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Evening star., 1940-06-16

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Evening star., 1940-06-16

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The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03
NEWS ITEMS

The Nome Mercantile and Min ing Co.,, was charged in the U 5 Commissioners court here of vio lation of the Alaska Liquor Laws
 The defendant represented by attorney o D Cochran apeared be fore U s Commissioner C C Tan ner and pied not guilty. A jury trial was demanded and the Com missioner set II o'clock Friday morning as the time to prepare a jury roll and summon jurors.
 The defendant is charged with selling liquor under territorial license to an intoxicated person, in violation of the liquor laws.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03

Plans were started today to hold the memorial Democratic Jackson Day Dinner in Nome. In fluential Democrats in Nome con gregated today in answer to a communication from National Committeeman J A Hellenthai and laid plans for the staging of the banquet.
 Monday Jan. 9th, l94O is the date which will be observed thru out the States by these Demo- cratic dinners. Details were not yet available as to what the pro- gram will be other than that the dinner will be at the Nevada Grill, Jan. 9th, commencing at 6:30 pm. Per plate $2.50.
 Remembering that President Roosevelt is inviting some of the leaders of the Republican party to his Jackson Day Dinner in Washington, D. C., there was some rumor to the effect that prominent Republicans in Nome might sit down to eat with Dem ocrats on that date. However, there is yet no confirmation of this.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03
GAS GAS ALL TIME

Mrs. Jas. Filler says: Gas on my stomach was so bad I could- mt eat or sleep. Gas even seemed to press on my heart. Adlerika brought me quick relief. Now, l eat as I wish, sleep fine, never felt better"
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03
MirOW Air Service
 Activities

Pilot Jefford returned to Nome yesterday with MT and Mrs Bur. dick and MT and Mrs Clark. The trip was made via McGrath Bethel, St. Michael and Unalak. leet to Nome.
 Pilot Jefford left for Anchor age this morning with two pas sengers and some express. Names of passengers were Larry Davis and Jimmy Lenton. A number ot passengers are now in Anchor age and will return to Nome on the return trip.
 Pilot Chambers is in Nulato getting the Fairchild ready to move it out from where he was forced down some time ago by a broken oil line. If the ice is good on the river he will be able to take off a short distance from where he was forced to land. If the ice condition are not good he will have to use dog teams to move the plane up the river to where he will be able to have suf ficient room to take off.
 Pilot Martin is expected in from Unalakleet today and will leave again as soon as the mails are ready to go. Some express will be carried to Solomon on the return trip.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03
Wien Airlines
 Activities

Yesterday Frank Whaley made two flights north stopping at Coffee Creek, Fox Bar and Fay Tor with freight and mail. Pas sengers returning to Nome from Coffee Creek on the first trip were Jack DoWd, Jim Holland and Ralph Mayberry.
 Today a trip was made to Pill grim Springs and Igloo with mail Mary Ann Mosquito was a pas senger to Igloo from Nome.
 A trip is scheduled to Film and waypoints tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03

The first filing for the legisla- tive primaries was received by the Clerk of the Court Amer Rydeen today.
 s w Taggart has filed his candidacy for election as a rep resentative to the Alaska Legis- lature on the Republican ticket.
 It was also stated by the Clerk of the Court that filings will close on the first day of February, 1940, for all candidates including party and independ- ents.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03
FOR SALE

Baby high chair "c0mbin- atiOn."
 1 Baby crib
 Baby play pen
 l Baby buggy
 All in first class condition. In quire at Allan Lee Residence.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE

(Note All sangs subject to change without notice)
 JOE HARNISH, Agent
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03

Miss Mildred Maynard, secre- tary to the U s District Judge J H s Morrison left Nome by PAA plane today enroute to the States on an extended vacation which will take her to southern California and Honolulu, Hawaii.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03
AirpIane News

The PAA mail plane arrived Nome this morning at about g am after an overnight stop at Nulato with a large load of 1st class mail.
 The plane took off again dur ing the morning with one pas senger Miss Mildred Maynard for Fairbanks, and mail.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03

The funeral services of Anne Seguak, daughter of Bessie Top kok were held at the Eskimo Methodist Church Tuesday after noon. Rev. Wilbur P Wood con- ducted the service.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03
A CORRECTION

The New Years Day edition of The Nome Nugget carried a date line of year ago. Where it read Jan. 1, 1889, it should have been Jan. l, 1940. We're not a year be hind just a typographical er- TOT.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03

Mrs. Dave Gray was admitted to the hospital Saturday after noon for treatment for a sinus infection.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03
JACKSON DAY DINNER

Monday, Jan. 8, 1940 at Nevada Grill, 6:3O pm. Per plate S2.50 Please make reservations with c F Yenney.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03

Vim. Munz, flying his Robin monoplane carrying mail to Wal es and Shishmaref, broke his landing gear at Wales. Parts will be flown to Wales for Munz as soon as possible.
The Nome nugget., 1940-01-03
FOURTH D o w N-so

expert a grapefruit eater is young Troy Howard that the fly ing spray of juice doesn't bother him, and he takes his fruit "in the raw" at WaverIy, Fla. And that's No. 4 on his menu for the
 day, deei4. es.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13

touchdown when he intercepted
pass and ran 10 yards to a score,
early in the game
Baker fumbled with four min
utes to play in the game and Hsr-
gett recovered for La Grsnde on
the Baker IS. Three plays later
Glenn Nordquist passed to Karther
for the touchdown. Pieger kicked
the conversion.
hedford turned or the power IN
another Armistice Day game and
defeated Ashland. 40. on the Mac
high field
Bend defeated a fighting KIa-
math Fails team ~ Klamath Fails.
10. before 5000 fans. Hood River
swsmped Hnlsboro. $40 in the
highigh; Of the Legion Arrnisuoe
Day program at Hood River.
Fifteen thousand fans saw North
Bend defeat Asrshfielo. $50. Al
North Bend Grants Pass clicked
for a $40 triumph over RoSeburg
and Reedsport beat Bandon. 10.
Other scores: Hood River. 80
Hilsboro o. silverton. 80. Sandy Z;
Myrtle Point ls. Coquills s: On
tario 81. Nysss 0; Halfway s.
Richlsnd 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Former Grid
Stars Face
Pro Charges

SAN FRANCISCO Two former
Alhsmhra high school football
stars. declared ineligible for com.
petition at the University Of
Southern California. may have
jeopsrdized their amateur stand
ing by playing with a professional
in the Army-Navy game at Los
Angeles yesterday.
Johnny Petro,ich and Tina
rem Hodges. who were ruled
ineligible TO play for Use
by Football Commissioner Ed
win y. Atberton last Septem-
Der, later joined the Califor-
MIA national guard and yesier-
daN were members of an army
team that lost IS 10 Is 10
San Diego Marines.
A teammate was a lad named
Filipoff who vas declared by
sports writer's TO have PLAYED with
the professional Hollywood Stars
several years ago.
Atherton said today that Pacific
Coast conference rules automa-
ticslly make ineligible for college
competition anyone who plays on
the same team with a professional.
He did not Indicate II he would
make any immediate inquiry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
OF
minor Rules
Is Considered

DURHAM, y. C.-Minor League
President w. G. Bramham said
today that three important amend
ments to the minor league consti-
tuition will be considered at the
3eth annual convention Of the
National Association Of Profess
sional Baseball clubs AT Atlanta
Dec. 4, 3. s.
/ A system OF permanent serial
numbers for all minor league man
ayers and players as proposed by
the Evsngeline league
2. The winner Of the post
season ShauGhnessy series cannot
be declared league champion under
q proposal which would make II
mandatory for the title 10 be
awarded TO the team finishing
first during the regular season.
3. All players must sign an
affidavit declaring that no remu-
neration is received other than
that shown in the contract. Prior
10 1888 this rule was in effect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Peckinpaugh
Named Boss
.Of Indians

CLEVELAND Roger Thnsps
recktnraukA. ene - h.see.li's
greatest reorisiar- AL tAs mar
whon Cleveland na~hsn Cias
Owner Aiss Bradley fred n ipss
Al The rahiies St~A -. 70
hired today 10 manage ihs fasisa.
in ie.i
bradley .sid reektnKpAuTh h.a
heen signea faf a twe-ywar con
tract it, term. wers Mt di..
slos-i bat u was rspufted thai
reckinpsuEh would receive :
$40 90 salary inEsthsr 9Th !.
bonus hsse.i on atisniancs figures
r-ckinp.ugh e~ss. NJ. rss-
fe>siaesl baseball carver ..
1919 with the sid Gt~seiasa
Nap. shsa the Great Ma
relea. iatsse PLAYED s~eses
hs.e. We retar-s 3. ciese-
land In issi q. soec~~S Oscar
WI.
In replacing WIT fecsinpsush
ssume. one ~ the hottest spot. In
baseball The latter Vas released
IL ths snd ~ tire p.st season
after . number Of veterans lnciud.
ina noh rsllsF and Hal rruesy De.
msnded Wits resignation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Sumner Grid
Club Beaten
The mighty have fallen

Ah' mighty nave ihllfH+
The Jones boys, Summers six
man football team. tasted its first
defeat in three years yesterday
afternoon on the Spartan field at
Sumner when the Centralia Town
les" won fast, wide open ball
game. 81 to 80
Zach club scored In the
first quarter and In the sec
ond period zach eountercd
again with Centralia making
one conversion good 10 lead.
IS To -.
In the starting period OF the
second half. Ccntrslia scored twice
on long forward passes and play
went into the last quarter with
Sumner on the short end OF the
Is 10 u score
In the final period Sumner
scored the first touchdown on a
pass. Grubb 10 Brsnt Centrslis
Tailed a feW minutes later on =
sleeper play, making the score
Centrslis 81. Sumner 20
Geifer. Sumner back. scored
after an s5-yard run. followed BY
a 25-yard gallop by Reynoldson tt
put Centralia out In front. 80 u
p
The last score Of the dsy
came on a fake reverse. sader
of sumner going over from
the l0-ysrd stripe.
A. the gun sounded 70 end the
;ussle Sumner again had the bal
deep in the visitors territory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
FACE MINK" TEAM HERE
Sieelhead Club
Meets Thursday

ne Tsrosns ateeihe.a rrnaf
rluh wili haid IT, stertion of -.
fieeFH TAarrizy alxht ~ : -
e'slnek st aeosty's fsvsxn Th<
Night si.a stn mara tas .neu.l
.tunt sffsk i'm knsfsrsnn. pr~.i-
dsnf. an Fen nssef. sstsFsa
anglers sFe fenostsa rssdY "a n
Their dsaesns ses n as ye.Fs
tNas Fsa ws,aIeaa TIE sesthsF
make. thr act arrf~rFisss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
The Cridiron Parade Goes On

NEW YORK Pigskin Parade.
Only unbcaten. united. unsecured
on football team left in the nation
Is ST. Ambrose Of Iowa. which has
rolled up 134 points in licking
eight opponents st. Ambrose
is coached by Larry Noon Mul-
Inns. the old Notre Damer who
was cast adrift when Loyols OF
New Orleans abandoned the sport
last year a perfect record
season is nothing new to Moon &.
he played on knute Rockne's last
indicated club in 1880 and later
he coached st. Benedict of Kansas
to an unbeaten. united season in
1860 record that won him the
Loyola coaching post "
Reporters covering Mar
quette have had anything hut
n dull season when the
Golden Avalanche lost i5-4l
TO Manhattan Saturday, IL
sent the average number of
points for six games past the
50 mark Thus far Mar
quette has scored l4I points
to opponents l64. Eight Ford
ham players were in the lineup
for so minutes against Pur-
due. They call Tom Douglass,
Texas Tech fullback. "Splatter
Nose" because he seldom
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Lincoln Desdsyss
Win Basket Title

ny trimming the peadsyss. 10
10 IL. pvssffyi Ahs five v"a
the Lincoln intfamursi ba.ssthaii
title this Nssk
Ths tws aalais,s sadsd ihs
regular season IN a iis with sseh
team having sis sins and ons
isss. nsesssltstinE tho plsysff
zane
Closely trailing ths leaders In
the lsop ssrs Ina All stars and
DARK Horses. sssh sith sls ~ias
ard ,So lsasss Ths Aces cap
tsrsd fifth place az they ~an three
and Dot four games Victorious ln
one az, ard trailing IN sis we're
the shsrpssaotsfs .hlis fhs Hss
shots had sns triumph sna ssf
fsFed five i0sses
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13

Inter-eity ice hockey competition
All come 10 Tacoma for the first
tine when the Tscoms Medosweets
and Bremerton face off At Lake
wood ice arena Wednesday night Al
$ o'clock in the opening Of the new
Tri-City Hockey league
The new circuit replaces In Ia
coma the strictly local four-team
loop that operated during the past
two seasons.
When ice hockey made its
debut si Lakewood two wears
ago, Tacomans took kindly 10
the sport and the size Of the
crowds justified the playing Of
the game. Last year, however.
labor differences At the arena
resulted In cancellation of the
schedule after only few
games had been played.
This season no such trouble
threatens, and Stan Anderson. pre-
sident of the new league. looks for
ward to an extremely satisfying
ice hockey year. particularly in
view of the fact that intercity
rivalry will be engendered
Louie Weir. manager OF the Ia
coma team, Tuesday named the
players he believes will see action
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Bellarmine
And Shelton
Go Scoreless
Local Eleven Gives
Up Ball on Enemy
Three-Yord Line

SHELTON shelton and Rellsr-
mine high school gridmen fought
to a scoreless tie Monday in =
game that was marked by eSees-
sive passing The Tscomsns threat
ened seriously 10 score In the third
quarter when Van Rooy recovered
a tumble on Sheltons 20 -Four.
nier passed TO MeNerthney 10 the
shelton s Then line smashes
took the ball to the s-yArd line
where IL WAS lost. The game went
back and forth with passes filling
the air. more particularly in the
last half shelton made nine first
downs to Bellarmine' six.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Yakima Scores
lS 10 0 Victory

YAKIMA. Wash. Yakima high
school heat Brsmsrton here yes
terdsy 80 IN one-sided cross-
state league football game
Outcome 81 the battle vas fore
cast n the first three minutes
when Tut Campbell broke loose
for 35-ysrd touchdown run
The Pirates scored again IN the
second period when Pay Redmond
paSsed n Vel Bryant IN the end
zone.
Redmond knitted through the
field In the last 30 seconds for a
72-yaro Touchdown gsiI0p
The Wildcats failed 70 threaten
and most q the game vas In their
territory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Inter City Ice Hockey
Opens Tomorrow Night
Tacoma Squad Faces Bremerton in First
Come of l940-4l League at Lakewood
ANDERSON GOAIIF

against the Navy Yard City ,1si-
tors.
ANDERSON GOALIF
Guarding the Tacoma goal viii
be Frank Anderson. who has plenty
Of experience As a defender q the
nets
Lon Bishop. rugged veteran. who
can take his turn as goalie II nee
essay will be AZ one Of the de-
Tense positions A slater. = CON-
parstive beginner. but improving
rapidly. will handle the other de-
Tense post.
Louie Weir. himself. win he
nj one Of the wing positions.
He has been an outstanding
player In Tacoma hockey play
since the sport was inaugural
ed here. Spud Iemeck. a
flashy skater. viii he at the
other wing.
Spares will include Norm Rain.
an outstanding star. may be used
at either defense or Al a wing spot
Monroe Danforth. a slick stick
handler and skater. and Stan Gold
berry provided his Jaw. which was
broken during recent practice
session. is sufficiently mended by
game time.
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comes through a game without
n nos. in utrN

comes through a game without
nose INJURY.
When J. w Joree. star l.. s. u
guard, was injured In the Rice
game. it marked the first time
he had been benched in seven years
Of high school and college foot
ball LSU Trainer Charlie
Striplin is following a depression
profession When he was grad.
uated from Auburn with an engl.
neers' degree in 1881. he couldn't
land a job engineering, 30 he
turned to training athletes jim
Mcdonald. captain and right enc
of Boston L.. learned TO snae
passes by catching coins in return
for bags of peanuts at the Boston
ball park last summer
4 few weeks ago the Cos
sipers were saying that Cor
nell and Penn were winning"
their way right out of the Ivy
league . Penn probably will
he reinstaied now since the
Harvard tie The Texas
Aggies' former Warren rip
Collins. one Of the greatest
punters ever developed In the
southwest and pitcher on the
New York Yankees champion
ship team of 1921. wears the
sheriffs star Of Travis county.
Texas
Max Speedie is Utah's tastes
tailback and Howard Stonebreakel
is the biggest linesman on tbs
same club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Abes Lose
Bellinghaun
Grid Game

nNtII>au Az =. urllinx ham
Red nslisf. defeated tlnealn hsah
~ Tscoma u hsrs Yesterday.
bat wsF. given . hsFa h.stls 81
the way ncchen sent over fFam
the a.ysra strip st the eatsst ~
the seooaa period after ths nsli
sF. had carried the tail tn that
short territory. I.inealn called urssn
aerial thssats % ~tn er ~sfs
However oalY eas ~ 10 passes
ennneetsd. me stslsass oaes fsssb.
81 the Raiders f.ysrd inc. nui
could 60 No farther
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
La Grande High Remains Undefeaied

PORTLAND La Grande high
school remained the only unbeaten
prep school eleven in Oregon today
lefter squeezing by the Baker high
team. rs. in an Armistice Day en-
counter
La Grande had to come from be
hind TO turn the trick. Clegg
Baker halfback. made the first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Twin Falls Club
Put on Market

POCATELLO. Ida.-Officials OF
the Pioneer Baseball league will
meet here Nov. "a for their fan
meeting. League President Jack
Halliwell announced today.
The franchise Of the Twin Falls
club, which has been offered for
sale by William Ulrich Of SpO-
kane. will be discussed and the
work Of drawing 1871 schedule
started. Opening and closing dates
will also be set
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Ellensburq
Tough Foe
or Locals


danes Friday tArfsels - ~
Martini. ~ utymp<a SATURDAY
Central ws.hinssan - rscff,o
I.athefsa In stsaiasn te~f. East.
sfn we.hsnxtan - western WASH
laTssn Al nelisnshsm
us.,~s..,.i i':.ai's s.asn@v..
an eerase ~ kll~aststs waxs.
lastsu Pas" team ~ n. Ass<lsss~
h-s.i saturday sftssra.u Tns
t.ssshsfsns ar ns~ p~Fss>a IN toe
"a the Vince ist.s<s MT esssss
mary k~s - Els<nshsfu ~ssid
saa-s ih~a 1sww . match
stss~ ss~ts initial sa~N--
IN 1880 rssssse s.sss~ss~'s
atssss hss~ ~~sv ssvsus~A 80
ss~>~. ssss ~ tssa Lost 49,
s~m shs s~ss ssss ~ ?. T. e
~ssv>s 81 ~ hs~a- ~ ~ le~
>hhsls.s men. - n q
Ths ~sas differences IN seestrG
that the ui.as hsss rss 40 snis
s<espn In ramrsfssoa n Csatsst
means ma. % nsshins rw fne
same sltastlen existed last year.
and Central ~un wsnsa srasss
ras ,hs teams thss yssr are rio
~. Western 4. PIC ~. kassssn
IA rf4c ~. ~ Martins :. rss.
trail 7. Eastern a. Central 7.
wswssrn o
JuSaeA Otr
Pacific f.athef.n's injury iiss
has not Improved much. seeassi-
ing Ia oi.sn t.eily JanGvh. hss
regular guard. 10 definitely s~sf fnv
thu ssasan ~ith hls leo lsfscslons
zig slxurdsnn ~iasmsn IN s>a
9th BAD infsetson ~ sh~ knss.
all not he sbss 10 alp out NJ the
easers until Wednesday oseasns
Anderson. the third msms<r ~ Inc
first string injured sfts, 10 nsss
hing afaund en nrisshss Ths
big tackle 10 not ssp~etra 10 ~
ready fns saturday. ei.sh
Not wasting say psesti~s
HIVE h~s.se ~ g1Ie~sesse
ssm~--ttiff Discs hs< M
sgssass. sss On Ire psee1ss
yesterday .sssssss fos arm.
gsss ~ shis tsss Aass O>sss
IL wsskisa s~ ssw p1srs.
d~~sssi se.sss have bsss
k~sstss sssssss Ne u.sshsssns
81 seasss--ss sssss 11feeseae
pisys sss IL sss~s.
A RES Tacoma fssth~Il sttsad.
anes N sspeatsa % ~ nsnssu II
the game Saturday several
thousand soldiers ffum hssnefd
nsid. camp Murray sad rsst
Lewis wiII psss the Stadium
And thru u 10 Tbs lasthsfsn's
homecoming fsms. and hundreds
~ alumni ~tli 10 ~ hsna Plus
ino pes cert PIC stisnasnes sns
Ess,siY sesiisFins ~ Tacoma
fans
asynr Harry = Gaia snasssnx~d
tsst Saturday ~in 10 army art
homecoming fay.
II ~.s alan 70 ~ hom~eomtns
for t~o ssn~f wsnee teams
Eastern .nd Western. rhs game
~tli tsss pi.s~ 81 nsiisasasas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Town Hos Special
Song and Flower

JACKSON, Ma. = TINS my
south Alabama town has adopted
a town song and a town flower.
first in the state 10 foster such a
civic program. The song was
written by two Jackson women.
the flower is the watermelon crepe
myrtle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Sports Parade

United press staff Cot,~sc,rs~,s
uorsToN. Tss-f.~.ou
Iltti, va. ioolins far . his
nice. OF psrchm.nt today he.
cause n. w.nt. IA star, /. ,.ti.
tlon
"A. want. to .,.rt a u.n,
.vay ana wo,,la apor.rl.,.
your asnlns N With MIN
Lawson want. 20 start natl.
lion 10 h,x. m. iesi aoeo .alf
shsmpionshtp mavsa from IN.
Colonial club a, fort Worth
Texas. where u has been assign.
ed "a well 90 anywhere OUTSIDE
of TsxA.
Is..o. ha. met I.,.. a.
Icsa. and n. want. m. mare
Of N.
Ne doc. not s.rs. q. national
.pes .hsmpi.., Ia defend that
nth. ths he's, 4. ali Of s.,f
n. Ts,s. eour.. sssi,., .
field that include. an, mss Who
was horn 4. Tsss. or ~b,.e
pasest. we're harm In TSsa. q,
eve, Passed through Tess. on
thsi, hossspooa.
The msn who made LATHE feel
this uav il Jimmy psmafet. .
Texan whose forsfath.rs knock.
ed off rs or 20 az ths Alamo
bs.isrsrs and using only nib
ticks ana brasslss
They haa . good swing then.
ana p.m.Y., ha. l,hs,t,,s A
Demaret challenged iAttis 10
72-hols match. 10 be played
over the Hrs. uan Country
club. That IL vbsr. Dsmsfst
works Little aeo.ptsd.
The matched started On sun.
day and ended YESTERDAY on the
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