davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-06-24
Numerous Player Injuries May Have Serious Effect on Major LEAGUE Race
Win, Lose or Draw
Louis Is Lone Entry in Heavyweight Glass
By GRANTLAND RICE.
un the temporary absence of Francis Z. Stan

Louis Is Lone Entry in Heavyweight Gloss
NEW YORK June "a NANAo-In course of the next few
weeks four heavyWeigh will
York The first brings lights
what should rowdy froc The Conn
In the of entertainment own
But when the matter
neither belongs
At this particular of leaping
no challenger
aid Galento and
Pastor don't belong in the county, Conn would
Louis is lone entry blinking down open
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
All Saints Win
Crusade Honors
Meet RosorY Quint
Sunday in PloY-oM

In a game full of action All
Saints last night beat SITS. Peter
and Paul. Al to IS, in a play off
for the Crusade Basketball league
second half championship.
All Saints will play Holy Rosary.
first half champions, next Sunday
at 8 o'clock at Bellarmine gym.
All Saints (4I) (26) Peter & Paul
Geller t4) ....F. 49, V. Babanski
Kuciemba I'D O.. .fs) S. Sabutis
Fahey % &C. ID w. Powloski
B. Solway tg) C. .t3) NJ. Siemion
F. Svoboda (3) C (2) H. Holcumb
Subs: All Saints-Nataro 6, J..
solway, J. Svoboda. SITS. Peter and
Paul-Grabinski, Cebula 3, Sien-
kiewicz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Bells and Abes in
Crucial Hoop Game
South Side Squad Con Coin Cinch for Tie
In City Prep Race by Victory: West End
Outfit Needs Win to Remoin in Contest

night when Bellarmine and Lincoln
meet in the Bell gym at s o'clock.
A midget preliminary TIT is sched-
uled for Z o'clock.
John Kennedy's Abes. sitting in
first place. can cinch a tie for the
crown by a victory. while a Bell
win will keep alive their slim hopes
for a tie for the city title. The
Abes have taken two of the three
games played between the two
fives this season.
Starters for the Bells are: Bob
Weaver and Dick Smith, forwards;
Clare Normile, center; and Paul
Griewe and Jerry Healy, guards;
while the probable lineup for the
Lynx will find Logan Blades and
Bonnie Ishioka, towards; Bob Hall,
center; and Dex Hutton and Ray
Sturgeon, guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Joe Newberger
.QualifYingBoss

VICTORIA, b. CD. z. tJoe)
Newberger Of Seattle yesterday
captured qualifying round honors
from a field Of 100 in the 18th
annual Empress golf tournament.
He carded an 81, less IA handicap
strokes, for a 81 net.
Ernie Brachat, Victoria, last
years medalist, finished the round
with a "A net, far behind the
leaders.
Driving rain harried golfers dur
ing morning rounds. but early
afternoon sun aided later contest
ants.
Others to qualify for today's
match play In the open in
clude: Lee Steil, Seattle, IS
gross; j. P. Mcnamara, Seat
tie, 81 gross; A. Dale Davies,
Seattle, 80 gross.
Mrs. H. Wolfkill, Seattle, with
an 81, and Mrs. C. E. Bronaugh
of Portland. with an Sc, qualified
for todsys match play in the
women's championship flight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Prep Swim
Title at Stake
Tigers and Abes to
Meet Wednesday,

The Tacoma prep swimming
title, as well as first place in the
Western Washington loop, will be
decided this Wednesday afternoon
when the Stadium and Lincoln
swim forces meet in the Abe pool
at $50 o'clock.
The Bengals top the local
loop by virtue Of their S4-S2
win over the Abes In the first
meeting. The final event on
the program decided that
meet.
The city title In determined by
the combined totals of the two
meets. AS the Tigers won the first
meet by two points. the Abes must
cop the tourney by at least three
points to take the title. Last year
the Tigers and Abes tied 33-ss in
their first duel, Stadium taking the
second contest, 1925.
Vincent Reyes North Enders.
defending champs of the Western
Washington league. slipped into
tie with the Abes for first place
by trouncing Longview and Van
couver last week end, while the
Lynx were defeating Everett. 46-
20. Both splash squads have gained
five wins In six loop starts.
Leading point getters for
the Stadium squad have been
I'D Hopper and Dick Mallott,
free style; Phil Cedarcrans,
breast stroke; and Montgom-
cry. hack stroke The Tiger
free style relay quartet. COM
posed Of MalIott. Hopper,
Davis and Hescox. has won all
all Of their league starts. rs
has the Lynx medley relay
team Of Jack Sines, Bud Ford
and doe Dowsett.
individuals who are indicated
in league races are Bud Ford.
breast stroker: and Captain Bert
Barber. back stroker; both from
Lincoln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Skid a d dino
BY ED MEAGHER

It'll be TacOma's weekend
at the Milwaukee ski bowl
and it's all-l-l-l aboar-r-r-d for
the Cascade ski resort at
Hyak.
Saturday, it'll be Tacoma school
day, with special races and other
entertainment for students. The
trip is endorsed and will be chap
eroned by the Parent-Teachers
association and the Tacoma public
schools.
Ski clubs at all three high
schools are throwing their
support to make the day
success, each TO enter racing
teams, and assist in arrange
ments.
From Tacoma's Milwaukee de-
pot the train will leave at Z a. m.
Saturday, arriving at the bowl at
1890. The return train junket will
depart Hyak at 6 p. m, arriving
in Tacoma three and one-half
hours later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06

by JAMES =. bnEnAknh
United Press Staff Correspondent
A quick glance at the Portland
baseball club Is as revealing as a
sheer organdie frock at a summer
lawn party. The Beavers have
hitting POWERFUL are plagued by
lack OF speed, poor defense and a
squeeze-shilling front office policy.
Sportswriters agree that
Manaper Johnnie Frederick
win have struggle 10 lift his
club out Of Its 1899 cellar
berth. Outfielder Frederick
win play first base In place Of
Manager Bill Sweeney. sold to
Hollywood for 10000. Fred
erick spelled Sweeney at first
In many games last year.
Portland can field team Of 800
hittera With such power the club
might win many games by big
scores. But through the long sum-
mer pull inability of slow-footed
athletes to take an extra base by
theft or speed and a very uncer-
tain defense will cost the club nu-
merous close games. It's axiom
attic that pennant contenders win
most OF the close ones. A speedy
runner like Brooks Holder Of San
Francisco will steal more bases
than four Beaver regulars COM
bined.
frederick is popular, knows base
ball and is an excellent hitter. But
it Is doubtful IL he can play an en-
tire season in top form, plus man.
aging worries.
Muller at Second
Portland sold Irvine Jeffries and
bought Fred Muller. fine pivoting
strong ARMED infielder. 10 play
SECOND. Muller reached his peak
a few years ago with Seattle. He
hits hard in streaks-then lapses.
He il not fast.
Lindsay Bown. .21o hitter from
st. Paul. MINI. will play shortstop.
He repeatedly has class. frankie
Hawkins. suspended occasionally
for various reasons last season,
will be back at third. He hits well
fields fair. Eddie Marshall and
Rookie George Pacheco are re-
serves.
Eddie Wilson-fastest man
on the club last year--was
traded 20 Chattanooga for
Outfielder Al Browne, for
merry OF Oakland. ITS mp TO
Browne or Harry Rosenberg
"a play center field. Each is
more at home In left. Ed
Coleman and John gin. ZOO
FOUNDERS, will roam In right
and left fields. Many drives
and Texas leaguers win find
refuge between the Beaver
outfielders. Herman Reich OF
Tacoma IL young prospect.
Ad Liska and Bill Thomas again
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Ski Weather

use your eyes, use your
head; II is better to be slow
than dead."-State highway
department.
PARADISE: Road open to Par
adise; chains required from gla-
cier bridge; rs degrees; three
inches new snow; total leo inches !;
snow dry; cloudy and showing
lightly; skiing fair.
SNOQUALMIE SKI BOWL:
Calm; one inch new snow; total
100 inches; skiing good.
STAMPEDE: Light west wind
and showing lightly; "a degrees;
trace new snow; total seven
inches; snow wet; skiing fair.
MARTIN LODGE: Light west
wind and showing lightly; one
inch new snow: total IS inches;
snow wet; skiing fair.
MONAD LAKE: Cloudy. with
light west wind; % degrees; two
inches new snow; total So inches;
snow dry; skiing good.
SNOQUALMIE PASS: Snow on
road from one mile west Of sum-
init to summit; carry chains; SO
degrees; two inches new snow;
total 81 inches; overcast, with
light snow; skiing fair.
MT. BAKER: Road open to
lodge; road soft and rough In
places and covered with snow
from three miles east Of Shuksan
to lodge; % degrees; five inches
new snow; total $50 inches; over
cast; skiing fair.
PARK FUNCTIONS: Road In
good condition; SO degrees: brok-
en- clouds.
CAYUSE PASS: Gates closed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Everybody Sunday

AND then, on Sunday, will come
Tacoma day. sponsored by the Ia
coma Ski club and endorsed by the
Chamber of Commerce, both jun
ior and senior divisions, and by
the Young Mems Business club.
There1l be plenty doing that
day at the bowl, including
giant slalom races, restricted
to Tacomans, for both men
and women. Trophies will 20
to winners Of each race.
Train will leave Sunday morn
ing at 7:30 from the depot here,
arriving at the bowl at 1918. On
the return trip the train will leave
Hyak at 6:15 p. m, reaching home
at 8 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Colorful Collections

Speaking of ski tournaments,
one of the most colorful Of all will
be held March 21-22-23 at Para
disc valley. tn be the annual
Pacific Coast college meet and will
draw teams from virtually every
school on the western slope.
Tentatively committed 10
compete are teams from all
schools In the Pacific North
west as well As those from
Stanford and the Universities
of California and Nevada.
University of Washington viii
be host. Official entries for the
meet are due March 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
2 Wenatchee
Players Sign

WENATCHEE, Wash. - Presi-
dent Charles Garland of We
natchee's Western International
league baseball club saih today he
had received contracts from Pitch
err Ken Jacobsen and Third Base
man Mel Cole. Jacobsen was as
signed to the Chiefs from the New
York Yankees. Cole used to play
with Wenatchee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Gus Paine Seeking
Young Ball Players

Gus J. Paine. who'll manage the
Cammarano entry in the Tacoma
City Basketball league this season,
is searching for youngsters over
II with baseball ambitions, par
ticularly those who have a desire
to catch or pitch.
Paine, who was far better than
average receiver himself in his
PALMER days, is well qualified to
give valuable tips to any young
catcher or pitcher.
Paine may be reached by calling
Main 1926, or at his home, PIT
So. Wilkeson st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
May Lease Arena
To Seattle Man

NANAIM0, B. ca committee
considering leasing the civic arena
to Don Mills. Seattle promoter, to-
day recommended the lease be
granted by the city council.
The committee report suggested
Mills be required to post $4,000
fidelity or cash bond. The council
was to act on the suggestion
shortly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Bremerton Carnival

Bremerton will hold its annual
winter sports carnival at Paradise
valley the last weekend in March.
Bemerton's carnival q year
ago was one Of the most sue
cessful ever held In the valley
and those In charge probably
Will make 1t even better this
year.
As before, carnival dance and
coronation of a queen will fea.
ture entertainment Saturday night
at Paradise inn. Downhill and
slalom races will be staged SUM-
day for Bremerton skiers onlv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06

must carry pitching burdens. They
won 40 and lost 80 between them
last year. Whitley Hilcher. cap
able highlander, won six and
lost Is last year after a severe
illness. Glenn Gabler. Lee Fallin
and Ed Linke are counted on to
win. Ralph Birkofer and Oscar
Miller are left-handed possibilities.
Holdovers Pickerell and Radonits
are spotty performers. Best rook-
les are Jack Kallio. Basil Anton
and Rer Cecil.
The catching staff headed by
Eddi hernandez and Vic Monzo is
average. Eddie Adams and Frank
Mcmillan, rockies, are excellent
prospects.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Alosko High Schools
To Vie for Title

FAIRBANKS, Alasta-The first
all-Alaska high school basketball
championship tournament In IL
years will be held here March 49,
20.
Petersburg, which beat Fair
banks in 1929 for the title, was in
vited again as southeastern cham
pions. Petersburg beat Juneau
last week for the southeastern
title.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
TITLE CHASE TO END FOR ONE OF TWO CLUBS
Cuban Postal
Officials Plug
Visit of Reds

HAvANA-An Cuban mail
carries In addition to the usual
postmark the statement: YEA
jugar al Cincinnati Mario %,
%. "a"
Translated this means: sec
Cincinnati play March %, Is
and "a"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Gents, Your Styles Will Be Silky

NEW YORk-The most mannish thing at the
mems style show of the Custom Cutters club today
the department devoted to women's sports
coats.
Even q Dead End Kid" wouldn't be too en-
barrassed caught cold in one Of the severely-cut
jackets designed for sporty women, but some Of
the other items. intended solely for males, might
have struck him bit on the lacy side.
There were, however, "Dead-End Kids" at
the show. Admission was by ticket only, and every
instructed by the uniformed man at the
door to "check your hat and coat"
Being that this is a high class show" he told
an inquirer 1T looks better II they don't their
overcoats-and besides. somebody might try to slip
something out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Vancouver Adds
To Hockey Lead

VANCOUVER, n C.--vancou-
yer Lions were in . class by them
selves today and Pacific Coast
Hockey league teams were farther
apart In standings than ever as q
result OF the Lions AS win last
night over the Portland Buck
ARGOS. The Lions were cntrenched
In first place and sure Of being
in the playoffs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06

GR0KANE. Wash.-G ma ga
hleA school broke The basketball
winning steak Of Seattle Prep last
might ~ upsstting the Puget
sound quintet. $3.50. The score
wos 17-all Il the half. The victory
enabled Conxaga 70 claim the
Catholic high school basketball
tftle a washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
All, Rich Sutins

1t was a good rule. probably, because some OF
the exhibits pretty eye-filling-for example,
the brightly-colored cummerbunds in what the
shows lady press agent called rich, pleasing satins
and silks"
There also were csnary-colored tuxedos. coats
IN blue green and wine and country suits of stun
ming new plaids."
Frank c. Nagel. spokesman for the club, said
all the creations" were designed according 10 "the
dictates of good taste for gentlemen" with view
to ease softness and casual comfort"
Any number OF coats, for informal day as well
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06

Another crucial tiff in the red
hot Tacoma prep basketball title
race is on the docket this Tuesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
BASKETBALL BARAGE

PHILADELPHIA- Dartmouth's
62-61 victory over Pennsylvania
represented the largest single game
total in Eastern intercollegiate
basketball history.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Short Discussion on Herring -.
DEAR MET:

This club wishes 10 thank you as well as the Tacoma
Peere club for your assistance in modifying the old herring
rake law At the height Of all this furore many Oh ou
ehers nav commercial fishermen purse SEEMING out tons
Of herring from Gig Harbor bay.
On one Sunday such boat hauled In over ~ barrels
a herring and on the next day mere 40 barrels THESE
men on this particular boat stated that they were obtaining
a average Of s. per barrel for their efforts.
Three boas were operating at time In the harbor
hre Evidently the combined tonnage Of herring taken
from the bay amounted to small figure
Yours for better fishing conditions
W. G. MONZINGO. Secretary
Thanks, W. c.. Always happy to 90 to bat for the
rang i. M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06

CHICAG0-Don Lash had his
wife's wedding ring made from the
gold and diamonds from trophies
be won In track
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Defends Silks

Nagel, too, defended the wearing Of highly COL
ored silks, scarf ties hpconcealing coats and open
throat sports shirts the ground that they
enable men to express their personality" with
more freedom and fun"
The club pointed out that Easter comes early
this year-March 24-and that there isn't awful
lot of time 10 get ready for it,
Before you know it," the club said, Easter will
be here, and IL you men don't get busy right now
and order your tailored wardrobes, you'll feel pretty
shabby In your old clothes when the big fashion
parade turns out"
II March is as blustery usual you'll also feel
pretty chilly in the style shirts. They are so
sheer as to be downright peek-a-boo except where
the pleats are, and the material looks like some
thing a debutante might fancy.
But as the at the shirt section said they're
cool and can be Numbered time and again"
To tell the truth. men, they're simply d-a-r-rling!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06

MAYBE some one has merely overlooked the little
AVA Of Deschutes river In Thurston county
mean the paintings Of trout In that popular stream
have been virtually nothing the last few years
And how come and why? Certainly that stream Is
entitled 10 its share Anglers of two Of the states largest
countIes (Pierce and Thurston) fish II regularly
Yes and you can add King county to the list because
there are from Seattle who annually whip or egg
the Deschutes
Yet from April l. 1887 through to March 81, 1889 there
have been trout planted there And from April 1885
"a March 81 1887 only 900 trout planted4O00
Montana spotted and 1000 cuthroats These figures were
obtained from Commissioner H. C. Nikelsens files
Paintings from March 81, 1889, have not been COM
piled
II the Deschutes had supply from the mother waters
there would be less reason wonder why the grand little
strip of trout water had been neglected But 1t hasn
Trout from the salt water cannot ascend Tumwater falls
near Olympia thereby blocking any natural supply
So the only method left is artificial planting, and
rn wager you our game chiefs will to that in the
future
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
He Has Something on Boil -.


YOU may not always agree with Nate Druxman the Seattle
frht promoter he stands today of the most aoe
ring moguls in the game That for the big eastern
centers or anywhere else The can't sing He can't s
without salmon eggs He can't 100 yards without losing
Il Winds but he go out and get major ring attractions
ana nut them over He hasn't done all that with mere luck
Ability has been necessary He has made the Northwest
big time fight center in keeping with our rowing foot
hail. baseball and other sports -.
pRAIINC the rain from nth and Pacific TO Market Rust
bu1ing elevator 10 Commerce. Fidelity elevator to
Broolway. Rhodes elevator to Annex on to Market
Lnne there has been state athletic commission ruhng
uroSihttine pro wrestler from laying hand on referee
ae Stevens The referee who died during bout In Seattle
aht have dropped dead in his paror He is reported to
have Mad had heart Pine City high which won the
Il Washington title has enrolment Of 81 students Il
boys... -.
Embarrassing moments Once had to stand before three
easpss IN assembly and in squeaky voice sing, Goodby
Dole Cray pals the while grinning In their seats
STATE athletic commissioners decided among themselves
800 tine aSo 10 each commissioner be responsible Tor
~ own section That E. Grafton Tacoma from
any par Seaes unfortunate mat DEATH George Adams
seattle rules his district Hey, youngsters! Wild
durs IRE now mated Think few times before you Kill
hen We've had several reports Of birds being shot with
n riflB 49,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06

as sports wear. had definitely "corseted look"
which offended the sensibties of visiting tailor
TOO feminine" he snorted. Americans won't
90 for it.
The man at the shirt, cravat and longing robe
department made a virtue of what the short-tem-
pered tailor seemed to consider a vice.
Men," he said ARE finally taking tip from
and are dressing for comfort with an eye
to color They're doing more lounging around"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF
Dominic DiMoq and Publicity

Dominic DiMog and Publicity -.
DOMNIC DiMAGGIO baby brother Of the older Joe and
Vince faces barrier that temporarily thwarted the
major Of Fred Hutchinson, the Seattle kid hurler
with Detroit -.
And that Is ballyhoo. Favorable publicity has been
nationwide, just It with Hutch. Dom has been
pubcsed equal TO Joe in many respects He has been
tabbsd a faster man and with at least good
= Ms more iIlustrious brother Of the Yankees
He has been hailed far and better man than
Vince who is back in the majors after soourn in the
American Association because he couldn't hit curve ball
pchng All Of that might have its effect DOM If he
has read It. And how could he have failed?
There is this hope however He has been schooled to
let favorable publicity bounce off his shoulders He has
been schooled by in San Francisco home Of some
Of the games immoas and where they know baseball as
well anywhere else
Veteran experts have gone out the limb for Dom
to make the major time grade Tom Laird wise baseball
Judge and San Francisco SCRIBE can't where Dom can
help but be sensation And until the is proved other
wise their judgment is good enough for this corner
Where Hutch went up in his first year. the young
Dag had several years experience among seasoned
players with the Seals and particularly under the
wing Of that grand and cunning manager Lefty ODoul
big Lacquer who remains in the minors only through per-
sonal desire-that has been real test.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Chillannen
Win Over
Chair Club
Earn Right to PloY
In Annual Amuteur
Tourney in Sedttle

Chilla's. champions Of the City
Basketball league. earned the right
to represent Tacoma In the annual
state amateur tournament at Sc
attic by trimming Northwest
Chair. Independent loop titlists,
27 to IS. Monday night In the
Lincoln gym.
Play In the Seattle tourna-
ment win get under way Thurs
day, with leading teams from
each section Of the state COM
peting. Winner will be quail
fled 20 play In the National
A. A. u. tournament ut Den
yer, Colo.
Neither chilla's nor the Chair
men were up TO form In their
game. a loosely-piayed, fumbling
sort OF affair. Chills's. paced by
their manager. Ed Grant. never
was seriously threatened with de-
feat. They led IL to at half
time.
Summary:
Chilla's ta7) tls) Chairmen
Huegei ID IF. 90 Nash
Stephens .....F... "a Madden
Libke t3) &c. a. Dutton
Grant 81 ....G.... t2) Meyers
Staples (3) 3D.. CD Mazza
Subs: Chilla's-kent, Gunder-
son l6); Northwest Chair-Jugo
"a, Legerwood. Wilkeson t2).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06

MODERN METHODS
ATI-ANTA-The Atlanta Crack
ers expect TO do = good bit Of its
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Beavers Have Power,
But Weak on Speed
Also Lack Defense for 1910 Coast Loop
Pennont Chose: Pinch-PennY Policy Of
Front Office No Help to Organization
BY JAMES 8. sHEEHY

Is Of . articles
sehalIfe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
French Speed Ace
Called TO Colors

NDIANAPOLIS-R aymo n d
Sommer. leading French racing
driver who had intended TO COM
pete In the 6oo-mile race here May
80. has been called to the colors.
Before he entered the army,
however, he sold his favorite Alta
Romeo TO Richard r. Wharton and
Thinas w. Dewart. New York
sportsmen, 20 that at least his car
might be entered in the motor
classic.