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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

Park safsh.n issxus games fov
Tuesday. ssf5i
city isssne -camm.rnHa nfua
- General Distributing 81 Me-
kinney; Transfers ". white EAsis
II Mckinley,
nsfisssi Isssns - unissd cnn-
mareisi Trsvslsfs ~. knifnfs a.
Columbus a. jsffsFsan. HosIfh ceth
Street c1sb w. Hank II California
IL Jsffsfsaas fssamsn ~. Kssiss
81 Harmon.
Ansevsc~a ie~9ss - c. Msntie
ciub ". Weadmsn ~ Weird a
Jason Lee. Msfhsalsss ~ linda
pendent fslhis ~ c. ,. 81 Wsiisx
Road Owls ~ zian LaihsFan a
Stadium: zsa Street Wliassis ".
Naval Reserve st FrsnkIln; Milton
A. G. W.. Marine Reserves a Port
lard ave.
rssk Nigh ns,s i~asss ~ tseo
~. n. G. 4. Comrades ". eun
0oid Dairy 81 Mel<InI<yg Ysnnl-
gsns ~. nons II f.~riei<s ~ Jsf-
fsfsen. North ma Orphans ~.
FIRST Asfhe1lst At Isff<Fson.
ksespt fsr tws sss<s fer n<1t
FRIDAY theirs viii ~ no league
Esmss scheduled until neat Moa-
dsy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
The Payoff
Carpenter Back in Uniform Is
Grim Reminder MonY Veterans
Are to Get Second Dose of War
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Service Sports Editor

Sergeant Georges Carpenter enstng French Air Force
at the 46 sad reminder that lot of veterans getting
will get-a second dose Of
Carpenter got full share of it as kid rs years agof as
a and n q observation plane.
thrice decorated for giving proof under
sangfo often with his machine dded by
bullets shell splinters"
professional ringmen
generally speaking lan,enabie fighters
o'Dowc, middleweight champion numerous
other mttmen served conscuousy with the American Expdona
Force
difference the squabbe
where military service later will but French
hopping
REICH PROBABLY USING Something's
MONEY BUY MORE MACHINE GUNS
shmelng reported artillery
although it is probable the Reich buy
machine
heavyweight appeared
this side in the Nazi
Thl the middIeweight leadership
OF Champions In IA
buck private In the Champagne district ASSUME
him the French 160pound
Also fighting for France Andre Leng
Louis Henri Bouquon Roaul Degryse Henri v
Tommy Harvey heavyeghts quickly
joined the Royal Air Force although could
faulty vision.
Berg lightweight country sign
of trouble Other British govemen uniform
Boon, Roderck, Arthur Danahar md
COURAGE WHICH TAKES FIGHTERS INTO
RING SENDS THEM BACK TO WAR AT 90
Italian army Ventura Locatem Aldo
Spod saverio Tuelo and Carlo Ubnau
title.
little pugisic prestige possessed
being knocked out by Jim Jees return match
With arm blown off Monroe fought on at vimy Rdgswh
Mckay the South African, a prize ring
heart died a in the battle OF salonka
takes to climb into ring fight
Georges Carpenter. knowing
and prvsons of go back for though they 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

Givan Defeats
Fellow Townsman

VANCOUVER. n & - rr~re
sFs swo ways a. locking - every
thing. including TIE performances
- seastis's youthfui kuifinx SEN
safsnn. Gerry ueFt.
n the ts-hni1 fInsls ~ The
british cniumhia smatkuF tourns.
msnt yesterday. Isext teak : sound
tFuzmriax from his felicN. s0wn*-
man. Harry Ollven. snd Z
Aithsuxh sne nzNsrA es4<S
In sh< siss Kre<a II the h>ees
fIfsl Marine Drive Eetf c>erss
observers d<r1sr< sks1 n<x>.
tin IN M 1<ee2 stli ~ .
lasx wsy. rhi~ - s~usr<
frsm ~ shewsax - p<~vtsus
aAs. wher ~ aefksen<1 k~a
ni.rk az vsreeassf. ne Casa
ssss amateur sA.npsess
1lvsa. fsrmsr Walker cup
player. had the h~a<Flt II Superior
putting. In sadltiun. ~ carried
fsve hirdiss n the first nine ana
Al the halfway mars was 'ssdsns
five 40.
Clvan was the fire. American
10 capture the ERWIN slnes 100
hit no one wzHts 10 n~t that
nert wuaV dapliesle he feat -.
FIRE too hong. ne power And
viii % win v there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

The Presidents Council ~ the
Tacoma softbsli leagues viii meet
tonight At . o'clock IN hstropoil.
tan park district office ~chuek'
Green. prssidsnt. wants ali issgss
officials present as important mat
tsrs relative 70 publicity and fns
turs lighting plans are 70 10 psss.
ed on.
me Junior BASEBALL league team
managers will inset tonight In tbs
park office ~ . e'eieek. 3iz CITY
liali Annex. 10 draw up the s<hsd-
als ard TAXA In tina final entries
In tks isagus.
Players cards sisestld aiso b
flied ~ t0nlgnts meeting.
john Helnrseh wants ali Junior
teams represented At t0naghi's
session. a. NJ moFs msslinss ~
the group will BE- heid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Nineiy-0n Puyalup Boys
And Girls Win 40 Letters

ruYAr.t.ur- Ninssy-ons letters
have been awarded Fnysilup VIII.
Ing boys and girls Cor particlpss
ton In spring sports, Track led
thu list with ~ awards. softhaii
followed with -. tennls with 10
and golf with five. T>wenty-fouf
awards were made for girls
activities.
Coach Robert o. Pop" Logan
made tho track awards 20 Ned
Jordan. Eddie Myers. Lind sinner
sen. Jack Dursa. Martin Went.
worth. Deane Heaiey. Doug Nor
fisson. Walt KowaiskL Ellis Berry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Curiosity Adds Bull
To List Of Victims

BLtTHEDAf4E. As,--fon have
heard the old adags about curiosity
Killing the cat Bat here 10 story
Ahont curiosity killing > hull
Jerry hoehs. . farmer. had .
prize Red Poiisd Dull ina animals
curiosity led Il 70 poks ia head
INTO = gallon syrtsp bucket
Ths harder ths boil worked 20
get ne bucket OF. the tighter u
stuck When Roche wsnt into ths
field ~ check ,ip on his herd. he
found hls bali dead o. slffo<AtioE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Fern Hill Reaches
Finals Of Tourney

Yarn nm drove into ths finals q
the Tseosus Grammar l<<hoei SOL
b~II championship - pssalnG . -
70 8 dsfsst % ehsFzasn Monday
sftsrnosa an ths FFsnkIln sshepi
grounds.
Fs IN Hill. League 10. , champs.
viii meet eitheF Met<inl<y ~
Rogers a League nn , for th~
usis. ahsrmaa won tHs crown -
Lsasas No. 1.
strsndiss ana chrs<slIs~ worked
far fhs winners. and usndsFson
ana Reynolds for ths iazsrA Hey
Cusvsf was umpire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Work0pens
On Monday,
Report Says
Gosh Donations ~
ousvli. Duschuonn
Siurt THINGS colng

Pacific s.atk>r>n cnil<xs ~1l1
A.vs ~ >thi>fle fs<hd n ieee
N snFusxk snIan1sry eeeiri~
kaiIoHs ~ thn~~ iateFee<>d n ~
welf.rs ~ tns Fafi'ssY Gfo~5n3 e1H1
progressive institution
wa<k - - ~ ~ -
- pvsxs~m - rrx's xs~-
eNs.
~ NV ~ ~ ~ -
tkas fiAs t<svn1n kp<ueea -
n~lf e~Wrse ~ - rnum~sn
4 sun~txntiNi dea4tloa ~ ~
chFsss<n QusvH. j.. ~ : fl1e
taeo eaasrstattaa ~ AuHuu1
ilaaerhnsnn Il Seattle prcst1e1
s1ffsci~nt iaeaey = start IL nv
lsseat - its wsys
osA<fs hsvs tnfarm<6 ccet1
taff ulson 10 pav thsm ; vssIs
relative 10 sissinx ~ uas1ea
fhis = n NJ s<u1e Z 9rlxe N
i simpfy . voluntary setica -
ths part - pakiIe-upzstsed etltsene
WIN have bi4h fenefd ~ w<11
WISHES fce ~ sehaot
- ssvs> ~ - ~ tnye~e
wtM - = pr~pe1re Is~en1N ~
nn1 . essesses-m11n sNeo1N9
fSe~k. A hmueae11 1enmen6
- teee1s eeNssa ~ eosU-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

Wayne Kinder. Hat fAftnn. Ven
asnnm. nch nsksF. Norm HtnFns.
Isoh ray, Roger Garrison, John
Reslit, Claude Mulkins. yukie
Tskeuohl. nsFnsy nusisk. ice
knwaiski and Don PC
softhAli letters we're presented
BY enaoh Al pahihsrK 70 Danny
Qsslnlan. isuek buchanan, Dan
Cochran Fred asrsnkmsn, Mel
chalupa. neimsr Isruaks. wsIhur
Jnlley. Ralph johnson. nofr Avss.
Ken scott. Ffed isoshssa. ciIff
Msrsiatt. Harold uc<ivels. tsali
Bruce. min calilKan. oens rnm.
chick. mob nFunnsF and mob
Stevenson.
Coach Sssh vstea ms1e ~
tennis awards h Ienuis SsAs~
san. suss Ntraskuses. Michey
spencer. Masiss uFnss. fAav-
Inc nsdek. Wilbur n<sssFs.
Lloyd BsizinEes. EAfi nsetis
ING. Bsh rvnxe-sr asa Doug
Carpenter.
0olf awards were presented by
Coach Ray Warren 10 Vernon
Bnrlss. Howard Forbes, mud Hs<ss-
Ter. Lswrsnes Ma and Andrew
Hsrstad.
Mas Helen Lam. girls advisor.
awarded letters 10 Kirls WIN nsvs
earned points IN four major sports.
Receiving letters we're pearl Dan.
ley. Pat Gallagher. i.nslla Hayes.
Marie Jones. MsrEs Roscoe. iizssl
Thorns. Emma Lou ststisr. for-
ralne Prcdmers. Alice Hammer
meiztsr. Irene Fsarn. Pat Abehsr.
Pauline nsbnick. nstty nsrsioff.
Betty Christensen. Jean connelly.
IAIyan Fahsy. Marian Grant. vir-
slnla Hansen and Claudia fseviss.
others re~tsisE letters
sefe Verne keehsei. nstty
Masses. Nsrsna ksStas. shis-
ley nstmss. Pat oscsbsit
Myrtle rrice. RESALE ssusa-
ess. mickey sp~aeev. Nssc~tis
stout. June nivsnkmsn. BETTY
swanssa. Rose Tskssssva,
Jsss Wan Meter asa betty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
sCHINDLER TO COACH

LOS ANGELES -Amby Schind-
Ter, Southern cAlifornia's triple
threat quarterback and hero Of
this years Rose Bowl game with
Tennessee. will coach Glendale.
Calf, high school next fall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

sen. iss: Joe Taraess. iss. Jchs-
NJ Farrell. lee
Omaha, Johnny Goodman ca.
Ia.
Pittsburgh: Ray Aansrssm. itt
wAveFiy. hzzs.. Tony MsneFe.
Ia.
Pa.adena; While GexEsn. la.
John Montague. ito
Chicago, Lawson Little. iSt.
Lloyd MAngrim. -
Birmingham. Mlehi A, Wat.
rous. las. Mcrsis Datra. lee
wilionghhy. o. rnny renns.
la. Al Espinosa. La. Walter
Hagen. itp
Taeoma. Wash. Albert tsoossyl
Campbell CA. ith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
POLLARD PROUD PAPA

PASADENA. Calf. - Johnny
Red Pollard. who retired with
ssabiscuit 10 become a trainer. IL
the father OF a baby girl Ars
Pollard was Reds nurse while the
jooksy was recovering from q
broken leg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

Cammerane Bros sttss 4Ol Vxa VuV-iu
smelter Local No. as o2o oio oio- Z
Sacrifice hit Grant. tyo-base hits,
Carbone q. Grant. Friedman, hinnitti
2. Bowers; home run. Feldman. dou-
Die plays. Wise 20 Portman 70 Love-
lace. Hofto 70 Grant. Hofto 20 Pc
dsrsen 20 Grant. Portmsn 70 Wise
TO LovelAce. Bailey 20 Grant. left on
bases, CammarAno Bros 2. Smelter
Local o: 4 hits runs off Schhefer
in / minus inning: . hits runs
off Davies in Q innings. struck out,
by Komp 4. by Davies 7; base on
balls. off Komp s. off Davies ]. losing
pitcher. schaefer. time Of game. 50.
umpires, Helghbors and Fourier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

Dave Craig's bird won a close
race Sunday from Spokane. $50.
mile station. Dawes bird covered
the distance In 8 hours ~ minutes.
Next Sunday the club Ia holding
a race from Wallace. Ida. 3o5
miles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29


more than LOO persons went out
across courses IN ~ rsrss ~ the
country competing for the iap
places available this year. The
ones who failed 10 shoot well
enough to qualify for the open
were Freddie Mcleod. Chick
Evans. Willie haorarians and
billy Burke.
Add 30 those victims Of the
whlm. Of golf the name a
R~aay Hogan. the plnt.~isr
pro from T~xss whe WA ore
Of the hottest guys along the
winter circuit tn. year
Hogan. ono OF 100 men trying
for the II places open IN the New
York city district. finished 18th.
II Is probable. however. that he
viii get 10 play At Cleveland. for
Frank strafaci. an amateur who
finished nth, indicated he might
withdraw 20 give Hogan a shot
az the biggest prize IN golf.
EDDIE kIRk SURPRISES
Out on the Pacific coast one Of
the men who qualified for play
AZ Cleveland was the once myrteri-
Gus John Montague. Once known
as q man who could shoot q fair
round Of golf with = shovel. rake
and baseball bat. he will 60 after
the open championship with ortho.
dox golf clubs.
Tho days supreme sdvcn-
ture came 10 an obscure man
named Eddie Kirk. playing NJ
Detroit. Ne Got . hole In cae
on the ninth. and that are
enabled him % flnish with iss
for SO holcs--just enough 10
qualify.
The 30 with the best scores st
the open at Philadelphia last year
were entered automatically and
did not have 10 contest for places
yesterday.
They were; Byron Nelson. 1889
open champion; Denny shute,
Craig Wood. Bud Ward. Sam
snead, Johnny Bulla. Ralph cul-
dahl, Dick Metz, Paul Runyan,
jug Mcspaden. Ky Laffoon. ed
Dudley. Henry Picard. Harry
Cooper. Horton Smith, Gam Byrd,
Clayton Hcafner. MILFORD wehrle.
olin Dutra. John Rogers. Jimmy
Hines. Tommy Armour, Johnny
Reyolta. Jim Demaret, Dutch Har-
rison, Matt kowal. Jim Fouls.
Bobby Cruickshank. Vic Ghexxi
and Felix serafim
Waldo Crowder was qualified
automatically because he In the
professional ut the Canterbury
County club, Cleveland. whers the
open championship will be played.
When the firing was over on
golf courses fnom New York 10
California. the quaiifiers included.
Indicates amateur.
New York: Jimmy Thomson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Play Thursday

Western Washington hespitsi
lassbaiisTs play Thursday On ths
hospital flela. Team msmbers ara
wanted II the fisia ~ p. ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
BRIGHT BAsKETBALLER

CLEMSON, :. c. Bob Moor
man, Clemson basketball captain.
has made the scholastic honor roll
for the fourth straight year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Cams Move Up
To Second Spot

Jon ION Paint and thrf
Smoke shop form the CITY
league entertainment for
Tuesday night 10 Lincoln
bowl. and entertainment u
should he a. the second place
Turf lads are very anxious To
close the game between the
two clubs. Jack LAWS. . new
hurlcr for the Turf. viii do
the tossing against tho top
Johnsonites. LAWS was with
the Tigers the early part Of
the season. Gllllsple viii he
the horsehide thrower for the
Paintmen. Game time II !
o'clock.
cammarano Brothers moved Into
lie for second place In City
league standings by taking 10 to
tiff from smelter Local No. Is
last night at Lincoln bowl. The
Bottlers put the game on ice In
the first frame when the first
four hitters doubled off John
sehaefer to give the winners four
runs.
Davies took up the toiling for
the Smelter and got away in fair
style, . four-ply poke over the
fsraway left field fence with two
on in the sixth being the only real
telling hit
Bin komp went the distance
for the winners, allowing eight
hits. His support. In spite Of
four errors was gilt edge.
three fast double plays help
Ing greatly. The losers turned
In two fast double killings.
Johnny Hofto fielded sensation.
ally, accepting II out Of 1:
chances, several that were ticketet
for base hits. Dave Minnitu col
lected three two-baggcrs 10 pac,
the hitters, while Johnny Carbons
also connected for three safe ones
CAMAARAHn mos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Benny Hogan Fails TO
Qualify in Open Play
Strofoci May Withdrew TO Permit Pro
To Compete: Other Big Numes Lose Out

NEW yoRK-Fcnr opea champions vhe
golfers Of the win 10 the dstAss when The
June
zv ~, am, v..r,.v ~h.niss. Jim Tns~. la oens Sara
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Sports Parade

NEW YORK Tony ualento
came 10 town riding on = pony
of brandy.
lie came In from his Jersey
gin mill TO post a $4,000 guar
antee that he would show up
on tho night OF July 2 for hIs
flight Of the fools" with Mas
Baer.
"ThIs IL nuts. just nuts.' he
said when he handed over the
money. Making me put up
good dough 10 show ] won't
run out on nasr. l can beat
both him and that lug of a
brother Of his al the same time
AZ ~ 20 prove his acorn for
Baer, and how lightly he holds
him ~ . fighter. Gaiente an
naunocd that the first phase Of
his training. which starts today.
would consist Of nothing more
rigorous than supervising tho
construction Of hls new saloon.
He'll 20 a few light rounds
with Homs hlueprints. holst q
light fixture here, wrestls few
mirrors there. and disciiss
strategy and tactics with the
carpenters.
PRIDE ENTERS PICTURE
My new piare'ii be- classy
JOINT" Tony explained with .
touch Of pride. And ii'll bs In
my own building. Just bought
II. and its got two stories. Yes,
sir. it'll have class. Amt nobody
going 10 get IN without . coat
and lie on. We're going 10 hava
a grand opening On july 10.
Come over and III pour you ons
myself"
when 0alenfo settle. Down 10
real training. which will prob
ably be two or three days be-
fore thu fight. he'll work In the
combination psei haii and gym
naslun he has Bsed for years.
To the average man this sits
would be- = trifle on tbe ua-
healthy aide. what with Ma no
Way ventilation and sunbeam
proof walls.
But TO Oalanto there 10 some
thing bracing In stale cigar
smoke ana imprisoned IMMINENT
and resin fumes. The few times
he attempted 10 get In shape In
the cool. sweet air ~ the noun.
taina resulted in severe sstbacks
and he breads the out-of-do0rs
and the birds and bees that 20
with a.
HECoyEns rH0M snOCk
Galsnso has recovered . great
deal. II not altogether. from ths
shock ~ Joe Jsnobs death F0r
q while he Erieyed ~ aeuisiy
that wiAe men along fauilfl0~sr
alley felt that be 49, finished
a. = tighter.
IN fight Basr just - would
have II Joe hadn't died" h.
said. Maybe ri night . Hitis
harder. Hes gone. but IN nay
head he'll h. IN my corner, and
III win for MIN I don't see
how I can l0se. 40 you ? Ls,ok
what that bum NOVA ana 70 Bssr
In their fight.
Like 10 have killed him. and
pssIld have N the referees haaBt
stopped n. And lesk shat I dis
10 NOVA ffs vas > soft touch
for M. ~ make Bser quit
ffs esn't iAks Il. and syssy~
body knows n. Hell ~ iaeky
10 70 four heats vita me@
Tony was reminded that with
only = few minor changes this
vas exactly sinai Bssr nab said
about him. That he Tony Vas
a no-Rood so-and-so and would
get his head knocked off
Don't pay no attention 10
that guy" Tony sad Hes a
pop-of guy. Always talking
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Idaho Baiiers
Washington Nine

MOSCOW. Ida. From the
depth. Of the Northern division
cellar. the University Of washing
ton baseball team VII ciose It's
season against University 81 Idaho
today.
The Idaho nine won yesterday.
1s-t. eioatlng three home runs
and running up scores during an
eighth inning spree that saw every
vsndAi bat At least once
As = result Washington went
into the cellar. with no chance Of
emerging. Short score;
washington .......... q 7 =
Idaho -........sss.ss. IL IL
lizard. Health and Watson;
stoddsrd and Price.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
CHAMBER GOLFERS NAMED

Ted Faux, chairman Of the
sports committee of the Tacoma
Chamber OF Commerce, today an
nounced the names Of the 30
chamber members who will meet
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
golfers June over the Seattle
Golf club course.
Among the half-hundred are
some of Tacoma's finest golfers,
and the Seattle chamber probably
will have a difficult time assem-
bling so golfers capable of holding
their own.
Faux said it was likely a num-
Der of those listed may not be
able to play and. for that reason,
he requested that all chamber
members, who are also golfers,
get In touch with him at their
earliest convenience.
Sam Allen. II. E. Anderson, Jr.,
J. II. Anderson. Harry w. An
drews, Jack Beardwood, Emil Ber-
ger, C. f. Bonnell, Harry Cain,
Virgil Cliff, Fred Draws, Ned
Edris, E. n. Eisenhower, Ted
Faux, Paul Graft, E. G. Griggs II.
l.. w. Hansen, Carl Raymond,
Fred Henricksen, A. II. Hooker,
Larry Huseby, Paul Johns, Leon
ard Kolstsd, Neil Leslie, ]. Frank
Liby, DIR. r. d. MacRae. Harry
Mccullough, Archie Mclean, c. II.
Moore, w. w. Mount.
r. w. Oakes, Fred Pease, George
y. Poe, Wilbur Raleigh. John
RENE, Bill Rich, Leo Ristvet, r. F..
Sesrles, II. Senner. Fred Shane
man, r. f. shaub, Cecil Smith,
Art Swindland.
Clarence Taylor, Leo Tests, +. r..
Titcomb, L. S. Tullus. II. r. Ven
ske, Bob Van De Mark, Corydon
Wagner, o. A. Watkins, w. X.
Yost, B. G. Young.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Golfer Makes
Good on Boast,
Scores His Ace

AMARILLO, Tex.-Ivor Da-
vies Is a man Of his word. Play
ing in a tournament st Amarillo
Country club. Davies boosted
no would not only win his
match, but score a hole In one
m the second hole. He did both.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Campbell's
Score Tops
Golf Field
Seuttle Veterun
Qualities for
Nutionul Classic

Albert Entwhistle (Scottyl
Campbell. the Seattle SHOEMAKER
of bsg-piper descent. earned the
right to play in the National Open
when he bested three PROFESSIONAL
and two other amateurs in 50
holes OF qualifying play Monday
over the hazardous Tacoma Coun-
try & Golf club layout.
The Seattle Scot toured the
course in II blows during the
morning and coasted TO a "a in
the afternoon for a total OF las
strokes, one over par.
Right behind him at 1s-74-
147 was c. ID. (Chuck) Hun
ter, jr, the lanky Tacoma
Country club star. Hunter, rs
matter OF fact, would have
won going away II his putter
hadn't been as Maynard ~
drunken playboy.
Hunter had a blistering start.
He fired a "a over the first nine.
but slipped on the back nine to
finish the morning with a 10.
Campbell, meanwhile, played
steadily, evening his bogies with
brides, contenting himself for the
most part with pars.
A wind raked the course
throughout the day, making the
narrow Country club fairways and
heavily-trapped, hard-to-hit green's
a horror to the average golfer and
something of a problem even for
the experts.
Scores Of the other four
contestants SCARED. Chuck
Congdon, Country club pro,
came in with 75-76--151. Next
was Bill Christie, Seattle pro,
with 80-SO-160. John Burns,
Yakima amateur, wound up
with I6l total-S0-Sl, and
Jim Christie, Seattle pro,
traiIed with 79-83-162.
Campbelrs victory assures that
the Pacific Northwest's only en-
tries in the Open will be ANA
teurs. Marvin (BudD Ward OF
Spokane did not have to qualify.
He placed second in the Open
last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
COUNTRY CLUB PLAY

The Tacoma Country q Golf
club will hold its annual club
championship, beginning satur-
day, June IS, without benefit OF
qualifying rounds, it was an
announced Tuesday by Chuck
Congdon, course professional.
This year, for the first time,
instead of a qualifying round, the
80 golfers with the lowest handi-
caps will be drawn arbitrarily.
First round will be played the 18th.
Second and third rounds on SUM-
day, June IS, with the semi-finals
scheduled for Saturday, June %,
and the finals Sunday, June %.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Service Orders

oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Snyder. Nal Harry c.. from Fort Banks TO
zautner. MI MAJ oeorse H., from Los Anseles
to Erie Ordnance Depot.
Walters. Capt. ,Elsmere j.. from Washing
Hunt. CAPT. John A.. from washinston to
Febiger. Maj. Paul c.. from Fresno, Calf.
to Casper. Wyo.
oslethorpe to champaign. III.
Mccormick Maj. Harlan T from Dayton.
Ohio. to San Antonio. Tex.
ofsa Paf.e4san Ms, r. .ld H. from cn'nu'e Field to
A?a:1sRisi: &.rsh Fls,d t0s e M.1.sll ,,sid " ''A
uph,m. First Il, Hudson H.. from Ran
d0'Dh esq cosfs fs Ussi 81 iESGiNEERs. seahNsiEEs
Houston to 1Hsf;HpNs9SnH; 1fNFfHNfxH. w. Va
Coleman. First L. Frederick W. %; from
Hay. first L. W,liism c" from Tort Ben
Kelly. First Il; John Z. from Fort Ben
a'n' to E6Es Sils9 s9'asj 9%'as1j..,.1.Y. ,.... 49,,
An to w.is 1Siex1 hSles; co.,s.
crens FIRST + L ,ss E.snsTd hard L. from Fort
Davenport. First It Merrill O.. from
Fort Huaehuca to Washington;
Francis 1. Warren to .washinxfon
Hopp. First Ii. Frederick C.. from Van
couver Barracks to Washington.
Lloyd. First 1t. Robert W., from Fort
George Wright to Washington.
Nichol First It. Byron A.. from Fort Law
ton to Washineton.
Reiner. First 1t. Ralph T., from Fort Nc
Dowell to WASHINGTON.
Sharp. First L. Charles r.. from Fort Wor-
den to Washington.
Stilson. First 1t. Carl B., from Fort Bliss
to WASHINGTON.