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hsg gamble with hnndTests az tnoo-
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seils and ths Rhins. 90 make .
vas; effort To outflAns the slliss
By a turning movement through
Holland. Belgium o. Switzerland.
or both
In my opinion. The latter alter
native. an Indirect attack through
neutral territory. 10 unlikely this
fail or winter.
Rain Making Mud
Days OF continuous rain have
rendered the ground extremely DIFF
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5 W..Ii1s3s Raiders Bdgged,
Claim; Gale, Udr
UictinaS In Port

IoNDnN-A l~.z \. s~~my alr<raft rss&<< . nrssisA
~ar~Aip IL n<r<Ass sAsp. !. TIE Meth t~1Ay
ard ~H<I sAFss ~ The rzs<srs krc~rh ae~A tAs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23
Plan Board Asks Development
OF 16O> Acre Recreation Area

Development Of huge recreationa area IN naturai
park of between So 35h and 4Oh and Sprague
and Pine ss urged upon the city council and PARK
board Saturday by the city planning commission Chairman
Louis Muscek said the proposals would be formally pre-
sented to the city council Monday.
planning commission 1t owns TO assure inc develop
contour of the men IL also recommenaea
Of already held that committee OF represents
ideally suited tive character Dc named " woA
=au4Ao Eloat4 ha nraiect
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
....-.......S2,s 70, 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23

Football Finals

Eotre Dame ~, Navy =.
Pittsburgh Is, Duquesne IL.
Harvard Z, Penn ~.
Columbia \, Princet0n IA.
Duke 30, Syracuse 9.
susquchsnna -, City College u
lew York Q.
Dartmouth II, Lafayette 0.
Boston University Is, Upsels !.
Tufts 0, Northeastern 0.
Rochester 0, Amherst Sz1ONS
Williams Q, Bowdoin In bank
Manhattan 7. Aubured in federal
Brown 0, Holy Cry Alden A Kelly,
Cornell ~, Penn \, with debts OF
Rhode Island zSsets Of $3.50. ex-
BluefieId Inst. cell J Fountain, la
Vermont 9, Unipuyer. Wash, with
Yale 20, Army'.t4 and assets OF
Wooster 20. Mt
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likely course Of events In the neat
few months Ia a comparative stale
mate on the western front. while
Hitler concentrates his efforts by
submarine and bombing attack en-
the British navy and merchant
marine.
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'Try and DO IL,

But there In no doubt that both
British and French troops would
like nothing better than a mass
German attack upon the Maginot
line. which Is perhaps at least one
reason why the Germans may not
try IL.
Military observers here are much
interested In Gamelin's tactics a.
revealed thus far--that In. irfitat-
ing attacks carefully prepared and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23

NEW NoRk--Ths STERN
battered United States liner
fresid<n, Harding dxkrd to-
siay With IS Of the passengers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-23

WoSb6f <vs nj
Capital rs, Ma
Ohio Wesleyan
Trinity Comm
Detroit I'll, No.
Grove City 0, !
Ohio Northern
Colgate 81, st.
Wesleyan So, !
Tulane IA, Mort
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Rain Making Mud

Days OF continuous rain have
rendered the ground extremely DIFF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13
JOCKEY, HAS FANS TALKING

shins . lcckcy must fell ~ 10
the know ledge 81 WHEN Ia step
out and when IA Law hack.
when Ia hug the rail- and Wait
and when 10 10 around and
past.
This IL the quality sloan and
sande had. and II Ia the ono
the turfmen are saying now
that Johnny Adams has. II "a
one he displayed In the Santa
Anita and with Brown Jade,
Johnny has worked ~ hard.
riding here, there and every
where. that he has had time
for little except racing LAKE.
last Sunday, for example.
Johnny had . day off because
Sunday Ii the one day horses
don't run In California. No he
bundled his wife and young
son into the family car and
went for a ride long one.
They rode all the way down 10
Mexico and there they spent
their holiday. watching the
races at Ausua calicnte. whore
the horses run even ON Sunday.
Copyright. 1890. by United rfessp
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Ia distributed above the waist.
Any good-size middleweight
web might envy his thick
chest and stout shoulders.
There are two advantages 10
such a physique. Adams has
no trouble Keeping down his
poundage and he has tremen-
dous strength To handle his
horse.
He Is n newcomer. but not
stranger. He won the ma.
tional title In 1897 and mlssed
repeating last year by just a
whisker. There have been 10
major stakes run at Santa
Anita and he has won five.
including the 500. 600 handi-
cap aboard Kayak II, and
more recently the $4,000 Cali
fornia bred title aboard Brown
Jade. To Johnny IL was sim
ply a matter Of rating.
With y fair amount NJ prac-
tic~, most anyone can III on .
horse. With = little more prsr-
tice rven YOU can get one "a
run and even I can get one IN
stop running. Hut rating IN
more than this. u II some
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Nv JIM SllEHY
United Press

Take 1t from Manager Frank
(LeftyD O'Doul 49, the San Fran
cisco Seals arc going into this
years Pacific Coast league base
ball race with with plenty Of the
shootin,' hell for leather Polk
Gulch Fiesta spirit.
THE league is getting too soft,
and players too nampy-pamby,
O'Doul said as he rode herd on
veterans in their Hanford training
camp. We're going to cut out
the old pal, fraternizing spirit with
rival players and let our spikes
fly high. oh. Wen play good,
clean ball but it's apt TO be a bit
rough. San Diego. Oakland and
some of the other clubs will have
TO step TO tame the Seals
First Baseman Harley BOSS
one Of the bitter umpire bait
ers---echOed O'Doul's words by
adding that he's ready "for .
rough year" Old Pard BalIou.
star relief pitcher. allowed he
had learned some fighting
from his game cocks on his
ranch.
A look at the records convinces
that the Seals are tabled for the
first division. They've only slipped
out Of the first division twice in
81 years. President Charley Ora
ham is pretty proud Of that record.
The Seals have three big league
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Calodine Wins
Au-Age Event

ELLEN SBURG -Calodine. han
died by Frank Graham. Tacoma,
walked off with the Yakima Field
Trials club championship in the
all-age event yesterday. calodine
is pointer, sire of Golden Gallo
dine, puppy stake winner Thurs
day. Golden, by the way. was
handled by Mrs. Graham, owner.
who was the first woman ever TO
handle winning dog in trials
here
Jess Ursi, pointer, owned
and handled by DR.. William
FaIkenreck, Spokane, was
Tunner-up to Calodine In the
all-age. Clark's Carolina Dan,
pointer, owned by DIR. y. J..
Clark, Seattle, and handled
BY Harry Reed. Olympia, Was
third In "A field Of IL.
The derby stake went to Yaki-
ma. Duke Is pointer. The race
handled by Everett Young. Yski-
ma Duke is a pointed. The race
was run Thursday.
The Coast championships are
scheduled 10 be run today and
tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13
SPRING TRAINING CAMPS

ST. PETER URG, Fla
Mickey owen, st. Louis Cards
catcher who had been classed as a
holdout, signed to his contract yes
terday.
SAN BERNARDINO. Cal
Manager Pie Traynor of the
Pittsburgh Pirates said today
that Recruit Fern Bell doubt
iessly" would replace Veteran
Paul Waner In the Buc right
field.
AVALON, CaI.-The hitting Of
Rockies Steve Mesner and Jim
Gleason frightened the Chicago
Cubs spring training camp today.
PASADENA, Cal-h snage
Jimmy Dykes nominated Vic
Frasier and Johnny Rigney today
TO pitch for his white Sox at Los
Angeles next Friday in the open
ing game of the spring series with
the Chicago Cubs.
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O'DOul Wants EN- Touch

are set ou th~ mound. 1srkite
has real fast hall and with
control might upset hltt~rs NJ
night. uo,dover veterans are
Sam t;il,aou. Biii shores, 1,ou
koupal and I'd stWts. Ofsi,Ie
Jorgena. capable Meutreal
right handler, expects 10 win
20 games. The hest rockies
are Bowen. Isckit~. Powell and
Elmer Johnson aud Everett
Grossmsn from ~. Paul.
Boss and his 500 batting aver
age will patrol first base. A
Wright. the leagues best defensive
infielder. will be at second. lie led
the league In second base assists
and hit 267. The Seals are count.
ing on Ted jennings 10 handle
shortstop. lie insists he won't
fail lie can be brilliant then
crratic.
O'Doul insists Haimondl In =
better ball player than Frankie
Hawkins. last years third bsss'
man. lie expects the Oakland boy
TO hit 800. Harvey Storey will
compete with Jennings for the
berth.
The outfield In set with Dominic
DiMaggio, Holder and Norbert.
Neal Arlett and John Burleson are
the best rookie prospects from
Tucson.
Keith Frazier Will do general
utility work and pinch hit. He
can play any position.
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LAKE CHARLES, La. -- T e
New York Giants come here today
to open their exhibition series
against Connie Mack's Phila-
delphia Athletics.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The
New York Yankees started inelr
exhibition series today against the
St. Louis Cardinals.
LAKELAND, Fla.-H ank
Greenberg hit a homer with
two on In the first inning as
Detroit Tigers regulars defeat
ed the Yannigans 81 yester-
day.
NEW ORLEANS - Speculation
Increased today with the presence
of the Cleveland Indians pint
sized catcher, frankie Pytlak, over
whether he or Rollie Hemsley viii
draw the first-string assignment.
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Abe Tankers
Defeat Cats

After losing six straight meets
the Lincoln swimmers made IL
two wins in a row by submerging
the Aberdeen tank squad, 3s-2s,
yesterday afternoon in a Western
Washington conference meet in the
Abe boys pool.
Bud Solum, Lincoln sprint star,
was the hero, winning first in the
50-yard dash and coming from be-
hind in the l50-yard medley to
win. Bud tied his last weeks
pool record Of ass in the 50-yard
dash.
Lincoln's 200-yard relay quartet
kept its string of wins unblem-
ished by splashing the distance in
1888. Solum also is indicated
in the 50-yard dash this season.
5O-yard dash: Solum IL, first;
c. Rohrs IL. second, and Ham
mond ca, third; time, :25.8.
1O0-yard breast stroke: Ford
IL, first; Bayha o. second: and
Brotherton ID, third; time.
l:2OI.
220-yard free style: Jones fA),
first: Stark CAY, second: and Ellis
Ia. third; time. 2:is.3.
Backstroke: Russell (A). first;
Wake (A), second; and Schramm
(L), third; time. l:ls.8.
10O-yard dash: Barber IL.
first: TRACER tA), second; and
Tuckey IL, third; time, 1904.
Fancy diving: Mandich fA).
first, zoos; Cole ID. second.
1898; and krutilla ~. third,
1876.
150-yard medley: Won by Lin
coin berg. Ford and Solum) /;
Aberdeen, second; time, "a.
200-yard relay: Won by Lincoln
tB. Rohrs, {. Rhors, Barber and
Tuckey); Aberdeen, second; time,
1:48.5.
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prospects In Dominic DiMaggio,
Brooks Holder and Ernie Raj
mondi. And they may have coll
Jared a pitching phenomenon In
Jack Bowen. Washington frosh.
Their club will he well sprinkled
with veterans and youngsters.
Larry Woodall and Joe Sprinz
will do the catching. They are the
leagues most experienced and
most capable pair of backstops.
Woodail hit .2o4 and Sprinz 200
last year. Young Neil Clifford
also will be carried.
II either southpaw Floyd
Isekite or Larry Powell--or
bOth--cone through thu Scals
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13
SoftbalI Meet
Set For Wednesday

A meeting Of organizations In
terested in softbsll viii be held
next "Wednesday at S O'Clock in
the Metropolitan Park board Of
flee, 2l2 city hall annex.
With the closing filing date
set for April 10 and the opener
set for April "a, there IL not
much time for managers TO
recruit their teams and get
them into shape for the open
Ing games.
Wednesdays business viii be
chiefly over the method Of league
organizations, player eligibility,
entry fees and the Pierce county
inter-league softbslI tournamenL
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Highland b lest
For SwoopstaIos

Ths Tacoma Calf aas0elattoo
viii hold IL March sweeooentGo
sunday u tn nIehtsnd cOi1suo.
Composition viii ~ In ~ form
Of a points tournament.
4 psssAbswt ts~ssomsu1,
MID IN esa jsswrttsa wlob ~
swsepsbaAes, MN ~ p1aye1 -
fhs sftsssesA. AoeaIsw pnsh
issAs n ohee ss0Dstoltes wt1n
III pseseAi Aolew@sso =
ssst wtth ~ pnsk1asl -
i7tf. eIvesese III, Dc1gnknn1
~. ard Uveot1a1e 81.
risessst and FARMLAND viii IT,
OF AZ I p. ~. In ths punch hpwt.
followed ny Aiienmoss and Park.
land ~ lao. and Highland and
Bf0ykdais I'll leo.
Highland Jssk MssBssss. ks6n1tn
ns~ys, All AtsI, Nil Jessnsson. nas-
tin rsssrssn. AssslsaIs fsssxks. Mo
s"fss. Chsisb cAssasuehs Jsas Ls~-
Mssaov rsfsi nek Lses. Louis
Archie = q MastsnssD. Howard
Olson Joe k1i~y. q 6ssteAu. Le0
nes,.h Elmer CLARK Al Carter ao1
Pred ftosdoa. sttesrssesl
Fafklsnd Joe Greco. Hsrsy tGeCo<.
mick. Lord TasfHS~sn. Randall H.
gundt, fea busxs stan Hrtes. Liota
berry bfsd f<hm.nn, Charlie ne<-
asssy ana Wall Msud<H. sisesnsees.
Ailsamofei s@m Alien. nosm 0(non.
ssaes fase<tg, Guy cifff0rd. mn5A
Meredith. n n vsnsks, rvnnb LtDy.
rssd s~ndAx. n watson. alternate
nf~okdaje Leo nbsssst. 0oNGoo
williams. cisssnes Tsytes uesSI
sfA1 kfsha jordan
rfessst oob ysn - nnsb. lo6D
Walters loo Rawlings. Jim An1ogHoa,
Ted kissrt, nmti WteA. ~ o6vegs
2nes John Hunt. nnsute qsnUotoa
and John oiiehrist. sitSSnstsn.
Falkland MsB's club VIII NJ 3
timer meeting Monday ~ oo'e)ocs
n ths clubhouse,
PaskIsnd has biIied 3 hi11oo
hole event for prizes Tor oun1ny.
Bsookdsle sunday tousn0mont
mems club. flse-st0p t0uFDnmosts
sunday Tesmstsrs unios. nn1ch
play against par.
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COUGARS BEAT
BEAR BOXERS

PULLMAN, Wash.--tysahinston
State college defeated the univsr.
sity u California. six bouts 20 Two.
IN a dual boxing match iast night,
On lls only other northern trip.
California lost 10 w y. G. by the
same score five years ago.
The results
I,7 po.nas--Fesfeiisd ny Cab
fss1la-
is5 pounds---tosfsiisd by Csii.
forsls.
10 pounds--pani Chsw. Cab
fofnia, fschniss ally kassked eut
Walt Wisk. VI. \. e. f2j.
it5 pousd.--Ed Little. W. \. e..
deet-ionsd Jasi Dsoulssy, Can't
las poands--1.es GssfpsnS, w.
r. e., knocked out Johs <stises.
California %.
i55 posssd.----Dess swsa. Csu-
fcfsia. technically knocked out
ken Drake. W. n. &. tgj.
i5s peasds---tssi~ tD~sets. W.
y. e.. dseisiened w,Ises Lord.
California.
lSS possnd@--s apt. I'd Wehine@ms
W. =. e.. deelsioaed Capt. Homer
Msssis. California.
i7s po"nd~---iDsiiss CiiaEes. w.
=. e.. deeisioned Jim Mcdowell,
California.
heayyweiKht--louis Allies. w.
\. e., technically knocked out For
rest Dubois, Caiiforniz tZD.
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LOS ANGELES As some

LOS ANGELES As some
one remarked only recently,
the horses run all year around
in California. II follows then
that the citizens talk about
horses all year around. too. a
habit which places the honest
but poor sport writers square
ly on the mark We shall dis
miss az N For these men
must write all the time about
the horses who run all the
time SO the citizens viii know
what they are talking about
part of the time.
Right now the writers are
writing and the takers are
talking about Jumbo Johnny
Adams. lie II the hsrd-handed.
cool headed ex-farsn hoy who
hitch-hilxed out Of the Kansas
wheat fields only six years ago
but already In being regarded
m a possible successor 10 Tod
Sloan and Earl Sandc.
Johnny is unique. He Ia
small. even for jockey. He
Is less than five feet high and
three-quartcfs of his weight
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Lions and Hawks
Open Play Tonight

SEATTLE-Seattle and Vancou-
YER which finished second and
third in the Pacific Coast Ice
Hockey league. start three-game
semi-final play-off here tonight
for the right to meet Portland for
the loop championship.
Vancouver handed Seattle a IA
defeat in Vancouver last night as
a starter, but the game had no
bearing on the title and Seattle
was given the edge to win in the
crucial play-offs.
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years axn. In tins three-souu1 -.
cial event. filling oas of lhs empty
befths.
The lone remaining vaeaacy ~
the card WAS then disposed AZ ~
pairing George Harhsp, = soff-
spoken gentleman from puvavitie.
TIA. with Moose Palmer. $50
pound newcomer from Omahe. In
The three-fouBd opener.
10th ~ Tho preiiminsries Will -
one-fali matches.
Hsrnan singh. Hindu WIN sJ,oiI.
81 HilIy fanstn's long winning
streak last year. tanstee viii
Andre Adorss. fiery rveaGnman.
In the siKhtsround main svsal. hest
two falls out II thfee.
The fivssround ssmt-ftnal. & ons-
fall match. brings together Pat
O'ahoehsf. huge Irtshman WIN sns
Dyed considerable popularity hers
= couple u years sao. and tenoet0
Martinez. nsHicaa Vim W1Il ~
his Tacoma debut.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13
coMNoR ADDS 70 MAT DllL

Promoter Jack Conner eorfaied
couple Of thrce-round prelImi.
paries to completes Mondays wres-
ting card nj Greenwich Coliseum.
Hull vsnable. Denver heavy
weight whosc villAiny IL superbly
executed. was signed Ia meet Jack
koggt Of Miami. who appeared
here N number at times several
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approves the matches. Sports writers don't At
Neast, in this l you that
Can Do Many Things
A FAR Madden is concerned, inform you that
Poranders who know what it's all about certainly did not
expect Ward to knock off Madden like he did They thought
the Irishman would give Ward far better action
Blu Yard canbo think and he hit HOW
frequently said before Ward shapes up the finest
the North
horizon
being laid
coming other
other
manager a successful promising hope, lives
of worry Dodging and brings
gray wrinkles and filters
Sportsmen Can Fight
THE ban on commercial salmon traps in Washington waters
But spOrtsmen and conservatOnists should expect an
other attack years hence. The trap will not stop
until their is hopeless
And politics and Fish Trap Brennan head
fisheries department look for attacks
and his failed
hard fight year bitter defeat for them
uggled the will Of chief executive stood
down that conservation
But the people turned them
coldlv 10 those who
put itics abb peoples welfare
conseryaionists shown poll
FIGHT decent fight free and above
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13
Gun Club To Sponsor Federation Shoot

the benefit of the National Wild
life Federation. Entry fees will
be contributed to that organiza-
ton.
Competition in skeet. doubles.
and handicap shooting will be on
the program. Winners viii receive
prizes.
Further details may be obtained
from Hans Mslcom, MA 1890.
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n lseks lIhs JIMMY uRni6'
Tsrkisy Msussainesvs havs stnrn-
ID shs tsso ruDss seuna sc0fsr~
cnse hsaksshsn stti~. naodone =
90. aame advantaos wssh eNly ~
Gnme to Dtoy. N MMm1o md
eniv - dsfp~l Kent vAn1osp Ts1es-
day night II keus 10 an 6bwn
The hocp cFown
Friday niGAt ~ Ennis hurp-
ssvru defeated Aph<wn rr0jnnA.
1s-i5. 81 ttswtisy while uNuNleiaw
Tigers wsvs losing IL tttohilne
Pirates. am. ~ Hlahllss This
nrnhs . twowny ne belweeN nsoek>
ley and EuumelAw
ueNs Ccll1n9 LED In ksnf Van.
dale 10 ses8 Win over otsmner
sparsaas 81 oamapr hut ~ plAv
n Warren CURRY. Numnes eanrsi.
was IN feature a IN svsnln@.
Query weeW1 - potnts nn1 heto
osssIoch h feuv paints.
ruysihsp pulled ~ II : sa-5o
tally IN The third ppriut MI then
vent scersleae Whllo ReNtaN srorA11
10 points. M nesnnhmas Scored
- paints for The Vikings.
sW&.
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did. In fact, chances would have
been 10 to one against him. And
those are big odds 49,.
Manager Jack Conner realizes
that Ward will have to face more
stubborn opposition if he is to
learn, but finding that opposition
is another question. 1t is easier
said than done at the money
fights have been drawing here until
Conner approves the Ward mat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13

On the Lam,
With Sc.
Elliott Metcal9
with ...

JOCK McOMBER looks with first defeat
= in his ring of some 81 or 30 fights -.
He
when first boxed Ernie Collins | That
alright Now, in second meeting he and that is
alright, too
All of which typical of this big fine ceancu boy. He
win and take il and lose and take il -.
friends than did winning
Because under the constantly taking what
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13

A medal play tournament Will
be held al the Country club Sum-
day. A points tourney was to be
held this afternoon.
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FIGURES

Games for neat "Wednesday,
which Will Wind up the regular
seasons play. find Medoswret
Diaries tangling with the All
Heidrii,erg Bcef Barons In the
initial encounter billed for 1880
o'clock. while Griffin Fuel and
Cammarano Brothers tsnEie
In the 0 o'clock feature.
The Cams and Dairymen will
practice Monday with the Bears
md Criffins working out Tuesday.
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scoring himself =.
That is what the ring fan adj
mires in a warrior =.
Another thing the match
goes TO show that Manager Jack
Connor is picking no soft touches
for his charge i. s.
Collins is young, tough, up
coming heavyweight .1s5
pounds
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The Tacoma Gun club will spon-
sor a shoot Sunday. March 10. for
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Now, Is That Nice?
Sprout Is Sprouting Fast

WOULDN'T be surprised lick TO see him attain $50 pounds
within years because he has the frame STILL many
of thought the about Freddie Steele but Steele
did grow beyond the middleweght ranks
begin throwing such promising
fully matured experienced fighters 1t
the Maddns and the like not his
hardly than punching bag for the flashy kid
matched Steele wanted him
might reached the heights
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McOmber is heavyweight pounds
McOmber the Not that Scot He
xuy fighters off
Big Bill Boyd had off night the other week
doc Louis bad against Farr Pastor and Max Schmelng
Henry Armstrong = rmendi
Hostak lost to krieger screamed no!
It's the fight all the through
And it's the their
ming after defeats that flight fighters
McOmber appears to be
And it's living and adherence to training rules that is
demanded then Jock will be champ
Now, Is That Nice?
SAlD fan TO yesterday:
You sports writers promoters and all should
be arrested for matching Davey Ward the weter with such
fighters Billy Madden Some day Ward will kill fighter
of that type -.
In the first place Ward is fighter beginner himself
But he fighters of his
youngster height, punch =
OF is
crpp pouring leather
full
Ward weerweight still classified a somewhat
Within
Is months he should be fulfledged mddeweght