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RETURNING HERE

Miss Mavis Nikula, Juneau High School student, is on the steamer Yukon returning here for the open ing of school.
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BUILD LUMBER SHED

The Columbia Lumber Company has completed 20- by 80foot lumber shed at Sitka Another shed is soon to be built.
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IACKIE GuCKER souTH

Jackie Gucker sailed for the south on the steamer Columbia. He will attend school ill the states this winter.
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MISS PoULIN ENROUTE

Miss Phyllis Poulin, commercial teacher for the Juneau High School, is enroute here on the steamer Yukon.
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SECRETARY RETURNING

Miss Estella Draper. Secretary of Gov. Ernest Gruening, is due to return to Juneau next Monday from the Westward.
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TEACHER RETURNING

Gerald Mclaughlin is returning here on the Yukon He is seventh grade teacher at the Juneau Public Schools,
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U. S. DEPARTNIENT OF COMMERCE WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER,
(By the U. S. Weather Bureau

vicinity Aug. 27 Rain tonight showers Wednesday, moderate
 Southeast Wednes day change temperature; moderate  Canal
 0 o 
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WEATHER SYNOPSIS

A northeast Pacific Ocean at Kodiak During the and quite generally the the Aeuan Islands east and southward the here light the southern half of Seattle AHWayS ceilings were aVelages't9
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ORDER AND NOTICE OF
 ELECTION

To the Electors of the Town of Ju- neau. Division No One, Territory Of Alaska:
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Pro Gridders
Begin Play
Only Two Fdvored
Elevens Triumph

NEW YORK Ne d lie d with
power by a robust influx Of col
lege graduates, the National Pro-
fessional Football leagues per-
ennial "also-rans" were definitely
On the upbeat today.
After play of four different
fronts was completed, only two OF
last seasons key clubs-Washing-
ton and Green Bay-had come
through unscathed while two of
the annual super" elevens-De-
troit and New York-were held to
ties.
Washington and Green Bay went
TO their accustomed places at the
head of the eastern and western
divisions respectively today after
the Redskins defeated the Brook
lyn Dodgers. 24-17 and the Packers
won over the Philadelphia Eagles,
1920.
Last years eastern champions,
the Giants. were held to a 1910
tie by the Pittsburgh Steelers
while the Lions, who finished only
three games away from the west
ern crown, could do no better than
scoreless tie with the Chicago
Cardinals.
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Siadium-Lincoln Football Clash Friday Night
To Bring Happiness to Underprivileqed Riddles

Under the lights of the Stadium
bowl, at 7:30 p. m. Friday night,
Tacoma's fall football campaign
will open with the annual pre-
conference clash between Lincoln
Highs Abes and the Stadium
Tigers.
The young gridders of the
north and south end schools
VIII be doing more than test
Ing their strength In this ini-
itai tilt. They will be helping
10 tighten the burdens Of many
Of Tacoma's less fortunate
youngsters.
And so will the fans in the
stands watching them perform.
For Fridays game is the annual
benefit played by Tacoma's two
major high schools for under
privileged children. 1t is sponsor
ed by the South Tacoma Kiwanis
club.
FOR THE KIDS
All proceeds above actual ex-
penses go into a special fund to
provide care and attention for
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Lew Jenkins
To Face Negro
Opponent Hdiled
Super Armstrong

PHILADELPHIA - Lightweight
Champion Lew jenkins gets the
supreme test tonight against Negro
Bob Montgomery. the "super-Arm-
strong"
Texas Lew. who was stopped by
the real Henry Armstrong in July
after several questionable trips to
the canvas. will try to redeem him
self at Shibe park in a 10-round
non-title bout with lad whom the
local experts say is more formid-
able than Hammering Hank.
The 21-year-old Negro fights
with Armstrong; weave and
bob. perpetual motion style.
and h younger, taller and fast
er. Promoter Herman Taylor
expects $4,000 fans TO pay $780,
900 20 see Texas Lew face this
sII-important test. Mike ia
cobs and q large delegation Of
New York boxing writers are
slated TO occupy rinEside seats
because Of this bouts impor-
taBce.
Although jenkins wears the
crown. Pennsylvania betting COM
missioners have made the wager
ing IS to and take your pick"
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Bowling Leagues
To Hold Meetinu

Tacoms's majo bowling league
is once again laying plans for its
coming sessions. With assurances
from Olympia that they viii have
two teams in the circuit this year,
II appears that an eight-team loop
will result from the organization
meeting, which viii be held at 8
o'clock Monday night In the Coli
scum. President Bill Herdman,
who will preside. stated that In
vitations had been extended 10
Auburn. Mcchord field and the
Tacoma shipyards in addition 10
the teams which made up the
league last year.
The Telephone company pin
men have scheduled a meeting for
Tuesday night at the Coliseum.
Rules and regulations Will Be
drawn up and team rosters will be
selected. The league this year
viii roll on the new Sixth Avenue
alleys The meeting at the Coli
scum 10 called for O'Clock.
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.PER GIVES WASHINGTON TICKET TO ROSE BOWL
Lose Star
Via Injury

Saturday Was both a I'D and :
happy dav fer CIR olson and -
~crsppy little bunch - Pacific
Lutheran gridders The sad note
was hit when bud Kruger. acc
quarterback and regular on ne
Lutheran squad two years aKo
suffered = serious ankle injury
during scfimmsge. Mentor Olson
had planned 10 utilize Kruger Tor
a big share Of the ausrterbscking.
Smiles and much enthusiasm
was raised Saturday with the an
nouncement of the Tacoma Hot
stove league % their decision %
back p. l. c. in the season ticket
campaign 20 raise funds Ter a new
athletic field.
The Iniherans plan a. re-
place the pehbls pasture be
hind the main building with
. smooth new practice fiela
II s.ooa Of the 81 four game
Atghtt~ TN % ~Ntus ttfF
tickets 70 he seld for $50.
win entitle the purchaser 10
attend al the Inther grid
tu>>els In the newt - years.
The drive begins Monday and
viii continue for two weeks.
The tickets vii be sold At
Chappen a Grimes. eae Pacific
ave. Lanes. 9th and Commerce:
Washington Hardware. pa Pa
cifio ave: Broadway Sports Cen
ter. 73e Broadway. Turf Smoke
shop. si5 Commerce: Moneys.
9Ss Pacific: Brewer and Thomas.
9th and Broadway. and scotty's
No ist II. and Tacoma ave.
In the meantime Coach Cliff Il
experimenting with several com-
binatlons 10 form the 1910 eleven.
His favorite one seems 10 he an
all-veteran group with the excep-
tion Of George Anderson, giant
tackle who played on the u. OF w.
frosh eleven last year.
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appears 10 depend on the ability
Of the coaching staff TO develop
strong tackles and guards and on
their skill in co-ordinating In at
tack the forward passing genius
of little Frankie Albert and the
line-crushing power Of black-brow-
ed Norman standlee.
Graduation removed two
ends, four tackles, three
guards, three ceDters and 10
backs 10 form the nucleus Of
the 1910 team.
But none OF the returning
guards or tackles was good enough
to merit first call on not-too-
good line last year. and that's
stanford's chief problem now.
The end posts will be in capable
hands with Bill Willard and Stan
Graft most likely TO get first
choice, and Jim Verdieck. Collin
Mcclintock and Doug Stable are
around TO take care OF center.
There In n carload Of backs.
with Albert and standlee as
tops and with present plans
calling for Pete kmetovich
and Hugh GaIiarneau 90 team
with them In the attack.
The schedule doesn't offer any
soft spots. Even the opening
game. Sept. % with University Of
San Francisco. Is potentially q
major one as u. s. y. Ia loaded
for bear.
After the u. 3. =. opener come
eight battles against major foes.
In this order: Oregon. Oct. g.
Santa Clara. Oct. II; Washington
State. Oct. 10; Southern California.
Oct. 20; UcLA. Nov. 2; Washing-
ton. Nov. .: Oregon State. Nov.
IS; and California. Nov. 30.
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Golf

Highland = Sunday. points: Al
Konsmo. 43; Elmer Larson, 40; Ed
Jensen, 40; Bill Sechler. 80; Robert
Mullin. 80; Rick Thompson, 80: Don
Bourgaize, 80: Jack Enright, So
Clarence Blackford 30. Tom Medak,
SO; Neis Norberg. SO: Jim Rsdonich.
"a: o. S. Peers. 81, and Harry Brad
Brookdale-Sundsy, points: First
division. Bob Allard. AL George Wise.
80. Second division. Francis Chaplin.
~: Joe Hansler. 40: Third division,
John johnson. 20; Clyde BLACK 20.
Ristvet ana Earl Phillips. each .
puts for 5 holes. Long driving
Arne LeavenhaRen, ATS yards: Leo
Ristvet, $50 yards. Blithering con-
test, Joe Greco, birdie 3. Longest
hook. Bill Ristvet and Art James.
ping contest. Joe Greco. feet; Harry
DAILY, feet.
Fircrest-Saturday best nine: First
division. o. Watkins. 7-4h-32h:
M. Teats, ss-5-s3: J. s. obenour.
40-7-33: L. Kolstad. 38-4-34; b.
Schwalen, 40-6-34: L. Feidler, Al
6h-341z. Second division; 3. Ross.
osgood, 44-ioh-3sh; W. Christian.
4i-7K-s3IS: o. Metzier, 42-s-34;
p. Henrickson, 43-p-34.
Sunday, medal play: First division.
N. Leslie. 74-7-57; NJ. Teats. 75-l0-
So. A. Browne, 80-i2-68: J. Walters,
1858. Second division: q. Acker-
man. e5-25-70. J. Hunt, 6o-l6-7O;
l. wolters, e4-24-70: DR.. 9, Moosey.
8e-is-7o: J. McIlwraith, 87-l6-7i;
Meadow Park-Sunday. best nine:
First division, Stan King, $3.50;
Earl Phillips, 34-5l1-2sh: A. Gus
tafson, 35-6-2o: Dick Long. $3.50.
Second division: p. L. Gordon, 37-ll
-26: Hank Hulscher. 34-7iz-2eh;
C. N. Boulter. 38-l1-27
Saturday. sweepstakes: x. Row
land. 7s-i4-es; William Compton
85-18-67.
In a team match Sunday at Mea-
dow Park. the mems club defeated
the Highland club Of Coemopolis,
Wash. by a score OF 29iz to 121a.
Next Sunday the Meadow Park team
will go to Cosmopolis for return
match.
Sam Allen. 50: Bob Cole. ~; Wilbur
Raleigh, 7s: {. Z. Bonnell. 10: George
Hallingstad. IS: Russ Anderson. 90;
Frank Liby. 90: L. NJ. Julian. o.: o.
J. Rockway. IS; Johnny Larson. -:
Larry Huseby: "a; Heine venske, cs;
George Friend. "a.
John Anderson. 90: Jack Beard
wood, II: Dick Allen. 90; I'd Honey
we'll. 10: Herb Sstterlee. 70; George
Poprad. II: Ernie Meredith. 70. Jack
Van wyhe 81: Earl Matthias. 10;
Archie Nelson. IS: Sig Friedman. "a:
Oriand Nelson. "a
Dewey Bush. o5: Bob Youngberg.
IS: Jim Anderson. 65: Lawrence
Kelly, ~; c. ". Washburn. "a: Emil
Beiger. "a: Larry Tennent. 70: Jack
Holiness, 60: Bud Kirkes. 70. Walt
Geehan. ~; Walt Bennatt, 30. Jim
Clark. 10: Louie Meyer. 90. Fretz
Metzeo. 10.
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Old Letter Received
For the Second Time
GREAT BARRTNGTON, Mass.

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass
For the second time in so years
John w. Morgan has received the
same letter.
In 1859 the letter was delivered
10 him from New York. Only re-
Gently a former resident Of Nor
gan discovered the letter while
working in a stamp collecting Of
flce in Boston and forwarded il TO
Morgan again.
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krnat defensive ability and their
mere versatile offensive game. ths
Akgies must set the nd over Cor
neil In tbs early ssasen prusaesli.
cation.
SEASONED rfANS
The University ~ Washington
and the University II Nebraska
both bring Seasoned veterans into
this years encounters The wash.
lnKion sHuskiss have two sell.
balanced lines with their hsshnsli
being elasssd As the best IN the
Pacific coast Capable hachfisld
Hahssituts. is vsshlnEtons prob.
lem.
Nebraska Il veli supplied in the
haokflsid. nine - thslr 1899 letter
men returning They can Also put
on the field a fine fret string
line
Adequate end r~piaremest-
may - Troublesome 10 Ne
hfsshs IN thslr FIRST game %
the season. ebss thef take 90
Miaae.s,s. In. oaI.her.. h.w-
ever. tackle Washington the
week before thss play Ne
hraska.
Minnesota vii ioss 10 Washing
ton. but will even the scafs ~
taking the boys from lincoln. Ne.
hraaka, 10 camp.
Michigan. Ohio state and Ms.
slsslppi state first string playing
material IL also well distributed
with one exception. and that i the
center post Ohio state has ma
ieitsrman returning for that po.
sition. Michigan and Mississippl
state each have one returning
monogram center Of Just average
ability
The University ef Colorado IA
well stocked with haekfield and
line potentiailtisH that make them
a threat In every game they play
There are quite a number ~
outstanding hackfisid comblna'
lions coming up this season. one
must class Texas A and Ms com.
bination Of fuilbaek kimbfoush,
left half hossr. right half Thoma
aon and quarterback rugh - tho
outstanding quartstts,
Although Price. 1919
quarterback who graduated.
started many Esnss for The
Aggiss, rugh. who started the
santa Clara and Arkansas
games. played mere mlnuts.
throughout the last SEASON
than did Price.
Wake Forest comes 10 the iptt
wars with all their backfleid gum
in 1889 order Fullbaok Pollnski
right half gallovieh. left hail
RinggoId and quarterback May
berry was the combination thai
made 800 yards through their
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Cardinals
Have New
Grid Spirit
Forget Lost Yeor
When They Foiled
To Win q Contest

United Press STAFF Correspondent
STANFORD UNIVERSITY Cal
Both stanford university's foot
ball squad and the new head
coach. Clark shaughnessy. are
ready and willing 10 forget the
past a. they work out for the 1910
season.
IL was a pat each was glad to
turn his hack on the football
squad because II failed to win q
single game on the Pacific coast
last year; shsuehncssy. because
his luck ran 30 low At University
OF Chicago in 1899 that the school
abolished football.
Whether the public co-operates
In this forgetting business STAN
ford and shaughnessy are stress
ing depends entirely on how they
do this year.
An Improvement IL 20 be ex-
pecfed. That won't he hard 10
achieve as the team has tn win
only one conference game 10
beat last years record.
How far stanford and Shaugh-
messy get along the combaek trail
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enemies Ines st year Ard hats
=ams nanrsfs attack NJ ether
msior team n ne astioa ranked
n
VETERAN RACKS RETURN
Auhufas fanr haoknsid 1879
regulars AZ return In fuiihsrk
nssi 80 left half Nea.awcn. eaaca
asaEhsf hss two outstanding
hacks uspper. the right hslf. and
ehsatau. aasftsrbssk msEs up
ths returning aaaftstts
Cornell. Missouri ohio state
md 4 n a. ~ have very strong
hackfislds Al bat thsir right hsif
regulars return A recent injury
= NissaaFrs Craftsman may upset
he Tigers combination.
Washington and Isssles also
have tAF~. 81 ihesF four fsxu-
lars hssk N uaifsswl They
bath msst replace their ieaa
tslihaeh. Nsshiastsa IA. lrs-
tefm.a ssaskpeai fsr me past
but nayier IA. no setssaa 70
taFHias
When isft hair Kramsr 49, ruled
ineligible. Michigan found Itself
without = seasoned left half -
help right half Harmon. fslhaek
wsslfsii and quarterback Ever.
ahsvski. a. fine a trio ~ fnathaii.
sfs as any team can muster.
CORNELL SENIOR LINE
The only team IN the nation
whose 1890 nnsmsn regulars are
all returning foF 1910 play = Corr
nell All ~ them are seniors
when Il 10 remembered that this
line helped their haass gain I .Fsi
yards o. an average ~ 90
yards per Try then Ws realise
tho strength Of the n1g Red squad.
Oddly enough. NEST teams isft
side II the lins seems 10 hs hi tbs
hardest BY graduation Tsunsaase
has q left tackle "a Replaces. a. well
a. . center washlnEtaas lsft
guard garfstsn viii not return.
The iiushlss siii have No tFounls
finding q capable replacement
Penn state, the team IN
watch for surprises, is very
strong from tsrki. IN tsshis.
Texas A and N has 10 flll ~.
left tackle and left end position.
toalnE two players - great a.
AilsAmsricA left tackle lloyd ard
All. Southwest left end smith
would almost eriprls any team In
tho country -. hut not the
AKgiss
Their material IL plentiful. snd
they will oysreoms that handicap
without serious damage. Even thu
governmental couseripsisn maxs
will NOT hurt them because every
Texas A and n student IL In uni-
J form no~
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Betty Jameson
Wins in Seattle

SEATTLE National Champion
Betty jameson Of san Antonio.
Tex. had a new title IN her large
collection today Womsn's West.
srn Golf Association Champion.
she Won the THE with = 8 and
victory saturday ever Marion
niisy Of Lexington. ~.
The rsaKy Texas golfer sst
a new course record ~ 10 sa
the tricky seattle club layout
and ellmaxsd her steady
march ia ths fiss-day tourney
Nth = superb oomebAek-
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downtown or suburban loca-
lions nj reduced prices and
avoid delays Mt the gate FRI
day night.
with fair weather" Peterson
stated today. I'VE are expecting
one of the largest crowds the game
ever has drawn. Both teams seem
evenly matched-the outcome Ia a
toss-up. And not only will those
who attend see a hard-fought con-
test; they will be making scores
of boys and girls who have fallen
heir TO misfortune happier"
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children who could not obtain il
otherwise.
Medical clinics for orphanage in
mates, shop tools for ambitious
tykes, summer outings for boys
and girls. Christmas gifts-all
these things are paid for by the
Kiwanians out of this single foot
ball game.
Everett Jensen. president Of
the South Tacoma club, and
Jim Peterson, general chair
man, urge local fans 10 buy
advance tickets at any Of 20
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State Props
Open Grid War
Everett. Wu-Hi
Clubs Triumphant

Four Cross state league men
tors were shaking their heads to-
day after reading what three other
Cross State teSms did 10 early
season rivals last week end.
The defending champions.
Everett seagulis. Journeyed over 10
Great Falls. Mont. and came hack
with an impressive 40-i4 victory.
not to mention a wad Of cash.
walla walla Blue Devils and
Yakima Pirates proved that early
season reports about their strength
were true. The Indigo Imps
handed Mac-Hl Of Milton Free
water a 3i-6 licking. one OF the
worst defeats In the history of the
annual series between the two.
Yakima Rolls
Yakima Pirates rolled Nd two
touehdowns against the strong
veteran Gle Elum Warriors In the
final Commute period OF the
Northern Yakima Valley Jamboree
Campbell. the Pirate tailbaek,
scored both touehdowns behind
the fine blocking Of big Ron
Waggoner.
Beilingbsm Red Raiders, adj
mittedly n weak sister this
year. Iest ts seattle Prep
Partners. IL 10 2. In Seattle.
handing the Partners their
first score by fumbiing In the
backfieId while ON their own
seyen-yard line.
This week the Cross Skaters
have plenty Of action billed. sta
dunn and Lincoln engage In their
annual Kings-x affair. Yakima
viii be seeking revenge for past
defeats from Enumclaw Tigers.
Bremerton will tackle Aberdeen
Bobcats while Beillngham goes 20
Kelso 10 renew a rivalry started
last December /.
everett VIII take on another
out-of-state rival when Franklin
Of Portland inauguratss the Sea
gulls' home season. Walla WaIIa
bites into a tough cookie in North
Central Of Spokane at Walla
Walla.
PuyalIUp Dcdiesfes
Puysilup Vikings were the only
Puget Sound conference eleven 10
step into early competition. The
Horsemsn, defeating a new light
installation, dowusd Chehalls. 20
70 0. 10 start home fans thinking
about a successful defense of the
conference crown.
Seven Of the Puget Sound teams
step into action this week. PBy-
siiup IL host 10 Clover Park and
Kent plays honteSano IN games
matching Pierce County and
Puget Sound slsyens Renf0n
meets Seattle Prep. Enumciaw
goes % Yakima. Hlghiins travels
10 Olympia. sumner IL host 70
oDes Irish Of Seattle while Buck
ley takes On cenfr4lls Tigers
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Husky Crew Winner
Al Vancouver B. c.

VANCOUVER. B. ca Uni
versity Of Washington pickup"
boat Of four men defeated a Vic
toria crew Saturday BY two feet
in a mile and 5-Is test in Coal
hsrbor.
The Vancouver boat finished
third. Washington drew ahead
with 4 80 beat and STAYED off
vietoria's rally 10 cross the line
In 1914.
In the Huskles' boat were Gus
Erickson. stroke: John Bracken,
Paul and Tom souies, and Cox
swain r. Hughes.
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Ham and Egg Pin
Play Inauguraied

Eighteen couples initiated play
In the Ham m Egg bowling
league Sunday. with Lowell Bell
rolling high single game with 2i3
and high three-gsme total with 534.
LaFIeur team won four points
from Cassidy's. rolling e73 for high
game and 1850 in three games.
Adams pinsmashers bestsd Mar
tins. 4 TO 0. while Witheridges
took three points from Mike Mill
er's headpin hotshots-
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Permits Convicis
To Sell Trinkeis

COLUMBUS. O.-Warden Frank
d. Henderson Of the Ohio peni-
tertiary has agreed TO permit con-
viets 10 take up @mush taking"
again
The practice had been forbid
den for many years. but the war
den now IL permitting "a eonvicts
to earn a small income through
the sale Of their hsBdicrsft-or In
the prison parlance ~mush taking
10 visitors AZ tia penitentiaEy.
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Seattle Fishermen
Win Everett Prizes

EVEHEfI-SeattIeites cleaned
up In Everett salmon roundup
competition here this weekend.
John Bowman won an automo-
bile with a 50-pound I5-Ounce fish;
=. c. Morse took second and an
outboard motor with a z5i0. ana
Mrs. Earl Aithos won third and
another motor with a zzz.
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rsrching ourselves On that veil
known limb. Ne stretched q IL
fun length. extended cur necks and
chose Southern California a. the
winner. even before the game was
contemplated. After sandown last
New Years day Ne got that u
tod yea - feeling thai has made
Va glow ever since.
The warmth % Dame Par
tunes Hiss. although eight
months old. !. .till fresh. MAY
~ lightning sill ssFihe tui-s
-. wha knewsf - ve1l xes-
Tar. again with sense iate
prophecies.
In this story well cover the
national faotball outlook In the
surveys which follow. well at.
tempt 10 pick the outstanding
teams In the various sections and
conferences
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

Norman Z. Spes. famed and
successful football specialist.
herewith offers the first ~ .
series Of interesting articles
dealing with the isso collegiate
season. Others viii follow.
Keep tab 81 your football by
following spef.