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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-12

She went out. Simon stood for
a moment, irresolute. Then he
moved towards a door that led
into a room of comfortable chairs,
davenports and book-lined walls.
please, Simon-Simon. Oh
Simon-let me go. II didn't
mean to come here"
There's nothing that can take
this from us, Gillian-nothing."
He led her over to davern-
port. They sat down close to-
gether. "You won't give up buy
ing the trousseau as you planned
to do? Only it's for a poor man
now"
They were still sitting there
when Deborah came back. She
looked at them wisely. $50 Anse
was right! I rather thought so.
Are congratulations in order?"
Gillian stood up and Deborah
came to her and for moment
they held each other close.
WED better 60 now, Deb" she
said at last. Well 60 back to Ry-
dial tonight. ''rll meet Jon alone
for dinner. Simon. will you look
after the little fixer here? Take
her somewhere and feed her and
bring her to the train at eight
o'clock"
"Tll be glad to-"
Cast off like an old shirt, ="
muttered Deborah.
Simon Killigrew went to his
sanctum on the top floor Of the
Printery and sat down in an old
black leather chair and lighted his
pipe.
Simon had faith and vision and
now he felt that he possessed the
strength of ten. He went to work
with will. The papers and
manuscripts Jaffry Clay had left
were still in the possession of Jaf-
fry's aunt. The old lady was in
England, but had written that
she would be home shortly and
would send the material to ST.
mon.
There'll be something good
there, he thought, something that
will enable us to get away to a
flying start. Strange that should
be depending on Jaff to help me
marrying the girl he once loved
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CHAPTER VII
S NOPSIS

l. ely' red-headed Gillian
Meade lives with her bachelor
uncle Anselm at Rydal House in
Eastern Canada. Realizing that the
family fortune is nearly exhaust
cd, Gillian accepts wealthy Jon
Hlllyer's proposal of marriage, al
though she does not love him. At
mouse party at joins, She meets
Simon Killigrew, best friend of
the late Jaffry Clay, a poet to
whom Gillian had been engaged.
Simon blames Gillian for Jaffry's
untimely death. When Gillian is
thrown from one of joins horses.
it is Simon who picks her up. at
the same time murmuring his love
Tor her. Gillian returns home. and
Simon's words of love remain in
her memory.
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ONE WOMANS OPINION
IT IS NOT ENOUGH THAT

WOMEN BE ABLE TO FLY AIR
service them-even design them
PLANES, they should be able to
believes Katharine Stinson, senior
in aeronautical engineering at
North Carolina State college in
Raleigh, N. c. Miss Stinson, %.
who is to receive her degree in
aeronatutical engineering in June,
will be the first woman to grad
uate in this department at the
State College.
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strange-strange-

strange-strange-
X +
Jon Hillyer got up from a chair
in the hotel lobby as Gillian en-
tered. He looked at her and some
thing seemed to die in his eyes.
(To Be continued)
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will save you money .. in first
cost, in operating cost, and in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
Park Basketball

~" division II the rsrs has
ssibaii league efii open is frat
games n ma final SERIES Acuds,
night IN ihs ssllafmins gym.
hiE ~ ihs seven tram. all fac.
each otesr for the thFss ard Rail
weeks baiils for the champion.
snip ero9n
rssixhrs tripis ss.ass Win
open al s'sisek siih hssvps
Business College tssEiiss with
the nsffsss.l wssamss sf
World msstisx 81 . s'eissk
with dssitss tsmssssisy
tharsh. ~ . s'eissk tfsss
Congregational .aa Messiah
Iiahsrss are sspsstsa 10 pro-
saes tho fsstsrs ~ the night.
Fuller Paint eius .iil not ace
action until Thnfsdsy night
"a division sircas, siii epen
on "Wednesday Night ~ Bslisr-
mine
Junior ~ Park league games
for Monday night at First Con
Ersgsii0nsl gym; 7 o'clock. Troop
30 hoy scouts ss Tacoma Ice
club. = o'clock. Christ Church -.
SSH Stree; and Yakima club.
These are the final games IL
the third round and the question
% = fourth saa final round viii
b decided tonight
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Skidaddlinu

Novices again raced A. Paradise
Sunday and again weather con
ditlons we're IN their favor Al.
though there vas ice under foot
The inexperienced racers covered
course laid out BY Nade Per.
row on Alta Vista. back Of Para
die inn Although u WAS short
race nut slightly longer than the
first novice race this year. u had
several traps which with ice ron.
dltiOns required some careful ma
nipulstion
surprise entry In the .on.
rms novice siaiom sas MIR.
Arthur Iust Who has gone
from water skis o. snSN skis.
Although sh. finished last she
broke the usual ffsi-rae@
tradition and finished the
course without disqusilflca-
ton or pensItles
Ths IongyieN. shelton and
Grsys Harbor triangular meet ia.
ION course wss sornsWhat lorgsf
md vas lad ou; Jgst vest II tbs
novice run by Chuck Fisbel
Winners in all syeHts. rom
bined dossnhlIl and slslosn for
men. women and juniors. sss
the Longview team With sbsl-
ton Second and Grays Hsrbor
club third.
Individual first placefs IN the
triangular meet were IN men !
Elslom. Clifford Auainet. Long
view. Isz7.4. womsn's, Adins 90.
nong. z.Is4 and junior. Pste'
Landry. p The down hill. ,
snort but steep eours from ma
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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK
AT COLISEUM ALLEYS


spares. four strikes. a spare and
double. COS and Dorrie Ransick
smiled.
Ed Goble beginner, u doing nice
work With the Poodle Dog He
registere four spares. three
strikes and three spares for a 1875
single
Special Match In specis J
match between M8yflower Cafe
team and the Hotel Winthrop girls.
Erma Musselman registered = 212
in her first game, and Their came
back with a 1856 She didn't have
an open until her 21st frame. Bill
Othick OF the opposition also rolled
two games without an open. He
had 203 and finished with a POS
The next match will be bowled on
the Broadway alleys.
Ladies Free Time Mrs Koch
Ter. who Just changed 20 a heavy
ball. rolled l5I. 120. 80 for a biz
All total IN the Ladies Free Time
league. Mildred Hager rolled 1913
135. l5e. total 427.
Eagles Lodge Kezels with
more strikes than anything else
rolled a 223. and Bill Eggleston. q
teamm4te. rolled an identical score
with all strikes and spares. Joe
bounced ak in a row and Bill alter
mated doubles and spares Bill
totaled 61s in three games and
set new league record
Bud Mccormick knows how 20
bunch his strikes also. With one
double End SIX IN row. he regis
tered 2i4 which tied the league
record 81 Mike Miller Nike with
FIVE IN = row and blow in the
first got 2z4
W l. s.-Ths v. L. s. league of
beginners At the Coliseum are do
ing some fine shooting. J Gard.
$50 n Tore $50. r. Hart 1855.
Bradbury ia and 1852
DREW ash. Piys God u. Mama
Of Warren 3use team rolled three
nice games q ls7. AZ and lss for
a as total c. Clayton q Spread
ers team was second high with
1s4. 1913 md 16s with 4s3 total.
Coliseum Boo.ters-On. split kept
3. Effslberf from registering .
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Huskies Under
Gun Tonight

SEATTLE The University Of
Washington IL under the gun" to-
night and tomorrow IN Eugene
ORE against the cellar champions
the University Of Oregon Web
foots. who Will BE- out for revenge
in the Northern Division Pacific
Coast Basketball conference.
After winning four games a.
home from Idaho and Oregon
STATE Washington went on the
road hopefully. But the Beavers
built up their Old zone defense
style Of play 10 dam the Hussiss'
speed and beat washington con
vincingly Friday night. 1913. and
Saturday. 5f-2s.
WsEhington's usually high-scor-
ing Bobby Lndh failed N make q
point Friday night and Wss held
70 only three counters Saturday.
Meanwhile, wash q ton
State, which has been coming
along In its own quiet way.
beat Idaho SATURDAY night at
Pullman 1914 10 TAKE over
first place from Washington
Washington must win both
games from Oregon and what
ever happened 70 the WeofOots
this year to keep N the run
mig with the Cougars.
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par II Phoenix Country club
course to finish with an aggregate
of 275 for the 70 holes Of play. He
established new nine-hole com
petitive record for the course when
he toured the back nine in so
five under par.
II was the second conseeu-
tive win for Oliver over this
same course. He was the win
ner last year in the $4,000
Phoenix open.
Ben Hogan OF White Plains, y
Y. and Byron Nelson, p. G. A
champion. won $500 apiece wher
they tied for second at 27S.
Johnny Bulla. who was tied with
Hogan for the lead when the field
teed off yesterday morning. hac
q bad day. carding two 72s for
the next best Of 2s0 and $500
Clayton Heafner of Linvile. y. c.
earned $3.50 with PSI
Remainder OF the purse was split
among the next 70 professionals
Next big match on the pros
winter calendar is the $1,000 Texas
open championship which starts
Feb. at San Antonio
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Play Tuesday

Win only tao teams left IN
the second rDun1 Commercial "A
lesftis BASKETBALL tl,is chase
Tuesday nighi's ssmss ~ stadium
high school viii mors or isss tend
% clsar the way for tbsir meeting
on Thursday
FrsiFhtsrs isadinS BY one
game. meet Tia loNiy We1os ~ 7
o'clock In ths girls gym snd
should keep their slate eissn
Tbsn 10 ths buys Tym ths a.
io,op commands the fiaor for the
rsS, - the evening With Tbomssss
sn1 nechord Bombsrs opening 81
O'clock
~ s'siaek y ". q. 4. and
pifs meet In . natural shlis
shifbaildsSs $40 ssfassd
meet al . s'eiesk-
Commercial A league finds ss5ns
u Fsrielss tryinT u get out ~
the cellar sgsins; z5sth hech0rd
Yield at o'elces on ths girls
noor.
A. 3 o'eiock a game that slli
20 far toward settling tina loop
title Nlll b. yisysd bstNssn the
indicated Mckinley Killers snd
~. Y. A Last time they met
BcKinisy won Ills sith a dss-
psrsis lss, quarter rally.
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Oliver Wins
Golf Tourney
PHOFNIX. Ariz.-Big I'd

PHOENIX. Ariz.-Big Ed Oliver
of Hornell. n. Y. who holds the
title of COILS No. hard luck man,
pocketed the 81 900 first prize in
the $4,000 Western open cham
pionship today.
divers pro career has been
marked by misfortune several
times, notably when he finished in
a tie for the 1910 L. s. open and
then was disqualified for starting
off too early. Yesterday he could
do no wrong.
He carded a 81 and q 50 in the
two final 1s-hole rounds over the
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Another Win
For Visitation

Sinking ~ fouls ~ thsir op'
ponsnts' eight. the rsmpaslnE visi
tstion esEers chaiksJ 40 thsii
fourth straight ain by downing .
game All Saints auint. III 10 u
IN Crusade league play 81 fsiisf.
mine Sunday afternoon.
out Of q rscor1 ~ "a fouls thai
ware called. Visitation ssrnsrsa
sis more than the saints. mDfs
than enough 10 provide ths win.
ming margin. Largely responsible
for this Nss f.orns Asrsis ana
rang up seven conversions in siah.
chances together Nith Jerry nfsni
non sho tosslsd ~ points
The 40 opener ss~ ssessa
ussu defeating So t~s's ~
a. ~. iheSes, maintaining .
ehsses for frst place lie with
one Esmss left la play. >oswlie
Siih twelve and n..s with
si.s tsII,e. paced the winners
whiis Hok~i sainiy sush
twelve fos the ls.~ss
In the closest gene ~ ths day
Sta Peter and i'abi edged est !.
N'lnlas~ ~. rs,rieks five a 10 ~
After lsading most ~ thu ssy
ihs Sorthsndsfs lSst their tosieh
Ia the iss, two minutes ~ plsy
and suffered ihslr fourth suoess
slys dsfsst
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Pin Entries
Now Arriving
Rules for Bowling
Even, Also Given

rntfte. scr ths forthcoming CITY
ss-ccisllea us~lgnx tournament
sFs already coming IN. Secretary
Mcclure announced NeassY. siorx
stth a Fsissse ~ the effictst Fuies
una>r shlsA the fearNsmsnt ~tli
- staged
ptsss - ale fsr the ss.r~sy
wers fss teams fF.m ths car
ste..' iesswe 81 the rtas Wes
st,~ss. Mcclure said 4 resss.
trstia. hoard hs. h~ee placed
"a The rrssa~ss siiess. ~sere
the seu.sU~.t Mn - n~ts.
and t-soss MAY ehc.s~ ths
saaAa .pse sAieA sh~, ~sss
"a he.l Eesrses .Nsals ~
wade - s.~~ ~ psssihse. ssA
.h.aia - walled Va Mcclure
~ kn " . sealed essesspe.
i.ci.ai.s e~srs nss~e,. ~ tie
Nsasd.ss sli~s.
'w .n"'ns"'ehs - seasaa'sa "
se' 'se'"s'F - sna - y" me
Broadway alleys Al team corn
pe"''"h WI NO IN '"'ss saps sh'
'hs n"usles $40 singles WI Ne teh.
ea we i"'l"~ihf NesN.ena 'hs
tourney ain ts conducted IN one
hK division, WIN an san''shis
ns""'ssf sfshksmsh' ~ sneet
'et 'he 'esm went '"" wv ~
'e's'eh. sish VI per cent hsni'1sf
s""~e'
""""fs h'ssess sss's~
v" 70 ss"es w ~ss"e r"s
WV NJ "se"' s'sssses ~ s"~'s
:" 'ns e""es "s"se "efss
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Everett Win
Upseis Chance
Point Toward Com
pleiIon Of plons
Saturdays n~~ulss
gvsrxii "a. Lincoln -
nfemsFfnn "a. Wsils Ns.is ~

Saturdays ne~alss
Everett "A. taneoin -
nsensFfnn a. Nsils vsus ~
Wsvinx completed their isst
scheduled tFse outside Pierce
seanty. t.irroln ts>s opened prse-
tee IRIS sfs~Fneea slmlaa towards
completion ~ . ssF~s-fess rvv-
gram. ts-wis
:. Ewes ne s<.s~ vita pwv.
sissp ssss~ss 81 rsyssssp
rs~.sss stghs
.. Drive ss~ss~s ~ rvv~s-
state lssssss asSs - shsss
sss~s r~~sssiss ssss~a. IN -
rss.uss.
Z. pssss towards ~ Csy
championship So snpss svss
state ssssWsess~s hpseh.
TIRE Ahs. tass grant ensnrs
to move lnse . h.lf'xams LEAD n
'hs Cfnss- state nashes rses -
saturday night ~nsn Hvsf~ss e~s-
CULTS rallied IN ire last s~s MIN
ute. In dawn ths An~s. MA
u ~ss svlssnt nat Jlmmy Karls
had the ualis painting fer Llnsuin
~hen u as uess>d fhsf ths
Everett seseh asnss fss mliss last
Tuesday Ia ~strh Tire ISressss
nsllssmIns ssms
tOtoM oNGs ngtOa9
MAJ. killing schedules have faced
John ksnnsdy's Lincoln quintet Tor
the past three weeks and shls Sees
70 M sseepiiaa After ruysilap
on tuesday nssmsssna sna
Everett come hare % Friday and
Saturday
hsss~ss, 10 Especially ssss.
s"s n ssws ~ spahlA~ses
fussiisp ha.psssss - Twss-
az - = vsesasy s~v ~ VII.
iwas Win sst seiy rive sasss
ciess sweep sves ftscsts.
hut hssh rse.uss ssAssss. ~
the ssssss, tn stkssns hses
si"eois. s1-si. N s~sty ~
eenspp~r.
Only three Abss mas apufusor.
Logan Hisdss and Vince Nansus
scared against Everett and Men.
nedy - looking for mere scoring
punch 10 use against ths vlhisss
fuysiiur hs. . veteran quintet
hull, around Can nfuee ana fred
strsnhmsn. Puget Sound confer.
enos sli-sssr eagers Little NH
cslilaan. rugged Wayne anises
and tab Claude Mullins round cut
the starting five.
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Luthers Down
To Hard Work
Top Winko Loop
With No Defects

Saturdays Results
r. l. c. -. r. W. {. - lover
time.
". ". c. 80. c. ". {. 81.
Games This Week
Mon.-Tues.: y. W. {. at st Nsr-
tins.
Fri.-Sat.: p. l. {. at {. ". G:
st. Martins at W. ". c.
Half through their Winko league
reason with nary a defeat but
facing six Of their next eight
league games away from home,
Cliff Olsons Pacific Lutheran
bsskethsllers opened intensive
drills this afternoon
The Lutherans defeated
Eastern Washington Savages.
s9-47. In overtime Saturday
night to sweep the two-gamr
series and hang up their
eighth straight victory. In
Winko play.
Particularly outstanding was
The play Of Marty North. who
moved into the starting comhina-
ton Friday night as replacement
for Omar Stenesen. North scored
IL points Saturday and helped the
lutherans maintain their 50-point-
per-game average.
This week end the Gladia-
tors open their Eastern Wash
ington invasion against Cen
trail Washington Wildcats on
Friday and Saturday, con-
Guiding the trip against
Eastern Washington at Che
ney on Monday and Tuesday.
The Ssvages will be winding up
their Westside invasion against
St Martins Rangers in Olympia
tonight The Rangers have been
strengthened by the return OF
Johnny Katica. high-scorinG for
ward. and the registration Of Vern
Allen OF Pine CITY
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top u AHA Vista. down into
Faith creek hasin. SHs won by
Martin ksmppainan. shelton. 3s2.
alss Conong. 5gf and Peter
Landry. -
Recorded times for thf novice
races were
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

SPECIAL MATCH

In a return match played on
the Hi-Way alleys. Airport Cigar
team defeated Casey's Tavern
from the 9th Ave. alleys hands
down
Lon Hoffman led the scoring
barrage for Airport with a 4g5
series, while Frickelton posted q
1s7 game and IS series for
Casey's
In former match Caaev's had
trimmed the Airport on the Sixth
Ave alleys.
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held their weekly session yesterday
on two slleys. the Early Birds
shooting ~ the Broadway and ire
Ham ami Egger, rolling on the
Play Nor
Best mark In the Esrls
Birds circuit WAS rolled hy I'm
Mealli>ter. who registered Isl,
els and ls7. for = ss7 total.
Fst Person was neNt In order
with $50. Helm Bernard roll
I'd three good games. 1871. ITO
and 1871. 10 top the women Of
the circuit with SIG. sarah
Hoard tailed lsS for the high
single for the women and fin
ished with a nice as.
The hooking Birds rolled 7a3 foi
new high team single for the
season ami finished with i94s TOT
the best team total in yesterday
play. Members are Sarah Hoard
Oscar Johnson, Claire Johnson and
Leland Adams. The whipporwill.
dropped out Of the league lead by
losing three points TO MockinG
Birds. Sea Gulls and cuckooS nov
hold first place jointly. Woodpeok
ers Won four from Blue Birds and
Storks won three from Blue Jaws
In the plsyoff post
poned match. SATURDAY night.
ON the Broadway alleys the
Turk Smoke shop ladies won
four points from their femin-
Inc rivals. ssth Street club.
Scores of the Turf: Mae
knight al. Edith Smith 490.
Isabel Brebner Ala. Ruth Nell
son Isl. ami Fern Coles 4s6.
handicap $40. total 2671. For
the Boosters: Olive Nolde
400. Frances Day S92. Betf,
SNYDER 400. Jennie Libke 42s.
Louise Nahlers 4S7. handicap
29i, total 2i61.
The Richfield Hi-Octane team Of
the City league Travelled 10 Brem-
erton Saturday night and came
home with victory over a strong
Bremerton pin outfit Vance Nc
Clure led the Tacomans with 577
including three nice games. ls6
1877 and 202. Others who made the
trip were Ocky Seidelman. Bill
Reid. Hank Reynolds and Morry
Gray.
PLAY Nor lanes were oecu-
pied for two hours Sunday by
the Ham and Egg league and
many good scores were reg
isiered. Curly Wilson, the
Play Nor manager. led the
trundlers with a SCI total and
222 single. Glenn Boyer rolled
552 and Dave Wilson 500.
Mary Leicester led the women
bowlcrs of the league with
lis. 1871 and l56. a nice AL
tally. Edna Van Vlack fin
ished her series with 1872, high
single Of the women stars of
the league.
The league leading Witheridgt
team. composed of Grace Eshpeter
Frances Witheridge. John Poyneer
Morley Witheridge and julius Mel.
Doe. continued on its way. taking
three points from its closest rival
the Lusie. sextet. The stemr
gang took three away from IN,
Santrocks.
Curley Wilson, manager of tho
Play Nor alleys, Monday snnounc-
ed the staging Of a razzle dazzle
handicap doubles tourney on the
Play Nor lanes, competition start.
ing now and continuing until mid.
night Of Feb. %. Scratch is 4OC
with rs per cent handicap allowed
Bowlers may shoot at any time
and the entry fee is 25 cents anc
bowling.
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Clovers in Upset

LAKEWOOD Vengeance was
sweet Saturday might for Glover
Park Warriors who defeated
Buckley Mountaineers, 41-32. after
leading Pts at halftime- Clover
Park lost 10 Buckley az Buckley
in December. The Warrior re-
serves also won. 44-27.
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Seattle Holds
Second Place

stood N second place In the Pa
cifie Coast lee Hockey league
today and the spokane BombefT
winning streak hsd been broken
both by virtue ~ the Olympics'
81 win over IN. local team here
lsSt night.
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MIN BOWL DOUBLES

Royce and Mabel McHenry cop
ped the weekly prize for their
1913 score in the Mix-'n Bowl
doubles at the Hi-Way alleys Sun
day night Bill and Dorothy
Daley. shooting from scratch shot
976. Bill scored individual
honors with his games Of POS. 1877
and 1ss for = big $40 total Len
juicy trsiled for second high with
5.2 For the ladies Pat Henncssy
was high with a l55 game and a
40s series.
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Hitting the Old Head Pin

huge game N Wednesday IN tire
Coliseum Booster lesrus. lie FIN
ished with a al
oentur, -Rennie Crowell better
ed BY tao pins TIRE record sam
Coles set n Tire same league las,
year Al the Broadway Alleys
Rennie rolled SOS in league play
At the Coliseum Thursday night
and set new high series record
for league plfy Ills games wer.
223. 23S and 2s7.
L. Jensen shot q consistent series
Also like III, 400. 7o2. 2os. total
ins eo7.
Century-Lesscy Of Huh Cloth
iers and Rsnnie crowell each
shot 2S7. They each had seven
strikes. :hree spares and blow
This is the first time this season
the Hub Clothiers lost sll four
points.
Coliseum >portsmen - Bush
rolled a nice series Tuesday night
in the Coliseum Sportsmen league
which looked like this 2o2, 1911. 1872
-57a. e. Caruso rolled the high
single game Of 2is
Mt. Tacoma League - Raymond
rolled the high series on the Mt
Tacoma ,esgue. ST.. 2. Becker
chalked Ip 2i3 for the high single
game.
Nomen'- CITY League - Erms
Musselman rolled the high three
game series which totsled Sol
Five strikes. two blows and three
spares. 202. and Erms Musselman
went home happy.
A TURKEY and a blow. strike
and two spares. with two more
strikes equslled ies for Elizabeth
Davis
Seven spares and three strikes.
an entire game with no blows.
equalle1 1914 for Margaret Titlow.
Market ~. Boosters - T W o
spares. turkey and = blow and
-four strikes equalled 2S2 for A.
ellis.
Paul Gomsrld rolled three nice
games like this: 20e. 1s5. 1863. total.
554
Two special matches were rolled
Sunday at the X St Recreation
alleys. In one Of them, Clear Fir
Lumber defeated Coast Sash 4
Door. 223l to PIP. Bassett. Of
the winning team. had the highest
score. a total Of 470 Richardson Of
Of the opposition had high single,
scoring IL
In the other match. Ted's Place
defeated General Distributing 1898
10 2473 Luchessi Of the losing
team registered te2 for high score.
His total included best single score
Of IT'S.
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File, Clovers
Gain Revenge

yIrr nili vtssaa's rifs Trs-
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ssms pace hers saturday night
when they tresnesd Msrysvsile
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pion. Hjalmar Hvam. Portland.
WAS third with 2076
Wilmer Hampton, Wenstohes.
woA the PSNA Zone No. l Class
Il championship, Victor Larsen Of
Seattle took the senior eompeti-
ton. and Karl singl. Seattle. won
The junior event.
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ships ri SnnquRiihhf summit N's''
on a Glass n hill. Inland made
two jumps OF $50 feet each for
21T4 points. Ole Tverdal, Seattle,
matched ulland's distance but not
form and placed second with
207.9 points. lie vas acclaimed
the Pacific Northwest Ski associa-
tons zone No. jumping cham