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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-03-21
College Students Home


Fred and George Gilhuly, Leroy
Codding and Elroy Wiehl, students
at the University of Washington in
Seattle, and Miss Kitty Hall, a STU
dent at Central College of Educa-
ton in Ellensburg, arrived Satur-
day to spend Easter vacation at
their respective homes.
Russell Hampton, who recently
bought the Simmons tract adjoining
the Anna Jaeger ranch, is building
a cottage and will have it ready for
occupancy in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Russell are
leaving for the upper country where
Mr.. Russell will engage in logging
with E. H. Walker. The young
daughter of the Russels will remain
here at the E. H. Walker home to
finish this semester of school before
joining her parents.
D. S. Wilkinson spent several days
at Hood River, Oregon on business
connected with the Telephone COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon l.. Small
left last week for Vancouver, Wash,
where they expect to spend some
time.
In spirited election held al the
high school, Lois Jones was chosen
Princess White Bluffs to attend the
annual Apple Blossom Festival at
Wenatchee this year.
Patients Improve
MIR. Ray Ramsey was called to We
natchee Saturday by word that Mrs.
Ramsey, who has been recovering
from major operation at the Dea-
coness hospital in Wenatchee, was
in serious condition and that an
other operation would be necessary.
However, on his arrival, he found
Mrs. Ramsey much improved, and
returned home Sunday evening. He
made the trip with Mrs. Beth
Beyers and daughters, Betty and
Alice, who were on their way to
visit with Mrs. Marie Beyers at
Winthrow
Word has been received from Sc
attic that Cecil Borden, who was
rushed back to the Swedish hospital
last week, was slightly improved,
and was not suffering as he did.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Wilkinson, ac-
companied by Mr.. w. T. Morford.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-03-21
Class of Six Children
Confirmed at w. B.

WHITE BLUFFS-A class of six
children was confirmed at the Lu-
theran church. Rev. L. G. Krug
performed the ceremony. The con-
firmands were: Christ Hinderer, jr.,
Billy Kirby, Elizabeth and Arthur
Heidemann, Raymond and Charles
Graves. On Good Friday evening
there will be services with the cele-
bration of Holy Communion.
Easter Sunday there will be Sum
day school at 1000 and Easter serv-
ices at HOO o'clock. -.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-03-21

Mrs. H. w. Witt returned Mon
day from Walla Walla after sew
eral days visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Mike Davis.
Apricot trees are in full bloom
and peach blossoms are bursting.
The Fourth Friday club will meet
Friday, March % at the home of
Mrs. F. S. Mcclure.
Mrs. M. Schuster is very sick at
her home.
Ward Rupp and Roy johnson
were Walla Walla visitors Monday.
The members of Valley grange were
entertained at the Finley grange
Thursday evening.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-03-21
Community Pipe Line
Is Laid in East Kenn

KENNEWICK VALLEY-A new
community pipe line is being laid
by E. Berg, Ralph McCalmant and
G.. A. Rupp. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Ski
DalllIine
Along

There's a lot of credit kick
ing around doing nothing. it
seems to us, that really be-
longs 10 those who made the
ninth annual Tacoma Winter
Sports carnival last weekend
such a solid and satisfying
success.
So how about tossing some of
this credit to the right people ?
That's a pleasure. sir. and. snatch
ing up credit in generous handfuls.
well start throwing 1t around:
A bountiful portion goes, OF
course, to Orville Stewart, the
general chairman; he did a fine
job. And to Z. r. Fetterolf of the
Chamber of Commere. and Gilly
Richards. who handled the coro-
nation ceremony and the dance.
And Marsh Perrow. who planned
the races, best ever held at a Ia
coma carnival; not forgetting Karl
Hostetter Of Seattle, who set the
splendid slalom courses; and AL
Taylor and Augie Won Boecklin,
who assembled the prizes; Paul
Sceva of the park company. who
lent his experience and aid on a
dozen occasions. And last, but
hardly least, credit must go to
Dame Weather, who is lady after
all. il seems.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Uses Live Birds
Instead OF Clay

sGArTLE--eporssmsn may b.
turning 10 real. live pigeons IN
preference 20 the clay variety for
their target practice. President
Glen Mcleod OF this state Humane
society complained today.
lie brought . complaint In jus.
tIee court against ". G. Jannssn.
accusing him Of pottlnE - live
pigeons.
"jannsen was training for east
ern shooting matches IN which he
intends 10 compete nsxt month
Mcleod asserted. In thoss
matches live pigeons are used ~
targets. Jsnnssn bought 100 plEs.
ons At q market, took than ~ the
Redmond Gun club. and shot them
a. his friends released than ons
At . time"
Jsnnssn, he said. replied II did
not make any differences whether
the pigeons were killed with an az
or a gun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
LOSE
TO CENTRAL

ELLENSBURG. Wash. - The
lesgue-leading Central Washing
ton College Of Education won an
other Washington intercollegiate
conference basketball game last
night by beating Pacific Lutheran,
<4-3s.
Ellensburg held a 22-1g half
time lead. Two men divided scor-
ing honors. Don Sanders of FL
lensburg potted II points and
Mary Harshman Of Pacific Luth-
eran hit the hoop for IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

u l~ft aooha IN tAs nsxt NE
dynamite had ssssisd cut. spsst
against xsss's steel jNw.
Fran that moment n Ne ftfth
round Hossak vas Isst ansthss
fighter. Ne wss . man NM
Jaeoha MN NOT want tn ~
projected championship neus wtsh
that other middIswsishi hiae.
cefsrsne Garcia ef the rhiiippssss'
'Jsepbs hlksd back b New Yofe
on the first plane appsFensiy s"a-
tent 10 let The National nnHino
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
$4,000, 900 SPECTATORS
A YEAR CAN'T BE WRONG

A Lien has turned out outstand-
"A ing coaches. among whom are
John Bum. former coach and now
Dean of Men at Stanford; Forrest
Frosty Cox OF Colorado, Adolph
Rupp Of Kentucky and Arthur
Dutch Lonborg OF Northwestern.
My greatest players That's a
hard one TO answer" he asserts.
mo, don't consider any Of my
own sons among them. But you
might mention Lonborg. Paul En-
dacott, Charley Black, Ray Ebling
and Fred Pralle.
You know, my boy Bob In a
straight-A student. He expects TO
take his degree here and then try
to win a scholarship to the Har-
ward medical school.
Basketball is still in It's youth.
Sections like California. Texas
and the south are just getting
around to building field houses
which they need so badly to ac-
commodate crowds. You find bet
ter floor and lighting facilities
being put up
Eighteen million spectators
year can't be wrong, DR.. Phog
Allen points out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Ring Warrior
InBad Way

NEW YORK Russell saw
yer, young preliminary boxer
from Brooklyn, was In serious
condition with a probable brain
concussion In Bellevue hospital
today.
Sawyer was knocked out BY
. terrific right hand punch TO
the jaw. delivered BY Irving
Simon Of New York, In the
second round Of their scheduled
four-round bout at 81. Nicholas
arena last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Campolo Floppo
In Ring Joust

NEWARK, n. 1.-THE promoters
will give Valentin csmpolo. the
Argentine giant, another chance In
Laurel Gardens on Feb. II because
this "riled bull of the Pampas"
made such a questionable United
States debut at the Laurel arena
last night.
The promoter have not an
nounced Campolo's opponent
for . second unwilling, but
doubtless they will be moro
careful than they were In ar
ranging last nights disappoInt-
ment In which Big Jim Robin
son OF Philadelphia almost lick
ed the South American. hut
finally suffered technical
knockout In the ninth round Of
their scheduled 10-round bout.
Robinson. the trial horse, actual
ly was winning the fight until stop
ped in the ninth. Big Jim. who
was only slightly less in stature
and poundsge. was ahead five
rounds 10 two, with one even, when
the bout was halted al LIS in the
ninth round.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

round last night
and th> fixNs
went cut ~ hin
n quickly -
locked IKE .
different maM
one minute
ne wm . rag
Ing ttGsre ~
the pfs psmp.
sly anes yes
Before him was
. rslinU. she'll
shsseksa xala
hls NV twisted
from pain end
the STEADY rain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

sAs FHASCfs<o - Contracts
for FIVE more San Frsneiseo z<sls
hass bssn signed and rsssfne1 70
rfssldsnt Charles Graham.
1ney came from Ferris Fsin.
first baseman; Larry Quay. pitch.
e.. Lee kilsy. third bassmsn. Billy
Leonard. catcher. and Al steele.
second bassman.
Ths Oakland Aeerns siso an
nouncsd receipt " eoutfses< from
Lloyd Christopher. outflsideF On
option frem Newark Bill hlgnsy
and Charley Bates Christopher
played with WsBAtchee In the
Western international league Last
year. where he batted asa. and
poisd 81 home runA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

4 lVo-nonno onrno11ll01nm ~
Inse s.utssn vvaun1no1on 1onno
Isus = pnust eunn1 ns>vu1&g1
af,op ~ w6slw lov-elI ~ nl1Ip
v~as sxamisstiouo
n....z - Ir>v- 1<n.~1r~ -.
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's~~ IN 49, sr~~~ - - - vv111I
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a ls.lSss~ss ren~s,s,.s ~ fnrr'1Ir1
a. 1.u.~1sx nIeSs..
-. =. -.
= io1Ivuc1e s1ecrsn I, 80 4
- nnneeeo 0vouro tyopunn1 \
eeenno - seee1n4 - -
esssve eese - Ionoune - -
~.
ceae4 uKoa@ Win - nor0 -
of ptskin4 cH1y - ptoyoyn U~go
his iarue oqra1 ~ - eutNr1e<vne
iAG irsp. ~ hsea erollo4 -
charges mtuuoA euve<n1 80 ur0os
ttee s>eetnna 4.
al ~ pENnoaf tine oNty eDx~0
players afs sass - nlonanH -
jenni." sSneance1 c. ogono
meaaay afterne~A.
ttve ~ lkeee efe - poUu1o1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Jock Sutherland
ToBe "Unueiled

sgw fOHk,--joek Sutherland.
new Brooklyn DodgeF football
coach. all b. Unveiled before
Nsw York nswspspsfmsn by Club
Owner Dan Topping at ihs Hotel
New Yorker tomorrow.
Sutherland. no stranger 10 ths
big city. came 10 terms Hith Top
ping IN Pittsburgh yesterday. Jock
Wa b<llsyed " hass accepted .
three year contract. starting al
$4,000 the first season with an
annual boost and cut 10 the
gate receipts over : certain figure,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

association championship ~ sseh
across tho Rockies he stiii hoids
promotional rishts On tlsrcis.
who IL recognized - champion ~
the New York and California con.
missions
SEATTLE MATCm
whiIs physicians we're trying ~
decide whether Hostah's hand was
broksn---Al said he was sors u
was for he's done u five times
before Promoter Nnts Drlxman
Of seattle announced he had
obtalnsd exclusive rights 70 pro-
mote future bouts,
TONY goes 10 seattle with No."
pruxman said. ''iis'll fight The
boy had picked out for iinstsk
and when Hostsk gets bark W
shape they can have . fssmstsh.
II may be fer The isiis. u may
not"
fssstah's sssss4 sppessnsss
sest u ~ nsehies stss1p9 ~
impres>iesi, - ~ fisst. 10
uhieh NJ hssekes sss nsis
e~iis ~ Cievs1ssd 10 sss
rsusd. Ne sssssn~1 sses xsis
sish vlsisas isft hsska n ~
sirss round ana srsppa1 ~
k~~IiAsses Msssier fss . esssss
Of fws. Tesy ressis~1 NJ
fsst n tssss - vhIe sesss
hsr1 bs1y pusshes ~ ~ sss-
pssss1 shsapsaa - ~ ~
ssasAe1.
During the bsxt three rounds
zsis stabbed hostsk repeatedly
with . sharp lsft tss. always
mana ElnE 10 avoid damage from
the title holders ioopinE hook,
but m tina flfth. He<isk svsr-
powered zsls. sent him spinning
about shs ring. bsipie~ under .
two. listed attack that petmiftsd
no return blows. In This furry.
Isostak raped Tony's h~.d gnss
too often. and scmssbinG ssvs
way.
Prom that psist %. xals IVES
the ssgfsssof. fIinEinx straight
right hand body puneisss past the
usAksnsd dsfsnss u tbs champion.
he won the last four rounds
gong away. somstinss throwing
q DOZEN singing blows without .
reply from B0sfsk
~ 80. zsis's sixhfk straight
sielsry since nsasxef ksm
risa and Art wissh sstsis~1
hls sesisssf Fsf ttostsk. a
-. shs third aefsst sises
1884,
A eroud ~ ii.ii1 paid tzf.sif
10 witness shs n1n~tItie match.
Both bozsFs weighed In 81 49,
pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
independent League

Northwest Chair defeated Ar
cher's 1929 in the first tilt last
night In the Stadium gym.
Wheeler-Osgood won from Y.
NJ. c. A. 1892.
Pacific Mutual Fuel defeated
American Lake 1921 in a prsc-
tice game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

three TO steven Motor company.
Bers's and Emersons were tied
for first place prior to last nights
play.
In the other matches. Antlers
Tavern and Eagles No. team
split even. herrick and Race won
three from Tokstad Furnaces. and
lily Mandies took three from
Nathans clothiers.
EAGLES AUXILIARY
D. Rancour led the scoring In
the matches Of tbs Eagles Auxi.
liary. with singles Of i4s, ia and
100. and a 403 total.
Other scores In the league were:
IONA wilds 37s. NJ Wing SIS,
Kate Robinson 32s. Pearl Norris
100, Helen Rosseau $40. A. Ben
nett $40. Lueiia Miller s6s. Ellen
MCGOWAN 33s. NJ. La Fisur 200.
M. Olson 29s. @. DE Rousseau
24s. and n. sandsrson 2s3.
Past Presidents won three from
Drill Team. and Officers won four
from Auxiliary team.
X STREET BOOSTER NO.
johnson Candy bowlsrs. after
two months Of fine irundling.
reached the top runs In the X
Street Booster No. league by
taking four points from Meyer
and Rsnkos in play on the Play
Nor alleys. The Johnsons. start
ing as 3 pickup team 10 fiil .
vacant spot in the league. have
won 81 out Of their last 10
points.
Pine Cafe climbed on k-slno
Club to win three points and
olson's Confectionery won three
from Hans Johnson's Department
Store. W. WsIlsrs ots for
olson's was the best score
Roy Craig. with = s4< total.
led the scoring In the matches Of
ths X Street Booster No. ? cir
cult. Craig and sons won four
from samusison shoe Store 10
take first place In ths league
race.
HIM Florists and X street Club
split even and Balls Ben Franklin
Store won three from X Street
Thsater.
TouRSAHENT REPORTS
johnson Painters dld well Ia
the handicap tournament on the
Auburn alleys. Captain Norman
castafson announced. The team.
composed Of Lslf Jensen. Ksnnssh
Mcdonald. Norman Custafson.
Jerry Warden. and John Artos.
rolled 303s. including handicap
10 place sixth IN ths fiys-msB
event. Jensen rolled Gil and
Warden 600 for the hiEh iDdivi-
dual scores
The Painters went On Ia the
doubles and singles 70 ain money
sharing spots. Warden and ArtOe
rolled 1875 and GnstafsOn and
Jensen rolled 1921 70 place In the
doubles. GUstsfsob's g5s IN the
singles was good for third place,
and ArtoeE s5s also placed among
g. ...4.-a.a (.tssK fak.sssa gofn
WAS nigh score for the sii-eyents
prlzs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Postponed Game

The postponed basketball game
between Northwest Chair and
Wheeler-Osgood Of the Indepen-
dent league win be played this
Tuesday night at O'Clock at the
YMCA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
wEILAND TO sox

CHICAGO. - ~ Wsslsad. IS
game winner for the Henderson
club Of East Texas last year, vas
signed 10 a Chicago White Soz
contract today following he recent
release from tina Detroit Tiger
farm systsm-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
SET DATESFOR
SEMI-PRO PLAK

CnsfflA00.--The Maternal eo~1p
Pro I1~nsbsii Congress te11av -
ssded inst ~ state tss1rnnmeofo
preliminary - M 49, Wtehlfn,
Kan. national ssusnsmesa nBs> ~
hsla hetssem July = ~ AuG* q
psstfset tournaments pvsilmioefy
10 ths sisis sampetifien vero
seh~dulsd fm The first w>&k -
July.
ussFss Ezs1~r. formsr a Lsu1e
Bfvwns fifs< hsssmsn. ~Hs rstsia~
I'd - high eemmis@isnsv u ~
ssaxfsss under . ens-yeAr sens
sfsxt. Directors s~ia thai ths ~
sitien would ~ nsde : itfs-sAGn4
~ After is>o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Ski Weather

STAMPEDE - Ne ssw sssw.
Total 90 inehes. Wet sasw. Gsiss.
partly cloudy.
MARTIN kki DOMINO ssu
snow. Total " Isshs.. Wet sa.~.
Calm. partly cloudy. skiing fair.
MOsAD LAkE--ss se~ sssu.
Total ss inches. Calm. partly
cloudy. skIing good.
PARADISE sALLEY--No new
snow. Total. ~ inches Partly
cloudy. light northeast wind. TEN.
psraturs 30 degrees. skiing fair.
Road open 10 Paradise inn. carry
chains.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31


mICA0O q. - ~ neeseehs
ehamp,sa - ~ maeel<wesshe
bssias aivtssss. hsshs tive
siasess - NJ lee hss6 10 ~
nfth rsasa u No fiuhs la~s
sixsi with Tssy x~ls. zslA >
0sry. Ind. sssss grained = -
eislsa IN 10 rsunas.
x.says shswss NJ bvssiss.
Eddie 1astws. Dssstsk's ssan-
asss. sAsd ~ mn ~ nwhsss
wsuld lesss for seattle tsaisht
where n1estsk viii ~ gives -
lssst tws sssssks' sVss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Re Careful. Boys,
The Judge Il Tough

srOMANk. VISA. - rhe no1~
HANS einb ~ th~ WesE&n Inf<v~
national is.sas has yetsd ~ see-
TIME tHe ls@Kuss pi3Foff ps0>s
against which itsss1slI ejemnie-
slansf X y. lands fseenfly mid.
should ether WI l<s9ue eIano
CONCUR. President y. n. knieksr-
becker 1iil cast the lAsene'e vo1o
IN fsyw ~ paying players far ~
pisysff. = practice fSgwned nceo
b. f.snais
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Meat Quintet
Wins, 57-36


Ssmmsssrs- - 80
ne CITY paskstsall league
standing. were given . sound
Tightening last night II tlnccis
gym when Consumers Neat, sur.
prisinxiy smooth and decsdediy
improved. upset chilla's and went
into = tie with Jnhnscn Paint and
chilla's for the loops second hall
leadership,
Locking wech hess<f shsa
II ANY previous sisss< tits 80
saa. csss ssseFs snsnh1lshsa
sh~mselvss - fAisiy god hts
Ia drshAse az with tA> seces1
hall ttiis - they esastsetnn-
IN aruheea ne first halt
championship CAilla tesm. ~
10 81.
chllias was minus IT. two key
men Manager y. Grant. VI for
the past week. and Gene Gundss-
son. whose work prevented his
making an appearances. Hut even
with those two veterans In hsr-
mesa. II 10 likely that Consumers
would have won, ~ finely did they
work together.
Ken Mei~od was the big gun
Of the cansumsrs' attack. netting
IL posnts. while little Jerry Kent
was nigh for Chiila's. with ~
counters.
Istes-taty Auto rrsiGht
heat California Florists. ssss
n tank . five- minute ever
Tina parted "a settle tks Wis.,
MR. Of the dash. The F,es-
lists rallied In the final pesis1
IN draw evea with ms rs~isht-
ern ~ t1-tf. bat . fteld geal
by Chet Rasmussen asd . foul
tsss by MARY scsst lce< Ne
saaee for shs Frelshtess "
The extra sesslea - The FLOR
hats lone score ws. ~ Tus-
ner's succcssful free threw.
johnson Paint walloped Cam.
maranos. ~ Ia IL, II was ths
18th straight loss for the Cams
aginst no victories.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
One Sour Note

The carnival nad but one sour
note two Seattle skiers were
arrested early Sunday morning In
Paradise inn after they had caused
about SIS property damage. At
Longmire the following day they
were found guilty, ordered to pay
the SIS damages and. In addition,
each was fined SIS and banned In
definitely from the park.
Seems that at 2:15 a. M, the two
had climbed into the inn attic.
They wanted to see how the inn
was bulwarked against heavy win
ter SHOWS. according to their testi-
mony. As it happened, their weight
was too much for the ceiling and
they fell part way through, one
almost plunging to the floor below.
Government officials in the park
warned that such unnecessary
roughness would have to stop. Out
.of-state visitors to Paradise inn
have complained. stating among
other things that they wouldn't
think of returning unless assured
that the rowdyisrn, which has mar
red many a Saturday night at
Paradise inn, be halted.
Paradise valley gets a boost
in the January Standard OIL
Bulletin, picture of the vdt-
ley leading off an article, NTH
a selt-erplanatory title, "The
West Hits the SnoW Spots"
Member clubs of tn. Pacific
Northwest Ski association are vot-
ing upon application for member
ship Of the Tacoma Ski club.
Deadline for receiving such votes
Is Feb. l, according to Otto San
ford. secretary-treasurer, In the
latest p. N. 8. A. Recorder, 80 Ia
coma Ski clubbers should soon be
Informed OF the result.
incidentally, the Tacoma Ski
club is planning to stage its sec
ond in a series of novice slalom
races next Sunday at Paradise.
The first races held two weeks
ago, were gratifyingly successful
drawing IS tyro contestants. More
are expected Sunday. Costs moth
ing TO enter.
POLLING AROUND - Dorothy
Hoyt, who won all the women's
events worth mentioning In the
Pacific Northwest last season, Is
back at her Schenecta =. n. \,
home, spending her spare moments
instructing members Of the Union
College Outing clubs ski team 80
Don Cooney had tough luck sun
day In the slalom race, falling
near the start and losing so much
time that he didn't bother to finish
hard TO understand these
hairy-chested boys who simply
aren't happy unless they can drive
their fists through one Of the walls
nj Paradise Inn =. here II II Jan.
80 and there are oDy AZ inches OF
snow mt Paradise valley 4. year
ago four times rs much Of the
white, cold stuff was on the ground
there Virginia Hall Is another
candidate for the Hard Luck club
=. somebody swiped her bindings
Sunday -. last season It was a
sweater a club has been form
ed by Charles NJ. Dole. the pineap-
pie king, which has only two re-
quirements for membership
q one-time broken bone n a resui'
Of skiing and . sl-5o purpose Is
90 raise money for . national skl
patrol committee chairman Is
A. Thomas Splint oil skl-Dan'
die IA thinking about joining
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

For Seiberllng Tires went into
first place In the battle for the
second half championship by win
ming three points from Center
Street Service. Mallon Motors
won three from Fuel Oil Service.
taking the point for total by one
pin. Farm Maid Ice Cream won
three from Coast House Ma
terish.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Fat Person and Joe Paddock
battled for the top scoring honor
Of the Industrial league matches
on the Broadway alleys. and Per-
son won out by a single pin with
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232 game Paddock finished with
5si. his high single being al.
Ray Printers won another four
points TO bring their second half
record to II points won and only
three lost Persons high score
went for the Prints.
Tom Drew rolled . 231 single
and $50 total 10 lead Hooker
Electrochemicsls In a 81 win
over Tacoma Towel Supply. Big
Bad Wolf and Edna's Beauty
Nook split even on points. Kream
Krust Bread rolled well 70 take
three points from Defiance Lum-
Der. despite high scoring OF Byron
Huff for the Lumbermsn, who
finished with $50
EAGLES LEAGUE
Ed Sorensen rolled o42 for the
high total in the matches Of the
Eagles league on the Broadway
alleys. Eagles Team No. ] went
into first place in the standings
by winning three points from
Berg's Tavern. Emerson Optic
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bowling the Knights Of Columbus league
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