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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Biscuit Out
Of Big Race

LOS ANGELES-Just one good
gallop short of the all-time record.
Seabiscuit was officially declared
out of the 100000 Santa Anita
handicap today to be rested for a
possible comeback late this sum-
mer.
Owner Charles S. Howard in
formed Santa Anita officials that
his great six-year-old had re-
covered from lameness incurred
a week ago, but that he would not
gamble on possible break down
if the horse were forced into fur
Their training now.
The scratch of the Biscuit.
originally a prohibitive 81
favorite to win the big prize
ne lost by nose to ROsemOnt
in 1887 and Stagehand i'm 1888,
threw the race open to some
20 cOntenders and lost thous-
ands of persons thousands of
dollars in winter book bets.
Seabiscuit pulled up with a
strained suspensory ligament in
his left foreleg Feb. ID when Neil
McCarthys Today set a new track
record for the mile in a three
horse race After several false
starts he was pronounced sound
but lameness reappeared yester-
day.
The rest will he his first in three
years. In SIS starts at ranking
tracks he has scored 81 victories
for earnings of S340.ss0 and sec
ond position among the world 5
great thoroughbreds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

The meet will start at s o'clock
Saturday night, with Big Bad Wolf
of the Industrial league. and Ice
Delivery of the Commercial cir
cult, shooting at that time.
At O'Clock, another six teams
will roll their matches. to be fol-
lowed by still another squad of six
teams at 10 o'clock
Play will start at noon Sunday,
with six teams shooting in each
squad, and new squads going on
the alleys every . hours until the
final group faces the foul line at
10 o'clock Sunday night.
CASH PRIZE ON BLOCK
The teams will be shooting for
the City pin championship and to
the winner will go the cash prize
for first place and a beautiful
trophy presented to Tacoma bowl
ers by the Half Way House on the
Tacoma-Seattlc highway.
The first-place winner will
not be the only team to reap a
reward. for the large cash prize
fund. contributed by the bowl
ers themselves. will he widely
distributed. As In all regula-
ton tournaments. there win he
prize for every four entries,
which means that IL teams will
share I'm the money prizes of
the tournament.
In addition to the cash prizes,
the bowlers viii also be awarded
many merchandise prizes. donat-
ed by local business houses.
All teams competing in the city
tournament arc members of the
American Bowling Congress. the
national governing body of the
tenpin game.
THE City Bowling association
was organized more than three
years ago. and from a small be-
ginning. has grown to include SO
teams, representing seven of the
citys best bowling leagues.
Since its organization. the ssso-
citation has been guided by two
of Tacoma's veteran bowling lead
ers, Bill Herdman. who is the pres
ident, and Vance Mcclure, who
holds the secretarial post.
The legislative power of the
association is vested in a board of
directors. who are the presidents
of the affiliated leagues.
The Tacoma association is one
of many such local groups, the
total number of which go to make
up the great organization known
as the American Bowling Congress.
The charter of each association
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Abe Summers
Facing Everett

Lincoln's swimming team faces
the Everett tank squad this after
noon in the Seagull pool at $50,
The Lynx won their first meet
of the season. but have been
downed in their last five contests
although they held the league
leading Stadium finmen to a 1888
tie two weeks ago.
Those making the trip to Ever
EFT include Bud Solum and Chuck
Rohrs. 50-yard free style; Wallace
Tuckey and Bert Barber. l0O-yard
dash; Bud Ford and Tom Brother
ton, i00-yard breast stroke;
Leonard HOMELAND and Harvey
Berg. i00-yard back stroke.
Don Ellis and Joe Dowsett. 220-
yard free style; John Krutilla and
Bob Cole, diving. HOMELAND. Ford
and Bill Rohrs. 150-yard medley:
and Solum. c. Rohrs, Barber and
Tuckey, 200-yard relay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
WEST CENTRAL
TEAMSQ QUALIFY

Four teams have qualified for
the West Central district tourna-
ment at Bothell next week while
three more will come from county
riayoffs this weekend.
Richmond Beach. Fall City and
Bothell joined Fife in grabbing
early district positions. Richmond
Beach beat Fall City. 1921, last
night to take the Snoqualmie-
Lakeside crown.
Bothell annexed IA berth by
trimming Snoqualmie. 1921.
Both games weer played at
Redmond. SnOqualmie will
play the Roy Eatonville win
ncr for tourney position.
Bremerton and Nashon won
opening games In the kitsap
county sub-district tourney at
Brcmerton last night Bremen
ton beat Poulsbo. 27-20. and Wash
on downed Silverdale, 1920, IN
overtime Games tonight are
Vashon VS.. Bremerton and Poulsbo
VS.. Silverdale.
Olympic peninsula quintets open
tourney play at Sequim tonight
with Port Townsend playing Clal-
lam Bay and Port Angeles meeting
Forks.
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Indiana Ace Started
Swimming With
Paralyzed Right Arm
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, =

DLoOMlNoio iuu. LESS
than four years ago Frank Klaus
was faced with going through life
with a paralyzed right arm.
Today Klaus. sophomore,
swims the breast stroke for In
diara.
He is another example of an
athlete who overcame a seemingly
unsurmountsb bic obstacle to gam
success.
When nc was il Klaus fell while
climbing flag pole. He suffered
compound fracture of the upper
arm and severely injured import
ant nerves and muscles.
Rushed to a hospital he had the
broken bone set and the torn mus
Giles sutured. but nerves were
mangled. The lower part Of the
arm was useless for two years.
During this period Klaus swan
for exercise. Doctors reopened the
wound twice remedied the
trouble.
BY this time Klaus had learned
TO like swimming took II up
seriously.
A year after the second opera
ton ne swan on his high school
team which broke the Chicago
scholastic record for the 300-yard
medley relay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
A B ES WIN

Lincoln's crack wrestling squad
successfully defended it's CITY title
which it has held for the past nine
years when it defeated its old
rival. the Stadium graphing squad.
17l2 to 15l2 in the Stadium gym
last night.
The Tigers, however, put up
much better fight than was
expected of them. The match
was not decided until the
heavyweight event, last on the
card. In this bout. the Rail
splitters' Fred Stokesberry
drew with Fred Adams, Sta
dunn heavy, to give the Lynx
me margin Of victory. The
Bengals needed win to tri-
umph.
The fast match of the evening
was the 115-pound event when
lWao Takasugi of Lincoln pinned
Masami Okada of Stadium in Al
seconds.
The results follow:
9o-pounds-Jim Hoff Isl pinned
Byron Richmond IL. Time: 2:O3.
1O5-pounds-Jerry Donion Isl
lost by default to Harry Engal
u). Donion was overweight.
115-pounds-Iwao Takasugi Oh
pinned Masami Okada Isl. Time
0:41.
125-pounds-Bob Brown Isl de-
cisioned aWlt Arnsted IL.
5-pounds-Art Woodruff 80
Won by decision over Tom Came
ron IL.
145-pounds Don Corcoran IL
deeisioned Robin Hood Isl.
l55 8 pounds - Frank kendziora
ID won by decision over Eugene
Pape tSJ.
165-pounds Gene Walters Isl
decisloned Don Gavin IL.
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Stdl Us DIT Tile DIOdu-
midnight of that day.
it the largest staged by the
ago.
since the associations first tour
ney, will precede the actual COM
petition. President Herdman has
announced.
THE COMPETITORS
TEAMS entered in the tourna-
ment include: Ice Delivery Com
! my. Big Bad Wolf, Rus Michael's
Service Station, Pacific Match No.
.. Milwaukee Supervisors, 38th
Street Club, Milwaukee Ext a
Gang. Crystalike Photo Service,
Coast Brush Company. Merrick
and Race. Carstens Packing Com
pany, Dons Pagoda, Cammarano
Brothers No 2, Three Little Pigs,
City Health Department. Johnnys
Tavern, City Power Department,
Marees Lunch, Tacoma Towel
Supply, City Garbage Department,
South Tacoma Boosters. Carlson
McCallum, Royal Arcanum. Sher-
win Williams, Shaughnessy Cafe,
Jordan's Bread.
Dale's Service Station. Meadow
Park Golf Course. Tacoma Police
No. l. Tacoma Police No. 2, Ia
coma News Tribune, Ray Printing
Company, Stevens and Vetter. Mil
waukee Boilermakers, Milwaukee
Machinists. Milwaukee Tin Shop,
Myers Curb Service, Bills Tavern,
De Luxe Beer. Hub Clothiers, Ia
coma Milk Producers. Johnson
Paint company. Pioneer Beer, Cas-
well Optical company. Alt Heidel-
berg No. 2. Alt Heidelberg No. /,
Tryfon Hatters. Pacific Match No,
/, Washington Hardware Com
panv and Cammsrano Rainiers.
The tournament will continue
for two week-ends, the bowlers
competing for the doubles and
singles championships in the next
competition.
There is no admission charged
for the tournament and the pub
lie is welcome at any time to watch
the pin play.
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Contest Set
For 3 Bells

Lincoln's Railsplitters and sta
diums Tigers meet tomorrow
night in a City Prep Basketball
league tilt which may well decide
the winner of the local crown and
Tacpma's representative to the
annual state meet.
The game viii begin at o'clock
IN the Stadium gym. A prelim-
mary tilt between the two schools
Midget fives will start at Z
O'Clock.
The Tigers are now leading the
most hotly-contested city series in
memory. They have won three
tits, lost but two and victory
over the Ahes Saturday night
would virtually clinch the crown
for them.
Coach BIN Hardies Abes.
who have lost their last four
gamcs, including Tits with
Stadium and Bellarmine, are
due to hit the stride which
they struck earlier In the sea-
son, when they knocked over
six opponents In n row and
seemed inyincible.
The Abcs. resting in second
place in the city standings with
two victories and as many losses,
almost have to defeat the Bengals
10 strengthen their hope of being
the first Lincoln team to travel
TO the state tourney at the Uni
vcrsity of Washington mammoth
pavilion in Seattle.
The Lincoln team may be handi-
capped without the services of
Dexter Hutton. star guard. who
has been i'll for the past few days.
Probable starters for the Hardie-
men are Ben Ishioka and Jess
Cooper, forwards. Don Hegelc,
center, and Logan Blades and
Tell Pagni. guards.
Coach v. G. Lowman probably
will start the following Bengals:
Russ Sopcr and Matt kapovich.
forwards; Bob Loftncss, center.
and Yves Hudson and John klar-
ich. guards
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FEDERAL WAY
HOOPMEN WIN

Federal Way high basketball
five defeated smooth working
Lester high team on the Federal
Way court $500. The Federal
Eagles led all the way. The
Eagles play the Roy Lynx Tues
day at Roy and travel to Vaughn
March 8. On Saturday. March II.
the Eagles travel to Lester for
their last game Of long season.
Coach Cronquist has received an
Invitation to have Federal Way
take part in a statewide Y. M.
c. A. high school invitational meet
In Seattle In mid-March. A faculty
committee will act on this invita-
ton early next week.
The lineups.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Buckaroos Win
Over Seahawks

PORTLAND. Ore.-The Portland
Buckaroos rained goals all over the
Seattle Seahawks at the Ice Coli
scum last night, and the Hawks
rained quite a few in return. the
game ending s TO 4 for the Bucks.
The opening period ended in
Sail tie. after both teams
had loosed blazing attacks
The remaining stanzas were
almost anti-climactic after the
excitement of the first, al
though II penalties helped to
make the contest interesting.
Portland regsined a two-goaI
lead IN the second period. and each
club scored once in the third.
Hal Tabor got three of Seattle's
goals, shooting brilliantly at close
range, and Bert Scharfe led III.
Bucks with two counters and two
assists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Pro Hockey

The New York Americans were
home securely IN third place IN
the National Hockey league today,
having beaten the Chicago Black
Hawks. 81. but were no nearer
the New York Rangers, who beat
the Detroit Red Wings. 40.
The Americans increased their
margsin 10 two games over the
Toronto Maple Leafs. who were
idle. Stewart, Schriner and Chap
man were the New York scorers,
and Gottselig Tailed for the
Hawks.
The defeat left Chicago only a
game out of the cellar. but still
a half-game behind Detroit Neol
Colville, Watson. Dillon and Shi-
bicky were the Rangers scoring
men. while Goodfellow and Kelly
gave Detroit its pair Of counters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

requires that tournament shall
be held annually to determine the
city bowling champion, and it is in
fulfillment of this requirement that
this tournament is being staged.
Defending champions, winners
of last years tournament are the
Hub Clothiers of the City league
and Health Department of the
City Employees circuit, who tied
for the title with 1854 pinfall in
the 1888 meet.
Appropriate opening ceremonies,
a custom which has been followed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
WARD IN FIRST 6>ROUNDER THURSDAY
Bill Madden
His0pponent

Promoter viii Maylon ANNOUNCE
ed Friday he had signed Davey
Ward, promising young Tacoma
weller, to meet Billy Madden Of
Portland in the six-round semi
windup on next Thursdays pro-
fessionsl boxing card at Green
wich coliseum.
Jock McOmber of Tacoma and
Ernie Collins of Reno. New. are
rematched in the 10-round main
event.
Ward will he making his
debut In the six-round class
as well a. appearing in his
first semi-final scrap when he
meets Madden, a capable
xoungster who has become
quite a drawing card in his
home town by virtue of a
string of recent victories in
the Rose City.
The Tacoma BOYS promotion
comes as a reward for his brilliant
progress along a trail blazed
decade ago by Freddie Steele,
Wards idol and guiding light.
ONLY ONE DRAW
Davey has had 10 professional
bouts. winning Is of them. IA by
knockouts, and being held to
draw once by Dave Lefton Of
Aberdeen, a far more experienced
rival.
Growing like the W. X. weed,
Ward has put on more than
20 pounds since the scrap with
LeftOn, which took place IS
months ago. He weighed 1913
pounds for that one and will
tip the beam at between 143
and 146 for the Madden fight.
Because he was growing so rap
idly and was still in high school
he completed his prep years three
weeks ago-Davey has progressed
a little less rapidly than Steele
did at a corresponding stage in his
career.
However. the youngster is now
free to devote all his time To his
chosen profession and many OBJ
servers predict he will climb into
the main event bracket within a
few months.
Ward is working out daily at
the Northwest Athletic club. 9O9l2
Commerce st, along with McOm-
Der and other local fisticuffers.
collins, already en- route here from
Reno, will also step into the pic
ture either Saturday or Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Ole Miss Gets
Grid Prospect
With Six Names

UNIVERSITY, Miss - Lee
Smith. all-state football guard
from Meridian who has enrolled
at Mississippi, has six given
names in his signature The
lss-pound prospects full moni-
ker is Lee Stanislaus Columbus
Joseph Henry Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
INDEPENDENT BIBLE WINS

Independent Bible church's bas-
ketball team won q 22-io victory
over First Congregational Thurs
day night at Bellarmine in Park
Churchill Boys league game.
In other games. First NJ. Z. de-
feated the Sons of Pericles. IS 10
Is. and Olivet Lutheran won by
forfeit from the Bethany NJ. Z
squad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
QUITS GRID FOR TRACK

EVANSTON Apparently
Northwestern university's football
team lost good end when Paul
Kruger elected to devote his at
tention to track. Kruger, who
completes in the half mile and mile.
was a star on the Minot. S. D..
high school gridiron squad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
TRAINS FOR OLYMPICs

CHICAGO - Dan Gibbs. Notre
Danes star pole vaulter of last
spring with a best leap Of l3 feet
2 inches, is working in Chicago
and training for the 1910 Olyna-
pic games.
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thought of the the championship the
Stadium Tigers shown above, comeback,
currently the Tacoma standings They Lincoln
crucial tilt Saturday night in the Tiger
From right DeNIaris,
IOftness
Dick DoneOn, v
lOwman, Fred Angus Warren Harvey Warter.
The Tigers finished the CrosSae league.
Considered basketball they make their
altitude with fight half their
behind
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
QUEEN ALICE HOME

SAN FRANCISCO--A Alice Mar
bic has returned to her home here
accompanied by her coach and
travelling companion. Eleanor Ten
nant. Miss Marble sang at a New
York hotel after winning the ma
tionnl women's singles tennis
championship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
On the Lam
With q.
Elliott Metcalf

IN Olympia yesterday afternoon found sporsmen and
conseryationists, and interested in the wei
fare oil natural have equal chance
ming fight against the attackers of Initiative No II
That doesn't haven't fight left
politicians attorneys privilege
working
What
those follow the
generations who through thinking
brought the necessity conservation
The salmon
rout
children of the
right to bountiful rom our
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

Fourteen Tacoma leagues have
been operating every week
throughout the season. with more
than 600 bowlers taking part
Tournaments have been held fire.
quently through the season. and
Tacoma has been represented in
all such competition
Tacoma teams will travel far TO
take part In important tourna-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

The first known geographical
dictionary is that Of Stephen Of
Byzantium, who lived IN the sixth
century.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

In stalking prey, cat can keep
her ewes on the victim and let her
whiskers guide her noiselessly past
obstacles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
A Travelin' They'll Go

pacific MATCH b0wlers will travel San Francisco to
compete in the West Coast Bowling Congress tournament
in May Members of the team Captain Fred Wahlers
Bill Leftwch John Pasnck Paul Logan and Scotty Murdoch
the North
western International Bowling
held Spokane early dozen Tacoma teams
will
Women b0wlers while of
rolling
out front In April when their
will held The
league bowler in the city Will be entered big
Membership the American Bowling
atme high
with the national comprising
vdual membership nearly IA bowlers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
FEDERAL Way


Cdupcft tiu' ~ 1850 rtoaiti
Subs. Federal Way---Sutherland ca,
Okey Morgan. Olsen. Shields. Schwarz.
6tiilwell a.. Brozce ID, Young t4b.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
HERDNIAN IN ACTION

ents that coming Alt Heidelberg bowers will
land to compete the greatest bowling
championship
ment starts March
make the Captain Len Left Ted
Tadch rtoe nd DocM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

Officials of the American Bowl
ing Congress have estimated that
there are more than 10 million
men and women who are inter
ested in bowling in the United
States and Canada as regular par
Elephants in the game
The A. B. c. tournament in
Cleveland will he played on 80
cncciullNt sat iI.fo cd nlln,.I L1a.-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

TUSCALOOSA. Ala. Eight
members of Alahams's varsity
boxing squad come from New
York City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
CITY PIN CLASSIC OVER WEEKEND

THE fourth annual bowling tournament of the Tacoma City
alleys Saturday night and continues through Sunday until
Fifty fveman teams entered in the tourney, making
local association since its organization than three
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
TONYSC0RES

MIAMI-Tony Galento, No. /
freak in fistiania's strange side
show, scored a three-round tech
nical knockout over Abe Feldman
here last night before a disap-
pointing crowd of Sap in Burdine
stadium.
Although Honest Abe" offered
little resistance, Tony failed to
finish dat bum in one round The
third round had begun and Field
man had been on the floor six
times before Referee Dave Miller
of Chicago decided the thing had
lasted long enough. He stepped
between them at the 3i2 second
mark.
Outweighing Feldmap 81,
pounds-22S to 1856 ,-Galen-
TO mauled him at will.
Promoter Mike and Manager Joe
Jacobs will meet today with Her
man Taylor of Philadelphia. who
has contract on Galento's serv-
ices. and the question of whether
Tony will get shot at Louis may
be decided.
Before going south Mike said
Galento needed TO score impress
sivelv over a good heavyweight
before he would get consideration
as a challenger.
Galento's chief asset had been
considered his great drawing pow
err. but. judging from last nights
SIS. 900 gate. II is not so great.
In the semi-final, Solly krieger
of New York. n. B. A. middle
weight champion scored a ninth
round technical knockout over Ben
Brown of Atlanta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Bowling Facts, Oddities

THERE are many bowlers in Tacoma you find in
any other sport
Speaking strictly of participants mind you And that
for golf and skers although in time you look for
the sn0w-and Stats sport to Outdstance all
When you TO a national summarzation well, the
old alley boasts Of estimated 900 participants
And, folks, II you think that isn't humanity, try buying
pork chops for em
lnasmuch the big city championship tournament scheduled
this weekend let Gull interesting
this indoor which brought hairs to Bill Herd
Celtic heard of Bill? Bills
1t
He
Well Il a are
general might find these local
terestng
League play the life bowling game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

LASTS AT HANDBALL
DETROIT - One of Michigan's
best handball players % years
ago, Charley Corey is still play
ing the game in Detroit.
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the building these alleys carloads of lumber
will
900 nails will lumber
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If You Like Figures, Well

TOURNAMENT officials have stated that $4,000 balls will
be rolled down each alley during the of the 5Sday
tournament Six carloads of pins, total of 10000 will be
used in the meet for set of pins used for every
in the five-man event :.
The fund to be distributed the winners of the B.
a
every play
Tacoma win have all efthanded bowling its City
Glass Bill Daily captain
Trowbridge Jack Walters Paul
ont 6 SUNDAY
The alleys which the bowling played AZ
width go feet long The Is inches height
than three than
Bowling balls 81 n
conference and weigh 10 pounds
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And We Say This

DEAR s. s.: You're not Fostering ] admire you for
intelligent, cean-thnkng letters. AS YOU say out
Of bad good No doubt Of that. think boys will
understand that But wasn't going to bat for any
individual referee in roundabout otherwise If
what you say about that certain referee is then he
has place in the game and will not have in time Just
give him time
j a whole officials
making living who wins II only natural
yaller
scared call they play home methods
and those who pick particular the meant
merely
you growing
him like a fighter.
a fighter
Your letter brought light spots that school
officials
and write again when ytu have legitimate complaint -
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S. S. Writes Again

FRIEND NET: Again Fostering you because you went
TO bat in round about way last night for referee
who recently did some kids dirt :.
Let me emphasize again that | am not mentioning the
the schools involved because the losing kids said
pipe down. when had the most to say
have grind with group, all that's
holy healthy kids
robbed When
something
out of bad good that stands that
kdrobbng will
job that him average under
No what growing American
boy nd nal