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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-26

Out on the lonely shore Of
North Carolina, just north Of
Bodie Island, stands the skeleton
Of a whale. landmark and trade
mark of a lonely seaside service
station operated by its woman
proprietor.
Fishermen bound by motor car
for Oregon Inlet, the Hatteras,
and the stretch of banks where
the red drum play. turn off the
paved road near her station, and
debate their tires for a trip over
the sandy wastes. Returning,
they pause at the station to in
fate tires and take aboard what
ever else is needed for the jour-
ney back home.
Thin link between station and
folks far ashore is the telephone,
which rings day and night. Fish
ermen ask advice as to weather
prospects, how the wind lays,
whether the fish are biting. On
her word many a party leaves
its home port hundreds of miles
away, or foregoes a trip to await
more favorable conditions.
Sometimes the voices over the
wire are irate, weary, or anxious,
Can she reach John Smith, who
is fishing somewhere along the
ban. Night or day, regardless Of
weather, she finds John Smith,
drags him from his line thrown
into the surf beside a blazing pile
of driftwood, and takes him back
to see whether the telephone
augurs happiness or woe. Busi-
ness crises, sickness, and death
are frequent causes of errands
into the night winds.
One night a call came from
zoo miles away for a fishermen
whose child was desperately ILL
If he could reach Norfolk next
morning he could catch plane
and reach the child's bedside,
perhaps in time. Out into the
night went the service station
operator. Nothing daunted, she
CONVINCED the men at a Coast
Guard station that the father
must be brought ashore and
rushed TO Norfolk. Out went
the surfboat, in came the fish
erman. a fast run was made to
Norfolk, and a grief-stricken
father reached home in time to
share a child's lost moments on
earth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-26
Hairpin Turns

Women drivers seeking to
qualify for motor corps duty in
wartime are doing stunts that
would get truck driver fired
in two minutes, but which are
merely elementary lessons for
emergencies. The stunts seem
unnecessary now, but the train
ing may come in mighty handy
when, and if, the girls are called
TO drive anything on four wheels
without lights over routes chang
ed frequently during bombing
raids.
They are taught to get car
into a ditch. and out again, with
out Jerking. They learn how to
back into an open space at a
curb in one smooth swoop, with
cut humping the curb. They zig
zaR in and out between stagger-
III stanchions, swell training for
lodging she'll holes. Neatest stunt
IS 10 drive the car forward and
backward, but fast. without
sailing water from a milk bot
"a perched precariously on the
floor.
fo make things tougher now,
easier later, the girls are not
permitted to use their own cars.
n addition to learning to drive,
"a well, they learn how to re-
6aIr anything from a flat tire to
broken axle, plus first-aid re-
s.rs FOR human cargoes.
Il seems fantastic at first. but
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-26
AIRPLANE ENGINES GO
INTO NEW u. S. TANKS

NEW YORK. Because of their
small size, relatively light weight,
low fuel consumption and gen
eral all-around performance rec
ords. aircraft engines are to be
utilized to power some Of rs the
United States Army's M-3 me-
dunn tanks, the War Department
has announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-26
Poor Little
SKINNY CHILDREN

look SO puny, really can't get all
the fun they should. For those
children who need the Vitamin
B1 and Iron of Vinol to stimulate
their appetites, Vinol has been
found helpful by mothers every
where. Oriental Pharmacy -.
advt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-26
Dance Saturday
AT Samoa Club

Samoa Club will be the bright
spot in Saturday nights program
of entertainment. Dance being
sponsored by La Societe dies Qua
rante Hommes ct HUT Chevaus
l40 & 8 Society has been assured
of large crowd by the large num-
Der of tickets sold and reserva-
tions already made.
Proceeds from this affair are
to be used for purchasing a pull
moter for this community.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-26
PLUMBING EXAMINATION

The Plumbing Board of Ex-
aminers will hold Examination
for all applicants on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 7th, City Court. at 7 o'clock
P. M. Application must be filed
before October 5th with Y. d.
Carbonell, Plumbing Inspector.
Hours 11-12 A. M, City Court.
sept25-26
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-26

women drivers with experience
in Britain's emergency canteen
and ambulance services, see
nothing funny in this kind of
training They've had chance
to put it to use.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-26

Herman Roberts, who had been
spending several days business
visit in Miami, has returned to
Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-26

Captain A. H. Muse Of the Light
house service was an arrival in
Key West yesterday from jack
sonville for 4 visit of several
days. ~ Sgal9
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles cremata,
who had been on a few weeks
visit to Ocala, returned to Key
West yesterday on the Florida
Motor Lines bus. They were ac-
companied on the trip back
home by Mrs. William Plowman,
daughter of Mrs. Cremata, who
will remain here for an extend
ed visit
Doris Marie Davis, naval re-
serve nurse, has reported for
duty at the navy yard, it was an
nounced today. Miss Davis came
here from Haines City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-26
SIDELICHTS OF INDUSTRY

EDITORS NOTE: The following release issued by the
navy department Washington through the local station IS
Of series depicting the human side Of nation preparing
for wary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Pags-Nswsn.
Colt Drew Brings
Them Together

nRoonsISe. Mss Ss W..
tslls Lawson r.s. NJ 0sssasbesu.
n G. 1881 national tiillss, snd
NJ. Rs,,y Hicks Newell Cali.
fnrnls champion fr.m t,nns nssch.
cal. ~ers eosfssnrs,ss ta%isy "
N. 18th woms~s National Golf
championship.
rss arsv srnss tn~~ snEsshsr
in the feature ~ml.finsi eissn.
ard the winner ~ail ~ a. asas.
IN choice IN ssee>d es,ss lame.
spn - national shamr,sr. Mia
Jameson vas asssstss In the nrss
round.
tssl~s sssei NJ rksiAAstphia.
11.yeaS-sta resssyivs sia
champion. $40 ME-. Tvssh
O@ldsh~siss ~ Fart Wevsk.
Tea. ~tii play fes ~ sssss
finsiisf besth.
fhs most decisive triumph In
yesterdays matches ~ss seresi
by Mrs. Page. sst Mr.. Newell
pl-ysd tn. b.s, golf IN hss . and
victory over cars c.iIsadss 81
ras~dsu.. Cal. ~ha lived ~ To
her reputation - longest driver
in ths fsninlns nsis.a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Aschenbrenner
Among Players
Coach Lieut.. futile
To Issue Uniforms

rnEr lEef< - lzsttznrs - =
Hss anifnFws q ~ ttst ffzvisfnn
varsity feethali tear al - tnisy.
according - t4<,st Lnfea y,
Tntti~ cNsrh ~ fs~ team
ruttt<. fersr<r tfege- state
sssss~s - isss. stss. plans -
give IT, sisf Diss.s.e saasa
seu<< fefwstsss nlss. tefsx
ana !. sse~etea - order fsr.t
srrirsssxe serk.
amcne tAsss tsirHinx eat = fssi
ksch<nnfsnnsf FORMER Everett
high seheri ssnsatioa snd Cruss
state isssus f9llh4fk ~ tess
Other college ard prep stafs are
alsc turning cut.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Woods Boys Out

Los ANGELES - Coach Sam
Barry today welcomed the return
Of Ray and Roy Woods 70 the
University OF Southern California
football team The Woods twins
plan 10 Join the army air corps
soon but decided 10 return 10
school until ordered 10 report
Yesterdays drIl again featured
the passing and rushing 81 Paul
Taylor IN the tallbaek spot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Morton Meets
Spans Sunday
Double Bill Might
Decide WV Title

Morton hssehsllers will stage an
About campaign Sunday on their
hone grounds. They must take
bpth ends of a douhls-header with
gpsnaway If they expect 10 win
the Western Washington league
bunting.
The Dogger>, first half
champions. dropped 2 To o
decision 10 the Spana~ay nine
In the initial FRAY Of the hest
two out Of three series last
Sunday and must turn on all
they have In order to garner
two tits this weekend.
Nell Gillespie. ace Morton hurl-
u, is expected to be on the mound
for the Loggers once again in both
names Of the double-bill II neces-
earv while Manager Louis Bennett
- expected to start Hank Mattson,
who won last weeks tilt. in the
first fray with Alva Bland prob
ABLY getting the call in the second
Mattson will be cunning
Tor his fourth successive shutout
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Fallsirom Back
For Lutherans

Return OF George Fallstrom. 2i0-
pound veteran tackle from Roy.
highlighted the Thursday workout
Of Pacific Lutheran college grid
ders. No other newcomers re-
ported, not even Frank Spear. who
drew . uniform Tuesday nut ac-
oordins IN latest reports vas
headed IN IN. general direction Of
EllensburE
Coach Chff Olson sent m. L,it.s
through their first passing drill Of
N. season Thursday along with
an introduction n ,sckling aprons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Valley Rivals
Meet on Grid

First football ~ the 1871 season
will be played al Puyallup and
Sumner this Thursday night al
though both Stadium and Lincoln
have informal scrimmages dated
for this Friday afternoon.
Puyallup Vikings VIII b~
tangling with Fife frojans at
Puyallup while sumner spar
fans tussle with Federal Way
Eagles under the sumner
globes.
Stadium's scrimmage - with
Highline At Highline while Lincoln
and Auburn also have a combined
drill session slated Al Auburn
Clover PARK and Buckley scum-
mage ~ Clover Park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
AAu MEETS

sgATTf-E Tns Faeifie North
esst association - the amateur
sthisfic snign meets hsfs tSusef.
r0u 70 eject dsisEatss and alter
Mates 70 TIE national convention.
officers for neat year. ana u dis-
ctssz ths Pan msfiesn games
scheduled for slsn0s Aires NOV,
IS Dee. {. istz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Take il Easy

Los ANGrLES-Univeraity -
California ~ lbs Angeles Rriddefs
took # easy today going through
but one drill hscs8ss ~ class regis
tration Coach Bahs Horrsu plans
70 hear down sFsin tomorrow.
however with q heavy afternoon
scrimnsEe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Rainbows Arrive

SAN FRaNCISCO-The Unit
varsity NJ HAWAII football team,
coached by Luke Gill, arrived here
To-day en- route to Portland where
n. Roaring Rainoows play Uni
yersity of Oregon Sept. Ia. The
Team then heads south 10 Stock
tor TO meet the College NJ Pacific
or Sept. %. according IN present
sohedule. Thirty men make up the
sauad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

TIE distinction Of having
burned IN the greatest saddle
performance 81 istt Eee. to
William q. Jones. the sl-lear-
eld trsiper gentleman rider
eho pileied Mrs. Marion au-
ront Scott. Carrigan n
ecurss record 81 minutes fiat
IN the FoNcaieher National
Cup .teepleehase on the bean-
tiful Pair Hin grounds Of vii
liam DUPONT. jr.. and the Cecil
County Breeders fair.
American bred horses couldn +;
win the Liverpool Grand National
because the jumps 81 the mile.
ess yard grind looked like the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Hartman Goes
To Mass. |. T.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass

tAdBHfD6f, Mas. - Charles
Hartman Of Seattle. Wash. coach
Of last SEASONS Yale freshman
crew. has been appointed assist
ant crew coach ~ Massachusetts
Institute q Technology. II yas an
nounced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Shooting Opens

Shooting Opens
IN. blur, ruffed and Franklin
grouse season opens sunday.
first Of a staggered four-day
season.
There arc no rranklins around
here. eastern Washington being
their habitat
You cannot legally shoot be-
fore sunrise. which falls on Sun
day ~ 5 50 You must stop
shooting Al p. m.
Your possession limit il three
81 birds. hut you cannot legally
possess more than one 81
ruffed or one Cd Franklin
grouse. a smaller bird than the
blue. More Of the size Of the
ruffed
Hut yeu are permitted 10 have
three blue grouse, N sou ran
find them and bring them tn
bag.
That's the main key N ,,mi,
possession - finding and hitting
the flying rsscsls.
And YOU must have your H.
oenss on your person not
home. At the office or lost
Study your grouse laws thor
oughly. They have been printed
for wide distribution. Your
sports dealer has them.
Don't just glance al them. give
them \ cursory eye. Read them
intently and memorize them.
There Ia no open season on
grouse in Adams. Benton. Frank
lin. Grant or Whitman counties.
which are over the hump or
ON the eastern side Of the state.
Here are the four dates for
open grouse shooting:
Sunday. sept. Il =. Sunday.
Sept. u Sunday. Oct .. and
Monday. oct ..
The last two days represent
= favorable and generous nod to-
ward the deer hunter.
The state game department
informs me that there have
been more tslsphor. and per-
sonsl inquiries relative b The
1871 grouse season than known
in years
Ths,. Of courss. ran 10 sttrib-
uted 10 one ma or factor
volume Of men working and
making good money.
When the average man makes
money he like. "a spend u and
the percentage Of hunters among
the average ranks IL very, very
heavy.
Anyway here's hoping you
get your birds.
Tuesday Sept 10 -. you
can take your scattsrgun and 10
after Wild pigeons Ten tlOb
birds = the daily bag limit,
with no more than a daily tag
limit Ia your possession.
Pigeon season runs through
Sept. 30
Pigeons are found IN ths
grouse habitat - 10 careful
and don't mistake a grouse for a
pigeon.
Ths stat game department
ihroVs 40 searching stations a.
various places And you never
ran tel where ihsy sr. likely -
b n. department zssps tnst
quis, until Il a TINE 70 70 70
WORK
Rsmsnbsf -. keep your
sunrise times in mind snd
out shooting a. bells
II u rains me sport hardly
Slll b. mat which you would Ind
on 4 clear or sunny day
Grouse are fond n Their TIM
Der IN a dDwnpour. although
have found them In heavy aldsfs
and under other protecting coz.
sraRe n loeged-off lands durEg
violent rains.
Bat the are nOt cary % ahiri
into actin under those eOnai-
tons
The grouse likes 20 keep him
s@lf falfIs sioss to beaFF timber,
natural protection under aHg
circumstance.
They aiii rAngs - far a. =
mile 90 more from timber opfs
ihef seek it, protection from
Do rnnuF-.
some g1aflefs Of the Sound
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13


Rocky mountains IN front q their
50 u vs. that 10 yeas go.
Shen this country's interest ~ ths
haE rIn - Alnirss reached tts
pesk. Willie DUPONT decided 70
eve American horses brush
course ~ which they could PRE-
pare for 4
He built FoNesicher. ne tough
esf test in thus country.
There arr 10 jumps and n ard
doWnhill going over the thres-mile
route.
The 18th jump known as the
Chinese Wall. - a s foot I inch
obstacle. with a concrete ditch in
front forcing the horse 10 antici-
rate a 26-foot broad jump
II they can negotiate Fox
catcher. they can negotiate Am
tree was and : Horseman du-
Points slogan.
~ Nh8f ftf>
Scotts Bsttle>hip. the only
American bred and owned
thoroughbred 10 win the Liver
pool Grand National. VA.
trained OVER the Foacstehsr
course. Battleship's was
100 per cent American Victory
Al 30 10 ! In 1888. for the son
NJ Man n War was ridden nv
Bruce Hobbs. known n Jump
Ing patrons ~ Belmont Park
and other eastern layouis.
Ruhio vas the only other Ameri-
csn-bred gslloper 10 cop the
Liverpool Grand Nationsl-in 1908,
20 80 years elapsed before another
steed foaled in this country came
Gown in front Rubio was bred by
Lucky Baldwin on his Rey del
Santa Anita. where the fabulous
track now stands. But Rubio
was English owned. having been
shipped abroad when young. dis
carded and then trained for the
jumps.
Three other Americans bagged
The Liverpool Grand National -
stephen Sanford with Sergeant
Murphy In 1928. A. c Schwartz
with Jack Homer in 20 and Mrs.
r. Ambrose Clark with kelisboro
Jack in 80. but all three mounts
were English.
Purchased in ireland 80 a
youngster. Corngan. a e-year-old
bay son of knight Of kilcssh-Toy
Fish. arrived in America the day
Wrong way Corugsn dropped out
~ the ski and onto the Emerald
Isle Hence the name.
Billy Jones IL the .9n ~
John Paul (Doel Jones. now
handling Level Best and Ocean
Blue for Crispen OElehay.
His mother 4. master Of fox
hounds at Pennington Hunt
club, Charlottesville. Va, In
the real horse country. Billy
Garth. his grandfather ON his
mothers side. was q famous
trainer. So. You see the boy
comes nv his skill naturally.
a horse which can jump three
feet and can see and il game can
jump any reasonable height and
distance" explains Billy Jones.
4 Just sat still at the Chinese
Wall and all.
After all. Corrigan weighs 1850
pounds. l weighed 15s.
II he hadn't wanted 10 Jump.
there wasn't much ! could have
done about II
So Billy Jones sat still and Cor
ryan jumped. and between them
they beat Americas most difficult
course designed to trap horse and
rider.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Sports Parade
~ NANNY rrHst >o>
tslsr.s Pres. spoft. past.v

Ast enough fccshaii riaY~d sni.
war o. make Il clear already
that the spectators sss In fef
their toughest ssAson.
There are ne~ psfii- sdstsd II
The old cue. that he.rt me
eeHrsE~ou. eitisen etn tights
hs ssy into . ennsrsts hnr.~-
she. - saturday sftssnnan
sas.~ - the sla se~s thai
hss. wade WRECKS sat ~ f.~ts
hall fa.s are CA oct f~~s
leading "a lrsi.~~sas mi sks
danger If cesea..ies wher s.cse
eser-eeth..ia.ssc undergraduate
sars an empty sessls ls~Aa Pop.
81 eour-eD iass .. Ainsa Mater
scores the wisnins s"ssh<ss~rs
CO. ls.isG yssr sisi ~ ysas
wife In tho esswa and spending
the nesi s~ek IN th~ aash.usss
tDl finding .o~shc-fs sise's sisi
or wife IN the crowd .sa get
ting . .sek IN the ss.~ fresu hss
escort
This year tho rules have hem
changed and nos u Ia possshls
10 substitute a player any TINS
the coach feels the tide % battle
calls for a.
The result viii b. that young
men will be running frnm the
.idelinss In IN. playing fields
and wee versa n squads. plstoons
ard ha,taiions
N also means that fnutbsli
games wiii last On and on and
ihsr. viii 10 50 mueh whistle
hiswtnE that tho customers viii
think they have besr confined
In q large canary esEs
The nr.t attempt IN e.rs with
m. er,.is vas made NJ the pea
pie VIM run the nese nowi
sans. They announced thai the
contest. wbieh I have niehnanseA
the California Classic viii
start Is minutes earlier than
usual io allow for The ssfvs tins
consumed by players saying
'szcssLswe~~s for unisiose~ise
81 left tackle"
Fifteen minutes Pooh
n won't be nearly enough
time. what coach viii he able
o. resist sending In . noe quar-
tsfbaek FOR every play When his
team "a 10 yards from pay art
and the Alumni association
wolves are beginning 10 howl
because he got only seofslsss
Tie with kinEfish Normal the
previous Saturday
Whole trsms sill 10 taken
nui ~ the game en- masss snd
cheer ie2dsrs sill ne racing up
ard down gosdins the spectators
irto giwng ire traditional yell
far . departing player Lass this.
"Cons m folks short iefos
motive nos fer zipursky. Asso-
saka. rhurinser. Bls,syieh.
Lnssrga. Dsnnsvissi. ko.rsm.
Unlisor. kasususel. smith and
pstrovinoyssh.
Twilight ~iii rsess ssshiss ~
offleials. WIN darkness as-
rfss. In the m,aais NJ TIE third
psrssS, the football viii ~
smsassd ~t,h pho.phsrss sad
the xas,~ will sontisns. Yale
saassKrsdnAis. viii taks sss.ss
s1rls Ia the Harvard game, fall
In love. get married. asssssi snd
get . divorce ssfsys ths fissi
whistle bisss.
faNssfs ali pass through tfs
stands selling fanefs sod shaw
ing soap - ths male spectators
plii not have bsafds when thsr
flnd their 49, osIt - ths sta
dunn ~ nssbaEns ana rst hass
home three sssks isisr. Sons
games Nfii lss, ~ iDng isss
freshmen eiii tiFr inso sppssps
alofss sad EiaasniY heeous
silxihi. fer tns VARSITY. Tivinx
ne coaches 20 more rsn - uss
ss substitutes
i.es "a proceed srs'hrsn m
"a. safas spirit n Shiss SIR
fagsfsthsss Conquered fhs ~ss,.
1T ~ 80 ~ iey sonersts ~
hoar sfisr accomplishing nosf.
Forward. psons~fs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Shaughnessy
PessimiSfiC
Stamford Mentor
Expects Two Losses

Nv IIN >uIIn
I nitesf Press staff correspondent
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal
Clark Daniel ShAughnexsy. that
fundamentally honest nan who
coaches Stanford university foot
esners. expects ~ Pacific Coast
and Ross Bowl champions % loss
AZ least tNHo games this var
Stanford lost Fullhack Norman
Stsndles. Right Hair Hugh Caliar-
neau ard Guard Dick Palmer. The
greatest loss Wss that ~ Csllar-
mean. who rad the faculty ~ pro-
Fiding that extra yard or two or
three needed fer = first down in
tight place
stan Graft and Glenn Toner
lin of the end ferces alss are
missing. hut the return Of
Freddie Meyer and the phs-
steal sell-heiag Of slg Hank
Norberg appears 70 solve the
flank problem.
A. the biggest assets starting
the 1871 campaign. Stanford has
frankie Albert. tho all-Amenca
quarterback Of 1910. and Pete
Lmetov1e. one ~ footballs hest
breaksway runners
Next IN line IN the assets Do.
nartment - the return ~ Vic
Lindskog. center. Bruno Randucot
and Ed Stsmn. tackles, and Chuck
Taylor. guard With Ken Rohesky
filling IN for Palmer. the quintet
constitutes 80 strong . lin. 50 viii
be found in the Pacific Coast con-
ference.
Replacing standlee and Gsllsr-
nesu provides shaughnessy and
his aides with their main prepare
tory problem.
NUCINICH At FULL
Milt Nuclnich. who stood In for
Standlee much Of the time last
year. probably will do a. fuilbaok.
The battle for right half is Scram-
bic among Eric Armstrong, Sophie
more Bob Fswoett and n half
hhetAA NAAfAE# AtA1 ~ ANH#AA
may be the answer To successful
season and may lead Shaughnessy
to revise that strength estimate
upwards.
The champs play nine games
this year. meeting seven con
ference foes In the round robin
and two independents. Their
frs, game, and possibly one
~ their hardest. sends them
against Oregon At Palo Alto,
Sept. -.
After that com. UCLA 81 Stan
ford, Oct 4 oregon state At
Corvallis. Oct. Il; USF at stan
ford. Oct 1s. Washington a. Sc
attic. Oct. Is: Stanford at Santa
Clara, Nov. /. use at Los An
seles. Nov. s. Washington State
at Stanford. Nov. rs. and Cali
fornia at Stanford. Nov. 20.
Against the same nine IN 1910
Stanford scored 1876 points and
yielded S.. Their closest call was
the 10 win over Santa Clara.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

sGArrtR Al tTfh<sssnn. tfss-
vsrssty ef Nsshlssfea sr~w ss~en.
tssiay nat niIi ssn~s. sspnomoss
nsfsmsa ~ LIST Y<ss's fssntce
varsity shell s~sss. ar@ffea fse
the army. sslsstes ~ sh~ esvy
lrst~sa ard wss - rvass n nas
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BULBS LINIC

PORTLAND, OFr.-H ! Porter
cha rmsn q the national football
rules COMMITTEES. ALL hold = rules
clinic IN Portland sept 10. IL Nas
announced today
Similar meetings ALL - he'd In
Seattle sept Is. ard IL Bo.ss
Ida sept II A Montana clinic
date hss not bssn announced.