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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Bombers Meet
Y Varsity Five

The McChord Field Bombers viii
clash with the ''Y" Varsity hooT
team In the feature tilt of tonight'i
play on the ~" floor. with the
championship Of the Y. NJ. c. A
house league At stake.
The ~" outfit. with a pre-
vious victory over the Bomb
era. IL now In first place with
five wins without q loss. The
Bonberx have lost only one
game and can tie things mp
with . victory. The Bombers
hoast several ex-coiiegiate
stars In their lineup and aided
by several feminine rooters are
out Ia down the Varsity.
In the other game of the evening
the McChord Field Goldenrods will
clash with the Phalanx hoopsters
The public Is invited and no ad.
mission charge will be made. Tn,
first game will get under way a,
8 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
SO Basketball
Candidates Out
Lincoln Squad In
cludes Three Vets

Work on the bsckboards began
yesterday at Lincoln when more
than so boys responded 10 Coach
John kennedy's initial call for first
team hoopsterrs.
Among those turning out were
three regulars Of last season. Ray
Sturgeon. chunky guard; Ben
lshioka. agile japanese forward,
and Vince Hansen. lanky center.
Logan Blades, ace forward. Ia
still busy with grid warfare
Among the reserve candidates
that returned were Bob Hauge.
Herb Anderson. Don Taylor. Bob
England. Tom Loren. Hollster Gee.
Al Vinson and Chef Stone.
Several promising sophomores
include Jack England. Gerald
jacques and Ed Huntington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Lincoln Glove
Show Billed

Headhned by a double main
event. the Lincoln Boxing club
will present a 10-bout show on
December 6, Matchmaker Howard
Usage announced today.
Pete Donahue and Johnny Rob-
erts, featherweights. will toss
leather In the upper half of the
main event. while Krist Huseby
will mix with Don Forsyth in
the other half.
In the featured match,
Willie Muse and Pete Stojack
will perform In n combina-
ton wrestling and boxing af-
fair. Willie In the present
holder of the schools middle
weight championship, while
Pete Is a former first team
muscle mangler.
Other bouts carded are Pete
Tedesco and Leo Arnestad, Jack
Farley and Ross Everett, Eddie
Aylesworth and Roy Parent.
Clarence Nelson and Bill Gair
Emil Brazil and Chuck Morris and
Joe Fortier with Don Forsythe
Two remaining fights are yet to
be matched.
All OF the fighters are training
under the direction OF Howie
Usage nightly In the wrestling
room.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Ernie Raimondi
Heads for Altar

OAKLAND. Calf. - Ernie Raj
monI. q. third bsseman for the
Oakland club. will be married next
Wednesday 10 Miss Ellen Doris
Dowd Of Oakland. Bill Raj
mondi. Oakland catcher and older
brother Of the bridegroom-to-be.
viii be best man
Miss Dowd is native Of
Gibraltar. Their romance began
when both were high school stu
dents here. Ernie Raimondi
broke into organized baseball with
the San Francisco Seals at the
age of is and has remained since
In the league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Beaver Ball
Club for Sale
Business Manager
Announces Pluns

HoILyWooD-Rollie Schefter,
business manager Of the ailing
Portland club Of the Pacific Coast
baseball league. announces the club
IL for sale If the price Is right"
Sehefter made the announcement
as the league directors began the
final session of their annual meet
ing yesterday. lie refused TO in
dicate what price would be con-
sidered
we viii sell N "A proper
price h made In view of the
clubs potentialities." he said.
We hit "a had streak several
wears ago and u II bound To
end sooner or later. Perhaps
somebody can work II out and
turn the loss We have suffered
within the last couple of years
10 a profit"
Schefter. son of the Beavers
president and principal stockhold-
er added that "the price will have
to be right. or Of course we will
continue 10 operate the Beavers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Pete Stojack
Abe Captain
Will Lead Lincoln
Against Tiger Club

Pete Stojack was elected cap
tain of the Lincoln grid squad
for the annual Thanksgiving
day battle with Stadium next
week in the north end bowl.
Stojack, senior. is a brother
Of Frank Stojack. former Wash
ington State college and Lincoln
star. Pete has been a member
of the football squad for the last
three years. He started out in
his sophomore year as an end.
was switched to tackle last sea-
son, and has been filling in as
guard and tackle this year.
After a two-day rest, Coach
Eddie Schwarz sent his
charges through a long work
out this afternoon. More
practices are carded for to-
morrow, Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday, with a day of
rest Wednesday and the game
on Thursday.
The injury list numbered only
two players, Bob Hokenson and
Loren Lilly. and they've been out
the entire season. Pete Stojack.
captain-elect, had slight case
Of blood poisoning in his left arm
but appears to have fully re-
covered. Logan Blades. down with
influenza last week. is still on the
way to recovery and is expected
in suit tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Lowman Turns
To Basketball
Stadium Boss Coils
For Workout Friday

With the completion Of the
midget football schedule. Coach
Lowman viii resume the duties Of
varsity basketball mentor He has
called the first turnout Friday.
Stadium is not blessed with .
flock Of returning lettermen this
year. Only three felt winners will
be returning. They are Dave Mol
itor. forward; Lyman Anderson
forward. and Neil Lindstrom,
center.
The Bengal basketball team
started slowly last year hut
when they rounded into the
home stretch they couldn't be
stopped. They rose from last
place In the city race and won
the city title hut only after q
three-way tie nccessitated .
play off.
Not content with the city laurels
the Tigers journeyed to Seattle for
the state tournament. They won
two games in q row. despite the
fact that they were the underdogs.
They met Everett In their third
game and were defeated. The
Tigers managed to win sixth place,
however.
Stsdium's only chance this year
lies In the hands Of the returning
reserve lettermen. They are Dick
Peterson. Ed Dever. Ray Hagen.
Jack Getaz. Harry Mansfield. Ted
Gregg and Jerry Bennatts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Morton. mixed doubles; Marjorie
Jack and Eths Murray. women's
doubles; Juanita Stern. women's
singles, and Howard Lynn. sub
stitute.
The Shutters open their season
tonight on their home floor RUS
ton Community Center with
Olympia as their opponents. The
game will get under way at Sis
and the public Is cordially invited
TO attend these matches.
The Shutters will be selected
from the following players: Law
renee McCamant. Jack Dupriest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Hoop Schedule

Park Basketball league games
for tonight: p. m. Keator Chap
ter DeMolay VS.. Knapps al Gault
Jr. High; p. m. Latter Day
Saints vs.. Fullers at Gault; p. m,
Falkland Trinity Lutheran VS..
Manitou Community at P. L. c.
gym; 9 p. m. Clan Gordon VS..
Tacoma DeMolay at Gault
Friday night games will be
played at Bellarmine: Z p. n.
Northern Pacific Shops VS.. Central
Lutheran; S p. m, Valley Paint VS..
Messiah Lutheran; p. m, Wood
men Of World VS. Epworth Meth
Odist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Tom Walsh Again
ToLead PIG. A.

CHICAGO - Tom Walsh. Chi
cage. today started another one
year term as president of the
National Professional Golfer
association.
Walsh was unanimously re-
elected yesterday.
The contract of tournament
bureau manager. Fred Corcoran of
Boston. who arranged the 1889
tournament which drew 100000
spectators and disbursed $4,000
in prizes. has been renewed, Walsh
announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Local Badminion League Organized

The Northwest Y. NJ. c. A Bad
minton league has been organized
with the following teams entered:
Bellingham. Seattle. SnoQualmie
Falls. Olympia and the Tacoma
Shutters and Tacoma Racque-
teers. A home and home game
will be played with each team.
The Racquetee-s will travel TO
Snoqualmie Falls for their first
match on Friday night The
Raequeteers are composed Of Rich
ard Meyer. mems singles: Don
Erwin and Bill Taylor. mems dou-
oles: Lyle Morton and Dorothy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Joe Signs as
Yankee Chief

NEM YORK 49, The New York
Yankees today announced that Joe
Mccarthy had signed a contract to
manage the baseball club for the
next three years. The terms were
said to he the same as last year
between $4,000 and $4,000 q
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Cougar Star
81
Also Rated Second
In Aerial Yordoqe
BY WILLIS :. DUNIwAY

By WILLIS :. DUNIWAY
United Press staff Correspondent
EATTLE Two more new
corners - Jimmy Richardson Of
Marquette and Tacoma Bill Sewel
Of Washington State-went 10 the
top today IN rankings OF the Amer
iean football statistical bureau.
Richardson had a field day
against Manhattan last Saturday.
even though his team lost. 45-4l.
He rolled up 35s yards. which
showed him IN front Of the nations
backs IN all-around offensive totals.
In six games Richardson has
gained 1,055 yards, including Sos
from passing.
>ewell, all-sround halfback
for Washington State. had
been among the first ten lead
ing passers for some weeks.
1oday's tabulations put him at
II head, with 81 competitions
ttempts.
T. S second in yardage from
passes, with 706 yards. while Paul
Christman Of Missouri has gained
s62 on so compilations. Sewell also
was seventh in total ground-gain-
ing.
Best ball-carrier wgas Al Ghes-
quiere. Detroit university star. with
1872 yards. Tommy Harmon. Mich
igan's ace, slipped to sixth in total
offensive and second in rushing.
PRICE BEST KICKER
Owen Price of Texas Mines con-
tinued to pace kickers with a
4s.15-yard average
Other averages included:
Total offense - Johnny Knolla.
Creighton, CSC; Christman. $50
Jimmy Reynolds, Oklahoma A. &
NJ, last weeks pace-setter, e47;
Bill Dudley, Virginia, 943; Ghes-
quiere. GAL; Harmon, Oeov Jacobs,
Oklahoma, s35; Hal Mccullough.
Cornell, sos.
Rushing - Har mon. 613:
Tony Gallovich, Wake Forest,
5S5 (last game unreported);
Bob Westfall, Michigan, ST.;
knoIla, 572.
Passing - Dave Alledrice,
Princeton. 81 compilations nast
game unreported) Jacobs, ~
competitions; Hal Hursh, In
diana, AZ competitions.
Pass receiving-Humbert, Rich
mond. "a competitions; Harry
Krouse, Penn State, 20; Jack
Jennings. Oklahoma, 20: Steve
Lach. Duke. Is; Phil Roach, Texas
Christian, 10.
Punting = Jacobs. AIS: Glenn
Dobbs, Tulsa, 4476 Dick Nc
Gowen, Auburn. 1925; Hall.
Denver. 1859.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Al Kamp. Raw Wall. Ralph Erwin
Dick Felix. Major Paul Miller. Joe
Gilpin Ted Herreid. Elsie Morris.
Lois Weller. Ruth Grain, Ruth
Crow. Mildred Wall. Celia SEQ
field. Peggy Feix and Lois Howe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Bremerton spares: j. Burrell,
r. Burrell and B. Mcdonald. Ia
coma spares: G. Goldsberry, L.
Bishop. T. Fisher and Robido.
First period. scoring: dl McNuty
from Holman. ESQ, % Goldsberrv
from Fisher 1903 80 J, Burrell.
II AZ; Holman IA :37. t5l r. Bur
rell from j. Burrell. 1906. Penal
tic Zemeck. Weir. Slater Colds
berry and Oswald. each two minutes.
Second period scoring 90 Balm
from Bishop. 80. (7l Arcand from
Holman 1913. 81 Weir, S:42. ~
Holman from McNulty. 1855: G0)
Balm from Goldsberry. 1915: GD
Goldsberry from Fisher. 1915; 12)
Balm from bishop 1917: Qsl Hol-
man from McNulty, 1890: N4 Nc
Nulty from Oswald, 1902. Penalties:
Goldsberry. Oswald. four minutes,
and Goldsberry and Bishop. each VITO
minutes.
Third period. scoring: Ci5) Hol-
man from Arcand, l:26: Q6l Weir,
1858: GO McNulty from Holman,
3 :O4. Us) Goldsberry from Balm,
4:02: le) Balm from Goldsberry;
ll:lo; t2o) Weir 1900: (2D Nc
Nulty - :06. (22l McNulty from
Holman. l2:l2. Penalties: Oswald
four minutes Goldsberry Weir,
Fisher J. Burrer. Arcand and Bishop,
each two minutes
Referee-Walt Bachelor OF Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

THE good Hans Malcolm. secretary of the Tacoma Gun club
called with his rich Slovenian accent 10 say:
"Wil YOU make mention of the clubs annual Thanks
giving turkey shoot Sunday Shooting begins at $3.50 Lasts
all day. Many to shoot turkey into wifeys oven
Hans been calling desks since
he took the secretarys post
the the reins he has given time and
energy successful service to
the club
These club turkey shoots have been going each Thanksgiving
% years. 1918
That without break They before then but
Hans opnes how % years long enough at that
The modern Tacoma others of the West took
military reservation during the stormy
of he Firstly War
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
TRACK OWNER DIES

ST. LOUIS-Charles ]. Cellar is
dead at the age of IS. A wealthy
st. Louis business man, he owned
oak Lawn race track at Hot
Springs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Mackiewicz Joins As
PHILADELPHIA = The Pm

PHILADELPHIA The Phila-
delphia Athletics 1941 rebuilding
program went forward today with
the signing of Felix Mackiewicz,
young Purdue university out
fielder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Listen -.
Gabby Harnet the latest big league manager walk
the plank Precarous indeed the life of ath
letic manager Hunters will spend average of better
than 81 wild bird and buy choice turkeys these
days for around 20 cents pound Alice Marble greatest
tennis player not only talent gal
but splendid singing voice combined with beauty
To say nothing of brains Seattles Nate DruXman found
his pot of gold in the middeweghts No wonder he keeps
the magnetic division alive Seattle Roger Peckin
paugh Cleveands is the shOrtsOp no
matter his great ame record who bObbed half dozen
times than during world series Never heard
speak III of Ernie the beloved
Cliff fooling
injured Lutheran His really
Ernie Stowe still keeps his smooth well handled bowling
He's editors dream publicity Roger Peck. Tiger
months through the east Incidentally will sit
baseball Aposoi Freddie
Steele York him the toughest fight He should
Francisco battles 10
4 Stanford Cornell and Minnesota why not
Dame field Tacoma
plain Jimmy Phelan his Gives
through assistants which like Wses
crack of the grdman who the
ford said; That's the first time played track team
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Tacoma Ice
Team Loses
First Game
TRI-CITY HOCKEY LOOP


A rough, spectacular hockey
game saw Bremerton outscore Ia
coma, u TO 10, in the curtain
raising game of the new Tri-City
Hockey league last night at Lake
wood ice arena.
II was a breath-taking ice duel
all the way, with the Tacoma club
never quite catching up with the
visitors. despite the fact that the
score was tied three times.
The count was knotted at !
10 ] In the first period. s TO q
In the second frame and 10 to
10 in the last hectic 30
minutes.
Ron McNulty. fast - skating
Bremerton wing. ably assisted by
his teammate Howie Holman were
the stars. McNulty accounted for
no less than five of his team S
goals and was credited with as
sists on two others.
MNULTY SCORES TWO
McNulty tipped in both of his
clubs goals in the last period,
breaking the 10 to 10 deadlock,
and he knocked the puck into the
Irvine twice within six seconds.
1t was definitely McNulty's night.
Penalties were given out in
quantity as play was rough
and exceedingly thrilling, with
plenty Of ludicrous and spine
tingling spills and collisions
Of all descriptions.
George Goldsberry and Norm
Balm were the bright lights for
the Medosweets. Balm batted in
four goals and was credited with
an assist, while Goldsberry twinec
the puck three times and aided
in the tallying of two other
goals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Horjes Most Promising

This Charles "Chuck" Horjes is playing lot of starting
center for the University of Washington Frosh
And when the off him his job and
Coach Phean and his assistants polish the boy he'll be play
much good football for the varsity the next three
Granting of that the breaks of the game do not
go against him
a Stadium Chucks Uncle Leo, full
broad powerful And he loved the
a 10 other
Today any game in which nephew PLAYS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Only Club on Military Lond

II is the only club of its kind military property
Special action was necessary, but there il is
And ii has served numerous military men pleasure, as
well as civilians
Ii is peculiar in another you don't have to pos
membership TO have advantage of facilities
The club welcomes visitors especially those who before
shot traps. New blood is asset officials emphasize
the organization has been holding its Thanksgiving
thousands birds representing have been
carted by competitors
Secretary Malcolm
IF could the right all the turkeys
turkeys
selling at cent pound less
Which would turkey dealers been
turkeys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
An Uncle Talks
Says Leo of Chuck /.

Says Leo OF CHUCK!
Really think the boys going TO be quite player They
think Washington too He's green of but when
the bad edges knocked off him he'll be okay"
Chuck John Hores the Plumbing
John old football Hores family
from Minneapolis but when of physical
you should see the of Chuck
II when a John
been four of Chuck the Of who could
pick cotton truck and walk with it
So Chuck nherits strength which with
hed football instinct many
old gridiron sport
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
sAIErlNn POPULATION

The population OF the continental
United States. officially announced
as 13l. G69.27j In report OF the
Census Bureau, Is shifting. There j.
q slackening In the increase OF city
population for the first time in 10
years.
New apportionment OF the House
OF representatives.. based upon pop
ulation shifts in the last decade,
reduces the number In ten states
and increases II in eight. This has
general political significance be-
cause the electoral college Is based
upon the number OF members OF
Congress.
The population shifts hit the So
called normal Republican states,
especially in the Middle-West, and
aid the Democrats by adding more
electoral votes to some southern
and other states which have been
Democratic in recent years.
The population figure. which was
fixed as Of April by the Census
Bureau. Slows a gain OF 70 per cent
since 1890 when the population was
122.775.046.
II is important to note that in
this increase OF nearly nine mil
lion people there has been a level
ing off OF population density. The
westward movement has continued
bringing increased population in the
Pacific Coast and mountain states,
but OF principal economic signifi
canoe is the fact that the long
established migration from country
TO city has been slackened. The
proportion OF rural to urban popu
latIon Is changing for the better.
II this trend could be encouraged
TO the point OF even distribution Of
people throughout the nation. our
health as we'll as economic prob
lens would be greatly simpllfied.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
TAX REVENUE HIGHER

Lansing. Dec. ZAP Walter +.
Reddy, deputy managing director
OF the State Board OF Tax Admin
istration. announced Tuesday that
sales and use tax collections at the
end Of November were S4,0i20l6
above the revenues for the first IL
months OF 1899.
Jobs would finish him as a future
presidential possibility, On the OPP
posite hand. he could provide him.
self with a fine presidential build
up on a farm or in college presi-
dency and as a writer and speech
maker. But these are stunts he
can't make enough money in.
The choice Is one that puzzles
his 1914 hackers. and perhaps
Wendell also.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
Rural Events
TODAY
futile Hill

futile Hill
Friends Church Missionary So
ciety with Mrs. John Wright. Din
ner at12:3o
Saline
Federated Aid Society will meet
at. the nome of Mrs. T. NJ. Clay
Guild Of St. Pauls Evangelical
Church will meet with Mrs. Cor
don Anthony
Rainbow Division of the Meth
odist Church will meet at home OF
Mrs. c. A Curtiss for potluck sup
per and Christmas party.
DECEMBER S
Rego'e
Pittsfeld Ladies Aid Society viii
hold an all day meeting at the tome
of Mrs Garth Becl,ington. Bem.s
Rd Election OF officers.
sheldon
Woman's Society OF Christian
Service win hold annual sale Co
operative luncheon at 1890. Bust
ness meeting Will be omitted.
Salem
Federated Church women will
hold annual bazaar, supper in
church dining room. Serving
starts at 8 p. m.
stony Creek
Womans Society Of Christian
Service will sponsor family night
at church.
Saline
Ladies' Aid society OF St. Paul
Evangelical Church will be enter
tanned by Mrs Fred Sellen for an
nual meeting. Christmas party
and exchange OF gifts. Potluck
supper.
DECEMBER
Salem
All Food Preparation Club will
meet at home OF Mrs. William
Benjamin
East YpsiIantl
Spencer p. T. a. postponed un-
I'll Dec. 10 AZ s p. m.
Rawsonville
Christmas fair will be held at
new school house. Proceeds will
go for school equipment and milk
fund.
S. w. Augusta
Bazaar at home of Mrs. Ora
Heath, Willow Rd.. in the even
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
roMssroNEs ARE GRAPHIC

Lewisville. Pa, Dec. 4-UP-Mute
evidence OF the initiative Of stone
engravers OF another era has at.
tracted tourists TO an old cemetery
here. A rude figure OF an animal
with claws is carved on the tomb
stone OF man killed by panther,
while carving Of hand reaching
for the five OF diamonds indicates
the grave OF a woman who died
while playing cards.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
HOTEL SOLD

Grand Rapids, Dec. 4-The Rowe
Hotel has been sold TO the Manger
Hotel Co. for 500, 600 by the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company.
The hotel was taken over by the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. on
the mortgage in TIE early 1930s. The
staff OF the hotel will stay with the
exception OF Allen J. Lowe, manag-
er who goes to Cleveland
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
Hat MEASUREMENTS PRIzEp

Seattle, Wash. Dec. 4-UP-C.
A. Barnes. a hat salesman, has his
own scrapbook OF famous personal
tiles on whom he has waited This
volume contains the cross-section
measurements OF Col. Theodore
Roosevelt. Capt. Roald Amundsen,
Roy Chapman Andrews, Nilhjalmur
Stefansson and Sen. Burton h.
Wheeler.