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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23

Oregon State lost some prestige
when II was forced TO come from
behind Saturday night at Moscow
to nip the University Of Idaho,
20-1S.
While the outcome gave the
Orangemen six victories and one
defeat, including three out of four
on their hazardous inland empire
road trip, University of Oregon
Numbered back to crush the in
and-out University Of Washington
quintet at Seattle, 1872, after an
opening-night defeat.
Thus the defending cham
pion Webfeet served notice
they still are in the race, al
though tied for second place
with Washington State college,
each with three wins and two
losses.
Both outfits may bring grief to
the boys and girls of Corvallis,
Ore. before the season is ended.
HUSkIES FOURTH
Then there's Washington. The
Huskies are in fourth place, with
two victories and as many defeats.
In fact, the Huskies will carry
the hod in the next seven days.
First, they go to Eugene. Ore. to
meet the Oregon team Friday and
Saturday. Then they go to Cor
wallis for a two-gsme series Mon
day and Tuesday with Oregon
State.
In the only other conference ac-
ton OF the week Washington State
invades Moscow for a game Satur-
day with the hapless Vandals who
have lost all six of their confer
ence games to date.
In surveying weekend re-
suits, the OSC-Idaho melee at
tracted notice. 1t marked q
return-temporary or perma-
nent--of the Beavers TO their
close checking, low scoring
style. Each team used but one
substitute.
Idaho led at halftime. 1910, and
only in the last five minutes did
Oregon State gather Its forces for
the winning drive.
More spectacular was Oregon's
triumph over Washington. The
Webfeet led, 27-14. at halftime and
were never headed as they flashed
some OF their old time form.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23

Highland Saturday. match play
Harry Bradberry. two up; Geo.
Moe. one up; Chris Cavanaugh.
even; Gordon Bennett, even; Joe
Turco. one down; Bill Johnston,
one down Harry Long. two down;
w. II. Hedberg. two down. SUM-
day. tombstone-Al Konsmo. Is
feet from 10th hole; Nels Nor
berg, five feet from 10th hole;
George Coombs, 240 out on 10Th:
Harry Long. 18th hole: Harry
Mathews. two feet on nth; Jess
Raster, ST., eight feet on 18th:
Dan Sundeen. nth hole; o. s.
Peers, 18th hole.
Brookdaic-Points play Sunday:
First division-Bill Kister, 81;
George Wise. 81. Second division
Fred Hemmelsback, "a; Bob VIII
son, 30. Third division-Paul
Gomnud. IS; Norm. Erpeiding. a..
Sunday, match play, Transfers:
First division-Bill Kister, one
down. Second diyision-Paul
Gomsrud. six up. Third division
Norm. Erpelding. three up.
Falkland - Saturday winners:
Tom Hofto, 24-4E-1eis: Fred
Sylvester. 27-5h-2iA. Sunday.
points event: Leonard Blakely.
20-1s-ss; Fred Sylvester. 2o-l6-
So.
Allenmore- Points tourney: Irv
Nelson. 20: Guy Clifford. IS; Jack
Van whye, ST: Iv Baker. s.:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
Ski Weather

PARADISE r o a d open to
Paradise; snow and ice on road
from park entrance to Paradise;
chains; no new snow; skiing fair.
Longmire-22 degrees; partly
overcast.
STAMPEDE-One-half inch new
snow; IL inches total; dry snow;
strong east wind; skiing fair.
MARTIN SKI DOME-One and
one-haf inches new snow; rs
inches total; dry snow; skiing fair.
MONAD LAKE - Two inches
new snow; 2s inches total; dry
snow; cloudy; skiing good.
MT. BAkER-Road open to
lodge; compact snow and ice on
road from nine miles east of
glacier to lodge; chains; ~ de-
grees; trace new snow; total AZ
inches: clear; skiing good.
SNOQUALMIE PASS - North
Bend to Easton, snow and ice on
road from two and half miles
west of summit to summit chains;
20 degrees; two inches new snow;
total 80 inches; overcast: skiing
fair.
PARK JUNCTION-Road in
good condition; % degrees; scat
tered clouds.
CAYUSE PASS-Gates open to-
day from . a. m. to 4:30 p. m;
43 inches of snow; skiing fair.
SNOQU ALIMIE BOWL
Twenty-Five degrees. No new
snow, IS inches total. Skiing fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
BAXTER VS.. BIG CHIEF

trActive main event with .
streag supporting card headed
BY . five-rounder between Bill
Sleage Of Minneapolis and
Terry McGinnis Of Modesto,
Calif. . pair Of clever. enter
tanning workmea. One fall
win decide thingH-
Paired In the three-round special
event are Gentleman Joe" Cor
bett Of Toronto and Ed Don Lewis,
Salt Lake City youngster who win
be making his Tacoma debut. while
the opener win bring together Jim
Maloney Of Boston and George
Wilson Of Everett over the three
round distance. Both are one-fail
matches. with the curtain-raiser
getting under way at $50 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
Everett Hoopmen Remain Unbeaten

Everett's Seagulls remained I'M
beaten today in the Cross-State
basketball league, marking up
wins during the week over Walla
Walla, Yakima and Lincoln, and
appeared headed for the state
championship.
Walla Walla fell 1925 and
Yakima went down 1922.
Bellingham's Red Raiders took
Bremerton 1924 and then lost to
Lincoln 22-21. Stadium of Tacoma
fell into the Cross-State basement
in taking a 1924 whipping from
Lincoln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
''Stop chiIIas!"
Cry Of Rivals

The watchword Of the City Bas-
ketbsll league these days Is stop
Chilla's"
Since the first half opened Cam
maranos and johnson Paint tried
to do just that, without any sue
cess, and tonight at o'clock the
archaeological California Florists
will take a fling at the Chills club.
Chilla's, led by willy Ed
Grant, won the first half
championship and = victory
tonight over the Florists
would install them ~ hands,
down favorites to repeat dur
ing the second half, making q
playoff for the title unneces-
sary.
Inter-City Auto Freight will
clash with johnson Paint In the
opening game tonight at Z o'clock,
while Cammaranos and Consumers
Meat will play In the final game
Of the evening at $50. This tilt
will be broadcast over KMO by
Larry Huseby and Jerry Geehan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
PRELIMINARY
Stadium 1881
f24l Lincoln

Vancouver beat Camas 4z-y0
In the only Southern division
game rs illness postponed
three games. In the Northern
division, Raymond knocked off
Shelton 5O-26 and Olympia
trounced Elma 1924.
North Central Of Spokane
upset the applicant with a win
over Lewis and Clark. but
failed to knock the Explorers
from the city lead.
Eilensburg and Gle Elum fel, Ia
in North Central plav
skykomish made it IS straight
With a 1928 win over Sultan.
Bothell whipped Redmond for
seven straight in the Lakeside
eague and Foster beat Richmond
Beach. Vashon stayed atop the
rri-County league, trailed BY
'oulsbo; Fife led Pierce county,
md Monroe kept a clean slate in
'nohomish county "a play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
SCHEDULE

PARK church-Prsternai Basketball
league this Monday night 1t Bellsr-
mine gym: e:45. PArkiand Trinity
Lutheran ~ Messiah Lutheran: 9.
Latter Day Saints W. First Metho-
dts<1: .. Wooomen Of the world W.
Puynflup Christian
National Interbattery games this
Monday night ~ srmory: ESQ. H. g.
Troop. 14th Cavalry. W. Service Bat
texy.
Cams fog Tuesday night College
Of PuGst Sound gym: ess6. Church.
Fraternai, Central Lutheran Va.
Knapps Business College. Q. Indus
trial league. Northern Pacific Shops
VI. selected team: Q. Industrial league,
reterman Mig Co. Va. Northwest
Door Co.
Armory driil floor: National Guard.
Intcrbsttery league. At $50 .. m:
-F~ Battery W. and Bat. II. q. Rat
terry: Medical Detachment ". H g.
Battery %" Battery -. ID Bat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
Cruiser Race
Starts Here

The international Power Boat
association today announced its
annual cruiser race this year
will he from Tacoma TO Nanai-
mo. b. G.
The Bremerton Yacht club
was given sponsorship Of the
inter-ciub cruise planned for
Labor day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
5000 AT PARADISE!
TOday's Sport
Parade

LOS ANGELES - PuttinE
the sport shot here and there:
Boots Weber, the genial vice
president of the Chicago Cubs,
filed first claim to the title Of
Grand Exalted optimist No. l
of 1910 when he blithely an
nounced no trouble whatso-
ever in encouraging Dizzy
Dean to sign a contract for
the coming season -. Weber,
however, showed a bit Of
mailed fist through the velvet
gloved statement by adding
that the Dizzy one was lust
making his annual pop-off
campaign" =. At least it
proves that spring Is almost
with us -.
Add developments of mag
nificent unimportance - he
freshly-signed return bout be-
tween Billy Conn and Gus
Lesnevich Conn slapped
Lesnevich's face with every
thing but the laces on Ref
cree Donovan's shoes the last
time they met -.
Somehow the possibility that
Max Baer may meet Tony Ga
lento cheers me tremendously.
II the customers pay to see
that I'm going to trot my 1907
model perpetual motion ma
chine out of the modernistic
pawn-shop that .adjoins Santa
Anita, unveil it for 10 cents a
quick peek and retire In two
days :.
Members of the Ryder Cup
team who were unable to ship
to Europe because of the war
will engage several Of the
ranking moving picture golf
ers at Lakeside course this
week :. the Ryders will play
from scratch while such citi-
zens as Bing Crosby, Dick Ar
len and Johnny Weismuller
will take advantage of their
usual handicaps =.
ROBINSON HOT
Jackie Robinson, the hot
footed left-halfback on the
U.C.L.A. football team, is be-
ing hailed as the Ebony Luis
etti" Of the Bruin basketball
squad. U.C.L.A. hasn't won a
basketball game since 1t last
played the Varsity of the Riv-
erside Home for the Aged, but
since Robinson dropped in %
points against Stanford recent
ly things are picking up -.
You needn't believe this, but
Auga Caliente-remember the
5000, 900 Mexican plant where
where Sun Beau, Phar Lap
and the greats Of the late '2Os
ran for 100000 purses-will
run q program of 10 races on
Sunday with four features :. .
Patrons may bet the books,
mutuels, daily-doubles and quiz
nellas and II they don't win
at that there is a grand prize
distributed bingo fashion to
lucky ticket holders at the end
Of the seventh race -.
Glenn Wright, the former
Pittsburgh Pirate shortstop
who was one of the few men
ever to make an unassisted
triple play, has joined the
Hollywood Stars of the Pacific
Coast league as a coach
The Stars now may advertise
that they are a little bit of all
Wright
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
BUCKAROOS WIN

PORTL Nd The Portland
Buckaroos were five points out in
the lead Of the Pacific Coast Ice
Hockey league today after notch
ing up a to win over the Van
couver Lions on local ice last
night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
Novice Race
On Schedule

Enumclaw bested Longview In
team event and IS contestants
ran the first novice race In three
years at Paradise valley yester-
day under a bright sun, which
drew an attendance Of SPA
skiers.
John Schau Of the WASH
ington SID club, Seattle, cop
ped first place In the novice
event, sponsored by the Ia
coma sid club In conjunction
with the Rainier National
Park Co. Schau's time was
50 seconds flat.
Second was John Mulholland,
also Of the Seattle WSC, In 1913.
He was followed by Harry Sleeves
Of the University Of Washington;
Jim Jacobs, wsC, Seattle; Phil
Hargreaves, Mountaineers, Seat
tie. and Bob Robinson of the
Tacoma Ski club.
mai LEADS ulRA<S
Kay Clegg Of the University Of
Washington won the women's
slalom. She was clicked at -
seconds.
Warren Jensen of Enum-
claw paced members Of both
teams In the A1alom. while
Don Bascom Of Longview and
Rolf Gronvig Of Enumclaw
tied for top spot In the down.
hill event.
Racing conditions were ideal.
The slalom courses were run off
the face Of Alta Vista, ending In
front of the Tattoosh club.
uAxs1NrUusxu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23

Frank Nyhart. IS; Fred sandoz,
So: Ernie Meredith. IS; C. e. Bon
nell, 81; George Poprad, 80; Ralph
Watson, 81; Sam Allen. 81.
adow Park - Saturday
sweeps: Dick Long. 1895;
Archie Genin, 72-6-66: Richard
Rowland. sl-14-67; Harry Grimm,
s2-15-67. Sunday. match-par: A
division: Archie Genin, one up:
Lou Truman. one up: Ed Garceau,
one up. B division: Harry Grimm,
even; e. c. McEwen. even: Bruce
Swanson, 2 down; Bob Hager, two
down.
Sunday afternoon sweeps: AL
Carter, 76-1o-66; Gordon Ben
nett, so-12-ss; Howard Olson,
1850.
Enthusiastically. best ball
twosomes. A divisions. Jack
Heurtz-Chet Wells, 72-s-63: C.
Smith-O. Watson. 71-s-63; Ray
Severance-Walt Broenkow, TAIL
SIS. b division: H. Clark-Sam
Stocking, $685.; Fred Hen
drickson-I. Wolters. $685..
Sunday. points event. Division
A: Leo Teats. Al; Bob Van De
Mark. 40; Frank Severson. 80. B
division: J. Macarthur. SO; Jack
McIlwraith, IS; Dan Trieppear,
IS: John Goff, 80.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
On the Lam
-Wlth-
Elllott Metcala


nEAR METCALF:
Il makes my blood boil, or cold. the may be,
10 read about all this fooshness carried In the
Of the venerable and ancient Norwegian sport Of skiing
Take these injuries read about Each weekend the
bunnces and firstaid squads have 10 maintain double
ocoa schedule down off The Mountain and other ski lanes
q bring hack the MANNED and broken limbs and to for
q Tie sprains and bruises
ouA And al these enthusiastic novices
ct - consider safety They must
ynss racing spesd comparable what
epet qualified operators Of
sacs IN the Indianapolis auto classic
An right who to talk this way7 Well,
nc1sd sks cried skis before
dry, lived them for
months October May back
= Norway where skis part for existence
I've ~ u sdes stn nnger after forty the side
~ Wna bgan shiing not allowed other fastenngs than
~ shoes little leather chuck
hs IL feet slipping Fixed fastenngs such
1e1111en onheevel running had
~ sogu1rsa
When fell often did feet out Of the STIR
could double let the cushion shock
We entire from the
kndagarfsn skilled siddsd morning. night and
time nothing holidays And few
anything than down
nocS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23

Roy Ramey. Idaho forward,
held onto the individual scor-
ing lead with So points In
seven ga m es, followed by
Sophomore Jack Mandic of
Oregon State with 50 in seven
games.
But the best average was that Of
John Dick, Oregon captain, with
81 in five games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
Lincoln WaI|ops
Be!!ingham Five

Lincoln quintmen kept up their
good work Saturday night by
trouncing Bellingham high, % to
Fl, in Cross-State league play. 1t
was sea-saw battle all the way
with enough roughness to COM
plete a thrilling contest. Victory
gave the Abes three out of four in
league play. Dexter Hutton paced
the Abes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
Oregon Staters
Lead North Pack

Basketball in the Northern division Pacific Coast
seepechase
college at the head of the pack.
Butwo maybe three other teams framing peck of
trouble in the coming of the campaign.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
Sweet Promise Of Trouble

THESE fixed bindings that your enthusiastic ski supply
salesman works hard TO SELL ought really TO be listed
4 the category Of deadly weapons" except for all but
few u the most expert Of skers think there may be
dosen In Tacoma and Pierce county who should be
licensed permitted the luxury Of taking the risks implied
with those instruments -.
Why taking tumble with his skis nseparably fixed
to h feet simply begging disaster overtake They
- rigid levers bones and muscles kept straight when
they ought bend and crack the bone for the weaker
Of the two The principle really applies that
learned long When mounted cowboy fall
his first to rrups to his
tumble apart from his saddle and pony
sds On tumbling dangerous
than the buckng Puaup
dleton Anyone 1t all likely fall and that includes would
eell Of skes Of thing Get Oft
them rs axis bfors landing for the
Tsss bright and shiny expensive mechanical bindings make
such elementary safety pecsuon almost impossible And at all
times remember that what happen when you're Skis usually
happens hurry It's the after effects that SLOW
The other point safety drilled into the and
sy Of sticks a poles We used them anywhere
the level especially bad uphill climb moderate
6oNnhm after allowed To
tstn them wrists strngs Ski great
assistance under such but there got regard
than rather sisly stun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23

ON SPEED they potential murderes In tumble
they get jammed in the snow. Then let hurting
Of sefimpaenent, harakar any suicide expert
csuA desire not that bad, then certainly bruises and
sprains, and sore heads or blinded eyes
the feet strap
tender wrists with $50 pounds Of body suspended between
the then hur the combination lightning speed down hillside
you . promise trouble the decline
balance bring the whole outfit Skis and
motion Of
Something body could roll take
has lots Of joints and provision for taking all sorts Of funny
tube It's spngine really msrvelou But nature had not
provided buffer add skis and poles at
varying points victim carried
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
Simple Loop Strap Sufficient

CKuNG \ grand sportl There's nothing like II, for
thrill to body and soul It's excellent of locomo-
tion Mote the Fnns) But the skier must be Of
few laws Of physics the any other operator Of
speedy vehicle, say, powerful automobile.
beginners bindings
the simple strap. fairly fitting
CONTINUED
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-01-13
CAB GALLOWAY

English High School in Boston and we
exchanged greetings and warm remi-
niscences during his recent visit here.
Sam is extremely reticent in relat-
ing his progress but through divers
devices l succeeded in eliciting the
information that he was formerly one
of the largest real estate operators in
Durham, North Carolina and was the
first colored member of the local
Chamber of Commerce in that city
he married the beautiful and talented
Alice Batly, daughter of the famous
DR.. Batly of New York City and a
graduate of Paine College at Augusta,
Georgia he organized the move
ment which led to the proper mainten-
ance of streets in the colored section
e.. he is popular Boston hometown
boy who made good in a big way after
his graduation with honors in biology
from the Massachusetts States Agri-
cultural College at Amherst the
new project developed by the Housing
Authority of the City of Augusta,
Georgia will provide 1853 new dwellings,
for low-income colored families who
previously lived in sub-standard homes
he had been employed by the Hous-
ing Authority to acquire properties
prior to the development of the project
and his work was efficient enough to
merit his appointment as resident
manager l award this week gold
medal to Samuel L. Mccoy, Jr., for
humanitarian service for the race and
individual achievement his father,
Samuel L., ST., and his brother Francis.
a Federal government operative, re-
side at Brook Avenue in Roxbury
The Towne Club "Soire" on Dec. 80,
proved great success, during which
time each member of the club invited
a guest to join in the frolic and fun
making characteristic of the season.
.. Decorations were beautifully ar
ranged in the rooms in the club colors,
black and white. =. At either end of
the table were black candlesticks,
striking against a white tablecloth,
each with a black and white candle.
The uniquely arranged napkins, folded
like diamonds, were adorned with
shiny, black initials, T. C. In the
midst of grand display of good things
to eat sat the mascot, a Penguin. .
A new recording machine at the Lane
residence provided some fine music.
During the course of the evening one
of the members took various pictures
of the group with his camera, the re-
suits of these takings to be exhibited
at the next meeting at the home of
Drina Stewart, 10 Humboldt Ave-, JAN
49,. Among the guests present were:
Ronimus Stokes, Amelia Peters,
Esther Prescott, Roger Valentine
Robert Lane, Daniel Skinner, Lovida
Hardin, Frank Montiero, Roslyn Ray
ner, Charles Nelson, Clarence Corbey
Gil Walker, Louvella Markham, Con
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-01-13

Hello folks . the double pressure
forced temporary halt in these pro-
ccedings but I hope to be back in the
lead again at the turn of the month.
tonight Saturday, January the
thirteenth at the Boston Garden comes
the Massachusetts, Department of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars World
Championship track and field compe-
lti0n entering athletes from all parts
of the globe in thrilling contests of
stamina and endurance such out
standing colored stars as Borican.
Woodruff, Peacock, johnson, Elwell,
Herbert, Giddings, Baptiste. Thread
Gill; Albritton, Walker, Digger, Jack
son. Mckee, Thompson, Watson and
Montgomery will travel in the fast
company of Lash, Cunningham,
Fenske, Gill, Beathern, Venzke, Darl-
ing the Rideout twins, Becalli, San
Hamani, and McCluskey all big
timers and speed champs see you
all there to celebrate a special presen-
ation of craftsmanship appreciation
u be awarded Lou Montgomery of
u c. by the Vets q. .. let's all turn out
and give our boy a boost >: :. thank
any club wishing to participate on the
program of the fifteenth annual Jab-
berWock of the Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority should write for details as
soon as possible to Miss Lucille Nor
man at 81 Harrishof Street, Roxbury
on Miss Dorothy Jones, 80 Concord
Avenue, Cambridge. l hope that
there will be keen competition this
year with each organization working
hard to raise the standard of the pro
duction to its biggest and best per-
Torrance q. good luck to all the
Officers Wives of the 372nd Battalion
will sponsor a prize whist, bridge and
heano party on the evening of January
2@ al the South Armory at the Dart
mouth Street bridge entrance, oppo-
site the Back Bay station &. there will
be a grand door prize plus ballroom
dancing with recorded music following
the games -. this affair was previ-
ga..F postponed owing to wartime con-
dj1aHS which order a third tour of
DUTY for the military men of our Ma
uonal Guard commanded by Major Al
Davis YOU will enjoy most en-
pertaining evening at this affair
a press release came out of Washing
ton recently to announce the appoint
ment of Samuel L. Mccoy as resident
manager of Sunset Homes, a new
government housing project in Angus
ia, Georgia by the United States Hous-
ing Authority signalling him as the
HrSt coIored man appointed to the
management Of U.S.H.A. project in
the South f.. I was particularly in
terested in the success of Sanue,
Mccoy since we were classmates at
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-01-13

ME Price, Gladys Smith, Estella Hen
derson: Among the members present
were Ruth Andre, Mildred Barker,
Dorothy Brown, Christine Green,
George Green, Charles Dixon, Hilton
Hill, Geraldine Irving, James Lane,
Ruth Powell, Elinor Powell, Gladys
PoWell, Drina Stewart, Samuel Wal
Ker' Irene Yates, Winton Yates, Will
ham Worthy. The absent members
were Eleanor Bennett, James Forsythe
Roger Greene, Howard Mitchell, and
Neil Vincent, George Mckinney. It was
truly grand party. E. The Dunbars
are greeting friends tonight friday
at Roseland State .. Goombye
GOO E. DUCK.
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The producer chuckled and rose.
"Okay, boys" he agreed; "the
skit suits me. You can put it in the
picture, right after Bong Crossbow's
number where he sings "You Horrid
Woman"