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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
PimIico Results

FIRST RACES goo, claiming t.yesr.
old ond up, mile and 20 yards
ehaheen Berg 1870 $40
sandy Bott( HllD $50
Time i:47 3-6 off 1 40
wabaunses. Takitfrome spin on. Mae
cloud Bunny Baby, Young County. Moon
lite Bobby. scrooee ana irish Moon also
ran.
SECOND RACES. 900. claiming. ).
esf-olds and up. li6 miles
Darby Du MEADE 40 apo
Dlngmans (Remerscheidl 80
Time so as of i;aiH
Here Again, FetiaoAirni shin PAsier
Mason Dixon. Iron Baf. Fold Under, Rims
star. Macks Hope and star Chance also
ran.
THIRD RACE 81 eco. claiming. 4.yesr-
S Slss sod NJ s,eep''eh''s q miles
Fatal Interview O.onsrdl Is 90 20
Fatty BROOKS 90
Time 4.O7 t-s OF 2.i5
BriAr Blue. FLYING Falcon. Dalsmac.
ship Executive stockwood and Munlcd
Drums also ran.
FOURTH RACE 81 ooo. 7-vear.old
maidens. coi,s ana gsldnss :, mile
Many Lands
tMcCombsb ~ so ~ 20 slO
First Water (Rergl TAO Z 90
Arthur j fNeHtropel !. 81
Time lis as. OF 2.teh
Dress Boot Market Place, Question
Man. Wild Chance Lady Tourist HespsrA,
Misty Lady, Inscoson and Free Trader
also ran.
FIFTH RkCE-ti. 500, allowances. =
year-olds. I mile and 70 ysrds
Best seller Young 80 2e0 2 30
Ice water tBreenl 80 10
War Key tMccomhsl 2so
Time lstI As OF 1,de
Wesley A. Belle a Amour. Corn Cakes
seven His and Beau Brannon also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-t2 500 added. urayson
STAKES 3.yesr-olds and up. y rniles
Trois Pistoies keeper 1880 e1o out
F1iisteo fshelhamsrj go ou,
Russia Meade out
Shot Put also ran.
SEVENTH PAcE-si 500 handicap. D
Dollar Bgy fNcCCmhsl $50 90
Bahs OTpio0ht fEkdgl . ~
Time ~ - ~ t2tA9
Son knssss HolGss Creme End Army
Sons also fsn.
FfCHTH RACE 50 aeo rAimng g.
wear 1ldf and ur milo
straight tsad tNeadeI 400 go ~
RlH FArnEvnr'r keeper 2p' so
rssr sh0N tFiynnt ~
Tine & i1 Zyt ~ So
Flylnr plstn Asron Auff ~ CsnrDr
ana 81 Stakes also fsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Fisher Dives Over

II (Ohio State)-The Buckeyes
down the field after the
kickoff from the 80 for a touch
down. Fisher dived over the top
of the heap for the last two
yards and Schoenbaum missed
the extra point.
Score-Ohio state 46, Wis
conSlB 81.
II wisconsin The Badgers
returned the compliment by
marching all The way from the
IS to the goal line All the gains
were made on Zelineer'S passes.
which carried the ball 10 the Z.
. three plays Harder went the
last Z yards and he added the
extra point
Final score--Ohio state 40,
Wisconsin 81.
So help me. $4,000 fans. the
governors OF Ohio and Wisconsin
and Michigan Coach Fritz Crisler
saw il happen Twelve touch
downs. Just count them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
A Gold Digger

z EX-T1GER DEPT. Dan IIowley
- remember? has gone into gold
prospecting with Bob Shawkey
and they think they have some
thing in a northern Ontario mine
Jack Tavener remember
operates 2 chain Of swank bowling
alley emportums in Forth Worth
~, Marv Owcn-el course you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Gordon, Rockwell Top
fairvieW Mat Card

Flash Gordon will face Dean
Rockwell in the two in three fall.
Commute time limit mat head
liner in Fairview Gardens Tuesday
night. Johnny Silvy and Dale Had
dock square off in the Semifinal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Slides Rest of Way

From this point Marquette, on
the running and passing of Nc
Cahill and Richardson and the re-
ceiving of Harrington and Vogt,
drove 81 yards to its touchdown
With the ball on Detroit's l9
Richardson faded back and tossed
TO Harrington. He caught the ball
on the a and slid the rest of tho
way into the end zone.
With only 2 minutes remaining.
Charley Boyer was sent into the
game to place-kick the extra point.
But Hintz crashed in and partially
blocked IL. The kick was wide OF
its mark. And that was the ball
game.
Saturdays game was tn c
eleventh between the Two schools
with Detroit adding to its edge
with seven victories. two defeats
and two ties. Marquette has yet
10 defeat a Gus Dorais-coached
eleven.
Madarik. who was second in the
nation before Saturdays game
with total of l131 yards or
passing and running. raised it tC
/, 260. He carried the ball rs
times for 80 yards and completed
four out of nine passes for IS
yards.
O'Hagan carried the ball eight
times for 81 yards. McCahill five
for 80 and Douglas Renzel 10 fol
az, Richardson tried IL paSse.
and completed nine for 104 yards
while McCahill heaved IL anC
completed three for 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
ETH

TouChdnwns gensheimer. Harrington
Point after touchdown Link
Substitutions u. ~ II Toepfet Qen.
sheimer Reno. Hart Burke, Link. Hughes.
Pearl HintE, Kukurowski
Marquette Vogt McCshul Brye Har.
rington. PETER, Kinsey, Fusate, Eigmcr
Hildebrandt Boyer.
Referee Frank Birch tEarlhaml. UNI.
pire Anthony Haines tYaleD: head lines
man-Herb Steger Michigan field judge
Russell Rupp Lebanon Valley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Dead Run Passers
Bother Reds Rivals

Opponents OF Cornell have a
time trying 10 get set 10 break up
a passing attack. Ken Stofer
passes, on the dead run. with his
left, and Lou Bufalino docs the
same. but uses his good right for
the throw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09


Rain crystal (zuferp 900 $50 $40
Anita Chiquita Istrange) $40 ; 50
Iron Peter tAdamsl 36O
Time 1:47 SIS, off 1881.
Flying Back. Your Move. Sedbergh
Mosca and Doctor Jones also ran.
SECOND RACE-Si. 600. claiming, 3
yearolds and up, ! LIS miles.
Royal Circus (Adams) $50 $50 SO
Idle Along (Wshler) l220 SOC
ovala (Leblsnc) 3 sc
Time 1;i7 3-5 off 80.
Macabre Rustic Silver Ebony Night
Maid OF Broxa, Valdina Bob. RAN, Naldins
Cnome, Conscription and Watussi also ran
THIRD RACE 81 900. allowances, 5
Bubble Lii (Fisk) 10 so $50 4 81
Tai tGrohs) $40 n
DaEElement (zufeD A. 90
Time 1913, off ? 20.
Painted Savage. Fabens Bettys Broom
and Merry Bid also ran.
FOURTH RACES, 600, allowances. ?
year olds, :. mile:
Royal Lupe Fisk $40 400 $40
Milk Route (CorbetO $40 5.0t
Night Raider tLeel i2sC
Time 1.id. of 2;5s.
swan. Anoakis Little TopSy. Pho Pico
FL cabrilo ana Count Mo also ran.
FIFTH RACE 81 900. claiming, 3-year
Odds and mp. | 1-i6 miles
Recoatna (Longdenb $50 400 n
NBnAnran fMslearl $50 44'
Vamp Ground IL. I.ee) 4 81
Time i.46 10 on 3;23i4
Bueoo Trail, Jest Once and Lady's So
also ran.
SIXTH RACE--Sl 500 allowances
year-olds. / mile and 20 yards:
a~Rlll1ra - ! ,eARtieH4---Tr Sc Aa--s4 ~
Gold Teddy (Leblanc) $50 3.6
Lostagal (Fisk) 80
Time 1872, off 3:50ls.
Count Dor General Novice, Argonn
Woods. Vain 30 and step BY.
A-A. G.. Tarn entry.
SEVENTH RACE-S5.OoO added. sar
Francisco Handicap. 3-year-olds. one mill
and a i-16.
Buckhorn Creek
CJongdenl $40 $50 BOZ
Yankee Dandy (Hsas) 2.s0 "a
Kantar Run (Zufelt 800
Time l.44 2-5. on 4.25hg
Get on. BURBERRY Pie, Big League anC
Wildeoeast also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-sI. 600. allowances, 3
year-olds and up. miles
tmitra g. Adams 1220 $50 4.2'
Destination fisk $40 800
Annexation (strsngel TOO
Time a:2a i-5 on 4.4ats.
Runspark Westcan Scotch High. Red
rock Canyon and Valdina Mink also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

CAT Salefn,l Y. ID
1-.CAMP soRrfE. Loot Gdld. Old
smoothly
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scot.
2 SUPERIOR. Pneumatiaus Scarcity
BIG CHANCE. Mack's Arrow. Jack
inthehoN
GALLANT sTRoKE. Hpsood HiEh
Martin
6-ENIoHT'a DUCHESS Hish Caste,
Rich Csrgn.
MAJOR a, Mon Dot stable
9 -FENCfN6 wee Scot. Hoil Image.
BEST SUPERIOR.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Races III Yards

On the first play Madarik
twisted and pivoted around right
end and down the sideline for q
yards 10 Msrquette's 5. He was
inside by a whisker, Al Schmidt
dived over center for half yard
and Madarik picked up the other
half at left end.
Madarik tented another left
end run. but rifled pass that
Gensheimer- caught on the goa
line and fell over for touchdown
With Madarik holding Link split
the uprights with his placekick
for the extra point.
Late in the quarter Marquette
drove from its 20-yard line to De-
troit's II only to be forced to give
up the ball on the 30. A few
minutes later Don Hughes punt
was blocked by Ray Kuffel and
Marquette again regained posses
sion on Detroit's Is,
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.Titans Gain Victory
BY One-POint Margin
Continued from Page Two)

and then to Alois Vogt on the g.
yard line.
Banonis ended the threat when
he knocked down McCahills pass
TO Harrington.
Link punted Immediately TO his
As and Marquette started down
again, reaching the Titans. 30.
Here Tom Mclaughlin, Detroits
little watch charm guard, checked
the fight when he grabbed a pass
of Richardson's intended for Rob
ert OHagen on his "a and sped
back so yards through a broken
field 10 Marquette's 26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

Pearl carrying were on Mar
quette'S Is. A 15-yard penalty set
them back and Biringer finally
was forced to punt from the %.
Detroit came right back and ad-
vanced TO Marquette's "a where
Biringer punted out on Mar
n,tnttasp 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Inches From Goal

In three plays Marquette was
within inches of the goal line only
10 have the half time gun sound.
Throughout the third quarter
Marquette kept after the tying
points. The running and passing OF
Richardson and McCahill helped
the Milwaukeans TO Detroits 39
and Is twice. only 10 be repulsed
when passes failed In the clutch.
/ Richardson almost broke clear
TO begin the fourth quarter. Again
Marquette seemed destined "a
score, but tumble by O'Hagen
was recovered by Ed Rice Of De-
troit and cut the advance short or
Detroits 40.
Detroit rallied there and three
plays with Madarik and Jack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Tanforan Results

FIRST RAcE=St. 900, claiming, 3.year.
ODDS, l lis miles
Rain Crystal (ZufelO 300 $50 $40
Anita ChiquitA tStrange) $40 3 so
Iron Peter adams 3 SO
Time l:47 3-5, off 1891.
Flying Back. Your Move. Sedbergh,
Mosca and Doctor Jones also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

Jack Graf passed to Bob Shaw for
a touchdown. Leon Schoenbaum
kicked the goal.
Score, Ohio State 7, Wiscon-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
FOR MONDAY

xApprentire allowance clslmed.
weather. clear. track. fast
Post. 90 p. " tDe,roii umsl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
ROCKINGHAM PARK

EN-. l.. Regent. III sty.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Moving. Storage, Carriage

A SAVING up 10 50 per cent under pres
ent long distance tarin. low seton
storage rates. Robinson Storage, 434 East
WINS. Temple Lars.
ATLANTIC PADDED VANs-Load, 81 up.
insured odds. 81. Townsend 6-5s05.
BUSY BEE MOVING Storage; return
loads wanted 20 and from anywhere i'm
mediate delivery: reasonable; insure q.
Agent. s50i Cameron. Madison 1918.
EHALT-Long distance van. local. insured
low rates. storage. 1922 Livernos,
Lafayette 1854.
e. n WARREN CO., LOCAL. LONG DIST.
5O45 Lorraine TYLER 4-65OO
FADED CARPETS dyed. cleaned. repaired.
rentted. Mayfair. 1885 Bellevue. Plazs
1855. Dearborn 0l33.
HAMILTON MOVING - Local. LONG dis
lance: lowest prices In town: trunks SOC
up. Temple PHO. 47is Hamilton.
Minuteman Transfer Co.
Expressing. moving. baggage. open nights
CADILLAC 1920 1920 ST. ANTOINE
OWL MOVING co.
Coast 20 coast. Offices in principal cities
Fireproof storage. TE. i-l7ii. 1861 chsns
PAcIFIc-s2. So, 81 hourly job. si2 Yer.
nor Highway. Randolph $3.50.
vICToR's MOVING. STORAGE = strictly
hired men; established since 1924: lowest
fat rates 1925 Syracuse. slocum 5000
VIRLEY CoULTER-Light moving. ex
PRESSING reasonable: reliable. immedi
ate service. Cadillac 21l6.
LaWns, Gardens, Supplies
Al PASTURE sod no weeds; machine
cut delivered. laid. Twinbrook 1880
CINDERS, cement. Brixment sand, gravel.
Immediate delivery anywhere. Telephone
Tyler 5-7l7O.
COMPLETE line. evergreens. trees, shrubs
Save more than half. all kinds. Certified
seed potatoes. Corner South Fort Schaefer
Atlantic 1854.
EXPERT lawn building. sodding, seeding
grading. Hogarth 2Ssl
FINE BLACK dirt. excellent sod Nine
Mile a. Northwestern, Render station
J. Lee Baker Coz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

BEAUTY operator with Woodward Six
Mile following; good manicurist. Tele-
phone Townsend s-0l02.
BEAUTY operator-PermAnent. SIS; five
days. Parallels, i14l7 Charlevoix. Lenox
OS40
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Educational
PHONE RANDOLPH 6534

ATTEND 4 HOURS DAILY FOR So WEEK
We teach Gregg shorthand, college type
writing. Comptometer. Burroughs and
Monroe calculators. bookkeeping. Free EN-
ployment service. Enroll and start any
time. Individual Instructions. Sessions dsily
and Monday. Tuesday. Thursday. Friday
ewes Garvin secretarisl School sth floor
Fox Theater Bldg Phone CA. ISIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
s2O-2l-22 TRANSFORMATION BLDG.
JONES Employment 4ii6 Beaubien -
Wants day workers; couples; porters,
maids. Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
RIVARD EMPLOYMENT-Exper col
ored maids, cooks. laundresses, couples.
1892 Rivard Terrace 2-e163.
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Patents, Patent Attorneys

WARNING TO Tnist-issa'
with established concerns only we De
vslope. protect. eommerclslize. HANDlKlT
42e Wayne street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Femcle Help Wanted

BEAUTY operator with woodward Six
Mile following; good manicurist. Tele-
phone Townsend s-0l02.
BEAUTY operstor-Permanent. SIS; five
I days. Parallels, i14l7 charlsyoix. Lenox
0540.
CAN YOU work in your spare time,
Operate a HOSIERY CLUB OF SILK
OR NYLONs Large percentage. Coronet
Club Headquarters. 62S Woodward. 2nd
Floor.
CAPABLE. WHITE: general; one child (;
! no laundry; no cooking University 3-3025
CAPABLE girl for general house work. no
laundry. University 2-776s.
COUNTER girl for Herb Hsrich's Ham
burger. s945 West Warren, at Wyoming.
t EXPERIENCED shirt hnisher at once,
steady work. Apply at 700 East Alex
andrine.
EXPERIENCED for general: no washings;
good home. $40. 1900 Fairheld INC
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK- White. Summer
cottage: references; permanent. excellent
wages. Niagara 1908.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK White. SO:
stay: excellent home. ls4ss Woodingham.
University 3-f727.
GENERAL housework. stay nights: no
laundry or cooking; SO. Townsend
6-34si.
GENERAL. Housework White 50; no
sity 3-ls69
GENERAL--whte experienced excellent
] home. stay. private apartment. refer
ence Tuxedo 2-3OsO
GENERAL Housework stay nights good
wages references, excellent home. Nj
Agara 1853.
GIRLS to assist as dancing instructors. 81
PER NIGHT GUARANTEE: No expert
SCHOOL Of Dancing. i2iI woodward. Ter
HoUsEwoRK-stsy nights. no laundry .
good wages. small family. Apply 2237
Boston Blvd. Apt. 4Oi
HoUsEwoRK-Tw children. no cooking.
no laundry; stay nights: own room.
University 3-2i64.
HoUsEWORK No cooking or washing
private room. University $3.50. 1871
Kentucky.
If you need extra money 10 balance the
family budget. over 70 years OF age;
neat ana reliable with high school
education or It's equivalent. write giving
experience and character reference 10 Box
s27s. Detroit Times
MAID - white general homework, axe
around 80 Telephone Vermont s-5il3.
MATURE woMEN-Age 40 10 IS. old
established, successful company VIII
n.aee "a pleasant. -dlgnihed. exclusive
sem professional business Of your own,
full or part time; no investment required
good character reference necessary. Write
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MEDICAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Lula NJ Field X. n. Director
100 Broad ST.. Newark, New Jersey
NURSES FOR MICHIGAN
GENERAL DUTY 49,. Ss4 50 with meals
MEDICAL RECORD LIBRARIAN. OPEN
OHIO-sU RGICAL Supervisor 800. maint
OPENINGS In NeW YORK CITY, Pntta-
delphia. Long Island and View Jersey
NEAT appearing women % make appoint
nsnts for plot ographers Salary, BIOS
Linwood
OFFICE GIRL-Can between s and 8 Mon
day a. m. OXFORD Cleaners. 1908 her-
cheNal
REFINED colored-For general house
work. stay night references Townsend
s.420s
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YOUNG MEN
Help Wanted-inuestmsnt
Required
Male Help-Salesmen

RAWLEIGH route now open. real oppor-
tunity for man Who wants permanent
profitable work. Start promptly. Write
Rswleighs Dept MCE-1i0-k. Freeport
IN.
READ Times Want Ads for proh,--us'
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

REVERSIBLE rugs made from your old
carpets and clothes East Side Rug
Weaving and Carpet Cleaning. Plaza 1888.
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Income Bungalows for Rem

CHALMERS, 5e69-Heated upper refriger-
stor. stove; employed couple; SIS. Pin
gree $685..
1LENE, 1856 rooms: automatic heat.
refrigeration, stove; $40. University
1880
KENMoOR, 1204O-New section upper ave
rooms. S45: adults. Pingree 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

.sUfcK-ie37 4-door small series sport
sedan radio. heater. white wall tires:
like new: $3.50 full price kotchsr- Odds
Cadillac Dealer. d. A. d. A. member.
TT4S Woodward
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Abes and Tigers
Travelling 7 oday

Lincoln Abes 20 to BellinEham !;
Stadium Tigers 60 TO Everett.
That's the program this Friday
afternoon for Tacoma prep base
ballers. golfers and tennis players
~ they resume another week Of
cross state league competition.
The Railsplitters, half a game
in front Of the pack, face the
leagues No. / pitcher at Belling-
ham in a highlander named Mar
shall. who blanked Bremerton last
week. Coach Loren Ralph says
the Abes viii be lucky to split
even against the Red Raiders. who
are staging a campus day Friday.
The Tigers will be fighting
10 get hack In the pennant
race when they tackle Ever
EFT seasulls ut Everett. Coach
John Heinrich Ii still juggling
his pitchers seeking m effec-
tive moundsman.
Lincoln tennis team. coached by
wallace Scott. and Lincoln golf
ers. coached by Frank Erspamer
will also be making the trip u
Bellinghsm while Coach Harry
Swsrms Stadium golfers AND
Coach lsadore's Tiger METERS vii
se playing at Everett in Gross
| State rivalry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26

Buck Bailey will h. there. Yea. sir. Buck
Bailey. veteran mentor at Washinton state college
and Of the most widely known Of Western col
legfste fgures.
Buck viii give talk And how the guy can
put on the verbal barrage.
Another official and honored guest will be Ro-
bert Bob" Abel. president of the Western Inter
national league.
Entertainment and such win along until 10
o'clock and between 10 and midnight the boys will
let down their hair over the customary refresh
ments, which h all included on the one ticket.
So Andy and Frank. the umpires. will eat, drink
and be merry.
So will the fans.
And after that it's war. outright to
the traditional warning factions, a multitude
against a group.
Tickets for the dinner still available. They
can be obtained at Chsppel Grimes e46 Pacific
ave; Roy Archers. So. 10th and X SITS; MONEYS
s3s Pacific ave; Broadway Sports Center s37
Broadway Art schlegel. court house, and AL Hunt
Lincoln Realty company
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26

Scene Hot Stove Dinner Saturday Night
Break Bread of JoY

Tiger baseball fans last chance 10 he happy
with Andy Moran and Frank Valerie VIII be Sat
urday night
Andy and Frank are umpires assigned 10 the
two exhibition games at Athletic Park Sunday and
Monday
vsncouvers capilanos oppose the Benesls on
the Sabbath.
sesttle's heh-flyng Rainiers provide the OPP
position Monday night
Thursday the regular season gets under way.
After that congeniaiity between umpires and
fans Will cesse. The umps viii become messenger
Of bed news In the minds Of the fans
Thus. Saturday night fans and Andy and Frank
will sip the cup of pleasure together for the last
time this year
Oh. yes this slipping will be done at the
second annual Hot Stove league banquet in honor
Of the Tigers.
Scene Of festivities will be American Legion hall
<o7 So. G st. Time for eats, $50 to 8 p. m.
The hall. of course. 10 expected to be crowded
Fans want 70 meet the new Teers and
there are 20 many faces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
wood the same number.
Bears Uclas
In Crew Race

Los ANGELES-The University
Of California crew. a ranking con-
tender for national honors, and an
eight from the University OF Cali
fornia at Los Angeles. as yet un-
rated, meet late today on the 1000
meter Ballona creek course.
The California varsity. which last
week lost TO University Of Wash
ington although breaking q 3s-year
record itself in doing 30. was ex-
pected TO have little trouble with
the UCLA crew. The Bruins only
competition this year ended in q
dead-hest with Sacramento Junior
college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Best Figures
For His Loop
Ted Todich Holds
Top City Average

Woody Hsrter. shooting for the
Stationers in the Commercial
league. rolled the highest three
game lesfue series ~ the ie4o-
Il bowling season. which is being
completed on Tacoma lanes this
week
In the closing matches Of the
first half. Woody cracked out
games Of 252. 2os and 25e. to
register ia for the top total Of
all Tacoma bowlers for the year.
Harter's big score was the
only 700 total Of the season.
Two other pin stars came close
b that figure. Rennie Crc-
well rolled Sos In the Century
league on the Coliseum alleys
and Howard Kennedy reached
ssI In the City league on the
Broadway lanes.
Ted Tadich wound up the year
with racomas highest seasons
average. finishing with 100 in the
City league. Ted also rolled 2s7
for the high single game Of league
play.
LOUISE TOPS
Louise Wshlers finished the
year ss Tscoma's best woman
bowler, holding an sversge Of III
in the Commercial league on the
Broadway alleys. Her 500 score
was the only 500 total registered
in league play by any Tacoma
woman.
Most Tacoma leagues have
completed their schedules and
rolled their playoff matches.
interest now turns TO the
tournaments Of both men and
women, which start In Port
land April 80.
The Northwestern International
Bowling Congress beckons to
number of Tacoma male quintets,
while the Western Women's Bowl
ing Congress is Turing several
feminine outfits. Both will be held
in Portland.
Several teams of Taco m q
women will later head for Los
Angeles to compete in the Wom-
ems international Bowling Con-
gress in May and June.
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harino further asked. however
that Jack Dempsey. former worlds
heavyweight champion. be hired tc
referee the bout and recommended
May 2s as date. Rand has already
agreed TO meet Hoetsk's ''holdout'
demand for 20 per cent Of the gate
after first offering him 17i, PEI
cent.
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Nate Druxman 10 Portland

with the Oregon State Boxing
eommissaon IN an effort to revive
tie sport. He also planned to look
over some BOXERS for . possible
spot on the May Q card here BE-
tween HoStak and Atilio sabatino.
Puerto kican.
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Lawn Bowlers
Go 10 Renion

Renton Lawn Bowling club II
holding the first tournament of the
season and will be host to the Sc
attic and Tacoma clubs Saturday
afternoon. The local club is send
ing over several four-men and at
least one mixed rink teams.
The Tacoma Lawn Bowling club
got off to an earlier start this
year and every afternoon and even
ing members can be seen out at
Wright park enjoying this popular
outdoor sport. Already several
new members have been signed and
the club is looking forward to 4
successful year.