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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Ohe Scoreboard
Upsets Are Traced to Many Things, Including
Tradition, But No Coach Would Trade q Good
Tailback for World of Archaic Atr,os pF1ere
W in Henry Csc yson

NEW YORk-Ea rly sea son up
Sc Is" frequently are attributed 70
the fact that clubs aren't ready.
Harvard and Washington State
came on this fail for example,
after shoddy beginnings,
There are "upsets' from sta TT
to fini sh because not many teams
can be brought TO pitch for a
big occasion and kept high week
after week.
TULANE ma have Illustrated
that, II The Greenies' gro-
tesque season can be expla ined
AZ al.
A string such as the one
nov boasted by Minnesota Is
pheno menal especially when
tine class Of opposition Is taken
into consideration.
A winning team makes its own
breaks, but Bernie Bierman would
be the first 70 testify u1at school
winning II In a row has to have
a lucky break here and there
Final day OF the cam paign offer
witne sses the biggest 'upsets' Of
all. The reason Is that you cam
laugh off tradition. though ] we've,
knew a coach who would trade q
good tackle FOR all the srchai'
atmosphere in the world.
The fact remains, however,
that young men can be In
spired to dizIy heights in
rneetings with ancient and
gendary foes.
The great irnpouderables- as
old Herbert Reed. Ri ght
Wing Of happy football writ
Ing memory used 90 call them,
must he wei ghed. and tkneir
scope simply csnnot De fully
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Coo1nbe Crowned
.Liuhiie Champ

FORT LEWIS - Sew light
weight boxing champion Of the
41st Division is Pvt Phil Coonbe
OF Seattle, attached to the divi'
sional surgeons Office
Coonlbe scored a technical
knoc kout over the other claim.
ant to the crowT, Pvt Eldred
Williams Of Lewist on, Com pany G,
162d Infantry, in the second
round, TO win the title.
Pvt. John Petry Of Los An.
geIes, a heavyweight from the
$3.50, knocked out Pvt, Nick
Lettiere, sOth Quarterrnastars,
McChord field. in the second
round OF their bout.
Both bouts were ad ded as spe-
cial events TO the regular Nc
ChOrd field boxing matches,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Ball Traders
Head North
Browns to Figure
IN Several Dedls

CMCAGO-The first official
mayor league hast bal PARTIES
usoved IN from Florida today at
swat pact. indicating possible
PLAYER trades even before presi-
dents o. The rwo leagues cal al
hands together fer their annual
meetings on Tuesday,
Among tn. early arrivals. the
ST LOUIS Browns were especially
ANXIOUS 10 set up local hesdqusr-
tiers, A proposal 10 raise the limit
or night games from sever 20 IL
apparently faces a quick defeat in
the 1eagzts chambers and the
Browns may wasn't 10 peddle the
big hly negotiable FIRST baseman
George hacQainn and OItfielder
Chef Laabs for players and cash
The Chicago White scs ap-
parenils hsv~ giyen up All
hope Of nursing the sntici-
patsd slugEinE from JULIUS
(Moc-eD Solt~r>. reported ON
his way tn the A,erhsn asso-
ciaflon. and dicser~d for IAabs
during thu mlnor league sc<-
sion at jackson VILE
Another rurnor Of several days
standing hao Maconlnn. Rudy
York Of Detroit and Hal -Troskey
of Cleveland switching pm with
the Browns b<nefittine financially.
At the Cincinnati convention
three years ago. Baseball Commits
sioner X. NJ IAnels dsalt a heavy
blow To chein-store baseball. later
ttnpsrinE hia decision with an
smendnent providing that an N.
signnent OF players contract,
upward or downward in farm
system. Is charged an a wear ont
on option against that player A
player thus moved about in one
chain would become eligible for
the draft considerably sooner than
one VINO Stayed in one spot.
An amendment Offered by
Frank ShauRnessy. president
OF the international lea g,ss,
and adopted unanimously by
tho minors on Thurxday, pro-
Ndc~ u player may be moved
upward or downward In n farm
system without year CHARGED
against him for each nsova
Since that year for each move.
menf" plan was lands ow'n. spor,.
sors OF the new arnendm ent face
a new fight this week. To BECOME
effective In the minors, It niu st
be approved by a majority Of the
three votes held by the American
and National lea gues and Lar,dis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Huskies
Down 4lst
Quintet

SEATTLE - The University ri
WASHINGTON Basketball team, ON,
ri the strongest since the 1s3t
Hus<ies won The Pscific coasi
conferences Championship. opened
It's season last night by svsmpins
the <ist Dzvision Sunsets o. Fort
Lewis S5.z3 Washington lee a,
the bah, 36-iS, The Huskies meet
rhe powerful s. l. savidze team
ot the Conan unity league toni ght
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Circuit Adds
Grid Tussles


wsnkc league focthsn the
wide-cpen Observation-Disclosures
hind a. football which fairs love-
= gcinE 60 Be dish<d out more
Benerozmly next year. vsshington
Intercollegiate sthetic directors
derided Friday afternoon In the
1rst meeeins al thezr tvo.day
session
Each winko aeague team VIII
stsrt playing six league ganes
next nsn. sccoxdlng 20 TIM "ro1nc
robin and q hall plan adopted
ScAetuiea for fi~v Sears
w~se drswn W and appro~ed
~ 90 sthletic dIrccfos, Fac
unty AzhIeeic kesAs must oL<eh
H. plsa b<iore II hecouacs
operative hut favorable sctsou
y ezpscted dncs athI~ttr d.
rectera unanimously approves
~ scAem<.
TO Pacific Lufb<rsnz, Il ns.n<
that CHI 0ascns Gladiaeors must
play mn games next year since
the Lutes have cornnitmsnts with
consakA. Portland, Linfield md
Collage Of Puget Sound
Dixon wanted the sx.garne plan
u 70 IN effect IN 1s<S bait decided
~ 70 along Uieh the plan wfen
seher schools were strongly IN ia
W n The propusnl.
- otfsesal Hal schsd<ile wsN
~ rsssnssd Monday.
~ soFbse, n<U cassrsl
Wssh1ngtss ssslsse fessasn
susnA. ~ ssec>e1 psuui1sat
- - sssfusUsse ssacn1,
uuoses1nag Moassr Uskn 81 So
hlsxtta'u csnlsge-
Present at tn u>eetinE Friday
wers Red Reese o. Eastern Vash-
ington colegs, Charles Iappen'
bush and Sam Carver Of Western
Washington coIlege. Leo Nicnol.
spn and Phil Sarbos Of Central
Washington Len Yandle snd Ho.
mer Hein or ST. Martin'e and Cliff
Olson Of Pacific Lutheran college,
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realized The mental ph ase is
mir NV impo rtanf,

realized The mental phase is
hig hly impo rtsnf,
That and the elem ent OF sur.
prise. though the loss Of Chief
Standlee and Hugh Gallarneau
backs who more than made good
with the Chicago Bears. no doubt
had more 10 90 with Stanford 4
three defeats-
Stanford's IT. was SO ven erable
on the Pacific coast IN 1910 that
ii was new and the modified YER.
sion with man-in-notion m ade II
nore effective. And with Stand
lee and GallaTneau Clark Shaug h.
messy had the backs with which tc
round out a real IT. party.
But far western rivals got
a good Hook at the at" and
Stanford-s brush blocking last
trip, and knew what 10 do
this autumn.
Frankie Albert handed the
bal ON every play, and Wash
ington State and California
fell back on the finest system
Yet eVissd for stopping
frou he-af its source,
All that fancy baIl.handling /:
fine behind a line like that Of III.
prof es sional Bears, but Alberr hae
no pink IT with Nick Susoeft
and Dale Cen Try, Washingror
States vast ends, and Bob Rein
hare, the California tackle, on hi:
neck
In football the main idea is t,
have the material Then a goos
Assortment OF sound plays,
But the hardest trick o. ali /.
10 Keep the bloc king ana tacNins
on q high plant al the way alons
the route.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
csc Puts
Bowl Ducats
On Sale

PASADENA - 0regoz Stats
college today announced ~
would offer hall ~ beck 81
Ross Bow rickefs II the public
Il VA beiev-d tn he tie FIRST
tame y contender ever had offer
ed 10 share la tickets,
Usually tickets for the New
Year clssssf between Ore gen
State AND Duke THIS tine, are
gobbled mp BY the alumni, but
Percy Locey, csc director Of
athletics, said ne didn't believe
Csc would NEED ia 1000 10
1000 ducafs-
He said the csc Rose Bowl
headuuarters would receive ap-
plicafions for tickets to-day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

May Investigate
Jacobs Monopoly Under Fire

wv Yo<kont Of the battles IN prospect
Promoter PhiIsdelphR rallied h=
jacobs alleged monopoly
Taylor charging Jacobs vita fyzg wreck his Philadelphia
motions announced ask Congressman
james McGmnnry Sachs launch
investigation alleged
The inm>diats Of Taslpr> deciarson the
refusal of Ray Robinson Nes York Negro
wdferweght contender. through contracted
with Marty Servo the Phnsdepha
Taylor regarded The second Ranking promoter.
action federal
ring he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Hoop Results

Washington STATE 81, Eastern
Washington So.
Linfield 81. Fort Stevens Do
Willamette %, NIuImon1ah Clalb
S.
Bruno Studios IS, Pacific u 81.
Montana Normal tDlllon) 6S.
Great Fails College 80.
Centralia J. C. 81, Morton hi GIN
school 81.
Eastern Oregon 50, College Of
Ida no IS,
k1uItnornAh College 81, North
Pacific Den tai 30
Fresno STATE A.. Occidental "a
Fresno STATE Frosh ~, Vfsalle.
j. c. 80,
Vsashln gton 66- 4lst Dl~is ior,
Sunsets rs
Southern Oregon Normal "
Fiu beusfein's Oregon ians 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
KennyLindsay
|Siqns for Bout

VANCOUVER, r. c. - Kenny
Lin dsay. Canadian feathe rwei Rht
C ha m pion. who knocked out Nash
Diaz Los Angeles. In bout here
this week. will neet Harry
E1stinosa, Los Angeles in a 10.
round match in Edmonton, Alta,
December Is, Arnold Bertrann
Liudsay's manager, ANNOUNCED
here today.
Bertrarn said Estinosa had been
chosen as Lind sa Us opponent by
Ed monitor promoters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

sesnnef o. -sf n1 prsss IN III ft eissss s
a. {. T. League
Sixth Avenue Alleys
DON Willian,s was the star OF the
rye Ming In the reg ular United Com
mercial Travellers Friday mate hes at
the sixth Aven Tie alleys. His ia IT'S.
14S--4es series was high, Harol d
Ike nnedyIs LES and Hsfold Je nsen ieO
was high for the o1hcrs-
Ladies' League
M-Way Alleys
Tonys u VS., Hans "a. High
ga me GeOygia Hanson ia; hash series
Mass Hanson 42&.
game Ruth Guhr As. high series,
Shoe D%ocEors ~ Va. woodkes a..
High ganae. Dorothy sUift l6T; high
series. Dora wescoAt tSs
Door men-s IsasuN
ortis. assS o) " Tear Down asep
series R. Pfttmsn S24
Mamie ma nc z2ae 90 yspoor shIp.
Ps,s s ssSS ~. 81 Elish Sc sane = a., Sordfn
ss5s % aeS 8 ssn Ne ! s sfnS = ~ z
hlgh SERIES N, Reamer S22
SToreadef Grang 2a9t - VS. Sight
Cutters 22ls 90 Higsn sane I
ANDERSON 100 hiSh seri<s, s stiles
500.
Pansl Cutters 1888 tol rs Odd shcr
2eOS "a Hign Earae. Z Colno 1877.
high serzes r, Col DO 527.
Day Cutters ?z4e ~ Va vsneer
Shippers Z244 To-. HEh same A
Coroezl 1e5. nigh series, o NcDouEa al
b2a
N7aCca be< EREgt1t
-hy NioT Alleys
SquAwken 245t ~ Va lvory Head.
24S5 "a h1gh gan1e, NJ arrin Novzn-
sri ia, high SERIES Joe StSmpt 4S4
Smart GUYS 2517 u vs. Five Hot
shots ?62o 81. HiEh same, Eenneth
Decker las. nlgh series, Sinclsir $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Oaks Buy Catcher

JACKSONVILLE, Fla r e
Louisville Anne rican associ ataon
club an nounced tociay the outright
sale Of Catcher Joe Glenn, who
formerly played with the Yankees
Red Sox and Browns, 10 the Oak
land Pacific Cosst league club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Abes Defeat
Sumner, 1921

A last minute scheduled game
with Sumner Spartans saw John
Ken nedy's Lin coin Abes open their
basketball sea son wi tn a 2s.2l vic-
tory at Summer Friday afternoon.
Frankly using experimental
linenps, Kennedy gave II Rail
splfters chance 20 see acfion-
Ing ThompsOns lOpOints kept
tine Abes ahead while DON
Taylor speeded 20 seven ta1lies-
The Abes play at Clover Park
tonight with Morgan Barofsky,
SENSATIONAL sophomore scheduled
- -o-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

SSH Anf-ranks
Slaie Grid Game

rORr LEw1S-Tne spth Anti
Tank battalion FOOTBALL team has
completed preparations FOR it's
charity football game against the
rugged l6srd Infantry eleven in
ChehAlis, Dec. Z
In their last appearance. the
Ninety Ninen' tf1rottled Fort
Flasler. Ia 10 Z, two weeks ago.
The Chehalis appearance will wind
up the season for the AntiTank-
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SU N R rs E
Monday =. =. :.

AFTER ALL THESE YEARS
ITHACA fuss McLaugf1ry OF
Dartmouth and Carl Snavely OF
Cornell have been Coaching for
many years, but teams drilled by
them met for the first time as
the Big Green tackled the Big
Red here,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Seek All-AmeriCa Drum MaioIette

SEATT1E-Sport~ Editor Mike Bird Of the Seattle Star
sd today had suted SO college. and uuNs-se
end hrn rher baton twihsr~ thar
with rhe aid judging conu,tes he could seert tine All
American Drum Maorette-
Bowl pxornpty replied with picture. OF t Csra Orn
Voelket
The Judging cornrfttee-Hne forms night gentlemen
will ALL MajOrete"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Hoop Ja1nboree
Draws Thronq
West Victorious
In County Classic

For the first tame IN three years,
the West" vol the PIERCE county
basketball tAnnboret. s. 20 81, pc
fore Two Thousand fans al Expos
ton Ha1l last night.
High scoring rallies by Roy
Lynx ano Yelm Tornsdoes in Ths
two final periods brought The
West" victory after Fife hsc
started the East off with q 22-s
lead in the opening game,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Sports Parade

MN fOkk - He was widely
heCkied for playing dull ball, yet
he unveiled the most spectacular
scoring trick o. the season. He
wss SUPPOSED 70 command more
msn-powsr than any other cosch
YET he wss forced to squeeze
III rough most OF TWO games wlth.
out n regular halfna OK The United
Press presents al 1e4l coach of
the wear Minnesota's white haired
boy-Be-nie Brennan.
He ssirs tine selection By
slim margin over two sta ntsout
rhalfengeN. Frank Lsahy al
Nptrs DANE and Lon Stiner al
Oregon STATE, hecanss he
never needed IN sxcuse- Hh
team RscAd power And speed,
min and snovs, and a schedule
N tpugh ~ my In the nation
And ne Asm~ered every que~-
ton with !. Triumph sln Ill his
Golden Gopher were hailed IA
national champs.
Bierman il a chunky, methodical
veteran who has devoted all but
20 OF his al years 10 football and
he Ia as good a choice AZ amy AS
the top man in mis- trade He is
Min ne sofa born, Minnesota bred
and Mime sofa schooled. and rig ut
now ne could well rank as his
states favorite son. For IN five Of
the 10 years ne has spent at Mi nne-
apo lis. he has brought Cop her foot
ball teams through their season
without defea
ARRIVED IN 1917
Brennan first arrived on the
Minnesota Campus in 1912 BY
l 81 he was performing as n regu-
lar halfback and In his Senior year
ne was famed az brilliant player
and ir1spirational captain althou gh
he missed several games because
Of an In jured hip. HIS first coach
ing Job was az Butte, Mont, hi gh
sch DOL and his 1915 team scored
800 points to six.
After n feys mon Oh. "a n
second lieutenant In Cuha dar-
Ing tine war. he went 20 U nj
verslty or Montana to coach
foo fbAlI. has ketbalI and track
In his three years there his
teams ma intain ned q 800 aver
age.
Then he left sports again for
two years to sell bonds. bait bobpeci
up as assistant 10 Clark Shau gh-
Messy nj Tulane, From there h<
went to Mississippi A. & NJ. and In
1927 he returned to Tulane as heac
coach through 1881.
FAMOUS AT TULANE
AT Tulane he became famous
His Green Wave eIevens won 3.
games. lost 10 and tied two in five
years were ur1defeated IN botf
1920 and 1881 and finally won ~
much proninence that his las
team went to the Rose Bowl. Bier
man lost that game 2O.12. u
Southern California. hut his sue
cess had been recognized at hi,
alma ma ter and he went back Il
Minnesota.
He has been there ever
since, and he can probably
stay a. long as he likes.
Scarcely mon Oh goes by that
herman isn't tapped a tine
probably new coach at Use,
Ohio State, Princeton, Cali
iornia or Sawmin Tech but
tine best Gopher coach doesn't
even bother tn DENY the
runners. He Is more concern-
cerned 18th condi tions at
MINNESOTA and tine coming
year
BieIman has woa 6S games. los
II and tied five In his name Sear
at Minneapolis Ills 1888 1894
1888 1910 and le41 teams wer
undef ca ted, and four of them hsu
- Ia - =.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Stadium Beats
Puyallup Five
Bengols Win Over
Viking Tenn, 1857

Stadium Tigers opened Their
zszl-i2 basket ball season with a
upset 1hen they de-
<ested a veteran PuyaIup Ni<'
sns quintet, SO TO 81, al Puyallup
last night
Tie victory avenged in part Two
victories which Puyallup seored
over the Rengzls LAST year
Mp and tnck was the gay
the game vent tine entire route
with Stadium holding IA and
ISL leads the first two quar-
ters while the Vikings held
2s.si advantage a. the end of
the third quarter.
Szadiun's set plays WORKED
through the PuyaIlup zone defense
for the bulk Of the Tiger tallies
with ia ok Ge1az and Harry Mans
field looking particularly casey
Gail Bruce, as usual, was Piy-
slups dominsn player but iittle
Len Sawyer, sub forward, stole the
hmeli ght wi tn a l5.poinr exhibition
for the Vikings
An eye injury 10 Claude
N1uIkin> In the first quarter
and a knee in jury tn Bill Call
gan In the third period may
have slowed down the vikings
In the CRUCIAL fourth period
Stadium reserves also were ti-
um phant. turning IN 1881 vic
tory with Bill Gazecki high fol
the Tigers Ken Spooner pusle<
in 13 points for Pt1yall1p.
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Tacon1a Rifle
Team Downed

racorna Rifk club vas defeated
Last might In the SEATTLE arncry
by 4 very Close margin Of four
points, VITA the North End Rifle
club OF Seattle winning, 1877 70 1873
The scores:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Big Six Loop
Ducks Issue
Bowl Come" Fight
Tabled Third Time

KANSAS CITY - The pot en- :
tally explosive bovgl game issue in
the By SIX Conference. today WAS
tabled for the third successive
year after a long session OF the
faculty yesterday which produced
none OF the fireworks that had
been Anticipated,
The Missouri Valley Conference,
meeting al the sa ms Tint. passed
u rule requiring all member teams
to play round-robin football
sch ed nls. Tins was consd cred an
important change since several
COME renee oh annpions in the past
had not played a represen Ia tive
lea que schedule
Wi fhdrawal Of v a. hburn
during tine past year. reduc'
Ing the circuit to six teams,
made the round robin plan
feasible.
The Big Six admitted ly has been
split into Two factions for some
Time on the question of amending
or aoolishing the rule prOhi bltn &
teams from participating in foot
ball games after the close OF the
regular season.
RULE WAIVED
For the past four years the
champion has been invited to a
bowl game and on each occasion,
the conference has had 10 waive
the rule 70 permit the invited
team 70 par ticipats.
Generally speaking, tine -'Big
Three Missouri, Nebraska
and Oklah oua - have s,Ap-
ported the bowl policy with
the Little THREE" - kansas.
Kan sas State and Iowa State
urging that tine rule either
to be sfr let y, enforced
or amended.
The proposed amendments IN
Guided one plan Whereby bow
participants would be required to
divide their take with the otf,el
conference me beers.
HUSkERS CHANGE
Until last year WHEN Nebraska
was invited to tine Rose Bowl, Tbs
Cornhusker athletic staff had ais.
been on record as opposed to III.
posi- season participation,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

Iii ~ ukee Bowling League
Boiler Shop -kdufsa fst1ened the II
aserasee and standing In the Nil.
W1ukee league face, now oe.nG eight
ful1 eames ahead OF the slippng
Coach Cleaners. by taxing four pom q
from the dazed Supervisors, while
the Coach Cleaners tns1 ma ma sed 70
salvags one polnt from The Rosanci'
house
Store Hefrrs ana Stor Depart.
nent each took three points from
xhe Pipe Shop and General Cirices,
Che Store He ipers now only btlrlg
on< point b<h.nc the Coach Ciea ne-s
Mach in1stz took four points ZION
She Biacksnirh Shor, nov resting
IN NTH plare. ONLY one garaa be hirad
she Roxlndhou~
Several hzgn scoreS vpere summed In
3or the eve-llns- Henry Rosenberg Of
she Round house having hiEh sci
-o~al Mat Clne- George Hutchfn-
son, Charley Collins Al pentecost.
Harry Anderson. LEVY Knzner and
Nero Pozar AL had nice zoo games
7Ux the evening
Decembsr Ia finds the Store d.
psrtxne Mt n1eetrlg the eagzN-hsd1ns
1ollefnAkers, Blscksmitkas entertain
TIE Pfpe shop. Supervisors meet ans
General officss- Coach YARD vs. Ma
ehin ista and store Helper meet -hs
10und hoube.
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Harold Snow Of Roy led all
scorers as the Lynx swept 20 an
1910 victory over OrtinE 20 brin Z
victory for the West. Snow tossed
in ten points
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

Clns~ a Womens League
Broadway Alleys
Helen Bern ard with a 222 single
ga me and 564 total led the bowlers
OF the ClasS A Wornens league
Friday night on the Broadway
alleys
10 kar1cianich registered a nice
$40 series with games of i6l, iso
and 1919
New team records for tn, season
we've rolled by Ednss Quintet with
s ss, FOR Or, ,,s n as team cam sins, and
rolled a. follows Lily SUIT herla nd b1b.
KITTY Barber ass, Mary I.efesrer 52l.
yvonne johnson at and Doroth
Results rus 2, zsrlins a Bars
cius i Banksrs .. Hms.eSsnss !:
Broedwsy ., Ros Archers /
wenea'. CITY League
Coliseum Alleys
Pin stars Of the Women-s City
league rolled their best scores Of
! the season Friday night on the
Coliseum alleys
Babe Penowich hung UP nev in
diidaal records when she posrec
a PIP count in her FIRST game ano
fini shed with a bs6 total for ne-
series.
Eleanor brown rolled 1915, is2 An<
1877 Tor $50 Bce McAllister ro1e<
SOS and Eelen Blsttler S2S D-oril
Majesty canned 200 q nb' oil. VITA
3 2oO single IN the mtdoe Of her 40
Results; Peerless q, Rcoie-s l
Ma fck1es : Tavern o; Paris 3. Dis
tribucors I, Firs 3, helens /
Thefe Win be- no Earlv Ehds iesgz
alleys ON Account Of tE1e staEInz q
the annual Sorth west ia ga zlez
COMMANDMENT. league officials have AZ
no 1uceu,
slSth A,enue Mhe,s
Christmas Classic a. he S1xtn AvenUl
alleys are cOnfins IN fast, The sun
DAY nishz shzitz are rta1 rov an
the Afternoon shifts have peen move
80 main utes ahead IN ordeT TO have
SIS sf1ifE There are stall open in
5 In the afternoon uus ds- Su ay an
: all Sat1fday sqlzacS have soine spot
open New entities ciucie ock
field o. Tacoma. Ivan Fuss ana Harr
Mek-ls Of o2yuap1a Enter nov
] Don't FORGET folks. 1hzs Sztlzrd \
the N .rc Of the HrunswacN Bovrlizl
Carnival series Gets uncier way. Ro
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SONS DOWN RUBES

ASHLAND, Ore. Southern
Oregon Normal School flattened
Rubensteins Oregonians of Eu-
gene, 4s-31, in a basketball game
here last night.
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sons EXTENDED

SArr ERANCISCO - Contracts
" head coach Allyn McKeem OF
Nisnlssipp5 State College and his
entire football staff hsve been ex-
tendsd Until le46 il was snnounced
today
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5ID-l 10y = " flu1WCTIH' LII "
Tar KIN ess. Nichrnan a., Larson. 0rt-
ing-Andt Conkl inE, Meal bee, Kirk
Dunni ngtor1,
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Lions Defeat
Shelton Team
Bellurnine Wins
Third Hoop Come

BGlarmine Lions playing then
fzrst game in Their home hooT
court. notched up their third VIC
tory Of the season by defeating
Shelton Hi ghclim hers. 81 20 rs
last night.
Jin BiChsel again led tine
Lions with the big Belarnins
center chuckinR in an even
dozen points The Bells held
n 22-l2 lead going unto the
fourth quarter but the High
climbers closed the rap
against Lion reserves.
BellaTnine seconds won as they
pie ased. 30 to s, over Shelton re.
serves in a preliminary fray
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Tf1eiI, D Carmel Barnes, Fife =
Ogden ~. IhsleT, Mzuksmi 81,
StTa1ton "a,