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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ham-Attract.. furn. double. Single, ad
Joining shower: sleeping porch. Vacancy
n triple Delicious home-cooked meals
1870 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW-A dis
tinctive home for young people in an unsur-
passed location. Reasonable.
GOVERNORS PLACE, 1919 R. I. AVE.
n.w-Select your home for the winter
in atmosphere of culture and refinement;
bath; double room. semi-pvt. bath; single
room.
single rooms. downtown: ref,ned home:
good meals; $3.50 and $3.50 weekly. 12'
3749 OLIVER ST. Chevy chase--,Larse
ceiient meals: reas. Emerson 1929.
zoos KALORAMA RID. N.W.-Lg. double
OF, single rm. pvt. bath with shower; .ex
cellent meals: good transn. Mich. 7104.
IN FINEST NV. sEcT1oN-Lae double
expos. twin beds; best food; ' reas. oeoTsia
2441.
1900 10th ST, NW-Beautiful detached
south. west; large closet, semipvt. bath.
verandas 12'
1915 MASS AVE-Newly decorated rooms
single. double triple; beautiful mansion;
convenient location; exceptional food;
14Ol INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-For young
ladies'; beautifully furn. double rm.. twin
beds, innerspring mattresses semi-priv.
bath: recreation rm., laundry, home priv
ilege. Good wholesome food. Transp. at
door. Reas. rates. Geo. 0069.
1925 18th ST. N.W.-This beautiful home
open after remodeling and redecorating;
single. double and triple rms. all new furni-
ture, elevator, running water and telephone
in rms, shower baths, beautiful dining rm.
selective menus. four reception rms. 13'
1924 HARVARD ST NW.-Cheerful, we'll
furnished rooms gentlemen. twin beds;
home cooking.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2201 Mass. Ave.-Bright
front; $1,000 and up; good meals; home
privileges. Dec 5S1 49,
l746 LAMONT ST. NV, near Rock Creek
Park-Double rooms for . or 3: showers:
meals served family style: c;h.w,. oil heat.
unim. phone. Columbia 3162-J.
.s30 9th ST. NV. near Wardman Park
Nicely furnished single. double rooms. semi
private bath: home cooking. Col. 1919
2013 H1LLYER PL-LarRe double and un-
usual basement rooms for men: vacancy
for lady: good food IL
1871 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Private home:
room, street level Very reas
l4l1 KENNEDY ST. NW.-Nicely fur
nished 2nd-tioor room, . closets. semi-pri-
Ice. FRONT RIM young man share with
another: refined home: . closets. twin beds;
good food: $50 mo. 20ll Col rd. NV.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 2027 Que st. w
Large, double, front room, md floor; large
closet: nicely furnished; next bath; excel
lent meals. Phone Decatur 0432.
WANTED-Young lady for room and board.
S. weekly 1908 Euclid st. NV.
1855 OTIS PL. NW-Large ROOM twin
beds: near Transportation: well furnished:
excellent meals: $50 each Col. $3.50.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

EMPLOYED GIRL AND MOTHER WANT
.-rm furnished apt, LIST or 2nd floor
nlshed. washing PRIVILEGES. S45 to $50
month' Sept. ) or Oct. l. Box 3a-H
Star. lie
YOUNG TEACHER WITH . GIRLS DE-
sires 2-rm. furn. apt in Clev. Pr. sec
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

OVGS, FETS. ETC.
COLLIE DOGS and puppies for sale Or
trade for disable items or services. Spring
Lake Manor. Wash.-Balto. blvd. Laurel 24s.
WIRE FOX TERRIER year-od son of
champion; A. K c. reg: housebroken.
also young puppies. reas. Shep. 3699W.
wANTED-Responsible person to care for
small poodle dog. Owner will pay board.
Box 23S-J. Star. 10
SCOTTY PUPS, male, A. K. c.: reasonable;
must sell this week. Jackson 2129-M.
ADLEA KENNELS. REGTD.
HAND-PLUCKING, BATHING. BOARDING
PUPPIES. STUD SERVICE.
Phone Rockville 246.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Woolner,
Washington Grove, Md.
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NOW OPENING 40 rooms, studio,
single, double suites, dining rms,
parlorS; home with hotel service.
10Th & Columbia I'd. Best tranSp.
Meals served at your cow. Reas.
1855 Wyoming NV. Ad. 9843.
IN WASHINGTON YOUR ADDRESS is
ThdDNpTA NTi
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BOATS.

CRUISER Real Bargain-auick sale As
IT.; 125 #. beam: sleeps 10: innerspring
mattresses ? toilets, . wash rooms: with
or without 200 h. D. Kermath motor: hull
and motor good condition. Emer. 3431.
RICHARDSON CRUISER, 25' 1898 model:
A No. ! condition; clean and fully equipped;
inspection by appointment. Atlantic
YACHT FOR CHARTER.
Private Parties Accom- 80 Met 2O46
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

'~SSsS
! PA LAMONT ST. N.W-ATTRAC. FURN
oedrms , lily. rms, glassed-in sleeping
porches: maids nm, 3 baths garage
Newly redecorated. $3.50 mo Col. 3l2p
NV SECTION. LOVELY COLONIAL.
home in restricted neishborhood: 4 bed
rooms 3i2 baths. Georeia O257
S54 WHITTIER PL. N.W-SIX ROOMS.
s!eeplns porch seml-detached schools and
transportation good; garage. Georgia 1871.
FOR RENT FCRN., MODERN 7-ROON
waterfront house, 4 bedrms. lee. d. r. k,
oafas; scr. Dor, auto heat, h. W elee,
Ietg, phone. gar: 81 mi Wash Trans.
daily If desired: $50. Annapolis Sass.
WESLEY HEIGHTS ROOM pETACHED
W n2uss; well od furnished. oil heat. $3.50.
GEORGETOWN. 3O41 N ST.-1O RMS.
Wneot0omS' : paths, ssrden. porches. Phone
CHEVY CHASE D. c., CONN, AVE-
rms, BATHS finished attic auto. heat,
gar; adults. Emerson 145S
Mr.. CAVALIER HOTEL OFF Nth ST.
comfortably furnished. Il rooms, . jnclosed
porches: reasonable; garage. Col I242
DETACHED. ATTRACTIVE BEDRMS,. 3
porches. cleo. refg.. gar: economical heat
ing: COW. transp., schools Emerson 40TS.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. 40 E. LINDEN AVE
. rms. furnished. brick bungalow: S65
Alexandria 950-W.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

OCT. /. BY QUIET GENTLE COUPLE
unfurn rooms. k. and b., porch: private,
clean: reas. give phone, etc Box 3l3-J,
Star
ONE ROOM, KrTCHENETTE, BATH. FURN
or unfurn.. vicinity Glover Park. Burleith
or GEORGETOWN. settled woman. Wood
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE

MOVING?-Eiminate all worry. all risk.
Merchants accepts full responsibility.
Padded vans. Trained men, Low rates.
Call Merchants, National 5000.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

Mr. 18th AND COL. RID. 1916 Calvert st,
Double rm with connecting sleeping
porch; also single room in good home;
reas. Conv. transp.; phone, c.h.w:
1870 18th ST. N.W.-For gentleman, in
former legation bldg: large front room.
bay window; 3 exposures. Semi-private
bath: End f.: cont. hot water: reas.
1892 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Clean. comfort
able rooms. some with Ink. privileges,
cont. hot water. Columbia 2S16-J.
CATHEDRAL AVE. NV (nr. Comm
Beaut. rm., lovely pvt. home. All con-
veniences. Reas. Columbia 54s6. 12'
THE FERDINAND, 31S East Capitol St
LIST floor. next bath aforementioned. inner
spring mattresses: / or ..
1923 NJ ST. NV or = large front rooms
for Ink; connecting bath. south expos.
$3.50 UP.
2O10 WYOMING AVE. NW.-Large, at
se itiI ,s .oom twin oed; closets; un'
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57O1 18th ST. NV,

Large. refined home: lovely. twin front
rms, adjoining bath large recreation bed
liv rm. for 3. at S35 each Tasty meals.
Maid service and phone Randolph 0O36
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HOUSES FUR. OR uNrlIp
HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.

ALEXANDRIA-CHAR SMALL, CO.
lonial home, restored: u rms, bath Kit;
OIL heat; garden: 1replaces; SIS. Alex 4OS
MODERN; 8 ROOMS; HARDWOOD
noorS, h.-W.h.; newly finished inside and
out; quiet location. near bus; two-car ga
rage; 500. Shepherd 1865.
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SAFE. tall single door steel B LABEL. fire.
proof safe; ideal for accounts receivable or
valuable records; excellent condition.
BLDG District lRSH
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ROOMS UkFURkISHED.

500 INDEPENDENCE AVE. sW.-Entire
gas: separate cleo. meter; $3.50.
1904 BENTON ST. NW.-Front room and
private bath for employed woman. Woodley
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1905 S. JOYCE ST, Arlington. Va.-Nicely
furn. room, private home. Jackson 1973-W.
BEDROOM. also sitting rm. If desired: semi
pvt. bath; very reaS.; excel. location; cow.
trans. Call Chestnut 1870.
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CUT FLOWERS

THREE DOZEN MIXED GLADIoLUs ST.
delivered: baskets of sprays. So UP: com.
plete wedding decorations. S25 up. HELENE
AFFIECK, Vienna, Va. Vienna INV IL
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American-plan hotel. Overlooking Me-
ished rooms. private and semi-private
baths Lovely parlors and sun porches.
Home cooking. Selectve menus. 24hr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11

2 in a room, twin beds and bath; $751;
to ST. 80 week each person. includir
breakfast and dinner
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Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE 1853 Church st.
n.W.-Double room: men only; SIS each.
Call after ) pm. Unlimited phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11

WASHERS-See a real Bendix Home Laun-
dry demonstration in your own home with
your own clothes. That Will prove what
the Bendix will do. Call BATEMAN 221
r. L ave. ne North 4232. and a Bendx
machine will be sent to your home at
the time YOU NAV suggest
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CHEVY CHASE. 3715 Military I'd. nv
Attractive rm. with . expos: in quiet.
oct. nome: semi-bath gentleman; at bus.
1900 1NGRAHAM ST. W-LARGE FURN
room in corner detached house; 3 windows,
unlim, phOre sos month
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1891 CONN. AVE. OPPOSITE SHORE
ham-Attract.. furn. double. Single, ad-
Joining shower: sleeping porch. Vacancy
IN triple. Delicious home-cooked meals.
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SAFE. MeilinE b label. strictly fireproof,
used, perfect condition. Commercial once
Furniture Co, 500 E st. NV. l3s
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WASHING MACHINES-ABC, $50; Thor,
500: Apex. S3995; General Electric, $780,
Maytag, S4a.5O. All brand-new 1898
models. Also many others at all prices;
the largest selection in the city. Pay 81
weekly 10 DAYS TRIAL. Republic
1890. The Piano Shop, 1015 7th St n W.
WEATHER. STRIP your house and save
fuel this winter. Call one of the oldest
and most reliable companies in washington.
Free estimates. District 05Sl.
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l433 EUCLID ST N.W.-Luxurious lge
newly dec front rms next bath, every
thing for your comfort: unexcelled service;
lovely home. couple or gentlemen
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GEORGETOWN. 3O41 N ST.-1O RMS, 4
Michigan 1894
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III MASS AVE. NV. - Gentleman
large front room. twin beds, adjoining
bath; southern exposure. Also nice single
rm. all we'll kept; garage for rent
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Co. 100 Bait. blvd, Hyattsville, Greenwood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09

is the refusal of team to pay a
pitcher like Newsom his hire that
will eventually bring in unions and
bust baseball wide open .
The state of Texas. which. Incl
dentally, did not have a represent
ativc in the Rose Bowl because
of the high pressure methods used
by certain Fort Worth citizen.
is not lone star state when il
comes to golf Six Texas pro-
fessionals-Jimmy Demaret. Ben
Hogan, Byron Nelson. Dick Metz.
Ralph Guldshl. and Raw Mangrum
will play any other SIX golfers in
the world for table stakes In
the recent Houston open a gambler
bet that Demaret. Hogan. Nelson
and Metz could not shoot a lower
aggregate score than foursome
he could name The Texans
took him &. The gambler chose
Sam Snead, John Revolta, jug Nc
Spaden and Jimmy Hines, and was
beaten by % strokes And how
would you like 10 name eight anna
teur golfers who could beat the
Texas double foursome of Reynolds
Smith, Gus Moreland. Spec Cold
man, Ed White. George Rotan.
O'Hara Watts Don Schumacher
and Harris Todd . ..
l have heard that Sea biscuit
passed up Florida and another
meeting with War Admiral be-
cause Jockey George Woolf and
Trainer Tom Smith are none too
sure that thev could lick the little
son Of Man Of War in another 90
pure hearssy. but interesting
g.. Dan Cupid Note: Jimmy Lon.
dos. the Greek with the Steinwav
Grand build. IS considering ouif.
ting the ring for matrimonv
Wallace Wade is being roasted in
this area still for his blunt and
unhypocritical remarks following
the Rose Bowl game III take
him for my coach. however and
so would lots Of schools out here
for that matter
Copyright. 1881
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Abe matmen Face
Fife Wednesday

Lincolns wrestling team will
face the Fife matmen in a meet
at the Fife gym next Wednesday
according to Neil Hickok, student
coach of the squad
Elimination trials were held
last Friday to see which men
would make the trip. The
Lynx win have two meets with
Fife. Longyiew and Stadium,
and one with Benson of Port
land. in addition TO the North
west meet at Camas in March.
Results of the elimination
matches:
80 pounds: Rainy won a decision
from Tone, SIS; los pounds. Ia
nable pinned Danielson in 3:45.
Us pounds: Takasugi decisioned
Richmond. so; Dingfield decision
ed Namba, 1915; Meyring lost a
decision TO Yamamoto, 3-5.
125 pounds: Tengesdahl and
Gomsrud. no contest; 135 pounds,
Clark lost to Cameron. fall in
EOS; las pounds, Cole decisioned
Peterson. S.. Corcoran won de-
cision over Trussler. SO. Hash de-
cisioned Clifton. SO.
los pounds: Nelson lost decision
to StoJack, 5-4: heavyweight,
smythe decisioned Thorpe, so.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09

II is the third consecutive time
that Tacomss great Ait Heidel-
berg star has Won the coveted
title Of the annual tourney His
score for the six games reached
the amazing figure Of 1872. or an
average OF 224 for each game.
Ted rolled his games on the
final squad late al night. Art
Ellis. of Vancouver, r. {. had
posted a 1895 which had stood
a. top mark throughout the
evening. \ packed CELERY of
eNpectant fans was n hand
TO see what the Tacoma men
could do in their turn on the
ALLEYS.
The fans were not disappointed
if they remained to see sensa tional
pin work. for the entire squad
turned in some fine work. Tadich
went 10 work in his first game to
wipe out the 1926 mark. He
cracked out 235 count and then
followed with 257 game. He
finished the first three games with
705, having a 213 for his third
game.
His fourth game dropped to 203
and his fifth fell to 1s7. Needing
200 pins to tie Ellis high total,
Tsdieh really went to work in that
final game. He swept the pins
from the drives six times in a row
for his longest string of strikes
and picked up one split. 20 tally a
big 247 count and win the 500
prize which went To the winner.
Ellis 1905 withstood the
assault of all other pinmen
and won second place prize
money. Pete Pangborn. We
natchee star. placed third with
1891, and Len Leftnicb, Tad
ich's teammate on the AT
Heidelberg team, and shooting
on the same squad with Ted.
placed fourth with 1884.
Prior TO the important singles
II of the strongest
team of the Northwest engaged
in five-man competition. and here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
N OF BROKE!

MIAMI-Big Jess Willard isn't
broke but he's willing to work for
Jack Dempsey, the man who
whipped him and took the heavy
weight title in 1919.
Willard admitted today that he
had been a bit short on luck, but
I'm not broke or going hungry
Dempsey had heard earlier this
week that Willard. the white
hope" who won the heavyweight
title from Jack johnson in 1915.
wasn't doing so well. Friends said
Dempsey hoped to repay Willard
for giving him his first break
in the ring.
I'D he tickled 10 death To
work with Jack" Willard said.
Jack is first-rate fellow
and I certainly appreciate the
offer. But I haven't received
his letter vet and don't know
all the details. I'll be glad In
Join Jack. if We can work out
something TO suit us both"
Willard vas puzzled about re.
ports that he was broke.
I've had business reverses," he
said. and things haven't been toe
good lately. but l manage to dc
all right. l still have my ranch in
West Texas and a home in Glen
dale"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Clipper Ice Six
Trims buckaroos

SPOKANE -The Spokane Clip
pers avenged themselves last night
by walloping the first-place Port
land Bucksroos. 10 to 0, in the
widest, highest-seoring Pacific
Coast Ice Hockey league game OF
the season.
The Clippers. who have been in
the cellar consistently. more than
made up for 10 consecutive de-
feats at Portland's hands.
spokane started scoring
after the first nine minutes Of
play and never stopped. The
Clippers could do nothing
wrong, and Portland even
scored one goal for Spokane.
President Fred Taylor OF tho
league said the game was the
most exciting he had seen all sea
son. A crowd of $500 approved
the continuation of Sunday night
home games.
Cowboy Gilmour, guarding Port
lands goal in the second period
scored for Spokane when he got
the puck from Kenny of the Clip
pers and somehow flipped il be-
hind him into the net. Kenny got
credit for the score.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
TOday's Sport
Parade
BY HENRY MLEMORE

Los ANGELES-If you'll cross
your heart and hope to die I'll
tell you: That Grover Whalen. who
must be looking like a perisphere
by now, hasn't chance to arrange
worlds fair golf match between
Henry Cotton of England and
Sammy Snead of the United States
-Snead is willing. but Cotton. who
holds his services very dearly, has
demanded too much money He
Will come only on the condition
that when he sails from this coun-
try for dear old England he will
have tax free $4,000 in his
pocket !. The match isn't worth
that much. since neither Snesd
nor Cotton hold a major title .
Henry Armstrong will knock
what is technically known as the
daylights" out of Baby Arizmendi
in their welterweight title fight
here tomorrow night The
Mexican holds two decisions over
Henry. but they date back to the
time when Villa-and Arizmendi-
were in flower Since that time
Armstrong has become a super
fighter and Arizmendi has felt the
gentle hardening of the arteries
that accompanies age E.. Jimmy
Demaret. who started the final
dav of play in the Los Angeles
open tournament with a five
stroke lead. and is cinch 10 win.
has one thing in common with the
late Thomas A Edison Edison
the inventor. said that no man
needed more than four hours Of
sleep a night Demaret hash :
had more than four hours sleep a
night since Ia Dor Day A
coming Walter Hagen. Jimmy con-
siders sleep not only waste Of
time but very great bore .
not that Jimmy drinks or plays
the hot spots f.. he Is just a
natural sitter-upper and tslker s. q.
He will take a beer coca sionallv.
but only as a gesture OF
course. that is as good way 10
take beer as any other. when you
come TO think OF il e..
Il is seldom that this depart
ments takes sides IN any contro-
versy. but We feel that We must
support Buck Newsom in his de-
mand for q salary Of 100000 from
the St. Louis Browns Buck
won 20 games for the Browns last
year. and II that club can't afford
10 pay a 20-ssmc winner that
salary il should quietly fold Up and
hand over its franchise to a soft
bail league =. either that. or give
its franchise 10 Les Angeles or
San Francisco. towns that would
welcome major league ball -. Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
PRO HOCKEY
BY UNITED PRESS

The Chicago Black Hawks.
Stanley cup champions last wear.
today moved up near the thick
Of the fight for the National
Hockey league championship. They
bounded into fourth place with
10 victory over Toronto last night
as the flrst-place Boston Bruins
had their lead shaved to three
points.
The Hawks won when Bill
Ihoms bagged goal in the first
period. The game was marked by
II penalties.
The New York Ranger. scored
four goals in the last period and
defeated the New York Americans.
So
Detroit and Montrears Canad-
lens battled TO a IL tie that left
the Red Wings still two points
away from the lsst-place Mon
trealers.
Standings:
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v. v. Loop Games
Carded tuesday

Hoop play IN the Western Wash
lngton league tonight finds the
Sumner-Eatonyille clash at Eaton
VILE and the Norton Ashford en-
counter at Ashford taking the
spotlight.
Other games are: Fife at Au-
burn, Puyallup at North Puyallup,
Service Battery at Buckley, Fair
fax at Wilkeson, Carbonate VS..
Gregory Paints at Puyallup, Min
eral at Elbe CCC and Sunshine
Point CCC at Alder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
FIOSSy Field Opens SnOquaImie Ski Bow
Colson Wins
Two Events

Earl Colson. Jr.. outclassed his
competitors IN two events in the
Tacoma Gun clubs shoot Sunday.
winning the doubles and the 10
yard contest
He won the doubles By breaking
q targets out Of "a l. Hoska. Joe
Mcknight. ]. H. EngeIman. II. l..
Irwin and J. r. oNeil tied for
second place. each with 10 out of
%.
In the singles. colson scored As
out OF so. Art Thompson and J. II.
Engelmsn each had 40 out OF so
to tie for second. Andy Landram
was third with 46 out of so.
Bert Bsgley and J. Engelman
tied for first in the handicap.
each with 20 out OF 25. Andy
Rowe was second with 10 out OF
25, and Joe Mcknight third with
Is out of %.
In the skcct. Mcknight vas
high with 46 out of so followed
By Dr. Mower with IS out Of so
and Tom Carsten with IS out of
so.
Mrs. II. L. Malcolm won in the
women's division with Is out OF
IS. Mrs A. II. Landrsm was Sec
ond with i3 out of IS. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Slagle third with IL out of
Is.
The club elected officers for
1889, choosing Earl Colson. ST.,
president; Joe Mcknight. vice
president: Lukas Hoska, treasurer,
and Hans Malcolm, secretary. H. l..
Irwin. Andy Rowe and Bert Bag
leg were elected trustees. and
George Snyder and Andy Rowe,
field captains.
The next shoot viii be held
Jan. %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Sabin Tops Grant
For Dixie Crown

TAMPA, Fla.-Wayne Sabin of
Portland today held the singles
championship of the 18th annual
Dixie Tennis tournament.
Sabin won the title yesterday
by defeating Bryan NJ. (Bitsy)
Grant of Atlanta. 6-3. 6-1. 81.
Grant, twice Dixie champion. was
never in front.
Gene Mako and Jack Tidball.
both of Los Angeles, won the
doubles crown with rs. 6-2, Ga
victory over Grant and Sa bin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09

Bill Games IN
Sound League

All visiting teams In the Puget
Sound conference getaway games
last Friday arc host quintets Tues
day evening as the circuit con-
tinues first-half title play.
Only contest matching two
opening might winners is the
Buckley Mountaineer Puvallup
viking engagement on the Morse
men naples The Mounts are
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heavy favoutes
to win but Al
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gers may stage
an upset
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Fans Anticipate
Action Wednesday

Ice hockey fans may look for
ward to sure-fire action Wednes-
day night when the Medosweet
five attempts to stop the winning
streak of the Ait Heidelberg
pucksters. The two clubs will
tangle in the O'Clock feature,
Griffin Fuel will face the Camms
in the 7:30 opener
At present the Beer Barons are
on top of the heap, indicated in
two games. The Dsirymen suffered
their first setback last Wednes-
day at the hands of the revamped
Cammarano quintet.