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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01
Armament Back|oqs
Are Reported Above
8-BiNion Mark
Huge untitled Orders
On U. S. and British
Contracts Revealed
BILLION
DOLLARS
BY PAUL ID. GESNER,
Associated Press Business Writer.

NEW YORK. Oct l.-More than
So 100000 900 in untitled orders on
United States and British military
contractSi
That's American industry's whop-
ping war backlog today, as calcu-
lated in financial sources which
have been keeping tab on defense
contracts.
Heavy industry, after decade of
comparative famine, has more busi-
ness in sight and on the books than
at any time since the World War, in
proportion to available capacity
Nor is there any sign OF an end to
the inflow of orders. On the con-
trary, many business men look for
acceleration of British orders if
NaZi air squadrons continue ham,
mering at England's industrial bases
and the British Isles Stave off inva-
sion. United States defense pro-
motors, however. still have many
millions in appropriations TO pass
out to manufacturers.
Ship Contracts Lead.
Moody's Investors Service has
made a summary of Army and Navy
awards of S25 900 or more from July
l to September 25, plus the larger
contracts running back to June l.
Food was excluded. The grand to-
tai is S6,979, 068 900.
BY far the greatest item is SAIL
744 900 for ships Other big figures
by industries include:
Construction-S474 TT 900.
Automobiles, S316,627 900.
Aircraft-S737,4 $4,000.
Arms-S309 100000.
Chemical-s119.217.
Rail equipment-S97, 267 900.
In addition, other sources esti-
mated British untitled orders total
well over $1,000 900 900, largely for
aircraft and engines. Aviation. a
trade magazine, announced the air.
craft industrys untitled orders. in
GLIDING British, surpass $1,000
100000.
The heavy industries producing
capital goods and raw materials
for machine age warfare have re-
ceived the overwhelming majority of
the business Moodys calculates de-
tense contracts in the capital goods
ClassificationS-such as ships, air.
craft and chemicalS-sum up to S.
874 $4,000 compared with only
S104 518 900 in consumers goods
like cotton and wooden goods, shoes,
drugs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01

his expenses. Mary N. Crawford Of
the economics department ques-
toned 98l undergraduates. She
found women's expenses averaged
S682.70, mems S621.07.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01
Students Earn Way

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (P.-One
in every tfVee students at Indiana
University earns at least part of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01
London Tin Prices

LONDON, Oct ! fP,.-Tin easier: spot
1855 bid, f257 asked; future, $3.50 bid
eco IS asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01
London Bar Silver

LONDON, Oct. ! CP.. Bar silver. 23i.d
unchanged Equivalent. $3.50 cents
Bar gold 1855; UNCHANGED. Equivalent,
S33S5) Exchange. 81 .03.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01
New York Bar Silver

NEW YORK, Oct. (P.-Bar sill
yer, 343., unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-01

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
Top Scorers
Will Clash

The four top scorers and two
top teams of the Pierce County
league will be matching baskets
out at Roy this Tuesday night
when the indicated, 10 times
victorious Fife Trojans battle Roy
Lynx.
Bill Wilson's Trojans have won
81 consecutive league games since
losing 10 Roy at Roy on Jan. Is
last year. Thus In the Fife VIC
tory parade Is going 10 keep
marching In 1910. 1t must hurdle
the same jinx that stopped IT last
year.
Coach Ole Olsen of Roy will be
sending his two marksmen out to
shoot the ears off the Trojans.
Harold Snow regained the league
scoring honors by one point from
Flies Pete Mello by scoring 81
points in two games last week.
Dip Loyeland, the other Roy
sharpshooter, moved into third
place, just five points out of the
lead, by bagging IS points. Frank
Spear held onto fourth.
Other league games tonight
send Clover Park to Orting,
Eatonville to Kapowsin and Yelm
against Federal Way at Fife.
The top scorers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
Ward, Me0mber
On Seattle Card

SEATTLE-Hopin for a shot
at Champion Joe Louis. two white
hope" heavyweights meet this
Tuesday night in 10-round bout
at the Civic auditorium.
Promoter Nate Druxman has
matched Jack Dempsey's protege.
Wild Bill Boyd, former all-Navy
and Golden Gloves champion. and
Chuck Crowell of Los Angeles.
Druxman announced he will offer
Louis $40. 900 to meet either Boyd
or Crowell.
Tacoma fighters have top
spots on two other bouts on
the card. Jock McOmber of
Tacoma will meet Bob Yannes
Of Los Angeles In n round
light heavyweight match.
Davey Ward of Tacoma faces
George Gilnet of Seattle In
four rounds.
Ernie Washburn of Edmonds
meets Jack Bloom of Seattle In
four rounds. Hugo Santos of
Manila meets Hank Straub of Sc
attic IN four rounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14

don. Stan Cummings and Bob
Raleigh, seldom miss a weekend
at the mountain. :. s. there were
several non-skling. but neyerthe-
less well-lsnoan. Tt o m ms at
Paradise Sunday. including Gerry
Waechter and Lloyd Davenport
=. they were just looking around
s.. Chuck Fischel changed his
mind about getting on skis sun
day decided his ankle wasn't
quite mended enough next
week sure" says Chuck. Owen
Buchanan. for some unfathom-
able reason. wants 10 be called
Wacinzsh by his skiing friends
the McHugh brothers, Leon
ard and Tony. paid their first
visit to Paradise In winter SUN
day add attractive skiing
couples MIR. and Mrs. Burr
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs Bob Van
denburg "
8 Add Taeomans at out of state
ski hayeBs =. at Mount Hood over
weekend Stewart James, Pete
Leonard. Meiby Rodside, Jaek Cob
ientz and Bud Barrett at sun
Valley ArBe Olson and Bob
Briggs. Tacoma Ski clnbbers
Jim Gillespie and Merritt Cooking
ham are making q real thing out OF
their Paradise Ski school at
tendance has grown substantially
each weekend :. both know their
skiing and, more Importantly, hog
TO teach shat they knog -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
ALI-ImpOrtant Bell vs.. Abe Hoop Came On F1Fe
Here 5 Lofty Beard

n mar truly
k sala thai Art
sleelslnx merely
-drem ERA h.
- ~ Illustrates
IN the plesure
here SiarlslnK
h 9 fret n inches
tall He win play
~Hs<r fer The
House 81 David
basketball tea m
" hen 10 appears
here sext Thur
day Night ~ Lin
coin high gym.
The whi~kerpA
h . ep sser WIN
clash With = team
Of ali-stArs. 49,
leetesi from The
alf-<iazen tram.
In the CITY has
kethan league
N n 4 err siir~~fieH
Of Hal Lee.
Lee hasn't vet
figured out any
W ay In chesk
Stoeitlng. but NJ
II giving II . lot
Of thought. Tive
men. one stand
Ing on the others
shoulders. might
he one Way % do
ID. Hal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
CROSS AGAIN
WITH LOGGER
BASKET CLUB


Basketball spirit has hi a new
high Al the College Of Puget
Sound. The return Of Tom Cross
10 the hoop wars Monday after
noon seemed 10 make almost =
perfect setting for what may he
the Loggers first Northwest con-
ference title.
Cross, = rangy sharp shooting
youngster. pulled two muscles IN
his arm when he collided In mid
air with a Whitman player during
the Loggers recent fiye-gsme
eastern invasion.
For the last three games Of
the trip he sat On the bench
unable 10 play. but Monday
afternoon he WAS ence again
on the naples and although
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
TIGERS LEAVE
FOR EVERETT
HOOP BATTLE

Coach V. G. Lowman and his
Stadium Tigers departed today for
Everett. where they will face the
indicated Seagulls tonight. The
Bengal reserves will meet the
Everett seconds In preliminary
tilt.
Marion klarich. star Bengal
guard. who has been on the In
jnred list with several loose teeth,
likely will see action tonight. At
least. he made the trip.
Others who left for Everett In
clude. Yves Hudson, Hub olzen-
dam, Ed Dever, Neal Lindstrom.
Fred Angus. George warter, Hsr-
ry Mansfield. Dwight Lewis. Jim
Angus. Ray Hagen. Benny Blair.
Ted Gregg. Parker Buck. Gerry
Bennatts and Jim Kelly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
SKI WEATHER

PARADISE - SNOW on road
from IL miles east of park en-
trance TO Paradise; roads closed
above Narada falls; I, inches Of
new SNOW. mo further details
available.
sNoQUALMIE skf BOWL -
Temperature 80 degrees; seven
inches new SNOW; total IS inches:
showing hard; skiing good.
MI. BAkER--Koad open 20 ons
and a half miles west Of lodge;
snow ON road from nine miles easi
of glacier 20 one and = half miles
west Of lodge; 80 degrees. eight
inches new SNOW; total IS inches;
skiing poor.
ssOQI AL4MIE PASS snow
and slussn on road from Eight miles
west Of summit Ia EAsion; from
Easton 10 Iron Greek. slush on
road: 80 degrees; ~ inches new
snow; total es inches; overcast
and showing.
PARK JUNCTION snow on
road from Park Junction to IL
miles west; 81 degrees; IL inches
new SNOW; total is inches; over
cast.
CAyUsE PASS - Gates els.ed
today.
sTAMPEDE-fai and partly
cloudy: 81 dsgrees: three inches
new SNOW: total ~ inches; skiing
fair.
MARTIN Calm and partly
cloudy; 81 degrees; sin inches new
SNOW; total 81 inches; skiing fair.
MOsAD LAkE-EaIm and part
cloudy; IS degrees; eight inches
new snow total S. inches; snew
dry; skiing excellent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
MEL OFT WILL BREAK RECORD EVERY
TIME NE HITS HOME RUN THIS SEASON

fielder. tlsd lhs fielding record
bsla jointly by I'm ko~aseA~
and Johnny coonsy wlih mark
OF Boa Duryea's whitehead.
Giants. eausllnd tha record NUM-
Der Of assists for second hsss.
msn IN ons game. having II 70
hls credit April ~.
You have 10 70 back To the
18TH century 10 equal tbs Giants
seven h0snsrs in ous game
against the hsds on June 9 ana
against tho rhiis August ~
five Of those IN the He'd gains
we're helstsd In the fourth Inning
for = brand nesz homer per ln-
ming mark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14

contests IS hits In 50 trips
for a ala average.
TWELVE STRAIGHT
cinclnnati's Reds complied the
seasons iengthlest winning
streak of IL games just the
amount the Pirates iont in
row in their skid from the first
division To sixth place !. Frank
Mccormick. Reds sophomore
first baseman. led the circuit
with 700 hits. the exact NUM-
Der he collected In his freshman
season he also eel . new
record for dotlbls play parsleipa-
ton Of i05
Terry Moore. Cardinal out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
Call Out The
Fire Apparatus

CHEBoY6AN. Mich. - In
yerness Dairy of Chebossn de-
feated Lewiston. Mich, lac to
!. last night In An independent
basketball game.
Ted Socha, Inverness forward,
scored IS points. Bob Wolder-
sli. center. who had been III
Saturday and Sunday. scored
AZ points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
Ben Winkleman
San Jose Coach

SAN JOSE, Cal. - San jose
State college has named Ben
Winkleman. University Of Ar
kansas graduate. ms head football
coach. succeeding Dudley Sargent
Degroo..
II was announced Winkleman
was signed on a one-year contract.
The terms were not disclosed but
they were believed TO lie between
s2,700 and $4,000.
Degroot took n one-year leave
of absence recently 10 become
head coach at the University OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
OREGON GIRL
SWIMMERS TO
TRAVEL EAST

PORTLAND - Portlands Multi.
nomah Club Women's swimming
team. headed by it's f3,yearsoid
champion, Nancy Msrki, ~lli en-
train Feb. 70 for the national
womens indoor swimming and
diving championships q, Miami
March $40. IL was announced 10.
day by Coach Jack Cody.
Cody said the team probably
would make exhibition appear
anees at Chicago and Omaha. and
possibly at 81 Paul.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14

The squads went through short
windup workouts yesterday, and
both mentors announced their
teams in top shape. Injuries and
illness. which had plagued both
outfits all year, seem to have run
their course.
The Bells. who have copped
both of their city contests. are
currently leading the local
chase. while the Abes are sit
ting In second place with two
wins and one loss. That loss
came In the first Bell-Abe
fracas 10 days ago.
John Kennedy. Lincoln headman.
will probably open with Logan
Blades and Bonnie Ishioka, for
wards; Bob Hall. center: and Dex
Hutton and either Ray Sturgeon
or Don Hesselwood. guards. Bell
armine's Leo Eckstein will rely
upon Dick Smith and Bob O'Con-
nell, forwards; Claire Normile.
center. and Buck Weaver and Paul
Griewe. guards. to halt the Abes.
The preliminary encounter
between midget squads will
probably be q recurrence Of
the thrilling duel In the first
meeting of the pee wees,
which the Abes won. 21-20.
Frank Morrone and Hal Dizard
forwards; high scoring Bobbie
Stran. center: and Duane Lucke-
notte and Bob Heron, guards, will
open for the Lincoln Babes. The
Bells are expected to send Larry
Rask and Jim McNerthney. for
wards; Jim Bischel. center. and
Dick Martineau and Pat Mailley,
guards, into the game.
CITY STANDINGS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE

Following are the games 70 be
played this Tuesday at Stadium
a" Division: Pacific Mutual Puei
VS.. Wheeler-Osgood At 2 p. m.. Nal
Iey's vs.. Northwest Chair at D. m.
Archers VS. Y NJ C A. al Q D. m.
B" Division: Eagles Va Community
House at 7 D. m; Marine Reserve ".
Chiila's at 3 D. m; American Lake
vs.. B'nai Birth at Q .. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
Pacific Beaten

WALIA WALI.A. Wash. - Whit
man college upset Pacific nniver-
sity of Forest Grove, Ore, 1888.
last night in Northwest confer
ence basketball game. A Whit
man forward, Bullock. Gagged ID
points 10 lead scorers. Cooney
and Eilertson each had seven
counters TO top Pacifies squad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
neeyso1y 1lrons
Rival NTH IT,

4 n4etiy-em&esis1 s'noxn M
followed - = hwnty $780,. neyo
E~rt Nncvss1y ~ shlf1 - -
eldane fsli ~ NJ mo4xN Win ~
numh~vr l.ss NIGHT a ftveenwlen
sell1eunk
- - - - - =
.-~--<. - - 800 1~rnun
so~f,pun1y. My so1nenn 1pcm
sin1ansy, 49, ~ p1nnn1
nsnunesn. rou1n1e1 11rn1knrn
n~ssyweteH4 y ff11 - -
fhise pe~n1 ut1n ) 49,
s~sAien ssn16o ~ ~ unun
k~sr ~ seen11n1n1 = 6rnnco
snbess n tatn - ~ fpmvo1
s~sn< w1>n ; 16ybme 10Y nr1o
ssss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
Ski
DaddliME
Along
BIZ Ed MEAGMR

1t looks as though the Col
lege of Puget Sound ski team
d viii finally get a chance to
swing into action when it
b completes against the Univer-
sity of British Columbia and
Reed college at Paradise val
ley over the week end.
Originally Reed was to play host
tat the Northwest Intercollegiate
Ski union tourney at Government
|'camp, Mount Hood, Saturday and
|,Sunday but lack of snow forced
,postponement.
Meanwhile, ineligibility took its
| toll in the ranks of the Logger
ski team as two of its members
were ruled out. Gene Hall, letter
man from last year and leader of
the Logger ski club, and Pete
Dempsey, former Bellarmine high
school ace, were lost to the team.
A third member of the team, Jack
Coblentz, did not enroll for the
spring semester.
That leaves Bud Barrett and
Bill Taylor to carry the Logger
banner. The other members Of
the team have not yet been Sc
1ected.
At StoWe, VI, scene OF the
nationals a couple Of gears
ago, they're planning TO build
the 1corld's largest ski lift. II
mill be 1880 feet long and 1ciH
cost $50, 900. In an hours
time IL aCill accommodate 203
skiers. The lift mill be sus-
pended from % steel toners.
If only Uncle Sam 1oould build
q lift at Paradise valley.
Hmm mnmmt
Free ski instruction will be n
feature of the Cardinal clubs ski
party at the Milwaukee Ski bowl
ItAl ftdboAfs Asiho VIM
can ski will show the tyres how.
Instructors will include Ruth
Schroeder, Bill Brady. Owen Gal
Iagher. Gordon wingard and Emil
Burcar.
The Tacoma Ski club. which has
promised TO support the Cardinal
party practically en- masse, will
also furnish an instructor or 50,
1t Is understood. although they
have not yet been named.
The Cardinal party, incidentally.
will mark the first time train
for the Ski bowl has been made up
completely by Tacomans. All
other trains have picked up more
passengers in Seattle. The train
will leave the Milwaukee depot al
NJ 7:30 am, return about mid
night.
Burcar is committee chairman.
assisted by Dorothea johnson, Mar
garet Gallagher. Georgina Burear,
Stanley Malovich. Gordon Wing
ard, Bill Brady and John Zelenack.
All skiers are invited to Join the
party.
Monaols were the first 10
strap on n pair Of skis. That
-cds about 5000 years ago.
The Mongols used them effee-
tiUely in trnUeling oper the
great snoto bldnketed terri
tory of Northwestern Asia.
And iohy not?
POLLING AROUND: known ss
ne Paradise friumyirate, Ray Ian
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14

Tha Pierce County spoftmnsfs's
association will meet In regular
session Tuesday st = D. m. Al fha
Maccah-ss hail. izth and Pacific
ave. Refreshments ~iIi be served
after the meeting Members and
friends are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
JOE'S LEAD
SEEM s SAFE

For the first time since the
Puget Sound conference season
opened, Joe Janikula, Enumclaw's
potshot artist, seems fairly sure
of holding the lead in the indi-
vidual scoring race for two weeks
in a row.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
Sacrifice Fly
Out or Baseball

BEII.EAIIt. F'is.---Ihs sse-
viflee nv ruiz. long . heae u
contention In baseball circles.
Was waited out Of estsfcne~ To-
day by The sns jor lragsse super
,isIsn sf tussnnisstsnef n. -.
1-Andis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
Game to Decide Two Titles

church. ~ 90 -. In the eihrs
league game.
Play Thursday night with three
games on tap at peilarmins and
the triple. header next Tuesday
will conclude the regular season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14

v. T. waifsndss. nan rrArxssssl
hcsri v~nsr. doc e~nsr snd 81 !
T.neiss. has secepssd ~ invita- |
ton n N. rssosna ksanei club
yeaaT Mans nsssissss si4s =
Judge I'll breeds Il IN March
so.si shew.
Ne has judged - staektou. Nsp. |
tune Beach. Oakland. ssn n~s.
nsrdina. Long Reach. I'm vrAns
cisco and many ether places. n
1891 he judged u the Msrvss ssd
Essss shsw. nsdlscn. y. T.. M
ieaa ~ the North wsssehsst~s
club. New York. sAid ~ maay 10
be the Two finest shuws IN In
United states
Local dog sshIMtofs Fsm~mssef
his rims work 1t vlstasss IN insn
and Al vsncsuvsf. \. q. Ia ipse.
where they found him Ia ~ =
Judge whe made his pissemsnis
exactly ~ he raw tnsm.
NOT suIn1gD nv
INTEI.I.I0ENCE
intelligence. smsftnsas. shsIity
10 do tricks rec<ivs seant ntsss.
ton at dog shows. FIRST. herAuss
shsy cannot he judged esffsetiy
or easily by the Judge. . stxAnasr
To the dog. and se6aud. DOC shsws
are designed 10 AID dog bsesdlus
through hsfsdity.
The vssnsisssf v~ss~e NY
she saisi1es wsssgiy vnisses
Ms dog far shsw psspasps y
lsyaity-~~iks stsaehmeet thee
spsisss ~ hes~@e~ wses~w
ard Cog nsehes IN mn~s~s >
sss~e< Judge. A asx's teyaa>y
md service ~ sst r~asts~ ssv
sniassitss ~ = AsE se~s ~
ahsnKh hsppslr th~y ass -
yesa prizes salsse.
DESIGNED To AM
BREEDING
Dog shgsS arr designed fsimsrs
liy aAd Theoretically sntsrsiy -
sn ed 70 h~tfsf breeding n Digs
Winners are enos~n according -
a certain ssrxntf standard al uess
fs1llnn, each breed h.. IL own
different standard. 70 t~s n<s<ds
hsse Inc Same standard. ex1<pt
that for smooth and wIfs fss tsr@
fssss. smooth. rough and ~sss
isebshsnds. sHa tsssn sh@ aisfsr.
sfses u n sest ossiy.
Jh~ stas1a<6s ~ eesf~essss
ass lss~~a sis~&st ssssr~sy wS~s
phfsassi sssiffiss~- stze.
weight. sksps ~ he~1. pse~
psvsssss VI lpss6y - IN ilk~.
A~<4s~s hesealty - hse~11s9
u aess~sneA ssiy wssh sne~s.
s~isx pkystssi ps~psstiss -
truth. ss~ttsss sss ~ npn1e
s,sh . sies 81 sssstst ssetts
sass betsy sTsa~snItt<< n ~
sfsspr.x. nssiss, se~isss s<&
'ssstsks~ sss sst tshesste1.
ss~s " hsth pssesis pe>~ees
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14

Genital Lutheran and Falkland
Trinity Lutheran viii compete for
two basketball titles next Tues
day night at the Bellarmine gym
nasium. The winner Will be de-
elared champion of the Park
church-Fraternal and Church
leagues.
Monday night both teams
cleared their final hurdles Ia
earn indicated status for
the championship fray when
Central Lutheran eked out
decision over First Methodist.
81 Ia -. and Falkland
dropped Epworth Methodist,
81 10 81. Latter Day Saints
heat Puyaiiup Christian
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
Race Leadership
Rests on Result

top spot standings hanging
varsity preliminary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
CAN BEAT ROGERS

Other factuAi iid-blts from
the Green Book
Every time Mel OFT ciouis
a homer this year he'll break =
record He finished Gre De
hind Johnny Aizs. Cardinals.
for season honors with n bat
advanced his lifetime total 20
ses for a new National league
mark He batted In 100 runs
last year. the ninth time IN his
is-yesr career that hes b.
longed to ths loo or more
club Tao more such sea-
sons and he ~'ill exceed Rogers
Horpsbys lifetime record u
1854. OFT no1 has I .sss
Cookie LAvagetto. Dodgers.
and Eibie Fletcher. Pirates. tied
for four-run fo8r-oaggsrs honors
last season. each betting tao
bonsra with fhe bases loaded.
There we're 80 occasions of
five hits In one game and 81
eases o. four hiis in one game
John Mize and Jimmy Brown
Of the Cards each turned IN the
latter iF1ck four times
Chuck Klein. Pirates. staged
1899 longest batting streak,
hitting safely IN Il straight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
City Battles
Follow Form.


Game. la the city nszksth~ll
less..e wsn, eft .cearfsnx - farm
last night n Lincoln sym. with
Al three fseeri.ss saeeklnT cat
victories.
tAtllss ~aIserpt ~ ls~s~
p,ar~ Camssaras~.. ~ - -
J.An~~N rAi.s uea es~s t'Alt-
fsssia k,asi.t.s - - - ~Alle
GcnsuuseF> Neas aewaea
I.s~r-tlsy Auss fr~tskt. -
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thus no change wn* made n
The standings ard chlils'. sslii -
mains the team r. ilfs. The Thsila
club wra ire first half shamrien.
shsp and shnaid u repeat 10 play
off for shs title viii n@ necessary.
Ths camm.Fsns eIuh oFfsved
only = minimum amount ~ ops.
sssson 10 chslla's. bat Jahnsnn
Paint and Consumers had 10 play
flrwt class hasketesll 10 earn their
victories.
TIE hara.ruastnx flsstssA
In particular. wire dasnvssss
ap - the flaal xsss ssa -
they haA lsns = mite Nj mes~
Knea fevtua~ W tneiv sse~s-
lag might weti have hAseee
the Painters = arfeat.
Jerry Kent diminutive rhilss
forward. led scorers far The ssss
nlnx. dunkang In seven field gaia
and ala FREE throws for total 81
% points
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Curfeu Law
For Baseball

HELi4kAIa. Fis.~-fhe .sr
~ lssssss pasylax sssies esssr
nslfaes. n s<.~lss hess uHzirs
flse sup<ss5@lns II Gesn<siss
slsaer X. -. I@aais. yesterday
p~.sea Fais DisSiax curriers'
90 aixhf baseball xsses-
Inaef Ina new iexikistlen -
laaiax u any night sams may
~ started after ffsss .. -.
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NEW YORk-Pit,sburgh
Pirate ontfielder Paul Waner's
first hit of the 1910 season will
be the 2.s00th Of his major
league career.
This and scores OF other facts
can be CLEANED from the 1870
edition of the Green Book. off
ciai glossary Of the National
league. published specifically for
baseball writers, who annually
wonder why It's 81 pages OF
baseball do You knos >"
aren't printed for public con
sumption.
Paul Waner il the only active
player with three major league
batting crowns 1927, 1884 and
Is3s-to his credit but needs
three more seasons Of 2o0shit
production TO come closs 20
Honas Wagner's sll-tims Ma
tlonai league lifetime record Of
3.430 hits.
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