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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
Shuttle Players
Enter Tourney

Many badminton players Of the
three clubs in the school conferred
community recreation program
will enter the state tournament
this week in Seattle. Lyle Nor
ton, director of the Lincoln high
club, will head the entry list
The new terms Of the winter
badminton clubs at the Gray, ia
son Lee and Lincoln high schools
will swing into action during the
week Of Jan. ~. Membership in
the clubs is open to men and wo-
men and senior high school boys
and girls. Beginners and sea
soned players are invited.
For further information call
Robert II. Hager at Broadway
22s3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18

Opening swimming meet of the
season for Stadium and Lincoln,
billed to have been held In the
Tiger tank Friday afternoon, has
been indefinitely postponed, &C.
cording to an announcement made
Tuesday.
The tourney, it was found, falls
on the final day of the fall semes-
ter and attendance would have
been cut down considerably.
Stadium swimmers last year
won the city title, as well as
the championship of the West
ern Washington prep swim
ming league. With seven let
termen the Bengals have an
other strong squad this year,
but the Railsplitters also are
reported to have a formidable
team. one good enough to up
set the Tigers.
With Bliss Croft, two-year var
sity letterman and runner-up for
the high school diving champion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
Ski Weather

"Use Tire oowi veastlator 10
circulate fresh cir tisreugh
car; epen window alone tends
10 stop exhaust fumes through
floerboarsis. State Highway
Department.
Mt. BAKER Road open 10 lodge:
compact snow and Ice on road
from Glacier 10 lodge, one inch
new snow. total ~ inches. skiing
fair.
Paradise Road open n lodge:
chains: 81 degrees: no new snow;
total - inches: snow eristy; part
ly cloudy; skiing fair.
snoquaimle skI Bowl ~ Cloudy
and calm: % degrees: no new
snow: total 20 inches: skiing good.
Park Junction ~ Road Icy In
places from Park Junction 10 10
miles west; 81 degrees; overcast.
Cayuse Pass Gate open today
from Q q. m. 10 4:30 p. m; "a
inches OF snow. skiing fair.
stampede Current %. No new
snow. 20 inches total. Wet snow.
calm and part cloudy.
Martin Lodge-currsnt 50. No
new snow. 70 inches total Light
west wind. part cloudy. skiing
fair.
Monad I.Ake--Current 20. No
new snow. "a inches total. West
wind. part cloudy. Skiing fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
Rival CUNTS
Opposed

johnson Paint and Chillas, the
two best teams in the City Basket
bah league during the first hall Of
play. clash Thursday night at LIN
coin at 7 O'Clock In a game that
likely viii decide the winner Of the
second half championship.
chria's defeated the Painters
twice during the first half ~ they
went on to win the title. while the
Paint squad wound UP In second
place.
The two clubs opened the
second half with Victories lat
Monday night and thu winner
Of their game Thursday night
likely win have the Inside
track on the road 10 the cham
pionship.
In the second game Thursday
night, oegnnng al .. consumers
Meat will engage the California
Florists. The Consumers scored
an upset victory over the Inter-
City Auto Freight Monday night.
while the Florists were losing a
thriller to johnson Paint. Favored,
however. are the Posies, who twice
defeated the Consumer club In first
half games.
An improved Cammarano team
viii be seeking its first victory of
the season when II meets the
strong Inter-city Auto Freight
team in the finale. beginning at
s:15. kMO will broadcast this
game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
Bowling

Two bowlers OF the City EN-
ployes league tied for the high
scoring of all Tacoma pin circuits
in Tuesday trundling.
Art Angove and Joe Pcnowich.
two veterans of the alleys, each
turned in 607 totals to equal the
607 turned in by Joe Paddock In
the Industrial league Monday
night. making II a three-way tie
for the weeks scoring crown rs
the bowlers reach the mid-week
point.
Angove and Penowich were
both consistently high through
all their games. Art tailed
2l4, pol and 102. while doe
registered 1876, col and I'll.
Bill Booth was the top scorer In
the matches of the Carstens league
on the Play Nor alleys. His
games were 1872. $50 and 202. and
his total was 544. Tiny johnson
rolled 212 for the high single game.
Women bowlers of the KY
Social league continued to improve
their scoring on the X Street Rec
reation alleys and little Elaine
Windh turned In the best total. 439,
with singles of 149, 146 and IA.
Marie Guske rolled 173 for the
high single game. beating out
Eileen vogel for the honor by a
single pin.
Commercial league figures
on the Broadway alleys place
Charles Stagner In top posi-
ton with q 587 total. inciud-
Ing q high game Of zas.
Bessie Trowbridge, substituting
on the Hotel Winthrop team.
turned in 236 for the high single
game OF all Tacoma leagues for
the week and finished with b65
for the best total of the women
bowlers OF the Commercial league.
Paul schaeffer Ieft-handod
n Sos total for Cammarano
Brothers M the team con-
finued TO win. -Four points
were garnered by the Cams
from the Hooker Electro
chemicals. Mel Reimer rolled
5s4 for Broadway Sport Cen
ter and Harvey Berlin cracked
$50 for Postoffice.
shsughnessy Cafe won -four
points from cammsrano women
10 take first place In the stand
ings. Results Of the other matches
were:
Hotel Winthrop 2, Community
Tavern 2: Jordsns Bread 4. Roy
Arcbers o: 3sth Street Club 3.
Redmen !; Ice Delivery .. LANCE
land Oil ]: Exide Batteries );
Broadway Sport Center /; Post
office 4, Western Furnaces 0; Ia
coma Ice 3. Royal Aresnum i;
The stationers 3. Langeiand Fur
naces !.
An important meeting Of the
city association In scheduled for
tonight 1t will be held at the
Broadway Sport Center at Z
o'clock. Team captains Of all
sanctioned league teams should Be
present 10 assist In outlining the
rules under which the City tourns-
ment VIII BE- conducted, President
Bill Herdm&n has announced
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
lbs ANGELES

los ANGELES - Hearing
that Harry stuhldreher was IN
town. and remembering that he
was one Of the -four horse
men, I naturally went out 10
the Santa Anita track TO look
fer him.
I found him there. In q bud.
die. and what do you suppose he
was talking about In the had-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
Hackbarth Wins
PEA. Senior PLAY

SARASOTA, Fia---Otto Hack
barth, 81. Of Cincinnati was the
new National r. G. A senior
champion today after defeating
Jock Hutchinson Of Chicago IN q
second playoff.
The whits-hAIred veteran scored
two over par "a yesterday 10
outlsSt Hutchinson. former British
open and national p. G. A. champ,
after they had tied at the end Of
the originally scheduled 90 holes
and the first Is plsyoft.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
Elk Handball
Team Victors

Tacoma ElkF crack hAndbsiI
club wsIloped the Seattle 7 squad
last night on the Elks courts.
westbrook and Holder. Eiks. beat
Dias and PatricsIii. ala. All.
Stewart and osmsr. Elks. trimmed
Madison and Erickson. zi-s. zl-s.
Al zisgier. Eiks bSt TO Hide
brand. Seattle, z0-zi. zI-5. 1i-I0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
Rangers Lose
Another Battle
BELIN0HAM, Wash.-WssI

bEIIINUHAM, Wash(-~Wests
ern Washington College Of Edoca-
tons basketball team today held
q 500 marx In Washington inter
collegiate conference play after
lsat nights 1871 victory over 81.
Martins college. the lsst-plscs
quintet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
H0OPSCORES
BY UNITED PRESS

BY UNIFIED PhESS
Notre Dame IS, Butler 80.
ST. Mary's IS, San Francisco 80.
Santa Clara 81, College Of Pa
kific As.
Portland 46, Willamette 81.
Washington State Al, Oregon
State 40.
Western Washington 5S, St.
Martins 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
MayIon Still
Seeking Fred

~ k4sAdsttI AN'Ah4
TAe Fred Arossell fskhs camp 10
date has given rr~ssessr WIN
.'ovesvoss- Msyicn not shs slsknt-
est tumble.
Mayhem wired tn FYiscc h<ti-
hops manager, Larry White. n
New York thls week, offering him
match On any thursday ~ this
meath o. February.
Now. Apcsteis. VITA has not
drawn down what can ~ called
-heavy sugar" since Ne donne<s
professional gloves. ne~d not hid
Mayion's cffer IN contempt.
necas~e wh~e WIN agreen
- pay Apsstel1 f~s : c~stese
kers WITH SecA noef1mAes. -.
81 Hight hesvywsagAt -.
cessniniy could ~ - ea1os1
chsp sury evsa n tA1nasswn.
the good viii wired IN care At
ssiliman's gymnasium, IL Apes
toll hangcut. THE wtres
WIN guarantees you fsfte<n
hundred doilars OF sass pr ceat
OF gate for i7-round euntsst IN
Tacoma with Jock Meombsr, n.
coma light heavyweight. Any
Thursday Of January q rshru-
ary."
WOULD nRAw
hsyion h In dead earnest. Ne
realizes that Apossoli. bic brst
days behind him. ssiii would pack
the COLISEUM with tbs Frisco Md
and the Tacoma scot.
A. MayIon said this mornings
we could put $4,000 or better
In the house II i.2-a doliara =
seat Apostoii. because ~ his n.
vsiry with Freddie steele. stlil
would be . name attraction for
Tacoma. Then. tho. most az the
local fans would pich Mcomb>r
To beat him.
This McOusher h ~ sassag-
est boaes his stne - ~
Coast. Maybe In ~ csuntry.
1sesvywctghts csn't hssj1y thse
htg Md aseus1. NJ h .
powerheuse sbssagh IT. shesss-
ders. In TN srusa. Ape~sssl.
IN inside wevhes. wssi1 ftsd
that out fast
Mayion IL satisfied his Telegram
will begin chickering's between hin
and White. VIII insists thu Apes
toll camp viii snap ~ Nil stsrse
tive offers pnssihle In dsie tims
Before Fred wears out what satl
magnetism he retains.
AF-TEn uOsTAk. TOO
I've gone after Apostoli for
an inside or outside Tacoma boul
with Meomber." said Mayion
I'm not quit until I am Satisfied
Apostoii never intsnds TO fight
here and whils he remains . csr'
tainty 10 draw here"
Mayisa also Win kesp afess
tn Al Dlestnk- nocDm1pv hae-
tie here. That b assthss ssrs-
fiFe sttrncstes n this tsws.
but whether Al would agree
10 give etgkt pounds 10 hoc0m-
ber h Msyiea's ehlef worry.
DO you blame him. VIII -
We'll. no. 10 be perfectly
fxanE "a s.,....ta A. /. .s~L 49,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18

Here are results ~ last nights
National Guard Intsf-Battery
league baskstbzll play.
Headquarters Troop "a. second
Battery Il.
y Battery z5. n d. T. IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18

MONTREAL - The Boston
Bruins held sole possession VI the
National league hockey lssd to-
day. They raped nontrs.ys
csnsdisns 81 last night 10 climb
two points Ahsad of the idls New
York Ranger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18

SALEM, Ore.-Portland univer-
sity overcome a two-point half
time disadvantage last night to de-
feat Willamette 1851. The Bear
cats led at the rest period 22-20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
Fife on Top;
0rting Loses

TUESDAY RESULTS
Fife ~. Roy 20.
FEDERAL Way ~. Yelm ~
Clover PaTk 30 Ortina ~.
EAtonville- Kapowsin spcssponed,.
F1FE-A convincing 1910 VIC
tory over Roy Lynx before .
packed house here last night
coupled with Clover Parks win
over orting broke the three-way
tie for the Pierce County league
lead and left Bill vinson.s defend
ing champion Fife Trojans al
alone 1t the helm.
Fife seconds won. st-i7. with
Frank Dreyer scoring rs points
for the Trojan reserves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
Bells Beaten
By II to e

Bellarmine's basketeers went
down to defeat yesterday at Sc
attic by Seattle Prep, Al to %.
Score at half was II to IL. Props.
The Bells were without the
services of O'ConnelI and
Healey, who were i'll, and had
the benefit of Normile's sery-
ices only n few minutes.
Captain Dick Smith went out
early in the game on fouls.
Thus, the Bellarmine club that
bowed to the Props was not the
squad that humbled Stadium last
week end. Not by far.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18

FIGHT FOX EA0h-Es
YEI.M - Two cellar dwelling
Pierce County league quintets bat
tied II out here last night with
Federal Way Eagles winning, a.
20. and leaving Yelm Tornadoes
TO haunt the basement.
IL was the first league win
Of the season for George
Cronquist's Eagles, who have
yet to play . game At home.
Federal Way lid all the way
with Rinker, ster~nbcrg and
Borgia setting = hot pace ut
the hoop. Earl Mc(toud
topped Veins scorc-gctters.
Yelm seconds won. 1918.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
GETAZLEADS
SOPHS TO WIN

Sinking a one-handed push shot
in the last As seconds Of play,
Jack Getaz, sharpshooting for
ward, gave the Stadium sopho-
more hoop squad its 34-32 victory
over the Muckyzetes. a group Of
former Stadium students. yester-
day afternoon in the Stadium gym.
The lineups:
s...L. .a4a .o1A I.s..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
ENTRY BLANK
TACOMA WINTER SPORTS CARNIVAL

Paradise AT-Zo
hereby submit my entry for the Tacoma Winter sports
rayniva: Womens slalom }; MEMS slaiom { j. Junior
Doxuhl boys IS under J.. tCheck) One to be run
January rs Paradise Valley Rainier National fas
n .ututtnx my entry hereby release The Tacoma News
I,byn, Tacoma Times Tacoma Chamber Of Commerce.
Rainier National Park Company anyone connected WIN
n. event from any liability whatsoever
An entries must In hands Of the racing committee
ho,. midnight wednesday January n Entries should D.
mailed or brought to the Tacoma Day Race COMMITTEE ~
r.co Chamber Of Ilh and "A" streets Tacoma
Name Observation-Disclosures. Age......
Address ............ss.'''.'''
Ski Club Affihation .......'..'.'..''.''''''
An ,r.a.. under 81 year. age must have tsar
sptries signed BY parents or GUARDIAN
Parent or Guardian. .,...........'..'.''''''
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
WARRIORS RISE UP

WARRIORS RISE UP
LAKEWOOD - Some folks say
that orting Cardinals dreams OF
q Pierce County league basketball
championship were buried out hero
on the prairie last night when
Maurice Owens Clover Park War
riors upset the high-riding Cards.
3e-37. In a furious battle. Time
will tell about the burial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
GulIs Trim
Abe Quintet

Jimmy Ennis tall. rugged band
q Everett high hssketeers thor
oashly proved themselves a real
tilie bid in the Cross-State loon
last night as they walloped the
Lincoln Railsplitters. 5o-27. at
Everett.
Scoring consistently. the tower
Ing northern prep five thus kept
their win record intact and estab-
lished themselves on top Of the
race, having won their only two
loop trays. Bellingham Is also I'M
defeated in league play, winning
their sole contest.
The 'Gulls. hot as the proverbial
firecracker. took off to a 1875 lead
at the end Of the first quarter, and
increased il TO 23-12 at halftime.
Another dozen markers in the third
frame took the count I'D to 1913.
Forward Ed Brodniak led the
Gull scoring with 10 markers.
while Cunmmins dropped In
nine.
The Abe reserve squad took the
1ow-scoring prelim 20-17, taking
TO lead at halftime and adding to
II with a second half drive. Chef
Stone netted nine counters.
Varsity summary:
Lincoln t2s (so) Everett
Godfrey go ~. (el Cummins
Blades 90 -. 90 Gissburg
Eal ....:.......C....... (sl Arndt
Hutton 80 "a. l0 Gilbertson
spurgeon .......G..... (5l Hubbard
Subs: Lincoln. Hanson "a. Hessel-
wood az Pyfer Ishioka (2), Taylor:
Ronerdahl tp. Hausmann,
Everett. Brodniak lol. Brown ID,
Peterson ID, sehlinder 90. Maggie.
Reserves.
Lincoln (2o) UO Everett
h hoTsn s;,....yg...... al Ls sasbs.
England go -. c.. 90 CASTOR
Taylor % .....G..... ca Marvold
Subs: Lincoln. Lewis ca, vinson,
Hauge. Christianson. Carr. Bertness,
Iaf1fa. Nafe nata
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18

Subs. Stadium, BIalr f5l. Kelly
bl. Grsnlund; Muckyzetts. b. Brown
ca. II. Giske "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18
(IO Everett
WILLAMETTE LOSES

Subs: Lincoln. Lewis ca, vinson.
Hauge. Christianson. Carr. Bertness,
Loflin; Everett, Nelson, Peterson "a,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18

SUBS. Lincoln, Hanson "a, HeSsel-
wood "a Pyfer. Ishioka cd, Taylor;
Ronerdahl az. Hausmann.
Everett. Brodniak Oo). Brown ID,
Peterson ID, Schlinder 90. Magic.
Reserves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-18

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-29
Projected School
To Launch Drive

Southern Pines, Aug. 29.-In ac-
cord with action taken by the board
of trustees of the projected North
Carolina Preparatory School for boys
at a meeting at the Executive Man
sion in Raleigh on Saturday, a state
wide organization campaign to raise
$4,000 for the proposed school will
be launched Immediately.
The movement was given a flying
start by acceptance by the board Of
the offer of Eldridge R. Johnson, Of
Camden, N. j., to contribute his
Pinehurst estate, "BoXwood Court
to the school. Although it is estimat-
ed the 9.5 acre property represents
an investment of 100000, the board
decided to credit it to the campaign
fund at the conservative eValuation
of $4,000.
Initial step in the Embarrassing
campaign, which is aired at the open
ING of the school in September: l941.
will be a one-Week campaign in the
Sandhills area to be launched at d
complimentary dinner of working
committees of the district at the
Southern Pines Country Club at
7 o'clock Thursday evening, Septem-
Der 5.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-29
Schools Here
To Get Five
New Buses

A total of five new buses have been
furnished to Vance county School'
this fall for its fleet used IN trans
porting children to and from school.
SUPERINTENDENT Z. M. Rollins an
noLlnccd today. They will replace i've
old buses that had become unusaple
for the safety Of the children.
During the coming school year, inc
county schools will have total OF
80 buses in operation. TWenty-threc
Of them serve white and ten the col
orcd schools. All buses for white chill
dren are driven by school students.
The bus system in this county mas
an cnviable record in transporting
school children Never has there been
fatality, and last year only two
minor wrecks occurred, in which no
one was hurt. The buses are operated
annually for a total cost Of Sl2,b33,
The average daily service accom-.
mouutes 2,4G5 students in rural and
city schools. Included are 52o nigh
school and 1916 elementary grade
children for white schools, and 203
colOrCd high school and 5lo colored
elementary grade children.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-29
Repentance
First Step
Toward God

Rev. Albert E. Simms, assistant
pastor of the First Baptist church
continued the youth services by
speaking last evening on the "Firs
Step to Cod. The first step was
disclosed as being repentance. The
difference between penitence and re-
pentance was distinctly drawn by MIR
Simms. He said that by being penl-
tent one may only be sorry for hav-
ing Sinned, but that repentance calls
for turning away from these sins
forever.
Repentance was the text OF the
forerunner of Christ, John the Bap"
fist, when he pleaded with the peo-
pie to prepare Ior His coming. Christ
also proclaimed repentance neceS-
sary for salvation. This has ncces-
sarily been carried forward through
out the ages by representatives oil
Christianity. Mr.. S;mms said that il
is needed today just as much as l,
ever was.
Large congregations have attended
each evening of the youth revival
Wednesday evening saw the largest
congregation. Friends both out OF
town and from other churches in
Henderson have attended the serV-
ices. Last evening Rev. Albert S.
Hale, former pastor Of the First Bap-
fist church, and Mrs. Hale were pre-
sent, and were cordially greeted.
Each evening there has been some
Special music On Wednesday solo
was given by Miss Peggy Parker
who was accompanied at the organ
by her mother, Mrs. w. W. Parker
This evening Mr.. Simms will sing
a solo.
The topic Of the sermon for to-
night was announced as Jesus
Passes By. The public is invited to
attend tonight ana on the other even
ings when services will be held. The
youth revival began last Sunday and
will end this Sunday with services
each evening except Saturday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-29
Caldwell To
Address Meet:
Of Grange

Harry B. Caldwell, Of Greensboro,
master of the North Carolina Grange,
will be the chief speaker at the quar-
tcrly meeting Of the Pomona Grange
of Vance and Granville counties, to
be held at the Middleburg Com
mlnity House tomorrow afternoon
and evening, ii was announced today.
For some months the two county
units have been combined into the
single Pomona group, and I. W. Al
len, of Creedmoor, is master.
Meetings are held eacn three
months. There is now only one unit
Of the Grange in this county, that
being at Middlcburg. There are five
units in Granville county.
AT the gathering Friday, a busl-
ness meeting will be held at p.
M. after which a picnic dinner Will
be had ON the grounds. In the even
inG a special program will be given
featuring the address by Mr.. Cald-
we'll.
Mr.. Caldwell is widely known to
Grange members in this county. For