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DIVORCIOS

Decretos: Arssnia Ayala con-
ira Luis Ayala; C.. &C. McCleland
contra Anna Nee lelland; Thel-
ma ChNndon contra Robert
Chandon; Magdalena Martinez
Lopez contra Adolfo Lopez.
Nuevas demands, Ramiro
Garcia contra Maria Puerta
Garcia; Russell D, Poore con :
ira Annie Ruth Poore; Conceo-
ci6n Arnao Rub;o Gonzalez con-
ira Manuel Rubio Gonzalez;
Camilla Rubio y Valdes
contra Alberto Valdes y Brito. !.
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~INUNCACIONFS EN- ICAlRO-
LIMA DEL NORTE .

Raleigh, Carolina del Norte,
agosto 3l.-Nuevas Mun&acfo
mes han ocurrido en- la ~parteees
te del estado y yarios Ssaentes,
en- dBerente%c arreteras, han ST.
do arrastrados por ell agua.NNu-
merosas cuadrillas han si-
do enviadas por = departaIlen-
to de carreteras a efectuarN re.
paraciones. Durante las pab "a
das "a horas lego a CTS pul "a
das la lluvia caida. En- CantoA 81
aqua alcanzaba yer una aleura
ooho pies, Fl algunOs luga-
res. Las comunfcaciones han SUI
considerables danos.
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Sc LANZARON CON SUS
P~ARACAIDAS

Kalama, Washington, Rgosto
31.-Ocho tripulantes de un a.
won de bombardeo Sc lanzaron
aqui con sus paracaidas y logra-
ron salvarse mientras ell apara-
to Sc estrellaba en- un bosque Ger
cano. Los motores dejaron de
funcionar de repente. FL prime
no en- tirarse fue VIM. Huntley,
un aprendiz de mecanico. Man
daba Ell avi6n Ell teniente j. N.
Donahue.
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FL Cancer

Entire las Intermediates que
mas defunciones causan en- este
pals, a~nualmente, ell cancer apa-
rece en- ell tercer lugar. En- los a.
dultos es ell "verdugo" n1mero
2 y en- las mujeres entire 35 Y
So amos ell n1mero 1.
Ell DR.. Edwin B. Wilson, pro-
fesor de establishes de la UNI
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D1dces

Los fabricantes de dulces ira
bajan a gran velocidad para
fabricar sus golosinas en- forma
de tanques, acorazados Y avio-
mes de bombardeo. La demanda
recienbe ha sorprendido a los
fabricantes, que no la esperaban
con tanta fuerza. Hace dos gene
raciones eran los favoritoS
Jimmie y Jessie, hechos con a.
zGcar "rOcoSa". En- Navidad los
dulces en- cintas eran tambien
una institution.
Empezo ell gusto a desarro-
llarse y aparecieron los relojes
de chocolate, envueltos en- pa
pei de plomo. Los nihos consulta
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TeGtro Casino

Recordamos a los asiduos con-
currentes al teatro Casino, que
los dias, 2, 8, y a del entrante
mes, o sea Lunes, Martes y Mier
coles de la entrante semana Sc
exhibira la sensational pelicula,
toda hablada en- espanol, LOS
~REFUGIADOS DE MADRID"
o 'LA QUINTA COLUMNA".
Els una cinta que lie conmovera.
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ban primero Ell rdoj y despues
90 devoraban".

~
ban primero Ell rdoj y despue.
20 devoraban".
Surgieron despu6s dulces er
f6Sma de botcn6s Y los cigarro,
de chocolate, con la perilla de
color de bAnco, de Asnta. Des-
pues Sc vieron las moNedas en-
dulces con papeNde orO\y pla-
ia.
La guerra mundial puso en-
boga las barritas de chocolate.
Las pedfan los soldados en- Ia
trinAheras de Frakcia y con
elias Sc reanimaban. Oespues
las usaron dos aviadores en- sus
vue-os, la expedition de Byrd,
Babe Ruth y otros inmortales.
Despuss Sc pusSeron a la ven
ia Mickey Mouse, los Siete Ena-
MOS y Ell celebre Popeye eNMa-
rinero. La depression hizo revi-
viz los viejose tipo de a CEN
tavo, incluyehdo pastillas, 'bi-
sos", "rompe-quijadas" y otros.
Sombreros de Panama
Los sombreros de Panama fue-
ron liamados de Panama porqae
cruzaban por alli en- la ruta des-
de Ecuador, donde Sc hacen.
Francisco Delgado, un native de
Monte Cristi, hizo Ell primero en-
Ia provincial de Manavi, en- ell E.
cuador, hace 300 amos, Y ahora
toda la poblaci6n de ALI, desde
6 amos para arriba, trabaja en-
una industrial que produce $500;
200 al ano Y en- los buenos a.
nos hasta $1,234,OO0. Los ecua-
torianos llaman a los sombre-
ros de esta clase manavia, o il
jijapa, por ell nombre del pueblo
de Jijijapa. Cardlovica Palma
tie es la planta que produce la
para los sombreros de Pa
mama, ecuatorianos plantan "a
semilla y la dejan crecer a su
woluntad en- tierras bajas VI
a 10 largo de la costa
hasta que llega ell tempo de cor
tar las hojas, remover les venas.
meter las hojas en- aqua hirvien-
tie, sacarlas en- la sombra v blan
quearlas despues en- Ell sol.
Muchas de las cabezas que
.san panama Green que esta ella.
Sc de sombreros Sc tejen bajo ell
aqua. Sc hacen en- las cabanas de
los natives entire la media noche
y Ell amanecer, en- las horas mas
freScas de las "a del dfa. Los
obreros embellishments esco-
jen la libra, tan delicada como
hilos, las ~juntan, las moldean y
con otros 'fhilos" desde ia
hasta ell ala. Terminate ell
Sc lie unta con gonna.
Sc lie agrega azufre y en- una mu
la Sc lie lleva al mercado. En-
Cuenca y Guayaquil aguardan
compradores. I'm sombrero
fino no Sc hace en- menos de sels
meseS y puede producer hasta
Otros, menos finos y he
por los jovencitos, sc haceu
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OIvido de Jimmy Walker

Ell mariscal Petain hablo en-
Vichy con los corresponsales a.
mericanos y les di6 esta noticia.
Cuando 20 visite a New York,
ell alcalde Walker me llev6 a IN
club nocturno Y dijo: Els la glo-
ria de New York tenerle a listed
de visitante; 70 pagare 10 que
sc tome.
Dos amos mas tarde Ell maris-
cal recibi6 una cuenta del juez
que comprobaba los libros de
Walker. por las copas que am
Dos habian tornado y que Jimmy
Sc habia olvidado pagan.
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to lista de s~tHt=@nVse consprue-
be: C1algEf Ter grano persisten-
70 o anduE particular
monte en- Ell pscho; cualquier NE
morragia irregular o secretion
de cualquier cuerpo alberto; cua
'esquiera persistence e inexpli-
cada ind gesti6n; cualquier la
ga gus no Sc cure normalmente
y especialmente en- la lengua,
boca 0 labios, y cualquier s1bito
en- la forma de creci-
miento de un lunar, etc.
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Vichy

Ri gobierno frances Sc ha re-
fugiado en- Vichy v ALI Sc con-
gregan diariamente, en- las orr
Has del rio Ollier, miles de per-
sonas. Para I'm habitante de VII
chy, su pueblo es Ell mas famo-
so balneario de Francia. Los ro-
Tnanos conocieron los manan-
tales de Yichy. BESIDE los dfas
de Napoleon las aguas adquirie-
ron mayor reputation. En- los
dias de Napoleon las aguas ad-
quirieron mayor reputation. En-
los 1ltimos amos Sc reunfan allf
c~antantes de opera, hailarinas
famosas, millonarios y potenta-
dos de la India. Su Casino, en- la
temporada, es una brilfante es-
cena de fiestas y juegos. Vichy
es una poblaci6n moderna y solo
algunos edificios, como la Igie.
STA de San Bias, datan de los ST.
CLOS XIV y XVI,
En- una de sus casas vivi6 Ma
dame De Sevigne. La vida Sc
concentra alrededor del Vieuc
Pare donde esta Ell Casino Y tam
bien los manantiales y banos ter
males. La llamada "cura" de las
aguaS consiste en- beber aqua a
las cinco de la mahana, una die
ia, ejercicios a pie o a eaballo y
una siesta. No sc admiten auto
movies en- Ia cercana region
montanosa de Auvergne, donde
Sc cochran los famosos platos
iSoupe Aux Choux y Cog Au
Vim. De los catorce manantia-
les ell mas famoso 10 es Source
Des Celestins, que arroja as, 900
galoneS al d1a.
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De Regreso
AL medic dia de hoy llegaron
a esta, despues de varias sema-
mas de vacaciones en- Bradenton,
la apreciada Sra. oneida Nunez
y su cunada Sra. Digna Nunez.
Residen en- ell 91515 de la ave-
nida Ia.
Mucho nos alegramos de su
retorno y del restablecimiento
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Pmtn de Hon

El Party de Hoy
La simpatica entidad social
Tampa Youth Club, integra-
da por j6venes colegiales de am
hos sexos, efectuara en- la noche
de hoy una f~iestecita en- la re-
sidencia del joven Steve Perez,
jr., en- ell 2917 de la Gale 81.
Esta fiestecita lie es ofrecida
al presidente de la organization
David Gil, por el 6xito de la la
Dor que viene realizando.
A las 8 100 de la noche dara co
mienzo la fiesta. Habran distin-
tos juegoS de pasatiempo social,
Y novisimos entretenimientos.
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entire dos y tres semanas Y pro-
drcen de S. 2 Sc por docens.
Los sombrereros ganan o. CEN
tavos al dfa.
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SQue Serd
La fecha cinco de Octubre,
en- ell Circulo Cubano?
Espere con paciencia, amable
%lector, Y 10 sabra.
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de Nena como carinosamente lie
llaman sus amistades.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Open Handball
Play at "

A special meeting of the hand
ball committee OF the Y. NJ. C. A.
was called by Chairman Jack
Stephenson TO adopt a policy for
the coming season. Those present
were: Lyle Lemley, Bill Carey.
Art Smith Jack Stephenson,
Monty Pemberton. Max Lebid,
Dick Strinsky. Maj. Drake. Gus
Wileen. Harry Burns. Harold KEEL
Ter and Henry Disbrowe.
Action was taken 10 enfer
team In Puget Sound r
league again this season. The
tournament committee pre-
scented the plan for beginning
the season with a handicap
tournament. with the follow
Ing drawings And hsndicaps:
Smith (0) VS.. Larson l6:
Johnson 90 VS.. Ssbutis 90;
Houston 81 VS.. VanWart 90;
Stephenson ~ VS.. Hamilton lD.
Burns (e) VS.. Boucher (1O): Carey
80 VS.. Wilson 15; Pemberton
80 VS.. Liddle 15D: Drake 90
VS.. Lebid 15; Schumunk (6) VS..
Burwell 15): Strinsky 80 VS..
Linn QD; Schmaling Isl vs..
Wileen G0); Skalnik (s) VS.. Oksri
III; Brennan 90 VS.. Boyd C11)
Lemley 90 VS.. Eby 14; Dunbar
(2) vs.. Schaffer G5).
The first round matches must
be played by Monday Dec. Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Logger Quint
Lacks Attack
Coach Perks Works
On Offensive Angle

Decidedly satisfied with IN.
Loggers' showing in their 80 10 20
victory over Bellinghsm last SAT-
urdsy night. Coach Stuart Parks.
College Of Puget Sound basketball
coach. switched his teams atten-
ton 10 the game with 81. Martins
Wednesday. December Is, At the
Logger court
Our defense was fine against
the Vikings. SAID Mentor Parks,
but we need to brush up on our
offensive tactics"
And 50. Mondays practice saw
the Maroon and White hoopsters
drill on shooting. blocking and
offensive floor work.
Saturday. December 2s the
Maroon and White quintet win
travel to Seattle to meet the Uni
versity Of Washington. The uni
Versity has also listed practice
sorimmsges with Bellingham Nor
nal. Pacific Lutheran and Whit
man during the Christmas hoh-
DAYS.
Bill Mclaughlin. two year guard
for the Loggers, made his appear
ance on the courts Monday TO
bring the squad to fun strength.
Mclaughlin, a sparkplug last sea-
son, has been resting since the
close Of football season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Bornbers Ride
AT Loop Top

VANCOUVER, n. ca week
ago the Spokane Bombers appear
ed chained to the cellar of Pacific
Coast Hockey standings.
Today the Bombers were riding
In first place. one point ahead of
Vancouver as q result OF last
nights 40 win over the Lions.
Hockey experts attributed the
comeback to an exceptionally
close race and TO the sudden i'm
provement of Goaie Perky Levine,
who started off badly this year.
Spokane's latest victory came
In unspectacular fashion. although
the combination of Burt scharfe
and Glen Vickers enlivened the
contest. Lude Palm. Spokane
wingman. led his teammates with
two goals.
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Golden Mitt
Card Tonight
Winners to Repre-
sent West in East

HOLLYWOOD - The C o den
Gloves Tri-City championships be
tween titleholders from the Pa
cific Northwest. San Francisco and
Los Angeles will be fought tonight
at Hollywood Legion stadium.
Winners OF the eight divisions
Will go TO Boston. Mass. next
month to represent the Pacific
Coast in the Hearst Diamond Belt
tournament.
The heavyweight division ap-
pears 10 be the spotlight Of the
three-city competition. George
Giambsstisni of Los Angeles,
229 pounds, was favored locally
over Jack Patterson Of Van
couver, b. C.. and Connie Nor
den Of San Francisco. The Los
Angeles giant meets the winner.
In the light heavyweight divis-
ion. Jack Gill of Los Angelo, is
scheduled to meet Alan Dunn of
Vancouver. but in the event he
still is suffering from the flu. ne
will be replaced by Russell Met
calf who lost to Gill in the Los
Angeles finals. The winner will
fight Paul Cavagnaro of San
Francisco.
Other matches:
hiddleweight: Alphonse Brown
OF Los Angeles VS.. Frank Guenther
of the University Of Idaho. the
winner meeting Frank Gimble Of
San Francisco
Welterweight: Dale Maloney of
Seattle, 1910 National AAU Junior
welterweight champion. VS.. Robert
Daniels of San Francisco, the win
ner to meet Sterling Clements of
Los Angeles. Maloney is reported
a boil attack and NAV
not show
Tom Meyer of Portland defend
ing lightweight champion. will be
unable to fight because of an in
fluenza attack.
Joe Coffey. welterweight from
the 161st field artillery. Camp
Murray. who lost to Msloney in
the Northwest Regional finals in
Seattle last week. will fly here 10
replace Maloney If necessary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Tom Harmon May Be Playing
Hard to Get" With Pros
Michigan Grid Greet Says He Does
Not Intend TO Join PoY-Me Group

NEW YORk-With the Heis-
man trophy tucked under his arm,
Tommy Harmon of Michigan, the
year's outstanding college football
player, returns today TO his home
town, Gary. Ind, In good-natured
disagreement with his father,
Louis, about turning professional.
At the ceremonious presen-
tation of the games most
coveted award last night,
Tommy's dad told reporters
he believed his son should
play Ne . professional for Mt
least two seasons.
Tommy does not share this
belief. apparently. He still insists
that he VIII not turn pro regard
less of the inducement." He SAYS
he's determined to 20 into radio.
az sports announcer or comments-
tor. that he already has two very
good offers" under confederation.
OPINION BoLSTERED
Most experts among the 1000
spectators at the presentation
believe the Wolverines great half
back 10 merely playing hard to
get"
This opinion was bolstsred by
the mamma and papa knows :
best refrain of Tommys trophy
acceptance speech, in which the
sll-tims campus touchdown king
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Lincoln Midgeis
In First Game

Lincoln midgets will open their
basketball season Tuesday after
noon when they meet Clover Park
reserves on the Clover Park court
The Railsplitters, under a new
coach, Ivan Larsen, will use a
crop Of inexperienced players, with
the exception Of Joe Yamamoto,
clever and agile ballhsndler. Dale
Gordon and Vern Christensen.
All three saw reserve action last
season.
larsen hns two teams
which he expects Ia alternate.
One. the starting five. ,s COM
pr,sed IT DNie Gordon and
veru Chrssssanseu, forwards;
Joe Ysmamcte and Ron Chris-
tssnsen. Ewavds, and CNet
Palmer. center.
The other includes Allan Black
and Joe seto. guards: Gengi va
mamoto. center. and Evan Rich
mond and Bud Rogers or Everett
Mst~li. forwards.
The Abe mentor expects to make
q cut in his squad OF o. some
time this week in order to ret 1t
down 10 workable size.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Commercial Loop
Bills Eight Tits

PLAY in the fast Commercial "A
and A leagues will resume tonight
on Stadium high floors with eight
games carded beginning at Z
o'clock.
Highlighting the "A program
will be the opener between the two
undefested leaders. Norwood and
Y. M c. A. Hal (Stork McClary
is managing the Norwoods as well
as playing center.
Art Linn Is masterminding the
"y" team and has plenty OF speed
and fight 10 show the hoop fol-
lowers.
The 3 O'Clock rau,s puts Fife
against the shipbuiidevs and
BiH Hmruey.
At . o'clock the Freighters
play the wecos In = game be-
tween teams cf veterans.
The fourth "A game viii be at
s o'clock in the girls gym when
the Chord Bombers tackle
Thomases.
The two Commercial A league
games down for the night are: 7
o'clock. Mckinley Hill VS.. n. Y. A.
and . o'clock. 2soth McChord Field
vs.. Community House.
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emphasized that his parents had
been the ma Jor inspiration of his
athletic career and would continue
to inspire him as ne strove TO up
hold the ideals of the Heisman
trophy.
AT the conclusion Of his
speech, Tommy kicked a field
goal In every heart BY bend
Ing down from the platform
and handing the trophy
running, straight arming
figure In bronze-to his gray
haired mother, Rose. He said.
''here's q girl who will always
Keep the trophy and myself
right"
Harmon won the downtown A.
C.s sixth annual award for the
years outstanding player in a
national poll of sports writers and
broadcasters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Abes Seek Win
Over Ceniralia
Lineup Shaken Up
For Come Tonight

Several changes have been
made in the Lincoln lineup by
Coach John kennedy in an effort
tn muster NJ some scoring punch
for Tuesday nights basketball
game with Centralia on the Abe
courts. Starting time Is S o'clock.
A preliminary reserve game will
ytart an hour earlier.
Included In the change. 10
the moving Of Chef Stone and
I'd Huntington TO starting po-
sitions. Stone. a senior. will
team with Raw Spurgeon at
guard slot, while Hunting
ton. sophomore, win be
paired with Tom Loran at the
forward posts.
Stone showed to advantage in
the Puysllup game last Saturday.
scoring two long field goals in
two tries. Huntington. while not
finding the hoop with regularity
as vet, is potentially a scoring
threat.
The starting Lincoln lineup will
probably be as follows: Ed Hunt
ington and Tom Loran, forwards;
Vince Hansen, center and Chef
Stone and Ray Sturgeon, guards.
Also expected to see action are
Rod Peterson, able backcourt man,
and Herb Anderson, forward.
In the reserve game, Ken
nedy tabled rs his tentative
starters, Bob England and
Hollister Gee, forwards; Ing
waid Thompson, center, and
6ord,e Godfrey and Bob
Pierre, guards.
The Axmen have carded two
additional home games this week.
meeting Enumclaw Saturday and
Clover Park next Tuesday. They
open their Cross-State play on
Dec. I'll against Yakima on the
Lincoln courts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Conn Will Risk
His Glove Title

NEW YoRK-Billy Conn signed
today to defend his light heavy
weight championship in Is
round bout at Madison Square
Garden on Feb. rs.
His opponent will be either
Jimmy Webb of st. Louis or
Tommy Tucker of New York. de-
pending on which the New York
boxing commission chooses as the
logical challenger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Eight CUNTS
Will Battle
4th Annual Hoop
Frolic OF Renton

Is there any other team In N.
lsagl. that can chslleng. Puyallup
Vikings for the 1871 Title
That's the question which b.
plaguing Puget Sound conferences
basketball fans. And that's IN.
question which will b. answered at
tonight's fourth annual hoop jam
bores at Renton.
Puyallup. with four OF its 1e40
starting championship lineup back.
10 highly favored 10 win this year.
especially sine. two OF this quar-
tet are the only sll-conferenes
players in the league this year.
But Buckley only lost one
regular and will he tough.
Chuck Smith always comes mp
with = good team Mt Enum-
claw. What will the three new
eoac es-Johnny Lewis at
Kent, Shorty Luft ut Renton
and Pop keeney nj summer,
have to say about the cham
pionship:
All this and basketball heaven.
too. will be seen tonight at 73o
o'clock when the eight teams in
the conference step on the floor
for the drawing which Will deter
mine who will play whom.
As usual, the competition will
be between the North and South
teams. Renton. Hiehlins, Auburn
and Kent represent the North,
while Puyallup. Sumner. Enum-
claw and Buckley are the defend
srs Of the South.
Each team Will play two eight
minute quarters and the total Gu
mulstive score will determine the
winner between the North and the
South.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Two Coast Clubs
Seeking Stamper

YAKIMA. Wash. - Two Coast
league clubs were rsports d
negotiating today for purchase of
Johnny stsmper. talented second
baseman for Yakima of the West
ern International Baseball league.
". n. Mccullough said neither
San Francisco nor Seattle was In
volved. Deals were Also pending
for sale OF Bill Reese, Yakima
first baseman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Lincoln Girls Out
For Basketball

Girl basketball players went
into action this week At Lincoln.
with 727 girls from AZ teams en-
tered In the afterschool league.
Twenty-Five teams. composed of
nine members each. will compete
for the championship. Each squad
has s,x regulars and three alter
mates
Gamss are held every school
day. sacspt Friday. with two con-
tests each night Play Ia expected
to end In March.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Coast Threatens Reprisal
Against Big Ten Circuit

DEL MONTE. cal--"Snubbed"
By ths western Conference
through "a repeated refusal 10
eonsidsr AMI annual football meet
ing IN the Rose Bowl. the Pacific
Cost Conference today threatened
rsprisal against the Big Ten.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
HARD LUCK MOYER

PORTLAND. Ore. - Tommy
Meyer, 1889 Pacific Coast light
weight boxing champion. is in bed
with influenza and viii be unable
to compete in the Golden Gloves
tri-city championships at Holly
wood.
The bouts begin tonight
and Tommy, who fights for
Multnomah club of Portland.
was 10 have met the winner
Of the match between Eddie
Sierra of Los Angeles and
Dick Porfuer Of San Fran
cisco. But he WAS ordered 10
bed yesterday and his plane
reservation was cancelled.
n was another bad break for
Hard Luck Tommy who has
been runner-up in five national
tournaments without winning
once. He recently captured his
fourth consecutive Northwest
crown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Lawn BoWlers
Meet Sunday

The Northwest Lawn Bowling
association viii hold It's annual
mncheon-meeting Sunday AZ 1
o'clock a. the Hotel Winthrop.
IRE Tacoma Lawn Bowling club
VII be one OF the groups repre-
>ented. J. G. Dickson Is preS-
dent and v. L. Mccormick. sec
rotary, OF the Tacoma club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
0regon-Texas
Grid eature

DEL MONTE. Gal. - The Uni
versity OF Oregon football team
will meet Texas university at Aus
tin on Dec. I, 1871, and the Long
horns will play a return engage
ment with the Ducks in Portland
on Sept. rs, 1s4s. IT was announced
today
Santa Clara and Oregon con-
firmed Nov. II engagement at
Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Jim Stuart Agrees
To Play With West

EUGENE. ORE Jim Stuart,
Zl2-pound University OF Oregon
tackle. today wired TO officials in
San Francisco his acceptance of
an offer TO play in the annual
shrine East-West game on New
Years day.
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crsduats nsgers v~r. con-
s,derins ~ end " the scsr-ysar
old track meeting between the two
conference teams.
TIE Dag Jsa-Ocsst Confer
snes r~rk Mscsa have been
arranged under twe-year con-
trscsa, ealhag fer . home and
homo staging. Both western
nssess were held NJ Ios An
geass.
A new scwaract Vas 70 b. ar
ranged FOR this years meeting.
and from the tenor Of eonversa-
ton among the managers. II will
not be renewed.
One Of the faculty Representa-
tivss before whom the matter will
come. declared: TO hell with the
Big Ten or whatever was the last
count"
Sunrise
ss.riss. WEDNESDAY .. ssAs
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BASKETBALL RESULTS
Bv United Pre~a

kanss~ IS, Texas ~.
Oregon ~. Oklahoma 70.
Pittsburs tkans.) Teachers 40,
Warrensburg Teacher. 81.
West Texas State 50. Baker so.
New Mexico Mines "a, ella
Teachers -.
Texas Tech a., Eastern New
Mexico 81.
Long Island u. 81. East stroUds-
burg Teachers ~.
Hamlins u. IS, Montana Z. 80.
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0'Dea Irish WALTON
Sumner Quini, 1918

SUMNER-High-pow oDea
Irish OF Seattle defeated Sumner
Spartans here last night. As TO 10.
with Dinwiddie scoring II points
for the Irish clan.
ODea also won the reserve
game. IL to 10, although Huff of
Sumner WAS high-point man with
six points.
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Game Is Off!

The proposed basketball game
tonight at Fife between the Tro-
jams and Marysville has been post
poned. Flu took the floor.