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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25
NAVY WANTS MEN
ON FISHING BOATS

Lieut.. S. E. Lee, U.S.N., mer-
chant marine reserve recruiting
officer at Miami announces that
there are at present seventy-five
vacancies If The various naval
ratings for duty in the local de-
Tense force of the Seventh Naval
District. The members of this
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25

Because there are people condemning
the written fortnight expressions of
patriots like General Hugh Johnson, John
s. Knight Charles A. Linibergh. II. Bond
E''sS and those of lesser liphtS. is the reason
for the Hitlers, the Mussolinis and the
Stains. Freedom of speech is possible Only
in a free country, Such possibly we'll.
meaning critics should remember the words
OF Voltaire when he said Il wholely dis
agree with what you say. but will defend to
the death your right to say it"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25

: II doeGn't take hardly any degree of in
tefligence to come to the conclusion thet the
sending or Conveying Of American ships in
TO the combat zones is practically a chal-
lenge to the enemy and forcing into a war
the people do not want and for which they
have no stomach nor spirit. President
Roosevelt should put the interests of AM
erica first and make good his campaign
promises to keep this country out of war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25

Thermopylai, which was in the lime
light in the year 4so r. C.. is on the front
pages of the newspapers in 1871. II is a
pass from TheSsaly to LocriS, and the only
read by which an invading army can pene-
trate from northern to southern Greece.
This pass IS famous in history as the scene
of the heroic death of LeonidaS and his 500
Spartans in their attempt TO stem the tide
of Persian invasion. The victory of Xerxes
was due to the treaehery of a Greek who
tipped off the eonqueror ON how to defeat
the Greeks from the rear II seems that IN
those d"vs they had their 0uiSlmgS and
Fifth Colum6istS just as we have them to-
day. There always have been traitors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25

Good Frierd OBrien in his Times of
Cuba says that Fl D. r. never had any in
tention of sending American sailors to Eu-
rope to convoy supplies for Britain and her
allies, despite opposition hysteria." 1t is
possible he never had any Intention" but
may have charged his mind. He often
does.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25

service are composed of expert
enced personnel on off-shore
fishing and coastal vessels.
Lieut.. Lee states that the navy
considers that off-shore fisher
men possess excellent quahfica-
tons for this kind of duty and
that their services will be of
great value in case of national
emergency.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25
IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

Water and Sewerage
g. More Hotels and Apartments
g. Beach and Bathing Pavilion.
A. Airports--Land and Sea.
S. Consolidation Of County and City Gov
crnments.
O. A Modern City Hospital
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25

All women who win have time
TO s-are the use of their cars dur
ing the American Legion Convsn-
lion please drop by the La Concha
and Oversees Hotels each morn
ing and pick no as many women
as is convenient fer them. SO that
they may attend the various
meetings and entertainments
AUXILIARY PRESIDENT.
apr22-4f
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25

The Federal government could bene-
fieially take a leaf out of the book of the
Florida Legislature and make it hot for the
hlbversive elements in this country Com
Innnists and German bundsmen in Florida,
n,eonvicted Of plotting against the govern
fnent, viii be punished with decade in the
penitentiary or fine of $4,000. The
BRIGGS had better remain away from Flor
ida and seek refuge in the harbor of Cali
fornia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25
MOVIE STARS CAN'T
LOOK SKINNY

No woman can afford 10. II
vou have unlovelY hagssrd hcl-
lows and are thin. you may need
the vifanin q Complex and Iron
IN vinol. vincl has helped thou
sands
ORIENTAL PHARMACY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25

A Turkish woman admits being 1870
years old. And neighbor ladies doubtless
agree that she looks much older
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25

We'd like to see Britain get around to
that last battle which it is said she never
loses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25
HAIL! AUREVOIR!

g,'~>A .7Re s-". zc7E. azr-@lC97
Hri Legonnaires to the Southmost Town! ='r-7 "a
NT' Welcome but Ali too soon It's Aurevoir! F 81 %
We trust that most of you will come again. COS
Heroes in peace and heroes of the War!
For YOU who fail to come again. we say .-,.
Take Kew West off with its sunny rays,
Kind folks, and verdure flowers your tongues,
And to your friends Key west City praise
Hail Veterans, but It's AureVoir,
Heroes in peace and heroes of the War!
A KEY WEST PATRIOT.
Key WHIST, Florida
april "a 194l.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25

Courtesy is possible, even when steer
ing an automobile. Try it ON the highway
and see how it works.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25

DAUGHTER TO LOVES

Announcement has been made
Of the blrtn OF a girl, weighing
6l2 pounds, on April 10, to Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Lowe. 1107 An
gela street.
The new arrival has been Civ
en- the name Ct Lorraine Lea
Lowe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-25

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weekly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
No Drinking
For Oregon
Grid Fans

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al Multi
nomah stadium during the re-
mainder Of the football season will
be frowned upon with unmistak-
able scowls, it was announced to-
day.
James J. Richardson, manager
of the Multnomah Athletic club
and the stadium, wrote to law en-
forcement officials complaining
that there had been fragrant dis
regard" OF the city ordinance
against drinking beverages con-
tanning more than four per cent
alcohol during the Hawaii-Port-
land game last week.
Police Chief Harry NJ. Niles and
District Attorney James r. Balm
said an abundance OF officers
would be on hand AT the remaining
games TO enforce the ordinance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Seattle Rinq
Card Monday

SEATTLE - An sIl.star card
will hold the spotlight at the Civic
Auditorium next Monday night
with top io-round feature bouts
heading the show.
Promoter Nate DruxmAn has
announced that for next week
only the toxing action viii be- on
Monday nigh, instead Of tbs usual
Tuesday evening.
Mai Hosbino. Seattle ron
tender for tho fesfherseiEht
championship ~ the world,
viii swap wsilops With tho
sensational Black doc. riiI-
pino lzs-pounder. In ths wind
up fraHss Of ten heats
Daysy ward. brilliant young Ia
coma geltsrveight. who Ia being
hailed az another Freddie Steele
IN the making will clash with
oolorfUl Irish Johnny Taylor Of
Oakland. Calf. in the other ten
round bout
Britith seaman Bob Harvey.
micdlsyeight II INNS. Warsprits.
who made q successful debut here
in walioping solder Dick Bro on
the last card has beer signed
70 meet 'L<fty- Abbott. hard hit
ting Bellinsham 100 FOUNDER. In
q slz-round special event
Johnny Holden aggressive
Detroit seltsr~eiEbf. who also
made q big hit on the iast
card In his match with Joe
6iberson. viii collide With Al
hesdo, fast improving Everett
eolorsd seiterseight. N ssllI
another six-rouad 70.
JACK conisy. former Golden
Gloves heavyweight champion. Will
make his pro bow IN a four-ronnd
match against Joe Mason Of chi
csRo. II also xill p< Assons
first starr In sssttis-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

am manasfsms - . fafie.es isst
ssll sed e q FaxAf hsifs>ss ss >
seHhumafs
Fullh~sa o~.r tpsprYl rssas
meesd frum lsft h.lft.ss
NARY Wrghf waved ffs@
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= s~w ~sss ~ s~e~~a s~.sN
sst ~etxss 10. - p~s.as
..~<~ sNas n~s ls.sassss. -
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~ nay take ss~s ne Nc !
30
Elthss FFsnk lse@hy sl<e<xts
thsrs ~ss considerable uassesstiax
ct Metre rssms N. ASS tee 40
three sssFs - ~ has shifted ~
positions ~ n fe~es tA.a IL e<s
O. xes Ne II h<ss n sstlea ~
cnes
Material mar hs t~le~ tee
Metre Dane slsnsfsrsi. hus pea ean
ssrsna % rrsn. t<snY fisiiinE
. witt tricky ant F~snsaresful
team
Ssxr, n. So 80 40,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Basket Court for McChord

Hochord field will have q has
kstbsll court this winter. . most
excellent court IN fact
with the field az yet having ma
gymnasium. Athletic Officer IA.
Rogers went into a mental hs,ddils
and came up with . brilliant plan.
As . result. = partition Of The
floor In hanger 3 hs. been snr-
faced with . special paint. se-
curst<iy lined and transformed
Into ~ smooth . basketball
floor ~ one could wish 10 -.
Lighting 10 already provided ard
there are no combining walls or Low
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
HITTING the Old Head Pin

Reid and Johnny Murphy tailed sss
and see respectively for tho victofs
Sound 1895, took three from sea-
view. ASST Owen Gallagher gaFnersd
b20 for the yictofs John serleh
ssaview, took high total OF szS and
session.
CLASSIC, PLAY NOR
Dairy 225e III Va Castle 2a73 ca.
high game, l. Fisher 1911. nigh ssries
IL Wander burg Ss4
Boots 22g2 % Va Barber SHOP
1889 0al. hish game. y, Becker 1875.
high .eries MshonsY s82
Cate 2sse 90 vs. Blue Ribbon 2iss
10: high game Lowell 22i. nish
series, Al MafAno s97.
wourN.s ,r.o,.
The Tuesdsy Nishters. womsns
league With four on = team. rolled
their first games and elected officers
| Tuesday night The following Of
ficers were elected Mrs Myra Troison.
president. Margaret f4sher. vice pre.i.
dent. Eileen yosel. seoretary Edna
Vierck. sergeant. In tho first
points from YLI No. q Margaret
Fisher had high series se3. IAnnsa
Cord hlsn single, i45
In the other match. T-ns Extras
took iour points from TIE "
Girls. u Coleman hish single ana
series. i$s.4le
CARDINAL CLUB IrsGTV
Johns team shooting i713. dropped
four poink TO haTgs 1903. AZ. BfsIo-
ylch had high single and ssfiss. 40
4ss
Emils with 244s won . 70 from
kAys 1850. Rudy udofieh sbot hish
single and ssFles isass67
Ofsoe's took four from Nikss 7s2k
to 1888. Grace Lspstsr had hlsh
single 100. Mise siemion hish ssr.ss
asa.
COMM NITf
~ Recreation
Distributors 2s42 ~ W service
Men 250x tsJ hlsh game VI sonsi
20i high series Walt Nestsr sss
Csoafets 1855 tsJ ss. Tavern 1870
f0t nigh game W Bennett azi, high
series W Bennett see
Squirts 1851 ca W. HsmmsrsmIt rs
| 1910 "a, hish game L~s Coibo 20a
/ high ~Ties Les Coibo bts
ozark 1850 ~ vs. Popmsn 1sTs
| % o critt@bdsn 2io. high ssnss
J. psttison bss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
NoTRE DAME MOVES
FROM LOPSIDED r

I EAHY runs about q third Of
- his plays from T formation,
but not the T that Rock used
and that most T teams are using
now. Henry Toczylowski. who
called his plays at Boston College,
we'll describes IL as a lopsided T.
The quarter il the blocking
back. He handles the ball on no
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Baskets Trout

Seven large cutthroat trout. the
largest measuring 20 inches in
length and weighing IN pounds,
were caught by Bill olmstesd. Ia
coma police officer. in the Tilton
river Bill used nylon leader and
single egg The fish are on dis
play at Bill McQueen's shop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

ceiling 10 interfere with play Ths
entire sst-up 10 estssr Than mast
gyms provide.
the practice league composed 81
squadron teams wili eommsnes
play on or sbost nesob>r 4 sched.
ulss vii ~ pussisssa 81 . hssr
date
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
.4lsi Division
Nearing Form
Gndmeu 10 Meet
West Seottle Here

Ire Sit pivsssoa varsity astd
machine makes i's issi dsbst n
rscoma stadium Sunday sssssuoor
81 . e'siess.
Tne strons West nsstsi. A. G
Northwest league member. oil
provide The appnsstian
e.seA Ilsas lsses rsssts.
ssswses Oressa nssses 80
ossass rsss nsuh s~hsss use~-
tss. y ss~1tng ~ rAssasa
thsssgh hessy srsswsuAss
TNsssAsy sssisss ~ ssssss's
nsssess 81 1Aesy.
Ths Soldiers have hssn woEklnG
for soms time nov and are rapidly
coming In 10 form for their first
Esms
Nov that the game has h>>u
switched Ia the rsenms stadium,
local fans can have . fisst hand
opportunity 20 laoh them over.
Csseh Tsssie ssss NJ start
sss lineup viii sei
Frsssts Asus. IN ss4s
Schs k.b~esf. lsst isrhssi ass-
aes rpesssss. lsst ssssdi n~y
He,sss. ee~ssss Philip Csas-
sese. right guard; nshsst
Owes.. right ssehies nsss,
Meesss. right es<s ihssssto
sttt~i~s. qsastsss Asshss
Arthur Tssthsssa. soght ee1ft
Ovsitis Muwssa. ~ hstf. -
Sshs L.. fssit.
Repiaesmsnts. FIRST string. III
b.
Jack Lyons. left end: Mn bsSth
elsi. left tackle. Art nhsei. ief'
guard. A. Mari. center. Mi Jssh'
ins. right guard. Ray Arpdf. rssbl
tackle Win Johnsen. night sa6
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

plenty q new stuff d. Vas al
Ways ahead q the field
Prank Leshy is euilt sions thu
sane line.
Rock probably wouldn't have
msde the same changes we're
making. but ne wouldn't have
stood still. says Leshy. lie Al
NAYS said. You either progress
or retrogress. You don't stagnste.
Perhaps the changes ~e have
made are not good, but some q
them worked for us at Boston
College. ard we're willing 10 Try
the others
Well be first 10 admit we're
wrong. II they don't work"
lis always we with Leahy.
never 4" Everybody around the
South Dakota Irishman gets fun
credit.
one Of Leahy's changes IL
q line shift, but his team al
WAYS kef- INTO tsanhsFo
line. Ilnemen merely line up
about q foot behind the tip
OF the ball. and take thr~-
small steps In RHYTHM with
the backs. Lnemen tire less
easil, N they do not have 10
hold = squatting pe~itien for
five or SIX seconds.
llnemen fee they are more =
part Of the offense II they shift
with the backs. They obtain .
better blocking angle and are less
likely 10 tip off plays. Spectators
enjoy the added movement. and
Leshy il first OF all a good show
man
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
County Grid
Play Billed
Roy and File Ia
outssondins Come

VITA t~e rsec~s team. s1klno
far SATURDAY ns6kt 1smes - rps~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Easiest Way
To Fool En-
That Is Belief OF
Coach Pug Hunton
BY HAROLD SHAW

The easiest team 70 fool with
passes u the team which uses
Passes
Those are the words Of John
W "Puggy" Hunton. coach Of the
Gonzsgs Bulldogs. and that's the
strategy the Gags intend 10 Use
against Pacific Lutheran Friday
night according to Buck Weaver,
publicity maestro for the Spokane
grid eleven.
Weaver landed in Tacoma
Thursday and there was nothing
bashful about the way he tolled
off the virtues Of the Gonzagans
and how the Lutherans would be
lucky II the Gags didn't chase
them clear out Of the stadium and
over TO Browns point
II confidence will win FRI
day nights game. the Tags
are einch according to
Weaver. who pooh-poohs the
Arizona State game as one
Of those things that happen
early In the season.
Captain Bill Tessendorf. 225-
pound veteran from Chicago. and
Larry Connors. the 2l5-pound
hr1rser who went to federal court
in Butte, Mont. to beat the draft
are the equal Of any pair Of
tackles on the Pacific Coast.
And the whole line is 25 per
cent better than the forward wall
which played here last December.
Much Of this improvement is due
10 the return OF Sam A. r. Dagley.
who returned to Gonzaga as line
coach after an absence of two
years. Dagley knows how to
coach tough Gonzaga lines"
At this point Weaver was sd-
vised that the Lutherans don't 60
through EN-, they go over EN- and
around EN-. Quick as a fox,
Weaver had an answer for that:
We 60 over EN-, too. Now
take our three pass receivers,
some Of the best in the business.
Bob Jones, he's whiz at one
end, and John Whsley. the Queen
Anne boy from Seattle. he's just
about as good. They're both
stickier-fingered than taffy-
pulling party.
Then for passing. there's that
sweet cookie, Johnny Sugar
scherger. Only Tony Canadeo
kept him from being our regular
left halfback last year. Right
behind scherger is Johnny Good
win, who with only three days
practice tossed three forwards for
"a total gain of SO yards against
Arizona State.
Guards, we've got EN- to
burn-six all told, three for
each side. Then at center
real find-Bruce Jaton-
200-pound sophomore from
Queen Anne In Seattle. Jaton
played 81 minutes against
Arizona"
Wednesday the Gags wen I
through a light scrimmage follow
ing a heavy workout Tuesday,
Spokane reported today. After a
signal drill this Thursday the
Bulldogs board the train tonight.
Meanwhile Lutheran Coach Cliff
Olson was continuing on his
planned course Of extensive work
on Gonzaga defense plays and
Lutheran passing attack. The
Lutherans are all in good shape
a..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
ABERDEEN


Dan Dahi.ini lsel. HIu swsits
usl. Bad wsninser sssi, Dseh
Fraser tfib, Beb Kettie tsil. Sssk
Barse. tssl. Al Be~itshss ,1sl.
John tsaysss tsol. Chastss Thesnp-
son ft5l. Jim Andersen t17i. tpss
Nsrrsnee tieD. TED Lee tSs). ysak
Hs..e tIs). Don sieae t1sl. mob
Mcclellan tss). Leon tlxsss tis1.
Beh ON tixD. 0ies retsrses ISL /.
Harold nsettshev I'M. Dick tn~ey
us). Gordon Weediasa izsl. Dssk
Robbins fssl. Jeks Bitiisgs tssl.
John Rattle tisl. Frank MrCssiey
usl. Jarvis Wagner f1el. stewart
r~swuson 1891. OvIss u,ensy ts).
Des Tesslls isi. Dick riws tsl.
DIRK winsrtp 81, nss s~sSsss
D. sseh Cess ts). nss kivi 81.
ksa Mssrises is).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

more than two or three plays
lie lines up behind the guard left
or right, depending on the shift.
and thus the center can feed to
the other three backs.
When not operating from the T.
the Irish 70 from the regular
Notre Dame box. shifting into u
from the T.
One difference here IL that the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

Your postmsstsr esa tel ymi
how 10 invss, In U. q Dsfsnss
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
By RED GRANGE
The Original Man-in- Motion

The Original Man-in- Motion
COUTH BE>D-Franeis William
~ Leahy has made many changes
az Notre Dame. but this does not
mean he has junked the Notre
Dame system, or that he Is any
less a traditionalist than his own
coach. the late Knuie X. Rockne
Knute Roekne always tried 10
get his best II players on the
field At the same time.
II Rock had sufficient material.
as he usually did. he would have
two or even three good teams
available.
He sacrificed weight for
speed picked the fast.
desterous. agile PLAYER over
the slower type. n they were
swift and big, so much the
better.
Rocks primary interest was
In offense.
That's why he was such an in
teresting coach and why his teams
were such attractions.
Rocks outfits knew plenty Of
fancy plays.
While they were primarily
blocking and tackling teams. they
always had a special scoring play
in the hole for an emergency.
The trouble with most football
teams" Rock used 10 say. is
that they rarely have anything
left when a punch is badly needed"
LEAHY NOT AFRAID
TO MAKE CHANGES
IF Rock were alive today, you
L may be sure he would have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

Substitutes - stadium Jerry
Bennstts tIo).. Darrell s~en.en
ti2). Dick Hiltbrunn tis). Bvd
SANDERS nD, Dick Carlson tisl.
Harry Mansfield tis), Dayton
MaItby us). Frank Walter. tisD.
Ralph Baker lis1. Walter Rock.
WAY tzoD. Warren kinE t1D, NIB
Brush f1sI. Biii NeGovers t1t).
Bill Lsn~s@ ,fsD. Gene Lambert
tzs). Harry Gust tsT. Warren
Mitchell (7s). Ed Dahl tsz). Frank
Clinton tss), SANDY Sohnses is1D,
BiII Murphy ltzD.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Stadium Meets Aberdeen

Here is the stadium starting
lineup aud also substitutes fes
Thursday nights game. ssd the
player. and numbers Of Aseraeen's
squad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Bombers Get
Ball Awards

Bseh msmnev ~ nGefNngre
baseball team - 49, pvseanee1
wsth . small snkd haeseell 49,
ing the inssstpsiong 'SW&eu~oo
ssr~sr~ Champions . Oth~v ~.
suen ~ shs ssslnsts. ~ nsvs
ssess ssrvsses n ~ ssam tnuuuunv
sut the summss. slep fpeeavoo
thsas haiie
ThS smsmesssr mey wene ulgn
with justtfinsls pvsis sseenno tnoy
rppfsseat 3 snosna - - -
bali and good spnessmANne1e
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Out u every 100 drug sddiess IN
the United states today. 70 are
msn.
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s,orlss wsss. ssssssr. - -
asv1 ngnt hah mssyse 49,
I'm hsn. xsa Asenseesunosss -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Finds
Four First
Team Men in
New Positions

Third Of SIX Introductory foot
ball articles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

lead back nov takes the position
Of q wing hack. . little wider than
before, 80 "a 10 help the end
block the tarkis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

II confidence will win FRI
day nights game. the Tags
are a einch according 10
Weaver. who pooh-poohs the
Arizona State game a. one
Of those things that happen
early In the season.
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In offense.
LEAHY NOT AFRAID
To MAKE CHANGES

IF Rock were alive today, you
L may be sure he would have
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y p IgasII
All MAN ALLY.


High tnnee-Earns We'd nsEdss niaht
vent 70 re oTunisrf With zsss pins
Thsy TOOK high sinzls game WITH
slz.
George EsumAnn. bis and Dsoyss
Andersen. sIz lsc ths Hoif Psck
70 osTou the NsTxsts zsso % 7sos
With thrss posnts for the Fictors
L,ouiss's zsIs Ned Krilich s7s
took three from Bosts zs1i. wayne
Hsrt<r NETTING a rice 4si.
Three orlnt<rs, ASS Son three
po,nx from Defiance. z3ee Tommy