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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
Ge.,eral Herbce tuiu
Sen 1triea been>ett
3cnnt Jortietnna Gin v@erbreden",

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

MuG bie alten Megnpter liebten es
idon, 8emhen nit einem gelteiften
Brnittcil 5u traaen. Da man aber ba-
mails 0as St1rfen Der @dihe nod
nif,t :annte, tpur6en gum Steifen
cine Mnaabl gieoitdbden ourf oas
0orDemo geid,oben.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-08
Linheld,
to
Play Here
Clash Thursday
In N. w. Football
Conference Tilt

With one win and one loss in
pre-conference games. the College
Of Puget Sound Loggers viii open
their bid for the Northwest con-
ference crown. Thursday evening
when they meet Linfield College
in the Stadium.
II was passing that beat
the Puget Sound team In the
last quarter - to 10, last
year at Llnfield. but this year
the Maroon and White win be
ready.
The Wildcats haven't an i'm
pressive record in their first two
games. having dropped their con-
ference opener 10 the College Of
Idaho. 1e TO o; and then being
swamped last Friday by the Pa
cific Lutheran College air bar
rage as to 6. But Coach Leo
Frank is not going by what has
happened for all too often over
confidence or the belief of an easy
victory has spelled defeat in the
pigskin world.
There is a story behind the Log
gers Is to 6 loss at Cheney last
Friday. The two teams were tied
at the start Of the second half 8
to 6. On a steady march the Saw
ages advanced the ball from their
40 to the Loggers 1 yard line. II
was fourth and two to go and
with their backs to the wall the
Lumberjacks stopped the Savage
play inches short of a first down.
But then an offside penalty was
called and gave the Eastern Wash
ington boys a first down and they
pushed the ball over.
The Logger coaches, Frank
and Parks are satisfied with
their teams showing for the
Normal team outweighed
them and had more reserve
|. power, the deciding factor In
the 1899 meeting Of the two
schools.
Several Logger players were
banged up in the game, with Cor
don Fielder and Remson receiving
the most serious. Fielder has a
Clipped thumb bone while Remson
has an injured side. However,
these two stalwarts are expected
TO return TO action in time to play
against Linfield.
Monday afternoons schedule
calls for a light scrimmage. There
remains only three sessions before
the conference opener.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-08

Four Teams
In Country


NEW YORK - Tennessee. Mn
nesota. Michigan and Cornell DEF
initely established themselves ss
formidable contenders for national
football honors over the weekend.
Their rested strength stands out,
along with that Of Mississippi. n
this topsy-turvy young season
which already has seen an almost
unprecedented number Of major
elevens defeated. deadlocked OF
menscingly pressed.
To them will be added the
winner Of Saturdays collision
between Ohio State and North
western. Stanford aand Santa
> Clara. Notre Dame and Geor-
gia Tech.
Tennessee beat Duke, 1910, Sat
urday. Minnesota downed Nebras-
ka 1871. Michigan. fresh from its
40 conquest of California. turned
back Michigan State. 21-14. Cor
nell opened its season with a $40
victory over Colgate.
Yale. Dartmouth. New York u.
and Holy Cross were victims Of
upsets, and Army escaped by an
eyelash with a 20-19 win over
little Williams.
Northwestern issued storm warn
ings by starting the season with a
400 victory over Syracuse. while
Ohio State won a 17-14 struggle
from Purdue. Notre Dame made its
debut, beating College of the Pa
cific team, 25-7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-08
Redskins ONLY
Unbeaien Team
nv LIMITED PRESS


The only perfect record in the
National Professional Football
league belonged TO the Washing
ton Redskins today. Washington.
runner-up TO the New York Giants
for the eastern division title last
year, walloped the Pittsburgh
Steelers, 40-1o before a crowd Of
25,21S fans Sunday.
With Sammy Baugh as trig-
german In their forward
passing attack and Jimmy
Johnston, formerly of the
University of Washington,
showing the way along the
ground. the Redskins pushed
over six t0uehdowns to hand
the Steelers their second loss
Of the season.
Chieago's burly Bears defeated
the Cleveland Rams. 21-14 in the
only other Sunday game. Detroit
defeating the Chicago Cardinals,
43-14 Saturday night in a game
pushed back because OF the world
series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-08
Shouldn't Take Gun

Dear Met: | accosted by game protector who
asked for license and who searched bag And was
wondering after that, when thought TO the law
what il had killed extra grouse violated some law
innocentIy might have lost my gun by confiscation.
Do YOU think the gun conscaton law is bit too stringent
=. . Jack c.
Dear certainly That is under ordinary ercum-
deliberate gambling violator There
are circumstances duck shooting where
species than he intended
where beginner the difference between protected and
vosor isn't DELHI
crate premedated often very
close 70 him lose through deliberate
tbopyh of violation il and E. M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-08
Bowling

Scores Of women's City league
matches played last night at the
Coliseum:
Little Paris Beauty Salon de-
feated Archer's, 1928 to 2311. High
score, Wahlers of Archer's, 532.
Edna's Beauty Nook defeated
Pacific Match, 1886 to 1922. High
score, B. Trowbridge of Pacific
Match, 492.
Peerless Grill beat 9elen
Dams, 2lIS tn POOL. High
score, Prize Of Helen Dams,
450.
The Firs beat Whetstone's,
2101 to 1898. High score,
Marjorie Shaughnessy of Whet-
stones, 472.
Sherman Tackle beat United
Mutual Savings Bank. 1913 to 1850.
High score, P. Radonich of Sher-
man Tackle. 443.
Results of Hilltop league
matches at the Play-Mor alleys:
Tacoma Amusement beat Will
vers and Kemmers. 2503 to 2335.
High score, B. Hoilstrom of Ia
coma Amusement, $50.
Tacoma Dairy defeated Nc
Kenzie Fuel, 1892 TO 2416.
High score. c. Iverson of Ia
coma Dairy, 47S.
Swiss Dairy defeated Bell
Fuel. 2S74 to 2s72. High
score, L. Remedies Of Bell
Fuel, 511.
Results of Maccabee league
matches at the Play-Mor:
Antiochus defeated Maccabees,
24s7 TO 1924. High score, Nontzk
Of Antiochus, 465.
Caddis beat Avaran, 1887 TO
2447. High score, Butt of Avaran,
400.
Thassi beat Mattsthias. 2404 TO
1854. High score, Carlson Of Mat
tathias, 4e6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-08
Detroit Club Cops Fifth
Game as Newsorn Pitches

Talk on trains that ratified all
night between Detroit and Cincin-
natl was about Buck Newsom and
the courageous. glittering game he
pitched yesterday to win an to o
victory and send Detroit out in
front. Buck not only threw
three-hit game and the first shut
out of the series, but he did 1t at
a time when his heart was heavy
with grief and his usually loqua-
cious tongue was stilled by sorrow.
His father died in Cincinnati on
Thursday morning after watching
Buck win the first world series
game and one Of the last wishes
expressed o his death bed was
that his boy should go out and win
another one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-08
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

WELL. that Hank Armstrong has been relieved Of
his weller the last Of his three precious titles
that he held simultaneously maybe the fight game
will lose something
l the gate attraction that Hank has proved
himself TO be
Zivie BY his great victory might be what the
doctor ordered for the sick and abused racket We
the Of be without rivals
Of
his peak
Maybe a sambang galore with
mayhem around the
are
this Of today there fighters that
yell Indians
pour they Armstrong PIT
act
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-08

Runs batted in. Greenberg 4,
Bsrtell. Campbell 2; two-base hit,
Bartell; home run. Greenberg; sac
rifice, Newsom; double play. Bar
tell to Gehringer to York; earned
runs. Cincinnati 0. Detroit s; left
on bases. Cincinnati 4. Detroit 13:
bases on balls, off Thompson
higgins, Campbell. Sullivan. Nc
Cosky), Wander Nicer 3 (Bartell,
Higgins. McCosky). Hutehings 1
(Higgins). Moore 2 (Gehringer,
York;. Newsom Myers. Ripplel !;
struck out. by Thompson 2 Camp
bell. Higgins, Wander Nicer 2
Sullivan, York;, Newsom Z
Thompson. Werber, Baker. Joost,
Goodman, Riggs, F. Mccormick /;
pitching summary: Thompson 6
runs hits in sis innings, Moore
1 run / hit in = inning. Wander
Nicer 0 runs hits in 3 innings;
Hutchings / run hits in l inning:
wild pitch. Hutchings; passed ball,
Wilson; losing pitcher, Thompson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-08
Y United PRESS

The Enumclsw Silver Bsrons
moved into q tie with West Seat
lie for the Northwest Football
league lead Sunday with a 2l-e
victory over Bremerton, baby of
the loop. while West Seattle was
posing Renton's Rams. 20.
Max Toney Of Enumclaw ac-
counted for most Of his team :
scoring. as well as contributing 10
Bremerton's lone tally.
Toney's tumble in the second
period fell into the hands Of BIZ
perflinger, Bremerton end. VINO
pounded 81 yards TO the goal.
The Barons' first score came
On two-yard plunge by
Frank oliver after a 6S-yard
sustained drive spanked by
Fullback Bill Hawke. In the
second. Toney, substitute
quarterback, tossed q pass 10
Bin SoIway, a sub halfback'
good for 80 yards and a score.
In the fourth. Toney tossed
one 70 End Carl Smith, VINO
u.ede II good. Neil shaffer
converted all three SCORES
West Seattle outplayed Henton
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BuckY Walters Pitches
Brilliantly to Triumph
Reds and Tigers Now Will Play
Final Tilt for Title Tomorrow
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grounder when Rowe failed 70
cover first, werber scoring on he
play. F. Mccormick singled &c
left, Goodman stopping at second
Ripple singled to right. scoring
Goodman and sending F. Mccor-
mick to third Johnny Corsica,
rookie highlander. replac E d
Rowe in the box for the Tigers,
Wilson famed, swinging. Joosi
forced Ripple at second. Higgins
to Gehringer.
TWO runs, four hits, no errors,
two left.
Second inning. Tigers: Green
berg famed. swinging. York flied
to Goodman. Campbell walked.
Higgins singled to left. Campbell
stopped at second. Tebbetts
grounded out, Walters to F. Nc
Cormiek.
No runs, one hit, no errors, two
left.
Second inning, Reds: Myers
famed. swinging. Walters ground
ed out, Corsica to York. Werber
singled to center. NJ. Mccormick
hit in front of the plate and was
out, Tebbetts To York.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left.
Third inning. Tigers: Corsica
flied to M. Mccormick. Bartell
doubled inside third. McCosky
lined to Goodman, Bartell going
to third after the catch. Gehr-
niger fouled to Wilson.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left.
Third inning. Reds: Goodman
flied to McCosky. F. Mccormick
fouled to Higgins. Ripple walked.
Wilson lined to Campbell. who
made a shoestring catch as he
was sliding down on the wet turf.
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TAG FROSH WIN

SPOKANE = Gonzaga Univer-
sity's freshman football team
opened its season Saturday night
with 1876 triumph over Lewis
ton. Idaho. Normal in a game
marred by numerous fumbles. An
intercepted pass paved the way
for Lewistan's only score.
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West Seattle and Barons Set Pace

throughout, but collected the only
two points OF the game when
Frank Tiano. Renton half, was
downed behind his own goal after
recovering a blocked punt. Elmer
Soderouest had tried TO boot out
10 safety.
Joe Duhsky. former University
Of Washington halfnsek. an q
George Bujsn, ex-University Of
oregoner. starred for the Yellow
jackets.
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Stadium Reserve
Squads TO Play

Stadium's under-elassmen viii
take the football spotlight Monday
when the sophomores meet the
Kent reserves in the Stadium bowl
and the juniors travel to Clover
Park TO do battle with Warrior
reserves.
The sophs have two games
under their belt this season. n
10 9 tie with Eatonville and
q loss To the Bellarmine re-
serves, Is TO 0.
The juniors, under the leader
ship of Dick Brewitt. former Ben
gal great, have played only one
game, losing to the Yelm eleven,
Is to 6.
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Codoy E.avoriie 10
Lick Gus Dorazio

PHILADELPHIA-South Ameri-
can heavyweight Arturo Godoy,
the SIS betting favorte, was ex-
pected TO carry 2o-pound weight
advantage into the ring tonight
when he meets Gus Dorazio Of
Philadelphia in a bout scheduled
for 10 rounds.