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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-14

Football Tickets
On Sale Locally

Advance tickets Ter the epen-
ing Lnccin-Stadlum football
game. sponsored ~ South Ia
eorsa klsaaalaH. for ne h~ne-
ne 81 underprisfleged children.
and retailing ~ four hitz fer
adults and two hits for childrcn.
are On sale by the following;
owntow n--Ciuh Cigar.
Chappell and Grimes. Ncoary's.
Washington Hardware. Lanes.
Bower and Thomas two stor~s.
DIN Howell broadway Sports
Center and City Han Cigar
store.
Suburhan-Seotts Raymere's.
kre>s. 18th Avenue Drug.
knapp's Olympic sun Drug.
Olsons. Lincoln Pharmacy.
Lincoln Realty. Lincoln Hard
ware. ssth 81. Grill Roy
Archer and Bosie's on Me-
kinley NIL In south Tacoma
tickets are handled by Penncyt.
Totem. Bark and Ludwig's
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Fred Wood,
Neil
Lead at Golf

VANCOUVER. HC.-Nsn chris.
tisn 81 Yasima. wash aad Frsd.
~ wood q Vancouver today held
a thres.stfoss margin over the
rest q thr field a. the nfsl a.
naal 81 600 Western Canada orsn
golf tournament entered lts final
"a holes u medal play
Chri.tiaa add Wapd earsied
isI each ever the first ~
hole. 81 the rain SOAKED Capt
lana course yesterday. The
veteran Nshlma professional
scefed = hTiiilsnt As sn the
rrst ~ hai~s. but isst ~.
ehanre for the lad whea he
took . nv. ~ the psS-ihres
No, 4 bale.
naek n the tao pace. settlers
and s,ill within striking distance
should they blow up were kenny
Black % Vancouver. Dominica
amateur champion. 100 Chuck
censdon Of Tacoma. iA. and Stan
Leonard. Canadian pro titiehelder
Ia
Emory klmmsrusan ef Part.
land. Ore. eliminated hlm.eif
from tlii. consideration with
. 7t-TI-isi. rhs Portland
professional wa. Tar off his
pre-tournans~at form.
Others In the top brackets were
nlll Christie. Seattle. itd. Don
Thompson. Portland. isp Harold
West. chehalis. Wash. its. Cor
don Richards. Seattle. 1s2 Jim
Christie. Seattle. iss. Harry Civ
an. Seattle. la Ken Tucker. ~.
srstt. 1873. Hugh Morrison. Van.
eouver. ia7. and Roy Moe. apo.
kane. $50
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Belloise Wins
Glove Contest

NEW YORK niddisxelEht
Champion Ken overiin praised
young Steve Beiioise today foT
winning a smart fight" last nigh,
against ancient Csferino Carols
the fraidy-eat performances that
was b0oed Justify by io.sag fans
At Madison Square Garden.
seurrying about the ring like .
frightened tomeat. iislloiss u New
York managed 10 paw oat a unani.
nous 10 round decision over
senior Garcia Of the Philippines.
vh0 claimed 20 be- ~ sick before
the bout that be didn't want 10
put on his trunks
~ virtue ~ ihls ssmss hat
hollow ylstoff, Beiioise riineh-
I'd = crack 1T Men osssiln's
ls0 pound crown on Nov. ..
Ovsrlln had virtually No com
pany In bis admiration Tor Rel
ioiss. Most ~ tho fans frankly
declared thu fight q stiahsfoo
These fans contributed = gate ~
t7s.1ss Thsy figured they dldn't
get a run for their money because
2i-yesr.old Bslipiae refused ~
stand stlli and swap punches with
hampton Garcla. an old Eaffsr
in his middle sos.
There vas not a knoekdyNn In
ths 10 rounds. although both pfin-
eipAia have regulations of being
the hardest punehsrs In thsir d.
vision.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-14

CHICAGO - Baseball Commits
sioner Kenesaw NJ. lands today
announced the 1910 World Series
will open Oct ? in Cincinnati or
Brooklyn.
Lands said the first two
games of the series viii he
played in the home park of the
team winning the National
league pennant. Only Cincin-
natl and Brooklyn have =
mathematical chance for that
championship.
The next two games. and an
other II the world championship 10
not yet decided. viii be played in
the park OF the American league
winner, which could be the Chicago
White Sox. New York Yankees,
Detroit Tigers. Boston Red Sox or
the Cleveland Indians.
II the full seven games are re-
quired before one team wins four
games, the last two will be played
back in the National league city.
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Allenmore Bills
Presidents PLAY

AlisnmaFs dlvet diEEers wiii
start their fan plowing thla wssk.
end when they start playing Tor
The presidents trophy
There wiii hs ~ hnls stroke
rlAY competition with hii hsndi.
cap aiius ahes
ENTRANTS may play thsif ran ~
holes thla weekend NJ may play
"a holes this Saturday ~ sunday
and may salt until Sept n - ~
snd play the nnal - holes. n
play The fuii AZ halss on ths lat.
ter dates
This being the final pr taur-
narnsnt NJ tho ciHn this ysar. q
large entry 10 expected.
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them. The Haskies meet the To
ians on their own home grounds
Hut thev may take q haliering
from Minnesota in the opener
Oregon state lost only one game
last year Nineteen experienced
men return. including Jim kissel.
hurgh There were 50 candidates
out today.
uCI.A hasn't kenns Wash
inEtcn. hut " has lsckie nae-
in>on, snoiscf great Nexre
halfhaek. IN schedule e
tough, facing Texas Chris
tian. Washington and stan
ford - epen the season.
Oregon IL parked right by the
wailing wall. only two first string.
ers return and the first three
games are against stanford
Washington and Southern Cali.
fernia Forty-~x men showed ur
today.
NEW COACH
California IL dangerous with orv
Hatcher, Jim Jurkovitch. Gene
Pickett and Louis Smith.
stanford has = new coach. Clark
shaughnessy. and new system
IL also has Normsn standlee I'll
fullhack and = tough line
Washington state has Is
lettermen returning but the
squad lacks balance. n may
reach top form late In the
season.
Montana had . a0-man squad
out today and was filled with op.
timism. II plays a full conference
schedule under Coach Doug Frsaa.
enden this year. II Fressendsr
finishes out the season his sixth
1T win establish a new tenure
record for Grizzly coaches.
Idaho Ia an unknown quantity
although Coach Ted Ranks us.
ually comes up with a few up.
sets. The vandals. too. are now
permitted 10 eat at the same table
with the big-shots Of the confer.
ence.
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Football Coaches Prefer
Huskies and Trojans
Returning Lettermen Are Plentiful
AT Both Washington And u. S. c.

SAN FRANCISCO - Pacific
coast conference football coaches
looked into their hope chests to-
day 20 Sc n Ros Bowl bid
might be tucked away In a dusty
corner.
Ry authority 81 the conference
moguls. they were permitted 10
march gravely onto the practice
fields and cast an eve on the foot
hall talent assembled hy their
calls. and for tho first time since
spring, 10 put them through their
PAGES
Some were rlun. They had los,
prospective material through strict
enforcement II rules against
PROSECUTING. Others saw last years
stars fail TO return TO school Few
were downright optimistic.
Expert. who looked over
the many fields decided Wash
ington and Southern Califor-
MIA probably would fight n
out for the conference eham-
pionship.
They bracketed Oregon State.
and UCLA next; stanford. Oregon.
California and Washington State
down near the bottom with the
perennial cousins. Montana and
Idaho. Among the independent
teams. Santa Clara and st Mays
were called even. with Loyols.
University Of San Francisco and
Gonzaga somewhat unknown fac
tors
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Arne Siedschaw
Wins Rifle Event

CAMP FERRY. o. civilian.
Arns o. Hissi.haw. If Alpena. \.
D.. today held ths Camp Perry
Instructors Trophy In tho Ma
tionai Rife and Pistol matches
here. after eutahooslnK service
men nth the Armys new Gar.
and fifis yesterday
hirflaehaW ~orsd ~ out ~ ~
IN yesterdays stiff erass9ind and
heavy rain.
Milton y Rogers = = rrsss-
ury, calyills. Wash seofsa 7ss -
ain ina ~ eahoss pistol cham.
pinnship
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Members OF
Weaker Sex
Show Skill Skill
Mrs. Z. w. Bacon
And Lottie Wood
Moke Men Blush

NaYbs thing. run IN cycles, bit
aKsin maybs fhey dent
Which brings .. - the Easles
.siuan derby IN m Middle VA
tsFway
Ilks ihe@e ssusea wha wa
hiEh hsnsfs IN the rer~nt -
sttis star n-s rsFt. derby -
seattle Nrs. = " nsrss
ana Miss Intnr - wsea are
l-sdlax ihe fleia hsre
Nfs sacen brought hons the
bacon IN The form q = 1fspsslnd
King Nls. waad vas right n~-
hind her IN s~esnd pises wtth .
- peundsr
Competing against the girls. %
course. Svrs many mais anglers.
veteran masters % the me IN
eludsd ilasi
Fishing IN this event i being
aans Al tho mouth n ths faysliup
fiyvf Ard the salmon haxs nseu
biting mighty weii recently We'd.
ns-iay there wsre - fiah taksn
there Thursday 10 we're snaEzsd.
Not anly are the Kings On the run.
bat those wonderful siisefs. loo
The masniaE tide. appear -
have h~ea th~ he.t. aitksnss
E..a fl.hlas has eees ealsy-a
on the essntaE tides.
There u silil rnem ~ tae quail.
Tying baard ~ ths Eagles event.
You have through saturday In
make the grade. or Try - 1ou
need only \ salmon ~ better than
two pounds 10 qualify.
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Batting Star Of
Piedmont League
Beats Broken Back

ROCKY MOUNT, n. candy
Gilbert, outfielder for the Rocky
Mount club, suffered broken back
while sliding three years ago.
He was told he never would play
again. Today he is one of the Pied
mont leagues best hitters.
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ErGFNE John "Bneks Berry.
sssf Oregon haifbaek. rot anly
shines On ths Efidiron bat also
10 an outstanding performer in
baseball. BASKETBALL and losing.
Last year. In addition ~ his foot.
bail fsais, he ed ths varsity base
hail nins IN hitting and NO. tbs
campus heavyweight poxiHE am
pionshlp BE Nas an aii-confsrs
sncs basketball guard IN junior
college.
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Hunters All
National Area
Gates 10 Open


Hunters
Al Tfipis Z raF-s - FEr NEFsusz
aisEihs ares sIll - spea.
This u th~ weird ~ nF. % &
Nisket.ea. Tasen.z usssnises - ~
state Esuse renuslssica
The state farestff department.
ard tks NeYerhasuser company
have agreed ts cooperate stth ths
state ssnse department. toward lhl.
esd. thus eiesisx controversy
ansnna huntimk groups.
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Dodgers Capture
Softboll Title

The Dodgers won the champion
ship of the Pennsylvania Salt Co
Softball league Thursday by de-
feating the White Sox. is TO 6
Batteries were: Dodgers. Wilkin-
son and Boyd; White sox, Baker
and Kicker.
Final standings follow:
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Lloyd Baker. who rolled seven
strikes 10 pile up the big count.
Three more leagues will start
at the Broadway today. placing
the league program there in full
swing, with the exception Of the
City Employees league. which
starts next Tuesday. Class A wo-
mems teams take over the league
alleys at 6:16 tonight. with the
Milwaukee, one of Tacoma's vet
eran circuits, rolling at s:15, and
the Telephone company girls
starting at the same time.
CENTURY LEAGUE
The Mayflower cafe squad car
ried off team honors in the Gen.
fury league last night at Coliseum
alleys. -Four Of the boys rolled well
over 500 to score 2.s22. taking -four
points from the Spar Lunch and
the high team series Team games
were el7. s43 and e62. the last be-
ing also the high single game.
Toby Tyler continued his big
game splurge TO make q good $50
series. Iss. 1874 and 202. Tyler rolls
on the Stevens and yetter quintet.
c. c. Collins paced the 400 pin
men with 225 but Vetersneck, Doc
Guy Griffith, Curly Miller and
Thomas stayed up close with their
two hundred games in the teens
Little Paris Beauty Salon made
II four straight from Community
Tavern. while Spar Lunch was
taking the same treatment from
The Mayflower Cafe. Bryans
Super Cream took three from
Fishers, as did Tacoma Mix Pro-
ducers, Schorn Paints and Stevens
and vetter with their respective
opponents Psulson 4 Co. Wash
ington Hardware and Old ST. Louis
Hub ciothiers split with Brotmans.
as did Harpers Confectionery and
Its The Water.
PLAY NOR COMMERCIAL
Dick ncClauthlin was the indl-
yidusl star In the Play Nor Com
mercial matches last night. coping
both high series and high single
His games were 1873. 2os and iO7
10 make 40 for his three games.
helping 70 put his Model Rsstsur-
ant squad over for high team three
game honors
High single game was rolled by
Hammond Electric Laundry. the
score Of TIA resulted from the 1871
and 17s games Of Frank Ksrth
and Ed Rozsnsh All games were
rolled without handicap In order
To establish averages
Montgomery Ward walked home
with four points At the expense Of
Center ST. Service Model Rest
surant and Michael Bros. made IL
three TO one over Maxwell Petro-
lsum and Hammond Electric Laun-
dry respectively.
HAM AND EGG LEAGUE
A new league with a new idea
Will make its bow Sunday morn
ing AZ the Play Nor alleys. This
10 a six-tssm circuit made up Of
three couples on each team. Ac-
eordlng 10 Edna Van vlsck. presi-
dent. this loop aims 70 provide
bowling recreation for couples
who are not otherwise able 20
enjoy Il together In league com
petition.
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FRIDAY NIGHT SCHEDULES

The Women's city league. COM
posed Of experts. rolls It's second
set Of matches at the Coliseum
tonight, taking the alleys at 7
O'Clock. The circuit will be- fol-
lowed by the eight-team Market
Street Boosters group.
At the Play Nor alleys the Hill
Top loop toes the foul line At 7
o'clock. Following them another
new circuit has its initial try.
This Ia the haecabees lodge which
has organized a mixed six team
league.
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News Of Local BOWLING Alleys

The Broadway Ladies Bowling
league, with many new feminine
trundlers enrolled, started play on
the Broadway alleys Thursday
night and many respectable scores
were rolled by the members of the
10 teams.
katherine Barber. shooting
on the Central Bank team,
turned In 40 for the hest
total, including games Of I4z,
154 and las. Nellie Brooks, on
the same team, was only five
pins behind, with 444.
Team honors In the opening
matches went TO the MueIler-H ar-
kins quintet, which rolled 671 for
the high single, and 1870. includ-
ing handicap. for the high total.
Members Of the team, which APP
peared strong in league COMPETE
ton. are Margaret schoenbockler,
Madge Rossick. Doris Barry, Mar
jo1e Hickman and Josephine Ad-
ans.
sHINGLE THE PINS
The Thomas Roofing ladies. one
OF last years strong teams. rolled
1861. without handicap. for a fine
showing. but lost four points to the
Mueller-Hsrkins gang.
Central Bank opened sn~pi-
eioosIy, taking four from
Ruby Smiley. Days Tailored
Wear annexed three from
Broadway Beauty Salon.
Beaver Lumber won three
from Bratrud Insurance gals.
and Mckinley Radio marked
up . 81 victory over AIva
Roberts Insurance company.
The ladies league was one Of
three that got started on the
Broadway last night. Odd Eel
lows. with their circuit enlarged
TO six teams. opened play. as did
the new Coast Fash and Door
quartets
Roy Besaw was the top trundler
Of the Odd Fellows matches. with
a 4s2 total. His games we're con-
sistently high. Ies. 1877 and 1863.
High single went TO Harry Par
sons, one Of last years stars. with
1ss. Other good singles were Leo.
nard Peltier's ISL and Harold Be
saws 17s.
EAST TACOMA WINS
Results Of the matches were
East Tacoma Camp 4, Tacoma
Camp o; South Tacoma 4, Fern
Hill o: Rainier No. II. 3, East
Tacoma No. 50. !.
Coast Sash and Door PIN
men, new group on the al
leys, got off 10 q good start,
with four teams Of five men
each taking part In the
matches. Scores were not
available but the men were
hitting the head PIN regularly.
The league 10 headed by Ralph
Uphsls, president, and Charlie
Gillette 10 the secretary and
figure juggier.
The Broadway's open play al
leys were taxed 10 capacity
throughout the entire evening
Thursday, with many fine games
being registered oy the trsnsients.
One Of the best reported was .
zzo sangis game, reg1stsre1 By
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-14

The league viii he known - the
Ham and Eggs and will roll It's
first matches on Sunday about
1913 a. m. Merchandise prizes
will he awarded by IN. sponsors
each week.
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MANY LErTERMEN

Southern California has is let
termen. Il has Al Kruger. end. II
has Mickey Anderson. II has tai
ent a-plenty. On the debit side.
only four regulars return. Andy
SCHNEIDER Is gone. The Trojans al
ways are tough. And there Ia
Coach Howard Jones.
Washington has almost its en-
tire 1889 back squad. including 20
letter men. Dean McAdams. Rudy
and Don Means are among
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-14
Idaho Cridmen Turn
Out for New Year

MOSCOW, Ida--Thirty-six Uni
yersity Of Idaho football players
reported for the opening Of the
training season today.
Five sophomore hopefuls were
still en- route 10 the Idaho campus
from their eastern homes.
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Women Golf
Stars Head
For Clash
Betty jameson and
Marion MileY Neor
Final Competition

SEATTLE BETTY Jams-an. "a.
ticnsl Somsns knf champion.
vent cunning Zoe ths eomens
western amateur champion TO-DAY
virtually assured - meeting the
tough opposition ~ Marion Naisy.
twice former western titiist. in the
final round ~ play.
Miss Jameson. from san Al.
tonio Tex vas expected u have
little difficulty IN dlsrcslng ~
Muriel vestch ~ Lonrview. who
upset Beatrice Barrett ~ Mime
arolls. ; and J. yesterday.
undaunted by thunder. light.
ming and rain Miss Jameson yes.
terdsy scored an easy = and 4 win
over Nancy Hurst q Portland.
ore.
Miss Milry. 81 Louisville, Ky
had a tougher contender IN FllEa.
beth Hicks Of Long Reach. Calf.
but came through with a and ;
victory. mainly due % Miss Is.
poor driving on the first nine
The Long Reach Eifi couldn't keep
her bail ON the fairsay and on one
occasion DRIVE into a water hole.
She took off her shoes and stock.
inEs and went after the ball. but
her recovery was poor.
T, 'ay Ala. Miley will face
Mrs J. X. frishe. another Seattle
golfer. who eliminated the Pacific
Northwest champion, Mrs, Mary
Mos.l Wagner ~ Portland. ore.
and 2
RESULTS
Championship
Marion Milsy boat rllzaseih h,sss
Mar Mosel Wagner. Z and , nsttY
Jameson heat Nancy Hufs, . snd q
Muriei Neateh beat Beatrice hafretti
Championship Consolation
Elisabeth Tanner beet Ms q n.
Buttsrworth, . and hfs ma "a
holm beat Mary Jane niksY PIN
and i Mary Agnes wall bee, Eiisa.
beth F1nn. , and
F1fst f1lEht
Ars villas Norton heat nuth canais.
and 4 shirley Mcdonald beat Mr.
MAJ Block. ! up Mfs X. l. Hove
beat Barbara nnfns 7 ana n Mrs
. ? rompkins beat ruth Hsessr. =
First Plight Consolation
Mr. J. X. Holloway beat Jsrauriins
s ss W. eilfiord noo.fs' : ans 8
Mrs. n " tssson beat Mrs. oisn
Cate. / w. Afa y N Draper best
Mira. Ira a Ollie. a and
second F1isht
Eiizabsih wins beat Ms l. ~
rsirids.' I and I Betty Jones bss,
Mrn. Lucisn sasnst ? ana !
second night Consolation
Foss. ana 2 Mrs n n Bailey bsst
sophie A. Frank and 4.
Third flight
Mrs A r. Astloek beat Mr. psans
Carpenter. and > Mrs.. ruth y
Husssy beat Mrs.. osofss n. Miller
Third night Consolation
Mrs.. LADunna BIRD heat Mrs. Don
- hNfNNfH = hfU = ~ sWtts =
schsrmsr bsat Ars " o. cottsf.
. and }.
Fourth Flight
Mrs Roy Aafyatt beat Mrs John
Hamrlek. 10Th hole. Mrs. q Rogers
Clark beat Ruth Bneshsf. 10Th hole,
Fourth Plight Consolation
Mr.. MARI i<yines beat Mrs.. ~
AecfesdY. and 4 Mfs q J.
Nathses son from Mrs. " }. buah.
default
Fifth F1isht
Afs KING shaHks beat Margaret
Dye 18Th hole Mrs. Jamss Ffsnh
beat hfs O y Garrison ! up
PIN FliHht Consolation
Mr. 4 A Perkins beat Afs 7
Oflffith 4 and ! 4fs " e Phillips
heat Afs . 4 Tuafsf 7 ana
HiTth Flight
Mrs. a. " Peterson beat Aft
] Mcintyre 4 am 2 Mfs W cfuN
beat Afs W v nEhuson. up
sixth Flight Consolation
Mr. Lester & Hill bsAt Aa uaFoid
Hlaks ana q Mar Dunnset beat
Mrs & n Mallory l0th hols
seventh F1iaht
Mr. l. johnson Dsat Mr. y l.
apfnsus 4 ana hns " , Harmed
bsst ars Adoiph ". Inss,ron. ,
ana
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THIRD ROUND
RESULTS
Third Round

MILFORD Wehrle, Chicago, de-
feated Thomas Sheehan jr., North
vile, Mich. 5 and 4.
George Dawson. Chicago. de-
feated Otto Greiner, Towson, Md,
6 and 4.
Richard ID. Chapman. Mamaro-
neck. N. Y. defeated Maurice j
Mccarthy, Cincinnati. 5 and 4.
John P. Burke, Rye. N. Y. de-
feated Frank strafaci, Brooklyn
N. Y. / up.
John w. Fischer, Fort Thomas
Ky, defeated Jess Sweetser,
Bronxville, N. Y. and 3.
w. B. Mccullough, jr., Abing-
ton, Pa, defeated William n
Turnesa, Briarcliff Manor, N. Y,
3 and 2.
Marvin Ward. Spokane. Wash,
defeated B. Patrick Abbott, Pasa-
dena, Calf, 3 and 2.
Ray Billows, Pougkeepsie, N. Y,
defeated Harry II. Haverstick, jr.,
Lancaster. Pa. 1 up C1s holes).
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According to statistics. nearly
]. SOC. 900 people in England suffer
from insomnia.
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Golfing Ace
Comes Back
Like Champ
D. Chapman Wins
Sensational Notch
From Rivol Wehrle

WIN ED FOOT GOLF
CLUB. Mamaroneck, n. "
The east took charge 81 the
National Amateur Golf cham
pionship today when Dick
Chapman Of Mamaroneck and
W. B. Mccullough. jr-. Abing-
ton. Pa. went into the finals.
They win meet for the
championship In a s6-hole
match tomorrow.
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WINGED root COUNTRY

WINGED FOOT COUNTRY
CLUB. Mamaroneck, n. Y.-Dick
Chapman broke the Friday-the-
18th jinx today and made one Of
the great comebacks of golf to
lead MILFORD wehrle one up at
the halfway mark In their semi
final match IN the national ana
teur golf championship.
Five down nj the end Of nine
holes and playing SEINE of the
worst golf of his career.
Chapman came roaring hack 20
win six Of the nine holes on
the way in.
In the other semi-final match
w. B. Mccullough. IT.. Abingdon,
Pa. led Ray Billows. Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, four up when they
went to lunch. Both matches
were continued this afternoon.
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SINGLE THE PINS

The Thomas Roofing ladies, on,
OF last years strong teams. ROLLED
1861, without handicap, for . fin.
showing. but lost four points to tn.
Mueller-Harkins gang.
Evening star., 1940-10-03
Furs Reduced

3 Mink dyed Marmot Goats, size Is. Were
$3.50 Now $3.50
Natural Skunk Goats, sizes Is, 18. Were
$295. Now $219
l Natural Skunk Coat, size 16. Was S25S.
Dyed Jap Mink Coat, size IA. Was 1895.
l Dyed China Mink Coat, size 1S. Was
$50. NOW SIIV
l Black-dyed Persian Lamb Coat size 18.
Was 1925 Now 1888
Black-dyed Cross Persian Lamb Coats.
size IA. Were S225. S145
l Black-dyed Persian Lamb Coat size 16.
Was $3.50. Now S335
Cross-dyed Red Fox Jackets, size is.
Were $685. Now S58
l Blended Red Fox Jacket, size is. Was
SSo. NOW 500
l Black-dyed Red Fox Jacket, size 16. Was
l Blue-dyed White Fox Jacket, size Is.
Less than u price. Now - S95
Silver-dyed American Gray Fox 36-inch
Coats. Sizes IA, 16. Were $3.50. Now--SH
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1940-10-03
Komen,s and Mszes ApbGelzExeebtioma Lox Priced
Misses Dresses
Greatly Reduced

The group includes navy, brown,
black dresses, jacket dresses of rayon
crepe, linen, cotton, spun rayon,
rayon chiffon, silk crepe in prints.
pastel colors and white Maternity
dresses also. Sizes IL to 20.
IA Less than y price. 1896
10 Less than z price. Now-------s5.75
IA Less than Il price. Now
36 Were sl795 and more. Now s9.75
80 Were s16e5 and more. Now-----S $3.50
1s Were s2295 and more. Now-s s14.5O
II Were s2s75 and more. Now $3.50
Were s35 and more. s1s.75
8 Were s2s75 and s35. $3.50
10 Were s35 and more. s22
9 Were s3s.75 and more. Now--S26
MISSES, DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-10-03
Misses English ToPcoats
s2075 We're s497S

6 Chester Barrie English wool tweed
topcoats. Fitted and looSe-fltting
styles. Mixtures and monotones of
brown. green, wine Sizes IA to 18.
4 Three-piece Suits in navy and black
self-stripe monotone wool. Sizes IL, is,
10, 90 Were S3975. Now-S SIS
Navy Dressmaker Coats in fine Forst-
mann woolen Sizes II, ID, 3s. Were
S3975 and more. Now S22
Three-piece Suits in navy black and
beige Forstmann woolens. Sizes IA to 20.
Were s6975. Now ----S3 -S39.75
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.