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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Logger Basketball Coach Calls
First Turnout Of Year Monday

While the College of Puget
Sound student body focuses its
attention exclusively 10 the Log
ger football team. Coach Stuart
Parks has turned his thoughts
ahead a few months and today
issued his first call for the 1910
Al basketball squad to report for
practice.
Last year. under the guild
ance OF Coach Lou Grant,
who now holds the reins at
Eatonville high. the Maroon
and White hoopsters brought
the first casaba crown In the
history of the college to the
local school.
Ten former varsity lettermen
are now enrolled In Puget Sound,
giving Parks a fine foundation
upon which TO build his new
quintet. Only one of these ten,
George Mitchell. two year letter
winner. is a senior. Five of them,
Ed Granlund, forward: Tom Cross,
forward; Bill Mclaughlin. guard ;
Jim Paulson, guard: and Wally
starkey, center. are juniors The
remaining four, Harry Werbisky
and Norm Walker. 1910 all-con-
ference guard and center respe-
ctively; Jim Van Camp, forward
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Air Mechanics
Tied by Renion
Drop to Second
As Borons Win

ATTLE -The Seattle Air
Mechanics moved down into sec
ond place of the Northwest Semi
Pro Football league today on a
scoreless tie from Renton. The
mechanics had shared the lead
with Enumclaw
Bremerton nosed West Seattle
1913, with a field goal in closing
minutes.
Three field goal attempts
marked the Mechanics Renton
game here, with Mechanics
missing two and Renton one
as neither squad could get
within touchdown distance.
West Seattle scored in the first
two minutes to start a free-pass-
ing ball game spiced with costly
interruptions.
A blocked punt recovered behind
the goal gave West Seattle the
opening score. another blocked
punt In the second period set up
a touchdown from the one-ysrd
line for Johnny Reischman of the
Mechanics. An intercepted later
al on the next kickoff led to a
Mechanics touchdown two plays
later. Bremerton scored with a
running drive and capped it near
the end with another tally from
an intercepted lateral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Boys to Practice
Wednesday Nights

Wednesday night from 500 to
1000 .. m. has been set aside
exclusively for boys basketball
practice at the Bellarmine high
school gymnasium. by the Park
wPA departments Of recreation.
Amy youngster or organized
Junior team may use the gym
without charge and directors
and basketball equipment
will be there for use.
The opening night win be next
Wednesday and II teams want
70 get set period for practice
they should call up Al Hodges,
park director OF recreation at
Main 41s1. and he will give them
a written permit to present &c
the directors in charge.
Later on organized teams viii
be arranged into leagues and q
regular schedule Of play set W
Through the park office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

and Tom Barker. guard are all
listed As sophomores.
Then there II host of last
years freshmen and reserves
who win return again 10 the
naples for the Loggers. Lead
ing this list are Jack Duncan,
Bill Madden. Frank Hama
walt, Ed Miller, Fred Lamka
and Lloyd Morse.
From the freshman class Is
expected to come several potential
varsity players. Some of those
who are expected answer the first
call are Bob O'Connell, former
Bellarmine high; Dick Pease, tai
city league player and a midget
player at Stadium high a few
years ago; Don Brown. captain OF
Johnny Heinrick's last years sta
dunn midgets, city champions ano
Dick Donelson, member of 1885
Stadium high varsity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Church, raiernal
Loop Plans Meet

The Park Church Fraternal
Basketball league will hold a
meeting Of managers next We'd
nesday night, October 23rd. in the
park recreation office, 212 City
Hall Annex.
Don Aaynes. president. wants
all churches interested in the
formation of a mems league to
have a representative at this meet
ing as plans for a preseason
series as well az regular league
play will be discussed. Last sea-
sons regulations also will be con-
sidered as to their adoption for
this season. as well as finances,
umpires. gymns. tournament play
and championship awards.
Last years teams ere espe-
cially asked b be present
and include-Parlland Trinity
Lutheran, knapp's Business
College, Woodmen Of World,
Latter Day Saints, Messiah
Lutheran. Epworth Methodist,
Central Lutheran, Puyaliup
Christian and First Meth
odist.
New organizations are also well
come TO the meeting and can
obtain further information by
phoning Al Hodges, park director.
Main 41s7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

just say the phrase "forty-twS
10 six" TO any College Of Puge'
Sound football player and i'm
mediately you VIII see a scow
cross his face. for you have agar
recalled 10 him that inglorioui
defeat handed TO the valiant 1885
edition OF the Loggers by VILLAIN
cite university.
But next Friday night viii
come the opportunity for re-
venge. The tables VIII be
turned In almost every aspect
1t was Homecoming for CPS
grads last year. This Friday
night at Salem the Bearcats
viii have their Homecoming.
The Beareats were on their
way towards the title. which
Incidentally they didn't win,
Just ~ Leo Franks Puget
Saunders are title-bound Mt
the present time. All that
needs to be decided now h
the score.
The Loggers are now running
hard at the head Of the pack, with
two impressive victories, the frs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
BeHingham
Beaten by
.Lutherans
BY UNITED PRESS

"Tommygun" Mary Tommervik
and Pacific Lutheran college are
still the team TO beat in the Wash
ington intercollegiate conference.
Tommervik's passing attack car
ried the Lutes to a 1857 victory
Saturday night over Western
Washington College of Education
with a last-half rally.
The Lutherans trailed rs at
halftime.
In the Northwest conference 1t
was College OF Puget Sound, rid
ing high after a Friday night vic
tory over Whitman, 21-0.
Eastern Washington College
Of Education beat st. Martins
Rangers 10 at Olympia, and
Central Washington College Of
Education trounced Gonzaga's
Frosh at Ellensburg 1875 with
q running offense In the first
half and a tricky passing at
tack in the final frames.
Pacific university scored a
Northwest conference win over
Linfield. 1872, during homecoming
ceremonies at McMinnville.
College OF Idaho went outside
the conference and lost to Idaho
Southern 1919, while the San
Diego Marines were nosing Will
lamette TO in a driving finish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Plan Four Fights
.AfLincoln Hiqh

Lincoln boxing enthusiasts viii
hold a club meeting next Tues
day, Howard Usage, promoter and
manager. disclosed.
"All boys are welcome to at
tend as more are needed for
bouts,n HOWE stated.
Among the present plans Of
the club n m idea calling
for four smokers, the first
which h 30 be staged In
November. In the past there
have been only two shows.
one In December and the
other In April. The reason
for this change h TO try to
stimulate an added interest
In the pugilistie sport
New faces for each show,
closer bouts and better fighting
conditions will be our aim Usage
revealed. Already the ring has
been repaired and will be ready
for the first smoker"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Gonzaga Wins
Over Portland
Bulldogs Roll Up
20 to 0 Victory

PORTLAND - The Gonzaga
Bulldogs defeated the Portland
University Pilots 20 to o before
5000 persons here yesterday on q
muddy field.
Halfback Tony Canadoe set up
the first touchdown In the third
period when he passed 10 yards to
Bob Jones on the two. from where
Fullback Cecil Hare scored.
Canadeo kicked goal.
On the following short kick
off, Julie Sroka, Portland end,
fumbled and Quarterback
Gene Fitzpatrick fell on the
ball on the Pilot 40. Hare
broke through center and ran
to a touchdown, which Cana
dec again converted.
In the fourth period, Quarter
back Adolph solka of Gonzags
intercepted a Portland pass and
ran 40 yards to the 16-yard stripe.
Portland was penalized to the
one for roughness, and Fullback
Frank McBeen plunged over.
Portland threatened only once,
in the first period, when the Pilots
moved to the 12-yard line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Bryan Station
Turf Sensation
MuY Win Another
Derby for Owner

NEW WORKOUT of the gloon,
and the heartbreak of his bitter
est year rose old Edward Riley
Bradley today with a subtle re-
minder that his last river hasn't
been crossed and a warning that
his green and white hoops NAV
roll on to that fifth Kentucky
Derby triumph yet.
The banner Of Idle Hour
farm h on the march again
and Bimciech-welI. Bime-
iech had best be forgotten.
This time the bright silk IL
hitched 20 the rising star Of
nm nnheralded young colt
named Bryan Station. and
maybe this time the s0-year-
old colonel's number Ia due to
turn up.
Bryan Station Il q youngster
who runs faster each time he
runs farther. Last Tuesday the
Colonel sent Bryan Station out
for a race In Maryland. II wasn't
much OF a race and Bryan sta
hon wasn't much Of a horse. In
six starts he had been second
once and third once but he hadn't
managed 10 win. The only thing
different about this race was that
II was scheduled for a mile and
70 yards: all the colts other
starts had been made In spirits.
Briefly. the young horse liked
the extra distance. Off smartly.
he whooped to the lead at the
half and stretched his stride In
the seraightaway 10 come breez-
ing home four FUN lengths In
front.
Saturday he went again.
this time In a stake-this
time the distance was even
longer. mile and lie,
which N "A far as two-year-
oldx ever are asked 10 travel.
He went 30 the top st the
three-quarter pole and ran
away from his field IN tire
stretch 10 win ny n length and
. quarter.
The time OF the race was
1:4o lis. equal To that Of Bimelech
for the same distance and proving
that II coming events really cast
their shadows before the newest
Of the Bradley BIS" is a colt well
worth watching.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

with ELLIOTT METCALF
BY ED MEAGHER
(subblng for Elliott Mefcalf)

The name hammered out most frequently today sports
writers typewriters from coast to coast that OF Clark
Shaughnessy, whose utterly dismal record at University
of Chicago last strangely with his success
at Stanford so far this season s...,.
that Of Gene Walters
blond Tscoman who plays as substitute hHo~ek Tor
got game oregon state for the
last three when the Huses had the game all
But walters learned Heinrich
Stadium needed minute to punch himself avoraby
into the public lot Of the folks had left the stadium because OF
smashed into him. Walters wob recovered and spun away Anoer
acers gazed the Tacoma
stadium speeding him
his foot within foot Of stepping out Of bounds but quick
standing from where he had started at the line Of
crowd heard and all the crowd
shouted walters Walters Walters :"
We yammering with the others
sitting behind wanted to know
Gene walters yelled reply Hes from our home town.
In In high school, too"
Well loud What has Phelan been saving him for
the Junior Prom7"..
Chances are good now, however that Coach Jimmy
Phean will not be saving him quite much in the future
Walters also ripped off long touchdown against Idaho
tied with Fuback Jack Stackpoo for individual scor
w n sophomore substitute for Ernie Steele. tn.
haback Hghne high Phelan Walters has
Walters day put Tacoma the
sports map as being the home Of an AAmsan hanback, the
youngster can really rip through a broken field
Ronald Reagan the young star visited Tacoma
during the world premiere of Tugboai Annie Sails Again
took time TO talk about George Gpp the Notre Dame
football marvel -.
Reagan played the part of Gipp in the movie, "knute
Rockne All-Amercan" and just happened To mention
that had liked his work in the role That started him
1T part Reagan-s nkeable boyish young man
l doing admired Gipp 4
He a great football player
something Gipps strangely complex personality
him quite really had been
grinned grin And while policemen ad
of girls had the grin and
away continued. moving into high
football who lived
of Gipp
couldn't football field including the
feeling only 10 the until
Gpp
amusing
bang Gipp for = touchdown
a drunkard his n
pool match the
championship Somebody asked Gipp
When Gpp walked of hours the
in Indiana
the he m of
the
Drink finally him
walked the makeup
given body So
knute Roc<ne
How 20, Gppg kne
~ passed the replied And then
the poolroom
betting ring telling eppes
u.s. 2oas points thought
stin Every Monday h used
missed.
tell Gipp q eocky. of Dust
with confidence m Ne
have a really guy"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Tiger Sophs
VS.. Clover Park

The Stadium sophomore football
team will travel to Clover Park to-
day to battle with the Warriors,
the game starting AT $50.
The first year men OF Stadium
have yet to win a game. They
have been improving rapidly and
will be out to register their initial
victory.
Clover Park boasts a fast hard
driving team. Two weeks ago
they lost to the Bengal reserves,
6 to 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
by HENRY M'LEMoRE

NEW YORK-Aonday's grid
ironies: Notre Dame used 81
players IN scoring 81 points
against Carnegie Tech and the
nation L. wondering who the SIX
culprits are who couldn't get their
one point apparently the
1rish squad II 20 good that Elmer
Layden could take = vacation and
let Pat O'Brien. with or without
makeup, coach for the rec Of the
season =.
Jock Sutherland must have
laughed and the alumni wept as
Pittsburgh's pure as snow" team
was whaled for Fordham IN a
snowstorm The Magiclans'
union has demanded that Clark
shsughnessy take OUT a card and
pay dues for what he has done
with a Stanford team that batted
brilliant 900 in the Pacific
Coast conference last year.
Successive victories over Santa
Clara and Washington State bv
Stanford indicate that they'll have
something to say about the land
scape gardening in the Rose Bowl
come Jan. i. Ohio State did
everything a great football team
. should do-except win--in the
game with Minnesota. This is
a common failing with the Buck
eyes. whose trophy room is deco
rated with more moral victories
than even an elephant among the
alumni could remember. -.
II had been whispered that
Alabama was . good thing
10 HEX Tennessee. but Johnny
Butler spoiled this whispering
campaign with one Of his own.
-. The little Tennessee hack
with \ pair of hinges for hips
changed the name Of the Grim
son Tide TO the Crimson Tired.
20 weary did the 'Bama BOYS
get chasing him. Cornell
looked 80 good In beating SYRIA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
But the Deer Got
Away. Sad Story

WALLA WAI.LA-A 400-pounc
mule deer today roamed the Blue
Mountain forests with a hunters
tag affixed to an antler.
Wade Owsley finally got q
shot at n large deer after two
DAYS Of unsuccessful hunt
ing. Down went the animal
and Owsley tied the tag.
When he stepped hack to esti-
mate the deer's weight, the deer.
which had been only stunned,
jumped up and bounded into the
timber. Owsley was too far from
his gun to get another shot before
his prize disappeared.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

rolling "a a freshman ut Oregon.
The former Palo Alto. Calf. star
who unofficially has done feet
10 inches, can also throw the
javelin more than 700 feet and u
q potential pomt-scorsr with the
discus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
First 200 Score

First score over the zoo mark
was rolled up at the new Sixth
Avenue Bowling alleys Saturday
night by Sam Coles, shortly after
the drives were opened for play.
according to George Coleman,
manager of the alleys. Coles shot
a 30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Commercial Indy
Loop Meet Tuesday

A meeting OF managers and
players OF the Commercial-Inde-
pendent Basketball league will be
held Tuesday night at 7:30 at
Stadium. according to Robert
Hager. director of recreation for
Tacoma public schools. v. ID.
Reyes and Ralph Christie win be
in charge of the league this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Here Are McLemores
Monday Gridiron Ironies
Seeks Six Notre Dome Culprits.
Who Didnt Score; Other Comments

cu~e that Coach Carl snavely
was said 10 have smiled twice
during the game. thus using
up his smile allotment for the
entire season. All Snasely
has left for between now and
the end Of November II one
ehuckie. /. &.
Georgia must have left Athens
In a hurry for New York and the
Columbia game because the Bull
dogs forgot to bring along a quar-
terbaek. They had some fell
lows they called quarterbacks. all
right. but none OF the 1000 spec
tators who saw Columbia win. 10
to ID. was fooled. :. Georgia had
the talent 10 lick the out-manned
New Workers. but wasted IL like
Dorothy Lamour IN a raccoon coat.
a successful defense OF the
Southeastern conference II a.
tough a. defending the Alamo. but
the Texas Aggies are likely to
do II. =. They knocked off T. c. u.
81 to !, and mighty John Kim
brough wasn't even called on TO
smash for a touchdown. The
Aggies employed him a. a passer.
which il like using a steamroller
to press a pair or pants. -.
Revenge Is sweet and the Michi-
gan Wolverines have a sweet
tooth. Inundated by Illinois
In the biggest upset of the season
last year. Michigan. with Tom Har-
mon yielding honors to Bob West
fall. took the Illini apart to see
what didn't make them tick. A..
Westfall gained 127 more yards
than all OF Bob Zuppke's men put
together. A crowd of $4,000
saw Yale beat Dartmouth. which
proves that loyalty Is not dead in
this country, 4. Harvard and
Army fought to a Go tie, thus
giving lie to those critics who
prophesied that the Army and Har-
ward teams of this year couldn't
score against a squad of Pullman
conductors playing a three man
line. =.
Frank Reagan beat Prince
ton, 40 to ~, In the greatest
one-man show since John
barrymore came of age. :,
The Pennsylvania star who'll
duel with Harmon nj Ann Ar
bor next week scored five
touchdowns, passed for an
other, and kicked an extra
point. Bill De Correvont,
whose light was hid under n
bushei of press clippings -
last year, continued his great
play of 1910 to spark North
western TO n win over Wiscon-
sins badgered Badgers.
II De Correvont hadn't kept a
scrapbook he probably would
have been AL America by
now. 80.
They don't get much publicity,
but how many teams do you think
you could name capable Of beating
the Boston college Eagles who
crushed Idaho, 6o-07 Nays
trickery made goose out Of
Drake. and Duke made 1t five
straight over Colgate. And in
the biggest upset of the day, Troy
Teachers beat stateboro Teachers,
Ia to 0. And Troy, along with
Tougaloo, which beat billiard, 20
to o, dreams of q bowl bid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Loggers Plan to Wipe
Out Last Year S Defeat
Beorcots Triumphed. a to s; VIII
Be Different This Yeor. Locals Say

a Il 10 6 win over Llnfield and
the next one over Whitman. TO
the tune Of q to 0.
Friday nights game with the
Missionaries gave Coach Frank q
chance to send his men through
strenuous test. He was able
Ia experiment with his line under
fire. In the last quarter almost
every Lumberjack saw action. IN
juries. which have plagued the
Loggers in their two previous
games, were nil. and with the
return Of Ralph Lundvan this
week. the Maroon and White
squad will be at full strength for
Friday night.
A new system Of attack
was demonstrated Friday
night as Coach Frank showed
the large Homecoming crowd
that his team not only had q
dangerous running attack,
but they had a fine passer In
Bernie Remson. colored speed.
ster. Remson tossed them left
and right against the Mis-
sionsries. with one heeve re-
counting for q score and two
others placing the Puget
Saunders In a scoring posi-
ton.
Darrell Red" Underwood was
the outstanding player of the
game, romping nearly so yards
after grabbing one Of Remson's
losses to place the locals in posi-
ton for their first score. and then
kicking three perfect placements
to run his record to five straight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

EUGENE, Ore. Les Steers,
holder Of the worlds unofficial
record for the high jump, has put
an end to speculation as to which
college he would attend by en-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
MAYOR is GRID STAR

PORTLA AND. 0re.-charley
Bicknell, triple-threat sophomore
back Of the University Of Port
hand. il a former mayor Of Boys
Town, Nebraska.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
sHrNs CLEANUP SPOT

Los ANGELES-Lou Novikoff.
Los Angeles outfielder who re
ports To the Cubs next spring. has
one superstition. He refuses to
bat fourth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
STARTED EARLY

Carol Adams, who plays a lead
ing role in Paramounts Dancing
on a Dime" started studying
dancing when she was years old.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-13
News of Mobile
By FANNY RAE LCBKL

Nz II W@E ard cM&N
have returned % TIER h@s L
Cnzrrsrooga Ten, after = visit
Il several weeks Nth hEr parents
Nr. ard Mrs. L PTEca
Nr. ard Ms J J Res Jr- an
nUnce the arrival q : daughter
NJ. and Mrs. s PGcho6 aid
family O. Laurel Ms we're tie
guests q the a Staa family q
Sunday
Labo- Day weekend took plenty
away from tn city Those g@g
away were 8Er- and Mrs. Harris
LubeI sent Tia weekend q Labor
Day n Atlanta Ca WHARF they
were loned b. thar SOS WI
liam u Libel q Louisville, J.
II Lbl q Mani Ben Libel ard
family and NanuGl L1heI Of Ma
cz Ga
Mss janice WeoE and her
huseguS- Mss Eez1or Abelsoa
e Ohzo. ard Mss A-zaIes Nu-ch-
Eck spat Lzbor Day weekend II
Biloxi Mss
To Pensacola Beech went the
following: MSS Famye Rse Ii
Del Lillian Miller. Else Fried
lz1der, Frances GUtl0w, BeIla
Rpps. Janet OlezSky. Ethel MI
ler. Nr. and Mrs. Sidney Z1cker-
mn- Arthur Miller. Ar1old To
lin Marvin Prince, Iyh Koler,
Marin OIeZky, Arthur Prime
Joe Miller, 3Gr- and Ms y. To-
bn- yr. ard Ms Max Brook and
ZzEH
3Ir. and Ms Abe EIdsx Mrs.
" Edex and William GO1se q
Birmingham Ala, were recent
visitors L NOZZLE They spe1t Sur
day AZ Pensacola Beach
Jr. Hsdsssah vii hold its first
meeting q the season OF Sunday
morning. Sept 18th. at 1O-30- 4
very interesting program las been
planned
The Bnai Birth held q Mem
berShip Fish Fry On Thursday
evening. Sept 5th- At the Jewish
Club. Age limit for
Is from Is TO $50,
males only.
Peariie Goldman leaves Sunday
for the University Of Alabama
where she VIII enter her freshman
year. Others going UP TO school
there are Seymour Handwerger,
freshman, and Melvin Stein who
VII enter his third year.
Yetta Rips, VIII leave again
soon TO enter her Sr. Year at the
University OF Alabama She took
! summer course this summer and
has been spending several weeks
With her parents before return
ng TO regular session
Miss Wayne Wilson OF Pasca-
yOula, Miss. spent Labor Day
weekend In Mobile
LYMAN Weinstein OF Birning-
am spent the Labor Day week
nd II our city.
Mrs. Louis Buchanan ard daugh-
er Of Tampa Fla. are the guest
I her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
han Friedlarder for several
weeks.
Max Schwartz spent Labor Day
weekend IN Atlanta Ga
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Brickman
pent Labor Day weekend In Chat
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-09-13

Elsie Borde1's bovine champion
became Z mother. the off
springs name Is Beulah and
ToEne ard Baker are passing out
cigars Now 10th the milk and the
movie industries can return 70 nor
nal