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Playfair Results

FirstRace claiming: -.
Precicely dye 80. $50 4l0 5go
Merry Day CRbtsn) o.7o 5.I0
Vine Tine. l "a SIS. Gold Re, SILK Train,
Fredericka also ran .,,.a.
Booter Chief (sperryl $3.50 1920 40
High Trust (collins) 4lo 800
Crushed Ice (Craiglnyle) $50
Time, l:22. Earle p. Dlscobulus.
Winter Neighbor, Native Daughter
Warrior. Lyons also ran.
Flying Fac CRbtsonl $50 40 2eo
Little Mickey (zufelD 40 90
Time, :57s-5. Beauty Ban. Miss
Marcus Brilliant Belle. Early Flight
and Windrocket also ran.
Babur CPalmer) -. $50 $50 $40
Shasta Fitz Napier. $40 32o
Flossmoor (ZufelD 40
Time az as. Jane Bruce, SKY
shoot. claeton. Morfire and Little Lao
Fifth Race - $500. claiming; IA
Weeping Waters -. 1880 $40 4so
Dougherty)
Evidently lSperry) ll1O o21
Happy Dan (Palmer) so
fine, $50 Roll Home, Big Reck-
oning. Altadawn, Chan Chan Brown
jug also ran.
sixth Race-Allowsnces; about five
furlongs:
Miss Lizzie Rbtson) 7.30 $40 2so
Chile Snow (Sperry). 4l4O 2-o0
Fleet Girl dye -. $50
Time. SO AS. Crown Flight, Has
tada, Miss Bees Wing also ran.
seventh Race - Handicap; ! lis
miles:
Big Pine (Craigmyle) 1l.40 $50 300
Lame Duck Dye) :. 1l.60 40
Ethelmont CRbtson).. ESQ
Time, AZ 2-5. joey, Dipperconard,
Nakasun also ran.
Eighth Race-s600, claiming; ! lis
miles.
Union Girl Palmer) 114o $40 $50
Train Signal (Sperry) $50 500
Curious Dye) ..... 800
Time l:46. Sunny Dolas, Kilbirnie,
Glad Santa, Hainorb and Just Mrs.
also ran.
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BY NORMAN sPER
HOUSTON, Texas - The m

HOUSTON, Texas - The most
unpredictable football conference
in the country TO try to figure Is
the Southern Conference.
Last year we were lucky, not
because we predicted that Texas
Christian would win the confer
ence race and they did. but be-
cause we stuck out neck into the
lions mouth when We said it to
500 enthusiast Rice supporters
in Houstan last September.
This year our choice is Rice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
Elmendorf Named
Lettermen's Prexy

Football Letterman Jerry Elm
endorf was installed az the Lin
soln High Lettsrman's club presi-
dent at the first meeting Of the
club. He succeeds Bob Maycumber,
last year track and football letter.
man.
Elmendorf's aides viii be Art
Mortenson, vice president; Walt
Dingfield. secretary; Aldo Bene-
detti, treasurer, and Tom Cam
eron, sergeant-at-arms.
Retiring officers include May
cumber; Jack Godfrey, vice presi-
dent; Bryce Lilly, secretary; Jess
Cooper, treasurer, and Jack Nor
tenson. sergeant-at-arms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
Abes Fighting
For Grid Posts

lac sesar - ~ starting pcsts -
The Ae~ VARSITY sisvsn.
Win ths annual lssnsf7s NJ w>1h
stadium slated fpr Friday. ceern
Kd<ils s<h~sFs declared isst fsw
regular n~sths wsys ssrtAtnttse.
and thai several pn~stis~s weald
b. asssfminss durAs tsss weeks
arins.
IL The bsskfssld. ssvssu1 nsw-
comsss hsys caught HE sys. but
thus far nchwsrs has ksps ~ iss.
tsrmsn combination lntaes. Tney
are ''Nobbssv MsTehssinl quarter
Ruhs Nsison. full, and Lloyd c'hsie-
tainssn and Tray uaeh. halves.
othss hacks Include Jack Grove,
Tom cemsroe. NIB cots. pu
Lumssisn and Johnny Johnsua.
lane pssssssas ase W. go
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aegsiskt ~ ~ pdsss ~ 80
sehn Clask. inshy ssates. -
Wayne sisyss. sturdy Jsssss.
Frifa Craig and ifowis ryfsr
reserve letter winners. along with
Dick Hunt. rsphomors. are In ths
midst Of . three-msn tussls fos
one guard post. while lack God
frey. . regular end Iast ssasoa.
has = slight edge ovsr oens Morris.
np from the reserves. for the other.
Alan smyshs. is0.poundsr. and
Pete stojsek. brother Of ths TIM
mortal Frank. have . slight edge
In ths tackle division. bat Dave
stokssberry. 100; Keith Brown.
i7b. and Chuck Mo-. $50. are stlIl
In thr reckoning.
A pair Of six-foot winsmsn. Ted
Iuffsr and Logan blades. are stay-
ing of challenges from Dsx Hut
ton. Bob Hoksnssn. swsds smdth
and R<x Burns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
ANOTHER BOWLING LEAGUE OPENS

Farm Maid Ice Cream: I'D
Portmann, captain; Charley
Mettler, Ed Grenier, Earl
Brady and Andy Bertha.
Frank Fox Soldering Tires:
Frank Fox, captain; Jim Hill,
Auggie Won Boecklin, Joe Des-
mond and Leo Ashe. Coast
House Materials: Bonnie Ger
vais, captain; Ernie Enright,
Dan Teskey, Augie Leppert
and Virgil Nelson.
The Industrial league and the
Eagles circuit also bowl at the
Broadway alleys tonight, while al
the Play Nor alleys. the X Street
Booster leagues No. / and No. z
enter their second week Of play.
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nseeks<s~ Sunday. medal play
fAfrt dlvisson. y. Keass. Fac -.
a. ysnaks. 7e-s a, aseuad sivt.
sen. Forest Msingafs. .s.tT--ai /.
Bob Wilson. 7s-ls g. uthef
scores Hsinls fiademsn. Sab
sa. Frank Ruffo. sa-ie 80. Art
James. 1877 IA Bob AilArd ~
10 Il. Jack Johnsoa. soss-7i.
Saturday. fisgrtopi FIRST aisi-
sion. Ted Tayburn. 20 yards off
10th tee. Second division. Harry
sa,ferise. IL inches from 10Th cup.
The Mountain View Golf club
Of Olympia evened its homeland.
home series with Rroosdsls. win
ming AZ Olympia Sunday. %1 TO
asi.. Brookdale won by a score 81
~ 10 rs tn their first meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
Ward Makes
Two Decisions

SPOKANE. Wash. - n1ssvta
mud Ward. Ne new ssttssai
sswsssar gelf ehssmp,s~. ssss1s
I've ae<a.lan. today On T,ss
Ne win mot turn pss IN the I'm
mediate fusus~. sad tsi that ~
WIN play IN eeiy ess nssre
tournament this season. ~
yshim. es~n tbs weekend.
Altar tkr~~ announcements.
Ward tsxsa Ia rest up fssss hls
strenuous week. ~ Chicago,
where hs busted off Hay MI
lows of PeuKhke~p~is. n. r..
--vea and five. saturday Ia -
come the naiisn's t'est amateur
golfer. Ward arrived hsnse BY
airplAne last night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

1Z0. Last season there were
IS teams affiliated.
The officers of the league are
E. J. Enright, president, and
Charley Mettler, secretary-treas-
urer. The team sponsors and the
members are as follows:
Fuel Oil Service: Jack Barry,
captain; George Boscovuch, Ted
Gaffney, George Hoffner and
Louie Burke. Center Street Serv-
ice Station: Charles Toynbee, cap
tain; Joe Hayes. Jack Fisher, DR..
Joe Mclaughlin and Verne Cham
payne. Mallon Motors: Luman
Hawley, captain; Tommy MslIon,
Cecil cayanaugh, Dale Forken-
brock and Bernie Mccormick,
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Three other first string players
played out their eligibility. But
even that doesn't keep T. c. u.
from southwest championship con-
aderation.
They still can put an all
lettermen team on the field,
all Of whom played more than
100 minutes In 1898. In LooBey
and Horner they have the best
pair of ends In the southwest.
Defensively the team will not
be an strong because of HI Al
drich's absence. He was TIC.
us great defensive power.
Texas A e. NJ must find passer.
Derace Moser, sophomore and
five-sport man may be just what
the doctor ordered for Coach HON.
err Norton. In Boyd, Norton has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
Golfers To Compete
At Timberline Lodge

1lMbEhLINE LODGE, Ore. -
Open TO all amateurs and with di-
visions for men and women. the
first annual Timberline Lodge
amateur golf tournament will be
held Sept. 80 and Oct. / on the
Mt Hood nine-hole course at
Welches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
Why,T

JEWELL, ore.-~T'he Jewell high
school football team praetiesd
without coach today. Mentor
Hoxsey J. Borden suffered rup.
tured leg muscle when he at
tempted 60 show a novice halfbaek
the art of blocking.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
Local Lawn Bowlers
Defeat Renton Squad

The Tacoma lawn bowierE de-
feated Renton on Wright park
courts yesterday to take the sec
and Of q homs-and-home affair.
Renton won the first Mt Hsnton-
The third match viii be played
later. Renton has proved a most
hospitabls host.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

an outstanding tackle who ranks
the best OF them. John Kimbrough
viii be T.c.U's Sparks. closest
rival for All-conference fullback
honors. Guards and pass catching
ends viii be their weakness, they
lost all their 1888 starting guards
and ends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
Yankees Take
Two Beatiings

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The Reds moved nearer fhe
National league pennRni when they
held their 3is game advantage by
dividing a douhlehssder with the
Bees Despite SIX errors the Reds
won the opener. s-5. when Harry
Craft doubled home. the winning
tally with Two out in the seventh.
Paul Derringer. although allowing
Il hits. stuck II out 10 win his 22nd
victory. The Bees snapped a six
game losing streak in winning the
nightoap, SO.
GIANTS HELP REDS
The Giants helped the Reds
cause when they divided two with
the Cards. Carl Hubbell conquered
Morton Cooper TO win the opener.
2-i. The Cards won the nightcap,
2-l. when Fiddler Bill MCGEE. with
some ninth inning aid from Bob
Bowman, pitched four hitter.
Brooklyn became a definite con-
tender for third place. smacking
the Cubs down twice, l0-4 and 80
Big John Gees debut was spoiled
when the Pirates made eight errors,
and the $4,000 southpaw lost his
first major league start to the
Phillies. "a. The Pirates grabbed
the afterpiece. 10-l, as Bob klinger
hurled a four hitter.
In the American league the
third-place White Sox held
their half-game lead over the
Indians by breaking even with
the Red Sox. Lefty Lee, allow
ing three hits, won the first
game. 6-l. The Red Sox ham
mered out Is hits TO grab the
nightcap. 1853.
The Indians made five errors
10 help stall Bob Teller in his
quest Of victory No. % Joe Can
tenbein's single in the eighth drove
in the two winning runs in a AZ
victory. The Indians won the
second game, 1875.
Hank Greenbergs homer in the
18th gave Detroit 81 victory
over Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
FLORIDA TURF DATES

MIAMI, F1a.-The Florida sea
son will last 90 racing days this
winter, starting Dec. Fl and con-
tiHuing until April 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
WEIR WAS BEST

MADISON = Harry stuhldreher,
Wisconsin coach. says the greatest
player he ever opposed In football
was Ed Weir, Nebraska taelsis Of
Is years ago.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
METHoDIsTs NEED LiNEu

coUTHERN METHODIST has a
- backfield that should do a lot
of damage but they need line
TO help them do IT. Ends and
guards are their weakness. Re
serves and experience for those
positions must be found before
s.M.U. can do better than fourth.
Arkansas comes 10 the 1888
football wars with a good line,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

EsEopss ear u isst . fntnos
sksrrnlsh IN ~ mlnds a iieeain
- compared wssh the fierce ftshf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

rounds were played Saturday and
Sunday, and two more rounds VIII
be played over the coming week
end.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

II you're not using 1t, sell 1t with
a Fast-Action Times Want AID.
Call Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

ne City Bowling associefioa
meeting billed for tonight be- been
postponed until Monday night
Sept 20. Vance Mcclure secres
tary, IL out Of the city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

I, was . perfect week for those
three Tacoma and Pierce county
prep squads Bellarmine. Puyallup
and Sumner who pried off the
high school football lid. but local
dopesters were scanning other
statewide results 70 gain an In
sight on future grid combsts
Stadium and Lincoln fans noted
that Beliingham, Everett and
walla walla. fellow Cross state
league members. looked impressive
In their initial starts, while the
strength OF the Yakima and Brem-
erton elevens was still a mystery.
Everett seagulls threatened TO
score several times before Ted
Aschenbrenner, with only three
minutes to 20, tossed five-yard
pass into the arms of Bob Cum
Minis TO chalk up the touchdown
that beat Great Falls. Mont. TO.
at Great Falls Saturday night.
Aschenbrenner's passing was the
sensation of the game.
Bellingham Red Raiders also
exhibited q nifty passing at
tack with the new Raider
quarterback. Lou Farnsworth,
Tagging two touchdown
aerials that helped beat Sedro-
WooIley Cubs, 1912, at sedro-
Woolley Friday night.
Walla Walla Blue Devils handed
It's ancient rival, Mac-Hi of Milton
Freewater, a 200 defeat. the worst
beating for either team since 1881.
The Armand Jeffs eleven looked
plenty smooth.
WILDCATS SATISFIED
Bremerton Wildcats were quite
satisfied with their showing
against the strong Aberdeen Bob
cats, who, with three sll-Southwest
players, only defeated the Wild
cats. 1910, at Aberdeen. Bremen
ton could do nothing with the
heavy Aberdeen line.
Yakima Pirates failed 10 score
in their 12-minute session in the
Yakima Valley jamboree at Yak
ina Friday night. The Buccaneers
drew Toppenish who has not been
rated by Yakima observers as a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
my THORNHILL Must PRODUCE AT STANFORD THIS YEAF

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Art krsss ssd Jsvvp nvsedfieId
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-11
Attacks Upon
Radio Station
In Bucharest

Bucharest, Roumania, Feb. IL
(AP)-Soldiers firing rifles and pis-
tolls in a brisk clash with terrorists
last night repulsed what appeared to
be an effort to seize the Bucharest
radio station. An announcement of
the clash was withheld until this noon
and there was nothing in the brief
communique to indicate whether the
attackers were outlawed iron guard
conspirators, who have played major
roles in Roumania S recent domestic
troubles.
The communique stated that one of
the attacking group was killed and
Is captured. Troops said the assault
was easily resisted
In darkness, the fighting occurred
on all sides of the station, which is
in a sparsely populated district four
miles from the Bucharest city limits.
Wary because of excitement provok-
ed by the trial of iron guard mem
bers who have fascist sympathies, at
Cluj, where a military court sentenced
two persons to death and 56 to prison
terms yesterday, the government
strengthened guards all about public
buildings and reinforced troops in the
radio district. y
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-11
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
R,r HENRX AVERIII.

Raleigh, Feb. 1.-THE boys who are
doing the figure-judgling in the great
budget-balancing act of this General
Assembly have been putting out
some rather pessimistic news in the
past few days.
AS a matter of fact, they are both
cred some, but they still have several
aces UP their sleeve, and when the
proper time comes, they will. slip them
out, do a bit of addition, subtraction
and sleight of hand and come up with
the pleased assertion that the budget
for the next biennium is all hcnky
dory, balanced and everything.
Friday afternoon, Senator H. P.
Taylor, chairman and real big-shot of
the finance committee, told the joint
group from Senate and House that
the situation is somewhat serious. He
outlined losses in revenue from Bud
get Commission estimates, set off
against them some few pick-ups in
anticipated col ections and arrived at
the mountaineering summation that
as Of that moment the committee is
faced with the necessity of finding
some 100000 extra revenue for each
year of the coming biennium.
This was worked out, he said, on
a foundation stone of advice from
the appropriations committee that
proposed expenditures for the next
two years will not be more than $780,
600 per year higher than Budget Com
mission estimates.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-11
NewHearing
Is Requested
By Teachers
Class Room Group
Wants New Say Be-
fore Money Bill Is
Approved; Call on
Governor for Assist
anCe

Raleigh, Feb. 11.-(AP) Members
of the State Class Room Teachers
Association decided here today to ask
the joint appropriations committee
for another hearing on teachers sal
aries before it reports the appropria-
tons hi | to the legislature.
This committee yesterday lowered
next biennium's public school appro-
priation by $241, 313, apparently end
ing the possibility of two more pay
increments for teachers as well as
rem. The town is nearer to Warren
and pension funds.
The approximately 400 teachers at
today's meeting were told by Miss
Agnes McDona d, of Greensboro, pres
ident of the association, that the high
est paid classroom teachers get only
$2.71 day figured on year-round
basis.
A delegation was to call on Cover
nor Hoey this afternoon in the inter-
est of restoring pay cuts taken by
teachers in recent years. The COVER
nor had recommended a ninth and
tenth pay increment for instructors.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-11
Prince and Peasant
Pay Final Homage
'IoDeceased Pontiff
Throngs Pass Bier of
Pope Plus in Sistine
Chapel in r o m e !;
Bishops Hear Message
He Had Prepared For
Them

Vatican City, Feb. 11-(AP)-Prince
and peasant today joined in homage
to Iope Plus XI before his bier in
the Sistine Chapel where he lay in
state.
Crown Prince Humberto was es-
corted into the chapel by the Italian
AMBASSADOR to the holy see and thou
sands of rank and file Italians and
foreigners climbed the long stairs off
s.. Peters piazza and passed reverent-
~ around the bier.
The holy fathers body, clothed in
white and wearing a priests red
chasuble, lay near the entrance of the
chapel. On his head was a gold
bishops mitre. His hands enclosed in
red gloves, were folded, and held a
small crucifix. His feet were in red
slippers.
Uniformed noble guards stood at
the four corners of the bier. Papal
gentlemen in waiting were in med
aeval costumes with great lace ruff
collars. Swiss guards, in bright strip
ed costumes, designed by Michael An
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-11
Sanford Coal
Mine to Open
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
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Raleigh, Feb 11-North Carolina
NAV never take rank among the lead
ing producers of coal, but the extern
sive deposits along Deep River, near
Sanford, though lying in chatham
county, will soon be worked again, &C
cording to State Geologist H. J. Bry-
son.
The mine, with it's equipment ana
about $500 acres of land, was recent
Nv bought by the Carolina Fuel and
TRANSPORTATION Company, which also
has secured 25-year leases on more
than 5000 acres of adjoining lana.
AS soon as the mine shaft can be de-
watered and new machinery Installed
operations will commence. The new
company is headed by Major w. II.
Cralie, of Fort Myers, Fla, as presl-
dent and former Senator Frank
Gardner, of New York, as treasurer.
Major Cralie and Senator Gardner
will be in charge of operations.
The new owners expect production
of 1000 tons a day or more. They
will employ about 400, with an an
nual payroll of more than hat
million dollars.
The mine was operated for many
years by the Carolina Coal and BY
Products Company. One or two ma
jor accidents, including an unex-
planned explosion which cost hal a
dozen lives some ten years ago, clos
ed down the mine. New safeguards
have been devised, and there IS be-
lleved to be minimum OF danger
now.
"The coal freAn this mine is of ex-
cellent quality and high volatility,
said Mr.. Bryson. ut is ideal for use
in D ants that use pulverized coal. 1t
is also good for railroad locomotives. y
It is understood that the producers
have prospective sale for all the coal
they can produce, many of the in
quiries coming from nearby plants
which are burdened with the exces-
sive freight rates now applicable to
coal shipments.