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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
No Outside
Performers
On Roster
rocomons Plenty
Good. According
To Monoqsr Weir

rssoms.s entry IN th> 49, TIT
city Hockey league wiii = enrs-
passsi ~ hanzs town hoys enly'
Altheuxh ne league ruilna p<r-
nlts each team 70 us~ s~e eisysrs
frum the fs.s seattle anstsur
hockey lnor. the rseoms team ssil
not include any cus-ef. ta~rsrs.
Manager Louie Weir snnauns<d
"wednesday
-ouf tssm ~fn ~ plenty cd
enough u - IN tho thifs Il he
hsstls for ina championship With
cut using any seattle Players"
Weir said.
wen have ~ ~. ts~t1s-
k~ssy hssth>r~. sssa so
e~sssel >ssw n~ss. go ~
ss.ssss. ~ wew. A.. a
s..s.s. IN ps~>shsv psey ~
s~is. wen - an ssshs-
A large aamh~r a candidates
answered Weir. fret prsetle@ call
Sunday II ths Lakewood isss Affsr
fast session. Weir ssid ~ wss
more than satisfied and announced
that Tseom. would ss~ sems 80
eeilsnt amateur hockey thls sssr.
Second pfsetlrs has n~sn seneduissi
Friday night. = n 7 o'siaeh IL
t.shs~eat
The s<a<oa ~iIi epsr Wednesday,
night. Nov II. ~ssh Tsesms play
lax nremefteH 81 tina taks~oad
les arena Ease az ~iil ~ a 10
a'eloch
Third team w ne leegssp--
uspsa--~iii travel n os~ss-
sss.s rhus~ssy Night. NV. ~
foe lee hsvsts~ssi es~ras.
Tho Taeoms club vii p>Ffnrm
before the hosn~ folks tss We'd
nssdays out ~ three all winter
Ions, Every third "Wednesday the
rseo ma quintet ~iii fses eft
against crack teams frnm Seattle.
Portland. eastern washsngtaa sad
Canada
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Prep Bowling
On Schedule

High school bowling will get
underway tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 on the Broadway drives when
the Stadium Bowling league opens
its schedule.
Eight teams have been formed.
each team composed of four mem
bers. They will bowl every other
Friday and will on alternate Fri
days hold a meeting at Stadium.
Team captains have been
chosen and the team rosters
completed. They are: Team
], stan stowe teaptD. Mary
alyce Wilhelmsen. zelda
Sovey. Gloria Coy. Team 2.
Bernie Friedman fcapt.). Viz
ginia White. Helen Stang and
Eleanor Diemer. Team 3. Jim
MeNerthney (capt). Jane Pr
card. Margaret Hunt and La
vanne English. Team 4, Don
Mccain (captD, Marian Kin
berg, Elizabeth Andreberg and
Claire Janscek.
Team 5. Marshall Cook capt }.
Pat Finch. Georgene Drahold and
Betty Bayless. Team s. Howard
Simpson (capt). Betty Msgnison,
Mona Stone and kathrine Nash.
Team 7. Bill Ross fcaptD. Char
laine Downing, Marianne BARLEY
and Deloris Olson. Team s, Bob
Newman capt.. Jean Poore, Mar
Ign Daley and Virginia Decker.
Oranell Owen. Gloria Alex and
Della DeBudeleleen will act as
alternates and may bowl on any
of the teams in case one Of the
regular members is absent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Sound Loop
Program Is
Important
Comes This Week
Nay Possibly Tell
Championship Tole

Puysllup is counting on Auburn.
Ennmelaw Is counting on Puysllup:
Renton will take a ~ breaks that
come its way the rest of the
league doesn't care much any more.
That's the way things stand IN
the Puget Sound Conference as
the gridders so into their next
to-last-week OF the schedule with
thrce teams Still having a chance
for the le4i championship.
Its possible the championship
Will be decided this Friday but it's
more probable that the crown will
60 10 the winner of the Renton-
Enumclaw game Al Enumelsw on
November Is
This week Enumcisw's
pace setting Bengals play
Auburn at Auburn In an after
noon game while Renton plays
fuysllup nj Renton In = noe
turnal engagement.
II Puysllup wins and Auburn
loses. Enumclaw will cinoh tie
for the championship with Puy-
allup its sole contender TO share
the title. II Renton and Puyallup
tie and Enumclaw wins. then Rem
ton will have chance to tie
Enumolaw for the crown
But II Auburn should surprise
and defeat Enumclaw. the result
of the Renton-Puyallup becomes
very important Renton takes the
league lead II 1t wins while Puy-
allup will forge into a tie with
Enumclaw II IT is victorious.
Other league games send Kent
to Buckley and Sumner TO High
line
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Rifle Club Bills
Turkey Program

First Of series of Tacoma
Rifle club turkey shoots will be
held Sunday at the club range
near the New Tacoma cemetery.
The match Will be az 300 yards
on the 10-ring international target.
Not only will skill win birds but
there also will be scatter card
events. Shooting will start at
$50 and continue through the
day. Coffee and refreshments
will be served. The public is in
vited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Abes Labor
For Raiders

Renewed fighting spirit pre-
vailed in the Lincoln grid camp
yesterday. as the Axemen went
through their PAGES preparatory to
their battle with. Swede Ander-
sons Red Raiders in Bellingham.
Armistice Day.
The Railsplitters will be seek
ing their initial win in Cross
State competition, having been
beaten three out of four. They
tied Bremerton in another en-
counter.
On the Bellingham side Of the
ledger is one victory, three losses
and one tie. The win came at the
expense of a beleagured Bremen
ton outfit. 81 To 0.
Taking past scores A.
comparative means. the
Raider, should be favorites.
They swamped Bremerton nv
three touchdown margin
while the best Lincoln could
do with the same eleven was
To salvage tie. Against
Stadium. the Raiders were de-
prived Of win by the final
gun. while the Axemen were
smashed 6 to o by the Bengals.
Yesterday, Eddie Schwsrz sent
his charges through their last
heavy scrimmage before their
Armistice Day clash. He empha-
sized passing. coupled with a hard
running ground game.
Another change was made by
Schwarz in the shifting Of Kill
mura. stocky Japanese guard to
center. to bolster that position and
relieve Bob Arps The move was
necessitated by the changing of
Wayne Sloyer, first string pivot
man, to a fullback slot. For the
time being. SIEVE Grassi will be
held in reserve.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Salem Club
To Remain
In WI Loop

SALEM, ore, Ms. George =.
Waters announced here wednes-
day she will continue % own and
operate the Salem Senators Base.
ball club. founded a year ago hy
her late husband. George r
Waters.
Mrs. Walters also announced
that Carl Mays and Attorney r.
NJ Page Of Salem viii represent
her IN Tacoma. Nov. L. at the
meeting Of the Western Inter
national league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

rAIO AIrO--Ea nsannm.
sophomore tackle. replaced the IN.
jured Rod wsrneess IN me utsn-
ford lineup to-day preparing fsr
the Washington game Men
Hobsshy. hrnthsr ~ American
Don Robsshy ~ shs 1879 fnassn
team. win starr Al Esnsd In rlses
~ the Injured Chuck rsyler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Cougars Indoors

PUIIMt>--shunied indoors all
week ny had weather, tho Wash.
lngtnn state first string wss
bolstered today ny Rsssfxs
Qusrtsrhacks Rob ksnnsfiy and
Dave Curtis. slthsr ~ whom may
start aRsinsf Oregon state ssiuf.
day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Bengal Grid
Camp HUNS

The stadium frn'ball camp i
hummias with activity this ~sss
IN preparation for the Arnl.sies
asy haiti. with the Everett SEA
E,ills
Anticipating an aerial hits.
kfieK. Coach Ilrinriek devoted .
large part q lsss nights turnout
70 pass defense and not n h~ out
done In the air James he drilled az
passing attack sisa Several
new plays acre added 10 present
anss In hopes q surprising ths
Everett eleven
STA regular H~1ssi starters
continued ishias thing. sssy
.. Yesterday. workout. MAJ
Hss~.. tackle Issk wiisss.
hsIfhssk MN sfsgess. half.
bach VI D~set. ce"teti Paul
Jscos.... f.iiheeL. sss tssssid
pei~v, tsclle. are listed suasG
the stadium casualties.
A look ~ the records n the tsr
schools In their three previous en-
counters forecasts . real hattie
The Tigers rked out Z IN 0 We
tory in 1887. wsF. held n . 10
tie IN less and In 1890 they ~srs
beaten BY IN. powerful ssssuiis
rs 90 Z
Coach sandberR's 0ulls are ri.
Ing atop sis Eams winning
streak and need one more victory
for the Cross state title Thsy
will he near "a strength sns
favored % win.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
SO Bears on Trim

BEKKELEY-c Coach Stub Ali.
son viii take 30 University u
California players 70 Los Angeles
late today 70 meet Southern Cali
fornis. lie said Ted 5tsffler. left
end. and Chuck DonOhue. right
end. would not be In condition 70
play Saturday because Of injuries
received in the Oregon state game
Stew LeWR and Armand sWiSher
Will replace them. The Besrs
sefimmszso for TAO hours in the
rain and mud yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

SiN hundreds were rolled by
Jimmy Radonieh and BIN Herd
man.
Coliseum boosters rolled some
good scores last night u. kreh-
biels 230 was high for the 50
men and women competitors. Joe
kezele had high three game series.
571.
Hooker Office team won two
Ia continue the league lead They
bowled the kream krust women,
the only women IN the circuit.
The new Johnson Paint team.
ali beginners joined tho league
four weeks ago and have won
II out of rs games Last night they
won three IN march toward the
top
Results ~ the other matches
were Penn Salt 4. post Office
l slmonds Saws l. Johnson Paint
}. Defiance Lumber Z. Hooker
Plant o. Jordan. Bread 2. and
the Big Bad Wolf 2
Carstens league. 9Th Avenue
alleys:
Hams won points from the
Lards. Little Pigs won 3 points
while the Drivers were getting one.
and the office and Baoons split z
points apiece vineyard Of the
Office team led with 100 single
game and 5l2 total
The sth Avenue Business Mems
league will get under way tonight.
rolling Of and on 4 alleys ct
the sixth Avenue Alleys.
Play Nor Alleys. clssso league;
Pabst Blue Ribbon. 7sss IL.
Rsnko. Drug Co. 1907 Cs). High
games. n Craig 204. Series. Joe
Rugsr. S22.
olympic Dairy. 1878 fol. Dahl
Paints. 2sio ~. High game. Joe
Ksndzisr 200. Series, Joe Ken
dzisr. S7i.
Tacoma Truck Sales 1884 a..
Model Lbr. Co. zsis fol. High
game N. Wsvrek. 200 Series.
d. Wilson. SAT.
Hi-Wsy Alleys Northern Pacific
shop.
Air Gang 1850 - w. Account.
ants, 1927 ~. High single Artos
700 High series Artos. sz2.
Machine shop No ]. 1896 90 Va
Painters. 2fss 81. High single
Butler. lit. High Series. Psgnl.
4zs
Wsldsrs 24s3 ~ ~ Lumbsr
Yard. 2i7l f0j. High single
. Mathews lt5. High series NJ.
thews. s7s
Car shops 1881 80 ~ Mil
zg5s -. High single. Foster.
is5. High series. Poster. sol.
Electric shop 1850 80 "a
Machine Shop No. z. zss7 foB.
High single. Moore, is2. High
series Her. tsi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Harmon Takes
Second Place
N, WILLIS y. Du>IwAy
Z nit~d Press staff Correspondent

An Idle week end dropped Tom
Harmon. MiohlEan's great half.
back. into second place among the
nations ground gamers. according
10 figures released today hy the
American Football Statistical
bureau.
In top place wss q talented
sophomore back. Jimmy Reynolds
Of Oklahoma A. a NJ Rsynold.
field day At the expense Of
Creighton last Saturday gave the
okishoman s57 yards from rush.
ing and passing IN seven games
Harmon has relied up sss
yards In five contests. And
since the MlchiEss ace gees
inio action against Minnesota
this ~~eh end, " WAS reason
able Ia assume the leadership
may change hands again.
Third place went 10 Creighton ].
Johnny knolla with s32 yards In
-is games For the first time la
Mccullough. Cornell hscbfisld per
former, crashed the top flight
rolling up s0s yards In five games
Jack Jacobs of Oklshoma dropped
from second 10 NTH. with Tpi
yards.
B~.t ball packer Of the lot
was Al Ghe.quiere ~ Detroit
universally. On NJ attempt. he
gained si7 yards ~hile Tony
osiioyieh Of Wake Forrest, In
second place, gained ss5 yards
In ~ tries.
Harmon dropped rom fret 20
third In rushing. with $50 yards
~. was followed by Jim fswsstl
i.alauns ~ North Carolina. whoss
~ tips with the ball Melted sDT
yards. and isob WestfAii. another
Michigan back. Who gained sst
yards.
Tiger TOR PAssBH
Dave Ailsrdie. Of Princeton "a.
tn. top passsr again. With 81
eompi.tions. Alssoufis pa u
christmsn completed 10 pss.ss for
the top ground gaining total Of
III ysfds. Mccullough turned in
the best svsrss.. 81 compilations
In ~ tries.
behiad AIlstdioe In compile
lions were; Jacobs, Oklahoma,
81; min s~.eIi. Washington
state college. So Cbristrnsn.
N. Hal Harsh, fsdiasa. 81.
with a tsis-yard svsraKs on -
punis. Owen Price ~ Texas Mines
one u the top ten In tho nations
ground gamers ranks took first
place among kieksrs BE as
foiiowsd by Jacobs. sTss. Glen
pobbs. Tuba sophomore. 1ssI:
Dirk AeCo~sn. Auburn. s3.ig.
1eciuns. Colorado. t2ss.
On thu ~e.i essss, ssrsn
st.odiee. stanford foIIb.el.
led With sa average Of sia,
yards. second .as Desa Ne.
dams. wasbInKfss's ali.
around haIfbaaL. With sIss
yards. fhsY meet ssf.rday la
the Washing ton stanford eiash
~ Pale Alto.
Best pass receiver sgsiH Nss
Jack Jenninzs % Oklahoma 9Th
~ compilations Others in ths
first five we're Numbers. Hlehs
fuond ~ phi Roach. Teas
Christian. 10 Steve Lseh. Duke.
IS, snuffy Smith. U.cLA.. 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Along Local Bowling Lanes

Like a good president should do.
Irwin snyder prexy OF the Ship
yards Bowling league, topped the
so bowlers in the circuit at the
Broadway alleys Wednesday night.
shooting 1872. PA and 1914 for a
sec total. The score was made In
the night league matches
Bowlers OF the DAY Shipyard
circuit turned In n flock of
fine marks. topped nv Burl
Browns a5. with singles Of
i52. l79 and 2lt. Al In Lone
was not far behind with Nt.
His games were 22s. iss and
$50.
Other good scores In the
league included. Stan Sfrom
52t. Dan Riedlc S3I. Laurence
Ebert SEQ and Bin Picstcd
525.
A heavy schedule of league play
Ii scheduled for today AZ the
Broadway. The Broadway Ladies
league shoots its matches At 6:i5.
followed two hours later by the
lively Coast Sash and Door Com
pany league and the well-organ-
lied Odd Fellows circuit.
The Community Bowling league
was active last night at the X st.
Recreation alleys. Results OF the
matches were.
Tacoma French Bakery defeated
Arctic Kist Bottling Co by score
OF 2e04 10 1880. A tie for high
scoring honors resulted between A
Bsrcott for the Bakery and Bob
Thiel Of the Bottling Co. Each had
40 pins
Home Plate Tavern beat General
Distributing Co. 1851 to 1907. ~
kemmer Of the Tavern was high
with $50.
X ST Recreation earned a vic
tory over Coast House Materials
Tn. score was 2702 10 1885. J.
Kindzier 81 Coast Hons. was high
man with $40.
csmmsrsno Brothers defeated
Memo Cabaret. 255s 10 2tt7. ~
Gervsis Of Csmmsrsnos was high
scorer with ss7
City Of Tacoma league. com
prised Of ten teams Of high aver.
age bowlers. was led last night
by Jimmy Radonich with a SIS
series High single game rolled
by Bill Herdman. 23s. Pacific
Match has led the lesgu. since
the second night Of play. having
lost only eight points
Last night they boWled against
the Richfield Hi-Octans team and
won three points Members 81
the team are John Pssnick. o. v
Snyder. Toby Anderson. Nike
Miller. and Sam Coles the south
paw.
High single Kzms Of the
league was rolled by the
herrick A Race team. 1858.
They also rolled high three
game series. s10z
Results we're Griffin Fuel 2
F Coast Brush 2. Richfeld III
Oetsne ]. Pacific Match ,. Hsr-
rick A. Race Z. Hub Clothing o
Johnson Paint cn !. CasWeil
Optical Co. 2 RUS Nlehas
Service !. and carEtens Packing
/ Co 9
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

u. s. c. held IN. spotlight in prse-
tiee session today with his pass
ing. Al Kreuger and Bob People,
DID the receiving.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Shifted TO Quarter

Los ANGELES - Bob Robert
son. recently shifted 70 quarter
back IN the starting lineup for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

Tiny Brooklyn Grid
Squad Is Forced 10
Practice al Night

>yw Noak = lou oshklns. r.
Ma ttth yea - football eezeh II
nFcckiyn celIsxs. 10 pleased ehsn
10 gets u msn 81 . wofknut.
late classes snd outsiae an.
ricymsnt su, 81 aespiy rata ~
practice sessions thst - =
forced q schedule nlsnt arm thrss
time . ~ees n ne xvmrssluHn.
tn addition - the regular after.
ncon wrfknals
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

Six hundreds were rolled by
Jimmy Radonioh and BIN Herd
man.
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Sunrise

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-30
GORTNER

The Union sewing circle will be en-
tertained by Mrs. VIII Welch on
Tuesday, while the Red House Luth-
eran circle meets on Wednesday in the
church.
Ezra Fike preached on Sunday from
the text; "Will a man rob God?" The
contribution at the service totaled
$26.96.
The first Sunday of each month the
Union Sunday school will send it's Of
fering to war sufferers. In years past
these small offerings total several hun
bred dollars.
A number of the residents TO the
community met on Tuesday afternoon
and cleaned up the Union cemetery,
Kidding lit Of all accumulated leaves
and weeds. Some of the community
have taken care of their lots. Ray
Wamsley, of Altoona, sent.a contribu-
ton to apply on the work to be done
Miss Laura Alice Friend is at the
Ashby home in Crellin.
Miss Maxine White, who has been
nursing Miss Bert White in Oakland,
is spending several days with her sis
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-30

Clyde Miller and Miss Margaret
Miller had as guests last week their
aunt, Mrs. John Matthews, and son
Gilbert, Youngwood, Pa.
Miss Virginia Younkin was dis
charged Wednesday from Hazel Nc
Gilvery hospital, Meyersdale, where
she had been surgical patient for
three weeks.
Miss Jewell Simpson, state super
visor of elementary schools, Baltimore,
was guest of Miss Kate Bannatyne,
Wednesday, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. U. Stanton.
Mrs. M. M. Schrock, with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
F. Schrock, Mt Lake Park, were Sun
day guests of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
c. C. Beachy. On Friday Mrs. Beachy
had as her guests Mr.. and Mrs B. c..
Clarke and son, Arlington, Va.
Mrs. Noah C. Frickey, who has
been i'll for some time was admitted
to Memorial hospital, Cumberland, on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Frazee, Har-
nedsville, Pa, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. J. Wright, on Friday. Mr..
Frazee is Mr. Wright's nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Yoder, LaVale,
were Sunday guests of his mother,
Mrs. Anna Yoder.
/ Robert Johnson, Youngstown, O.,
was weekend guest of his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Miller.
Forrest Simpson, who is employed
at Greensburg, Pa, was home over the
weekend and also visited his mother,
Mrs. Mary Simpson, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs H. C. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Markle Stanton, Pied
mont, and Miss Pearl Hershberger,
Meyersdale, were weekend guests of
Mr.. Stanton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. U. Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pritts, Mey-
ersdale, were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Beachy, Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. D. Newberry, Jr., and
daughters, Carol Ann and Dorothy
Gail, returned Sunday to Cumberland
after spending the previous two weeks
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ Schaefer. Mr.. Newberry and
father, VIM. D. Newberry, ST., who
had spent some time at Deep Creek
Lake, were Sunday guests of the
Schaefers.
Mrs, Lille B. Younkin was guest
of Mrs. D. W. Bell, Frostburg, Satur-
day.
Miss June Fratz, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Fratz, Accident, who
is employed as typist at the local
headquarters of the Farm Security
administration, is residing at the
home Of M. W. Schaefer.
Billy and Dickie Bender spent the
weekend at the home of their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Tay-
lor, Frostburg.