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Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
Junior League
Practice Schedule

A junior league practice schedule
was drawn Saturday for play dur
ing the next two weeks and the jul
nior league was scheduled to start
two weeks from Monday.
On Monday night Imperial will
play the Post-Press team in FL
Centre stadium and on Tuesday
night Imperial will play the Junior
Police in the Ell Centre stadium
Both games will start at $50. On
Wednesday night Junior Police and
Post-Press teams will play game
at the stadium. Play will start al
6 p. IN.
In the second week the Post-Pres.
viii play the Japanese junio
leaguers, presently being organized
and on Thursday night the Junior
Folice and Imperial will play.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, June 10. (UP)-
Hogs 800. steady to 10 lower: me-
. diu INTO choice 165 to 226 Founders
6-6.35; top .6.35; few off weight 8
TO 6; packing sows 3.75-4.30.
Cattle 300, fairly active on she
stock, slow on common to medium.
slaughter and feeder steers prices
about steady. Few grass steers 8.
other mediums unsold. Good feed
er steers quoted 9.75 and upwards.
Feeders 1875: grass heifers IT'S and
down; feeder heifers 7; few young
cows 6.85; load weighty cows held
higher. common to low grade cows
80: medium bulls 6.35; calves 100.
weak to so cents lower past
days. Vealers 9-11.5O; choice lack-
ing: few calves 8-10.25.
Sheep $50, no sales. All quota
tions entirely nominal.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16

Threatened with the loss of sec
ond place to the Giants, Cincinnati
counted on Bucky Walters, whose
9-game winning streak was halted
recently by the Dodgers, to slow
up Leo Durocher's pace setting club
and keep the Reds within a few
percentage points of first place. II
Walter fails and the Giants beat
the Pirates, the Reds will drop into
third place.
Cincinnati was feeble yesterday
at bat against hot potato Luke
Hamlin, who pitched one of the
greatest games of his career, and
dropped one full game behind the
Dodgers. The Reds made only two
singles off Hamlin and did not get
a man to second base. Hamlin was
superb in scoring 20 victory. He
didn't walk man and went to
three balls on only one hitter. Gene
Thompson allowed only eight hits
but in comparison to Hamlin's work
his effort was only ordinary. 1t was
the first time in two seasons Brook
Ign has beaten him.
Joe MedWick made his debut with
the Dodgers to the cheers of 1888
fans, including 1924 ladies day
guests. He struck out in his first
time at bat, going after bad ball
but singled home the Dodgers sec
ond run. This was q third inning
gift run because Thompson had
famed Vosmik for the third out
but lombard let the third strike get
away from him and MedWick fol-
low with his hit. But the Dodgers
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, June 10. UP-
, Trading was moderate in most
Asparagus: choice 4-5c; Jumbos
sla sc; San Diego SC; medium ca
7c.
Cantaloupes: Imperial Jumbo 27s
$i.6o-$1.75; 36s-45s $l.76$ $500; Goa :
chelia Jumbo cts $2.OO-$225; Yu-
ma Jumbo 27s $2.25-$1.5O; 26s-45s
$3.50 Il 800; honeydews Imperial
Jumbo 26s-36s Isl. 5O-$1.75; honey
balls Jumbo cts $185- $2.OO; Per
isna Imperial std crates $1.oO-1. 25
japanese melons Imperial std crts
90-$1.OO.
Squash: local & San Diego white
crOokReck, 4O-50c.
simmer 60-66c; Italian 5O-65c;
Tomatoes: Orange co Kiss $1.40-
$3.50; 5x5s 4 5x6s $175-$1.85: San
Pedro 4x5s $1.50-$1. 10; 6x6s $3.50
SITS.
Watermelons: Imperial Wy klon-
bikes ton 1918 lib ave $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
CakexiCo Tennis
Club to Sponsor
Doubles Tourney

Calexico tennis club will sponsor
round robin tennis tournament
for border city players next Tues
day according to Karl Edmunds,
president.
Play will be continued each Tues
day and Thursday night at the Le-
gion courts and county tourna-
ment will be staged sometime later
in the summer. EdmundS said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, June Is. UP)-
stocks advanced after an irregular
opening today under lead of steels
and then receded from the highs.
Dealings were moderately active.
Dow Jones closing stock averages:
Industrial, 1886, up 1.O9: rail, 24.97
up OIL; utility, 20.1S. up GA; 65
stocks, 41.U1, up 0.40.
stock sales Appropriated 100000
shares compared with 100000 last
saturday. Curb stock sales were
$4,000 shares against A, 1000 week
ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
San Diego Scores 81 Win
with Uneorned Markers
Coca Cola Nine
Upsefs 1910

Coca Cola softball team upset q
highly rated 1890 nine Friday
night. IA, in one of the seasons
best played B league games.
The 20-3O sluggers jumped into
an early lead, scoring three T,sm
in the first and one in the second,
but the Bottlers closed reientlessly
in the final innings. The Coca CO.
lans tied the count in the fourth
and scored single markers In the
fifth. sixth and seventh for the
win.
Coca Cola ......... 0O3 Ill 1-7-l0-2
20-30 Club ........... $40 GOO o. Ga
Laird Westerkamp and spear.
Merklein and Spicy.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
Markets at a Glance

Stocks higher and moderately
active.
Bonds higher; U. S. governments
higher.
Curb stocks irregularly higher.
Foreign exchange: Sterling low
err; French franc unquoted.
Cotton up as much as 80 cents
+ bale.
Wheat off about u to a cent {:
corn off around " to Is.
Rubber lower
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l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, June Is. UP)-
Stocks declined slightly in light
trading on the Los Angeles ex-
change today, with aircraft and
oils dropping from a quarter to half
u point. In total movement of
approximately $500 shares.
Southern Pacific ia down X
Richfield 7 down |; Union 1875 up
q; air accessories 2B down 4
Menasco 3b down u; Ryan nn-
changed; Vega 9ha down y.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
Latka Stops
Nick Peters

HOLLYWOOD, June IS. OUP)-
George Latka, 1856 San Jose State
college boxing instructor, won from
Nick Peters, 1876. Los Angeles, by q
technical Knockout in the sixth
round of the main event at Holly
wood Legion Stadium last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
L. A. BUTTER e EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, June Is. (UP)--Wheat
futures closed fractionally higher
today, after displaying an easier
tone most of the session. Trade
was dull.
Wheat closed * to q centhfEher
July 80 to 79A cents a bushel; corn
was off X to u cent. July SIS ;
Oats u to u cent lower. July 32h ;
and rye off u to " cent, July 42Ss
B. Soy beans were off u to So
cents with July taking the outside
loss and closing at 76%.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
Pirates Purchase
Catcher Lopez

NEW YORK, June IS. CUP)-
Catcher AL Lopez was scheduled to
join the Pittsburgh Pirates here
today. Lopez was obtained from the
Boston Bees last night in ex-
change for Catcher Ray Berries and
cash. Berries reports to the Bees to-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
Ho|tvale, Hks
Play Mol,day

Holtvflle ana FL Centre Elks clash
in a game to decide the first hall
championship of city eague play
at Ell Centre stadium Monday night
Billy Patterson and Lefty Zum-
stein will pitch for Holtville, Joe
Hurst for the Elks.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
HUSKY CREW MADE
G-5 FAVORITE

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. June Is.
UP)-Washingtons Huskies were
quoted as to S favorites today to
win the varsity race in the Pough-
keepsie regatta next Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
PISTOL SHOOT IN
SECOND ROUND

SAN FRANCISCO, June IS. CUp)
The Far Western regional pistol
shooting championships today went
into the second day of competition
at Funston Field.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
Houue Shades Blackwell

June I5-Shory Jacumba mddiewegns,
rueng Blackwell In the main
Friday night Hogue seven
ling to the United sheet
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Salts for j. 5.

GALWAY, Ireland, June Is. (UP)
lrhe United States liner Washing
ton. carrying a capacity load OF
1.75Q Americans fleeing the war
zones, sailed for New York today
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Reds Caught
Between Fire Of
Brooklyn. N. y.

NEW YORK, June Is. (UP)-The Cincinnati Reds
favortes to retain their National league championship
were caught in the middle today between the hghfyin
Brooklyn Dodgers and the onrushing New York Giants
the two hottest clubs in the league.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
L. 4. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES. June Is. (UP)-
Hens. leghorns zN.5k TBS. 80. lie
Hens, leghorns. over lbs. 49,. lie
o.. over IDS. ........... lie
i1ns' co!ore9' ~ to Z lbs. :. 18c
1r,LS coiore0, over lbs. 49,. $50
D0ors' over ~ UP to 2A lbs. lao
1rojfGrs. oyer IN up to 2K lbs. 16c
Eryers. ieshorts. over, ~ up to 8 is
EEryers, c9lofed. zM- sk lbs. :. tic
Ppryers. colored, over Sk IDS. up 10
DDcasterss oSsorod .............. 10
Oid ROSTERS, corored .......... 8
ga ROSTERS. leghorn ........... &c
Stass 1900. ................... lac
DuckltnGs, over pounds 800. 16c
DuckEngs. under pounds 80. lac
Ulo ducks CONGRATULATIONS. Sc
d 6oune geese ................... 15c
Oiu tom turkeys .............. lie
ga men turkeys 49,. .......... lie
Capons lbs. and up ....... 24c
rabbits. No. l VIII. 2h AN lbs. :. 10c
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
Alert Coast Sof+b alters Take Advantage
Of InfieId Boobies TO Whip ALL Stars;
Errors Mar Hurst Effort

A smooth well-organized Campbell Machine softball
from San Diego capitalized four Ell Centre errors
three unearned Friday night and defeat the
All-Star damondeers 3d. in game played in Ell Centre
stadium. Alert base running and flaWess play afied
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
Girls Play Tuesday

softbal will play In FL Centre
stadium night according Lefty Walters The
will O'clock Walters said and hitting practice win
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-16
l.. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES, June Is. UJp)-
Weszt-
No. I hard white ... $1.35-1. 40
No. 1 soft white ..... 1851 40
Blu riley
No. bri west 46 lbs. -. SO-S5
S G,Tn M NO vs yellow $164.l sc
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l.. A. BANKS

Los ANG ELES, June Is. UP)-
..... as. 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
SUMMARIES OF YAKIMA SKI RACE

Combined Championship: Women
Il. Gretchen Fraser, 1913. 2. Laurie
French. 2l2B: 3, shirley Mcdonald.
2sI: 4. MaryAnne Hill. 24se. 5. Verona
Lynch. Yakima. 2522: 9. Clare Rocks.
Portland. 257e; 7. Joan Crankwick,
Princeton. 25s 2; 0. Rita Hume. Sc
attic, 1888. s. Alma Hansen Port
land. 1853: 10. Grace Rowan. Port
land. 2676. II. Daisy Bourden seat
tie, 2762: IL. Helene Fslkus. Enum-
clsw. BID, 10, Margaret Schehls. Sc
attic. Sissi "a. Betty Amick. Seattle,
Mems slaIom: /. B. Irwin. Prince
3. Bill Redlin. Seattle. $50: 4. Carl
Aeu. Seattle. 1909. s. Matt Broze
Seattle, la. 9, Olaf RoceEard. Port
land, t42' 2 HlalmAr Hysm, Port
lanc. .fb5. 3. Hans GrAge, Seattle.
4o2 Vince Brozs. Seattle. 80 q.
TO- Al Dutton. Portland. l.4ss, II.
Paul oilbreAth. Seattle 4s. nj
Irwin. Princeton. 1875 IA. Harold
olo!me. seattle. $40. IS. BOB Aus-
son. Seattle, ] - 2. 10, Art S<rom. Sc
attic. 81; ~. Paul scsys Tacoma
SIG. 10. walter Bull RllensDurg
! .5Se -. Bob FTisQue. Yakima, z 20.
20. }. Woodln, Yakima, o.. n. cliff
Bisnn Bend Ore. OF Z. q, Prank
smith. Seattle 2io!e
sa4 . S. MeDonsid Tacoma
452. 4. C. Rocks. Seattle Tea. S
NJ. Schuehls. Seattle, Isl; 9. L
French, Portland. i.si; 7. n FsIkus
EnumclsE. 1855. Q. A. Hansen. Port
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Cougar Pugilists
Defeat San Jose

PULLMAN, Wash.--A powerful
Washington State college boxing
team defeated San Jose State col
lege OF California So matches to
Ia in a bruising. weekend inter
collegiate card.
The visiting Spartans' only vic
tory came when Jim kincaid, Pa
cific coast 165-pound champion,
decisioned George Engell. WSC
scrapper.
Less Coffman, ls5-pound
Washington State boxer. seor-
ed q knockout over Tony Mas
iemento, San Jose state Hight
weight, In the third after
dropping him twice.
The 175-pound bout was called
mo contest" when Fred Speigle-
berg of Washington State suffer
ed a cut eye in the first 80 seconds
from Pete Bolich.
l20 Merle vannoy, wsc.
won q split decision from Billy Sell
ers. San Jose
i27 pounds-Byron Hostetisr. wsc.
decisioned George Konosnima. San
Jose
las pounds-Blen ousiey. wsC. and
Bill Bolich San Jose, drew.
1855 pounds-Ben Drake, WsC, de-
cisioned Gene Fisk San jose.
Heavyweight--Lou C. Alien. WSC,
decisioned Don Presley. San jose.
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Brookdale; Selective nine tour
ney, Sunday; First division, Geo.
Holm, 35-5la-29Ia; second divis-
ion, Paul Gomsrud. $1,000;
third division, Ed Bedford, 4i-14h
PHI. Other scores: Harry
Johnson, $3.50; Bill Kister. 35-
$50; Harry Satterlee, 50-12-3s;
Dewey Kress, 46-17h-2sia; Clar-
ence Taylor, 37-6h-3oh; Lyle
Merrill, 36-5-31; Norman Erpeld-
ing. 42-13-2s1a; C. A. Payne. 80
As; Fred Himmelsbsch, All "A
-33h.
Transfers held points tour
ney at Brookdale Sunday. full
handicap: First division. Bill kis'
ter, "a points; second division
Paul Gomsrud, 81; third division
Dewey Kress, 43. Other scores
Harry Satterlee, %; Ed Bedford
AZ; Clarence Taylor, 81; Norman
Erpelding, Al.
Falkland: Medal play Saturday
Oliver Grodvig, 7s-1s-60. Best
nine, Sunday: Len Blakeley. 34-s
-25; Ted Burke, 30-4la-251s.
Burke. by the way, turned in =
hole-in-one on the second hole, l6t
yards.
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LINCOLN SURE
OF 2DPLACE

Lincoln Abes virtually cincbsd
second place In the final croas
State league standings by defeat.
i8g Stadium while the league
leading Everett seagsiiis we're die
and the BeIllnghAm Red Raiders
won a pair OF loop games.
John kssneds's haiispiitters
need only sne more victory
10 make the rsnDsr.sp ssslii-
on secure. The AIRS have
games with Essrstt. Boiling
ham ssd Bfeaertsn left on ths
league chart
Belingbam. BY virtue ~ is -.
80 win over Stadium Saturday,
can finish In second place n the
Abes lose all three ~ THAR re-
naming games. The Red Haiosrs
have only one game lsft with
Lincoln. being ths only pss, aide
team aot playing wsiia WailA.
T0msrr0W aight ~ Everett
The seaKails iaskis the eaiy
Cross state oppOBsst thsy
have not nset tins year stssa
.isaium Tigers sttsmpf ~
shAtlsf ths Esefstf victory
strlaK.
Wsiis waiia Blue Devils. almost
a certainty ~ make ths state tour.
nsy despite their i0Niy Cross
stats record. sided another ioss
70 their record when they were
defeated BY Yakima Pirates a.
Yakima.
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Bells Regain
Full Power

First place in the city prep series
and lead in the race To see which
five will represent Tacoma in the
state basketball tourney viii be
at stake Tuesday night when Bell
armine and Lincoln hoop forces
meet in the Bell gym.
On top at present with two wins
and no losses, the Bells can
strengthen their hold on first place
In the local standings by downing
the rsmgaping South Enders, who
blacked-out Stadium's title hopes
LASH Friday with a stirring 1924
victory.
II was the third straight loss
for the Bengals, and leaves
them with but n slim chance
10 regain the championship
they have held for the past
decade.
A Lincoln win would send John
Kennedy's gang to the top seat by
a hslf-game edge. II this happens,
the Bells could draw into tie by
annexing their tiff with Stadium
his Friday night,
The Bells are given an edge in
,re-game dope, based on their de-
,isive 25-16 verdict over the Abes
the first encounter between the
.wo fives. Two Bell aces, Dick
Smith and Paul Griewe, were out
If the lineup that night due to
illness, and their return should aid
LEO Eckstein's aggregation no end.
On the other hand, the Railsplit-
ers have snapped out of the
dump they were in when they lost
o the Bells, and should be in fine
orm for Tuesdays struggle. They
will be out to tack No. IA TO their
yi,, lief They have lost four tits.
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land. 2:0oe: O. r.. Hume, seattle,
2 oil 4 10, V. Lynch, Yakima. 03e
II. Joan crsnsEich. Vancouver. 3. G.
2 ,o4' u Amie x.. ses,,is lss
2:i4s: IA. O. Rowan. Portland 2;l7.
Princeton. d C. ass. 2 W L4throp,
Idaho SKI club, 207s. 3. c. Dickinson,
Leayenw0rth. ace 4. A. Dahl. Seat
tls. 204 2, 5, " HAMPTON. Nsnstenss.
zo22. 3 Erwin. Princeton, iss 8
z r. nerland. seattle isz5 O. X.
1904. II. N. stephens. Yakima. I7ss
IL. J strombers, Seattle, io4i
Class A JumginF: Inland.
sttis' 7o37. 4. II. bake. L1sysn-
worm. 1875 : n Hyam Portland,
is24 5. " oipelme sssttl. 100 !
o. TYeroal Seattle is1s o J. Elisrt-
sen. StanSood. 1878.
Mems downhlll. Eedlin. ! &c: Oil.
breath and asu. 1914 Harold Smith
AL: Hans GRACE Seattle. 1.l1.l.
Aztt HTOzs. zis1. Pau seesa lF
University u Washington. z25s sls
Hall. z.ls1 HUH Bauer WashiHg
ton SKI club, z25s Bob AussOn
2 81 BOYD French. H., Cascade bkl
fiHbs fDftaatlf - ~ NA4iN nun
get. Wenstchee 23f2: Lon Robin
son. sesttls z.s0 Bill IrEin zs<i.
Hysn z.5sz Noodin. 3st Pred
z4tczschs. Ellensoufs Prank BoTisr
UnlyersitV o. Washington. zs7s.
Olaf sklsrsaR. Bend, Ore. . o34.
RodeasEc 5o41.
Wonsna doznhlu: I. q. Fraser
] As: 4. Laurie French. o. 3. Shirley
Mcdonald, AT. Z, Verona Lyneh
Yakima. 5. Grace Rowan 9 Joan
CFAnaEleh, Vancouver. b c. = Rita
Hume g. May Anne Hiile. 3. Daiss
BOwssD. HoilyDurn B. C.. 10 Alma
Hansen. Portland. II. Clare Brooks
Seattle. ~. Helene bzlCus I3 LsF-
l0Tle Burke. 5shdlle. "a. N Bchukiie
Seattle: IS Elsls Nelson, SsnsIis, i6
Virginia Haberbefser Seattle; n
Betty amick. Seattle, Is Vernetts
scnock, YAKIMA 10. Annette Cyr
YAKIMA.
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Highland: Nine-hole match play:
Harry Bradbury. even; Joe Turco,
ven; Gordon Bennett, one down;
Harry Mathews, one down; Harry
.ong, two down; Elmer Larson,
wo down; Marshall Lucke, three
own.
Sunday, flag stop: Harry Long,
. 90 yards out on 10th; c. B. Sim
hons, 18th hole; Bill Johnston,
18th hole; Jack Enright. three feet
rom 18th cup; Harry Mathews, 30
pet from 18th cup; o. S. Peers,
% yards from 18th; Kenneth
reeve, 100 yards from 18th; Geo.
foombs, 125 yards from 18th;
Dick Thompson, 100 yards from
18th; H. Bradberry, 225 yards
rom 18th; Don Bourgaize, $50
Aards from 18th tee; Elmer Lar
fon, $50 yards from 18th tee; Jas.
fork, sr., 18th cup.
Mems club meeting Wednesday
hight at o'clock.
y llenmore-Saturdsy, best nine.
teorge Poprad. 36-6-30. Orland
7-4-33. Dick Allen, 41-s-33. Hienie
enske, 40-4-36. Sunday, medal
lay. Dewey Busch, 1886. Or
Ind Nelson, 1850. Heinie Ven
ke, 1851. George Holingstad,
s-7-71. Guy Clifford, s4-13-71,
ack Van Wyhe, S4-12-72. Vance
Fawcett, S4-12-72.
Fircrest Best ball twosome,
aturday. Teats and Watkins, 10
D-63. A. Link and NJ. Stewart, 76-
PISA. B division, Walter Christian
nd Harrison Clark. S2-1s-64
rank Borden and Harry Coleman
1-17-64. Sunday, puts only. BOZ
an De Mark. 9s. Ralph Teats, 101
Schwalen. 101. J. Hunt. LOG. J
off, l06. X. Harrison, los.
Meadow Park-Best nine. Ec
|arcesu, 34-6-2s. Lou Trutman
R-3-29. Archie Genin, 1880. T
vision. Dick Rowland. 1861
F1a Harry Grimm. Btu 30 u
Pr. c. f. Hicks, 1890. Joe Har
son, 37-7-30. Joe Harrison, 37-7
30.
Sunday afternoon sweeps. Jo
foler, 1857.
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CITY LEAGUE
IN 3 GAM IS

Tires samss ara "a lse THE
Massday night f1r ths Taeosns City
BASKETBALL isaEsss Al Llaeoin Eym.
chiilss and c&mmaFaees inset
in ms epensf ~ o'clock.
Consumers hssf ami fntsf-c iEy
Auto Freight ciAsh II . o'eieek.
the e'eloek o. main event
lakes place between California
FLORISTS and johnson Paint.
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1894 SKIERS
LIKE WEATHER
AT PARADISE
ny ED MEAGHER

EAnAOISG N@sEhs 1ts
powder snow didn't make any OF
the s.1s4 skiers mad here yester-
day. especially those who took part
in the various races and time trials
which began in the morning and
lasted until late afternoon.
IL WAS slightly chilly and fine
snow slanted down intermittently.
but the air was neither too cold
nor too filled with snow TO cause
II was. In fact. a great
day for skiing.
Tom Triol ~ the University
ef Washington won the Ia
coma SKI clubs men's novice
race, covering . rather simple
course In si.i. John Muiholias
Of the seattle branch Of the
Washington Ski club. was
second. His time was STA.
Natalie Smith of chehslis. plsc-
ed first in the women's novice
slalom event when she sped down
the course In 81 seconds fiat.
shading Margaret Wilson OF Belle
vue by three-t.nlhs OF q second.
LoNGvIEw WINS
Longview Ski club ski-wizzes
defeated the Lewis County Ski
club in a dual downhill and slalom
meet. Rex West OF Longvisw raced
down the downhill course, which
followed the Paradise Narada ski
trail. In 1892. to capture first,
while Charlie Hyde Of the Lewis
County club won individual honors
In the slalom. completing the
course on Alta Vista In 1907
Natalie Smith. representing
the Lewis County club. doml-
mated the feminine downhiii
and slaIom races by capturing
first place In both events. Miss
Smith, incidentally, also com
peted In the mems race. and
acquitted herself crcditabIy.
Tacoma SKI clubbers. recently
admitted to full membership In
the Pacific Northwest SKI associa-
ton, giving them the right 10
enter teams In ell PHsA meets,
held preliminary time trials for
the purpose OF determining who
viii represent the club. Howie
Peterson Of Puysllup. but a Ia
coma Ski club member. was first.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

It's Earl Mccready and Nal
Rumbsrg on top this Monday night
At Greenwich coliseum.
The Two heavyweight xrappisrs.
weighing z<S pounds
and Rumberg $50. are clever and
exceptionally fast for their sixs.
MeCrssa,. sst Of Calgary.
1. s~asssIIy r~esEnis~d - the
all efitisk eh.sspiss. he wen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Plans For Field
Trials On Griddle

Plans for cocker and springer
spaniel field trials, to be held
some time next month. will be dis
cussed by members of the Tacoma
Cocker Spaniel club at a meeting
Tuesday night at s o'clock in the
Tacoma Chamber OF Commerce
offices. according to Ray Grummel,
president
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
National Hockey

The Chicago Black HAWKS
climbed 70 within TIRES points u
third place in the National Hockey
league a. they BANKED the first
place New York Rangers. 30. last
night before chicsgo's biggest
crowd Of the season IL. 0si.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

Here are the summaries Of the
Fskima ski classic over the week
nd:
Combined Championship: Men -
Redlin. I746. 2 Neu, 1871: 8, Gill;
resth, 1873: 4. Matt Broze, Seattle.
b4 4: S. Hans Grage. Seattle, 206 2:
sig Hall, Seattle. 2o7s: 7. Harold
NTH. Seattle. 2227. 8. Bob Mus
bn. Wenatchee, 1901. Q, Bill irwin.
|rinceton. B C, 24o3: 10. Hjalmar
In Princeton. 1887: IL. Olaf Rode
bird. Portland 1858. 49, Johnny
Eoodin. Yakima, 2s24; -, Prank
|uhler. Seattle, 2ee; is. Ar strom.
|eattle. 274p: is. Vince Broze. Sc
File. 1858: II, Al Dutton, Portland.
f7e: 10. Cliff Blann, Bend, ore
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Riggs Trounces
Gardner Mulloy

MIAMI, nsbby Rlsas -
chIesse. national ssanis ehssaplen.
treunoed usrdnsf hulioy ~ NJ,
ami. 90. To. 81 10 win The Rodney
Plaza invitation tennis sosifus sasas
and his third triumph u tbs win
Ter circuit yesterday
Pauline Rata Of Iss Angeles A.
fsatsd Sarah Fsifrsy rsbysn ~
nrcokilss. nsss.. -. - - wia
shs womsn's slnai<s title.