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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
By HENRY M'IENoRF

United Press staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Nebr. - This city
continues 10 celebrate what II
considers the biggest moment
since the territory Of Nebraska
became one OF the IS states.
Nehraska's football team has
been asked IN the Rose Bowl
and there Is not one citizen who.
since the invitation came from
Pasadena. has failed 10 show his
appreciation
For moro than - hours fac
tory whistles have been blowing.
For more than "a hours the
streets have been choked with
parades of students. bands.
housewives, business men. mop
pets, tots and what have YOU.
There was no school at
Nebraska Y. yesterday The
students ysnked down the order
Of business from the bulletin
board. shouted a yell Of triumph
through the Chancellor's win
dow, and started parading
through the streets to the tune
Of California, Here We Come"
They bounded over the keep
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Gridmen Honored by Banquet

AS guests of Knights of Column
bus Of Tacoma and Seattle. grid
men Of three Catholic high schools
gathered in Seattle's Washington
Athletic club Monday night to
participate in the lodges fourth
annual gridlron banquet. Schools
represented were Bellarmine OF
Tacoma and o'Dea and Seattle
Prep of Seattle.
James (Jimmy) McNerth-
ney of Bellarmine and Jim Lee
Of o'Dea and Paul Basel of
Seattle Prep were voted the
insiprational award by team
mates. and each received an
engraved gold wrist watch
from the lodge.
Ken Mccarthy. grand knight of
Tacoma council No. 500. presented
the award to McNerthnev and F.
}. Gleeson, grand knight of the
Seattle council made the presen-
tation 10 the Seattle players. The
English trophy was awarded Seat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Gophers Put
Over Others
Ruted Notions Top
Team by Dickinson

CHICAGO Minnesotas unde-
feated Big Ten champions were
far and away the best football
team in the nation. the Dickinson
rating system reported today.
The Dickinson system goes by
the scoreboard, where victory
is a victory whether it's by one
point or a "zillion." 1t also goes
by the caliber OF opposition and
Minnesota's schedule was second
To none In the eyes of Prof Frank
Dickinson. instructor in economics
at the University of Illinois. whose
1910 national rankings are his 18th
and last.
Here they are with point ratings
a la Dickinson:
Minnesota 2955 2-Michi-
gan 2616. Stanford 1884. A.
Tennessee 1916. 5-Texas A. and
NJ. 25.74. 6-Pennsylvania PATS.
Mississippi State 24.2s. s.
Southern Methodist 1882. p
Texas 2333. 10-Nebraska 1912.
11-Northwestern 22.51. 12-Bos-
ton College 2214
Dickinson advised. however,
that Southern Methodist must
defeat Rice on Dec. 7 or drop
from the first IL. Boston col
Iege then would be rated 18th,
he said.
In only rare cases is a team
ranked ahead OF its conqueror and
Texas A. and NJ. is this years
exception. The Aggies dropped
one to Texas but held onto fifth
place while Texas was rated ninth.
THE system is not infallible."
Dickinson said. But after II
year l am disseminating my rating
with the firm conviction that my
system merely gave the results
that would have come from n
round robin schedule of all these
teams"
IL was the third time Minnesota
has been rated first since 1881
and it received permanent posses
sion Of the Rockne memorial tro-
ply sponsored by Notre Danes
four horsemen Of the past-Harry
Stuhldreher, Don Miller. Jimmy
Crowley and Elmer Lsyden The
Gophers were on top in 1884 and
1896.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

parade wound IT and about
Lincoln.
The colder the wind got. and
the more the SNOW fell. the
noisisr Lincoln became I know
you won't believe what vent on.
because this Is perhaps the only
time a cosmopolitan city has
Just turned loose In honor Of
boys who play football.
A prominent Lincoln matron
explained IL Ia me this way:
we have no theater tn speak
Of. and less art. Almost every
thing we care for II wrapped up
In the football team. Ny hus-
band played for the team. and
the girl next doors husband
played for the team. and when
we get Rose Bowl team we
just go to pieces"
AS warning TO Stanford, let
me tell them that this spirit has
been picked up by the team that
will leave here on the 21st for
Pasadena. I listened to half a
dozen of the boys speak last
night at a banquet. And as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
500 Pounds Of
Turkey Prize
Event Scheduled for
Saturday, Sunday

The biggest and hest sweep
stakes in history Of the Tscona
Golf association Is scheduled for
next Saturday and Sunday
Brookdsle has won the right to
stage this kings X event an ex-
ira sweeps over and above the
regular meetings this year. The
Brookdalers had more entries than
any other member club, thus the
honor.
Five hundred pounds Of turkey
will 20 10 winning golfers.
That's one-quarter of a ton.
which il quite a flock of birds.
President Chef Corey Of the TGA
and his aids have their heads to-
gether thinking up ways and means
Of making this something for fu-
ture meets to try 10 match.
Each member club will take
measures to emphasize the I'M
portance Of this particular meet
ine to its membership.
And plenty Of the bows are going
home with Christmas turkeys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Proposed Grid
Game About Off

SANTA CLARA, GAIA pro-
posed post-season football game
between Georgetown and Santa
Clara university hung by a thread
today following failure Of the
original promoters to assume
financial responsibilities of the
game.
The game, suggested for Dec. %
in the Los Angeles Memorial COLI
scum, was TO be sponsored by the
British War Relief association Of
southern California.
Both teams were willing,
provided suitable financial ar
rangements could he made,
hut the organization informed
Santa Clara last night that II
could not assume the financial
responsibility.
Sam Dunno. Santa Clara public
relations director. said another
group, also working for charity
and apparently with better back
ing, was working on the proposal
and that an announcement might
be forthcoming today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Gregory and Dever
Join Tiger Hoops

Bill Gregory and Ed Dever made
their first appearance of the sea-
son on the Stadium naples yes
terday. Gregory, two-year midget
letterman, has been favoring a
compound dislocsted finger re-
ceived during the football season.
Dever IL two-year re-
serve letter-winner. He has
been recovering from a foot
ball injury also. Both are slat-
ed for the first ten and will
be big help TO the Blue and
Gold squad.
Dick Peterson is incapscitated
with a Clipped knuckle. his hand
being in a splint. He has been
turning out regularly but will not
be at full strength until the end
of the week when the splint is
removed
Al Olson, six-foot-three giant.
has taken his place among the
other two contenders for the CEN
ter berth. This is the first year Of
competition at Stadium although
he is junior. He is expected to
give Ray Hagen and Neil Lind
strom a race for the pivot spot.
According to a statement by
Coach Lowman, the second cut of
the season will be made Wednes-
day. At this time he is expected
to reduce the squad to a small
number in preparation for the
final slice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Park Basketball

Park Basketball league games
for tonight at Bellarmine gym
nasium: Z. Central Lutheran VS..
knapps Business College; s. Fuller
Paint Co. VS.. Valley Paint: Q Man
itou Community Church VS.. Kestor
Chapter DeMolay
Admission to these games is by
monthly membership card only.
which can be obtained from
a team manager at the games.
Soldiers in uniform are admitted
free without a card.
Results of Monday nights games
Senior and Junior h games: 3sth
Street 53, First Congregational %.
Bob Han scored 20 points for the
3ss.
Falkland 25. Messiah Lutherans
Is Larson was high. 10.
jefferson Park 20. Clan Gordon
20 X. Tollefson was high. u.
Mormons 80. Puysllup Christian
%. Dickson. Mormon star. was
high, Il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

tie Prep, champions of the 1910
season, by Dan English.
Phelan Speaker
Principal speaker of the even
ing was Coach Jimmy Phelan of
University of Washington, who
said football was not a builder
Of character, but a means of re-
vealing the character Of the
player. He said football training
tempered" player for the
battle of life"
Mondays program was
unique in that il marked the
first attendance of the Ia
coma council and school. Prior
banquets were staged by the
Seattle council and included
only the Seattle schools.
Other than Mccarthy. those
from the local lodge attending in
Guided Hugh c. McGavick. finan-
cisl secretary. George Hoffner,
chairman Of the athletic com
mittee. and George Slater. Pat
Brady. Leo McGavick. H. Petrich.
Robert Brown. Art Mcmahon and
Joe Dwyer.
Others Speakers
Other speakers were Rev. Fr
Henry Schultheis. S. J. president
Of Bellarmine; Ri Rev. John Cal
lsgher, V. G.; Rev. c. Mcdonnell
S. J., principal Of Seattle Prep.
Rev. Brother NJ. J. Lannon. prin-
eipal Of O'Dea; Hsurley De Rom.
coach Of Seattle Prep: Walt Mu-
sial, coach OF oDea; Henry Haug,
Bellarmine coach: Very Rev. z.
J. MeFadden. chaplain Of the
Seattle council and director OF
the diocesan schools: Bobby"
Morris. nationally famous referee;
Rev. F.. Francis Corckery. s. :,
president OF Seattle college:
'Puggy' Hunton. coach Of Con
zasa. and Victor A. Rabel. pres.-
dent Of the Washington Athletic
club.
Hon Charles P. Morisrtv,
superior Judge Of King county,
served as master of ceremonies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

VANCOUVER, II. ca fast
start and slow finish last night
left Seattle and Vancouver ice
hockey teams tied Ii in an over
time Pacific Coast league fracas,
but also lifted the two clubs into
a Tie for first ahead of the other
league members.
Each gained a point in stand
ings, breaking the four-way dead
lock.
Most of the action was
crowded into the second period
when Bill Hutton scored for
the Lions and Dave Downie,
Seattle center. counted for the
olympics. In the same period,
six men paraded 10 the PEN
atty box.
A minor casualty was Jean
Baptiste Pusie, former Vancouver
star now in Seattle uniform. As
he was entering the penalty box
an irate fan belted him on the
head with bag OF peanuts.
Pusie fell To the ice and the game
was held up for several minutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
New Coach for
|East-West Game

CORVALLIS, Ore.-A coach for
the Western team In the annual
New Years day East-West game
in San Francisco to replace Bift
Jones of Nebraska whose team
was chosen to play Stanford in
the Rose Bowl. will be named Sat
urday. Percy Locey. Oregon state
college athletic director, said last
night.
Loccy said the coach probably
would he someone who directs n
team west of the Mississippi. The
coach selected will team up with
Babe Hollingbery, Washington
State mentor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

McLemore Warns Stanford

of the grass signs A. the $40
0o0 600 capitol sw arme 4
through the marble legislative
halls. ruffled the sombre dress
of the state supreme court dig
nitaries. and demanded that the
governor come from his stately
chambers and lead the singing
of There Is No Place Like
Nebraska.
Earlier. when the invitation
10 play Stanford In the Rose
Bowl was only a few hours old.
they charged the home Of the
Nebraska coach, Major Biff
Jones. lie appeared at a bed
room window In his pa jamas
and gave the rally his blessing.
Come on and join us" the
thousands Of students and
townsfolk shouted. we're up for
the night and celebrating"
The ma1or pulled on a pair Of
pants, wrapped himself in a top
coat. and went out for the night.
Snow was falling. the wind
vas bowling. and the tempera-
ture was flirting with dear old
zero. But for three hours the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

Meet Tonight
PloY Is at Letter
School at 8 Bells

Courtmen from Lincoln and
Glover Park high schools will
argue their opening casaba case
of the season tonight when they
meet on the latter's court at s.
A reserve game will precede the
first team engagement.
Kennedy tabled as his proba Bile
starters, Herb Anderson and Ben
Ishioka at the forward posts
Vince Hansen, the heaven-kissing
center will get the nod at the
pivot position, while Logan Blades
the converted forward and Ray
Sturgeon will start at guards.
A severe blow was dealt the
Railsplitters in their preseason
endeavors when Don Taylor, dimi-
nutive guard, turned his ankle
and is out indefinitely.
Athletic Director w. B. Hardie
announced the complete Lincoln
basketball schedule which includes
Is nome games with rs tllts in all
billed.
Dec ,, Glover Park. there: D Euum-
claw. there, 7, Puyallup. here 10,
Centralla, here, Ia Enumclsw, here
II. Glover Park. here. 20 Centralia.
there 81. Yakima here
Jan. I, Bellingham, there; 10.
Walla Walla, here. II. Bremerton,
there; II, Stadium. here: 81. Bellar-
mine, there, "a, Yakima, there: as.
Walla Walla, there %, Bellarmine,
here; 81, Bellingham. here.
Feb. /, Everett. there: l. Puyallup,
there; 7, Bremerton. here: 8. Everett,
here, ID, Stadium, there: Is. Bellar-
mine, here; 81, Stadium, here 20,
Bellarmine, there and March z, Sta
dium, there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Pirates Purchase
Infielder Martin

ATLANTA, Ga. - The Pitts
burgh Pirates made the first ma or
league deal of the minor league
meeting today when they bought
lnfielder Stuart Martin from the
st. Louis Cardinals for an undis-
closed amount of cash.
Martin batted 23s in 112 games
last season. He's % and has PLAYED
with the Cardinals five seasons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Sabin Finishes
Year S Suspension

PORTLAND - Wayne sabin
Portland tennis star, left last
night for Berkeley. Cal. where he
plans to practice with Frank
kovacs and Don Bulge in pre-
paration for comeback attempt
in the Oklahoma City indoor
championships, Dec. 10. He has
finished his year Of suspension
from amateur ranks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
A.A.U. Meetinu

DENNER-The men who govern
the nations amateur sports began
arriving in Denver today for their
most important meeting of the
year-the send annual convention
Of the National Amateur Athletic
union.
Among problems to be con-
sidered We're the new amateur
records, sites OF 1910 champion
ship meets, elimination Of the
metric system and the proposed
Pan-American games
The convention opens Thursday
and ends Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Oregon Defeated

EUGENE, Ore.-The University
Of Oregon basketball team drop
ped its second consecutive pre-
season tilt last night. losing 10
the Rubenstein oregonians. 4T-40.
The Rubenstein team included
four members Of the Oregon
varsity that won the national
chAmptonshap two years ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Bell Midqeis Out

The midget basketball season
opened at Bellarmine last night.
with Approximately 80 boys turn
ing out for the team.
Coach this year will be Hugh
BOYLE. s. J.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
State Badminton
Meet Scheduled

SEATTLE - The Washington
State Badminton tournament will
be played on the week end Of Dec.
1929, it was announced today
Playing will be Dave Freeman.
national title holder. and Johnny
SAINTS. Canadian champion.
PLAY was set for Queen Anne
and Seattle Tennis club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Salica Knocks
Out Montana

TORONTO -- Ban a mweight
Champion Lou Saliea of New York
retained his title with three
round technical knockout over
Small Montana of California be-
fore crowd OF $500 here last
night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
with ELLIOTT METCALF

is always interesting to know what others think of
particular home grown products
So. today give the opinion Of L. H. Gregory veteran
sports editor of the Portland Morning Oregonan who wit
messed the Pacific Lutheran Gonzaga Lumber Bow
thriller in stadium Friday night -.
Writing in Tuesday mornings Oregonan the able scribe
from neighboring states metropolis, writes anent the
Lutherans like this:
Spike publicity chief at Gonzaga university but
his famous mousecood suit all far from lost further
the happened he sold detective fasore 10
the sticks
grovs the Hennessey door
a TOOK S1700 financial
beating
the budgetwith the football
virtually Spike last conner found himself it
81 700 deficit willingness with absolutely
nothing $4,000 risk big independent
playing Friday
point Lutherans
Hashmans 37-yard
after "Tommygun"
Tommervk his from 10 behind
downs a latoi3 tie
and exhibitions
regardless conference
Cliff Olson his Luherans have history making
They played opponent rating
surprisingly ttery first half which
eeped of which the Gags ouchdown
off Lutheans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

How far TO lead q duckf Lead
'sm plenfy-follow through on
your swing; q little elevation. and
II = miss. lead 'em some more.
Experience only viii determine
your lead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Albany Loses
MON MOUTH.

MONMOUTH. ore.-The Ore
gon College of Education basket
ball team defeated the Albany
college Pirates. si-2e. last night,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

II you're not using it. sell il with
Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3151.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

II meant hundred miles of night fog driving route
back from Tacoma to be in Corvallis day for the Ore
gonOregon State big game and likewise missing Of
E. p Brands famous crab feeds there Friday evening" but
wouldn't have missed the game if Id had to 500 miles
through fog- have to many of these football trips
way, little bit less has to very little
What that kid Tommervik alound habaek
well for he also his of blocking
and tackles fercely a defensive wingback
Has of rather than
Sammy Baughs but whisk that ball miles and hit
dime with eathery ball that's handle He
and further believe than peculiar
trick trotng which virtually pro-
tection-they can't to catch him
Yet regardless of many
top of him The back 20 Friday
told he still
and where III
Tommevk 1910 had hit with IS
40 thrown 10 only intercept
tons
Gon.aga tied his ineception with the
the other Lutheans
the second half making five interruptions
But despite all that Tommervik
ouchdowns blond Sig
sigurson the end pretty Sammy Davy
OBrien threw
Tommervks total record 14b thrown rs
in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Bengals Bill
25-Game Play
Hoopmen Down for
IL X-Stote Tits

The Stadium Tigers varsity has
ketball squad will play p 25-game
schedule this year II is the full
est schedule they have had in
many a year.
They will engage In seven
preseason games. ~ Cross
state battles. and viii play
and eight game city series.
The complete schedule as re
leased by John Heinrich. ath-
Ietic director nj the North End
institution;
Practice schedule
Dec. lo-CloTer Park ~ Clover Park
Dec. i3-Seattie Prep AZ Stadium.
Dec. iT-PuYallup At Stadium
Dec. 2l-Seattle Prep al Seattle
De. 2f-Anseortes ~ hnacortes
Dec Marysville A. MarysYlile
Jan 3-Puyallup az Stadium
Regular schedule.
'Dec. 20-Yakima AZ Stadium
Jan. 10 Belllngham a. Bellingham
Jan. ll-Wall Walla ~ Stadium
Jan. l4-Bremerton A. Stadium
Jan. i7-Lincoln at Lincoln Gross
State and CITY,
Jan. lB-Bellarmine At Stadium
Jan 24-Everett at Stadium
Jan. 3l-Bremerton At Bremerton
FEB. l-Bellarmine a. Stadium
FEB. Yakima A. Yakima
'Feb. 9-Walla Walla Al Walla Walla
Feb. ll-Bellarmine At Bellarmins
'Fcb i4-Everett a. Everett
'Feb. l5-Lincoln At Stadium Gross
state and CITY,
'Feb Bsllingham al Stadium
Feb 2i-Lincolu At Lincoln
Feb 25-Bellarmine At Bellarmins
Mar 6-Llncoln al Stadium
'Croes-state games
unstarred aameS-City series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

Here ore five Tocomo bowl
ers who headed for Spokane
via the clouds lost weekend
in the first trip via dir any
Northwest squod ever made
for competition. Old No n
Weather kicked up such fog
that the Northwest Airline
pilot corried his pin cargo to
Helena, where the compony
took care Of oil expenses and
COVE the boys O royoI time.
loter they we're flown to Spo-
kane and the Tournament.
Here they are as pictured upon
their orrivoI. Front TO back,
Dick McNerthney, whose ~
tourney series was high; Jerry
Warden, Ken Mcdonald, John
Artoe and Norm Gustofson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Horshmun Swell Fullbuck :.

I'm not the first football writer TO that by any
means do all the great players from the big colleges
but emphasize il more than most This game gave in
eresting example Of It, For not only Tommeryk most
unusual passer, that smacoege Lutheran but
several Of his teammates would make the eyes of football
cOnnosseur glow with pleasure
One versatile and fullback
Harshman Wish could him kick the
In the clutch with l6 seconds
Three times made
carried TO the line
goal at with the
CUTS to the ball much kick
II II another kickoff
1t went high In the air with all the kickoff
had sailing the bar at least 80 feet above
bsen just a. good had the stood ~ yards
Harshman not only kicks like that
enough for offacke cutbscks blocks
Judgment sawar line backerup acker,
this enough himself -four
to divert the other attention Tommerv
q marked
Another outstanding player 2o5pound tackle
Anderson those 6foo2
urdson the
sweethearts
They're offensive rather than
several weeks they
Gonxasa to meet all requirements with tackng
amazing
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

Listen -.
Max Schmeling is the hospital list. Training as a
parachute jumper in the German army heavy
weight fighter cracked ankle No chance to veil foul
Tacoma Sportsmens association is big vensou
banquet Friday night at Odd Fellows hall. Reservations
should be made at club headquarters. Limited to $50
George Skaugset missed greenhead maard feet away
the sit Then mssed
facial Maybe
est IN the Indians of the WI baseball
ef the Gcnzaga Lutheran Friday
have done better had
lam hAd seftbed Rev A. kettner
seen ~ ss bubong with enthusiasm
noon kenon: Pacific Ltherans
eepecsaAy sackhng Wonder Papa had
soenmG mind whn they named their football
sselng The boys certainly
baseball bouiers
has 30 Ruffinr and Bob oFar are
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unstarred games-city series
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-07
f3FIy
 On EIettras

Thirteen passengers flew north from here late yesterday aboard two Electras piloted by Captains Joe Crosson and Bill Knox, and First Officers Al Monsen and Herman Joslyn.
 Flying to Fairbanks were Mrs E. c. Loomis, Alice Hammerback. D. D. Terry. Joe Starns. C. McCloskey, E. l.. Yaeger, J. H. Craine, Miss Jose phone Sebach, A. Rodder, Mary Rodder. c. Butler, J. Jacobs.
 L c. Richards was flown to White horse, and Mrs. s. Bailey, T. w. Warrington and George Warrington were to fly from Whitehorse to Fair banks.