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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-31


Mary Hamilton and daughter Miss
Maydelle spent one day last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Jenkins
of Vincent. Carlton, who will be-
gin his duties as agriculture teacher
and coach with the opening of the
school, has been on the ground
some time getting acquainted.
Changes Headquarters
Fred Radcliff of the tax commits
sion, who has been working with
Logan as headquarters for some
time, has been transferred, or
changed, and GAINESVILLE made the
home plate. In order to get any ex-
pense money, he must start from
that city.
Frederick Radcliff, End, has ac-
cepted a job as truck driver with
the Brown-Manly Plow company.
beginning work Monday of this
week. He with his wife and little
daughter Gloria Ann, expect to be-
come residents of the county seat,
as soon as they find rooms.
No Ordinary Hog
A hog may be hog, in spite of
breed or association, but some hogs
seem smarter than others. c.. d,
Nichols has one of the upper class,
in that lit knows that milk direct
from the COW is best. The said hog
has been caught on several occas-
ions sucking a COW belonging to
Fred Radcliff. On Sunday morning
the hog was turned out with the
cow-and was caught by Clarence
Vaughn of the Camera club. The
picture no doubt will be ON display
in the club rooms.
AS noted in the local column,
Mrs. Crewse and husband and Le-
roy Sang and wife were visitors ct
the John Whitney home, Saturday.
Mrs Crewse will be remembered as
Linnie Elliott Sang, and Leroy, the
son Of Willie and Linnie.
Elmer C.. Henderson and family,
Columbus, were here Sunday. On
their return they took the formers
father, Wilson Henderson, home
with them to attend the state fair
During the time We had to slow
up on our writing we lost track Of
our personal correspondence. / wish
you folks would write and tell us
whose turn it is. We are anxious
to hear from our old teacher, Ebert
Brown, telling how he and his good
wife Launa are.
June may be the month of roses
as we write this 27th day of Aug
ust, with tablet On our knee, out in
the yard, We see mallows, dahlias,
geraniums, sweet peas, petunas,
Martha Washington pinks, touch
me-note, zinnias, gladiolias, August
lily, four o'clocks. We are glad we
lived to see the August flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Green, East
Fultonham, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM An
derson and daughter Miss Mildred,
Malta, were callers at the A. J. Lin
dimore home, Sunday evening. Mrs.
Minnie Patterson and son Ray, Mrs.
Freda Fox and daughter Betty Lou,
Barberton, who have been visiting
here, returned to their homes Sun
day morning.
"ok knJ,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-31
HOOksburg

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Simpson ono
two daughters and granddaughter
Kaye were Sunday callers of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Smith of Ches
terhill, and Adelia Hart's OF Fair
view.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. Davis
at Salineville, daughter, nance
Mary Catherine. i.N
Dallas Gheen of Portersville u
spending a few weeks with mas
father, Thomas Taylor. ta1
Mary Louise McKibben has re
turned from a visit in Columbus.
R. w Cory was a Tuesday visit
or at the Willard Davis home.
Our community was deeply sad
dened by the sudden death of oul
school superintendent, Mr.. Blatt
Miss Mary Simpson accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Patterson
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-31
Malta Rt. 3

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Van Horn, Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Van Horn attend-
ed the state fair, Sunday Mrs.
John Day is in quite poor health
David Finley and SON Evart are
both poorly and Mrs. Charles
Finley of Sayre We're Sunday after
noon callers at the Finley home
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Finley att
tended the state fair, Monday
Mrs. Kenneth Balding who has been
quite i'll for the past several weeks,
is showing nt.--Sunday
afternoon and evening callers were
Mrs. Esta Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Finley, Sayre, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fitch and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Embree and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bud Fitch and daughter, and
Mrs. VIM. Grouse and daughter
Geo. Harrison visited Walter Alex
ander, Sunday evening.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-31

retiring from this work in October
will be present and will speak. Ev.
erybody will be welcome.
Miss Jennie Culver and her niece
Miss Ruth Culver, will move tc
Duncan Falls this week, where Miss
Ruth has been employed to teach
in the Duncan Falls grade school.
Miss Vonda Lee Stall, represent.
ing the girls All club, was in
GAINESVILLE last week, where she
took the health examination, con
Quoted by Dr. Beatrice Hagen, coun-
ty health physician.
Relatives here have received word
of the sudden death of Paul Drake
of the Sonora vicinity, which oc,
Cured at his home early Sunday
morning. Funeral arrangements
have not been announced here.
Several delegates from the local
church attended the meetings of the
GAINESVILLE Baptist association held
with the Fair Oaks church., in
GAINESVILLE, last Thursday and Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Frame and
children and Mrs. Lou Frame and
son Corwin spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Babe" Dingey, and fam
lily, near Stockport.
Mrs. Stella Pyle and Mrs VIM
Miller, whose illness was reported
last week, are both improving. The
latters daughter, Mrs. Elsie Spen-
Ger of the Malta vicinity, is with
her mother,
Mr., and Mrs, Allen Stall and son
Kenneth, of Detroit, are expected to
arrive the latter part Of the week
for a visit with the formers moth
er, Mrs. Martha Stall.
The minstrel "Dixie Dew Drops
presented by the young people of
theLytlesburg church, Saturday ev-
ening, was well received by large
audience.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-31
Echo Hill

Mrs Ruth Jones Of GAINESVILLE
has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Ed Spencer.
Miss lola Roberts spent the week
end with Doris Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Patterson spent
Sunday afternoon at the Franh
Newman home.
Misses Frieda and Edith Davis
spent very pleasant Afternoon
Sunday with their parents of Echo
Hill.
Gail Edgell spent the week al
his grandmother's home, Mrs. Artie
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Nixon of Co
lumbus, were week end guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Patterson
of the New Lexington pike.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-31

Mrs. w. S. Bowles and Glen New
ton attended the funeral of Mr..
Blatt, at Dresden, Monday.
Raymond Davis and daughter
Betty of Salineville are spending a
few days with his mother, Mrs.
Azelia Davis.
G.. f. Houck of Cleveland was a
Friday visitor at j. A. Simpsons.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-31
Rural Dale

Planning Homecoming
Plans are being made for
Homecoming to be held at the Bap
tist church, all day, Sunday, Sept
II. DR.. C. II. Stull of Granville
state director of evangelism, who Is
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-31

working near Ringgold, for John
Cisler, had the misfortune of los
ing the end Of his middle finger
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-31

Watch your subscription date.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
To Organize Two
SoftbaN Leagues

Representatives OF teams In the
Church Fraternal Softbal league.
at a meeting last night In the
park-rccreation office. decided to
operate in two separate leagues,
provided that each can line up Mt
least six teams
The 1898 rules were readopted
for the coming season. with play
ing days on Wednesday and Fri-
day nights. leaving Mondays for
postponed games. Tho next meet
ing Of the circuit will be held at s
O'Clock Tuesday night. April ~.
Drawings. election OF presidents
10 the association council, and de-
cision on the number OF rounds TO
be played will occupy the session.
The closing date for filing en-
tries Is April II at 8 o'clock In
the park office. 2l2 City Hall
annex. Since each player must
personally sign the official card.
managers are asked 10 call al the
park office to get their quota Of
ID cards and a copy Of the league
rules. Teams present nj last
nights session were WOodmen Of
the World. Sons Of pericles. Dan
iah Lutherans, knBpps Modern
Business college, Zion Lutherans.
Eagles aerie No. 3 and Asbury
NJ +. Call Al Hodges. MAIN
ils7 for information
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

Mrs. W. Monoharsh played .
nice game yesterday after a long
absence from the course.
Falkland Mrs Davis won the
medal play tournament with a
score of pe.2s ~. Ms. Nayirs
was second with p2.a. 81,
Mrs. Fred sylvester got quite
thru on the seventh hole. She
made n birdie 2.
tirctest Puts only First divl.
sion. Mr.. Fielder. 80 and Mrs.
Dean. 81 Second division. Mrs
Ericsson. Mrs Toior amt Mrs..
Woods, each 81 The playoff will
be held next Tuesday
Highland Tombstone tourna-
menti Mrs. Vance Free. first. $50
yards ON 18th fairway. Mrs. I'm.
NETT Arthur. second. 200 yards
on 18th, and Mrs. Dan ralffcy-
man. third. iTh yards, on 18th.
The club has new addition
Mrs. cliff Dodge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
MCAULEY, BRENNAN HEAD
EAST TO AID SALMON RUNS

SEATTLE State Fisheries Di-
rector p. M. Brennan and State
Game Director 3. T. McCauley
were en- route to Washington, D.
C, today to confer with federal
officials on plans to save the sal
mon run in the Columbia river.
endangered by construction of
Grand Coulee dam.
I'VE hope to obtain a def-
mite guarantee from the bu-
reau of reclamation that pro-
per aid TO enable state au-
thorities to carry out our own
fisht ries program will he given
without further delay" Bren-
nan said late yesterday be-
fore the two officials departed.
Both the fisheries and the
game department of the state are
strongly opposed to curtailments
now under consideration, as well
rs to federal operation of the
program. Delays already have
seriously jeopardized this years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
FAIR OF I'll. FAlRWAYS

Meadow Park Results of the
fairways tournament Tuesday
First division. Mrs. Al Carter, net
80 Second division. Mrs ] shan
non, 32is. Third division. Mrs. l..
crtlsoe, 4iis.
The Women's club has taken
three new members into It's fold.
They are Mrs o. ". Holt. Mrs
Edna Clngrich and Mrs, II. Allen.
Points event next Tuesday.
Brookdale Thursday. best ball
twosome: First division. Miss Joan
Mshon and Mrs. Herbert Frye,
s2.sis -f3is; second division.
Mrs. Chester Corey and Mrs, J..
knight, io0-3i 90. third division.
Mrs. l.. c. George and Mrs. NJ.
ostruske. net 63.
Tuesday. medal play: First 81.
vision, Mrs. Fred HimmeIsbaoh,
et-l3 ST. second division. Mrs. y.
G. Lee. 1875 81. third division,
Miss r.. Reinke. net n.
Miss Reinke's victory In the
third division attests 10 her rapid
Improvement. She has had only
two months experience. Gaping
yesterdays performance. She sank
a long putt for n birdie } on the
18th hole.
Mrs Frank Mahon broke her
personal record yesterday by scor.
Ing on 81
A new member has joined the
club Mrs. Miles Putnam.
Ailcnmore- Mrs. Allen won the
hidden hole tournament. scoring
1874. A points tournament will
be held next Tuesday. to mark
the start Of Is.hole competition
this season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Sick's Rainiiers
Cpen With Seals

SAN FRANCISCO The valiant
uphill fight of the Seattle Rainiers,
which fell just short of beating
Los Angeles out Of the pennant,
resumes Saturday when the Pa
cific Coast Baseball league sched-
ule opens with the following
games billed:
Seattle at San Francisco.
Portland at Sacramento.
Hollywood at Los Angeles.
Oakland at San Diego.
Baseball critics down this way
predict another finish fight be-
tween Angels and Rainiers for
the flag, with San Diego a prob
able third and Sacramento. which
captured the Shaughnessy playoff
last year to win the presidents
cup, fourth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Fife Scores Over
Stadium Wrestlers

Fife high schools wrestling
team scored a surprise victory
over Stadium Of Tacoma yester-
day in the Fife gymnasium. The
score was 17l2 to 9l2.
The results:
los pounds. K Yaguchi ~ de-
ciSioned Sundquist 80
ll5 pounds: Okada ID and ozier
Isl drew
l25 pounds. Don Kawasaki ~
decisioned Rogers 49,
l35 pounds. George Iwskiri ~
pinned Davis Isl in %
l45 pounds: Burkhouse (s) decis-
Toned Ben Holdner IF.
1855 pounds: Masaru Tamura F)
pinned Tate 80 in $50
1875 pounds: Adams ~ pinned
Harbine (FD in six minutes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Ben Shave Turns
Boxing Instructor

Corp. Ben Shave. the tough
chinned marine who fought some
OF the best light hesYyweights in
the game when he WAS in his
prime. has become boxing in
structor. lie will present two OF
his pupils on the American Legion
amateur card Thursday night at
Greenwich coliseum.
shave. who ha. been sta
TONED at sand Point. near
Seattle. for several years. has
number of likely looking
youngsters from the marine
detachment there under his
wing. He agreed today to
bring two of them Kenny
Green and Del Jundell. both
lighfweights, here for appear
anees.
Green will collide with Johnny
Morris. dusky Northwest A c.
youngster who gained recognition
this week az Pierce county light
weight champion. while Jundell
W III ilttN ahl bttAust siit1AH-
boxing Lincoln high lightweight.
Boxers from seattle, ST.
Martins college and Mount
Vernon have also been signed
for the card by Matchmaker
Will Maylon.
Cliff Edwards. Northwest A. c.
youngster who was this week des-
ignated Pierce county heavyweight
champion. will meet Joe Went
worth OF Seattle. and Earl Tiny"
Cooper, county light heavyweight
titleholder, will tangle with Bill
Bridges OF Mount Vernon in two
of the featured matches. Both
bouts will be four FOUNDERS.
The remainder OF the card fol-
lows:
Al Miller, Northwest A. c., VS..
Tommy Rawson, Seattle. welter-
weights; Billy Kiks, Northwest
A. C.. VS. Val Comstock, jr.. Sc
attic, featherweights: Johnny Mill
err, Northwest A. c., VS.. Bill Kelly,
Seattle, lightweights; Vern Wilson,
Northwest A. c.. VS.. Nathan Mails.
seattle. featherweights; Tony
Marker, Northwest A. c.. VS.. Jake
Jackowiski, st. Martins college,
and Dell Martin,
Northwest A. c.. VS.. Gene Manus,
ST. Martins. middleweights.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

NEW YORK Eddie Drinks
split-deoision victory over Tony
Canzoneri seems significant to-
day only as warning TO Tony
that 10 years Of fighting have
taken too much out of his body
for a successful comeback.
Tony still has the heart and
the head. but his legs are gone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Opponent Yet
To Be Named

Dave Ward conoueror ~ On ~
~. ., r;rr on.o,... a. =.
opf,o''''''s' '''e 'S'es'
OF Whom was the hapless Eddie
Spina, who lasted less than five
rounds against the hriIlian, Ia.
=. ,'7-.,- -
''' scr siashh's' '"o'
listed attack, VIII be beck on top
81 Greenwich coliseum Thursday.
April 8.
Promoter VIII Na,Ion. after
announcing that the local
welterweight phepom had been
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

his stamina is going. and his
lethal punch Ia just memory.
Even II some of the 1850
spectators In the Hinnodrome
were right in booing last nights
decision. canzonou should rca-
alize that when n fighter of the
oalihcr Of the Scranton. Pa,
1rishman can hold him TO close
decision. any championship
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Dick LasseII
Draws papeTs

Tiger nss.v~sn tsal NAyrs y ~
20 check In ~ faeni nnevonll
headquarters Tonight ~ ThurNSny
marsine. rrrssd~us jsch GUN
made known Wednesday mcfntN9
nhyHs = avsvsae eestA No.
49, rvua~sn~e ~ neUowey
-sntss>e~s Nh aeepsMo1p ~
sluse ~ ~ arrival ~ Nh
~ ~ SsHsstrs Twppony
wsswsws ~ ~ trip snee ssne~
i've days wte~ ~ sues 40.
Win uhyHe wsli arrive Inc
Msssus and isai IT,. ~
Rhynr ell have shu8t : ween
10 easnplrss arrangements foS ~
training season
Il u expected that several -
the Tigers uhe hsve nat pioysd
winter ball az had tho nenefIt ~
spring training wish : coene
league elsb. wiIl ~ Gated nese
early nsst wrsh IN rive them
shanrs 10 catch ~ With ~ oshssn
~ha ara me- here Apsst :. weet
ffam sunday.
~ nGroaf EAae.v
tsnhby tasrrsssr~. Marvin Rleh.
srs. Jay Russell. Merry AhAnes
ard rhsissv Helevss are she pap.
ers who ~fli ~ ASKED to rrpnft
sAFiy.
rsvssAsns Qsssrl s~vsa1p1 ~
~ eutstans sp>eaae ~ oneo
sees u eDerh tannp>A -
teas's catcher. n Uopen
sss~swptea n ssel lnanpM 60
n ss1tstse. gave ~ sses3ves
prvswIsaseN - @rai ~ homnp1f.
Whea Netl t1eeees1 - Nev-
k~ss rsesfss wesu ssesev~1 ~
~ Tigers. u ~es teet1e1 -
asep l~.aeti.
siuhby" Hartman. one IT ~
four holssuuss ~ tho BennaIs cinne
10 report for spring training Ami
D, At which time M wiil silscuea
his contract further with frunl.
dent Qsiiii Gull said NJ foseeoee
no difficulty IN eominu IN terms
with Hartman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
HAL RHYME SCHEDULED
TO ARRIVE HERE SOON
Sports Briefs

fo8vt-A<O. ORE - iva -
the worlds greatest tennis play
era. ]. pcasia bulge ard fred
Ferry. viii clash tonight ~ the
Ice coliseum IN rurstands first
professional tennis sxhIhl,laa in
several YEAR. Another singles
match viii PIT Walter ssnsos e
Fresno Can't. against nen Ger
rhakasf ~ i.as Anxel~s To
aoahsus play. g0rchAkaff wtn -
paired sith aasEr against Perry
and seniof.
CHICAGO - rN< New Nash
Renaissance. toAstem Nsars
tram. ssek ksssse she wsssa's pro
f~ssssnai basketball ssste ard
si.cce purse ssstss TOE sh~ss
A.fs Victory aver tn OsAka.A.
Wi... ssass In tho Nstss1al Ere
fes.i.-ai tournament tssais a
the t.ts.sum last Night.
sAN tMANttsro - rsstiei.
patton ~ an sli.ssaf csnssilsa
rugby team In q Treasure To-
lard tournament starting April
~ sss announced To-day by
Aslas Art Mechrystai spofts
director VI thr tlaiien Date In
t.rnatioasl exposition.
Archrystsl ssid the western
Canadians wsaid meet trans
from University 81 California.
stanford. University ~ aan
Francisco and an sllsssar team
during the series. which viii end
April ~, AL games slii be
played al the sports field on the
Worlds fair ssis
NeMt>>Ntl.l.G. ose. - tn
Iinslrid tennis team to-day knew
defeat Tor IN first tiss~ In sss
years. Willamette ustsesssty
asabs.ea sh~ 1lsfss,d squad 8 10
Z yesterday. u wss tiwsi~sd's
first conference i.ss slnee 1854.
EuaEN1. orr. The unlver-
slty NJ oregons beiaisd baseball
season win open Friday IL
Forest Grove. when the varsity
meets Pacific university In .
double. header.
The Webfoois will not he ~
full strength. stree Pitcher psah
Hardy, Catcher Ford Mullen ard
infleltier Matt ravaiunss. all
members 81 oregoa's national
champion basketball squad. will
not report until next week.
The Pacific nine viii come 10
Eugene Saturday for . return
double bill.
SEATTLE - Alien Matthew'S.
~. Louis Negro, said today he
was confident Of whippinH World
Middlewright Champion solly
Kreigar whsn tho two square off
In a non.title boxing bout neat
"Wednesday night In the Cisie
auditorium, Matthews arrived
yesterday 10 finish training for
the match. KfeiTrr was due tn
day,
SEATTLE Coach Jimmy
rhnian ~ University of wsshs
ington's football squad admitted
today that the Huskias had =
potentially strong baekfield lined
up for next fall. In the first
spring practice drill yesterday.
rhelan placed Charlie tieehsol
al quarterback. Joe putsky and
Dean McAdsms At haifbauk and
Don Jones al fniibaek ~ his
beat choices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Lincoln, Stadium
mermen Favored

Lincoln high schools swimming
team. defending state champion.
was established co.faVorite with
Stadium today to win the state
meet at the University OF Wash
ineton Saturday
Lincoln, after = slow start. fin
ished the season in impressive
manner. Stadium performed bril-
liantly all season The Abes beat
the Tigers al the meet last year,
So = 10 IS. Another close score
is expected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
DAVE WARD WILL HEAD RING
CARD AT COLISEUM, APRIL 6
Ski Weather

Stampede - Temperature Of so
degrees; no new snow: total Of
Is inches. calm and clear.
Nonad Lake - Temperature Of
q degrees. no new snow; total Of
IS inches. calm and clear.
Martin Lodgc-remperature Of
IS degrees. no new snow: total OF
50 inches. calm and clear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

end lass he whipped nrink
over eight rounds three weeks
ago. but 10 rounds acre too
many for him. and the direct
cause Of hia losing N. decision.
Brink pat on a whiti~ind finish
In The final twn rounds. making
Tony break ground with bis
furious attack In the tenth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Matthews Sure
He'll Beat Sol

know ms sure as I'm sitting here
that Matthews would have de-
feated Hostak the night they
fought IL he hadn't grown over
confident in the ninth round and
against my orders insisted on GO
ing out and trading punches with
the hardest punching l60-pounder
In the world"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

Two games were played yester-
day in the Parochial school girls
softball league.
The home teams won in both in
stances. Holy Rosary defeated
st. Leo's, 34-4, and st. Patrick's
triumphed over Sacred Heart
24-19.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

hopes can he consigned 10 the
crematory. In his prime Tony
would have belted Brink out in
round or two. lie staggered
Eddie numerous times last night
but he didn't have the power OF
the punch 10 floor him.
II wns the i2th bout IN Tony's
Comeback attempt, and his sec
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

SEATTLE - Confidence is a
great thing in any line of en-
deavor but in boxing 1t is Of para
mount Importance. Many a fight
er is licked before he ever enters
the ring simply because he has no
However, there Is one fight
er who has plenty Of self-as-
surance, and that il Allen
Matthews, the black Dempsey
Of 81. Louis, who IL In Seat
tie training for his l0-round
overweight match with Solly
kreiger, middleweight cham
pion OF the world, at the Civic
auditorium, Wednesday night.
April 3.
George Wilsman, Matthews
manager. shares his fighters feel
ings. Both of them are confident
OF victory.
Wilsmsn said yesterday, Mat
thews has been waiting for a
chance at champion for several
years. He has built up his mental
attitude in that respect until he
now feels that he can take
krieger.
He just refuses TO believe
that there il a chance for Sol
" 10 beat him. I think that
Seattle fans will admit that
Matthews IL pretty good
fighter, just about a. good as
any middleweight they have
ever seen In action. Allen Ger
tainely gave steele and Hos
TAX plenty of trouble.
They will never make me be-
lieve that Matthews didn't beat
Steele the night they f. hit here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
ELkS TO PRACTICE

The Elks softball team has
scheduled workout for Thursday
afternoon at $50 at McCarver
field. All candidates for the team
are asked IN rapprf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Creams Practice
Again Thursday

Tho Olympic lee Creams ~ the
city Baseball league have sched.
ulcd another practice serHion for
Thursday evening. $50 o'clock, at
Stewart field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

BATON ROUGE. Ia. 80 Dick
kinseiia. New York Clan, scout.
Is regarded as n political power IN
Springfield, his home town and
capital Of Illinois.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

cycle of Columbia river salmo
and steelhead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
BASEBALL

tiNAlts. Csts~-rhs OAKLAND
Ae.Fns ard Portland nssvsrs.
Pacific eiuass League hsssbeii
clubs. tangled again tod~y In IN
ses.ad game u . two-nsms pre-
sea~on exhibition SERIES hers.
rhs oahs. led by nms~a Joilsy,
right fielder. defeated the visitors
yesterday. ga Jallsy Wa -.
sponslbls for three funs Three
Portland misplsys aiso added 10
he sisitafs auwnfaiI.
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Oshsn@d st444sssss4t.4
Islfkhsfrs. psrsuw and Manxp.
Priest and rnnsny.
ANA MEM. Gel. 80 seattle
einssi ~ arring training camp
with another game agalnsg
Hollywood to-day. The stars
.rnunrsd The Hsiniers 81 yes-
ssrdsy.
Iso,ly~eeA sss sis sse--a ~ o
seattle 80. 80 iss ite--s = =
Osborne. rhshas. Msnsesiss.
Schultz and CssndsII. rspp~s;
bsffssi. Tufpin and Campbell.
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