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Golf -. .

Brookdsis Sunday: Mems club
Medal play. fun handicap. for
turkeys. winners first divislon-
Geo. Williams. Til So. second
division Pete HsgstAd s5-ls-ess ;
third division Clyde Black. sz-zs
So. Other scores. Jim Engl.
ss-17-7i. V. y. Vaudeville 100
IT-s3. y l. Christine l02-z5-77.
Jerry Wood lis-25 80. Oliver
Grodvig s7-Is 70. Geo. Marshall
si-is IS. Ladd Hershey s4-zf
70. Norman Erpsldlng 1925 -.
Clsrene. Taylor 1914 II. Paul
Comsrud 1910 70. Harry Sat.
teris sz-zz 10. Lyle Merrill So
II-7s. Geo. Wise 7T-5 II. Bill
Ristvet 75-7-ss. Al Brand ss.i7
IL.
Tsamsters- ODD or even tourney
on on.-hslf handicap Even holes
being drawn. Winners first ciyfs-
ion: Carl Lavson 4l-7-3s. second
division: Harry ssttsries fill
80: other scores: Clyde Black 4s-
111-34iz. Norman ErpsIding
30, Clarence Taylor 81
IS. Paul Comsrud 45-I0-55.
The Brookdsls wonenis club viii
have q bingo party A. IN, club
house thursday evening.
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even with the huge Frenohman in
Boston two weeks later. dealing
him the beating OF his life.
Mccoy is one OF the very few
TO hold n decision over Tommy
Loughran. lie faced the Philadel-
phia master twice within a month
in 1888. obtaining a draw the first
trip.
One Of the more industrious
workmen. Mccoy muffed a grand
opportunity at Madison Square
Garden late in 1888. when he I'M
wisely whitfield down TO fight
a middleweight only to discover
that he was meeting light-heavy-
weight in capable Jock MeAyoy.
At that he came up from an
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The standings show a total of
70 games won. 81 games Loaf 81
conferences teams The discrepancy
IL explained BY thu fact that only
the round robin games played
among the first eight teams are
counted IN their respective stand
ings idaho ard nonisns are $3.50
eiats msmbsfs and results ~ tbsif
games slih fuL Members are
shown oniy IN their records md not
in those Of the first eight members
Aonisna's single yietory sss
SCORED over fdahot
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AL Mccoy Is Listed as Louis Next Victim.
But RolY-PolY Heavyweight Is No PaYchek
Boston Fuvoriie
Hos Met Best In
Every Ring Clos-
nv HARRY GRAYsoN

DosroN Al Mccoy il listed As
II Joe Louis next victim st the
Boston Garden. Dee rs. and un-
douhtedly viii Re. but the Dor
chester Maine BOY is no Johnny
Payehek.
Louis viii have 10 whip Mccoy.
The challengcrs knees won't olst-
ter in his corner
Mccoy. native OF Ninslow.
Ne. has performed In every di-
vision from flyweight II heavy
weight Georges Carpenter per
hsps Is the only other fighter who
did that.
Mccoy started young At 20
IS a veteran OF IL years Of warfare
and $50 glove duels
He is the roly-poly type al.
WAYS has been that WAY even
a. little fellow. His best weight
now is is5 pounds.
lie has q rather unorthodox
style. hut boxes very well. He
Is cool and courageous can
take u and dish II out. He
has never lost on a foul Ia
popular In Boston IL cred
tied with having kept the
game alive there throughout
two different periods.
McCoys real name is Florin Al
fred LeBraSseur. His father il a
French-Canadian. his mother Irish.
His ring moniker is derived from
his middle and his mothers maid
en- name. His wife is the sister of
Verne Olsen, bright pitching pros
pect Of the Chicago Cubs, and Heinie
Olsen. a wrestler.
Mccoy is managed by Bill Bren-
nan, a Lynn, Mass. printer, with
whom he started and with whom
he will finish.
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Nv JAMES A. SULLIVAN
United Press staff Cores pondept


SAN FRANCISCO - Stanford
University's football team, which
couldn't win a Pacific Coast con-
ference game last season. viii play
the University Of Nebraska in the
Rose Bowl at Pasadena Jan. /.
Nebraska WAS invited last night
by Al Masters, Stanford graduate
manager.
Ma or Lawrence +. (Biff)
Jones, athletic director for the
Cornhuskers, grateful and de-
lighted" conferred with DIR. II.
ID. Bergman Of Iowa State,
head OF the Big Six faculty
committee, who contacted the
other members. Within
short time they had agreed TO
waive the conference rule
against post-season games.
Stanford became the Rose Bowl
host by defeating California l3 10
7 on Saturday. It's ninth win Of the
season and tenth in row. Stan
ford's only victory in 1889 was over
Dartmouth in the final game.
Stanford's choice left only two
berths in the five New Years day
bowl games TO be filled.
BOSTON HIGH
Boston College. the nations high
est scoring outfit. and Tennessee.
southeastern champion. collide at
the New Orleans Sugar Bowl. II
viii be the only game involving
perfect-record teams.
Arizona State and Western Re
serve OF Cleveland will battle In
the Sun Bowl at FL Paso. Tex.
Mississippi state. unbeatsn
hut tied. has accepted an in,i-
tstion 10 the Miami Orange
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Tacoma Glove
Men in Meet
AllenbY. Marcus
In Seuttle Event

Tony Marcus and Don Allenhy,
Y. NJ. c. A boxers. have entered
the ia4o Golden Gloves tourna-
ment at the Seattle Civic audi
forum tonight and tomorrow.
Marcus, welterweight. is ex-
pected TO give Dale Maloney. nat
ional junior welterweight cham
pion. stiff argument. In the
1888 tourney Msloney barely won
the decision from Marcus.
Allenby. middleweisht. won six
out of seven bouts by the k.o
route, and should give very good
account OF himself.
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Z alfra fssss staff sasf<spenaTnf
LINCOLN, >eh What seft
~ = team en Sehfssks fieia
against stamford IN the Rese
Hat - Pasadena en Nss
Years day
pet this question - Msipf
ta~fcaee NsCenes fnlfn 1oass
At his hame here lass wight ssa
hetwren sisps On ne back. iris-
phens eails and imprcmptu
ssfsnsds. - students and elii.
sens IA hls lawn. the coach ~
the Cofnhuskcrs gave ne an
answer
Nebraska VIII n~ia . Ne
srsshs Tram. % stsrt eish. The
nese ne~i squad thai pulls sus
~ herr on the rist win .ums~s
~ PLAYER. and es.h ..s sset,
see ~ ihrm ~iil ~ . Nebraska
by. drawn from the c.sr sss
wheat fields.
n wlll - team Whose
players pss % a. 70 sehoel
There are ~ such things -
scholarships. recruiting cs sub.
siaisstlan At Nebraska
II viii ~ a squad that knows
the meaning of work. Tines
haven't heen toe COED IN Ne
hrsska fthe state hasn't hsd .
real crop IN ten years. More
than half the players are s"fs.
ing their way through sehcoi.
and not ~ rhcnsy lon~ that 80
many athlete. in - many
schools have
Royal tklngtonEi kshlsF.
star tackle. WORMS for . Dry
cleaning establishment. Hs 10
there st a 70 IN the morning 10
sweep out the place.
Puo>oeRAru NAN
Falllbssk Niko Francis 10 EN-.
played by q mechanical phono
graph firm. he spends HI. tlms
tramplnE from iuse hos 10 inse
nos. changing records
Rack AlI~s zIkmusd 10 .
handy msn saa bsnii"r 81 .
drsss shop. sas rns Fred rv~s-
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burgh. Iowa state and Kansas
state, rolling up 10 points To
their opponents 81.
Stanford. with new coach ~
the helm Clark u. shsushnessy.
who came from the University ~
Chicago when II de-emphasiAed
football had an inspired season.
With comparative ease II turned
back University of San Francisco,
University Of Oregon. Santa Clara.
Washington state. Southern Cali.
fornia. University 81 California a,
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Turkey Shoot

Ths Tacoma Flroi club viii
hold a turkey shoot On the elgs
range ~ siiis Pacific ave. this
Monday night All plstoi shooters
are Invited Shooting Niil - at
20 yards with pistols and reviewers
only.
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LANDS TITLE MATCH On
SHOWING AGAINST CONN

rT,HE result Of the krelger scrap
IL no recommendation. for the
Brooklyn war horse was shop
worn, but Mccoy obtained the
shot at Louis on the strength Of
his showing against Conn. Not n
few who were there contend tina,
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Only Two Bowl Games Untitled

los Angeles. Washington. oregon
state and California
II Wss announced that stanford
would give It's alumni first chance
70 buy Rose Bowl tickets al $40
each. An allotment wili he set
aside for Nebraska and It's sup.
porters. and 1900 general sdmis.
sion tickets viii he placed on sale
at Pasadena.
In the last Pasadena classic,
Southern California. turned back
Tennessee. ~ % o.
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High School Cadets
To Drill on Roof

DALLAS. Ter. - Three new
buildings erected on the former
p. o. T. c. drill field a. Dallas
Technical high school will not
cause officials 10 discontinue mill
tsry training. The cadets can
drill on the roof" Principal Walter
J. Schiebel said.
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SAN FRASCfsCO With Stan
ford tucked snusly into the Rose
bowl by virtue Of It's clean sweep
IN the Pacific Coast conferences,
only a handful Of games remained
to b. played bsfor. the curtain
rings down on the 1910 season
Chief among these IL the ira
ditional clash between Southern
California and Notre Dame In Los
Angeles next Saturday. y Dee -
engagement between Georgia Tech
and California at Atlanta and four
games in the Hawaiian Islands.
stanford played inspired
football just long enough 10
accomplish n ~ 90 defeat Of
California la the big game"
Saturday. and were downright
casual about n. The Bsars'
last minute isie bdoen drive
provided almost the only
spark Of steitemsnt
Washington turned on the power
20 score a smashing - 10 vie
tory over Warrington state 10
capture second place in the eon-
ference The ioNly Oregon Web
feet scored its first win IN five
years over Oregon state. . 20 70
0 triumph.
Southern California had little
trouble in winning - a. II from
It's eross-toNn rivals. UCLA
Outside the conferences. Santa
Clara came hack after spotung
the Oklahoma sOonsrs - points
in tn fret ~ minutes 70 win -
10 10. and apparently IL destined
for posi-ssAson game Niih
Georgetown Of La Angeles about
Christmas time
ARIZONA WINS
Arizona won over Marquette. II
70 Is. Whittier beat Willamette. "a
10 7. San Aaiso Jc tfoBnesd
Sacramento &c Is ~ ~. and Uni
yerxlfy ~ Gan Francisco won its
only start Of the year. n % O.
over i>oyols
In addition 10 the Trojan
Irish game nsxt Saturday. nan
FTaneiseo sBtertains Texas
Tech: Fresno state goes back
10 Little Rock 10 meet Ark-
snsas State; san Diego State
travels 10 Honolulu 90 play
the University Of Hawaii.
Thursday night the San Diego
Marine. play host 10 College
~ Pacific.
! Hawaii faces Denver university
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EvENED SCORE WITH ONLY
FIGHTER WHO KAYOED HIM
NELL TALE ears are all tn,

YTNELL TALE ears are All that
mark him as a fighter.
In all his engagements against
the most formidable weltfr. mid
dleweights and electromagnetic
Mccoy lost no more than Is de-
cisions and WAS knocked out only
once by 6-foot 5hs Inch Andre
Lenglet in the second stanza in
Montreal three years ago. He got
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State Prep Hoop
Dates Are Named

SEATTLE The season hasn't
started. but the state High School
Athletic association today set the
18th annual state high school
basketball tournament Tor next
March 1922 At the University Of
Washington.
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Nebraska Up
In Grid Air
Students and All
Appreciate Bowl Bid

LINCOLN. Neb.-This college
town swoke 10 its greatest foot
bal thrill today realization
that is dream OF a Rose Bowl BID
had come true.
Students sin cerehrsting Ne
brsska's first Big Six champion
ship since reached new
heights Of hilsrity when the Rose
Bow came through.
out Of boarding houses.
dormitories. fraternitie. and
serorities the students poured
for impromptu psrades and
pep rallies. The town folk
Joined and the celebration.
lasted long past midnight.
The students. In freezing
weather. serenaded the coach.
the team members, the faculty
and anyone remotely connected
with the Cornhuskers success
They announced that there would
he no classes at the university to-
day. and there was no indication
the faculty would object
Maj L. NJ. "Biff" Jones. Corn
huskers coach. set about i'm
medistely planning the game. He
will take about 40 players and
leave here Dec. 81. His players
start a Today rest today before
resuming training.
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Tacoma's johnson Paint pin
squad hoped into = North
west Air Lines big buggy sat
urday and headed for spokane
and the state handicap tourney.
But fog prevented = Spokane
landing and when the boys
finally did come down safely
they were In Helena, Mont.
There the Northwest lines paid
for their hotel. feed and what
not. showed them n grand time
and flew them 10 Spokane for
some competition. The boys
missed the fiye-mzn event
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Sporismen 10 Meet

The Tacoma Hporisfoen's club
s1u mold ia rsxpisr meeting
"Wednesday night q, 4 o'cioes a.
ths club rooms Nominations for
officers viii be hslf Turkeys and
boxes Of apples 10 70 lucky
mem befs
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No Outsiders Listed on
Club 10 Battle Stanford
Rose Bowl Bound Cornhusksrs Squod
That Knows Nothing but Hord Work

q. /. sssht I<>sssr ssa h~s>s
.ks.<s 81 ts~ ffs~s >sf,~~as
hs.k. WARES eff~se. sssaee
sna I'll. sn<~fsess ssrsldste. te11e
fsr . ~nei><si< srua setrpsst.
s.s ss<rm.- nshssx. star rss~>s.
~sfks Toe . s~ft drsrh rts~s.
ousFteYhsrs sna hleekisx
Roy resseh vurks Tor the slss~a.
fi<a department. Il Ire Nrsrssks
state Jnslrnat ard Falihses
Hank nohn 10 snirptns ei<fs
TIE e~Y= average thiFty.fsve
cent. ~ haur sns get N ensuEn
haur. ~ clear ~snsx s~Sen ~
eight doiisrs = ve<E
Nshsssss 10 : tna<s hi etah
II averages sf~sna 10 pounds
n fhe nne snt 10 N th< n~ss-
fisif rh< ncYs are rugged
That almss-< eee~ without saying
h~csu.~ ynu IL net survive IN
the Sehfssks climate, wh<fs
there u . tsmp~rstar~ spse.d
~ ito degrees during the t~~lss
msnths unlss. vua sf~ FuHesd
sshrasks u . team without
say great stars u hss - PER.
fnrmes ssth The slss< n : Mar
mon. = KlmnruaFh. : Reagan. ~
. nuffrdss. hut u mas srrsf.
<nlla. asy-sn and DAP out per-
FORMERS
HAS TWO TEAMS
cnseh ianes has toe tesms
that are nlst about saasi N
talent. and . tnIsd that u aniy
= n,tl~ leo cspsris IN fart.
they are mot referred ~ -
trans hare. MT - sniss with
. squad that 10 three dsep IN
every position. the carnhnshsss
ere shls 10 mslntsin . Sustained
attack from start "a finish.
t.ihe ss.ss ~ ske ssse. n TIE
s~sss.w. ws~s~ ~ wssehes y
In. undergraduates n hsstee -
sssssk ss.as< . pssssss essss.
Nesrashs ssp~sds ehsssiy ~ .
savage sreusd sstsSs- rhs
sssuh.sksrs r~tv - p~wss
through ~ ~ssAsle So No
tsskies fes sssss ~ tts>s gssss.
hat Inc passing shssss h shess.
n Rshsis. m.pp So nss1s>y
the team h~s ths~s hestes snen
average ehs~tess
The teams aircsee eame -
no great surprise % Jones.
We started bslildlnx the
present club sruuna ~ sspho-
morss In isss.~ no tsid ne. and
ws felt that ny shls Tim. re
would have . winning team. Of
course. the rass Howl develop
msnt was ~smsshlns 80 had
not counted on t'hs team aets
gold footballs sad White
sweaters for . fslT nls cham.
plonshlp. ard that has nesn the
air ~ shs boy. until nsea
Hihie ald Ds the Tremendous
favor ~ snaesiaE ssf M
AGREES Thsn. IN bsv@ 70 81.
NIT. 90 started fhlnksnx . Iiffis
.tnut Ns~ fears Day cut
west
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city viii be there.
A special skating exhibition viii
be given between Bill Herdmsn
and sootty Hurdock.
All bovlers are asked 10 come
out for q good time
Tickets Will Dc sold al the door.
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CARDINALS PLAY

Two CARDINAL mems and two
Cardinal women's teams competed
in special matches Sunday at the
Kay Street Recreation alleys.
The csrdinslites defeated the
Cardinal club boys. 27os TO Pass.
Joe Brezilla was three-game high,
$50. and high singi. 2l2 Ruth
Schroeder led the women, 427
nigh single. ls2.
Cardinal club boys No. ! trim
med the Cardinal Courier,. 1922 TO
2525. N. siemion was high three
"a me. 4s7. high single. 1ss. p
Tschida was three-gsme high, 57s.
Coliseum sportsmen's league
will hold /. roller skating party
Tuesday at 10 p. m. az the King
rink.
All the proceeds 70 help send
two teams 70 the y. l. q. c. at
Portland
One player from each team in
the league will be picked 70 repre-
sent each sponsor In the league.
All oowlers are urged 70 wear
their bowling uniforms
Many prominent ooslers Of TIE
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ONLY Few Contests Remain

IN Honolulu Dsc. IA. Fresno state
invadss the islands for a date with
Heslsni club on Christmas dsy and
with Hawaii university on New
Years day
ElusI eoufsrsuee afaudlues
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Ted Hamilton. shooting for West
End Tavern. In special match
with Tacoma Amusement COM
pany. rolled 236 for the high single
game of all play on the Broadway
ALLEYS Sunday and finished with
bs7 for the high three-game total
OF all competitive scoring.
The Broadway alleys was
hive Of activity, with all drives
IN service throughout the day
A. scores Of trundlers con-
verged on the downtown pin
place for league play, post
poned matches. special COM
petition and just ordinary so
ciaI games and practice.
The West End Tavern boys
proved too strong for Tacoma
Amusement men and won their
special match quite handily, roll
ing Poll, including handicap. For
the winners, IL was c. Mikkelson
452 M. Rae $50, Billy Ruehle 4Ss'
IT. Hamilton 5s7, and II. Bahr AS.
For the losers, II. Mykland rolled
4s1 II. Noren 3e5. f. Gentili 457,
l. Gessford 42s, and Lyle Smith
4s4
Cranrmen won four points
~, nla
a postponed match NJ the
shipyards league, with u.
Grant scoring zoo for the
high single game and 500 for
the best total.
Jessie Shuster led the ladies OF
the Telephone league in their
weekly matches, rolling a nice 44o
total. Other scores were: Doro-
thy Lodge 23s, Mary Burns 2es
M, Becker 23s, Daisy johnson SOL
Irene Paulson 1923, Roberta Gilkey
372 ovida vargo 1872. Margaret
Bell 407. Elizabeth Vavelti 377
Kathleen Green 407, c. Garstad
24e Alma Tresch 327. Frances
Well, $50. Laura Rse 24s, Dorothy
Bailey se7. Pearl Hauptmann 331
and Janet selwyn 34l. Miss
schusters 1T was the high single
game Of the matches.
The new l6-team Early
Birds league rolled its matches
sunday, and Bob Stein, lead
off man for Blue Jays, led the
scoring with q 5s5 total, In
GLIDING games of 207, 1ss and
189. Jack LaFleur WAS next
m line, with 557, including
games of 1856, 173 and 1873.
Helen Bernard, with games o
13s. $50 and 1853. turned in tn
best score for the 20 women of tn
league. Catherine Dsugherty, o
the Cuckoos. rolled 40, including
q nice 10 single game.
SeaguIls won three from
WOO d peckers, Whipoorwiils
won four from storks, Dodos
captured four from Mocking
Birds. Cuckoo< took three from
Blue JAWS and Bluebirds took
three from Blackbirds.
League play for the curren
week starts tonight at the Broad
way alleys at 7 o'clock when tn
poppy Industrial leaguers gathe
for their matches. BroaoWa
Sport Center. league leader, viii 0
trying TO elinch the first half uti
in its match with Broadway sleyi
Following the Industrials, IN
knights OF Columbus will shoot o
six alleys. with Msllon Motors bal
ting 70 hold its place az the 10
Of the standings in the featur
match Of the schedule. The Motor
will be opposed by Center Stree
Service
WONE>'s CITY LEAGUE
Margaret Christianson. sta
bowler on the DR.. L. S. Whetston
team. continued her splendid bow
ing Of recent weeks in the Women
City league al the Coliseum alley
Recently Margaret has Ia
series Of 544 and SIT and la,
weekend rolled rs which is
new record for high single gam
Her fine score helped the Vine
stone team TO win four points froi
the Pacific Match girls.
The high series OF the iesgu'
las wa roiieS bv BESSIE Trop
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Hflnsts sith healthy seslps az
age about tos 600 hairs on their
heads
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Coli Meet on 18th

The scheduled Alisnmors nsns
club meeting bilisd for tonight has
been postponed until Dee. 10.
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Bowl. They probably viii meet
the Texas Aggies. Georgetown
or perfect- record LAFAYETTE.


the Texas Aggies. Georgetown
or perfect-r record Lafayette.
Fordham University Of New
York City plays at Dallas. Tex.
The Rams opponents will no the
Texas Aggies. Southern Methodist
or Rice.
After the Pacific Coast confer
enee representatives went through
the formality Of making the In
dians the conferences bowl team,
Stsnford's three man COMMITTEES
sat down to pick an opponent.
Boston College, Tennessee and
Mississippi state had made their
arrangements. Pennsylvania had
declined a 'feeler." Cornell. Michi-
gan and Minnesota couldn't accept
because OF conference rules which
couldn't be waived.
TEXAS 4. 4 VI. REMAINS
Texas A a NJ. and Nebraska
both with imperfect records. re.
manned. u vas reported there
had been pressure from Los An
geles against smother southern
team again. 50 Nebraska vas In
vted.
The choice was made by Full.
back Norman Standlee. represent.
ing the team; Prof. William b
Owens. faculty representative. and
Masters.
Nebraska. defeated only
once - by Minnesota - will he
the first representative Of the
Big Sin conference In the Hose
Bowl.
The Cornhuskers, after their
initial setback by Minnesota,
defeated Indiana. ksn.as, Mis-
sour, Oklahoma. Iowa, Pitts
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Birds have tails Of seven dif-
fsrsnt types. eunssts. smsrginsts.
forksd. Frsdnstsd psntsiisds
rounded ard squared
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Hitting the Of Head Pin

Results of other matches: United
Mutual 4, Roy p. Archer o, Helen
Davis 4. The FRS o: Sherman
Tackle 2. Peerless Grill 2
The match between Little Paris
and Edna's Beauty girls was post
poned.
Northwest Door Co, Hi-Way
alleys: Spreader Gang 2.243 (0)
VS.. Door Dept. 1851 "a; high
game, Adler 174; series. Adler 400
Office 2.2s3 % VS.. Veneer Ship
pers 2.463 80; high game. C. War
go 222: series. G. Wsrgo Sill. Odd
Shop 2.16s D VS.. Saw Gang 2260
90: high game. summerfield 1852;
high series. Summerfiel1 $50. Door
Shippers 1883 t0) VS.. Tear Down
2.469 "a; high game. L. Faux
200 series, L. Faux sos. Night
Cutters 2,419 (1 VS.. Sash Dept.
2,339 (o); high game, p. Bergsten
III; series. p. Bergsten 400. Day
Cutters 2,245 C0) VS.. Glue Dept.
1925 "a; high game. Stiles III;
series, Robertson 467.
Play Nor Alleys. Maccabee
league: Terrible Turks 2.410 f0),
Squawkers 2,4s1 90: high game,
Schiedelman 1872: series. Schiedel-
man Az Ivory Heads 1929 49,.
Smart Guys 2.502 %; high game,
d. Carlson 218; series. Joe Stemp
51s. Softies 2.s7t t0). Five Hot
Shots 2.5o3 a.; high game. Harry
Butts 1888; series. n. Butts 500.
SIXTH AVENUE CENTER
A special match rolled on the
Sixth Avenue alleys between the
outside men and the inside work
ers Of the Milk Producers Co. re-
suited in a clean sweep for the in
door men.
w Kingsbury recently rolled
one of the highest games so far
247.
The Eagles league goes into
action tonight at I o'clock at Coli
scum alleys. They take full sway
with a 18-tesm league.
Holding up the bottom of the
league is the Nsthsn's Clothier'
with Is wins and 80 losses while
Merrick 4 Race is leading with
80 wins and is losses. In th'
middle Is the Golden Age team
with "a wins and "a losses.
Leading the league In indi-
viduaI average are Scotty Muir
dock, r. Wahlers and NJ. MIL
Ter. Individual high single
game In the league was shot
by o. Carlson with 234 and the
high individual three games
series was shot by X. NcCor-
mick 5s5.
Team schedule. for tonight fol
low: Ted's Place VS.. Toksta'
Furnaces, Hammond Elec. Laun
dry VS.. Selden's Inc. Eagles Team
No. ? VS.. Eagles Team No. !; Lam
mex VS. Golden Age; Berg's Tay
ern VS.. Nsthsn's Clothiers: Niece
Restaurant Va. Vienna Ca baret
Turf Smoke Shop vs.. Merriek a
Pare