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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

newspapemen Hank Greenbeg apparently has proved to the
satisfaction every that he does know how win friends
and influence people.
They tell the big Tiger easily the most popular
among file. he has earned it
the nard wayby taking whatever job given him and doing it
without whine grumbe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Camp Licenses,
Equipment Sales
Are Greater
Most Districts Report
Snow on Ground
for Ideal Conditions
BY DON GILES

The vanguard of Michigan's vast
army of deer hunters was moving
|northward today by the thousands.
Before nightfall tomorrow, nearly
100000 of these red clad warriors
will be billeted in hunting lodges.
|shacks and tents ready for their
15-day battle with the states 000,-
1000 whitetails.
At dawn Saturday morning, the
lall-out blitzkrieg will begin and
before the season ends, $4,000 or
more antlered and anterless deer
Twill be hanging aloft, or wen on
their way to the family larder.
In Detroit. sports goods dealers
selling deer hunting licenses, re.
ported an unprecedented demand
for camp licenses. The call was
so heavy for camp permits that
the conservation department was
forced to place a last minute
emergency order to replenish the
supply. is.sst
GREATEST DEMAND
Dealers gun racks and, ammu.
milton shelves were bcGinning to
thin out. Several preprietors de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Beb! : :]a q
II BY BOB m.vY&y
He's Doing Great Job so Bernie Bermen |.
Awarded the Croix de Hoqshde

KICKING THE SPORTS GONG AROUND: Isn't 1t abou
time football being the unpredctabe sport is that al
break down and admit that Bernie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
36 ON u. Nj. Trip
They Leave Today for Game With CoIumbia
Whitley Fraumann Re-Inures Ankle

ANN ARBOR. Nov. 13.-A
travelling squad of SO Michigan
football players will race from the
practice field. change clothes and
grab a train for New York City
late today.
Fritz Crisler's outfit has a pres
sing date with Lou Titles Column
bia Lions at Baker Field in the
big town Saturday. They will
arrive in New York City early to-
morrow morning. take a light
workout at Baker Field in the
afternoon and spend a restful
night in preparation for the next
days contest.
Although generally favored to
triumph by a two-touchdown mar
gin, the Wolverines have shown
by their attitude in practice ses-
lsions thus far during the week
that they have plenty of respect
for Lou Titles coaching and the
offensive strength of the Lions.
SAD BLOW
Based mainly on deception. the
Columbia attack, handicapped by
a lack of weight in the lineup. has
rolled up a record of three wins
and three defeats and is given an
outside chance to spring a surprise
on the visitors.
II this were to happen. II would
be sad blow to Michigan's inter-
sectional prestige. In the past Is
years, the Wolverines have en-
gagged in II contests against teams
which hail from outside the Mid
west and have failed TO come out
on top in only two of these, losing
one and tying one.
Only twice in history has a
CONTINUED on Page AZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
BACKS HIT HARDER

The big difference between the
two leagues, as / see il, is that
the Big Ten runners hit about
twice as hard as do the backs on
the Coast Pete Kmetovic of
Stanford and Bob Robinson of the
Trojans were the only two backs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TONIGHT's GAMES
Montreal At Toronto.
chicago AZ Brooklyn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Jim Thompson.
Bulla in Lead
Set Pace In Annual
Los Angeles Open

.ns .xI ,....., srsa,.,.
son ann Johnny hu'is' pa" "
powerhouss hittsrs. match Drawn
and wits today down the final
-. an mo "a.
Angeles open 70" '""'ha'
Thomson blasted his way
through the seml.finai round over
a.. to,x .ns ,,...s.sau. Riviera
.,
'oss's ''"' ' ~
His perfect score rsss Mn D.
hole Aggregate ~ Ill. which en-
able. MIN Ia 10, Of, today ms
,trok. b.ti,, thar p.li.
:, -. =. =. s
- ~, ..,.
.....' 80, 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Oregon College
Hoop Meet Set

r0aTt-AsO - An slsns-sssm
college basketball tssfnsmsnt IN
astsrmIn@ osssen's representative
at the National intercollegiate
tournament Al Kansas city wsli -
hsld 81 fvssisaa university March
SIS
College e.seh~. aha planned the
event in weekend conferences ar
Eo,ihesa that Invitations wosald ~
s<ns 10 ~ orsgon tsssss. ~, all ths
colleges IN the sts,s wi,h ths ga
esptlon ~ Oregon stats sniisgs
and ins University ~ ovsgon
~ sssse shss eight s~~~us
sassps me- issssssss~s. ptsy-
sfss MN ~ kst1 - ~se -
s.fsses 10 eight
cossh Jssa Ebsrhsff Of nossh-
sfn Oregon College - Valuation.
sho IL Oresens representative -
shs rational board ~ managers.
has appointed Al Coz ~ Ovsaea
coilsss ~ Hdaesslsa. spse ks~ns
~ wlilamstts university and EAass
F1txpstfiek ~ Portland unssssstsy
On ina tournament son tnittsa.
fsan~rt Matthews. Portland f,os<
nsIi coach. ~tIi - tsssfn3msns
director
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

srOkAsE. wssk. w. csnadlsn
badmint0n players took all open
titles IN ths annual Ialsnd I'm ifs
ehsmpionship flnsls held here
Sunday.
Dick Birch. Montreal. sbo son
sssry event IN sbleh ~ entered
proved the outstanding player II
the tournament BE is-sk me nsa q
singles crown ~ defeating Johnny
SAINTS - Vancouver. ~ G. i5,is.
is-is. bill
Gissnors Young t.sessIssf.
defeated Gsslys Besarifk.
Fsssdsns, United states
womens Singles champion,
lis. lis
Birch and Eric Lsnsy. Duncan.
u. c. upset Hamilton Law and
Dick fasgsr. Seattle. lob. 1910.
is-s. 70 take the mems doubles
Miss Young paired with Bess
O'shsa Of Vancouver 10 win the
pOmsns doubles from Zoe Smith
and Virginia Heston. Seattle city
champions The mixed doubles
we're won By Birch and Miss
Smith
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Ski Weather

Mt. Bake Temperature u.
three inches new snow: IS inches
on ground: scattered clouds; light
south winds: skiing good snow on
road. chains required.
snoqualmis Pass - Temperature
IS; 10 inches new SNOW; Is inches
on ground; overcast and calm:
snow on road; chains required; ski
ing good.
ssehes - Temperature "a: five
inches new snow; 70 inches on
ground: calm. scattered clouds;
snow on road from three miles east
OF LnumclAw; chains required.
Parzdise-Temperature IS; five
inches new SNOW. IS inches on
ground: overcast; light east wind;
snow dry; skiing good; snow On
road: chains recommended from
park entrance and required from
Longmire
Snoqnalmie Ski Bowl-Tempera-
ture -; three inches new snow
20 inches On ground, cloudy; calm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
IL" NERO WINS POPULATION CONTEST
Bulla Pulls
Golf Boner

lbs s>sytG>-takasv Bulls
yesterday elsw q chance Ter fsns
al faftune ~ a. sst 81 res
eusskls eareies.ness
he nos SHOWS IRE password ard
secret grip ~ the eluh thst hsts
smanr 20 nswh.r. sIsA men 80
nohhY 1rnes. craig Md Rexsf
wstAerei. Eddie Les snt ~
Oliver
nafi. h~esrse . sserse~f IN
sses sts-as.s yesterday wsss
n. PLAYED ne ~ress han 80
the nr.t fsiswsv B. The third
r.a.a - me -. Aass,e. sra.
90 epe. golf ss..sr,sassir.
via admlrshls nenehstsncs but
aussilansais Judgment. - stepped
ap lo N. hall a Harold itasl Nc.
srsasn. whe wss flayinx In .
lhre.sams with him. snd sma's u
toward The sresn
That sho, csss him TO -troses
psnslty. re sthols ed. art pros.
ably wtll knock him est ~ ffst
pflse money q ssaao with golf
competition ss ssen a. u 10 today.
fellows Who thrcs sssy tse
STROKES jus, aunt ain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Nccommoda ATOMS for
Tacoma Ski Club

Special accommodations for
mem bers Of the Tacoma Ski club
At Paradise lodge were announced
Monday by the Rainier National
Park Co.
HOWE Clifford. president 81
the Tacoma Ski club. said
rates for members would he
50 cents night. The park
company. he said. will hold =
certain number Of room. open
until Thursday night each
week. when reservations will
be closed.
A meeting Of the club will BE-
held Thursday night al s o'clock
at Hotel Winthrop. Clifford an
nounced. He said complete de
tails Of the arrangements with
the park company viii be given a.
thst time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

Apr - Op~n
April z5-Pselfls iathsfsu -
Western N.shlnssan e BsiilHsnsn
spfI zf-sf MATHIS "a Cfntfal
washington - Fisnsnafs
tufil 1e-Ifuffai HasnirstCn -
= u ~ Frrsh - sfaftis
April an-feHffsi Warrington 70
Nssssfn WssblnstYn - BsiiJnshau,
HtY Central Warrington o. pa
eife iuthsfar
Ma 7-Csrtrsi yashinston - ~
Aaftlns
nsY western Warrington e. ~
HsrtfHf
~ 7-~sstsrn Warrington a. pa
eifie Lutheran
ssY is-s; Martins ., Pseifis
Luffssfag
Ma is-es Martins - western
washington a. BsillnzbaB
HsB i1~Faclfic LslsEsfaH ss Cen
ffai Warrington a. EiisnsVBfs
Ma 7o-Paeifie Lgthsfan az ~
Asrfinss
Ma z7-Sss.srn washington "a
Central Nashinst 81 klisnsDufs
Mar z3-z4-W4sf insfon fntsfcoiis-
ziats conference meet AZ FiknsCtlrS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Wins Season
Ball Ticket
Comes Within IL
OF Official Count

wlsasm ~nu~ s<rs. fs7s 30
paFsnrs a.. efu iens 81 tne To-
reas. Ttssr howe BASEBALL 9smss
ihis 1871 .~s.~a ~ttssas ecssica
aim dine far sa~s<-aea
IRE sfsfent fan sna sears nee.
AsseA employs wen ~. Teeems cry
eeralstloa gassstsr esntsss ran.
Quoted ~ IN. spefts a<esrsmsnt
~ ne Tscons rimes
nj missed the sffie..I s~S~rsi
figures ~ me small margin ~ ~
The ssssstsi nsav~s wsss
leo. sna
nurs sss~ss vs. -. -
>sss. vs~ ~ss>>s f~w ss~>s.
sssafssi, We rleane1 wNss
i.f.sws~s ~ ~ ssr<ssa
THAT'S Hke mor~v srnrn h~sw.
en- ne said. "A suxs ~ n~isfss
Christmas present. fEss . real
treat = ne We ssFns miss fsw
ssms games ras pas vin msss
&c can spend mare fuf net ansa
peanuts ant the like
rAs seafest .fisin4ltY sss IN.
ssnisd fnr the 1890 se&san. vs 81
having neea Led IA hells~s' thss
ina esnsa. would ~ officially an
nassne~si h<seFs ths st.ft ~ lsse
searess
MT that alan't sams h pssA
Somewhere slens tss lire . m~s-
ksy srsnss ~ss ehuessd lnss the
hsad-essniins plsna
oruKRs RsrssGn Gloss
rhe local figures. lot .noo odd.
we're announced soar after the
1910 WI ssssau Tss andsv cay.
but nat me ETHICAL federal figures.
Week altar wsss. monsh sftss
month cent ny until last vsss
~hsu ina effieisi population ~ss
announced
Thea The su~~ses. whs~A ~
s~~s kept ~ hs~6. ssee usee
thvessh. wsss >es. ~ ~ss~es.
There ~sse sess~s ~ see-
f~.tssss. auss.~s vs~gseg ss~sw
-. sns 3. 7ar.ees.
There ~sfs nine ashsss In Inc
100000 bracket.
such ss ios. ~, by q "a Msg.
ns,sou. ios.gTs BY A. chsfisaas
ios..is ~ y. 4. cissslsnd. 100 $50
ny Walter y fiaasaal 100 aes ~
Mrs. Thomas Aoansys tnp.Tia BY
Ruby Dawson. 100 sgs BY Ansn~lis
atssas. 100 sss ~ Es~iya Meo~sy
and 100 sss by isnb ifsrsnon
Had thu population ~ today
be.n the rule. that Toe s7s figure
Of Nsro's would have heen Far aff.
The to~ns psspoIsslan sss ssy.
fpesstsa IN ,nas~ rsenshs ursst
todsy the housing rsnhlsm has b~-
come acute
To ~aieh nsn Nero ssys. "whss
break for me
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Yakima Skiers
Win Tourney
TINIBERLINE LODGE, o

I1MbERl4lNE LODGE, Ore
A Yakima, Wash. team triumphed
yesterday in the worlds first to-
boggan first-aid ski race held on
the blizzard-swept sides Of Mt.
Hood
John Mcnamara and Bill Cam
eron, representing Yakima area
No. 2. scored s14 points TO win
the unique event II took them
only 10 minutes lis seconds from
the start ~ the race on Lone Fir
trail, including application of first
aid. loading their patient on a
toboggan and the quick trip across
the finish line near Timberline
lodge.
Second place was taken by the
Olympic Ski club Of Port Angeles
Wash, and third place went to
klamath Falls.
Despite the heavy wind and
driving snow and sleet. more than
1000 spectators watched the novel
race.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Lutheran Grid
Program Made
Season Opens Oct.
4 in Local Stadium

Pacific Lutheran college foot
ballers will open their 1ati Winco
league against Eastern Washing
ton savages OF Cheney the week
end Of Oct. in Tacoma.
League coaches meeting at
Ellensburg all day Sunday 10 draw
up 1g41 schedules for football,
track. tennis and golf also recon-
mended 10 faculty heads double
round robin football schedule for
1892
Appearance Of University Of
Portland Pilots on several
Nineo team schedules In 1oti
also seemed possibility
when Coach X. l. Mathews at
tended the league meeting.
Mathews was dickering with
Coach Cliff Olson Of the Luther
ans for q possible late September
game which would be sponsored
by the Tacoma Hot Stove league.
October meetings between the
Pilots and both Bellingham Vik-
ings and Cheney Sayages also
seemed likely.
The Luthern schedule includes
home Winco league games In early
October. the Bellingham date IN
late October and the Ellensburg
game In November.
Here IL the r l.. G. Tentative
schedule.
sept. 2T-Open: Oct -
Cheney at =. l. &: Oct. IL
1T. Martins ut r. l.. &: Oct.
is-Open: Oct. 2s-P. l. {. at
Belllngham. NOV. Open;
Nov. sP. L. {. at Ellens-
burg: Nov. l5-Optn; Nov.
22-Open.
Filling the open dates In the
Lutheran schedule viii b. games
with c. p. s. and possibly College
Of Pacific. Linfield. Portland T.
and Pacific university
Homer Helm o. s.. MARTINS Vas
elected president Of the Winco
coaches ssso,cisiion FOR 1891. Hem
succeeds Cliff Olson Of p. l.. q.
Other coaches present were Leo
Nicholson 81 Ellsnsburg. " r.
Red Reess u Cheney. Charles
Lsppenbusch u BelIinghsm. Sam
Carver q BsllinThsm and George
Nsbes Of EllsnEburf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Lincoln Abes Pace X-Staie
League; Walla Walla Wins
Bellinehom Victory Keeps Roilsplitters
On Top: Everett VS.. Bremerton Tuesday

Last team 10 enter lesgus pisy
Will be the Everett ssasulls. who
tackle Bremsrton Wildcats In
Bremsrton on Tuesday night Ever
EFT thumped Longview. 30 TO 10,
on Saturday
Hue Devils Coming
Wslla Walla comes over tho
mountains 10 play Stadium and
Lincoln this weekend In q trip
which Will test the strength Of the
Wa Wa quintet.
sinee the Puget sound con
ference plays NsIis Malta for
berth In the state tourney
thi. yesr. no donb, = hwy ~
Puget coaches silI b~ scout
Ing Nsiis Wsiiz's every move.
Lincoln won the Beliinghsm
game on NJ Hun,ington's free
throw conversion In the final mo.
ment ~ the game The Abss led
most Of the way only 10 be tied
at 1875.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
City Pin Play
On Wednesday
Bill Leftwich Top
With 1874 Average

The City bowling league. oldest
and fastest Of Tscomas pin cir
cults. starts its second half We'd
nesday night al Q o'clock on the
Broadway alleys.
Pacific Match won the first half
championship. taking the lead IN
the first night Of play and never
relineuisaing II. The Matchmen
Won 40 points. lost is, and still
have a postponed series with Coast
Brush. Merrick and Race finished
in second place and Riohfield Hi
ootane third. Members Of Pacific
Match champions are Captain
Toby Anderson. Mike Miller. o. V.
Snyder. John Fssnick and Sam
Coles.
Bill Ieftwich topped the
league in individual averages,
having averaged 1874 for IS
games. sam Coles rolled 80
games and stopped In second
spot with 1888. Other members
of the big Ten and their
averages, are: Ted Tadich $50,
Morris Gray ls9, John Pasnick
1.s. Mike Berry l7s. Toby Ty-
Ter I76, Bill Moriarfy LIS, Tony
Netter IFS and Pete Schultz
lis.
Bill Moriarty. shooting for Russ
Michaels Service. turned in 6b3
for the nigh three game total Of
first half play, and Ted Tadich
rolled 265 for the high single game.
Team honors went to MerSick and
Race. composed of Captain Bill
Herdman, Ted Tadieh, Jim RADIO
Mich. Ed Moulton and Lief Jensen,
with 1902 for the high single game
and 1882 for the high total.
TOP AVERAGES
Following the 10 leading bowl
ers. averages for the other mem
bers of the league are: Radonich
1873. Bus Anderson $50. Torgerson
I7s. Srotor III. Murdoch ia, Jen-
sen 173. Crabb 173. Furseth liz,
Cuppernuu 172. Herdman 172, Ov-
erdahl l72. Collins liz. Mike Hitler
172. Nou.ton III, Wahlers III,
Reid III, o. v Snyder III, J. Ma
leskv III. Bill Farrar 10. Ken
nedy 40. Ruehle 10, Coleman 40,
Christensen 16e, Classen 16e, Per
son 16e, Seidelman 16e. Mcdonald
100. jackson 16s, Pirie 166, Mahn-
key. 166. Gustafson 166, Stark 1866,
Miehaud 165. Grain 1855, Wiley 1914
Egglestoa 1914, Paddock 164, Cline
164, Wakefield 164. Rick johnson
164. Reimer 1874, MoNerthney 1874,
Penowich 164. Clough 1853, Lang
don 1872. Artoe 1s1. Ragsn 100
Toby Anderson 15e. Reynolds 1853
Brooks 1873. Bill Johnson 1852 and
Mcclure 162.
The schedule for first matches
of the second half finds the Pacific
Match cam tsckling Csswell Op-
tical. Aerrick and Race meets
johnson Paint. Griffin Fuel tangles
with Richfield Hi-Octane, Hui
clothiers oppose Russ hichsef'
Service and Csrstens Parkers take
on Coast Brush company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

Washington 81 kiisnsbaifs
April 70 ~ Martins 70 CsDsfai
Washington a. Flsnsbufs fArfflf
Lutheran w. Western Warrington At
BTIiiusHau
Haf \ Pacific falfasfsh Va Cen
tFsi Nashlnston 81 EllsusbufE
AaB 3-Nsstsfn Warrington 10
Central Washington - Kisns0uFs
Ma . Western Warrington 81 Pa
slf1e Issshsffn
Ma 10 Eastern Warrington %
Central Warrington a. FilsnsbiIfg
MAJ IS Central Washington - ~
HsftInf
Ma western Warrington a. ~
Martins
Nsg iT-st hHrtns 81 Fsffie
Lutheran
MAJ ~ Warrington fn,sfooi o.
lsziAss e0nfsfsDex met a. giisrsbgfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
1871 TRACK SCHEDULE

ApTil ~ Eastern Warrington -
unlFsrs.tg ~ Montana 81 AissOlls
Contra Warrington - y. % "
Ffosh ~ 6<attie Paciflf Lutheran ~
College ~ PUGET Found a. TsoDfna
Hprl 49, Martins ana Pacific
L1thsfsn - Central Nashlnstgu -
Eilfnxburs College u Puget sound
- Nesi<rn Warrington - Bsiiirg-
ham
Ma -rnifsrsity % Idaho u
Esai<Tn Warrington a. Crsnsg
western Warrington - Csutrsi
Warrington az fliensoGrs. Pacific
Lutheran W - Aartinn
MAJ iC-Ezstern Nsshingfon -
Central Warrington A. KlisnsDurs
Pacific Lutheran and - MATHIS ".
Western Warrington A. Bs.linghsU.
M&T i7-Waslington STATE irCsh
"a. Eastern Warrington ~ Cnsrsy
Central Warrington a. Portland
University Western Warrington -
Z. Of " frosh a. Seattle
1sT Washington Insercoiisslsss
conference meet A. Ei4rArurg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Tigers Purchase Lake and Holmes For 1871
Turkey Dinner Given

Members Of the Ssth 81 club
bowling team were given a turkey
dinner Sunday afternoon by their
sponsor. John Palo. The dinner WAS
prepared BY Mrs. John Pslo and
Mrs. Walter Lutschlinger.
Others who attended the dinner
were Nj and Mrs Ed Lick, Mr..
and Mrs oscar Brunswick Mr.
and Mrs w =. johnson. Walter
Lutsohhnger spi Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Paddock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Prep Hoop Games
Billed for Tuesday

-Four Puget Sound Conference
James and three Pierce County
league makeup encounters are
on tap for Tuesday afternoon and
night for Tacoma area prep bss-
ketballers.
In the Puget Sound Confer
- ence, Kent visits Puyallup.
Knumciaw goes to Henton,
Highiine 10 Sumner and Buck
lev TO Auburn.
Pierce County league dates find
Fife At Clover Park a. 100 in
N. afternoon while Yslm plays
a. Rspowsn and Orting a. Roy
n night tussies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

GtI.Gss1tn ma CsntrsI Wash~
snEton sportsmss announced to-day
Df l. T. Lnxar of rakims wfli
nsms . eommlftss se present :
hiii 70 th~ issi legislature no<1s-
fyiaE administration s.f game lava
Ina ss~sssss. - ssfisss1
Yesterday. ssui1 vs6ssre ~
s~mk>ssssp ~ ~ ssSss eso-
wis.sss ssa sis~s lie ssesn~al
~ s~iss~s wsss sss11s fss
ssssiasss sp E.Ss~ ssssssees.
cassntiss ~oukf BE- given more
esotFol with representatives On :
special COMMITTEES advisory 10 the
zane commission
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Hard Hitter,
Pitcher Added
WI League to Open
Here Next MoY !

Lyle Lake. catcher-outfielder and
hard-hitter. and Del Holmes. right
handed hurler, will wear the TIA
Coma Tiger uniform this le4i
western International baseball
season.
The deal that brought the for
mer Spokane mask-Wearer and
Vancouver hurler TO this city was
completed yesterday at league
meeting at Spokane.
The league opens play May
l. with Tacoma opening at
home. Previously the Tigers
had opened on the road. The
opposition has not been decided.
Yakima and Spokane also draw
opening dates.
Tiger Prexy Jack Quill said Lake
would be used as reserve catcher
and utility outfielder. His hitting
power will be felt here He is
especially strong in the clutches.
Holmes won Il games for
Vancouver last season, and has
developed a type Of submarine
delivery, which should he more
than puzzling In night ball. He
keeps the ball well concealed
On his delivery, shooting IL off
the hip.
Holmes is s feet 5 inches and
weighs around 200 pounds.
The league decided to follow Ia
coma admission scale of IS cents
for the grandstand, IS cents for
women and ~ cents for bleachers.
That means standardized scale.
Previously each club had its own
particular prices, but found the
Tacoma plan most logical.
SPOKANE, Wash Western In
ternational league baseball club
owners today awaited definite in
dications that Wenatchee would
retain its franchise hi. year.
Following a directors meeting
Judge j. Stanley Webster, league
president, said Wenatchee execu-
tives had until Wednesday to meet
certain requirements" whose
terms were not revealed.
Wenatchee's position in the
league was uncertain since
the Chiefs lost heavily at the
box office last year.
In the event Wenatchee failed
to meet the requirements" Brem-
erton was regarded as the No. l
choice 10 obtain the franchise.
- Two representatives from the
navy yard city, Phil Devaney and
Ed Fischer. presented their case
before the directors.
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S<pt 17--Opsn
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Yale Chooses Nielsen
As cridiron Coach

NV HAVEN. Cenn- YAis 10
thrown overheard = 80 year old
football tradition today and went
outside the alumni 70 appoint :
new head coach. Emerson w.
fsplkel Nelson. who came 10 Yale
from Mississippi State two years
ago. was named 10 succes1p Ray
mond W. (pucky) Pond - hsa1
football coach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Zale Begins
Glove Grind

CHICAGO-Tony Yale. Middle
weight champion. began training
today for 10-round nOn-titls
encounter with Steve Asnakos.
Washington. D. c. a. the Chicago
stadium Friday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
CROSS STATE LEAGUE
NEXT LEAGUE PLAY
Tlesdsy at Bremsrton.

Lincoln Abes were riding the
crest Of the Cross State league
basket race with two victories and
no defeats following their 27-2s
victory over Bellingham Red Raid
ers AZ Bellingham on Saturday.
NaIlz WsIls Hue Devils
joined the Ah,~s In the 1000
column BY defeating Yakima
Pirates. ~ Ia 45. In an over
time contest at Yakima "a
WA the BIue Devils first
league game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

Puget Sound confersnc. coaches
meet At Auburn tonight for their
annual winter BASKETBALL game.
followed By . monthly meeting.