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The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-05

gnal Willkie Cub was founded by
Oren Root, Jr., before the Re-
publican Convention, and petitions
for his nomination were circulated
throughout the country. Within 40
days 100000 of these petitions
were received. AS new Willkie
Clubs have sprung up throughout
the country since the Philadelphia
Convention, they have associated
themselves with the original Club.
Although these Clubs are non
partisan, they have been furthered
for the most part, by Democrats
and Independents opposed to
third term and opposed to the
totalitarian policies of the New
Deal.
HEADQUARTERS for the Willkie
Clubs of Arizona have been es-
tab'ished in Room 309 Heard
Building, Phoenix, Arizona. 1t will
be the purpose of the organization
to coordinate and assist the many
Willkie Clubs which have been
formed. and are being formed,
throughout the State. AS finances
of these Clubs are limited under
the Hatch Act most of the activi-
ties are being carried on by volun-
teer workers and volunteer ma
terials. Those who believe in Wen
dell Willkie, believe that he repre-
sents a cause that money can
neither achieve nor defeat 1t is
the aim of these Clubs that not
only shall Willkie be elected, but
that he shall be elected in such a
way and as the result of such a
spirit that his election will have
been truly worth the fight.
Mr.. Brophy has named Gen.
Pelham D. Classford of Glendale,
Arizona. Secretary of the organiza- /
ton. and Mr.. Thomas Goodnight,
of Phoenix, Treasurer. General
G.assford has already been active
in the organization of Democrats
for Willkie Clubs, and has asked
his membership to join forces
with the State organization.
The Willkie Clubs of Arizona, ,
headed as they are by Democrats
and Independents, have no con-
nection with the Republican Party. !
and will remain free from local
politics. This is a movement Oh
I'VE the People" fighting for
honest government and the prin-
ciples of Jeffersonian Democracy. /
All those who wish to Volunteer
their services or aid in the forma-
ton of local clubs are asked tc
communicate with the State head
quarters.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-05
Democrat Ticket

u. S. SENATOR
Ashurst, Henry F.
Karz. Erwin H
Mcfarland, Ernest w.
Miller, Robert z. (Bob)
Stockton, Henderson.
U. s. CONGRESSMAN
Powers, Leo V.
Smith, Howard j.
Mathews, William r.
Murdock, John R.
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT
Graham, Elmer.
Ross, Henry d.
GOVERNOR
Shields, DR.. George E.
Sprouse, Howard.
Carleton, Ernest.
Jones, R. T. (Bob3.
henderson, c. M.
Osborn, Sidney P.
SECRETARY OF STATE
Moore Harry M.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-05
Youth Drivers
Reserve Asset
In Event of War

A competently trained army OF
young drivers, thoroughly convers-
ant with the operations of motor
vehicles and capable of keeping
the wheels of our civilian trans
portation system turning smoothly
on the home front, will become a
valuable asset in the event of war,
according to John ]. Hall, director
of the Special Service Division of
the National Conservation Bureau
accident prevention department of
the Association of Casualty and
Surety Executives.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-05
Willkie Clubs
Announcement

The associated Willkie Clubs OF
America, under the direction of
Oren Root, Jr.. has announced the
appointment of Frank c. Brophy
State Chairman of the Willkie
Cubs of Arizona George T. Ash
forth has been named Vice-Chair-
man.
The Willkie Clubs represent
spontaneous movement on the part
of the people of this country to
further the principles and the
election of Mr. Willkie. The orl-
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-05

Weber, j. B. (Doc).
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Conway, 10.
Patterson, W. E.
STATE TREASURER
Walden, jim
Williams, Gus.
Brooks. William T. (BilD.
Hunt, Joe.
STATE AUDITOR
Fleming, Geo. A.
Frohmiller, Anna.
SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Burton, Marvin, L.
Ring. E. ID. (Ed).
Boehringer, c. Louise.
STATE NINE INSPECTOR
Mal.ey. James (Jim).
Strinker, Joe.
Foster Tom C.
Hersey, Roy V.
CORPORATION COMMISSIONER
Cox, w. NJ.
Peterson, William Bid.
TAX COMMISSIONER
(Term expiring Dec. 81, 1946O
ONeil, d. c. (Dave).
TAX COMMISSIONER
(Term expiring Dec. 81, 1922
Luke, Charles.
Peterson, Warren.
Kerby, James II.
STATE SENATOR
Coxon, William.
Robertson. Hank.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Goff, C. S.
SHERIFF
Heron, James, Jr.
COUNTY SUPERVISOR
NO.
Burgess, Geo. w.
Kilcrease, A. T.
Shelley, Eugene P.
Smith, w. C.
Ward, f. NJ.
COUNTY TREASURER
McNatt, w. o. (BilD.
Mann, M. G.
Fulton, Richard e. (Dick).
Griffen Ethel.
COUNTY RECORDER
Branaman, Ruth ].
Bayless, Esta L.
ATTORNEY
Truman, w. c.
ASSESSOR
Farley, Lynn.
SCHOOL SUPT.
Bugg. John J.
Spangehl, A. w.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Thompson, w. A.
Elledge, Chas ID.
Roche, William G.
Treadway, Charles Fl.
Stringer, E. L.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16

men. unacoountsnly ~as pot
poned
Helping 20 bolster the sz.s a
the crowd were same 90 80 -
members % the Oval club. TINT
serssty ~ wssnsnEtcn hnacrary
society, who staged . special
party Saturday night n Paradise
Inn.
The new .ki Jump ~ ~
Milwaukee sal ns~f 49,
given . trial Sunday ~ olav
CIiana. ene u tn werid's top
notch jumper. rtisad. afssw
thrilling the crowd with teaps
u 10. he and sis feet. go
Enthusiastically pseaeusee< ~
jamp w.s -perfect."
Thirteen ski instructors took
special tests. given BY psek Dur
rance Of sun Valley. via Dart
mouth. st the eowi yesterday.
The national amateur dawnhlll
and slalom champ. put the In
structoFs through series u
tests which included dsmonstr1.
ton Of skiing technique. proper
teaching Of that technique and
written examinations
Saturday the Bowl drew sie
visitors and yesterday TTs persons
took the anow train Ia the skttnr
haven.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16
HOOP PLAY

Park basketball league games
this Monday at Bellarmine.
Chureh-Frsternal 49, 6:45, Park
land Trinity Lutheran vs.. knspps
Business College. q Woodmen Of
World vs.. Latter Day Saints. o.
Messiah Lutheran Va. Epvorth
Methodist
Tuesday nights games. Bellar-
mine:
Industrial League 8, Northwest
Door Co. vs.. First Methodist. .,
Petermsn Manufacturing Co. W.
Northern Pacific Railway shops
National Guard Inter Battery
league h. Q. Troop ~ Cav
VI. 2nd Battery H. Q. Bat Med
zeal Detachment vs. r. Battery. Z
Battery Va. Headquarters Bat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16
Oregon State
Goes on Road
GAMES THIS WEEK

GAMES THIS WEEK
Tuesday-O. q. G. W. W. =. c.
1t Pullman.
Wednesday--o. =. c. W. W. 4 G.
Ut Pullman.
Friday--wash,nEton W. Oregon;
o. = G. VS.. Idaho II Moscow; CALI
fornia W. stanford; 4. =. &. ".
L. &. l. A.
Observation-Disclosures Vs.. Ore
gon ut Seattle: o. =. &. W. Idaho
1T Moscow; 4. =. c. ". 4. &. l. A.
Having established themselves at
the head OF the class. the Orange
men from Oregon State college hit
the road this week with high hopes
Of remaining unbeaten in northern
division. Pacific Coast conference
basketball play.
Their two-game series at Pull
man against Washington State col
lege Tuesday and Wednesday was
looked upon a. significant
The first definite break" in the
northern division schedule occurred
Friday at Eugene. Ore, where the
Beavers dumped University of Ore
gon. defending northern division
and Pacific Coast titiist, 35-3l.
Thus the champion Webfeet
dropped 10 . second place tie
over the weekend with WSC.
which had little trouble Sat-
urday night against the hap
less Idaho vandais. The Cou-
gars won. S7-29.
Whether the Beavers could
sweep the Pullman series this week
was problematical. Washington
State showed high-scoring tenden-
cies against the University Of
Washington at Seattle.
On their home floor, the Cougars
appeared likely to do no worse
than a split decision against csc.
The Huskies, once the scourge
of the northern division. have not
won a title since 1886. After split
ting with wsC, they won -but I'M
impressively two games last
weekend from Montana univer-
sity, 1896 and 56-43.
Experts still counted on the Ore
gon quintet As q potent factor in
the northern division race.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16

sunday sweepstakes D divissan
Archie oenin. Ts-s-s5. jim Me-
Quiliin. 1871 a.. Geo, Ekmsn.
7s.s 70. Jos tslsva. 7s-e 70. y
division, n. Rowland. Ts.is ~.
c. r. Hlcks. s7.is -. Joe MART
son. ss-it 80, Sunday afternoon
play. Jack Adams. sa.is n.
On . perfect nIhiiek shot. Jack
Mcintyre seered . hole IN one ~
the Meadow Park golf eourss nnn.
day. Mcintyre. Waiting From shs
Highland course. was matched with
Jack Johnston against Joe 0isva
and Louie Truman. Ne scored the
shot ON the ii<-yard 18th hole.
which crosses . creek.
Brookdaie Mems club play. Sun
day. First Division T.d N.yburn.
Ts-s-7o. BIN kistsF. so.i0-To.
second Division Harry Johnson.
ss.is-77. Third Division Norm
Erpriding. es-7p-ss
Tesmstsrs, sunday: First d
vision klstsr, si-s-ss. SEQ
ond Division - Norm ErpeidinG.
ss-iss.33,s.
Hishissa - SATURDAY.. Esdsl plsy---
Marshall Lslrk<. IS pst uorapn zen.
nett So Marry nsAdh@rvr. ~ Marry
Matbsva ~ rhfls cassnsu9h.
a J " bstp, q. Jos TyIss. 50
hiif Msds>re. ~ Clarence nlsosfufd.
-. h..rs hawsins' ~ Nm Sohs'
sunday .. m s.ss glss pes :. n z, !,
Isssss. .. ksis hesb~ss. Il RssssrS
Thompson, / nArsy srsdesr.1, even
Jess Ho~ieF, 81 1 down Al kanssna
i: Gordon n~unsts. Il Tom nfovn. .
Lief Jensen, 4. Jssk knElght. ,. 4iil
s.sn.sr les .,, H Ss.s.. y D."
Mixed tws bsll-.hp. Gerald Van
Ihisl. ka Lgon. tIrst Mrs. O -
Alleansere Medal play sunday.
Geo. Poprsd. 7s-io--ss. Guy ciif-
ford. s2.i2-ss. oriand Nslson.
7s-s-7o. sam Allen. s2-il-~7i.
Irv Baker. ABA 70. Jsss Van
wyhs. 1910 10. Ernie Meredith,
so-l3~T7.
fireress saturday. medal play,
o. A. watkins von A division
play. T7-ii--ss. Warren Lswson.
ss.i4 II
Sunday, match play. A divi-
Nal Tennent, fNo down.
Frank sennsr. three down: W. L.
Duncan. thrse down. . division
John sssn. three up. Tom cslo.
three down: Jack obenour. thfss
down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16

Join
Skiing Parade

TIE answer TO skicrs prayers
Is bright. clear weather. without
wind. and with. 81 course. dry
powder snow.
Well. skiers' prayers we're an
swered yesterday 81 Paradise
valley. they were answered a.
they seldom have been before
particularly In January.
Over the weekend. 1.1st
persons In s<f cars. pAss~1
through the Nisquaiiy en-
trance 10 the park. aaaintals-
Ing the pare set the preced-
ing weekend when slightly
mere than s.eee skiers visited
Paradise. skiiag crowds 10
this section are reaching a~w
high totals.
Time trials were held by the
Penguin ski club and the wash
ington Ski club. but results we're
not announced. A team slalom
race between College Of Puget
Sound freshmen and upper class
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16
Wilson VS.. Wolf

Another all-star wrestling card
headed by an eight-rounder be-
tween Chief Little Wolf and
George Wilson, is on tap this Mon
day night at Greenwich coliseum.
A companion feature will be
Clara Mortensen's second defense
Of her women's championship here
In as many weeks, with Jua1ita
Barnett, a Cherokee girl from
Tulsa, Okla. appearing in the
challenger's role. The feminine
tussle will be a finish match,
with one fall deciding things.
Little Wolf, an old fayorite
with local fans, Is q week
later arriving In Tacoma than
he had originally planned,
since illness kept him from
going through with his sched-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16

III . skd starts. turn the
front wheels In the direction
the rear wheels are sliddinK."
State highway department.
snoguslmie ski bewi - Cloudy
and calm 70 degrees: no new
snow. total % inches. skiing ex-
eellent
Mt. Baker Road open TO lodge
compact snow and Ice ON road
from Kendall 10 lodge. chains. 30
degrees: one-half inch new snow
total 40 inches. overcast. skiing
good
snoaualmie pass - North Bend
10 Easton. snow and ice on road
eight miles vest u summit TO
IS miles sss, Of summit: chains
"a degrees. trace new snow: total
81 inches. broken clouds: skiing
good
Park Junction - Road Icy tn
places from Park Junction TO Is
miles west; chains. 30 degrees.
overcast
Csyuss psss Gates open today
frOm . a m % 40 .. m. no
new snow. total ~ inches; sEilng
good
Paradise - Road open 20 Para
disc: road Icy from two miles
above park entrances 10 Paradise !.
chains at Longmirs
Longmire Overcast: II de-
Krees.
sTAAPEDE-current n. 2 In.
new snow. total Il inches Dry
snow. calm and part cloudy Skiing
good
MARTIN LODGE Current q. 4
inches new snow. total - inches.
Dry powdered snow. Light West
wind. Part cloudy.
NONAD LAKE. Current 10. 5
inches nsw sn0s. - inches total.
dry powdered snow. West s1nd,
cloudy. skiing excellent.
PARADISE - degrees. No
nesy Snow. - total Overcast.
3. W. wind. Skiing fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16

uled appearance here last
Monday.
Signed on short notice, Wilson
subbed for Little Wolf last Mon
day and defeated Terry McGinnis.
The former University Of Wash
ington football star also has
plenty of friends here and will
have just as many supporters on
hand as his Navajo opponent.
Whether Earl McCready. the
Calgary grsppler who claims the
all-British heavyweight champion
ship, will consent to putting his
title on the block in the semi
final hasn't been ascertained, but
his opponent, Gentleman Joe"
Corbett, is a countryman, hailing
from Toronto. Theirs will be 4
five-round match.
Paired In the three-round
opener are Laverne Baxter Of
Hollywood, villain de luxe.
and Bill Sledge, q newcomer
from Minneapolis.
Hostilities will get under way
promptly at $50 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16
Packers, IS;
AII.Stars, I

LOS ANGELES - The national
champion Green Bay Packers, who
utterly disrerarded one ~ foot
balls oldest passing sxioms, were
hailed A. the greatest football ma.
chine In the country today after
humhling the National league All
Stars. Is to 7.
Although the Packers didn't
need the touchdown and never
were seriously threatened. the
giants from 6reea Nay. Wis.,,
demonstrated successfully oue
Of the most brilliant and dar-
Ing plays seen In years oa
either professional or intercoi-
legiate Eridiron.
Cecil Isbell. former Purdue star.
while the clock was ticking off the
final seconds Of the first half,
stepped into the shadows of the
Packers own goal post and threw
a pass.
II stresked 81 yards and settled
into the arms of a racing former
Alabama end-Don Hutson. Hut
son sped nnmolested across the
All Stars goal line. Ernie Smith
booted the conversion and the
Packers were out In front. 10 TO o.
The mighty Packers. whose
total score consisted OF three field
goals and q touchdown, took the
lead early in the game when Clark
Hinkle kicked a field goal from
the All Stars 45-yard line.
SMITH KICKS GOAL
Then, leading 3 to o, the Green
Bay machine stalled on the Stars
1l-yard stripe. and Smith dropped
back to the Is and kicked the
Packers second field goal OF the
game.
In the third period. the
Stars put on . brief exhibition
OF fancy running and scored
their only tally. Tiny Davey
O'Brien led his team through
m almost impregnable line Of
giants 10 the sia yard linz.
Then he loosed q sizzling pass
10 doe Carter In the end rome.
Ward Cuff converted.
The Packers put down the brief
uprising In short order. however.
and Smith kicked his second field
goal Of the game--the Green Bay
teams third round out the
total 10 points.
A capacity crowd OF 1900 saw
the game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16
coIson, Senior,
Heads Gun Club

Earl Colson, sr., yesterday was
reelected president Of the Tacoma
Gun club. Joe Mcknight was
chosen vice president; Lukas
Hoska, treasurer; and Hans Nal
com, secretary. Harry Irwin,
Andy Rowe and DR.. G. E. Crit
fifth were named trustees. Rowe
and George Snyder were elected
team captains.
Mcknight led the 16-yard shoot
ers yesterday, with so straight
Joe also won the handicap. % out
of rs. Earl Colson, jr., was doubles
high. 81 out of "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16
The First To The Eighteenth

Falkland. Sunday. hest nine;
Al Blakely. ss-e-17; Lloyd
Berry. s7-s 81: Ted Burke. ss-tt
-2sis: Charley Morlsck. ss-ios
---2sis; n. Flaxw. to-e,s SOL :
Fred Sylvester SOS. NJ. J. ".
Ensle. ti-7~s4: v. Lehman. Is.
81 36ia.
Meadow Park Saturday sweep
stakes. Al Carter. 1910 a.: lou
Truman. 1910: Archie Genin,
1870. c. J. senner. so-io.So,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16

Kenseaw Mountain LAsdia ~ shaooy -hnirl1 mR = -
hall
American sasas club and ~ inv-llsne Nm yseum
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16
Bobby Jones' Famous Calamity Jane Is
Foundation for u. S. G. A. Golf Museum

YoRK-In little brown with glass top in the
United States Golf object viii
in time probably American coils
Calamity Robert Jones' famous putte
the immortal Georgian grand
1880 Flankng wall prints Of the renowned
Hole" St Ceorge Sandwich and hole Old
Course 81. Andrews walls BY
golfers OF the past and other prints
collection President Archibald n Reds foundation for
T. g. G. A gofinE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16
Sportsmen Meet

The Washington Fish and Game
association will meet Tuesday
night, Jan. 80. at Eagles hall al
s o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16
VIKINGS TAKE
CLOSE VICTORY

pUyAfLuP--Puyalisp Fskinxs
came bsek from Chshsiis astar'
day night sith ths scalp u ne
chehalis Bssrcass hanging from
their belts - . result II . sssti
victory.
Th~ vikisss led 81 IT,
way. hssalng . STA hsiftssss
s<is.Htsss sad isessssssg ~
m~sgis 10 ~ psisss In ~
third p<sisa. rsyiinp seesses
sss. sf-xn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16
VASHON KEEPS
LEAGUE LEAD

Nashon Pirates continued 10
rule the roost in the Tri-County
loop as upper division teams feast
ed on lower division teams last
weekend.
The Pirates drubbed p. 3.
Naval Academy, 5s-l4. with
Bob Wight. league leading
scorer Of 1899, tossing In 10
points. Poulsbo smothered
Port Orchard. 42-Il: silver
dale outscored Gig Harbor.
1921, and cambridge edged
out yaughn, 1926, mt
Vaughn.
In the vaughn-Bainbridge re-
serve game. Vaughn's starting
lineup was five Niemans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-16

Il - = - =
M ~ p.syers~ ten61a.
!. pse,er>6 - p1ayupu ~
sgs~ts. iN<iu1aee Inft~l6ev D~Noy
Mccoy. outfls>osr ~ C>l1pn>f1&
sne twe stksr p,aysss - ~ -
trelt ruessv
4 uss~eee1 npts~es - M
e1npv seeen wnseo ne>e1 ~
npss~>e - ~ . 49, - 49,
- - u s>Apv p<nvps~ - -
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tnpoeeo Z. : ~
J. viasd ~ cbtesgs cAsoe
oiooo snd IN u. k.e~ss nvwwnD
49, ~ ~euasn<ting+ To- - ~
players msds frus sGeata lhee<,oy
snd cslilsnhias n ~ rses - ~
cahs ssa hescey N ~ Co.. ef|
the nFpwn1l
CAnnoN aGTu oa.eoo
4 Ordered IL Cleveland ~
alans 10 ~ tsoeo N player Wai(or
r. carsea whA fsnR1le 80. 80
covered up ~ ~ Tels1s Amevs-
esa Assseisttaa esso ~ cIeve@
land.
q wsrnsa thst h>a~eforsh ~
club ofylelsis end smpteyss feue1
to ~ Involved n ''she eyslo - oem-
faaa esssrci u piavss tsaitaus -
t~e siuhs IN ~ ssns leoone 80
/ pefvsfsinu - uufkinn oNfoo~
meAts.- wossid ~ rlees1 - ~
Ineligible let VITA nsanlms1m 49,
impossd - sluos involved.
4 Warned Inst ssuailar sesien
would - tahea seninst tesuue
pvs~sdents and officials wss hnew-
inEiy cooperate u RUSS vialstia~s
% nssiigsnsiy tel 10 lnvessieete -
report such vielsilens 10 ~ seun-
missioner,
~ ~ q 1essose1 ~
sses1s. ~ wsss - ~ sssessu
" - nIsss Isaese eps1s wo1eh.
1-asa,s ehasupA. eesaoa1 -
-vhstaaeIs esvesssg - -
nesvsll
hardest hit under tho vulinG
we're the Toledo Americas Asse~la.
tion slnh which ~as deprived - -
players. n~sumont a Ne renas
lsaeue which iass 10. rert Wessh -
the Tsxss league and uendereuN
u tina xast Texas league which
lest nins each ana ttot spesnos -
the Cotton state league whieh
lost ~.
N1Ts At zGGLKB
In = ssvsn.paas misnesgxapNe1
ruling handed aown yesterday. t1na-
dis specificsiiy shsrned that uem+
srsi Manager Jack ksilss u ths
Detroit club abused ths wurhiag
sxrssmsnt privilege " mshing
''sservt dsslinss# end that. eee-
trsry 10 ssssssii lava Detroit see~
trolisd more than sss club - . 1
minor issgsss.
Lands asserted that xelisr nse1
form lsttsfs~ and thai ~ hsa
Illegal Understandings ~iih 81 M
working skTesment eiuhs-
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ENTRY BLANK
TACOMA WINTER SPORTS CARNIVAL
Paradise Valley. January Z7-2s

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National PARK COMPANY. ssasesss ssfs
ths event. from liability Whatsoever
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mailed brought the Tacoma Day
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Lutlerans Lose
Pacific Contest

II was just another case OF
cat eat dog" Saturday night a.
Pacific university. smarting from
a defeat handed them earlier In
the season. out-shot Pacific Luth-
eran college. 4s TO AZ at the
Falkland gym. The contest does
not count in the official Wash
ington intercollegiate conference
standings.
Thursday and Friday the
Lutherans dumped Western
Washington In their first
Wlnko games. This puts the
Luthers In second place with
two wins and m losses. Cen
trail Washington Ia on top
with four victories against no
setbacks.
Cliff Olson's Glads were ahead
at half time, rs TO "a, but the
six points made by Pacific's Roy
McCabe in the closing minutes
gave them their margin Of vic
tory. Bob cooney was high man
for Pacific with 20 points. while
Marv Harshman had 10 for the
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Gates Heaa
Ksfsrse Hrsha. scorsf. J hspin.
timer ZslenAE
frussds Managers slsetfsa
Jonn r Zxlenak H. president 81
The Crusade BASKETBALL isasHs. - rsits
ING a sperial NESTING snd REQ sests
that all fbf managers sad ffuNefss
league officers b. pfesnt TuendsT
evening e. . oiciork - ths = 81 G
nail. sth and atesls
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subs. Paeiflc-selm. Mccabe ~ /.
Osborn (3i HAller. Pacific Lutheran
Wills. Bildt, 5teneseD. johnson,
North.