davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-06

Mrs. Clifford Allen, BraWley. Origi-
nal work will form the subject Tor
study
Ell Centre w. c. T. U. will elect
officers at the meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the First
Baptist church.
Arts and Crafts section of the
Ten Thousand club will meet Tues
day at 10 a. m. in the club house
Advanced Bridge section OF the
Junior Ten Thousand club will
meet Tuesday night at 7:30 at the
home of Mrs. Louis +. McManus,
666 SandalWood Drive. Miss Mildred
Record will be cohoSteSS.
Women's Aid. society Of the
Methodist church will meet Tues
day at 1890 noon in the social hall
for luncheon, a business meeting
and program.
welfare section of the Junior
Ten Thousand club will meet
Tuesday night at 730 o'clock
with Mrs. GeralQ Port, Mrs. Colon
Barrett Mrs. Richard Hammer as
hCSteSseS at the Port residence, 765
Ell Centre avenue. Important busi-
ness is te be transacted at this
meeting.
Eastern Star conductresseS Of the
five valley chapters will meet
Tuesday at 6:15 at the Barbara
Worth hotel fer dinner honoring
Mrs. Gertrude Conant Of Wheat
land. grand conductreSs. At 8
o'clock a reception will take place
on the mezzanine floor where all
Eastern Stars who wish to may have
the privilege of meeting MIS-.
CCnant.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-06

For quick action use
POst-PresS Want Ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-06
Announcements
Of Ne etings

League of American Pen Women
will meet Tuesday at O'Clock with
Mrs. clifford Allen, Brawley. Origi-
nal work Will form the subject Tor
study.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-06

Ell Centre w. c. T. U. will elect
officers at the meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the First
Baptist church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
LUTHER ELEVEN
DOWN TO WORK

As a result OF the IA to IS win
over Pacific university Saturday
night, Coach Cliff Olson was all
smiles Tuesday as he drilled his
Clads in preparation for the initial
Washington intercollegiate contest
against Bellingham Normal Satur-
day at Bellingham.
Saturdays Badger clash saw
Marty, North, Jim Steele and
Sterling Harshman come up from
obscure sub ranking to work In
smoothly with the first-string.
Jim Bronson, one Of last years
most improved backs, was unable
to see action because Of a strained
leg. He should be ready for the
Viking clash.
Bob Kruger, center, and olson's
weak spot up until the Badger
tussle, proved himself to be 1870
pounds of potential dynamite as he
made the center Of the line a sore
pot to the opposition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
Abe Sophon,ores
Meet Clouer Park

Coach John ksnnsdy's Lincoln
high sophomore squad win get their
first tAsts Of grid action Thursday
afternoon when they tangIs with
the Clover Park varsity In the
south end bowl.
Wssiisg wtth . sgne1 u -
unAerclassnssn. b1esteS nen-
psdy sat1 that ~ wosl1 re
several msn n rash Deatttee
for this inittsI ttit.
Since the Jayvss squad has bsen
abolished. more emphasis has besn
placed on developing first year
men for future varsity competi-
ton. Tho sophomorss have sched-
uIsd games with the Stadium
sophs and thu Beliarmins reserves.
with games with several Pierce
County league teams In The offins.
Ing,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
PLAYFAIR

rrRsr RAcE-a-year-oids. Ga fur.
Dancing Pirate do4l 1870 $50 a2G
Beauty Warm do7D SEQ 2te
Throw u0sD s3o
Jockeys IN order: Daugherty. Stew
art, Collins. Time "a i-5. Odd
broken. TorrnondA. ooole and Queen
Jean also ran.
SECOND RACE - a-yeAT-ol and
up. about furlongs.
Miss Marcus li2l 1890 600 40
Phyllis c ui2l eio 4o0
Humorous ulol $50
Jockeys in order. Everett. Dye.
Sperry. Time 49, 81 as koreena,
Myrna Mistep. Rose Camp. Sir Tim
othy. Crushed Ice also ran.
THIRD RAcE-s-year-olds and up;
Mao spssm alo 600 2so a.e
Fllm Star UlD s2o so
Pirsettz dosJ 40
JOCKEYS In order: Mccormick. zu-
felt. Dye Time "a As Seattle
Queen. DixbeT. Glad Star, Mail Day.
Frederieka also ran.
FOURTH RACE 4.year-olds and
up, mile and lie.
Jungle shawl tios) $40 $50 $50
Scythe AID $50 $40
L. Ruth lID 2eo
jockeys In order: Stewart. Collins.
Zufeit Time 40. Bens Wonder.
Aksala. Eyalyn r., Brown jug also
ran.
FIFTH RAcE-3-year-olds and Up.
mile and l-l6.
Hattie Mae di3 100 $50 74o
I Spy Ul2l $50 220
Hornet NisJ 2.30
Jockeys In order. Zufelt, sperry.
Craigmyie. Time .4e 3-5. South
land Poet. Msnteca. Hidden Smoke
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3-year-olds and up;
mile and lie
Smoky W ul6 800 $50 240
Snowberry di3) $40 260
Shasta Kup uI2) ESQ
Jockeys in order: sperry. zufelt,
Dye. Time ;49 as. Texas Knight.
Ysix and supe Fashion also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-3-year-o and
up: about furlongs.
silk Train u06 $40 500 $40
Ontario Oregon 10e) $40 $40
Kihapi Q0a) 500
Jockeys in order: smolinskl, Zufeit,
Duncan. Time-.57 as. Fort Chenoe,
Oakham, Fleet Girl and 81 Green also
ran.
EIGHTH RACE 3-year-olds and
UP; 6h furlongs.
Leelarious f15) $40 $50 800
Fitkin Gi5) $40 2go
Seed tl0S3 300
Jockeys In order. Mccormick.
Hamilton. Sperry Time III as
Dunrode. Spicy Life. English Man
ners, Darkest Hour, and Flying Bud
also ran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

PALO ALTO. CaI.--Frankie Al
bert, sophomore back, put on his
suit again today and Coach Tiny
Thornhiil said Albert would be
ready TO play for Stanford in the
opener Saturday against Oregon
State. The Stanfords scrimmaged
hard yesterday and began tapering
off today.
BERKELEY, Cal--Coach Stub
Allison today looked appresonsive-
ly toward University of CALIFORNIA;
opening game against College Of
Pacific Saturday. He said the
Bears had shown bad form this
week and would be scrimmaged
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
cRlDIRON BRIEFS .

today and tomorrow before resting
Friday.
sEATTLE--Assignments for the
Pittsburgh game Saturday were
up for decision today m the UNI
yersity OF Washington team scrim-
mayed. The HtiAkies scrimmaged
lightly yesterday and ran through
dummy drill.
EUGENE, Ore. - Coach Tex
Oliver today trotted out q 210-
pound forward wall for Saturdays
opener against U. s. c. at Los
Angeles Saturday. Oliver. fore
going the crying towel, said he was
well satisfied" with his squads
training for the difficult Job OF
opening against Troy.
LOS ANGELES - woodrow
Strobe and Don MACPHERSON, regu-
lar ends, were left on the bench In
the starting lineup announced by
Coach Babe Horrell for the u. G.
l.. A. game against Texas Christian
Friday night. Jim Mitchell and
Chuck Cascades will start on the
wings. and Louis Kyzivst win be
at guard instead OF Jack sommers.
Los ANGELES-1he Trojans OF
Southern California were tighten
Ing up against Oregon plays today
after a dismal session In which a
fourth string quarterback. Bob
Bergman. made long gains
through the varsity with Webfoot
tactics. Alex Atanasoff. big center.
viii be able to play Saturday
despite shoulder injury.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
Lincoln Tackle, Keith Brown, Ruled IneIigfbI(
Reds Refuse
AnPriirileee

INK Asso - rAs >zfsen.1
nfszsAe<s<taxs e~znp<ss ~ses 20
ass 10 tastM44sa k~sss ks<
~st>.&ss~s rs~<=s<ss<~ 80 80
saz&zs - sre~A<A~a tA~ s~s.~<ss.
tss s.-u<~ - 80 neks' s<ss<~
sna a. - I@a.. a.<esakk<
- n~a. s~s<-< 81 tas -
smr.a ~ r~~s@s s~sxp~ ss~r-
s<e sffsass>% 80 s~zAs..ss
$500 ~ s&szxkasfs=A srSs<s
sc. r~~wss-s sfsss tss s~~~g-.ss
A-4 hs~ss~sss tA< fs~s sss~ -
So s~sss< A<&.A<s ss.tss-sss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

When you need few extra
dollars, look around the basement
or attic for discarded articles
This will bring cash from some
one If you advertise them with an
inexpensive Times Want Ad. Just
phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
Cannot Play
IN Bell TIKI

Asesks< ssax.a>~ slw<h yssaep<
49, - ~ t<n<~sn ksuA fu~<1na
1850 vk>n k<stn mswwM trene
re- fFe~ ess<zum sna - 80
s~<sA <xisn~ u ~ nsa<pwm ~
ss~s rsexay, go Spssos~<t 1nnHnlh1e
~ A. sss~s1 s~sowssssa ngewa
80 : s><ktss
- ely p<sv rwls~a Ssstssen
shss . sss@~fw r~pn w~gs stteN1
~ rs~ <A~~z - s>neee>s -
fz<s - ns~s~~s ssz1t<1s ~ varsity
s~mpssssw~ rs esss a aaetseoe
$50 sAAag~ ek~e< nf1nlNleean
s<tm~xsir ~ stelsslsA wnnpA -
sesrp. 49, - - sne~ -
ns~~ss ssenafss
eo~~~~~ss tAs momn~ws>e
s~~N ~ eppnn ~ sopo6n -
80 - . ~ hne1ns - -
rsxpapueenms ~ - onn0p~
go ene1ns - ~ - 49,
- sesss~s~n - - suu1nnno
k~wA
ns~~evs~e m~~s ~sssesN~ fv~m
Nsntss n&1ns e4nwesu - ns~N
~ go Aaa tA<e1o pps1s1unN
~As<a usss usah = ~ I7ees
suA~6e rws~1sy. cnneA nsownp1
1eDa sv>syoalS - IN ~ ~
~ esszDm>es nsanGus - ~
sssSesAs sss<A. Jsha sneunsl
ks~asey. n - sfyHss y ~ :
s~~rk. = I1~smsa - - 1s~sn
'e<ss
utsrsuN uAs unUm
rs~s s~ss~~. . ~ - ~ No.
Ak~M saaa - ~ sssos sves
insaa uss1ss ~ - - opxso.
~Asss nss uss~s - : s~ws~mse.
Harry rAsissA sss tntlttaa ~
sks ess~s ~sas spst
IT, ses<u6s snses - ~
800 wses - neabeeA Az
xmysAs. tAa~a No. - -
t>ask. . mnonssss enmoes. -
s,>kiss ~ ~ senssl~a -
stss~saeA
Aithsash p,sassS NIL ~ euas1
play 90 rvtdsy. nshwsss spses
mDsh tsms with wvtts Craig eat
jssk ttedfrsy. psrfsesiaa thsts
blsehiHs sssiGnm>~ts
No changes viii - wsds In shs
regular h~skfssia AZ f4<ssIs Mar
ehsssnl. Lloyd casSstisnssa. Tuay
usieh sn1 Hst~ Nsispa. bat sev-
srsl reserves have hssa sruamsd
10 M their plas~s IN eass a -.
nsy. Tea camsrea. suassesl
Claude Manning. nse cass an6
johnnie Johnsua. haivsa. ~ Jest
Grove ana chst ntons. fslltnn1so
may ret n " nsIlAsmine tsaasaA
~ Tardiff. nsllsrmins's gar
tsrbarh who has bsen ~ N s1oe-
linss. wsS out with the gang psse-
tieiag yesterday afternoau. Ne was
merely ioossnlnG his suuseiss. hut
II may coma To pas that IN
espAhis hoy wilI b. seen II sctten
against Lincoln. Tariff u = kieter
Of class and . blocker ~ escep-
tionsi ability. Ne b very much >
main cog In the machine. cos1h
Leo Echstsln isa't saying much.
He ". however,. working every
ounce of his energy into whipping
the BELLS Into shsps. Ths bslIs
may not heat Lincoln. hut the AIRS
haven't yet defeated The 1850 Bella
II ought TO b . good Esme.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

Smart buyers Of used cars read
the Want Ads. You'll find a buyer
for your car quickly and easily II
you order an inexpensive Times
Want Ad. Just phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

Runs batted In, Moore, Myers 81
two-base hits. Medwick 2. Mic, NC
Cormick, lombard: home run, MY
ers; sacrifices, Frey Goodman: double
plays, Medwick TO Padgett, Gutteridse
TO Martin 20 Mize. Wsrneke 70 broNh
to Mizs, Myers to Frey 70 hcCor-
mick. left on bases. st. Louis IL;
Cincinnati II: bases on balls, off
Bowman 2. Warneke /. Weiiand !,
Thompson 8: struck out. Warneke 2,
Thompson 4: hits, off Davis in q
innings, Shoun o IN IL. Bowman IN
3. Warneke in 2, Weiland ! In i,
losing pitcher. Davis attendance
34.ie4,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
Rivals Split
Double Bill

d>tf>>Au hs<a * y.sss-.
ssgs szssr ha~s.z sx4sam ~ss
fs<.s4 u 10 sas1aasl Asaxss
sAxfs "a hss1s sa4 Cara ~.
49, ss4eas e*Asss. aes4sz Co
easssH eAas~a ss uss B<asasl
- hsas 80 10 80 30 ssmss
aoe xlss<A ~ F~asAzt "a syssls.e
- s~sas xEesaa Ca~g~r. sAe
N.sss szpszts saAasa tss -
s.fssss Ia - - Ssssu.sz Assgs.
Ara Tsssufsuss - Rszs frs~
Fvesss a. fssss~s tfx Rssss b
81 syesz'zsaa b tas ay~nss cpa4~S
kess 10 EAlzsi.ne~ss "a as@ Fa<ss
sAs<A n - siEhtssT - se<x ;
tits xsetesy ~ath . f~sas-kst s-s
sh9fnsSz-
- CAST, .pa r.a&Tss. 49,
$50 t@p gAHaesL Cat hseAsll
-nasnx - ia ssNs - snd
fA-ks nKsalla scartas - sfsA 40
tegy n Ia sF~n-sAnlns aax1t-
sAp -
Walter Hss~ hr~ks The
rsssases' sis T.r>s ,~sans ssre.k
Was he rss-k~s ~ e~sAsssse.
sa . So NJ. ever sss H~~.
Hans Srrsnh~rrs ssfs sonsf
alta tao msn "a 49, a ths
ssv.nih snnlnE Il ths ssoon2 rxsas
saahasd ,hs Ttgers 10 sweep q
nounaeassosr frosn the Bf0~ns
"a ana T-s leallsa ssxsaih aaIs-
nesz The Browns SURPASSED
their eva record for gsfnss insi
IN ons seAson. The t~tn esfsAi
made their iceih loss
The Athletios siuExed eat a
ls-t via over the senat"ra
WITH wAiis Moses getting four
hif.. the A. collected . total
Of Is hinrle~ off feur Wash
ington hurier..
Red Ruffsnr, who will pitch the
world series opener. ~1ll get his
las, prep today in Boston when he
pitches in the New York 1snss
doublehesder against the Red sox-
With Lefty Conner hospitslizsd
with a strained side muscle, II was
believed Monte Pearson would re,
the Yanks' No. 2 world series
pitching assignment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

Net yaruage 22ol Net yaruage 2la
Tubby Graves OF the University
Of Washington coaching staff act
ed as master of ceremonies.
Coaches and captains of each team
were introduced and the captains
drew for opponents. This resulted
in Eumclaw vs.. Kent. Auburn VS..
Sumner. Renton VS.. Buckley and
Puyallup vs.. Highline.
Enumclsw kicked off To Kent
and for IL minutes the much
lighter Kent eleven, riddled by
graduation last spring, held Enum-
claw at bay. Finally a pass from
Bainton to Fair was good for 10
yards and touchdown. Bsinton
kicked the try-for-point.
Sumner marched for 81
yards In the first few minutes
against Auburn but lost the
ball on a tumble. Here the
Trojans went to work and
with Orlando Scarpelli direct
ing the attack scored In seven
plays on a pass from Scarpelli
TO Jim kitna. The try-for-
point was blocked by Sumner.
Auburn again gained possession
Of the ball on the Sumner 44-yard
line when the Spartans failed to
make a first down with about
yard to go. This time a 15-yard
pass from Orwig to Scarpelli In
the end zone was good. McGilvray
kicked the try-for-point.
Brightest feature Of the
Buckley Renton tussle WAS
Freshman Bob Ross 37-yard
run hack OF a Renton punt.
Ross Is a brother Of Jack Ross,
leading scorer of the confer
ence last year.
Puyallup opened up a passing
attack in a vain effort to tie the
score but four interruptions by the
alert Highline defense kept the
Vikings away from the Pirate
goal. A 2s-yard aerial from Jordan
to Bruce was the highlight.
Conference play opens october
6 with a seven-week consecutive
schedule to determine the 1889
champion. Kent won In 1888 but
since 1884 there has been a new
champion every year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
Slick Yankee Quartet Restores InfieId
Play To Baseball In The Major Circuits
IumbIers And
MagiciaH Nd
Mound Workers

NV rt 49, p
~ stal fssstS tssasA ssf~slAfzS
-kts a s~rnes b s~ssss<1 tee6
49, n . ssmasA NJ sss fsAssss
-. nave . 49, aasfs<tsae
70 ekk~e AL - ~ sNrw y
sh@ss aAfsssa psk@ pNAagt~s
80 ts@sss~~ Ss&es f<~~~su 80
rsss~ss nszfs - a6ause~s
l-ans - s~~s<sa
a ssss - - aga ~ - wszss
aeas ~s skss sksss - k>sss ~ss
49, ssnsaa FlAs
-rNs - = - ms~ss.~ -
- ss~~s - ss~~ 49, - ~
WNsss 80. -sA>s ssss, pnnx
- sn1s~>1s~ ss~as~ " - -
20 - ~ y~~ @~ey s~ss~ev.
~Tkes~ ~ seaxss = ssy s<%rse
f~s snsssss fxn~~~~ No 80 ezsss
fs>aa ssxy~
wei u sh~s ..s - trivia 49,.
~ Me- fws <assssa No. rsss><s1
sHfs>ta pay - ~is&s u ssfsvve1 ~
- IN sats~esi yzss<sms
rhsy s<stssnfs get sksm u~ys
sus - rsYs~s Mssssa weua< ~.
tn@ae<a. sk~sv 49, isess wn~e
IN sesmy s.sspsess tfsss pahIafsH.
sls~st~a t's~~~stl and Hss astss Ass
ssmhasss ard ns~asss~ns - sas<ts
v sssss ~~ss ~ M snaes ssfssss
rnoNwvTI N MOST
yAs,rAmi& yASnaE
Despite Ne az h~stlas average.
rFas~,ti IA r~rtsp> ihs ea~ ~sia.
able asml~r " shs world sham.
pions uakss 10y risys.
-cr.ssssi a.ss tkinss The pasis<
sss~sss always 49, sspissns jcs
Mccarthy,
Ther. have es~s fse. u ssy. ~.
psrses dsfsnssvs shastssnrs
Gorsi.n mAsss Mssss Metssthy's
sye. pep out ~ hss had ~ times.
I've s<en him ct ball. thai
made me wonder whsrs Ne eAms
frum." heAms tina irishman.
Dshigv~s hssety v~V6ase1
Leu 0ehssg's hsg stiek. hai
he's . villa sssase ~ fsvss
sch.
nslse IL ese ~ ~ srees
stass Of tha gAzsa 60
tsyisg . tssssfte yess witt .
hatttng average - so.
Gordon and Roifs gave up other
sports for baseball
Gordon WAS ths running mate
Of Bobby orayson. stsnfosd's All.
America fulibaek. Il jefferson
high school Of Portland. Ore. but
the Yankee organization saw TO u
that the young man had no truck
with the sridiron dodge ~ the
University o. Oregon.
Rolfe passed up basketball II
Dartmouth 10 preserve the finely
sttuned mechanism with which he
IL making q fortune In the Amer
lean League.
CHAMPS GET EN- YOUNG
AND BREAK EN- IN RI0nT
All save Dshigren are products
OF the Yankee scouting and farm
systems built by I'D Barrow and
George Weiss. and the New York
club was intelligent enough 10 grab
Dahlgren when tho Red sox let
him 20 after paying all that money
for James Emory Foxx.
In running through pictures In
MEAS morgue the other after
noon I ran into one taken In mid
February Of last year.
II was taken at Bovard Ficld of
The University Of Southern CALI
fornia shows Gordon and
The then 1s-yesr-old Gerald Priddy
In uniform chatting with Vinegar
Bill Essiek, the Yankees' Pacific
coast forager.
Essick was preparing Gordon
Tor hls bow with the Yankees and
Priddy for 4 stay at Norfolk.
Jerry Priddy IL the young
City second bsseman for
whom the Yankee organization 10
offered 800 900.
The Yankees get 'em young
break EN- In right.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
(Frst Gsmsl
aI LnnIA

n pan for Mize in ninth inning.
b Batted for Shoun in third inning.
G Batted for Bowman IN sixth inning
n Ratted for Warneke In eighth.
CINCINNATI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

x Batted for Barrett in fifth
Batted for Shoffner in eighth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
ST Louis .... 4lO Dol 000--6
Cincinnati ,,......... 600 900 600
SUMMARY
Runs bstted in, Gutteridge.
Slaughter, Medwick. T. Moore, Owen.
two-base hit. Hershberger; three-base
hit Berger: sacrifices, Gutteridge. T.
Moore, Cooper; double plays, Mize
TO Brown, Myers to Mccormick: left
on bases, st. Louis 10, Cincinnati 6,
paid attendance, 34,194.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
Many Attend
Big Jamboree
n, aAsotp sasw

SUMMIT - snsx hsa ses
Page scaae opxf.rsnss fo<ss2n
fans s,ursnse late sFsFten rsas
hsss nAsst te watch 10 Nosth
tesHs ~sn shs seosxa snnsal .a-
sar~ss ~. from tas ssssa
quartet Ths Nasts ~ca. ss-la
al Rsntan last year
T~o touchdown passes IN ihs
sseosd quarter ey MAJ avesys-
ssls rreen-ciaa Auburn Tfobsns
against VIC Rantss Summer spar
tAns ~erv mere than enough TO
ossrunms q 10 lead That CHUCK
Smiths EnuaclaS Tigers Essned
on Claude Freneh's Kent SsndAls
In the firss period.
BllI An,e.' Buckley Meas-
tsineers and Shsrts Iaff's
Renton IndiAns hastied 90
eyen terms In tne third pe,iod.
~ did Al DahlberE's fusAiiap
Vikings and Clarence Dockss
Highline Pirates In the finAi
canto. None Of this quartet
could score, but they came
close.
Statistics OF the game show
that the North and South were
practically even with only a DIFF
ference of two yards in net yard
age The South held the edge on
first downs. Il 10 II. Here II IL
In detail:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

Enuuclsw 81
FIRST downs
Net ysrdage
Sumner tol
FIRST downs
Net yardAse
Buckley tol
First downs
Net yardage
Puyanup 90
First downs
Net yArdsse
North "a
FIRST downs
Net yardage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

Kent fo)
First downs 2
Net yardass %
Auburn tisp
First downs .
Net ysrdaee f5e
Renton 90
Ftrst downs I
Net yardAge IL
Highline lol
First downs 2
Net yardAge 2e
South ti31
rrst downs II
Net yardage 22a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

krVx1a uouao unu1rp
60 '1E Ill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

Jockeys In order: Mccormick.
Hamilton. Sperry. Time - ! al as.
Dunrode. Spicy Life. English Man
ners. Darkest Hour. and Flying Bud
also ran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

today and tomorrow before restinI
Friday.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-19

YOUNG BYRON GETS DECISION
OVER JOEY LEMIEUR
so. BERWICK, Me.-Young Byron,
l39, RoXbury Colored warrior,
punched out six round decision over
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-19
FOOTBALL
"BRUD" HOLLAND AND WILMETH
SIDAT-SINGH IN ALL STAR
WASHINGTON REDSKIN GAME

Swede Nelson, Tuss McLoughry and
Lou Little, coaching staff of the all
Star, a newly formed aggregation of
the leading figures of the 1888 grid
iron season, are to meet the Washing
ton Redskins, in the Hubs greatest
game Monday night, September IL.
This game is being sponsored by the
Crosscup-Pishon Post of the American
Legion. In his endeavor to secure all
of the zest and oomph of football for
this game, Coach Swede Nelson has
secured the services of two of the
most conspicuous figures on the grid
iron last season, Jerome "Brud" Hol-
land, the husky Cornell end, and VIII
meth Sidat- Singh, New York Univer-
slty's pig-skin hurler of note. who is
reputed to be one of the fastest and
most accurate "passers" on the grid
iron. Holland, standing six-feet one,
weighing 205 pounds and 23-years old,
is cinch to give the local fans a de-
hghttul treat, as his spectacular end
around plays are inscribed in gridiron
history. 1t was one of such plays that
spelled "eXit" for Dartmouth in a
game against Cornell last season.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-19

An unusual tribute to the faithful
and intelligent service of one man was
given at Wilmington, n. c., recently
when civic officials, executives of the
North Carolina Division of the Stand
ard Oil Company of New Jersey, pro-
minent Colored citizens and fellow
employees honored William Frank
Dodd, Colored plant man, on the occa-
sion of his retirement.
Mr.. Dodd, who retired on an annu-
ity, had attained a remarkable record
of nearly "A years of service with the
company. In the first IS years and
nine months of his service, he had never
had an accident, and was absent
through illness only nine days during
his long career.
j. E. L. Wade, commissioner of pub
lie works at Wilmington, represented
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-19
BASEBALL
THE BOSTON GIANTS OUTSCORE
THE ROSLINDALE BROWNS

The Boston Giants, a jealous Col
9red aggregation of sand lot players,
defeated the Roslindale Browns. white
. to 4 at Carriers Playground last
Sunday afternoon. The Giants won
by their ability to out maneuver their
opponents in close plays. The Browns
led off with a score of 3 to / at the
end of the first inning. The Giants
scored in the second canto. with VII
bur Luacaw, Giants baseman scoring
to tie the score 3-3. The Giants moved
ahead in the fifth session, registering
two runs. Chef Adams pitched four
hit game in seven innings, being re-
lIeved by Lefty" Tyler. Al HYATT.
Browns pitcher, was knocked out of
the box by the Giants in the 9Th; he
was relieved by Frank Malloy. Yves
Lewis, Chef Adams and Winston
Campbell did the hefty smuggling for
the Giants; Leo Carasala, Jack Hur-
ley, and Tony Cataldo, were the lead
ing batters for the Browns. Dave
Mitchell caught for the Giants.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-19
BOXING
ARMSTRONG PICKED TO RETAIN
LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE

NEW YORK-With only a couple of
pounds to shake off of his husky
frame, before he will be pronounced
ready to defend his lightweight crown
against Lou Ambers next Tuesday
night, the odds along wise OF Broad
way flashed at 2 to l that "Hammerini
Hank" will beat Lou for the second
successive time in their 15-round
setto, and thus retain the Worlds
lightweight championship. There
were very fluent indications that
plenty of cash would be riding on
Ambers in one of the stop" betting
fights in many years between little
men.
Homicide Hank" impressed on.
lockers Wednesday afternoon, when he
stepped four breezy rounds against
two sparring partners, showing his
old speed and punch. After shower
and rundown he weighed 1874. Last
week his pilot, Eddie Meade, sale
Armstrong might not be able to make
l35 pounds and might be forced tc
forfeit the lightweight crown, anC
defend his welterweight title against
Ambers. Promoter Mike Jacobs
ushered Boxing Commission Chairman
John j. Phelan up here Saturday tc
check-up on Henry's poundage. They
found Henry reducing satisfactorily
and saw no reason to worry about
next Tuesdays weigh-in.