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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06

Wyandotte. and Mrs Nora Holmes,
Ypsilanti. were visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Staebler Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Mosher,
Dexter, Sunday afternoon
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
Ten More Students on
Pilot Training Course

Ten more students have been
added to the civilian pilot training
program at the city air port max
ing a otalof 90, 10 men and one
woman. enrolled in the course Of
fered In connection with the Mich
igan State Normal College curricu-
lum.
The additions to the enrolment
are Francis d. Barnard, George NJ.
Skurla and Clifford d. Jolley, Ann
Arbor; Alexander c. Walkowski,
Ralph b. Tibble. Arthur w Mash
Ike, John Munson Hall; Wilson l..
Becker, 401 W. Michigan Ave;
Milton A. Hartman. Saline; Charles
Nemeth, 615 w Cross ST.; and
John Shada SIS w. Forest Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
Move Into New Home

Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Blum have
moved into their new home In
Plymouth. They visited Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Geer Saturday eve
ming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Passeau Close 10 No-Hiis

NEW yoRk-Thers, q bunch
around the major league prsss
boxss that there's going 10 b. an
other no-hii no-run game this sea
son. There's pothing more sub
stantiai 10 base n on than Col. T.
n. Bradley's belief that everything
happens m thress
Since Bob Feller and res Carrie
ton carved out their no-hittsrs. the
experts have been looking for the
third me Twice this week Cubs
pitchers have come closs. Larry
French. veteran southpaS who IL
staging one ~ the years big come
backs. held the Bees 10 two hits
on Monday. and until the seventh
permitted only one scratch single
Yesterday Claude PAI-eau. Cubs
right handler. came even closer in
his 2hitter against the Giants.
Pas@eAu's rlo~ensss % an
other no-hltser keeps the press
bon asnisens excited about
seeing another pitcher make
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Painters
Win From
Smeliers
No-Mi Greer Sent
70 Showers Toko
Double City Dill

enpesier Dairy M rMNs%
nsasNas nr~sh~rs nsess ansss-
~ ssxhs ~ II~o~ls bvwt
starting - s'cleek n ~
fsssi tsts is~gee sssss - ~
week.
JahasoH Paint moved hat high.
hFow Friday nt8ht u f1neeln
hewi. taking . deuhls Nh firm
Shelter Local No ~. 10 10 snd
: 10 . Ths twin wtn siv~s ths
rsintmsa . esmfuFtshis edge a
The tap ~ h CITY lssEsss heap.
Howard Greer. VIVA tosssd I'm
no hlt games last week wss
Knocked out ~ the bos By ths
Fslntmsn In the ep<nsr N The
third frame. MotoouEsl and nnt
berg fssinE but littis bettsr Al
Libks Jr. tnssed three hit hsii for
Johnsonitss,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Seattle Wins
From Portland
BY United PRESS


San Diego remained at the tor
of the Pacific Coast league today
by ending a three-game losing
streak and spanking Sacramento
40. Bryon Humphreys scattered
his nine hits so widely the Senators
never stood chance, and only once
did the Solons get runner to thiro
base.
Seattle rammed over five runs in
the first inning to beat Portland
30 Three hits, two errors and two
walks off orrell and Specie turned
the trick. Hal TIrpin set the
Beavers down with six hits. It was
the third straight win for the Rain
iers.
Ralph Buxton bested Ray
Prim in a pitching duel a.
Oakland took Los Angeles "a
10 even the series. II was BuK-
tons eighth victory against
two defeats.
San Francisco outlasted Holly
wood 6-4, winning out with a four
run splurge in the ninth. Larry
Powell and Bill Fleming put on q
tight battle until the ninth when
Ted Norbert's double scored two Of
the four runs. Powell then filled
the bases with a walk and two
scratch hits and Win Bsllou was
called 10 the rescue. Ballou walked
Vince Monzo to score Cliff Dapper.
and George Nanish's ny scored Bill
Matheson. but Babe Herman was
an easy infield out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Archery Event

The annual Tacoma city archery
championships will be held Sun
day morning at Q o'clock at the
new outdoor Point Defiance range
north OF FINLAND. There will be
special awards and all archers are
invited.
Harvey strandwold. defending
champion. will have stiff compe-
tition in Fred Brockway, George B.
Clark and Steve Michael.
Mrs. Harvey strandwold IL the
defending women's champion.
Sonny Johns. Northwest and
state junior champion, will be on
the firing line, as will Dorothy
Axtelle, defending girl junior
champion Of the Northwest and
state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

Wits McInlcIlus
Mtllng SlEIde,
9eoEs = 40

~ larla9 n p&i~m 80 nlon1.
Z - |, ~ Te<ee.a Tigers w~at me
. 1850 ~ Win - f1rNeua
esah na1sm hs1t>a y thr~s sune
u ~ fls~l tenlna sn6 euns1~1 =
. triumph
- neeasne fnsaane s>enle>6
s>epH1 pinee ~ ntxtt ~ Ihump-
40 weon1ro~N -.
teaae nnne cnrtsscpAer pliene1
fws~hst ~ ~ wns IN vs<sim -
= tnfeersN r~i>v n ~ seventh ~
ming - - seyi>s ep~s~F ~ We
nateAee meanwhile uessxs spuse,
NiH5>es epeessvea Ne chl~fr ~
~ MIA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Puts Only Meet
For &c Golfers

Puts only IL on thu program
for Country club women golfers
Tuesday. Here u the lineup;
Mrs. Mccain. Mrs. cunsn.
Mrs A. Craig. Mrs Benton.
Mrs Davis. Mrs.. Rabbit
Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Andrews
Hiss Presley Ellis. Mrs. Peter
man
Miss Amy Lou Murray. Mira.
wingats
Mrs Peterson. Mrs Wright.
Mira olzendsm. Mrs Ripley.
Mrs. Foas. Mr. Beach
Mrs Alslp. Mrs s~esting
Mrs Draws. Mrs Nasiiok
Mrs Lsavsrton. hrs Bon Read
Mrs Heath, Mrs.. Cuilisson.
Mrs LBndviek. Mrs. Yodsr.
Mrs. Smith. Brs Perkins
Mrs. Allison. Mrs.. willard
Mrs. Jsss Read. Mrs. Stewart
Mcdonald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Allenby Loses
First Ring Bout

SEATTLE - Don AIlsnby. Ia
eoma grocer and amateur welter-
weight boxer. suffered the first de
feat Of his career laat night on .
regular weekly card here. Allenby
Lost a decision IN five rounds 10
Bob Borden OF Seattle.
sailor Ryan. Everett. technically
knocked out Hugo Plsnz. Monros.
In q four round lightweight bout.
Ed csrmsen. Everett velisrwsight.
technically Knocked OF; Lee Wells,
Shelton. In two rounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Fair Weather
For Salem Tilt

A prediction Of fair weather for
the whole north Pacific coast on
Sunday was enthusiastically greet
ed by more than $50 Tacoma base
ball fans who will join the Hot
Stove league excursion to Salem,
Ore. for a doubleheader between
the Tigers and Salem Senators
Ticket sales passed the IT'S mark
Friday and another 100 viii be
added by the time the special train
Is ready to leave the Union sta
ton at T.45 o'clock. IL was est
mated by Harold d. Hayward.
chairman Of the Hot Stove league
committee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Missions
Win Track
Competition
Leqssrs sscsnd In
Northwest Evonis
Lutheruns Third

WAII-A WAIx.A. W.zA.--w'nlt-
man eaiisge ~sa the isto NeFth.
ws~t esnferencs track ard field
tito tn . ssx.way met hsrs iast
night with % pcsnts
College II Puget sesnd was 80
cnd with - points. followed ~
Pacific l.athsrsn ccile4s eth 80
points cnlieEs a fdahs tr.llea
with az pcints wiilanstte uni-
er~ity and txnsistd selssss sscrs6
eight each
An sret6ess N ~ swe- sslls
event hls~s~a Cslsexs ~ Puget
ssundss ehnnre FIR vsc1efy.
Julius n~sk. tFs sws-mfses.
sllppeA rssndins . torn -
wss fsunA b hsvs fresenre1
hts left sskie. neek 80 49,
lag tn pseh - ysr<s ss~m
the finish line when - -
cldens sroarrsd.
Two recofds wef~ brnksn N ths
meet Ths Whitman reMy team
sol . new conference ana track
record. covering the distance IN
s'7ba. Leo Riehfsr, Whitman.
broke the conference track record
with . heavs In ths shotpus II ~
feet. sne inch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

8fnfs Vrhsei FHFs a4tttd 10 Ne
uaffHseAs EtsFts HeHsWss ehfI1t.
spnss tse asss nlls oahsa. 1fssi<fl
ssetliiss hits asnianis. is.sfil
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q WsnateAse 4 h4=e - b<lis. ~
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In1tH4 rlAhefs fhfisk9nfeF. alHnn4fss.
h2.sn saa Hs'zs<si<sl tine Il ssme.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

his way Into the han NJ fame.
several small beta have hees
placed among The writers 81
ridictlosls Odds ef I'll that an
ether no-hitt.r win cosss up
before October. The odds
should b. about s00-l that
there won't be another one. az
eerdinE 10 . professional
pficemAksf.
Billy Herman's homer was the
winn,ag poke in the Cubs 40 We
tory ever The Giants, although the
Cub. added three more for good
measure The victory was the
Cubs tf'h straight and enabled
them 10 take over third place from
The Ctants
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
with ELLIOTT METCALr

THIS the of weather that brings out the natural
fly matches our lakes and streams
And because OF that fly casters should find their
favorite sport picking up
In years past old neghbor has often taken fine
from the Ton river Lewis county town Of Morton
The royal buckta is always good So is the ordinary
brownsh buck with chocolate body But II these fail and
hot and sunny take TO the king OF the
waters professor grizzly king They have never failed
us the Tion :.
country Bogaehel oueets and sssOp
offering fly fishing according to reports Years OF
that the fork tail IA light
winged fly with yellow body) trout producer Usually yellow
bodied wing fly brings results
Spinner productive the Peninsula
the Naches although bait fishermen have had the better
fortune
anbows taking trolling outfits and wet flies
Evening fishing the fayoe
Croppie have been ooming lure with wham both
MIR and Mrs BIN Groves of Tacoma recently
brought the coppie catch display this
blueg and rainbow trout also the bag
They Vandes satsop Special n.y. trailer fly and killer
better chance to land fish
than not land them The weather has been just what the doctor
ordered angling ayorite should
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

Tsccms Eagles are spcnsoring
q Made Waterway salmon derby.
Qualifying rounds opening sunday.
Fish may es caught anywhere
IN the Sound. but must he entered
Al tho Middle waterway beat.
house
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

Thumps Tigers In First Of Series
Waterway Salmon Derby

Frsi fFs>s VIA - tteo e.<k.
seecnt Prise IS snd tnird prss~
sie There are - ether cash
prtn>. Ne nerohsndi.s prir~s 9Th
- offered u y strictly . rssh
prirs affair
Finsls are scheduled frr sept ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

n, ss"ss' esss = ~. dY.asf.es. A'..ss
Flfiss hlts. a. Lakks n tsa-bsss hlfz.
nowmsn. ntlfeB. \ Teaisfsen. iAeis
ihFss.bsse hits. Leeis hon.s ulfss.
Wslsmsnn. WINS isft % p.ses
tnsls<F tls>si ;. JsAaesa rslns @ !.
. bite Funs az asssf N piss
Innings ! hlls . fuus off aefsfsissl
N innlns hiis Fuys eff hpis
~. Y, 'se,nss s.sH.s 90 =,
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dFesf, sila pikh. fkhHe q HHs "A
gsnsf set ssnplfss. M<osnssf Ans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

- Nit4 nr2 fsst <eassa aff Davis
~ , fnHtu&4 sefta hfEz. fsfzf fans
: sssss s 81 fs."1 = !, .: :;s.sfs
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HtfftE UX4 ~ 9&Ts 4 "a ufNpIfe&.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

Runs responsible fer, rrim Z nus-
Tn = struck out N rrim ,. ruxtnn
. hssss en- hsiis. of frim I. Huston
o slia pitches Burton g. passed
Christopher chspmsn. HtFinHef
Mayo. Lyman, Nnstkoffi double
plays, Cihccki-stTineer- Collins. time
all. unpires. Fannina. Dufen and
MaKseo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

N4ek sf@es4. 81 Ai4sfs - - "a
Hin4x q Eef1&f& Gus 4 $3.50 - h&lIz
& fgA* seefs4 AT 1fsffllf IN IL a.
ptAet = stfessx pa u. bAes "a halls
Z xiia pfte0<@. Mesflii eft ~ b&set
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-. ts3NeFt MzErlfoH =. N<ssa 4.
kay4 >eflffee kftgle oFtefa.
4hkfps4l s14Asn teees. ues<x, 1pTiaxef.
4gsfpis plays enbmef ~ 4fsinH, Tina.
1iie 1zNDffssl c1ls ana Aenssl6h
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

Innings pitched. Ofrcli = At hat
off orrsii 4 hita off orreii 4. runs
scored off orneii 4 runs responalbis
for orrell .. struck out. by 1flrpin
= Specie q. bases on balis. off TuFpin
. oTrsii 2 left on bases Seattle D
runs batted IN. Afchis, 0yssinssl
eehuntsT 4 sacrifices. Marshall,
Nismiec 6chuster. Lawrence double
play. echustef 20 Niemiec "a Archie
time. ! 80. umpires. Edwards and
Powell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

yEsTEaDAy's RESULTS
Cincinnati 7. Phiiadeiphia Z. II
ianlng.
Broehiys q. - Louis !.
ChlcsEs q, New fsrh 0.
Pittsburgh 81 fssstss. rais.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
PACIFIC COAST IEAouE

IfsffFdhft NesHffs
seattle 4. Portland Q.
san Diego 4. Sacramento 0.
san Franeisea Q. Hollywood 4
Oakland o fss Anseies q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

Totals .5..4.3A ali a. 10 o
Batted for klsinke In ninth.
b Ran for ballenser IN ninth.
c Ran for orilk IN ninth.
ss &C n,sna $3.50" e oVg o ooo go
Runs responsible for. kisinks q,
balls. off kleinke L OF Humphreys
q. left on bases, Sacramento D. san
Diego 4. two-base hit Balleneer. runs
batted IN, Salksid. Patohsit EperrY 2
time. 40. umpirea. Hood and Enstn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
New xeyk Q, Chicago !.
Cleveland ~. washinstsn 4
Philads4phia al Detroit. eeid
seathsr.
bostos II 81 Louis. rain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Healthy Rocinq in South !.

CafOrnas healthy horse racing condition Is attributed
to the establishment Of breeding
Ten years ago the breeding industry in the lengthy state
10 south represented maybe $500, 900
Today that industry is classed of $50 1000
which is pronounced progress -.
And today also there probably close to 1000 racing
animals, including brood and youngsters in the
great state below our border line
The credit for this healthy condition Is
Carlton Burke former chairman the California commission
In fact under Burke that the complete California racing
system established
speaking racing things coming to at
Longacres, Washingons chief track
There $50 of the plant
Most of them north from Tanforsn, Francisco
continue until racing underway
which will be June 20. 4s-day program has been
Mortimer Carahe the public relations of
visited neIghbor yesterday, bringing
him Howard Durham of Maryland and California
Durham will handle the written publicity He
outstanding their line nation
We had long chat light lunch and
do both
year Washington Jockey equipment
myriad of other about
them
LISTEN...
The kid third sacker of Tigers, White is smackng
that ball in serious Over there they lines
of DEATH fighting lines where youth dies Here fish
lines and cOntentment rules each The Hole
tourney scheduled for jefferson Park payed this year is
being planned to hiring out real interest Chef Corey his
mates have been on the job Tro OUT to Point Defiance
make William Tells look like blah Well enterprsing
Eagles lodge sponsoring derby Waterway
You expect heavy entry Those Billy
Bnton the hunter and fisher this
for his trips She wellington Utah And
good luck young people are on their
They added the list yesterday
off the hill Howard Greer games four day
Tacoma district Last CITY play beIted from
me nil The fanks appear to he coming
Dodgers are maintaining their hot And going fishing
See Tuesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

San Francisco 800. 600 ITO o04-a
HollyWood ..4..4... 02o no oo2-=a
winning pitcher. Powell innings
pitched. By Powell 4 plus ~ hat off
Powell. Al. hits. off Powell o runs
scored. of Powell a runs responsible
for. Powell q Fleming BAliou l.
on bases San Francisco .. Hollywood
o. thrre-baso HIT. storey. two-bass
hits Storey sprink. Norbert runs
batfed in, Hoover a Pain. barrett.
Norbert, storey. Mono. handish sac
Tificsa cisasll Powell. Pain, stolen
bases Jennings storey double plaFs
Thompson 90 DAppef storey 70
Wright 70 Tain. time. All. umpirss
rails ana Snyder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

The two schools point totals
differed but little until the broad
jump event sachio fkeda's first
place in the event cinched the
championship for Lincoln. Had
Stadium won the final race the
ss0-yard relay-the score would
have stood 81 TO 30 In Lineoln's
favor.
Lincoln last won the city title
three years ago. ana Stadium
teams had captured honors In all
other major sports since that time
until Friday.
Summary:
l20-yard high hurdles stan Nor
ton Isl. first. Dale Gordon IL seo-
ono, Chuck Reeves a.. third. tine.
ioo.ysrd dash: Dies K.nnis,on
second. Frank Clinton ~. third.
sso-ysrd run: Bob Brown 80
first: Bob Brady fs). seoond Walt
Noyotney IL. third time. O5s
22o--yArd dAsh DICK Ksnniston
ID, first; George soper 80 second.
Prank Reynolds III. third. tins.
44o-yard dash. How. o.as. a..
first; Bill Gregory ts). second. ~
Carr IL. third. time. SIS
Shot put Allen smYths ~ first
Jerry Williamson Isl. second Wes
Hudson tsj. third. distance. - feet
inches
Pole vault: wilhslmssn Gsi. first
George Warter 49,. second Wall
Arneetad fLl. third. height. II feet
7 inches new city record
720-ysrd ioS hurdles Dale Cor
don IL. INT; Barton Wood 81.
second; stan Morton 49,. third time.
.2ss
High jump: Al D4nlslson 81.
first wallace Anderson 80 ana
Clinton Karnes IL tied for second.
height. feet . inches
Discus throw Ted Iuffsr %.
frat. Williamson ~. second. All
Mortenson III. third distance. ii2
feet one fulirth inches
Nile run Ralph Alexander IL.
first. Jim AyiesSorth IL. second
MsrloS swanson o.. tnlrd. time.
44i
Broad Jump saehio Rsca IL.
first George sopsr 81 second Dave
Glenn 81. third. dis,anos. 40 feet
"a niche
sso-yafd relay Lincoln fverns
Christlansen fnEFald Thon penn.
Prank Reynolds and Dirk Kenuistenj
first. time. ! se
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

Yesterday. Result. .
salcm Z. Tacoma !
Vancouver 4. Yakima ..
Spokane q. wenstrh~e 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Wilheln1sen
Sets Up New
Vault Mark
Eleven Abes Will
Enter State Meet:
Six Tigers Score

Lincoln highs track team today
had brought their school It's first
major sport city championship in
three years.
The Abe cindermen Friday de.
fested Stadium, 50 10 81. in the
annual Tacoma prep track meet in
Stadium bowl. and IL Lincoln
performers earned the right to
compete In the yearly state high
school meet at Washington state
college In Pullman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

Jalsnaoa Paint CO. 1890. yei ora i.as
SUMMARY
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

First place winners In all events.
including the members of the win
ming Lincoln relay team, will make
the Pullman junket. besides three
alternates The alternates select
ed include Bill Gregory. 440-yard
dash runner-up. and Barton Wood.
low hurdler. both of Stadium. and
Jim Aylesworth, Lincoln miller.
Thrillers Of the day were the
40 dash and 22o low hurdle
events. Lineoln's HOWE Usage,
with a sudden. almost unbeliev-
able squirt beat out Gregory by
inches In the 440-most gruelling
Of all track events. And the 22o
hurdles could have stood photo
finish between Dale Gordon of
Lincoln and Stadium's Wood.
Gordon was judged the winner,
but, oh. II was close.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

In the state meet and one
Bensal. derry Wilhclmsea.
established . new city record
for the pole vault. The tail,
siender north ender cleared
the bar at IL feet ! inches.
one-quarter Of an inch higher
than the old mark. set by Bob
Prize Of lincoln In 1885.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

Lincoln swept the mile event as
Ralph Alexander came within one
tenth Of a second of equalling the
record established by Jean Wood
of Lincoln in 1885.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

Individual high point honors
were earned by the flying feet
Of Dick kenniston, Lincoln
dash man, who won the 100
and -220 yard dashes and ran
anchor position on the relay
team. Wilhelmsen was tops
among the Stadium perform
ers. Besides soaring 10 a
new heighth in the pole vault.
he placed second In both the
shot put and the disrus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
SAN FRhNcisco

Totals .a.asrs.s34 ut II
, Batted for uhalt IN ninth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31

Times from stations atess sy.,o
responsibility for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
mrs. IRA DAVISSON'S
BROTHER Is STRICKEN

Leonard George Ferris, rs,
brother of Mrs. Ira S. DAWSON,
Mrs. o. r. Pabst and Mrs. r. M.
Wheeler of Tacoma, died Sunday
in Bremerton at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. hurry Hockaday.
The body was sent by the Steltz
Funeral home to Raymond, where
services were held Tuesday at 2
p. m. from the Presbyterian
church. Burial followed in Ray
mond cemetery.
Other survivors include a broth
er. William Ferris of Forester; a
sister, Mrs. Higgins, of Los An
geles. and three grandchildren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-31
Radio Time Table

Pictured is Portland Hoffa. Fred Aliens
very able assistant on the New Fred Allen
show.
Tonights program will bring Joe Louis,
the Brown Bomber of pugilism to tangle
with Allen in an interview. Exchanging
uuib for blow and satire for sock, the go
is set for fifteen minutes, with Harry Won
Zell the third man in the ring.
Holding ringside seats and rounding out
the rest of the hour-long program will be
Portland Hoffa. The Mighty Allen Art
PLAYERS. Wynn Murray and the Merry Macs.
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