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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
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XVI listeners will get their Tuesday night
treat of smooth rhythm when they tune in
on XVI at $50. Bob Crosby and his Dixie
land Band furnish the music.
Another thrilling adventure in the ex-
PLOTS of the ''Undercover Squad an indiet-
ment of racketeering. will be featured during
Johnny Presents at 80 over KOM0 tonight.
In addition to the chapter in the annals of
crime, Johnny the Cali Boy will introduce
the music of Johnny Green and his orchestra,
Genevieve Rowe, soprano, Glenn Cross, BARI
tone. and Floyd Sherman, tenor.
,osrams are prepared from stations latest available
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25
BOWLING

Tacoma bowling leaders VIII
meet tonight at the Broadway
Sport Center at o'clock to elect
officers Of the City association for
the ensuing year and to lay initial
plans for the city tournament and
the Northwest Congress, Bill Herd
man, president Of the association,
announced today.
President Herdman has called
the executive board, consisting Of
the presidents OF all affiliated
leagues, and any other interested
pinmen, to attend the meeting,
which is important for the bowling
game.
The members Of the executive
board include: John Cromwell jr.,
Al Pentecost, NJ. c. Jones, Jimmy
Hardness, Earl Brooks, George
Thompson, Bud Mccormick, Harold
Rouse, E. J. Enright and Billy
Ruehle. These men have the vot-
ing power at the meeting and will
be called upon to make important
decisions for Tacoma bowlers.
There are more than 100 teams
in the City association this year
and 1t faces its greatest season.
A record breaking City association
tournament is certain as well as a
huge meeting Of Northwest quintets
In the Northwest Congress next
spring, association officials believe.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25
Nv JACK GUENTHER
Press Racing Editor

The steady improvement of c. s.
Towards sorteado since he was
imported from Buenos Aires for
SAC. 900 two years ago reached
peak over the weekend when the
Argentine colt established a new
North American record for a mile
and a half In winning the 37th
running of the $500 Manhattan
handicap at Belmont park in New
York.
The four-year-old was timed IN
2:2s 2-5, a fifth of second faster
than the record shared by War
Admiral and Handy Mandy.
sorteado went to the post at
odds of s to /.
Crayat took second place
from Condo Rico by a neck.
Sorteado carried liz pounds
and earned s8,675. boosting his
North American total to S20,-
600 for two victories In IL
starts.
Sorteado overshadowed the four
length triumph of Christiana sta
bles Miss Ferdinand in the 33d
running of the Matron stakes at
the same track. The two-year-old
daughter of Bull Dog earned S14,-
s25 for whipping nine juvenile fl
lies. Miss Ferdinand carried lis
pounds for six furlongs in lip flat
and paid 5 to l. The favored
Piquet was second and the pace
setter, Thorn Apple, third.
THIRD DEGREE WINS
Greentree stables Third Degree
won the third major event on the
national card, the 21st running OF
the $4,000 Potomac handicap at
Havre de Grace, Nd. with strong
finish that carrie him three
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s0RTEAD0 SETS new MARK
FOR NORTH america TURF

lengths in front of w. z. Boeing 8
Porters Mite. FL Chico, 1898 Ju-
venile champ, took third. Tniro
Degree finished the mile and l-lo
In 1:44 4-5 with ia pounds, ana
paid $3.50 straight.
Louis b. Mayors Sweet Pa
trice, only filly In the field,
scored her first victory Of the
season In the $1,000 Colonel
A. j. Pierce handicap at Rock
ingham park In Salem, N. ii,
winning by length from LIB
erty Flight in I:l1 As for six
furlongs. Listaro was third.
Sweet Patrice carried only l0l
pounds and paid $3.50 to win.
Marfeu. an outsider, and Chief
Onaway. the favorite, captured the
81. 500 John Schank memorial han
dicap and $500 Hawthorne handi-
cap at Hawthorne in Chicago. The
former stepped six furlongs in 1:l2
is with 1O5 pounds and paid
5000 straight. Grass Cutter and
Lightspur were second and third
Chief Onaway went a mile and
1-16 in 1:45 with 112 pounds and
paid $3.50. Bob's Boy and Some
Count took place and show.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25
Portland Women
Score On Links
Portland

PORTLAND, Ore. - Portland
women golfers held the winners
trophy today in their home-and-
home series with 10-woman team
from Seattle. The final margin
was three points.
Muriel yeatch, Washington state
champion, shot brilliant 70 49,
40) for the low score Of the last
days matches.
Summary:
Mrs. Joe Craig and Muriel vestch,
Seattle. az; Mrs. 3. Z. Eva and Mrs.
Bruce Beardsley, Portland, ~.
Mrs. George johnson and Mrs, carr
Jones. Seattle, o; Mrs, s. b. Hoskln
and Mrs. L. B. Montgomery. Port
Mrs z. T. Pope and Mrs. W Kirk
man. Seattle. 8; Mrs. Martin Hunter
and Mrs. c. L. McDeyitt, Portland, ..
Mrs. ]. II. Byers and MARY Jane
Gilkey. Seattle, o, Margaret Crosoie
and Mrs. r. J. Wood. Portland, 8.
Mrs. l.. Wingman and Mrs. NJ
Foote. Seattle. 8; Mrs. r. r.. Bailey
and Mrs. Catlin Wolfard, Portland, o
Mrs. T. Il. Griffith ana Jeanne
Heidelberg. Seattle, /; Mrs.. X. Burton
and Dorothy Mcbride. Portland 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25
Pag|ia Assured
Of Good Kicker

LACEY--Another kicker sent a
tanned oval flying far down the
field Diamond Joe Pag a
brcathed a sigh Of relief. APP
parently figuring that this depart
ment will be well cared for again
this season.
IL may be remembered that
Paglia uncovered a punting artist
last season In the person of Bob
Robinson from Seattle. who de-
veloped into the best distance
kicker In the state.
This year, Bill Newly Of Wat
sonyille, Calf, seems TO be the
lad likely 10 take over where
Robinson left off. New al ST.
Martin, he has been showed into
the quarterback berth. But the
exhibition he put on for Paglia's
pleasure last night assured Dia-
mond Joe that his kicking worries
are over. II Newly is given q
rest, the chores will fall back on
Bud McDougall, the Rangers ace
fullback.
While the backfield looks like
the best since Paglia's first year
at st. Martins, the line il again
presenting a problem. Five yeter-
ans are back, but the two he de-
pended upon most, Ted Lui at
right tackle and Barney Branni-
gan at right guard, dropped out
Of school.
Mig Jundel and Doug johnson
are the veteran wingmen. though
spud Meyer Is striving hard TO get
the call. Lem Caravan, sole
tackle, Charles Atlas Volz. guard
and Tiny Schaman are the other
lettermen.
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Named
At Lincoln Heb

Dtrongmsn q The ~ Gfnoo1m
high gym glasses y Gilbert Has
degard. f0-A. who tota1ed 1,c99
points, II was revealed thls Woek
by Franklin oNeel. physicai edu-
cation instructor. Runner-upo
were Royal Muse and I'm oraonk
Ths strength tests sse 60
Quoted each senpsstes - -
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upen ~ participant9 stseuGon
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spending = Nh wslght -
hslght. Ths ssssr1 bso1sg =
George nae, who lnot yoog
smasssd . teta = As7oo1
points.
Top boys IN the 10-A classso
were Bob Deacon, Gilbert Hande-
gard, Bill Gallagher. Hartzeil
West, Bob Anderson and Leo
Nicheies. Tsn-B LEADERS were
Royal Muse. Bill Mason, clasonce
Nelson. Harold HAS and NaCene
Wehrkamp.
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Bear Center Ont
or Cridiron Play

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Detroit Pros
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Joe Mcknight
Has High Gun

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25
SPECIAL ELK HUNT

BOISE, Ida.-A special six-day
hunt for removal of 80 elk in the
Pocatello forest reserve game pre-
serve in Bannock and Power
counties will be held Nov. 10 to
~ inclusive, Game Director Owen
w. Morris announced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25
Huskies To Face
Pittsburgh Plays

SEATTLE = Pittsburgh plays
were on the menu for the Univer-
sity of Washington gridders today
as Coach Jimmy Phelan trimmed
his team for Saturdays opener
against the Painters here. Phelan
chose a pittsburgh team to run
Pitt plays against his regulars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25
Stanford Prepares
For Oregon State

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25
Trojans Working
On Defense Plays

LOS ANGELES Saying he was
satisfied with his offense. Coach
Howard Jones worked the South
ern California Trojans on defensive
plays today for the season curtain
raiser next Saturday with Dragon.
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Lutlers Beat
Pacific, 1918

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25
TIGERS BATTER
WEST SEATTLE

SEATTLE - Enumclaw blanked
West Seattle, "a to o. yesterday In
game opening the Northwest
Football league season. Ironically,
the score was the reverse OF that
made five years ago when the two
teams played their first game.
West Seattle won in 1894. "a to 0,
Enumclaw won on a blocked
punt and five intercepted passes.
The Silver Barons scored three
touehdowns and a field goal.
IINEI'Ps AND SUMMARY
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ePOxANB, Woehs - oDolkan6e
Indians dsfsstsd ths Twin vnila
Cowboys. ~ 70 .. last Night - taie
3 post-ssason milk fund base1oi1
series bstwsen the two teams. ~
owned BY william UIrieh, opokano
sportsman. 4 small crowd waeehe4
the contest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-25
On the Lam
Witt
Elliott Metcal9

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glasses without fer distance
ire hirds ns~ anhATned
WELL seen. tn. Cougar. washington
Tho honinseers eleven gave 'hs
Bulldogs . pasting the weekend
ND look a. Coach CHI Olson. Pacific college grid
An they did wa. knock off Pacific university. strong and
III. Badgers ooute Northwest conferences
Olson fine JOB with the material
Hes first flight young grid mentor
TT VA. ANYBODY, game saturday stadium eu,
IN. Tigers straight The difference
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lincoln can throttle Karh
very good two times the teams meet = 60 "a.
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stop wrath of the rdron The kid hAH'n
really
DOB DAVIES grid star who stood out as
d University Washington left school for the ume
He early workout this season aa
NAV give I'D sport Football after all has been only sec
ondsry in thoughts could out there on a
.ned field He had find better to stay out OF
the game tough at its best
EFoRE lite 1889 football season.
ID Manley said;
II grdmen the school has ever KNOWN
Veud all RICH for ourselves"
In two has lost two games tne A e'.'-.
coming Aonzo Stage the old general
the grid sport
TOE WATERMAN locate in Tacoma The veteran hght MAJ"
aver and promoter the prospects OF poous
IN Portland where few weeks 30 he roha .o
our town and may play building the game mere na
he may starts newspaper. Why, Joe!
,urc coNGpoN IL threat any golf The Country
y c,b nro has all the he's right he's tough
.onretor the Yakima $1,000 feature 10 ms
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On the San Francisco match play classic When Chuh
into bigger competitions business No monkey WORK i"'
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!. yssi,s. 10. runs ssossd. 81 dlSssn
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s ~a p'.z. 1913, wnghs 70 wscssIi e
barton. orense 70 Williams 70 nar-
ION. umpifes. Mood. YAlle and 1nydeT.
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Sacramento reserved 3 epe< -
ne fsnais n rassfe Coast isagsss
pisyafss sunday ~ sinsiss Ne
oisnehsr in sts series Win nAa
rranesseo whsss les Aaseiss tssh
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league.
Sacramento soes she fourth and
deciding game from ssn rrsncsssn
IA In n inninas After the
solans got . thrss-rua lead 10 Tire
first thrss inn.nss. San vrasesseo
hunehsd fivs hits In the seventh 10
tie the score.
Tony rrsitas went 10 The 10Th
before he was taken cat for . ptnnh
hitter and Ire Smith took over tn
mound for Sacramento, rrsisas
getting credit for The win and the
two Of them allowing II hits. Glib
son, Powell and BsIlou worried fos
the Seals. giving nine blows BE-
tween them.
Los Angeles went 10 its homs
grounds trailing 7-i In the series
with Seattle. but whipped the Rai-
niers, f7.5 and 81.
SEVEN IN EIGHTH
The Angels won the opener with
q seven-nin circus In the eighth In
ming after leading all the way.
Julio Bonetti scattered nins Seattle
hits while Turpin. Van Fleet and
selway took turns on the hill for
the Rsiniers.
Los Angelica got the Jump
again In the nightcsp with
three runs In the first two IN
ninss and . pair In the fifsh.
while seattle could net score
until the sixth. Jess FLORES
dusted off seattle with fivs
hits and his tesmmstes got
nine safetsss from wsbbsr Asd
Gregory.
The schsduls for the final play
off VIII depsnd on the outcome Of
the last two games At Los Angeles.
II the Angels win, Sacramento wiz
10 there immediately and the finals
can begin the following night. II
wins, however. tho longer
trip TO Seattle would necessitats .
brief travelling period. The high
team gets the home
games in the first part OF each
series. Top money 10 80, 900. second
$500 and first-round losers get
81 $50 each. Seattle already
pocketed $500 for winning the
pennant.
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winning pitcher. Flores, LOSING
pitcher, Webber, innings pitched. by
Weber i-pius, Gregory D; AZ pay
Webber 5, Gregory I: runs scored. off
Flores /. Weber 8. Gregory runs
Responsible for. FLORES Weber 2,
Gregory a. bases on balls, off Flores
q, struck out, by F1ores 3. Gregory .;
Wild pitch. Webber. Flores. left on
bases, Seattle z, Llos Angeles nome
runs. Rothrock. J. Collins, Strange;
Rothrock q, Carpenter. j. Collins 2.
STRANGE, sacrifice, Flores. double play,
English TO J. Collins; time, i:32; UNI
plres, Engein. Doran and Powell
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Subst itute s-Enumclaw: Reed.
Ehier, Bergseth. Gall. Hanson, How
ard. G. Smith, Kaiser, Mcoilyray;
West Seattle: Wendelin, Kehl, Healy,
Beach, Sexton. Weaver, Rogers. Hill,
Scott. Companion,
Soring e n mclaw: Touchdowns,
Baldwin, Toney. Montgomery, field
goal shaffer, tries-for- point scored.
Shaffer 2, Bemoll.
Referee, Perry Mitchell: umpire
Dick Munson: head linesman, Roy
Hall, field Judge Gene dis.
STATISTICS
West Enum-
Seattle ciau