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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21
Rogers Pin
Team Holds
Spotlight

The Rogers team in the Century
league held the spotlight last
night at Coliseum alleys IN their
three 10 one win over It's tho
water. Rolling games 81 90. sis
and 1885 they smassed total Of
ISIS. Included was Howard Mur-
phys coz series. the only trundlsr
In the loop 10 hit over 500. His
game. were eos. $50 and 40.
other members Of the team are
West. Friberg and carley.
Ted Rivers had the lndivid-
nal houors for high single.
registering as In his first and
following up with 1os. Rivers
II lined mp with the Mayfiower
Cafe team. which took three
closely contested points from
Harper's Confectionery.
Three teams managed 10 win
their matches BY capturing all
four points. These were Washing
ton Hardware. schorn Paints and
Brotman's Their opponents were
respectively Primo's Inn. Bryan's
super Service. and stevens and
vetter. Paulson's had an easy time
to take three from Little Paris
Beauty Salon. Tacoma Milk Pro-
ducers garnered three from Com
munity Tavern. while Old ST. Louis
split with Hub Clothiers.
PLAY NOR COMMERCIAL
Model Cafe team walked off with
full squad honors In the Play Nor
Commercial. elockinE up three
games over 900 TO total 2762. Team
games were s4e. so2 and ei2. and
accounted for four points from the
Montgomery Ward quintet J.
Reams OF the Montgomery team
had high individual series with
SIS, which included . EOS single.
Benny Longo had = nice
series Of SAC which included
the big single Of the evening.
His 22s game was not enough
20 put his Michael Bros. team
ahead In its match with Cen
ter Sc. Service.
Each team gathered two points
but there was only two pins diff
ference In total pin count. Maxwell
Petroleum went down three points
to one In It's match with HAM
mond Electric Laundry.
PLAY NOR LADIES
Play Nor Lunch quintet took
four points from the Federal Bak-
cry girls In the opening session of
the Play Nor Ladies league.
Norma Sweet was the individual
star Of the Lunch team with her
$50 series. made up Of games Of
III, 1876 and LAB. The match be-
tween Stacks and Leifesters was
q two-point draw.
A special match win be played
at the Coliseum alleys on Satur-
day night between teams repre-
senting the Club Tavern Of South
Tacoma and Cozza and Sons. The
first game In scheduled for eight
o'clock.
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capable right half. A. the
right half position they nerd
replacements n well.
Meeting Georgia Tech, Tulane
and Southern Methodist viii spoil
Auburns season for them. but on
the whole II will be better than
last year. Mississippi State IL in
a position 10 he the fourth team
10 beat them. Four losses IN 1910
u better than five losses In 1899.
Georgia had great sophomore
prospects. but the academic axe
has given Coach waliy Butts the
miseriea. Tom Lleb comes from
the Pacific Coast 10 take over a,
the University OF Florida. where
81 lettermen are At hand. Louis
lana State will play too many
sophomores this season 10 be very
dangerous. -Four OF Missiaaippi'a
1889 regulars are gone. and three
OF them will be hard 10 replace.
Coach Mahre's problem 10 finding
an adequate center and quarter
back. and capable ends.
The Southern Conference IL
made up Of schools In the South
eastern part Of the country. That :
Duke university's lair They have
been an almost regular winner Of
the conference championships they
will do n again this year Even
though they are minus Rinar and
johnson. 1885 first string guards.
and purdu. and Bailey. outstand-
ing ends. the Blue Devils atm viii
be able b muster a bettsr-than-
average line this year. In ths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21

Kentucky viii make It a warm Al
Winning their 10 scheduled
games won them the Rose Bowl
and $4,000 last year. hut no
Pasadena bid will come TO them
this season because their weak
schedule does not entitie them 10
that consideration. They may
likely be the Sugar Bowl entry or
70 to Florida's Orange Bowl, or
be the visiting team in the Cotton
Bowl.
SCHEDULE EASY
A glance over their schedule and
we see that II has q New Years
Day outlook. At no time do they
meet two top notch teams In a
row. They start with Mercer and
then take on Duke. To recover
from that affair they play Chat
tanooga. and at the same time pre-
pare for their big game OF the
year when they tackle Alabama.
Florida, LsU.. Southwestern. Viz
ginia, Kentucky and Vanderbilt
follow In order.
The last two games look
Hike two major contests. hut
Vanderbilt II not ss good ~
last year. Kentucky has n
squad which shows promise.
They should win their first
six games. hut meeting Ala
hama and Georgia Tech On
the seventh and eighth Nat
urday win ruin all their
chances of betterinE last years
mark.
Tsnnesses's hns Ia as strong ~
last years. and they have an ad-
ditional year Of experience under
their belts. The center r. the
weakest part Of that strong line.
Their backfieId has great possi-
bilities. the quarterback position
being the weakest spot because
they have no player Of cafego's
calibre TO replace him. Expert
eneed reserves at fuilbaek IL an
other problem for Coach Hsyland.
Last year Tulane and Georgia
Tech shared the Southeastern Con-
ference championships, all three
teams winning all their conference
games. The was possible because
they did not play each other In
1889. The same conditions prevail
this year. because neither Georgia
Tech. Tulane nor Tsnnesses visit
the same field on the same Sat
urday
OF the three oo-dsfsnders % the
Southeastern title. Tennessee has
the best squad this year. sdth Tu-
lane and Georgia Tech q toss-up.
II hairs were n he split, then
Georgia Tech would get the nod
because Of It's more Seasoned let
termen now in uniform. In dsfsns-
I've play the edge must 20 10 Tu-
lane. Both teams will taste defeat
from non-confsrence squads dur
ing the season
LINE STRONG
Coach Frank Thomas u Ala
bama can place on the field line
a. strong a. those Of the three
leaders. but the need Of reserves
would hamper him from collecting
more wins than Tennesses. Georgia
Teen or Tulane. Experienced back
field players At night half and
II smother serious
problem.
Mississippi state hAs
squad which has . good chance
To surprise the leaders n
they can beat Auburn. To do
mat they viii have 10 bolster
their oeater past and IocAts .
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SPECTACULAR LUTHERANS PLAY SATURDAY
Two Bowlers
Share Honors

Two huwisrs shared lnaivtiuai
hoaors n ths ccilssum Boosters
league 1T sight prank Haff-
mzn a. Hcassr once and Lss
Canneu - TIE fost office sash
wsr~ credited with q 50 total
Hoffman hsd three games einss
together while cennsn ~ a "a
cns - tea
Pest Once made = clean ssssr
~ - match sith simcnas sass
team setting up ths hlkh single
games a OF and as. and ths
highest series total - eHft, To
other matches also resulted IN fanF
point wins Rtg had Wolf, wiih
nm cenfads hlgh single game II
soi. kream kfast nread Kisls taaA
advantage ~ the hundred pan spot
from the Penn SAT- walked ssay
run cryssitks.
Krcam krast nrsad girls teos
mfNaNAahf ~ -" HAtt"'"A "" -
presented them by the frun salt
keKisrs. and annexed four points
Hooker Office had the long end n
q three To ere count In their match
with the Defiance Lumber squad
SPECIAL MATCH
In = special three Esss~
match at the Cellseum alleys
last night The Ar .saE teak
the earuea iate camp ~
shoat no pins. Heth teams
are ffam the NersAefa fsrlfie
shops. tlesa Ro.ce~ VA eat=
standing Ter the Ar Gang.
posting . IN single ard . 500
series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21

Piatf. last year mainstay. and
Marty North.
Sig Sigurdson. the TAN. blond
regular end. IL not expected to
play. His leg il not sufficiently
strong following an operation some
time ago.
Last year the Lutherans twice
humbled the Rangers. 10 TO 9. and
Z to 0.
AL Lutheran home games will
be played in Stadium bowl.
The games are: st. Martins. SAT-
urday: Pacific University. Friday
night. Sept. 81: Western wash
ington Of Bellingham. Saturday
night. Oct 10. and Central Wash
ington Of Ellensbure. Saturday
afternoon. Nov. is.
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Defensive Work

LOS ANGEf-Es-cosch Edwin
Babel Horreil sent the u. c. l.
A. Bruins through the first defen-
eve workout Of the season today
a. the second team ran Southern
Methodist plays against the first
stringers- Stepping up the pace
Of workouts. Horreil cut the squad
TO 4s and indicated 10 more
players would be sent 70 the
second string soon.
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Bowling Marks Tumble

good position with a large manu-
featuring company. His successor
at the Broadway has not yet been
announced by Manager Dick Nc
Nerthney.
CLASS PLAY
League play at the Broadway
closes for the week with the
matches tonight OF the Class A
Women, Milwaukee and Telephone
ladies. The lanes will be open
for practice over the week end,
only one league match being bill
ed. Sunday night. at 7:3o. the
Hotel Winthrop ladies roll off
their postponed Commercial league
tilt with Ice Delivery.
City league bowlers last night
set a hot pace at the Coliseum.
Five team games over 1000 were
clicked, and 10 individual games
were over 200. OF all the trund-
lers only one reached the coveted
500 mark. Only Fl failed to
break the five hundred mark.
Outstanding teams included
Richfield Hi-Octane for its high
three game series Of 2e45 and
single game Of 10i7. Toby Tyler,
rolling fourth on the squad. posted
the sos series, which included a
201 and a 234 single. Coast Brush.
going down three to one To the
Oilers. registered the 1886 high
single for the circuit, with all its
members well over the 500 line.
Pacific Match was the only
quintet 10 garner all four
points. Huh Clothiers were
victims. Merrick and Race
took three from Carstens
Packing. High single game Of
2S8 by Ted Tadich helped the
jewelers. to set mp . big 1o45
game.
johnson Painters had TO roll
three games over nine hundred 10
get three points from the Griffin
Fuel team. Russ Michael Service
captured three points from Cas-
well Optical. just grabbing off the
point for total pins by five coun-
tiers.
PLAY NOR CLASSIC
Tacoma Truck Sales posted a
1881 and a s60 single last night
to take the team honors in the
CLASSIC league. Mike Wavrek's
546 was tops Of the teams in
dividuals and helped in the three
point win over Model Lumber.
Penny Anderson, rolling for the
Dahl Paints. was credited with
games Of I'll, 1T and 1872 for the
high individual series In the loop
of $50. The painters took three
points from the Olympic Dairy
squad.
Papst Blue Ribbons went
down three TO one In . close
match with Rankos Drug.
John Poyneer's Els high single
and Tony Quinn's SIS series
showed the way for the drug
gists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21
Jeffrey Speeds

rstO tLro. Caiif Clyde JEFF
Frey. me sorlds fs@ieat shits
srrsatsF. contributed q aa-yafd
toue hsiown run during scFimmasr
~ atanferds Indians Yesterday.
Coach CLARK ahauHnns~r. hoe-
ever. believes Jeffrey nseas unrs
ssssnnins hefnre he siIi Sc mueh
action
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21

HNAAN tAAttC - y Nil[A.
Incidentally. Homer Helm. broth
or Of the famed Mel Of Washing
ton State glory. makes his Tacoma
debut. Homer took over this sum-
mer. replacing Joe Paglia. resigned.
The 1899 Lutherans were un-
doubtedly the most spectacular
eleven Tacoma has known.
And this season that same team
Il back again. older and wiser.
In the backfield. firing
passes n In Sammy Baugh,
will be the sensational Tommy
Tommervik.
Out there In the distance,
ready to cuddle Tommy's best
aerial thrusts win be Earl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21

League records in three bowling
circuits at the Broadway alleys
tumbled Thursday night as the
trundfers began to warm up for
the long winter session of tenpins.
Art Angove. veteran pinman,
blasted away the individual marks
IN the Odd Fellows league with a
214 single game and 5s3 total
Lorraine Miller, In the
broadway Women's league.
rolled 4S1 for a new individual
total and finished her series
with = 1876 game. a high single
game record for the two
weeks Of play.
Harold Richardson turned in
1877 in his first game for Frame
Department in the Coast Sash and
Door Company league to set up a
new single game mark in that
circuit.
RECORDS HIT
Team records also felt the ef-
fects of the bowlers' assaults.
Beaver Lumber ladies, led by Flor
ence Wolland's 156 and Mary JAS
per's 1873, rolled 7o7 for a new
high team single game.
South Tacoma Odd Fellows
rolled 2442 for a new high
team mark In their six-team
league, and East Tacoma En-
campment rolled DIT for the
best single game score Of the
new season. Russ Pierson
helped pile up the team total
with q nice SIS tally, and Jack
Avril helped along the single
game record with his 178
game.
Two teams, Mueller-Harkins and
Days Tailored Wear, are tied for
first place in the Broadway
Ladies' league. Each has lost only
one point in two weeks Of play.
The Bucks won three points last
night from Beaver Lumber and
Days registered a four-point win
to gain the tie for top place In
the league.
NICE WORK
The Frame Department team,
composed of George Otto, Hank
Hansen. Lawrence Halvorsen, Ben
Craig and Steve Kalapus. turned
in nice work in Its third game in
the Coast Sash and Door Com
pany league, rolling s23 for a new
high single game in the circuit.
George Otto's ass was the
high individual series In last
nights play. Stanley steb-
bins rolled 164 for one Of the
good single games Of the ses-
sion. Frame Department won
four points from Shipping,
and Mill and Office split even.
Broadway alley patrons were
wishing Frank Watson, genial
house man, good luck last night
In q new venture which takes him
from his post at the Broadway
alleys. He leaves today for Ana
oortes. where he has accepted a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21
Full Scrimmaqe

SEATTLE A fnli length ffssA
scrimmaEs saturday sIli deter.
mine the University ~ Washing.
ton travelling squad that leaves
Tuesday for Minneapolis Coach
Jimmy rhslan said the aerimmaEs
al-o would give him = definite
line on tho starting slssen asslnst
the University ~ Minnesota sept.
"a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21
Light Workouts

EUGENE. Ore. a han was
called today ~ Coach Tex"
Oliver 10 the strenuous University
Of Oregon scrimmags sessions and
light workouts with tn dummies
we're substituted. Offensive drili
Was smphasizsd "a Oliver pre-
pared his squad for tonight .
public exhibition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21
Bear Outfit Good

BEnkELEy. Calif.-Tbs first
string looked "okAy." 10 Coach
Stub Allison az the University Of
California Golden Bears ran
through their second scrimmsgs.
but the others were far behind.
Jim Jurkosich. night half. and
vsrn Castor. left half. were out
standing In the scrimmags. each
making a touchdown against the
Rambler squad. Another scrim-
mage mas besn ordered for BAT
urday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21
Younce Injured

CORVALLIS. orr. A xrsnehed
shoulder In serimmaEe all ke~T
Leonard Younrs. veteran right
guard on the Oregon STATE for
ward wall. out II the opener against
Idaho. Coach Ion Hsiner an
nounccd today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21

Nfs"hR "t 80
baekfield. left half McAfes wili
be harder 10 replace than quarter
back Evans The need of = break
away runner Il Wallace wads's
hig worry. Duke will not he a.
s,rong a. the 1888 OF 1892 squads,
but still they wiii have enough 10
win the conferences crown.
NOT UP To STRENGTH
Al the same time the other
Southern Conferences teams will
not be up 20 the strength 81 last
year. North Carolina. their great.
est conference opposition. viii be-
vulnerable at guard. where their
two regulars and a reserve must
be replaced. The depth At quarter
viii be troublesome Sweet" La
lame. this years regular, IL az
good q ball player a. stsrnwelss.
isses Aii-southsrn quarterback
who has played out his eligibility.
To find : replacement for Lslsnns
IL a problem.
Ciemson's chance. Ia tie
Duke for the little are excel
lent b~eaoss they do not
play the Hlns Devil. % the
Tar Heels from North Care
lima. Their one stumbling
block siIl 10 Wake rere-i.
the strongest sonthsrn Con
ference team thsy meet.
Last year Clemson beat them
by a score Of 20 b 7. that's when
they had Bangs MoFsadsn and
Bryant in their baekfisid. with
heFaddsn and Bryant no longer
on cismsons team. and ths Wake
Forests baekfisid intact IL hack
field that gained s7os yards by
running plays more yards
than any other team IN tho ma
toni. u looks ss though Clemson
will not get by the Demon Dea-
cons. A player with forward pass
ing ability would do much 10 mass
the Wake Forest backflsld of
greater value While tina others
are fighting for the ti,is william
a Mary il the team 70 watch for
surprises.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21
Third Round
OF Golf Play

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21
Olson S Eleven Makes
40 Debut in Stadium
Tommy Tommervik Will Be in Pass Slot.
With Plott and North on the Wings

Professor Cliff Olson magician Pacific Lutheran
college introduces squad fans for the FIRST tim.
Saturday night -
Stadium bowl is the site college Rangers oppo-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21
Norman l.. Sper on Football

won W until y M
Boy st January newh ssaon
tn dop han non o. bel ooppne
nnmake II afternoon when they
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-21

good position with a large manu-
featuring company. His successor
at the Broadway has not yet been
announced by Manager Dick Nc
Nerthney.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-15
J. H. Westbrook Funeral
Services Are Held Here

Funeral services for J.. H. West
brook, IS, Of 207 North 18th street,
who died yesterday morning after
a long illness, were held at $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon from
the chapel of Andrews mortuary.
The Rev. Robert L. Jerome, pas.
tor Of Trinity Methodist church.
and the Rev. Andrew J. Howell con.
Quoted the services. Interment fol-
lowed in the family plot at Topsail
cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers were: DR..
Graham Barefoot, DR.. j. B. Gran
mer, DR.. Fender Porter, E. T. Mo.
hone, Paul Baschon, o. L. Rhodes,
M. B. Gore, B. M. Jones, r. T. Sin.
clair, D. M. Crenshaw, A. E. Eakin,
w. w. Miller, F. M. Hickman, L. L.
Wright, Edwin Applewhite, William
A.. Sanderson, J. P. Herring, I. c.
Loftin and ]. L. Hannah.
Active ~pallbearers were: l.. B.
Bloodworth, Shepard Westbroox,
James Durham, C. H. Sudbury, W.
D. Sudbury and W. F. Sudbury.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-15
SOUTHERN Estates
WIN RATE VICTORY
ice Refuses To Reconsider
Decision Granting Long
Sought Reductions
By BEN GRANT

WASHINGTON, March 14-R-
The south won another freight rate
victory today when the Interstate
Commerce Commission refused tc
reconsider a November decision
granting l%ong-sought reductions on
Ia list of south-north rates.
By a 50 division, the same as on
the original proceedings, the com
mission rejected a plea of northern
railroads to reopen the case for
further argument.
At the same time, the prescribed
rate reductions were ordered put in
to effect by June 1.
In effect, the November decision
upheld the south's long-staIding
complaint against discriminatory"
rates, ordering reductions ranging
from 5 to IS per cent on a list of Is
northbound manufactured articles.
Because it established the import
ant principle of sectional parity" of
rates, ~southerners hailed it as the
entering wedge for many other rate
reductions. Southern politicians and
economists %contended an unfavorable
schedule of rates to northeastern
markets had retarded industrializa-
ton of the cotton country.
It was generally believed the sue
cess of the first case, brought by the
ISouthern Governors conference,
~presaged early filing of additional
proceedings.
Nevertheless, counsel for the de-
fendant railroads have limited they
would take the case to the federal
courts.
Commodities involved in the gov
errors case included stoves, stone
of various kinds, cast iron and brass
pipe fittings, fire h%ydrants, iron and
brass valves, and soapstone and tale.
On these items, the commission
ordered rates from the south to the
north on a basis approximating that
which now applies to the same COM
modities within the north. 1t was
said existing south-north rates on
these commodities were about 81 per
cent higher than the all-north level.
In today's decision, those against
reopening the case were Commits
missioners William E. Lee, who
wrote the opinion, Clyde B. Aitchi.
son, Walter M. w. Splawn, Marion
M. Caskie. and John L. Rogers.
Voting for reargument were
Chairman Joseph B. Eastman and
Commissioners Claude r. Porter,
Charles D. Mahaffie, and Carroll
Miller.
Commissioners j. Haden Alldredge
and William J. Patterson, who be.
came members after the southern
proceeding was under way, did not
participate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-15
Cotton Demand Slated
To Exceed 1899 Crop

WASHINGTON, March 14.-CR)-
With cotton exports at the highest
level since 1888, federal farm Off
Gals predicted today that this sea-
sons demand would exceed the 1899
crop by upwards of 100000 bales.
Requirements in excess of last
years crop will be drawn from a
record surplus of about 100000
bales on hand at the beginning of
the current marketing season.. The
bulk of the surplus is stored under
government loans to growers or be-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-15
Services For McCuuen
To Be Conducted TODAY

CLINTON, March IA. - Funeral
services for E. w. McCullen. 80,
who was found dead in bed at his
home on the Dunn road near here
this morning, will be held from the
home Friday morning at II o'clock.
The Rev. V. W. Callahan, pastor
of the Clinton Holiness church, will
conduct the services. Interment
will follow in the family cemetery.
He is survived by one sister, Miss
Sallie McCullen; one brother, Ivey
McCullen, both of Clinton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-15

longs outright to the government as
a result of loan foreclosures. Some
cotton already has been withdrawn
from loan stocks.
Agriculture department cotton ex-
perts said there were prospects that
combined domestic consumption and
exports this season (Which ends
July 81 might total 100000 bales,
compared with 1926 900 in the pre-
vious season. Production last year
was about H. 500, 900 bales.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-15
RELINQUIsHING MEMBERSHIP

NEW YORK, March "a. - Up -
j. Jierpont Morgan, senior part.
ner of J. P. Morgan and Co., is
relinquishing his membership in the
New York stock exchange. The
exchange announced today that he
has asked permission to transfer
his membership to H. Gates Lloyd,
partner Of Drexel & Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-15
WILL

WILL INVESTIGATE
Attorney General jackson said
the chief of the Justice depart
ment's civil liberties unit would
investigate arrests by FBI agents
of persons in Detroit charged
with aiding enlistments for the
Spanish loyalist army. Senator
Norris lind Neb) had accused
the FBI of "inhuman" conduct
in the arrests.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-15
Capitals Day
fRv The Associated Press)

Foes of the Hatch "Anti-Poli
tics" bill succeeded in amending
the measure to prohibit cam
pain contributions of more than
$1,000. Supporters of the bill,
noting that party contributions
r needed for the forthcoming
campaign, acknowledged that the
amendment lessened chances of
passage of the bill.