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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Pierce Cagers
Open Earlier
County Prep Loop
In December Play

Pierce County league basket
hallers will swing into league
competition In December this year
instead ~ inaugursting their
hoop season after the holidays as
has been the custom In former
years
Two league games are billed
for December. TIL. change
viii eliminate some Of the
Tuesday games which for
merls were 80 plentiful In
Pierre. county schedules.
The annual basketball iamboree
Will be held as usual with Yclm
again being III. host school on
January O
The complete league schedule
follows.
FIRST HALF
Dec II orting at Roy. Eaton.
vile ~ Fife. Clover Park At Yelm,
Federal Way At Kspowsn.
Dec 20 Roy Al Eatnnviile
Fife at Clover Park. Yelm At
kapowsin. orting 1T Federal way.
Jan. 10 Glover Park At Roy.
Yelm at Fife. KApowsin ~ orting.
Federal Way AZ Eatnnville.
Jan. IL Orting at EAtonville
Roy at Yelm. kapowsin Of Fife.
Clover Park At Federal Way.
Jan. II Clover Park AZ or,ing.
Fife at Roy. Eatonville at Kapow-
sin. Yelm NJ Federal Way.
Jan. "a Orting at Yelm. Eaton
willie al Clover Park. Roy at
Kapowsin. Federal Way AZ Fife.
Jan. "a Fife at or,inE. Yelm
at Eatonville. Kapowsin at Clover
Park, Roy At Federal Way.
SECOND HALF
Jan. 81 Roy nj orting. Ftfs
AT Esatonvills. Yeim At Clover
Park. Kapowsin at Federal Way.
Feb. Eatonyilis ~ Roy.
Clover PARK al Fife. KapoWsln at
Yelm. Federal Way at ortiug
Feb Roy AZ Clover Park,
Fife at Yelm. ortlng at Kapowsin.
Estonville a. Federal Way.
Feb. II Eatonyills ~ ortlng.
Yeim a. Roy. Fife al KspoNsin,
Federal Way at Clover park
Feb. J.. Orting ~ Clover Park.
Roy At Fife. kspovsin At Eaton
VILE. Federal Way at Yelm.
Feb. n Ysln at orting. clover
Park at Estonyills. kspovsin At
Roy. Fife At Federal Way
Feb. % Orting 81 Fife. Eaton
vile Al Yelm. Clover Park at
Kapowsin. Federal Way AZ Roy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Louise Wahlers Tops Women Bowler.
With the Healthy Average Of l76

haechler. 10 Porter. Msroella Ia
Fleur. Lorraine Miller. Katherine
Dsugherty Mary Harrison, Ruby
Smiley. Nellie Brooks Katherine
Barber. and Bernice Mcpougsn.
The Broadway women's
league teams are having
spirited race for the first half
Championship, with the Autos.
Days and Insurance teams
hsrboring the most justifiable
aspirations.
ROLL FRIDAY.
Friday evening on the Broad
way, the Class A Women's league
rolls its games, with 10 teams in
the circuit. Little Jo Halko holds
the high single game honor with
2l3 and Frances Luiser has the
high three game score at 505.
Broadway Bowling Center Ia in
first place and holds the team
honors at IA for high single and
2174 for high three games Mem
bers of the Center team are
Lilly Sutherland, Pearl Radonich.
Frances Pozer. Bernice McDougall
and Nellie Brooks
Frances LIsier holds ISIS
for the high average In the
Ill A. LII
Bernard 1871, Edith Smith
$50, Gladys johnson 1871, Iil
Sutherland 1856, 10 HaIko 1855,
Helen Martineau 1856, Nellie
Brooks 1871. Alyce Bjonsen
1870 and Mary Ellis Is0.
Even with bowling spread out
over the city this season. patron
age of the feminine trundlers. as
well as that of the men bowlers,
has shown no drop over that of
last season on Broadway alleys.
The Phone ladies added four
new teams to the number when
they started this season and went
first class by joining the Women's
international Bowling congress.
along with all the other women's
teams OF the city. This league
rolls on Fridays and is composed
OF new league bowlers. Many
good scores are rolled each week
and a large crowd always gathers
to watch the ladies roll. Jessie
Shuster, Margaret Bell. Pearl
Hauptmann, Mary Puz, Kathleen
Green, Dorothy Bailey, Janet Sell
wyn, Laura Rae, Frances Wells,
Roberta Gilkey. Irene Psulson.
Elinor Davis. Ethel Bedford, Dor
othy Lodge. Mamie Jacobs. Helen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Aero Gridmen
Still Unbeafen

Seattle's Aero Mechanics re-
NAMED undefeated in Northwest
league semi-pro football play
Sunday with a go victory over
Renton while West Seattle won
by a similar score over Bremen
ton.
West Seattle and Enumciaw
meet next Sunday in their finale.
The winner OF the game can take
the title II the Aero Mechanics
lose 10 Bremerton.
George BuJsn. former Uni
versity Of Oregon gridder,
scored West seattle's touch
down with q 25-yArd plunge
through the center of the
Bremerton line.
The Aero Mechanics won their
game IN tn. second period when
Halfbaok Hal Cambria raced 20
yards 20 score. Fred Peterson
Jed the losing Rsnton eleven,
tossing 10 complete passes for
20 yards. Several fist fights
broke out in the course Of the
game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Tiger Midget
Hoopmen al Work

ntHalsm's midget BASKETBALL
squad received ius frat can today.
Ths BABES this year VIII perform
under . nss coach. EiNesd fss--
from. Nho fsfmsffy sas assistant
eoseh a. West Seattle hixh .shoei
Coach Hsinrick. sha resigned
because - hls sxff. aatlss "a
.thistle director at sns softn gnf
sehast. guided ths sengai Babes
for three ysafr
ad~s ~. is~aef-sip. fss~s
midget ti,ie. vsts brsaxst N
stsdigm- A sssntsr 81 fhr
h~h.-. th.y fsilrs "a i.-~ .
sits ksoss IN B~lisrra1as 90
Iiaesis. sinsiax "a straight
battles.
Coach Bosfron Will sttsmps 10
pick up whsrs Hssnriek left Of.
Hs will have a nucleus u seven
isttsrmen 20 ~srk with. felt
winners returning are Ted Wsks-
field. Stan Stove. Lloyd AiDscs.
Don Kidd. Gene Lam bert. John
Brudis and Bob simpson.
-Four other lsttsrmsn vii b.
iost 20 the niger babes. Blli
Gregory and Bob Angsiins. two
year men. are competing for
berths on the varsity eleven.
Wayne Lay has withdrawn from
stadium and 10 attending Fife
nigh school while Kenny Demorssf
hss Ioinsd Uncle Hams Naval
forceA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

SooEEins. MARY Burns. Daisy
Johnson. Alma Tresch and Eliza
beth Cavelu are tho members Of
the league.
EARLY BIRDS
Starting two weeks ago with six
scant teams. the new Early Birds
league rolled its matches on the
Broadway alleys yesterday with
40 men and women entered the
competing on 10 teams. The league
seems 10 have struck a responsive
chord in local bowling circles and
now appears to be headed for n
successful season. Each team Is
composed Of two men and two
women and the games are rolled
at noon on Sunday.
Nd Hagenau was the big
shot In yesterdays play, roll
Ing $50, with singles Of 1871,
ia and al. Bin Hedbcrg
nosed out Hagenau for high
single game, with ais, and
finished with 5,7.
High among the scores OF tho
women bowlers were: Lottie Gun
nette 4ia. C. Mclaughlin 47t. Hell
on Bernard s3a. Katherine Barber
$50. Yvonne Johnson AIS, Ann
Bennett 414 and Mae Knight 400
Woodpeokers won four points In
close match with Blue Jays
Cuekoos took four from Dodos
Black Birds won three from
Storks. Mocking Birds won three
from Whipperwills and Sea Gulls
split even with Blue Birds.
The Sea Gulls. composed Of
Kitty Barber. Yyonne John
son. Ray Fletcher and Ed
Hagenau, rolled 6si for the
high team game and 1878 for
the high team total.
The Insurance gals, Of the
Broadway Women's league rolled
well on the Broadway alleys
Sunday afternoon TO take four
points from Mckinley Radio In a
postponed league match. Claudia
Frary was outstanding for the
winners. with 100 for the high
single and 457 for the high total.
Mary Harrison turned In three
good games and 40 for the In
surance gals. Doris Lindner was
tops for the Radios with 165 single
and 800 total.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Philadelphia Club
Stuys in Business
BY Developing Ace
Players for Rivals
nv HARRY son
>FA service sports Editor

NEW YoRk - Brooklyn is
y excited about obtaining
Kirby Higbe from the PhillieS
for 100000 and three no.
bodies.
Flathush fans figur. that With
Highe. swift and Is, joining Whit
low Wyatt. Curt Davis and Hugh
Casey. the Dodgers will match
Cincinnsti's pitching staff. and
finish on top IN ie.i.
That's the spirit. but how about
poor old Philadelphia. where In re-
cent years the rhillies and Ath-
leties. not 20 mention The profess
sional football Eagles. have estsb-
lished a record for total number
Of teams finishing last
The Phillies' home attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Keith Topping Rates Cards
Better Than 1855 Team
Former Stanford Star Writes Thot
Vow Boys" Would Run Second

conferences round rohsn Tnev srs
''natursisr pisslnx nesshhcrhnoa
rival. against ssrh 'ash~r. IN nrs
Y > y. meets q q T. A. IN frs
Angeles IN ths asnsf orsGor sn1
Oregon stats elssn ct covvsaillA
washirsse~. ~ Ne ~ h .
thsswptss ~ rtt.A. Aees1ss n
49, nat yet s.s ~ ~ essot%
i.s wh~s ~ n~>s nsst ssens
sr- Tailed.
wsshssssss a4sts sssh
sssssGs i1so casup ~ . ~ ~
J seove n NJ ssts stnes
Gawss 10 wht<h . sssssrnens
tsass ts.h part
santa Clara had en- sssy tins n
dispensing n fsoyals ~ 10 Q. srA
loased forward 20 shs osseoms ~
the okiahams Esme mast Nstur-
day fbuekinr tbs hx-ssm~l. frcm
which. n victorious the nroneua
anticipate . bo~i hsa
Pacific co~ss conferences ssand-
isasi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
HtsH.tI.sss sTAff nan
PITCHERS NOT MIN SOLD

since the rhiiadslphls asy. II
Grover Cleveland Alexander. NH
knisfer and Dave Bancroft. the
rhiliies have been fnrucd 10
dispose % ranking athletes IN
order II get out 81 tho financial
barrel Irish Msnssi and pick
Hafteli went 10 the Giant.
Chicago l. another club which
has practically used fhiiadslphls
- subsidiary. and the wfiaisY.
have been shortehanxsf more
than once In transactions with their
branch.
The Cubs were badly s,uns
when they passed poirh csmiln
10 the phns for Don Hurst The
latter faded out 81 tho his show.
Tho Dodgers gave tho rhiis ssa..
600 and a player for Csnilit
Chuck Klein cost the Cub. sss.
600 and three players. bat IN hls
third season IN Chicago. the wrE-
leys sent the erstwhlls fence
buster hack with more mensy and
Fabian kowauk in exchange for
Curt Davis and Ethan Allen.
HAD the phllliss hen able To
keep the pitchers they sold they
now would possess what possibly
would be the finest staff In either
wheel - Buoky Walters. High.
Claude rssseau. Davis and Mul-
eahy,
Hut. after all, you've Got To pay
the rent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Rocky Point Wins
AT Seattle Show

Rocky Point Rocky. part-colorsd.
black and white cocker spaniel.
won beSi - male IN parti-eoi0rs
and then best parti-eoior In show
a. the Seattle Kennel club sh0w
over the week end The little
animal. IA months old and owned
~ Mrs. Ksythryn Cotton. 2fIs
20 Mason. was purchased not long
back from ia former OklAhom
owner Rocky Point Rocky Won
IN a Canadian shos some months
ago
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Stadium Hoop
Sport 10 Boom

VITA ms sompl~sion u football
AZ stadium. n~skssb~il ~iif now
surge 10 ~. fross In tk~ n~nxsi
camp Tsifnoats nave b~~n had
tho past 1ssk but asay ~~rs
ab=~at du~ ~ feokb@iI Activities.
Amnax Those reporting for me
fifst tins 1sii - Harry Mars
fisia. Dies Peterson. M D~xsv.
Jerry Bsnnsfss. HAY hagen. Ted
Gregg sna Psrksr nssek- Al ere
reserve lsftsrnsn and OH -
cunning for a o~rth IN ne START
ma lineup.
Afs~r isskiss ss~s ~ is<o-
81 Assp pssspsets sss . ws~hs
ss-~<h fss nss - sesSesnca1
that rs first ess wiIl - ma1e
ra~s<asy. ns ne~Gnt ssssess
vii Bk@ss eus - ianss 49,
third Of ~ sss1s1 h or1sv -
get 10 dawn - . r~nssnsnos
nsmk<s. suakisg " sna6sv -
~ssk with.
stsdinm's varsity I'VE vnIi pay
z5-gsms schedule this $4,000.
Thsy have booked homo and homo
practice xsmes with Seattle Prep
and Ptlysiissp. Ezsonviiis. Clover
Park. and AnAcoftss v1Il mese
the Tigers In q one-game ssrie2
As usual the Stadium squad w1ii
meet Bellsrmins and Lincoln four
times each IN tns city rs<s. The5
wfii play II games In the Cross
STATE league. to With - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

SAN FRANCISCO Keith Top.
ping. former stanford football
star. comes forward today viih the
Judgment that the 1910 stanford
team. which meets california Sat.
urday in the ~indur % the Pacific
Coast Conference season. 10 batter
than tho famed 1880 ~ Vow
Boys ON which Topping played
end.
Topping. nov associated in the
ownership Of the Hsnford Journsi
and the sentinel and writing .
sports column for his papers
analyxsd tho teams ths Vow
Boys Of yesterday and the GIN
dsrella Boys" ~ today man BY
man. and squad BY squad.
And ~ vas hls k,dsmsat
thai while sse ssw Bsys--
crsysea. iss'niiiss. rsppsss.
Mosefip. Reynolds. AInstiss
and the se.t-hsa . slight sAss
In individual briiiisnes. -ss
. team ef super ..sdisiessa.
quick .thishisE. sarhisg - .
viii knit 'sss fss eli and all
for one unit. the Isss sasg
have No s.stehs
The public backs Up Teppsss's
Judgment ~ tho 1910 team 80 IL
has established Stanford .. . 2
10 ! fsvorits over Csilfof8is fa<
Saturdays game last ~ the ~~s
~pn for the conferences teams and
a1s That promises 10 bring 70 eoo
persons into hsrksisy STADIUM
A win for stanford sisss !, the
Foss Bowl b-d beyond dispgts. .
lo~~ means ssmsihlng ~ = in~ap
On ths choies II Washington wins
i,s final sEsinst Washington stats
81 Seattle the same day and
finishes IN . tie with The Gin.
dsrsilss IN conferences Standings
Two other same. cofaplsts fhs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
GETTING CiIR tn CAMP
IL HIGHLY IMPORTANT

But when rrothra discovered
that tho phuiiss didn't even have
enough money Il dFaft player
when they had first choice.
he was forced 70 agree with Nu-
gent that taking the club u train
ing camp next spring was more
important than keeping Highe.
SO the Phnles wound up draft
ing Frank Melton, preferred
pitcher. from Columbus for ship
ment on 10 Brooklyn.
Miserable weather on blE days
last season perhaps i the reason
for the fhilnes having % remain
IN the business Of developing aces
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Idaho Mile Star
To Enter Classic

MOSCOW, Ida. - University Of
Idaho athletic officials said today
Phil Lsibow1tz, ace miller, I'm
doubtedly" would accept an invita-
ton to compete in the Sugar bowl
mile al New Orleans Dec. -.
When the invitation arrived, Lei
oovitz was in Lansing. Mich. with
the Idaho eross-country team AZ
the national Harrier meet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
FIVE UNBEATEN, UNITED TEAMS DOMINATE F0OTBAI
Deal for Higbe Exciies Brooklyn.
But How About Poor Old Pills?

sscs improved In isss. ard Ds.
rhemp<sa fHsthre. whe sss
brought In from LITTLE keek
A. manager. aas encouraged.
Doc rruthra believed ~ hsd
Gerry Sugent talked into keeping
stars snd building contender
~ the world series. fTathre
threatened q resign u NuEent
neddied either Higee or Hugh
Nulcahy. smother fire right hand
- sought bv rival outfits
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

Louise Wahlers, for years one
Of Tacoma's best women howlers.
is queen Of all local feminine pin
stars this season, leading the big
group of alley performers with an
average Of l76, her score for the
year as member of the Winthrop
team of the Commercial league.
a Broadway alley circuit.
Mrs. Wahlers IL a member
OF one Of the 20 teams that
roll each week on the Broad
way alleys where particular
care Is taken by the manage
ment to make the place wholly
acceptable TO the members of
the fair sex. Two of the wom-
ems teams are in the Com
merclal league. two In the In
dustriaI league, 10 In the
Broadway Nomen's league, 10
in the Class A Women's league
and four In the new circuit
composed of Phonemen.
Included among the rs women's
teams are some OF Tacoma's vet
eran trundlers. as well as many
ladies who are competing for the
first time in league play, Next in
order. after Mrs. Wahlers. is Helen
Blattler. Of the same team. who
holds an average Of III. Other
prominent women bowlers in the
Commercial league are DAM RADIO
Mich, Isabel Mccormick. Erma
Musselman, Fannie Gamble, Mary
Kancianich, Bertha Mccormick,
Helen Retuk and Fern Coles.
Winthrop and Jordan are the two
feminine teams.
The Smokes and S8th Street
Boosters are the sponsors
of women's teams In the
Industrial league. Prominent
among the members Of these
teams are Betty Snyder, Olive
Nolde, Jennie Libke, Mary
Hewitt. Doris Malesky, Ruth
Nelson, Mildred Reynolds,
Edith Smith, Isabel Brebner,
Mae knight and Dorothy
Daily.
The weeks first women's cir
cult goes into action on Thursday
evening on the Broadway alleys
when the Broadway Womens
league shoots its matches. Many
OF the members Of this league are
brand new league bowlers and all
are doing very well for their re-
spective teams. Prominent among
the trundlers are Mary Ellis. little
left-hander, Margaret Schoen-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Bierman Happy
Signal-Caller

MINNEAPOLIS-A reporter re-
Gently asked Coach Bernie Bier
man Of Minnesota what he thought
of Army's quarterback calling for
a forward pass on fourth down and
one yard to go for first down on
Notre Danes five-yard line. The
Gopher coach thought for a mo-
ment and said: It's a good thing
that boy isn't a general yet"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Stanford Club
Among Group
Minnesota Con Rest
On Lourels OF Yeur
By HARRY FERGUSON

WIN NAAAs - ~ j
And united football teams domi-
nate the nation today as the sea
son gees into It's last big week.
Each section has produced one
outstanding team. and from them
a good share Of the poSt-season
bowl contestants will come. Here
they are by sections
Midwest-Minnesota. boasting a
strong claim 10 the national cham
nionship with one Of the toughest
schedules in the country.
south - Tennessee. PLAYING
Through a schedule that calls for
frequent breathers. but stu a
powerful football team.
East-Boston college. A fast
versatile attack operating behind
what may be the best line in the
nation.
Far west - stanford. the
miracle team OF 1910. A tricky
squad that plays from the
Chicago Bears formations and
has more mystery In its at
tack than Houdini. Almost a
sure shot 10 carry the hopes
Of west into the Rose Bowl
Southwest - Texas A. & NJ.
with fine, rugged line working
ahead Of kimbrough 4 Co.
or the five Titsns. Minnesota
alone can rest on ito laurels. The
Gophers closed their season Sat
urday with a victory over Wis
consin.
TEXANS PLAY
On Thursday Texas A. a NJ
plays Texas and while the Aggies
figure to take this one rather
easily, anything can happen in the
fever and excitement of a tradi-
tional game.
On Saturday Boston college
meets Holy Cross and this one
should be fairly easy. opening the
way TO a bowl invitation for the
giants from Boston.
Stanford may have more trouble
for on Saturday it meets a Cali
fornia team that is a traditional
rival and has been improving
steadily.
Vanderbilt is the only thing
blocking Tennessee's way to a per
feet season, but the Volunteers
should be able to take that hurdle
In their stride and be in position
for another howl invitation.
On Thursday the best
games. be>ideA Texas-Texas
A. & NJ, are:
Brown vs.. Columbia. Kansas
vs.. Colorado State. Tulsa W..
Arkansas and Wake Forest
". South Carolina.
On Saturday the list includes.
besides those already listed:
Duke VS.. Pittsburgh, Duquesne
VS.. Carnegie Tech, Fordham VS..
New York university. Florida VS..
Auburn, Georgia VS.. Georgia Tech,
louisiana State VS.. Tulane, Ne
braska VS.. Kansas State, Oregon
State VS.. Oregon, Rice VS.. Baylor,
Santa Clara VS.. Oklahoma, South
ern California VS.. UCLA, South
ern Methodist VS.. Texas Christian,
Army va. Navy. Washington VS..
Washington State.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

Saturday California ~ stsn-
ford ~ n~rksisy. Use ~ ucLA
81 Los Anxsiss. Oregon state -
Oregon 81 Corvallis Wsshsnstoa
state 10 wssainxssn 81 seattle:
haaia Clara ". 0sishoxns 81 san
yraneiso; whitfser w. wliism~fks
q, Whittier night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
MIG SIX CONFERENCE
FINAL BIG SEVEN

Tie games do not count in
standings; international games
not included.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Football Results
BY UNITED PRESS

BY UNIFIED PRf>S
ST. Ambrose o. Loras 0.
Canisius 6, Scranton 2.
81. Benedict 81. Rockhur>t q.
~. Francis IS. 81. Vincent q.
Santa Cara rs, LcyoA (LA-l 0
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

tor mare sffiusnt eFHsnlzsrens
They Nsfe washed out opening
day, snd rain sra eeld ksF, the
customers sway ffom the first twa
Night games. sna 81 July
nut eut 81 alisraast~a
Hskef eewi. and With sa eauit-
abe arsl IT ~htke park. tie
rhIlsdeiphls >stse.si l<ssws
franchise should - = Gees ese
following - .ssas disastrous
campaigns.
All that i required 10 a. owner
With hsnkfai sna = little -.
fienfe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Turkey Bowling
Event Continues

Many entered this tsirssy shoot
at the Coliseum over the week
end. and several changes In the
leaders were made.
~. ~ Miller siiil leads With .
ss7. second 10 Art T0rEsfson.
ass. third 10 John Polo. s4i
fourth 20 Lorraine Miller. ssi, and
a tie for ffth with a go - Roger
Peters. beginner. and y saiish.
In the nen-svsrsss group the
lead IL held by Al Elssln. ssz,
second 20 y. johnson. ass. ard
third 70 ~. Swanson. 47z
The tourney ends midnight q
Nov -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
SIMON DIRECTS

Keeping Company" Ia directed
By 8. Sylvan Simon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

The Tavern quintet from South
Tacoma VAS 40 sysnly matched
With the Esersstl0ns that only
nine pins separated them Al the
end Of the frs, game and only two
pins a. the end - the series
Pen croTeil on the winning
team had higsst series sos ana
highest single 24s Russ Andsr-
son vns next with $40 ana Joe
Kendlzsr a $40 series FOR me
Tsysrns. l. ncHsnry was hisn
y1th sss s~r1ss ana 22s single
J, Pyns was next with Sos series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

Only tao weeks remain - ths
bowling carnival being hid 81 ihs
X ~ Recreation siisys rhs
contest end Dec.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Golf j..

Brookdaie Sunday. Mems club,
points tourney. fun handicap, for
turkeys: Winners First division,
George Wise. "a points. second
division. Paul ComsrId. 40 points.
third division. LAdd Hershey. -
points. Other scores: Oliver Crod-
Wig. 80 points. Jim Engls, IS
points, Clarence Taylor. s5 points.
Clyde Black. IS points, Harry Sat
terlee, 80 points. Norman Erpeld-
ing. 81 points. Harry Johnson. IS
points. Joe Hansler. 30 points.
Carl Lawson, IS points. Harry
Rowen. - points. Harry Aann-
ders, IS points. Frank Newell. 30
points. Ken sorrell, 50 points.
John johnson. IS points. Francis
Chaplin. % points. George Holm.
no score. Fred Himmeisbach. 81
points Bob Wilson. - points Arne
Lsvsnhsgsn. IS points.
Transfers match play against
par. fun handicap. winners FIRST
division. C1srsnc. Taylor. up.
second division. Paul Comsrud. Z
up.
me Broosdsls Mems club Slii
mold its monthly meeting Monday
evening a. .. m al the clubhouse
Important business on schsduls.
Highland Golf club. match play
Sunday: Pat johnson. 7 Up. Art
Abel. 8 up; Al Konsmo, 8 Up. J. W.
Davis. 5 Up; Ken Reeve. 5 Up. JACK
Mcintyre. Up. Pick Thompson. 4
up. Tom Doyle, 2 up: Robert Null
lin. 2 up; o. Crything. 2 up; Jess
Roster. sr., even. Dan Suncesn.
even: NeIs Sorberg. even.
Saturday. best nine: Tom Doyis.
3Ils: JACK Mcintyre. 81. Chris
csvanaugh, 81: Left Jensen. "a;
J. ". Davis. a..
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posTPosgD MATCH

In the postponed match D.
tween EsEls ysmsns tsafns the
seidsn's took points from Ases
eas Bertha Mccormick rolled .
Az for the nigh series and . ist
single Fams.
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ao~DsYs PLAY

The EAEiss league sith 10
teams goes on the fret shift 20
night for their weekly matches.
ne Jsssisrs lead ths league s1th
a one point nsrKa. Eagles No.
2. furnace Men ana ths yisnn.s
afs trailing closely.
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SooEEins. MARY Burns. nais
Johnson. Alma Tresch and Eliza
beth Cavelu are the members O
the learlIe