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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

uonaas Results
ThtonWiie ii Sumner 40
pfc n Auburn 20
Puyaliup 80 North Puyallup 70
Buckley 81 Service Battery as
Eatonyille Lum ber Jacks snapped
back into the lead IN the Valley
division Of the Western Washing
ton league by defeating sumner
Merchant I-2s. at Estonviiis
Monday night. Rasmussen Of
EstonYille and Uubthia Of sumner
tied for high point hon0rs
Fife Merchants turned IN q
I.20 decision over Auburn ner.
chants a. Auburn 10 become a biz
threat for the top spot. Fife has
posted protest on the forfeited
Sumner game claiming an agree
ment had been made with the
league president postponins N.
game
Puysiiup Totems barely squs.z-
ed BY North Puyallup. 1885 In
the undersized Northside gym.
Earl Breen vss IN. star Of the
evening With 10 points while
Checking George Gsller 10 slz.
With Jack Bonsto setting the
pse. Buckley Merchants took
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

The feature wili ~ held 81 Para.
ilse Valley. February lila
oldest sis.slr ~ fts TYP.
tseuwea thar IL ~spert~d 10
W. . hare 10 tho h~ss psrfsrm=
ers IN ths. .~rtiea, u sdatties
10 . high siass sialew esesi.
service club. siii ". for val
nssse ~ ard. and rsasef s.s.
VIII ee gtsen ss .ppsfsnaits
81 demonstrating shsir rrsws
~.s ~ . aswrhiIi ee~ ae~iap<d
for hays and xisis under ~
war. 81 age.
The night Previous 10 the rae.
ing svenss will he turned over IN
sociai activity which will he spea.
seFsd ny the rasums Chsmh<g 81
Commerce A queen. 10 he sesrstsi
soan, wiil rule tho fst~. IL has
h-en Indicated.
RIGHT WEARS ON
Tacoma lay was lnsuEufstssl
eish, years ago The initial event
vas staged Al laBkmlsc springs.
where several hundred persons
flied into The pafk 10 witness The
fesilvity,
Last s~s..n wesr than
teo0 spectators wese On
hand 3. watch psea Fraser.
No. I skier Ia tho >asshsrsi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

LOUISVILLE. ~. y c = 2 Y
Charley Kurtsinger heartorohen
because he may never again roe
War Admiral. with which ne won
the 1887 Kentucky derby. Noiceo
q single hope today-thst ne may
be given a mount he can noe 70
another victory in the Blue Grass
Classic.
Another trp 70 the winner :
circle at Churchill Downs woulo
place the little veteran alongsloe
Ear sande as a three-time winner
and he said today that that oppor-
tunity would be the only magnet
that could ever put him astride
another thoroughbred as jockey.
He announced such TEN
porary" retirement Yesterday
when War Admirafs os ner,
Samuel -. Riddle. revealed no
WA contracting for another
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

PtfALLtP- Opposed by The
state game department and yari-
olIs sportsmen's clubs throughout
the area. sponSof Of the Puyallup
steelbesd derby The PUyaIlup
Pre8sJ was asked IN resolution
passed by the Pgysilup Sports
mems associatlon Monday night To
cancel the feature
President LeaFltt appointed
committees 70 act for the coming
year. Chsirmen include RuDe Lar
son. membership. Charles Hollis.
fresh water fEh Jess Adsm ms. salt
water fish. Eoy Fitch, program,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

walks and plesdsd with the
man 20 come down but hs
ignored them 4 FIRE ladder
truck was called Police Ser
gesnt Michael +. Carr vent
out IN the yeniilat0r and
pleaded. Approaching him A.
one Of the ventilators bell-iike
openings. Carr iesped the last
few feet ana pinned him
against the shaft.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Sportsmen Ask Derby Cancellation

DIR. J. & Will. upland game birds
Bruce Rice. migratory water fowl.
and John Aisdniek. yzrmint.
A banquet IA bsing arranged
for early March COMMITTEES heads
for the affair include Earl Asreh
banquet Harold Larson. tickets
joel Boone. decorations. Bill Nc
Queer. RTeeteTt Wilbur George.
cbef. Frank Robinson. chief stew
ard. ana Lesvitt and Marion Cat
ron secretary of The club. will
provide the program The spesk-
sr a. tho meeting wa George
Mitchell u the state game de
partmenL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

thought II was more or less q
joke" admitted Mcintyre. Per.
haps there IL something In the
story At any rate, II might be
well 10 find out
The fuzzy fish story has split
veteran Colorado anglers into war
ring camps. The controversy Was
heightened when thr Salida Daily
Mail printed a picture OF a fish
With an apparent fur.ooatlng from
head 10 tail The paper reminded
readers that cameras don't lie
and said the flsh was caught sey.
erai years ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
FU BEARING TROUT!

DENVER, Colo. - The state fish
and Game commission promised
today in the interest of science
to facilitate the attempted capture
of the legendary fur bearing trout.
The commission will grant per
mission FOR Salida angler TO
make his cast out OF season in
the icy waters OF the nearby Ar
kansas river
There. assert Salda citizens. in
GLIDING Wilbur y Foshay. sccre-
tary OF the chamber Of commerce.
are found the fish with cold
weather covering
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
BUCKS SNAP
OUT OF SLEEP

VANCOUVER. n. q. Foriland's
leasue.leadlng Bpekatoos snapped
out Of slump and came from
behind twice last night To beat
The Vancouver Lions. 10 =. In
Pacific Coast Ice Hockey league
game. The let down Sunday
night cost Portland a io-to-o dc.
feat al the hands Of Spokane
The rough game drew a crowd
of 1900, next 10 the largest of the
season. Arr Gagne refereed for
the first time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Important Puck
Play Tomorrow

CammRrano Brothers Pioneers
will be battling for chance TO
get back In the running for first
place in the city hockey chase
on the Lakewood ice Wednesday
night. They meet Griffin Fuel at
80 o'clock.
Medoswect Diaries and All
Heidelbergs meet in the . o'clock
nightcap.
The Pioneer five showed u
could play real hockey last
week ny upsetting the fast
Medoswect quintet. The win
WAS due largel, 10 the goal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

fhs human ~ zas hurried
of 10 police station ami
booked on drunkenness
charge. Be identified hlm-I
a. James Sullivan 81
= m an iron worker" he eH.
plsined. = worked on the
garden when IL Nss built IN
1890. just wanted - see n
all the riYets were stili tight. 70
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

tending Of Coleman. who was
able 60 take care Of his POSI-
ton without the aid Of defense
men close Ia the goal. This
allowed the Pioneer pucksters
10 70 on the offensive and
garner "a few goals for their
own cause,
As result the Cams scored
their first win OF the season.
All heidelberg and Medosweet
will he battling for first place
The Brewers are indicated. The
Dairymen were downed by the
-Rms last week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Heavy matmea
Display Science

Capturing twn osk NJ three falls.
hiIIy Hansen defeated asllor f3afso
Monday night ~ Gsssnwlch easl.
scum To- ons ~ The cfss~,sss sisss
plays % scientific wrestling s~sn
here In several years.
fhe fans @sre yoslfsfyaIs 10 sx-
pressing ibslr approval ~ the Dr.
psrisse from th~ customary ''Fouxn
stuff and gave she iva Handsome
young giants fsslsinx sy2tion IL
ths eonaiusisn II hassiiitiss.
nssts istsosissssa . sew Md.
The -bss'a's ksst.- whssh hAe~
pms 10 b~ his speciality. In sis.
ming the initial fsti W. spttbea
ts@sssa In mid ring In lhe sss-
osd reuad and eiaaped ss ~
hid, psaaing tke <att I.Aks
tiiy Adsais sffss five Nstne
ai~s ~ sss.ad. NJ wrestling
Hansen fetsilatsd IN the fourth
using . series ~ hs4aiis~ks 10
draw sysn The fail vas sspfsd
after ss3 rad sispssa.
Tina deciding fail e2ms after q ~
0f tbs flfth round. whea ifsnsen.
spilled once ny q flying tackle.
f1iisd Hssto's plans ny planting
dfopsies On mis- 1hisbsfs. SINKING
this navy with his direct nit
Ds. Harold kahss. sswsssssss
fr.sa tSes Nsiaes. Isw3. ssiseA
foul ssfdssf sses t1iiiy -
wssss. kansAs dfts sufflns. In
The ssUi wisdap. heSsses Slsh
ksei,s sailed hals u ih~ pss~
s~eaisKs after siis II the
third resad wh~s ths vijlsbnssss
Edwards pesssstsd 10 empte,-
Ing fosbsastea nsesk~>ts.
pavs Johnson arid CI1f Thlede
vent 10 fast draw In tins three.
round special event. Nniis Hump"
gee defeated Tobr Wallace In the
spsnsf. pinnsnx the Omaha crap.
pisr IN ~ seconds II fhe third
round
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

Foshny asked Otis D.. Me
lntyrc. secretary OF the com.
mission. To waive the law To
verify the reports. There were
numerous Salida believers and
University Of Colorado xooio-
gists were puzzled. They nd
,anced u tbeof, that some
sort Of fungus attached 10
trout In the winter. although
they had never heard 81 such
n phenomenon.
When | first read NJ the fur
caring trout OF the Arkansas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

10 ne fases
{ . IN b Iss IA
" q lite fwsieist
cf0wu ten lkht
against M ny
Arts uensls "a
rsmpsrts Mos
his nss>t rsfs
sistest pper
nenf
n isn't ntHh
~ . gam hts -
such things arr
rated t'he net
ting what there
WA ~ a. Ia
safct Arm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Logger Quiint
Plays Pacific

An inexperienced College ei
Puget Sound Basketball team viii
play here "Wednesday and Thurs
aay nights With = two game series
against the veteran Pacific Uni
versity quintet II Forrest Grove.
ore The I.assers arc not eesapet-
ms In Northwest Loop conference
play this year
Lyle Carpenter Is the only reg.
ulsr vhom the I.ogssgs viii PIT
against the Badgers. whose line.
mp ia virtually The same as that
which finished third In the c1n.
ference race lsst year Pacific
recently irounred Miilsmstts,
which tied Whitman Tor the inas
crown
second strinH PLAYERS Win
fill the positions left ssssnt
IN the e. =. =. anisset. .eerge
Mitchell VIII team With Car
peptcf NJ the forward post.l
Don Williams wili play ceas
ter. and Carl smith win ~
stationed 81 an@ af the guard
positions. \ pair .f ff~sh-
men. Lawrence Ninissa and
Riii Moore. arr the foremost
candidates for the either guard
past.
Relief men include Hsli Me
Lsurhlin and Warren Gay, from,
last years team. Jerry kent and
Jim rauiaon. ffeahmen, and ~
kenriok. who played for &, y 3
several years ago and led the con.
ference In scoring
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
SPECIAL MEET TONIGHT

The Cocker Spaniel club Of Ia
com. will meet tonight IN the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms to
discuss the rabies situation and
to make plans for the coming
banquet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

VITA fh~ fss.pss rssv<s' pr
p~sast tfsphs sn9 . wrs~s=
watch ny pt~sir1 siv~s n ~
sanual stntosa rsre. u was -
s~eeua consecutive win sed >
vtst.ss ina y~.s Viii se1e~
him - k~ep ~ tvsrAy pesuss
sestiys
Virgins ne~ssx ~ the unlsefs
ssty ~ wsshinxtae took the 40
mems staien against . top filznt
usls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
On the Lam,
with %.
Elliott Metcalf
- On display at Shermans Tackle Store in South Tacom
n steeIheads. a IL FOUNDER
DEAR NET:

DEM MtT:
- On display Shermans Tackle Store in South Tacoma
two steelheads l7pounder
display the last Three
barber doesn't begin to tell the Without
the
they rather make good catch
all his fish So fly tackle
at
having fish invites his comrade fish in the
while He time the
the helping
a backash
offer his best fly No sportsman lured
from its watery home
fisherman for his
fine craftsmanship NJ s
a Neil kind of fellow makes
life nshn. They
you selfish, nconsiderate T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
High Scoring
In City Loop


High scores were pustsd by all
three winning teams al Lincoln
gymnasium ia#t night an the
srcond half of the City Haskell
ball league seaaon got under uay
Cammsrsno brothers defeated
chiilas. Sp.sT. Johnson Paint beat
California Florists, btrsp, and Ten.
ersi Motors nnaed out tho College
Of Puget Sound Ffosh. slsbo
Ga ~ ~ araBos' stetess
marked an impressive debut
f.r Marry Rush. former lin.
roin high school star, whe
scored IN paints. nab Me-
kiansi. another es-Ab~. psss~d
-, aud Harry WsrbssksS. fess
meri, Of stadium, Tailed ~.
The Gam. held = ST. i~sd 81
the half They WIRE held rv~a
In tho third quarter. hut bose
down ~ ihs fourth.
cueky iiernaas went on scur-
lng splurge In thr fourth quarter
10 give johnson Paint victory over
the Florists. The Florists held a
silm advantage ~ the fourth
period opened. bat Hsrness erased
the margin by scoring II points
to give the Painters the upper
hand Ne Was high With 10 f'hs
losers played the final period with
out their star. i.nfnle Msrkif. who
vent out With an ankle injury
General Motors encountered stlr
opposition from the G. . y squad.
and might have lost the game mad
The LogRsra not been over eager
The Loggefs mlsssi nearly d0ssn
shots In the final iva nlnulss
iilil Lennon led the Aeloftasn
with 10 points. Hon ituegsI. nj
Dsrtah and Prank Petty s,hn aisp
figured prominently In the victory.
For the L0gKefs. Lyle Carpenter
and BlIi Moore were outstanding
with ~ AMI y points. feapscslsely
4 ssansfsnes 100 i3ft thlilas
psfis ~ ..sts.. ~ ufant
mo,,o ~ 80 ~ Hssgi.ss's
~ y s s,,,.. ~ 80, 90 l.sss
ipash s ~, W ~ ' q, sssssi
subs rsmmsrsnD nsothefs. Hssa
49, Cbiliss tsyst f2f uggpls liiehs
Hond az esigso off.eisis. ksnass
~ sHd Heinrich
: air tisris, ttsl fsii 5ssaaas,
AsFsis 90 II 49, q NeFnsMA
Milfsf ~ - ss 40, nfsntsf
hsessn 80 80 -. ~ anderson
e.esni ~ - .ss. ~ hsnssl
0 M. o.i,,,..a X t,,,,,.,. - s.,as -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Fraser Might
Win Times Cup

ELABORATE plans for the eighth renewal Of Tacoma Day.
- one of the Nurhwests major skiing attractions viii be
perfected today when Chamber OF Commerce selected
mttrr woes into fa initial hndaIe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Dog Deserters Arouse Isom

Another letter comes from Yelm. where LymOn 1sOm
Tacoma and Pierce county residents turning their
dogs loose in that section He attributes reeasemen OF the
animals TO the quarantine
Lymon that dog owners are taking their
them driving
fit Personally Id rate
hem fairly close 10 posoner
letter from join, ArsaHto Of Sumner expressing the
belief that the Puget Sound shouId present annual
arid bopl feature. Suggests could be called the Fish
bol Thatd be oil right, John. the folks rent for ii
hook line aud siiker. And thanks TO y0p for note
CHUCK coNGDoN and Emery zimmerman Portland
Y like the Los Angeles open
All which they just le strokes behind the
27s nethng
10 tax Congdon and Zimmerman led other
golfers such Lloyd Mangrm Morte Dutrs Abe Epnoss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Mike Jacobs, Humorist

Mike Jacobs New York fight promoter, has made him
self one of the main humOrists of the year
In a statement condemnng Middew eight Champion Soly
Kreger and his manager. H. me Capin. Jacobs said:
I'm through Solyn for
Century He's III break that clique that
Freddie Steele and kreger"
rat genuine eybsy laugh It's pungent
monopol of fighting champions working
biggest clique history talking about another
Dear settling heavily his paints
himself pust will sordd
onnving trophy He's earned
We'll 1ccH g. . so Vines has back to Qire Bulge
some net paStng The lanky kids CH 10 along about
erea-Stefen keeping their riralrg hot. Howerer, they
satisfy the fans by maSerfm play And nobodys
hurt
behind the proposed
Kppes south Tacoma
An proposal
any information. III let Thank
for writing z NJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Conn Accepts Second Helping


BILLY CONN. the story book fighter signs TO go back in
the ring against Fred Aposto, whom he defeated few
nights ago
But this time they travel the l5round route, the
bout being for Feb 10, in the Garden
Conn also made side agreement 10 les pounds.
give take a pound. That means he weigh in at ,
O'Clock 1863 pounds which would throw him in the ring at
40 better his full strength intact
young the l5round Of
camp
successful Billy nothing to
15round fighting
buing eouging hitting wen have with
Apostolic He knows the
However always fought his
shot the mddleweght champion
he unanimous victory
his book Garden debut the vide popularity
acclaimed viii the
walls We thought Aposoi fought Of his hest fights
he unanimous verdict The bout
anc that will play major part in
packing the house
established precedent for himself He has gone into
ght-heavy the Conn bout and hardly could use
other sspounder who might
You assured Apoo will
Conn battle with vsor than he did the
will this time out Aposioli grabbed the
he'll this time But Fred will
equally well he did the initial trip because of the differ
the The kids fought
eruellng making this natural return event
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

total 10 s4s for Rhodes. but Dusty
sfsaeked out I'll single for nigh
single game ~ ths session
Joe Hayes rolled 5sf 10 lead the
pinmen 81 the knights u Co
mfnb,ss league flls zz3 was slso
high single game Ernie Enrisht
scored 54z for runner-Ip and Cecil
csyanaugh rolled 537 for third
spot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Tiger Midgets
Defeat Japanese

Coach Johnny iislnflg<s atafii-
pfn midget basketball team De-
ftaisd the Japanese Crusaders ~
afaitis. ~ 10 70. IN . practice tlff
yesterday afternoon ~ the Tiger
gym, n VAS the second triumph
for the Bengal Bsb@s over the
Seattle Jspsnsss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Lumber lacks Maintain Lead

bl.?3 verdict from Service Battery
OF the 10th Field Artillery In
game played at Buckley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

s4bs btAalsna Dun ngos1, HaFYy
Brown, bop Milton, Ger4Id isaff
Gerald Larson. Merle Bacon IA. lea
tDlius TED Nsxsfisid fsj Bill
pTssory a Crusaders kssf ofsosi
C<oa<s fHsi % cfsst sstsuta 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

suba bstonsills HnYsa tsi ltasz
HssAfu va hsnss sumner vii
Hams 40 kufifmba 80 LrhnhsT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11

aySs iHfsss - fhart 1eli3d
rfosh AunIsF4 rTsss IA Mef@1xtss
lin ~ ksndfixs az Kent a.
osasgsl sotsss Isfsh 80 esinastss
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-01-05
JOHNSON KEYS WAS
BURIED ON SUNDAY

Johnson Keys, died at his home
at Stages Creek Saturday, Dec.
81 as the result of paralysis. He
was 70 years old at the time of
his death.
Funeral service was conducted
Sunday by Rev. R. H. Stone at
the home. While the deceased
had been partially crippled from
childhood he had been active in
a measure until his recent illness
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Kora Keys, and the following Sis
tiers and brothers: H. A. Keys and
Mrs. Annie Osborne of Lansing
Oren Keys of West Jefferson anC
Hack Keys of Clifton.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-01-05
Adjustment Or Drastically
Changing The Absentee
Ballot Law Suggested.
tAnalyzed by Albert Coates,
Director Institute of GOvernment)

(Note: This is the first of Sc
ries of articles of articles pre-
pared by the Institute of Gov
eminent analyzing reports OF
various Boards and Commissions
presented to the Governor and
Members of the Assembly for
their consideration in the COM
ing legislative session.
In a report which lodges no
issues and compromises no prin-
ciples the State Board of Elec-
tionS recommends to the Cover
nor and the General Assembly:
~ the subdivision of large vot-
ing precincts with not more than
Eve hundred voters; (2) a new
statewide registration of voters
10 eliminate ten of thousands OF
names of dead persons, non-resi-
dents and disqualified felons
From the registration books; 90
<ne abolition of markers and the
provision of assistants only to
the occasional voter who is illit-
crate, blind, paralytic, or labor
ing under other physical disqual-
sf1eation which prevents him
from marking his own ballot;
(4) repeal of the absentee ballot
law and provision of a safeguard
ed method for legitimate use of
absentee voting.
The Board recommends the
subdivision of those precincts
AA which more than five hundred
persons voted in the election of
1886, into such precincts that not
more than five hundred persons
will vote in any precinct" in or
der Cd to relieve congestion at
the polls, GU to promote the or
derly conduct of elections, (3) to
lesson the opportunity for irreg-
ularities and frauds, (4) to re-
move unnecessary hardship on
election officials in counting bal
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-01-05
Duke Lost Thrilling Rose
Bowl Game To Troj JAMS, Is

the State Board of Elections IS
fullv satisfied that there are
MANY more absentee ballots used
in primaries than in general
elections, and that the abuse OF
the absentee ballots more wide
spread and general in party prl-
maries than in general elections.
The abuses are not limited to
either party in general elections
nor are they limited to any side
in primary contest.
1--WE recommend the absolute
repeal of the present absentee
ballot law. The majority of this
Board believes that there is need
for an absentee ballot law by
which persons legally entitled to
vote, but who otherwise could
not do so, can exercise their right
of franchise, but such a law
should so safeguard the custody,
issuance and subsequent handling
of the absentee ballot that fraud
would be we'll nigh impossible,
and if committed, certain Of de-
lection.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-01-05
Heart Breaking Battle Won
By California In Last
Minute OF Play.

Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Calf,
Jan. 2-Duke's sensational de-
fensive record and hopes of vic
tory here in the Rose Bowl
against Southern California both
were shattered in the final min
ute of play today as the Trojan
warhorse gained to 3 decision
before an overflow crowd OF
more than 10000 thrilled fans.
Both elevens delivered a spec
tacular brand of action from
start to finish. A light, mist
known here as Southern Califor-
MIA fog, made the field slippery,
and umbrellas dotted the stands.
After Tony Ruffa's 16-yard
field goal had given the Blue De-
wills a to 0 lead early in the
fourth period, the tide of battle
shifted several times before the
Trojans finally opened sizzling
aerial attack in the closing stages
of the scrap.
Four straight passes from Doyle
Nave to Al Kruger ate up the
necessary yardage, and the final
heave from the Duke Is found
Kruger taking the oval deep in
the end zone with not a Blue De-
vii in position to knock the ball
down.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-01-05

organization when he was 81
years old. He was a Shriner, and
a member of the First Baptist
church.
He is survived by three chill
dren-Mrs. Nelson baltimore,
John Wynne Doggett, and Rob-
ert Doggett, all of Shelby; two
brothers, George and Tom Dog
gett of West Jefferson; two
sisters, Mrs. J. K. Cowan of Ashe-
vile and Mrs. R. S. Lipscomb of
Gaffney, S. c.
Among those attending the
funeral from West Jefferson
were: Mr.. George Doggett, Mr..
and Mrs. Tim Doggett, Mrs. Ru-
fus Coward, ]. B. Hensley and
Earl Davidson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-01-05

Hoey certainly beat the Gov. of
California, which took place be-
tween the halves, with Amos of
the famed "Amos and Andy"
team introducing them.
Other Rose Bowl winners were:
Tennessee won II to 0 over Okla
homa at Miami; Texas Christians
licked Carnegie Tech, IS to 7 at
New Orleans in the Sugar Bowl
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-01-05

Thousands of Ashe county fans
sat beside their radios Monday
afternoon and listened to the
great 1899 Rose Bowl game. They
were delighted with the wonder
full game that Duke played and
most of them deeply regret that
the game didn't end one minute
sooner, when Duke would have
won, 3 to 0. 1t was heart-break-
ing defeat.
In speech-making Gov. Clyde