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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Books Are Closed on Harmon S
y
Greet Hdlfbock Winds Up Career
F AIMED Football Number, SO

ANN ARBOR The book WAS
closed on number es today. and
Equipment Manager Henry
Hatch Of Michigan university
put IL reverently away in
musty trunk beside number ~.
Tom Harmon wore Jersey as.
Benny Oosterhssn, famous end
Of Is years $50. wore ~. No
one in the University of Michi-
gan will ever wear these nu-
rnerals again.
Harmon finished his college
career In true story-book fash
ion. ahattering the touchdown
record Of Red Grange. the old
''Galloping Ghost" Of Illinois.
Harmon scored three touch
downs Saturday as Michigan
routed Ohio State. 400, TO
shoot his total for three seasons
TO IS. Grange scored 81 in four
less games.
However, Harmon's 2S7 points
for three seasons far surpass
Oranges figures because the
Michigan star booted the points
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
City Basket
Season Opens
Play Gets Started
Tonight at Lincoln

With almost thres-quarters Of
IN. player, and half Of the teams
a. newcomers. the Tacoma City
Basketball league will open its
1904 season tonight at I o'clock
at Lincoln high school Three
games are billed.
Despite new faces in the league
they are not all unknown TO local
court followers. Probably the most
notable will be Raymond Tiny
Arndt. mammoth center for the
Everett state championship high
sohoolers last year who Is with
IN. Consumers. Johnny Ward
manager. replaces Clink Jacobs.
Carl opolsky, who has taken
over the reigns OF the CALIFORNIA;
will put the former Stadium star
and late of the University Of Ore
gon. Russell soper along with q
fast speedy aggregation.
Playing under the hammer NJ
the PAcifics viii ne the ever
popular former league stars,
Bob Pullar, Carl Herness. Fri
Ing Tollefson. I.orpey Merk,e
and Waliy Brebner. Wilfr~d
Emery IL the manager Of the
newcomers.
chilla's club will boast Of almost
a new outfit. Clare Normile and
Dexter Hutton, headliners at Bel
lsrmine and Lincoln last year. and
Bill Hurney, late Of St Martin q
cage fame.
The Northwests have the Cam
marano team OF two years back as
a starter with Dave Minnitti, Bot
Mckinnel and Jack Nash slong
with Bob Huegel and Don o'Brien.
The sixth club will be the 6oth
Signal Corps from Fort Lewis. The
eoth Is managed by James Baxter.
former All-American and lately
from the Los Angeles AAU league
Bakers club Is not known locally
hut he expects to walk off with
the title.
Schedule, 1a4o-4i. first round:
Nov. AZ o'clock, Northwests
W. rscifics; . o'clock, California,
va. Consumers; . o'clock. Chilla',
VS.. soth signal Corps
Nov. 2s-7 o'clock, 60th sigma
Corps W. Consumers; q o'clock
chillais vs.. Pacifics; . o'clock
CALIFORNIA; vs.. Northwests.
Dec. Al o'clock, eoth sigma
Corps W.. CALIFORNIA;; 8 o'clock
Chilla's vs.. Northwests; o o'clock
Consumers VS.. Pscifics.
Dec. ST o'clock, Chilla's VS.
Consumers; 8 o'clock. soth sigma
Corps W.. Northwests; . o'clock
Pacifics W. CALIFORNIA;
Dec. 81 o'clock, Chilla's vs.
CALIFORNIA;; 8 o'clock, Goth sigma
Corps VS.. Pscifics; . o'clock. Con
sumers VS.. Northwests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
City Pin Meet
Billed Tonight

An important meeting Of the
CITY Bowling association will be
held at Hotel Winthrop tonight at
9 o'clock. with Bill Herdman. pres
idsnt since the organization was
started, directing the local trund-
lsrs IN their deliberations.
Heading the order OF business
10 the annual election OF officers.
Other business, concerning every
league and every bowler in the
city. is 10 come before the psrley.
Because Of the Importance of
the meeting. President Herdmsn
has urged bowlers and team cap
tsins from every league and from
every bowling establishment 10 b
present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

Olympia had better watch out
Ditto Bremertonl
Taooma's last place ice team
determined to break into the vic
tory side Of the Tri-City Hockey
league standings. will play hotf
of their league rivals this week
And Tacoma's hockey players as
sert belligerently that they're GO
ing TO win both games. or at least
one OF them.
The Tacomans who have
barely been edged out In each
of three games they have
played thus far this season.
will travel TO Olympia Tues
day night for q tilt with the
Polar Bears.
On Wednesday night at $50
o'clock they'll square off against
the fast skating league leading
hand of players from Bremertor
on the home ice arena at Lake
wood
Tacoma's big trouble SO far has
heen a deplorehle absence Of team.
work That's something that come.
only with practice And the Ia
oomsns, who obviously were much
improved in their tiff last Wednes.
day against Olympia, practiced
plenty Sunday at Lakewood.
Lon Bishop, burly defense man
growled Monday that the Taco
mans will be ready for both games
And how"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Bob Clifford
Tops Pinmen
Seottle Bowler Has
LIS Total in Meet

SPOKANE. Wash.--Boh Clifford
Of Seattle today held first place
IN the class A sll-events race in
the Washington State Bowling
associations open hsndiosp
tournament.
His total was 1.7l6
West Seattle Bowling Center.
with 27O6, still held the lead in
the class A bowling teams. The
score was posted late Saturday.
Matthews Auto Freight. ST.
MARES. Ida. topped the cls. B
teams with 1923
Leading the high single game
competition was Ed LAMA of Spo-
kane with as The score also
pushed Lama into the class A
singles with a SIS total.
Berehoff Of Yakima topped the
class B singles players with s61
and F. Underwood Of Yakima and
3. Henderson OF Spokane were
desdlocked for second Al 62s.
F. Jones Of Yakima was three
pins back.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

and first in complete games
pitched.
Fellsr has gained control since
he was rookie. but that fast
ball-that str1keout streak-is
I'll intact In his FIVE seasons
he has pitched a total q los
innings and e73 % the bats
men Who faced him struck cut
That gives him nigh OF 70
strikeout an inning for an aver
age % : 20 s,rikeouts per game.
A survey % Feilers low-hit
games offers another slant on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
SOB TELLER ON WAY TO BASEBALL IMMORTALITY

creates; pitcher % all um..
started keeping a minute check
or him.
Prom Hsycs' already n,onp-
mental Feller file. I got suf-
fielent figures % convince me-
that FeIler NAV well be on his
way 20 place be-lds such
pitchers =. Mathewron. johnson.
waddell. and the other greats.
Here 10 little table. that
shows better than words. the
advane.nent Of Fellsr ,lnes he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

Ms progress. II 1855 rs 49,
achievement vas z-hiffsr
against the As A year later
ne turned in 2-hitters against
the As and Detroit and = =
hitter against Boston.
In 1888 he pitched ene-
hitter against IT. Louis and a
4-hitter against Detroit. In
1899 he let Boston and Detroit
down with one hit. had two
s-hitters against Chicago and
one against Detroit. and held
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

want 10 give them away 70
YOU today.
they are statistics about Bob
Fs1er and we're gathered b.
Gayle HAYES. Des koines
Newspaper man. who, by Fel-
lsr's own admission. knows
more about the big Cleveland
pitcher thar Bob does himself.
From the day Feller first
vent TO the big leagues Hayes,
who had an idea that his fellow
Iowsn might some day b the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

ard each year brings him added
baseball experience. knowledge
and assurance Too. thls pro
gre- vas achieved with a cub
little better thar second rafs
mechanically. and one on which
oissension VAS the password %
The dugouL
just hook At What he did this
past season. He va. fri In
Eames won. first In innings
pitched. first In stnkeouts. uas
rsted the second no~t valuable
player In the American league
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Ski Meet Postponed
TIMBERLNE LODGE. Ore

Meet officials called off the
Arnold Lunn ski race on the Mount
Hood course yesterday and re-
scheduled Il for next Sunday.
A high wind, dense fog and
heavy. wet snow MADE II i'm
possible TO hold the race. The
postponerent disappointed a crowd
Of 1900 persons who gathered AZ
the lodge for the meet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Ham & Egg Loop

Here are results ~ the Ham
& Egg Bowling league play at
PLAY Nor alleys
Witheridge - 2720 vs.. SAINT
rock fol 1909
Lusier vs. Pepper fpostponedl.
stemp % 1856 VS. Ball 30
1880.
Men High individual. Wilson
2l2: high series. Wilson SCI.
Women - High individual. 10
Porter 1911; high series, 10 Porter
ass
High individual team game. Ball
1901; hiEh team series. Ball 273o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Dodgers Pay Off
$500, 600 Of Debt

NEW YoRk-A Brooklyn trust
company executive says the Dodg-
ers. since Larry McPhsil WAS plsc-
ed in charge. have paid off $500. :
600 Of a $500 600 Brooklyn base
ball debt.
This dispels the belief that the
general manager was spending
money as fast as the club made IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
~ HENRY MLEMoRE

United Press staff Correspondent
DIES MONIES. Iowa. have
always been frightened by sta
tistics.
I avoid them as fesrfully IS
most people DO me.
However. the other dsy I ran
into some statistics that were
~ impressive and revealing
that I conquered my fear. looked
them IN the eye. and brought
them home with me. For fear
! become too attached to them
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

Chicago and Bc<tan - feur
hits.
Tbs season he really IN
wound. He pitched = no-hitter
against chicago, pitched one and
tvo hit games against Phlls-
delphis. let New York. Detroit
and Philadelphia down with
three hts. and held New YORK
snd washington 70 four hts
What does 1a4i hold for
Feilsr-
And What viii they - saving
about him n 1880
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

Spares-For Portland. Conn. ouel-
lette. Martel, Dheere For Spokane:
Norris. Blyth Gsuf webster
OfNcizls-Referee Cam Prouclock.
Umpire Pat Murphy
First period-Scoring ! SPOKANE
Vickers tMcAosmsJ is 4e. Penalties:
none
Second period-SoorinF z spo-
kane Palm Sleeves SIS Spo-
kane, Blyrh WEBSTER i22o 4 spo-
kane Palm tschsrfe. V.ekers) 1910.
Penalty: Blyth.
Third period Scoring: None.
Penalties: Bylth. Guelletfe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Bombers Blank
Portland Squad

SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spo-
kane Bombers blanked Portland
40 last night in a Pacific Coast
league ice hockey contest. scoring
once in the first period and three
times in the second. Two Of III.
goals were credited TO Lud Palm,
Spokane wingman.
The defeat left Portland in sec
ond place. two points behind the
Vancouver, B. C., Lions. Vsncou-
yer edged out Seattle 5-4 Saturday
night with Lou Lemons goal in
the last minute Of play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

Tacoma Izssk Wsltons will meet
Wednesday at the jefferson park
clubhouse to lay reception plans
for Kenneth A. Reid, executive
secretary. There will be enter
,sinment and coffee and dough-
nuts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Hoop Site Retained

PORTLAND Talk that the
annual Oregon high school basket
han tournament would be moved
from Salem TO either Eugene o.
Corvallis was down today with
m announcement that the event
viii stay where IL il, 1T least
for another year.
Troy Walker. secretary q the
Oregon state Athletic ASSOCIATION
sid he sroup's board u control
~ yeoo0Dand 10 II anoocaa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

NJ hmhNnE proEfess b
comes al the more amazing
when you consider several items
Barely y his birthday Vas
early this MONTH Feller has
yet 10 reach hs physical prime.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

Disposition Of the Twin Falls
club franchise was expected 10 be
taken up today. William P. Ulrich,
Spokane, owner of the club. was
reported negotiating with Twin
Falls business men for the sale.
The leagues annual business
meeting was set for Feb. 9 in
Ogden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

Enrol Flynn plays a modern
role for the firs, time IN over
two years IN Footsteps IN the
Dark
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Kneiovic Tops
Coast Scorers

Here are the leading scorers ~
the Pacific Coast Football confer
snce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

ton delegates that the tournament
Be held again at Willsmette
university b Salem next March
Dates vsDe not annoAneA6
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Pioneer League
To Open May2
POCATFILO, Id

POCATELLO. Ida. - The 1e41
Pioneer league baseball schedule
will open May 2, league directors
decided yesterday at their annual
fall meeting.
The schedule, TO be prepared by
a professional schedule maker. will
be made up OF 100 games and will
end about Sept. 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Sunrise
s1riss Tuesday

II you're not using IL. sell II with
q Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3l5l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

The opening day slate listed
three games-Salt Lake City
and Ogden at Ogden. Pocatello
and Idaho Falls At Idaho Falls,
and Boise and Twin Falls at
Twin Falls. The second series
will start MAY 6 NJ PocateIlo.
Salt Lake City and Boise.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Two Grid Bubbles Pop /.

Two Of the scoring powerhouses OF the earl!
today are punctured, just other ball clubs
Cornell In one =. :. . Notre Dame the other
The big Red machine rolled hard against Colgate Army
Svracuse Ohio State Columbia and Yale
The Irish blasted College Of Pacific Georgia Ieen Gar
ne4ie Tech, Illinois, Army and Navy ~
IN, tpon against Army and Navy Tns
slub then rave genuine signs Of weakening
along and bumped into Dart
mouth and o. verdict coming ~ hours later
vhen IN, referee Cornell fifth down the
which touchdown which later elm
mated
weekend strong Pennsylvania eleven waopeo
OF course but defeat
The Irish wide against Iowa and was
Of satuday Norhwssen ~
Dame o..
10 promised return of q Rockns era Ia gone
IL for the Irish
And equally cup the stssmroiers Of Cornell
that 10 football unpredcsabis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Local Hockey
Team to Play
Meets Olympic
Club Tuesday Night

TRI-CITY STANDINGS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Thut's Okoy. Youngster :.

Dear Met: About Iincon's football coach Let me
have my little say. happen TO be student at Lincoln
and very close TO Schwarz, Kennedy and beai lou
saw Beal brought Kennedy 10 Lincoln Well Beal prae-
tcally had Bill Lennon signed basketball coach nut
Sehwarr and Athletic Director Bill Harde knowing that
Kennedy out Of job, went to hat for kennedy and
persuaded Beal TO sign him -
q the Lincoln spirit coach needs III oa'us
last three only about hvs
players put out 100 per cent.
In there Gene Anger Jim Rice
"a Msycumbsr Jack Godfrey and Rues
Nsleon
year Wayne playing top ball s'oyer only IL
ysars old
point Bill seweh has received tons of publicity but
developed him. hasn't received nod
Lincoln he joined the C. Cs for
years Then he and turned for the All
Heidelberg Northwest league team
with Bill teaching
off his and how to tos
passes sewer who made him Not Holngbey
but I'd schvarz. grand
just ask few of sehwarz proees Bob Gmsisad Tony srak
John Kumb Dick Kiing Herb Godfrey Jack Godfrey
Art Freberg from p l. c
others. They'll tell what grand schwsrz is
A.: much for Ed schwsrz th
him for The Dutch
This
When the Abes
It's the law Of balance hope you're correct about th
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

Good morning. ererybodp and don't forget Your
tickets the Gonsdga Pacific Lutheran game N inc
ssodium Friday night
Something New in Decoys
Tried the latest wrinkle In duck decoys.
And YOU should see the little rascal call EN- out oil the
skies - :. L..
Solid cork maard hen equipped with call horn IN ne'
head As perfect imitation YOU could hope to hear
Long small rubber hose attached TO mouth OF quaeke'
under the decoy ... -. A..
arr, bulb Of squeezed within the ond
s,ndng Ii. Turing quaeks o guihle ducks
Not only effective satisfying, thrilling and DO gum
Harper Joy, Spokane business man. saw Chii o'so"
eayorful Lutherans defeat Cheney Normal at Cheney
Was goggledeyed at what he saw Tommervx ana
that grand little squad at their top form
Then when announcement was made that 'on'aea
and the Lutherans would play post season game In Ia
emma Stadium he wired Les Tuttle Of the n. r.:
Arrange Lutheran game ihA's
n. aont want 10 miss dollars worth Of football
As matter you'll other Spokane and Eastern
Washington fans present
game natural
Gonzaga Out of the major league group
Lutherans with rommervik Harshman ssufoson
they'll there pitching plenty OF SURPRISES ana
spine chilling plays
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

WemoHoy...
The time Dill Howell, with idea bright 4
red. took photograph and record reproducing duck
euacks. to the duck lands
a
euacks on Canadian
And be miled Howell blind
And On
startled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

- I0uChdow PAT - Foln a
TP-Totsl points
Evening star., 1940-02-26
High Pin Rank for Lucille Young in Gull Win
ChevyChase Roller
PAGES Record LOT
With 1,242 Total
Spurts in Ninth Game
For Triumph; Norfolk
Girl Is Second

A spot among the first 10 rank
Ing woman duckpinners of the
country which she relinquished
three years ago again looms for
Lucille Young, ace of the Chevy
Chase Ladies' District League team,
after her impressive victory yester-
day in the seventh annual Lorraine
GULL Sweepstakes at Lucky Strike,
which attracted 72 leading woman
bowlers of the East and South.
With a 10-game score of 1922,
Mrs. Young, a bowling instructor
at the Chevy Chase plant, won
over the largest field ever to roll
In a major sweepstaks here.
After a first game of 1875, she was
away winging with 1872, the highest
game of the tournament. At the
end of the afternoon block the
former national singles and all
events champion held second place
with 642, having added strings of
LOG, 1873 and Ill.
Ninth Game Turns Tide.
Trailing Katherine Wick of Nor
folk, leader of the opening round
with 649, Mrs. Young, after games
of lis, liz and 1T, again turned
on the heat, and with 149 spurted
to the front to win handily with a
last game of LOT for an even 600 in
the evening block.
Mrs. Wick, who had shot 155 for
her first game to lead all the way
until the ninth, shot a disastrous
SO and only by heroic effort in the
final game saved second place. A
game of 126 was capped with a
double-head strike.
A 1928 score gave her the runner
up position over Alice Lucas of Bal
timore, who put together sets OF
$40 and 592 for 1912 count.
IGa Simmons, defending cham
pion and No. woman bowler of the
Nation, was stopped cold many
times with headpin cuts on marks.
Her consistent sets of COS and SOB
won her fourth place with 1903.
Fifth place was Lorraine Gulli's
with 1.197 Though the ace woman
roller of Washington lost ground to
Miss Simmons in their close battle
for the national No. title, she was
heartened by the tremendous sweep
stakes entry, one Of the greatest
tributes ever paid any bowler.
Other Prize Winners.
Others who placed among the
prize winners were Lola Shanahan
of Baltimore with 1,164, Mamie Nc
Donnell of Thomaston, Conn, with
1,160; Lillian Young of Baltimore
with 1,158 and Mabelle Herring of
Washington and Ann Levy. Norfolk's
15-year -old star, who tied with LIST.
Consolation high game and high
set prizes were won by Doris Smith
of Portsmouth, Va, 1853; Dot
OBrien of Baltimore and Evelyn
Brose, Baltimore, tied, 1879; Ruth
Zentz of Baltimore, GIG, and Mar
garet Lynn. Washington, 606.
Besides the top cash prize, Mrs.
Young received the Lorraine GULL
Sweepstakes Trophy.
Evening star., 1940-02-26
ChiIdren's S Bureau
Issues New Folder
BY WILLIAM L. WHITE.

The Children's Bureau of the De-
partment of Labor has just issued q
new folder, Community Social Serv.
ice for Children" describing meth
ods for promoting community stand
ards of child welfare.
The booklet was written in the
belief that every community-large
or small, city or country-has chill
dren who need some sort Of special
care. Such children may be from
homes broken by death or other
circumstances, children who are
mentally or physically handicapped,
who are mistreated or exposed to
conditions which may result In de.
linquency.
Standards which every commu.
nifty should maintain arc discussed
In the booklet.
Evening star., 1940-02-26
Heinie Miller Urges Redress
For Victim of Boxing Butt

A new system of choosing South
ern Conference boxing officials from
the ranks of former collegiate pill
low singers may be instituted next
year as a result of several decisions
handed down in the annual tourna-
ment held last week end, according
to Coach Heinie Miller of Mary
land.
Eve men would comprise the
board of arbiters for the tournament
under a plan proposed and would
be so selected as to avoid the pos
sibility of ''home" decisions. Miller
personally voiced a plea for q
remedy for cut eyes, three of which
thwarted Maryland's hopes of re-
tanning its conference crown.
"Butting is not boxing" the vet
eran Terp mentor said this morning,
"and should be heavily penalized.
The collegiate rule which orders
bout stopped in the event Of a cut
eye and points up to that juncture
Evening star., 1940-02-26
2O5 Pounds Hoisted
By 1A.Pound Boy
For Lift Title

With capacity crowd of 300 look
ing on, five youths ranging from
1872 to more than 200 pounds estab-
lished themselves as the District S
weight lifting champions last night
at the Jewish Community Center
in the first such A. A. U. tourna-
ment ever sponsored locally.
Probably the most breath-taking
performance was put on by 17-year-
old Doug Spittle of Alexandria, who,
weighing only 1872 pounds. lifted 205
pounds on clean and jerk. Cliff
Potterton, 139-pounder, ran Spittle
close second, with a clean and
jerk of 225 pounds and a snatch
of IT'S.
Bob STANCE, Dick Smith and Joe
Accardia won the championships in
the 165 and 18l pound and heavy
weight classes, respectively.
Evening star., 1940-02-26

awarded doesn't hold good In the
tournament and the victim of butt
has no redress. He's out in the
cold. It's not fair to the boys and
something should be done about it,"
Miller particularly was warm
about the case of Newton Cox.
Maryland's defending middleweight
champion, who went out in the
first round of his semi-final bout
with Rion of Clemson. Sanders,
North Carolina standard bearer,
who eventually whipped Rion in the
final, has been knocked out twice
by Cox. Miller reports that Cox
was so far ahead Of Rion it wasn't
even funny when a butt put him out
of competition.
A report that the 1941 tournament
would be sought BY Maryland also
was heard during the progress OF
the bouts, but could not be con-
flrmed by Old Line authorities.
Maryland staged the big show twice.