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Evening star., 1939-12-03
Record for Eas Pro Champion Awaits Redskins Victor Today
Pro Bottle eArruy
Reserves.


Redskins-12, Morgan, halfback; !;
16, Snvinski, guard; II, Edwards.
tackle; 2l, Farman, guard; %, Bir-
lem, halfback; "a, Turner, halfback;
20, Carroll, center; %, Masterson,
end; 81, Johnston, halfback; 81, Nc
Chesney, end; 80, Baugh, quarter
back; "a, German, quarterback; IS,
Moore. fullback; 81, Young, guard;
II, Todd, halfback; IS, Russell,
tackle; 46, sprida. halfback; 40,
Meade, fullback; 81, Shugart, guard.
Giants, Leemans, quarterback: ::
S, Lunday, guard; 6. Owen, halfback; ;
8, Miller, halfback; 10. Barnum, half
back; II, Karcis, fullback; 13, Rich
ards, halfback; 18, Burnett, half
back; 20, Shaf1er, halfback; "a, Walls,
end; n Kline, end; 20, Gelatka; !;
30, Strong, fullback; 81, Johnson,
center; 80, Mellus, tackle; SO, Cope,
halfback; 80, Oldershaw, guard; IS,
Cole, tackle; 66. White, guard.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
Benedictine Gridders
Take State Crown
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FOREMAN FIELD, NORFOLK,
Va, Dec. 2.-Sticking to straight
ground attack for the most part, the
Cadets of Benedictine of Richmond
clinched the Catholic interscholastic
State championship here this after
noon.
The Cadets overwhelmed the
hitherto undefeated Holy Trinity
TrinidAds by the score Of 50 to 8.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
Tulane in Last Quarter Downs
L. S. IT,, $500, in Wild Battle;
Shares Southwest Title

on L. s. us / after a 4o-yard
gain. Kellogg stabbed across and
place-kicked the extra point.
Butler Puts Tulane Ahead.
Shines of L S. U. then passed to
Charles AnAstasio, who was wide
open and ran across unmolested.
and Anderson's place-kick tied 1t
up. Tulane came back after Glass
beautiful 83-yard run, when Mon
cite Butler. sub fullback, plunged
over from the l. The final tally
came on Glass right-tackle plunge
which ended the 19-yard drive be-
gun when George Clay blocked
Shines fourth down punt and the
ball rolled out of bounds.
Tulane had a big edge in statis-
tics, with Is first downs to L. S. US
7 and 1888 yards gained rushing to
SO for L. S. U. The Tigers COM
pleted 6 of 10 passes for 1923 yards
and Tulane connected with for
go, one for a touchdown and the
other to set up score.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
Kicker With Rubber
Footgear Hero as
Duquesne Ties
Rokisky Saves Unbeoten
Record in 10-to-10
Come With Detroit
By the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 2.-The un-
errtng aim of John Rokisky, q 19O-
pound sophomore from Clarksburg,
w. Va, and his detachable rubber
toe today preserved Duquesne Uni
versity's unbeaten record as the
Dukes deadlocked Detroits Titans,
1910, to climax their most success
full football season.
With Duquesne's hopes for bowl
bid resting on the boot, Rokisky
snapped on the attachment and sent
the ball soaring from the soupy field
In the fourth period for the tying
point. The placement brought
Rokisky's record for the season to
only one failure in 13 attempts.
The slow-starting Dukes, united
before today in a nine-game sched-
ule, came from behind, as usual. AS
in the Pitt and Marquette games
when they spotted their favored ad-
versaries 13 points each-the Du-
quesne players saw the Ttans gain
an early advantage.
Duquesne tumble Starts Detroit.
A Duquesne tumble in the first
period by Phil Ahwesh started De-
troit rolling. Pavelec recovered on
the Detroit Al and the Titans
marched to a touchdown, Ghes-
querie going over from the 3. Hayes
converted from placement and only
few minutes later booted a field
goal from the Duquesne 20.
That ended the Detroit scoring,
but the Duquesne offense begged
down as heavy rain fell and it be-
came so dark for time that the
players were indistinguishable from
the stands.
Rokisky first snapped on his de-
tachable kicking toe in the second
period after Duquesne had marched
from its own to the Detroit 13,
where the Titans stiffened. The
sophomore dropped back to the 20
and recorded Duquesne's first three
points from placement.
Gonda Runs "a Yards.
AS the third period went score
less, the outlook for Duquesne
seemed as dark as the sky, but in
the final period George Gonda, a
sophomore halfback from nearby
Redstone township, suddenly broke
loose on an oif-tackle play and
dashed 81 yards for a touchdown.
1t was then that Rokisky converted
to tie the score His rubber attach
ment cost the Dukes $3.50.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
Hastings Team Deprived
Of Loop Grid Crown
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the AsSociGted Press.
LINCOLN, Nebr., Dec. 2.-The Ne
braska College Athletic Conference
deprived Hastings College today Of
the loops football championship
and declared the title vacant.
Officials declined to discuss the
action but Coach Thurlo McCrady
of Hastings said the eligibility Of
Lou Burger, Hastings center, had
been questioned.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

L. s. scoring: Touchdowns-Ander-
son. Shines tsub for Bird. Anastasio.
Points after touchdown-Anderson l2,
placements. Tulane scoring: Touch
Kellogg Butler tsub for Gloden). r.
Glass (sub for Kellogs). Points after
Observation-Disclosures (2). r. Glass (all
placements
Evening star., 1939-12-03

Duauesne scoring: Touchdown-Gonda
(sub for semes). Point after touchdown
Field eoal-Rokisky lplacement}.
Detroit scoring: Touchdown-0hesauier
Point after touchdoWn-Hayes (plAcement) i,
Field goal-Hayes tplscemenD.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

Touchdowns-Grady, Fedora. Point
after touchdown-B. Nowaskey (from
placement). Substitutions: George Wash
lnston-August Barauskas Batson, Far
kas. Grady. Jay, McGlinn. A. Nowaskey.
Reese Sartore, Urick, Welc. West Vr-
ginia-Pinon. Rifenburg Ellis. Hocken-
berry Smith, Richardson, Shonk stsns-
bury. Gillooly, Antolini, Cestaric RAP
Referee. Hol Slutz Indiana); umpire,
T. L. Mumma (Army); linesman q. B.
Doueherty wv. and JD: field judge L. v.
Noyak (Coe)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Hunt Horse Thief
In Studio Mystery

Maybe I'm crazy" said Frank
Ashsr. sound engineer at the Wal
ter wanger studio as he s,sppsd
out ~ the sound sox on the SET
Of "s,agsooach." the drama Of
pioneer days. now showing 81 ,bs
Blue Mouse through United Ar.
,i~s release.
There were slx horses ON tbs
coach In the last seens. A. least
I heard Aix ~ thsm irottins across
the set But somsfhlnR was
wrong this time. One 10 missing
according 10 the sound"
Finally John Eeksri. who IL In
charge ~ The snlInais. took a
deep breath and explained "Afse
the frs, rehearsal we had 10
change one ~ the horses Eessrt
ssld The one ~s substituted
s,lli has on the aoff rybtsr shoes
We used last night AZ stage bsns-
n, show"
"KBbbsr-iirsd hsfsss." Mr. Ford
remarked. Someone will ~ put
ting ponioons on duck. neat"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Anna Neasle
In Backstase'

An episode from the actual
career Of Anna Ncagle is re-
enacted in one Of the sequences
o. "Bsekstage. the screen must
cal which viii have its first Ia
Coma showing in the series Con
tinental Nights" al Lakewood
next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Anna Neagle. the star Of Vie
toris the Great" and other well
known films. shares stellar honors
with Arthur Tracy. the Street
Singer of radio fame. and lilly
Iosch, famed Viennese dancer.
who was seen in The Garden Of
Allah and The Good Earth"
Anna Nesgle PLAYS Marjorie
Kay, London chorus girl. and
The scene in question concerns a
party given in her honor in a
small flat OF one Of the fellow
chorines The party. the usual
Bohemian gathering of stage peo-
pie, in which Jack Buchanan par
ticipates singing a snatch OF
song, actually happened to Miss
Neagle and Buchanan a number of
years ago.
"Backstage' is a British pro-
duction: the entire dialogue be-
ing in English. The film will be
presented Tuesday and Wednes-
day, with two performances each
night, at and Q o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Ships Conflicts
Lived In CAGES

Convicts n the prison ship en-
route 10 Devils Island IL was
revealed during filming % the
Warner Bros. drama Of that title.
now playing at the Music Bex
theater. were confined in two
cages, each approximately SIS feet
by Il feet by IL feet. in the hold
Of the ship.
II a riot threatened. valves in
the ceiling Of the cages could be
opened which would shower the
men with live steam.
Under these conditions many
became fatally III and died on ship
board. Survivors have oft con-
sidered themselves less fortunate
than those who died. The film
graphically porirsys these grim
realities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

y
whisk. trap drummer. Mr..
Gable is returning all my presents
except Bessie. the mule. which he
needs for his spring blowing"
April Fool.
After changing his director.
scenarist. cameraman and several
members OF the cast OF Gone
With the Wind" David Selznick
has decided 10 change the title
too New tag will be "Torchy
Blame in Georgia" Hedy
Lamarr's next appearance as
glamor girl will be In picture
based on n spaghetti-eating con-
test and called The Last Mile"
Jack Holt, Tim Holt. Gloria
Holt and Betty Holt will have the
top roles in the new wrestling
flicker, No Hollis Barred"
April Fool. =.
Wire from Grets Carlo. "Sto-
kie and me want you should drop
by my house tomorrow 4 o'clock
for Mickey Firms. skol. you
rat"
April Fool, -.
Daryl Zanueks next action
epic will be Charley Ross In
Teehnicolor. Casting viii take
some time. however. because
executives now are Interviewing
several hundred applicants for the
title role and xsminlng their
credentials which prove each one
10 be the boy who was kidna ped
in 1874. Zsnuck promises that the
picture will be as neticulously &C
curaie 81 was Jessie James"
April Fool,
Harry NJ. Warner will leay. for
Berlin soon 10 arrange for the
world premiere Their. Of "Confss-
sions Of Nazi Spy" David
Selznick has changed the locale
Of his picture 10 harmonic with
Leslie Towards accent. All the
action Will take place al garden
party at cheltenhan-on-R Rye. Fps
witch. Whipstiteh. Hingland.
Wire from Jasper jitterwhlsk rs
Il tru. what they're saying about
Carole Lombard and me- n
thought ] was engaged TO Ann
Sheridan"
April Fool, -.
Television scored practical
triumph today By winning q movie
contract for red headed Billie
CHys dom. Honey Biloxi. night
club torch singer. The producer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL TNEArER1
rtssr SHOWING

nstr aot sN-Ciaif~ rsesex,
tehn wssns snas r.essnr snt
Thomas Mitchell tn stsxts
eoarh. II 70. / %. - -
80. 10 80
Music NOW c Fsssas sas
Ghsrlse MrCsFtaY iss "Yun Cant
Great - nrns=s Man y, e.
IA sls seh II a. sisa
pufss Naftcff IA @r~Siss Ia
land II 10 sis $50 : 70.
u ~
nfsttns pensias nsnshstile
sns nkls@et tiA4arn IN f7as
NxfisFfuts Rider % 4 %.
Z % 10 - ASS Nsx rssnfss
and fka Keith IN ~Cespst pfef
Hosdsss II 20. } 20 ZEE
. 90
No<N-osivi. n~nssslsna sns
uszfss rsfrnt IN Wires -
the Nav lass $50 7ns
II rs sise Humphrey rrxATs
and Kss s~snels 10 kins ~
the unts~cria ~ % ssa.
. so . 90
aeNtHts rSsrcfhv mour
and tleSa Nolan ~ st tout.
nistes also r>ansia utsanans
snn rlltY gscs Ia -rum s~s-
yer n~t<stlvs :
COMM >IfN ossass.ase n<e-
nett ard Charlie Nassi~s ~
service D~inss also mil
How'd - "stopsians Cassidy
In The rscntles.aan
rANM--rHck ruweii and oliyss
~ Havtiisnd IN @Hssa ~ Oct
,lss oisnas rsffeil ard nsftan
Mset-sns IN Tuschs ts~ss ftss
Man
kAN srN0Nr@M Melvin pouslss
and Virginia nfass IN There's
That Woman Assin sisn
isnrs Asmstsa ~ Nosa
Demon .
PROCTOR The weaver Hroth.
err ana Sivify ~ uo~n IL
Afksnsss Als-s william nefd
and usorss naTss In In Old
Mexico.@
nxAt.Anr The Lone stas
Raneug IN The tAss - tbs
nAnsers'- Also rAnnssiis paF.
fieux and Douglas rnifbAaxa
tf In The nass OF FsTis"
MN Robert nNsnat and na~a-
lind Russell In The CITADEL
Also Charles ssArfstt end tfis
Meredsth In The Colorado
Trail"
swssl,.-J.mss ss.-sss and
Jean Arthsu In ~vou CAM
1ahs n with You alan nos
steele In The r,>ssrs Patrol
suNsKr~Ths nsAa md KiAa
In Little Twash ouss alan
Joe rennef ami June Travis
IN MT. pnnsiie Wirhs OFT
Richard Greene and
fosetta Young IN "ksntuehyr
siso sidney Tnler and rhyllis
Hroohs IN Charlie Chan In
Honolulu"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Picks New
GanSsterS

Tired Of seeing the same gang
sters types on the screen again
and again Director Lewis Seller
chose an entirely different group
Of bit players and extras TO play
gsnEsters in the Warner Bros.
film King Of the Underworld.
which stars Humphrey Bogart
The only men oft-seen IN moester
parts in this picture are principals
OF the big east, Rogsrt and Char
ley Foy. The picture is now show
Ing at the Roxy theater
Kay Francis plays = supporting
role 10 Bogsrt a. & lady doctor
In the underworld mselstrom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
"Stand Up And Fight And "Spring
Madness" To Temple TOMORROW

Presenting a screen triumvirate
of Wallace Beery, Robert Taylor
and Florence Rice. stand Up and
Fight outdoor action drama de-
picting the fight between the rail-
road and the stsgecosch lines in
the ls50s. returns to the Temple
theater Sunday.
Continuing a series OF vigorous
fighting roles. Taylor appears as a
bankrupt young Maryland aristo-
GRAFT forced 10 20 10 work for the
stagecoach line managed by Berry
and owned by Miss Rice. All the
elements OF the most exciting
western are embodied in the story,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
, HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
You Wouldn't Fool Us, Mr.. Harrison,
Even on April First?
March Hare Marches Right Up With Hectic
Hollywood Dope BETTING the Season

looked at a telcvision screen In
his offie. here while Miss Biloxi.
standing before = leicester In
New York. sang. 4 wants Re In
Pictures" Goldwyn could see
only n faint. wsvy outline OF an
image. so he hired Miss Biloxi as
the ectoplasm for his Forthcoming
Mr.. Deeds Haunts a House"
April Fool.
David Selxnick has changed his
shirt. =. Wire from Creta Carlo:
Make II J o'clock and we can
have a nice long talk. II nobody
answers door tell them you are
Louis II Mayer" 8. News flash
from 20th-Fox; After studying
old letters and photographs which
have been In Tyrone Powers fam
lily for generations, Daryl Zsnuek
today announced that Power UNI
doubtedly IL the long missing
Charley Ross and 10 is the obvious
choice for the colossal production
which will be made In Technicolor
under the guiding genius OF Daryl
Yanuck
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
st. Louis Blues" And "7om Sawyer,
Detective" To Beverly TOMORROW

A gorgeous Broadway celebrity
who chucks fame and fortune to
find love along the banks Of ole
Man River" and a handsome cap
tain Of a Mississippi showboat are
the chief characters in "St. Louis
Blues" Parsmount's romance with
music, which returns to the Bev-
erly Sunday. Playing the celeb
rity who rebels. Dorothy Lamour
runs away from her tyrannical
manager. who insists on keeping
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

which presents a period and locale
new TO the screen.
Youth - the keynote of Spring
Madness. which also comes TO the
Temple tomorrow. with Msureen
O'Sullivan and Lew Ayres in the
featured roles. There il not n
principal in the east Of this pro-
duction more than ~ years of age
and the producer-director com
bination responsible for 1t Is the
youngest in Hollywood The cast
Of the pictures includes. besides
Miss O'Sullivan and Ayres. Ruth
Hussey. Burgess Meredith. Ann
Morriss and Joyce Compton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

her In a sarong, and takes = job
on the showboat without revealing
her Identity. Lloyd Nolan is Miss
Lamours herman lover and new
leading man. Others In the all
star cast under the direction Of
Raoul Walsh are Tito GUITAR.
Mary "Punkins' Parker. Matty
Aalneck and his orchestra. and
Maxine Sullivan. who sings her
famous Loeb Lommond," the
Scottish ballad
Two rising BOY stars, Donald
OConnor and Billy Cook. share
the spotlight as two Of the IA
vorite characters OF American fic-
ton in Tom Sawyer. Detective
Paramount's homespun comedy
drama. based on the famous Mark
Twain novel. which will also play
the Beverly starting tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

fisi ere~n material. - No.
Francis portrayal ~ ~ se1o =
Eve Aprlssnr cne ~ ~ ~ -
has given ~ IN . IuaG Tina -
Knows nnw To scs. wN~N o1vm ~
proper rei~a sna v sns = - ~
wav sst a . nct neeoenD -
lAsks shstity
s~ss ovvy. 60 - 49,
esa~ writer's. s1vps - -
Neyssevs~ss ul1ps~ e0en0u1
~ feesoetes - puRoDnuno
sssses~s ~ wt>n ~ svo~oo
Mig ~ vpswxlans uuunopu1o -
~ pesa seoe.
Hnasflns sli ~ eeelea -
thsssls which zeNs Grey eoul6 olvo
To story s-rhe Myoeer1oND
RIDER 10 . sne1 sswss1sra.~ -
nsy ral~s. The MAJ whe y epevs
ing mysteries - ~ ~ ~fanorloo
Chan. carries - - pumnveReo
right hard MAN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

d en- e d an V
marriage plans
and said that
they are lust
& o o d friends. -
1T was merely
a p u b licit y
stunt from the
b egin n ng. .
chuckled M ISIS
Lombard. why
! am 20 n x
enough To be
Mr.. Gable = sis
ter He Is
really engaged
TO May Robson.
and | have con
@nted to marry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Dr and Mrs Cyril Lnndyirs and
heir daughter, Miss Martha Lou,
stil have rs thsif guests Al their
hummer home ~ Ho~ehllls for tbs
coming wreh Mr. ami Mrs Georges
iill and their sons. George. f.,
md ItDhsft
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Mrs.. looess Hostess
For Luncheon fsid>v

Quests ~ Mrs. vrsaets Lpenaso
for Informal iunebeoa ~ rrtia1
afternoon wsrs Mr.. n. =. Dnv,A
Mrs John Lceasss and nsa C1ass
snes - t5oyis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Mr. and Mrs. wlliism !. Wsieb
VIII have ~ thsss h<ssss speeep
fnr this week. end ~. and MA
itoss con~ay NJ f;ssytand WsaA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

With new faces, new style, new
rhythm and new arrangements,
Brad Bannon, pictured above, and
his 11-piece band of the Cen
tury' returns to the popular Fife
Square ballroom tonight. after an
absence of several months. Ban
non and his band undoubtedly have
held the musical spotlight in Ia
coma over longer period of time
than any other local band and
their return will no doubt bring
out full house of dance en-
thusiasts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Beaned his father with DO. and to become actor "t
IL didn't . bed salo
free lunches and swiped fruit has played in medicine
looking teeyon Topped
let directors tell him what
can't lines usually ad Ibis
and ceilings drink be
husky colds
blue unmarried he traiIers. money
the bank attention on
Cheat an Honest nan"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

hriiie,
There has h~ea taIh Inst
NAY FrsHeis y Al thssush
asA that hes ssss1te !. 1svtaG
h~s ro,rs In sss~h psrsuses -
~esv IA ~ ssy arssA. nv
haQs this h tsva ! wessf1u'e
hwsw ~ sase. kws v -t~usse
Ovsv nrssAwss" y supp.ssa
n psev~ that Msy y 10 NJ
shtds. Warner Wswshess ~~s~
tairiy picked . pesr way "
eoafirw M
CONSIDER the MIN much hetts
than the average. the story spIsn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
"Imasi End Girls"

Director Mike curtiz nickname
for the three Lane sisters and Gale
Page, the -Four Daughters re-
united in Family Reunion" Ia
Dead End Girls"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

Oo-Iz-I-zmour. Wait until you
s~e Dorothy ~ the rssishinK bsiie
Of = Mississippi river sho~bost In
Paramount Isl Louis tsiu-~. %
when u return. tomorrow Ia the
Beverly tbsster No wonder the
whole Mississippi valley in zen
erai--and Lloyd Nolan In psrtisn-
lAr-io-@s iis hart Ia her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Comet Over Broadway"
Good Story We'll old


Faith Baldwin wrote story for Cosmopolitan magazine
titled Comet broadway and Warner Bruthevs bouGt
n. rights When time TO pick the east Kay
Francis. Ian Hunter and John I.ttcI got the cali
appeared a ,A~ material. ~ No.
lee Yesterday on TIE sam. han Francis portrayal = N ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

IDENTITY who bavs returned HONS
10 spend spring vacation are John
i,aleherf son ~ Mr. and Mrs. John
n. B.lsher1 Ralph g. sehasffsr.
son ~ Dr. and Mrs n q sehasfs
fer ~ Tacoma. and Richard Cook.
son ~ Mr.. Richard ) Cook ~
Des Molnan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03
Nv PAUL HARRISON

AOILYWOOD-(By March hare
for April delivery Clark
Gable and Carole Lombard today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-03

seF yesterday on the same hsil
sith erhs Mysterious Hties.~ .
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-01-12
Several Ely Summers
Ranked as AU-American

Ely has been fortunate in landing
several men, during past years, on ALL
American swimming teams, according
to Max Herseth. A week ago it was
revealed that Joe Grahek, diver on last
years squad and now a member of the
University of Minnesota prep team, had
been so honored.
Walter Nappa, ranked as the greatest
diver ever turned out by a Minnesota
high school, was given berth on the
1882 intercollegiate swimming team
while member of the University of
Minnesota squad. Nappa was rated as
the second best diver in the nation.
Also during the early 30's George
Sutherland made the interscholastic
team as backstroker; Urho Tuomi-
koSki as a breaststroker, and Leonard
Klun as diver. Klun, now at the
University of Minnesota, was selected
two years in a row. ~
Only two Minnesota youths were
placed on the interscholastic squad this
year, Grahek being one of them.
Both Grahek and Klun were three
time state diving champions and two
times Northwest champions. Coach
HerSeth'S divers have taken the state
diving crown II of the last IA years.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-01-12
Ten Years Ago
From Issue of Jan. IL, 1928.

Jacob L. Pete was elected chairman
of the board of county commissioners
at the organization meeting Monday.
Arvid L. Sundholm was named clerk for
the Fourth district
H. E. Olson and Mrs. Ann Anderson
acted as installing officers at the S. F.
of A. lodge, Monday evening. Oscar
Bodin was installed as president; Art
Nyman as past president; Mrs A. STEM
lund as vice president; Olof Berglund
as financial secretary; Mrs. Jack Pos
hak, recording secretary; Ernest A.
Jackson, treasurer; H. G. Fatland,
Luther M. Bang and E. E. Strom, audi
tors; John Nordstrom, Alvin Sundholm
and Andrew Sund, trustees; Mrs. A.
Sund and Art Nyman, marshalls; Gust
Nyman, outer guard Amelius Stenlund,
inner guard; Miss Amelia Stenlund,
musician, and Mrs. Ann Anderson,
captain of the guard team.