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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

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We cant make delivery by parcel
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To come in TO see our fine selec-
ton of used trucks. Just drop
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send you a fun description and
full information about any type
of used truck you may desire.
our salesman will not call on
you unless you request IT.
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tirea, Mercury motor.
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reinforced frame. heavy autF
radiator. s25x2O tires, booster
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so
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

2705 South Tacoma Nay
Tacoma. Wash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
L~oqqed-off Lands

WRITE or call for booklet 81 logged
land In West. WASH for sale on fasf
terms Weyerhssussf Timber Co
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
BeoYcots Never Asked tor Come

That probably explains why Pacific Lutheran never
ceived any communications from Willamette about game
on November 1.
That probably explains why all the fire and smoke about
the November game be traced right back Salem
newspapers and back TO Lesser
Lesser hoping that Pacific Lutheran would frantic after
hearing the neghborng
boom all fences 4 the rival.
But didn't work out that wsyCIn Olson didst san fog
the trap and the desdfai guys IN mifed
Pacific Lutheran college
defeating
The Lutheans that
lost they
the kings
Obviously then. II wasn't kings ehaiteags
usurpr-t the usupers duty challenge Ing
his right o rule.
And the challenge be bona hds ehalsngs nads
through official channels
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Seattle Rainiers Favor1blo
Toward Shaughnessy Played

aGArU&-~lf the controversial
shsushnesosy plsyrfs ssesss =
raised 81 ths meeting II the ~.
cifie ccsss baseball league IN &c.
rsmsnts MoWdsy. ~ eorsinnasee
viii get the vcss ~ ths Seattle
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title the lass thr~s ysass an1 Vim.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31

Only 20 Of % right last week but with four MISE,
closer than close offer the selections this weeks
games. Here they are:
ing Py.k~k
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Prep Grid Menu

sNon-leaatse
eno<~ Stars tEAatu
To-day nsiisrmins 81 stadium tTa-
eomsi-
FRIDAY wsiis Wsils ~ fannoin
frseomsi neliinshsm ~ Everett
rtsrr SOUND CONFERENCE
To-day nlHhlins 81 sumner
rTtdaF4 Hsnton ~ Fufsiiur
Auburn at Enumeiss. narti<s -
Kent
SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE
Friday Vancouver ~ ncguism
Ar~faeen - f<snHsier fn<hsiis -
OLYMPIA ksieo 81 camass
fttast sOttsft leAGtg
Friday Fifs ~ Hspe~sir. crsinn 81
Federal Way. Clover rsfs "a 10y.
rsim 81 kssonvilis
ruoss rot~vy lNAatg
Fridssi Mc~<rnrs a. STATE school.
nnslssks q, Tniedo, ~ Nj ~ win
icrk, Tsnino a csthlsmss. noebs~sss
~ Kaiams
CENTRAL lGAeua
FRIDAY nenseeane ~ nhe1eaa.
Klma 81 Raymond
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31

vandenburr. $40. Lev Eyancich. ss2.
George Neuman $50 ana George
Anderson. SIC. rolled for the winners
Ned Krllich was high for the losers
with $50 vsndenburgs 242 Was nigh
single for the evening.
Grocers No. took three points
from Grocers No. 2. 1888 10 2s7s
Harold Olson mad high game 2is.
and high series. 5b5, for the winners
Jacob vandenburg led tho losers
with a 500 series
The Markets. led BY Mayor Nc
Camant. rolled 227 high single and
sos series and L. peltier. ali single
and $40 series. beat the Beermsn
ATS 70 2oie, taking all four points
Wayne Hsrter was high for the losers
with ala single ana $50 ssriss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31

Passing Ut Along

What happens 20 Of this heatngs shouldn't
happen 70 the harkngs Of a dos.
Now for instance take the little piece about Willamette
Besrcas running up big their fellow Northwest
Conference members 10 undermine the great record
which Pacific Lutheran likely 70 hang this
Gn L<i.er salem hcrse ~ Nuse>ts urvsr
se.t>S ssest
. hess-she. pahaciss dr~etss
far athletics.
Lesers blast appear. wamstss clsisn Of oeehsF
little inform. tire reader. Page
really Nufacne Lutheran
problem"
whether "tssrs
bring Horsoeitn douhs pupo.s,
II can dry
We Lesser:
puhtcty stealing ssthrs
than with Iases Ertdiv~s % de~as
which s arrrs smaller Institutions 81 me
Met
squad
the only a srtuous
schedule they could the Lutes
draw only ecu<uslc. pe~.shs~-thai ne
claim needing their weres
out Ia sessng the superiority with wnaussss
the Eridiren
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Frank Albert
Goes 10 Town
Unorthodox Strut-
egy Brings Results

los AN6EIEs-A week age
N. Model T vas assigned To the
Junkyard as obsolete but along
cam. Frankie Albert n apply a
grease Job 10 Clark shsughnessy's
football machine and now it's
once more rafting toward the
Rose Bowl
Stanford was hastily restored as
top dog Of the Pacific Coast con-
ference when Albert's unorthodox
field senerslship gave the Indians
Is to victory over Washington
while Oregon State and Oregon
were bowling out in upsets.
A the situation stands,
Stanford IL the only one Of
the Rose Bowl eligibles not
beaten at least twice. Con-
sidering the inconsistent rec
crds Of lite remaining oppon-
emit. - Southern California.
NtatF nffu h1ft-
fornla-the Model T looks In
. good position IA travel the
rest Of the road tn Pasadena
This week the stsnfords play
sants Clara, top independent club
out west which suffered a 1s TO 8
upset by Oklahoma. A Stanford
victory over the Rroncos would
come in handy 10 emphasize the
Indians Rose Bowl cslibre al
though technically loss would
not hurt their chances.
STRATEGY WORKS
In the Washington win Albert
once more proved himself the
No. l screwball of football as well
as a pretty handy man with a
punt and a pass. The first STAN
ford touchdown was set up when
Albert blithely called for a line
play on fourth down in his own
territory and needing five yards.
The left-handed strategy worked.
UCLA pulled the prime upset
OF this sector, arousing itself to
defeat the ponderous Oregon Web
foots. IA 10 I. UCLA previously
had been beaten by Stanford and
Washington but their victory over
Oregon makes them slight fsvorite
over their big brother" Cali
fornia. this week.
Oregon States brief bid for
Pasadena glory ended when q
business like Wash ington
State team upset the Beavers
Z 10 o. This defeat. plus an
earlier loss tn Southern Call
fornis, put Oregon state out
Of the Rose Bowl running al
though the Beavers victory
over stanford two weeks ago
was the first defeat for
shsughnessy since he took
over at Palo Alto.
Southern CALIFORNIA; football
prestige reached a new low with
last weeks IA to o defeat by Cali
fornia. The Trojans take this
weekend off in an attempt to
cook up something for Stanford
the following Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Stiff and Sore

BERkELEf. f2I>-Ths CaIifor-
MIA squad, stuff and sore from
scrmmsKs all week. wss given
only a light sSrest suit drill today
before leaving for Los Angeles 20
face the UCLA Br1in4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Vandals in Shape

MOSCOW, Ids.--Coach Francis
Schmidt took - Of mis- University
of Idaho vandsls To Corvallis today
To meet the Oregon State college
eleven. All members Of the squad
were In good shape.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Community IeaEue
\ ~ Recreafiou

~. recreation
Top Men 255l az Va. Cabaret 7asl
III. high game Waily Bennett zoo
high series J. Pattison $50
Hammerschmits 1880 uD Va Gas
oline Men 2soa l5). hish game Dicl
Spsldins 2oe, high series Dick spald
ms 5l4.
Generals 2eo2 17D Va Ozarks ASA
t2l. hieh game p Thiel 100. higl
series q. Crittenden 572
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Just Shaken
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal

- Quarterback Frankie Albert
gave Coach Clark shsgg messy n
Stanford the cold shakes yesterday
when he was knocked out during
scrinmsRe Albert came out u
the drill with no apparent injury.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Half Century
To Be Marked
Basketball Temple
To Be puilt Soon
n, PAUL scHrFTrI<

INV yoRk = Rsskethsll-- the
most popular sport IN the entire
category 81 competitive athletics
marks It's soth anniversary with
the ia4i-42 season.
II had its originstion In the
winter Of 1921 when q fsr-sceing
man named James Nsismith hung
peach-hasket at each end ~ .
gymnasium and prescribed certain
principles on which his new game
was 10 be played
The first game Was an imm~ii-
ate success and its popularity he
came assured hut not even the
late Dr. Nai.mith appreciated "a
what lengths his sport would 20.
Today basketball il played by
thousands Of high schools and col-
leges. also amateurs and profes-
sional teams.
$4,000 Prep Teams
In more than 100 colleges II Ia
a major athletic activity and u
finds the same rank in more than
$4,000 high schools and prepars-
tory schools.
Statement. vary ~ In the at
tendance nj basketball games In .
single year hut n IL generally
sgre~d that more than 20. 00o 900
people have watched the games In
the past 10 months.
Brightens Calendar
Take basketball out Of the sport
picture and you would have an
empty spot which no other sport
can fill. II has become part and
parcel of the American way Of
life.
Obviously II Is only fitting TO do
honor to the memory Of a man
who made such a generous con-
tribution TO the American sports
scene.
A year Of international cele-
bration will begin in December.
with the focal point at Springfield.
Mass. The Naismith Memorial
committee will direct activities in
the United States, Canada, Mex
leo and South America with It's
primary purpose To raise funds 10
erect a suitable memorial.
The memorial will he known ~
the Temple ~ Basketball" and
will include basketball's Hall NJ
Fame. an historical museum, and
q model basketball court.
The temple will bear the same
relationship 10 the court game a,
beseball's Hall N Fame At Coop.
erstown. N Y, bears to the dia.
mond pastime.
And II will have the same sig
nificance In regard 10 the founder
of the game as the Walter Cam
Memorial at New Haven has for
the father Of the American grid.
iron game.
Stars 10 BE Honored
In II also will be perpetuated
the names and accomplishment
of basketball's foremost players
past. present and future.
Deposited and safeguarded Will
be documents. souvenirs, and rec
ords. And enshrined each year In
a suitable manner will be the
names Of the recognized annual
all-America basketball teams.
The Hall of Fame, q long hoped.
for dream Of basketball authori.
ties, should finally be realized.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Lutes Cheat" Northwest Fans

Though the Lutherans by their choice have
cheated the Northwest football fans out Of dandy ball
have the satisfaction Of knowing that the football
public of Washington and Oregon know of that
would like crack at the Lutes but can't get because
the Tacoma boys have indicated that they must feel our
Bearcats than they handle
III It's getting suffy, boys the wtndo~1
Willamette playing nrss eisss football
founded. ~ epncs
that Cardinal Gold VIII ~ marching victories
long the Intes fallen bach Into she s>casy from
which they lifted less than ago.
Such lovely negbors
Passing n
Along be chsstsed uncsIedfor at wiamss
coach and team and on and for
the
when
II realize that equally fault veictng
opinion Why Pacific Inthesa dsdsed
Of the November
Incidentally hoping . January game
he arranged believe II would draw well
30 Willamette To play Pacific Lutheran Northwest
small college championship and have the Luthrans
the freight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Challenger Should Moke Offer

Then, too the challenger usually offers something for
his chance at the champion Since Willamette has made
official proposal does not know how far they would
in this direction.
But we take Leissrs word for u wouldn't
they New Years Tacoma
about the q. 900 m September
Ths sugsestlos Va king maker" h
re~d MsrhiaveM INV Ia make prssss No.
follow the rules. h.
He SERIOUS about tAs
Gliding the Northwest superiority business
their seriounsss with offer
guarantee suitable for king then the Luthersns
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ftets d, = 48nitrbcit Der Diener saaer5
9iener @ottes. Set Sobrbanberteu
tp1roe er sur Sdliht,,ug BON Strei-l
1tgfet1en lul0 Nr1e9en angeru1en un0
entld)ieo iiber. eas Shidlal ser gol=
ter. unb fobalo er bon ben sSitrlten
Der Belt isnoriert tpurbe, ,,ablnen
arieee 1u1b Rebo1utionen, ltmitura
lno gerbeerl.usen aler Mrt iiber-
ba1,b. 4
Bel irsen6 elmer Srieoensfonferena
mitB Ser Bertreter oes sSriebensfiir=
iten ben @oris fiibren, tpenn GSrie.
ben uno -geredtisfeit berrihen unb
Die Menidbeit uieher aur Gottes- uno
8ruoerliebe. allriidfebren ioa. &dtte
man gum SdluB oes eriten @eltfrie.
ses ben Yap}t gum 5riebenstiid ein-
selaoen uno aueelaiien, 10 tpdre elm
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III tS ~ uA2tS SSat4AaA0SStSJtttAASb
.un0 aufgeflebt giele baten lins, If
men zines oieIer aru8ifire alt seben;
am 5tpeiten Sollntag bereits ipare1t
alle berid)enft."
uWean bebenfe", ibreibt 6a5u Der
8anoerer', ,,perrat oieie Mitteil,n1e
nidt gerabe5u ldlndblide 3uitdnbe2
Gin @oditmaBa BON 2urus auf Der
einen Seite, oent bie grpBe Mebrbeit
u,,ieres 8olfes frobnt, ,1nb auf Der
airoern ein Maneel, Der Sdpeltern
3tpingt, al1 eiuer ielhen, tpie Sic be-
Ifbriebene ausbilfe, lire 3ufludt 5it
nebmen!" >s@
Mgr. Sgeen bcfirdtet cine Sitler-
ide Snbaiipn bes @atifans
r, ginen1 8eribterltatter ser ,gbe
Catholic Cum BON 5pracllle, 50. o..
oriidte Dor furaenl eMler. Gulton S.
5been, bon Der aatboliiden l1aiber-
iitat boz, an,erifo, Die 9efiird9tintg.
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Griatfrm5ifire

n9os 3eiden l.nierer grl0ilng,
Dos aru5ifir, finbet iid in rur san5
tpenigeu bortiseu ,nerifaniiden ST.
,nilien". ldreibt cine eifrige Miiiio-
marin ans Gan Nntonio, Seras, an
Die Gentral-Steile oes Central Ser
ems. Limb serabe oieie 2eute', fiiet
iie bin5u, "batten ben aufblid aun
@efreaaigten 10 Iebr nottpenbig."
gs lit iiderIid beId)ameno fir Die
&atbolifen bes ,,reiditen 2anbes ber
@eit'', mas 6iele 5dmelter bes mG-s
feren iiber oenieIben @eaenitano.
fhreibt: STIR hattea1 l,ns a,r Mnfang
Der Gaitenaeits ei,,a Gneenhs arelse aus
Anrtonitreiien aeHadJt auno ben gru-
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Sle S0HHeHfleGen ,,neetnframft9cn
,,uiere natipnale 8erteibisuns"
9ie fieberbafte Gorldungst1tigfeit
nnierer. SeGnplogen, 8afterioloeen,
glitronon1ei1 stno Meterologen lit altf
Elm aeiles @inbernis geltoBen, tpaIdes
bas Eenpo unieres nationalen Ser.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5,1 sberIaneia.
men orobt. Gin Or. Beter 90. Strang,
ein 5orldungspille oes Ged-
nologiiden Snltitrts bon Maiiad)u-
ietts, melber 1tnter Ser 2eitnng Des
8rof. 6. 81. S6nar5 titig lit, lit
i1ntriigliden grld)einnnge1 anf oie
Spur gefon1men, aus tpelben ct foE-
geabe s5dliiiie 5iebt: geridtpinoeno
fleine aiigeIder, ,,Sonen". Die ii51
BEL Der 3eridrnette all llftnae,1
bAbell, sasiiauaie,1 init ff,aelefii-
lem Baben einen id)nad assaen aln0
seritSteuaen Giinf FIJI mt aass,alpaaIe,
Nason a.Ho NoIf aaell loeilbe IL,