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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
81. Paul Grunisd
Next MEG Meet

nETBOtt - The pafa1e -
star hswtes~ - ~ Ce,lseusn
anyways re~aw~d tsAay n ire
Amerses. na~iinx ssnkfess
Championships After : day ~.
vailed principally = PIN peliiies-
The esagre<s h ~ aanuoI
meeting gave ~ Paul. Nina.
nest years. tsurnaHest. 80
awarded the lees ciss<is 10 Co
lunsbua. q.
Winding up . late maeee
events card. Anay vartpapA.
nFoekisn trick shot artist
smashed 10 fir.s place In ~
danbiss standing. with David
Berger % Detraii. varipaps
bowied 1is and n~rr~r sss fof
. i.sts tstsi. vsrsp~ps resehea
seventh piaee IN the aiisevent
with . i.sss total when he he
sf7 In The solo trial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Coast League
Opening Today

Facts about the 31th annual Pa
cific Coast Baseball league opening
today,
Seattle at Hollywood. AIS p. m.
Batteriesi Hollywood, Wayne Os-
borne and Bill Brenzel; Seattle,
Dick Barrett and Gillle Campbell.
Umpires: Ray snyder, Cicero Falls
and Phil MaEzeo. Expected crowd
$1,000.
Portland at san Francisco, 2;t5
D. m. Batteries: San Francisco.
sam Gibson and Joe Sprinz; Port
land, Bill Thomas and Eddie Fern
andes. Umplres: Jack Powell and
Frisco Edwards. Expected crowd
1900.
Oakland At Sacramento, 1880
d. m. sunday. Batteries; sacra-
mento, Tony Freitas and Bruce
Ogrodowski; Oakland, Ralph Bux-
ton and Bill ConrOy. Umpires;
Henry Tanning and William Doran.
Expected crowd-S.0O0.
Los Angeles at San Diego, 2:I5
D. m. Batteries; Los Angeles, Ray
Prim and Billy Holm; San Diego,
WaIly Hebert and George before.
Umpires: William Engiin and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
|Bowlinq

mi Herfmsn. rr<nd ~ vstsrsn
- 5aecsn. heuf~fk asd scm<
mighty fins ssewssnx N no km<s1-
en- Bowling canxfess fcasnamsnt
N Detroit. -hsssiax = ssssi = 1878
~ - nlns x>me< - assuring
himsssf ~ ; pisss pretty welz ~
smsnx ths sli.ev<nfs msn>1 wts-
nsss.
Starting eff win . - seers h
TIE ssHsn event. ~ eaTu~ tnfuurh
with 81 n the apahse<. Ard thtn
wound w wish 81 n ne singles
rhe rac~sma he~1~vs IN
as~s n she1< opa1n s>r1rN
she~sssx .sts : m~nstv 10
scsf~ rhrs r><1neSse1 sn~<e-
selves % . isrse sstens n -
sinxte~. ksNeseF. ehee m
1x9i~~sss snrsr1 n . fnney
So sstsa 80 tler1men s~llu1
cut n1r9 8xA
Hotel wmthrcp lsdiss eilu<hst
ne championship u the czexs 4
wam<Hss issssss - N l>reedwsy
alleys rrsdH. nisht ~ takin9 fsuf
rasnts from Columbia nsef. Win
sHis ens wsek AZ play III - IN
seheduI<. The Winthrup team go.
not ~ sseftsksn. Msmb<rs ~ the
tesm are Mildred os<r. Heieo
iziais, Hsisn uistt<r FsFn Calse
and EfmA huss>lnsn.
Fern Cnie. led ths erorinH n
isst nixhtss wemenn rnaieA>e.
shooting isA s<s snd 80. u regis
ter COS. her first go total this 80
so. EFmA huss~lmss rolled 80
and Isabel Mccormick 80.
Mike H<vvy. xnsstlns re
stessss and vstt~s. tapped ~
pinmrn II Inc MaIes league 90
Ire Fisy Nee sIheys VITA .
at fatal. laeiadinM singles ~
11e. soe ard 1ot. nalpa
nemens tsiiira eie saa 0eky
seideimsa soa.
Pacific Match wun twr games
from Play Nor alisys. nlohfisId
wnn tws fran Columbia I,sex. and
Stevens . vsttsf took thrss from
cammarAnos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Out for Tennis

Taooma's Eden twins are turn
Ing out for the University Of
Washington freshmen tennis team
and probably will be members Of
the squad which will compets
against Stadium and Lincoln net
squads here May 10 and IL.
The Edens, who COPIED all
the state high school tennis
honors while playing for sta
dunn In 1888. are q strong
doubles combination, but each
h equally as good IT singles.
The Husky freshman schedule
includes other state schools az fol-
lows April 0. snohomish high:
April 10. Eastern Washington col
lege; April n. St Martins col
lege; May 4, Everett. May 20, sta
dunn high At Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Vancouver Hockey
Team Beats Hawks

VANCOUVER, b. C.--AlthouRf
the Vancouver Lions experienced
considerable trouble before win.
ming the 1910 Pacific Coast Hockey
league title. today II looked al
though they were better than any
one suspected.
The Lions showed under the Chi
cago Blackhawks so last night in
the first game of a five-game ex-
hibition series.
In doing so Vancouver defin-
itely raised Pacific coast pres
tige in hockey circles. Most
of the Blackhawxs' miserable
offense could be traced 10
superlative goal tending by
Percy Jackson of Vancouver.
A crowd of 1000 persons saw the
Lions score twice In the first
period, obtain another goal in the
second, and conclude with three
more in the final frame. The Van
couver squad was augmented by
Defenseman Sammy McAdams OF
the Seattle Hockey club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Mat Card Completed

Promoter Jack connor applied
the finishing touches 70 his Mon,
day evening wrestling card II
Greenwich coliseum today whvn
he signed Frank cnieman. nellsnx.
ham youngster. 10 meet Tohy
Wallace Of Portland in the thrve.
round. one-fail opener
On toy Monday are i.averne
Baxter. the sniraiatlc Hollywood
heavyweight. and Fat Meehsn.
pleasing youngsssf from Van.
couvef
naxtrr h ordinarily > w
lain ~ the meat ae<pscshie
variety. but ls<s Monday Ne
-weat straight" IN iakiax the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Muse Retains
Lincoln Title
Knoclrs Out 1ufsr
In Second Round

willie Muss successfully defend'
ed HE Lincoln high miaaiswsighl
boxing crown for the fifth tims
lass night By knocking ent iiot
iufer IN the second round az fheis
scheduled fouF.Found mix Ths
bout topped an setisa.flilsd card
presented BY the sahooi i1osins
tinb In the Aha gym
A terrific hisw 10 To sslss
pisssa Fesiss seas fsfss eraan-
lag - the cssvas kp1sss "a
s~essas - ~ seees< rsss1
had ELAPSED. Hssss kalunpeee1
HE fss hard N - fis.t caais.
IN The ssfnl .fInsi. rsts Donahus
and bud Hartman. ei<vsF iis-
Founders veat 10 . fast dr&~.
while in another Featured bout. Hal
Disard droppsd Jim Hear foF M
io.egsnt in iust ens minute q sse.
onds ~ the fret round.
othsr results weEs 90. pounds.
paw Htokssbsfry knocked ont
vsrns Newman IN 40 s~conds q
tbs second rDunds i<5-psunds.
MaFlows Swanson aseisisnsa lssd
esekendorf. iss pounds. Mary
Lnndsn ana hob assdhefg are~.
i7s-pounds. Ton fApoinf ana NH
Gallagher drwu, Iss-pousds. "a
Smith ard nee L4selsh afswi i4Ts
pounds. Jan AnFsins tsahni1siIy
knocked out Afehls cosbln n ~
seconds o. the seesna rsun1, l1b.
Pounds. MN oslr and Richard ssy.
sFson drew.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01

Only II.ooo Pm
View CoI1od
po1onso q Crown

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list nInnt - lHeka him : hIIler
snd firm IT, nsem<nt ths tn senf
him .hufflIns ints battle ~ wan
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landed flat a. his hack and
bpuaasd nefsfse ponevsn didn't
sven hofher ~ start = souat. fas
he would havs had 70 havs rms
FAR up into tn multiplication
tahlez. ~ waved tonls - III
eerner. h&lls4 Ne ftsht and helped
pick 10 pAyrh>k.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Cougars Split
With Whitman

wALI-4 wAI-s<A. us~h. Whit
man collage and wsshingtsn ss4ts
college baseball teams split aea,
blshaadsf yesterday IN ths Opening
a. tbs Psniflc Northwest sslissiats
season.
Ths Cougars wen ths ssz0nd
game 10 after Whitman eaptsfs1
shs opsasf. I'll. washington state
pitchers wers MeCuilom ara
Ahsrn. Wfsiis FostsFmsn sna r5<a-
nsgs iADofsa fas khs Missionaries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Dog Trials
Reach End
For Season
Down. Ace Local
Pointer. Captures
Final Competition

Northwe field trials nav,
reached their end for the season
and will not resume until Septem.
Der.
State law against training OF
competing in the bird fields goes
into effect Monday, April l. The
ban remains until August l. Game
birds are beginning to nest, tic
reason for the ban.
Tacoma dogs were unusually
successful this season, with Golden
Dawn, Suffers Lady Deluxe and
Silver King among the standouts
of the section. Silver King. owned
by John Kaufman, former Ia
conan, has recently been moved TO
klamath Falls, Ore.
Golden Dawn won the last
Northwest trial, which was
last weekend. She placed
ahead of Suffers Lady Deluxe
In the all-age event in a field
of % capable animals. I'm
perial Air Pilot, owned by
Charles Christ of Calgary,
Alberta, was third.
Golden Dawn is owned by Frank
Graham and Suffers Lady Deluxe
by Lloyd Suffer. Both are Ia
comans. His last victory ran his
total wins to 26.
The Canadian event was staged
by the British Columbia Dog club.
The derby competition was
taken by Dick Lee. owned by Dick
Seward, Seattle. Mrs Frank Ora
hams Golden Calodine was second.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01

weather permitting. Sunday AZ.
ternoon at 2;30 O'clock On the
Jeffsreon Bowl diamond the Cam.
marAno Brothers softbaii team N1ll
hold a stiff workout
Especially urged 90 turn oiss for
the practice session are former
team members and AIRY battery
candidates VINO would Ike ~ nave
into a higher clAss u ball this
ssAson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
u.c~<ase ~ pssk Isver.

Meehaa rs mate steady
psesress since he aehEH here N
IN opener several weeks arc and
y enc II the most popular crap
piers ever te appear Ia Ta~ma
Marshall George Of Buffalo.
~ " another popular vnumxzses.
meets the harfel-ehe=ted fzabe
smsllinski ef Butte IN the <<sni.
final rnruceala noh~ kuss~. ne
ungsntismsnly farmer wrestler
from oswrkn. Ore. returns sfi<r
long absence - meet Charley
Harlem a. parAviIie. Ca. IN me
special event.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Salmon Derby

Here are the prizes for the sixth
annual Tacoma PogRie club sal
mon derby, the first qualifying
rounds. with 100 quaiifiers In each
round eligible To compete In the
finals
First prize ............... $500
Second prize, elinker boat and
motor. value ...+ss...... 100
Third prize. poggle boat and
motor, value ...s.......... 100
Fourth prize. motor. Value. 90
Fifth prize. motor, value ..... 30
Many othhsr valuable prizes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Soccer Veterans Have Day

Soccer, too, has its Old Timers
Baseball began the feature and 1t has picked up
sports
All Of which splendid games keep interest
aroused In and
In
The Old Timers place civic
field Sunday afternoon
tie
Jimmy Martin veteran of the sport Old
Timers join in the parade the Seattle game .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
SKI WEATHER

PARADfsE--hoad open 10
Paradise; chains required from
Aarada Pals; 30 degrees.
three inches new snow; total
lis inches; wind crust. cloudy.
with southsest sind; fore
east. unsettled; skiing good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Major Camps
~ uNrTED PRESS

=
ANERICus, Co. The nroak'
lyn Dodgers make the first stop
% their homeward trek here to-day
10 play the New York Giants
Luke Hamlin win pitch ~ long
~ he can" for tho Dodgers Man
ager Lso Dsirooher announced
Carl Huhboii viii pitch for the
first seven innings for the Giants
rmoESix. sH.''-rA. on.
cage white ssx we're sssl is-
day 10 even The series with
NE Cahs AFTER gaining ; ksur,
"a Q. at Tucson. The Cuba
lead, fur games 10 THREE
Larry French and Vance Page
werc 30 iakc the mound for
the Cubs and Thornton Ice
and Hili Diefrioh for the sos.
HUTCH HAMMsnED
LAKEI.AND. ria. The Detroit
Tigers meet the Kansas city Blues
today, Yesterday tho Tigers de.
feated the Cincinnati Reds with
an slRht-run rally. Hank Green.
berg ana Rudy York Earnersd
seven of the Tigers 10 hita
oreenbers got . homer and two
doubles. Fred Hutchinson was
driven off the mound In the NTH.
Ne was reached for five runs IN
one frame.
HAVANA. Cuba Curt Davis
was Manager Ray Blades pFobabis
choice for the ~ Louis Cardinal
pitching assignment against the
Cuban Ali-stars here today. Lon
waFnshe and hob Bowman hsid
the cubens 10 five hits yesterday
whlla the Red Birds won the sec
ond game Of lhs series Q 10 o.
YUMA, Aria. - Paul and
Lloyd waass probably uiii bs
bark In the lineup this season.
Manager Frsahis Frlsah Of
the Pittsburgh Pirates said
The Pirates blasted shs Fhiis-
delpbia Athletics yesterday
fog . e-i victory. sith Mas
Butcher tina fiTst Pirate pifch-
81 10 80 the fun Fents this
yess.
ORLANDO, f1a- Ina Washing.
ton Senators dropped q 10 dsets
sion 10 the New YORK Giants yss-
tsriay for their third shuteut De.
feat of ths training season. Ths
Giants collected fur Of their sight
hits ana their winning run off
Jim Dean. rookie harlsf Ths
senala~s connected for seven hiss.
al singles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Local Golf News

Final qualification rounds for
the Pacific Lutheran golf team are
In progress. The regular season
gets under way April 8 against -.
Martins college At Olympia.
The Lutheran squad has been
boistered hy the return 70 school
Of Frank unger. veteran Of 1854
81. Other hopes are SIG siKurd-
son. = handy man In any 0iAd
sport event: Walt simensun, two
year ietterman. George nrns. and
Pete Petersen. Johnny Staen. No
2 man on the II team. was ruled
ineligible for play this season be-
cause Of an extra semester q play.
The tentative schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Sucker List Is Dwlindlinq

Well, the disgusting New York controlled fight game
took another blow last night when they chucked frightened
badish Paychek in the pit with Louis. Only 1000 fans
went sucker for the fiasco When considers the
unlimited number of yaps in New York the attendance
indicates the Gohamites becoming smarter in
this particular hOkum game
This crude show top the Godoy heavy
picture black might
example this last pud stunt by the
giving to charity Too parasites live off the back
these
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01

Ths Turf baseball team u ths
city lsagus viii practices sunday
morning At 10 a. Lincoln boWi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01

the Winko lessuS nsfTt y "aPen
for May abl.
The first annual 1910 city
Golf league win open Sunday with
II teams entered in three dl.
visions as follows.
Division A-.-iiamrick'a Tacoma The
alter. Allenmore: Gift sian Co. Allen
more Peterson a Cooksie, headoN
Park. John Anderson's vikinss. Alien.
more Tacoma aportsman's CLUB.
Aiienmorsi Richardson's nsinruas
sales AleHmore. Broadway Sports
Center. Ailsnmore.
Division u Empire credit Service.
Alisnmors; kMo. Alleninofe. Alien.
HANK. Highland nurnstt's jswslry.
Ailenmore, Hoyt's Doushnuts, High
land. canaies Tavern, Highland,
Division & - Golden Rule Bakery
Highland. Alt Heidsibsff, HiahiAndl
/ Dill Howell Sporting Goods, hlisfi-
more. Waehinaton Hardware. Allen
more, weisfield A Goldberg, Meadow
PARK. Lane Cigar 90, hlisnmofe.
Bsrt's Mems shop. Aiienmore.
Teams consist of four regulars
with two altcrnatcs and divisional
placement has been determined by
the total team handicap with one
third Of the total entry OF Il going
into each A. b or c division.
II IL planned 10 have champion
ship awards for each division win
ner. and a grand award for tha
inter-divisionsi champions other
awards also will be given. which
Ray Bail. professional In charge.
viii announces next week.
Two rounds will he played on
home and home basis with the per-
oentags system TO determine the
winners.
Division A
March Hanfieks TaoOma T'bes-
tsr ". Broadway sports Center. Al
kenmore Ciln Sign Co. ~ apoFfn.
mans club. Alienmure Peterson 4
Cook1ie ~ John Audefaonk Vlkinaa
Allehmors. hiehardsons Fsinfuds
April Hamrieg,s Taooma Thea.
tsrs " Hlehardsons KviDfuds salss.
hllsumofr Broadway Sports Center
" Tacoma apoftsmanfs club, Allen.
more. Peterson A cooksia Va Cliff
siEn Co AiienmoFe John Andsr-
sons vikinRs. bye
April i2@TacomA BpoftsmaBa club
"a Hamflcka Tacoma ThsntfrH Al
lsnmofs Richardson's Eslnruas sales
"a John Andefeonk VIKING AilrHs
more Broadway Sports Center We
Peterson A Cooksia. hsadoe PaFk
April John anderson v,k,nss
" Hamrirk'a Tacoma 1-hsAtera Allen.
more Peterson n Cootala W Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
BLAKE ASHLAND COACH

ASHLAND. Ore. - Superintend-
ent Of Schools Tbeo. J. Norby, to-
day announced the appointment Of
Leighton Blake. willamette UNI
versity Little All-American" foot
ball player. A. Ashland high schpoi
football coach for the 1870 season
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Highldnd VS..
Purklund

Sunday the Falkland Mems Golf
club will invade the Highland
course for the first half of this
years team match. Play will get
under way at $50 a m. Pairings
follow:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01

1fadinm.s track team op~aed ~
season ~ overwhelming ksaf IL
: prarsies ns~t FRIDAY ~ uu<idy
nsAdium fisld Tns Tigers wun
first places h sii sv~nta No scors
Hss kept.
U&xuI&si
i08-ysfa hlsn ntlr<iee kfxtan 90.
nsefss ~. e<ik ~ Tins. las
11fefd a<sh~Gi'oten co. NIL
~ sIfAe a
n- r,'s '.s ~: ', .,..s -. s'ss 90.
~ n ~. $50 4. aai s,sn-. aas''
sss, ssms "a -@' ~ -
nlsh js1p ~ %. rIsir 90.
Fsis ssals Iiih-im.na -. pisir
ssl rs~sl tHII h@ixht 70 f<st ;
!. -; .g.s.....-.gs-'z.s..: 9, {. :.sa:s =:
b. :s, .,..,. 4, s.'s Z, =, o. e.
49, ~ q. ss,r 10 80. : n.l ~. o..
- s :Ess a 81 sl..s - rs =
sss.yssa ssa-ss.a, 30. p-sssn~s
~ sfswn 90 fiass' 1ft9
f<g iHl sisszs.ss. Il f<st 100 iaeN<s
hsif fnli< fsizf xan ~ hssaltlta
%. eliH1pfA Hl<hsfsis, q sef<x <ss@
= CLASSICAL tims. TAI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr

0NE Of the mysteries of my youthful life has been dog
as Rover, Prince, Mickey and such
those highfautin critters with pedigrees longer
than evangess sermon dogs such as YOU VIII limo
benched the Tacoma Kennel clubs big annual show at
Greenwich coliseum today and tomorrow
You might find a shverng pop-eyed chihuahua, whose
total weight wouldn't be lick than rain-drenehed
ounce. Yet he'll have longer than Constantlnope
stretched in jerks from the b of suffering Greek
And don't ask why. I've told you such things have
same goes every breed naming
and answered In the ambiguous
did little Topsy the pckannny Who answering
Those hyphnated names never dogs
None of sway around But
say they not and burden newspaper writers printers
and radio boadoases They outd the Noe Dame Irish as tongue
twisters
instance zbyskowowtsk name
ing to with cognomen like Chow Hiekum Who
Guessed Ache Canadian Champion Up The
Mckenzie Salmon Dogbscuits Bowwow of Poochtown
Poor Jerry. Poor Kid -.
example of what grief such bring TO human
individuals may cite the case of Jerry Geehan. kMO
as furrowed Maggies old wash board There sick
look in his eye, fever flush on his cheek -.
"Pray, Jerry, what bothers?"
And Jerry, nervous of voice, did answer:
you know Met that big Tacoma dog show today and to-
at the Coliseum And I'm wondering III be assigned to 1t
Those
breakdown those handles It's great show and woudnt
seeing
1 take driving delivery wagon -"
And dog only vicious looks and downright verbal
insults from printers try explain dice Even
the machines under the
Newspapermen and radio broadcasers
campaign for shorter and cutter for Mono
Sam Kid would be perfect Even ds,labe
ceped
started and why especially splendid
dog9..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01

waIIy Hood. Expected crowd =
5000.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24

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Tor 1uaf. e3m aaziasss ~ ~ and
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mAd hlahsss hsxfANs Ii hish
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stadsnt wun ~ Esussf Ksalt
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papsemeut III bard memk asatus
geaf sun b. feosasia BYRD
Asafd for stnaessf hess sansagA
fftua pchoaa alfiI il FaNaz1aia
Hiah seboui 80 ~ Mr. afss
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