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The Washington times., 1939-01-12
HrQJL IzEZQyQlly I
BY ED SULLIVAN
Thanks for the Memory

Hollywood Jan. H.
Comes March of Motion Picture Arts and
will the wasa bowl and between dipping
oaDle body will select all that OUTSTANDING in cinema during the
tweVe @ sopegaSsea o % % 100 30 au ] ese @ ] men
submits from 1898 pictures under the heading of
oSS @ az ao 9oD opS 5enGG Ginger Rogers playing oackgam
BIND Nice The charge the sos in h
Frawey @ d d up your T PACK aS n thin line advanced BIZ
Astaire and Ginger soked home in Carefree
tine performance in Garden of the Noon unscrupuous
891is 5Is P5sqn oo5a att, team delivered
Great Waltz" 1'' 1O'OS'"p'' u A'''
Myna Loys performance Of her finest the smalovn
girl in Test Pilot Cary Coopers nonchalant gawkness Cow
Gnkng Vic Se scene @ W fTo % IN % b me sg Cba e R 0eon d
es La ns MAR oh hands & at the faSh & table @ Lionel Barry
S9eoa OF Eowad Arnold Frank Morgan change of pace in
his WeidIers makebeieving opposite
scene ] sa5eT Mickey Rooney in out West With the Hardys
Tch @ wa was 6geaguey Walter Brennns characterization of the
the price of admission.
projection college professor
the Law and his projection the doctor in The Amazing Dr.
R a snsnd m xcavaon ns GP RADIO
Miles Manders Interpretation of Drae in "Suez the only role
with Dirty Basil Rathbones King in IF Were King"
best thing he's done celuloid Howard Wendy
and her in Pygmaon although they eliminated
her cockney fathers last His first dynamite
when he came to Eoward house backma him dough
Robert Donat Williams Harrison and Rosaind Russell
Boys You're Broke You Dope in Artists and Models Abroad
Lew Katharine Holiday bigtme pretending
started doing
ps Fancho Tone Bob Montgomerys teamng in Three
Loves Has Nancy with low bow Janet Gaynor) Patsy
Keys There Goes Heart when she shilling
for vibrator machine and knocks herself out trying to pedde it
Bob Burns sock performance in The Arkansas Traveller the
oe ng RTS eyer ooP R e b cat M munger t m IN
geant yellow Jack performance
Curtis the flicker
Alice John Caradne in the taxcab scene in Aexan
Alan Hale because he hit oulseye every
1898 Sidney Toer for his adolness IN
doing fine job of it
The magnificent topography of Robin Hood Chester Morris
Pacific hardly qualted pala-
KannS "A Man To Remen
prove accident again with
exciting directora touches
Elsa amazing Of The Beach
cOmber which from Beatrice Lille caricature the
heart interest and made believe it AS sgnoff Spencer
Tracy in Boys Town"
The Washington times., 1939-01-12
T Taylor Movie
ForCopitoI

The outdoor action melo-
drama, dear to the hearts of
film fans ever since the days of
such early Western stars as Will
liam S. Hart, William Farnum
and Tom Mix, comes into it's
own again with Robert Taylor
and Wallace Beery as its protag-
onists, in Stand Up and Fight"
which is the screen attraction
for Loew's Capitol Theater
week of January 20.
Teamed for the first time,
Beery and Taylor are co-starred
in a story of Western Maryland
in the 1850's, when the railroads
and stage-coach lines were en-
gagged in a bitter struggle for
right-of-way as the population
of the United States surged
westward.
Semi historical in theme,
STAND Up and Fight" presents
a period and local new to mo-
tion pictures, it has all the ele-
ments of the best of the action
Westerns including two bare
knuckle fights between its stars,
a saloon brawl. jail dynamlt-
ing, race between train and
stage coach. a covered. WAGON
wreck and a series of gun
fights.
Florence Rice wins her most
important assignments to date
as Taylor's leading lady in the
adaptation of the Forbes Park
hill novel, while a notable sup
porting cast includes such names
as Helen Broderick. Charles
Bickford, Charley Grapewin,
John Qualen, Barton McLane,
Robert Gleckler and Clinton
RoSemond.
The Washington times., 1939-01-12
Olivia Coming
TOD. 6. Ball

Olivia de Havilland, popular
Warner Bros. motion picture
star, is the first Hollywood per-
sonality to signify her intention
to attend the Presidents Birth.
day Ball in Washington on Jan
uary 30. Her acceptance was
announced today by John J.
Payette, Warner Bros. general
zone manager, who was noti-
fled by wire.
Appearance of Olivia was
made possible through the cour-
teSy Of the Warner Bros. First
National Studio, which is rush
ing to completion her latest
photoplay in order that she
may come to Washington. She
has been sharing stellar honors
with Enrol Flynn in Dodge
City" Technicolor production
with the Old West as its set
ting.
The personal appearance of
Olivia in Washington will pre-
cede by a week the world pre-
The Washington times., 1939-01-12

miere at the Earle Theater of
wings of the Navy" in which
she has the leading feminine
role.
An overnight star as a result
of her performance in "A Mid
summer Nights Dream" Olivia
de Havilland has since been
seen in many attractive roles.
She has shared honors with
Enrol Flynn in several outstand
ing Warner productions, begin
ming with Captain Blood" and
including the recent "Adven-
lures of Robin Hood"
One of the loveliest of Holly
woods younger stars, Olivia is
noted in the cinema colony for
her infrequent public appear
ances. 1t is seldom that she is
observed at any of HollyWood's
night clubs or large parties.
She will probably be seen by
more people at the Birthday
Balls in Washington than she
would be observed by in a year
on the West Coast.
The Washington times., 1939-01-12
RuqqIes-BoIand Row

Re-teamed, for the first time
in more than two years, in Para
mounts 1.-TWO Weeks with Pay"
Charlie Ruggles and Mary Bo-
land started out by indulging in
a domestic braWl in their very
first scene before the cameras.
George Archainbaud, the direc-
tor, arranged it that way.
The Washington times., 1939-01-12
Kruqer's S Mistake

Otto Kruger. who heads the
cast of Paramount Dis
barred" with Gail Patrick and
Robert Preston, once was a
musical store clerk. At night,
to build goodwill, he tuned Gus
toners pianos free; and was
fired for it. The store had a tun-
ing specialist.
The Washington times., 1939-01-12
Departure for Comic

Bert Lahr, Broadway comic,
essays an entirely different type
of role in "Zaza," now before
the cameras at Paramount. In
this film he plays the confidante
of Claudette Colbert, a serious
role
Evening star., 1939-10-16

Monday, October 23
WASHINGTON WELFARE ASSOCIATION
tsoutheost House-keero settement)
324 Vireino Avenue Sc.
linear 4th & H)
Director: Miss Mae c. Howes
Hours: 10
SAINT VINCENTS HOME AND SCHOOL
(For girls to IA yeors old
4th and Chonning Streets NE.
z blocks north R. |. Ave-, N.E)
Superintendent: Sister Germoine
Hours: "a
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
STREET CENTER
GA { Street NV.
Director: Miss AIeodo Nelson
Hours: 4-6
Evening star., 1939-10-16

Thursday, October rs
SOUTHWEST COMMUNITY HOUSE
NEGRO SettIement)
sol End St. S.W (2nd 8 F.
Director: Mrs. Alma J. Scott
Hours: 4-6
WASHINGTON SOCIETY FOR THE HARD
OF HEARING j
lll6 Vermont Avenue NV
Executive Secretary: Miss EIizobeth Brond
Hours: 3-6
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
18th and K Streets NV
General Secretary: Miss EIizobeth N. Honey
Hours: 6-10
PRINCE GEORGES HEALTH CENTER
% Park Avenue, HyottsviIIe, Nd.
Director Mrs. Berthe D. Mortin Hours: TO PM
INSTRUCTIVE VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION
OF ARLINGTON COUNTY
Wilson Boulevard at North Bolton Street
Executive Director: Miss Anno n. Mccarthy
Hours: 3-5
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
PuyaIIup Holding
SteeIhead Derby

The Puyallup Press steelheao
derby is well under way. with
scores of men. women and chill
dren competing for the 25 mer-
chandise prizes. valued at more
than $500
The first round, which opened
Dec. IS, will end Feb. IL The sec
ond and final round. to last one
day, will be held on a date to be
announced later.
The winner will receive a twin
cylinder four and one-half horse
power Johnson Sea Horse out
board motor worth sl1550.
Those who catch the 25 largest
steelheads during the first round
will be eligible to enter the final
round.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
FARRAR AGAIN
CLUB LEADER

William Bill" Farrar was re.
elected TO the presidency TO the
Tacoma Sportsmen's association
last night at the organization
annual meeting.
Other officers named were Abe
Olswsng. vice president. Leo To-
nettl. secretary. and 3. -. Buddy
Mcdonald, treasurer.
DIR. u. {. Sick~Isen. stale
game commissioner. wAs the
principal speaker. lie en-
planned the commission In
tended Ia put on additional
game protectors. hut not the
rs per cent sportsmen have
asked.
lie emphasized the ". y. forest
service coopefsted with the game
department 100 per cent. but adj.
mitted he did not find this true
relative 10 the state forest service.
The organization went on rec
ord against game and game fish
derbies. He spoke Interestingly on
the departments research work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06

The Heidelbergs took the league
lead as result of last nights play.
Goldsborry. Of the Beer
men. was the hot shot of his club.
He scored IN the opening period
and IN the second. Holman, Hcidel-
berg forward. put the game away
in the final period. cutting the
Irvine with a neat shot
Swanson and Kotas scored for
the Fuelmcn in the second period.
There was heavy checking and
some of the boys almost came to
blows. as they fought. one team
10 keep its lead. the other to
knock II into the ash can.
The Cammarsno Pioneers won
their first game, with little tyke
named George Coleman, former
Canadian, in the horo's role He
was the goahe and stopped some
rs or 30 shots. using about every
part of his body and at times
catching the puck like n baseball.
He Is also a former baseball per-
former.
Lou Weir OF the Mcdosweets
started the scoring second after
the opening whistle. Bishop, Cam
manager. soon tied the count. Then
Zemek scored for the Cams in the
next chapter only to see Ed Weir,
one OF the brother-act, put II even
Steven again
Dodds, Dairy scoring star, put
his club in front in the third period,
but Bishop tied II again in the
final period. zemek put over the
winning score.
II was from this point on that
the Medosweets really attacked the
little Roalie, Coleman, who re-
PEELED them with deadly precision.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06

Ole Olson's Roy Lynx and Mel
Esgsn's Orting Cardinals opened
the fiesta with nip and tuck
struggle that Orting finally cop
ped BY consistent long -ahDt &C
curacy.
Big John DAVIS plotted BIZ
Lemons EstOnulle Cruisers b
4 23-I7 verdict over Frank Bowers
Yelm Tornadoes 10 run the East
lead 10 nine points.
Maurice Owens Clover Park
Warriors tossed In five points
before Bill Wilson's Fife Tro-
jams could get their bearings
10 cut the lead 10 -four points
but Fife soon got their eye
and on l5-5 In the evenings
lowest scOripg quarter.
Ernie CopeS KzpoWsin Loggers
stepped on the floor 70 meet A.
W. RaHstAd's r. l. {. Props In
the final game with the West be-
hind II points. with Harry Eriek-
son and Don Eaton ringing the
bell. the LoggeTs closed the gap 10
two points as the final whistle
blew.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
City Lea3uers
Battle Tonight
NEW YoRk The right hand v

Packing more talent than any
three-game program in the history
of Tacoma basketball, tonight City
league play at Lincoln high finds
johnson Paint and General Motors
meeting for the first half title at
g o'clock.
Seattle's Community lie & Il Q
Cammarano entry. second to Alt
Heidelberg in the Northwest AAU
championship last year brings its
entire lineup over to meet Tacoma
Cammarano Brothers in an S
o'clock game.
Opening the triple bill at :
o'clock is the Fife Merchant
California Florists tussle.
Stars galore will parade
the naples with the one and
only ace dribbler and stellar
all-Amercian gaurd from the
L. of Washington, Hal Lee,
in the fore.
Backing Lee are Bill Lennon
and Erling Tollefson, a pair of
former Pacific Northwest confer
ence guards, and Bob Pullar, cur
rent City league high scorer. From
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
LutheranS' Crack Hoop Team Wins Eighth Till


ich smashed jess Willard TO the canvas 20 years
'yWeighs championship. Wss extended across the
II gratitude and helpfulncSS
Scy. once the main weapon Of a ring killer now
the wei msnicured asset OF prosperous business
man. It went out to OH jess whom It left
grogey in a Toledo ring that June afternoon IN
1919. because It's owner had heard that the big
kanssn was down On his luck and needed a lift
back up
In a letter which Dempsey growlingly said
devoid of sentiment Willard the White Hope"
who wrestled the championship from Jack John
son. was invited to come to New York and enter
one Of the various Dempsey enterprises He was
promised a profitable Job--"prontsbe for both a.
us
Jacks letter was addressed 10 Glendale Calf.
where Willard repeatedly has had his most recent
business reverse Il prompted BY a gab-fest
IN Dcmpsevs eighth ave. restaurant IN which the
memorial Toledo fight was discussed
Whatever became Of Old Jess 80 somebody
asked then.
Dempsey didn't know. But an oldtimer said
he had heard Big Jess was his uppers And
SO today after quiet inquiry by Its writer,
Dempseys letter was In the mail
.x.lf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
GONZAGA BEATS LOYOLA, 80
LOS ANGELES - The Coma "a

university ice hockey team scored
once in the first period and twice
in the third Tuesday night and de-
feated the Loyola university Of Los
Angeles sextet. } 10 0. before 900
persons at Pan-Pacific auditorium.
The Loyola team was 50 badly
battered that II viii not play IN
the Herbert Hoover trophy matches
at Yosemite, Coach Tom Lieb said
TODAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06


gave break Dempsey o Inc
aIoun n
Wtlisrds ability.
mos
SAT- =
II
V n
II
II Id 1T hack
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
Dog Question To
Be Aired On Air

The dog quarantine in Tacoma
and Pierce county viii be discussed
over the Air tonight, KMO, at 7
o clock. Ray Grummel, president
of the Tacoma Cocker Spaniel
club, will put questions to Com
missioner Holmes Eastwood and
the city health officer. DR.. Gregg.
Tomorrow night at the same time
he will talk with county officials.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
SeattIecIubIs
Victim, 47-39

Pacific Lutheran colleges an.
defeated essksthsi team extended
It's winning stress TO eight straight
victories last night ny defeating
Seattle college. .f-se. on the lat.
tiers floer
The game gave tire Lutheran
first team its first real test ~ the
season. In previous contests the
reserves took over The burden after
the regulars piled up safe lead
Against Seattle college the
frat team WAS forced 3. en-.
tend itself 20 krep the lssa ~
teek ~ tho eutsei, ~ tho
half the rseemsns WIRE
ahead. stsis
siE sisasdsan. faruer scat.
tie high school star, pasrd The
Lutheran attack with ~
potnts for hish-seerins h.a-
er.. Nerf,ck. guard. made ~
FOR the opposition.
Pacific iaihefans neat game
VIII he with the University 81
British Columbia Friday night IN
the Farmland gymnasium A close
contest - expected. as the Canada
ans beat Seattle college by about
the same margin ss = l.. G, did
Ishs llnrtn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06

that various charges against them
had been thoroughly investigated.
Chairman Carleton Burke accom-
panied the announcement by no
explanation.
Among the jockeys were several
prominent eastern veterans.
Others suspended were: H
Beasy J. Boucher, G. Burns, n.
Elston. +. Eppiheimer. A. Fermin,
b. FEELS. c. Hooper RED Howell.
o. Lsidley, J. Martin. F., Mauro,
F. Mccormick. w Robertson, {.
Turk and O. Webster.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
Sandy Forbes
Called Again

A. w. "Sandy" Forbes, Taco
ma stellar dog show Judge, has
been called TO Oakland, Calf,
TO officiate I'm the big show
there Feb. IL and Is. He will
officiate with nine others, TAX
ing charge of all sporting
breeds as well AS Bassett,
Beagle, Russian wolf, blood
hounds and barriers. He also
will handle miscellaneous and
group classes. Forbes is presi-
lent of the Tacoma Kennel
club, Inc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
Bulge Again
Trims Vines

BOSTON ~ Don Bulge. former
worlds amateur tennis champion.
was heading for Philadelphia To.
day with two match victories over
Ellsworth Vines, professional
titllst
The amateur king appeared IN.
vineihle In his second professional
engagement last night a. he
smaahed out Ga. SO. "a win
over Vines The night before he
handed Vines a defeat In his pro-
fcsaional debut al New York,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
EfePosts Close
WIN Over Shelton

SHELTON - Fife Junior high
school defeated Shelton, 1912. in
an overtime basketball game here
Wednesday night to protect It's IN
blemished record Forward Dave
Wilcox's foul shot, the only point
In the overtime period. gave Fife
It's mn straight victory. Fife led
at the half, Sc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
Albany Easy. 1923

PORTLAND. Ore.-Albany col
lege basketeers defeated the Uni
versity Of British Columbia last
night, As to % Albany. led by
Koch who scored II points. was
ahead at half time, q to Il.
Mattheson was high for the visit
ors with 7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
Ski Trains To
Snoqualmiie Bowl

The flrs, ski trains Of the new
season viii leave Saturday and
Sunday for tns snoqpalmls b0pi.
The Chicago 4 Milwaukee an
nounces
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
HANDBALL TILT
HERE TONIGHT

The Washington A. c. crack
handball duo, Morrie Wolf and
Harold Eagan. will be seen in an
exhibition performance tonight at
7.30 o'clock on the Tacoma Elks'
courts. They are the Northwest
doubles champion. Bill Bowdwin,
Tacoma city champ; Harry West
brook, Bob Holder and Orville
Stewart, the local stars, Will also
perform. The public is invited,
gratis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
Biscuits Boss Undecided!

NIAMSagehand the $4,000 Wdener challenge
A which
he on las yea n California as indicated today
Howard of the said
ant n
assigned 1913 which less
Civ for th also 10 held March
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
IIAd.II kIANpINns


Az Heideibsrs 7. Griffin fusl q
Cammarano Broa I, Mcdowell
Diaries =
tame. >eN "Wednesday
lao O'Clock CammArano Bros. We.
Griffin Fuel
o o'clock All Heidelberg va Aedo.
sweet Diaries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06

Seattle entry the Bottlers are
bringing over the tallcst. scrap
piest club in the Community
league paced by three of the
leagues first 10 in individual seor-
ing, Phl Hilton, Jack Wyatt and
Bill Grant.
Fife will contribute 8 foot Q
inch Bob Houston. former W. S. c.
center to the stars of the program.
lohuSnu paint .gnrraf Nnfnrk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
Peter Ketch EN- With q Chord

LII during 1888 Peter Pete utility 81 The courthnes
- ardent fisherman. Each weekend ~ wood
spend his time lake stream. hut usually returned
home with empty basket
resolution year xons saeA
fish during 1910 than hs did In 1883
lie has decided that the fish wouldn't hs he
vded he going something Hs -
them
"reopls 0pnsd pay
= II
meals. maybe fIsh viii. IT, worth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06

The East quartet Of Eaton
Vile Ortlng. Fife and =. l.. c.
Props edged out the West quartet
Of Roy. Clover Park. felm and
KapoWsin 1911 despite a 30 point
fourth quarter by Kspoysin.
After 81 minutes Of blackboard
bombardment the scDfeDoard
looked this way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06

barred FIR m
California race
tracks today
They " c 7 e
d c lie d 1889
licenses by the
state horse rae
ing board in the
m o st vigorous
of such action
the board has
ever taken
Other [ h a n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06

- America british French ard Australian tfts
sweep. itsfe Mas she highly pahliclhrd caafafntA
comet hayheosd Tar beyond the merits e ~
u vas only natural that he'd h< given warm
welcome nv the greatest cfewd ths gaFsisn ever saw
Ne was me main m<eaet The ether rsft ~ the NJ
fusnce Was Nln~r another MASTER ~ the snayts
often called the greatest os thsm all in ths xsnsss
lonx history
Hetsern them thry represented the aHfs N
tennis technique color, ability They stoes there -
the spotlight If an sxtfavsxant sthrsN spectacle
surrounded nv lATaa fans Who laid u The line 10
the extent Of 81 10 ~ n,st 10 see shon perform
Thn crowd appreciated them. Of cnafss Hut
. whaI impressed thr efswd Thar either
~ the great tNo male attractions cas- ar ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
RED LIGHTS FOR FOULS

SYRACUSE Foul lines At the
Syracuse baseball park are deslg-
mated by red lights for night
games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06

MONMOUTH, Ore. Greg n
Normal defeated Linfleld 3s to 80
on the Monmouth court last
night.
The game was rough with many
fouls called. Anderson of Linfield
was high man with IA points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06

wa.M the b~ss gal p>sesWees w -
Incidentally charming NJ ~ wpsasnh~sa ssw
warhles In IL ,he bright sp.s. ~ ss~ ms ssy
~ her presence whs@ -
her planting sweet hiss apsr ~ NJ 81 $50 -
sasNFse reeess
and applause Nudge ard Wires
the paid seats simply took Ahess nsme
and rutstAnhn4
recognition s~ess
a af . from, Golden Coast
Perhaps Arss charm and popularity Thai prompted
greeting cheer.
ms bravery Have closeup Of Hsdss'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
Close Scores Mark Hockey

battles marked
Hockey league play night at the Lakewood arena
FucleIs q
Medosweet. 10
The a drew
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
BING'SPRIZE
JOCKEY DOWN

ARCADIA. Cal. - Noel tSpeel
Richardson. who rides Bing
Crosby's horse Lgarod. and Is
other jockeys found themselves
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06

The Tacoma Kennel club viii
meet Friday night At the Tacoma
sportsmsns association, 8 O'Clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06

~ NHVHtFFHEFN VII
nidssts HsffY Brown. Merle Ne
con Floyd swanson, Don Brown, HoB
Milton 20 Hlii Gregory, 0safld
HDff, Ted Wsksflsid, stan stowe. Bos
Taylor, Prank suTlUa Jaes Fila III.
Jim Pupsr Ken Demersst and les
Holins "a. Ought To hes Biii
Tucker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
DIS Arm 0kay-S $4,000

CHICAGO-Dirs, Dean learned that
shortly
at u reported saiar, of $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06

Lhnk fel nliidt ssrth. Wlssis seat
tls college sasisy, waite 10. Wy
man t3i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
HUNDREDS SEE HOOP JAMBOREE
ON YELM HIGH SCHOOL FLOOR
BY HAROLD SHAW

More than thousand Pierce County league
had their first basketball
YnLinR mr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
On the Lam
=. Wit %.
Elliott Metea1e

WHEN Don Bulge the tennis redhead who has corner Q"
the fseke market made his professional debut Tuesday
night in Madison square garden the New Workers gave MIN
fiattcring hand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-06
TIGER MIDGET
SQUAD WINNER

Rssplendent In their new blur
and gold jerseys, tho Stadium high
school Midgets defeated = team
made up Of Stadium players.
known A. the Ought To Ben." by
score OF "a To - In the school
gym yesterday afternoon. Al.
though the Midgets won they
were far below tho form that they
showed In their previous games
Bill mcMsster. former reserve
basketball player, was high point
man with nine points while Earl
Blodgett was high point scorer for
the Babes with eight counters
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