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SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
 CHURCH

Corner Second and Main Streets
 II. L. WOOD, Pastor
 (Note: The services of this church are held on Saturday, the seventh day of the Week)
 Sabbath School 10 am. Saturday with Bible classes for all ages.
 l1:00 am.-Sabbath Worship. Sermon by minister or local elder.
 Wednesday 7:30 p.n.-Midwees Prayer Meeting and Bible study. Dorcus meets every second and fourth Wednesday at ? pm.
 All are invited to all the services of this church.
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BETHEL MISSION ASSEMBLY, OF GOD

12l Main Street
 RALPH E. BAKER
 Pastor Sunday services: 10:00 am.-Sunday School. 1l.00 am. = Morning Worship 7:45 pm.-EvangeliStic Service Tuesday, 7:45 p.m.-Prayer Meet ing. Friday, 7.45 p.m.--Glad Tidings Band of Young People. You are welcome to these serv- ices.
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METROPOLITAN METHODIST
 CHURCH

Fourth and Seward Streets THE REV. GEORGE EDWARD
 KNIGHT, Pastor
 1000 am. Sunday School. Class work according to age interests is available to all. 11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship. Morning sermon theme, "Whatso- ever a Man Soweth." The harvest of life is determined by the seed sown and the care given it during the growing period.
 TOO -Epworth League. MT. John Pendergrass, leader
 800 Evening Worship Eve ming sermon message "T'he Heart of Prayer"
 Friday, 73O pm.-Epworth League will meet.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH Church of the Nativity of the Rlaacad NJ M Iu.aa..

Blessed V. M, Juneau
 Fifth and Gold Streets REV. VIM. G. LeVASSEUR, S.J.
 Pastor
 18th Sunday after Pentecost Sunday Masses:
 500 a.m.-Holy Mass. 800 a.m.-Holy Mass and h. struction.
 l0:30 am.-Holy Mass and ser mon, followed by Beediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. 500 a.m.-Holy Mass daily.
 Days G Special Devotion Wednesday. Aug. 2s-Feast Of St Augustin, Doctor of the Church. Thursday, Aug. 29-Commemora ton of the beheading of St. John the Baptist.
 Friday, Aug. 30-Feast of St. Rose of Lima, an American saint.
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This Family
 Doing Duty

SEATTLE, Aug. r. "A 14-year dynasty Of the golfing Taylors has ended at Cleveland High School
 For that length of time there's been at least one member of the Taylor family on the schools golf team.
 There were Fred, back in 1927; then Benny, Percy, Harold and finally, Don. Don signalized the Taylor prep golfing finale with a sizzling G8 in his final round.
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CHAPEL BY THE LAKE

Highway at Fritz Cove Corner Rev. JOHN A. GLASSE, Minister
 No regular sessions during the summertime: but special meetings from time to time as announced in this paper.
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THE SALVATION ARMY Willoughby Ave.
Sunday

Sunday
 2:30 p.m.-Pralse meeting.
 600 pm.-Sunday School.
 7:30 p.m.-Salvation Meeting.
 Tuesday, 7:3O p.m.-Praycr and Testimony Meeting.
 "Wednesday, FOO pm. Guard Parade. Mrs. k. 5. Lesher, Guard Leader.
 Thursday. l:30 pm. II 0 m 6 League Meeting.
 Friday. 7:30 Holiness Meet Ing.
 All are welcome at these meetings. Officers in charge: Adjt and Mrs. Stanley Jackson.
 Gospel Sunshine Program over KINY SIS pm, Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays.
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CANNERY OFFICIALS
 LEAVING MONDAY A. M.

Tomorrow will see the closing of Douglas Cannery headquarters in the Shitanda apartment building as all the officials, including L. R. Ellson. manager his son, Joe Ell-. son. bookkeeper, A. Mckay, superili- tendent, and Mrs. M. Haga. house. keeper. are all leaving for the south on the steamer Columbia
 The Daily Alaska Empire guaran- tees the largest daily circulation Of any Alaska newspaper.
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AUXILIARY MEETING

Announcement was m e this morning that the Ladies Auxiliary P. O. E., will meet next Monday evening at o'clock in the Ae.ie Hall
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TIE CHURCH OF JESUS Christ of Iater-Day Saints

FARLEY PRATT, Presiding Elder
 The meeting will bs held in the home of Arlo Anderson. 428 East St. The time win be Sunday at i:30 pm.
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Douglas Church
 Services

 Notices for this church column must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Saturday morning to guarantee change of sermon topics, etc. DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH 900 a.m.-Holy Mass. ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH No service tomorrow
 ALASKA EVANGELIZATION
 SOCIETY
 (Native Gospel Servicc.)
 GEORGE H. HOMELESS
 Missionary-in-C Charge 10:30 am.-Sunday School. 7:30 pm.-Evening Service. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. - Prayer Meeting.
 Thursday S:3o pm Children's Glass.
 All are invited to attend these services held in the Mission Build ing.
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Ghutrh au,ao,,,tc ce,,,erts

Notices for this church column must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Saturday morning to guarantee change of sermon topics, etc.
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MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

WALTER A. SOBOLEFF, Minister West 9th and Sts., phone TSP
 Given to Hospitality
 Sunday services:
 10:00 a.m-Sunday School 1l:00 a m. = Church Service, Sermon theme. The Timely and Timeless Christ
 7:30 p.m--Evening Worship Ser mon theme, Witnessing for Christ. Come and worship, you are well come! a4s
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HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL
 EPISCOPAL

EEtStOIhL
 Fourth and Gold Streets THE VERY REV. CHARLES
 E. RICE, Dean Marye Berne Choir Director Jackson Rice ............. Organist 800 am Holy Communion. HOO a.m.-Morning Prayer and Sermon. fr ALASKA EVANCELIZATION
 SOCIETY
 (Native Gospel ServiceS)
 GEORGE II. HOMELESS
 Missionary y-in-Charge 200 p.m.-Sunday School. BOO p.m.-Afternoon Service. Friday, 3:30 pm. Children's Class.
 All are welcome at the Native Gospel Mission, on Willoughby op- posite the Alaska Native Brother hood Hall.
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THE CHURCH OF THE AIR

CHAS. E. FULLER, Ministcr
 Broadcasting over station KINY "The fashioned Revival Hour, every Sunday evening at s.30 o'clock. Be, sure, to tune in
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NORTHERN LIGHT PRESBY-
 TERRAIN CHURCH

Where Welcome and Worship
 Meet"
 Franklin at Fourth REV. JOHN A. GLASSE, Minister GEORGE SCHMIDT, Chorister CAROL BERRY DAVIS, Organist 9.45 a.m-Sunday School 10:50 a.m.-Musical Moments 1l:0o Morning Worship. tSee our display advertisement on this page for further detailS)
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Bowling

Results Of Top Notch Bowling
league matches played last night at
the X St. Recreation alleys.
The Bonette Beauty Salon defeated
the Y l. l. Presidents. i723 70 1T2n.
High total. Prudence strom OF Bo-
nette's AT.
The Cardinal couriers defeated the
Y l. ! Sentinels. 1878 to 1853. High
total. A. Dzivak OF the Sentinels. 420.
K st Recreation defeated the Y.
L 1 Marshalls. 1861 TO 1881. High
total Ann Brezicha OF X St. 40.
The Cardinalites defeated the Y.
L. I Secretaries. 1877 to 1872. High
total, Julia cozza Of the Secretaries,
400
Following are the results Of Tele-
phone league matches played At the
Sixth ave. alleys.
Central office defeated the Com
nercial club, 1892 TO 2466. High total.
Meader Of Commercial, 525.
The Assignment team beat the Test
team. 2a55 to 2727 High total. Holz
OF Assignment. 533.
The Cable department beat the
Construction department. 1919 %
1856 High total. Medic OF Cable
department. 4i3.
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Shaughnessy
Draws Praise

y
INV fonk-lIs y Bringing
back 10 paio Alto some 81 ths
glory that was ihsrs IN fhs great
days n Pep Warner ard Ernie
aexsra
fhs United frsss nossiastss Tor
the coach uf tbs usss C1ars
hhauE hnsssy ~ Stamford
u booked Ike he wna jumping
from the trying pan into shs fire
shsn hs left Chicago university
last sinisr and moved into rals
Alto. Calf shsfs = asmafaiiksa
Stanford team Rad just finished
a disastrous ssssen
Hat hs took SHAT material Ne
had. lnatillsd mofals ana lkhf
INTO his squad ard - far this
season be 10 unbsatsu aEa united
Even Nhsn chicago anlgsrsltgs
team Nas TIE laughing stock "a
ihs natioa IN 1888. football msa
snss that good roach uaa an
TIE % 81 ths midway n Nould
have iabsn = fnlfaeis 10 briuk a
winning team out Il ths material
shaukhnssaY raj IN Chicago Ans
he lays 20 slain 70 being = mlraeis
man
But he can "a 20 . tricky
fast moving offsnas and fhst =
what has brought stanford siesoss
les oser hAn Yranslseo. Oregon.
ssnts Cars and Washington
State
On saturday ths ssvs 70 asalazt
Southern esliferfls in = game that
probably ~ill asisfmlas Nhseb
team carries ths hopes - m
Ns#' Into 10 Hass posf
f1sfs shs4KhassHg. - years
old = Efaauats u IA uak
ssfs.lS - Minnesota easfs fhsy
EfgN tsslf football players fessxh
snd tough tfon 1914 sufa fgzs
.. eosehsd Ts4izns sosnpslinT
record - - games wea. ~ Iest
sua - iIsl
fnsn - moved over - tayaia
~ the south Nhsfs. " five years.
he Won a. lost u 40 tisa TAO
fits fsr1fd 81 Chicago from 1855
through 1879 Il nof impressive
~ Non. ~ "a snf for tisd huf
"a reputation az = eeund feafb4ll
nan NAa "a snegEh % survive
that.
IN January II thls ysaf Ne sent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

UNIVERSITY OF WASHING
ToN-The hustlin' Huskies recoV-
cred nine of eleven fumbles last
weekend TO pave the way for their
1910 victory over the Oregon State
Beavers. This is the best indica-
ton of the alert type of play that
has characterized the Huskies'
performances throughout the first
four games of the 1e40 season.
=. This week finds the Wash
fngtonians at the top of the
conference ladder. tied with
surprising Stanford Cardinals
both teams have two confer
ence victories as yet unmarried
by either ties or defeats. The
Husties are the only eleven
that remains unsecured upon
In conference play. Including
all four Of their games Of the
season, the Purple and Gold
squad hes counted mp 81
points 20 10 by their OPP
ponenfs.
Washington meets the Califor-
has Bears IN the Washington
stadium Saturday, October 2e. The
Bears picked 10 nave darknorss
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Coach Leo Frank Means for Two Big Powerful Tackles
Bears Impressive

INFINITELY. - -. eAafess
- Hsaf1 taaksd Impressive =
NEsHsHz3s ssHasHaax - aHsT
49, 50 81 #ath sat - -
Antleirailan ~ fnin ~ seattle
sAaa thsF Is#s N#shI#NIaH 81
n1ltaf NeFHef MsthaNspn FiKnt
m received : - snHzY ~
I'm Nzsan. center. hufz - 49,
n srfmmars
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Tough Road
For Viking
Grid Squad
puyollup Facing
Three Contests on
Strange Gridirons

Facing ~ toughest raft =.
their schedule Ntfh three ~ thsif
net fur PUGET saana snnfsfsae.
games assY frnm hnnns A nahi.
hsrTs fuyallar Vikings al pas
buckley Aaantalnssfs a samnss
Thursday uiKht
1hs tiklnEss slth aAls -
maffinr then leaxus record ms.
defeat ths robust Nauatalnssfs =
stay IN ths Top sTsat dsaaiosh vifh
rnumeiaN nKsfs. uha hass =
hume assignment aaalns pinlsss
Summer spaFtans Friday stsnina
Ffnd stFaahman. fsshll.rsas
talenisa heehfleia aes. kas
been ie.t fer ~ least TIVE
weeks because Of : knee lss
JURY This hins seriously
crippled the sIkiass ehsane.
for Winning th.ir second
straight league aria little
Coach Pop keeasYa aparsans
win he cunning for Enumriaw
Friday evening and may turn the
trick after having scored against
the powerful Hsnton Indians ia.t
wesA
Other Friday Puget Sound EN-
ference Kamss find Anhnrn Tfa.
ians, Just a half game ast - the
lad. facing liiEhllns Pirates Al
Hlghlius while nsntan Indians.
tied with Auburn in The standings.
tackles Kent Vanaals ct Kent
The Auburn -Highilns clash ali
be played IN The afternoon
This weeks games send ne
krsddsrs past the halfway marx
In conferences flay.
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Playing a spectacular defensive
game, the Stadium midgets held a
heavier Summer eleven to a 1s to
l3 tie on the spartans' field yester-
day
Sumner started the scoring be-
fore the game was three minutes
old. A long pass good for 40 yards
carried the ball into the end zone.
The conversion failed.
In the closing minutes of the
first quarter the Bengals drove
from their own 40 yard marker to
the Spartans 10, Gerald Bell car
rylng the pigskin over for the
score. Bob Foster converted, put
ting the Tigers ahead.
In the second quarter n
fumbled punt by Pete Peter
son paved the way for the
second Sumner score. The
Spartans recovered on the
Stadium 30 and drove to pay
dirt. The extra point was
good.
Not TO be denied, the midgets
took a poor punt on the Sumner
40 and after two plays failed to
click, Don Hicks dropped back and
threw a touchdown pass to Wally
Anderson. The attempted CONVEX
sion by Foster failed, leaving the
score knotted.
It was in the final two minutes
of the game that Bengal babes
displayed their defensive might.
The Spartans moved to the three
yard line but the Stadium stall
warts threw them back on two
successive plays. taking the ball
4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

STANFORD UNIVERSITY =
Aek Warneeke. 2i0-pound left
tackle, injured his shoulder IN
scrimmage and threatens to spoil
stanfords record of having all its
regulars in shape To start each
game. DR.. Fritz Roth said X-ray
photographs would tell whether
he could play against Southern
California Saturday.
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Huskies Playing Alert Ball

strength at the first Of the season
dropped their first conference pls'
to washington State, but bounce'
back last Saturday with a second
half win. OF. over u. c. L. A
Husky scouts report that the Cal
ifornia line is one Of the best II
the conference
The focal point Of Washing
tons strength in games 10
date has been their forward
wall from tackle TO tackle
Frankowski and Greenwood,
guards; Conley and Nixon.
tackles; and Rudy Mneha at
center. These five men com
hine 70 make barrier that
have made opponents rushing
statistics leoI comparatively
Insignificant. And thev are
not only adept At holding their
own hut at tearing apart an
opponents line.
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Tiny arr Quarterhark frank
Albert and Fullbaek Norm stand
lee. Working together like Siam
ese twins. they have figured IN al
most every Stanford scoring play
this year II - their ability IN
several departments that both enns
fuses tho opposition and knits ths
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Bouncing Back From Appendectomy,
Wildcat deConevont Finds His Claws
Finally Lives Up
To Advance Notice
As Triple Threat

ZAHA+@= ##=@+##@ - -
>Es serstce staff Correspondent
EVANSTON Samehoax n nne
- rs more saKacious moments II
ths start - TIE current football
season predicted the publicity Rlil
decnrresons lsn't getting tbs war
might % Northwestern more good
than yardful a tackles and
guards
And no one ever needed guards
and tackles - desperately - LINN
Waldorf Vas rarrested e require
them.
At any rate. the statement ap-
pears 10 have large measure Of
truth because the Wildcats. With
a share Of the breaks. might Re
voted tire surprise team 81 1nso.
Waldorf may receive : lot of
backing - coach nf the year. and
blond Bill decorrevont may be
pointed OF - ne back Who came
back. AL the way back. and thsn
some.
II the start Of Tire 1889 season.
Northwestern appeared 10 have
enough material fer three teams
and the national championship WAS
wrapped. packed and delivered 70
Evanston before the first whistle
had blown. When the whistle did
blow. the Wildcats blew sky-hieh.
dropped four games and tied one
MOST PUBIJCIzED PREP
N RIG TEN HISTORY
One Of the reasons why North.
western WAS tabled so highly =
year ago WAS Sophomore decorre-
Won't. who had enrolled a. the
greatest high school product since
shinguards and the flying wedge.
No boy in Big Ten history had
ever received 20 much pre-coileEe
publicity as the Chicago youth.
Decorrevont wasn't a bust ~
sophomore. but he failed To live
up TO advance promises. That
might not have been Bills fault
Northwestern a year aKo was
stacked with seniors. and seniors
have a way Of letting down.
No one In suggesting any one
cause for decorrevont failure.
II might have been lack Of coop
Grafton. II might have bern Rillas
failure 10 make the adjustment
from prep 10 college play. The
avalanche Of publicity might have
been too big = load 10 carry.
HAD APPENDIX OUT
LATE THIS SUMMER
six weeks before school hsgan
this year decorrevont underwent
an appendectomy. There were
those who sald he wouldn't play
this fall.
Ohio State still thinks he should
have stood In bed because Blond
Bill. starting for the first time
this season. quick-kicked and ran
the Buckeyes into a startling IS
defeat
Moreover. he did II with All
America briiliance. and behind q
line that had only one seml-reKu-
lar from last years forward wall
The rest of the Wildcat line was
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Puyallup Juniors
Meeting Sumner

PrYALLUP-concluding their
Puget Sound conference junior
high football schedule. Kak Vas
mund's Puyallup Baby Vikings
vii play the indicated Sumner
Spartan Kids here Wednesday
night under Viking lights.
The Spartan Kids defeated the
Viking Babes. Is % 8. IN their
first meeting and the Puysllup
juniors have pointed for revenge
ever since.
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Yaks Need
Victory to
Remain In
Defect by Lincoln
Would Deal Bitter
Blow 10 Visitors

Treasure in the form Of colder
CARRIED Lincoln gfidders viii b
the loot Yakima viii be seeking
Friday when the Railsplitters am
Pirates clash in the stadium. TIT
kickoff Is scheduled for 7s3o.
Yakima needs = victory Ia keel
their chances for the Cross Stat,
championship alive. A loss would
automatically eliminate them from
further consideration.
Yesterday In the Axemen
stronghold. Coach Eddie Sch
war; told his charges 20 put
out" and get tough. he
cited the example Of the Yal<i-
ma game last year when Ln-
coin Was up against great
odds.
The boys put out 100 pei
cent and We lost = heartbreaker
7 10 o." the Lynx r1ngmaster
stated.
For the first time this season
the Railsplitters will be in the
peak of condition. The hospital
ward was deserted yesterday with
the return 10 action Of Loren
Lilly. Lilly will not be ready for
the corsair game a. his injured
knee IL still In the testing stage
FIGHT FOR PLACES
Meanwhile a scramble has de-
veloped for several team positions,
In the Abe forward wall, HOWE
Pyfer and Pete Stojack are stag
ing a free-for-all for = guard
position. while Harry Carlson and
Walt Vernon are battling II out
for a wing berth. The rect NJ
the line remains intact with
Wayne sloyer at the pivot post
Mortenson and Moe. tackles.
Craig, guard, and Logic Blades
end.
In The backfleld hob Hok-
enson and seve Grassi are the
contenders for the fullback
slot. At the halves anything
ran happen and probably win
with Frank Norrone. Claude
Manning. Denny Berglnnd,
Dave Swanson and I'D Bemls
eontestinE for the two posl-
tons.
At quarter. Jim Heaton Is find
ing things much To his liking
with the illness Of Cliff Richards.
star signal-ealler.
Scrimmage as hard 70 take a.
spinach was on the Lincoln R1d
menu Tuesday. az sehwarz
primed his charges for the Yaki-
ma game. Ground plays were
stressed mostly in the workouts.
Today the Axemen viii continue
with a heavy scrimmage.
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Missouri Back
Walks on Hands
In Warming Up

col NBIA. Ne.-EseFs
feofhaIler has hiS owu ~ -
warm NJ. SEINE DE- toe-fouch-
M. others duek-ualk. Others Dc
= lot Of Jogging but Don
Greenwood. Missouri fulIhark.
has N unusual xerslan. Green.
Naed walks N his hands. claim
ing u exercises every muscle IN
tire bedy. and EYRE warns NJ
fhs sense Of balance.
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Regulars Back

Most % the Tassef-
zity Of Oregon regulars we're back
In Uniform today and Coach Tex
Oliver expected % be able 20 start
his first string lineup against
Washington State SATURDAY The
Ducks stressed passing. seeking an
offense that vii click.
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Calodine, Champion. Stolen

Police of the North
vest. "a well ~ uI-
meroIis sp0rtsmen. are
searching for Calodine,
Prank Grafiams three
time champion and liver
and white pointer dog.
The old boy has been
missing since last FRI
day. having been taken
from his kennel here 1t
-fe1o 30. Yakima ave-
IBIS head = solid liver,
save a hlaze Of white
IN the no<e. kaiodine
a
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- stanford Under a fivs ysar
s8nfFaef
hhzlaE nnssaya fa4ar.ts sspfss-
sion - ~ ssnaa hls players p
snd dsasn fhs practice flsaa .
3at atty and mats Nh4t staa.
ford has anns thla ssaseH
Ia gast about TIA safee sqissd.
- Tar IS pefsannsi IL sonesfasf.
thst seat n0NhsFs last fsaf HI
tnlnks are dlffsFent noA Rum
niaa ffon . formation Nlth
= styis roughly patterned sftsr
tbat Of lhs Chicago Beafs. sian
fofd i pIsnty my
On every plaY szespf punt for
nation thsfs u . mae h nsollea.
Thsfs 10 usually man floating
h~hind the ball 70 taks iatsrals
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Stanford squad into = clock work
precision unit
IA@i week you heard about
hos Coach sh@uEhasssy took
over M efnnbliag indians
and guletly whipped them lnto
= fooibail letiak crew that ie-
daY boasts the only perfect
record In the conference. Hui
what Nould he have besn abls
- do without kiAadlee and Al.
bert is a subjsdt ts.st stanfsfd
followers strictly ssuid.
These Two boys wsfs cut u pat.
tern Tor snauEhnsssys faSzls.
dazxls type - play Albert. a
chunky left handler. has a deadly
eys for paAe receivers snd handles
the ball IN tricky iaterAia s1th al
the confidence Of = pfofshsional.
And. shsn the oppsslllos eleven
opens Up to meet stauf0rd's any
thing ear happen offsnss ths
powerful standise hits ths ina for
much valuable yardaFs
IioPEs ~ Aonhs AGAIN
That vas the strategy NhauFh-
Messy employed iasi week 70 seors
zs-Is victory over Washington
State the team that tied confer
snce Champion usc 1s.14 and he
IL hoping that 4 van work as ssli
asalnst fhs TrnIans ~ paio Alto
Saturday
The TrslaBs. fufee tied In
the ssnfsFeaas, sasesl back lafo
the championship picture lat
ssek ~ rolling ever = stub
born Oregon 4 slessn $50. but
tbsy lax Inc psssrfaa re-
serss~ Of former yeafs aad u
IA a question ~ whefh<t The
fisNt ieasn ean roll 80 fh@
xafdmEs ~ offset stnnfefds
serial nsUrnise llsrrlse.
Should Tac beHf Stanford fhs
eenferenns race all settle haek
into = fHoste@sn Fsts since Jimmy
Pnslan's Washington Hsakles fas-
orifes 70 ssaeese1 Southern Cal a.
champion. are expected b. hsgs
little froabls with fhs California
Bears a. Seattis. despite calfor.
nia > % upset IN ever Bci.A iasi
week
r ~ ether inference gamss.
0feFeu = naafs ton state
~ fseiimaa EeAA. beaten By
fisie fHss ~ four D.
e Easx agslnK D STATE ~
Angeles Outs e - confer
. Montana pa Go aga At
, Hnd Idaho T. slea ain utNh
- E e Eolzs.
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Tne Tacoma Hot Stove leagues
board Of directors vii meet tins
"Wednesday night a. 8 o'clock a.
seottys tavern for dinner and inn
portant work
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BOHEMIAN, Mont - Montana
State colleges Bobcats today
prepared for their third and final
home game Of the season. Cree
lev state Of Colorado plays here
Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

Ballad feF Americans has been
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

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