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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
Olympia Fsis
Al Paradise
Annuul Ski Event
Saturday. Sunday

Race entries ssr ths annual
olympia Winter Nr~sts carnival.
whseh wiii - staged ~ Paradise
valley SATURDAY and Sunday. ere
now n<snx accepted ~ the usfless
~ the Rainier Maternal rsrA Co.
szs comm<fre a.. u wNs ~
nouneea Tuesday.
No Applications win ~ seespssd
after Thursday. whsa shs draw y
10 he made.
Ks<sss wi1 Inelss6s eeWu1c9
90 slalem seses ~ usps. 49,
me~ ss6 luetsv ~ vse~vA
and . esuptpn c~stssse seee.
The carnival will net undsr wss
Saturday night. with shs enreaa-
sian ~ the carnival queen slated
10 b hsid nufssas Paradise Inn -
. specially constructed shrune
Should weather conditions fsrtld
An autanos coronation. the e<re-
nony will hs moved inside tbe Inn.
4 ssts carnival eaaee Mn
fsiis~. rhe rsssivst \ be>a9
spssses~d ~ the osyusp1a ~
elssh. N c~s3asesses wtoA ~
Olympia ehsweps - eesn-
meree ss1 vssssus e1v>e 80
anntsnetess.
Awards Win ~ made N top m
lsheFs In the races. With sp>ciai
trophies planned fos the hsst
Olympia skisrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13

er~. The future picture ,
bright indeed"
In the year just gone and until
Feb. Is Of 1910 a total Of 70s .ps2
game licenses had been issued
This does not include trapping.
guide. private game farms and
duplicate licenses. for instance. bu,
simply hunting and fishing iieensss
All types Of license holders.
2s7.17s. paid a total Of 1897 .so5.50
into the department treasury.
Ths total hunters and fisbsrs IN
the state provides q strong Idea
Of the importance attached 10 the
game trials and the system that
keeps them supplied with fish,
birds and animals
BIG BUSINESS
IL 10 quite apparent that the
stats gains department 10 big
business. q ma lor function 81 the
state government and not merely
q minor department conducted for
the benefit Of a handful Of msn.
women and children who follow the
game trails
For instance. there are ~ state
owned hatchsriss and scores ~ the
most modern DroodstOck and rear.
Ing ponds inaginabls. There are
also five permanent spAwn.taking
stations maintained together with
temporary traps operated In many
localities.
The n hatebsriss are To-
Gated in sections Of the state
mest advantageous % prodso-
fisa and distribution. ffomns
Of hatchery superintendent
are part Of the plsnt. An
bssiidisEs are Of nsdsra con
strncfion.
Egzs are spawned and ihs fan
raised and liberated or held TOR
1roodssoek only under sxtrems
scientific methods. There u no
guess work
The CoiSendals hatchery 10 yir-
iiisily eompsstfd. hsing equipped
vith - standard iropghs. ~ deep
troaigns and nine brOozstoc< race
ways. szch zs5 81 IS feet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
Davis Means
Long and Low

Its getting 30 you can't even
slap the other guys wrist anymore.
Maybe l should take up crocheting
on the side"
II was Wee Willie Davis moan
ing low" after he had been dis
qualified in his match with Billy
Hansen hesdlining the Monday
evening wrestling card.
Davis, unfortunate man. had
merely choked Hansen into
semi : consciousness and Ref
ere Nick Zvolis. "old meanie."
had mp and given Billy the
decision on foul In the fourth
round Of the no time limit
tussle.
Honors were even at the time.
each man having obtained a fall
earlier. Hansen used a reverse
armlock to force Davis 10 concede
the first fall in s:42 OF the initial
round, while DAVIS used reverse
headlocks to take the second fan
In 3:42 Of the third canto.
Pat Meehan employed head
scissors TO gain n fall In the
fifth round of the semi-finsI
and thus get a draw with John
katan, who had moved out In
front with fall In the third
round with \ ''standup" toe
hold.
A series OF facelocks enabled
Dick Lever. pleasing newcomer
from Nashville. Tenn. 10 take the
winning fall from Terry McGinnis
in the second round Of the special
event. while Gentleman Joe" Cor
bett and Charley Hardin went 10 q
three-round draw in the opener.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
Richest Hoss
Meet Billed

CHCAGo-Arlington park will
stage the richest meeting in it'
history. distributing more than
half a million dollars in prize
money from June - TO July 81,
Director Major Louie A Beard
announced today.
Through supplementary en-
tries and the three payment
eligibility system. the $4,000
added classic stakes, most Inn
portant of the seven stakes
scheduled. viii probably gross
$50, 900 when final payments
are made April Is, Beard pre-
dictad.
The $4,000 added Arlington
futurty viii gross $4,000 and the
$4,000 added Arlington lassis
stakes about $1,000 when final
payments are made May IS, he
added.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
Congdon Ties
With Christie

EyERETT-Bin Christie. assist
ant pro AZ the Rainier Golf club
IN Seattle. and Charles congdon.
pro al the Tacoma Coli and coun-
try club, tied for professional hon
ors in the March inter-city swsep-
stakes here yesterday on the tricky
Everett course.
congdons tHo-under-par 10 was
tied by christIss ~ minus a two
stroke handicap. for a net TO
RunnsF-up vas Frank sadler. Bell
Lnghsm pro. who Melted a ~ HUI
ton Hall. Tacoma. esrded a IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
|"Bean Pole"
Plays Part
In Victory
Texas Youth. s Feet
10 Inches. Sturs in
Nutionul Meet
KANSAS CITY. Mo.-The week

KANSAS CITY. Mo.-The week
Bong national intercollegiate bas-
ketball tournament was only one
BAY stand for eight first-round
1osers today, but for each Of those
|there was a winner, each eager for
new victory.
The remaining eight games OF
Me first round program will be
completed today.
4 West Texas State Of Canyon,
which its hackers boast Is the
|rtallest team in the world" had
10 plant a 6-foot 10-insh sopho-
more under the baskets before 1t
|eould salvage a 60-52 victory over
Northern State Teachers from
aberdeen, S. d.
The young giant, Charles
4 Halbert, robbed the teachers
of goal after goal by stealing
shots from the basket. No man
on the Texas roster is less
Il than 6 feet, inches tall.
III Chenille State Teachers college
a West Virginia won the admir-
|ntion of the crowd for its 50-3s
|gin over a team that lowered
hches above them, Wayne, Neb.,
|xeachers.
Hamline university of st. Paul
|1pok an easy 1925 victory over
Pacific University of Forest Grove,
Ore, with consistent shooting.
4 East Texas State Of Com
merce produced the days
Il highest scorer In Robert Car
Il penter, center, who made II
Il goals and q free throw To
equal the 23-point total he
established at the meet last
year. East Texas defeated
Il Ripon college Of Ripon, Wis,
10 to 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
Durronce Wifhdrows
From Ski Tourney

sEATTfE-psek D4rranee. who
skisd 70 fame a. Dartmouth eol-
lsge. withdrew todayi from ths
national foiF-Way All champion.
ships which viii open tomorrow On
Mount Baker.
DBfranes tsisRraphsd Peter
Boslnzrk. president on ths North
west akl association. that he vss
Unable 70 Leave San Valley. Idaho.
beeaass of motion picture CON
1actA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13

When Washington voters cast
off the out-moded horse and buggy
county control system and accept
ed the more modern and efficient
state game control plan. advance
ment on thu road OF progress
began.
Slowly and surely the march has
been forward until today the fu-
ture seems as bright as that Of any
state in the Union where the wild
life is given the major considera-
ton to which 1t is entitled.
washington's officials In this
march are Claude 4. snider.
yscouyer. chairman; Harry q.
LIAR, Port Angeles; Lou Os-
enden. Ncnatehee; Virgil n.
Bennington. Maila WaIia; DIR.
II. c. NicletyeB, Tacoma, and
Thomas v. IAIly, spokane.
They form the board Of com
missioners with fun authority.
However. they have named D4-
rector Bernard r. Mccauiey as
their field general. He IN turn has
surrounded himself with outstand-
ing aids such A. Clarence Pautzke,
chief biologist. Harold r. Lough-
airy. chief patrol officer J. "
Fsudree. supervisor of game farms.
W. r. Hancock. supervisor Of
hatehsries. and v. " Dederick.
supervisor Of construction.
FINE GAINS
We have made fine gains" said
Director Aecauiey. but We have
hardly begun When the system
IL under fun momentum IN . per-
manent way. Washington viii
stand a. an example 10 other
game minded states or countries.
Annually we are achieving greater
cooperation from our boases. the
people.
-sportssDen are organizing
- never befors. They are b.
coming more and more iBteiii-
gent On gam subjects. We
can tell by their questions.
Without that cooperation We
would 10 Io.f We are en-
perisneiaK progress toward a
complete understanding b~-
tween sportsmea and RANCH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13

forced injured nxan<as . y~ar age
ard that where fer Of
Seahscu retires the xtssoor SEQ 600
than W. klmers who Ss7sTtt held
the record conqusror
great holder
track records o Suffolk
Howard Indicated
other Of racin CHAD been hard
We Ne San Iuan
handicap park proved
condition. he said.
she the perfectly capable continuing anythnx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
GREEN FIELDS FOR BISCUIT IN HIS FINAL YEARS


ARCADIA. Cai-seabiscuit quit the today spend
life from the which other
will pursue his records for many years 10
little fabulous
Beau history
shipped late this Howard ranch
Ukiah. Cal, where he will perpetuae his strain
champion should retire while he st champion Howard
explained HE in better condition than other
time n but he
we wouldn't 10 m beaten. \.
king the send him Ridge
made his comeback after being
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
Two Tigers
Drop From
Holdouis
Mosble md pog,uv
Aqree 70 Terms ~
Coming W-ISeouun

rsrut hrsas n ~ hsl1sue ~
~ IL rneeme Tluess eou.e 49,
asy wsee. y eaben ew>sennlon. 10
stnned eeesrnsts weso rpou1vo1
fFnm ptsysFn ~ pgUvteon1v ~
rs1>xfsd ~ e1unfs terra rYonlr
aent jseh Gun rsvso1o1
ue>A Nungoo1 - pe0u1npn
- u1ayssu ~ ungvy (x1m)
onsetps iuo1po1De. - ~
restev. ru&1- onnou1 p1ou1o0
rnrter was wstn NJ Mroea InGn
ssAenn frum Ju>y ~ n ~ :
ysNr hung W alee w>ae - amo1muo
Four l8Nsee
narels wss Min I1s>lywun6 -
he raeifie Cuans leAGs,e m o&1n~
hems CITY II ~ Tesas lea9Do ~
neasn~. ard n 1874 playe1 wtln
nellIn1ham. Na<e<o p1ovo q o11n1e
snarfstop ~ third hsse ~ -
csvpvfsd h ~ estfist1 ~ : ~
snmes
assrsls mshss ~ h~ms \ -
ineham. wNils pertsr t1veu n L.
Anmslsa n1nsels y ~ npoo1op
~ Allies Marnte. ths taleg~9s<onnl~
y fsmsus tennis ehnmDIua
OryumNn mxRu<yuD
FEssy Gull sssd 1<see1ay ~ -
iisved 4 vii - only maelsv -
days bsfsss ~ eehss ee~enllo1
hoidouis sss h ilns. JAnoo 80
have not sixn>d sss ny h1o1u-
EhiHI. pitehss. ~1(ueAy~ 11oeyS.
man. shartstsp; Aoeeyy Ahopek.
len fisiaer. ~ css1 ugs<v. p1lelns
-.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
Mountain Lad Comes 10 Town 10 Show
Folks a Few Things About Piiehin'

I'm . natural born pifeh~r." ~
said - ME ~sk a. the Standard
OH company laboratory a ni<s-
mobd.
wary few h<lley~ thls -
- . I'D ase1 - - sat win
NJ ID &. ss1eA hnnfer snd
xsiasD ssA ~ klii DEER with
. rock. ~ sid.
That's how I learned 70 pitch.
70 Ike 70 sbos these ball players
. thinE o. two II got chanee-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13

nrAf wlanlnr S.ala Aalsa kardler vcaa
That wesfa Ter the eecdsk Hciiswe~t
xeh cup. handicap .asthink sl><s~
1853 Rdke~cet ranch recovering
placed Stud and five q
fcsi nil Ridxvwcea CAN.
Thoroughbred
n turf rors he uaia rs effsrnE % The
beginning Pair knsxhtce<
10 expected in
Only given passing
II L. Chsiteien.
-. Howsrfs stage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13

RICHMOND. Calf. - Howard
Appsrson. = husky zz-yssf-oi1
saosatsia youth Who learned 10
p4tch = baseball through kiliihx
deer with rocks. cams down from
ne hills iodsy hoping for .
ehanes 10 break Into the national
pAsii0s
Professional scouts never set 10
places like vina. m the north
Words II califernis. and Howard's
pFouaas 70 data. has ssen Of
strictly h0has tsen reputation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13

'sass. suss's, 90
Two fuyailup heopstsrs and oas
iilghlIns. ons Kent and one knusns
claw hsssstsers w~rs placed ~
ths sli.eanfsrsnes team nsm@d b
= hslios ~ Puget Sound conferences
coaches Al Auburn Monday night.
Nss< ss To five players IVES
. ssssimssss eksscs. stthea9h
thsss bsy. - Ilsss Tss<hi ~
Rsstss. nDss ssitsssssA -
HixhIiss ara Cell Bsses -
rus.iisp - iseksa ssiy 80
sste.
Hesh - ruysiiup's first team
selections. nrpss ard Fred Hsrsnk.
man. ana Don Asssitins ~ Kent
are underais.wnsn Bruce - =
sophomore whll. Htrsnkmsn and
As@sitlns are juniors.
Coaches making Inc ssissttons
ssrs Al DshIb<rg ~ ruyailup. NIL
Ames u Buckley. Chuck Smith 81
Enumelaw. Malt Msexynski 81
Auburn. True oullst,s ~ sumner.
Don Pollock ~ Kent. Rudy n<ppi
u nentoa and Harold Huds u
ftlEhilns.
tfiKsils~ - Esssseisw win
play this Tuesday slight ~
Assasn In the sifst sssss u
the pi.ysff 10 bfesk ~ shs~s~
way d~saieek ssa sssuss ne
s~essa hair ehswvtss. To
~isnsr plays rsysitsv ~ A..
kass Thursday.
Hsl~ saitmsrsh finished on top
II tina sIaiysdssi scoring iist ~itA
ITO permits IN - Esmss One Hlgh.
ina gams with Kant vas csnesItsd.
Fred asrankmsa Of Psysiipp sss
flnnsralp.
Ths final lists
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13

Ensry hisnks End c1pl&s ~ su1no
for IN cpeher an orvlnunv
spaniel field tSisis 10 ~ hsld nsla-
day ~ the Willows tnn shs rsvat~
isp-orshsm hishssyl ere svntt-
shls ~ hath IN Wssntnetoa -
JsnnlnEs' Hardware sompan,es.
Anticipating sse IsrHs ~ entry
ths COMMITTEES hns limited ~
nnmhsr ~ ssstsslnsta - NJ
Ias4ss might - fleis wssts WIN
aat un1Ds hurry. Thass ~ 80
Ia saisr shssila SUBMIT lh6ls h1entD
10 csri Linanrrn ~ rsshisn6
n ststew ~ NJ pdnn11og
Mn - shssge1 - eenlssm
with 49, sse1 - neese111e1
nsinis. rhseaae>s Nm - p1nee-
- - ~ ssss>s tn.nn>1onte1r
psss~tisE ~ see>1ns ls~n -
ss<h kvaee ~ 6sUsL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13

Depassi university. Of Chicago
moved into ths round ~ f0yr -
eliminating the other mstrgpollian
snirant Long Island university
a5sss ia ths opening gains. Ds.
Paaln triumph over the Black,
ban1a. who won the tiiis last ysar.
sends them against Colorado, tbs
Rocky Mountain Big Seven cham.
ps0hs. Sbo drew a sys. Va ths othsr
ssmi-flnai.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
Major Camps
ny UNITED PRESS

BY UNITED PRESS
TAMPA F1a.-Bill McKechnie
manager of the National league
sll-star team for a Finnish relic
fund game with an American stat
team, today substituted Clyd,
shoun OF the Cards for Curt Davi,
of the same team on the pitchins
staff and outfielder Frank Dem.
aree Of the Giants for Joe Med.
wick of the Cards. Davis is IL
and Medwick Is a holdout.
The Reds tangle with the Cards
in an exhibition game today after
losing to abe New York Yankees
ST, yesterday.
WINTER HAVEN. Fla. -
The New York Giants waIlop-
ed the st. Louis Cardinals.
6-s, yesterday behind the
three-hit pitching of Carl Huh
hell, Hal Schumacher and Hill
Lohrman.
ANAHEIM. Calf The Phila-
delphia Athletics may take the
field today against Hollywood
without the services Of Benny
Mccoy. Connie Mack's high-priced
rookie. Mccoy was struck in the
adams apple shortly before the
start of yesterdays frscas with
the Los Angeles Angels and missed
the game. The AS won a sloppy
tilt with 17-hit attack, II to Is.
PHILLIEs EASE UP
MIAMI BEACH, F1a.-Manager
]. T. tDoc) Prothro eased up on
his Philadelphia Phillies today in
preparation for their first grape
fruit game tomorrow with SYRIA
cuse Of the International league.
ORLANDO, Fla Manager
Bucky Harris Of the Washing
ton Senators named his five
tentative starting pitchers for
the 1910 season today. includ-
Ing young Sid Hudson, tall
right-hander from the Florida
State Glass d. league.
The top four are Dutch
Leonard. Ken Chase, doe
Hayes and Joe Krakauskas.
FORT MYERS, Fla. - Johnny
Allen today prepared to start
spring training with the Cleveland
Indians. facing the strongest COM
petition for pitchers jobs in many
years. He became the 18th pitch
er in camp when he signed his
contract yesterday.
TO HILL
LAKELAND, F1a.-Buck New
som, who Won 20 games for the
st. Louis Browns and the Detroit
Tigers last season, makes his first
1910 mound appearance today
when the Tigers play the Brook
yn Dodgers at Clearwater.
SAN BERNARDINO. Calf.
Frankie Frisch, manager of
the Pittsburgh Pirates, said
today he intended to use Debs
CAIRNS, recently acquired from
the Boston Bees, as n fifth
wheel In infield and outfield
this year to spell Lee Hand
ley. Pep Young and the alIing
Waners.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. - The
81. Louis Cardinals meet the PEN
lant winning Cincinnati Reds to-
lay In the first of two-game
series. The Cardinals dropped
heir third preseason contest yes
.erday, losing to the Giants, 6-3.
AVALON, Calf. - Manager
Gabby Hartnett Of the Chic
ago Cubs planned An extra
hour Of practice today In prep
aration for the first exhibition
game Thursday against the
White Sox. Hartnett seemed
well pleased by Pitcher Clay
Bryant's performance In
yannigan game yesterday, al
though Bryant was nicked for
10 hits In three innings.
PASADENA, Calif.-Rookie Bob |
Kennedy of the Chicago White
;ox may be selected to fill in at
bird base. Manager Jimmy Dykes
aid today. II Eric McNair isn't /
'ver his sore arm by Thursday. the
lay the Sox meet the Cubs In /
heir first exhibition game.
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In
I'll mgrcnr
: ug
department than old tn. guiding
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
Pugeis Choose
All-Siar Elves
puyollup Puts Two
On Honor Quintet

rn.ms,s frssss rn, ssnss
tH3. Larson, Auburn fT,l nxny, ntsss-
Ley fals esiiissa, faSsiinU tf}l oHa=
stack. buctisy 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
Duke Reaches
Semi-Finals
Beots 81. Johns
In Nutionul Meet

NEW YORK Duqussns unIysf
sity. Pittsburgh. riding ths erss
Of a ls-gams winning streak. car
Rid the hopes a. The East tods,
as The third annual national inyi'
rational Basketball tournament sp
preached tbs s<mi'finals
The f,ssk@~. winners sf ~
games Ia 10 starts this sss.oa,
earned thu light - nest Okis~
honsa A. q ~, wisasr ~ -
straight. is one 81 tomorrow
sights sesni-finsis By scoring
. ss-si sis'tsyy over ~ Jsha's
Of HresLiya. y. n, before .
crowd Of 1881 In Hadlsss
square garden iast nighf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
NEWSOM TO HILL

LAKELAND, Fla.-Buck New
som, who Won 20 games for the
st. Louis Browns and the Detroit
Tigers last season, makes his first
1910 mound appearance today
when the Tigers play the Brook
lyn Dodgers at Clearwater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. -

NJ FFIEHSbtI"' TN. = the
st. Louis Cardinals meet the PEN
nant winning Cincinnati Reds to-
day in the first Of a two-game
series. The Cardinals dropped
their third preseason contest yes
terday, losing to the Giants, 6-3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13

SAN BERNARDINO, Calf.
Frankie Frisch, manager Of
the Pittsburgh Pirates, said
today he intended to use Debs
CAIRNS, recently acquired from
the Boston Bees, As n fifth
wheel In infield and outfield
this year to spell Lee Hand
ley. Pep Young and the alIing
Waners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13

PASADENA, Calif.-Rookie Bob
Kennedy of the Chicago White
Sox may be selected TO fill in at
third base. Manager Jimmy Dykes
said today. II Eric McNair isn't
over his sore arm by Thursday. the
day the Sox meet the Cubs In
their first exhibition game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
Washington Marching Ahead
In Its Game Life Campaign
ny ELLIOTT METCAIF

giving sportsmsa fair idea least
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13

FORT MYERS, Fla. - Johnny
Allen today prepared to start
spring training with the Cleveland
Indians. facing the strongest COM
petition for pitchers jobs in many
years. He became the 18th pitch
er in camp when he signed his
contract yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13
PHILLIES EASE UP
MIAMI BEACH. F1a.-Mana

ORLANDO, Fla Manager
Bucky Harris OF the Washing
ton Senators named his five
tentative starting pitchers for
the 1910 season today, includ-
ing young Sid Hudson. tall
Highlander from the Florida
State Glass d. league.
The top four are Dutch
Leonard, Ken Chase, doe
Hayes and Joe Krakauskas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-13

AVALON, Calf. - Manager
Gabby Hartnett OF the Chic
ago Cubs planned an extra
hour Of practice today in prep
aration for the first exhibition
game Thursday against the
White Sox. Hartnett seemed
well pleased by Pitcher Clay
Bryant's performance in a
yannigan game yesterday, al
though Bryant was nicked for
10 hits In three innings.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21
MOFFETT, HOGAN
MEET TONIGHT
State Ring Rivals in Re.
turn Go at New Haven;
Sal Faces DevOre

New Haven May 2i-Red Moffet,
ard-hItting Devon IriShman, will
attempt 10 make " two straight over
Julie Hogan, local Jewish light
weight, when the pair clash In an
eight-round bout topping toninights
pro fight card at the Arena. Action
starts at $3.50.
Moffet Is regarded as n slight
favorite over the local boxer, on
the basis OF his sensational upset
Victory here last December. How
ever, Hogan claims he will fight q
far more aggressive battle than he
did In the previous meetings. julie
shot the works In the 7th and 9Th
rounds OF the previous fight, bat.
tering Moffet badly In those rounds,
but II wasn't enough 10 make up
for his mediocre fighting In the six
previous heats.
Frankie Foley and Mickey Will
liamS, local lightweights, meet In
one Of four six-rounders, the win
fler 10 box Anglo Rodano In the
next show. Joe DeMartino, Bridge
ports unbeaten welterwcight, faces
Al Evans. New Bedford; while Kid
Sal Meriden puncher, meets john
ny Devore, Bridgeport lightweight.
A fourth Six-rotindcr finds Shocks
Lacey, local Negro, paired with Bill
lie Buckley, Fall River.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21
The PAYOFE.


Louis likes 10 have the boys stand
up straight.
This dodoy refused 10 do when
he made something OF a show OF
Smoky Joe In Madison Square Gar
den In February.
Personally, I thought Louis was
extremely fortunate 10 get off With
out the losr OF his title on the
strength Of split decision follow
ing very bad fight, but John Rox-
borough and Julian Black are still
miffed about Tommy Shortell, the
old lightweight and boxing instrurc-
tor who was q Judge, giving oodoy
10 OF the Is rounds and Louis only
two.
For this rank injustice" they
threaten 10 make Mike Jacobs take
the second edition out OF New York,
but they'll change their minds when
the promoter once more reminds
them that Manhattan Is where the
more important money Is.
Meanwhile, Joe Louis and Mike
Jacobs will miss Joe Jacobs almost
as much IS Tony Galento misses
the man who made him, for
Joe Jacobs was such natural
Snowman that he couldn't help
beating the tom-tom for productions
In which he had no interest az oil.