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RMO-News; tbs. DeTo-
tions.
KVI-Slnging CowhAnd.
7:l5. March Tine
KOMO-Top o Morning;
7:l5. Reyeries
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News.
Studio; 7.l5.
Farm Forum.
1880 A. NJ.
HMO-NewG 7:&s. Trade
n Sale.
KVl-NewS I.&5. Jane
Powers.
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Sing. 7:45. Sam Hayes
.EJR-Breakfast CLUB
KlRO-Nevs: 1855. Wes-
Their.
500 A. Nj.
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Live; SIS. Haven OF
Rest
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s:l5. Against storm
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KIRO Buddy Clark,
s:lS. News
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64S. Chapel Chimes
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Betty Croker
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Thinketh. ssS. Ann
Sterling
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300 A. NJ.
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when 9 Girl MarrieS
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Club.
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$3.50 A. Nj.
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songs 9 -. Keep Pit
20 Muse.
EVI-Helen Trent. s45
Our Gal Sunday.
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ienoe: 8 as. Handy Kan
kJR-Fzrm and Home
KIRO-Helen Trent
1000 A. VI.
kAO-john p Hughes.
1915. Muse and Auslc.
XVI Life 5eauufui
1915. Woman n White
KOAO julia Bake.
io.is Hotel Lexington
kJ7-FGm and Home.
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KMO-Famlly Robinson.
&VI-Songs Dy Louise
445. Clark Ross.
EOMO - Capt Samislo,
445 Newscast.
KJR - Women in War
Time
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sonal.
$3.50 p. VI.
KMO-John B Hushss'
Gas Batter Up.
KVI-Bls Town.
KJR-NeVs. SIS. Spin
ard Win.
RONO - studio, 3 -
Mixsr and Mstcnem
6IRO-BiE Town
100 Z. vi.
KMo-Bsttsr Up. 10
Meas
KVI-Glenn Miller 7:l5
Pine Canyon BOYS.
.EOMO-Ksy KyseF
RJR-Jsmes 3 Corey Of
clio.
.KrRO Glenn KILLER
7-i5. Island Airs.
1880 p. VI.
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KJR-Doctors az WORK
KIRO-Acverture
500 p. vi.
.KNO 80 Arthur Mann
LONDON s-o5 KAY 4
KAY.
XVI Amos Z Ancy.
SIS Lsnny Ross
gOGO Tony Martin
SIS. Hos DID You
Meeff
SJE-ouls kics
lKrRO-Anos n Andy.
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KIM We Are Always
Young: ll5, Comics
sions OF a Corsair
KVI-Portia Blake. ! 40
Myrt and Aarge.
KOMO-Backstage VIE
Il5, Stella Dallas.
KJR-Mother OF Nine
lis. Cecil Solly.
KIRO-Portia Blake.
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KJR-Hotel Penn: Z as
The story Findsr
KIRO-Helen Aenksn.
500 p. vi.
kNO-Rsscue Mission
SIS. cazs Gov bcf
XVI Captain SanlSlo
sos. Let's Dance ; IS
sports SPARK
K o ~ o - NiKem and
Natehem. SIS, jack
Afrnktrons
kJR-streamlinsd jour
KiRo-Fathsr Coos.
80 Z. NJ.
kMo-shaftsr Parker;
5:sA. Capt Midnight
kVl-FIrst Signtsr. . 50
Elmer Davis
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S:s5, MIA.
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500 P. NJ.
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kOMO-On With Dance
sis, Dinner Melodies
kJR-Scandlnaylan RE
porter. ais, New
KfRO = Radio Parade
e:ls, Love
$3.50 p. Nj.
KAo-Jonn B. Hughes.
e45, Treasure Chest
KVI-Public Affairs.
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rizons: 6 SIS. News.
KIRO-Affslrs.
700 Z. NJ.
gMO-Raymond era
swing, 7:l5, News
KVI-Glenn Miller. I;lo,
Waltz Time.
KOAO-Bop Hope.
KJR-SIory Drama
RIRO-Glenn Miller.
1880 p. NJ.
RMO wyths williams.
as, Debut Time
XVI Fashions IN sons
7:sS, Elmer Davis.
KOMO-Dog House.
Bee
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500 p. Nj.
KMO = Campus Work
shop.
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AIS. Lanny Ross.
W arm
s:l5. Armchair Cruises
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station.
kIRO-Amos n Andy.
$3.50 p. Nj.
n swing
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aOMO~ Q u 4 ny PTe-
sSnts.
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Heira-
900 Z. NJ.
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Freddie Martin orch.
the People
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s:I5, Inside story.
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Serenade.
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$3.50 =. Nj.
News.
XVI L. Hollywood Show
case.
KOMO-Battle of Sexes.
K .JR Ne VS.. 9:4o
Mixem and Matchem.
1000 z. M.
RMO-Haven OF Rest
XVI Paul Sulliv a n,
1918. Northwest News.
KOMO - News. 1913.
Listeners Club.
KJR-Sir Francis Drake
Orchestra.
KIRO-News Review.
1890 p. Nj.
King.
KVI-World Today. io.4o
olum bia Master
works.
KOMO-Bal Tabarin.
KJR-Palace Hotel.
KIRO - News Roundup,
l0:45, Music; .55,
Weather.
IL: 100 ?. NJ.
KMO-Jan CARRIER.
XVI Mas c r works,
ll:l5, Ken stevens.
KOMO-Dance Music.
kJP-M wing World,
l1:l5, Dance Orch.
KIRO-ken Stevens.
1880 2. nj.
KMO Niese Note
ables. ll:i5. Hawai-
ianS.
KVI-Manny Strand.
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HJR - Dance Orchestra;
Il:45. Paul Carson.
KIRO-Nightcap Yarns
ll:45, Ne m cries In
Music: u Midnight,
Concert Hour. ! A. NJ,
Hour OF Reflection.
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kMO Ruth Reisner
Poetry and Prose
KVI-Don Be Personal:
6I5. Bill Henry
KONO - Paul Martin.
kJR-SCandinAVlan re
porter. Q l5. News
KIRO-Don Be Per-
rouAl.
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KMO-We Are Always
Young. ll5. Comics
sions OF a CorSair.
kNI-Portia Blake. 1915,
Myrt and Marge.
ROMO-Backstags VIE;
lis. Stella Dallas
hJR-Mother OF Nine.
lis. Cecil Solly.
kIEO-SerIal
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KMo-Toast: s:l5, crazy
COWBOY.
XVI ~ Songs OF Your
Heart
kJR-Army. SIS. Tom
Mix
KOMO - seattle Play
grounds. SIS. JAG <
Armstrong
6IRO - Father Goose
SIS. Captain Sanislo.
$3.50 p. Nj.
aMO - Shafter Parker;
5:45 Capt Midnight
XVI - Twilight Trails,
545. News. SIS Elmer
Davis
KOMO - Chas. Ds -
Music.
.EJR-M a 4 haitian al
Midnight.
KIRO-Studlo.
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ables. ll:45, Hawai-
ians.
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HJR - Dance Orchestra,
ll.45, Paul Carson.
KIRO-Nightcap Yarns,
ll:45, NJ e m ories In
Music: u Midnight,
Concert Hour. A. NJ 81,
Hour OF Reflection.
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To .DU I W.
KMO-Henry King.
KVI-World Today. 10 As
Col u m bia Master
works
KOMO-Bal Tabarin.
KJR-Palace Hotel.
KIRO - News Roundup,
l0:45, Music; .55,
Weather
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'KMO-Haven OF Rest
XVI Paul s ulliva n,
lo.l5 Northwest News.
IKOMO - News. 1919.
Listeners Club.
.KJR-Sir Francis Drake
Orchestra.
.KlRO-NeWs Review,
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KMO-News, AIS. As
The Twlg Is Bent.
KkI-American School.
kOMO-Girl Alone. 2:l5,
Lone Journey.
KJR-Zollman.
K ! r o News; 2.l5,
SinEln' Sam
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KMO-Jan CARRIER.
XVI NJ a 5 : c r works,
ll:l5, Ken Stevens.
KOMO-Dance Music.
kJP-M yIng World,
ll:l5, Dance Orch.
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'KMO - Lowry Kohler,
Songs: 345. Smilin
Thru.
KVI-Girl Inferno: 3:<5,
World Today.
KOMO - Homekeepers;
345. Gasoline Alley.
lKJR-The Munros, 3.45,
Hal Styles.
EIRO-GirI Inferno.
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1880 A. NJ.
kMO go Helen Holden
20 IS. II Fnd NJ
Nay
XVI Happiness 10 -
Homemzkers Forum
X q NO HotfI Iafts
% IS d. Kate
.kJR-Common ssnse
NIRo-HAppineks loso
sorgs Of a Dreamer.
1l:00 A. NJ.
kMo - Friendly Neigh
hors Ii.lh, Ninger
and Alexander.
.SNI-Big sister. has,
Aunt Jenny.
.koMO-Lignt OF World
HIS. NYsferv Nan
KJR Art Baker Note
book.
KiRO-BiE sister
1880 A. VI.
'NMO - RADIO Garden
Club. Il IS, Christian
Science
XVI Fletcher NlleV:
ii:s5, Home Of the
Brave.
SOMO - valiant Lady.
Il IS, GTimmS Dsugh-
ter.
KJR - Tropical Moods:
IL as, News
6IRO-Fstcher Wiley
1900 NOON
Mo-Friendly Is; i2;l
News
KNI-MRrfhA Webster,
IA Is. News.
HOAO - May Marlin
l2.l5. Ma Perkins
RJR - Orphans. II :l5
Amanda.
K1RO - Society Girl.
l2:l5, Song Treasury
1880 p. Nj.
KMo-Hawaiisns: Il As
Edith Adams.
XVI - Kate hopkins.
IA IS. Woman OF Cour-
KOMO-Pepper Young;
u as. Vic and Sade
KJR-Other Wife. l2:45,
Plain Bill.
KIRO Kate Hopkins.
loo p. NJ.
KMO-Ws Are Always
Young. i:l5. Comics
sions OF a Corsair.
SVI-Portia Blake. l:l6.
Myrt and Msrge-
HOMO-Backstage VIE;
lis. Stella Dallas
kJR-Mother OF Nine:
lis. Cecil Solly.
H1RO-Serlal.
1870 u. Nj.
Family;
as. Bookworm
HVI-Hilliop House: las
Stepmother.
SOMO-Lorenzo Jones:
las. Widder Brown
kJR-Health Club: l:&5.
Cowboy Joe.
House.
200 p. Nj.
KMO-News. ais. As
The Twlg Is Bent.
KNI-American School.
kOMO-Girl Alone. 2:l5.
Lone Journey.
KJR-Zollman.
K I r o News: 2:l5.
Singin' Sam.
2:30 Z. NJ.
Page ORA
ma; 245, Let's Play
Bridge.
wi = Mystic Melodies;
2::45. Sc ttsrgo d
Baines.
kOMO-Guiding Light.
245. Life Beautiful
KJR = Musical Soiree.
245, Wayne Van Dyne
Inc
800 p. Nj.
KMO-News: sos, Orch.
RvI-Dr. Malone. 3:45.
Hedda Hopper.
kOMO - Dance Orch.
3:15, That Girl
KJR Ifeene Wicker.
BIS. Bud Barton.
$3.50 p. Nj.
KMO - Lowry Kohler,
Songs; 3.45. Smilin'
Thru.
Inferno. 3:<5,
World Today.
KOMO - Homekeepers;
345, Gasoline Alley
KJR-The Munros, 3 AS,
Hal Styles.
HIRO-Girl Inferno.
400 p. Nj.
RMO Fulton Lewis.
AIS, Ma Perkins.
KVI-Second Mrs. Bur
ton, 4:l5. Song Treas
ROMO - Fred Waring.
4:16, NBC News Room.
KJR-Organ. AIS, MI
Keen.
K1RO - Serial, <:lo.
Newsreel.
4:30 p. Nj.
KMO-Family Robinson.
SVI-Songs Dy Louise,
4 As. Clark Ross.
como can't SaDntslOs
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Page ORA
ma. 245, Let's Play
Bridge.
wi = Mystic Melodies;
2:45. catte 1900 d
Baines.
kOMO-Guiding Light.
245, Life Beautiful
KJR = Musical Soiree
245, Wayne Van Dyne
Inc.
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EMO-ssr6s =, Tine.
KVI-Helen Aencken
KONO Soprano. As
Kalrfrbo%r-
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.KMO-News: sos. Orch.
.RVI-Dr. Malone. 3:45.
Hedda Hopper.
.KOMO - Dance orch.
315, That Girl
.KJR Ifeene Wicker.
3:l5. Bud Barton.
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KMO - Helen Holden
lo45, I'll Fnd MY
Way.
XIV I-Happiness, lo'$s
Mary Lee Taylor
KOMO - Hotel Tart
io.45. Dr.. Kate.
KJR M / xe m 4 n @
Matchem. l0:45, News
xrFDN NIa-1f .. asa
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KMo Stu do. Il as.
Edith Adams Future.
XVI Kate Hopkins,
IL AS. Women OF Cour-
age.
KOMO-Pepper Young:
l2:45, Vic and Sade.
KJR-Other Wife. l2:$e
Just Plain Bill.
KIRO-kats Hopkins.
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KMO-Johnson FANNY
Las. Bookvorm
KVI-Bess johnson, ! -
Stepmother.
KOMO-Lorenzo Jones
4:45. Wilder Brown
KJR-Health Club. 1919
Aloha Land.
KlRO-Hilltop HouS
200 2. VI.
KMO-News. AIS. The
Twig Is Bent.
KyI-AmericAn School.
KOMO-Giri Alone. 2;le
Lone Journey.
KJR-Organ Concert.
KIRO evs. 2:le
Sirgin' sam.
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KMo-Elbert La Schelle'
liiS. School OF Air.
KVI-Fletcher w ! - y :
li:45, Home of the
Brave.
KOM O-Valiant Lady;
fl45, Grimms Daugh-
ter.
KJR-Nayy Talk; ll<o
News.
KIRO-Fetcher Wiley.
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IgMO-RAymond Gram
swing, 7:l5. News
IKVI-Glenn Miller. I:lo,
Waltz Time.
.kOMO-Bop Hope.
.KJR-Slory Drama
'kIRO-Glenn Aillef.
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Au-Siars 10
Meet Negro Club

NEW YORk-Steve Juxwik Of
Notre Dame. Bill Decorrevont Of
Northwestern and Edgar Especial
Delivery Jones Of Pittsburgh
currently ending their collegiate
careers. will play for the Yankee
An-stars against a team OF Negro
stars IN q charity football game
here next week. n was announced
today.
Fifty per cent Of the proceeds
win Be allotted 20 various Negro
Catholic and Jewish charities
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Bengal Hopes
Rest on Hagen
Stadium Hoop Team
Needs Good Center
Nv HAROLD SHAW

Coach V. @. LowmAn looked over
his Stadium Tiger varsity basket
bail squad yesterday afternoon in
iis first official 1912 season
workout and unused:
with five lcttermen back
Just twice n many ~ In
1870 - Stadium might regain
the city basketball title,
NJ
Suddenly II seemed ~ II the
Bengal hoop mentor was looking
up In the clouds. like a farm boy
taking his first peek at q Man
haitian skyscraper.
%. n RAY Hagen ran
come through this year. Hell
have tough competition 10
cheek IN the Cross state
leagne this year-.ome 81 the
tailest centers the circuit has
ever produced"
stu maintaining that sky
scraper" look, Lownan tolled off
the "beanpole" list--vinoe Hanson.
6-foot finch Lincoln center: Roger
Wiley. 6-foot finch Bremerton
center; Jack Nichols. 6-foot <-lnch
Everett transfer from Monroe.
Hagen win have his hands
full stopping that trio hut II
he does . good Job, we might
have q high-ranling club. I
don't figure TO use tho big
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Army VS.. Navy Outstanding
Grid Battle Of This Week
Soilors Favored. but Cadets Have
Speed: California and Cords Compete

NEW YORk-The football sea-
son is all over except for the shout
ing but there IL plenty Of that in
store this week when Army COL
lides with Navy In the nations
banner game while three confer
snce championships and the bowl
line-ups are settled in a half dozen
others.
Although the national program
will be split between Thursday and
Saturday. the years second
Thanksgiving will feature only one
contest of great Importance. That's
the slam-bang imbroglio at COL
leee Station. Tex. where the Texas
A. a M. meets its old jinx -
Texas u.
A meatier schedule win be
offered Saturday. The annual
gigantic. OF the service
schools heads the list but
Included are two big intra-
state battles In Mississippi
and Oregon. Fordham's wind
up against New York U. and
Stanford's last bid for the
Rose Bowl against California.
Here are quick sketches Of the
better attractions:
Army Navy at Philadelphia -
Another 100000 crowd will buck
additionally miserable weather In
Municipal stadium 10 watch the
Cadets and Middies match their
best teams in decade.
Army has been beaten twice and
tied once. while the Navy has lost
only one and tied one, but the
record always goes into the ash
can when these two get together.
Navy, boasting power and re-
serves. rates a al edge but Army
has the speed and finesse.
TEXAS DANGEROUS
Texas A. a NJ, at College sta
tion-The Aggies. indicated and
united. are rolling right on to the
Rose Bowl and strong challenge
Of Minnesotas claim TO the ma
tionsl title.
Texas. the wonder team" Of the
nation three weeks ago. ir't 60
Ing anywhere just now but this is
another game where statistics
don't mean q thing. A. q NJ. Is
the fsvorite. but II Texas is COM
pletely recovered from injuries
watch out.
Oregon Oregon State, at
Eugene - Stop ms II you've
heard this before. but here IL
another game In which the
records don't count.
State needs only this victory
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BASKETBALLERS TO SEND FOR PASSPORTS
Conn Offered
$1,000 Purse

SION Promoter Jack
o'Brien said today that he had
wired Billy Conn an offer Of 5000
for a Boston bout with the winner
Of Friday nights i0-round heavy
weight fight between Jim Robin
son Of Philadelphia and Johnny
shkor. formerly Of Baltimore Nd.
Robinson decisioned shkor in .
previous match.
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Oilers Lose
Basket Game
CenturY-Fox Quint
Wins Meet Title

NEW YORk-Ths James A
Naismith plaque. commemorsting
the opening Of the celebration Of
basketosll's golden jubilee, went
to goth Century Fox National
AAU champions from Hollywood.
today for their 42-3e victory over
Phillips as Of Bsrtlesville. Okla.
in the final round Of q two-day
tournament at Madison Square
Garden.
The Californians, who elm
mated Phillips by the same
margin In the 1s4l AAU final
at Denver, gained the final
by defeating Roanoke Legion
naires, s5-eS, In the opening
round of this tourney. part Of
the proceeds of which 20 to-
wards q fund for erecting a
memorial TO Naismith. inven-
tor of the game, at Spring
field. Mass.
Phillips. 1910 AAU titleholders,
defeated Ohrbach A. A, 1925, in
their first round contest. Ohrbsch
beat Roanoke, 1898, in last nights
first game.
Hank Luisetti, star forward of
the Oklahoma outfit and former
Stanford sll-American basketball
player, was injured early in the
first period. suffering a torn car
tilage in his left knee. He will be
out Of action about three weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Joe Louis Toys
With Italian

SAN FRAN CISCO Heavy
weight Champion Joe Louis toyed
with cumbersome George Clam
bsstiani of Los Angeles in a four
round exhibition bout here last
night before 1000 fans.
Louis. weighing 204 pounds,
knocked Giambastiani. 221. dizzy
with a right uppercut in the third
round, but the fighter kept his
feet while Louis returned to a cor
ner to bide his time. Louis cut
loose with his punch after Clam
bsstiani had slipped in a stiff one
to the nose.
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Bears Labor
Hard on Defense

BERKELEY. Calif.-Csliforniss
Bears worked out yesterday on de-
Tense in dummy scrimmage against
the Rsmblers. who threw Stanford
passes and ran ground plays. The
Bear injured list was lengthy: Cal
Ellis. third string quarter. out with
tonsilitis; Joe Merlo. first string
quarter, banged up. no contact
work: Left Half Hank Zachsrias
lee injury; Left Half Al Dorian.
needs 10 day lsyoff; Brunnell
Christianson. unable 20 scrimmsge
because Of injuries.
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Oh, II Lippy
Were Only at
Scene Of Woe

BERKELEY. Calf. - Harry
(Cookie) Lavagetto. third base
man for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
felt quite At home yesterday
when Berkeley policeman
whistled him down and gave
him a lecture and a traffic tag
for driving 40 miles an hour
In q 25-mile rome.
us buns In used 10 being
hawIed out" Lavagetto said.
only I wished Lippy manager
LEO Durocher) was here"
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fellow 10 q great extent In my
offense 20 NJ TO rest him for
his defensive chores.
LOST THREE SCORERS
I'VE might have a more
effective attack than last year
de~plte the fact that we lost
sueh scorers ~ Al Danielson.
Bobby Angeline and Jim
Angus. For one thing. this
gang seems composed of more
playmakers."
And there's the tipoff to this
years Stadium basketball team.
II will probably 30 in for a more
formal offense than ever before.
Returning lettermen forwards,
Harry Mansfield and Jack Getaz,
seem TO be real playmakers, while
Bob Fincham. up from the re-
serves. seems 10 be actually as
adept on plays as either Of the two
veterans.
UP FROM rNTRAMURALs
For guards. Lowman has Letter
men Chuck rain and Ted Gregg
back. with Bus Mitchell. up from
the reserves: Bob Olson. up from
the midgets. and Paul Grimes, up
from intramural play. figuring in
the early season dope.
Rest of the varsity squad
includes Ralph Baker, Cecil
Stone. John Tollefson, Bob
Rinker and Dave Grsnlund. all
from the reserves: Hill Ga
sechi. Lloyd Allbice and Mar
win Hanson. all from the
midgets, and Ronald Button
and Raymond Payne. both
from intramural ranks.
Forty-ssven other basket osndi-
dates were also out Monday. and
most were put under the wing Of
Edwin Bostrom. who win handle
the sophomore squad. Thirty-two
Of the ~ were sophomores.
The squad:
Juniors wsilv Anderson. Charles
Stewart, Joe kisricn, Francis Rushy
Rodney Ohiser. Jack Fisher. wes Pol
lock. John kiarich. Terry Deenk. Bob
Feildan. Don Eagiing. Bob Chr.s,en-
son. John Schroeder. Glenn Pace.
George williams and Wade Engiund.
Sophomore John Heinrich. Al W.
man. Bill wilbur, jim Bell, Bob Per
euson Rosa Hall Georxe Perkins
Dick Co.'S. Earry Lyness. Harvey
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Troians Work

Los ANGELES - The Trojsns
OF University Of Southern Cslifor-
MIA, returning today from their
game Saturday with Notre Dame.
scheduled light workout in prep
arstion for University of Wash
ington next Saturday.
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Logger Squad
Will Be Named
Coach Parks Makes
Choice Wednesday,

Passport applications for the 10
man College Of Puget Sound bas-
kethsll squad which will leave De-
eember Il for a months barn
storming trip Of Central Americs
must Be mailed Wednesday by
Logger officials 10 the state de-
partment al Washington. d. c.
Consequently Lum b erjsck
Hoop Mentor Stuart Parks
must name his travelling squad
thrce weeks before the casers
entrain for southern climes.
Seven Of the 10 players who will
make the trip are definitely
known. They are the returning
lettermen-Ncrm Walker. Tommy
Cross. Jim Van Camp. Mel Blan-
chard, Jim Paulson, Lloyd Bats
niger and Don Brown.
The other three players will be
chosen Tuesday night from q host
Of newcomers. one reserve-Jsck
Duncan-and two transfers. Bob
Loftness, former Stadium ace. and
Neil Clemans Of Puyallup.
ALI~CITY CENTER
Freshman candidates are Al
Danielson, all-city center from
Stadium: Ben Ishioka Of Lincoln,
Don Jersey OF Clover Park, Car
roll Winslow Of Morton, Bob Gra-
ham of Hoquiam, Dan Cushman OF
Olympia. Dick Donelson Of Sta
dunn, and Ghengi Yamamoto Of
Lincoln.
The Loggers have been
working out for nearly .
month and TO quote Coach
Parks are "just about ready
70 60 stale"
The Central America trip calls
for IL games in FL Salvador.
Guatemala and Costa Rica. with
the hoopsters returning home Jan.
II. Besides Coach Parks. DR..
Warren Tomlinson will accompany
the team as faculty representative.
First competition for the Log.
gers will be Dec. Is when Montana
State Teachers Of Dillon, Mont.
will be met at Exposition hall with
the Young Mems Business club
sponsoring the game.
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Bruins Rest

LOS ANGELES University Of
California at Los Angeles prepared
today for its big game two
weeks hence with the rejuvenated
University of Southern California.
The Bruins have q bresther this
week.
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Bsdminton play will resume at
Lincoln sym at p. m. Tuesday.
Anyone interested as a spectator
or player Ia welcome. Play is
under the adult recreation pro-
gram of the public school
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Glove Jousi

TORONTO Ont.-Giving away
nearly ten pounds. Dave csstillous
Of Montreal outpointed Sonny
Jones Of Vancouver. r. c. IN ten
rounds last night Csstillous
weighed 1854 for the fight. to
Jones 146t,.
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OOQ0 SW0LB VICOu0S
Gene Tunnsy, who takes his highhalls but h In fine
condition writes In article In the Readers Digest like
this:
Its over IL years since retired from the heavyweight
championship But here's q challenge II Joe Louis will
start smoking and promise 10 nhale couple Of packages
a cearss every day for six months I'll engage to lick him
n Is rounds!
N course Joe wouldn't terms No
br no training that whenever nerves
znus hart called supreme effort the
soeaoco-ussr the first 70 fold" :.
Heavy ugarss . smokers have considerably
shorter lie expectancy rnney citing
Raymond Pearl of Johns Hopkins
adds Even smoke moderately You have much "
chance Of reaching 60 than IL don't smoke at all"
l . . littk far fetched there.
Dat him respect haven't the
snshaas hahit Why get II:
parents prefer children did smoke At
But how teachers and parents and
advising tell that nicotine sunted
growth
the but of
those who smoked reached
those who did smoke
runts and died early.
that the early leoos began smoking when
they 10 JUS like they doing today
anything today about TIE habit stuntns ones
swth with generation smoksrs and
onssksrs towering nts the sdes
well meaning parents viii have TO think up
raised the sebbn with that nogow
teaching
youngsters they keep from
habit health good and II costly
financially No foolin' Here's weed victim who knows