The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
On the Lam
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Elliott Meteali

YOU can't run away from anything. Take Bill Howe. for
Blu was there, but after the show he found the police had
tmpounded his auto. He then vowed he'd boycott Seattle
fights, which he put into effect on the Hostak- Erjavek card
tdst Tuesday. And Tuesday night IN Tacoma Bill drove
through three red lights and aus pinched. Haw! -.
Governor Martins grandstand play in behalf Of the fish trap
director, for his noble and energetic efforts for the privileged few
against the common good of all. They've played pure, unadulterated,
oGAN BLADES, sRr father of the crack 4 Lincoln high school athlete.
years ago a a crack Splinter with the Canadian forces at the
SOMEONE should lead a definite campaign to impress young
- skiers the folly of risking their limbs in the thrilling sport.
Unless the thought Of safety first is impressed upon
novices or ordinary run-of- the mine skiers, there will continue
The average youth is daring, reckless, once he gets into a thing
he convinces himself he is a first rate performer and then cuts
,,, Thst i, is al, all 51gst .i in '0% ne: sports ,.s .o but not ii, no. skiing 1 rsst are re
breaking a leg or ankle are strong when a tumble comes
of his ski in some manner reached his face -.
T rhsss HAS o nss u sSon1S Id s avotena ' nm, !, :. collar =. bones Ts.,., >.
fundamental a a of controlling skiing .
l realize it is like talking to the wind to caution youth, but by pro-
heavy percentage of accidents can be avoided -.
AS Otto Lang, the pro, once said to me:
re American kids .ay are so s. daring s. reckless
1y know all about e sport. So zen what. accidents broken
II believe proper insistence on the part of parents also would aid
young and un-seasoned skiers -.
DUKE CAMPBELL lost twoe tough baseball games to Wal
II ter Johnson, the Great. NaturalH that WoS many gears
ago, ohen Waiter hurled for Weiser and Campbell for Boise
IN Idaho state. One of the games that slipped array from
Campbell tcds q one-hit affair, 1 TO 0. HoWdrd MundOrf,
brilliant runner and ~infielder. stopped q hot one at third and
then hit a runner IN the back, giung Johnson the Uictory.
The other game WaS s to 1. The Duke was q great prospect,
might have gone high. He could whistle that agate, being
more of a head hurler than an arm throcer :. But he quit
at his parents wish =.
TEXAS U and Oregon U have signed a two.year grid series the
! first game to be played in Austin, Texas, in December, 1s41, next
game in September, is4s. In Portland =.
THE hockey governors Of the Coast league have met in
= solemn session and declared:
"A discussion was had regarding the last game between
Seattle and Vancouver and it was the UNANIMOUS opinion
of all the governors that while the play of the Seattle players
might not have been up to par, nevertheless the game was
fairly contested" -.
Sports Editor Cliff Harrison. Seattle Star, reported editoriafy it
looked like some of the Seahawks we're lying down" to keep Van
couver in the money playoffs 1t the expense of the Spokane Clippers
Fans booed the game and some demanded their money back. There
was quite Il scene and aftermath =.
And o comes President Fred Taylor with the above statement
He better had remained silent =.
For there comes forward the fighting, frank and snarled old
timer. Bobby Rowe owne of the Portland Buckaroos, who says;
Neither I nor Pat Glke, Spokane owner have approved such action.
We both are members o the board of governors" -.
You can believe Rowe. l know that much -.