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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
MAIN STREET
Gongs, Comings and Doin9s
OF Tacomans as the Re
porter Fonnd Them.

Mark CroNall talking about fish
ingrLee p. Merrill explaining that
Daffodil parade will be at IL q. m,
April l. an hour later than usual
Mrs. GLADYS Prescott talking about
her son. George-Claude VI. Hiber-
" busy with parade plans Walter
West telling about rackets in Ia
GONZALES TItfle looking as neat
as ever - Mrs. Emile Bennett
sporting a charming spring bon
Elizabeth Washburn checking
on attendance - Frank Smalley
commenting on the spring weather
- Bill Cunningham. bareheaded.
hurrying up Pacific ave--Vincent
Hickey quoting figures from book
in conference on street-Eddie
Daily leaving for Rochester. MINI.
George Chessun " wing at
friends Lorenzo Dow boarding 9th
ave. bus-Ross c. Nisonger an
nouncing political meeting-Har-
riet Nelson waiting for elevator
Mrs. j. r. Olson preparing meet
Ing notice Eddie Lafferty board
ing bus-J. +. Mckinney kidding
reporter - Hugo Bjorklund chat
ting with Barney McFarlane-Mrs.
Phil Yazzolino smiling - Herman
FRANKIE catching cold guarding
wrecked stratoliner-Dr. h. X.
Leroy establishing new quarters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
BOWLING

Mary kancianich anchor lady OF
the Brown and Haley bowling
team. rolled one of the high totals
of the week when she finished the
matches of the Glass A Womens
league Friday night at the Broad
way alleys with a 625 total. Her
games were 235. 203 and 1s7.
High single game honor OF the ses-
sion went 70 Ruth LitZ. anchor lady
on the Helen Davis team. who regis
tered 247 in her second game.
Marjorie >haughnessy was one
of the top scorers of the circuit
with a 800 single game and SIS
total. Ruth LitZ and Erma Mus
selman each registered SIS. Edith
Lord rolled 5i4. Eleanor Brown
othN naily 5l6, Mae Knight SO.
Helen Blattler 523. Laura lick
man 506. Mary Hewitt sic and
Doris Malesky sos.
First place in the strong womens
circuit went to the Brown and Haley
lassies who knocked over North Pa
cific Bank for four points. Jacks
with First United Mutual Savings
Bank by winning four from Roy
Archers The Mutuals dropped three
to Pacific Match girls.
Helen Davis turned back Alt Heidel-
berg danes with a al victory Cam
marano Brothers annexed four points
from The Firs
George Ellis led The houlers Of
the Milwaukee league with fine
total Of 500. c. c. Collins top
pied $50 pins.
Al Pentecost. captain of the Super
visors. had predicted dire things for
the Boilermakers as the two all
season rivals met for the final time
this year But he must have for
gotten to bring the pins with which
he had hoped to pin bick the ears
OF the Mules" and he was forced TO
sit silently and see his team take
the punishment he had expected to
administer to the "Supes."
The Boilermaker- Supervisor match
was close, at that with the noisy
Collins gang winning three points,
winning the point for total pins by
only 10 pins The score:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
Green Attacks
Clio And NLRB

WASHINGTON President Will
liam Green of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor charged today
that the National Labor Relations
board and the Congress of Indus
trial Organization are working
out the destruction of the AFL."
Green's charge was made in a
circular letter to all AFL affili-
ates. in which he sought 10 answer
opposition expressed by some fed
Grafton unions to the amendments
which the AFL itself proposed TO
the Wagner act.
Green denied that his group was
seeking to destroy the labor rela-
tons statute. and declared that
AFL officials as friends" and
sponsors" of the original law are
trying Ito perfect IL. TO preserve IL,
and TO make il a better law"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
FAIR OF The FAlRWAYS

hold a puts only tournament
Tuesday
Brookdale - The T. w. G. A.
board meeting will be held next
Thursday as a prelude to the city
sweepstakes April 2.
For its Tuesday competition, the
Women's club will hold a medal
play tournament.
MISUNDERSTANDING for the tomb
stone tournament Tuesday. follow;
The Mesdames Hoffer and Cry
thing: Lower and Peterson; Free
and kelton; Archer and Palfrey-
man: Witheridge and Anderson;
Mullins and Burke; Wilkowski and
Munro; Dorsey and Boze; keene
and McCrady; Clough and Bradley,
and Turco and Reeves.
Parkland: The monthly sweep
stakes will be held Tuesday. Pair
ings follow: Mesdames Hauge and
Hanson. Xavier and Boynton, Nor
lock and Synboe. Ludwick and
Peterson. Davis and Barofsky. OIL
son and Plfueger, Sylvester and
Danielson, Lehman and Wiser,
Black and Marshall, and Svare and
Sydow
Country club: The qualifying
round for the spring handicap
tournament, which started last
week. will be resumed Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Rust was medalist
with 94-17-77
The pairinss; Mesdames Arthur
Rust and Hiding Lindberg, Pres
ley Ellis and Harry Andrews,
Henry Foss and Horace Wright,
Thomas Mills and Amy Lou Muir
ray. George Hayman and Leonard
Schwartz. c. c. Leverton and r.
F. Burnell. Karl Richards and
Anna Schwartz, Fred Draws and
James Wingate, and Alex Babbic
and Minot Davis. Mrs. John Craig
drew bye
There will be prizes for those
engaging in competition other
than the handicap event
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
WOMEN INJURED In
MOTOR CAR CRASHES

Although both vehicles were
considerably damaged. occupants
escaped without serious injury in
two-car collision Friday after
noon at 4sth and South Tacoma
way.
Mrs. r. c. Hillyard. 80. of Bell
inghsm, wife Of one Of the drivers.
was taken to a doctors office for
treatment of leg bruises. The
other car was operated by Frank
Currie OF 1l21 So. ST.
Alberta Mclaughlin. 2lo So. I
ST. suffered minor injuries Friday
afternoon in a collision at 9th and
Pacific ave. She was riding with
r. W. Crane. Ills No. 5th ST The
other cars driver was Joseph
Stunt, 1918 No. Cove ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
Jackson, Scouiue
In Billiard Tie
BY United PRESS

Frank Scoville, Buffalo, and
Clarence Jackson Detroit, re-
NAMED tied in the s12,o0 worlds
championship three-cushion billiard
tournament today after splitting
even on their meeting on Jackson S
home tables.
jackson won a matinee session
from Scoyflle yesterday. 50-4l in
81 innings. but dropped the eve
ming match 50-44 in "a innings.
Allen Hall, Chicago. fourth IN
the l0-man tournament, scored
the only double victory in yes
terday's four matches. He won
from leading Joe Chamaco, Mexico
City. 50-45 in SO innings and So
"a in 80 innings.
jaw Bozeman. Chicago. and
Otto Reiselt. Philadelphia. split
at Chicago with Bozeman
winning 5O-2S in 81 innings
and dropping 50-44 verdict
In 81 innings.
Tiff Denton, Kansas City. won
5O-47 in "a innings over Johnny
Layton. Hartford. Conn. after
being beaten SOFAS in 90 innings.
Competition resumes Monday
with four matches. The schedule:
Boseman and Chamaco at Chi
cago: Hall and Layton al Chlca-
90: Charlie McCourt, Cleveland,
and Reiselt, al Cleveland. and Ar
thur Thurnblad. kenosha, and SEQ
Vile. at kenoshs.
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COL

Walter Wahaub, secretary of the
Northern California Professional
Golfers association and profess
sional at the exclusive Sequoyah
Golf and Country club in Oakland.
Cal. several years, will become
pro" of the Skagit Country club
at Mount Vernon, Wash, April Is
on a three-year contract.
Wahaub will succeed Charles
Torrell. who has been the Skagit
pro seven years.
Brookdale-The Mems club has
scheduled a medal play tourna-
ment for Sunday. In addition,
there will be a team match be-
tween Brookdale and the Mountain
View club of Olympia. at Brook
dale. The teamsters will engage
in a selective best nine event.
Country club-A points tourna-
ment on full handicap will be held
Sunday.
Meadow Park-The Mems club
will have two tournaments Sun
day. tombstone in the morning and
medal play in the afternoon.
Falkland odd or even tour
nament is scheduled for Sunday
With fair weather, there should
be a large turnout.
This week, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton
said they plan to rejoin the club
at the beginning of next month.
They were members several years
ago.
Allenmore-Be ball twosome is
scheduled for Sunday.
Enoch Alexson and Kenny Koe-
foed set out Friday to give each
other a walloping. The thing ended
in a tie, each scoring a 10.
Clayton Heffelfinger scored an
eagle on the 18th hole, the second
time the feat was accomplished at
the Cedar ST. course.
Ed. Honeywell, playing with
Mrs. Honeywell. reduced his per-
sonal score by three strokes, scor-
ing a 3s-39-77.
Highland-Th Mems club will
play a best ball twosome tourna-
ment Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
TACOMAN HELD
IN MAIL CASE

Glenn r. Gibson. q. former
Thcoman. was in custody Of police
today at Fresno. Calf. after he
assertedly pilfered a residence mail
box IN carrying out a plan to OBJ
tain money from a finance COM
pany.
United Press said Postal Inspec-
Tor H. W. Tavener arrested him
Friday when he returned to the
mail box. Tavener said Gibson
previously had stolen q letter from
the finance company addressed to
the box owner. and wrote q reply
asking additional money on a
personal loan.
ncoma police records show
Gibson was arrested by local off,
Gers Dec IL, 1888. and sent to
Washington state penitentiary for
forgery. He also has served time
IN California and Idaho. and was
arrested At Fresno last year on a
had-check charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
State Table Tennis
Dates Next Month

SEA ut l. E-The Washington
State table tennis championship
will be held at the Olympian club
in Seattle March 3o-3l and April
!. Club Manager Jim Wilson said
today.
Players from Victoria Van
couver. Auburn. Tacoma, Yak
ina and other Northwest
cities were expected 10 COM
pete.
Among those expected to enter
the three-day tournament were
Raw Pearson. Seattle. Pacific coast
champion. Harold Philan. Port
land. Northwest champion. and
Chris Speth. Yakima. Speth was
said to have won more tourns-
ments than any other single
PLAYER.
Class b" competition will also
be held. restricted 10 those players
who are Just learning the game.
Wilson said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
Track Wizards
Compete Tonight

CHICAGO - Two recently de-
feated champions Glenn Cunning
ham and Don Lash-will be on the
spot tonight in the last major
indoor track carnival of the season.
Their conquerors will be running
against them once more in the
Chicago relays and both world
record holders want another VIC
tory to re-establish their board
track supremacy before moving
outdoors.
If Cunningham can defeat
one-mile field including
Chuck Fenske and Gene
Nenske, who beat him the
last time out, the flying Kan
san will gain permanent pos
session OF the Bankers Mile
trophy he first won in 1882.
His only other serious opposition
may come from John Munsli. the
Missouri collegisn. who has taken
over four of Glenn's Big Six
records.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
CATTLE DEATHS
TO Be PAID FOR

OLYMPIA - Payment of $780,
900 in indemnities due Washing
ton farmers on cattle already
slaughtered for having Bangs dis
ease, will start shortly. Director
of Agriculture Walter J. Robin
son said today.
The legis lature appropriated
$3.50, 900 to pay deficiencies in the
Bangs program incurred this BIZ
ennium and 10 carry on the pro-
gram the coming two years. 1t
also provided $4,000 to pay in
IDENTITIES for cattle slaughtered
under the tuberculosis eradication
program.
The states money provided by
the 1887 legislature ran out be-
fore owners OF hundreds Of cattle
with Bangs disease were reim-
bursed for slaughtering them. The
federal government continued TO
pay its proportionate share Of the
indemnity, but has ruled 1t will
pay no more unless 1t is matched
by state money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
People In
The MeUS

WilHAm Lehman, Is. gave nim-
ELF up to Seattle police today af-
ter admitting he had killed his
father because of little trouble
at home" He said the shooting
occurred after his father came
home in an assertedly drunken
condition and slashed NJ the boys
clothes -.
Jackie Coogan's long fight for
Ms childhood movie earnings was
almost out Of the courts today,
with his suit being removed from
superior court calendars at the
request Of his lawyers and his
mother and stepfather, Mr.. and
Nlrs. Arthur Bernstein -.
Canada was closed TO Vera
Hruba, 10. Czechoslovakian figure
skater. because her temporary
permit was issued by the fallen
government and Canadian author
tiles claimed she was . woman
without q country -.
Edgar X. smoct, n. native Of
Bristol. Va, resident Of Mexico
since 1895, WAS RELEASED from the
Mexican federal penitentiary last
night on 500 bail a few hours
after he had been arrested on .
i7-year-old smuggling charge
Frsncislsa Gaal, Hungarian
movie actress, expressed fears to-
day for the safety Of her sister.
who IL married TO a Jewish engi-
neer at Bratislava, In strife-torn
6lovakia -.
Magistrate Mark Rudich, of
New York. was ordered removed
from office today by five judges
Of the appellate division Of the
New York supreme court after
finding him guilty Of accepting a
bribe and other judicial miscon-
Adolf Hitler. back in Berlin
from his conquest Of Memel, SHE'D
off from another conqueror's re-
eeption such as he received after
hts return from Cxechoslovakia,
slipped unobtrusively into q vau-
deville theater last night to see
two Chicago tap dancers, billed
% "Lavalle and Mckay" -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
HERE'S MORE ABOU T
RELIEF REDUCTION

funds for general assistance pur-
poses," they read.
To employable relief recipients,
Ne message was:
as in the past seasons. this
puts the responsibility hack
on members Of the family to
seek private employment. 1t
b nccessary for each individ-
ual or family head to make
Immediate arrangements to
care for his own or his fam
lly's needs."
That such needs will not be met
by WPA was clear Saturday A.
Works Administrators Don G. Abel
prepared to leave Seattle Sunday
for San Francisco to discuss with
his superiors 4 cut Of 1000 more
from the states project rolls.
wPA now 10 employing approxi-
nately $3.50 persons in Pierce
county. With An additional 1.S44
On other works projects at Fort
Lewis and AcChord field. q total
Il approximately 22.125 individ-
uals il receiving work-relief here
ct federal government expense.
37.760 Get Relief
State aid In Pierce county II
meeting the needs Of 1855 indi'
vidauls In 1884 families. Admin
istrator Brown said. General A.
sistance. which by the middle OF
April win be reduced by nearly
half. has gone in the past month
70 1881 families; aid age assist
ance to 4.046: aid TO dependent
children. and other child welfare
services. to 1872. and blind aid
70 IS.
Total individuals in Pierce coun-
81 dependent upon some form OF
public assastance-work relief oil
some state aid program-was ap.
proximately 37.760 At the mos
recent checkup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
The Uatuma 0imff
HuSkieS Meet LutheranS

Tonight at S o'clock in the Park
land gymnasium, Coach Cliff
Olson's p. l. c. bssketeers get
chance TO show what they can do
in fast company. when they en-
counter the formidable University
OF Washington Huskies in post
season play.
The Husky quint. led BY Roy
Williamson. who ended the
1889 Coast conference season
near the top In scoring. Il com
posed of seniors from the 1899
squad. and a few star alumni
of few campaigns back. The
quint will arrive In Tacoma
under the self-explanatory
title of Husky Alumni"
There are not a few Tacomans
who believe the Edmundson CO.
horts will be hard pressed to win,
so highly IS the Olson unit re-
garded.
Led by blond Sig sigurdson, who
would be a welcome addition on
any hoop team in the country, the
Gladiators boast a wealth Of hoop
talent in every position.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
Local Aquatic
Aces In Meet

Tacoma swimmers viii play an
important part in today's Northern
division coast conference SWIM
ming and diving meet, which dedi-
Gates the new University OF WASH
ington pool
Captain Of the Huskies Is Franz
Hoslxins. Stadium graduate. He is
a tower of strength, one Of the
best in the West.
Another is Gene Caddey, Linz
coin high. who has stood out
equally with Hoskins and brought
honors TO the Purple and Gold.
The Huslie> will he without
the services of Dean Mc.Adams,
speedster, who bumped into
scholastic bugaboos and
bounded out of the picture.
Oregon. although beaten earlier
BY the Huskies. rates slight IA
vorite. Still. until Hoskins. Cad
dev and his mates are beaten there
viii be no other leader The
Huskies are rated second spoilers.
Oregon state Washington state
and University Of Idaho make up
the rest of the field. They are
closely punched.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
HurIer Dead
In Car Wreck

SAN DIEGO, Cal.-Tiny Chap
lin. "a, unsigned San Diego Base
ball club pitcher. died early today
Of severed jugular VEN suffered
in an auto accident near National
City. seven miles south Of here.
Chaplin pitched the Padre
regulars to an IL to s victory
over the rockies at II Centre
yesterday and was reported
ready TO sign his 1899 contract.
He was returning 10 San Diego
from Tiajuana early today when
the car in which he was riding
rammed into the rear Of another
parked on the highway. throwing
him through the windshield. He
died an hour later from loss Of
blood.
He was accompanied by Miss
Alma Hamilton. 81. San Diego.
who suffered head decorations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
6ST5!575! .yz2zaz 3 \

this careless administration Of the
land law that was at the bottom of
the Indian wars in which the terri
tory was soon to be involved.
With all these responsibilities
resting upon him. Gov. Stevens
slowly Travelled the muddy trail to
the capital. On the afternoon Of
Nov. 25, 1883, he reached the capt.
tal-a settlement OF nondescript
shacks just back of the mud flats
five months and 10 days after
leaving St Paul.
Ito BE Continued)
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Meadow Park - The Womens
club will hold puts or fairways
tournament Tuesday morning, with
pairings as follows:
Mrs. ]. Shannon and Mrs Neil
Day; H. Define and A Horswell;
A. Berilla and c. E. Harkins;
Charles johnson and F. L. Gordon;
J. Green and S. Roberts, L. Powers
and Ken Noce: J. E. Cooksie and
A. Carter; William Turner and
c. J. Senner; F. Thackeray and
Joseph Karpack; G. Roberts and
Jack Adams; r. B. Shadduck and
L. Crusoe; William Mottle and c.
II. Fritz: B. Brouse and L. Gwyer,
and J. T. Craig and William Fin
nell
Fircrest-The Women's club will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
EAGLES PLAN DANCE

A series Of Eagles events. start
ing with a best nine" golf tour
nament Sunday afternoon st l on
the Meadow Park course. were
planned at Friday evenings meet
ing. Next Friday. at the close Of
the weekly lodge meeting. the
group viii hold its monthly dance
at Eagles hall. Initiated Friday
evening were r. H Hodges. H A.
Carter, Lester NJ. Cory and Jesse
J. Eastman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
TRAVEL DIRECTORS
WILL MEET MONDAY

Puget Sound Travel Directors
will meet in Tacoma Monday eve
ming AT $50 at dinner in the
Walker hotel Directors from
Washington. Oregon. Idaho and
British Columbia are expected TO
attend
On the Tacoma committee are
Miss Frances Van Lake Of Flee
trio Center. and Frank Herbert,
Leslie W. futile. r. r Schaffert.
f. r. Allan. 81 Ghormley and L.
Jones. railway passenger agents
here.
Gov. Martin has been invited
and Charles z. Johns. secretary Of
the Washington State Progress
commission. is expected TO talk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25

CHICAGO The current basket
ball rules are good enough for the
time being at least, so about all
the business" for 200 delegates
to the National Collegiate Athletic
associations convention OF basket
ball coaches starting today Is wit
Messing Monday nights NCAA
championship game between Ohio
State and oregon.
The Big Ten and Pacific Coast
champions. victors in elimination
tournaments. will meet in the
finals Of the first NCAA title
meet al Northwestern Pstten
gymnasium.
Ohio State and Oregon Will pre-
sent two different types Of basket
ball.
The Big Ten champions,
who moved the conference
title out OF the state of In
diana for the first time in
several wears, won 10 games
and lost two in the conference.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
Race Money Takes EN- Off Relief

1t easy" Mason said when he
learned Of his luck
When the Assons drew Work
man in the race. relief officials
announced their names would be
taken off welfare rolls as soon as
they received the money.
We don't care nov" said Mrs.
Mason happily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
Flattee Fleet Is Organized Here

Price as the first charter members
Flattee enthusiasts have until
April 3 to join the organization as
charter members Their names
will be listed in the 1889 Interna-
tional Flattee Fleet handbook, soon
to come off the press.
The group was organized by
Fred Harley of Seattle, commodore
for the international fleet. Price
was named commodore and An
derson was chosen secretary-treas-
urer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
OREGON HAS HEIGHT EDGE

invaded the east with great
success but had a little trou-
Bile in an early western tour
before they discovered how
useful Capt. Jimmy Hull could
he. Hull averaged nearly is
points a game.
oregon. however. will have a
great advantage IN size The team
average is s feet % inches, and
Center Urgel Wintermute Is 8 feet
inches
The tall westerners averaged as
points a game in conference COM
petition. with Forward Lauren
Gale leading the pack. Gale scored
377 points in 81 games this season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
DEL BARKHuFF Defeated

NEW YORk-Dave Freeman Of
Pasadena. Calf, and Walter kra-
mer Of Detroit meet today in the
final of the national badminton
championship.
Freeman scored 1873. 1873, over
Ken Quigley of Cleveland and
Kramer eliminated w. c, Skies,
New York, 1877, 1910, in the semi
final.
Seattle's last entry, Hamilton
Law, was ousted by Skies, 1871,
1914, in the quarter final.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
NEW BEAR SHELL

BERkELEN, GAIA new Uni
versity Of California eight-man
crew shell will be christened Pa
cifica" al the Oakland estuary
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Robert
Gordon Sproul. wife Of the presi-
dent Of the university. will chris
ten the boat. which was made by
George Pocock, famous Seattle
craftsman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Mason, Negro family
who purchased an Irish sweep
stakes ticket out OF their relief
money. yesterday won a $4,000
first prize in the Grand National
Steeplechase. Aintree. England
We've been on relief for five
wears. and now ! think III take
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25

For the women's title Miss
Mary Whittemore of Boston
meets Miss Helen Gibson Of
Westport. Conn. Miss White
more won from Miss Zoe
smith of Seattle In the semi
final, l1-S. ll-S, while Miss
Gibson triumphed over Mrs.
Del Barkhuff of Seattle.
Mrs. Barkhuff and Miss Smith
reached the doubles final where
they will meet Miss Gibson and
her Westport teammate, Mrs. Roy
Bergman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
Gray Ghosts Lose
To Community Five

The Tacoma Community House,
champion of the basketball league
for boys IS and under, defeated
Meade's Cray Ghosts, champions
Of the Boys Basketball league. by
a score Of 2s-14 TO gain revenge
for previous defeat The Ghosts
won earlier in the season, 1928.
Com. House CesJ uD Gray Ghosts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-25
Dorothy Kirby
Wins Golf Meet

AUGUSTA, Ga.-Dorothy Kirby
of Atlanta won the ninth annual
Augusta womens invitational golf
championship by beating Mrs.
Opal Hill of Kansas City, 3 and ?,
in the final yesterday.