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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12
Worrenton Decides. to Start
Meet Saturday at : O'Clock

H. Prince has offered a perpetual
challenge cup to the owner of the
winner. while the Warrenton Hunt,
for the first time, will present a
perpetual challenge cup-in memory
of Mary Converse Cutting-to the
first member of the hunt to finish.
The hunt also will present Fat
Mans Cup to the first rider weigh
ing 1875 pounds or over with saddle
TO finish.
C. T. Baldwin, jr., of Warrenton
won the individual race last year
and Mrs. Robert c. Winmill and
Nathalie Hazard the team event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12

Bowlers with averages of los and
under will have their inning Satur-
day at Brookland Recreation when
the Bunker Hill Post No. 81 of the
American Legion holds its first duck
pin tournament.
While announcing today that the
three-game event will get underway
at 10 am. and continue until mid
night, Russ Diehl, the Brookland
manager, stated that besides the SIS
first prize and other cash awards,
there will be coolies of merchandise
for high scores that don't land major
prizes. The neighborhood mer-
chants have given the Bunker Hill
boys fine support" he added.
Entrance fee will be 50 including
cost of games. Contestants will be
able to roll at any time with squads
of six to pair of drives.
Norman Croft Ball of Fire.
Tying the seasons high game
mark of I'll and boosting the set
record one pin to 430, the veteran
Norman Croft was the big walloper
as the c. B. Long IL Son quint
smeared Party Popcorn with highs
of SAB and l ,8l4 to replace the losers
in the third spot of the Georgetown
Commercial League pennant flag
scrap.
Dave Burrows, striking on last
box spare, gave the fast-traveling
Chappell Billiards 2-1 edge over
the second place Thompson's Weld
lg. The viCtorS, winning 10 Of their
last 81 games. have moved into
pennant-contending position. Old
Home Cafe rollers, led by Arthur
Woody's 1896. caused no little excite
ment when they swamped the lead
ing Hillow's Cafe crew. Sam Gum-
bago) Benson. Hillow's ace bowler,
boosted his top average to 121-59
with 1888.
Hal Shepherds $50 and Lou Yates
IA were the top counts as the
King Pin Juniors overwhelmed the
Bethesda lads on the former S drives,
$40 to 1871. The King Pins also
were high with 631. Ed Butchers
1923 was best for the invaders.
Sam Shreve, who clicked off a
lusty 672 from scratch in the recent
Pop Crawley Handicap and landed
fourth money with 500, shone again
at King Pin when his 1874 featured
Brincefield Plumbers 80 victory
over Mayfower Diner. Another
rising star. Ed Hutchinson. counted
800 to give Dechter's Grill a 81
edge over 10 Jacono in the Rhode
Island Avenue Businessmen's League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12

10. at Duke; l 6 and II, Southern Confer
ence meet at Williamsburg.
Lacrosse.
March 81, Dartmouth.
April 3, Harvard; ;. Loyols; Is, Penn
state; 10, Rutgers: 80 Army at West
Point: %, Washington A. A: IS. Duke
May ? Princeton: Q, Mount Washington
at Baltimore tnight; Il, Johns Hopkins,
at Baltimore,
Tennis.
April ., Lafayette: II, Richmond q;
IA, William and Mary. at Williamsburg
e "!Iid amu Bts snn
GEORGETOWN.
May > North Carolina: 3, George Wash
tnEton; s. Q and 10. Southern Conference
tourney, at Durham: - Johns Hopkins, at
Baltimore; ] D. GEORGETOWN, at Washington:
a. Navy. at Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12
Forte, Corchudo Tuning
Here for Monday Bout

Tommy Forte and Vic Corchado.
principals in the feature l0-round
bout at Turner's Arena Monday
night. will workout at the Huron
gym Saturday afternoon for the
publics appraisal.
Meanwhile word from Philadel-
phia indicates that Promoter Her
man Taylor is trying to arrange a
return match with Bantamwelght
Champion Lou Salica for Forte.
who holds a non-title decision over
the champ and lost a hairline ver-
dict to him in a title bout If
Taylor lands the bout he may put
it in the Griffith Stadium early in
May in a co-promotion scheme with
Turner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12
Terror Quint Gets Title

WESTMINSTER, Md, March Il.
Western Maryland's basket ball
team is home today with the Mason
Dixon Conference title. having
scored a 1898 upset victory over
Loyola in Baltimore last night in a
playof series final.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. March 12-The New
York Yankees have drawn censure
from Baseball Commissioner K. M
Lands for their method in signing
a young player for one of their farm
clubs.
The commissioner ruled as not
valid an agreement between the
player, George Petersen. and his
mother and scout for the Yankees
whereby Petersen was to sign a con-
tract with Binghamton. N. Y, after
his graduation from high school in
1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12
Gomut of Basket Ball Is Run
In IS Rec League Contests

sion P. o. Mailing downed Call
Radio, $3.50; the Billiards. stopped
the Bowie Thorobreds, 27-28, and
Maryland Park Sports Club defeated
Briggs A. c., 1927. At Mcfarland
the Greek Americans defeated Sc
lective Service, 1921, and at East
ern. Air Duct whipped Census
Ranch, 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch 70 Inc otar.
WARRENTON Va March PA
change in the starting time of the
9th annual old-fashioned point to-
point races of the Warrenton Hunt
Saturday to o'clock was an
nounced today. For several years
the. affair has begun before noon,
but the new hour was selected as
more popular. The courses will be
announced at the start.
Two races are on the program,
one for individuals of about miles
and a team event for ladies and
gentlemen, about 6 miles. Frederick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12
Autry and His Famous Horses
To Be Seen in Rodeo Here

including bull-dogging, broncho
busting, wild steer riding. calf rop-
ing and fancy roping, Autry will
feature the show by putting his
Champion through a control exhi
bition and then leaping through a
burning hoop.
Altogether, 25 events are being
arranged for cowboys who will come
here from all Ger the country in
pursuit of thousands of dollars of
cash and equipment prizes.
At Sarasota, Fls.-St. Louis M, 3;
Boston (AO. =.
At St. PETERSBURG F1s.-New York "a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12
Holy Comforter Sets
Two Pin Marks in
Catholic League
O'NeiII Rolls 100 Game
As Team Totals 1851;
Skaters Win Again

Glorying today with Bob ONeill,
sr., who sports an all-time record
game of 100 for Section A of the
Washington Catholic League were
the Holy Comforter No. l boWlers
with a league record of 1851 which
beat a 10-year-old mark.
Featured by Rich La Bille's 1872,
Frank Carriers 388 and Glen Smiths
1872, the record -smashers, after start
ing with new season high of 645
dast night at King Pin, sent the old
record of 1923 into the discards with
games of 623 and 583 to swamp Holy
Trinity No. / Bill Seigfried and
Mag Burley had hand in the new
record.
The previous week it was ONelll
who capped a 405 set with his
big splash that included triple
and double header strike.
Skaters Keep Winning.
The pacesetting Shaffer Flower
Shop trimmed Manning's Service
81 in the Rosslyn Independent
League. The losers shared the first
tilt when Gene Gordon outcounted
Bert Lynn as both finished with
double header strikes. Ernie Hauser
with 1913 and Ernie Burkhalter with
158 were high for the winners.
Arlington Cleaners moved into a
second-place tie with OMeara' Tile
and H. J. Brown Pontiac by virtue
of a sweep over Arlington Trust
which Dan Wheeler featured with
1872. H. j. Brown took the odd one
from Washington Canoe as Frances
Robertson reeled off 1893 and O'Meara
trimmed Olmstead Grill, 81.
Statistical Near Pennant.
Five games in front, Statistical
has only to trim the runnerup
Legal quint Friday night at Ross
lyn to cinch practically its second
straight pennant in the R. F. c.
League. General Ledger, sharing
second place. is a game ahead Of
Control Proof With an average
of 1870 for SO games, P. Halesky
of the Seventh-place Collateral
Proof sets the pace for the in
dividual championship w. Jones
of General Ledger is his nearest
rival with 1929 Halesky and c.
Pryor of Control Proof are tied with
$50 while the latter's 400 also is a
season record. The seasons highs
| of 500 and 1.7O3 belong to the fifth
place Interest outfit and Legal.
While Watkins of the seCond-place
Bethesda Presbyterian was garner
ing highs Of 154 and 37l, the pace
setting Mount Zion Baptist COM
| bination maintained two-game
lead in the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Church League by sweeping with top
scores of 552-1595. Christ Lutheran
cleaned up Bethesda First Baptist.
The runnerup Hyson's Insurance
WhiteWashed the league-leadlng
Leon Mems Shop as Andy Tucker
shone in the Bethesda Duckpln AS
ISOLATION loop with 1888, Wise
Bros. Radio was high with 583, while
Simmons BARRIERS grabbed set honors
with 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12
Cooe Officials Gather

Members of the D. C. Approved
Board of Basket Ball Officials will
meet tonight at 7:3O o'clock at Force
School, 1740 Massachusetts avenue
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12
Petworths in Action

Petworth A. C. courtmen will
meet the Cafe on the Corner quintet
at Eastern High gym tonight at 9
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12

At San Bernardlno, Calf Sea tile
P. c. s; Pittsburgh ny, 2.
At Ontario. Calif.-Philsdelphls "a }. 2;
Los Angeles (P. c., z 81 inninES-raln1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12

March %. Ohio state 81, Harvard.
April >. Dartmouth; 3, Vermont; 4
Connecticut; ), V Nj. L II. Michigan;
Cuse. :. Washineton and Lee is. william
and Mary. % Rutgers: "a West Virginia:
%. North Carolina; %. George Washing
ton
MAY 3, Washington College; ;. Virginia
Poly; &. Richmond u. 10, GEORGETOWN;
u. Washington and Lee, At Lexington; I3.
V NJ. l., at Lexington; a. Navy at An
nanohs, II, George Washington; 90.
Georgetown, at Washington -. Temple,
ct Philadelphia; "a Lafayette at Easton.
Track.
April al North Carolina. - at V. NJ
! p William and Mary; % and IS,
Penn relays al PHILADELPHIA
Nav 3, virginia Poly, :. at Vlretnia:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12
See the Man with the
MEASURING STICK" learn
about Ford's new bigness!

Look at the chart-see how Ford outmeasures
the other two
And there's big difference in the ride, too.
Its completely NEW RIDE made possible
by SLOW MOTION SPRINGS" improved shock
absorbers, new stabilizer, more rigid frame.
Only Ford gives you the extra power, smooth
ness and proved economy of its VS. engine
with still faster pickup this year. Yes Ford
leads in lot of things. But you'll never realize
boW many until you meet the man with the
Measuring Stick! Bring your present car.
get really tempting deal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-12

The runnerup HySon's Insurance
WhiteWashed the league-leadlng
Leon Mems Shop as Andy Tucker
shone in the Bethesda Duckpin AS
ISOLATION loop with 1888. Wise
Bros. Radio was high with 500, while
Simmons BARRIERS grabbed set honors
with 1879.
La gaceta., 1941-06-23
PARA LA NUJER
DEL HOGAR
Los MOTmOneS

Hace mas de Glen amos que
Brigham Young fund6 la famo-
sa secta "de los Santos de los I'LL
limos dfas, conocida, sobre TODD,
por haber practicable la poliga-
mia.
Los mormones fueron, en- rea
lidad, grandes colonizadores.
Gracias a SUI trabajo perseve-
rante, ell enorme desierto del
.Oeste ha llegado a ser I'm pals
.Noreciente, en- ell que existen her
mosaS ciudades.
Los mormones han conserva-
do ell quito de,su pasado, que Sc
imaginan muy antique, y miriam
con carino y devotion su mona-
mento venerable: la primera ca
bana de la Ciudad del Lago Sa-
ladO, que Sc construy6 en- 1847.
1847... No digamos que la tai
ohoza es de una gran antigtie-
dad; pero ellos la consideran
muy antigua.
La gaceta., 1941-06-23
r Il HEVIA PIDE QUE
Sc ROMPAN LAS RELA-
CLONES co

Habana, JUNO 23.-El expire
sidente de la repdblica ingenie-
70 Carlos Hevia, un graduado
de West Point, pide hoy al go
bierno del presidente Batista
que rompa las relaciones conner
ciales con Alemania, como una
medida de defansa.
LA ruptura de las relaciones
con los nazis no sera un acto de
beligerancia, sino, por ell contra
rio, un acto de defensa. No po-
demos dar efectiva ayuda mill
tar para la derrota de Alema-
MIA, pero pOdemos extender el
apoyo moral y aceptar respon-
saIbilidades con las naciones que
estan combatiendo'.
Tai acci6n ayudaria tambien
a suprimir las actividades de
Quinta Columna, cada vez mas
intensa, en- Cuba actividades pa
trocinadas por funcionarios del
gobierno aleman.
La gaceta., 1941-06-23
La Real Aviacion ataco la costa de F rancia,
denibando siete aeroplanos nazis
Los rusos utilizan tanques anfibios.
Hundido en- Beirut un Instructor Traces

Londres, JUNO 2S.-La Real
Aviaci6n vol6 hoy sobre Dover.
EN- direction de Francia, atacan
do en- pleno dia desde Calais a
Bolougne. Los ataques Sc reali'
aaron en- Ell interior del terrific
ri Siete aeroplanos nazis fue-
ron derriDados.
Ell avance nazi hacia Russia
en- un frente de 1000 millas lie
va mayor intensidad en- Polonia,
ell Baltico Y ell Danubio.
Berlin informa de nuevos a.
vances, pero no da pormenores.
Las tropas rusas rechazaron
a los nazis en- I'm frente.
Uno de los frentes del Soviet
sc ha establecido en- ell rio Dnies-
ter. Los rusos utilizan con exito
nuevos tanque anfibios. Sobre
estos anfibios los nazis asegu-
ran que son muy vulnerables a
la artilleria.
Esperanse violentas batallas
dentro de pocos dias.
Tropas alemanas y rumanas
atacan en- direction de la capital
de Besarabia.
Todos los peri6dicos ingleses
comentan hoy de manera favora
BILE ell discurso de Churchill en-
favor de la ayuda a Russia. Ber-
lin, segdn Sc rumora, lie pedira
bases a Suecia para atacar a los
rusos.
Los parties naZis sobre los for
midables ataques de las aviacio-
mes inglesas y rusa, Sc hallan re-
dactados en- ell mismo tono. Fue-
ron "debiles" los ataques rusos
en- ell este de Prussia; fueron
debiles" los bombardeos de la R,
A. en- Ell oeste de Alemania.
Esu5rase una proclama de
presidente de los Estados Uni
dos, Mr.. Roosevelt, sehalando 9
Alemania como la naci6n agresc
ra en- la guerra con Ell Soviet.
Ell partido Comnista ingles
public6 aver un manifesto di'
La gaceta., 1941-06-23
Petain y Ell almirante Darlan
Enga6a al mariscal y traiciOna a Francia

suadir a sus compatriotas de
ue @l y solo 81 puede garanti.
Ear que Francia, aunque derro-
tada, podra en- un corto espacio
de tempo leyantar la cabeza, IL
bre y sin v%ergGenza.
Hace algunos meses, levant6
la voz de alarma contra Ell AL
mirante Darlan, y muchos hubo
cue no quisieron creerme. QVe
ell Comandante en- Jefe de la Ma
rina Francesa, I'm Official sin ma
cula, pudiera jugar con cartas
marcadas parecia impossible.
Debe r~econocerse que Darlan,
no sentfa amor alguno por In
glaterra. Tambien debe admi-
tirse que estaba bajo la preston
constante de la Comisi6n del Ar
misticio, en- Wiesbaden; del EN-
.bajador Abetz y su amigo de
Brinon, y sobre TODD, de los poll
ticos quislings como Laval, Ber-
gerry Y Deaf. Sus defensores de-
clan que aun con TODD este era
locura pensar, nj por un momer
to, que Darlan fuera capaz dc
ceder a la Influenza de los poll.
ticos desleales.
La gaceta., 1941-06-23

Una tactica tfpica de Darlan
fue su actitud con respecto a
Laval. Fu6 Ell primero de avisar
a Petain contra Pierre Laval.
Hizo yer al Mariscal qpe como
IN militar, de alma sencilla e in
gGnue, estarfa a la merced de
un ''politico ladino Y corrupto".
Petain mordi6 ell anzuelo. Dimi-
tic a Laval, sin sospechar que
estaba colocando ell poder en- ma
nos de un hombre no menos la
dino y falto de escrdpulos.
La gaceta., 1941-06-23
ARGENTINA
LAS ACTIVIDADES DEL
lEJE

Buenos Aires, JUNO 23.-Ha
empezado a actuar un comite
de la camara, nombrado por Ell
p~residente Jose Luis Cantilo,
para investigar las actividades
de los nazis y otros grupos ex-
tranjeros en- este pals.
Componen ell comite Rail Da-
monte Taborda, que hizo la pro-
posici6n para que Sc averiguase
la verdad, SilEano Santarder
Juan E. Sofa Juan Antonio So
lari, Fernando de Prat Gay,
Aldolfo Lanus y Guillermo
C5Reilly. Los dos primeros re-
presentan al partido Radical y
los restantes uno por cada par
lido. Taborda fue electo presi-
dente Y Solari secretario.
Hoy Sera interrogado ell minis
tro de la gobernaci6n, ST.. Mi
guel Culaciati.
IItidentes courtroom en- Cor
dCba, donde los consulados de
Italia y Alemania no izaron la
bandera argentina ell dia 20 ape
sar de ser df de fiesta nacional.
La multitud guerra arrancar las
La gaceta., 1941-06-23

La lave de esta conducta no
esta lejos nj es diflcil de hallar
Darlan esta obsesionado por u.
ma ambiei6n consumidora. Una
anbici6n ~incumrlida, por Ell he
cho de que al estallar la guerra,
ell mando de las fuerzas navales
oombinadas de los Aliados fue
puesta en- manos de I'm almiran-
te britanico y no en- las suyas.
Estai es la principal causa de
su a~nglcfObia violenta. La am
bici6n lie ha empujado " lie en-
puja todavia) a vender a Hitler,
ell honor, la patria, amigos, Ia
Marina y hasta su prOpia alma +!
Suena Darlan con llegar a ser ell
Hitler de Francia, sobrepasar a
Mussolini; ser, despues del
Fuehrer, la segunda PERSONAL
dad en- la nueva Europa. Esto es
possible solo con la ayuda de Hit
Ter
La gaceta., 1941-06-23

FL Mariscal Petain Sc contaba
entire los que ponfan una ciega
confianza en- Darlan. Hubo un
tempo cuando la traici6n Sc OIL
fateaba en- ell viento. Darlan en-
CANADA a su jefe, persistence
mente. mo quiero hacer mas
concesiones a Hitler, lie decia a
Petain, y al siguiente instante
yendia a los Nazis 10 que el ha-
maba existencias "sup6nfluas''
de gasolina. "Mariscal declara-
La gaceta., 1941-06-23

eiendo que los reaccionarios de-
can un entendimiento con los
zis, en- perjuicio de Russia.
Treinta aviones nazis fueror
derribados aver por la aviaci6n
inglesa y nueve hoy.
BESIDE Siria informan que los
arabes reciben con los brazos
abiertos a los soldados BRITAIN
cos y de la Francia Libre.
Russia acept6 hoy, por medic
del embajador Maisky, Ell apoyc
ofrecido aver por la Gran Bre-
tana. AL mismo tempo, Ell So
giet ofreci6 su apoyo militar y
scon6mico a Inglaterra.
I'm Instructor frances fut
hundido en- el puerto de Beirut.
.Lfbano, pOr la aviaci6n britain
ca,
La gaceta., 1941-06-23
(Por Eugene LemnhoO

Para muchas personas Ell Ma
riscal Petain es una enigma. I'm
Mariscal de Francia, que ha
prestado grandes servicios a su
pals y en- cuya palabra las ma
sas ponen SUI confainza. Hace un
aho, y en- varias ocasiones des-
pues, empua6 la palaora de que
no pemitiria actos hostiles con-
ira la Gran Bretana. Estaba fue
ra de duda, dijo, que Francia no
Sc separaria de los terminus del
Amisticio, con relaci6n a su an
tigua aliada. IY ahora?...
Aunque Ell abrir las puertas
del Imperio frances a la van
guardia de la invasion nazi, es
una clara y evidente violaci6n
de la solemne promesa del Ma
riscal, Petain no es ell culpable.
Acusar a Petain de conducta
deshonrosa, seria una injusticia
grave. Aunque fuera mas joven.
y menos apesarado por la treri'
bile caida de Francia, no seris
un rival adecuado para luchal
contra aquel genio del NAL, qut
ha Ilevado a su pals a SD presen.
tie situaci6m. Este espiritu de
NAL es ell AlmirdNte DdrlGn. ...
La gaceta., 1941-06-23

De TODD ell ejercito de satellites
que acompanan a Hitler y a sus
carros blindados al p~isotear la
Europa caida, sin duda alguna
Darla es ell mas despreciable.
Con una consistencia de prop6-
sito ~diab6lica, ha desnudado de
honor y de dignidad a un pals
en- que estas cualidades Sc esti-
man en- mucho. Ha logrado per-
La gaceta., 1941-06-23

Para sacarle brillo a los zapatos sc
frota la piel con un trOzo de naranJa,
Sc deia secar ell zumo y despues sc Ie
pasa un cepillo suave. Ell charod que
da asi como un espejo.
La gaceta., 1941-06-23

81, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. L. P. Sola
mente Sc vende en- Kin
Hardware, ga. avenid;
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-06-23

5anderss del Eje, cuando la po-
dicia intervino, disolviendo a
los alborotadores.
La gaceta., 1941-06-23

Sc calcula que en- los oceanos exis-
ten, entire grandes y pequenas, unas
100000 islas.
La gaceta., 1941-06-23

oa so.emne1nente, sfcoloco el no
nor de la Marina sobre TODD" Y
vendfa este fhnor' en- transaccio-
mes secretas con Abetz y Laval.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-10
Y Swimmers to Demonstrate

classes will show the successive
steps in learning to swim. Girls
taking place in this part of the
program are Estelle Cheim, Doris
Goody, Miriam Hansen. Aileen
MacCrimon. Betty Rae Mcdonald.
Peggy Mondau. Marjorie Sehultze,
Phyllis Washburn. Arlene Han
cock. Amelia Jean Stacey, Marion
Wallace. Joan Remission, Jane Dill
man. Jean Perella, Joan Penning-
ton. Susan Owens. Joan Browne.
Patricia Chapman. Lorraine An
derson. Sally Waller, Charlene
Newton, Julia Boilard, Janice
Brantner-
This demonstration will be done
for the benefit of guests of the
Victory dinner, parents and friends
of swimmers. There will be no
charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-10

A swimming demonstration by
the Y.N-C.A. Mermaid club and
swimming classes will preeede the
YW.c.A. Victory dinner Wednes-
day al s o'clock.
Diving stunts and demonstra-
ton of strokes will be shown by
the Mermaid club. The members
of this group must pass diff
cult entrance test 10 be eligible
for membership.
The following girls are mem
bers: kathryn Falskow, Anne Nc
Crsa, Jean MeCrea, Shirley Pape,
Frances Thorness. Irene Tuthill.
Nancy Williams. Frances kitlar,
Virginia skarponi, Mary Boudett,
Barbara Swanson. Jean Lee Be-
tween the events done by the
club. members of the Fun club.
seventh grade and Girl Scout
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-10
Two Basket
Games Billed

Basketball games are scheduled
fof Tuesday night - Lincoln AIRS
and BeilaTmine Ions With the
Ahes playing Clover Park War
rIors =. Clover Park While TIE
Lens are host 70 EatonvilIe Cr7lis-
ers At The Lon hoop court.
The Ahes viii h out Ia ssen
the score with the Warriors
Who checked In = s4-ss victory
ever The Rail>plitters last sat
urdas. Coach John Kennedy
made several changes in his
lineup In Mondays practice
session.
BeIlarFnine will be seeking It's
fourth straight victory Of the sea-
son and is second over EatonxIIe.
The Lions number Roy and Shelton
also among their victims.
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Tacoma Star
Still Trails
Johnny Crimmins.
Detroit. in Lead

CHIGAso-Vicsor johnson. Ia
coma kegler. competing IN me all
star bowling tournament ~ the
Coliseum. hossfed a total score If
1883. II the close Of Mondays
competition.
Sunday ne had tailed SIS N
five games.
Monday he showed marked I'm
pToyement with games Of 2o7. Isl.
a.. i6s. ie5, = total Of PCS.
The new leader IN the classic,
established last night, Is Johnny
crimmins. OF Detroit. who topped
1920 pins 10 supplant the former
paee-setter. Frank Matsya. OF ST.
Louis. who had rolled ! .es4.
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Coast Conference Heads
Talk F uture Policy
Honora BILE mention j.

Honora BILE mention.
Ends-Snrith tUCLA)- Regner
(o). Jones tsc): tackles Willer
CSC, Banducei Isl; guards
De Francisco tuCLA), Chaves
fOSC); center-Harrison (W) !;
quarterback-Iverson iO): half
backs-Roblin tO). D I h m n
(osC); fullbacks-McQuary tC),
Michlich ~, Kennedy tWSC).
Barrett W..
Coast conference coaches, joined
by independents of Santa Clara,
st. Mary's, and San Francisco
university, made the following
recommendations 10 the national
football rules committee:
~ No yardage penalty
shall he enforced ON the field
of play that shall place the
ball nearer than half the dis
tanee to the offending teams
goal line.
"a A player who intercepts q
lateral pass that has been made
by safety man following the
catching of kick shall be per
mitted to run with the ball.
80 The two-minute rule II
force al the end of the first ano
third quarter shall be clarified &c
give uniformity in officiating.
The coaches also voted to abolish
sleeper" plays in their OWL
| league.