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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Maple Leafs Put
Grip on Ice Lead
BY UNITED PRESS

The Toronto Maple Leafs tight
ened their grip on first place in
the National Hockey league race
Sunday night by defeating the
Boston Bruins. Al. while the run
ner-up Chicago Black Hawks could
do no better than A tie with the
Montreal canadiens.
The Leafs scored one goal in the
first period and three in the sec
ond to hand the Bruins their second
straight setback on home ice. The
Bruins have only tie to show for
three starts.
Trailing Al near the end OF the
second period. Montreal clicked
for one goal q minute before the
period ended and two in the third
session to gain their tie with Chi
cago.
Detroit defeated the New York
Americans 80 In a game DOM
mated throughout by Red Wing
rockies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Robin Hood
Adds to His
Dog Laurels

Robin Hood. Canadian cham
pion. added to his laurels over
the weekend at Victoria, B. c.
The hsndsome part color
animal. owned by Mrs Betty and
Daniel Walton of Tacoma was
sdjudged best of breed, American
cocker spaniels.
That isn't all. The blood of
Robin Hood continued to shine
Not through the old pappy himself
but through his grandson, Little
Sir Echo, black and white parti-
color.
Little Sir Echo was best of
winners parti-color. male.
Reserve winner was Windridge
Trumpeter. which gives an idea of
Little Sir Echo's class.
But the Waltons didn't stop
there. Brae Bell Bonnie stepped
out and won best of winners
female parti-eolor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Ry HENRY M'LFMoRE


COLLEGE STATION. Texas
i wouldn't know about right
now. but between the hours of
2:30 p. m. and $50 p. M, last
Saturday. the Texas Aggies had
the best football team In the
United States. During those
three hours the Aggies were the
perfect combination of power
and deception.
When Rice Ia team that was
good enough to lick Texas, Ark
ansas, and l.. 8. L., among
others) closed In with what
amounted Ia an eight-man line
to stop John kimbrough. Jack
Thomson. Marion Pugh and
Bill Conatser from running. the
Aggies took Ia the air with the
assurance of transport pilots.
When Rice spread out in an
attempt to stop the devastating
passing the Aggies Just gave the
ball to kimbrough and he ran
wild. the Aggies winning 25 to 0.
That's the nice thing about
the Aggies. They'll let you
choose your own method OF de-
struction. II you want To get 1t
over with in a hurry. you de-
fend against the running attack
and get passed dizzy. Most
teams choose this method. II
is much less painful than having
the Aggie backs. led by the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
McLemore Raves About Texas A & M Squad
UP Feaure Writer Insists Hove Everything
After Watching Kimbrouqh and Pals Win Game

eountry's No. ] allAmerlcan,
Kimbrough, beat your brains
out IN three quarters time.
kimbrough still continues tn
amaze your correspondent. He
Was terrific against s. NJ. L. a
week ago on wet field, but
against Rice he was plum
astounding. The Rice line Is
better than s. NJ. Us, but Big
John had dry field 10 work
on, and, given a secure footing,
n footing which allows him to
get that initial leg thrust, lines
mean nothing 10 him.
Not once, but half dozen
times against Rice. I saw Kim
brough cornered by two. three
and four taeklers. Big tackles.
too. men OF 100, 1915 and 200
pounds. One by one they would
hit him. and one by one they
would bounce off. dazed and
hurt.
John came out of the game
without even bruise He
grinned all the time he was
playing, and never. never once
gave the slightest indication Of
a hurt. His number was called
Is times and his average gain
WAS a shade better than six
yards a try.
Down here the football folk
are hoping that sometime the
Aggies will play an entire game
without calling any other num-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Broncos Beat
ST. Mary's S, 1877
Now Ready for Bid
For Any Bowl Ploy

San FRANCISCO-The Santa
Clara Broneos put In sid today
for bowl game any bowl except
Pasadena's Rose howl which ira
ditionally Ia the property of the
Pacific Coast conference.
Santa Clara topped season
married only by one defeat and one
tie by shellackins st. Mary's Gaels
10 to 7 before 10000 fog bound
persons in kezar stadium yester-
day in the 18th renewal OF the
little big game" between the two
tAap,s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
zale Meets Aposioli Tomorrow
Night in Seattle Auditorium
Middleweight Champion and Foemon
Fit: Tony Ready TO Give Al Hostok Bout

sEATTLE-Tony Yale. the Mar
Of Steel, and middleweight cham,
pion Of the world. ready for hi
10-round non-title match against
Fred Apostolic OF San Francisco
At the Civic auditorium tomorrow
night, will give Al Hostak. former
champion. his return crack at ths
crown any time that Al requests
Art Winch. zale's manager. II
the authority for this statement.
When Hostak aligned 10 de-
fend the championship against
Tale here last July, his man
sger, Eddie Marine, insisted
that q clause b. inserted In
the contract calling for .
return match between the pair
should Yale win the honors.
zale stopped Hostak In Is
rounds. and became the new cham
pion of the $50 FOUNDERS.
Hostak Ia back In training again
and after few warm-up fights will
be ready 10 demand his just dues
a return shot at Yale with the
topmost laurels of the division at
stake.
zale appears To be in the pink
of condition for Apostoli. The for
mer Gary. Ind. steel puddler
scaled 1872 pounds when he fin
ished training yesterday and
Winch said that Tony would
probably he around 1901 when
the main event principals weigh
In tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
Apostoli Ia called upon 10
scale more than 100 pounds
and said yesterday that he
would probably weigh around
162 or 1888 pounds.
Promoter Nate Druxman has
lined up two stellar six-round fea-
ture matches. both of them fea-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Wilson May Boss
Chicago S Cubs

CHICAGO-Jimmy Wilson
agreed today IN a fwo-year
contract To manage the Chica-
20 Cubs. The Cincinnati
player-coarh who was the
hero Of the 1910 world series,
will receive straight salary.
without bonus.
CHICAGO-Jimmy Wilson, hero
of the 1aa0 World Series. arrived
today to consider signing con-
tract that will make him the man.
sger of the currently crumbling
Chicago Cubs. fourth man in 10
years to attempt the task of keep
ing the erratic baseball team
operating smoothly,
Announcement of Wilson's
appointment TO fill the job
left open when Leo (Gabby)
Hartnett WAS dismissed came
from James 7. Gallagher,
"hSSti ut"tN aPpo"hstu 80
eral manager of the National
league club. The appointment
WAS part of Owner Phil X.
Wrigles's campaign To re
organize and revitalize his
team.
Wilson comes from Cincinnati
where he served as coach and
catcher-emeritus of the champion
ship and series winning Reds. He
was accompanied by Warren
Giles, business manager of the
Reds, who carried with him the
authority TO give Wilson an UNI
conditional release II he reached
an agreement with the Cubs
management.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Cornell's Victory Marred
By "Five-Downs +" CHARGE

under the existing regulations
To change the score.
The dispute began at the end
of the game-which Cornell won
by scoring touchdown on the
last play - when newspapermen
and scouts agreed that the score
was made on fifth play. How
ever Cornell Coach Carl Snavely
and several newspapermen said
that on the regular fourth down
both teams had been offside. In
such a case there is no play and
the count OF the down remains
the same.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

turing outstanding young middle
weights.
Harry Matthews sensational
Emmett. Idaho. conner. makes his
second start In Seattle when he
battles the rugged Al penna Of
Spokane, in the Surround semi
final.
Ernie Washburn. hard-hitting
Edmonds. Wash, bsttler. will face
Danny Mccarthy Of Butte. Mont.
In the other sls-round feature
melee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

NEW YoRk-Any further de-
velopments in the discussion of
the legality Of the play that gave
Cornell rs victory over Dart
mouth today awaited director Of
the Eastern intercollegiate as
sociation-from the games Of
ficials
However. Bushnell stated
that whether OF not the re-
ports revealed that Cornell
had been given five downs"
In the sequence of plays which
brought about the winning
touchdown. SATURDAY.. his Of
flee WAS given no authority
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

Games this week: Washington
VS.. UCLA at Los Angeles; WASH
ington State VS.. Gonzaga at Spo-
kane; Montana vs.. Portland at
Portland; Idaho VS.. Utah at Salt
Lake City.
Other weekend results.
Friday-Arizona 20 Loyola 13:
San Diego Marines 3s, Montana
20 Willamette 20, Pacific L. 6.
STANDARDIZATION As, Lewiston
10; College of Idaho 20. Puget
Sound 6; Montana Mines Is. Whit
worth s: Pacific Lutheran IA. Gen.
tral Washington 0: Eastern Wash
inEton = Western Washington 6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

her than Kimhrough's. II would
he interesting TO see Just how
much work he could stand. The
chances are. he would take such
an assignment In stride and
score two or three touchdowns
with battering ram marches
down the field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

Park preseason basketball
games for tonight at Bellarmine
gym: Z o'clock-Epworth Metho-
dists W. Latter Day Saints; 8
o'clock-Woodmen Of World Va.
NortheEn Pacific Shops; . o'clock
.-Aesstah Lutheran W. Valley
Paint.
Doadline for entries y Wednes-
day night At 3 O'Clock In the Park
1oaroation office. Fifteen teams
signed. 10 paid UP and only IL can
ut IN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

Scoring: Santa Clara Touchdown
Sanders tsuh for HeiscrD Thorn.
Peterson Sub for Heiserl. Point
after touchdown Collier lsuh for
Beggs tplacementl St. Marys -
Touchdown. RuSkusky. Point after
touchdown. Aguirre placement.
Officials; Referee-Orian Landreth.
Friends Umpire Alan Williams.
Cornell Field iudge-Moltz Blair. u.
=, C Head linesman-J. J. Tunney
Loyola
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
with ELLIOTT METCALF

WELL fans we can sit back and wait for the night oil
" Friday Nov 20 . .
That Is the date for the feature postseason football
game the stadium between Gonzagas Bulldogs and fae
This is community venture, The game being sponsored
BY a of US through Mayor Harry Cain and the various civic
organizations
Detroit university and good team don't forget
Tn. Lutheran. beat bnx and the
Vince championship
Each team decsivey
conzasa a fun college squad
and replscemenu nut tne
spectacular osoncoachd boys will have an opportunity TO
play role Of David
will everything they posssa
this battle
Iommervik at His Peck -.
They will be out there gambling with Marv Tommervik,
Tacoma's Little An-America candidate leading the way
You certain TO this unusually brilliant pitcher
toss that egg he has tossed II before
Sure he'll charged and rushed and concentrated upon
by the enemy. But that right down the
Der Tommerviks alley
clnf olsons big job keep
Gonzaga represents he major circles
belong of lower classification
a way with his and his have way
football
Success of this game poseason Tacoma
yean depends upon advance ticket sale
%
gam. put successfully others future will
b assured the city
And :
Incidentally the attendance at the Lutheran Eensbug game
splendid
Better than 1000 n the big
military with their and showmanshp bright
Mayor Harry hearty lions
military participation
. of Tacoma nearby military forces
the tpon what to expect In the Lutheran va Gonzaga
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Vancouver Lions
Leading League

SPOKANE, Wash.-The Van
couver Lions led the Pacific Coast
Hockey league today after regis
tering 6-s triumph over the
basement-hound Spokane Bombers
The Canadians Melted three tallies
in the overtime.
The Lions Lulu Lennon sunk
three goals in the first three
periods. and then capped Frank
Jerws's two in the overtime with
another. counting an assist on
Jerwas tallies
Glen Nickers scored Spokane
first, gave Burt Seharfe an assist
on the second, and tailed the
third. assisted by scharfe and
Norris.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Klumb and Klinqe Candidates

high school coaching post vacated by the resignation Of
Mentor Eddie Schwarz but there will be other candidates
for the post
Two Of the most prominent in football playing way will
b John Kumb and Dick klnge, Stadium graduates, have
been informed -.
Incidentally Kinse physical
both played under Coach schwaz the guiding
Stadium high grid destnss
Kinge WASH
Klumb bit football He
member of the Chicago Cardinals
by any plans upset Klnge
the Abe would find . stsdume
fullest off his old which fought
valantly in those other
any Tigers Thanksgiving
Day assured the South Side Kids will be
they before for schwarz
TO his scalp He simply beat that the punch
Listen -.
You can't figure football when 4 team that gave such
promise, did Notre Dame, tumbles before weak
sister hike Iowa Duck shooting in this district not
too hot Mostly widgeOn, and know what that
Homer Amundsen has interested himself in little end
chapel which has boxing and ping pong on its entertainment
program After many years without aid Of q hunting
dog old neighbor will have year. The legs
compel Tony Zale should beat Freddie Apostolic II Freddie
dps this Seattle night should
quit want TO class ics don't the Nile Temple
Shrine carnival at Seatts civic early December
at NJ Washngtoa club long ago
NnnesoAs FrAnck
han marvel Guess the Huakes
warm feeling Hardly looked good Saturday think
xatartal that
Just Cob Of
sis Oscar WITT guiding
psa - planned And Portland with winner
tsUn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Willamette Next
Tackles Whitman

SALEM. Ore.-The Willamette
university football team prepared
today for It's final hurdle of the
season in the way Of undefeated
conference season and the North
west College Conference cham
pionship.
rhe Bulldogs meet Whit
man In Salem Thursday In
thetr final game. The College
of Idaho with two wins. no
losses and two ties, still has
. mathematical chance %
claim either . ne for the
championship or the title
itsslf, provided Willamette b
defeated by whitman.
Willamstte polished off Pacific
2o-e. in week end play and ccllegs
Of Idaho finished an unbeaten
season by downing College OF
Puget Sound. los.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19
Huskies Next
In Standings
Phelon Men Face
Uclons in South

SAN FRANCIsCo-Ths Pacific
Coast conference spotlight swing.
THIS week 70 Los Angeles where
Jackie Robinson 4 Co. Of UCLA,
meets the University a. WASH
ington Huskies in the lone con-
ference encounter.
stanford's Rose bowl-bound m
dams draw a well-deserved rest.
as do the California Bears, the
Oregon State Beavers. Oregons
Nebfeet and the smitten Use
Trojan.
The Is TO Ii victory scored
by Stanford over Oregon state
was potent medicine 10 Stan
ford, for II practically clinched
the Rose Bowl bid. At the
same time II served notice on
the tooth world that
Quarterback Frankie Albert /.
not to he overlooked a. an
All-Ameriean candidate.
" Washington. fresh from a Il 10
o victory over Southern California.
VIII face a more confident Bruin
squad this weekend. UcLA.
kicked from pillar-to-post and los
ing most of Its games by a one
touchdown margin. scored its first
victory Of the year. "a to rs. over
Washington States Cougars.
mainly through the efforts of
Robinson.
BEARS LOOK STALE
California looked stale in beat
ing Oregon ID to s, but will have
two weeks of rest before facing
stanford in the big game" Nov.
30. Jim Jurkovich made two
spectacular first-half touchdowns
for the Bears before Oregon took
command. The Webfeet missed
three touchdowns by narrow mar
gins in the final periods.
Santa Clara moved into
position TO receive a bowl bid
BY trouneing st. Mary. In
Its traditional battle, 10 to =,
yesterday. stanford has
scored the only victory over
the Broneos this year, and
that by slim TO 6 margin.
Gonzaga provided one of the
npsets Of the week by beating
Detroit. 13 to 7. Idaho won its
first game of the year. slim
s to 0 victory over Nevada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

II you're not using il. sell 1t with
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-19

Between 1918 and 1880. TSo. 900
more boys than girls were born
and i,17s.0e7 more men than
women died, IA tha United neatss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-26
Woman Given Chance
To Collect Insurance

The United States Court Of APP
peals yesterday, by reversing q Mu-
nicipal Court decision, gave Mrs.
Annie Lee Jones, TBS Euclid street
NV, a chance to collect her hus-
bands life insurance of about 81 900
if she can prove that he died within
two years and five NOTWITHSTANDING
which she paid premiums-after he
had disappeared from his home
here on First street NV.
The husband, Fred jones, an iron
worker, disappeared in May, 1926.
A person is considered legally dead
If those who would ordinarily hear
from him fail to hear within a
seven-year period after his disap-
pearance. in accordance with an
old common law Of England. The
appellate court held there is no
presumption" as to the time when
Mr.. Jones died, but held it necessary
in the case to prove that he died
before the insurance lapsed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-26
Midcity Association
Plans 10 Dedicate New
Precinct Building
Unit Is Told Structure
For No. z Station To Be
Ready in January

The Midcity Citizens Association
last night moved to conduct dedi-
cation exercises for the new No. 2
police precinct building at Fifth
street and New York avenue NV.
The action was taken after Inspector
William G. Stott of the buildings
and grounds division of the Police
Department told the assemblage
that the new structure will be ready
for occupation by January 16.
Inspector Stott, outlining the fea-
lures of the station house now near
ing completion, stated the building
will be the last word in design and
construction, and pointed out that
it will be composed entirely of con-
crete, brick and steel, furnished
with air conditioning throughout its
two floors and recreation basement
and will have the most modern cell
block of its kind in the Nation.
Preliminary plans drawn up i'm
mediately following Nathan Lubar' s
motion for the associations dedica-
ton ceremonies called for parade
from old headquarters to the new,
with a band and drill team and
Police Capt. Jerry Sullivans COM
mand. Those appointed by A. j.
Driscoll, association president, on
the special Dedication Committee
include Frank B. Hoffman, John l..
c. Sullivan, Max T. Pines, Capt.
Hugh Grove of No. II police
precinct, DR.. F. Thomas Evans,
George A. Warren, William Jaeger
and E. Brandstetter. Cooperation
in the exercises also will be asked of
the Logan Thomas citizens group,
the New Center Market Business
mems Association, North Seventh
Street Businessmen and the Central
Disbursements group.
Midcity also approved an investi-
cation to determine feasibility of
piping natural gas to the District,
requested one-way bus trafiic west
on p street and one-way east on @
street NV; protested double park
ing of buses on Indiana avenue be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets
NV. and complained against tr-
regular streetcar service on Eleventh
street during rush hours.
Mr.. Driscoll announced standing
committees for the coming season,
and was authorized to name q spe-
cial meeting date for the association
during the first week Of January.
There will be no meeting in De-
cember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-26

banned on the south side Of M street,
in the Georgetown business section,
from 8 to $50 am. and on the north
side from 4:30 to 6 pm. j. B.
Wyckoff, chairman of the Traffic
Committee, read report of the Dis
trict traffic director showing that the
regulations had relieved congestion
and reduced accidents.
At the suggestion of Stanton Kolb,
president of the Georgetown Bust
nessmen's Association, the Trafdc
Committee was instructed to meet
with the Businessmen's Association
to discuss all phases of the situation.
Mr.. Kolb commended that the re-
strictions had proved injurious to
businessmen.
Other officers elected besides Mr.
Meyer were Mr.. Wyckoff, first vice
president; Col. Archibald King, Sec
ond vice president; Joseph I. Caya-
naugh, secretary, and Maj. Wallace
Streater, treasurer.
w. w. Buckley, Richard Mahar
and Charles H. Bates were appointed
a special committee for the contest
being sponsored by the Business and
Professional Women'S Club of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-26
Zionist Leader Regrets
Unwilling Help Given
Nazis by Some in u. 5.
Dr.. Solomon GoIdmon
Addresses Reilly at
Jewish Center

Some newspaper writer's, preach
ers and statesmen in the United
States are unwittingly helping fifth
columnists, DR.. Solomon Goldman,
former president of the Zionist Or
ganization of America, declared last
night.
The fifth columnists. he said, are
trying to torpedo the faith in the
triumph of democracy. This faith
is the essence of Americanism. To
speak of Hitler as omnipotent is to
assist him to victory"
DR.. Goldman addressed more than
600 Washington Zionists at a public
rally held at the Jewish Community
Center under the auspices of the
local Zionist district.
He said he was convinced that
the democratic way of life will not
be destroyed
ut may be suppressed, but it
cannot be crushed" he said.
The Nazi-Fascist war machine
may have more military victories,
he added, and the Nazis may strut
over Europe for a little while, but
their doom is sealed
I'm the opinion of the common
man." he declared. this is not a
capitalistic war. 1t is not a war of
empires. 1t is titanic struggle Of
ideals, customs, amenities and de-
cencies."
Americans are not meddlers," DR..
Goldman continued. They mind
their own business and do not pry
into other peoples affairs. We al
lowed our States to be more SOW
ereign than Europe did its
small nations in peacetime. We
have been as respectful of little
Rhode Island as of mammoth New
York. But we would not allow either
New York or Rhode Island to set
up under the guise of sovereignty
the rule of pillage and murder as
the law of their commemorative"
Americans" DR.. Goldman said,
"are not complacent in the face of
violence and evil"
The rally was held in conjunction
with the campaign for $50 900 men,
bers. Louis E. Spiegler, president
of the Washington Zionist District,
! presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-26

District for the best outdoor Christ
mas decorations this year.
Frank H. Arendes was accepted as
new member.
The guest speaker Of the evening,
j. Loren Freund of the District Bar
Association, discussed the technicali-
ties of the law and how they pro-
tected the rights Of American citi-
zens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-26
Association 10 Confer
with Businessmen on
MStreet Parking
Georgetown Citizens
Unit Elects Meyer
As President

The reelection of B. H. Meyer as
president and discussion of the
parking problem on the M street
N.W0 business district featured the
business OF the Georgetown Citizens
Association last night.
The M street parking situation
was reopened when John G. Cart
land, chairman Of the Commercial
Interstate Committee, said, another
change had been made in the regu-
lations. At present parking is