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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Catholic Forum S
Sponsors Named

TIE CATHOLIC FORUM,
the lecture series sponsored by
the League of Catholic Women
opens the night of October 20 at
the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Mrs. Clune Walsh and Mrs.
Harry B. Sharkey, who are
Joint general chairmen, opine
that with so many eminent per-
sons on the advisory board the
public can be assured Of the eX-
cellence Of the programs.
The board is composed OF the
following: Rt. Rev. Edward J.
Hickey, the Rev Walter r.
Hardy, the Rev. John +. Quinn,
Judges Ernest A. O'Brien. ID. j.
Healy and Joseph A. Moynihan,
Messrs. Fred NJ. Zeder. Leo
Fitzpatrick, Joseph l.. Hickey,
Caspar Lingeman, James Fit
gerald and John d McGilliS,
Mrs. James p. CummiSkey, pres
ident Of the league, and
MEsDAMEs
Frank Couzens u Lincoln Kemp
William y Connolly Harry sheridan
Leon c. Finrk Florence Mitchell
william 3 Gregory
and the Misses Catherine Morgan and
Cecile Whelan
Mrs. Walsh and Mrs Sharkey
are being assisted by the follow
inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

This past week has been
marked with a number Of small,
informal but delightful dinners.
Friday night, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Jordan asked guests TO
dine, as did Mr.. and Mrs. Alvan
Macauley in their home in Lake
Shore road. Mr.. and Mrs. Col
burn Standish had one of their
famous broiled turkey dinners
in their games room and Mrs.
Alfred Wilson - heading the
united China war relief-asked
several of her committee heads
TO dine with her before the
meeting at the Detroit Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Salvation Auxiliary
Tea Oct. 81

MRS. ALFRED G. WILSON.
president of the Salvation Army
Auxiliary, will welcome MEM
bers and guests at the organiza-
tons annual Presidents Day
tea, October 81, at the Booth
Memorial Home and Hospital,
West Grand boulevard and Fort
street. Presidents Of other fed
Grated clubs will be entertained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
AWoY ! lit
Slows Up
Ann ArOof
ANN ARB0R Oct is


TIERES a noticeable void in
t-trr rarityut tf1e socially
minded smocrt body here TODAY
and MS an because of the first
away football game OF the
season.
It's only q short walk 10 'hc
stadium II YOU want 90 do
little bowling for the home team.
and nearby sou might find the
lpeAcst open house of The eve
mng,
This week many students have
Joined the exodus on the North
western excursion train.
Betty Pextoa and Bob Stuart,
Kit UpSon and Chock Low Jane
Cayia and Val Hastings, Muriel
Keahy and Larry Haines Bunny
Nurlin and Bob Pommerening,
Mac Mclean and Steve Han
nigan and Helen Rhodes and
Johnnie Bachman all planned for
a rousing weekend in Chicago,
staying the night in their reSpec-
tive fraternity and sorority chap
ter houses at Evanston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

DON'T ask 10 borrow
II books, my dearS.
Forgetting 10 return them.
II is not fair to owners and
rs apt with ire 10 burn
them.
DOCKS mean a lot to
II some of us
And a real love we bear
them.
Though dog-esred volumes
may be worn
Ii hurts when others tear
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

MR.. AND MRS. LEWIS C..
ROSE of Wellesley drive re-
turned az mid-week from a short
Grip 20 New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Auxiliary Plans
Luncheon, Party

ST. JOHN BOSCO AUXIL-
larry TO the c. Y O.. Home is
sponsoring a luncheon and card
party October % at 1890 p m.
in a downtown store auditorium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Stdndish Games Room
Scene Of Anot her
Famed Turkey Dinner
THE DoWAGER'S DoGMAS
THE DoWAGER'S DoGMAS

IF YOU DO ask to take
4 one home
Be sure to kindly treat il:
Return ii when you finish ii
Don't careIeSsIy, just
keep it.
TOR books and for their
4 borrowing 4
Are manners of their own:
And csreIeSsneSS about their
One never must condone.
weekend on the Canadian shore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

weekend on the Canadian shore
where they have houses side by
side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
buttons Story Abu+ Pat Eeen

Red Dutton, manager of the Brooklyn American hockey
plays Thursday night his favore hockey
player but also adds that this the player who
takes most Of his abuse.
For natural ability you can't beat him." says Dutton
che can't be hurt He has the heart and the shot and the
But he will arrested for thinking fast when
he is off the skates"
this introduction Duon then will plunge into his
favorite story of Egan
Pat rookie last season. Dutton fit of anger had
imposed 1890 curew the boys That night he called
Egan at 2:30 a. m. and Pat wasn't in.
"We" related Dutton. II finally caught with Egan In
my the next afternoon ready to fine him $500
said to him:
"'You think you do as you please, eh?'
"And he said: No.
81 said DO you think you're having good year,
"And he said: NO
II said But you think you're g-shot hockey player?
"And he said: If did wouldn't be working for $500
year.
That almost made me feel for the boke forgot
the and when he said: Red you give 500 in
ADVANCE said Okay but don't let you again. under
stand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Greater Detroit
Has No Recess

Because the schedule must be
completed before the city bowling
tournament begins in April
Greater Detroit League will have
no suspension during the holiday
period, Fred Hirtzel, secretary
announces today.
The regular program is on the
books for Friday night at Olympic
and also for January ?. The Michi-
gan Major League is likewise
booked for December Is and Jan
uary 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Bob !: ]a a
II BY Boz n1.vqAuy
Kearns, Now Managing ZNic, Would Like Bout
in Detroit With Young Kid Mccoy
MONDAYS MULLIGAN:

Jack Kearns handling Frze Civic and is angling to
put Kid Mccoy match Detroit There is good chance
that Joe will way avoid the McCoyRay Robinson
match on January Garden Some of the wisemen of
boxing think Robinson is overrated
Joe Could manager of Mccoy arrived in town today for a
conference with Commissioner John j. Hettche.
I'VE would Mccoy in here" said Gould. I'm
here what can be done"
needs any inducements TO top the list of
our favorte cities well way stealing
the sports show this year.
There's the meeting between Missouri and Fodham New
Day. This the climax of full sports week that finds
competition ranging weight lifting basketball and boxing
This Thursday the horses also start to again in the
Crescent City. And January there is the annual EasWes
Shrine charity game in the town.
Detroiters will be most interested in the EasWest affair
because of presence Wesfa and Bob Ingalls, Mich
igan stars, in the East lineup
Vince Banons IT, of DIS AlAmerics center in you
forgotten plays with the North against the South
Montgomery, Ala.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Pointe Swordsmen Win

The Crosse Pointe Sword Club
can add the Michigan plaque fenc-
ing tournament TO its trophy list
today. but the Pointe team had
strong opposition from the Sale
de Tuscan Club. winning by only
one point. Bill Osis, Eugene Jaku-
bowski and Dave Merriman COM
posed the winning team. Ten
teams competed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Hudson Team Heads 3-Man Event

Department $50 of Hudson Mo-
tors leads today in the third an
.nual three-man championship
tournament conducted at Chene-
ITrombly Recreation, with pins
over average counting instead Of
actual pinfall in determining the
winners.
Ken Bernheiner, Don Greko-
mich and George ST, Aubin. Hudson
trio. gained the lead with 1888 on
Ia pinfall of 1888. Mullawa was sec
.ond, with Edward Huczek. Chester
.Lipa and Louis Luchewski making
90. Their score was 1876. Nv
AIS Confectionery, third place
winner, was 260 over. Joe Greger,
John Erynski and Ed Buker made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

260 and a total of 1923. Kings
Theater was next with 210 and
1925. The team is Joe Skonieczny,
Ziggy Pluczyski. Bruno Konieczny.
Sobczak, fifth with 158 and 1649,
has Anthony Rama. John Kowal-
ski and Robert Konieczni.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Capture Squash Title

Winning three straight games,
Tom Golibart and j. j. O'Brien
captured the state doubles squash
rackets tournament in the finals,
played at the University Club.
They defeated their University
Club team. j. A. Marshall and
John l.. Pottle. 1911, 1912. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
ShduI Praised
For Times Pin
Lecture Series
Instructor Reached
Wide Audience
in Weeks Stay

Bill Shaul finished weeks In
structions in The Detroit Times
Bowling School SATURDAY ac-
claimed by the many thousands Of
his pupils.
From alley proprietors down to
the newest enthusiast Of the ten
pin sport. Shaul won tho respect
and attention in every appearance
Of his busy week on the city's al
lcys. The Syracuse, ~ Y, veteran
himself was impressed by the
caccrness Of Detroit keglerS TO
learn
r, r-f,-Re tho interest shown ~
Shsui s series of lectures was the
following letter received toy the
Times.
Detroit Times,
Detroit. Mich,
Dear SirS:
I want 10 take this opporiun-
iiy Of thanking YOU for starting
The Detroit Times Bowling
School. and Bill Shaul the in
Strnctor.
I believe he IL tops when ~
comes 10 teaching, and correct
inc faults. / went TO hear him
10 get 8 few pointers. and let
me tell you ] certainly discov-
cred why my game was way of
this wear. Mr.. Shsul corrected
me and tonight I bowled the
second highest series Of my
bowling career, a 721 on games
OF 26s, 2ST and 2l6.
This 721 may he just a fash,
but at least I'm fully aware now
of my faults, and j hope 70 get
back 20 the 1876 average | used
10 carry in Chicago several years
ago.
MY sincerest thanks 10 all OF
you and here's hoping you con-
tinue this good work for all
bowlerS.
Cordially yOIIrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Bill Prev Engaged TO Olga Serbey

Let's hope this won't your Christmas but Tony Galeno
says he is going to return to the boxing wars.
Kunne Ed Bradeys chief hope the Kentucky Derby this
May Bless Me- The Kunnel incidentally just turned 3d.
Rumor has it Ed Furgo may follow the footsteps of
Jimmy Johnson and turn professional golfer.
Bill Prev 2H Wayne Unverstys national intercollegiate
swimming champion and Olga Serbay 90 Wayne graduate
engaged. No date has been for the wedding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Giants Staff Due for a CLEANING

Fhere that Steve Owen will be out head coach
Of the New Giants If that probably the entire
will CO. including 30 Molenda former Michigan
star.
PREDICTION: Joe Louis to kayo Buddy Baer in more
than three rounds.
for the Santa Anita track reopen January
Is, thereabouts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
VI NEUFfN NWW' =
ALFRED HECkER,
1877 w. Outer Drive.

Shaurs final appearances Satur-
day were al Jack Laners Palace
Dix Recreation. Royal Oak Recre-
alton and Riviera Recreation. His
instructions were through the
courtesy of Sydney Laner e. Com
pany, local distributors of the
Ehonite hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
OMAN Five
Penalties Wreck Arthur's
Chance in DBA

Playing short-handed is the Gus
tom in hockey, where the penalty
box is as necessary as the net, but
it's a rarity in basketball.
But the rarest of the rare was
on the Detroit Basketball AsSoci-
alton score book today, a 49-41
overtime victory for Jaglowicz
over an Arthur's team which
wound up the game with only two
players. Ed LaSke and Wally
Ezerkis. on the floor.
There were only four on the
floor when LaSke Gagged a goal
from beyond the middle of the
floor 10 tie the game in the final
seconds of regulation play. Five
players had been elected on fouls
and another, Bruce Grub. was
injured.
Bill Beckenhauer and Ed Kiel-
bus were elected shortly after the
overtime started. Arthur's was
charged with rs Of the as fouls
called in the game, but only one
Jaglowicz player. Jerry Neunhan
went out on fouls.
Meanwhile. Briggs and Cadillac
scored their fourth consecutive
victories 10 remain the only I'M
defeated teams in the league.
Briggs scored 20 points in the last
seven minutes 10 down previously
undefeated Kadish, 4i-3O. and
Cadillac was forced III stave of a
laSt-quarter rally to down the
TrojanS 1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
RLsILT.

Winston 49, Alien FarF ~
Gem 90 Fer Lors 25
Hrgps a. Ksdtsn so.
Wes' Side sports so, saxon A C. 81
JaFloViez 80, Arhur 81 tovsrfirnsj
cadillac 81. Troisns a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Oregon Basket
Finals Reached

PORTLAND Southern oregon
College of Education and Oregon
College of Education will battle ii
out tonight for the title in the
Oregon tournament of the National
Intercolleg gate Basketball associa-
ton.
Coach Jean Eberhart's Southern
Oregon quint staged another
whirlwind finish 10 defeat Port
land university 41-31 last night in
a senni-final contest.
Southern Oregon led 2l-15
at halftime but Portland mar
rowed the gap until the final
two minutes when the Sons
spurted To draw away and
win comfortably. Scott. Port
land guard, Was high scorer
with Is points.
oregon College Of Education
sprang an upset in the other semi
final TO down Eastern oregon
College Of Education. 51-43.
Ernie Rostock. brilliant Eastern
Oregon guard, Tailed is points but
it wasn't enough as Hartman
with IL markers and Hansen with
II paced Oregon college to the
surprise victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Major Training Camps

three hours today ~ he looked
over the CONAN pitching staff
from which nine men prob
ably will be dropped. Buck
Newsom. who reached camp
yesterday. reported a broken
thumb that kept him on the
side1ines for a time during the
1910 season WA completely
recovered"
AN LON, Gal. 49, Paul w.
tswedel Erickson. 2&.year-old
right handler who was brought In
from Tulsa this year. WAS sched-
uled to start on the mound for
the regular. today in the Chicago
Cubs first intra-olub game Of the
season.
ST. PETERSBURG. Man
sger Billy Southworth said today
he plans 10 make the ST. Louis
Cardinals first line Of defense con.
sist OF Second Bssemsn Jimmy
Brown. shortstop Martin Marion
and Third Bsseman Steve Mesner
this season.
SAN ANTONIO. Ter.-The
~. Louis Browns play their
hrst intra- squad game today
"a five inning contest be-
tween the blacks" and the
whites"
Eldon Auker and Fritz
Ostermueller were slated To
pitch for the BLACKS" and
Bob Muncrief and Vernon
Kennedy for the opposing
squad.
SAN BERNARDINo. CaL-AIi
Anderson. young rookie shortstor
from Atlanta who became a hold.
out. Is expected 10 arrive a. the
Pittsburgh Pirate training camp
within a few days 20 sign his first
major league contract-st the
original terms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Badminion Entry
Date Extended

Giving Tacoms's badminton en-
thusissts an added opportunity TO
enter. the tournament committee
OF the eighth annual city bsdmin-
ton tourney sponsored by the Ia
coma -Badminton club. has ez-
tended the closing time for all
entries TO Saturday noon.
Previously entries were 10 have
been in by Thursday night at $50
o'clock.
This YEAR marks the start ~
one new event and the rebirth
Of two others that were dis
continued several years ago.
For the first time mixed
doubles handicap event Is beng
held. Eyeryon. is eligible for this
and will be handicapped according
TO ability.
After three years without repre-
sentstion. matches in the junior
boys and girls divisions will be
offered. t. be eligible for these,
one must not have reached his 18th
birthday before Jan. !, 1871.
Mems and wom.ns singles and
doubles are being held. as well as
the mixed doubles open.
With defending champions
In hut two Of the eight events.
races for the various titles
promise 10 be wide open.
Jusnita Stern ia ths ~omsn's
singles Ia the only defending
singles, while Mrs. Dorothy Morton
and Miss Stern are the only team
trying 10 retain Its doubles crown.
Winner in each event will re-
ceiye trophies.
a small entry fee for each event
Il being charged 10 cover the tour
naments expenses.
Entries are being taken At Dill
Howell, Washington Hardware. the
Y. ". c A and the Y. N 9. A.
IL yoIrs not using n. sell u WITH
- F,st-tetion Tines Want Al.
Fiona NAN 1ici.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
VT. TACOMA LEAGUE
COLISEUM ALLEYS

A new record IN the Nj rss
cons league as established last
night hy II Hanson % re Lumber
and Sswmin trundlers With : neat
seris. % lsA s2a and 7ie-a ss
This record beats ~ five pins the
one ~ George Elstad
High game va. that ~ Han
sons. 1s4. RAYMOND rolled = las
gam. and finished with sis fef
Local Ne. 2es2 George Elstsd
brought in q consistent series 81
iea lsS and ia 4as
Team No. a took thres frcm IN.
Paper supply 90. which puts them
in the league lead with rs wins
and only five losses. Paper supply
Co. close behind With Ia wins
and slN losses
Team No. 8. 2eTs lsl, Paper
supply CO. 7st7 -.
Tigers 2s7t o.. Lumber and
sawmlll 2sea lsl.
Buck a Bowers 7tet tD. Local
7ea2 az.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06

trustees did not see 1T to vest
dictatorisl power in him
The rules % baseball clearly
define the authority Of presi-
dent Of q league. These rules give
the president power 10 take dis
culinary action against clubs and
officers Of clubs, but they do not
give him the power 10 penslize an
entire community BY forfeiture Of
a franchise without charges being
made and sustained before the
board Of trustees.
Nelson r. Hong.
Acting secretary Of the West
ern international League"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06

Monday The Tines published =
story Of Spokane origin. written
h one close % the inside Of this
unfortunate mess. There Is no
reason for The Tines to question
the writers yeraoity. he gave his
side
Now comes Sels Hong, acting
secretary o. the league and vice
president Of the Tacoma Tigers. 10
denounce the Spokane story sc
erroneous and what not and give
his version.
Hong writes as follows:
An erroneous statement in p
story published IN the Times Tues
day under Spokane date line
purporting to tell the inside story
az the recent Western Interna-
tional league squsbhle compels an
answer in the interest Of truth
and fair play.
The lead Of the story pointed
out that Judge J. Stanley Webster
resigned as president OF the West
ern international league because
the trustees Of the league would
. not back him in his custer Of
Charles Garland and G. Harry
Whiteman as directors OF the
Wenatohee baseball club. This
statement Is false.
The trustees Of the league
did not at any time fail 10
support Nebster's action In
discipling the officers Of the
Nenstchee club.
However, the trustees refused
10 back the action of Judse Web
st.r in attempting 10 sxpel We
natchee from the league and for
felt a franchise duly granted by
the board.
BEYOND AUTHORITY
The trustees took the position,
that while the president shall be
given wide latitude in dealing
with the affairs OF club and
individuals connected herewith,
the president went far beyond his
authority in penslizing an entire
community because of the alleged
misdeeds Of one or two persons.
THE laws of baseball clear
" state that a franchise Of a
club can he forfeited only by
action Of the board of trustees
Of the league Of which the
club Ia q member, after charE-
"a have been filed with the
trustees.
THE baseball law further gives
the club an opportunity TO answer
the charges. While Webster was
president, he consistently refused
10 hear from representatives Of
the Wenstehee club.
GIVEN HEARING
1T was only after w. G. Bran
ham, president OF the National
Association OF Professional Base
ball Leagues. directed c. II. Ora
ham, president Of the San Fran
cisco Seals, TO make an investiga-
ton here as the personal repre-
sentative OF the head OF the minor
leagues, that Wenatohee was given
. hearing.
Judge Webster resigned as
president because the board OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06

ST. PETERSBURG, Fia.-Joe
Gordon. former New York Yam
KEGS second bssemsn. embarked
upon his second full day Of prae-
tice as a first baseman. Joe has
been using cheap glove pur-
chased in drugstore and has
some difficulty in mastering IL.
Although a little awkward in field
ing his new position, Gordon per-
formed ably.
HANANA-Neteran Pitcher
Curt Davis took a header dur
Ing yesterdays three-hour
drill and suffered n kink In
his back. He will br absent
from practice for at least
three days.
ANAHEIM, Cal. Connie Mack
expressed disgust today over Cali
fornis mist" after the 10Th day
OF rain since the Philadelphia
Athletics started training ~ days
ago. This is the worst spring
training weather I ever have ex-
perienced," Connie said after
yesterdays game with Santa
Monica was called off because OF
the fog"
MIAMI BEACH. FLA. - Hot,
clear weather WAS the signal to-
day for the Philadelphia Phillies
pitchers 10 20 ''nll out" as they
prepared for exhibition games
Manager Doc Prothro gave the
throw as you please order with
the temperature up to ss.
LAKELAND. Fla. - Man
ager Del Baker heightened
the Detroit Tigers workout IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
CITY EMPLOYEES LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS

George Thompson rolled the best
score in the city Employees league
on the broadway alleys Tuesday.
shooting ap2 for the high total and
220 for the best single.
Police pinmsn rolled we'll 10
taks three points from Range
Sales and forge ahead In the hot
third round championship race.
-Four teams were tisd prior IN last
nights play.
Jerr, Kent continued n Get
. hot pace. rolling . nice $50
for kiIowstta.
Engineers won three from Public
Works. Power won three from
Health, Belt Line took three from
Light and Garbage split even with
kilowstts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
COLISEUM sfoRTsNI>S
COLISEUM ALLEYS

Fifty Coliseum spor,smsn's
lesguers hattled with the ten-plns
last night and Robert Caruso.
anchor for Bucks Tavern. won
with q neat series Of 1879. ia and
III. total So. Rin Cehrke. with
ruyallup Valley Dairy, rolled the
high gam. which registered 7it'
Wright finished with aa2 and
Rowland with $50 The zoos
were. Carlson 2oi. II. Ellison 2oa.
n, colbo 2ol. and stan s,alarssi
2oi.
stevens Motor quintet advance
10 the league lead with 20 wins
and 10 losses
Tacoma Times 1901 Cd. Wake
field Motors 2epa a..
stevens Motor 2aTs ,sl. ss,h
81 Club 7t42 ~.
Bucks Tavern 7ssa a.. Lanes
Club Room PAST tol.
Community Tavern 7sss ~.
Lincoln Public Market 2T0A ta.
shsub- Ellison 1855 Cd. Puyal-
lup Valley Dairy 1900 tsl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Fife, Clovers
In Tourney

Basketball boosters Of Clover
Park and Fife were learning the
ferry schedules as they journsy.d
70 Brsmerton today for opening
round games in the West Central
district Tournament
Clover Park Warriors were
playing snoqualmis Bulldogs this
afternoon 81 2 o'clock while Fife
TroJsns ver. tsngling with Port
Angeles Teddiss tonight at $50
o'clock.
Two state tourney bsrths are al
stake in the West Central district
tourney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
stIfNty Iptatp
~ Az AOQ aft.0fs
Park Basketball

The dssdlirs for entries 10 NJ
filsd In the ie<1 County 4. =. g
and y basketball tournament 10
this wednesday night at . o'clock
when the Intsr-isasus pvssidsats
and secretaries council wsli meet
In the park office. ala CITY Mall
Annex. to pass m the players,
grade the entries and draw up the
schedules.
Last minute entries esn stili
make II N they are placed In the
hands 10 the council 81 tonishts
session.
This 10 the closing hsshstbAil
event ~ this ssasoe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Handballers
Move Ahead
All-CitY Doubles
Event at Elks Gym

The All-City Handball tourns-
ment in doubles being held at the
Elks Clue will move into the sec
ond round Thursday.
Results OF the first round played
last night follow; Schumshng and
Skolnik of the YMCA defeated
Rakness and johnson Of the Elks,
2l-la. 2l-i0. sohmunk and Hous-
ton. YMCA. trounced Strinsky and
Engelland, also Of the Y, 2l-le,
2l-17.