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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
B'NAI ZION CONGREGATION
Rabbi L. Lehrer

Rabbi l. Lehrer
Joe Pearlman, President
of Congregation
Hebrew Sunday School, II a
m. and every day IN week. ex-
cept Friday. at 4 p. m
Regular services every Friday
evening. 8 O'Clock, and Saturday
morning. o'clock
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28

Golden Text: For unto
whomsoever much is given.
of him shall be much requir-
ed. l2:48.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28

Prof Robert 1IcEl-ur q Frlnre-
ton. famed historian her- -
PCrryElIlc. ~ 6B wears ass
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28

Lesson Text: Luke 1858
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28

1824-Charles T. Mohr, noted
Alabama botanist. pharmacist
and chemist, born in Germany.
Died July II, 1901.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28

Horace y. Tan rl--re5 found
er-head u me Taft Sc-orL Conn
brother q In lz-c P1lsll.---
Chief Justice. born Ir ClDc-u-z-L-
70 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28

1856-Woodrow Wilson. law
yer. professor. Princeton Univer-
sity president. New Jersey gov
ernor. 28th President of the Unit
ed States, born at Staunton, Va.
Died in Washington, D. C.. Feb
8, 1924. FEK
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FAITHFULNESS

International Sunday School Les
son for December 10. 1910
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
81. MarY's Star Of the Sea

p. J. Kellener. ST. Rector
a L. Maureau. Sd. Assistant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Grayson' S Scoreboard
Peckinpoueh Grand Fellow. and Those Who
Had Contact With Tribe Since Slopnicko
Took Charge Know Team Con Use One
Nv HARRY 6RAYsoN
MA Service sports EDITOR

Y bringing Roger Thorpe PeeknpsuEh Bradley
JUNE 1888 Cleveland
coined his only
public fires him
perhaps Bradley managers
starting all
Bradley possible player. TO
the rebellion athletes put TO tire
three-yesr reign o Witt
Bradley might have pleased the patrons extent by
pilot recently but
the standpoint Of selection Roger
Peodnpaugh a
reappointmen only locally
administered and
Though joined great shortstos
and continued his Roy Peoknpsugh
American league lineup uniform alongside the
immortal Napoleon Leoe
shooter Peck much
ordered Walter johnson oNe from
talk to when Billy Evans general
The excisble Wit popped of talked Of
Tn. Pekinpsugh pr,vou,
and tvyear
.tss He handle including IVES
EDDIE Morgan
But when suspended
then outstanding pitcher 1000.
And feelings
temreramental Redskins Witt he wrong
Peekinpaugh grand fellow. anybody
with Cleveland sspnoka
Of the front office Indians
It's good 10 Roger Pecknpsugh back
in the Cleveland organization with whom talk baseball
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Eight Contests
On Coast Bill

SAN FRANCISCo-Eight inter
collegiate football games are Of.
fered holiday fans In the far west
today.
one OF the top ones sends Utah
against Idaho In Salt Lake City In
the final game Of the season for
the two teams. Utah has been
beaten only by Santa Clara and
Utah State while Idaho won its
first 1910 game last week In beat.
ing Nevada
Nevada goes into action AT
stockton against College of
Pacific; Chico State and Cal
Aggies Of the far western con
ference play at Chico. Fresno
state entertalns Colorado
Mines.
willamette plays Whitman Al
Salem and II willamette Wins. Il
means the Pacific Northwest Con
ference crown for the BeAroats
San Diego Marines play Whittier
at San Diego. and Whitworih
tangles with Carroll 81 spokane
San Jose went out after its tenth
straight win in an International
game a. San Joss against South
Dakota.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Vikings Beat
Sumner Eleven

81 ~ En- n Vas the b~sf
Thanksgiving game IN five years
between ruyaiiup Vikings and
sumner apar'ans. trst " ended the
same way they all have for the
past decade with puyaiiup ~iss
ninr. 10 10 Q. here last night
Al tina scoring occurred In the
first haif Ths Vikings rushed
over two toaohas~ns BY espsial1s.
ing quickly on IN. breaks while
tho Hpsrtana moved down the field
~ yards on an unusual sprsad.
formation passing attack
stspp,aE summers spssisg
drive On the pa, aiiap is-sssa
linz. tins sIhiass osme ssst.
recovered . aalanss fuusbis ~
tho NsyssS iiss. s~s IN four
plsyr ssnt ssrm st.rsp sssus6
left rod Tor . isss h<s~a.
Pour plays later Don res snatch
81 . sumner pass which mad been
dsfiscts1 ~ Wayne Enldst Pc
raced "a yards 10 scofs sssndins
up kturm converted.
Ths spsftans started pitching
and scored IN four psssss Hith
oils Mailsy'r hsays Ia Dale fsampf
Bringing ths touchdown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
LooneY Hangs
Up Pro Record
Rookie End SnoQs
q Aeriol Heuveo

>ew vonn 80 psn Isersv.
F~osis rhslsssipAss sna. sssAs~
hsh~a : n~w league F><a<a 80
ps.estshsnx sns jehans Drake.
Cleveland fssiIhzss. silnn~a lrss
ses~uf rl.c~ ia ,ws different A..
psfsmsnt. N the race faf lnsss.
rtdttsl heans. IN the Material PRIV
fssssanai fs.nsh.si race
statistics fss tns insh es~s -
play revealed tc<fsy that fa1pey
nae caught ~ psssvs. hfeshInx
The old mara # Al s~s - tai ~
prn natsnn n ofssn ray l1sausy.
howsveF. lssfs statssr ~ naiy
three catches ans ssch hss twe
games o. play itat.~rs so yards
en catches 70 me highest ssssl IN
tire lesatw while nis tsammats.
Carl nsllsnsaus. has esnuhs ts~
most touchdown passes. sss.
Drake eiswhsd firm seventh 10
second In EFrand gaining vssh sss
yards ard fFum fifsh 10 s~~nnd ln
scofsna eth ~ points whsss~s
white ~ nstr-ss remained N fisss
place smsaG TN ground nslasss
with s1s yards psss rssid ~
Washington has . clear title -
scoring hanafs with eight tesen.
downs fer - roints
sam my bssass. wsshsaasou's
Ere., forward pas~~r. has already
established ths single game record
~ - compositions and ~sil snnss
two ns~ ssesoas records In are
more game iiis totsis sFs nsw
100 COMPETITIONS IN inT tsssss foe
|. s0a yards ard ~ souehde~ns
itis sffselsnsy average 10 s>e
Those intais are sniy foas son-
pis,ions and ~ yards swsr frem
the league standard a. ios sam'
pls,ion. by Parker uaii ~ t1svs.
Land. i,s1s yards by psvsy ofssssa
NJ rhiisdslphla. hath msde isss
war nsnGh's sfneisnsy. " mAia-
tsinad for bic final t~e ssmes.
aiso ~lii sssAhissh . nee league
mark
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Park Basketball

PARK basketball games for Frf-
day.
Seven O'Clock. Can G0rdOns vs.
Kestor Chapter Dsnolsy - Bell
srmine. 8 Hanitou Community
Church W. Psrkland Trinity A.
r L. c, 3. Latter Day Santa VS.
Fuller Paint a. Beiiarmins .
Knspps Business College Va Cen
tral Lutheran a. Bellarmins
Entres in the PARK BoyE Junior
A and y Basketball leagues VIII
clos. next Wednesday, Nov. a
Teams desiring 70 place In one q
these circuits should file their
entry with Al Hodges. park recrsA-
ton director. zIz City Hall Annex.
TIE \ division Is for boys Is 70
II and the y loop IL for 10 70 Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

Olympus Polar Bears passed
their way 10 an 10 8 victory over
Tacoma and into . tie for the Tri.
city Hockey league leadership IN
= fast. rip-snofting game last night
At Lakewood Ice arena
The Taoomans journey 30 Brem.
ert0n tonight Tor clash with
the Navy Yard CITY club and a
Taeorns win vii elevate Olympia
into undisputsd leadership Of the
three-tssm loop
The Polar tsAss. Who pass~
nj and checked with mid go
son fine~ss. Won tire game
rather hsadils despite tss fart
that three Of their regular
players did not see action. All
soidiers. tbes are memi,~rs of
. company ~ rort L<~ts that
h under auarantise for
neasies.
Olympia had but one spare and
shortly after the second period
they didn't even have him. Tuggs
LAmps. their star defense man.
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Air~sas assured ~ . 10 f~s
sAs e~-s-T>ses title s~s s~->s.
ing e~is . sfster, sv<r tsIl=
s~vssa .. sahs ssie r~s>>ssse..
ne ts<ias. are e~.esAes ~
As~t nd thss year sfsssass
sA~sr s~i~esse. r~wssas . ees-
ference f~vrsAlssy.
mere seems little relief N sight
shncs Stanford ~sii have s.es Al.
mcst the s.me esns ~ Indians
ns~t sssscn win but TIRE. ca.
csr,iars. Inc stamford clue I. cew.
rossd of mniers AMI rnphemares
~hlcA makes the squirt n the top
even more remsrAsnis ard pro.
vides q clear inflestirr 20 ~hst
10 expect frusr c1.ss shsaFnnss.
sy's ecys IN tssi.
shsushnes.s hlssss, in.s All
ee ma Norm stsnales bons crush.
lns fuilhsek sna an lfnpastAnt ny
tn STAFFORD. effenss Hirht llslf.
hack stash gsiisFnesu sHd lsgf
rnd stan Graft are the ether TO
seniors VIA ~lii have u he 70.
placed ~ HhsuEhnss-y rest rear
tiis tee ace players Quarter.
eseh rrankle Albert sad LET,
Hail rsts kmssevic. arc returning
shsug Uneasy aisn has . sspshls
replacement FIR s,srdles IN hlli
vueinieh. ,o7.round snrhameF..
0aiiasneea. sh~ss wsu ~
fiilea b, Al Geie es cee NJ 49,
~vsi promising graduates fr.m
this y~sss fv~shmsa ssasa.
vev CRAFTS e~a sv.s. shsaasa
s~ssy 10 grooming Clem Tow
esiir. . great 1853 catcher and
eso~iisst tsekies.
Roth stamford and California
ar. Idle this week before their I'm.
portan, rsms Nov no EVEN .
California yiotory could not sssp
stanford out ~ the Rose Bs~l
since Washington stlli must get
ny uciA on saturday al ins
Angeles and Washington state IN
Seattle the following week In gain
. Tie And. traditional hsllo,lnE
would give stanford the bid he
cause they heat the Huskiss
There are No ether conference
games this week, Washington
state playing oonssgs 81 apo-
kane Montsns meeting Portland
and idaho taeslins Utah al sait
Lake city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
LEAHY Coach Of the Week

NEW YORK - He stepped into
one Of footballs hot spots" al the
start Of the 1889 season, but since
then his team has lost only two
games and become one of the most
discussed elevens OF 1910. The
United Press dominates at It's
Coach of the Week
Frank William Leahy Of Boston
College.
All season his eleven has
been bowling over its oppo-
nents with apparent ease.
Among the victims was Tu-
lane. rated one of the nations
powerhouse elevens before the
season started. But Boston
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
PRACTICE INFORMAL:
PLAYERS ARE WEIGHED

Combatants come and 20 as
they wish. There /, no squad cut
The boys have regular coaches.
but maintain their own training
rules. Practice lasts about an
hour and a half a day, but some
of the athletes leave early because
OF meal Jobs. etc Practice Is in
formal Some come out off and on
all season.
Players weigh in on the second
day prior TO each game after prae-
tice that day. Those weighing in
excess OF Isl pounds are ineligible.
Rival teams weigh in before each
game. Anybody then weighing in
excess Of l54 pounds is ineligible.
Periods arc Of Il minutes dura-
ton. but play is fast because speed
IL stressed.
At first the 15os used oast-off
varsity equipment, but now the
universities furnish them with new
stuff each autumn.
Prince ton is the defending
champion. but Penn and Yale went
into their fourth games unbeaten
and tied for the lead in the current
race.
Average attendance IL between
400 and 500, but as many as 10, 900
have seen a game al Rutgers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Football Is Really Played for Enjoyment In
Eastern intercollegiate 150-Pound League
Boys Too Light for
Varsity Have Fun
Meeting Rivols
Their Own Size
Nv HARRY GRAY son
MA Service Sports Editor

>EN NoRk The Eastern IN
teroolleglste Lightweight league
offers positive proof that football
car still he played for fun
Schools have tired 70 keep light
weight, or iSo-pound. football in
formal TO protect II from the
pressure and hsliyhoo which Ia.
attached itself 70 the varsity
variety
The little fellows are not pub
lieized. but because the ides rives
boys too light for the varsity or
junior varsity an opportunity 10
play on regular teams Il has made
rapid strides on the Atlantic sea-
board
Originating IN 1891 On an
intra mural basis. $50 pound
football grew Into the Eastern
1nter collegiate Lightweight
league three year. later. Char
ter members are Vale. Prince
ton. PrnnsNlvsnis. Rutgers
and Lafayette. Cornell and
Aillanoya were admitted te
complete the present seven
club setup.
Each outfit plays fun sohed-
ule Of SIX games with the other
members Of the circuit.
More than 100 reported at
Pennsylvania this fall rs at
Cornell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Billy Soose Offered Seattle Bout

Freddie Aposioll. san Francisco formerly recos
Mined IN New York and California
Apos,oi dropped q ioround decision here
Tuesday night to Tony Yale the MIRA champion.
whom soose had trounced In = kinEs-N appear.
In the .ast several months AFRO. soose also
IA. . triumph over Ken oVeriin. tho New York.
California titisholder, 90 his credit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
SCREEN WEDDING

trsnk Morgan 10 married 10
Irene Eteh again IN Keeping
Company Thls makes the sseeaa
tins the I've have been ssd on
ths scFssB u YES '-Ths Mortal
hlnfm- bsfafs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Set Sites, Dates
For Semi Tourney

INV YORK SITES and ssrt-
inR dates % 20 q the - stats
championship ssmi pro ossshsli
tournaments for 1881 we're 70
isssed today b. ths National Semi
Pro congress
Assigned stsa and starting
dates included
s. Mares. Idaho. July -. Port
land. Ore, July &c
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Oregon Cridmsn
In Semi Event

PORTLAND -Four tssms clash
al Mssfofd and Hand tDasy foe The
right "a sntsr the finals IN Ore.
CONS high sehoal football slsis
scramble
rhs ftaliss plays st Assifvfd and
issnd snssfssl8s salem nut A..
b.ny. which has il~d ssism. may
edge into ths picture " ssiem aims
today stthDash the winners Of the
tao Thanksgiving day encounters
have been tentatively designated
~ the hlsh sshoos sthissis s.~o-
eistian ~ finstlsss
Messshiie. a.~sh testi
shsrs sea NJ ~ Gssa1e wss
sp In sssss 81 skss ~ sssnps<
90 . high ksssls<~ mssses
By ~hieh ne ss~s<tsetss 49,
pssea ~ sisie stsiuss u kts
sssiss~.isa sssss.
Ne said hla team ptthif~~ fFom
composition Al tina snd ~ . nina
gsms sehssuis b<eatiss snew AMI
cold sasd~ practice sessions ifas
practical Nc said thsfs vss ma
plan q, ina, iims fs . plsyoff saeI
aided that shs ''hsiatsf~ decision
~ ths association for siIminations
"snsiis - polstles~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

sFATTIE- Promoter Nate Druxman today
offered Billy sooss of Scranton Pa the "un-
crowned king of the mddlsw.ght division q
fight with either Of two former utlsholdsrs In !.
lo-round bout here
Soose was given the choice Of Al HostAs
former National Boxing association campion and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
College licked Tulane Ill. and
the Green Wave hasn't been
the same since.

College licked Tulane Ill. and
the Green Wave hasn't been
the same since.
Seven times Boston college
went TO the wars and came back
victorious but Leahy refused 10
put the stamp OF greatness on his
club. Last week. however. 1t met
unbeaten and united Georgetown.
In the twinkling of an eve George
town was ahead 100. but when the
final gun sounded the score was:
Boston College 10, Georgetown is.
Leahy finally admitted he had
great club-but was quick TO
warn that II still has two tough
games left, Auburn and Holy
Cross. II b. c. wins these two
then 1t In certain to get a bid
for a New Years bowl game.
MODEST FELLOW
Leahy Ii modest fellow who
has been one OF the great foot ball
teachers for years-only the world
never heard OF him. He was a star
athlete at Winner H. s. in South
Dakota; played tackle at Notre
Dame under knute Rockne, and
was on the Irish national cham
pionship team Of 1929. He served
as an assistant coach at George
town in 1881 and under Jimmy
Crowley at Michigan State in 1892.
When Crowley went 10 Ford
ham In 1888, Leahy went with
him. You never heard much
OF Leahy while he was Mt
Fordham, but remember the
famous Seven blocks Of gran
lite ." Leahy. as line coach.
helped mold that terrific line.
Meanwhile, al Boston College
"Gloomie" Oil Dobie's entiquated
offense was getting him in trouble
with the rabid alumni Leahy
stepped into the hot-seat and
made good.
/ BOUNCES BACK
Last year p. {. was upset early
in the campaign by Florida, but
/ the team bounced back and won its
next seven games 3. c. went to
+ the Cotton bowl at Dallas and lost.
So. to a great Clemson eleven.
This year, Leahy. almost as
gloomy as his predecessor. refused
TO say whether his team would do
any better than last year. But his
plsyers-Charley O'Rourke. Henry
Toczylowski, g quarterback who
has never called wrong play IN
j two years, Gene Goodresult. Chef
Giadchuk. George Kerr and others
spoke for Leahy. A. present
they compose the highest-scoring
team In the nation.
Lsahy, who Il only 81. puts
In his time during the off-ses
son AZ a travelling promotionai
man for rubber company and
a. . coaching school lecturer.
He hasn't had a vacation In six
+ yesrs. but says ne viii take one
after TINS season His hobby j.
golf. but ne doesn't get in much
practice.
Leshy Is manr.o and mas three
children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
9Th AVENUE CENTER

Carstens Tuesday. Bscons -
zl75 vs.. Little Pigs (ol 1882:
Hams ~ 2.24s vs. Office % 2l4I:
Drivers won four points from the
Lard team. default Vincent had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
182-POUND SPLINTER
PENNSYLVANIA STAR

Pennsylvania's star is sopho-
more. John Watt. who weighs 1872
pounds A sprinter from MERGERS
burg. he scored three touchdowns
against Villanova and dlstin-
guished himself in the Lafayette
fray by his fast running
Charley Robertson. son Of
Lawson Robertson. the Olym-
pic coach. il a Penn fuIIbaok.
Frank Crisp plays plenty Of left
end for the Quakers
Claude Hart tailed tvic. for
Yale against a deceptive Prince
ton ombination He bucked the
ball across and skirted left end for
a 23-ysrd touchdown dash.
Three interruptions frustrated a
Princeton passing attack IN the
last period.
Francis FAIR registered for the
Tigers in the second period
on a forward pass that Melted IS
yards
This Is Capt Carl Beckers third
season on the Lafayette team. lie
is fullback. Johnny Rsoch. a
first-yesr man. IL an able hslfback.
The 150-pounders play 70 win.
but mainly they are out for IN. en-
joyment they get from playing
football against men their own
size.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
FOOTBALL FAMILY

CLEVELAND f<n Jsnisk
Cleveland Rams fpllbAeS, has
footbsii-piay.ns brothers BOD Ia
the fgllbans ~ ONO university.
Lens alma mater. NsEtor 10 an
END At Bouth nigh mere
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

Virtually All Of Champion
Eleven Return for III Play
Only Major Loss VIII Be Norm Ssondlss;
Albsr, and Kmeiovic. However. Rsmoin

Io> s>oSIg>-H - rHeeas
Pacific
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
COMMUNITY LEAGUE

Al Kay Recreation Gamma
rsno. 1891. French Bakery 1880.
2 Peterson, high series. i7l-20s-
1888: high single. 20s Home
Plate, 1857. K. Recreation. 25ss.
Jack Lohre series. 1e3-1s7-l5s-
5se. Bill Bennett. 154202-le2-
527. General Distributors. 1868,
Arcues. 1852. A Lucchesi, 1916
2lo-l72-533, high series e.
Brown, 137-211-Is2- $50 Coast
House. 1884. Nemos. PAS. J.
Kendzier. l57-lss-20 0-546. hig n
~res- z Braden, I7s-l7o-142-
4al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Olympia Hockey Team Wins
From Tacoma Squad. 8 TO 5
Visitors Poss and Check in Midseoson
Form; Locals Ploy Brsmsrton Club

wss forced To tho sldsilnss with
gash over his eye that needed
three stitches 10 close. he was
struck with . stick durinr q Wild
mixup.
On the whole the 1sms Was
much more pleasing 10 the fans
syea than the opening fraeas
against Hremsfton q week aEu,
Quality of play was much better.
faster. triekisr ard the chez hing
Was thumpingiy more expert
Ernie Aitstsun lived ,p Ia
cd, snse notiees ss he banged
In five NJ his teams Keai..
Pullman counted the other
tsre~. And. tosether. All.
sirurn and fuiImss represent.
ID an offensive unit that Ia
coma found difficult IN sssp.
Tho Polar Bears rang up four
goals In the first two periods. The
Tsoomsns. beginning 10 click for
the first tins this season. hsld ths
Bears seorslsns during ths final
period. while managing 10 rap In
two goals for their own cause. and
had the game lasted mDch longer.
the locals probably would have
won.
Norm Balm led tho Tacoma al.
tack, scoring tao goals ard get
ting credit for assists on tsa
othsrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

II you're not using ~. sell II with
a Fast tetion Times Want Al.
Phone kAln 5i5l
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n yours not sssnx u. ssii 70 Win
. Vast Action Times Want Al
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
NoRTHERS PACIFIC SHOPS.
HU-WAY ALLEYS

Air Gang 253s 80. Lumo<r
Yard 1886 %. Hlgh game, Artos
zig. Series. Artoe 5s5.
Wslders PITS -. Electric SHOP
247o fol. High game Matthews
III Series n Fox All
Car Shops z5Os -. Painters
2s7O 10. High game, Foster. lsz
Series. Foster 800
Accountants 74so 90. Nil 2s2,
a.. High game Derkin lss
Serlex. Dsrdr <73
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

OirmFih spare 6vv1Dffft. Ia
coma sparss Weir. Slater
PRS, psflo.d. seofiHg % All.
s,rum iunsssls'sdb. or. ~ fuii.
man funAsssl.dI Tss. f3J Pull.
man from Iamps. 10 Os. 80 Hsia
f4nassisisdl. 1917 bI Allssrum
fubass.s,sdl. 1874 Penalties
Emess ana yashsr. earn t~o
minutes
EscoDd psr.a-d. scoring lsl
Pullman from woodh~fFy. BIT.
~ Aiis,Fiirn from I's4iifnan, 10 %
~ Balm from Weir. Bishop. iT-ss.
D0J Aiissrln lunssslstsdl. "a -
uiB Weir fanasssts1J. 10 81
Penalties: SLATER. two minaiss
Third psrio,9. scoring. GzJ Bis
hop from Fisher. iIsst. ft3J
Fisher from f.in. i7s+ Penal,
tiss Enncks. WoodDsrry ard
BixhDp. each Two mingiss
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BOWLING

The Turkey tourney 10 under
WAY at the Coliseum. c. c. Grain
leads the averages group with a
63s, and Al Bissin the group with
out an average, 542. Play will
continue until November 81.
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nigh game 2o1, and nigh ssr1es
500.
PLAY Nor Alleys. Classic league
Pabst Blue Ribbon. 2.57z ~.
Model Lumber Co 1852 ~. High
game r. Craig 205. series X. Craig
s7s. Rsnkos Drug Co. z.5i5 ~.
Dahl Paints 2.53l ~. High game
Boyer 1875. series Boyer "a. Olym-
pic Dairy postponed.
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COLISEUM BOOSTERS

Some good scores were rolled
by the Boosters league at the
Coliseum last night. Leo Cary
Jordan's. led the way with So
series and high single game OF
224 Defiance team rolled nice
1881 for high three games. while
Johnsons rolled 1901. Dorothy
Hardness Of the women was high
AT series and Mae knight with
p 1877 single.
Results: Simonds Saws Z, Posi-
office 0: Kream Krust Bread 3
Penn Salt /: johnson Paint 3
Big Bad Wolf l: Jordans Bread ?
Hooker Plant 2: Hooker Office 0
and Defiance Lumber 4.
neutrality-suspicious.
Jim Radonich. 6o4. and Ed Moui
ton 515, joined the 600 club
They are in the City of Tacoms
league.
Ed Moulton led the men with 8
s15 series and Ray Michaud sho
q 225 for single game honors
The Merrick & Race team ROLLED
1902 in their first game to TAXI
the point by 81 pins; also three
game series, 1882
Pacific Match remained in th'
lead with 8 point margin. Pc
suits: Hub Clothing 0, Pscifii
Match 4. Coast Brush 4. Richfiel'
Hi-Octane 0. herrick and Rae
; Car.tens Packing Co. !: Rus
Michaels Service 8. Caswell Opt
ca On ! Griffin Fuel 5, johnson
Paint I.
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He nasn { mad a vacation In SIX
years. but Gays ne viii take one
after TINS season His hobby j.
golf. but ne doesn't get in much
practice.
Leshy 10 msrireo and mas three
children.