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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06
Last Nights Fights

Portland, Me, Feb. 6-(UP)- Howell King, 152, Springfield, Mass, negro, deciSioned Vince Pimpanella, 158, of Brooklyn, N. Y, in a To- round bout last night. King floored Pimpanella for a three count in the first round.
 Lynn, Mass, Feb. 6.-CUP)- George Jalanone, 131 1-2, of. Bos- ton decisioned George (Dustty) Brown, 135, of Fall River in an eight-round bout last night.
 (By United PresS)
 Portland, Mcdowell King, 152, Springfield, Mass, decisioned Vim cent Pimpanella, 159, Brooklyn, N. Y. QO; Phil Quillan, 147,' Spring field, knocked out Eddie Bangs, 148, Boston CD: Ernie Bruke, 1A 1-2, Portland, decisioned Pancho Villa Jr. 126, Waterville (6); Art Small, 156, Portland, knocked out Billy La Rose, l6S, Sanford CD; Bill Jordan, 'l56, Freeport, decisioned Henry Moore, 166, Portland (E; Jimmy Duval, 140,. Portland, kayoed Jim my Naughton, Al, Boston CD.
 Newark, N. J.-Joe Marinelli, 126, Dayton, O.. drew with Pablo Dano, l22, Philippines (S); John Wargo, 138. Pittshurg, knocked out Dan Tarueillo, 139, Newark (G.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06
TORRINGTON TOPPED
 BY MIDDLEBURY

A goal by Bieman in the second period brought the Middlbeury club a 2 to win over Torrington in a state league playoff match last night at the Middlebury rink. To- morrow night, the game of the week" is expected. when the Mid dlebury and Waterbury Nationals meet in a hockey match at Middle bury. Summary:
 Middlebury (2) (D TOrrington Nelson ................... J. beKaSl
 Goal haDelunaS .............' ouIOWAA
 Right Defense stevens ................. 1t' GOlt
 Left Defense MOnGV1lle .............'.'' O. HoAI Center MuTp11y 0' oSAosoA
 Right Wing Blema0 ............... V. NdIuulS
 Left Wing
 Spares (winning team)- Fer rucci, Standt, Bona, Reckmach, Daniels, Lacky, Vegtle.
 6pdISS \INNoAA4S OCekuH -NAoNSuAi O' Bekasi, F. Bekasi, Sarkogg, Angelini, Both, Kostak.
 Onicials-Knowlton, Farecy. Tim CT s. Clark. ...... First period scoring-Kazelunas (unassisteD, 1:45; H. Poit (unas- sisted) 1900.
 Second period scoring-Bieman (unaSsiS. ed) 5:33. PenaltieS-Bieman (high stick lng). Penalties Bieman (high sticking) Madeaux, (high sticking).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06
3 KICKS PER GAME

s National Football league teams
 averaged nearly three attempts at field goals per game, out of which one was successful.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06
MORE HARMI.Ess T1SE

The new Puett electrical starting gate for horses is equipped with solenoid locks, developed by an air craft company as bomb releases.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06
MAJORITY TROTTERS

There are approximately 10000 standard bred horses in America and about seventy per cent of them are trotterS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06

King Clancy, now rockey referee. lost twenty eight teeth during his long career on the ice. He has only four teeth left.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06

Industrial League Bowling
Games Tonight B. & J. ys. Chase.
 Brass vS. Mfg.
 Ingersoll vs. Tool. Scovill vs. French. Rubber vS. Farrel.

Scovill vS. French.
 Rubber vS. Farrel.
 The third round starts tonite and there will be no byes in this round. All teams bowl each Tues day night.
 The big match last week was the Chase vs. Brass battle which was a um-dinger up to the last box in the 1st two games. Bill Tato cannes through with the necessary pins, winning the first by pins and the second by five pins. Brass took the third by 16 pins.
 Rubber Chemical went mad at the expense of the French team, who bowled well themselves but when any of the Dusty teams go on a rampage, the opposition must take it on the chin until the storm is over. Rubber hit 1893. Three men being over 400 and one man rolled 399.
 In all, the Dusty league went wild with nine men hitting 400 or better. Fischetti 400, Janus 400, Dente 4O2, Tato 404, Klobedanz 405, Garafano 417, Stokes 4l3, with a 173 single, Montanari AIS and Klul1is APO.
 Six of the nine teams on the floor hit over 1900 for. three games. Very fast company.
 The average column shows the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06

Girls Dusty Farrel vs. Pat. Button. Amer. Fast. vs. Plume & Atwood Oakville Pin vs. Mattatuck Mfg. Paper Box vs. Wat. Tag. Wat. Clock-bye. Amer. Fast. vs. Plume & Atwood and Paper Box vs. Wat. Tag should be good matches.
 C&nxSlSp~M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06
KING OF sCULLERs

Joe Burk, worlds champion single sculler, has scored thirty seven con- secutive rowing victories since 1887,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06

Score at half time: Tribes 16, Texans IS. Referee: Tracy. Time: Two 8 and two 101minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06

A mcveabie fishing pier to be built on pontoons for deep sea anglers is planned at Fort Pierce. Fla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06
Gents
Sacred Hearts

Score at half time: Gents 18, Hearts 18. Referee: Tracy. Time: Two 8 and two 10 minute periods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

I MIRA ffFaH NnNftn NnfNNf
NEW YORK Two 81 footballs
brightest stars Tom Harmon and
Francis Xavier Reagan collide
this week when the indicated
teams Of Michigan and Psnnsyl-
vanla meet IN the nations top
game.
No other section ~ the United
States can match this classic II
the midwest. although there will
BE- some pretty good games played
all the way around Tho circuit
The casts best bet will be unds-
feAtsd Cornell asains, Ohio state
At Ithaca. ~. Y. where the Scar
Jet scourags. twice beaten but silli
a power. viii Try 10 get revenge
for last years licking
A chance "a play In ne
Rose Bowl viii bs the stake
~ Pslo Alto. fslif.. where
stanford meets ssuthrrn Cali
fornla. stanford is undo.
fesiea and 90 10 southern
California although the Tfo-
JAMS have been tied t~ies.
No one game stands out below
the Mason Dixon line. bat you
would certainly get your moneys
worth At any ~ thess, Baylor
Texas A. 4 NJ; Georgia Tech
Auburn. or North Carolina
Tulane
Going Into the second month Of
the season, here are the strongest
teams.
Midwest Metre Dame. Mime
sots. Northwestern. Michigan.
East Cornell. Pennsyiyania.
Fordham. Boston College
Par West stanford. sogthrsn
California
South Tennessee. Mississippi.
Southwest Texas A. a N.
Texas
the brightest sars al this point
are Harmon ~ Michigan. who Il
belng compared 70 Red Grange a.
a running back. and Fssgan -
Pennsylvania. = brilliant aii-around
performer John kimbfOugh
Texas A 4 Ms crushing bark.
has been turning IN a consistently
good game.
Here. IN brief rsviss. are the
high spots o. lass weekend
Player u the dsy
Reagan Of Penn who scored
five tonchdosns 10 defeafing
Princeton. BE aiso passsd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Salem Ball
Club Owner
Dies at 10
City n Mourning
For Beloved Mon
Who Built Park

sALEN-salem today mourned
George I. waters. who built a
SEQ Zoo bal park for his friends
and thousands AZ small boys who
saw the home games q his salem
Senators On admissions he paid
for.
Waters died Saturday night Of
heart attack. lie Was 20 years
old and for - years Waters. who
loved kids and had none of his
own. helped thousands Of them. 10
work. to play and 10 school
Salem'z neusbsys knew him
he was the biggest single
consumer Of newspapers In
the willamette valley. The
newsies always knew who 20
see 70 sell unsold papers. He
bought them ~ the dozen.
Waters once owned another ball
club 80 years ago. He took II on
the chin that time but swore be-
fore he died he would give salem
another team.
Last spring. knowing he had
very little time left. he did. He
built the park and bought a fran
chise from the Western Interna-
tionai league.
Il don't mind taking II on the
chin this time" he told his friends
as he watched the grandstand and
bleachers going up. Il can afford
1t now. It's time the kids of
Salem saw some real baseball"
He was ready to take II on the
chin. For 20 years he had worked
and at last emerged with q pros
porous wholesale tobacco business
and a cigar store.
They named the ball park
after him-over his protests.
sports writers. fans aad small
boys eonnived and establish
ed the name George Il.
Waters Field"
Waters Is survived by hts widow.
Margaret: two brothers. Frank
and Harry. OF Salem, and a sister,
Mrs. w. c. knighton OF Portland.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at the chapel Of the
Clough Barrick company. This
will be followed by private serv-
ices at the Mount Crest Abbey
msusoleum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

knows All the tricks. His record
indicates ~ much.
Fresh out Of Minnesota where
he was n great iinemnn under Dr.
Henry /. Williams. Shaughnesy
took over Al Tulane in 1913, when
Tulane was = little school Beat
ing any southern conference team
insured n successful season.
shaughnessy made Tulane =
football power and In 1925 took
IA men 10 Evanston and soundiy
beat = great Northwestern team.
lie resigned in 1925 after a poor
season and took over at Loyoia Of
New Orleans. and put Il on the
map. too.
When Amos Alonzo stage left,
shaughnessy was brought up 20
direct chleago's destinles.
II was pltiful. but he never lost
his sense Of humor, one ~ the
finest Of any In the coaching BUSH
ness. Al that. however. he turned
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Stadium Midgeis
To Play Sumner

The city championship hidssss
from Stadium will meet ths sum.
nsr reserves Tuesday 81 10 on
tins Sumner field
The fssngals have already won
tbs city title and haven't lost .
Kams yet this season They have
played four nlis ard only ones
have their opponsnis scored on
them.
sumner gill pot ths Bengal
babes 70 the test ~ zee just hss
powerful thsy are They will have
weight on their side as wsil ss "a.
psFienss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

have = shat .lnsthe.arm. but those
whn knuw shauKhnssay claim its
ia-A = natural result ~ what hap.
pens when he gets decent msts.
rial
There's good material On Ths
Farm. and its well suited Ia hls
fsrttls offensive imagination.
which employs everything from
the single wing % the shoit punt
DE has tSa great hacks IN
Frankie AlheFt, routhpaw passsf
and runner. and Norm atAndlss.
2ie.puundsr hattsring ram who IL
the coasts beet fullbaeh
Tho line 10 rugged and smart.
PM pensaton learned tricks from
George Hauaer. Minnesota line
coach.
n soa want long shot. here
u i. stanford In tho Rose howl
That's = good one CLARK
ahaufhnsasy 81 chicago IN 1870
and In the Rose nowi In 1910
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Britain Jsils Pastor
Who Rang Church Bell

IIN1OI.ssffIng. EaT. A
clergyman. TIA Rev. Robert Grant
coisln Graham. has been sent 10
prism for q month for sounding
ths bell u his sh1rch IN Old
boIlnEbfoks. Lincolnshire. which Il
contrary 70 ths d-fsnss fsEaia-
tons Ringing ~ ne bell unasr
ths defense order. Indicates that
pafaehstlsss have been dropped
~ ths Germans. % that q German
INVASION IA taking place
me pastor told the court That
~ as lgn1rAnf ~ the order.
When hs Nas told that he knew
the bslls should not bs runE. he
replied. 4 am loyal 70 the eoun-
Try.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Figure Skating
Events Listed

NEW YORK-Dstes for the fol-
lowing tournaments were an
. nounced by the United States
I Figure Skating association today
following the conclusion Of a two
day executive meeting:
Eastern States championships
at Rye. N. Y, Jan. 10-11 or 17-1s.
Mid-Western championships at
. Colorado Springs, Colo. Jan. Is
10.
: National championships at Bos-
ton Jan. 30-Feb. /.
North American championships
: at Philadelphia Feb. HIP.
intercollegiate championships at
Lake Placid. N. Y, no date.
: The intercollegiate champion
ships will be held in conjunction
with the National Collegiate Ath-
: letic association. Hawaiian and
Alaskan entrants will be eligible
Z for the Pacific Coast champion
? ships for the first time In the
. event's history.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Harmon VS.. Reagan Is Next
Saturdays Main Event

for another touchdown and
made ono conversion with .
place kick that brought HE
point total n ~. Ne gained
roo yards from serimmaEs
and befwsen time. did ne
pusfinf
Upset ~ tho day Thlianss
great comeback after three
straight iossss 10 defeat q favored
Rice team. 10 10 9, Until sstur-
day Rice waa undefsatsd and an.
scored on
Worst licking ~ the day
Sosre Dame 81. Carnegie Tech 0
Greatest eomeback of ina day
The way crsighiSn scored 10
points IN The last period 10 get
a ~ 10 n tie with hsfauetts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Gull Squad
Seems Best
In State
Appears Certain
To Tdks x-Stute
Championship

Ths everett asariilis were ths
staHaeui TEAM ~ Wasnin4lans
80 .Aael faethali compefltinn
sasisY. vifA 50 straight wins cap
psa ~ = TAT triumph over ths
80 powered wsis Wsns Hlus
Devils n crns. state issrlis pisr.
II ihs ssus iesTus. ths Yakinns
rifatss save stadium ~ Tsruras
n - frat les9us lo~ IA. W
iassiY eliminating ths Tigers. pc
xiasAelt It'd. frem th~ raes.
Seattle Props spotlssa record
seat ~ ths eosfd whsn ursmeF-
tsa scored N an intercepted pssz
a an TO Another perfect
record was ruined when the BELL
lnfhsm Hea Raiders. pcor q asss.
fought ssars- weolisy u = seers-
rs to
n the ss.thw~.s ksl.a
aaaapess Chshsll. sse ard
Iaassisw whipped neasism
ia NHtH NtHEHWN~f N%@#
sat.ias ths I>sGns - battle
raseae 1na
Aberdeen tied Raymond ss al
tAneeln - Tacoma von revenge
~ Csntralla with a 100 victory.
Hlisnshafa nosea ksunestek -
II n LEAD the yakims valley
league Cie Flum h~at Fsseo
~. wsn.to sna aannysiae tied.
60. Ana Tuppsnish larruptsa rras-
~r 40
aeqalm tied Port Townsend IT
In ne olympic league. alivsFasls
whipped Nsshan zoe. foalsha
dumped santa Kitssp tss ard
Port AnTsiss beat Chlmaeam
TO.
Enumeiaw heat ifEhllns 80 IN
The Puget Sound conference Hsa-
ton tfipped sumner ies. ruysllup
aa~nsi Kent 40. and Auburn
nlcssd nuehisy Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Chicago Bears
Take Pro Lead
Defect Brooklyn.
is to 2. IN Tilt

NEW YORK - The chicsro
Bears, called BY many the greatest
powerhouse team operating in the
land this fan. TODAY moved into
undisputed possession Of the West
ern division lead OF the National
Professional Football league and
pointed for its invasion Of the East
next Sunday to meet the New
York Giants.
Grinding out ali yards. the
Bears scored their fourth VIC
tory In five games over Jock
sufherland's Brooklyn Dode-
ers, 1877. The Detroit Iona
surprise 2s-1s triumph over
the Green Bay Packers en-
sbled the Bears 10 take over
undisputed possession Of the
Western lead.
While the Bears were moving
into the lead in the West. the
Washington Redskins showed the
poise of champions in wiping out
l0-point deficit and beat the
Philadelphia Eagles. 34-17.
It was the Redskins fifth
straight victory and kept them
the only unbesten team In the
league.
The New York Giants moved
into second place In the East
ern division by winning a
drab game from the Pittsburgh
Sfeelers. 100.
After hearing Coach Dutch
Clark threaten TO fire the entire
team II necessary to get winner,
the Cleveland Rams went out and
snapped their three-game losing
streak with a 26-14 triumph over
the Chicago Cardinals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Yankee Net Team
Leaves for Tour
OF South America

NEW YORK Five American
tennis players have sailed for
Buenos Aires for a South Amer
lean tour Of Argentina. uruguay
and Brazil
Those making the trip are Don
Mcneil. national singles champion
from Oklahoma City: Frank
Guernsey Of Orlando. PA Elwood
Cooke Of Portland Ore. and his
wife. the former Sarah Palfrsy Of
Boston. and Dorothy Bundy Of
Santa Monica. Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Stanford Grid Renaissance Causes Doubters
To Change Their Minds About Shaus hnessy
Makes blowers
Forget He Came
From the Midway

There 80 many stanford
alumnus Who read the news and
eroansd that day last winter when
clark shaurhneey Was named a.
the Indians rev football coach.
replacing Tiny Thornhill
stanford's three-fea lease On
the Rose Bowi ran out In 1888.
Gone were Bobby Crayson. Bones
Hamilton. Monk Noscrip and the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Snow Hats
Contest at


ANCHORAGE. AIaxka-A
snowstorm halted = football game
here yesterday between an Army
team and TIE .Sorthstars. a
civilian squad. The Army vas
leading so n the third period.
-Four inches a fresh snow were
scraped from IRE field before the
start o. TIE Kame-the second in
northwestern Alaskan history.
The fall made the ball too slip
perry to handle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Police Called When
Couple Hos Trouble

a uomans streams and neigh-
borE excited reports Of shooting
in an apartment hoiss 81 fzzs
20. g ~ brought riot squad
results Sunday evening. Six police
men rushed 70 the scene about 7
,. m. and arrested ~ e. War
r1ng. 50-yesr-oIo iaborer. VINO was
lodged IN ths city jail for investl-
CATION
There were no guns or evidences
u gaznfire around. the officers
said. warnings wife. however.
proved 70 BE- pzuic-strlcken, dsciar-
ing her husband had beaten her
and vas threatening 70 kill her.
when police arrived.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

With O poir Of Couoors In
fnuitIess pursuit. Norm Stond-
lee, stonford lubbock upper
Ieft) sweeps vide around the
left end of fhe Washington
etote line for the Indions' first
score OF PuIlmon. Wosh.. Sot-
,,rdov. Stonford delivered Q
fine 26-l4 lorruping 10 the
hitherto unbeofen Couoors.
Rose Bowl hopes for the
Oreoon Stofe Beoyers foded OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

DARWIN, Australia - A osds
ranch IN the Alligator river eoun-
try goes the American duds
ranches one better IN tns matter
Of attractions II offers both buff
falo ard crocodile hunting with
expert guides.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

City Basketball
League 10 Meet

Finsi organization meeting -
ihs city BASKETBALL isaEas. Ia.
sema's fastssi hoop loop. all b
held Monday night At tn@ 7 " G.
A. beginning a. o'clock. accord
tx q stan Anderson. president
Schedules 1lii h. announced sad
ether astails u the isagus win BE-
arranged
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
PROVES WHAT wv CAN
no WITH MATERIAL.

Thofnhill left pretty good
assortment Of material when he
quilt The Farm shaufhnsaay fell
heir 10 - lsttsrmen. he made
sure he had adequate assistance
BY bringing in PHI Beneston. who
was an Aii.America tackle al
Minnesota. and MArchy Schwartz
one.fime Nutre Dame great. a.
line and hackfleld coaches, rcpec-
lively.
stanford whipped San Fran
cisco. an up-and-coming power.
then Oregon: then Santa Clara.
which many called the best team
on the coast.
stanford football appears 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

This weeks games:
Southern California at Stanford.
California at Washington, Oregon
State at UCLA at Los Angeles,
Oregon at Washington State. Con-
zaga at Montana, Utah State al
+. Idaho.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

SeottIe when they were defect
ed 1910 By the University Of
Washington Huskies. Despite
drizzIino roin. the game ~os
featured BY specfoculor posses.
omono which FMS picture tup-
per right IS fypicol. with Joy
Mcdowell. Husky end. otter
the boil. Attempting TO knock
il down ore f,~o Beover. Groy
l25) and Olson l32) while
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Coast Race
For Title
A Thriller
Cords. Huskies,
Trojons IN Thick
Of Hot Bottle

SAN FRANCISCO - Wonder
what they're saying about Clark
Daniel shsughnessy back on the
University Of Chicago campus
today. shauFhnessy. who couldn't
win a game, and could hardly
score. with his Msroons last year.
has whipped the stanford Indians.
another chronic loser. right aboard
the Rose Bowl special. and the
train leaves right away.
The sports writers point
I'D. out that Stanford has "only-
to meet Southern California.
UCLA, Washington. Oregon
state and California In that
order, and the steamup n
under way TO get the Indians
and st. Mary's together on q
~nutually-open date Nov. IS
There's plenty of chance for
-deraIlmenf In that schedule.
Stanford, the Vests only major
undefeated, united team. overcsme
Puilman's "Jinx of Palouse" and
soundiy whipped Washington
state college Saturday, rs to "a.
for its second conference win.
Southern California turned in its
first conference victory, 10 to 0
win over Oregon In ee-degree
weather. Washington remained
undefeated in conference ranks by
humping Oregon State 10 to o,
the first defeat the Beavers have
suffered this year.
UCLA's Bruins, who had lost
two non-conference games this sea-
son by the margin Of field goal,
got linked again, this time by
their big brother at California, and
lost 9 to 7.
In Sundays games, st.
Mary's rolled mp an Is to 7
win over Loyola and 0onxaga
whipped Portland university
20 10 0.
Idaho, the conference cousin
went back to Boston to take
n go to 0 beating. The Van
dads have yet to score this
season.
Other weekend scores: College
of Idaho 10, Idaho Southern 10;
Eastern Washington 7, st. Martins
o; Pacific Lutheran rs, Western
Washington 7: Pacific university
13, Llnfield o; Ellensburg 80, Con-
zaga Frosh 9.
~ Pacific Coast conference stand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

Mou 90. Husky end. comes
in OF left.
Posses ployed port IN the
victory Of Southern California
over Oregon OF Los Angeles
Sofuraoy ond here's Ben Sohn
f55j, Trolon book, ronnblino
for o l6-yord coin before
being stopped BY Bob Berry
i2o) ond Crish 1871 Of Oregon.
The Trolons won their initiol
conference victory. 1870.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
TROMgONIsT

Frank jerks. featured comic IN
Paranognt's Dancing on a Dips.
stsrts1 his career a. a trombonist
ID . dance hand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

Phil Hcnk<fon Marchy schwarss
rest Of the Laughing Boys"
stanford had been taking quite =
kicking around since,
And 20 they brought In Shsugh-
messy To accomplish an sbout-faee.
Shaughnessy. whose chicago
teams drove their followers into
joyful frenzy by registering not
touehdowns. but first downs.
A grand guy. mebbs, but look at
what he did At Chicago. Or rather
what he didn't do. Chicago didn't
get the material. OF course, but
why bring In a coach from a los
ing team To snap your own club
out Of the doldrums
There are q lot Of those doubt
ing Thomases who are glad the
big. gaunt. dy-hnmored shaugh-
messy has come to roost down on
The Farm. He has a football re-
nnfesanee In the making
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

What n lot OF west coasters
didn't realize was that despite the
abysmsl depths to which his chi
cago teams dropped. shaushnessy
is keen-minded coach who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

out what many midwest critics
called ths greatest back Of the
decade Jay nerwanKsr. who was
a one man gang u ever there Was
one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

BY UNITED PRESS

Conzaga 20. Portland 0.
Xavier Is, ST. Vincent g.
Niagara 20. ST. Bonayenture 0.
st. Ambrose Is, Rockhurst Q.
Providence Is, Canisius 2
ST. Mary's Is. Loyola a.. Al I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22

Robert Taylor ana Ann hothsrn
ain eo-star Tor the first time IN
Tropical Hurricans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-22
Ex-CoMEDIAN

Tim whelan. who directs the
highly melodramatic "A Date
With Destiny" at Paramount. for
merly was a headline vaudeville
comedian.