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Church of Txo Worlds.

Living Religion" will be the sub
ject Of the Rev. H. Gordon Bur-
roughs tomorrow evening at the Ho-
tel Continental. Messages, follow
Ing the lecture by the minister, will
be given at the Wednesday evening
service.
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vice president; Mrs. Lena Beall,
treasurer; Mrs. Elsie Brittle, record
ing secretary: Mrs. Louise Darne,
corresponding secretary.
William s. Egbert, past president
of the Mems Bible Glass. Mount
Rainier Christian Church, has been
named editor Of Everyman, the
weekly publication Of the class,
which is beginning its third year of
publication.
Howard M. Stackhouse, vice presi-
dent of the Organized Bible Glass
Association, will be the speaker at
business and social meeting Of the
Wesley Glass of Brightwood Park
M. E. Church Tuesday evening. p.
M. Parrows. president Of the chss,
will preside.
The National Woman's Bible
Glass Of the National City Christian
Church will hold a business meeting
at the home Of Mrs. H. E. Burton,
Naval Observatory grounds, January
80 at 8 pm. The business session
will be followed by social.
The Mems Bible Glass of Calvary
M. E. Church will hold its annual
oyster supper at the church next
Wednesday from to 7 o'clock. The
proceeds are applied to the support
Of child at the Swartzell Home for
Children.
The Potomac Mems Bible Glass
Of Potomac Chapel M. E. Church
South held q business meeting last
Thursday night and plans were an
nounced for the minstrel show to be
held at the Potomac Md) School
next Friday at 8 pm. A. E. Cotting-
ham is the director.
The Women's Bible Glass of Mount
Rainier Christian Church elected
the following officers: Mrs. M. E..
Gates, president: Mrs. Alice Pryor,
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Joseph
Langford, teacher. Mrs. Gates had
perfect attendance record for 1898.
Mrs. Caroline Emery has resigned as
president Of the Loyal Berean Glass
and Mrs. Helen B. Bower is acting
as president until the election is
held.
Louis I. Obergh, chairman Of the
Christmas Committee Of the Phi
Gamma Kappa Glass of Metro
politan Baptist Church, reported
that six families had been assisted
with food. fuel, clothing and toys,
from the fund contributed by mem
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Mount Bethel (CoIored)

Rev. DR.. K. W. Roy viii preach
Sunday 1T II am. on The Duty of
Preparing for the Future World"
and at 8 pm. on The Power Of Or
ganization." Prayer meeting and
young folks meeting Thursday
night.
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Mckinley Memorial (Colore,

Mckinley Memorial (Colored).
DR.. S. Geriah Lamkin will preach
at II am. and 8 pm. Holy COM
munion, $3.50 pm. Prof. and Mrs.
Hines Of Nashville, Tenn, will show
moving pictures Of the life of Christ
Thursday at $50 pm.
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Fifteenth Street.

At II O'Clock, sermon by the Rev.
Leslie L. Bowers on 'Unmastered
Lives" Evening service of evan
gehstic hymns and Bible quiz" at
3 O'Clock. Topic, Would You Have
Followed?"
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A Lesson for the Week
Musings Of q Traveller on
Mount Of Tronsfieuroti
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.


Palestine despite
prevailed
land Of outstanding trips to Caesarea Pppi
returned Tabgha
fear
Of the terrorists
sojournng Phipp, villages
overlooked little
His three most intimate friends
mountain proved
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News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
loeoI Organizations
By PAGE Nick. ETCHISON,
DYesident OrRanixed Rihla Class Associa tioo


The Bible Association Washington
City Church Of the Brethren Fourth North Carolina
Sc, Monday at 75 in connection with
conference under the Columbia
Association Dr. A. W. Cummings president will preside
meeting Of the Organized Bible Glass Association George Harris
executive secretary will lead the business
will report the Adult Bible held
by the International Council OF Religious Education rs
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bihties Of the human for the mo-
ment emerge. We are more than
flesh and bones. A. one has said,
I'VE have bodies, but we are souls. !"
For . brief time on the mountain
top the spirit Of Jesus shone through
His bodily frame. Like His heavenly
companions saints who also had
been "despised and rejected Of men"
outward appearance
changed to q glistening whiteness,
as II He were sunused With light.
He was transfigured, 80 that His
whole being glowed with supernal
radiance.
Was this q fore-glimpse of the
state Of all the redeemed? We know
from the fact that Moses and Elijah
appeared in recognizable identity,
that personality persists beyond the
grave.
This TRANSPORTATION experience,
climaxed by the voice from the
clouds affirming Christs sonship to
God, was q fortifying experience
for the forecoming ordeal Of q little
hill called Mount Calvary. Jesus
was reassured of His status and
mission. His comforters were the
great ones Of ancient Israel who had
themselves walked the sorrowful
way.
There are those, even among the
clergy, who disparage or subordinate
the cruci1ixion OF Jesus. Yet 1t was
the one theme deemed worthy Of
discussion by the glorified three on
the mountain top. A sermon with
out the cross in 1t Is not according
to the pattern revealed In the
mount
FORBID 1t, Lord, that I should
boast,
Save in the cross Of Christ, my
Lord"
Peter Speaks Up.
Chrysostom called Peter '"The
mouth Of the apostles. He was
usually the one to speak up first,
though often without thought. With
his two companions, weary and
sleepy, he had seen the unparalleled
wonder of this rendezvous Of the
three glorified mountain men
Moses of Sinai and Nebo: Elijah Of
Carmel and Horeb; Jesus Of many
mountains that were His refuge for
prayer. The feelings Of the behold
ers were of awe and ecstasy and
transport. Why not abide In this
holy spot7
So Peter proposed that he build
three booths, such as these out-of-
doors men 80 well knew, and that
they remain on the Mount Of Trans
figuration. All, thoughtless Peter
even you should have known that
experiences Of high feeling are never
permanent. They have their place
and God pity the person who ha:
never experienced an hour Of ecs.
tacy; but life Is to be lived. not or
rare mountain tops, but down or
the plain where sin and suffering
and service have their abode.
No commentator has ever missed
the significance of the fact that the
TRANSPORTATION was followed BY
contact with the crowds below, and
the healing Of the epileptic lunatic
There Jesus expounded the truth o1
faith for service. Our high hours
must work out through the com.
mon days.
The Sunday School lesson for
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Emmanuel (Colored).

The Rev. r. D. Thornton will
preach at 1880 am. on "A Vision
Of Gods Thorn" The unlan revival
Is still in progress.
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Tak0mA Park.

The Rev. william Z. La Rue will
preach tomorrow morning ON Pre-
cious Liberties" The evening serv-
ich will be under the auspices Of
Boy Scout Troop No. SO, Maj. Leon
ard G. Boyer, scoutmaster. A pub
lie investiture ceremony will be rem
dcred, and IN address by ]. wallace
Talley will be given. The young
peoples chorus will sing.
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Ryland.

The church Is cooperating in the
Methodist Union Exchange Of Pas
tors this Sunday, when the Rev.
Lowell Atkinson will conduct the II
O'Clock service. At 3 pm. the pastor
viii conduct the service In the
church room OF 1904 Branch avenue
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Park View.

The subject Of the Rev. j. Lloyd
Black at II am. will be "The Sure
Foundation" and at 8 pm, "Un-
satisfactory Alternatives"
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Vermont Avenue (Colored)

At II am. the Rev. C. T. Murray
will preach. At 11:20 am. at the
junior church the Rev. T. Ewell
Hopkins will preach. At 8 pm. SER
mon by the Rev. Leroy j. F. john
son. An evangelistic campaign will
be in progress during the week. On
Monday, 8 pm, the Rev. Wesley
Wheeler will preach; Tuesday, 8
pm, the Rev. j. T. Smith; Wednes-
day, 8 pm, the Rev. B. E. Sydnor;
Thursday, 8 pm, the Rev. ]. s.
Earle; Friday, 8 pm, the Rev. E. w.
Smith.
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Transformation.

On Sunday services will be ut
7:30 and II am. The Rev. j. j.
Queally will ofnciate and Bishop
julius w. Atwood will preach ut
II O'Clock.
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Columbia HeiRhtA

The Rev. A. p. Wilson will preach
sunday morning on Not Ashamed
OF the Gospel" In the evening, in
honor OF the League Of 100, 600, he
VIII speak on Soul Saving"
The Board Of Education will meet
With the secretary, Miss Helen
Campbell, Monday evening, and the
Sigma Delta Sigma Glass will meet
Wednesday at 4217 Sixteenth street
NV. The prayer meeting topic will
be Pentecost," led by John Con-
nAughton.
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In the exchange Of ministers Of
the Methodist Church, DR.. 8. Car
roll Coale will be the guest preacher
and preach on Adjoining the Cos
pei" At 8 pm. the Rev. DR.. Dan
L. Ennis will speak on freeing the
Soul"
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Christian
Third

Guest day will be observed tomor-
row. Each member is asked to invite
q friend to the, morning service,
when the Rev. G. N. Williams will
preach on THE Experience Of the
New or the Valley Of Vision" The
Lords supper will be observed.
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Wisconsin Avenue.

The Rev. c. r. Ferguson will
preach at II am. on THE Preach
ing of the Cross" and at 8 pm. on
What Jesus Taught About Sin. /"
The Bible study Thursday at 8 pm.
is "A King Ate Grass With the
Beasts"
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Mount Carmel (Colored)

A revival is being held, with DR..
E. j. Echols, pastor of the Shiloh
Baptist Church Of Buffalo, N. Y,
as the guest speaker each evening.
Sunday he will discuss the following
subjects: II an, Vision and
Essential Need Of Man; $3.50 pm,
'Partakers Of Christ: 8 pm, The
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friendship (Colored) .

DR.. Ralph Mark Gilbert Is con-
Quoting . revival. He will preach
special sermons at II am. and 3
pm. Holy communion at 3pm.
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st. Andrews.

The rector's anniversary sermon
on Some of the Blessings Of the
Last Seven Years." which was post
poned by reason Of DR.. Wilder's
sickness, will be preached at II an.
tomorrow. Holy communion, 9 am;
children's service, $50 am; Young
Peoples Fellowship, 1 to 8 pm.
Service League, Monday at 8 pm.
Lutheran
ct. Stephens Evangelical.
At II Am. the Rev. 8. u. Ko9n.
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Good Will (Colored). j..

DR.. James L. Pinn will speak in
the morning on Fishing for Men"
and in the evening on "The Alpha
and the Omega"
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.sthodist Protestant
Congress Street.

The Harrison Bible Glass will pay q
fraternal visit to the Friendship Bi-
BILE Glass Of Eldbrooke M. E. Church
tomorrow morning, and there will be
no Bible class service At its church.
AL officers and members OF the class
are directed to meet at Eldbrooke
Church, River road and Wisconsin
avenue NV, at 0:40 am. DR.. H. A.
Kester will preach at Congress Street
Church at II An. on "A New and
Living Way" and at 8 pm. on Peter
and Andrew, or the Extremist and
the Conservative"
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Congregational
Lincoln (Colored,)

1AVVhAH
DR.. n. w. Brooks will speak on
Battles That Must Be Fought" to-
morrow morning. The Mems
Brotherhood meets at 10 am. "The
Meaning Of Discipleship" will be dis
cussed by Claude G. Young.
The Sunday Evening Forum will
present its program at 6 pm. The
guest speaker, DR.. Ralph Bunche,
professor Of history, Howard Univer.
dty, who has recently returned
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uluIUCy JOuUUB
Hands for Chill.
dren." Miss
Shriver is direc-
tor of children's
work for the
Church Of the
Brethren.
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PeOples' (Colofed.)

At II am. the Rev. A. r. Eimes
will preach on add to Your Faith"
The church holds its hymn sing at
pm. The youth groups meet in a
fellowship hour at and pm. The
midweek service Thursday night
will be led by the minister. =
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from two years study in South
Africa. will discuss THE Place Of
Minorities on the Democratic
Front"
The Young Peoples Club will
meet at 6 o'clock. Robert Clayton
Wallace, graduate student, Howard
University, will lead.
Prayer service will be held
Thursday from 8 to 9 o'clock. The
pastor will be in charge.
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Third lColored. .

In the morning, DR.. George o.
Bullock will preach on "A Challenge
to Life" Holy communion and re-
ceiving new members will follow.
In the evening he will preach on
The Path to True Success"
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Episcopal
Church Of Our Savior.

VMQICH UI OUt 08VIOIs
At 7:30 am. tomorrow there viii
be the celebration Of the holy COM
munion. At $50 an, Junior
church service; IL an, morning
prayer and sermon by the Rev.
Alvin Lamar Wills on anchors
That Hold" At 8:15 pm. Tuesday
the Junior Guild Will hold q card
party in the parish house.
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with the annual observance 81 the
week of prayer. Miss Ruth Shriver
of Elgin, ILL.,, will speak at q gen.
eral assembly for Sunday school
workers at 8 pm. on THE Com
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Sc. on the theme, ''The Fellowship
Of the Builders"
On Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
a meeting Is to be held at the par
sonage of all those interested in the
new church to review the proposed
plans and discuss them with the
architect. On Friday evening . ''box
social" will be held at the parsonage,
the boxes consisting Of evening
snacks. All are invited.
Trinity.
In the exchange Of ministers Of
the Methodist Church, DR.. 8. Car
roll Coale will be the guest preacher
and preach on Adjoining the Cos
pei" At 8 pm. the Rev. DR.. Dan
L. Ennis will speak on freeing the
Soul"
Lincoln Road.
In the annual exchange Of preach
ers in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, DR.. w. A. Haggerty Of the
Rosedale Church will speak at II
am. At 8 pm. the Rev. r. H. Stone
will speak on Can Nation Lose It's
Soul"
Chevy Chase.
The Rev. Samuel Rose will speak
at the II o'clock service in the inter-
est Of the Methodist Union.
Sunday evening the groups of
young people will meet, with the
senior group program under the
leadership Of Elaine and Enrol Es-
sex. The subject will be Our idea
Of Immortality"
Union.
The Rev. Harry Wilson Burgan,
pastor Of Hamline Church, will be
guest preacher at II am. tomor-
row in an exchange Of pulpits under
auspices Of the Methodist Union OF
washington and vicinity. He will
preach on How Chrsst Works." DR..
Edwards, the pastor, will preach at
8 pm. on Faiths Demands" This
Is tie nth In . series Of sermons
On st. Johns Gospel. At 9:A5 an.
the Rev. G. +. Iinger will teach the
Mems Brotherhood Glass.
Douglas Memorial.
The Rev. Clarence H. Corkran will
occupy the pulpit Of Brookland
M. Z. Church tomorrow morning
and the Rev. George H. Bennett will
preach ut Douglas Memorial: Mr..
CorHan's subject ut the evening
service will be 1.-THE Imitation Of
Christ" The Junior church will
meet at II an, with Marie Jones
as leader. The Junior and Senior
Epworth Leagues will meet at Z pm.
Waugh.
The Rev. A. H. Mckinley will
preach at II an. or Light Out
of DARKNESS" and ut 3 pm. on The
Secret Place"
At S O'Clock the Epworth League
will meet ut the church and attend
the SUBJ District To- to be held at
(90A ACTYVITTI9. paRo A.il.1
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The Sunday School lesson for
January Is Is peter Sees ChFist's
Glory" - Matthew 17:1-1S; II
Peter 1:l6-1S.
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Zion, Southvest (Colored)

Zion, Southwest (Colored).
The Rev. A. Joseph Edwards has
for his subject Sunday morning
"The Wreck Of the Soul" and at
night 1.-TWO Little Words" On FRI
day night the church will hold its
annual meeting, with election Of
officers.
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Plymouth (Colored.)

The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will
preach on What Christianity
Teaches About Worship" at II am.
at the Y. w. c. A. The midweek
service will be held on Thursday
at 8 pm.
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Methodist Episcopal
MIX nndPAA.

DR.. Daniel L. Ennis, minister ct
Trinity NJ. E. Church, breaches at II
am. tomorrow In the Masonic Hall,
Rhode Island and Mills avenues
NE. Request song service at 3 pm.
The Rev. Samuel +. Rose will give
q brief sermon on The UnNghted
Luster."
The Young Peoples League meets
at pm.
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Nobody knows. the exact site Of
the TRANSPORTATION. Before the
days of historical research, graceful
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Baptiist
PetWorth.

'The History and Circumstance"
under which the great hymns were
written will be presented Sunday
night by the quartet under the
leadership Of Harold S. King. Fa-
vorite hymns will be presented. The
Rev. H. J. Smith will speak on 1.-The
Inwrought Grandure of God"
Morning service, PLUS Me and
Mine" Prayer service Thursday
night. The Yaden Bible Glass will
hold on an oyster dinner Friday at
$50.
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dence and Pilgrim Baptist Churches
will convene at the Providence Bap-
tist Church. The Rev. DR.. A. H. s,
johnson will preach.
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Second (Colofed) .

Second (C0a0fed).
Rev. DR.. j. L. s. Halloman will
preach at II am. on Building for
Eternity" and in the evening on
The Heavenly Conquest"
There will be q series of revival
services beginning Monday evening
and will continue until January n.
The Rev. ]. A. Mimms, pastor Of
the First Baptist Church, Green
vile, N. c., will be the guest
preacher.
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East WashinRtOn Heixhtx.

'The Value of Tithing" will be
the theme at II am. The Rev.
Glenn B. Faucet will speak at
pm. on Around the World In 20
Minutes"
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Trinidad (Colored) .

The Rev. 8. D. Franklin will
preach at II am. on obtaining
Help From God." At 8 pm. q re-
vival will commence. The pastor
will be assisted by the Rev. DR.. U.
8. Brown Of the Tenth Street Bap-
tist Church.
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The Conway
Glass of EpWorth
M. E. Church
South elected
the following
officers: M l S S
M yr tie Odell,
president; Mrs.
H ellen Candle.
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mann will have for his subject,
Light In Christ"
The annual congregational meet
ing will be held In the social room
January l6 At 7:30 pm. Council
men are to be selected.
st. Marks.
"Why I Believe In God" will be
the theme at IL an. Of the Rev.
l.. Luther Frantz.
On Wednesday ut 8 pm. the
women's Missionary Society will
elect officers.
Mount Olivet (Colored).
"He Brought Him to Jesus" is
the subject Of the Rev. Mr.. w.
Schiebel tomorrow at II o'clock. On
Thursday evening the men Of the
Voters Assembly will meet at the
pastors home for election of officers.
The junior religious instruction
class will study the lesson on False
Witnesses" Monday evening after
school in the Phyllis Wheatley Y.
w. c. A. The senior class meets
Wednesday after school. Adult
classes are being conducted pn-
vately.
Methodist Profestant
Lewis Memorial.
AT the II o'clock service the Rev.
John A. Trader will preach on THE
Way to UNDERSTANDING" At 8 pm.
there will be . 15-minute song serv-
ice. The theme Of the sermon will
be, How to Win"
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Faith and Life Of the Early Chris
tians." The revival will continue
through next week, with Miss Daisy
Young rs leader Of the chorus.
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A Dangerous Practice

INLESS drastic police action danger
- bad practice becoming a genuine games
In stadium.
And that Is the habit Of throwing bottles from the
down onto the field What any find in the Of
pleasure In such practice puzzng But did yesterday
when Stadium and Lincoln playing
Bottle after bottle crashed the bouncing
onto the playing field proper Police
PEELED TO from field another
he the target IL matter conjecture
nevertheless thrown
That Ii vicious practice perpetrators
should be punished and the practice halted slips
and some Is seriously injured.
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VIKINGS Win Grid Thriller

pigskin on the first Tiger play
when Marcoe intercepted an
Enumclaw lateral on the Bengal
40.
ONLY FOUR PLAYS
Four plays-four powerful plays
were all the Puyallup gridders
needed. Buck Buchanan went wide
for 20, Francis Marcoe knitted
through for IL, Buchanan added
and Marcoe plunged over. Mar
coe converted.
After the next kickoff, Enum-
claw made one first down but
fumbled and Puyallup recovered
on the Puyallup 33. The touch
down march started again.
Marcoe s, Marcoe 6, Buchanan
9, Buchanan II, Ned Jordan 5,
Marcoe 8, then Buchanan speeded
around end to the two yard line
a gain of % yeards-on Dahlberg's
famous phantom play. a fake line
buck with a lateral to a back
sweeping wide.
The touchdown was scored by
Marcoe who also converted, thus
personally scoring all II of Puy-
allup's points.
The Tigers came back with
their tricky reverses and Balm
toms spectacular passing.
They reached the Viking rs
but Walt Parks intercepts a
Bainton aerial. Again they
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
HUSkIES Defeat OREGONIANS
IN THRILLING TURKEY BATTLE
barons Lose
Montgomery

With Jim Montgomery. ace half
back. reported to have left the
ranks Of the Enumclaw Silver
Barons on the eve Of the cham
pionship game with the Tacoma
columbias. Manager Bill Lbke of
the Beers announced permission
had been given for the Barons to
sign another player. A league
rule prohibits q player to be signed
after Nov. /.
Mea W lille Coach Mike
Tucci Of the Beers has called
n special practice for the Beers
for tonight under the lights
Of Lincoln bowl.
All Tacoma gridders are In top
shape for the fray with the pos
sible exception OF Walt Rohrscheib.
former University OF Washington
end. who is suffering from a
sprained ankle. and Babe Harmon,
ace haifback who tops the league
In scoring at present. Harmon suf-
fered a twisted ankle in the West
Seattle fray.
The game Sunday Is the only
Northwest TIT on the program this
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Badgers Win
League Title

wALLA WALLA-For the first
time since 1882. the Pacific North
west conference had new cham
pion today-Pacific university of
Forest Grove, Ore.-because the
Whitman college team upset the
dope and beat the defending VIII
lamette Bearcsts, s to Z, yester-
day.
II was the first league de-
feat of the year for VILLAIN
cite, and 1t marked the first
Whitman victory over the
Bearcats since 1928. For the
past seven years willamette
has won the conference, last
year tieing for 1t with Paci-
fic u.
A blocked kick was recovered
in the end Zone by Juint Comeaux
and provided Whitman with its
margin of victory.
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Nuggets Win
Alaska Game

JUNEAU, Alaska - The Sour
dough Nuggets held the Gold Bowl
championship today. They had a
perfect season. undefeated. united,
their goal line unmarred-in Ju-
neau's first and only football game
in % years.
With the ghosts of Joe Juneau
and Dick Harris-and 1000 spec
tators who mushed in from the
surrounding snow-covered hills
looking on, they defeated the Bara-
nof Bears yesterday 6 to o.
The game was played in a sea
of mud where Juneau and Harris
discovered gold in the fabulous
days at the turn Of the century.
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record crowd-the largest in the
history Of Puyallup high school
turned out in the bright Thanks
giving morning sunshine to see
AL Dahlberg's Puyallup Vikings
avenge their lone defeat of the
season by defeating Enumclaw
Tigers. 14-6, In a thriller before
5000 fans.
The Vikings led all the way
after getting two touchdowns in
the first quarter but the Tigers
fought back TO score one touch
down and were continually threat
ening to tally another.
As II was, Chuc Smiths
Enumclaw Bengals finished
the game even with the
Norsemen. In first downs
seven apiece-this being the
first time any rival has
matched the Dahlberg clan In
this department.
Puyallups powerhouse started
with the throttle wide open. And
1t stayed wide open until the vik-
ings had two touchdowns. two try
for points and were nearly over
with third touchdown.
The Vikings chose to receive the
opening kickoff After two plays
the Norsemen punted to the Ben
gals but the Vikings regained the