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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

sunday marks the opening Ct
the Fircrext clubs sprinE com.
petition An lntrs club affair viii
start the ball eamping. three.
quarters handicap 10 rule. Play Be-
gins Sunday morning. Loser musi
buy he viefer's lunches and re-
freshmenta A kolf baii putting
contest yin follow ths compietion
Of the mornings ~ hoies
Following = - ~ e p<irin4.
cases Please contact your errcnsns
O J. Alderman y. rssns ssa<;
Hugh Adams - lohn n4xrfs =
Anderson ~. DOB Andersen, ] u
Barlow ". Marx stewart, rrsnk Bar
". John Dyer. Paul Benson " = ".
Dean, n nersstrosn ". o. J Meta
ler, ,. &. bohn -. ,. n. Hcok. Ros
holtH ". Roy HUH. Roy Bond ~.
u, a DriKEx, l. nonnsviiie w. oeorue
r1&her. Prank Bar1en " Luther Gift
c. q. Boyd " John swan. " v.
nroenkow ". W. c Niem<yer, N, ]
Rccert nrooks " N. O A, Riekles
rn nrowsr y, Ray Thomas Allen
y o. a. wassins' Hsrry nursn ".
roy Turner, L Il. Burnett " George
echrsiner. Elmer Burnhsm Va f<o
Iests. U ". D. Burns W Nal vocf-
bees, Richard nlundeii ~ 4. -
eesries Waiter nAumAnn W. O. L
Crawford, Dick CAnale W. pun Johx,-
sscn. Howard csrothers ". n ~.
Coeientz: Walter Christian W. John
Refine. Morton oapp ~. Ailsn f!nk.
ron asir, ciin.s Sara Z m se,a ns , as
coriiss vs.. rrsnf sevsrssn. . c. craig
W Prank simmer, nsnnie Cram ".
Doug Myers. n ". Davis w. q p.
helmi. Bin DELAY ". Ted Elyert. lee
Denn va, Bfii Fierce. Ar DFips ~.
Jim Hooker, waiter NY w. c. o.
Reynolds, Richard Feis W, oil waite
JOIN n.! rn:nsnrns w y oress; E.
"a osssesi v. car, nsym msws'1 rrsns
Gillette Va. Lukaz Hoska. John ooff
W. Dan Trippesr, Charles Gould "
1. l. Lamb. I'd Hagen va Carl VIII
bur. Harry Hanson ". Bill sheehsn
Prank HAWKS ". Prank herris. Frod
Henrickson W. Ira Woiters. Joe Her.
ley vs.. Joe Macarthur. Dr. A. Hifiis
vs. w. r. Larson, Jack Heuerte ~
Chef Wells. John Hunt W. Tom palo.
j. W. Ineersoli " Charles MeKaeh-
ron. Leonard Jackson w. l.. r. John.
son, Fred Kiopfenstein W. n. W.
oakes, Leonard Koistad ". chari>s
Reid. T J. Kane W. Prank Thomas.
Max Lakin W. Jack McIeod. Warren
Lawson W. Jack McIiwraith. D, A.
LenEi Va, Frank hasrini. Neil Le&iie
Va. Henry Schmidt. Howard Lincoln
W. jim Rawlings. Henry Loren ~.
a. n Onstad Loo Mcoavick W Thor
Toilsfson, = q Mcmillan W. howard
smith. Ralph Martin W. Henry SEN
ner. A, w Meichior ~ Hill Nos, y.
NJ. Meyer vs. J. O. Obsnctr. p. y.
Meyer W. p. A. Olson. G. A Mitchell
vs. J. l. Moore, John Main ". ". d
0arwood Dr. Niethammsr ". c. ,.
shaw. Preston onstad vs. Dutton
HAYWARD. O. n ossood W. W. q.
Tate Gordon Pearson W. w. A, Per-
rim Pred Pease vs. Martin Traub,
Allen retrich vs.. c. v. Reberry, Gee
Poe vs. Homer Rothermei. Norm RAN
dali w. Cecil Smith, G. A. Rouse W.
q. w. osgood. Adoiph scnantx ".
Everett Smith, John schiarb w. q J..
Shipley, n v. schwalen W John Oil
christ. n. Z. shsub Va. O. a. souis.
o " SNYDER W. r Y. Mclaughlin.
John stuckwish W. D. NJ Wood.
HAIRY shaw, jr. W. sam Stocking.
W. r. stephens vs., v r etudshaker.
Y p. Sul9roye vs. Fred wines, Merrill
Teats We. Ralph Tests. NJ. q. rennens
vs.. Emil Wick. c, A. Terry W c o
Terry. Frank vosei ~. Nd winter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Salmon Derby

Here Us the list of the Tacoma
Poggie club salmon derby quail
fiers to date, the fishing having
been spotty the last week:
Roy Hammond. az lbs. u OF: u.
kirkyold. "a lbs. o.: John Hansen.
IT ID. 4 o.: Reed Harris, ~ lbs. /
OF: A. Van Eyeher. is lbs. Q OF;
p. M. Egssbo. IL Id. OF; Jim Bled-
soc. Il ID. S o.; B. oundstrom. -
lbs. 4 or; II. Tslley, u lbs. o.;
Jerry Eden. u lbs: L. Bortane, Is
lbs. is or; John Ia Purge, IS lbs.
8 OF: NJ LAuderback. IS lbs. 8 o.;
Les Nelson. 10 lbs. o.. BIZ Groves.
IL lbs. 8 o.; Fred Robbins. IL lbs,
8 or; Reed Harris. Il lbs. 2 OF. Al
Larson, IL lbs II o.. X. NJ Larsen,
II lbs. ! o.: Al Nelson. II ihs Rob
ert Benton, 10 lbs. 10 or. c. 7. Lantz,
10 lbs. 7 OF: H. c. Bugeit. 10 lbs.
. OF; I. A. Getland. 10 lbs. 2 oe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
New Track Stars
AT Washington

SEATTLE-Two newcomers TO
the University of Washington
track and field mminaries were
credited today with an outstand-
ing role in the Huskies' 92zs- 37is
triumph over Portland university
yesterday in their first dual meet
of the season.
KEEL Qvsle, Splinter. turned in
a :099 century while Jim Todd's
time of ;4s1 in the quarter-mile
was considered promising in view
of unfavorable weather and q slow
track.
Washington won II out OF is
first places. Portland's distance
ace. Plymell, captured both the
mile and two-mile races.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Cleveland,
Brooklyn
Top Majors
Dodgers Defect
Clients. IL 10 O;
Hutch In Relief

NEW xoNk =. undef<ss<d. -.
tied ard unscarsd -. u nreklsn
Dodgers ard C<sssaaa fs1lNns
moved today into ne flfsh dsy q
the spattesinx baseball sesrn
with perfect ss<uFsis rney hsd 10
have some hsip from ths weather
man 10 retain their s~le<< reeof1s
but fer the nance they are - twc
hottest things IN ths naIors.
TAe nede>rs hs<e - sAaso
~ National le~kse - wssa
~ CAampses nee2 wAs'vs
~es tAetv s~ty twe nnnes ~
srs - @nsse ~ exclusive -
~ nfee&lyns became sh~ysve
alIswea 3 eeaQie - FunA. ~
~ 1s11sns teld nsdb~pss~e
pennmalee - - Anserscan
IeAsue ~
Before an opening day crowd
81 z1.T<i which hraved : chilling
rain. The Dodgers dashed m
Giants 10 rsheons ftukh Casey.
scattering ntns hsts had the
Giants eating out ~ HI. hand. TIE
Dodgers plugged oat II hits Ell
Schumacher and Meltan.
ALLEN IN PORN
Johnny AlIsn s~nt Csvs,and's
stock skyroskstinK when ~
pitohed the Indians 10 . ~ W..
tory over petrcit Showing ~
best form In years Allen hsid IN
Tigers TO three hlts. all sinei>s -
Mecouky. Campbell ana ashrinssrl
A crowd Of 1eo1s silepd<d. ~
largest sttsndsncs u M MAJORS
second opening day. rrsd Hutch
lnson. 100000 hufisr. bsid IN
Indians 10 one MI the isst twu
inninfs.
ne ys.ks ssae>< . fs~s-
run upvssiae n ~ flret inniAs
OF kes Chass 81 pe11e6
through 10 . So victsvy ever
wsshisgtsa bsfsrs fs,ssa
snsailest Yankee sta1.un
opening crowd N ysarA -
tssrssn's hsus~v WITH . naan
% wss ~ Nc psnch.
Johnny Bshsch. Ksusss CITY
rookie. stopped the Red Sos IN
the sseond game Of = double
header after Boston had beaten
ths Athlstics. To. IN ths epsnsr
nAhich rave up only fivs his y
win, 81. The AZ mads an thsll
INNS n ths first frame eff nmsv
son Dlckmen.
After dropping two ~ sams'
te the Reds. the Cubs suorsd thstl
first win, . 90 shutoat ef The Car
dinais BY Larry French. The Cubs
southpaw won his own Ksms viii
double with two mates oa N ths
second off Norton Cooper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Bells Defeat
Sumner, l3-5

Beliarmihe defeated sumusr. ~
10 .. Friday afternoon n . hsss-
ball game that was marred ~ the
injury Of d. Hellins. spartan play
er. who suffered slight eoneussaon
when struck on the hesd By .
pitched ball.
tho secideuf eocsrred n ~
first inning. fieIii.E wss tbs
second man In The sumner
batting order. Ne sns struck
By . hall thrown b. staa Ca
buia. star Hell hariex. Take.
first 70 Bridge clinic. ~ wss
later removed b - Jes~ph's
hospital. where his css1st,ss
saturday w.s rspewtea COED
BY attesdAats.
The spsrtsns tosehsd csbuis
for three runs IN The opening
frame. but Bellsrmns battsd out
five counters In its half % the m
ming. and was never hsadsd tbers-
after.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Hot Siovers
Meet Tonight

One of the outstanding pre-sea-
son baseball events will take placv
tonight when the Tacoma Hot
Stove league holds It's first annual
dinner and reception for the Tigers
at the American Legion hall, 30.
4th and C SITS.
The dinner. a buffet affair, win
be held from $50 TO 9 o'clock. with
q program and refreshment period
following. Four hundred fans.
capacity of the hall, will attend.
Charley Graham. owner Of thu
San Francisco Seals. viii be =
guest OF honor He is coming from
Portland especially for the dinner.
The Tiger. will make their
annual contributes 10 high
school baseball Sunday AFTER
noon by playing . double
header for the benefit Of thu
baseball funds Of Lincoln. sta
dunn and Beiiarmine high
schools.
In the first game Of the double
header. the Rhynemen viii meet .
team Of former high school stars
OF Tacoma. In the second contest.
the Tigers will meet an old timers
nine. The first game Of the double
ball will 20 on at 2 o'clock.
The Tigers make their final APP
pearance before TIM regular sea-
sons opener Monday night In an
exhibition game against this San
Fraeisco Seals At Athletic park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
L.oggsrs Win
Track Tourney

coiiexs - Puget moen1 eweup~
- Wesfess WsShingfes cafl>es =
Eiuoation. Deilinghsn. So -
ssss. n = es1.l trsok ms~f Kfs1a1
aftsras.n 81 Puget sess1. ne
f>sgssrs won first n n sverzss ssd
swept clean IN twe.
Although tbsy hnek - thFss
places in ths quarter mis- and tive
mile. the psrformsnes ~ JnII1e
fsreek n ths lsttsr wss ~ r.enr1
~ fhs ms<l. nrs<k. . fronnman -
former efs1issn blsh hpaen1nev.
rsn th~ t~e mile n elsg1 60 -
s<ysn-tsnths ascosds fnsfw 90
ths Nsrth~sst cs~fsrsnss record
a. fof.
rhe dsssdsd vsessrv 1eflnlf~sv
sho~sd thst th< foa9sv trsek
team y pew~<fsa the seasea an1
may offer sless somp<f1ti1a ~
TIE shampiensbfp n - snnfer~scs
inset II wsilA wsils. My II.
@FN - 49, 49,
h'sa l,.sst sk~F loys,. ys.1ls-
asie sdv>, ~ - srss,.i
ex~,' nsi'sashIla H3s
Pos ss..lt Mehyisf WV tea.
go tcrn, go H.n@eh<sns< fFH5
ZEE - NsDss..s ecsy, s~ss
80 rsT6 rl,r I<sss< lof&,. 49,.
ss % IS. &C. ~, ~ 49, g. s'sssa.
~: p 49, - s,sszls -
~. -. 90 l~s ~ 49, 90; W. ~. 81,
;S:s = - e ''' NJ '' SsEs
-, - 2. ys.a 80 nst,<as.e sex~'
AZ 80 - - = -
OF. s 81 h, t. 1870.
lsss,. 's 49, -aE's:sss'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Pin Squads
Mark Time
For Event

Bowiers Of the Northwest Con-
gress are merely martine time
now.
The big blow-off begins Tues
day at the Broadway alleys with
. total Of ESQ teams Of five men
each.
Visiting teams have mounted 10
fs7. That's ak more than last
reported. No more entries win be
accepted.
The local contribution ran 10
only -. contrary to the % re-
ported earlier this week.
stili. the sum total Of $50 teams
remains exactly thu same.
Records were Set n she spea
doubles with 1os. betterinG NJ
1ss previous mara eel By sps-
kane last year. and In the
open singies. - against spe-
kane's 40.
Commercial doubles viii zee $50
teams In action and singles play
In this division. asa.
Booster doubles run 10 30 and
singles 10 so.
A new division, the junior. has
bsen established with seven dou-
bles and 10 singles.
This 10 something new and
should grow NJ the Commsrcisl
and Booster divisions have grown
The Booster division began n
1888 with four doubles and seven
singles. Look at II today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Bears Favored
n Grow Race

nnATTEm usah. californinao
sksht was favored - dseest We6n@
lass<s sf6av - Lake Wa1o1aE.
tsn y ~ firrG majss sxew vneo
- - ie<o seoeeu
cnI1fsksle. uhiea woa Z reene<e
hr~skins VARSITY fsss 10 v<ef =
Fpushheer9e. nsde ssissl <minu<e
sNlfes h ~ lIn>up whleH ne14
fsoef ~ ~ ~ wHo rowe1 - -
i6s1na~ lAst ys@r sseh ma -
VARSITY nnetl.
4 we61 - Css<h ~ n1<i1nf
- maq1 = NJ v~tsssas ut a
~ vas>s1y - sshstitnfs1 inen
- b1ior vefulfy msn. mi -
hpen11ns ~ seniors we're M el1elI<
NJ. npf - nlnhf. nnxi6hf -
Odd y no MIA NJ vsfesahs. )
Ts1~0's - - - mn
nsse6sa1 bu1w~~s - sesn6eS
&sssA ~ ttns<>nGeee ~
nc - vfe1er1es. - snee ~ E
~ tss~e mfIps tssG
califern1a 10 wse fasoge6 II
~ 1znior varsity. hit IN WeG1l-
ioG1oa fr>namen ssss faxneef -
slop ~ 0otd@n t&sxs frpm mn1Ie
~ I'M fIrvt ei>sn sweep n -
~ w<el's es~nksek sgwfpG rlvnlryk
L. I'm Nh skruke the VARSITY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
L.eiveh's
nainioyS
Take Lead

y - rainy weeene< ee01lnueos
II will b No tims II III h>fnrs ths
Ban rpncsscs nseis top ~ -
cifie caast league Just - fhs
bssis Of not playing Il I'll. seattle
moved into ths TO spst nj ntxht
without Hitting . hsnd against -
Angela who hsve ione tn - :
row 70 tho Ha1uiRrs
seattle arhisvsd ~ ~ ~
cause oakiand teok . . - ! suff-
iuG from saefNments - ~ -
second plses ttisd) - ptsus
Padres dropped sn n y 9 snns
b hollywood. seattle md fns
Angeles. ssn vnseisss ssd puvt-
land wers idls 1us h what \
fscetiously termed vstH n -
Northwest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Tiger Nine
Takes Two
Ball Tilis
Seoitle Props Go
Down TO Defect.
5 to 1 and 7 to s

stadium's crack baseball team
stretched its string Of games With
out defeat TO eight Friday after
noon in the stadium BY shading
Seattle Prep. 5 10 4, and TO 8. In
seven-innine games.
Lyman Andersen. Tiger
Highlander. and Bud DeDona-
20. Prep mound ace. each al
lowed seven hits IN the first
game. but Anderson was more
successful In keeping safe
blows off his offerings scat
tered.
The Tigers rallied TO win the
second tilt. Behind 9 10 o at the
end Of seattle's half OF the fourth
frame, the Bengals pushed over
two runs In their half OF the
collected four more conn-
tiers In the fifth and pushed over
the winning tally In the last In
ming.
chart .aa.>..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

Winning pitcher. Smith. losing
pitcher. Shores baik. Smith: innings
pitched. by Shores 0 plus, Smith sa.
Tubb 3. Dumler q: at bat. off Shores
3. Smith 30. Talbb ~. Dumler IL
hits. off Shores .. Smith II, Tubb =.
Dumler 5. runs scored, off Shores 2.
Smith o. rubb 4. Dumler 4. runs
responsible for. Shores a. Smith 9.
Tubb 4. Dumler .: struck out. by
Smith 2, Tubb Q. Humphreys /. Hitt-
ner 2: bases on balls. off Shores I.
Smith 2. Tubb 3. Dumier 2. Hum
phreys /. Bittner /: hit by pitcher.
Cissell by Humphreys: wild pitch.
Tubb left on bases. San Diego o.
Hollywood 10; home run, Hasiin:
three base hit, Violin. two-base hits.
Sperry. Haslin Salkeld. MAndish:
runs batted IN. Sweeney 2, stinson.
Uhait q Hasln 4. Cissell. Mandsh,
Thompson. Salkcld: sacrifices. Tubb.
Kahle. stolen base. Uhalt. double
plays. Violin to Cissell 20 Sweeney.
Humphreys 10 Mesner 70 Stinson.
time, 2.i2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

Winning pitcher, Van Slate. losing
pitcher Darros innings pitched.
Judd ia. SAlveson Q. Darros a; -
bat. off Judd so SAiveson 81 Dar-
row 5: hits. off Judd Q. sAlvsson II.
DaTrow .; runs scored. off judd 8,
Salyeson J. DAroW q. runs response
struck out. BY Judd o. Van Slate 1.
Salyeson 1 DArrow 4: basea on balls
judd 3 salyeson q barrow 1: three
base hit9 Blaftner. Confoy. two-bAAs
hits Williams Christopher. judd
BiaftneT. Barton. Dunn. versez YlIns
bAttsd IN. Christopher. Blattnef ..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

Bsilinsbam yin open Ne home
season Saturday night against
Olympia with q chance 10 move
into FIRST place In the Northwest
league, BY = close score. Boiling
ham defeated Brsmsrt0n, isst
years champion, Ia tbs league
opener last week. Hr~rnerton win
play lis second game Sunday. play
log host 10 the Giheon Carpet
Cleansra,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
The Shermuns Morch i.

Almost anywhere you go in clean sports you'll bump
into Frank and Mickey Sherman
Tacomas big Northwest Bowling Congress finds them in
the heat of things
sponsoring Tackle the Class 3
title
second TIE shermans have sponsored such club
Dolores Coleman captain sgnd Anderson
winnifred Rowe, Nell Bowman and Cecilia Rowe
shermans grand folks stil smile win lose With
the competition participation The town could
mo-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

ymnTunUAx'n mm0uuxu
ueaten I'll. rA1>a1etpe1a -
Npw rssa q WnsAen9oen 4
tpvetnn1 4 petw>e 4
Cesra4s ~ ~ kenaA ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
TWIN FALLS WINS

MOSCOW, Ida. - Trouble de-
veloped for Sophomore Pitcher
Dick Snyder of Idaho university
yesterday and in a wild fifth in
ming Twin Falls OF the Pioneer
league gathered impetus for an s-3
victory.
Snyder held the Cowboys score
less for four innings and went the
rptIfe Short score. r II "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Cougars Win Game
riGkn soFHs WIN

stadiuEn's 40 phomors TEAMS
team defeated Fife. san natehss 70
ons. Friday afternoon On tbs Point
Defiance courts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

xuuIMnnAf'u mmNtff1N
uf~e&lJu ~ New xes& =
sN1roue 4 q 1ee1n 4
etn<sn~el = pssens~vuA -
-. = rS,lsSpsvnlA ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT MErcALF

NOT many of the old time heavyweight fighters left
-. Jim Jeffries Tom Sharkey :. Jack Johnson
sam Iangford Joe Choyinsi
Maybe one or more. II makes small difference
and the years will not be many before the remaining
Kid Mccoy who committed suicide this week decreased
the roster Too bad he took that route but the old timer
tired doubt Just weary of ii all carrying burden
in his mind memory Of the woman he killed. murdered
which only more at best
older each getting the feeble side I've
everything the world might offer I've had fling The future
Time He's the ultimate victor I'll throw in the sponge to the old
guy keeps that night killed
her in jealous rage the woman loved California It's haunt
cunning tricky ring youth his beat
fusing him. Maybe the KID
nature for yearnng outsms the other what
heel ii the Battle of Life
his brings mind the IN which the Kid seldom
a mddeweght the of the
ring ready meet the foemsn head-on
n he old days" and ran up 1910
They went the distance In that Cougar stretch anywhere from
20 rounds to finish eruelung rawneat battles "
knocdowns Of the broken bones
they their and ~haled
until the whether 1t be by knockout or finally by
gesture the part of the referee which was rarity
No judges sat at rngsde then 1t was the referee in full charge
he decision No commissions to interfere The of the
pit against the other asking quarter
1t dog eat dog colorfu fighting with the
competition condition resourceuness
ness to fight an quality
The Come Brutal Then -.
THE game british, the pay small in comparison with
the urge of the warriors them whole Nontite matches
hadn't been thought of The champs prded themselves the
chaengers the The great the vehicle
known ability. They weren't built through fakes con-
nvance and other nearous methods Their fists sent them
takes an incident such the passing Mccoy
the atmosphere the fight when the start of the padded
gloves sport
Fitz Johnson Choynsh Langford Jeanette
McVey Tom Sharkey Rhun Jackson Sullivan
Neil Papke Atten Nelson Cans
McGovern Mcfarland Wolcott Critic
Corbett Brtton .woogast, just to cite some
weights old old that cannot
yesterday with those Of today but thaf
fight The demands were greater then
II type Of fighting Today
fighting the fighter
general conditions existing
the geng distance under extremely adverse
weather knowing would
They along different lines brutal
the old timers those
today although admit
lacking fighting Maybe the warriors will
They history repeats But in the Of
warrior has repeated only scattering spots men
Dempsey Walker villa, McLamn Steele
Armstrong conditions they'd have
niche. They throwbacks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Ski Examinations

TIaBERrsNE LODGE. ORE. -
Examinations 70 certify - IN
struotors viii ~ conducted hsrs
April ~ and ~. n eas announced
today BY Robert Hayes EXAM
instloa chairman a. N Pacific
Northwest ski sssoasflen.
Hs sald Instructors from ossxoa.
Warrington. Idaho sDd Montana
would b quizzed on skiing ability.
ability b instruct. mountaineering
skiing. general knowisaxs 81 cid
orEsnixstson ard sonanst 81 to<sr-
nameuts. and fair sid.
TAO certified insfnsct0rs from
Seattle. Arisi Edrnistou and Mar
ssrehstt. viiI assist. Hayes said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Elwood Cooke Loses

HOUSTON, 1ex,-Bryan (Bltsy)
Grant Of Atlantis yesterday de-
fested Elwood Cooke Of Portland.
Ore, In the semi-finals Of the
tenth annual tennis tournament st
Silver Oaks Country club. The
azores were 4-s. ca. rs. rs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

f0kHsT COVE. Ofey--Ths Pc
eifle University HsdgsFs d<fs4tsd
Portland aniyefsiiy's bsssbsIi t~~m
Ia both games of > aa,bishe&1er
hsrs yesterday. winning ths first
eontsst 4 10 and ths ssoos,d
. 10 4
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-22
Special Deputy Sheriff Kills
 Renton, Wn., Man

SEATTLE, May g (P)-Ernest Smothers, aged 27, of Benton, vas killed by special deputy sher if Graham last night near Ken ton. Smothers was shot without warning his fiancee Alive Traver son, told authorities.
 Graham was assigned to watch a hidden car believed to have been involved in a robbery and staying in a Benton liquor store Saturday night. Graham fired shotgun blasts at SmotheTs car when it speeded away from what he thought was a hold-up. Miss Traverson said it took some min utes to convince Graham that her companion was shot and drive him to a hospital.
 In the hold-up Saturday night Thomas Laa,hsrly, manager of the liquor stor1 w27 shot and kill ed by two bandits who escaped.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-22
Failure Blow Up
 Bridges Blame for Fast Nazi Advance

PARIS, May 21 tP) Premier Renaud announced in the Senate that We must take immediate decisions and admitted the army was up against something neH- in the deep motorized raids and parachutists and explained the disorganization. The army is as stunned to hold the lines at the Mouse River and in Belgium, the Premier saying the Frereh divisions are Hess numerous in that sector. He said the best troops had been sent farthest n to Belgium making it easy fer the enemy mobile units to rene- tra.e. He laid part of the blanc of the Nazi advance on the fail ura Of the French C offenders 10 blo7v r0 tho brid7ae
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-22
Yesterday Germans We're Within Is Miles Of The English Channel
 and Within Sight of Eifel Tower

UNDATED, May q LE9 - The Nszi b@z'roig leg.ons in two. forke3 slashas to the west and south drove 10 within 15 miles of the English channel also to within sight of EFsl Tower, in Paris only So miles away.
 The High command said the French cities of Arras, Amiens and AbbevilIe were seized. Pre- mier Renaud announced in the French senate that Amiens and Arras were taken.
 The French war ministry spokesman said the Germans were meeting furious resist ance" everywhere and said that indications were that the Nazi ad vance to he sea was slowed up. The drive to the west surpassed the westward gains of~ tie Kai- ser's army in the World War.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-22
British Govt. Asks Dictatorial POwers-~Advance Guards Driven
 Dach---IR'llmal'ia Fully Mobilized

UNDATED. May % LPl-Brit- ain ma5sdalls5 all her millions of men and n.aney to save the em- pire. Tie government asked for virtually dic.s.orial powers ov- CT labor, wealth, the poor mans wages and the rich mans capital. Parliament quickly assented to rushing through an emergency pill.
 Across the channel, the British troops s.poeketed'in Belgium by the Nazi mechanized thrust which threatened to cut them off from the French, fought with their backs to the sea. French military spokesmen said however the German advance guards were chased out of Abbeville, 20 miles from the channel and fiercely counter attacking French troops reported recRptI.ring the town of Arras, 60 miles from the chan nel, probably relieving the pres sure on the British.
 A crowd of British women,
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-22

The German high command re- rar.sd th2t the ninth French ar ny defending the Mouse front from Naur b Sedan was crushed n the greatest "attacking opera tion of all time"
 The British spokesman describ d the battle on the Western Front "more confusing than ever with everybody behind every body else's lines. Bands of Ger man tanks are wandering around living on the country
 In a wide salient, the Nazis sid General Giraud, hitherto commander of tn e seventh French army, who assumed com nand over the ninth Army" and nis general staff w~re captured.
 Nazi sources said the last fort in the Belgian Nanur fortiica- .ons was taken.