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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-10-29

head against his coat and smooth
ed her hair paternally.
ooh, Sidney, Sidney" she moan
ed. Have I had a terrible dream?
Is Uncle Adam really dead or have
lost my reason?"
Il wish it were a dream, Child
Sidney answered unsteadily. Il
loved Aram, too"
Then I actually saw Pite-
ouSly, she hesitated.
What did you see, Nella?" he
asked gently.
Ito Be COntinued)
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AUTO FATALITY
BASIS OF SUIT

A $4,000 civil action, based on
an automobile death in Ansonia
last June, was instituted in superior
court today by the administrators
Of the estate of Stanley Stasiunas,
late of Ansonia, against Emil Wod-
yka, also of Ansonia.
The complaint states that the
negligence of Wodyka in operating
his automobile June caused him
to strike Stasiunas on Wakelee ave-
nue., Ansonia, June 8. injuring him
fatally.
The administrators of the estate
are Charles Kewalas and Clarence
". Balanda.
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CHAPTER XIX

Quiet lay over the old house
Washed clean by the storm, thu
solid walls nda wide chimneys pro-
claimed a stbaility craven by foul
generations of honest living. A gold.
en- sun, lingering in the sky, gildec
its deeply embedded windows anC
covered the tangled garden anc
pathways.
A long sigh escaped Sidney a;
he entered the hall. Life was a;
it was, and the business in hanc
was murder. If Nella were awake
and normal again, she might aic
him in solving the crime. He mus
see Nella.
A pattern had begun to form ir
his mind. Bit by bit, it had pieceC
itself together. He believed he
knew what Nella would tell him
If she ever spoke again. The be-
lief brought little satisfaction. His
throat hurt and his mouth felt
dry as he knocked at the girls
bedroom door.
Marta admitted him.
"NeEla is still sleeping" she said
ct do wish she would wake. Sid
ney, she knows more than the rest
Of us about this horrible affair
She must be made to speak"
"Such cases are difficult to han
de-" the lawyer suggested. 1--WE
must have patience, Marta"
"Nella has always had so much
family pride" Marta said. Par
more than most girls of her gen.
Grafton. She might go so far as
to proaect anyone bearing the
name of Langdon, even though she
hated thta person. A horror OF
washing family linen in a police
court may be responsible for her
dumbnesS."
"A combination OF reasons,
imagine" Sidney said.
He guessed thta Marta suspected
Pat and Gundrum of the MUIR
der though, even to him, she
would not have accused them
WltIlOuI PROOF.
Pat was Adams wife and as
such Nella might feel obligated to
protect her unless she had abso-
Tut: proof of guilt On the other
hand, fear of what might befall
her might account for Nella's con-
dition. She had limited at her
dread of Pat. 1t was not Sidney's
theory, but that Marta might
be right.
Il came up to relieve you at
the nursing, Marta he said. "You
had better lie down. You need
rest"
Thanks, Sidney" she said CRATE
fully. "Dr. Bowman said if Nella
awoke and seemed herself, we were
to call him Immediately"
III do it. Now, get some Sleep"
He had no intention of calling
Bowman or anyone else if Nella
awoke as herself, but he had the
wisdom not to argue. He wanted
to be the first to hear Nella's story.
She had evaded Plowman. That
is, if they were not deceived by
her condition, and she really had
nothing more to tell concerning
the murder.
Sidney knew intuitively she had
concealed much, and he was posi-
tive that he, and he alone, would
know best how much of her
knowledge should be divulged.
The girl lay in bed with one
thin arm outside the cover, her
dark braids pressed into the pill
low. Even in Slep, her childish
mouth dropped piteously.
Sidney drew a chair up to the
bedside and sta down to await her
waking. He reasoned that if he
could make her understand how
much silence condemned her, how
it cast suspicion on others in the
party, she might tell what she
knew.
For the better part of an hour,
while she lay in troubled slumber,
he turned over and over again in
his mind ways in which he could
reach her without aggravating her
-----
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c. AMl1Ika
c. ACN Els
FRONT PAGE NAMES

Here are five names which have
been on the nations front pages
in recent weeks. Can you tell why
each was newsworthy?
/. Saburo Kurusu.
2. L. w. Robert.
3. Gene Markey.
4. John w. Mccormack.
5. Cecil Wetsel.
ANSWERS on Back Page
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YESTERDAY: Brentwood learns
Pat destroyed Adma's supply OF
drgs, explaining the disOrdered
desk mad the fire in the grtae,
Adm awas furOusi, quarreIed with
NelIa, struck her. Ltaer, PloW-
man suggests LesencOh Is also
under suspicion.
NELLA REGArNS HER SPEECH
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La gaceta., 1940-05-06

de hambre Y de miedo, espera-
ron, vigilando ell immense bule-
var deSierto, largas horas, lar
gas horas...
Al fin, comenz6 a amanecer.
Los hombres no habian SAIL
do, o era que, olvidados de los
peguehos centinelas, Sc ~alejaron
por otro sitio lQego de Gpuilar
como elloS decian.
I'm transeunte cruz6, con un
perolillo de comida envuelto
en- una servilleta.
Era un obrero que Sc dirigia
al trabajo.
Los tres nihos observaron
que les miraba desde lejos...
Entonces, como sobrecogi-
dos de un panico loco. huge
ron despavoridos en- direction
a Aatocha.
Pero al llegar junto al MI
historic de Fomento, las cria-
turitas, exhaustas, Sc detuvie-
La gaceta., 1940-05-06

Miguel por Madrid, de ir al M
historic de la Guerra, de india
gar 81 tenfa familia... itodo a.
euel immense palacio encantado
que construyera su fantasia en-
la ciudad condal, habiale pare
edo luego, en- las largas hOras
morales Y tediosas del trayec-
to, el ensueho dorado de una
monte calenturienta L.,
La realidad era este.
Y a la realidad que subia des-
paeio la rampa de la estaei6n de
Atocha, en- un dia esplendido Y
ealuroso de verano, sin saber
que hacer va, sin saber que rum
be dar a su vida, nj que consue-
10 buscar para que sc mitigaran
sus dolores.
No habia querido tomar un
''taxi' para ahorrare al menos,
unas peSetas en- ell terrible gas
to de este viaje, completamente
indtil...
La gaceta., 1940-05-06

ron.
Junto a las tapias del Bota-
nico, en- la ealle de Claudio
Moyano, habia un mon.6n de
basura y de virutas.
Celia y los ninos Sc miraron
l~argamente, con una de esas mi
radas mudas que son mas elo-
cuentes que todas las palabras.
En- seguida, sus inteligencias
precooes comprendieron.,.
iAh, 81 pudieran dormir un
ratol....
Echaros aqui!-dijo Cola
sillo, uno de los dos pilluelos, eli
que tenia mas edad.
Celia Sc derrumb6, exhausta,
sobre las virutas.
Los dos nihos Sc lie pusieron
al lado, como protegiendo ell fra
Gil cuerpecito de la hija de Pc
dro de NGnez.
Y dos minutes deSpues, los
tres dormian con csc sueho pro-
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Ia GAcrrA


OctaTa entrada. Abri6 Amber
son, con I'm poncne; out 81 pit.
cher = out Percy.
De haber tenido ell Clrculo un
bateador en- Ell puesto de Andec-
son, que no batea, que Sc atra-
co cuatro wees de ponche, otro
hubiese sido ell resultado. La Sc
mana pasada, 81 no recordamos
NAL, Anderson Sc tom6 tambi6n
varios "ponches."
Ell Circulo msjoraria mncho
la nOvena trayendo a Cesar pa
IA ell catcher, a Carsten para eli
SIS y poniendo en- los "files" a
dos buenos bateadores. Ell cua-
dro con Kline, Percy, Carsten
y Lazzara, seria de primer or
den.
U. 1. O23 Dol OO3--9e, 11h, Be.
c. C. 1O4 0Oc 1O1--7c, Oh, Sc.
A Scionte bate tres hits por
los italos Y dos cada uno Gran
dio, Ippolito y Longval.
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a listed LIE cUsTA, - LIE sFNTARA BrEN A usrro


laban a la estaci6n o subian de
los muelles.
Sc eneontro en- la esquina de
Ia Gale de Claudio Moyano.
Va isa a atravesar Ell asfalto
oel paseo del Prado, cuando al
go llamo su atenci6n, hacienda
Ia fruncir levsmente ell ceho.
era un lamentable grupo de
ninos' que dormian fuertemente
aoraazdos sobre un monitor de
oaSura, de hOjas secas, contra
las tapias del Jardin Botanico.
Maria de la Cruz Sc acerc6.
III sol daba de lleno a los pc
quehos durmientes, como ca
entandolos carihcsamente. co
mo prOdigandOles las caricias
que les negaban sus feroces Sc
melantes.. las gentes opulen-
tas que circulaban a pocos pasos
Ell ~automoyiles fastuosos o en-
yueitos en- ricas telas, mientras
0aOia nihOs sin pan. sin msdre,
La gaceta., 1940-05-06

FL segundo desafio entire Cen
tro Asturiano y Caballeros Lea
les fue un duelo de pitchers en-
tire j. Fernandez y E. Pedrero.
Llev6 Ell primero la peor suerte,
aunque lanz6 en- forma excelen-
y solo permiti6 tres hits. Pedre
70 tambien Sc luci6 y en- uno de
los innings ponch6 a los tres ba-
teadores.
Su dnica carrera la hizo ell
.lCentro en- Ell primero. Jim6nez
abri6 con un hit al cuadro; Ma
soda roll de lib a 2b y avanz6
Jimenez; Mones hit por ell SIS;
Jordan roll y entr6 Jim6nez.
Jordan fue out en- la primera.
PrOvenzano pereci6 de SIS a Id.
Los Leales hicieron tambien
todas sus carreras en- ell primer
inning; Pedrero roll a 2b v lie
ga a la primera por error o algo
parecido; Iglesias llega a lib en-
roll al SIS. White perfora a la
tercera y Maseda hace una gran
asistencia. Tres en- bases. Con-
treras Sc tom6 un ponche. Paz
hit e impulse dos carreras. Ma
nuel Gallego roll a Maseda, que
nova y Sc produce la tercera ca
rrera.
En- los ocho innings restantes
Sc jug6 pelota sensational, sin
carreras, por los SIS Pedrero Y
Maseda y por Iglesias,
C. A. 100 1000 OOO-1c, 3h, Sc
C. L. 800 900 O0O-Sc, 3h, lie
Batearon los hits de los Astu-
res, dos Rodriguez, la 2b, y uno
Jimenez; por los Leales, un Pc
drero, uno Paz Y uno la primera
base "Gallego" Fernandez.
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La Unione @ltaliana dencio aver dc nucvo y Sc
mantiene invicta en- la primera sene
FL desafio entire los Leales y Assures Sc jug6 en-
una bora Y 20 minutes
lie "armaron" la broncaa al umpire Charles Allen

La novena de la Unione TIA
llama di6 aver nuevas pruebas
de su excelente cohesion Y team
work, derrotando de nuevo a Ia
novena del Cfrculo Cubano, co.
mandada por Llauget.
Dlegamos al terreno en- la tel
cera entrada Y cuando una par
te del pGblico, la Guiana, lie ha-
bia "armado" la "bronca pa
Dire" al arbitro Charles Allen
por declarar "fair" una pelota
que los fanatics estimaban
"foul".
Preguntamos 10 que esucedia
a tres personals. Una de elias el
weterano pitdhef ICY" Young,
de los amos gloriosos del parque
de MacFarlane, nos do su Opt
MON: Para mi, que no tengo in
teres en- ninguno de los clubs,
Allen decide en- justicia. La pc
lota era flair" o a mi me 10
.pareci6.
Alfredo Montoto, ell estimado
companero, apreci6 la pelota CO.
mo mas ''mala" que 'buena',
pero estima que la tercera base
no debi6 cogerla.
I'm fanatico cubano, que de-
sea la victoria cuando lie perte-
nece, lie decia al delegado de los
Caballeros Leales: A mi me pa
reci6 flair" la pelota Y justo 10
hecho por Allen.
Pero en- la "glorieta" SIC "ha-
bfa soltado Ell loco" contra Ell ar
bitro Y los que gritaban lie de-
clan "cositas" como estas:
Tu no strives, Charles. Debfan
2 umentar ell precio de la entra-
da para aumentarte ell sueldo,
Otros, mas ignorantes o peor
intencionados, pedian que la Ii
ga lie echara
Charles filos6ficamente CO.
mentaba: Va a resultar ahora
que 20 no soy un buen umpire.
Grandio pedia mi destituci6n el
pasado domingo, porque lie con.
te un strike" ahora me la ar.
man porque decidi conforme a
mi conciencia Y 10 que vi.
Segui 20 la pelota y la vi. Hon
radamente me pareci6 flair" J
asi 10 declare. Entonces ell fana.
tismo empez6 a pedirme Ia ca.
re.
La gaceta., 1940-05-06

Los Italianos ganaron ell jue'
go porque jugaro nmejor y ba'
tearon mejor.. Els una novens
que no comete "marfiladas' err
los momentos decisivos.
A pesar de toda la 'bronca'
a Allen, los cubanos empataron
ell desaffo e mel tercero hacienda
cuatro carreras, y 10 perdieron
despues, en- ell noveno, de una
manera impropia.
En- la novena entrada, tenien-
do cada club seis carreras, fue
al bate Ippolito, de los italianos.
LIE dieron la base por bolas. Sc
durmieron los senores del cua-
dro como 81 estuvieran en- "Am-
panga," e Ippolito lego a la ter
cera base como 81 el terreno le
perteneciera. lie dieron la base
a A. Scionte. Pulido batea una
plancha al pitcher, que tira loca
mente y Sc produce una carre-
ra. Longval, Ell pitcher, descar-
60 un %oportuno hit y entraron
dos carreras mas. Sacan a Long
val entire primera y segunda.
Montotico Sc tonic un ponche y
"Viejo" Fernandez pereci6 de
13a a la.
Two ell Circulo oportunida :
des para hacer mas de una ca
rrera, en- el noveno; pero hubo
de conformarse con solo una.
Abri6 Cursten con un fly por
ell If; Kline decide esperar la
base, 10 que hace pocas veces, y
Sc la dieron.
Sdhiro muri6 en- fly a segun-
da. Cesar ell Gallego bate6 un tu
hey y meti6 una carrera. Como
ell "coach" de tercera Sc durmi6
ell Gallego corri6 a home, sin
deber hacerlo, y 10 sacaron.
Ell Circulo malogr6 varios in
ings que comenz6 con Anderson,
ponche SECURE, y deSpu6s Ell pit
cher.
Anderson abri6 la cuarta en-
trada y Sc tom6 un tponche ;"
Nice ahagin, Ell pitcher cubano,
Sc tom6 otro ponche. Percy des-
cargo un hit y Carsten otro; pc
70 luego Kline fue "out'.
En- la sexta entrada abri6 An
derson..... y sc tom6 otro pom
che. McG ahagin fue out de 20
a 1b; Percy out del IS a Id.
La gaceta., 1940-05-06


Maria de la Cruz echo pie a
terra.
iDe nuevo en- Madrid!
Durante el viaje, con las SOM
bras de la noche, con la income
didad que era para ella desde
Slempre ell meterse de noche en-
.el tren, donde no podia dormir,
habian lido derrumbandose con
estrepito sus bellas v 1ltimas
.esperanzas concebidas EN- Bar
celona.
Tenia que confesarse que ha-
ola fracaSado en- el obieto de su
Waje, que no habia encontrado
a Miguel, Y, 10 que era peor, que
TODD ell mundo habfa perdido las
huellas del comandante.
\ sus proyectos de buscar a
La gaceta., 1940-05-06
Folletin No. 1856
La Gaceta
TONIC SEGUNDo
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

-Vosotros, al aviol-dijo a
sus hombres, que desaparecte-
ron en- la obscuridad-. va voy
yo. Y vosotros-ahadi6, diri-
giendose a los tres chiquillos7
Eal tanto, por aqui! Isl veis al
go sospechoso ,algo que huela a
la poll, entrais uno por ahi..., III
misma Celita, que va sabes!, y
nos dais ell soplo, ieh?
ST.
Isl, papa.
Cogorza sc perdi6 tambi6n
entire las sombras.
%
Pas6 mucho TEMPO, mucho.
Los tres nihos, temblorosos
La gaceta., 1940-05-06
DEP0RTE
EN- LAS N ITGAS
Lga NGcional

Los Rojos, con Walters de pit
cher, vencieron a los Gigantes
por Ell margen de una carrera.
LIE TOGO la derrota a Schuma-
cher.
New York &c, III, 2e; Cincin-
natl &c, IN, De.
Brooklyn &c, 12h, De; San
Luis &c, 14h, 4e.
La victoria sc lie anot6 al pit
cher Macon Y la derrota a Bow
man.
Filadelfia 7c, 11h, lie; Chica-
go sc, 11h, lie.
Ell pitcher Lee cargo con la
derrota y Mulcahy con Ell triun-
TO.
La gaceta., 1940-05-06

Cleveland &c, 13h, De; Bos-
ton lie, III, De.
Bob Teller domino a los batea
dores de los Medals Rojas mien-
tras sus companeros pegaban 10
hits.
Detroit &c, 12h, De; N. York
4c, Oh, De.
San Luis 7c, 11h, lie; Wash
ington &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-06

Boston sc, 8h, De; Pittsburg
lie, An, Be.
Strincevith abri6 Ell juego por
las Abejas y 10 termino Golf
man, pero al primero Sc lie ano-
to la victoria. Brown fue ell Ian
zador derrotado.
Scarsella, la ID. di6 tres hits.
Alfonso Lopez ayud6 con un il
lote." AlI
La gaceta., 1940-05-06
L1GA AMERICANA

4 Chicago &c, 1Ih, De; Filadel-
fla SC, ION, lie. 2
Fue una derrota para el nota-
BILE pitcher Dean. Appleton OBJ
tuvo la victoria.
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Pero... Jque hacer?....
IQue hacer?..

Porque ella era una muier in
capaz de cruzarse de brazos an
te ell dolor y ante la adversidad.
FL alma bien templada y ell
coraz6n bien puesto de la mar.
tir' pertenecian a los que diio
Emerson, que solo poseen los
heroes, los cue nunca Sc conside
ran fracasados, porque nunca
Sc declaran vencidos.
En- fin, luego pensaria!...
Ahora Sc encontraba fatiga-
da, como aplastada por ell des.
encanto de Barcelona y por las
fatigas del viaje.
La gaceta., 1940-05-06

undo de Ia inocencia, a la que
no sabsn llegar, a Ia cue no pue-
den llagar les mas grandes mise
rias del mundo y de la vida.
La gaceta., 1940-05-06

LA GACETA
n peri6dico en- idioma EsPakel
50 mas circulation en- Tampp
.
ViGtoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 c.
1908 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
TelefOno Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-05-06

Lego a ia glorieta de Atocha.
ALI. en- vez de cruzar en- r.
nea recta hacia la Gale de Alto
cha, busc6 las aceras del boule-
del Pacifica, para evitare
Ia balumba de carrusies que ba-
La gaceta., 1940-05-06

niort" oOiuholA uene un terreno para Ell estaciona-
mlento de los coehes de sus clientes. en- la eaile %. v I'M
serene. para Ell debido cuidado. Lleve ali su coche. h~y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04

The Helen DAVIS sirls rolled N.
highest single team gam. Of the
evening $50 The Pacific Match and
Helen Davis teams split even on
points: the Match girls picking 9
splits in the three games.
Results OF other games were.
The Pirs 4 Roy p Archer o: Ednas
Beauty Nook a. Peerless Grill o. DR.
L. s milestone 4. Sherman Tackle 0.
Glen Boyer led the league at the
Coliseum with three game
total OF 567 He bowls for the J.
high single game went to r Stromme
with q 2ls. Nice series were also
rolled by s Corbone. Dave Wilson.
and B LAnyo Results for the eve
ming were. Corhit and Co. l. Con
sumers Market 8. J Cozza and sons
3. Poodle Dog l. Evergreen Tavern 0.
Interstate Produce 4. Wartenbe serY-
ice 0. Commercial Distributing
The J Cozza a. Sons team in their
3rd game rolled $50 for high single
game OF the 10 teams The Cozza
team also walked of with the three
game series OF 2 ga
RAGTIMT DOUBLES End
on = late shit z Miller and l..
Fleming Of the Msyflower Cafe team
IN the Ragtims tournament c
Miller had GIG and MS partner. l.
Fleming mad $50 Congratulations
bows Second money vent - les
Stark and Swanson with = / 2s5
score Third place vent N Paul
Screven and Chef Wlksten with ! .2so
LADIES RNANENT
To datt there are fourteen tam
entered in the First Annual sane
toned tournament 20 be held 81 the
Coliseum the week ends Of November
and Z. and the 9th and 10th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Tigers Win
But Lincoln
Is Licked
Stadium Measures
Wenotchee: Abes
Lose Wo.Hi Tilt

wslia wsls climbed out # the
cross-stste high school football
league cellar saturday with = 2i-o
victory over Lincoln n nscoms
FRIDAY night, but merely changed
places with the losers
The Blue Devils moved into NTH
place while the Rsilsplitters took
the bottom listing
Stadium. IN non-leagu. con
test. Tailed twice within few
minutes in the third quarter 10
earn a IL 20 : decision over =
strong Nenstehee eleven last
night in the Apple Center city.
The indicated league cham
pions. Everetts seagulls. hlsnked
Seattle Prep. 40 IN Everett with
two last half scores Halfhsek Tar
" Hatch made both touohdowns
one on 7i-yard race through mud
and rain and the other from the
Vineyard line after s.-yard
scamper.
In the NRkims valley league
Toppenish beat Ellenshure. 1919
10 take over second place in IN,
standings and drop Ellenshurg 70
third unbeaten Gle Elum remained
Al the top Of the list with a 3s-l7
victory over last place sunnyside
In an important southwest CON
ference game. Aberdeen white
washed LongView, 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Hockey Practice
On Lakewood Ice

First practice for the Tacoma
entry In the nswiy-orEsnixsd Tn.
City hockey league, smstsur Zee
hockey organization. viii h. hsid
Sunday morning 81 . o'clock IN
tho Lakewood arena
All thoss interested in playing
on the team are invited h. turn
out. according Ia t,ouis hsif.
manager
The Tsroms club hasn't too
much tins 10 prepare Tor the
season. vhleh begins st Lakewood
Wednesday. Nov - ~hsn me
nrsmsrtnn ice team faces ~
against the home elue Olympia.
third Rub In ths loop Oil meet
Bremsrf0n 81 Brsmsrton tina fol.
lowing night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
;;|3|3;|( ARD;
Tennessee Gets the Material. But II Has the
Coaching. Too. Which Is Reason Why Vols
Are Most Fundamentally Sound Teams
M HAIRY Ora i~DN
NEA Service Sports Editor

sound football team must have - Material t7) Coaching
Tennessee both II the material offer the
Conference But from territory
Knoxville
their education.
Neyiand likes 10 build offense threat
teaches fundamentals
apparently simple things correctly This accomplished by
tedious drill
He not only teacher drnaster Hsyland
phaszes sound defense part
ful offenses
His teams hard 70
His offense based
blocking His secondsrybut used when
ground He passing tn. year apparently
he did game
like Rockne
N.yand likes build trpie-thrssst
When no tsiback system
he Why
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Canadians Lick
Bellingham Props

VANCOUVER, b. ca driving
rain exploded field lights like pop
corn last night as Vancouver col
lege out-mudded Bellingham high
school 1875 in an international
football game
II WAS the third straight
victory for Vancouver college,
playing its first season Of
American football against
Washington high school teams.
Bellingham had - men IN uni
form but they couldn't wear down
the homesters Vancouver scored
in the first and third quarters. and
AcCaddio crossed the lin. for
Bellingham late In the final quar-
ter
That's tho best American foot
ball I've ever seen Canadians play. ."
said Bellinghsm Coach SVeds An
derson after the game.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

DARING STANFORD'S defeat today The one game
ID on the Coast calendar and Of Importance the
nation is the Husky vs. Cardinal affair next "eeA
end at Palo Alto g
With that victory rides the nomination for the Coast
representative in the annual East West classic al rasa
dena Rose Carnival -.
limb
Washington $
believe Washington the coach power
speed deception, kicking defense
So far Washington hasn't bag Of tricks
game Well there was that confusing anu
questioned rocking chair the Bears display
Yet Was won the chips on the taole
game edown The Bears weren't espe
eisIy dangerous year. At least they were rated
they stubborn which vi" only won "heh fheh
converted that al-needed point
showing typical of football and the underdos
everything like that 10 the sae what mas
anfo hat doesn't possess
The Huskles McAdams pssser and kicker
stackpool Steele Muohs and
that unpredctabe Tacoma soph Gene Walters
There 9th the whole team
But anv one of those step up the
rsme on the ice for the Huskies Washington
chance and 90 through the season
well
Under those circumstances you give the Rose Bowl
assignment to Stanford
Because they are a California team E. :. they have a
rOlorful. coach
And they have shown what the fans like an offensive
machine scores and more scores =
Washngtons defeat at the hands and
that conference game
bearing the final vote
Washington finish the
conference without conference defeat ana h
a1-mportan contest Saturday Nov
SO Washington will
1 $ that tells very much any football
dry Walters the ball Otn slot and
anything happen
nd Washington prmed
a. that needed to stop and defeat the coou spectacular STANFORD
Cardinals under the of the equally oru and spectacular coach
Clark shaughnessy.