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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-10

LIST YOUR RENTAL AND SALES
with US. Al Service.
Frank G. Harriss 120 Princess st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-10

10 ACRE TRACT MYRTLE GROVE
Sound. located on Waterway. Will
sell or trade for city property.
Te1ephone 1859.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-10

FOR BEST RESULTS. LIST YOUR
property with Marshall Realty
Co., PIG Princess st. Phone 976.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-10
Builders

1NoREAsE YOUR BUSINESS BY
aalttiuernlzlng your store. Call for
prs n L. 7. Rogers, 253. 1907
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-10
Business Service

AUTO WRECKWORK. GUARAN-
Ceea Body and Fender. Repairing.
lars Called For-Delivered. o. K.
nooy Works, 1 1-2 miles out Cas-
lie Hayne Road. Phone 24O2-J. o.
K. Mintz.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-10

THOMPSON BICYCLE co. 702
Castle St. Radios and bicycles.
Sales and service. Call 939, quick
delivery service. %
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Real Estate

IF YOU WISH TO BUY, SELL OR
Trade, See US. W. M. Hewlett.
Realtor, Phone 943.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-10
Builders Supplies

FOR YOUR PAINTING NEEDS -.
Outside or In Use Lucas
Paints. A century of experience
in paint making satisfac-
ton with Lucas Paints. Becker's.
Phone 80.
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ISIS Seeds and Plants

EQUALITY SEED AND TUXEDO
Feed. We can take care OF your
every need.
CROSS SEED co.
12 Market St. Fhone LII
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Moore.Fonvielle Realty Co.
We are equipped to serve you
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-10

WE DOCTOR ALL RADIO TROU.
bles. Radio Service Co., 20S Prin
cess St.. Phone 1923. Sound Sys
TENS for rent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-10

INVESTIGATES THE JOYS AND
advantages Of living in Oleander.
"the Suburb Beautiful" u g h
MacRae and Co.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-09-07
kevin-Sunburst Field
1910 Coulpletions


Agen |joeddez No 23-S5SW
Adams Hela AdcAGanu 6 C Q
AronoE- Ellngon No 4 GEL sW3 swa l4-5-Sw
5eaEaSiee-Swears No u CSL NW4 s35-2W
Beardsee-Swears No. Is GEL NWa
Big WestDahlquist
5g Me-Daflquist No is NEa
Big Wet-Elngson ITO
Big West Elltngson No sw SEA sw l4-5-Sw 1874
BACK Iaoel-State No 10 SW SEA SEA l635-2W 1881
BLACK Label-State No
Soologe Coolidge
Coolidge Coolidge Shaw No NEa
Coolidge No Drv
Coolidge q Coolidge-Shaw No NEa
Cooiuge q Cooidge-State
Cooidge CoidgeState NV SV
Coolidge
coolidge q CoohdgeState
Crumley
Cruney
Day Halter No l
Enfield -zachor No ? CSL 2O-35-lW Dbl 1870
Enfield-zachor No.
frazer SnhVan Note No CNL SW 5OS52W Dbl 1900
Fulton Pet Thompson 1850
c. & A. Goedderz
G & A-Alrch No 2
GoeddertzAgen No c NET
No
Imperial Craig-Gauss No On-Abd 1850
Imperial Craig Martin No c Nw3 sEl ls1W 30 Bb 1885
Lion Haugen No
Montana Dakota Seward
Mosby Peterson
Nepstad- TIugi No 1i-35-3W le5
No
Oien- Engemoen Oil ADD 1885
Fevo shea-Govnment No. 1872
& No 6
Fnrock-schmd No S
Esmrock- Schmidt No. SW NW3 29-35-3W IS Bbl 1913
Smith l
No
c
superor-Eausen No NEa NE n35-3w $50 Bbl 1854
Texaco-E. Bruins S
Iexaco-Bruns No 10 SW SEA SEA e-35-2W 80 Bbl 1915
Texas-Pacifc- Rowling 1853
Blumberg l
Dbl 1927
Yeaey-Shaw No IA NV SW3 NEs 35-362W rs Bbl 1869
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-09-07
Cut Bank Oil Field


Production Paw
Armand 90
Armand
British s4s5eW Bbl
cobb-Chui No swa 9O-s7N-4w
Cobb Vandenark No SEA NE3 35-s5-6w
Coob-Wabeger No G NE3 SCI 35-35-6W
Cobb aberger 6 s5-s56W 10 Bbi 27ss
Cobb-Tetrud No ] NE Mel 24-S7-5w
Consolidated 26-35-6
Consolidated
Glacier Production Iohoff
Glacier
Glacier Production State No CIVIL 635w
Glacier Production
Glacier Production harrington
2
Glacier Producton-A Miller c
Glacier c
Siace production Bonnet No SW SET 432-5w
Glacier Production
Glacier Production Yunck Unit
ac -Cobun Unit
Bonnet No NW4 SET 4325W
Glacier Production Dhqust
Glacier Production milestone
Helmac Trust -Govenment
Jefries- Exchange on c Dry
kately Kramer No l l5-34-6 q
Montana Headlight Brtton
FaIou-ITloal III NO NE NE3 NE3 7-32-5W
santa RASMUSSEN No me
Santa Rita Rasmussen c As Bb 2gs
santa Rita No G SCI SW3 l6-356W
Santa Rita Stahl No 20 BbI SOLO
Santa Hita-Tribal No 400 Bb 2S0
santa ita-G GOV 01SI44A No SEA NEi S-325W
-ia NO 81 NWs SEA 6S6W 800 Bbl 284
santa Rita MILESTONE No Lot CSEa
Santa Rita Government O7844B
santa Hita-lribal No II NE NE3
Steele Greek Prod -carman No Sc SEA
4 rant Wiley Connolly No Sw
= aht-State NO NE NEi SCI 36-34-6W
NO Sc NEA NE 2-336W
Iexaco Unit II No c NEl sW3 ll-s56W 2ss5
Iexaco- Curran No Nw4 SCI s-32-5w
IeXaco-stae M455 NO NE4 NEi 16-325W
2i-35-6W Bbl2 o20
1exaco Unit Section II No SCI NWi u35-6W Bbl
Texaco Unit Nine No c Nwl NEs 0-32-5w
IexacoStae No 6 Bbl
7 co-Hinkle No BID 2sO9
Wilkinson Potter-Anoed l27 No
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-09-07
Drilling Wells--Kevin-Sunburst

Heardsee-U.
Big West-Dahlquis
Cassidy Phoenix No l
Coolidge & Coolidge Maley
Consolidated Gas-Lyon No G NE3 NE4 4-32-2W
Crunley 65
GoSettBngen
Grant Anderson 1
Bppen Oil g. S-Soberg
Mcknight 154C
l Location
G
1870
&
Oien Engemoen No 10
Pacific National Oils Govt 8352W
Pacific National Davidson /
Patterson Government
Patterson l Loaio
Prevol & O83247 C
c Spudded
Spencer Kncheoe 26-34-4W Spudded
Superior PetroeumAronow
Twin Felds-U S. l
Felds-U S. Nc
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-09-07
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

Cobb & Co waberge No ESQ
Tribal n2 No Sc SW3 l635-6W
Glacier Produc No 2 CTS
Glacier Production Hall 3 c 2e82
Glacier Production Delaney c Set
Hannah Allotted 6-32-5 2902
JeffresH c .
1atey, Agent 1884,
Montana Headlight u-34-6
Par On-Tribal 10 3 70
Pardue-Irtba 8 No.
santa RITA Government 08744B
3 c l3-34-6 ala
Barnes Butler No ! 1884
Tarrant-EIope C
TarTanFee No.
TexacoSec Nine Unit
IexacoStae MASS No z G SEA NW3 l6-32-5W
Bonnet G Dry
Iexaco- Unit II No 3 CIVIL SWa l1-35-6W
Tribal Ell
Wagner ct a-Trbal 1874 No l NE
New Locations Cut Bank
Sandgren & Nyhagen-Ande No.
Texaco- Tweedy No 5 C SW3
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-09-07

Sandgren & Nyhagen- Anderson NO NEi SW4 26-35-6W
Santa Rita Tribal No. u SWa SW4 IO-35-6W
Texaco-T weedy No SW3 NW4 2l-35-6W
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Pacific Lutheran Grid
Team Idle This Weekend

n.aleh tn pe~es ~ Eiiens-
AuFK -vhs stesmfsti~d aver
ne aenEaEa fresh. ~ d =.
Friday a tilenshufs.
The Rangers pet 40 a spirited
Battle against Cheney Friday
night. losing J u Q
Pacific iuthsfans - - J win
over nsiilnxham Saturday nlkh ~
plseed new problems n The arms
u young Olsen. Western Wash
lnEten succeeded in hettllnK -
almost completely slT slsurdson.
the great pass snaHrink end.
Narx rammefsik had . difficult
time finding targets fof his hullst
losses ana hls pass record slip
ped = little In that fret half
The nest two weeks wili aixs
Olson plenty u time 20 woFk oui
these nrohlema
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
ny HENRY NLEMoRE

NEW YORK n has been my
lot 10 see Max Basr IN many OF
has most tragic moments.
I saw Jim Brsddock take
away his worlds heavyweight
championship. ! was thsrs
when jos Louis cut him 10 bits
and made him take the count
on one knee. watched Lou
Nova knife him 10 ribbons with
rights and lsfts.
But last night. In thu quiet Of
. suite In the New Yorker hotel.
! saw Max Basr plumb the
depths Of misery. waiIow IN the
sands Of despair. and ali but cry
aloud for help.
He was faced with nothing
more formldabi than $50 pages
o. iypevritten script the $50
pages Of words he VIII have 70
msmorize before his Broadway
SNOW, "H'ya Gentlemen can
go into production. But u had
him on the canvas Those $50
pages had him IN worse shape
than any opponent ne ever
faced in the ring.
-ROTINn TASK
when was IN grammar
school" Max m0ansd. n took
me six months 10 memorlze the
Village Blacksmith And that
was a short little Thing SIX
rounder But this thing IL
2o-rounder and I'm telling you
! amt sure can iast the dis-
lance"
Keep punching. kid" en-
couraged Mars manager. Ancii
Hoffman. That script can't
hurt IA. Were a ciDeh"
Bser u probably the only
factor" In many = year 10 get
his guarantee before he started
studying his lines. The Barry
nsores. the Traeys. the Sugents.
the Dowiings. and the Jesssis
gamble on . show being = bit.
But not Aaxie. Re insisted on
his dough being 10 the bank
before he started wrestling with
the first line of bis script
NO SUCKER. MAX
We amt suckers Manager
Hoffman explained. We DIDN'T
come ali the way from Cali
fornia for nothing. hax'li Tst
his and I'm get mine even Y
the show doesn't last but one
night
From what Hsxis and Hoff-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

and blocks punts and covers them
when Clemson Is kicking.
Bull-like Charley Timmons stays
at the spinhack -. IL the hub of
the offense.
Little Chippy Maness. speedsters
Aubrey Rion and George Floyd
and power runner, Booty Payne.
switch from Hanback, to tailback.
Marion Craig. Norwood McElveen
and Roy Pearce devote their entire
time and attention TO blocking.
Bobo Fritts. a rowing 1eb-pound-
err: Bill Han and Ray Hammer,
who come in at 230. and big and
raw-boned Tom Wright are tough
tackles. The guards = 200 pound
Charley Tsdale. and 100 pound
Wade Padgett and Frank Deitz--
are fireballs. The enemy takes no
liberties with Captain Bob Sharpe
and Charley Wright. the centers
The Clemson athletes handle the
ball flawlessly. Their deception il
dizzy. Their defense has been iron
clad.
The Tigers have yet TO meet
South Carolina, Tulane. Auburn
Southwestern and Furman. ths
latter not much nationally. but :
yearly Thanksgiving Day headache
TO Clemson.
The Tigers are likely to be trip.
ped somewhere along the line. bui
that won't mean that another fin.
team has not been turned out on
the homestead of John c. Calhoun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
BOWLING

Results Of Eagles nawiins lea
sue matches played last night At
the Coliseum alleys
Eaglea No. defeated nsrgs
Tavern. sas7 10 9ass nlsh total.
u nuhlnson Of Eaglss. sol
Ascca Restaurant defeated Ma
.han Clothlors 27ps TO aiie.
Vienna Cabaret haat T,ff
Smoke shop. 2aa2 70 3sas Illeh
total. nsrt Appel Of smoke shop.
STA
Eagles Ne. , defeated Lsminss.
7tos 10 7a7i High total. p, Rouse,
4es
nsrrick a naes defeated Golden
Are. 2ess 60 2ses. Hish total. '.
wahisrs. s23
Tsd's Place beat asldons 7ats
to 2sp7l High total. o. Thoressn
Of Teds. ar
Tokstad Furnace heat liam
mond Electric. 7h2a 10 7a7p High
tNsAfs - 2AAfHtfH - tNH"t"A W
mace. 400
Results ~ v ~ Merchants
league matches IL the fiay-Mor
alleys.
Johnson's Tavern beat Meyer
Drug. 7sai 10 7ats. High score,
nalcolm Of Meyers. ssp.
Pioneer Market heat Pine Cafe
270i 10 7ts6 High total, ?, Berg
strom OF Pioneer Market. SAT
HIM Florist beat johnson
Candy 26ts 10 7tss. Nigh total,
y. Hehwab of HIM. bss
Pr Ridge beat Washington
Laundry, zT2i 10 2i7s. High total
y. MArcusson, bta
Pstsrman's beat ben franklin,
1853 10 1b7s, X ~ club defeated
X sino Club. 7tTs 10 7sz5. cfsls
Hardware beat Johnsons. 7tsf "a
2t0i
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

$50, but critics thought they APP
peared sluggish. sleepy and sorry
In repulsing wofford College, ESQ.
North Carolina State blazed up
to repel highly touted William and
Mary, 1910. and rout Davidson.
$40. Clemson was believed To be
coming up TO its first stumbling
block that would mark its down.
fan from high ranking among the
country's clubs. Experts picked
the wolfpack. but II never had a
chance. II was Clemson. 26-7.
okeh. The Tigers got by that
one, but Wake Forest WAS next.
need not tell you about Wake
Forest. The Demon Deacons were
getting into the football talk az an
unstoppable outfit. A great teven
greater than the 100 seore) tri-
umph over North Carolina placed
them among the top teams. virtu-
ally every expert picked Wake
Forest over Clemson, but II was
clear slaughter.
The story of the 1910 Clemson
Tigers il one of a home grown
squad of high morale.
And while several good msr
were lost, some good ones re.
turned. too. Among them Is Joe
Blalock, who could be rangy
tailback. but Is too badly needed
at left end. Blalock. genuine All
America timber. strips interfer
ence, carries and passes on enc
around plays. intercepts passes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Il ean rain. snow o. hau thls
weekend and cnff Olsen. fselsie
Lutheran ara director. went
whlfns an eyelAsh. The Ciads. &C
cotding % Olson. wili ~ snusts
repeslne n ~ - wound around
= textheok FRIDAY and saturday.
No game IL scheduled Ter them
this weekend
This rest uill extend until Nov
when they are scheduled "a Toe.
set mid.tsfm evans IN faver %
gridiren skirmish with unheaten
Eastern Washington q Cheney On
the Eastern field
Genital Washington 81 vi
len<bure and ~. Nsrtiass eeI-
lege 81 Lacey Win nresias The
only Ninke cellar I'M. serh.
end. They arr sei - wre>iie
~ Olympia saturday Night
The Rangers have hen shaw
ting marked Improvement al
season hut are not esr<eted 70
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Script Knocks Baer for a Loop

man told me Of the play. 1, IL
likely 10 have . long ran, II only
for the reason that customers
Will have 10 70 two. three and
four times 10 figure out what
is's all about. The plot u some
thing like thls. Bssr. who plays
the part 81 SPINNER skinner
fakes credentials and snrolis At
Croton. that holy Of holes of .
preparatory school whose
alumni include President Hoose-
welt. At heart spinner Skinner
il bookmaksr. and hs im-
medistely begins ths preparation
Of q horse race book In his
room
0HOToN HoRsE BETTOHs
Betting OF the horses catches
on Of OFoton under the stimulus
Of Spinner Skinner. and soon
the hsadmsstsf. dean. and all
the faculty are cutting classes
To get down bells on good things
81 Belmont. santa Anita,
Tropical ana Churchill Dgwns
From there the action gets
faster and faster Provided. Of
course. that Spinner skinner
lallas Ma BasrD can learn hia
SCRIPT. Maize has hopes that
he Nili master the written Nofd
IN time
4 dld play with Stan
Lupln0 in London once 4" he sid,
and managed 70 learn ny
part u sas called Over Hbs
Goes and did AL night And !
had 10 learn quite = bunch Of
stuff IN my movie with hfrna
10y. You remember. that one
about The Prizefghtsr and =
Lady"
TO SCRAP yOE MKT
Switching the Conversation
from acting - fighting. /
learned that Basr plans on
fighting Joe Louis in May o.
June u next year
Il read All the time that I'm
afraid u Louis" Ma sad.
But that isn't night. he beat
me the first time, sure. but
my night hand Was - bad !
couldn't throw q punch with Il.
And Hssen schmeiing beat the
he'll out u Louis ths first tine
they met. didn't he Beat him
worse than Joe dld me But
Louis came out the second time
and nearly killed the German
Why cant fix up joe fhs
next time Remember thAs-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
City Hoop
Loop Set
For Season
Opening Comes TO
Be PloYed Nov. IS
At Lincoln High

The sls.tsAm city Basketball
league win swing into action Men
dAy. Sex. -. u vas announced
a. meeting ~ loop directors
Monday night ~ The 7 " c. A.
stan Anderson. after -rving 10
years - pf.aliaat ~ ths lesesss.
stepped de~a IN favur n aelhY
Ra.lslds. Andersen I'D accept the
position ~ vice president. George
rsa.~ vas NAMED secretary ssd
scorer
Two new trsm= slll mshs
ihelF appearance IN she tewa's
fastest basketball ioep thi<
.ea.ea-Nefthws~ chair and
Mutual faet Thet eili 70
place the gammafsas and
iHies .eits team. n isst
season.
other teams IN the league srs
chlllas. defending champs Cum
sumsfs Meat. runnefs.up. Cali
farusa Florists and Iohn=na fslat.
A. IN previous years. the league
will play two halves each corr
ialnlng 10 games Winner 81 ths
first half win play the winner ~
the second in = special series foe
The championship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Acid Test
For Logger
Grid Squad
Play Willamette
In Solem Next
Saturday Night

Easily rated the surprise team
Of the Northwest conferences. the
College Of Puget Sound gFidsters
will receive their acid test this
Saturday night when they tansis
with Spec ksene's powerful VII
lamette team ~ salem, ore.
Leo Frank took over the coach
lng In 1888. and after attempting
10 instlll In the team = new avs
tenn OF play. he sent his charges
against such teams - Gonzaga
and Portland universities. besides
the regular Northwest conference
schedule. But The season was =
success even though the Lumber
Jacks won only two Of seven
games They dumped Whitman 10
TO 0. and handed the Pacific Ln-
theran Gladiators a 8 10 0 defeat.
This WAS a season salvager for
the new Logger mentor.
Then 1899 rolled srouYd.
and only = 20 10 win ever
Whitman and = scoreie~s sie
with Nhitworth Erac-d the
Logger record books. while In
. neat list five defeats were
marked against the Maroon
and white.
The Loggers hit the victory trail
this season. A II 10 0 win over
Bellingham Normal opened the
year. They lost a heartbreaker "a
Cheney. IS to s. but came back
strongly against Llnfield an 4
whitman. beating the former, /.
TO 8. and the latter, ~ 10 0.
Now, for the first time In
many years. . Logger team h
perched On the top ~ the
Northwest Football conference
standings. Morale nj G. y. \.
IL higher this year thar n has
been for long time. The stu
dent body nj large II beginning
10 get excited.
And 70 the whole school help
prepare for the Bsarcsts. TIT
team spent Monday running sig
mails. while Assistant Coach Park
taught the reserves Willamette
plays. and the student body. unde
the direction Of the yell staff. pre-
pared 10 send a caravan 10 salsn
TO cheer the team on 10 victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Tiger Sophs Lose
To Clover Park

Clover Park gained revenge on
Stadium yesterday by defeating
the sophomores ~ IN o on the
warriors field. They had psviously
loy 10 the Bengal reserves 6 10 0.
The Clover Park eleven
pushed n score over In The
first quarter and one IN the
fourth quarter. They threat
oned several other times hut
were turned back BY ihs de-
termlned Tigers.
The only serious stadium threat
came In the final minutes OF the
game They marched deep into
the Warriors territory. the game
ending with the ball on Clover
Parks 2 yard line
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

have fought . lat 81 nghis
and never io~s but eight ~
them. And ~ ths sight guys
who licked me. i've Of them
vsrs eraEy enough 10 night ne
again. And I beat 'sm"
Then hssis sent hack 10 bis
spsrrins with me scrip,. and !
left him IN q neutral corner.
smuggling Il out r1th page .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

What he's worth. Most Il them
are eealy undergrad When :
great back Genes along and
packs = stadium Saturday after
saturday. I think - should st
little q he change "
haven't much money ~ II
aarvs because we're = little
school bat " We Rad Z The eeys
would Get their share
Mozs cant fikure oct What
harm Il done ny eoy paying
his way through college with ms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

athletic shlntx.
Nlnetv-nlne per etnt q IL
hcys o. nv teem never would
have eotten neaf ; enlasEa Z Z
hadn't hen Tor football = -
sd But Ne found then ara
neS th=y afe Kettlng ~ sdaez-
ton and snloyink travel around
the country they're rice enva
they're clean Kids snd they're
game What are they hurting
Nhy isn't 4 Kcod thlnE fer
football q IN this for = bunch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

clocks snd tezrng TIE pages
OF calendars 1t - CENTS an
hour That makes lars oat q
tie PLAYERS and liars and takers
out q the school
4 cautioned Nose - talk
setter. lc<t odrrn Miller Of
Nale oxerhear him and fan
right against An ixy-cled wall
fron shock. Buf the Texan
wenf Fikht o.
As a coach Tn a firm BE-
lever in giving a football player
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

and the first string guards. Walter
Cox and Tom Moorer
But still they can't hold those
Tigers.
Clemson's 800 victory over Wake
Forest was one of the more i'm
pressive performances of the early
season.
Roly-poly Frank Howard step
ped into a tough situation at Glenn
son in February. The Tigers of
1898 and 80 lost only to Orange
Bowl Tennessee and Sugar Bowl
Tulane. respectively. They edged
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Crack Shot Aims
To Be First Miss
To Win Varsity o

COLUMBUS. O. No slrl has
ever won a varsity 20" 81 Ohio
state. but lt's good bet that
pretty Helen Jenkins. petite junior
win be the first Miss Jenkins
matchmaking woman shot In the
country. u trying ont for the rifle
team. and has outshot every man
on the squad.
Miss Jenkins set up 10 targets,
with bull's-syes measuring 10 Of
an inch across At five PAGES she
shot out all Of them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Detroit to Drop Cage
Franchise in Pro Loop

DETROIT = Detroits francnise
in the National Basketball league
will be inactive this season because
Of lack Of suitable facilities.
Six franchises now remain active
in the professional loop, including
Chicago, Oshkosh. sheooygan,
Hammond and two in Akron
Fort Wayne has obtained the
Indianapolis franchise. but win not
operate il until another club enters
to complete an eight-team league
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

me 70 step into another room.
what's more. every ene o TIE
> boys vito made TIE trip from
Texas were recruited I knew.
because have 70 de fhe r.
eruifing that the alumni 90 ~
most schools. And here's some
thing else-evefy one Of TIE
boys l. getting tuition. room.
board and books for nothing.
We don't 60 for that hypocriti-
cal stuff Of giving them phoney
work ike winding electric
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C|emsonLostCo McFaddensnd Others,
But Still Foes Can't Hold Homegrown Tigers
Blalock, Timmons
Lead Fine Outfit
With High Morale
BY HARRY GRAYSoN
NEA Service Sports Editor

Jess Nicely. the coach who in
nine years built Clemson from a
doormat to football power, moved
TO Rice.
The Country Gentlemen are
without the brilliant and versatile
Banks McFadden. the state Of
South Cardinals first All-Ameri-
can. Graduated also were Shad
Bryant, considered by Nicely the
best Hanback, and safety man in
the college game; Joe Payne.
blocking back from Blockersville.
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COUGARS FACE OREGON

PULLMAN Was hington
States Cougars were given
stiff workout today in preparation
for the Oregon game here satur-
day. Coach Babe Hollingbery
was taking no chances that tne
thrice-losing webfeet would stage
an upset.
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Kirwan Finally
Breaks Through
W. 81. Grid Jinx

LEXINGTON. ~ When KEN
lucky heat Washington and Lee.
II vas the fret time Coach An
kirwan had scored = victory over
the Generals either - roach ~
player w. q 4. heat the Wildcats
three times whsn klfwan vss IN
the varsity iils first year out ~
college he helped coach Kentucky
team that inst sgsin In hls first
year as head soaeh in Ieas he vas
thu victim ~ an upset.
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)I0CENES M'LEMORE FINDS AN HONEST GRID COACH

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