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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14

The first half championship race
of the Commercial league ended
at the Broadway alleys with Tues
day nights matches and two
teams, Broadway Sport Center and
Community Tavern, finished the
hot battle for the semester title in
a tie, each with 4S points won and
81 lost.
The Broadway Sport Center
team went into the final matches
trailing the Tavern quintet by one
point, but they turned in the best
scoring of the season to emerge
with four markers from the Royal
Arcanums. Their three game total
reached 1927, a new high three
game team score for the year In
the Commercial pin loop.
Eddie Colbo and Joe TolOtti,
anchor man and lead-off, re-
spectiyely. for the Sport Cen
ter team. led the leagues scor-
ing. Colbo turned In the best
total, with a 500 count. Tolotti,
who rolled 622 last week, con-
tinued his high scoring with
5SS total. Other members OF
the team are John Dawson jr.,
Mel Reimer and Sam Hunter.
A play-off for the first half
championship will be arranged by
the captains of the two teams.
The members of the Community
Tavern team are Kenny Scott,
Francis Cady. Jerry Sweeney, Cy
Wilson and Charles Stagner.
ISABEL HITS EN-
The best total turned In by the
women bowlers of the league was
a SOS, registered by Isabel Nc
Cormick for the Langeland Oh
team. Errna Musselman rolled
three good games for Hotel Win
throp to wind up with 54s.
Results of the Commercial
matches were: SSth Street
Club 5, Western Furnaces L;
Hooker Electrochemicals 2,
Shaughnessy Cafe 2; Com
muniey Tavern 5. Exide Bat
teries 1: Tacoma Ice 5, Roy
Archers 1; Ice Delivery 4,
Redmen o; Cammarano Wo-
men 5, Stationers 1; LANCE
lands Furnaces s, Jordan's
Bread 1: Langeland on 5,
Hotel Winthrop l.
The best single game OF the
days bowling was turned IN by
Harold Rouse, who finished with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14

first half championship of the
league.
NEW LEAGUE OPENS
Another new league, composed
Of bowlers from the Peterman
Manufacturing company, starts
play on the Play Nor alleys to-
night at $50. There will be six
teams in the new circuit.
A turkey shoot starts today at
the Kay Street Recreation alleys,
Joe Brezicha, manager, reports,
and will continue for two weeks.
1t will be a handicap meet, with
scratch set at 200 and 80 per cent
handicap allowed. There will be
a turkey for the high score in
each series of 10 and the usual
reasonable entry fee for such a
meet will be in effect. Bowlers
may bowl at any time and as
often as they wish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14

a 255 count to bring his score to
5S2 for the series.
THOMAS HIGH
City Employees rolled their
matches on the Broadway alleys
and Bernard Thomas, lead off man
for Light Department, rolled $50
for the high total of the games.
Police bowlers rolled 2814 for the
best team total, with Skilly Lyons
and big Dave Penn turning in the
best performance for the team.
For the second successive week,
Frances Lusier led the scoring in
the matches of the KY Social
league on the K Street Recrea-
ton alleys. Her games were 156,
173 and 129 and the total was 45s.
Balls Ben Franklin Store con-
tinued its almost uninterrupted
winning streak with a four-point
victory over Y. L. 1. No. 2. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Basketball Results

Yale 30, F0rdham ~.
Rice ", Denton Teachers 81.
Oregon IS, Bogalusa Gayiords IS.
Loyola (Los Angeles) IS, Ari-
xona State Teachers a.
Maryland -, Western Mary
land 81.
Richmond 20, Hampdcn Sydney
20.
House Of David ~, Simpson Col
lege 81.
River Falls Teachers IS, Mac
Alester 45.
Notre Dame 81. Wisconsin IS.
villanova 81, Washington Col
legc 81.
LaSalle 81, West Chester 81.
Washington State a., Montana
State 81.
Montana 4s, Concordia College
Mimi AZ.
Idaho AZ, Cheney Normal 81.
Whittier 81, George Pepper
dine rs.
Willamette 48, Albany 40.
Oregon State SO, Multnomah
Club 81.
Washington est. Louis) 81, Mis-
souri, School of Mines 20.
Earlham 30, Miami So lover
time).
Wooster 40. Kent State 81.
De Sales 40, Otterbein 50.
Ohio U II, Marietta 22.
Bowling Green ~, Ashland 81.
Washington a jefferson 80. Mt.
Union 90.
Wittenberg II, Franklin q Mar
shall IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Logger-Re.d
Tilt TUESDAY,

Official announcement by Head
Basketball Coach Lou Grant con-
firms College Of Puget Sounds
tentatively scheduled game with
Reed College of Portland, Ore.
The game will be played next
Tuesday night in the Logger gym.
Monday night the Puget
Saunders meet Southwestern
University Of Los Angeles,
while Friday night they will
travel to Lacey to meet Joe
Pagiia's ST. Martins team.
With Fridays game approach
ing, Coach Grant has been work.
ing his players on both zone and
man-for-man defense against the
scoring Ranger team.
Bill Madden, former Buckley
high hoop star, and at present
CPS's outstanding football back,
made his appearance at Mondays
practice and looked good. Madden
has been active in the hoop sport
since his arrival at Puget Sound,
although not until Monday did he
cast his lot with the Loggers.
For the last two seasons he
has played on the champion
ship Sigma Zeta Epsilon fra
ternity basketball team, re-
ceiving all-college rating both
years. Madden also played
for Valleys Inc. In the Com
mercial league last season.
Coach Grant longs for a new,
tall, hard-playing forward and If
the Buckley boy continues to de-
velop in the next few weeks,
Grants hope may be rewarded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Youthful Athletic Emotion

the heat of athletic battle anything happen. Partc
ulary when youngsters involved. Roy Murphy, Sta
dunn team basketball player proved il again last
night in a game at Enumcaw
The had changed baskets when Murphy broke out
players dbhed the Enumcaw basket
dropped perfect points Enumclaw
Oddly nobody including the officials realized what Murphy
the ball Of bounds under his
Murphys pas
working the ball their basket
Enumclaw point attempting unw1t-
ng Stadium when the referee realized what
going tweeted his whistle
The OF both Stadium and Enumcaw
something particularly facial workings Of
Murphy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Offer Help To
Georgia Coleman

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the
gate receipts of a championship
girls football game was offered to-
day TO the fund to restore the
health of Georgia Coleman, strick-
en- Olympic diver.
The offer was made by the
Hollywood All-Stars, girls team
which plays the San Diego Sham
rocks for the California girls title
Saturday.
Georgia was stricken first with
infantile paralysis and now with a
liver ailment, and lacks funds for
treatment. Friends are taking up
a collection. An operation sched-
uled for yesterday was postponed
for several days to permit further
blood transfusions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Effort 100 Per Cent

WHEN little Marse Henry Armstrong lays away his nit
" tens ring fandom of his generation always point TO
Hank and say:
spent the kid There may have been better but
who gave his fullest effort with such consistency"
could veracit of statement
the little yomgs fought so contests three
including the buisng title with Lou Ambers Barney
That bout and half month of them is round
fought with complete the Armstrong
petual walking
attack backing standing toeotoe and smuggling
away
Always Henry dealing barring
sordid manipulation
will marching into the pit times
quits He has his money hope) and
fighter until hurt
readily accord him pleasure he
might find ahead
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Oregon Hoop Quint Scores

NEW ORLEANS-The Univer
sity of Oregon's basketball team,
last years N. c. A. A. champions,
turned In a dazzling last half of
play to defeat the Bogalusa, La,
Gaylords, masters of the southern
A. A. u, SO to As, before a crowd
of $500 last night.
The Gaylords were leading ~
to 20 when the first half ended.
After the half, II was q diff
ferent story. The Oregonians
bounced back with fury that
demoralized the Bogalusa
team.
Matt Pavalunas was the stand
Que player of the Oregon squad.
The fleet guard broke through the
Gaylords' defense for 10 field goals.
Six of these came in the second
period as the Oregon quintet was
pulling away from the Gaylords.
TWELVE POINT LEAD
John Dick and Pavalunas alter
mated at tossing the ball into the
basket during the final half. They
piled up a 12-point lead but the
Gaylords' Knight brothers-Cole'
man and Charley-narrowed the
lead with two quick field goals
near the end of the game.
Forward Ted Sarpola Of
Oregon, accounted for IL Of
his teams So points. Dick was
elected near the end Of the
game for four personals.
Dick gave the Oregon team 9
two-point margin a few minutes
after the game started. Then the
score see-sawed back and forth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Wes Hudson
Top Scorer

The woodworking Stadium
Tigers broke into the win column
last night in the Enumclaw gym
with q 1922 victory over the
Enumclaw Tigers.
Enumclaw will come to Stadium
Friday night for a return game.
Enumclaw started out fast
and held an SIS lead by the
end Of the initial period. Play,
as II WAS during the whole
game, was fast and furious.
Stadium began to function more
smoothly in the second quarter
and pulled ahead of the Enumclaw
squad to lead, 1913, at the half.
From then on the Blue and Gold
was never headed.
IVES Hudson, playing his
third year for Stadium, de-
serted his regular role Of the
scoreless guard and led the
scorers with 10 points. Hudson
broke his own scoring record
with this feat, as well as play
ing n bang-up game In the
guard spot. Darwin Bainton,
husky fullback on the Enum-
claw team, led the losers with
nine points.
In the preliminary game the
Stadium second team downed the
Enumclaw reserves, ~ to Is. The
Enumclaw squad battled to the
final gun, but was unable to
match the Stadium clubs class.
Roy Murphy led scorers with
IL points. TWO of Murphy's tallies
were added on to the Enumclaw
total as he became mixed up in
the third quarter and shot a field
goal through his own hoop. Bill
Hayward paced the Enumclaw
subs with four counters.
Stadium Varsity (23l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Ping Pong Play

The following matches in the
Commercial Ping Pong league
have been scheduled for tonight
on the third floor of the Medical
Arts building:
7:30 p. m, Lands Shoe Co. VS..
Hayden-Watson Florists, c. o.
Lynn Company VS.. Nelson Drug
Co., Smith Fuel vs.. Royal Area
mum Club, Superior Dairy VS.,
Cardinal Club, Squeek's Rondivoo
VS.. Washburn's Service, Dammeier
Printing Co. VS.. Sixth Avenue
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
LEAGUE LEAD
GOES ON BLOCK

Leadership of the Pierce County
(west) league will be at stake
Wednesday evening when the I'M
defeated Roy Townies play the I'M
beaten Mineral Firemen at Min
eral.
Other league games send Taco
ma Milk Shippers to North Puy-
allup on Wednesday and Midland
to Puyallup to play Valley Parts
on Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Deadline For
Ducats Set

sEATTLE-Two days remain
for season ticket holders 70 re-
new their 1883 seats for Univer-
sity Of Washington basketball
games, Athletic Director Ray l.
Eckmann announced today.
Season ticket orders win be
taken until Dec. IS. Eckman
said. Fourteen games were on
home schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Choose Stars
For citycIub

A brilliant constellation Of hoop
etars was selected by veteran I'd
Grant Wednesday from the half
dozen City Basketball league
teams to face the formidable Pa
eific Lutheran college squad Sat
urday night at . o'clock In Lin
coin high gym
Those named by Grant who
Win manage the team, included
Bob PuIlar and Dick Nichols Of
johnson Paint, wally Brcbner
and Bfl Glundberg Of Con-
sumers Meat. Lornie Meri<ie
md I'd Turner Of California
Florists, Bob Cummings and
Jim Bud Of Tnter-City Auto
Freight Al Mccay Of Cam
lnaranos, and Al LlblSe r., and
Gene Gundcrson Of ChIIlas'.
These players. outstanding in the
City loop. are expected to make up
. team that win stand a fair
chance Of turning back one Of the
strongest college clubs In this sec
ton.
All proceeds win be turned over
to President Roosevelt's fund for
combating infantile paralysis.
II you're not using 1t. sell II with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
If Truth Were Known

champions ring immortality their opinion
IL as to the greatest fighters
Said Jack Dempsey: Jim Corbet'
"Jack Dempsey"
Bob Fitzsimmons"
Benny Harry Greb"
however undoubtedly reservations, towt
"Wen IN other great but really think the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14

with the Gaylords emerging in the
lead as the first half ended.
Oregon next meets Long Island
university at Madison Square Gar
den, New York, Dec. 16.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Lutherans Win
Tight Hoop Tilt

Knapps Modern Business college
came within two baskets of drop
ping the fast Central Lutherans
from first place in the Park
Church-Fraternal league race last
night at Bellarmine. Final score
was 26 to % for the Lutherans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
The Reason, Chuck

Old Timers of Tacoma refer TO Rainier the
" Mountain There has been bitterness
the larger of the
continually throwing all the barriers possible the path of
growth particularly did Seattle fight the change of
resultant publicity
city the original Indian Tahoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
FIGHT ADDS
TO CONTES

OLYMPIA-A couple of wild
swings by a pair Of former Taco
ma hockey players was all that
was needed to start a battle in
the second game of the Southwest
Washington Hockey association
doubleheader here last night.
The fight started in the
final minutes Of the II. l.
Wolf Orphan contest after
Norm Balm. Orphan forward,
had knotted the count at six
all with sensational forage.
George Goldsberry. Bain's
teammate, and Pat MuIligan,
firebrand, tangled. They jump
ed at each other and were Inn
mediately followed by fellow
players. II took five minutes
10 clear the Ice.
The Wolves won, s to 7. Mea-
dow Lark Dairy beat the Oilers,
Is to 8.
'Ehet tfnfhtt
OIL and Wood Meadow Lark
Barclift .......G. ...... Rochelle
johnson D.. s. Goldsberry
Atkins .........D. Oidham
Arcand .........F -. Alstrum
McNulty ...F.......... Close
Spares. Olympia OIL and Wood.
Tatro. Dahn. Bigelow. Webb; Meadow
Lark. Bensley, Johns, Peterson. Balm.
Scoring
Oil and Wood ........ l ! l. 3
Meadow Lark ........ s 8 SIS
tSeeond Cameo
". L. Wolf Orphans
Bachelor :. o.. Woodbury.
Mullisan .......D......... Barnard
Hutchinson .....D...... Warren
v;wek '........Fr''.. y. ooiasg nsiy
Spares: II. l. Wolf. Condor, Lewis,
Stelter. Atwood; Orphans. Suther-
land. Pullman. Springle.
Scoring
H. L. Wolf .............. 4 2 "a
orphans ................ b--7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
On the Lam
with -
Elliott Metcalf

TACOMA Pierce County and Southwest Washington boys
the list of University of Washington football play
ers given varsity and freshmen awards :.
Eugene Walters of Stadium and Andrew Bednr Lincoln
Tacoma boys awarded freshmen numerals
Ernie Steele of Hghine led list of former Puget Sound
ference stars Steele earned varsity while
Enumcaw, Thron Riggs Buckley Jim Overlook Morley
Of Kent freshmen sweaters
Other Southwest boys Mark McCoe of Wendell Pike
of Olympia Robert Wagner Nicholson
Hugo Swanson of Kapowsin all freshmen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14

Super Cream, Hob Mob Food Shop
vs.. Fairmont Hotel.
$3.50 p. m, playoff between
winner of first round lands Shoe
Co.. and winner of second round,
who, If there are no upsets, will
be C. Q. Lynn duo.
This will close the clubrooms
until the first Wednesday in jan
uary, when the city doubles tour
nament will open.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Bright Future Picture

HUNTERS of Washington look ahead with downright
= satisfaction -.
Within the next five years there will be thousands OF
fertile open to shooting of upland birds and wild
waterfowl
And within 10 years, according TO estimates there
will be than 100000 of such harborng upland
birds and waterfowl :.
refer the Couee dam project Eastern Washington the
future haven game birds
When that time the heavy the
Yakima Eensburg sections Wala Wala
will relieved comfort
the sections
The Coulee that it hrves under cultivation
and upland birds private effort
will be bird available
Canadian grain fields haven of the Hungarian partridge
Wild waterfowl will propagation. The country will
natural lure Not the body that will form
the damake but the grain spring
birds
probabilities beyond comprehension
think
a scarcity of future hunting fields
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n you're not using 1t. sell II with
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Subs: Knapps Business college =
Larsen ca, Tweedy: Central Lutheran
Davis t2) Norman "a. Refined. Of
ficials-LaCombe and Hauge
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PIC. Planning
Its Homecoming

~ SECOND weekend In October
~ len dssignatsd - Homecom-
tng sor Pacific Lutheran college
alunni and students. Events CEN
tar1ng around The r. l. est. Mar
tin's football game. scheduled for
. O'Clock Saturday evening. Oct.
~. n Lincoln bowl. are being
PLANNED under direction Of Arne
MAXI. student body president. The
Pacific Lutheran college choir. in
cnnunctton with the chorus. win
sfng.
a football rally and parade win
- staged Friday evening. after
which = short one-act play. several
stunts and music viii precede the
general get-together and refresh
ments.
a tea N honor Of the alumni
guests 4 being planned by mem
hers q Delta Rho Gamma for Sat-
urday afternoon.
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