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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
La Befana, Penitent Old Woman,
Brings Christmas Gifts in Italy

when several men dressed like kings
stopped in front of her cottage. They
asked her where Bethlehem was,
but she had never heard of it.
The men told her about baby
which had been born in Bethlehem,
and mentioned star which had
been guiding them. The old lady
wished she could accompany them
when they left her in search Of the
infant Jesus.
But La Befana stayed home. 1t
was getting too dark out, and be-
sides, the baby could wait until
tomorrow. Later that night she no.
ticed the sky quivering with light.
The clouds seemed to take the form
of angels. All thought of sleep left
her. Rising, she carefully wrapped
two gifts for the Holy Baby, then
ran out into the night in the direc-
ton the kings had gone.
Fast as she hurried, she had not
reached Bethlehem when the star
disappeared and dawn filled the
sky. She frantically asked the way
to Bethlehem, but no one could tell
her.
And so La Befana has constantly
Travelled since that day, searching
for the Christ Child. On the Epiph.
any, IL days after Christmas, she
goes from house to house, looking
into the faces of babies. With each
she leaves a gift, hoping that at last
she will give her presents to the
right child.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
Ross Poetry,
Bays S Music
Also Featured

The tenor voice of Jan Peerce
the spoken voice of David
Ross-and the music of Victor
Bay and his orchestra.
That's the lineup of Colum-
bia networks new afternoon pro-
gram, "The Golden Treasury of
Song" which made its debut
Monday, Dec. 9, at 3:15 will be
heard from now on Mondays
through Fridays, 3:15 to $3.50 T.
NJ, EST.)
Jan Peerce is the young man
who was discovered by the late
"Roxy" Rothafel and given his
break as soloist in New York's
Music Hall Theater. Since then
he has been the theater's fea-
tured soloist and has, as well,
appeared with many symphony
orchestras throughout the la1d.
The voice of David Ross needs
no introduction to radio listen
ers. Famed for his "Poet's
Gold" program of a few years
ago, Ross will act as narrator
of the new afternoon feature,
weaving a thread of poetry
through the songs to a back
ground of Victor Bays music.
The music of Victor Bay is
known to many through his work
on Columbia's American School
of the Air" and the symphonic
programs he has conducted since
joining the Columbia organiza-
ton when the company was IN
it's infancy.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12

day." Many gifts were present
ed to him.
Those present were the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hol-
ler and family, Clarence, Sara
dell, Charles and Junior; Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Nesbit and chill
dren Mary and Ruth; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Westenbarger and Iva
Rose; Mrs. Albert Biggs; Miss
Virginia Benner; Miss Maxine
Nethers; Mrs. Alice Holtz and
daughter Janice; Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker and children Annabelle,
Lucille and Carl; Mrs. Ethel
Danielson and daughter Mildred,
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
Church Members
Honor Evangelist

Pleasant View and Long Run
U. B. churches met in the U. B.
parsonage, Saturday, Dec. Z, in
the home Of Rev. B. Morgan,
their pastor, honoring Rev.
Ralph Haines, evangelist, Piqua,
O. Rev. Haines has been con-
Quoting the revival in both
churches, and "it being his birth
day" the members brought a
real birthday dinner. When the
Evangelist walked in they greet
ed him singing Happy Birth
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
for the
Family

You know something
we think that
you feel just like we
do, and that is, that
there is not any
thing too good for
our family sure,
we may not always
act that way, yet
when an annivers-
ary rolls around-or
like now at Christ
mas time we'll
we just rack our
brains to find some
thing nice enough
for them. Now,
here it is Christmas
and a wonderful
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12

Santa Claus doesn't visit children
in Italy. It isn't because they are
all naughty, but because there is
no Santa Claus-in Italy.
No one runs down to a well deco
rated tree on Christmas morning to
look for presents. Brightly colored
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
Boys! Girls!
Run Your Own
Play-StOre

Have your friends pay you
with Popeye coins. POPEYE'S
PLAY-STORE, a dandy new
game with cut-Outs and paste
ups. Fun galore with old
boxes and bottles! Watch for
this game every week on the
Popeye Page in The Comic
Weekly with The Detroit Sun
day Times.---adv.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12

flowers decorate the room instead of
Christmas trees, and presents are
not exchanged until January 6.
On that night, an old. old lady, La
Befana, walks from house to house
and leaves a present beside each
little child she visits.
Exactly 1,940 years ago, accord
ing to the Italian legend, La Befana
was very busy sweeping her kitchen
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12

Jane and Margaret; Mrs. Louise(
Baker and children George, Dor
othy, Marie, Donald and Joseph;
Mrs. Anice Edwards and laugh
ters Grace and Dorothy; Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Thompson
and children Roy, Carl and Ma
rie; Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Baker;
Mrs. Mary Mullenix; Frank Box
er: Mrs. VIM. Teagarden; Al
Stella Pound; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Haines; Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Morgan and son Paul.
Flattery must be pretty thick
before ANYBODY objects to it.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
Building Permits
In November
TOtaled $86,5OO

C. H. Wells, city engineer, re-
ports six new building permits
issued during November, with a
total value of $86,500 in COM
parison to five issued in Nov
ember, 1889, amounting to $685.
400. No remodeling permits
were issued during the month.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12

with the history of Ohio schools.
The broadcast will be made
Sunday, Dec. Is at 1890 p. M,
over Station WLW in Cincinna-
ii.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
School Broadcast
Over WLW Sunday,
December 18th

Ben Jones, Newark, well vers-
ed in Licking County history has
been asked to help prepare the
script for a broadcast dealing
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
CASSEROLE LUNCHEON

Mrs. Addie Cabeen of West
Main street entertained the Mo-
kama club with a Christmas
party and casserole luncheon on
Tuesday, Dec. 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20

los ANGELES - The dizzy sports whiri be-
comes a two-rins circus IN southern California
this week when q flock Of baseball cluhs. ineind-
ing seatte's champions. start training, and the
$4,000 Santa Anita Derby 70 staged
Although the baiiyhos druns brat hsavy iss
the turf classic there "a h. IN ssnai Amount
Of interest In opening u baseball camps. Jack La
veit /. tremendousl, popular In southern California
and the fact that the Ralniers opening their
training schedule by playing the ssnersbs< Ce"n's
Mack's Athletics st san Franchise means capacity
crowd Of rabld fans witness tke debut Of NE
famous PhlledelphIa mewul In these parts.
HORSE racing, Of course, has its legion Of follow
srs and the Derby being such vide open race
results In stimulated public interest The turf han.
dicappers right now at least, are 81 loss TO mans
fsvorte and the history Of this race 10 that long
shot rsnsssiiv ssllops home first All of which
makes for concentrated PUSHES ut the mutuei win
dows and accompanying smiles from the manage
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
Snow After
New Record

The heavy Snow fall Of baskets
by Roy's shsrpshooting forward.
Harold Snow. brought him within
striking distance Of a new Pierce
County league scoring record.
Snow added - points during the
week to increase his total to les
points in 10 games with three yet
10 play.
The reeerd set by Cnn Beyee
81 kapewsin last year 10 .of pelnts
In II games snow rissed one Roy
game with An infected finger.
Dip Loseland. the other Roy
sharpshooter. rifled in 81 points
during the week to take second
place. while Harry Erickson Of
kapowsin his the twine for 30 tai
lies and q tie for third spot on the
list.
Biggest gain In the list was
made by Doyai Gallagher Of Yelm.
whose IS points lifted him 10 ninth
posltion. . hop Of eight places.
Pierce County league play re-
sumes tonight with Roy playing
Federal Way at Milton In q make
up game, Tuesday evening. Fife
goes to orting. Kapowsin to Glow
or Park and Yelm to Eatoaville
and on Wednesday Kapowsin plays
at Roy.
The top scores:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
Praise for Hermann

During the course Of recent chat L~liSslt men
toned that Lsroy Hermann was thu best pstehsr
he sv.r managed Roy was with the Los Angeles
club several years ago Jack felt, IN yisw Of hls
selection that many stauneh Rslnisr rcotsrs might
have wondered. How come" particularly a. time
did not permit an explanation 81 ihs eholes
THREE years running Hermann had 10 or more
ball games won by the first OF August" aid Jack
with pitchers II IL pretty difficult 70 70 ssyond
ths record. A pitcher who sins 20 Or more games
cant b iosfinx Heumsnn's record for tboss three
years surpssses anything ever dons BY any pisebsf
ever mad"
OF course. Jack thisks very high, u bic
present ksiaier staff Ne Regards Dsskis mar
rett the hardest worker he managed.
and speaks is glowing terms ~ MAI Tsspis.
who ~ IS h pitching his best bali
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Braven Dyer Says:

are very popular down hers, ssidem tuning -
bad shos Th.rs " strong swing ~ Garcia. despite
the fact that Henry beat The boss-punehink expert
before The impression that Hsnry " slipping ~
been broadcast over the ecurtry bsfefs. hus ths
iittis Bomber certainly showed no agns II sash
deterioration IN his last start against Fsas" MN
tansx.
Thsrs are angles 10 Armstrong; record thss ~
positively amazing Fur instance
Ne hes ~ ssesssst sssisa " ssassessavs
kssehsuss In hisssry. III ~ greatest string -
consecutive Miss. ssl the greatest saHhss -
nshts with ssiy s~s is~s, -. N wss ths~s
Titles withis shree ssssths, asd sscrssssuiiy
a~seuded his esswn - tinpea
It's pretty difficult 10 bet against man with
. record like that. even n he u going one notch
out of his diyision.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
SKI WEATHER
Tire chains are particular

Tire chains are particular
" recommended ON ley hills
and for heavy vehicies."---
State highway department.
PARADISE-Road open 10 Par
sdise; chains required from Ma
rada Falls; ~ degrees; two inches
new snow; total - inches; dry
snow; part cloudy; skiing good.
sNOQUALMIE SKI 30 WI
Cloudy and calm; - degrees; no
new snow; total - inches: skiing
good. Sunday Was the biggest
day of the season. with ! 800 ski-
ers on hand.
MT. BAKER Road open to
lodge; snow on road from nine
miles east OF glacier to lodge;
carry chains; 20 degrees; one Inch
new snow: total 81 inches; over
cast. with light snow; skiing good.
sNOQUALMIE PASS - North
Bend 10 Easton, snow and Ice On
road In places from one and .
half miles west Of summit 10
Esston; carry chains; IS degrees;
one and . half inches Of new snow;
total 81 inches; overcast. with
moderate snow and fog.
PARK JUNCTION Road In
good condition; 70 degrees; trace
new snow; total ID inches; light
overcast.
CAYUsE PASS - Gates open;
Ile inches Of snow; skiing good.
STAMPEDE - Temperature 81.
One inch new snow. Total n.
Snow wet. Foggy.
MARTTs-TeuperstBre ~. Two
inches new snow. Total 90. Wet.
Cloudy.
MoNAD LANE - Temperature
"a. -Four inches new snow, total 81.
Dry snow. Cloudy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20

The Rainicrs report this Monday NOTHING ht
San Fernando and Boss Leyslt says be sxpscts At
least 40 players to don their monkey suits. Some
of you radio bugs may have heard Marss Jack ON
the radio with the other svsninE when he said
that his club for the sbortstop post 10 ~ well
set h. could wish. Jack has no immsdiats news
relative to fliing Alan stranEes boots but AYERS
he has been promised help from at least t~s major
league clubs
Promise. thing and deliveries ss-
ether. In thu mesntime Joe toss.rsrt. Who did
. better than average ysb Of holding down s~e-
ond base last s~asen. VIII be given thsreaEh
trial 81 short
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
ULCANS Land Javres Prizes

Latest football ss~s dawn sosth ucLAf
three coaches Bsss Hou.i. nay Hlehssds ard Jiss
Blswstt. have sssnsd eeaffsets TOT I'VE yssts
81 substantial salary lneressss The nfsiss hsvs
esgged . bslf-aosss outstanding nnlox ssitsss
transfers. among them Q fine b~ak. Nosh Gutis
from san ksise Jsysss De may - iss chap -
alp into Kenny wssainxtoa's shoss 81 isfs half
Horrsii already Matthews back ~ sssftsf. Hos-
isan al right half and ovsrlia ssd Cantor 81 full.
plus pisnty of iinsmsn
Hobb. Adams. fas many years sas ~ Howard
Jones' bess aids ~ use. may 20 % Kansas ntafs
head coach. Adams wants The igb. Kansas stats
had . former Trojsn captain. stan Williamson. -
line eoseh for ss~Fsi years. and Jack csfansf.
another ss-usc. man. " nov head b@sksshs'i
msnt0r
Ths Trsjsss haze ils~a ~ three pvtse prep
stsisi<s foe sssass sssAirss wssk. hss1tss ~
h.s Vas Cssri~y SYLVESTER. tsipts fkssst s~tf-
hssk from SEATS nsrs~sss ~hs psssss stts Ne
i~n hsss Sss~s sss sss . ssssbpsw
tss.ef IN eli bis pears ~ Use. Ssek Ts~st.
state prep spFiss sAswpisa. frees b@kssssisss.
and siss fssis~n player kss nkssis< ssssfss
1hs tAi,s pfsss 10 aieksy asAssIss ssss~sisa II
ts~ Asassi Aria msss s<hssi fssm IN i<s A.
Esi~- nsAtsis b h~sk. tss-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
- May Start In Darby

THURSDAYS $4,000 Darby may lure - many ~
~ s.yssr.oids fAtsst addition 10 Camp Verde. pus.
chased by Robert Riskin Of hollywood from 7. r.
Morgan. TN Tssas oil man. for = reported ei7.ooo
imagine u the wsr~ run this aftssnsaa
the betting fsyerttss would bs uaishsdon. Mrs.
Ethel V. Mars winner Of last Saturdays ete.eoe
feature. Ausury, Neil hecsrthys winnsr ~ tws
$4,000 races: FAIRY Chant. nks~i.s . $4,000 rsss
winner from the same stable which ssnt Hes~ment
and FAIRY hiii 10 victories three years sse 's the
Handicap and Derby hieisnd. 6. = HS~sfas sfnsk
Oregon. bred and perhaps csFmsnsiis, . ssrpfiss
winner last week More sbsai this race a<st We~k
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
HOOP TITLES
IN BALANCE

Two championships are at stake
in the Monday nights Church
Fraternal basketball league game
between the Central Lutherans and
the Falkland Trinity Lutheran
qulnts at Q o'clock on the Bellar-
mine naples. Al 7.45 game be-
tween the Messiah Lutherans and
the Woodmen of the World In
scheduled.
Central I.utherans are twice
holders Of the Church League
trophy and also this seasons
first half title holders with only
this game % win 20 salt the
trophy away. Both teams In
the second half have not yet
met with defeat
II Falkland turns the trick a
best two out Of three series will
be necessary TO decide the cham
pionship and all other teams in
the circuit will participate in a
placement contest starting next
Thursday.
The Industrial league
teams will play Tuesday night In
the Jason Lee gym; Northwest
Door Co. w. Northern Pacific
Shops at q o'clock and Petermans
at . o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
The top scorers;
SMEAD JOLLEY
JOINS SPOKANE
SPOKANE, wash Ri,

SPOKANE. Nash.-Big smead
Jolley. for many seasons one OF
the prime sIuggers in the Pacific
Coast Baseball league, Will play
this year for Spokane Of the West
ern International league.
Club President William Ulrich
said the 22o-pound batsman signed
contract and probably would
team with Dwight Alden and
Frank Falconi In the spokane out
field
Jolley, who broke into the Coast
loop In 1927, played with Holly
wood and Oakland the past two
years. Last season he batted 500
and had a .s6e fielding average.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
MULLER JOINS
BEAVER CLUB

PORTLAND, Ore. - The pur-
chase Of Freddie Muller. former
Seattle second basemsn. from To-
ledo Of the American association
was announced today by the Port
land Beavers Of the Pacific Coast
Baseball league
II Was q cash deal involving
5000 The transaction Indicated
that Second Bssemsn Irvine JEFF
fries 10 on the market for . trade
and President y. J. shelter limited
that a deal would be closed this
week
Muller helped set eoss, league
record for double plays several
years ago. He bats rigbi-handsd.
and usually hits around 300.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
Crucial Tilt
| In City Loop

Chilla's and johnson Paint will
eet this Monday night at 8
clock in Lincoln gym for a game
lat undoubtedly will have much
do in deciding the champion
Zip Of the City Basketball league.
It's a last chance game"
for the Painters. Should they
lose, they will be out of the
running for the second half
crown. A victory, however,
would put them In . three
way tie with Chilla's and Con-
sumers Meat for top spot In
the standings.
Consumers plays Cammaranos
Knight at 9:15 and, as the Cams
kve yet to win game in is
arts, Consumers Is regarded as
b. almost certain winner.
Third game will pit the Cali
lrnia Florists against the Inter
bty Auto Freighters, beginning
| s o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
Strong Seattle Props vs.. Bells Here
Husky Crew
Faces Trial

sEArTIE-Feilewing wash
isgten rowing tradition. Ha<ky
crews wili hold . Time trial
over the twe-miie distance
Thursday 90 Lake Washington
since inception Of rewink--er
~ least ~ FAR ~ veterans ran
remember - crew coaches have
picked Feb. - - the date for
the event Capt. Paul seal~s.
tried for . month 81 the Inn
portant stroke ear. sas Moved
hack 10 the Ne. Z spot he held
last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
Logger Quint Dealt
Setback By Linfield

MeMINSyfLLE, Ore. - Linfleld
college struck back al the College
OF Puget Sound Saturday night.
vsnquishing the Tacoma quintet,
~ 70 20. In a Northwest confer
enes basketball game.
The victory was surprising. The
northern team easily won Friday
nights tilt. - 10 70. and II was
expected another such victory
would follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
RIGGS WINS
ANOTHER TITLE
DAYTONA BEACH. F1a.--Bo

DAYToNA BEACH. FIa.--Bob-
by Riggs. national tennis cham
pion from Chicago. held his fourth
consecutive tennis championship Of
the winter swing the South At
lantie singles today.
Riggs defeated Hal Surface Of
Kansas City. 0-s. b-7. So. SIS. Ga.
in the finals yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fsbyan Of
Brookline. Mass. took the women .
singles title with an SO. rs victory
over Pauline Betx. Los Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
BY
Art xREfU

and oistrict piayoffs coming TINS
week.
Squads are aiming for the state
meet. which will see 4 new cham
pion crowned.
Hoquiam's state champions were
tumbled twice and Olympia Bears
took up the leadership In the north
ern division of the Southwest con-
ference ~ Olympia fans started re-
calling the rosy state champion
ship days Of is2s with Tailor, Full
Ter. Freeman and Ogle.
Chick Rockey's hoopsters down.
ed Hoquiam, 3I-16 at Hoquia m
after Aberdeen had handed the
Grizzlies their first league defeat
of the year, 21-13, earlier in the
week. Aberdeen lost its chance
to grab second place when 1t was
upset. 24-23, by Montesano Friday
night.
Kelso Hilanders completed the
leadership by new faces in South
west Washington when they de-
feated Camas $500. and vancou-
yer, 34-24, TO take . game and .
half advantage over Longview,
who was toppled. s1-23. by Cen
tralia on Friday and succumbed to
the Oregon frosh, 47-27, Saturday
afternoon.
Seagulls Take Title
Everett's annexation Of lite third
successive Cross State league
crown was not unexpected. al
though the pennant was raised
without the Seagulls engaging In
league competition.
Bellingham's 30-2s last minute
victory over Lincoln Abes at Bell
ingham ended all hopes OF any
Cross State quintet tieing the Sea-
gulls. Bellingham cinched second
place in the final standings.
Everett feasted on Wenatchee
twice to run their 1910 victory
string to 20 and a consecutive row
of triumphs numbering 23 since
Longview bested Everett In the
opening round Of the 1899 state
tournament.
West Central Plans
West Central district circuits
began closing the books 10 make
ready for the district tournament
two weeks hence. Bothell be-
came the No. . team TO qualify for
q tourney berth following Fife
Trojans. unbeaten Pierce County
league pacesetter.
Bothell decisioned Foster, 1922.
to capture Lakeside league honors.
Fall City grabbed a half-game adj
vantage over North Bend in the
bitter snoqualmie Valley league
race. Vsshon and Poulsbo raced
towards their expected plsyoff for
Tri-county league honors.
Over on the Olympic peninsuls.
Port TOWNSEND. Port Angeles and
Forks qualified for the Peninsula
title tourney this week end with
the fourth berth resting between
sequim and the No. . team Of the
Western division.
Journeys Tonight
County tournaments open to-
night In whateom and snohomish
counties while sksgif county tus-
sles saw sedro-Wooiiey step ints
the lead for the first time during
the campaign.
County Journeys are also slated
this week In okanogan, Grant.
Douglas. spokans. Whitman, Stew
ems and Lincoln-Adams. A dis
tr1et tourney opens at Yakima
Friday night.
OakyiIle became the first team
TO qualify for the Southwest b"
tournament at Centrsha March
STA. A sub-distrief tourney for
wshkiakum. Kliekitat. sksmanis.
Coviitx and Clark counties opens
at Longview Feb. 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20

Janikula appeared In Bert Ran
som Of Sumner and Hugo Toschi
OF Renton.
Games Tuesday find Enumolaw
and Puyallup renewing their feud-
ing at Enumclaw, Kent at Renton,
Auburn at Sumner and Buckley
at Highline. Auburn plays at High
line wednesday night
-~n. tan scnr<rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20

psils~inx are shs ssmss y -
played THE needsy ntseti ~
pssssksn esiy camHueity Hosine
~ mai nsitk - : D M En1ise
~ cbsils's 81 . ,. n. hsfises -
Amstsese lsks II . :. n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20

era as h e
league swings
in TO q double
round Of play
this week
with Russ
alt marsh OF
Hig h line and
Gail Rru &c OF
Puyallup b o Z h
idle, a new pair
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
Y. NJ. G. A. BASKETBALL

St. Rita defeated Community House,
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