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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
with ELLIOTT METCALr

Hal RHYME. wearing pink-eheeked complexion thatd
knock Pappy Tines feet right out from under him,
isn't worrying one lick about his 1910 Tiger infed
At first glance the lineup looks like Tim Marble at
third Trower at short Hartman at second and
Garretson first Then, there's always chance some
Kid will bust out like million dollars Poverty Lane
Neither is Prince Hal doing much worrying about his
outed. He has Marvin Rckert and his potent bat to
replace Morry Abbott the leagues champion home
hitter last season. Abbott gives every indication of not
playing pro ball this year. Rumor has him linked now
with the Turf nine Of the Tacoma City league Then there
Is Tony Firpo smuggling Californian
believes the Tigers have enough pitching skill to keep
waiting wall Medeghn oppet Porter schanz Johnson
announced his retirement has informed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Loggers Sending
Team 10 OREGON

A four-man team from the Col
lege of Puget Sound will travel TO
Portland Friday to represent the
Loggers in the annual Hill Military
relay carnival. They will compete
in the only event open to the coll
leges, that being the mile relay.
John Sharp. John Mcdonald. Dale
McCord and Jack Leggee will race
and these four will be accompanied
by Coach Leo Frank on the trip.
Teams are expected from all of the
colleges in the Northwest. which
will include Whitman. Willamette,
Pacific university, College of Idaho,
Linfield, University of British CO.
lumhia. Albany college, and Port
land university.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Bell Hoopmen
To Be Fl ied

Bellarmine high school basket
GERS will be feted tonight at \
banquet to be given at the Walker
apartments dining room. Doug
Dyckman has made arrangements
for the banquet.
Fellow members who will be
honored include Capt. Dick Smith,
Paul Griewe, Bob Weaver, Bob
O'Connell, Clarence Normile, Jerry
Healy. Bud Farrell. Leo Cozza and
Rudy Mockel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Softball Loops
Meet Thursday

The Industrial and Labor Union
softball circuit will meet tonight
at s o'clock in the park recreation
office. PIP City Hall Annex. to
formulate plans for the 1910 cam
paign.
Sam Upton. president of the
Labor Union league, and NJ. Nc
Glauthlin, president of the Indus
trial loop, ask that all managers
turn out. Rules and regulations
will be made and no other meeting
will be held until the final date
for filing entries.
American and Busher leagues
meet Friday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
BY JACK GUNTHER
nifed Press Racing Editor

NEW YoRk-This Is not to be
interpreted as propaganda for
winter tourist towns. but the Far
West and the Deep South may
have the last laugh again when
the nations best three-year-olds
go galloping after glory in the
Derby, Preakness and Belmont
Stake.
Winter horses romped one-two-
three in Kentucky in 1898 even
after Stagehand, the best of them,
was scratched. They Jared poorly
last season but now. even though
few may be considered stars. they
may come part of the way back.
The reason, Of course, is the
weather.
The calendar says 1t Is Mar.
% and that the Derby Is just
81 days away, but the skies,
the frozen terrain and the
Thermometers display few In
dications OF the warmth that
spring is supposed TO bring.
The training of the young
horses now quartered In the
East and Middle West Is be-
ing hampered accordingly.
The biggest news centers around
Bimelech. Col. E. r. Bradley has
reported only one workout for his
Derby future book favorite and
that one wasn't supposed TO have
been timed.
RUMoRs FAST
And wherever racing men gather
these days the rumors drop like
hailstones that Bimelech's condi-
tioning is so far behind schedule
that there even is a chance the
son of Black Toney won't be ready
for the bugle call at the Downs
on May 4.
The chill temperatures which
are retarding Bimelech are affect
ing the colonel's Bold and Bad and
Bashful Duck as well as the hopes
of all owners who wintered in
Kentucky. In the East it is much
the same. Andy X. the threat of
the Millsdale stable, is the farthest
advanced, but he has been running
through bad weather for a month.
There isn't much time TO be
wasted, either, because the
Maryland season opens on
April ! at Bowie, the Ken
lucky season at keeneland on
April IL, the New York sea-
son ut Jamaica on April Is
and the New England season
at Narragansett on April II.
Meanwhile, the horses have
been running for months in
California and Florida and
dozens of others have taken
advantage of the sun In South
Carolina.
1t is too early, of course, to
predict the downfall of the colts
quartered in the East but it is
certain that unless the color of the
sky changes suddenly they will be
ripe for an upset. And the South
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Hot Stove!

Hot Stove league directors meet
tonight at 6 o'clock at Scotty's
Tavern to organize more COM
pletely plans for the home-coming
program in behalf of the Tacoma
Tigers, April 20. President Bob
Abel asks that every director be
present.
Any members of the league in
terested in the plans for the recep-
ton arc invited to attend Thursday
evenings meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Odds Reach
10 TO | on
Joe Louis
Even Money Rivol
Poychek Will Not
Lost Three Heuts

NEW YORK-Now that Joe
Louis and Challenger Johnny Pay.
chek have completed training
without injuries. the official
betting odds were established to.
day at 10 to l that Louis would
defend his title successfully to.
morrow night.
Eddie Borden, the price-maker
announced that it was an even.
money bet that Paychek would
not last three rounds. It was 9
6-to-1 wager that he wouldn't &c
the distance. Also 2 to 1 thai
he wouldn't go five and 4 to !
he wouldn't go 10 heats.
Although the odds are 10 TO
i, and betting Is scarce, the
perplexed public Is flocking
to the box office In such num-
bers that Promoter Mike
Jacobs clacks his store teeth
happily and thinks this en-
gagement will draw a bigger
gate than the $85,000 regis
tered by the Louis-Godoy
brawl on Feb. o.
Jacobs says, there are two
reasons for this surprising march
on the box office: u the fans
final appreciation that PaycheR
has a great right hand-a punch
that can knock Louis dead il IL
lands, and CD the fact that hun.
dreds of the big ringside ticket
buyers, who were in Florida when
Louis fought Godoy. are back in
New York now and eager to see a
title fight"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Cam Recipient
OF Cog Trophy
At CAGE Dinner

NEW YORk-Howard Cam,
y. Y. L. basketball coach,
whose team lost to City Col
lege in the biggest upset OF the
eastern season, received the
prize gift of the evening At the
annual Metropolitan Basketball
Writers associatilfi dinner.
Cam was solemnly rendered a
suit OF long winter underwear
with a City College varsity
letter embroidered on IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
SoFTBALL WORKOUT

Any former member of Cam
marano Brothers softball team
and all new candidates for the
club are asked to attend the work
out Thursday afternoon at 4:30 on
the Jefferson playfield diamond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
HIS BIG MOMENT

EAST ORANGE, n. j. The
photograph showing Tony Galen-
to's Touchdown of Joe Louis has
been enlarged II times its size and
hangs above the bar in Tony's tay-
ern.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Opens Campaign Against Elk Killings

Comforting with sportsmen and the state game
commission, Bryant said the elk population in the
two counties has been greatly reduced.
Five thousand hunters take out licenses every
year to hunt elk" Bryant declared With elk so
hopelessly outnumbered. they face extinction"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29

SEATTLE-Yakma and kittitas county elk
herds will be destroyed unless hunting is restricted
Frank Bryant, Kittitas county miner. said here to-
day in announcing a campaign against ruthless
slaughter" of the herds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Allennore
Golf Play
Extensive
II Events on
1910 Schedule:
Variety of Action

will see heavy action this 1910 sea-
son. The program committee met
this week and mapped out sched-
ule that calls for II tournaments,
including state open and amateur
competition at Fircrest Aug. 3.
The program runs through Dec.
8, which Is when Mr.. Winter comes
shopping around with his chilly
hands.
Here Is the Allenmore tourna-
ment program for each remaining
month of the year:
March 3o-Medal play.
March 31-Challenge play, 4
handicap.
April best two ball foursome.
April 6-Best nine holes out of
IS holes.
April odd and even.
April 13-Medal play.
April 14-Sweepstake at High
land.
April 20-Blind Bogey. Punch
card for handicaps.
April 21-Team match with Ma
plewood at home.
April 27-Medal play.
April 2s-Match play at home,
Public links at Meadowpark.
MAY Name odd or even holes.
May Public links at Meadow
park.
May 6-Team match. president
and captain. holes.
May 11--Best nine.
May 12-Best ball twosom e.
Match play.
May 1s--Match play.
May 19-Points tournament at
home. Finals Public links at Mea-
dowpark.
May 25-Qualifying city cham
pionship home course.
May 30-Flag stop, full handi-
cap.
June 1--Putts only, ]. handicap.
June First Sc holes. City
championship Highlands. Medal
play home.
June 3-Blattering tournament.
June s--Medal play.
June City championship fin
ais at Allenmore.
June 10-Intercity sweepstakes.
June 15-Match play.
June 16-Team match, Maple
wood at Maplewood.
June IL 23--Q la Ii ying club
championship. IS holes.
June 29-3o-First Is holes match
play. Club championship.
TACOMA OPEN
July Challenge for Dinner
match.
July Alag stop.
July Second round club cham
pionship.
July Second round club cham
pionship.
July 13-Third round club cham
pionship.
July 14-Third round club cham
pionship. Points tournament.
July 20-Match play against par.
July 21-Final round club cham
pionship.
July 26-Tacoma open.
July 27-Medal play.
July 2s-Challenge play.
Aug. 3-washington State open
and Amateur at Fircrest.
Aug. 3-Best nine.
Aug. Best ball points tourna-
ment.
Aug. 10-Points tournament.
Aug. 11-Sweepstakes at Park
land.
Aug. 17-Match play.
Aug. 1s-Challenge match.
Aug. 24--Blind DOGGY. Punch
card for handicap.
Aug. 25-Best ball medal play.
Aug. 3i-Medal play.
Sept. Points tournament.
Sept. Flag stop.
Sept. Odd or even tourna-
ment.
Sept. s-Sweepstake at Brook
dale.
Sept. e-Relay tournament.
Sept. 14-Best nine holes.
Sept. Is - Presidents trophy
medal play. full handicap.
Sept. 21-Match play.
Sept. 22-Presidents' trophy.
Sept. 2s-Medal point.
Sept. % - Best ball foursome
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
TRIES BUSINESS END

Albany, Ga. - George Sisler,
jr.. who starred at Colgate last
year, has been appointed business
manager of the Cardinals Albany
farm club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
South, Far West Miqht
Have Last Hoss Lauqh
That Is Proboble When Three Classics
Are Run Soon: Weather Plays Its Hond

and West proved with Lawrin.
Dauber and Cant Wait in 1888
that they are always ready to do
the upsetting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
SENATORS WIN

ORLANDO, E1a.-The Washing
ton Senators, behind the four-hit
pitching of Ken Chase and Joe
Haynes, defeated the Detroit Tig-
ers yesterday, So. The Senators
came out of their hitting slump
and smacked Detroit pitchers for
eight hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29

Tiger chiefs be doesn't want to
ouit now. Then there viii be Eisen-
mann from Oakland Any
way. Hal isn't brooding over his
hill prospects
But he Is giving much con-
Germ to the catching Job. He be-
lieves Bremen win make good, but
win not have the stuff to match
cagey, skiilful Neil Clifford. Hal
has hopes of landing Leonard from
The Seals. Likewise Botelho. He'll
feel quite secure with either OF
these. preferring Leonard because
his receiving ability Is better than
Bothelo's although his stick work
IL less potent :.
aYou don't seem 10 be really
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
Major Camps
RY limited PRESS

WINTER HAVEN, Fia.-Five
New York Giant pitchers were on
their way to minor league farm
clubs today. Manager Bill Terry
sent Bob Carpenter to Knoxville.
Johnny Wittig and Manuel Salvo
on option to Jersey City, and Tom
German and George Bausewein to
Clinton, Iowa. The Giants meet the
Cincinnati Reds today. Yesterdays
contest was called off because of
rain.
SEBRING, Fla.-The New York
Yankees began to trim their squad
today as they optioned Pitchers
Ernie Bonham and Charley STAN
ecu to Kansas City and Pitcher
George Washburn. Third Baseman
Buddy Blair and First Baseman
Mike Chartak to Newark. The
Yanks play the Newark Bears to-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.
The Philadelphia Phillies re-
turned to minor league COM
petition today against the
Syracuse Chiefs. Yesterdays
game with the ST. Louis Card
inals was rained out at Miami
Beach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29

Ironing comp performance
of Johnny Borrett. who come TO
the Poetic Coost leooue from
the Eostern leooue, toos him os
the player to step into Dom Di
Mooeio's centerfield spot with
the Son francisco Seols.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
FRISCH HEADS EAST

los ANGELES. CaI.-Frankie
Frisch headed east with his Pitts
burgh Pirates today after rain
Cancelled the Pirates final exhibit
ton game with the Cubs here
Yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29


positive catching Don't know where
pick up a Mickey Cochrane, do you.' -.
though I'd tell him. did Why I'd hogie young cochane
contract pedde him to the majors and retire The very
part little feline. at that
Isekite Exploins -Four" Hits =.
1914 East St.,
Ontario Calf.
Dear Met: March 3D.
have 10 get plenty of during spring training
keep my weight up around that old 100 mark-but just
had to drop few lines so you'd know that haven't
I'm just about todays the Sacramento
soons Lee stne and split the game and we won to Boy I'm
praccng control and 1t improving every daywhh
The Los Angeles bark is all rpainted and wrsey spent
twotone blue tile guess wen have to walk on our toes
WELL Met that's now, you any just write
and III answer to the best Of my ability
Best regards. from your friend,
Read this mornings hits in the
seventh inning off Of me-but here Is what happened;
Flint up to muffed Next man hit to
through his legs Next man hit to
booked I'M and the bases were grounded
m At the plate Then inieid M and struck out
guess they phoned the because even
the hits mixed They forgot give me credit for hit and
sacrifice But they won't start counting until Saturday and
that's when IN go to work Regards again. LEFTY.
Doc Button did great job of saving Tacoma cocker
the other day. Little animal over by auto and
thought beyond recovery Hal Rhyme looks five years
younger than of last seasons One Of most
popular improvements at ball park will be the walk from
18th and Sprague TO the park Wonder II man. woman
or child will win Tiger ticket in the Tacoma
population guessing contest? Better send in esti-
mate to The Times. ION the Lam" Rhyme reports
Charlie Graham old Tacoma catcher and owner OF the
bring his Seals here for the
exhibition April 20 Gus Paine veteran City league
selling stnging along good style
How they paths crs going down the same
headon United Airines complete one year solid
mshap type The world scientifically
fnteIgnty from escaping hatebred
promising since shifted to the out
making great catches down
with Tacoma Belsrmines crack basket
tonight the Walker apartment had
all the fxns Twenty
Dozen and the streams and lakes viii
collapse from tired feeling when seeing
Millions thousands
Of before they're ready for hfe's battle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29

LAKELAND, Fla.-B os o NJ
Bees were here today for a re-
turn engagement with the Detroit
Tigers. Detroit won the first, Cd.
The Washington Senators defeated
Detroit Yesterday. So.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
LAREDO, Tex.-Bob Harris

LAREDO, Tex.-Bob Harris
or Nate Andrews was expect
ed TO start for the st. Louis
Browns against the Toledo
Mudhens at Cuero today. The
San Antonio Missions, Texas
league team of the Browns, de-
feated the American leaguers
yesterday, 5-3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29
HOLLYWOOD t cir

HUI1Lf NUUD-In n EFT flnaI
California game of the spring
season. Connie Mack's Phila-
delphia Athletics meet the Pitts
burg Pirates here today. The
Mackmen lost 3D. to the Chicago
White Sox yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29

FORT MYERS, Fla.-The Cleve-
land Indians were rained out yes
terday in their game with SYRIA
cuse of the International league.
They will play Columbus at Column
bus, Ga, tomorrow.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-10-03
New Fixtures
Make Store One
of Finest in State
Many visitors at opening
view remodeled sales
room of Washington
Hardware store

Several hundred people attended
the formal opening of the newly re-
vamped store of the Washington
Hardware & Furniture Co. last Sat-
urday. Each guest was given a
present upon entering.
The store, since its extensive re-
modelling, is now one of the finest
in Eastern Washington. All the old
fixtures have been replaced with
modern, self displaying shelves
counters, racks and bins, where the
articles are on display in glass en-
closed divisions and upon plate glass
stands and display racks.
The woodwork Is all painted in
modernistic colorS and design, with
new arrangements of the floor cases
and departments. New flourescent
lighting fixtures have been installed
which gives daylight on the stocks.
The new furniture department. has
been rearranged, both on the bal
cony an.. lower floor, giving much
better display of this department..
An additional work room has been
added on the rear of the building
and the outside of the entire build
ing will be given new finish before
the new owner of the building, Ted
Reese. has finishd.
"This is the finest hardware store
in Eastern Washington" w. r.
Gravenslund, one of the firm, stated
today. ''These new fixtures are the
very latest in merchandising ideas.
And from now on, cannot be dupli-
Gated, for the glass used in many Of
of displays was imported from Bel
GUM. It's of a special, almost un-
breakable quality, and will not chip.
We were fortunate in being able to
get as much as we needed for our
store, even."
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-10-03
Chamber Plans
Joint Meeting
Excellent speaker secured
for booster talk

e. F. Blaine Of Grandview, "fa-
ther Of Washington irrigation" win
be the principal speaker at a Joint
meeting Of the Highlands Improve
ment club and the local chamber of
commerce some time next week. The
meeting, as now planned, will fol-
low a dinner served by the High
lands ladies at the club house. and
will feature the high line develop
ment plans.
Mr.. Blaine is an excellent sneaker
and is credited, not alone with be-
ing the father Of irrigation In this
state, but also as the original boos-
ter for the Coulee project. Those
who have heard Mr.. Blaine speak
are enthusiastic about securing him
Tor this engagement, for his opti-
mlsm is unbounded and will resell
this community to everyone who
hears him. He has unlimited faith
IN the ultimate development of this
immediate section and predicts that
right here or at Pasco-will be 10
Gated the largest city in the Pacific
Northwest.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-10-03
200 Attend Valley Grange
Booster Night Program

Two hundred members and friends
of KenneWick Valley Grange en-
Joyed the potluck dinner and pro-
gram in honor of Booster Night.
The program, under the direction of
Mrs. Misner, consisted of commun-
ity singing, greetings from the Ma
tional Master, read by Thos. Beegle,
piano solo, Miss Beinhart, solo,
Caroline Misner. Resources of
Washington State" Mr.. Hickey. A
quartet composed of Mesdames
Misner, Beinhart and Mr.. Victor.
Rogers and Sitton accompanied by
Mrs. Rogers, gave several selections.
The main address, Accomplish
ments of the Grange" by State Dep
uty McCauley of Columbia Coun-
ty, was enjoyed. A skit by Mrs.
Woodruff, daughter Ida Mae, Sam
Foraker, Naomi and Dick Foraker
and Thos Beegle, was presented.
Following a solo by Theo Lamp
son, all joined in singing God Bless
America" Dancing followed. .
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-10-03
Lions Play Toppenish
Tomorrow Under Lights

The Kennewick Lions won
heart-breaking game at Prosser
asst Friday afternoon, 60. Penal
ties on every other play against the
Lions more than equalled the yard
age gained from scrimmage. Two
touchdowns in the early part OF the
game were called back on &C
count of penalties and it looked for
a few minutes that the other mark
er would also not be counted.
The Prosser boys were somewhat
down in the dumps due to the loss
of their spark plug, who had a
leg broken in practice the day be-
fore the game. However, neither
team played brilliant football by
any means, and KenneWick Will
have to show more tomorrow than
they did last week if they beat the
husky team from the reservation.
Toppenish is rated as right up at
the top of the conference and a win
will put the Lions definitely in the
running.
Game is called at o'clock.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-10-03
Thatch-Slaugenhaupt

J. B. Slaugenhaupt surprised his
many friends when word was re-
ceived of his marriage to Mrs. Lola
Thatch of Detroit, Michigan. The
ceremony took place Saturday at
Occur d'Alene, Idaho with a Meth
odist minister of Spokane reading
the marriage vows.
The bride is a former Kennewick
resident, having lived here a num-
Der of years ago and was a visitor
here last summer.
Mr.. Slaugenhaupt is a pioneer
resident of the community and the
newlyweds will make their home in
the Garden Tracts after a weeks
wedding trip.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-10-03
Parent-Teachers Observe
om Week at Next Meeting

The Kennewick arent-Teachers'
association will hold its regular
meeting Wednesday evening, Oct
ober 9 in the school auditorium at
o'clock. M. M. Moulton will be
the speaker of the evening and has
chosen for his topic, Legislative
Trends in Education" Charles As
bury will sing some numbers and
trio from the high school band
will also furnish part of the pro-
gram. .-....- -.-..- ~ -, q.
Governor Martin has proclaimed
the period of October z to October
IL inclusive as Washington Parent
Teacher week and urges that "our
citizens generally during this week
give every aid and consideration to
the purposes and the program Of
the Washington Congress Of Par
entS and Teachers, in recognition OF
the vital part the members Of that
organization and the parents OF
Washington are taking in building
a defense for our state and nation
which is spiritually and fundament-
ally uncomfortable. Help them build
an ever better common school sys-
tenn for the State of Washington
and America"
The local association wishes to
bring before the public during this
week the importance that the at
tention of parents and teachers To-
cused upon the needs OF children
during this time, when the nation
is involved to a certain degree in
the troubled affairs of the world.
Organized and informed parents
and teachers constitute one Of the
country,s most effective forces for
preserving these democratic insti-
buttons which are essential to the
growth and development Of child
rem in a free country.