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Evening star., 1939-08-06

mdl0enS,
2.year-old fillies: 51a furlones
Thorn Apple fRichard) 1890 1-5O Out
Queens Gambit Lonsdon) 81 7-Io
fuTioueh tWagner 1-3
Also ran-Pay Lode, Neddie Lass, Corsica
and Free Bid.
SECOND RACE-steeplechase purse
Sl;guu' 4-year-olds and up; about 2 miles.
GGen airis Beaeoa Meod0T coins oPhssm0re' S5 a5 "a
Saluda tWoolf) 2-5
Time 4:1l4s.
Also ran-Rhadamanthus and wilfrd G.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000; allow
up: furlongs.
Otra tJamesl - 70 g. 3
Escalade (Meade) > s
Also e ranEa Silver Flame. Nordresa, Sun
Girl, chicluna and Teddys. Girl
FOURTH RACE-United States Hotel
Stakes; purse. 81 500 added; allowances;
Iitlator Robertson, ISL
Smart Bet Dabson) 81
Also ran-,Gramps, Ballast Reef. Rou-
Hoofs Epstant sn. Asp, Matsr aelf cHaesef' Massa
d Finished first. but disqualified.
Belair Stud and Wheatley Stable
entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Saratoga Handicap:
purse. $500 added; 3-year-ods and up:
IA miles.
Eight Thirty (Meade) As 1-3 Out
Sickle T. (Nash) So 6-5
Masked General (Dupuy) 10
Time, 2:O3as
Also ran-Nedayr, Heelfly. Strabo. The
Chief. spangay Lily. jolly Tar, Handcufr,
SIXTH RACE-Purse. ST 900; maiden
flllies: 2-year-ods 5la furlonss
Flota (RichardD 1915 6-5 3-5
Summer Time tRosen) 2-1 IL
Dandy Gal tAnderson) S-5
Time, :0635.
Also ran-Jock's Ann Mistress Plato.
Silver Lady, Storcky and Lady Of Shalot.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000. added;
The Valador Handicap; class C: 3-year-
olds and up: furlongs.
Bill Farnsworth tMeade) 11-20 2-5 1-6
Journey On (Longden) 1-5 3-5
No Competition (Robertson) 7-5
Time, 1:24.
Also ran-My Porter, Pernie and At
Play.
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SIXTH RACE-SIR MOWLEE,
OFF GUARD, PHARABOY.

: SIR MOWLEE has won four of
his eight attempts this year and
his last try at this oval was a
corking good effort. OFF GUARD
has won several races recently.
PHARABOY has been knocking
at the door.
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FOURTH RACE - FLUSHING,
EBONY PARASOL, TEMPO.

FLUSHING has been worked
and raced into condition. He is
ready for a set of brackets EB-
ONY PARASOL has been turn
ing in consistent efforts. TEMPO
should take care of the others.
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Rossvun's Comment
Selections for q Fast Track at Rockinqhom
BEST BET-SIR MOWLEE
BEST BET-SIR MOWL1

FIRST RACE - WILDMUTE,
POMPE GRANDE, WESTLY.
WILDMUTE raced we'll at De-
troit and has worked swiftly since
arriving at Rockingham. POMPE
GRANDE appears the most dam
gerous contender. WESTLY has
been whispered about as a good
thing.
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ARM is as good as his last win
suggests.
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Bradley Ever Ready Wager Rated WORLDS Greatest Gamble
Racing Selections
For Tomorrow
Washington Park East.

Washington Park East.
BY the Louisville Times
1-Maebrille, First Up, High Link.
2-Red War, T. Marcus, Don't Dis
turb.
3-Bluefield, Braxton Bell, Chi
charra.
+Dollar Bay, Centuple, valdina
entry.
5-Detroit Bull, Windshield, Cis-
neros.
6-Bucket Head, Blue Star, Halle.
HCottingham, Yantis, Agotaras.
8-Respha. c. Note, Rock Sally.
Best bet-Red War.
Saratoga Fast.
Sun Superlette, Rapid Way,
Wanna Hygro.
2-Silent Jim, Black Bread, Felsun
3-Bold Turk, Fogoso, Birdlea.
4-Breeks, Capulet, Watch Over.
5-Lady Maryland, Sketchbook, One
Jest.
6-Burning Bright, Miss Ferdinand.
Ensigns Up.
7-Golden Vein, Glasby, Jinx.
Best bet-Bold Turk.
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SECOND RACE-GINO THOR,
ABBASSIDE, SIDE ARM.

GINO THOR copped his last
attempt with ease and expect
him to turn in a repeat perform
ance. ABBASSIDE has clever
recent form to recommend. SIDE
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S4OO: claiming;
for 3-year -olds and up: Ia miles.
Which Blond Peek, 1910 450 go
Pencader tNertneyl $40 $50
Huppv (McDermottl 31O
Also ran-Tuft Hunter. Avlward. Gay
lass. Worthful Lucky Turn. Our Ship and
Round Bend
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SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
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FIFTH RACE - CARLISl

FIFTH RACE = CARLISIA,
ROBESPIERRE, TIN
GUS.
CARLISIA won twice at Hia-
leah Park last winter. He has
trained satisfactorily for this en-
gagement and may be the winner.
ROBESPIERRE has a win at this
point and at Suffolk to his credit.
MUTINOUS can trim the others.
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Consensus at Saratoga Fast).

Consensus at Saratoga Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Sun Superlette, Wanna Hygro,
Tyrone.
2-Try Hard. Silent Jim. Night Tide
3-Quasimodo. Roy T. Maetall.
4-Throttle Wide, Breeks, Watch
Over.
5-Solar Flight, Lady Maryland,
Sketchbook.
6-Miss Ferdinand, Goes Fast, Busy
Fingers.
7-Inscolita, Abbatoro. Mon Reve.
Best bet-Sun Superlette.
Washington Park East.
BY the Chicago Daily News.
Irish Soap, Maebrille, Gram.
2-Red War, Ovid, Pete Vending.
3-Bluefeld, French Bread, Miss
Pittypat.
4-Centuple, vandina Farms, Town
Boy
5-A. G. Tarn entry, Arcadian,
Prince Derek.
6-Jest Once, Blue Star, Halle.
7-Dissembler. King Carl, Aureate.
8-Shining Sun, Respha, Ground
Oak.
Best bet-Jest Once.
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Saratoga Results
By the Associated Press,

FIRST RACE-Purse 81 900: maidens;
S.year-old flllies: 5l7 furlongs.
Thorn Apple CRichard) 1890 1-50 Out
queen Ghmblt hongdon) 2-1 T-16
Furlough (Wagner) la
Time. 01
and Free Bid
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THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming;
flles and mares; 3-year-olds and UP: Z
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SEVENTH RACE-The Midland; purse.
! 81 .OO0 claiming; 3-year-olds and up; Ia
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SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; claimins
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Washington Park Entries
For Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse, $50
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Rockingham Entries
For Tomorrow

SECOND. RAcE-Purse. $500; 2-year-
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The Marquette Handicap;
claiming; 3-year-olds and
: n Nardr
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Surosogo Entries
For omorro,w
BY the Associated Press.

FOURTH RACE-The Seneca Stakes:
purse $1,000; claiming; 3-year-olds; 6
turlongs.
Maeline - 105 Capulet ---- III
Watch Over - JOS Breeks -- Ill
Throttle Wide 100
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
e. Chico Great Horse

Juns ~ ssr~1s Americas sssheA
Jamaica
July u, = Hcss' ssAhss. ssss.
foHa.
August sarslass special. n~sA.
sass. Ia pssnds. sss fsytnaeA
asass In fFoas. lsst ell IN wAy.
winning by fhsrs isuxfhs Tlnse.
10 IA saualiInx track rsecesi.
and fastest sin furtun9s svst
Travelled IL aArstaas nver IN fur
long route Al NJ AuseFtee'e
greatest twa-ysAs.alds appeared
Al Saratoga sp~elal IN sshsF yssrs.
but none came eiaes 10 ~ t'nires
mark
August saratoga Hsp~fsli.
sepssmb~fs Junias shAmpsuNs
Aansds,sss
In ono sv another n hts sevsN
races. VI rhiao defeated practical.
~ every fwesyesssold which wae
trying for the ERWIN NJ 1881. He
esanquer~d Ariel Thy. 1ahnetawns
Right thirty. Hash. t.ovsty Might.
Jack unvner, Wis., Hhtnes cnevyy
Jam. atar ttnnnar. Maettus. IN
vader. Third Degree fnps<saa.
pmfsr's Nitr. and . great MANY
others. and Il wss aHly - tho
junior championship that No svso
WAS crowded AFT that rses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
Ski Weather

PARADISE VALLEY ~ n.s1i
ep~a Ia Falls. ehaias Required ~
lengmire. temperature ~ ID ~
gre~s. thr~e iHeh~s ~ new sssoW !
total ef lb1 iWrhes. overcast. With
snow and southwest wind. sl4itaG
xood.
MT. BAkER LODGE ~ maeA
spen IA lodge; snow nm roaA frssa
Klsrler Ia lodge. ehsiss v~sssers1s
temperature ~ n degre~si twe
inches ~ p~w snew: total ~ ine
,nehesg overcast. with nssssessse
snow. skiing good.
sNOQuAI.lMlE PASS So Nesth
B~nd IN E~ston. saew nWd tes %
road chains requlr~d. Temperature
NJ ~ degrees. thr~~ Inches ef new
snow. total ~ ~ taek~sl ever
raAt. with Hight Snow shitng gssd.
PARK JuNGTtON--s1es %
Rad from three sniles ssss ~
EausnrIAw Ia Pngk JunetfoW. tssss.
J,esstare II ~ dsgs~es; nse bschss
Of sew SHAW. total ~ ~ isehss;
overcast.
CAyusE pAss-~ITessi ~ ia
Inches skiing good.
MILWAUKEE sMt nOWl
inyskj---Tsmpesatnse ~ n De-
xre~s; s"s ises ~ s~~ shaw.
total ~ 30 inches. eisssssy. VITA
brisk esss Wind and hight SAW
fiussiesl skiing xosd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
CoIored Women's
Quint Due Here

The Chicago culorwd cnsesls,
booked A. worlds champions in
women. basketball. viii appear
for the first time In Tacoma Nun.
day night, They Will meet. strange
~ enough. team composed n
men. the city league sll-stars. The
contest viii be played IN tho Linz
coin gymnasium. starting at \
o'clock
II viii mark th~ FIRST eaat~.t
hrtwcen MEMS and w"osea's
trans In Tacoma. Tho de-esi.,
appearing against es~n's assin-
tets. WIN many more kans~s
than they lest In = recent thur
Of southwest Washington.
The team boasts twa aii-Amef-
leans, Helen Smith and Kate Hard.
Miss Smith II six feel seven
inches tall she II an excellent
player, but doesn't oonfine her
activities 10 just straight basket.
ball She wssyes a good deal ~
comedy into her playing Miss
Hard. In recent games. Justified
her claim 10 stardom by scoring II
points In Bellinghsm. IN In Hoo
quiam. and ~ In Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
More Opposition To Attack On "a
Union Fishers
Promise Help

Commercial net fishermen vii
stand with the spnrtsmen and
other groups resisting the attack
by Gov. Clarence Il Martin on
Initiative No. =, the snti-sslnen
trap law.
That much sas assured . large
attendance A. meeting NJ the
Tacoma sportsmens association
last night hy joe Zurich. secretary
nf the Puget Sound District United
Fishermens unions
Zurich made il plain commercial
neitsrs did not AJAX for an amend
ment 10 the law which would per.
nit commercial anglers To take
..pinkse On restricted scale in some
waters Of the state now closed.
That part Of the program 10 be
Iieved TO have been political
wedge 10 split the sportsmen and
the solid front Of union fishermen
W. 4. Richmond. former
legislator aud gallant defender
OF II when hr WAS In oiNus-
pia. warned that = hitter hat
tie IL certain. Tie made II plain
the politician. ARE NJ WORN
and thai sportsm~n mn.t
work Commercially 10 thwart
th~ plan To restore the traps.
Speakers urged that lodges and
organizations Of various kinds he
lined up with IN. sportsmen and
cunservationlsts
The sportsmen's assoeia | u n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
Anti.POllutiOn
Law Proposed

of three meD--the state health
director rs chairman, the d.
rector of conservation and the
director of fisheries. They
would appoint = sanitary en-
gineer, salary 10 be not more
than $1,000 per year.
The authority's duties would b
To encourage public cooperation
make rules and regulations. MAKE
Investigations and conduct re-
search. receive complaints and Pc
utions. conduct public hearings
publish findings ard enforce rllI-
ings.
AL sewage systems In the state
would BE- subject 70 the authority
approval
The authority would poAsess
power. with consent Of county
prosecutor and city attorney con
cerned. Or the state attorney gen
eral. 10 institute legal proceedings
10 sbsts pollution.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03

CHURCHILL. DOWNS. NJ
VI Chico 10 certain Ia ee made ths
winter hpek fasesits far ths aash
running al the Kentucky Darby
IN May 4. and never Vas there
. three. Year-ala uhase ssnFy. aud
whose performance. have hrsn
frwishted with more that ~ pie
turesaus and more that - wonder
flIl and more thai - strange.
~ Ghlee. - q i~a yssraaid ~
ipss. went 10 the pess sssrn times.
mei the greatest youngsters IN
training and VA. unbcalrns
The summary of hir career 10
April Youthful stakes. Jsimaira
June IL Dover stakes. Delaware
Park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03

CAPITOL Olympia - Designed
To protect public health and game
fish streams and laks and
coastal waters anti-pollution meas
ure mas been INTRODUCED In the
lower house OF the legislature BY
Rep II. y. Barney Jackson.
South Tacoma. member Of Taco.
ma sportsmen association
The Dill. If made law. would set
forth q state public policy to
-. preserve the natural
purity Of the water Of all
streams. lakes. watersheds and
the coastal areas of the state,
In the interest Of the public
welfare
-. for the protection and
conservation Of the public heaph,
and recreation and enjoyment Of
the people IT..
and for ths protection
and conservation Of FISH. aquatic
life and migratory birds
and TO foster and en-
courage the cooperation Of the
people. Of Industries, Of incorpO-
rated cities, and OF towns and
counties, in preventing ana con-
trolling the pollution of said
waters
THREE MAN BOARD
The proposed law would provide
for setting up a state sanitary
authority.
Discharge Of sewage or waste
INTO waters, as described, would
De forbidden.
The authority would consist
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
Ex-coIIege Stars
In David Lineup

The Bearded Aces of the House
of David will present a star-spsn-
gled lineup against General Mo-
tors in their exhibition game at
Eatonyilie Saturday night
The Aces, triumphant nj 81 of
their 90 contests so far this sra
son, viii be represented by five
former college stars three from
the University Of Wisconsin. one
from Holy Cross. and one from
Notre Dame
Such players as Heif Dubouski,
Ossie Swinehart, Duke Miliheam.
Al Podwell, Bob Hallisey and
Doug Pharo Will see wrviee
against the City league team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
HANSEN vs.. MAZETTE ON MAT

Billy Hansen. winner u four
main events IN q ro9 here, viii
again headline next Monday ~rss-
ting card at Greenwich Coliseum.
meeting Joe Mszette. 225-pound
Brooklyn Italian. Promoter Jack
Common announced Thursday.
Hansen started bis victory string
against Sailor Barto a month ago,
then took the measure Of Cliff
Thiede and has mopp.d UP on Dave
johnson the past two Mondays
aszstts comes here with inc
personal recommendation Of none
other than Ted King Kong Cox.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03

the Lodi. Cal. heavyweight who
ranks No. | Among thu mat Vii.
iains who have appeared IN Tia
coma
II ths Brooklyn heavyweight
turns Out TO DE william. however.
hr'll have a stormy evening With
Hansen. who has shown a tendency
10 open np" on opponents of
that sort Tihe Utah heavy IL .
highly ethical performer himself.
stitching "a scientific wrestling a.
much as possible. bat gets power
fully mean whsn MS ire Ia aroused.
Three other matches viii com
pists The card,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
Commercial League
Ends Play Tonight

The Commercial ltsgne teahoh
ends Thursday night with a six
game program In the Stadium gym-
nasium.
Titles In both A and u divisions
will be at stake. In the A division
Dupont Athletic club can win the
championship II II defeats South
Tacoma In the 7 o'clock opener.
Other contests pair Reeses BARRIERS
and Nally's at = and Cit Top and
Rybin's at o.
In the Il division. Archer's Con-
fectionery and American, tied for
first place, Will play for the crown.
They will take the floor at 7. Bur
nett Brothers and Community
House meet Mt .. and B'nai Birth
plays Oakland at y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
Have Secure
League Lead
NORTHERN CONFERENCE
ANnINES


EUGENE. ore.=The University
Of Oregon basketball team rested
today, secure in the knowledge
that only series of phenomenal
upsets could shut them out of the
Northern division championship
The Webfoots. paced by For
ward Laddy Gale, raced to their
second consecutive victory over
the Washington Huskies last
night. SIS to AZ, and in so doing
hung up their eighth straight
victory. Tuesday night the Ducks
dropped the visitors 81 TO 40
BY sweeping the series,
Oregon disposed of the one
rival accorded chance at
the title. and today the Ducks
looked ahead to only six more
games, three of them at home.
Washington has ten more tilt.
most of them on the road. while
Washington State. with four de-
feats, must win eight in a row to
seriously threaten Oregon.
Last nights game failed to pro-
duce the pyrotechnics of the night
before, although the opening
minutes We're fast and hard
fought. with Washington leading
momentarily only to yield at the
eight-minute point.
NEVER HEADED
After that, Oregon never was
headed with bip Slim Wintarn,ufa
s foot s inch center. plopping in
n succession of goals and Gale
steaming up toward the end of the
half. The midway count was q
to 81.
In the second half the Web
foots ran away from firing
Washington team. even with
the addition of Dick Voelker.
was unable to match the fiery
speed of its opponents.
Coach Hec Edmundson. in
gesture of surrender, sent an en-
tire new team into the game with
only five minutes to play and
Oregon leading SIS to 35. The
second stringers took advantage
of a relaxed Webfoot team to push
the score up to AZ.
BY dropping II points last night
after scoring Is the night before,
Gale built his conference scoring
total to %. an average of 1913 per
game. He needs only Sc more
points to break the 16-game record
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
CLUB OPPOSES
SALMON TRAPS

The Washington Fish e. Game
association last night joined nu-
merous other organizations IN op-
posing a change In No. II, anti
salmon trap law TIE club went
on record at meeting Last night
also. the organization opposed any
salt water fishermen's license or a
raise IN the state game license.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
PORTLAND PROTESTS ICE LOSS

SEATTLE Portland today pro
tested It's o TO ) defeat by Seattle
in a Pacific Coast Ice Hockey
league game last night The
game WAS one of the fastest and
toughest Of the season
Goalie Andy Aiikenhead. acting
manager for Portland. argued 10
minutes with Referees Bill Shaver
and Cameron proudlock that Coal
Judge Ed pefciysi be replaced.
Aitkenhead contended . tie-
breaking shot by Frank Daley
hit the outside goal pipe. Per
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03

aIsaI Judged that u cfossed
the Eaai line.
Rules formerly provided that
either team could demand . change
In goal judges, but The book now
gives all discretion 10 the referee.
Shaver saw no reason 10 replace
Psrfivai and Aitksnh~sd said
Portland would play under protest
Seattle scored five times IN =
wild second period tn beat The
lssgue-isading Bueharoos
A fist fight between Pat Esan
and Ron Sutherland added to the
excitement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03

passed = resolution opposing any
change IN =
nail Harvey. I.ss naet. and
William rsffsf we're nsfHed a.
committee 10 represent the ssso-
citation ~ = meeting ~ the State
Salmon Conservation leagns IN
Seattle
state Senator q. n Newsletter,
Pierce county. Was lsudrd fnr his
resclutt stand against The COVER
nnfs henehmsn Ia their fight
against The anti.trar Law.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
Meet Charming Golden Dawn

SHOWER OF GOLD. masterfu little pointing lad, no" IN
her happ, hunting grounds, didn't the long last
hunt without leaving her ab, behind for the pleasure oil
mankind
Take Golden Dawn for instance the two,ear-od gr Of
the pointing breed and granddaughter of Gode owned by
Frank Graham Tacoma sportsman and dog fancier
Gold formerly owned by Al and Betty
Reisinger Golden Dawn action
probably Well little granddaughter Marvellous Why
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
BASKETBALL

Lineoin's fighting basketball
team will be out 10 defeat thu
~alla "ails squad for ssvsrsi
reasons 1hen they play The Blue
Devils tomorrow night on the Aba
naples
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
ROOTS For SHORT

CHICAGO The full name of
Boots" Weber. Cub vice president
and treasurer. is Carl August
Friedrich Wilhelm Won Wollen-
weber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
Bitter Ice
War Waged
HOCKEY STANDING.

The Alt Heidelberg Beer Barons
continue to rule the roost in the
Tacoma Amateur Hockey league
as result of their : to rough
and tumble win over cammarano
Brothers in the feature game of
the twin bill at the Lakewood ice
arena last night. In the prelimin-
airy contest Medosweef Diaries
scored a to 0 shutout over CRIT
fin Fuel.
The second game on the pro-
gram was one of those thrilling
contests with flying fists, hard
checking and fast skating keeping
the crowd on edge throughout.
Play hardly was a few minutes
old before Don McChesney. Cam
defense man. and Lloyd Smith.
Heidelberg spare. came to blows.
The boys did not settle their diff
ferences on the ice and continued
to battle it out amongst the over
flow crowd. Spud Zemek and
George Goldsberry tangled in the
latter part of the contest with
zemek being carried off of the
ice unconscious
The Goldsberry boys. George
and Stan, counted most of the
Heidelberg points with each
getting three goals and an as
sist. The first two periods of
the game were evenly played
but the Beer Barons pulled
ahead In the final period.
The opening contest on the bill
saw the Griffins shut out for the
second successive week as the
Medosweet boys scored almost at
will. Top scoring honors in this
fray went to Louie Weir with four
goals and an assist. Bill Farwell,
Dairy goalie. turned in fine per-
formance stopping many near i'm
possible shots to turn in the second
shutout of the season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03

your old erandmammy record I'm
0 Here IS what Golden Dawn COMPETE
ton to date: - -, -. TT. -. 49,, IA,
against some OF the best aase dogs
At Goodng Idaho following the slsge
At sacramento Cal derby and alase
Back in Washington again the Spokane
Coming home the Tacoma Field Trials club
the Trials club derbes In Nov and Dec
Has Her Own LII Ones
GOLDEN DAWN also is a nanny in her own nght sne
has five puppies born last April and all of them pointing
and backing up already
One owned by Lloyd Suffer- Tacoma, has seen Suffer
knock down go pheasants her in Idaho
Another is owned by John Kaufman. Tacoma while Mrs.
Graham has the remaining three
picture to the five little puppies point and BACK NJ
Golden Dawn too is preparing behind just
as did the grand Gold
Nifty Hunter out of Fleetwood Gode one oil
Shower of daughters
And this Golden Dawn dog the
seasoned of the canine hunting breeds would
cherish . 80 .,..- :. -, 49,, IN
north centraia No one barred THIS Is VIDE open
Listen...
GREAT change Dir, Dean In accepting the
~ award from Philadelphia Sports Writer'S association for the
athlete of the year the former gabby and Great
puncured Gabb Hartn and the others for
the Cubs Wallace Wade of Duke named In Detroit
grid man OF the year "ei ne mas tea
when YOU Perhaps this Rex Carey,
Canadian mddleweght now Iaeoman w De box
click and pave, he has started they'll
boxing he broke his " hand IN title fght t'ts-
The Pirates want TO abide by the sg
reports has received $50 fan letter urging him TO come
back Tacoma He viii Bliss Croft stadium star
diver not better than any diver Tiger
history = Youn Holingbes face when
Gonzaga coach to ioyoa Of California
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DOB BROWNS been coming docn here grobbin off orr
former Stadium high baseball youngsters. Fristdnee
Bill Sfocklin crack catcher Al Libke and Mel Giles
pic pitchers Is there Heath or an Areru such Seattle
miss IN he proup9
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Totals -. -. % IL 3
Officials. Frank Heniges, Portland.
Emil Piluso. Portland.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-04-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS RECEIVED

Announcements have been re-
ceived by relatives in this county
of the recent marriage of Miss
Margaret Hamrick, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hamrick of
Forest City, to Mr.. William Ben
nett West.
The wedding was Solemnized
in the Methodist church in Rich
mond, Va, by the pastor, on
March 30, in the presence of a
few intimate friends.
Mrs. West has been employed
at Dunbar Hospital, Williams
burg, Va, for the past year.
Mr.. West, who is the son of
Mr.. A. B. West and the late Mrs.
West of Huddleston, Va, is also
employed at Dunbar. Mr.. and
Mrs. West will continue in their
present positions for a while.
Mrs. West is known to many
people in this section as she has
often visited her aunt, Mrs. J. c..
Speers and relatives in this Sec
ton.