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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-05
Hitting the Of Head Pin

Pelioe bowlers turned In soms
good bowling IN the matches % the
city Employees league on ths
Broadway alleys Tuesday night
and TO one OF their members
shocky Robson. went the high
total Of all league play for the DAY
on the Broadway drives His finAl
mark vas 500. and his games were
isa. 22s and is6. The Policemen
rolled 1000 for the high team total
Of their league.
Not far behind Rolfson aas
I'd Iiagenau. who rolled three
nice games TO register Ssi.
Joe Penowieh followed With
55l, Including singles Of is6.
.lo and i6s.
I'd Hagenau rolled a 22s gsms
to tie with O'Brien Of the Com
mercial league for tn. high single
of the day on the Broadway, Rolf
sons 224 was one Of the best
games Of the week ~ ~ COLI
punched out 22i IN his second
game
There was n battery Of high
totals In the city Employees
mafches q. Hedin rolled b.i.
derry Receconi s2s. George
Burge.on sos. doe Kent sra.
\. smith SIS. a. y. Cole $50,
Verne Nodlin sos. Grant rek-
man SIT. Don Dondero sn
and George Thompson $40.
Two teams passed the 1000
mark in single games. Health,
composed Of Cole. Mayor Harry
Cain. Ed Hagenau. nodlin and
Eekman. was high with 1854 In ia
second game. Police rolled i0t,
for their best single
\ nsw Ieader IL In first
place In the Gem sreisf
league ~ the circuit neHrs the
end Of n. first half Tho STA
TONER. went into the coveted
position last night by taking
four points from Jordsn'.
Br~ad In league play on the
broadway ALLEYS.
Lloyd Suffer Tires bounced int
second plso. by snnssing fonl
digits from Broadway alleys. r..
Delivery dropped out ~ tho TOT
spot by losing tire. 10 Royal Ar
osnum Model Lumber remained
In the race by winning TIRES from
Hotel Winthrop ladies' Tacoma Ic.
and Commerce ~ Market split
even
Woody Hsrtsr. sn. hsrinG
for the first place stailonsrs.
rolled 5s7 for the high total
Of the hague. ~. Esms.
were zes, Iss snd 1iz. O'Brisn
checked In with SGT for the
Royal Areznums. and How ard
Bailey. SIS helped the suit
srs Win ever tbeir rival
Marry te.eas rsEistsred $40
for the Models. Roman ks~h-
Ter and Gmmett nehssos
were In the ses eis.s with
szz and SIS. respectively.
Erma Ausssiman. leading adj
for Hotel Winthrop. rolled sts fol
the best score II ths women hrosI
efs q ths lsaEss Tier gams,
we're isi. az and 17s Louis.
WALKERS rolled lsS. 200 and is5
10 tally szI and Helen Blsttisl
finished with 500
Two weeks q play remain 81
the Commercial sehsdsis s1ti
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-05
Golf Meeiinq

Parklsnd Mems Golf club will
hold It's annual meeting 81 the
clubhouse next Monday night a
nine hole tournament viii BE- held.
weather permitting. IN the late
Afternoon and dinner sfil be
served TURKEY and all the Trim
rings about $50. After the meet
ing. 81 which officers all D>
elected. hinge" and other Eamss
vii BE- played
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK 49, The New York
Boxing Writers association today
yo,ed N. Edward J. Nell memorial
award 10 Henry Armstrong. Tor
n.r yeltsrvsight champion. ss me
nan who mad. the outstanding
,o,,r;bution 70 boxing In 1870.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-05
Florists Play
Fuel Quintet

The Florists meet the unde-
feated Fuelers in the feature game
Of the Tacoma City Basketball
league Thursday night at Lincoln
gym at 9 o'clock.
The three-game program opens
at Z o'clock with Chillas meeting
Consumers while the o'clock
affair pits 60th Signal Corps
against the Chairmen.
Manager Carl Opolsky will
have his Florists ready Thurs
day night. They have i'm
proved rapidly and almost up
set the highly favored Soldiers
Monday night.
He has a fast team with plenty
of scoring but must improve their
defense.
Jim Butt has been lost to the
Consumers for the season, and
Charles Rasmussen has been
signed to replace him.
The 60th is expected to be at
its peak for the Chairmen.
II you're not using it, sell IL with
q Fast Action Times Want Ad.
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Three Ring Champions
Retain Amateur Titles
Five New Rulers Toke Crowns in BIG
Golden Gloves Annual Seottle Event

SEArTLF-FiVe new cham
pions and three srepesters= were
crowned today IN the Pacific
Northwest Golden Gloves tourna-
ment
Tommy Mover Of Portland. rep
resenting the Multnomah Amateur
Athletic club. won his fourth
consecutive Northwest crown In
last nights finals. deoisioning Leo
Romaniello Of Fort George Wright
Spokane Meyer won the Pacific
Coast title last year and was fina-
list in the national tourney
Meyer swept through the final
lightweight bout without diff
Guilty.
Dale Maloney Of Seattle. nat
ional AAU junior welterweight
champion. decisioned Joe Gieber-
son Of the u. S. s. Maryland.
Alan Dunn OF Vancouver. r.
C.. took a four-round decision
over Harvey kniffen Of the
L. :. :. Colorado. dropping
the sailor for a count of nine
In the third round Of the
light-heay,weight bout. Dunn
was 1898 titieholder.
The most unpopular decision of
the evening went to Flyweight Joe
Hipner. Yakima, who decisoned
Jackie Turner Of Vancouver. b c.
The crowd booed until two fights
later. when il was announced
Hipner would be unable to COM
pete in the Pacific Coast finals
at Los Angeles because OF an
injury. and that Turner would go
in his place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-05

Sports Parade

LINCOLN. >.ss. - After
srsndsns several asys u this
rally Fsdslsn city. sft this
warning sta -. luprsss~e;
The - fossastaaa. lasat
fas.,sspiess provided - TO ef
feathslfs ee-s nasAas o-ofss
ftslss u the ckl<sTe Hears ART
CARS shsashnessY ~ stsnfefa.
MAY have lsft a<stFsastisn. dstfss
sna hrokrn heee. IN ~. wake
thFoush the vest sesst eans
p.isn tbs fan eat Sstrs.ka
ee.sh.s ard foothsli players sfs
eeanasnt that Trey can hsnsfie
the quick er<nins plays Art ne
flsnkss r>s.<. an whlsh u 70
built.
ROY "tlns= Lyman. Ssessssa
ilss sassh. flsW 10 Chsessn frf
tee purposes iass sssk cad
10 re ssseea the Chseas~
neass' ssssai sisss F>ast-~ ~
-ssss~ss- sd. tfl - ~sseA Ne
team Ter whssh Ne rsss~<
wab.sss, AZ hss 80 s.lssss 50
professional ss~~s. IN ssss~~.
BE sought eat hls ED eess.
HAAS ard another fsfnsr
Neers-ss risyss. nernss Master
scu. now . qusftsft.st nth
the Rear. wha hsirsa khaush-
messy Install the '-T- fafmstiaa
at rsis Alto last spring
however. neither AZ than
would islA and Lyman ssld that
his rssr~e, ZOE TIE tao men
mounted. nut Lima Kept care.
f,il notss Oh ths offensive tas-
ties of hls fnFmsF mates - thsy
wslloped the Chicago Cardinals.
Knowing that here ~ss the sams
edition n PLAYS s.una IN full
leather. that The ttassers w.usa
e~ facing Ss~ Years sftsfneon
In the Rose HoNl
Nebraska has ~on = rsputs.
ton az . power team. . group
% young men Who feliow the
rock EN- and sork EN- tsnsts ~
rrtt teams under pf. jcsk
Sutherland. MT . study az the
record for the complete ssasnn
offers another angie. The
Hashefs tan pas ~hsn thsy
have 10,
They ds~'t shsew masy. hut
IN The nine saswes they hsss
played against Minnesota. L.
diana. Masses. Missouri. Osia-
hsoss. Iowa. rittsbsssh. lows
state sad Kansas state. NE
Ossskssksrs have eswpisted
sss per esst 81 the ~ forwards
they have ihv.ws.
Only eight have been picked
OFF BY snsmY hands and thsy
have never thrown mofs than .
asssn In any one contest Ny
undsfst andins 10 that most
coaches figure 20 per cen, .
high average for pass eonpis-
lions sis n the rs is,sehdo~ns
scored by ssorsssa -srs
through the air.
A study ~ the srssons play
also reveal. that onis three
,ous hdo~ns have bssa ssorsd
through either the srss o. ser
md ssfins ilnss sHd enc 81 thoss
~ss BY Iowa State from the
i.ysrd line. after . ss-ysfd pass
had put ths bali ihsrs. Ainas-
sots bumped through In t~o
plays from the Vineyard line and
Pittsburgh picked np its one
touchdown ever nnht tsssis
from about the sisysfd Ina
Tho red light has sssn os ., all
other times,
~ The Husssfs are sulasfsDls.
u 10 In lses u . asfsnss fof fhs
pass This may prove fatal ~ith
rnsnsls Aissrts lsv ps~ ., ths
controls ~ s,snforfs ssrlsi
rsms
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Other results.
BsntamvelEht - Tsdao Kate.
Vancouver. 3. c. decisened Floyd
Burtis Edmonds
featherseight-Micksy Rogan.
Vancouver. r c. decisioned Pete
Chapman. Vancouver
Middleweight-F Frankie Guen-
Their. University Of Idaho deeis.
Toned Dwsin Abbott. Relhnghsm
Hes,yweight-JAek Patterson.
Vancouver. b. c. deoisioned Hal
Chadwick. L. s s Arizona.
Semi-F1nals
Iightveights - Tom Mover.
Portland, deolSoned Dave Cast
man Port Angeles: Leo Roma
niello. Spokane. won by default
from George Macdonald. Van.
oouver, who disloeated his left
thumb In earlier bouts
Welterweights Dale Mslonsy.
Seattle. ko'd Dayton Denton.
Seattle 81: Joe Emerson. l. s s
Maryland, deoisioned Jimmy Allen
Spokane.
Middleveights- Dwain Abbott.
Bellingham. decisioned Norman
Dawson, Vancouver. r C: frankie
Guenther University OF Idaho.
bye
Light Heavyweights Alan
Dunn, Vancouver. h. C, decisioned
Chef Barnett. Everett. Harvey
Kniffen. u. s. s, Colorado, bye.
Heav,weights Patterson.
Vancouver. b. C. decisioned Les
Wascilchen. Seattle: Hal Chad
wick. L. S s. Arizona, deeisioned
WRlly Ewing, Seattle.
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National Hockey
ns INIIID pnfss

M fsfTtD PHfss
The Boston Bruins climbed INTO
third place In the National Hockey
league today trailing only the
sos-setting Toronto Maple Leafs
and the r1nnsr-up Detroit Red
Nings
In the only lesgu. game played
last night the Bruins oItciaased
the hsple~ sew YORK Ansriesns
81 scoring al their poinU in no
first Two periods while holding
the New Workers soOrslsSs
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first half championship.
Commercial rouaNAMsSr
A Commercial tournament for
msn siil be held ct the Coliseum
nest week end Last year some
70 teams took part Entire. are
coming IN and teams may enter
until midnight Of the 9th scratch
VIII be sTs. doubles asa. and
singles i7p, with handicap 81 1885,
Six alleys will he used and double.
and singles will follow team play.
rtnkry To,Hspy
Another Turkey tournament ~iii
be held 81 the COLISEUM from tses
. 70 -. inclusive Scratch gill he
figured from 200 ~itn 1tes nsndis
cap. one ten pound TURKEY siii
10 given TOT each 10 entries
trophy viii be sissn ~ the manage
msnt
coIisrIN sroErsar~
The COLISEUM spaftsmsn -srssa
but failed. fhs league leaders
pucss Tavern rolled sTs single
Game snd Community Tavern team
stole ths honofs ~ The hish three
gsHtra Win tfi'.
Results Of matches shsuh tiiison
gsA7 toi ssth =, ciub 1sis sll
Lincoln ruhlis naftst 5sn1 a..
ruYaiiup valley p-ify 1ssi 81; Lane
Club uoum 7sao 81. NsssfislH
Motors 7ss7 -. steven Motor 1sas
90 Tacoma Time 2sss 90. Com.
mnni,s ,I..sfn Tis ~. n"ss'
n oshist Of shsub siilson roiisa
sea and 91s 70 lead
Mt rsroN. Itsstr. sofrsGtN
Result matches we're inrsi 7es5
90. Ilssfs 90 Lumber ha- MI
~ .rsPsf supply 30! Ne. . 90.
nlsh slnsis s.n.. rolled BIZ Paul
krrnos ISLAND LsAo,s.
soIIrtfN
s<ssulls !. Crabs q DBsks !.
shrimps . riis-orm. = cisss 0
100 While HlausY sisot hisb lbfss
ssms .sriss sss
ni.w,s wos,N. l,.o,r
Tsssms nsSssi pin aifsBlt ihs
nis<d TNsssd.y ara -lii so-i b.
fnsiehss zach Tsssasf sftsfsooa ga
the III WsY siisfs fns four sssnse
sdept~s an slShtssns-sss ~hsatis
fns iifss matt rec ssnsdaisa fssF
Left inesesT afEfnsrsn 'tr1 afs
Nsssoeis I've pisisf sssless Ne
rnstfh .fii - between no agiatsts
hssdsa ~ Ms Nelson ana Mrs
ksiT.
. -.
Isisghsns as.s,,s 80.
90 hish ssfiss S.ii.ss. ga
niss sinsls q wallace is1
"a, @n, -. Iss -. nns'
hisn si.sl. ifels iss =. =
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.sfs, 49,. ~ rfSs..ss ss' ,,s.
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Substitutes EatonVille A Morris
Paulis a.. Williams ~. HosokAW
"a Sumner Aoser 81. Semba 90
Richiean Il. Sparks. ogasawswA 90.
Bumpf
Haiftime y " s 40. Sumner n
Geo. hukai and les Anderson we're
outstanding for tho Cruisers
Officials: John heinrich and ives
lees
Eatonviiie second tram ssms -
Sumner beat seconds ~ TO as.
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ATLANTA. Ga Annosnesmen
~ The signing 81 asbhy HsStnsst.
fornsr chIeas. cuhs nsasssv. -
pisYsf.eo~eh n ths Mes yesh
oisnis today turned ssst n ~ pee
mature.
Secretary Eddie nssnnssh ~ M
Giants admitted that fhs uisnss
haven't yet esms 10 ssfms With
Hsrsastt
We hope IN sign klm II The
ma pc lssxus messing In chicago
nsss ~sss.- nfsnas<h s~ld. '-hos
40 ret ~s hsvsss cIs~~1 the 1esi-s
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n ysar. act using u. cell u wtth
. Fssss Aosinn fifn~s Want A
PNous nAis 1fsl.
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eos.uN0ua. = C.--rsd Two
msy 81 south csseiins mAsss
hsttsr time an scouting tr1es
ns~ that hs has haasss . pisns.
rhs former sstfs Dams ssssls %
. iiesnS~d pilot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-05

half a dozen teams battling for tn
first half championship.
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If you're not using it, sell II with
q Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
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Ist0fnss usNssi pin nifsBii ffis
~ Nag Wofnsns ieasils YES efsa.
nixsd T1tsadsy ara ~iii ho~i ~
tnsiehss zach tus.asf sfisfsooa 90
the ~ WsY silsfs Tho four issnsl
sdept<d an slShtssns sect ~heduis
Ire fifs. nasehss sensdaisa ~
nssf Tuesfav afssfna-ea firr Mrs.
Nssfoats five pittsf ssaisss hFs
Ghufrh's aggregation fhs oths
nstfh ~fii - between no auint<ti
hssdsa ~ Ms rsisoa ara Mrs
ksfY.
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Plaa Nor siiryf essesas AsAnts<
k4fsasB Nsr6sta zskf - - 500
H'l Coffee Tree 40. tlsn ssns
fHEGrt - nigh ssfiss tgaszs 81
Tf1sras Clffss zso1 90 "a Eif<n~fi
Kfsfs T1o1f 1tss ~. nlxr sssss
sssss ~ hlsn ssfiss bsli 81
Julia f<s Nnsft Hfs36 7fzs -
hI3h saaiss stsnS zt7 nlsn ssiss
sf~sus IA
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sOf TH sIfss lgsstg
EfElia Inn 1ftz a. efFsls. AZ
14o4 "a HiEn ssnss trss~. is>
Hlsn SERIES srta< $40
Tafomx Amu&<n<nt 7+os -
pifhoDs Foods zg17 ~ Aish sans
affsriund. lee High s@flss hcssf
luno fts
Fzelfic AiliWofk &c. 1885 -
sqtlesss honeisco 1ls1 ~. htsh
ssm< Lost tts. Nah s~ries Lose
$40
Nsnlt01 . ssfFifs 1854 80. Lt1s
q Portmsn ais. HlFn <fiss Yves
ooAx. "a.
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Eaionville's
Quini Winner

Eatonvilles strong prep quintet
defeated Sumner hoopmen al EAton
VILE last night. ~ 70 30
A nj stgA IA.
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TsisphDn. isssas caH.trtIes 10
Dept. 17so 90 Central Offlss mi
fOi Hish series n Wsiisss. ssa
1s14 90 nisn s~fiss D.si. go
hisb sinsis IfalE ise
Toll Dept 1fos 20 rshis p~y'
7Isl ~ risn s<fiss D-Fi tki
hish single nsfsst&F ias
Herman Nhuisf - fbs Hpuf tssH
IN ne nisth tFsuus Tassfs isssss
shot . as psaesses ssass Aoafs
night
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W. {. I.U. EyANotLyTs
IN JUNEAU FOR WEEKS
TEMPERANCE PROGRAM

Miss Sara c. 5-dImer, OF New
York, arrived in Juneau ON the
Yukon and will remain here a week
in connection with her work of
organizing Womens Christian Tenn
perance Union groups in Alaska.
Born in ireland, Miss Palmer has
travelled the world over While en-
gagged in evangelistic work Her Al
aska scheduled is busy one with
stops at Ketchikan. Wrangell, Pet
ersburg, Juneau, Valdez, Seward,
Anchorage, Matanuska, Fairbanks.
Cordova Skagway, Haines and
Sitka between April 80 and Aug
ust l. '5''N
Miss Palmer started this trip
from New York City and spoke
in the Moody Church in Chicago
to an audience Of 5000 while on
her way west =
While III Juneau Miss Palmer
will speak to different groups and
announcement of her program will
be made later. Arrangements for
her Juneau program are being
made by Mrs. j. N Clark.
WCTU. groups are already
formed in Juneau, Ketchikan,
Wrangell, Petersburg, and Valdez.
Miss Palmer comes to Alaska
from the New York headquarters
of the National Women's Christian
Temperance Union OF the United
States and is one OF its most
travelled evangelists. During her
travels she has spoken to audi
ences numbering as high as 10000,
She will leave, on the Alaska,
May 81, for Valdez,
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RATE RAISES;
ALA5kASHIp5
ARE HELD up

WASHINGTON, May 1i.-Thc
Maritime Commission announces
Suspension Of the rate schedules
of the Alaska Steamship Com
pany, proposing increases rang
ing from A to so percent and OF
the Alaska Transportation Com
pany proposing 3 to 63 percent
increases.
The suspension is ordered I'M
til an investigation is made as 10
their reas0nableness. The in
creases were to so into effect
next Monday, May 20.
The Maritime Commission has
also ordered an investigation in
to freight rates and passenger
fares charged by all water car
riers operating to or between Al
askan ports.
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BIDS CALLED ON
ALTERATIONS IN
FEDERAL BLDG.
postoffiee, Signal Corps.
Setreiary's Office
10 Be Changed

Plans calling for construction
changes in the Federal Building or
the ground, first and third floors
we're received today by Postmaster
Albert VILE, who is Custodian of the
Building
Alterations will be made in The
Postoffice, Signal Corps and Secre
tary Of Alaska quarters.
Bids will be opened in Washington
June 10 on the work, which is ex-
oected to cost in the neighborhood
CT $25 900. Alterations in all three
offices are included in the one con-
ract. VILE today received SO copies
of plans and specifications for the
use of prospective bidders.
Postoffice alterations
The change in the Postoffice quar-
tiers viii give large new work room.
Stamp, general delivery and parcel
post windows will be in the wall
where registry and money order win
dows are now located A partition
will be removed TO place the Post
office finance section and the Post
office in the large room now
occupied by the Territorial Treasuf :
er. The office now occupied by, the
Bureau of Internal Revenue win be
converted into new lobby space. The
plans call for the installation Of 1870
new post boxes. Letter drops, all to
be steel-lined, will be provided where
the general delivery window now is.
An additional drop, a large one for
parcels, viii be provided.
Signal Corps Quarters
The Signal Corps viii have a new
open front facing directly on the lob
by Of the ground floor SO that telc-
grams win be received through viii
dows similar to these in the Post
office. IS -
The large office Of the Secretary
81 Alaska viii be divided by q par
tition.so as to provide one additional
office, which will probably be. occu-
pied by George w Folta, Alaska
Counsel at Large for the Depart
ment of the Interior.
Bids should be addressed to Office
Manager, Public Buildings Admins
tration, Federal Works Agency,
Washington, d. c.
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DINNER DANCE
WILL BE HELD
ON SATURDAY
Federal and Territorial En-
pIoyees 10 Gather
in Gold Room

National Federation of Federal
Employees members and office stafls
from the Territorial departments
will gather for an O'clock dinner
dance Saturday evening III the Gold
room CT the Baranof Hotel
Klondy Dufresne and her orchest-
IA win provide music for the occasion
and besides dancing there will be
cards. A special program is also being
arranged for the evening.
Hosts and hostesses for the affair
will include Mr. and Mrs Harold
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ward,
Captain and Mrs. John Clark. Mr.
and Mrs. Claude M Hirst, Mr. and
Mrs w b. Heisel and Mr.. and Mrs
NJ s. Whittier.
: Reservations are open and may be
made By calling TIC
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B0MBING5
CONTINUING

LONDON. May IA Dutch
broadcast picked up here tonight
said the Germans continue to
bomb certain places, including
naval bases at Den Helder.
Part of the broadcast, apparently
from Huizen. was in German and
the nearby station at Hilversum,
in the path of the German adj
vance.
The radio may now be in Ger
man hands.
The broadcasts are received with
reserve here.
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DOUGLAS TAKE
SECOND CRACK
AT MOOSE $50
Second Consecutive Game
Between Same Teams
Be Played Tonight

The sound Of fans cheers and
jeers win again be heard at the Fire
mans Ball Park tonight at $50 when
The Moose play The Douglas for Sc
cond time in two nights.
Last nights game saw the Doug
las team take shellacking from the
Moose to the tune Of 6 to l, and
the Island team is determined not
TO let it happen again. Indications
that yesterday would be a warm up
for today's game we're more than
proven true A warm-up is about
all the Douglas nine got from the
seven inning game
Twice the Moose have trimmed
Douglas and twice the Islanders
have sworn vengeance. Tonight the
second chance to start evening the
score will be given to the defeated
Douglas, and the fans are hoping
that the game can be played The
big determining factor is the wealth
or.
Final decision will be made b.
Stan Grummett at 4:30, and the
Elks club viii be notified whether Oh
not the game is to be played.
Other games scheduled for this
week are the postponed Moose VS.
Elks game from last Sunday which
will be played Wednesday night, and
the regularly scheduled Elks VS.
Moose game On Friday. Sundays
game will be played at 6 o'clock in
stead of $50 and will be between the
Elks and Douglas All games are
subject to postponement because OF
weather.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-14
PASSENGERS WEST
TODAY ON YUKON

Passengers leaving on the Yukon
for Seward are Mary E. Speanburg
r. w. Marc, Verle Scott. Q. P. Mlllec,
w. X. Sheldon, A. e. Glover George
Moore, Chester Icy, John Jones ana
E. A. Knowles.
For Yakutat4C Charles Henry, Rob
ert Henry Richard Henry, David
Brown John Bagway, Richard
Smith. George Adams, Marlyn Abra-
hams, and c. Paris,
For Valdez-Clyde Lewis, t. j.
selby. George Brozille, Ellen and
Joseph H Peterson.
For Kodiak-Mrs. o. Webb and Ike
Taylor
William Hesse sailed for Seldovia
ana Dan Narris for Cordova.