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II ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Havana Conference

United States. because of lts milf
isry strength. viii have the najoT
role in determining when thero :
an aggression.
Argentine, which originally had
opposed taking any immediate
action. filed last minute rcserva-
tons Al a plensry session Mon.
day night Leopold Melo. head q
the Argentine delegation. read
statement concerning the Falkland
islands. the ownership OF which
Argentina disputes with Great
Britain. certain southern regions
Of Argentina. and the matter Of
Argentina's constitutional rights
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welt and Governor Masiin. filed
for a third term.
Evening star., 1940-01-12
Grand Chapter, D. {. s.,
Honors Mrs. Teachum

Marking her 41st year as grand
lecturer, Mrs. M. E. Teachum was
paid tribute last night by the Grand
Chapter here as the local Order of
the Eastern Star opened its 44th
annual session in the Willard Hotel.
Escorted through the grand line
to the rostrum amid an array of
stars and flowers, she was received
by the grand matron, Mrs. Ruth S.
Cromelin. After Past Grand Ma
tron Cora Mayberry praised her
work for the order she was present.
ed bouquet Of roses by the grand
conductress, Mildred Hicks.
Mrs. Teachum was one OF the
founders of the order here, as well
As the local Order Of Jobs Daugh-
ters.
Predicting an early beginning of
construction, the grand matron re-
ported acquisition of a site for the
Eastern Star Temple. Recent con-
tributions have added 5000 to the
General Auxiliary Temple Boards
fund, Mrs. Madella L. Smith re-
ported. Slides of plans for the tenn
pie will be shown at the session
tonight. OfIicers will be elected to-
day, and an installation banquet
tomorrow night in the National
Press Club Auditorium will close
the session.
Evening star., 1940-01-12
Chinese Loundrymun
Leaves $4,000 Estote
z he A ASeociatad Drse.

BY the Associated Press.
KENNETH SQUARE, Pa. Jan. u.
Charles Fong, who worked and
saved and died in his laundry, left
a SIS, 900 fortune to his grandsons in
China.
And his Chinese compatriots in
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Soldiers 10
See Lutheran
Grid Battles

Pacific t.athsfan college arldmsn
viii sntsftaln soldiers ~ Fnfs
Lewis and Mcchord field st four
u m. clubs h0tn. games IN rs-
coma stadium
Afangsmsnis hav. b~sn saaa-
pi.tsd BY tho college and has.
gained the praise - Mayor Cam
VIA sala 'ft's ,hs hest thing that
hss soms 40 yet mis- IL so-epsFs
slloa between Inc soialsfs snd
civilians
Ths sSmY wiii look after trans
partation ana tina tiekst details.
Thls move seems ~ bs ths first
~ others ~ q similar nature
Ths Luthsrann sensational
ssftal artists. play ~ NsFflns
college, Al tho stadium saturday
night. tbs first rams n me Lltn-
sranS ssAssn. rhs soldiers all
BE- On hand
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Golf Scores

Winners in the Tacoma Womens
Coli club monthly sweepstakes,
which we're held 1T Allsnmors
Monday. follow:
Mrs. Al Carter OF Meadow Park
led the first division winners In
the medal plus puts tourney with
ss-io-7e, plus 80 puts for a total
Of 100. State public links champ.
Mrs. Herbert Fry Of Brookdsle,
placed second with $3.50. plus
30 puts. total ITO. Meadow Parks
topnotch player. Mrs. Nell Day,
took third spot with so-i0-7s.
plus 33 puts and . total Of liz.
Second division top hoBors
went to Mrs. Gemain Rowe Of
Bookdaie, se-ls-si, plus -
puts. total IFS. Mrs. chas.
Keiton. another Brookdaleite,
came In Second with sT-ie--
81, plus - puts and . total
Of lis. Third place was taken
by Mrs. Margaret Rust Of the
Country club. ss-15-si. plus
IS puts. total 1is.
In the third division Mrs. r. o.
Brown Of Highland led with liz
2<-ss. plus 80 puts. total III.
Mrs. II. Koesslsr. Brookdsle. was
next with i0s-ie-se. Plus 50
puts. total 1zz. With i0s-20-ss.
plus IS puts. total i2s, Mrs c
J. senner Of Meadow Park COM
pleted the third division winners.
Mrs. NJ. Richmond Of Allenmore
won the monthly nins-hols putting
contest with II puts
Team play results: Brookdsle.
Mrs. =. Hahon. four down; Mrs.
Herbsrt Fry, four down: Mrs. w.
". Dean. five down: Mrs. chss.
Kelton. ak down; total. 10 down
TO par. Meadow PARK: Mrs.. Al
Carter. four down: Mrs. Nell Day.
four down: Mrs VIM. Turner.
eight down: Mrs c. J. sennsr,
nine down; total. Is down 70 par.
Highland: Mrs. c. o. Hansen.
eight down: Mrs. p. O. Brown.
nine down: Mrs. o. Crything. nine
down; krs Ben Wintemute. IL
down: total. 81 down. Brookdsie
leads with present team standing
Of 81 down. with Meadow Park
close by with II down 10 par.
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Football Men
Bill Meeting

South Tacoma's Masonic temple.
where Kiwanians Of the south side
gather for their weekly dinners,
win become a gridiron club Wed
nesdsy evening.
The occasion h . special
pre-gane rally 10 boost the
opening Lincolr-stadium grid
battle In the Stadium bowl
Friday night. being spon-
sored by South Tacoma ki-
wanians for the benefit Of
less fortunate boys and girls
OF the city.
Football viii be served the din
ner guests in generous portions,
along with veal cutiets- Possibly
In even more generous portions.
Special guests Of the club viii
include Principals Burt o. Beai
OF Lincoln and Howard Carr OF
Stadium; Coach Eddie schvarz
OF the Abes and Frank Morrons.
Lincoln captain for the opening
TIT; co-csptsins Dick Peterson
and Leigh Moody Of Stadium and
the sports editors Of the Times
ana News-Tribune.
Coach Johnny Heinrich Of the
Stadium Tigers. also invited. will
not be able TO attend the affair.
Maurice Owens. coach Of
Clover Park high and . mem
Der Of the club. win preside ~
master Of ceremonies Men
tor sehwarz Of the Abes win
deliver . talk on football.
Illustrated with blackboard
sketches. short statements
viii be offered by Principals
Carr and BeaL
A report on ticket sales To date
will Be given by Jim Peterson,
general chairman Of ths kiwan-
ians' football activity. All club
members VIII be asked 70 unite IN
the final push 70 turn out a. many
fans As possible Friday night for
the rzme which means many
dollars 10 assist rseoma's under
privileged shiidren-
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Major Bowling
League ormed

A bss idss In Taeous bowling
sas advanced 81 q nesting held
Monday night al ths Coliseum al.
lsys.
Ihsxs vii 10 MAJOR
i~axs~. n sss asfsit~iy 90
elasd. bat the teams viii soa-
slst ~ two ss~a sseh. instead
Of the asasl five membess.
Tho lssp viii spsss,s ss
resaiss live s.a Team eiresit.
sith e.eh pair ~ tssaaisss
sponsored. and with the s.ss.I
stsssm 81 psists being s-ea
n sssss"ssss the sh.mpsss-
ship.
mo loop 10 certain 10 contain
tho ciiys outstanding trunaisfs.
according n NH Hsrdman, lsaasf
NJ tina organization novsmsnt.
~no presided az the meeting. for
ths team limit ~ss tentatively SET
st sss and no handicap viii be
used
The league plans "a roll lts
matches On Inc 81 Way silsys Tn
south Tacoma on Friday niKhts
Even ssfors the plans fss
the iosp ware asfisifsiy laid.
isss'yis. bsx.a seminE In far
places ls the isagne and sss
ta~m had piaesd he sntry i.st
alEbt Pete sehviix sad rlil
f2rrzs. Taaosn. psiles sfn.
ass.. ~iii team sp foe ahs
asmpetifisn. eewinE is rita
en- average - sci. Just four
psas b~iew th~ maximum.
Another nesting ALL b hid II
the Coliseum nest Monday 81 :
oeloek a. shieh time ths circuit
all - asfsnlisly formed. ON
esfs ssii b sisetsd ana rules sna
regulations governing the season .
play uiii be drawn up
Ths tentative iinsgp calls for =
zo.tsan lsaEys. sith local boNisfs
gsttlng ths Drsfsrsnes On M
teams bsfors out o. town plnmsn
are considered
me ldsa. though new IN Ia
ooma. hss oesn sofssd success.
fully In yaaeOuVsf. 4. G. shsFs
rseh = circuit 10 reported 70 -
ous Of ths best leagues In th@
csnsdlsn city. according "a herd
man.
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Coast Loop
Leaders

Home runs Noyikoff Los Angeles.
al Dunn. oakland. a.
Three haze hits--bsrfstt, San Prem
cisco. d. Jennings, san Frabeisco,
10
TNo-bass hita--kfsnneF. San Diego.
Al Archls Seattle 90
stolen ba Barrett san ran
eisco. %. Whit. Seattle, -.
Sacrifice hits--btewart, san Diego.
80 OyseimAn. seattle. ~
Runs bsttsd in--noyikoff Los
Angeles. ITO. Collins. Los Angeles.
100
Double plsys--aan DISCO. 1871
Sacramento f7s. Los Angeles. i71.
San Francisco. ITO. seattle 100.
hollywood. iss. OAKLAND. iss Port
land ia
:, Triple plays - seattle. o.sisad.
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WASHINGTON - Secretary u
interior Harold l.. Iekss today
awarded two contracts for con
str1ctlon Of 10 residences with
garages At ths Lsaysnworth. I'm
tist and Winthrop stations on the
migratory fish control program
on the ColiIfn bla river.
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Local Bowling News

Industrial circuit Her ass was
the highest game Of all the men
and women bowlers and her sol
was the best total registered by
any OF the women Of the Industrial
league. Her single game won the
weekly special prize for that feat
by = wide margin. and aided her
team in taking three points from
Broadway alleys.
Ray Printers won three from
Tacoma Towel Supply. losing the
lone point when the Towel Supply
lads captured the marker by win
ming the extra frame which deter
mined . tie game. Bert's Mems
Wear won four from Turf Smoke
Shop. and Broadway Sport Center
won four from Totem Stores.
In . special match on the
broadway alleys between two
teams from the Shlpyards
league. the Filters won from
Burners by = score Of 12ss 10
1851. ]. Tyler was the big
gun for the winners with
games Of Ill. 200 and ss&.
Irwin snyder's 22s was the
high single game of the match.
George Boscovich led the bowl
ers Of the Knights Of Columbus
league shooting iee. 1877 and 1877
to register SIS. Coslin and I'd
Portmann followed in second and
third places. respectively. with bs7
and $50. Goslin's EOS was the high
single game.
Results Of the Knights Of Co.
lumbus matches were: Farm Maid
Ice Cream Z, Coast House Mate
rails o: Center Street Service 3,
Pat and Mikes 1; Fuel OIL Service
4. Frank Fox Tires o; Msllon Mo-
tors 4, X. c. No. / o.
Another big league starts at the
Broadway alleys at $3.50 today
when the 1o-tesm City Employees
circuit rolls away after opening
ceremonies in which Mayor Harry
p. Cain. the members Of the city
council. and Bill Herdman, City
association president. participate.
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CLOVER PARK-VIKINCS IN FIRST BIG TIL


fsIo Afro. cant stamford
plznnssi - first seimmaas teisY
n su4ts u four rev injuries 81
cassh cara shaughnsssy 49,
pstal 1T Aaong ths casualties
49, nfano nsnducci sophemofs
TtIAFsi
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Aposioli Wins

SAN FKAsCIsCO-Fred Apos-
toll. the former midclewsight title
holder. took . i0-rouDo decision
from the veteran Bobby Pseho Of
Los Angeles here lsst night
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left guard and right half. Although
lsttsrm.n viii fill thoxe posts. they
viii not be as capable a. last
years regulars. Rsplaosmsnts for
those positions also will bs a prob
lem. Last years weakness II
right end and left half will he
rsmedied with the material at
hand
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EAGLES LEAGUE

Outstanding performers In the
Eagles league last night at Coli
scum alleys made their influence
felt in the Turf Smoke shop and
Hammond Electric Laundry
squads.
e Scotty Murdock for the Smokers
registered games OF 1e4. $50 and
1877 for SCI counters, the high
series Of the session. Bert Apple,
a teammate, had a 542 including
a POI game.
Hammond took three Of the
four points from the Smokers.
tallying high team game OF 500
and high series of 2476. The big
single game included Gus Blooms
'207 which was high individual.
Nathan's Clothiers lost .
close match to the Golden Age
trundlers by single pin.
Mike Millere's 54l series put
the beer boys over the top.
other matches resulted in a
clean sweep Of four points for No.
= Eagles over Ted's Place, Berg's
Tavern by 3 to over Tokstad
Furnaces, four points tucked away
by New Deal Station from the
Merrick and Race jewelers.. while
Eagles No. 1 had the long end OF
a 3 To / count over the No. 2
team.
X ST. MERCHANTS
With games Of $40. e2t and ss4
the Hans johnson Department
Store quintet stepped out in front
last night In the X ST. Merchants
league and captured all four points
from the Petermans at Play Nor.
Joe Dessen. Ed Brennan and
Glenn Boyer all had series well
over five hundred. and George
Coleman and Lyle Smith had
enough pins to garner the league
.honors for high three games.
Their total was 1851.
: Bill Wise. shooting for the
Meyer Drug Co.. nettsd individual
.honors with q single Of ais and .
series Of $50. The HIM Florist
squad set fsst pace In their
match with Balls Ben Franklin.
taking three points and setting up
the high single team game Of pol.
=. I'd Olswang. also Of Meyer
Drug, hung mp the big game
- Of the evening. shooting q
fat go In his last ten frames
some Of the newer and
younger members Of the cir
cult accounted for big totals
for their teams. Among
these were Johnnie Marane
with eos and Marcusson with
z04.
Other matches resulted In wins
for Pine Cafe with four points
from Washington Laundry. Fir
Ridge Guernsey to over K-Sino
cinb. johnson Candy in q 2 10 2
draw with Meyer Drug. X 81
club in . three TO / decision over
Pioneer Market. and Craig Hard
ware splitting with Flash Poster
and Johns Tavern.
NEW LEADER
"A new team In the Industrial
Bowling league il in first place
at the end OF the second week OF
play.
Shooting on the Broadway alleys
Monday night, the wheslsr-Osgood
Quintet won four points from Gas
Company TO take over sole pos
session Of first place and remain
the only undefested quintet In the
first two nights Of play.
Aschcr-maH HIM. for the
Wooo<, had no fiffie 70 do
with his teams showing last
- night. for he turned In games
of ls7. Iss and Iss. 20 register
ssi. high score Of all the Mon
day league bswiers on the
broadway alleys
- Jennie Ibks. shooting for ssh
Street Boosters. was outstanding
smong thu women bowiers OF me
ISALEI MEMS SUITSI
srsss SUITS. NOW
a. 90 -
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Norman L. Sper -. ON Football

Big squad ithaca With
baekfsd choose FROM Coach snavsys
keeping svsrdrsadd poisoning
juniors only regular Uniform
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Weu-Placed
Punt Called
Best Gamer

Na<hlnKfons Head Football Coach
sEATTLE-PuntinE IN football
IL - important - pitching IN
baseball. The punt - the real
long gamer Of football.
No other play II az productive.
A wsll-piseed kick IN the coffin
corner can turn most games in
favor 81 r. kicking side.
Protection. speed. placing and
covering kicks produce results. A
e0-yard kick which IL returned
&c makes = poor average A To-
yard kick fer . touchbsck is not
a. effective =. . <o-yarder out Of
bounds On the io-yard line.
Success IN kicking depends on
good average from the line Of
scrimmage with short returns.
II the Kick Il not placed out Of
bounds. II must Be high and hard
10 handle. The receiver must be
nailed % the spot Of the catch.
The quiok-klek and the punt
formation kick are equally inn
portant. One school Of thought
10 Let them kick. We want the
ball" but having the ball inside
your own 7o-ysrd line 10 not much
Of . break.
A fauahls In fhls snot rnlsht
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Play Billed
AT PuYallup
Grid Field
Lakewood Squad L
Built Around Tish.
Hard Hitting Boy

IAkEw n-ciovsr rsrt
80 ssheal bat a twinkle n ~
sYss - Lakewood srhcai fathers
/. aeeaas aEo. wili take - eees
fssf cd feathal team INTO ths 81
tine TITS FRIDAY night uhen
Maurice Owens Warriors psAY
rafallap vfkinT. ~ r,sysilap.
last v-ar 49, Cisv~r r.fk-
80 we've fsst e. Er~~. :.
tsslr gesm~ys Hnt tkFsazh
ssinfui e~.ehlas ~ ow~u.
ssa ~. ssststsst Hslps
tssksr. th~ WsrFtss- D.
vslsres tee. . fsswss.ss.
sl=s~s A"iis sy-w~a FasE~s
steve ri.h.
Tns year Tish 10 hsek and
rssaY far seslon a.sriis . .<viaas
auto wreck injury lass srfins.
Tish san r-sily hmm inta Ina
himn~n Hslp.
Ovens slsa has more ensrhgax
help thls year having added Issk
klmhali Formerly - ths ksat
STAFF A healthy turnout ~ nnrs
than 80 kssps N. three ns.ntafs
busy
nssiass rsh. ether isttsfmsa
a. Isae Hfeek noh caFhans MI
Fo~isF. wsily HsEsf. lain Hs~.
~. Nsfv~ kassmslsr. clint Hlsh=
ardson and Mud schwsb.
Newcomers are Jim Alpha
BARNEY Halr. psvsrs Bailey. WI.
nur Bailey. Cal Harlow. Frank
nsFry. Joe nunnsll. Jsck carnene.
Dean ciannpltt. curtis Cram. Jim
Dyer. Don yesterday. Norman
Yesterday. Howard Rsadsn. Tim
Frsms. Dean Gillette. Doug Cod
frey. cliff pawdy. nlli Greadahl.
Furvst Hess. Sam itswstan. Iiud.
~ huffman. Don James Maswslt
James. Doug kifkpataes. Jim
isaa. Alec faRsbFidEs, kdsia
Mold. bad fsfismaH. SANDY Pad
sfsoa. Tom Rlskard. We. Assior.
Jim Epsnzlsr. Aaurtes atfatfon.
non svars isek Taylor. Dan
rinekom. Carl Upton. iseh toilet.
son. Dave vsndsrhFink. lam
ws=tby. Hareld wills. Jsca wit
bauh
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NEW YORK best team
their 1899 regular iinemsn intact
troubles will not be material but
men seniors. Only two returning
right half Baker.
Although Borhman and Murphy.
who earned their letters In 1899
at right half. may not be ~ versa
tile - Baker. Coach snavely IL
gifted with the return OF the 1899
Captain Vincent Eichlsr. who did
not play last year because Of In
juries. In 1888 Eichlsr played
fullback. When he was hurt, be-
fore the first game last year,
LandsberE took his position. SHAVE.
ly may find = combination better
than his last season qusrtette by
switching EiohIer or Landsbers
into a halfback post.
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hfated their soth year Of foot
hall competition. hut .niy three
wins. two ties and three le-~e.
va. the be-t they oauld do.
The need ~ bsrkfieh speed
and offensive line play Was
the cause ~ their downfall.
There may he some improve
ment this year. N there lsn't
Coach O-.le sslem will 10
lsal<tnE for . new coaching
job.
The team TO watch In the East
10 Penn State. Coach Bob HlE.
gins team IL very strong from
tackle 10 tackle. Their five line
men are rated second only 10 Cor
nell In the East Lat year they
lost only one game and 1899 vas
considered their best year since
1919. All tho dope points 10 =
better season than last year.
PENN HAS BACKS
Pennsylvania has 10 lsttsrmsn.
eight Of them backfield players.
The IA seasoned veterans will be
boiafsred with a 1899 freshman
squad that went through lie zee.
son without a defeat. taking the
measure Of Columbia. Cornell. LAT
systis and Prineston first year
men. A good field general and
some sdsqusts ends would make
their season q success.
Wiihoat . sessoa~d letter
pasa 81 asntss, falIbsah s.a
right half. Princeton viii not
he ss successful this season
- they were In 1899. They
should lo.s At least two games
that's sne mors thaa
their 1889 record shows.
Yale last year was the only
team In the East which made mote
yards By passing than they did
b carrying ths ball In the nation.
only Indiana. Kansas. Yale and
T.cU. have such q record Quar-.
tsrbaek Burr. their best paHser. 10
gone. ard In hls place comes An
asrson -. sho di1 not play last
year Much 10 sxpsctsd 81 Andsf-
son. who earned his issisr IN 1888.
Win Andsrson's help. Ysiss 1910
yardnEs Gained ~ carrying ths
bal should be Dofs than last sea.
sons s7s yards
DARTMOUTH wEAH
Dartmouth wiii have baekflsla
troubles Tbslr sophomofss. Nho
we're unssfsatsd e. freshmen. may
help a nttis oIt not enough
u give them tbs push that Hutch.
inson rad e Taft half Hutshss.
son alone made "a points last
year. satb only fair bsekfisl1
booking ginslng q eapsDls oioes.
Ing Rack IL stlii a probism al Dart
mouth. Holy Gross will have line
irosbis sisysn ~ last years
iins sstssrmsn are not returning.
Harvard Ha-s find . sse@k-
sssy runner and some sisis
reserves before thsy siii
tAssstsn tssif Ivy League sp-
psnsnfs. Ths Army's sehs1-
sis calls for tougher eppes-
ssis thsn 1883. Although
They viii b. streaEss this year
thzn last. they @iIi fare about
.s well - they ana IN 1898.
Last year. Navy won three
rsmss, this year they Sia
better that mark BY one game
~ least.
Columbia. Colgats. carnsgis
Tech. Pittsburgh. N. Y. Y. and
many q ths other squads vii
have worries trying 70 break even
on the season.
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Frank Leahy. cro~isy's former
assistant st Forchana. has Al let
tsrnen a. Boston College. He IL
well prepared In every position but
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Frank Spear
Returns 10
Fife Squad
Leading Scorer
Mokss Coach Vim
sons Lot Eosier

Fffx Foxy Rin vin-an has tho
states leading touchdown maker
~ 1883 hack in FRANKS spar eut
he's rot dreaming a. any Gas. y
state championships. not even
rlsrr. county fias. such ss me
iasa FIFE TfoIans delivered
ror one thing. Fife less Twelve
isttsrmsn including such perform
sfs a. Joe rrueco. hassro Tamura
and psta nsllo. hoys who knsw
what football vas made FOR
of esaF-.. yla.aa he. twelve
lettefns~a hssk. headed ny the
hard ra.ains sp~@s. Via
scored lsa paint. lest y..s
Resides spear there u fesei
ssssmL hsap fssuohi s-s
noe sls.ss vita e.ehfseis ss
pesleaes.
ON the lln. thsre 10 Hen Holdnsr
II guard snd Frank Hvsnsleh 81
tackle and hath eoys should hs
outstanding this year Mel Rowe
81 end and Frank preysr 81 center
are capsule performers Other vet
Grams are Willie Hamlnishi. nud
Mullen, Hiroshi sshshsrs and joe
Makamalsu
samasr rrsn.fsr
Walter strsich. tsohis transsr
from sumner. heads the llst %
newcomers. Others are Mitch
Yamamoto. Barney Martin. Ia
hsahi HaEami. Art Hayio, dsorEs
ifirsi and shinobu TsrsnishL
Tho Trel.n. epsn their se.-
.sa with Kant NsadaIs % the
Puget Sound conference WITH
ksnt eesninE ts Fife FRIDAY
afternoon la the nr-t 81
horne and hams s~rs~s.
the Troisns have sis FisFus
county league Eamss and . tii
with honts.sno on October 10 q
somplst. an eight game sehsdnis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

IN fhACIIIE SkSSAONS
The young puntsr must be given
plenty Of kicking scrimmage.
Put the pressure on him on the
practice field and not on his first
time out for Saturdays game. Let
him feel the experience Of kick
ing out from behind his own goal
line under pressure.
Put the stopwatch on the kicker
to test his speed and work with
him until he knows what caused
every bad kick and the slight
remedy TO adjust the fault.
On windy days ! insist on
my kicker working against
the wind because when they
can control the ball In the
wind the down-wind Job Is
easy.
1 have never developed =
punter In college who did not
have natural leg drive and some
semblance Of form before he came
10 me. take each one indi-
vidually and try TO develop .
standardized form 30 that he goes
through the same motions on all
kicks.
When in doubt punt, but be
sure that the punt 10 high and
far away or out Of bounds.
The blocked punt 10 real
tragedy. 20 protect your kicker
and develop his speed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

COACH or PUNTER USES
METHODS or GOLF PRO

loAln Ut FLNIEA trE1
METHODS or GOLF PRO
Punting form 10 analogous 10
golfing form except that the
punter he. only one club. which
u the foot and leg. But this has
an adjustsbls face and shaft The
similarity 10 In stancs. keeping the
eye on the ball. follow through.
meeting the ball At the proper
spot relaxation. speed, timing
and control.
The better kickers make their
start on sandlots Of grade schools
and the turf Of high schools.
PUT PRESSURE ON KICKER
IN PRACTICE SESSIONS