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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
FRANK THOMAS SAYS MAJORITY
OF UPSETS WERE NOT UPSETS

nessee hasn't had a test yet, but
will get it against Alabama in
two weeks.
Tulane beat a good Auburn
team, 1910, Saturday, but the
Green Wave will get its big in
tersectional test against Fordham
next Saturday.
Georgia Tech also showed
flock Of power In holding
Notre Dame to a three-point
victory.
Unlocked for results included:
Oklahoma %, Northwestern o;
Nebraska 6, Minnesota o; Texas
II, Wisconsin 7; Yale 10. Column
bia 7; Kentucky Il, Vanderbilt
ID; Furman 20, Georgia o; Texas
Aggies 7, Santa Clara 8; Arkansas
Il, T. c. u. Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

bimeleeh Next
Race at Pimlieo

INV Worm The rimilru Fu.
tnriiy ~ Maryland In November Il
N. nsst stap for Eiinelseh - the
neN King u Americas swo.years
old HORSES gess down the Winning
Rad that Col. Edward Riley Iissa-
lay hopes wlIl lead 10 he fifsh
victory In the Kentucky derby.
That sas ihe ~srd fssss ihe
MASTER u Idle pIsus farm To-
dss - the nsfiea seelaimed
Bimeleeh's ieagth and = half
triumph In The 10th vssuniak
Of The 90. 0oo Belmont fntu-
rify. Dust eae meSe start. the
colonel said. thru nisnetech
gees nut ~ training and iate
~intes quarter. until tbs bssxie
blow. ~ ChnrchllI Downs neat
May.
It's been ak years ninee old one
two Ed's Green Barrel Hoops rolled
10 their fourth derby victory. but to-
day they were spinning close again.
In exactly 70 40 seconds under =
bright Indian summer sun. Hlme-
lech won the Belmont. ths 1853
Juvenile title. sD7 ITO and the right
to the position Of favorits when
the derby winter books open.
Tho victory WAS ths NTH
for the son u Black Tones In
~ many starts and u boosted
his seasons earnings 10 1l0i.-
300. more than amy tws.year-
old has earned since 1889. II
MAS one Of the easiest victories
In many years OFF trifie
slowly, Binelech n i-y fayorie,
took just 10 seconds 10 work 10
the front Of his sin rivals.
There were only two other inn
portant stakes on the national
weekend program. 7. .. Martins
crayat won the $4,000 Belmont
Jockey club gold cup. defeating
Belalr studs Isolatsr In spec
taculsrly close finish.
At Laurel Park In Maryland. Raj
PARIS homs-br Victory Morn
whipped ii other two-year-olds
who weren't good enough for the
Belmont.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

NEW YORK The weekend
football picture was splotched
with unexpected results from
coast to coast today, but one of
the best coaches in the business
says the majority of these were
not upsets.
Frank Thomas, who brought
mighty Alabama team here 10
upset" Fordham, 7-6, believes
most of these early season sur
prises result from a general level
ing off process that football is
undergoing.
Alabama's triumph was one Of
three that stamped the South as
the sectional powerhouse this year.
Louisiana State, beaten in
its first start by Mississippi,
bounced back to crush Holy
Cross, rated along with Ford
ham and Pitt as the best in
the east, 26-7. Duke, seek
ing a second straight trip to
the Rose bowl, breezed TO q
$40 victory over Colgate.
Dixieland boasts four more
powers in Tennessee, Tulane, MISS
issippi and Mississippi State. Ten
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
Brains and Beak Busting Simply
Don't Mix. Contends Blackburn,
Who Prefers Jungle Type in Ring

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
TACOMANS GET
NINE BIG DEER

TncomA's nssst wt1stv hne~n
as1 always sssers~sfn1 1ees pnsey
returned Last night fsem ~ -
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which are ~ dispieg u ~ o.
swsng hardware IL. The slne
nssn feusd ~ weather i6aat, wI1h
jssst . ~ of SNOW On ~ gseunA.
Oiswsag reports many 1ess. ~
ussroms fawss for pext yeas's
shooting. an1 NJ futnre bs1gne.
Ths largest 1eer II ~ nlne
weighed 115 peus6s. r. party
Included Aha Ojswang, vsnnk
Carlson. Hi rarrAs. ~ 111ug
brothers, Wa,t ard rred, neeb
Engoe, Andy Hndsisemb ley1
Reber sad smiley Deors.
Thank De good iawd ths major
leagues don't have that shAugh-
messy piayoff bug. We'd nov -
going into the title and Of such :
thing, and wouldn't that be : pip7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

Nest "a hnxsnx. alesplng 10 stlll
ihs bsss thing Ne does. ard Hack.
fsurn pictufss hln a. = bufed w.
alxltual away from hss work, Loo.
Louis attends q mFhs club 80.
eassonally whsa mol in training
hut remains for only an hour OF
t~o. lie tusf gets sleepy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

When you need a 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 3151.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

Hare ara tbs ctr swsspssskss
results sunday ~ AeasIsw PARK
course. palnss prevailing Nmnnx
INA 81 saEffess
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hFsisf. ~. T. cisfs. Il. ana NH
Delay. Al n asssssen. Asrsu
Hayden. 90 v. Thsekstsy. ~. Guy
Clifford. 90 less i..~es. 90
" Aefssnsan. 10. ami \. n. Isn.
ssn. ~.
Fifersst woa the punch hpwi
play-off from Fsrkiand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
BUGS GET BECKER

Observation-Disclosures Becker
has been obtained by the Pitts
burgh professional Pirates from
the Green Bay Packers, with
whom he played at end for three
campaigns. He played college
football at Marquette.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
TIGERS Face CuIIS Saturday
Sandberg
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
DIES MONIES

DIES MONIES - Henry Arm
strong, world welterweight boxing
champion, meets Al Manfredo,
Fresno, Calf, in a 10-round bout
in the Des Moines coliseum to-
night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
NO SUCH THING Az
A PERFECT FIGHTER

Blackburn tells why Louis In 20
frequently struck by sunday
punches.
1T In because Joe In what you
might call an Aggressive counter
fighter declares the famous old
lightweight. He amt q counter
fighter who lays back for the other
you and tries TO make you punch
him off In self-defense. He tries
to beat you TO that punch !.
knows he has the authority.
IF he misses or the other fell
low pulls the trigger faster than
he does. then Joe gets beaten 10
the punch.
Joe Ia not without faults, Of
course.
There never Was and never
will be such fighter. II there
was, Jim Corbett would never
have been hit, and l have q
recollection that Bob Fitzsim-
mons and Jim Jeffrics man
aged 10 tag him"
Blackburn points out that Louis
takes chances and that anyone
who takes chance Is going 10
get hit.
That also Is why Louis Ii such
a tremendous attractio lie
pleases the public which likes 70
see someone get belted.
Louis goes down. but he gets
up and. as Blackburn concludes,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

AMERICAN Pro FOOTBALL
Newark Bears 3, Wilmington
Clippers ; ltie).
steam Roller I'll, Danbury Tro-
jams IA.
NJ. Louis Gunners IA, kenosha
Cardinals o.
Louisville ~, Dayton 8.
Columbus Y, Los Angeles 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
, STANDINGS

Last Weeks Results
Lincoln 10. at Bremerton 0.
Stadium IL, at Walla Walla 7.
Everett 7, at Yakima 0.
Thi. Week
Bellingham at Lincoln.
Stadium at Everett.
Yakima at Wenatchee.
Port Orchard at Bremerton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
NATIONAL PRO FOOTBALL
New York II. Pittsburgh !.

WasHiH8tUH VI bFVUFISh To-
Chicago Bears rs, Cleveland
Rams FL.
Green Bay II, Chicago Cardi-
nails 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

Lasf Weeks Results
Longview 36, at chehalis s.
centralia 0. at Hoquiam 8.
Aberdeen 0, at Vancouver ~.
Olympia 0, at Kelso 3s.
This Friday
centralia at Olympia.
Kelso at Aberdeen.
Vancouver at Eugene.
Camas at Longview.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

NJ prlps. iOs. W. Christian. ita.
J. w. Anderson. los. w lawson. IL.
J McIiwraith. 10, ). obsnosir. ios.
~ Clark, liz.
Iseat-bali foursome. sunday;
Al Buhrs. .. Van dsAlark. n-ii--
80; ), II. Anderson. y King - a..
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e. WisemAn, J. w, Anderson, To-
i4A-6iA; N. Tennsnt, D. Hook.
o. watkins. }. Hunt. 77-ii14--esh;
r. Barlow. W. Duncan. 7s-isA--
e2A. M stewart, . McIiwaith.
4. Palo. A. Mcmillan. 7s-isks--6ih:
j. 21 cns,,.. & g v,.ns 7,-,on-so..,
G Gould. g. Smith. Te-l0-66. ~.
Lakin. L. L. Lamb.
EVERETT, wash. Professional
Ken Tucker Of Everett and
Charles congdon of Tacoma de-
feated National Amateur Cham
pion Marvin iBud) Ward OF spo-
kane and Jack Westland Of Ever
EFT and Seattle In best-bell golf
exhibition match yesterday, l up.
Nearly 1000 fans followed the
play Tucker, the Pacific North
west Professional Golfers associ-
alton champion. carded 90, low
for the foursome. Congdon. the
Washington state professional
champion. sank a 35-foot putt for
the best shot Of the day. West
land, the Pacific Northwest anna
teur champion. played his usual
steady game. Wards tee and iron
shots were outstanding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
COUNTY SPORTS MEETING

The Pierce County sportsmen's
association will meet Tuesday
night at O'Clock at Maccabees
hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

Tram match. MEADOW PARK "

Meadow park Saturday,
sweeps Con ssnnsr. 7s-e.s7; a. y
Royal. Ts-7-sp: L. Whitman. 1s-o-
II,
Sunday morning. first division;
Point. for turkeys: A. n. olstaf.
son. Al; E. Garceau. 30: y. Clark.
10. Second division; r. horten-
son. 30; w. NJ. Grimm. ~.
Sunday afternoon: Howard Oh
son, 1851; Dick Long. 7s-7-Jl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

sunday Results
FIRST Race $500. claiming. 81 fur
Rock Pan 1890. $40 $50 s.so
spicy LIE ........+. 40 400
queen Jean ...s.. 40
Jockeys In order. Collins. zufeit.
DIE. Time, ! "a AS Winter Neigh
Dor, ormonette. justification and
Second Race $500 claiming:
Red Colonel ......sTeo 2teo 30
We Carol .,,s..... 1910 $50
sunny Colleen . 4s0
Jockeys in order, Collins, Neal,
SPORT. Time. az Brilliant Belle,
hirow. Premier Jim. Aorclass and
Third Raoe-,7oo: claiming; Ga
Crack Mortgage -. 1890 gig sso
Lttie Mickey ... $40
Jockeys in order Mccormick, Dye.
zufelt. Time. az IS. Donstar.
Dancing Pirate, oIadmarch, HI
Rhythm and Mignon, also ran.
Fourth Raee-s600, claiming.
Pfeeiceiy ..'..''.... BOO 2eo 500
smoky w. ...,,..,., 2o0 40
hsgnin .,......... go
,,n 1adkey rim, 10 ords sps she, 5 Mo
~ Day. Hidden Smoke. Step Mother
and Gladbolo also ran.
Fifth rsee-s9oo claiming
Simtee ............. $40 $50 $50
Lee Hastings Mum. 40 $50
Smoky Feuntaln - 40
Jockeys In order. SPORT, Zufelt.
Norton Time. .204-s Prince Pie,
SILK Train, Shasta PITT, Honey Sweet
also ran.
sixth Race--s6oo: claiming:
coomradeship 49,. $40 2so 2ao
step .-...s........ $40 $50
Club Soda ....... $40
jockeys in order. sparry. Sport.
zufelt. Time. 3.36. Brown jug.
Silva, Chan Chan. Weeping Waters
also ran.
seventh Race-Handicsp:
joey .......,....... 40 $40 80
hhstaua ss.ss'.....* S.lO oOV
His Girl ,........ $40
Jockeys In order. Mccormick, smo-
linskl, Bierman Time, AS lbs. Buck
On. Train Signal. Lame Duck,
Behemoth and Crown Flight also ran.
Eighth Raee-e700, claiming
Georgia Miss 49,. 1880 $50 $50
Bankerconard -. 2.so 240
Just Mrs. .. $40
Jockeys in order, sperry. smolinski,
Norton. Time. IA as. Nellie Ounce,
Sunday Child, Brown Polly, Right
Bank and Lanquo also ran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
PLAYFAIR

sundays Results
firsl Mace $500. claiming. al. fur
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30

when from the lips Of Truth one
mighty breath
Shall. Ike whrlwiEd, scatter in
It's breeze
The whole dark pile OF haman
mockericS.
Then shall the reign Ok Mind COM
mence ON earth
And starting fresh, as from a
second birth
Man in the sunshine OF The worlds
new spring.
Shall walk transparent Ike some
holy thing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
The ImmntahIc VISION

What more remains 10 hc said?
We have enVlsioned together tonight
the breaking OF the glorious light OF
Truth. We have seen 10 grow
stronger and brighter IN human
consciousness. We have realized
more than ever before. that mortal
man docs become. as he opens las
eyes more widely 10 TIC cvcr-prcscnt
Christ. a greater transparency for
good
We are convinced that as he be-
comes more and more such a trans
parerCy. he may and does bring into
his own experience and that OF those
with whom he comes IN contact.
larger and fuller. a richer sense Of
health. vigor, 10Y. harmony. and
abundance. This vision IS one ne
cannot lose. It viii abide with us
forever.
Robert Browning voiced his
thought o, this vision in words I
wish TO leave with you IN parting
II am a wandcrer. remember wei
one Journey. how feared the track
was missed
SO long the city I desired 70 reach
Lay hid: when suddenly It's spires
afar
Flashed through the cifViinS clouds.
you may conceive
NV transport. Soon the vapors
closed again.
But had seen the city. and one
such glance
No darkness could obscure"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Divine Ideas supply Human Needs

In each one OF these instar cs OF
the coming OF spiritual light 20 men
there IS a lesson OF compelling im-
portancc. II IS this. that God sup
plies His children unfailingly WIN
ideas. and that these ideas. IN turn.
furnish morials with all thct
human needs. Stated dihcren ~.
Christian Science teaches that this
revealing light OF divine Intelligence
which illuminated Mrs. Eddy's con-
sciouSncss as II did that Of Pau.
comes alike TO all whose conscious-
ness is open TO perceive it. In TINS
revealing light. the idea or idea
which will meet the human need OF
the moment must appear.
This point in Christian Science is
OF deepest importance. Ideas, Mrs
Eddy says at page 8S OF Science ana
Health. ARE carnations from the
divine Mind TO which she adds.
thoughts. proceeding from the
brain or from matter. are ouShoots
of mortal mind: they are mortal
material beliefs Remember this
distinction between spiritual ideas
and thoughts emanating from the
brain as we 20 on. Ideas can never
be lost. destroyed, misplaced, or
stolen. Furthermore they are always
productive - productive Of good
Mere thoughts. as all know only 100
well. are frequently. II not always
as yalueleSs as the thistledown that
floats aimlessly in the autumn maze.
Remember. also. now and always.
this vital fact: Il quote from me
Christian Science textbook. page : =
that 1T is the all-hearing and aii-
knowing Mind. TO whom each nccu
Of man is always known and Df
whom n viii be supplied When ihc
mn significance OF this statement
breaks in upon human conscious
mess cropping in the dark II may LOT
a moment seem like a binding glare
OF light: vet it is in exactly SuCii
revealing. rcgenerating light That al
true spiritual growth must be MADE
without material. physical light no
so-callcd natural growth can take
Mace. SO 10 is with mortals' "l'ilou.
The light OF Spirit they must ever
grope in darkness.
Early Backgrounds
The background OF Mrs. Eddy s
earlv life. as we'll as that OF jesus
Is extremely important 10 an under
standing Of why they Succeeoeu -
sienally where many others before
them had failed. Our Christian SSl-
ence textbook explains the remai :
able ability OF Jesus when u teilS u u.
al page $50 that The divine orlsln
Of Jesus gave him more than huhlan
power 10 cxpound the facts OF eiea,
ton. and demonstrate the one Mlhe
which makes and governs man anu
Inc universe" But there were. ~
tho early childhood OF both thess
unusual characters. certain iacls y.
interesting similarity. Both W. WI,
norm in deeply religious noi'ie e.,
roth we're surrounded WIN =. ~
atmosphere Of love and devotion W
the things OF Spirit. Mrs Euoy W.
reared In q home IN which there Wa wa
a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
The Christ Method OF Healing
Explained

what IS this Christ method which
Mrs Eddy rcdiscoyered and used 90
heal the SICK In the nineteenth ccn-
tury. rs Jesus did IN the fir' nall
century OF the Christian era This
question Is no doubt very much IN
Inc minds OF those among rog VINO
arc hearing about Christian science
for the FIRST time. You probsoH also
want 10 know the difference bntneen
what Christian Science consider, = nc
. Christ method 20 be and that ~ cn
Chr Trans generally consider D p
bc The difference is this: while aii
genuine Christians believe impAt "
M the hcaAngs OF Jesus. many = rot
most Of them. consider these hca..nR
10 have been miraculous. that is
contrary TO. OF above those So-ca.ied
laws which seem TO govern humans
and their activities. They DeNeNe
these healngs to have been part OF
dispcnsation which ended VIII ne
prescnce OF the Master and has Al-
mediate followers.
Christian Science takes az oppo-
site view II says that the e'ouS
ability OF Jesus lay IN his knowledge
OF a superior Law the law Of COO INC
christ Jaw his knowledge that mere
was in reality no other law. his kno"l-
edge that the presence Of that Ch'is'-
,ar. ID constant. that II existed rom
he beginning. and that It's pre- nee
must inevitably continue Tor an ii''r
10 come Christian Science declares
ina, Jesus knowledge OF the ever
,~cscncc Of this divine law enabled
him 10 annul on many OCCASION INC
faise so-called laws OF The human OF
mortal mind. Thus the Chre tlan
science viewpoint in regard TO Jesus
healings. and that held by those "h0
belic,e such headings 70 have been
n,rarulous IS entirely different be-
cause based on an altogether diner
CHRISTIAN Science declares that
resus' understanding OF the all
presence and all-pover OF divine law
vas Inc Christ This Christ-unaef
e. ac OF dr c law as utilized oy
and nov employed by Chris
tan Science. is the expression OF
manifestation OF omnipotent Coo
Himself II IS this God-power, TINS
chrlst-manifcstation. which heais
disease discord and lack God J,
Iruth and the Christ expresses Coo
be Truth i'm form which mollai
can and do recognize. When I'M
recognition dawns in human con-
,ciousncss. hcalings result. because
th,s very Christ. Truth. this ever
lucrative present divine -"
d,snels those falsities Of human be
scf which seem so constantly to con-
Now as for the method itsci
when in each recurring year me
deep snovdrifis on the hish Alp.
heoir 10 disapncar. ihc moun'ainecl
knows that the winter frosS snd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
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itself. The beloved aSelpic nau e'
clared that God a. Love. ana ~. p
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these words meant
Yet the full vision WAS not youen-
safcd TO her at once As " came y. W
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on that day Of her dc.i'eI'io', Mo ,..,
indicate that the vision vas an , rn.
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clusion that Jesus understands -, n.
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