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Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Jan. IS. UP) -
Stocks turned higher today after
going through several hours Of mar
row fluctuation with volume the
Ightest since September %
Gains ranged to more than u
point, utilities featuring.
Meanwhile. Is out Of "a United
States government issues went into
new high ground for l938-1939 in q
generally firm bond market.
Wheat rose a cent d bushel. Cot
ton had small gains.
Foreign markets were better and
the dollar eased in terms Of leading
currencies. Bar gold dipped pen
ny in London and the silver price
had d decline for the third success
siye day on fears the United states
would abolish its silver buying pro
gram.
Several stocks made new highs
for a year or more. including Am
erican Telephone l53 y up J.; Allan
tic Refining preferred at 10 ~
81; Engineers Public Service $5.5'
preferred at "A up ?; Keith-Albee
Orpheum preferred 50 UP 10; Nc
Graw Electric 2lls up - and Am
erican Stores, 115s up ]. Worthing
ton Pump preferred p made 4 nev
low at G5 off 1U1t.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
Crack Valley Linksmen
Fire Qualifying Rounds
I'm CoIexico Tourney
Lee Lamberson
Seen as Threat
To BirchfieId

Late entries fired their qualify
ing rounds Wednesday afternoon in
the annual invitadonal golf tourna-
ment over the International club
links at Calexico and were expected
TO raise the total field TO near the
100 mark.
Still setting the pace was Lee
Lamberson Of Brawley who posted
q p Sunday. Yet to qualify was
Jersey Birchfield. defending cham
pion, the only star qualifying We'd
nesday afternoon who was conced-
ed a chance to rob Lamberson of
medalist honors
BY Tuesday night the qualifying
list had grown to 70 and with a
heavy play Wednesday the field
should top the SO entered last year.
Among Tuesday qualIfiers were
Wayne Elyander who shot q rs.
Forrest Ferguson, 79. Lyle Kurisaki.
rs, Dick Haas. SO. Earl Roberts. rs.
Paul Pace. "a. Newt Brazelton. rs.
Billy Burke. S5 and Massey Horton
IS.
Pairings will be made Wednesday
night before the Calcutta dinner for
match play which starts Thursday.
A match a day will be played until
the finals Sunday. All matches will
be l6 holes except for the cham
pionship finals which will be So
Curley Vesey IS in charge Of the
tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Jan. 18. UP)-
Trading was slow on most lines
with supplies about moderate and
prices about steady.
Lettuce: Imperial Valley dry pack
dozen $1.25-l.35 crate, 5s $IlO-
1.25; Yuma 4 dozen mostly S1.25: 5s
81. 10; local loose 4O-5Oc.
Peas: san Pedro bush mostly Z
Sc lb. Imperial Valley best S-9c;
50-lb. crates mostly S4.25; san Diego
co. best S-5c; pole san Diego co.
9-10c; Carpinteria best 1O-11c: Goa
chella valley bush mostly &c; Goa
chella Valley china peas 13-l5c ID.
squash Imperial Valley white
summer crates $2.75-3; best So; flats
$2.5O-2.75; San Diego co. lugs $3.50
2.75; local $2.5O-2.75; Italian I'm
Derial Valley crates S1.65-1 rs; San
Diego 60. lugs $1.50-2; yellow crook
neck san Diego 60. lugs S2.50-2.75;
per ton. banana best $2O-25; hub
bard S25-40.
Tomatoes: inland crates g. tops
mostly S1.75-2; rs mostly $175-2;
los mostly SI1O-1.25: POS mostly
1900. Loose lugs and flats 5O-75c.
Crates 75-85c. Medium 8-9c ID.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
Maxwell Releases
Tennis Tourney
Match Schedule

Second round and quarter final
matches in the Imperial county
tennis championships Will be play
ed at the e Centre high school
courts Sunday. Tournament Di-
rector Bill Maxwell announced
Wednesday.
The schedule:
Mems Singles:
James Stocks VS. Leo Azhderian,
10 am; Dorsey Whitelaw vs.. George
Jones, 10 am; Allan Hens VS.. Jack
BoWker. 9 am; Maxwell VS.. Leidig.
9 am; Chester Irving VS.. Clarence
Riessen, 10 am. winner Stocks
AZhderian vs.. winner Whitelaw-
Jones. pm; winner Hems-BoWker
vs.. winner Maxwell-Leidig. pm:
Clyde Jack vs.. Walter Bowker.
pm; Clarence White vs.. winner
Irving-Riessen, 2 pm.
Junior Mems Singles Q8 yrs.):
Jack Hens VS.. Jimmie Edmunds.
am: Jack Kline Us. Bill Caugh-
lin, 10 am; George Pullenza vs..
Jack BoWker. II am; Walter Bow
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18

ker vs. Tom Brents. 10 am; WIN
ner Hems-Edmunds VS.. Jack Gand-
land, pm; Howard Green vs..
winner Kinne-Caughlin, 2 pm; Bob
Gregg Us. winner Pullenza- -Bowker,
3 pm.
Boys Singles Us yrs):
Jack Hens vs.. Walter Anderson.
y pm; Earl Shaw VS.. R. Martinez.
II am; Robert Simmons VS.. Curt
Weeks. 10 am; Billie Jim Sharp
VS.. Jimmie Green, IL o'clock.
WOmen'S Singles:
Frank Nell Birkhauser vs.. E. Van
Zendt. 9 am; Mary Gressor vs..
winner Chesnut-Langley, am.
Junior WOmen's Singles:
Hulda Free Us. Neva DoWd. 9 a.
m; Mary Ann Riddle VS.. Doris
Chesnut, pm; frankie Nell
Birkhauser vs.. winner Free-Dowd.
! pm.
Junior Girls rs YrsD:
Laverne Stanton VS.. Mary Lou
Hunter, II am; Elaine Plemons vs..
joan BoWker, II am.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
Jack Dempsey,
Willard, Bury
The katchet'

MIAMI BEACH, Jan. IS. OUPl
A brash unknown, who later
became the Manassa Mauler,
king of the heavyweight prize
fighters. ducked out of a Toledo
ring 20 years ago, leaving be-
hind a battered giant and
woman who wept bitterly.
Mrs. Jess willard never forgot
that unmerciful beating admin
istered her husband OH that hot
Fourth of July day. But today
Jack Dempsey and big Jess bur
led the past and looked toward
4 future Cf mutual friendship
and business relations.
Dempsey. who dumped his ring
profits into a remuneratiye hotel
and restaurant business, became
1.-The boss" to Jess Willard, whose
financial glories had faded.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
Illness Fatal
To Cub's S No. |
Baseball Fan

CHICAGO, Jan. 18. (UP)-John
ny English, No. fan of the Chicago
Cubs, lost an eXtra-inning decision
to death today.
1t was like Johnny himself said
last October: You can't win all
the time"
But 14-year- old Johnny tried and
all the time he was trying an
army of his own fans-including
even Shirley Temple-Were pulling
for him, pulling as hard as Johnny
did for the Cubs to win that World
Series from the New York Yankees
incidentally, those were some
of the things that kept Johnnys
fighting spirit alive as long as 1t
was.
Johnny was a victim of Neuroma
cancerous nerve disease which usu-
ally brings death with lightning
swiftness. Last october physicians
said he couldn't live, that death
was a matter of hours.
But Johnny couldn't die just
then.
His Cubs were out there fighting
with the Pittsburgh Pirates in a
neck and neck race for the National
league pennant The Cubs won and
then there was the World Series
coming up. Johnny certainly could
mt die then either, not after
Well, one day Johnny looked up
from his bed and standing there
beside him were Rip Collins and
Billy Jurges of the Cubs.
They said they'd heard Johnny
was sick and they'd brought him
two baSeballs autographed by all
the members OF the Cubs and
Yankees teams.
You're gonna win, aren't you?'
Johnny asked them.
Sure we're gonna win" Rip TOLD
him, or at least we're gonna try
awful hard"
You're gonna win too. Just keeI
in there pitchin'," Rip told him
For while then it looked like
Johnny might really win his bat
tie. He seemed to respond to the
high voltage X-ray treatment ane
in December he even was able x
go home. He took a turn for tn,
worse Two weeks ago, though, anc
he had to go back to the hospital
Early today he just couldn'
pitch" anymore.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Jan. IS. tUPl
The trading pace increased today
on the Los Angeles stock exchange
and prices lifted.
sales included: Central Invest
meut so shares 16ls up T.; l.. A.
Investment 100 shares 4 up d; Sc
curity CO. units 30 shares 28 down
-: Transam erica poo shares g.
down =; Bandini pet 100 shares
AZ up u; Holly Development 100
shares 12O unchanged; RichfieId 100
shares 10 unchanged; Richfield No.
/. 100 shares 81 up = to new
high: standard Oil 100 shares 28i-
up a.; Union Oil 100 shares l9 UP
D. Wellington Oil 100 shares Al
unchanged; MenascO 300 shares
go unchanged: Southern Cal Edi-
son 5l2 pref. 200 shares 27a, up -:
southern Pac. 100 shares 1875 up
a: Southern Cal Gas s per cent
ufd. 100 shares go up > 10 ne"
high.
Sales approximately 12,5O0 share;
nine issues up, two down, three
unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
Barrow Chosen
Yankee President
So. California
Makes Bid for
Racing Prestige

INGLEWOOD, Cal, Jan. 18. CUP)
Southern California, a mecca for
winter racing fans, made bold
bid today for the casts prestige in
summer racing.
Officials of Hollywood park an
ncunced a 100000 purse schedule
tor its 43 day meeting which opehs
on June l. 1t was a so per cent
increase over last year and boosted
the total prize money awarded by
the three southern California tracks
Hollywood park, Santa Anita park
and Del Mario ST 100000 1t rails
ed the total of purses this year for
all California tracks to $2.500,000, =
600
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
RUPERT WILL
INSURES LONG
LIFE OF CLUB

NEW YORK, Jan. 18, CUP)-Ed-
ward G. Barrow, 71-year old for
mer newspaper man, baseball play
er, club owner and manager, today
was president of the games richest
and most powerful team-the New
York Yankees.
Barrow, who has spent 10 OF his
As years in organized baseball with
the Yankees, was elected yesterday,
filling the post held by the former
owner and president, the late Col.
Jacob Rupert.
Barrow Steered the Boston Red
SoX to the American league pen
nant and won a world series victory
in 1918; he was Il minor league
player and once was parU~oWner
OF the Toronto club of the old
Eastern league He also managed
the Detroit Tigers for two years.
He joined the Yankees in 1920
as business manager and secretary,
a job he held until yesterday when
he was elected president after Rup-
pert'S brother George had refused
the post.
Under the terms OF that part of
Ruppert's will concerning the Yam
keeS-the remainder won't be read
for ten dayS-the team is TO be
perpetuated by a board Of trustees
for the next two Rupert genera
tons. The board consists OF George
Rupert, H. Garrison Silleck, il,
brother-in-laW Frederick f.
Grant, for many years Ruppert's
attorney, and Barrow.
The surviving directors elected
Barrow president. George NJ Weiss,
general manager of the Yankee
minor league farms, was selected
secretary, replacing Barrow and By
ron Clark, jr., Rupper2s counsel,
was elected a director TO succeed
Col. Rupert on the board.
George Rupert retained his post
as vice president after turning down
the nomination for president be-
cause he will be too busy with other
of the Rupert holdings. AL Bren-
nan is treasurer and Grant and
Clark will hold their posts as at
torneys for all the Rupert inter
eStS.
OF all his vast holdings, Rupert
is understood to have made specific
provision for the perpetuation of
only one, the Yankees.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Jan. 18. UP)-Wheat
prices higher on the Chicago board
Of trade today on buying stim ulat
ed b. late upturn at Liverpool.
Al the close wheat was up IL to
l cent. corn up 4 - off u cent
and oats unchanged to z cent high
CT.
Opening quotations in wheat were
= 10 F. cent higher, and persistent
demand IN the face Of light offer
ings pushed prices up for net gains
ranging 10 ] cent before more lib
eral selling checked the advance.
Corn prices followed an irregular
trend. Some Of the selling was
against purchases Of wheat. Export
sales Of about 100000 bushels were
reported. Country offerings contin-
ued light, and local receipts were
placed at IS cars. Buenos Aires
corn was lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
Haystack Sloan
Wins by X. O.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 18. UP)-
A towering farmer, Haystack Sloan
lived up to his weird ring reputa-
ton last night by winning a tech
nical knockout from Hank Bath
of New York, at a time he was
being battered with everything ir
the book. Bath, who weighed l75
to Sloan's 1874, was way ahead or
points in the fourth round when
he forgot to duck and caught a
punch that slashed open his eye
broWS, and his handlers threw in
the towel.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
H Centro Jaycee.
Brawiey Series
Postponed

Ell Centro junior college Wednes-
day sought more practice games in
preparation for their postponed
meeting with BraWley junior col
lege.
The Arab Warrior series has
been delayed until Feb. 10 when
the first game between the rival
squads will be played. The second
game has been set for Feb "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
Coast League
Adopts Schedule

SEATTLE, Jan. 18. CUP) - The
Pacific coast baseball leagues an
nual midwinter meeting adjourned
today after adoption of a playing
schedule running from April l to
Sept. II.
Portland was awarded the No
vember meeting. No action was
taken on the player limit rule, and
no player deals were made.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
GaIento Refused
Odd Request

ORANGE, N. j., Jan. 10. tUP)--
Mr. Anthony Galento. the Orange
pub-keeper and heavyweight boxer,
was a sad man today
The beer keg that walks like a
man goes into the ring at Newark
tomorrow night against Jorge Bres-
cia, an Argentine, and his big regret
is that they won't let him wear a
full-dreSs suit-White tie and tails
into the battle-pit.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18

Sthe No. l challenger post Tuesday
night with an easy victory over
Holtvilles varsity hoopsters. The
final score was 1928 but it could
have been 96-23 had Calexico so
desired
Walter BoWker, Frank Raab, Ar
mando Amador and Ted Sander,
who played his last game for the
Bulldogs Tuesday night, led the
way as Calexico piled up the points
in opening minutes of play,
With a 29-11 lead midway in
the second quarter Covington sub
stituted every man on the bench.
Second string Calexico players in
creased the lead but third string
ers could not stand the pace. Holt
vile made u of its points in the
last quarter against the Calexico
third Stringers.
BraWley high school chalked up
its first league victory Tuesday
afternoon, a 1928 decision over
Imperial. Imperial showed i'm
provement but Brawley failed TO
impress onlookers. Jim House of
Imperial was high point man with
II digits.
Ell Centre high schools Spartans,
defending champions, will seek a
second straight league victory in
Brawley gymnasium this afternoon
against an unknown" Calipatria
cage team.
Hanson plans to start Kirkpat-
rick, Payne, Fisher, Jones and
Longacre.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
Patty Berg
Leads Field

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 10. CUP)-
Patty Berg, red haired national
champion from Minneapolis, was
four strokes ahead of the field to-
day as play began in the third
round of the third annual titliSt
golf tournament.
Miss Berg carded a 70, three over
women's par, yesterday for "a SO
hole total of 156.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANG ELES. Jan. Is. UP)-
Hogs l5O. very slow, few good
butchers TO S.25. some held higher.
quotable top around s.35, few sows
steady at 6.50-6.75.
cattle 500. generally steady, me
dfum 10 good fed steers S.60-9.25
few feeders S.25: short fed feeder
heifers 7.S9; cows 5.75-7.25; cutter
grades a.25-5.bO; stock cows $40;
bulls ESQ: late Tuesday heifers s.
$ rs, calves 200, steady, vealers 10
II SO: few calves So.
sheep ESQ. fully steady good 10
choice 99-p9und fed wooled lambs
al6.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
200 Golfers Tee
Off in Tourney

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ID. CUP)
Nearly 200 golfers, ranging from
ambitious caddies to the nations
top flight performers, tee off today
in the San Francisco national
match play open at the Olympic
clubs tricky Lakeside course.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
Santa Clara Wins
Conference Game

SANTA CLARA, Calf, Jan. 18
(UP) Santa Clara university de-
feated College of Pacific 55-37 in
a northern California ter-colleg-
late conference basketball game
here last night attended by more
than 1000 persons. Santa Clara led
25-13 at the half
Joe Felipe, with II points, and
Ed Nelson, with 16, led the attack
for the winners. Earl Higgins paced
C. O. with IL tallies.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
John HenryLewis
Predicts Victory

SUMMIT, N. j.. Jan. 18. (UP)-
John Henry Lewis, light heavy
weight champion in all states but
New York, predicted today that he
would outpoint Champion Joe Louis
in their heavyweight title match a
week from tonight
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
BASKETBALL SCORES

Kansas State 43, Nebraska 80.
Colorado College AZ, Denver 40.
Oregon 56, Washington State A.
Santa Clara SIS, College of Pac. 81
Whitman AZ, Gonzaga %.
California So, California Az. 35
Carnegie Tech 35, Penn State 33
Lehigh 46, Muhlenberg %.
Bucknell Sc, Dickinson AZ.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
Markets At
A Glance
by UNITED PRESS

Stocks higher.
Bonds firm; some L. $. govern
ment issues making new 1888
highs.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foreign exchange steady.
Cotto On steady.
Wheat up = to l, corn up 4 to
off Is
Rubber easy.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
INCOME TAX MAN HERE

Warren jenkins, representing the
state income tax commission, will
be at the El Centro Chamber of
Commerce Friday to assist Imperial
Valley residents with income and
estate matters.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
FOUR PERISH

DARWIN, Australia, Jan. 18. tUP)
Three crew members and pas
scnger were killed today when
New Guinea airWays transport
plane crashed into the Katherine
river shortly after taking off for
Adelaide
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
Basketball Race Resolves Into Fight
Between CaIexico Ell Centre as
Bulldogs Rouf HoItviIIe, 4b-23

The Imperial Valley high school basketball league rae
Wednesday resolved itself into two team battle betWee
Ell Centre, defending champion, and Calexico winner o
two consecutive league contests.
CaleXico's fast breaking cage team proved its claim t.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
OFT Fractures Left Hand

NEW YORK, Jan 1S tUP)-ouelder captain-elect
The New York Giants a hand New
Orleans home today The injury
he will spring practice on March in Baton Rouge La
Tie closed a on hand
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
l.. A. BANKS
l.. A. HAY

Los ANG EIFS. Jan. IS. up I
Transamerica ................ GIT
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18

Spots CIJsed unchanBtu, mIuuIIHE
s64; sales 259 bales.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18

Wheat. No. ! hard ...... $1.30-1.35
Wheat. NJ. ] soft VIII S1.27 i 81 D.
Barley Bri. CWestern) .. $1.05-1 70
Millfeeds ........-........ 1.2O-l =
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
l.. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. Jan. IS. up
Eastern Gralns-buk
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES. Jan. IS. up
utter: extra 27c. prime firsts 25 y G.
andard 25c undergrade 25c.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IS. CUP)-
rnttnn futures closed steadY.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-18
COTTON

Spots closed lower mludnhs S.V
sales none.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-02
Buckley Looks
Ahead Tol9N

BUCKLEY - Football fans Of
Eastern Pierce county are already
expecting Bill Ames and Frank
Chorvat to turn out a strong con-
tender for the 1910 Puget Sound
conference football title at Buck
ley next fall.
The reason: Buckley loses only
four seniors by graduation and has
Is veterans back for the next
campaign. Despite this large per-
centage of underclassmen the
Mountaineers won three and tied
one in the seven-game league
schedule.
Those who have played their
last game for Buckley are
Francis Zydek, baifbaek; Olaf
Swanson. tackle; Louis John
son, haifbaek, and Dan Saw
age, end.
Back for next year are Bud JOS
wick, Joe Lazor, Carroll Emry,
Martin Imhoff, Jess Weber, Sam
onustack. Harry Mccauley. John
Brongil, Marvin Payne and Wal
lace Lark, all juniors; Lowell
Doud, Allan Greenwood. Richard
Zydek and Walt HinkiemAn, sopho-
mores, and Bob ROss, freshman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-02
MAKING THINGS EASIER
FOR FOOTBALL PLAYER

Here Is the substance of the
program which was proposed by
Harold Pogue, a member of the
board of trustees and renowned
back of 1914:
l. The board of directors of the
athletic and alumni associations
put into effect a specific plan
whereby the alumni may become
an active, interested, potent fac
tor in helping, through all proper
means consistent with Western
conference rules. to obtain athletic
material.
2. Restore the former status of
the coaching school, and co-ordi-
nate the activities of the athletic
association and physical educa-
ton departments as they former
" existed, and in the belief that
such action will result in added
incentive in athletics to athletes
and coaches to attend the univer-
sity.
8. Study, and II necessary,
alter eligibility rules for par
ticipstion In athletics to the
end that Illinois does not place
greater handicap on athletic
participation than the ma
jority of other Big Ten uni
versities.
4. Unless 1t Is contrary to the
policy and practice Of the majority
of other Western conference uni
versities, give student athletes
such concessions as are possible
at games and gatherings Of all
sorts on the campus as will enable
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-02
Grain Shoots 278 Score in Pin Meet

Roy McConnaushey. u the
standard on team. - I'M
he~lers Of the rias Mar Cens-
nerciai circuit with . hiK $50
Total. Including game Of 100.
100 and lei. standard on
won tAree fsam Hammond
Electric Laundry ard fiay
MIR alleya teoh three from
Dog House dang.
Ivan panlan rolled 44a for thu
hest total In the Odd Fellows
league matches ON the broadway
drives. Other good scores were
made by Joe Ruxicka. Jimmy
Hardness. c. Hsaly. Nd Dell and
Walter Turcott.
puyailup Eagles rolled their first
matches on tho broadway alleys
Thursday night and y. Thomas
emerged with ass for the best
score in that circuit. His games
were ITO, los and LAB. v. Ingalls,
rolled sa3 for tho next best score.
with singles Of 1877. ia and ito.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-02
Sullivan
May Not Compete

Possibility that Johnny sullivan.
ace left half OF the Taeams c:alurn-
has, will not plsy In the game with
Rsntnn Sunday was admitted 10
day by Coach Mihs Ttseei.
sullivan suffered an injured hlp
In last Sundays fray with Hnum-
claw. n hasn't responded ~ 81
peeted.
Win auIiisaa out ~ ~
lineup n - prehahie shss nshs
Harmon. flashy hall packing
sc~. would be shifted n the
left half ana fhst Norm Mayer.
blocking back. wossid fiif r1ar-
mon's shees ~ he right haif.
There u also possibility that
Jszs Brooks viii take oyer Barney
nraniKan's post Al Quarterback ~
the former ~. Martins ana fsAnta
Clara star DID not show 70 sdyan-
tage In lsst weeks game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-02

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tackles Wnsetnxtna's i11eN1ees
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squad ne~s a9ninse ieuletNna
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snns championship. - a FIttsr
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