF
the mddleweight and electromagnetic ranks, one
of the toughest targets and weird speed merchants
the bigger classes ever developed?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
AID IN CHECKING PLAN


This picture gives ,ea an ldea
Of how trout are nnilked ~ their
sggs. which are then Matched
and later released In streams
and lakes where anglers find
them available. Washington
states hateheric.. 20 In all. are
most modern. the nrn In charge
capable and thorough. Nv this
method the suppl, In STATE VA
tiers Is enhanced no little. mare
PARTICULAR, In lake wzteFs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
YANKEE POWER
COMES TO FORE
BY UNITED PRESS

NEW ORLEANS-The New
York Yankees play today the New
Orleans Pelicans Of the southern
association The champions muir
dered the Tallahassee Capitols OF
the GeorgiaFlorida league. 1872
yesterday. Joe DiMaggio set the
pace Of a 23-hit attack with two
home runs and a double.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Boise Ball Squad
Soon 10 Practice

rROaaE1. WseA 80 Anty Hss-
rinxton, piaysf .msnssef ~ 10
Boss~ bAs~nniI team ~ tn NV
pi1n~es issaps, said t0eiAy M
ssu3d would sSs~nbie h~ss early
s~xt aoath far three wsei1s' trails
ing.
Hsrr,nGfon said Hsy<ssn Wsihss,
president ~ fhs sIub. mad nahsd
pssfhsrs and eafehsrs To sepext
hSFs April and esffisi<isss and
lnfssltsrs Ia arrive April B nev-
sr.l psnesles games wtii ~ plsyed
~lfh Vancouver II the weeteyn
International lsssue. H&rrssgton
zaid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

part of immortal when poor ola MIN
Echmelns. knocked him out
anything but the greatest of the great
Bob Pastor against Tommy who hasn't fight
with
everything pitched at him
JOE certainly didn't stand out against jimmy braddock
q worn out old Cinderella who beaten many
times the world lost count Jimmy had Joe down. although
back TO BraddOc the eighth to win crown
knows what
what Schmeng represented
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Alien Haiiy Chicago. rnys1 into
third place in The weird thfe4-
cushion billiard championship -
aiftt with tw0 vsetostes over Car.
enes Jackson. petrost.
Johnsv Layton. Nov Yovh. whe
had n>sd third pizes. drppppd tue
games To Otto Rsissit q phtla-
Delphi. and moved hack 10 fourth
place.
Joe chamaro. New Yesk. ~
is.der. and jay Boasman. Ch6eagst
Who 10 second. were ti1e teet mtGht.
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