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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
.ongview Ski
Squad Winners
BY ED MEAGHER

PARADISE Inn, Mount Rain
|er-Longview ski-wizzes slalom-
ID and downhilled their way to
| he Southwest Washington racing
cam championship here Sunday.
Rlimaxlng the annual Southwest
Washington winter sports carni-
kal. which also featured dining,
dancing and darn near everything
|lse that's nice.
Not perfect weather, but al
most. greeted the more than
5000 skiers who attended the
carni,a al Saturday night and
Sunday. The sky was overcast
Sunday, but the air was warm.
and the snow was dry powder.
Combined times of the first five
|.ongview finishers in both the
townhill and slalom events were
ops. Olympia Ski clubbers, who
we're defending champions, wound
kp in second place. Other teams
represented, enc of which entered
live-man teams in both races,
we're Mt. st. Helens Ski club
Castle Rock, Lewis County Ski
Hub (Centralia and Chehalis), and
he Grays Harbor Ski club (Aber-
cen and Hoquiam).
Sha-Day Dawley of the Olympic
Fki club, won the downhill race,
dging out Alan GRIPPE of Long
lew, second place winner, and
Charley Hyde of Lewis county and
Harley Waldrick of Olympia, who
led for third spot.
Longview's Don Basco
Rex West and Bob sylvester
finished one, two three In
the slalom test, followed by
Dave Greeley of the Mt. st.
Helens Ski club.
Natalie Smith of the Lewis
County Ski club stood out among
he women contestants. She won
he downhill and placed second in
he slalom behind Olympia's Mar
ha Berg.
Dick Steele OF Olympia copied
irst in a junior slalom race, nos
ng out a fellow olympian, Larry
Meter, by single second.
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MEADOW PARK sunday. hest
ball t~osome First division j. l.,
Hamilton aud E E Uarrssu. H.
III Dsss iso,li. Archie and
Howard Olsen. ss-7 o. Joe ko-
Ter and Archie 9saln, $50 %
Second division usoras voFsi
and Harry OLSON. nz.za co. Dr,
G. q Hicks and Joe iiaFrissn. -
10 es.
Afternoon sweepstakes Al Car
ter. 1910 e5. A. Erickson, 7ask p
81: iyouis Tritmsn. 7s.s -. Jack
Adams. s7,is %.
Saturday. sweepstakes =. ~
lie. s2.fs 90. Harry uison. Vi
"a 90. c. J. sennsF. Sill TO-
Joe kslsr. 7s-s 20
FInCmEsT - sunday. match
play. FIRST division I.en Tsats. 4
Up: Al Isahfs. 2 up. Bah Van lie
hark. even. W. lifosnk0~. even
Second division Dan Tfippsaf.
dawn. w Ely. 2 dawn. George o.
good. lr. 2 down. Jsek oD@nessE,
Z down.
Saturday. beat ball twosDms
First division Ssll i.sslls sad
iieury schmidt. sT-s - kmiI
Wick ana Leo Tsafs. T4-Ii %.
Tsd Elysfs and Hsnry schmidt.
15.iie %. haoond givsrloa, Carl
Wilbur and q ~ Meyer. T7.ts-
o. G. O. Terry and blIi hhsshsn.
s2.ts - A. W csblentx and o.
Neither. ss-is "a.
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are nlsksis. 18Th h1is Al Tt4fnsg
saa Charles Aefiees. issh Fssa sri
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Local Golf Results

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Tacoma Prep Race in
n inal Week Of Battle
Bellormine and Lincoln Open Action
Tomorrow Night On Bell Floor; Tigers
Meet Abes In Thursday Nights Come

Lincoln last week. the Tacoma
Prep basketball chase Ia in It's
final week Of play.
Three vital contests are oarded
for the week. with Bellarmine and
Lincoln opening the weeks fes-
Invites this Tuesday night on the
Bell courts.
Stadium and Lincoln meet this
Thursday night in the Tiger den.
and the Tigers and Bells end the
regular season with a Saturday
night fracss at Stadium.
John kennedy's Abe five
can clnch a tie for top honors
by winning from the BELLS.
who were dropped from title
contention last Friday night
by Stadium. A slight mathe-
NAUTICAL chance for q tie for
the title still awaits the Bells.
hut II Is a highly improbable
chance.
The Tigers, who lost their first
three city games, have staged a
comeback, and can win the title
II they take Lincoln Thursday and
the Abes lose to Bellarmine to-
morrow. They can gain a tie Il
the Abes beat the Bells and lose
their fray to Stadium, providing
that Stadium wins over Bellar-
mine on Saturday.
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Bell Skiers Best
81. rruncis SQuod

neiisfmsns skters swept ths
first taFre places IN = dual meet
with ths - Francis skl club u
Seattle sunday 81 the Mslwsakes
skl Ha~L
Eugene pukaw Was first. run
ming = tricky slsiem course IN -
seconds fiat Prime Eassiltnl Wa
second. hls tEas ss2a Third N
.asz was Joe Ia PORT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05

Only ons tsan me BIS =
stands bsswsss ma t.oggsfslssz
ard the championship " the CITY
CiFis Basketball league, Thsss
teams viii play Wednesday night
a. 7 to ~ me final round ~ lhs
sSaAgn. IL other games. tbs siA-
alstsfa Nlll meet the Blue sgFsaka
81 st5, sna ths fpieests ali play
fhs Cardinals Al st1.
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Postpone Ski Meet

A scheduled downhlii and SALON
between Ski teams q Lincoln and
Brenasrton high schools MAS called
off indefinitely ~ Paradise valley
Sunday when Inc wildcat squad
did not sppea-, according 70 Ernie
Lloyd. president Of the Abe ski
eluh.
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Dexter Hutton
Still Leader
Tops Prep Scorers
With SIS Points

Dexter Hutton, stellar Lincoln
guard. continued to pace the city
individual scoring race today as
the loop went into its final week
of play. Dex has collected 80
markers in six Tits. while second
place George Warter. Stadium
sharpshooter, is IS points behind
him with 81. Dick Smith kept his
third place spot by raising his to-
tai to SO In five games.
Tied In personal fouls are four
cagers who have Is each. Dick
Smith, Bellarmine; Fred Angus,
Stadium, and Hutton and Ray
Sturgeon, Lincoln, share bad
boy" honors.
Eirat ten eitv scorers.
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Engen Adds Other
Title 10 His List

MoCAf.L.. faabs Al Enfsn.
Sun Valley ard salt Lax CITY
SKIER, today had addss ths Nc.
Cali jumping championship V mis-
lisi u titles kngen sfaFsd isz
feet Oh hls longest jump mere yes'
leFday.
Other Class 4 Jumping results
we're kAafe knEsD. seeond. HslEs
safhsr. sposans Hki eiub. third,
and nsrnOa Bakks. LsaSsnWOfth.
Wash, fourth.
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Mar. II Deodline
For Boil Entries

Entries in the Metropolitan
park-sponsored volleyeall leagues
should be filed a; once with Al
Hodges. director Of recreation, Az
City Han Annex.
Leagues for church-Fraternal
and Industrial teams are being
planned, with sn all-eity title play
off between the league champions.
The deadline filing date u
Thursday, Mar. IL at ,. m
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Today's Sport Parade

estimated ~ between 1h,ooe
and so,0o9 reared. yelled.
laughed. cried. sang aud
shouted for fully five minutes.
Not until the Biscuit. wrapped
IN the faded blanket that has
warned him after victories on
almost every track la this
country, disappeared from
sight, headed for his stable.
did the oyat.on end.
Part OF the rousing salute
was directed toward Jockey
Johnny Pollard. Il must have
been. because this red-headed
little gamecock deserved Il.
still in pain from a leg injury
he suffered IN = nasty fall two
years ago. and in no condition
20 be In a race. he gave Sea-
a. -
"ss"s ~
POLAND FAITHFUL
II was Pollard, cripple
himself during seabiseuita re-
tirement. who stayed with the
Biscuit night and day. walked
him, logged, pstted him. and
nursed him along until he ras
ready for the racing wars
once more.
All Of these things - Sea-
biscuit. rise from an all but
broken down tso.year.sld who
soId for $1,000, his comeback
after a yea, away from the
track, his two heart breaking
photo finish defeat. In earlier
handieaps; the faith and love
Of hi. Jockey; the smashing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05

BOISE, 1dah9 Bose junior
college Today hsi1 the night "
represent Idaho Al the national
a. A. u basketball champion
sblps IN Denver. after defeating
Sun Valley 10 = game Saturday
night. 40 70 %.
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Candy Pinmsn
High Scorers

johnson Candy eu~tefs turned
In the high score IN the opening
matches u the Play Nor alley
tournament 10 seieel = team to
compete In the Northwest cun'
Hfsss
F,ss teams competed last night
and the Candy team relied 2e<o
for the nigh sepre. Ths taufna.
msnt viii run foF swn more week.
ends and all Play Not leagues. -.
cept the Majors. ara sllxihis 10
take part. rh~ score
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05

ls<e Carey . mssMhrf VI ~
iufssn's nssed team ~ ~
Commercial league. u TIE ip<l
Singles shanplea. lss ~nn ~
title with . 100 seefe. ineIndlnI
- pins handicap
ras tsusasn<st ns~>s sse-
c~ssfsd n sh~ s>~sstAstea'e
hsssssy. esns~ 10 = ss~~p SITTER
mlassxhs tsss nsxhs. Ftsy 80
srasi~& sses Iws we~A-en6s
ssa there ~ese record eetss<<
IN ~ ~ fhe ~seats h th~
team cs~at. - tesnss css.
p~s~<l There were 10 estsse~
IN The assk,es ard ~ rssNpet-
liter. IN she sisxs<s.
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MORE THAN s40o. 900

SOLDIERS PLAY, TOO
oTTAWA-The first contingent
Of Canadian troops to 70 over
seas took along $1,000 worth Of
sports equipment, donated by the
Canadian Y. NJ. G. A.
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CITY STANDINGS

Enlivened by the temperance
pf the stadium Tigers. who
bounced back into the title pic
ture by downing Bellarmine and
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Five Teams
Make Grade
Enter Stute Bosket
Tourney: Everett
Defects Bellinghum

SEATTLE - Five more high
schools were qualified today for
the state basketball tournament
scheduled for Seattle.
Blaine came in with 2s-2s win
over snohomish and moved up
with Everett and Bellingham as
Northwest entrants. Everett won
the district championship by whip
ping Bellinghsm 4e-S2 in q game
finished with only eight men on
the floor.
Bcllingham had lost five
players on fouls and when Cal
vim Coniey fell and was In
jured, they hadn't = replace
ment. The seagulls pulled
one man 10 match, and the
game went On.
Dryden cut down Wenatchee
1921 to take the North Central
title. Yakima won the Yakima
valley title in beating Ellensburg
1882 during an overtime. Gle
Elum beat sunnyside 1920 and
will meet Ellenshurg for the sec
ond tourney spot.
MAE x.Vrxy xxV<Fc
Pine City beat Colfax 1925 and
qualified as Southeastern repre-
sentative.
The Northeast title went to
West Valley By a 1884 win over
Sprague. Sprague will match shots
with Walla Waila for second spot
in the state tournament.
krIso and Longview are
feuding for one Southwest
berth and Hoquiam and Olym-
pia ere tied for the other.
Both deadlooks will he played
off. Taeoma's spot will 70
either to Lincoln or rfadium,
hut the choice hasn't been
determined.
Plyallup and Highline will bat
tie for Puget Sound honors.
West Central squads will begin
play tomorrow at kirkland for
two berths in the tourney.
Down in Southwest Washing
ton eight "B" team start after a
state tourney berth on Thursday.
Teams In the joust are White
Salmon, Castle Rock, Woodland,
Pc Ell, Onalaska, Oakville. Ilwaco
and Moclips.
Play in the West Central dis
trict tourney gets underway Tues
day afternoon with Fife playing
Bremerton and Eatonville battling
Port Townsend. Evening games
pair Vashon and Fall City and
Bothell and North Bend.
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LOS ANGELES game
legged horse with = heart 10
match was king of the turf
today.
His story Is the racing
equivalent of the Ugly Duck
ling and tne final chapter Of
IL was written in the run
down the stretch at Santa
Anita Saturday afternoon.
IL was then and there that
seablseuit, who once had a
price OF only $500 on hts
head, pounded from the dust
into the clear and began eras-
ing Sun Beau's name from the
books a. the greatest money
winner OF al time.
He wasn't made to do II.
The little gDome OF q fellow
on his back didn't touch him
with the whip. He just sat
there, a passenger n one Of
the greatest thoroughbreds Of
all time did what he best likes
10 do--run.
The crippled legs that forced
him into retirement for year
might have been hurting him,
and the burden on his back
might have been heavy, but
you never would have known
II. He crossed the finish line.
driving and driving away, and
the dust he threw back was
literally gold dust.
MORE THAN s400. 900
Because the $3.50 that
went with his victory In the
handicap sent the Biscuits
all-time earrings to s4377S0.
Sun Beau's record was s37e,-
Ts4
This reporter has seen many
demonstrations in his time, for
kings and presidents. athletic
champions and war heroes,
but never has he seen such an
ovation ss the one rendered
the tough old campaigner. Sea-
BISCUIT, when he logged back
down the track after the fin
ish and made his way into the
unsaddling ring.
A crowd that was yariousiy
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Crusade Loop
Goes Into Tie

In the feature game yesterday after
boon SITS. Peter and Paul team played
Inspired ball. upset the strong All
Paints team. As TO 81 Steve Sabutis
I'd the Saints with 10 points. This
yin for SITS. Peter and Paul tied them
or first place with All Saints. The
'eams viii play one game 10 deter
pine the second half championship.
Monday night at 8. at Bellarmine.
[he winner of this game will play
Holy Rosary. first half champions, for
he Crusade league pennant.
Holy Rosary led by Paul Scott with
] points beat Sacred Heart, SO TO is.
st. Patrick's beat st. Rita's. 28 20
Is At the end OF the regular time
he score was tied. "a To "a In the
hree- minute overtime period. both
cams made field goals IN quick sue
ession With five seconds 10 play
nd the score again tied At rs 70 26.
FERN Hsrkins put in one-hand field
3hot for two points, and well-earned
3ictory for St Patriok's.
Visitation won by forfeit from Holy
tross
An saints (sD SITS. Peter & Paul li5l
jeller. G. % o;.-F -; s ssentis uel
shsy "a ;s;"6G'.'' r s,smia1 "a, ,s}
U V5boS, d ? 20 or d. d. aoicum cP},
Substitutes: All Saints Notaro.
Svobcda, J. Solvay. Sta Peter and
Paul-W Ceoula a. L. Mylnek ID,
b. Grabinski 81, r. Sienkieswyz.
iOly Rosary 1850 sacred Heart n5)
bcott ul) ....F. Jack Boyd 80
Ward 90 Rex Burns ~
kittel a. .4....C....... McQuadt
J. Rocket ~ -. G.. Jim BOYD ~
kntush "a ..G-...P Burns ~
Substitutes: Holy Rosary. Man.
ey
st Patrick's (2s1 ~. Rita's (26l
AcEachron a. ..F....-..J Aqulns
Rapin 90 -. NJ. Aoulno a.
Ford 80 .-....C...... Fiorino IS
T. Rapin a. .... Dippoilito -
eponarich ....- q -s...+. Peluso 49,
Substitutes. ST Pstricks-A. Dorf
Der. 3 Hsrkins a. V. Hsrkins 80
y Harxins 49,, St. Rits's-L. Aquine
|f7D A Cozzs "a.
Officials. Referees, Hreha and Bar
bfsky. timer. John p zeiensk scorer.
Betty Tschids.
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Leo Carey Winner
In Singles Coniesi
Almost zoo Participate In Succsssial
Tournament Over The Week End, y1lDoD
awarded Al Meeting Thursdoy Night

mn irisa ana R.aas. ssamp6
no esns handicap
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last Weeks Results
Washington si.ti; Oregon state
ta-sa,
Washington state as.ssl Oregon
sf-ss
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Coast Hoop
Chase Ends
Oregon State Wins
Title When Oregon
Loses 10 Cougars

FINAL. PACIFIC COAST
CONFERENCE STANDINGS
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Major Training Camps

Seattle Rainiers. SIS, before a rec
ord breaking throng OF 5000.
Veteran Manager Connie Mack,
who before the game accepted the
eity's invitation to return in 194i.
was pleased with the work Of
Herman Besse. $4,000 pitching
acquisition. Besse worked three
innings OF the initial fray. held
the seattles hitless and runless,
walked one and famed two.
MIAMI, Fla. - NJ johnson,
making his return 10 the
ma lor leagues with the Phlla-
delphia Phillies, was counted
ON in Manager J. T. tDocD
Prothro's plans today 10 win
ut least q dozen games this
season. johnson, who won 22
and lost 10 for Rochester In
the international league last
year, said he considered him
VIII bNhff PfONP'A W."
than when he first came 10
the big leagues.
AVALON, Cal 49, Selection Of
players for the Los Angeles all
star game Sunday held Manager
Gabby Hsrtnett's attention today
a. be sorted out his Chicago Cubs
for intra-camp games which VIII
begin next week
With Stan Hack still oonysiesc-
ing from an operation. the third
base position as well ss snortstop
must he filled The shortstop bat
tie still centers around Bobby Mat
tick. Bobby Sturgeon. Bill Rogell
ana Leonard Merullo.
PASADENA, Gal -- The final
contingent Of White sox arrive
here today 70 make the training
camp complete except for Pitcher
Clint Brown. still a holdOut.
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By UNITED PRESS

ST. PETERSBURG, Fia.-Man-
ager Joe Mccarthy OF the New
York Yankees made his first move
in a holdout insurance plan today.
He began drilling Lou Blair Of
Newark in third base technique,
in place of Holdout Red Rolfe.
Joe DiMaggio and Red Ruffing
are other holdouts.
TAMPA, Fla.-The Cincinnati
Reds opened their second week
of training today with their first
fielding drills.
The squad was completed after
the arrival of Lew Riggs, delayed
by an attack Of flu. -Four Cuban
rockies, coming to camp for trials,
will be flown from Havana this
week. instead OF arriving on a gun
boat as planned.
CAIRNS SOLD
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - A
bronzed newcomer 10 the St Louis
Cardinals spring training camp
Bill Delaney expects 10 win
back his old post as catcher this
season.
Delaney, one Of the stars
World Series, was forced TO
| ..r k.ss....nsa of
lung ailment In 1888. He has
been In New Mexico and Arr
zona for the past five years
He has been managing a cardi'
nal farm club and did pineh-hit'
ting chores last year for his club
ORLANDO, Fla. - Manager
Bucky Harris Of the Washington
Senators holds no hopes Of win
ming the American league pennsnt
this season but believes his club
viii be "a disturbing element" in
the league.
He described his team today az
the best Washington club he has
managed since the 1925 squad won
the pennant.
AS BEAT RAISERs
ANAHEIM, Cal.-The Philsdel-
phia Athletics. committed 70 re-
turn here for training again next
year. today checked I'd on minol
flaws evident as they took Their
first grapefruit game from ths
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Fouls FEATURE

Eoit$ FERhAHB
Fouls were this games feaiuFs
with o. T. G losing three men
that way.
Frank Mandlc. Al Hunter and
Jack Muldef al were called out
and before the frplie was over
10. =. c. had - offsnses marked
up and Washington added IL
Hunter mads the most u hIs
time in the game 10 net 10 points
and lead hls quad.
At Pullman, oregon and wash
inKton State put an . show sci.
dom matched on this OF any oihsf
court. right w to W =, c.s one.
point win.
The Cougars led. Stszs. 81
halftlms. but orsEsa snapped
ais field goals through early
iH the second period sad
moved into the lead Their
drive ended when FORWARD
Hank Anderson ssHf cut On
fouis after scoring 10 peinfs.
The Cougars fask the lad
again with five minutes 10
re and elusE 10 n until the
end.
Andsrnon's 20 points we're un'
matched by opponent Of team
mate jennings and Akins count
ed IL points each 10 lead Wash
Ington siatsfa
Under Diek and Llndh and
abOys the 100 marx IN scoring
order we're Olson. w n G., lt5.
Hilton, idaho. lfs. J Aandic. y,
Il. e. lss. Townsend. Oregon. isz.
jennings. W. =. & izs. kamsy.
Iahho. lzs. Anasfs0a. Oregon.
l1is, Harris. idaho. III; Hunter.
10 = G. i0s. b. vosihsr. WASH
lnsion. i0z
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Pacific cosst conference has.
ketball Is al over until next sea.
son. and nobody IL much surprised
with northern division results,
Oregon state won the title In
a roundabout way. beating Wash
insson Friday night whllr Wash
lngton state was trouncing Ore
Eon and Oregon went out Of The
race.
With the shooting over,
Oregon state promptly isy
dawn before Wa.hiagtan sat
urdHy night. ti-sa. and NJ
Pullman Washington state
made n two straight with .
sb-Ss win over Oregon.
Center Of interest after the II.
tie was cllnehed was thu BATHS
between Bob Lindh 81 Washing
ton and John Dick of Oregon foi
division scoring honors and theil
assault on the record ~ 1877. Al
though Llndh hung up 10 points
he stayed In second place viii
q season total of I7s, while Dicks
eight gave him iss, but still foui
short Of the record.
More than a.700 fans saw ths
Huskies avengs their Friday loss
taking command after the firsl
minute and r.linquishinE u oni5
once for tao minutes 1t the starr
Of the second period, At the hall
Washington led. 23.22.