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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-16
IN APPRECIATION

MT. and Mrs. Jack Westfall here with wish to thank the many friends who were so good to them following the Goldstein Building fire wherein they lost practically all their person belongings. adv.
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Paul TeIeki
 New Premier

BUDAPEST, Feb. 16.-Count Paul Teleki has been named Premier of Hungary. He has announced he will retain all Ministers Of the previous Cabinet except Premier Bela Im- redi, who resigned yesterday.
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CHAMBER MEETING

A meeting of the Douglas Cham Der of Commerce has been called for this evening, to be held in the City Council room. All those in terested are requested to be there.
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MARVIN MtINTYRE
 I5 SERIOUSLY ILL
Private Secretary 10 Presi- dent Roosevelt Rush
 ed fo Hospital

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.--Marvin Mcintyre, Secretary to President Roosevelt, is ill with intestinal in- fluenza and doctors have ordered him to the Naval Hospital.
 McIntyre's condition is described as being serious.
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THANE ROAD SLIDE

Douglas residents this morning from their various points of van tage were able to observe the re- suits of the snow slide which oc- cured sometime during the night
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on the Thane road Varying each year somewhat the slide at that certain point is an annual incl dent, and usually marks the change from winter to spring.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Feb 16. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 99s, American Can 91 F., American Power and Light 3, Anaconda 293s, Bethlehem Steel 7ois, Commonwealth and Southern 17s, Curtiss Wrgiht common T, Cur tiss Wright A 27ss. General Motors 49, International Harvester 58A Kennecott 37l2, New York Central 1872, Northern Pacific IFS, Southern Pacific l6a, United States Steel COL. Pound S468ss.
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MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
. . . Q . . NORTHBOUND

.
 NORTHBOUND . Northland due Sunday. Should have eight days mail aboard.
 . Tongass scheduled to arrive
 . Monday.
 SCHEDULED SAILINGS . North Coast scheduled to sail fir omSeattle tomorrow at 10 c am. . Princess Norah scheduled to sail . from Vancouver at g o'clock tomorrow night. . Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle Sunday . SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS . No steamer west, north. . LOCAL SAiLINGS
 Estebeth scheduled to sail every . "Wednesday at pm. for Sit . ka and wayports. Dart leaves every Wednesday at ' am. for Petersburg, Port . Alexander, Rake and way . ports .
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LADIES' AUXILIARY MEETS

Juneau Ladies Auxiliary No. 34 will hold their regular business meeting tomorrow night at Union Hall.
 The business session will be fol- lowed by a social.
 Committee in charge is Mrs. Ma bel Carlson, Annabell Anderson, Mrs Maude Deboes.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. w. D. Hawkins was admitted last evening to St. Ann's Hospital for surgical care.
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Peter Louie was a medical admis- sion to the Government Hospital yesterday afternoon.
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DOW, JONES AVERAGES The following are today's Dow Jones averages: Industrials 144.39, rails 34.40, utilities 25.34.
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of the wolf problem and to recom- mend methods of control.
 The Senate was still in session late this afternoon.
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Francis Austin of Hoonah. was admitted to the Government Hos pital last night for surgical atten- tion
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CHAMBER ASKS REVISION OF
 GOLD SURVEY
Memorial for New BuIIe- fins and Maps Sent 10
 Geological Survey

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Empire Ads Pay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
Tiger Swim
Team Wins
Two Meets

Giving its warning to the other
swimming teams Of the state. the
Stadium swimming team swamped
Longview, 45-2l, last Friday night
at Longview and then Travelled to
Vancouver to defeat the Vancouver
mermen, 1913. on Saturday.
The best that either Longview
or Vancouver could do was to take
one first place. Gaudett gained
Longvlew's in the 10O-yard back
stroke and Hoff last years state
diving champion, won Vancouver's
IN the diving.
Nally Bookwalter, star of
the Tiger squad, set new
conference record in the 200
yard free style against Long
view when he swan il i'm
1904. The old record of
2:32.6, set by Jack Bowers,
o. Lincoln, had stood since
1884.
The results of the Longview
meet were:
40-yaci free style-Burnett Isl.
HescoX (S). Frlan (S). Time 21.5.
100-yard breast stroke Graham
Isl, Norlund IL, Ono IL. Time
1:20.6
220-yayj free style Bookwalter
Isl. wilson IL. W. Lamb IL.
Time 2:30.4 New conference rec
ordl.
100-vard backstroke - Gaudett
IL, Johnson L), Dsughtry Isl.
Time I'M.
l00-ysrd free style - Hopper
Isl, LeMuieX IL, Mslott Isl.
Time 1925.
Diving - Strinsky Isl. 1896.
Croft 81, 1884; VIM IL. 1852.
1s0-yard medley relay - Sta
dium. Bloomfield Malott.
Graham, Time 1851.
l60-yard relay-Stadium. Team
Burnett, HesoX, Hopper, Book
walter). Time 1927.
Results at Vancouver
40-yard free stJle-Hesox s..
Burnett (S). WATSON W. Time
21.9.
l00-yard breast stroke Graham
Isl. Cedarcrans 81, kingen ~.
Time 1928.
220-yard free style Bookwalter
Isl. E. Senehel W, Lovefett ".
Time 2:32.4
100-yard bsckstroke - Bloom
field 81, Daughtry IS. Miller
lNl. Time 1867.
l00-yard free style Mslott 81,
Hopper Isl. y. Winter ". Time
l:02.s.
Diving Hoff w. 264e. Strin-
sky 81. 250.7; Croft s.. 250.5.
l35-yard medley relay Sta
dunn. Team -- Erwin. Graham.
Malott). Time 1903.
ls0-yard relsy-Stadium. Team
HesoX, Hopper. Book
xalterl. Time 1:4l1.
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ment Sunday. b. V. SchWalen and
Jack Walters tied for second. Wal
ters with 76-4-72 and Schwalen
with S3-11-72, John Hunt. with
S7-13-74, and George Ekman.
with s5-11-74. were next. In the
second division. J. S Obenour was
first with S916-73 and E. NJ.
Myers was second with s9-15-74
Results of Saturdays best-ball
twosome tournament follow: First
division-George e. Poe and A. D.
Myers, 73-11-62. Second division
Frank Borden and Jack Oben-
our. 77-17-60, and G. X. D. Pear
son and Warren Lawson, 1915
81
HIGHLAND - George Coombs
won the medal play tournament
Sunday. scoring 82-12-70. Nels
Norberg was second with S3-10-
10. Howard Bradbury posted So
14-75 and Paul Lower S6-11-75
to tie for third.
Country Club - n. S. Perkins
paced the first division of the
points tournament yesterday with
a score Of So J. w. Read was
first in the second division with
SO. and H. A. Allen was second
with 50.
Results of Saturdays medal
play tourney; First division -
Lieut.. Kruger, 81; c. 6 Wagner,
SIS. and W. W. Lost, 50 Second
division-H. A. Allen SO. T. r.
Flynn, 20; Mlnot Davis, II. and
J. E Manley, II.
Meadow Park a score of SOS
~ gave Elmer Clark first place
in the first division of the medal
play tournament yesterday morn
ing. Floyd Thackeray was a
stroke behind, with S6-13-73. In
the second division. Joe Harrison
triumphed with a score of s4-14
70.
Scores in the Saturday afternoon
sweepstakes follow: Louie Archie.
72-7 So; Dick Long. 76-9-67. and
a. E. Brigham, S2-13 SO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
.Amick.Fraser
Top Ski Meet

YAKIMA -- Seattle skiers Won
all three events in the Yakima Ski
clubs second annual tournament
yesterday.
Don Amick sped to victory in
the mems downhill race in PICS.
Don Fraser won the mems slalom
in 1:09.s. Dorothy Hoyt took the
women's slalom in 100. All the
first place winners are members of
the Washington Ski club.
Shirley Mcdonald, Tacoma FEM
mime star finished fourth in the
womens event. Paul Sonny See
va. Tacoman competing for the
University Of Washington. was
sixth in the slalom and eighth in
the downhill.
Jumping events had 10 he
cancelled because of Lack of
snow. The tournament was
held at Quartermile hill. 10
miles above the American
River ski bowl. Snow fell
most of the day, hut the
slalom course was in good
shape. The downhill course
was icy.
More than 100 persons competed
before crowd of 1000.
Times for other top entrants
were:
Mems downhill- Sig Hall unat-
tached, 2;37.2, Bob Higman, Uni
versity of Washington. 2:454; Don
Fraser, 2:52.2.
Mems slalom - Amick. lib:
Paul Gilbreath. Washington Ski
club, 1:16; Leroy Caverly, Pen
gum club, lis
Womens slalom - Skit Smith
Babson. Multnomah club. Portland,
1:43; Margaret Schuele, Penguin
club, 2:024.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
EatOnville
Meets Fife
On Tuesday

Eatonville Cruisers, flagship CT
the Pierce equity cage league,
sail into Fife Tuesday evening in
tent on silencing the guns OF
Bill Vinson and his Fife Trojans.
Bill Lennon, Eatonville mentor.
is well aware that the Trojans are
planning to use mines, torpedoes,
basketballs and possibly wooden
horses to sink his unbeaten quin-
tet
The Cruisers are weakened
by the loss of big John Dayie,
veteran center, and had diff
ficult time keeping from get
ting blown over by Yclm Tor
nadocs last Friday.
The two third-place teams, Roy
Lynx and Kapowsin Loggers. both
have home games on Tuesday.
Roy plays Orting and kapoWsin
encounters P. L. G. Props Glover
Park at Yelm completes the card
Ray MattOni OF Eatonville and
Dip Loveland Of Roy are tied for
the lead in the individual scoring
race with 90 points apiece. Just
a step behind is Ted Henningsen
of P, L. c. Props with 81 mark
ers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
Sumner, Auburn
In Crucial Tits

Third-place Sumner Merchants
and birthplace Auburn Merchants
can tighten up the race in the
Valley division of the Western
Washington league by defeating
Fife Merchants and Eatonville
Lumberjacks in Monday games
Sumner plays at Fife and Eaton
vile goes TO Auburn. while Buck
ley visits North Puyallup and Ser
vice Battery is host TO puyallup
Totems at Fort Lewis.
Pierce County division games
are Arctic Bottlers OF Puyallup
City league at Wilkeson and ort-
ing Lions at Fairfax CCC.
Nisqually Valley games are Nor
ton at Alder. Mineral at Ashford
and Sunshine CCC at Elbe CCC.
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each of the first three rounds.
In that start Lewis also proved
his thorough gameness. He kept
getting up TO make it close, and
dropped and stopped the larger
Gastanaga in return engage
ment.
Lewis and Louis know all about
each other, although their ac-
quaintance is only a passing one.
Amadee seconded Louis in
several important battles. in
Guiding those with Schmeling,
Bradd0ck. and Tommy Farr.
Jack Blackburn, handler of
Louis. worked with Lewis in a
couple of fights.
If beaten by Louis, Lewis will
do 175 pounds once more for
profitable date with young Billy
Conn in Pittsburgh in June.
But he isn't thinking of losing
now that he is being given the
opportunity denied outstanding
colored clouters of the past
Peter Jackson Sam Lsngford, and
Harry Wills.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24

variety Of punches among
Lewis assets. John Henry has
an educated left and pitches
his right as straight As a
string. He IL very good
puncher, II not a great one.
Lewis has worked with sparring
partners way above the average,
and trained well at Madame Beys
famous camp near Summit.
His drills indicate that he will
move to. his right to render the fire
of Louis right as ineffective as
possible and throw many a right
himself . la Max Schmeling
in the Germans first and glorious
effort against the heavyweight
champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
Local Police Pin
Squad Wins Meet

Tacoma Police bowlers. in a
four-team bowling engagement
with pinmen Of the Seattle and
Portland police forces, won first
place at the Broadway alleys Sun
day with a score of 32lS.
Ben Overhaul. one OF the Ia
coma police departments best
shooters. rolled q 27s single game
and $40 total TO top the MEM
bers of the four teams.
Second place in the meet went
to the Portland sharpshooters. who
rolled total of 2s46. There were
two Tacoma teams in the competi-
ton. the second team winning
third spot. with 1895. followed
closely by the Seattle men, who
rolled 1925. The scores:
Tacoma Police No. Pete
Schultz 552, Bill Farrar 500.
Earl Brooks SCI. Henry Wiley
asa, Red Clough SAT. Ben Over
dahl $40: team total. S2l8.
Portland Police Macdonald
47e. Hail 46s. Circle 44s, Potter
$50. Perkins 5l5, Huckins 456:
team total. 2s46
Tacoma Police No. al Farrar
43l, Skilly Lyons 459, Marty Joyce
425. Rick johnson SCI, Dave Penn
sos. George Johnson 496; team
total. 2s35.
Seattle Police Bill Miller 465.
A. Bebee 46e. V. Gilmour 4a4.
Charles Wilson Asa. b. Minckler
437. Charles Henton SOC; team
total, 2s25.
In special match Mt the
Broadway alleys Saturday
night. Big Bad Wolf Of the
Industrial league defeated Roy
Archer's team Of women stars
from the Glass A Women's
league. Dave Davies rolled
COS to lead the winners and
Louise Wahlers scored A85 to
top the w0mcn's quintet.
A special match at the Broad
way alleys tonight, scheduled for
3 o'clock. brings together the
Johnson Painters OF the City
league and the Crystalline men Of
the Glass b circuit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
City Hoop Games
Billed Tonight
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS

Johnson Paint and General Mo
tors meet Monday night at S
o'clock in the feature game of
triple bill at Lincoln high gym as
the Tacoma City Basketball league
ends its third round of play and
heads toward the home stretch.
with each having five games to
play California Florists meet
Chilla's in the : o'clock opener.
with the undefeated Cammarano
Brothers five facing a strong Col
lege OF Puget Sound Frosh outfit
in the Q o'clock closer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24

FORT LEWIS The pins will fly
on the Fort Lewis bowling alleys
Monday evening when the Battery
Z, 10th Field Artillery and Bat
terry A. 10th Field Artillery bowl
ing teams meet for the Post cham
pionship. Battery +. 10th Field
Artillery. won the A league in the
Post bowling tournament. winning
81 games and losing nine. Battery
A, 10th Field Artillery, chalked
up IS wins against eight losses to
lead the B league.
TIE battery ID bowlers, who
took second place In the A
league with Al wins and Is
lesses. won the award for the
Highest team score In match
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
Negro Rival
Best Champ
Mas Tackled
First Of three articles on the
meeting Of Joe Louis and John
Henry Lewis.
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Service Sports Editor


SUMMIT, N. john Henry
Lewis expects to weigh 1874
pounds when he sidles through
the hemp to tackle Joe Louis
over 10 rounds at the Garden.
Jan. %.
The Phoenix Negro is big
enough If good enough.
Jack Dempsey scaled only 1873
the day he moved down the gi-
gantic jess Willard in Toledo.
The difference is that Lewis Is
not a black Dempsey while the
200-pound Louis Is vastly more
capable than was Willard.
Lewis Is the best Louis has
tackled. however.
He at least has the chance that
puts him in the ring.
The majority suspect that
Lewis h not the lad he was
year ago. John Henry hit big
time In . hurry In California.
He was only IL when he out
Eall0ped James j. Braddock,
and took decision from the
hard-to-handle Make Roscn-
bloom n year later.
Lewis will not be rs until May
!. He Is only II days older than
Louis.
In addition to size and wallop.
Louis has an advantage in that
he has been submitted to much
less wear and tear.
Never blessed by bucks office
magic. Lewis had TO fight often
TO make the beak busting business
pay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
The First To The Eighteenth

ALLENMORE - Herb Jordan.
with score of s6-20-66. captured
first place in the medal play tour
nament Sunday. Jack Van Wyhe
and n. r. Nenske tied for second.
Van Wyhe had sl-11-7O; Venske.
80-10-70.
FIRCREST - Frank Seversen
scored a 1870 to lead the first
division in the medal play tourna-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
BEARS LOSE STAR
FOOTBALL. PLAYER

H0N NNV = NIILd-N bCaTS
Will have TO do without Bill
karr. veteran end. for the next
two professional football sea-
sons. karr. former West Nlr-
ginia star Is now listed as
Trooper William karr of Head
quarters Company B NJ the
West Virginia state police. He
Will serve two-yesr enlist
mcnt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
Gu||s Remain
Undefeated
CROSS STATE LEAGUE

Everett's steady march toward
its second straight title and Lin
coins sudden regeneration marked
Cross-State league play last week.
The Seagulls whipped the
Abes. 81 to 81. last Tuesday,
beat Walla Walla, AZ to %,
Friday, and squeezed out
One-point, &c to p. victory
over Yakima Saturday night
in the Pirate gym.
Yakima became the only team In
the loop which has given the Gulls
anything resembling a battle. al
though Lincoln pressed them
slightly in their clash.
But the Abes, after losing their
fourth straight league game. came
back to defeat Stadium. % to %.
Friday night. and wallop Belling-
ham. 35 to 25, Saturday evening
in the Lynx gym.
The victories jumped Lin
coin ahead of both Bremerton
and Bellingham in the loop
standings and, at the same
time, warned all league oppo-
nents that the Abes would be
formidable opponents.
Lincoln will travel TO Bremen
ton Saturday night for a game
with the Wildcats.
Stadium's Tigers will make or
break themselves in the league
standings next weekend when
they make their annual foray into
Eastern Washington. Friday night
they will clash at Yakima with
the powerful Pirates and the fol-
lowing evening will take on the
Walla Walla Blue Devils.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
SUBMARINE WINDOW
FOR SWIMMING POOL.
FAST NNEUNE W }, q .,

Michigan States $4,000 mems
gymnasium and field house Is
completed. Russell Daubert.
Spartan coach. will be one up
on instructors forced 10 adopt
diving bells 10 watch swimmers
under water. Michigan States
new pool will have submarine
window at one side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
Davis.Elkins Takes Ride for Nothing

NEW NoRk-DavisEIins college has Vir-
- having played less basketball game than the
Scarlet Hurricane believed would play year The E
here Immediately BROOKLYN college
itself.
Welcome replied the Brooklyn athletic office Glad to
1t finally developed that DavEkns proposed basket
ball BROOKLYN accepted the ats
but did receive confirmation didn't put the West
NirEinsns Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24

Mcknight won the doubles with
20 out of "a. Earl Colson Jr., o.
w. Anderson and Fl. L. Irwin each
had Is out of "a. Ray Busko fol-
lowed with Ia out of "a
Mcknight also captured the
handicap. scoring % out of %.
J. ID. Irwin was second with % out
of 25. and Earl Colson Jr., third. u
out of %.
In the skeet. F. NJ. Slasle took
top honors with As out of so J. E.
O'Neill and John Lake each posted
~ out of 80 and J. ID. Irwin had
Al out of so.
Thirty-eight shooters competed.
despite a high wind which kept
scores down.
On February bacon shoot
will be held. according to II. L.
Malcolm, club secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24

GASTANAGA PROVED
LEWIS CAN BE HIT

| EVILS has never been knocked
out, but can be tagged as Isl
dore Gastanaga demonstrated in
Detroit. Oct Is. 1887. when the
betting Basque had John Henry
on the deck and in bad way in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
All Saints Wins
Over HoIyCros

The All Saints basketball five
upset highly favored Holy Cross
quintet, 20 to 26, to feature play
in the Crusade league Sunday at
Bellarmine.
In other Tits st. Patrick's
whipped Sacred Heart, SO to so;
st. Leo's measured Visitation, 33
to 26, and SITS. Peter & Paul de-
feated Holy Rosary. 80 to Is.
st, ratrick,s tsG) tSO sacred Heart
j Ford n0D .,,..F.,.. 90 Shriner
MeEaehron .....F...., 80 4. Cozza
Y. Harkins a. .C......... J. Burns
II. Harkins ID @ a. u Londosi
Substitutes; st. Patrick st. Spon-
arich ca, J Harklns. j, Rapin t6) G.
Rapin. Sacred Heart. Boyd 81,
l.. Connors, D, Burns.
ST. Lco's t33) (s6l Visitation
J. o'Bricn d2) ..F...,.. b Tardiff
! l. c l'I On hr...";o o se gs,la
< ( MCMAHON r a. G. G Csi G Pof as
Substitutes; Visitation - J. Ceechi
"a. J. Downey l. Merkle IA N.
Gates t5l. J. Reda. st. Leos-None.
official--Baroiaky
?. Scott t1 -. T." la> S sabutis
II. Patnode ~ F.. . (5l W Baginski
Z. Antush ca c.. 90 W powloskl
j. keely (5l...,.G. ca ID. Grabinskt
@. Prenovost a. .G......(iD G. Rocket
Substitutes; Holy Rosary Manly
~. SITS. Peter ana Paul-M. Stem
Ion. L. Mlynek, J. Sienkiewcyz, P.
Sabutis.
All saints (s9l (22) Holy Cross
6. oeiier (s1 F.. t4i R Udovich
+. Svoboda t9l .F..Q J. Mihcieh
". Mladnich 90 C.....C 7l r. 1ugo
l.. Syoboda 81 G....(4l J Corey
A. zehnder 90. o Gallagher
Substitutes All Saints, Radoso-
vich IA, J. Svoboda, j Farley, Pow
loski. Holy Cross-Lucich 10. S
Malovich.
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Riddle Colors Fly High at Hialeah

k1IALEAh PARk-Custom dictates that the
Hialeah Parks administration building painted
colors of the winning Challenge cup
gaoget replica thoroughbred jockey
the jockey CARRIED in black with yellow
and yellow bars the sleevsthe racing
Riddle whose War Admiral cup
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
CHALLENGER DENIES HIS
REPORTED EYE TROUBLE

PUT the Arizona high school
product, his manager, Gus
Greenlee, and his trainer, Larry
Amadee, declare that he was as
formidable as ever in making ia
pounds and taking IL Of Is rounds
from capable Al Gamer in the last
defense of the Interchangeable
championship In New Haven,
Oct. IS.
They deny that any stray punch
or series of them has had any III
effect on any eye, as reported.
They profess to believe that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
Payne, Wellman Tie For
First In 16>Yard Event

n. A Payne A. T Wellmen,
first place the 6yard the Tacoma
Bagey Joe Mcknight Fogg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24

Lewis will outlook, outmaneuver,
and outthink Louis.
They list speed, clcyerness,
experience, stamina, and n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24
BERMUDA RI SH
HAMILTON. Bermuda

States tourists to Bermuda during
1888 numbered 1920. Total of
tourists entering the country was
50. $50.
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Soldier bow|ers To Vie For Title

play. with score of 1898.
The award for the high indi-
sidual score went to Corporal
L. II. Vroman, Battery A, 10th
Field ARTILLERY, with score of
684.
Sixteen teams from units at the
fort were entered in the two
leagues.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24

Bristol county. r. J., is the
smallest county in the United
States. having an area Of only "a
square miles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-24

Everett's steady march toward
its second straight title and Lin
coins sudden regeneration marked
Cross-State league play last week.