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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
LUTHERANS OPEN AGAINST RANGERS HERE TONICH
Fife Beats
Kent Squad
Decisively

NV scundinx = warning nat
ths teto siitlon 81 ths Fifs rreIsns
nay - every 81 ss powerful ss
~ ia1a Class = stats shsmrlans.
each nh Nlnsons feathalisr. A.
fsatsd Kent fandais % ~ cas-
A Puget snuna eonfsf~nes. ~ 70
. hsFs yesterday afternoon
Or teuchaews 40 seafsa n
10Th The seeont snd fourth aaar.
ssfs snd ths method ~ scefins eath
sas practically identical
stsrtlaK fFen lhs 20 yzrt nns
FRANK Spear. leading Individual
scorer N ths stat. issf Year
hssved ioysFa pas - Mel
Rove Thsn spear sent around
isft tnd fcs Il wards on : lsssrai
pass Three plaxs later shluaba
rsrasish seored ne srona touch.
down.
ksnt thfealsusa several times
Bat Sas unable o. mslsiaia y
sustained drive against PRS hsfd.
charging Ans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Here s a Hoover
An Easy Winner

I'd Hoover. ABB sophomors. per-
formed a supsrman feat IN win
ming the Lincoln high strength
test this week. Eds mark Of
1873 surpassed the former mark
Of 1921 established BY George
Rae
The i7s-potind soph registered -
dips. IA chins and . total grip of
zo7. Runnsr-up sonors we're won BY
Csorrs hsgrsnd and Leo Arnstad.
1871 and 1920. respectively.
Top boys In y w O'Nssfs
classes were George hegrsnd. first
period: Eddie Parker. second peri
Cd: Thomas Dickson. fourth
period. and Ellsworth coffel, sixth
period
Leading ~Tsrzsns" IN Leslie
Hears classes we're Leo Arnstad.
first period: ~ Hoover. second
period: Robert Doyle. third psrind.
and Ingvsld Thompson, rxth
period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Ivan Larsen
Midget Coach

Ivan Larsen was appointed Lin
coin midget coach this week by W.
b. Hardis. athletic director. He
replaces hyron Carr. who left last
week for national guard training.
Larsen. graduate Of Llncon '3s.
attended Pacific Lutheran college
but was prevented from playing
by q back injury.
Sixty players answered Lar
sens initial call wednesday,
including four Ieftermen, Nell
Stevens, Bob Hamilton. ends;
Tom Set. guard. and Ronald
Void. fuifback.
The Abe peewees viii Be- de-
Tending their city championship
trophy for the second consecutive
year. They open tina season
against the stadium's lightweights
on Oct 4. with return tussiss
slated for Oct. II and Nov. IL
Beiisrnins wtIl serve as the op-
position Oct. ~ and Nov. IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Seattle Beats
Oakland, AZ
Tokes 81 Iced in
PloYoH Tits

Jo-Jo Whites fifth inning home
run with Al Niemiec on base gave
Seattle the margin by which II
defeated Oakland. Z to 2. last
night in the piayoff for the Psci-
fic Coast leagues presidents cup.
The win gave the Rsiniers . 2 to !
edge in the series.
Los Angeles took . similar
game margin over San Diego
BY trimming the Padres 0 20
Z. sheilacl<ing waiiy Hebert,
the best Of the San Diego huri-
err, for II hIts.
Whites home run was inside the
park and came after Giily Camp
bell had scored on Niemiec's single
and Pitcher Paul Cregory's sacri-
flee fly.
Jack salveson. who started for
tina Acorns. retis>1 after three In
nings because Of . sore arm. He
had given the Rainiers only one
hit In that period. Ben cantwell,
who succeeded him. was soundly
raped In the fifth and retired In
the seventh for q pinch-hitter.
George Darrow finished. The Raj
niers got only five hits off the
three huriers. 10 eight the Acorns
got from Gregory. but two double
plays aided Seattle.
Bob Weiland had the better Of
the pitching argument with He
bert, for he gave San Diego only
seven hits. two of which came In
the seventh with a brace Of walks,
TO give the Padres their lone runs
Weiland lost control and was
hoisted In favor Of Joe Berry, who
BANKED San Diego thereafter.
Arnold statz. Eddie
Mayo, Lou Noviloff, Lou stringer
and Billy Holm each got two hits
off Hebert.
The Angels and Padres move 10
San Diego for tonisht's game
Seattle and Oakland eontlnus at
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
NYA, Midland
To Play Sunday

The British-American War Re-
lief committee chairman, George
Michel. announces a baseball
game Sunday at Athletic park at
2 p. m. between the NYA cham
pions Of the Twilight league and
the strong Midland club, runners-
up in the fast Western Washing
ton circuit.
Both teams have just COM
pleted a highly successful sea-
son In their respective leagues
and from all indications should
produce q close and interest
Ing game.
There will be no charge at the
gate. but those who wish TO con-
tribute toward the cause win be
given an opportunity to do 30
during the afternoon. All proceeds
will be turned .over to the War
Relief COMMITTEES TO apply on the
fund for the second ambulsncs
unit 10 be sent from Tacoma. Ath-
letic park has been donated by the
Tacoma Baseball club. Both teams
and necessary attendants are do
mating their services. As q special
feature the steilacoom band win
play during the game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Clover Park
Scores First;
Viks Win, 26-6
Fred Stronkmon
PAGES Puyollup's
Air Blitxkrieg

fuYAilLuf - showing that
they were unafraid " the big. had
Vikings. Glover PARK Warriors
scored on Puyallup first. but I'm
ally succnmhed 10 superior man
power. 26 To 8. here last night
Nifty Fred strsnkman plloled
the Vikings to victory after Steve
TiSh was the spearhead Of q as
yard drive that scored for Glover
Park IN the fir1 quarter. The
Warriors had recovered a Puyal-
iup tumble on the Viking %.
Puysllup. receiving the neat
Kickoff, never lost possession
Of the bah until n was ahead
10 9. strankman completed
an is-yard pass 10 Wayne
snider, . Is-yarder % Gail
bruce and breexed the final n
yards 10 score In the first play
cf the second quarter. Norman
sturm made the try-for- point
The vikings marched 10 yards
for their second touchdown on a
2e-ysrd pass 10 snlder. Two pasass
and . 22-ysrd run by strankmsn
featured the march.
Two more touehdowns we're
scored by Puyallup In the third
quarter. .strankman went five
yards for the last. A pass 10 Bruce
added one point.
The Vikings completed 7 out Of
10 passss and held q first down
advantage OF Is TO 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Sumner Loses But
Puts Up a Battle

SUMNER - outwsiKhsd nearly
ten pounds 10 the msn. Sumner
spsrians pot up = courageous hat
tie before losing. is 10 0. 20 O'Dsa
Irish here last night
n WAS Pop kssnsy's first game
IN his nsw position - sumner
ooaen snd local FAM we're highly
pleased with tina scrap shown ~
the spsraians.
o'Dea scored late ln ths second
half after recovering spartan
fumbls on ths sumner siRht-yArd
lins The Ifish marched 90 yards
in tfs fourth quarter for the see
onc soofs
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stadiums Tigers. who knrw
what 10 do when Miss Opportunity
~fnked ~ them midway in the
third quarter. defeated Lincoln. s
to Q. IN the annual city prep
opener. PLAYED At the stadium for
the benefit Of underpriviieged chill
drcn.
Approximately 1000 fans saw
the two prep elevens. occasionally
cursed with first-gsme-of-the-year
filters. put on a gridiron struggle
that was extremely even and ex-
eeedingly Stephen-except for that
brief moment in the third quarter
when the Tigers swung wide the
door at Miss Opportunities faint.
feminine rap.
The Abes got more first
downs. seven 90 five. Between
the eo-yard lines. In fact. the
Lincoln Railsplitters more
often than not. particularly In
the last quarter. shredded the
Tiger defense>. But inside
their own 20. the Tigers turned
into II stone walls.
That's the way II was Not that
tickle Miss Opportunity didn't give
Lincoln the old come-on. She did.
Twice. Not long after the fourth
quarter opened. she beckoned first.
Lincoln. with Claude Manning do
ing the ball Juggling. had the oval
on the Stadium 25-yard line, first
down. Here Miss Opportunity was
reckoning the Raiisplitters shame
lessly. but they were looking the
other way. for they lost the pig
skin on downs
Again. late In the final quarter,
the Railsplitters moved down deep
into Tiger terrain. reaching the
l3-yard line, but again their attack
begged down and Miss opportnn-
ity gave them the gate for good.
Not Stadium. About halfway
along in the third period. the
Tigers downed a Lincoln punt on
their own 47-ysrd stripe. The ini-
tial Bengal play thereafter was
the highlight of the game. and II
led to q Stadium touchdown.
Leigh Moody. Stadium left half
back and a slippery customer. in
deed. broke through n gap at
tackle, caromed off a couple of
Lincoln tacklers into tho open. He
whirled away from the grasp Of
one tackler. and others who would
have brought him down were cut
out Of the play by savagely
efficient Stadium blockers. He
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23

ST. MARTINS

Here the probable starting neups Tor the facic
Luheran-St Martins game tonight at o'clock in the
stadium
P c. Roster-Patt (50, North (5D, Thorefson (45)
Jungck $780, Broz 5s Anderson 46), Huseby (43) Fall
90 Freberg (44), Whitehead (3D, Tommervik
(52) M. Tommervik az, Petersen t34), s. Harshman
man 1885, Pollo (59 Pueger (49) Petersen 4S Martin
Cd Harmon (4p ode 1850, Croft (56), Swanson 1881,
Lumsden (55)
(49 Viger 49, Gallagher (52). Srsen t50) Marcue 45,
Ryan (SS) Dahen (36) Werlich t40l, Sommervle t42,
Burke 44) Tannehl (53), Clark (39). McDonough t46,
Cooley 1881 Cooper (31), Sinclair (30). Tardin $50,
Munzza (35) Yushda (54), Hansen (34 McBronney S5)
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Tigers only three hits. Hut at
this critical moment Harder weak
ened slightly ard Manager Oscar
VIII weakened even more When
Harder walked MeCosky and
Cshringer singled. vitt quit on
his pitcher he stopped the game
and brought In Rob fellsr.
That proved = tragic mistake.
Teller never got q man out Hank
oresnberg sluEEsd him for a
single. No did Rudy York and
Frank Higgins These three hits,
combined with Beau Bells tumble
on Yorks single. gave The Tigers
a 81 lead Joe Dubson replaced
Teller. and Pete Fox single Aftsr
a squeeze play failed with Hig-
gins being caught Al the plate,
Bruce Campbell, an ss'indian.
singled. scoring FoN with what
proved 10 bs tina winning tally.
The two stubs stiiI have five
games left 10 play Win eafh
other. hui Clessiand's lack Of
ability 10 come through In the
elufehs. and Detroits India"
align ON Fellsr make the Tigers
fasoritss Va eouss through
With one ~ the biggest npsrts
IN baseball history.
In ths last night game n ths
season. the ~ Louis Browns
edged the Chicago white sos. ia.
before 10.7ss persons Harlond
Gift homersd for the Browns IN
the first with me bases loadsd.
while Jack Hosenthsi hit one for
the White Soc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Meadow Parkers
In Prexy Play

Meadow Park golfers VII en-
gage in the annual Presidents
trophy match Sunday. first round
of competition. Second round IL
billed for Oct. 8. Originally. the
Meadow Parkers were scheduled
10 play at Aberdeen. but that date
has been postponed until Sept. 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Lincoln Iniramural
PROGRAM on Criddls

Llncoins Mtramurai stnistie
program sili b. organized nsxi
week With n activities comprising
thu program Lssiis HoaF. gym
Instructor. disclosed today
Tbs sports include srchsfY ap-
paratls. hadminion. boNinK has
kstbau. fencing horssshoes. pinE
pong swimming. tuFnDiinE and
wrestling
-TurnOuta this year IN basket
nail nil differ from the pasi IN
ths respect practices Niii - held
before teams are ofkanl<ed
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Bowling


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aans hish i"f ne esssh afsn
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Stadium Subdues Lincoln
In Prep,F ooiball Opener
42-Yord Gollop OF Leigh Moody Leeds
To Comes Only Score in Cd Period

wss downed finally on the Ran.
splitter ie-yard stripe
Three Tlgcr plays. then. gained
but four Yards through thu tight
ened Lincoln line. bat = beaut 81
q pass from Moody 10 Jack VII.
son put the ball on the slx-yard
line FER = first down. Harold
Martindsle. Stadium fun. hanged
into the Railsplitter forward wall
twice and the ball was but = yard
short. Wilson plunged over for the
touchdown. Jack Nuekey's kick
was low.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Prep Reserve
Squads Play

City reserve prep football will
officially get under way Monday
when Lincoln and Stadium seconds
square off In the South Side bowl
at $50.
Eligible participants will be the
players VINO did not see action In
last nights game, Under the
present setup the same clubs are
billed for a return engagement
the Monday following Thanksziy-
ing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Prep Grid Scores

taidsudats . bufiu ore
Basusii ~ anafs1WisH
FaFailuu ~ Gipgrr FaFs
kamonas y nsiissf4s D.
PIE IA keng q
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hsalfis Ffsu % asnsan 2
fiaarg . kssufis Ore "a
stadium fraeensai Z. t4neoia rfs=
fousAl o
Olympia o. ui.nliGs .
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Aeafos Nooiie8 ~ AarFaFliis
taaEFsa 3 nrsat ff1rtiAndi o
DAYTON D Afsease ffnahoj ~
YAKIMA TO- EuHmflas
Hfasasfson = A8efaeaa ..
H4Asasans 0aaata .
hsfnBSidse rsHt orchard
csansH a. Nsissoufs ..
PraAsar ~ Wapaso 10
nuanyaias ? ufandgieN .
&c Ei4fH - Wsaase ass ..
kenneaIek - Kiiian
NsBs0a IS kigsls4a o
fgiilsHa al chiHaf4u
TsqpenIsh - MafquSsse 2
EaD8esin 20 Oftin4 .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23

BREMERToS-scoring in both
halves. Bremerton Wildcats de-
feated Aberdeen Bobcats. Is 10 0.
here last night. Bremsrton held
a wide yardage edge.
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Everett Wins, 100

EvERETT-Before q Milk Fund
crowd Of 5000, Everett seagulis
defeated Franklin Of Portland, IL
TO 0. here last night. Ascnenbren-
ner and Belt made the touchdowns-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Kapowsin Wins, 400
kAPOWsfN-Using HIS

hAPOWsfN-Using his regu-
lars only seven minutes. Coach
Ernie Cope's Kapowssn Loggers
defeated orting Cards. 40 to 0. In
an opening Pierce County league
game here yesterday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23

Substitutes Iincoins Carlson.
ArnS, A. sloyef. fyfcr. kenlston.
Lumsden. Manning Stadium. nuek
Gregg. Doods Dress. SllFern, jacob
sen. Alonei. Boyle Nuckfy. orcsorY.
passes attempted. Lincoln =. stsdi-
um q; passes completed. Lincoln Q.
Stadium penalties Lincoln far
rs Yards Stadium 4 for 20 ysrds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Air Attack
Planned by
Olson Club
Come In Studium
To Get Under Way
Al 8 O'clock

- WIN WA74AftsH ~ ttt@
collegiate senfssercs feethsll eofs
win PIP tonight a : o'etock ~ ne
rseems stadium Win ~ Martins
cofisg. and rssifir Lutheran pro-
viaiaE ~ pressure.
e1ln oisaa. me Sly LathefsH
asusnr hss aesifiea al airpcrts
that Ne sui act tsss ths response
oiHty - sny alrplsns. ,hat az
hruashs sown sartnr re Hsms.
fof hs plan. n utiliss Re Sammy
nsngh rnmmsrvik N ar attempt
% kssp tHs oscns siuttsrcsf vita
Tying rsEsklns
sig slHufases. me set fis-
ses~a wisEunas wAs hssaiea q
gs-d share ~ the rummesxfh
pa..e. - season. Niii act
sait ~ ~ tss sanse h~vsn.e
- ha~e eessstl"ss whlea v'iI
ks~p him sus ~ setina ussii
ths asississ ~ Hstt w~eh.
nut FAR rtstl ths Little All
American sltyscFapsF will -
there IN tins fnf the game and -
wfi Marty North. TIE foot } lreh
basketball player .ha handles ths
football sta ths SAME sass - -
sess the sssaha
with ~ieh msn a. Veterans
George Hrua. unrton HusbY. Lolls
iunEch. sssraptsin Art Frrb~fx
ard rss,emsf George Anderson.
formsr u - " freah player a
bolster the forward vail. nlsna
has littis " wurry ahaut
The hscknshi oaly provides =
worry 10 the young mentor ~ FAR
a. whom he wili start 10 concerned
Hs has nine men ~ top ahility. but
the favoriiss seem q bs The Tom
msrvik bruihsfa. Mary ard Hee.
A. the halfhaek poAis hig MARY
Hsrahman 81 full and Hair TaYiar
- HNAhftf VIII - iHfHAtt NtfhfN
Harmon. the sms1a1sF fFnfn ~
sfsti. slated 10 failoN eips~ IN ths
heels ~ these men
MOST OF RANGERS
AnE NFw PLAYERS
The Ranger ouiflt 10 composed
largely 81 transfer stnfisnts iaat
years squad bnlng greatly depict
II By graduation nut q should -
strong steven Nahuo fiiahi'iss
rated ths outstanding ssutsf IA
the Northwest ssml-pfu issx1~.
g'ayinE Tor ne Tacoma Columbia
brewers last year wlii eeeupY ths
roaming center positina On ths
Ranger team. Itamsr Iisin's back.
field vii - fast, siih big Jim
stack n Seattle ai fuIihaek Hlll
Dahlan al night hair Iash Me-
ponoagh. rugged spssis.ss. ct EFT
half ana little Hguiekailssfe Horn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METcALr

DEAR NET: Tomorrow another horde Of hunters viii
concentrate on the blue grouse in the Elbe-Natonai
region. just like they did last Sunday
That further slaughter Of grouse in Of the
few truly big grouse regions in Pierce county That rs
made possible because the CCC gates have been left open
to everybody
Why not close the gates 10 everybody -.
Make s isI remain remain on foot - ~
miles G N.
Dear G. N. agree you II you Saturday
Lam you'd this that
gestion that everybody walk absolutely permitted
special few as was the rule until this
good n auto
they hundreds N long
Of what it has been and should be always .
Protector Carl Hoggat checked io hunter. that given
National and checked 2o7 birds
emphasized
need small imagination Judge how bird. killed
last Sunday that section
grouse a problem game department
years Because of decrease IN numbers
that extremely
There only four days Of grouse shooting this year last
Recognizing that why do attack the alone set
aside a special
doesn't make consistency
Better for All Concerned -.
We might find il better for all birds concerned water
fowl and upland to wait until the federal government,
sets the waterfowl dates and then set upland bird
season (Chnks, Grouse, Quail and Huns aike) def
mite dates within the waterfowl season. which opens in
That would climate any species
I know that some say, frnstance
the and the grouse would
60 o the distant timber"
they but all the high timber IN
October developed
will But the always Sept Is
Pigeon shooters will snoot all kinds of game birds"
might to small extent but that type Of pigeon
shooter taking chance
whole however, few other birds would fall
Hunters coming today
Why put the burden on the birds? .
We're getting want everything too
I'm we'd enjoy and appreciate sports we
worked the hard to gain detectives
The automobile has taken is taking something out Of US
something that makes us a softer breed OF cattle
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Seattle Prep Downs
Renfon Eleven. 1910

RENTON - Two touchdowns -
one a s5-yard return Of a punt
by Billy Perrin In the second half
enabled Seattle Prep TO defeat
Renton Indians. - TO 0. here last
night.
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Wednesday night at Grantsville school
farm workshop. For the present, the
women are taking up soldering and the
making of food and sugar scoops while
the men have been concentrating their
efforts on saw filing and tool sharpen
ing.
F. J. Getty, principal of Grantsville
High school, attended a dinner at
State Teachers college, Frostburg on
Wednesday night, given by Floyd
Cromwell, director of guidance, State
Department of Education, Baltimore
Cold weather Friday night resulted
in Garrett (Pa) High postponing its
scheduled home game with Grantsville
High basketeers.
Brief Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cunningham at
tended the dinner and dance of the
Peoples Life Progressive club Satur-
day evening at the Francis Scott Key
hotel, in Frederick.
Harvey Gortner, A. C. Stanton, NJ
S. Brookhart, Hobart Speicher, and
Ward Newman attended the Pennsyl-
vania Farm Show at Harrisburg last
week.
The Girls All club will meet this
Friday night in the WOW. building,
if the weather permits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peterson, Rock
ford, Mich, who came here to attend
the funeral of Charles H. Bill, are
spending this week with Mrs. Bill and
also visiting other relatives in Cum
berland, and other nearby places.
George Simpson returned to Rich
ards, w. Va, after spending the week
end here with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Simpson, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. Edwards.
Helen Ramp, Johnstown, Pa, was a
weekend guest of Mrs. Anna ]. Warn
ick.
Mrs. Ray Lohr and daughter, Jeanne,
have been confined to their home by
illness the past week.
DR.. Charles Boucher, New Kensing-
ton, Pa, enroute to Florida, visited
his sister, Mrs. Melissa Boucher.
w. H. Kaufman, Baltimore, former
principal of Grantsville High school,
was visitor here recently.
At the meeting of the local camp
No. Al, w. o. W., Monday night it