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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
Tacomans Place
AT Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES - Local men
took home the prizes here today
as the seventh annual Port An
geles salmon derby folded Its tent.
An automobile apiece went 10
the three top men.
Lowell McCoff was first with a
3o-pounder; Rudy Kettle second
with a 2e-pound 7-ounce fish. and
Sheriff Charles Kemp with a 20
pound 6-ounce specimen.
Mrs. Hugh Fireman Of Port An
geles led feminine entries and took
fourth prize-a troll-boat. with q
2e-pound, 4-ounce fish.
Other winners, besides local en-
tries, were:
Eighth: A. A. Carlson. Olympia.
26.14; 18th. Tony Eronimo. Port
Townsend. 21.s; 18th. Earl Kuhns.
Port Townsend. 1877: 18th. Al Guy,
Tacoma. 1875; 2ist, Mark Lowell.
Tacoma. I7.e; 30th. M. Aarksbury.
Seattle. 1874: SD. Roy Norby. Port
Townsend. IS; 37th. Louis Hanson,
Port Townsend. 1872; s3d. Louis
Albright. Port Townsend. 1918.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
Byron Nelson
2-Up on Snead
p. G.. A. Finuls CT
Holi-WoY Mark
HERSHEY COUNTRY cLun.

HERSHEY COUNTRY oLuH.
Hershey. Pa - seoriaK bitdses
when he needed them and coming
out ef trouble with the greatest
~ ease. byron Nelson today held
. two hole lead over Sam Hnssa
st the halfway mark IN thslr 80
hole final 81 the =. q. A. cham
pionship.
on tho last few holes Of the
back nine. Nelson ran into troubls
with his drives. which he was
hooking slightly into the rough
On ths isth he had a great shot
10 the green. hitting the ball 10
the edge despite being under q
tree and striking a branch with
his back swing On the nth he
was behind n small pine tree. but
came out clean and stymied after
putting his third shot on the green
three feet from hons.
snead blew couple ~ chances
on the front nlns. miffinE an
sight-foot putt for . ain On the
seventh hole and three putting the
ninth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03

The last time Miss Marble
lost a singles match was two
years ago at Wimbledon when
she was defeated by Helen ia
eobs In the semi-finals.
She came back TO the United
States that year. won the
American women's champion
ship and finished off the season
with victories in II straight
matches.
Last year Alice won every
major title open 10 . woman
the singles. doubles and mixed
doubles championships Of the
United States and Great Brit
ain. She had n run Of ~
straight Victories In singles
matches.
This season Miss Marble has
won 40 consecutive matches.
making a total Of los straight
in singles since her defeat at
Wimbledon.
Au revoir, Miss strobhar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03

ia Of them will have come in
on passes.
Miss Marble will wear q
white blouse. white shorts and a
pale blue jockey cap.
Miss Strobhar will wear a
tennis dress and a worried en-
preston on her face.
Miss Marble will win.
The score will be 6-l, so.
A year ago an old-time
gambler offered this interesting
theory:
The way 30 make money IL
to bet on doe Louis and the
New York Yankees. Lay what
ever price you have 90. no mat
ter how long the odds are. Get
on the Yankees and Louis quick,
and get on 'em for all you
got :"
To the Yankees and Joe Louis
you can add that long-legged
Marble gal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
Henry McLemore Saws

NEW YORK = Miss Barbara
strobhar, who lives in Newton
Square, Pa, is a very charming
young lady, but this Is the time
to gather round and shed a tear
for her and with her.
They are getting ready TO
play the national tennis singles
out at Forest Hills. and the
harsh truth Ia that Miss strob-
har might as well begin pack
ing her truncks and racquets
now.
She plays Alice Marble in the
first round.
i may not be so hot nj pick
ing the winners Of football
games and fights, but, breth-
rem, here's one sports event 1
can tell you all about.
There viii be 1.34s persons In
the stands when the Marble
Strobhar match la played and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
Pin Season
Commences
On Tuesday
Busy Yeor Seen
For Trundlers Oft
All CitY's Alleys

The 1e40-41 bowling season win
get started with bang tomorrow
night when most Of the Tuesday
squads roll their initial matches.
League time is scheduled to ca
pacity at all the bowling establish
ments. indicating a busy year for
devotees Of the kegling game.
The Coliseum viii have a busy
week with 10 alleys assigned TO
league play each night. At I
o'clock Tuesday the Coliseum
Sportsmen lead off. followed BY
the Department Store group.
On Wednesday the Coliseum
Boosters. a mixed league. will oc-
cupy the lanes at Z. The City of
Tacoma mems league, scheduled
at 9 on Wednesdays, does not roll
this week. but is getting set for
q big ceremonial session Sept. IL.
On Thursday. the big 20-team
Century loop opens its season,
bowling in two squads. The City
of Tacoma ladies begin play on
Friday at Z, followed by the Mar
ket Street Boosters at o. The Il
teams Of Eagles bowl their first
matches Monday, Sept. 9.
The Play Nor alleys, In list
ing their schedule announce
that their drives are occupied
by double headers each league
night, as well rs n mixed
league ON Sunday mornings.
The Play Nor Sportsmen open
the league week at $50 on Tues
day. followed at $50 by the Safe
way Stores circuit. On Wednes-
day at $50 the Peterman Manu-
featuring Co. trundlers take the
alleys. The new Classic loop, ex-
pected to be the fastest circuit on
the Play Nor lanes, starts pound
ing the naples at $50. The Penn
Salt Company is scheduled at 6:45
on Thursdays, along with the Play
Nor ladies' circuit, but these
groups do not start their bowling
until later date.
At S:45 on Thursday the
Play Nor Commercial league
rolls its first matches. Friday
night mt sees the Hill Top
loop In action, and at
o'clock the Maccabee Lodge
group. The Maccabees organ
lied their league of six teams
with Joe Stemp as president,
assisted by Dick Carlson as
vice president and with Esther
Goldberg appointed to the sec
retary's duties.
The post poned organization
meeting of the Market Street
Boosters is slated for the Coliseum
Tuesday evening. Sept. 3, at 7;so.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
Racing
BY UNITED PRESS

Some 100000 citizens in nine
states celebrated the Labor day
holiday today at IL different race
tracks where stake horses meet IN
the biggest single-dsy turf pro-
gram of the 1910 season.
Approximately $4,000 in stake
monies was put up in feature
races.
The national program was
headed by the $4,000 Wash
ington park handicap In Chi
cago. This mile and q quarter
event attracted the c. y. How
ard duo of Kayak III, top
weight at $50, and Advoca-
ter, 116, as heavy favorites
against viscounty, 11s; Yale
ONine, liz; Short Put, lie;
War Plumag~, ITO; Memory
Book, I02; Mamie O'Hara, l0s,
and Montsin, log, the last two
coupled rs an entry.
At Aqueduct, New York City
Arnold Hangers He Did carried
top weight of 123 pounds in the
31st running of the $500 Aque-
duct handicap at mile and SIX
teenth, and was a slight choice 10
best Fenelon, ia, and Asp 100;
Sickle T, ia: War Dog. ITO;
Roman Flag. no, and Bosiey, 100
A second feature, the $4,000 Wood
mere at seven furlongs, lureo
Stoney Brush, 120: Fogoso, III;
Watch Over, los: the entry oil
Knickerbocker. los, and Gino Rex
los: the entry Of Red Dock. 122
and Armor Bearer. ia; Third
Convey. ia; Black Look. Ill; Jay
Jay. los; Aluminio. los; Straight
Lead. 112. and Gent Manager. III
At Narragansett Park. Paw
tucket. r. Swain, 112, anc
Level Best, ia. headed field oil
a dozen two-year-olds in the six
furlong Old Colony stakes wortr
$500. The entries included Magic
Stream, III; Big Stakes, III
Little Beans. ia: Aureole. 10I
Lovely Dawn. 104: Red Mantilla
ia; Bull Brier. no; General Jack
rs; Cavalier. 1o7, and King Cole
ITO pounds
At Del Mar, CaL-Weddng
Gail was high-weighted In the
$1,000 Labor day handicap At
q mile and one-eighth against
Wool Wool, los; Jaesteal
l02; Royal Crusader, l06;
Abide. 100. and Etoila ii, lo7.
Other programs. held at Beuiaf
park. Dade park, Paramount PARK
Msrshfield fair. River Downs, II
moniun and Wheeling Downs
we're not featured by major stakes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
Tom Medok Captures
Event al Highland

Highland golf results Sunday.
match play. Tom hsdak. ~ up.
Hsls NorbsrE. = up. Olaf Cry
thing. = up: Robert Mnllin. up.
Art Abel. 9 up George coombs,
8 up Dick Warbler, up. Rick
Thompson. . up. Joe T1ireo. . up.
stan Anderson, up. Jim RADIO
mich, up. Nd Jensen. 2 up. Ken
Hssys. 1 Mp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03

$ in Grasp When Star Hits Danger Mark
Coast Critics Say Young Davis
Is Man 10 Run Hundred in 80

and then ne ne fnn extent cf NJ. Natural speed snd
rhythm n ths stretch.
T. - snyder points cut. thls i Ms asy with the
right meteorological conditions snd = God nsld
pushing aim. hs mieht tack ur q
Harold Davis. The salass 1ualas oeleEe ffs.A-
mae wAa csnse cut ef se~her~ ree~ntls ta vita tn
National A. a. 4. 100 and 100 meter crowns. hss
h-ea checked useffelall, - - saa N. .s started
Coast critics believe h. = the 90 - - says
win IN m. TcnsFatiea.
fsw year. age nr1tus nanlitan. California
mentor. posted What be believed we're the ultimate
ngurvs q human vndeavef Ger n svsnts. frum the
spriats ao~n through longer distance funs
SAID 81 WOULD NJ
TORS FoR CENTURY
lis ultimate for the 100 vas 81 Fcr the mile
II IL wss soie. which would preclude ths dream
mile 81 four fiat -Four II Hsmiitons so-eansa ma.
man "uiiimatcs ALREADY have been broken.
lie said orr would pole vault beyond IS
feet and one tooth ~ an inch Cennis Warmer
dam sailed Is feet l inch
Hamilton figures 81 feet and "a nches N.
limit for the shol put and Jack Torrance heaved Il
81 feet l inch few years back nlK Al aiosl. q
Georgetown has his eve set 90 feet. and ons
says he won't De a.
Limit for zoo meters Vas set IL "a but Archie
Williams reelsd Il of unofflelsiy tat In 1paa.
Grover kiemmwr. California freshman. IL expected
TO hit s6 fiat
Hamilton set the high jump ceiling At q feet II
and "a ItOoth inches les steers Of the Olympic
club Bothered that unofnoiAiiy By fraction eoupls
Of wveks aEo,
Professor Hamilton apparently didat Asvs
enough faith In his fellow man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03

MgDronD. ore 49, Defending
Champion Eddie simmons Of
nsdford viii attempt to fsfain
his southern oregon. northern Cali
lf0rnla golf crown here today
when he mssts Dick Hansn Of
AArshfisid In 1s-hols final
match
In yesterdays ssfai.finais, sim
mons bsat sx-chAmpion Hubert
Bentley. Ashland. 1 40 on ths
goth and Hansa beat Don Lsal.
Eugene. 40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
National Singles
Tourney Starts

FOhHE HILLS. -. "
Forced into ldlensss ~ three days
Of rain. the nations top tennis
players prepared 70 take 70 the
courts of the West Side Tennis
club today 10 begin the national
singles championship.
Bobby riggs and Alice AAfbls
are slated 70 defend their crowns.
Mas Marble seeking her fourth
title and third In = rON.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03

EUGENE - Laddie Gale and
Slim Wintermuts. all American
basketball stars At the University
Of Oregon in 1s3s-3s. are CONAN
ayers Of a new super-serviee sta
ton In Eugene. Both played pro-
fessional basketball last winter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
Handicap
At'Acres
To Panipat

six-year-old Panlpat set his own
pace yesterday TO win the two
and-ons- half mile olympic hsndi-
cap AZ Longaores track.
Favored Crystal chief placed.
ahead Of slogan.
fanipats time 81 si5hs wa en-
tered As a track record. for the
first running Of the distance The
winner paid $3.50, $3.50 and 81 90.
SUNDAY PROGRAM
9JI-FfRHT. ss0o. oialmins. three.
, y ysar-oids ana up. slk fur
s ssas.S oo als disj. go siiS 3sS
Jockeys in order reynolds oroh.
ana Campbsll, time, ! 10 Ada Hili
Thistle Grace, Marching Man. Ken.
tor Bernie HOy WiatoWn War Lord
and Mr Stamford also ran,
971-sEcoHD. aaoo. eiAimlns! ..
- ysar-old and up. Washington
foAls. 81 nIrlonss
Photo Finish ND .i7bo 40 sac
Prince Pie t1i0i 80. TAO . 90
Port hyols 400. 81. 2so
~ JoessSs d " order oraI Hsynola:
Chance. RAs mi. Fifst Effors LADY
hilifA. outgueas Jf. and firatieal
hiso ran
77o--THinD ssoo. claiming. three
20 yssr-oids and up. ala fur
s 3. 81, w99,rhsT dio $40 !I9 az
babhT AAlnt mum tVo %
Green jade nOab -. so
JOCKEYS ia order q zufsit. Palmer
and ~ Wilson. time 1 - SHASTA
kilek. Campillo. Finai Play, Woodsan
Klstfoe. Louis Morgan. als Royal and
Sleepy frish hiAo ran
71o--FouR1H. 1900. claiming q
tssf-alds aud up. LIEN
Dons star noli ....s7so 40 SEQ
Hihoi Ogs fllei .... $50 90
NAidina Pal nO1J 80
Jockeys IN order ? znfslt. no..
n0ids and D. Wilson. time. Is
Magic Baby HasNssp Hand Tree
Conthetion Crooked River. ROYAL .
and Hardin also ran
9o0~FIFfH. $500 elalmins tnr.s.
JOY rssF-olds and 40. 1 LIEN
Club sods noO "a 30 1910 sso
Aantsca iioB -. $50 41o
Little Hero flOsi 30
Jocksys IN oder watson. y zn-
felt and OfOhH. time / ~ 80 Union
orr, Gay Blnso silver blAck. husg
Mae and Dad Butler aiso ran.
aQl--sfxTB. 1900. allowances. T1as
70 Saturday Evening Po@t ptirss
three -ysaf-0idf siH fufiGnzs
ysldins Aas ilol 800 e9 1so
Car. Mons fioD 80. $50 80
jockeys Ia yf0sf Gray D,dson aud
" Wilson, time III IS Happy
Heather. oold Norm kathryn Jans
Dancing Don and NJ Universe aiso
ran.
1o0-sEvKnTH ssoO. claiming.
OoL handicap. thfss-Ssaf Ola ana
up. a. miiss
PAnipat l0s3 .4s...ss1O lao 90
crysisi eeisi i61j 80 s3
JocksYa In order tDdson. Dfohs
and bpsfTy. time IS 80 Manor
Dill Wssplna NAtsfss Chan Chan
Old judge and Britain Tan also ran
1oz-Kfo nth. 1900. slslmlns.
SoD thrss year oids aud up.
LIEN miles
Olistss.s desl mn $50 40
K1sar BOY iiisi 49, t8p 4 30
Idle Lsd tllsi sssss 20
lockers iu order q sfuith, spefrs
ana Rails tins / 80 s=s Setter
servant Coionsls NJ ianqio Jlst
Lillian ana bsttiine Orr also Fsns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
The PayoH
[. D. Meyer Runs TO Power Like Most Tigers;
But Second Bosemon Covers Wide Ronge:
Was the End Who Cought Bough's Posses
BY HARRY GRAYsoN
NEA Service Sports Editor


Detroit gets additional power l. Meyer
purchased Knoxville
considerable ground throws well
Working Charley Gshnger out Meyer
should be okeh double plays Tigers
league stretch
Jack zer closed the deal after personally scouting young
Atlanta unable to an experienced
major league infelder.
a4ysar-Od Meyer nephew of Leo
Duch) the coach punch
He bated sa1 for Knoxville led the Southern Association
~ home nine triples 10 doubles 1ss hts
Pie Taynor shopping around for the Pirates watched Meyer
two weeks practice remarked that
form. He i a righthand hitter.
Meyer o weighs pounds carries
athlete caught
of the passes thrown by the celebrated Sammy Rsugh
He married his college sweetheart than
He is supetios raises his right foot and taps hi. h.. with
his right hand each time goes
Meyer wasn't equipped to Gust Billy Herman when
June 1887
The required
to give him bonus he retained after
clause his contract which led his outright
year Knoxville doubles
drove in Sc
Detroit may have something there
TNM Giants BY sons and
Wellington. obtained the by accident just
DR. Harry March Canton trying Billy
in backing a
and coal sned into the old fight office
him heavyweight
he could whip Jack Dempsey The heayyweghts
Tunney.
the
which didn't
appeared be a precarions football undertaking.
NEITHER a football game
~ gambling anything looking
for his boys
Gibson got heavyweight champion
at
$4,000 $4,000 another before striking pay
dirt George
Washington Topping invested 100000
way In Brooklyn
prosrsv. policy professional football
Big
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
TENNIS FrSAL BILLED

hIAMATH FAIIas. DFes--Ihs
soutbsfn Oregon tsnnis t0uruA~
msas Eass lnts the final round
today slih Vie RAMS 81 Bend
playing Yoshio MAruyama Of
Aedf0fd foe the singles crown. In
the doubles. RAMS and Bah smith
u Portland meet MauuYams and
n0iger stride 81 Aituras. Cal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03

The Tacoma Junior Pigeon club
held ia firth race u the season
Sunday with Harrington. 200 miles
away. as the starting point Re
suits. Tom casseau. $685. yards
per minute. IN CaSseau. $50 80
yards. Bud Petersen. s79.zs. Les
Petersen. 1852. John Gloor.
5000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03

EUGENE Tom Terry. giant
sophomore tackle At the Universe
~ Of Oregon. won the Berger I'm
derdshl trophy in 1889 as the
states outstanding Junior skier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
l6-Yard Event
Won by Mails
Hits AZ Out of
so ut Gun Club

Charles Mails carried off top
honors at the Tacoma Gun club
Sunday by breaking 20 out Of 30
In the iS-yard event Joe Wallace
and Dick Hall tied for second. each
getting - out OF the half-hundred.
Joe Mcknight won the han
dlcap with = perfect rs out Of
rs. and also was blue ribbon
winner In the doubles, shoot
Ing n out of "a. Malls and
doe Wallace were runners-up
In the handicap. each with ~
out of ~.
The skeet was taken by N. l..
Irwin. with 90 out OF 90. followed
by A. M. browns. 81 out OF 90,
and Col. Meddis. 81 out OF 80.
Final shoot Of the year before
hunting season viii be held next
Sunday.
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Both Boast
Big, Fast
Machines
Other Members OF
Cross-Stdts Loop
Warned 10 Be Set
n, HAROLD SHAW

YAKIMA Look out FOR xakfms
snd Walls walls thls year. yca
Crnss ststsfsf
Fassalds folks sfs expecting hlE
things ~ their representatives -
ne fat prep football circuit &C.
eardlnE = easrhss ard officials
eha met here lsst week for The
annual faatbau clinic.
AID rseamA fans. whe ess
well fsmemhrf hass Nsiis
waila niue Devil. trpuneed
tlaeela. NJ o. !. ard how
Yakima Pirates ae~aed sta
diam. - "a q. lat fssr. ess
~sssly believe.
In their only tso Taeoms ap-
pearances isst year the Eastern
Washington members - tbs Cfnss
state loop presented sFaooth-wers-
ma weli-olled machines that priv
sFsd their wy across the ErsatFua
stripes
s.alar Els..a.
This year only . fsw hulta ant
nu,s are missing from thoss ma
chimes. Al % the hls pistons are
hack. nnth wa-ws and Yskims
have senior slevens. all cunning
far their final tssts 81 prep glory.
Hemensi.~s faisimss stE
nea wsgsensrr Hes h~sk.
weighing . more fie psusa<.
saa ready - smash tsssash
opposing Harvard walls And
hos bis non css black.
naek alan 10 Clarence Tut
camebsil. another ace member "a
tho haekfisid Shish sas generally
acclaimed ths hest IN the state IN
1919.
Fsrtinsd On I1.~
ON the line fakirns 10 wsIi
fortified II every spot but tackle.
However. since Coach Johnny
zaspfei mas an sscss. ~ good
guards. a fsS shirts viii nx up
the tackle spot In shart order.
Down In waiis waiis. Ar
mand Jeffs has . vetersa
gang Of nius Devils headed ~
Jack Melton. last year Ia
~oma fans said Melton ''paek-
81 the hall .. well. psrhsps
hsttsr. than any ether prep
back s.sn IN Tacoma duriaG
the season." That sloas
ought o. make the ws-Wss
feared In IN. Cro-. state
Eenfaian.
Another good team bsslds Taxi
Ina and waila walla 10 In the
making In Eastern Washington.
say officials and oaachsa Roa.
Van wosrt's Gle Elum Warriors.
pobsatsn Yakima Valley lsaGu.
ohsmps lsst year. should rspsst n
sasisr fashion in 1910. thsy say.
niE nay. Galore
EiKhtssn returning isttsrmsn.
mast Of thsm blE land what lsn't
big n fast and shif,yD gives Van
I WosFt q start on ths rest Of the
valley teams which probably nons
~ili b. able 10 meet. even ~ ths
end Of ths season.
Mvsryons expects asx scott 10
lnstlli new spirit In tbs Wsnatehss
Partners. who locked rather dis
mai m their Taeoms appearances
last year. Scott took over foot-
ball this year aftsr coaching bss-
kstbali for four years wsnatehss
plays stadium again thls year.
.
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Then. Figures Show. He'll Beot
Time Under Certain Conditions
BY JERRY BRoNDFETD
YEA Service staff Correspondent

COLUMBUS. o.-Larry Snyder. Ohio State track
- coach takes pencil in hand does little fig
uring and comes up with what he calls danger
marks for track and field events
Once attained BY athlete. these figures indi-
cate that on given day. under certain conditions
the athlete is capable Of breaking the world record
in his particular event
AS an example In his argument, Snyder uses
that day in May, 1885. when Jesse Owens cracked
three world marks and tied another at Ann Arbor.
Jesse was In perfect form that day. SAYS the
Buckeye coach. The wind. the sun. the humidity
were right. And because he was capable of attain
ing the proper danger marks In each event ne pro-
ceeded TO 20 out and break tire records
Any athlete can duplicate Jesses marks-even
better them-n he comes up 20 his danger marks in
good shape" Snyder continues. Many stars hit
these marks often during their careers but only on
the right day can they go beyond that"
Here are snyder's danger marks with world
records in parentheses:
loo-yard dash, e.6 (e4); 22o-ysrd DASH Il (7os):
44o-yard dash. All t464: ss0-yard run. lisa
u:47s); mile run. Ala (4.o44); high hurdles. Ia
137); low hurdles, 2s2 (22.6); high jump n. in.
to.s%); two-mile run, els (s56.s); pole vault Is
II 8 IN. d5-lh); broad jump. Is IT. (25-sx); jave-
iin 200 IT. t25s-4s); discus leo # (1se-sls); shot
put, so II. (57-I1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
JUNIOR COLLEGE STAR
HITS 9.s UNoFFICIALLY

1HEsE figures represent a great effort and prob
ably would win 90 out of 100 dual meets 1t is
reasonable to expect that a crack sprinter who has
bettered s6. might some day leave his blocks with
the gun, get good leg drive in the first Is wards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03

9JL-FfRsr. tt0o. ciaimins. three.
- yeaf-olds ana up ala fur.
longs
Ceflaros uial .4.. e7o 40 4 af
Banker Conard u1dl. 17O 4 Il
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senIaF uesens

Rack slso 10 Clarence Tut
campbsll. another ace member "a
thc haekflsld when as generally
acclaimed ths hest In the state IN
1880
Evening star., 1940-12-05
Something We7v 10 H"ear

Snuggey arm oI-wooI materials, mode
into adorable coots with hats and lined
Ieeqins to match. French beaver ond
velveteen trimming. Leeeins have od-
justobe suspenders. Sizes 3 to 6. - -
Evening star., 1940-05-03
? u. S. Ships Roked by Bullets
In Bergen Battle, Seomen Say
Flying Fish Back From Norway, Skipper
And Crew Differ on Blame for Attack

I II was on the bridge and y sav
everything that happened, hV ssid
"The shore battery fred on our shiu
by accident"
Sixteen Of the 4S members Of the
crew, however, were equally en-
phatic in signed statement that
their ship was raked-accidentally
they agreed-by one Of the allied
planes.
The ships log described the Incl
dent as follows:
April IL '''5 pm. During an
air raid q plane circled between the
Flying Fish and the line of fire OF
shore batteries, and q spray Of ma
chine gun bullets struck the Flyina
Fish, hitting the foredeck and sew
eral drums Of oil on deck. No men,
Der OF the crew was injured"
The log also reported that on
April 10 the American ireighte1
(see FLYING FT6H. Paee 1.35
Evening star., 1940-05-03
IL. S. Working Hard to Prevent
Spread of War, President Says
Fails to Reveal Whether ItoIy
Has Made Known Her Intentions

Italian officials were entirley spec
ulative and not based on any in
formation from the Ambassador.
Mr.. Welles added that he had no
reason to believe italian ofiicials
had given out the reports. He de-
clined to amplify President Roose-
velt's comment on American efforts
for peace.
The only indication from officials
here about results of the discussions
with Italy was an assertion by Mr..
Welles yesterday that this Govern
ment was giving no consideration
whatever to warning Americans to
get out Of Italy-a step that would
be taken if Italian entrance into the
war appeared imminent.
Grave new problems would be
created for this country If Italy
should become a belligerent. Exten-
sion of the combat zone to the
Mediterranean would cut OF Amer
ican ships, which now are sailing
freely to Italian ports, from almost
all Of Europe.
Warfare in Italy would endanger
more than 10000 American citizens
living there and close the chief ave-
nue. of evacuation for Americans
from other portions of Europe.