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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Ted Tadieh Again
Making Pins Fly

Ted Tadich is on his way up IN
the bowling game. After many
weeks of mediocre piawork for
the big fellow, he has finally hit
his stride. In the City league,
Wednesday, on the Broadway al
leys, he rolled $40 total to place
him in first place in the individ-
ual averages. Friday night, on
the Play Nor lanes, he led the
circuit with a GAS total. and is
tied with his team mate, Jimmy
Radonich, for first place In that
league.
There were two 900 scores in
the major league matches. Toby
Tyler got going for Stevens and
Vetter and clicked off a 247 game
In his third effort to finish with
a 62s total for the evening.
Columbia Beer gained first
place in the standings with
three-game win over Cammarano
Brothers. Pacific Match dropped
one game out of tie for the top
place by losing a game TO Play
Nor alleys. Stevens and Vetter
rolled high to win three from
Richfield Hi-Octane.
On the Broadway alleys, Isabel
Mccormick led the scoring in the
Class A women's league. register
ing games of 215, 1s4 and 172,
for 81 total. The league-lead-
ing Hotel Winthrop team had its
lead whitfield away by losing
three points to Pacific Match.
The Hotel team holds only a
four-point margin now.
Other high individual scores in
the feminine circuit included:
Ruth Litz, 514; Bessie Trow-
bridge, sos; Cleo burlington, 534;
Nellie Brooks, 500; Mae Knight,
511. and Erma Musselman, 524.
Lou Kusch rolled the only 600
score Of the Friday leagues on
the Broadway alleys. turning in
an even 900 total in the Milwau-
kee league matches. Len Rickett
was close to the mark, with 500.
And now for tournament play
over the weekend. Local bowlers
will have plenty of events to keep
them busy. A commercial tour
ney at the Broadway Is expected
to attract 20 teams from Tacoma
and out of town for five-man,
doubles and singles play. Play
Nor alleys is. offering turkey
shoot tonight and Sunday, and
mems handicap doubles Sunday
night, as well as a chance to
compete in a handicap doubles
ragtime tourney which will run
until next Saturday. The X Street
Recreation alleys has a turkey
shoot listed, with turkey going
to the high score Of each 10 en-
tries. 1t is a handicap affair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
To Face
All-Star Club

10 spill tho Luthsrans OF their
undefeatcd pedestal.
such stars An I'D Grant. veteran
chllla's ball player and former
big time star. Bob puliar and
Jack Nichols Of the johnson
Palnts: Jim Butt and Martin Cum.
mlngs Of the Intsr-saty Freight
team; Al Accay u cAmmaranna.
waiiy Brsbner and nill Giund-
berg. Consumers Meat. I.ornls
Merkis and Ed Turner. California
Florists. and Gens Gunderson and
Al kbks ~, ~ ths Chllias. who
have been Out with Illness. bat
probably viii be IN shape hy game
time.
Coach O.>ea has heen giv-
Ing his charges plenty Of stiff
practice and formation arm.
he realizes THAI the dslads
win have 10 he ~ their top
form n they intend 10 knsck
over the sii-stars.
SIG slgurdsen. big Glad osntss,
has been top scorer for the season
with a i4.point a game average
while Asrv Harshman and Earl
Piatt are next with their nine and
sight-pnint averages. respectively
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Abe Babes Elect Dizard
Inspiration On Cridiron

Lincoln high midget squad.
Coach Myron Cars band Of city
ti,lists. wrote fins 10 their 1883
year last night BY baiioiing
diminntivs Harold Dizsrd. fiery
quarterback, the most inspiFationai
performer on the pee-isss club for
the past season.
Announcement 81 this eaaas AZ
the banquet feting the "xmaii-fry-'
grid1leTa held last night In the
school cafeteria Halls name VIII
BE- engraved On tbs midget inzpira-
tional trophy. the winner being re
yesled BY Dii Howell. who donaied
part u tbs cup.
Guest speaker At the fest
was Harold "Wahs hsikr.
physical education head ~ M
local y. N. g. A. and fsrwer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Pat COniSkey
Given Licking

Dudas has been through the
mill. winning some, losing some
and never looking like a ball Of
fire. But along the trail he got
the cunning that only experience
can buy. And that Ii what side
tracked one Of the most promis-
ing young fighters IN the country.
MAY NOT HURT
The licking may help him -
Dempsey took nekings, Louis took
one. and they say every man
needs one TO become a truly great
fighter. Anyway. Patrick Edward
comiskey will be back for he still
IL a valuable piece of property =
secondhand and slightly damaged.
Two or three years Of expert
ence. soaking up sayvy and per-
fecting his timing. may send him
knocking at the door again In 1e42
or ie43, for the punch In there
and win stay there,
Better file him under the head
OF unfinished business"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Champion Wrestlers
Defeat kapowsin

Fifs's state champsonahip crap
ping team humhied kapewssa
Inatman. - 10 ~. In . malek IRE
day. Results.
cskado fFl ie.i ~ . fsil ~
Allan kiyushi 90 iost ~ . f.ii
to Wood. Iielsinsr ~ wou BY fali
over PALM e. fagaehi 80 ~os ~
fan over Eilswpsth. stolen 10
drew with =. I'D. ksstsa ~
Won decision over Miller Lewis
~ won BY fan over halimsas
Asraaki ~ wua ~ tall svef
Hlsinssth: sayd 90 500 a.sls.oa
frOm q. Hak. paramiHhl ~ iast
BY fall " nsanson; isasn.an ~
WIN by fait oxsr pitxer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Crusaders Bill
Clashes Sunday

The strong St Rita's and Sta
Peter and Paul's hoop teams WIN
stage the feature contest of the
Crusade league competition sun
dav at BeIlarmine gym. Came time
IS 2 o'clock
ST. Patrick's and Visitation WIZ
start off the afternoons program
at l O'Clock. At 3 O'Clock, or
following the feature game, Holy
Cross meets Sacred Heart and a.
4 o'clock Holy Rosary faces the
An-Saints.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Silver Scot Goes
Into Miami Lead

MIAMI Firing = brand Of golf
reminiscent Of his best days,
Tommy Armour. the veteran Silver
Scot, shot a SIS. two under par, to
take the 54-hole lead in the 900
Miami open today with a total of
EOS
Armour. who has becn play
ing his best golf IN years IN
this tournament. was cut In
- and hack In S. ne had .
N and a SO for his firsf two
rounds.
Bud Williamson. lanl<y young
ster from FIT. Wayne. Ind. raped
out a four-under-par round Of 90
that gave him 210.
All the name" golfers, who
started late, still were on the Mi
ami Springs course as William
son shaved a stroke from par with
a "a on the way out and clipped
off three more strokes with a 81
on the home nine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
BY HARRY FERGUSON

United Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK The red came
leaking out of his nose in a steady,
maddening drip like water from q
rusty faucet too old to be re-
paired
Just above the belt he was Grim
son with welts where soggy leath-
er had raked and bruised him.
Out of the red mess Of his face
peered two bewildered. baffied
blue eyes, searching for something
they never found-an opening that
would give him a shot for the jaw.
Patrick Edward Comiskey,
boy wonder Of the heavy
weights, probably the hardest
rlght-hand puncher In the
business, a ls-year-oid dsna-
mifer who seemed on his way
to a bout with Champion doe
Louis, was taking the licking
Of his life.
And the first licking he ever took
He took 1t last night in a blue
haze OF smoke at Madison Square
Garden, from a eagey old cam
peigner nemed Steve Dudas. who
is not very fast sfoot or upstairs
but who has absorbed enough Of
the lore Of the leather singers TO
make a monkey of a green kid.
SORT OF PRELfN
This bout was only a prelim-
mary on the Garden card, bat
those OF us who sat there watch
ing II had the feeling that comes
over horsemen when a promising
colt breaks down. We were watch
ing a piece Of property that po-
tentially il worth 81 ,000, 900 go TO
pieces before our eyes.
For the fight vas 10 be the
springboard that would send
Comislsey bounding mp Into
the ranks of the topfight
heayyweights, from where hs
could go on 10 wealth and
glory--a shot n the dusly
jaw OF Louis. The Kid came
mp to the crucial "a minutes
of this eight-round bout with n
great reeerd-1z knockeats In
~ bouts, never defeated since
he became q professional.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18

kGsstaa klssls@ sse lks4lAN ~
iasksfbaii Rzrnes as1 thsy pfcaaiss
u pot . kiek Into lhefn. The
Aglss siil pay aaay ffoEu hosne
hat have . good Kym ~ Milton
ayaiiabis "a Thursday nights
Teams interested N piaytng ths
M1iea are asked te contact Willard
Mace AZ Main s67e rrsclnes Com
miiissmaa brown clrtis sponsors
It's team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18

It wss hePhe< and 0amhzni whs
led The 81 Martins drive.
Win The score It'd. n was
shsrpsheeting George MitcA-
ell who put The Loggcrs ahead
81 10 =. Two field Eosis ~
walker. one BY Cross. ard
another by Mitchell ps<hea
the Loggers Gar ahead and
gave them their mArsia -
victory.
In the first half the Loggers
playing smoothly. held the Rang.
ers in check. and led % 10 Al al
half time. Dick Hicks, long shoot
ing Ranger guard. led the scorers
with IS. closely followed by Norm
Puget Sound center. who
counted 10 points
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18

The undefeaied Pacifie Lutheran
Gladiators square off with the
City League An-stars at o'clock
tonight In the Lincoln gym. All
proceeds win 70 toward President
Rooseveli's infantils paralysis
fund.
Outstanding players from the
top-ranking City League have
been gathered together 10 attempt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18

SONS very szeifiax nzstshss we're
bid this p3ss wssk N the ~x"
Round Robin tosarnamsat kasi
kloeppsr lost sagth~f nalEh thsx
tims To svsrrs Rostssasa bsa siiil
this leaves him At the top ~ ths
lat win only two LOSSES
Plans are bslns usds for .
match wsth ths Seattle clsA ansi
the players representing Tseouss
wiii - sslactaa fFam tins following
lineup
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Huskies Salvage
First Hoop Game
BELLINGHAM. Mash. Il "a

BELLIS6HAM, Wash. the
University Of Washington Huskles
won their first preseason basket
ball game here last night by com
ing from behind 70 edge out the
Western Washington College Of
Education. $50 The Huskies
were defeated BY an alumni five
in Seattle last week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Loggers Again
Repel RANGERS

LACEY-After being overtaksn
m the closing minutes BY a hard
fighting St Martins team. the
College OF Puget Sound forged
ahead 10 turn in their second
straight victory over the Rangers.
As to 30, Friday night at Lacey.
A 17-point rally. late In the
second half. brought the Rangers
from behind TO q S5-an score
When the scoring splurgs started
the Loggers were leading IS 10 Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18

SKI WEATHER
ila NOON sATtInDAHl

tf1 NOON SATURDAY
rARAIsfSE VALLEY fine
inches new Snow. Total. ~ inches.
Temperature 30 degrees. showing,
Southwest wind. Wet snow, skiing
fair. Read spcn 10 Isdxel easry
ehaina.
sNoQrAtsifE pAss--Ns res
ssse. Tat&l. ~ Inches. Temp~sn-
tsFe - degrees. skiing peef.
MOUNT nAkEfs-lThr~s inches
rev sssw. Total. ~ lnehe~ sseu
.sa raia. Chains seanir~a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Lions Pin
Vanda1S
24-1S

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seeaNs l<@mA - 10 n - - 60
Tan fszeef
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18

sli-rsuna Lyax great Other
featured guests inr,ssaed prin-
eipal y. @. neai. nan Harass.
EDDIE seAsaFz. saa Of course,
Assoa Cart esach 81 ths
champs.
squad msmbsrs wha attended
were Captain Jerry Hadlsy. Doug
Carr, Davs Christensen. Dick
cobisntz. Hal DlkaFd. John Foilet.
Dale Gordon. Bob Hamilton. bob
Hash. Stan Jones. Floyd I.aF1ssr,
Dick Lsngton. jim IADuc. Duana
IAeeksnofis. Tommy Llknan. Mel
Malone. Bob Mitchell. Neil stevens.
Tom seto. Dor Etehmond. L1a
pratico. Frank MorrDns. Ron VOID
and lao TskAsagl Manager
Chuck WaIlsos also attended
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Sunshine Triple c
Hoopmen Win, 1920

Staging last half rally behind
the sharpshooting of Big Joe"
Fagerstedt, who again led his
mates in scoring with Is points,
the Green-Shirts Of Sunshine
Point rung up their third straight
win of the season at the expense
of the Ashford Townies. 1920.
Ashford led at the half 1913.
Miller and L. Borden paced the
losers with six points each
In the preliminary contest be-
tween the second teams. Ruschner
of Sunshine Point made eight
points to lead his teammates to
q 1911 win.
Lineups for the first team con-
fpet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18

rhe lsInrsa csHanar Apeslemenss
sse3tailon wHl nsA1 : isfAsE
ahma sunAsg o. their grounds.
hlkif nssl< sssaEh II kipFsrs Car
nsf en- IN $50 Oiy'npia AlxisNzy.
Fxee sAaettax AID scatter cards
1seallnn ixezn 10 a "a III eaFk.
ne pilklAe i lhsifed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Woodmen Beaten
h Daskst UDsol

Tarnlnx n - esrp<srs = ~
ye@F Ia T.es1H4 h2.k~fi,ail Mo-
H.a LashsFsuz elsuhsf frum
ssnih b ssvsnth ptses IN ths Para
Church. Frslsrnst league ~ issa.
ias wnssmsn sf ths Wmid their
fisst asfs.t saa dfuppsns than u
fss#th poelslea with ths ~ 10 -
d<els,oa Al Stewart Friday night.
Three tsams In suaa<ssiaa had
trampled ths haple~< Messiah cian
and when ths undefeated vows
faced thsm before fhs game 4
appeared 10 be Fsp~sissrn bat wsth
the same punch dfuns players
staging . grand r~v~rssl n furn
the Messiah. were Oft 10 N sariy
lead ard held > very sim ssfxen-
taRs ali - way n ~as p<o1.
ably Bcs tssAlHsdfs r~tuFn1ax =
scoring hsbsts. he tailed n slms1
during ~ eputess. the< ~
IAlthsrsns "a h~sk IN ~ is~s,s~
race.
s<~~~s~h tns, N~esmun~ CO,
.. n>siiana tsl y oseea ca
Neiacn fsl y us9srs4a ffll
n falkland lifl q n.rrn fzl
O~wcsss CO., q csF<~nn 90
Dinnn ca q ttj 6waf1nskrI
sasss@s h1~ewzah tafhsfanx :.
Hleli.. nazasssna fsli Waefm<a
nf he wexti Iaess e<f,4zn1s :.
f.~.aes snsf L@kinmh3
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Orting Wins Ouer.
Auburn In Clash

oRTfNG-orting scored % TO
n victory over Auburn here last
night after It's reserve club had
triumphed over the Auburn sec
ond team. rs 10 20.
OrfiaQ (aGi (lIl Auhfsrn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Abes WalIop
Glover Park

Starting 81 sacwty. - x.1N-
ma mozaantum - Ne tiHs fek~z
away. ne fAnesin 80 nz1l
hswsrs sacked shssF secuna We
tory n sse starts este fhrff pre-
seAsan recurd t.st nasns ~
aowasnx he -rszrss c1ssss F<<e
wAfFs~rx Eat. % ~ G 2.
a.srs~s Ah~ F~~exve~ a<fs.ssz ~
wafssoT ss~xsnsss alta b q kse-
~ preliminary
Held II atmsoss ssen tefnns fh~
fssst half ~ tks ha<silas Para
fswe. " was Eat thlrd qa&Es~f
rcriax spla<xs - ~ esnl n~x
Hutton that a~wed the game up
for ne AhesS cssnAlnx cals - Ne
r~st period with q scnnt fF~tz
lead. Jnha keansax.s tsays -
creased shetF tezsi IN - wh1is
allowing ne rmxteFs "a ae< lnne
fFes to~~ from - fesa ire n th@
ihira assFtsr par.
- HAd u tt a4>raiax
pe<t~a ws@ th< only sius tast
IT. Warriors hesara NJ Issx.
but ses~rshele>. my .su@a-
II . sArutaE n sth~s rt~<es
eousts teams shss ih~y wcs1d
~ In pstchsas wh~a l~~s.e
play ssaFs& TIE itit tas1
sight uss ~ seeeaA - -
yess far - fAskess.
II The preliminary tsss<i<. :
Wild slam-hana contest. I'm Tsy.
lor dunked nine markers and
played a good haIi-hawhing game
10 keep the Abs out N fruat.
They were never ahead ~ much.
with the clov~rs away. within
hAllinE dlstnace
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Federal Way Wins
Tilt With Rainier

Federal Way high defeated the
Rainier high hoop squad. ~ 10 -.
last night At Federal Way. Federal
Way reserves walloped Rainier
second ssringers. 81 10 ~. IN q
preliminary tnasle.
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Lnday

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Ea. 35th,
the choir
|congrega-
gram has
Wilson
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18
Lutllerans
Win Tiff

STANWOoD-Ths Pacific In
theran eailege basketball team a
Tacoma scored q si-2z victory here
over Parksrs Independents a
Mount Vernon last night The
Latherans. leadsng iT-ii 1T half
time. we're paced by Forward
sigurason. VIM scored 10 points
4 ..4A aasR .aak R.nEsas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18

subs: Luthcrans - Willis ln.
Riidi. North and Erickson; Park
ers' Nelson t5l. chatterton and
childs (sl.
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Prep Schedule
SATURDAY NIGHT

riighiins IT Ceutraiia.
stadium M EaionyiIls.
Olympia NJ fbehaiis.
Everett nj Wrnssehe~.
Yakima Al Toppenish.
Abersieea nj I1ongsiew.
Elma al sossfh bend.
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Orting 1851
f2I1 AubuFn

bubas OfinGf Stef nsrnon or
sasaki. Claiming, ApAngles ana Cil-
more. Auburn. kfssnet 90 Hosiey.
Borenson.
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stIhsE FtdnFhI VIZ FFye1 N
field: Rainier =Gehrks.
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xaahhiA GfI NxAmehs alpsnnsees
EaEmita ga.
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Evening star., 1939-06-20
Five Persons Convicted
On Numbers CHARGES

Five defendants. convicted of vio-
lation Of the numbers law received
sentences in District Court yester-
day from Justice Jesse c. Adkins.
Richard Smith was given a total
OF six months to two years, while
Geraldine j. Hall and Dallas Elliott
Rattley, who were tried and con-
victed with him, each received SEN
tences of from to 10 months.
Counsel for the three noted an ap-
peal and indicated the fight would
be carried to the United States
Court of Appeals.
Assistant United States Attorney
William S. Tarver, who handled the
case for the Government, said the
three were found guilty of possess
sion, conspiracy. sale of lottery
tickets and operating a lottery, the
last four counts of an indictment
which contained a dozen counts.
Edward Coupe, Navy Yard ma
chinist, was given six months to
a year and day by Justice Adkins.
Henry Lynch, colored, was given
three to six months. The defendants
were found guilty of possession of
numbers slips. The prosecutor said
this was the first time a felony
conviction was obtained on possess
sion OF numbers slips alone.