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The Phoenix index., 1941-03-29

He was surprised that even then
the NAACP and Urban league were
not able to foresee that war was
inevitable and thus were not able
to make the necessary adjustments
on behalf of the group He was
even more surprised that after
Munich in September, 1888, the
Urban league and the NAACP were
still asleep; but he could hardly
forgive them for still being asleep
at the switch when in September,
1889, Great Britain and France
declared war on Germany.
1t was left to Hampton Insti-
tute in November, 1910, to call the
first conference of Negroes in Ma
tional defense. That was the first
occasion on which Negroes were
able to devote serious attention
to the problem with which they
were faced. The Negro Press, in
the meantime, valiently fought for
the cause
STRESSES GAIN
Admitting that the one epitaph
which he was oeSirous of having
on his tombstone was: "The white
mans distress is the black mans
gain!" DR.. Logan stressed the i'm
portance of war in the Negroes
fight for self determination.
For five hundred years the
white world has been tramping un-
der it's feet yellow coolies, red poems
and black Slaves" he recalled.
''For the first time in history, dur
ing the last worlds war one dark
race-thank God-the Japanese
found opportunity for equality.
And if Mahatma Ghandi has the
intelligence that he is supposed to
have. those some 10000 millions
of Indians will achieve their fight
for self-determination in the pres
ent crisis.
II am no war-monger, but say
if the elf-determination of Ne
groes -necessitates a third world
war, I say let it come by all means
so that the millions of Negroes in
Africa and scattered all over the
globe will be able to walk with
dignity wherever they choose.
WAR AID TO RACE
"The Negro reached his highest
economic position in this country
during the period of the world war.
On the other hand, what was his
position during peacetime? The
Negro plight was SO appalling that
was forced to agree with a friend
of mine who said we were going
back to slavery During pacetime
thousands of Negroes have been
buried without having had a
chance to earn "a decent days wage
Comes a flood, or an earth
quake or an international war and
his Importance increases. During
peacetime Ethiopia was sold down
the river by England and brand
ed as savages. Comes an interna-
tional war and what do we find:
These same Englishrnen drafting
of all people, South Africans
whose country is the only country
more fascistic towards the Negro
than Alabama, Georgia and Mis-
sissippi-to fight for Ethiopian in
dependence
1.-The result has brought about
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facilities for this OnehOur program including the ASSIST
of its writing and production staff
The program is being arranged for the Urban League
by Edward Lawson, managing editor of OPPORTUNITY;
and Miss Ann Tanneyh assistant in charge of guidance
and personnel of the Leagues Department Industrial Re-
latiOnS.
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on the need for experienced young
workers in industries holding de-
fense contracts. Ohio State En-
ployment Service reports rises in
Negro employment in the state,
and recently 12 Negro youth were
taken from NYA's Cleveland Youth
Center for employment in indus
trial companies.
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nally today" The interview with
Mr.. Kindelberger, he WENT on,
Hlays bare the fact that the aircraft
industry does not intend to use
Negroes, even if trained, in skilled
and semi-skilled positions.
TAKE NEGRO SCHOOL
But the article does not state
a further fact. Not only will Ne
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ChargesLeague,
NAACP Asleep
Bv SAMUEL A. BOYEA

MONTGOMERY, -(ANP)-Both the NAACP and
the National Urban League asleep at the switch in 1885
when he wrote article, 'The Negro Studies War Some
More Dr. Rayford Logan, eminent hsorna and educator
told the Alabama State Teachers Association in session here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Banians Get
Top Billing

Unable 10 find . heavyweight
willing 10 trade punches with cy
Perkins. Johnnie Babniek and
Fred Diamond Of the Taeosna non.
ing club announced Monday that
. bantamweiEht bout between
Petite Donshus ~ Tacoma and
Ralph Ferguson Of Everett would
headline Thursday nights ANA.
tsur card ut the Crescent ssll-
room.
Other bouts lined up md Corp
Roy RessnbsrG. i0svd Anti-Tsah.
meeting Larry horh u Everett
In . return bout 10 decide thsis
draw Of several w~sks ago while
Sergeant Art oowsn. io3rd Anti
Tank, tackles Joe ssilstts u w.
srstt
The rest u the card v bsing
rapidly completed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Hosiak Gets
To Bedside
OF His Mother

agATTJK - ~ HnstAh. fsvmss
middiswslsht bertse sbampssa.
hovsred snsiosssiy ~ ne Nssshsrs
bsdulds today In her fIowss-fyIle6
hospliai nam.
phvslrisps sid Mr.. uesesh.
Who has bsss critically ~. rsfiis1
after seeing her nm
Doss1sh 49, avsv1ns ves1
with kls ssessass. E111s -
vtss. sstss 6sw0p>ae . -
rssal 1sr>~1ss - ~ OsesoIs
n Nov vsslL m1eeeoves eeeo
fsasaso1e npsaaeas tvy1sg -
,seesesp1 ~ eogntes.
One message rearhe1 him 81
Casper, wyo. Ne New 10 npoksse
and esnpIstsd the jDurpsy ~ train
when the plans vas grous1sd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Sun Valley
Gets Tourney
Mojor Downhlll
Event on Schedule

MILWAUKEE va - ncasr
Langley. narre. nsss. vss -
elected prssssssat AZ the Nstssaai
ssi Asceisticu II Amsrses 81
fisal sssssons ~ The esaasisassse'e
s7sh annual ecovsnslsN iass aioht
Aise reelected wsre ssessssvy
Laeyd Ellsnssss. nsseemlsss. Wa,
and Treasurer julius nlsgea.
Minneapolis. MINI.
nree - En- eaet~nal -
Issssaaetseai ssuss ueeoo
saass1 fss to4s wess swss1nA
To sao1saa1 40 ~ wemunnfo
6s~sh>l1 - slnopo ~ ~
~ hst1 - ~ oaess- nosusen1n
snsspone1ss seos ooeo eAno
tSty. uesh. eeseps - vuoss-
esy - noasvh.
The Southern Neeky Mountain
nhi association wslI snadues ~
national Jumping eoatsees q
sssAmhoat Springs. coie1. 10
February. and the Pacific Nestn.
western ski sssnrlssioa yin ~
the iusernstiaaal downhtli -.
tests Ia Sun valley. idaas. y
February or March.
sites a three other sos,rasys
for which thsrs we're M ND. vtll
b selected ~ ths assoclattea -
scutiss eommittss.
p1O0TMAnW nl.&CTwO
psissstss went an record e,eas-
ing the Washington mi elus -
Seattle. WASH. n charges In saa-
nsetier with eiassificattoa -
skisrs during the 1871 national
jumping championships 81 pNes
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Paine Flyers Not Overlooked :. Z.

Hey, wait a minute
Don't pick up that cudgel in behalf of Paine Field Flyers
until you've heard all the story
Recent new. dispatches q
Travellers (2O6th Murray Paine
The Paine Flyers by Lieut. Al Dahberg former Puy
slp high coach for the right
Pacific Coast Service Mems foot
December Is the University
OF Washington stadium.
Inferrng that they deliberately overlooked when the Trsv
sers
pons Sound Army league claimed they
play AnAcraft eleven which champion Of
snothe Puget Sound Army leauge
But Flyers overlooked?
Athletic Committee Seattle civilian sports
athletics, made the decision
which cinderella" the Moi
the records of the
three strongest football teams Arkansas
list Diviso md Field
s uhat the records eYe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Passing TT along
With Herold Shsv

Think Ford leading Coast
Deliver 0dsmobile on January 49,.
Prefer Dodge for Pasadena Job
Code kilograms, very similar TO the above would have
become highly important last Saturday to five Pacific Coast
Conference football had Oregon Ducks succeeded IN
tripping up Oregon State Beavers the STAN
ford Indians were upset by California.
for
code.
Washington State college publicity demon
the code eth be although
likely the code : changed year
But Oregon with the winning touchdown
all
the only conference team 10 fun
round.robin eleven played every Idaho and
Montana included
Thu. for the first time goes
time Oregon States history.
Since play either Idaho Montana the
full Washington and Washington state
. tie econd Indian. fourth
How do YOU'LL that Californians7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02

RENO. <ex--Hu s<iff. nan
afrr ~ the Seattle nsspeafI
club - re Pacific cesst lsskss.
today flied sait 70 asscfes mrs
seFsrosie sslff. ~hea hs nar-
RCD ~ years ass 81 Ssw
Rochelle. ~ Y
sssff filed s,sit a. sreasds ~
mefe thas three years s~pass-
sloa rA>y hsv~ No community
rsep<rty. the h<ssf complaint
stated. rh~sr aauuktes. t5sv-
lrsde. 10. q set supraftzns. 80
ecrstlns 70 TIE complaint
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Vikings Seek
Third Crown
PuYollup to Play
Stodium on Friday

PuYAILurr - ~can puysilup
Vikings win the Puget Sound con-
ference Basketball championship
for the third consecutive year"
That's what Puyallnp basketball
fans are wondering as they await
the Vikings first test Of the Sea
son on December 5 against sta
dunn Tigers in 4 game slated for
the Puysllur gym.
Seemingly the Vikings
should repeat. They'll he the
favorites. -Four iettermen.
THREE Of them regulars On last
years quintet. are hack.
OF course. Al Dshlbers won't be
coaching but Carl Sparks. who
brought two junior high cham
pionships in two years. 10 expect
ed to carry on the victory tradi-
ton. just an he did in football
this year when the Norsemen won
nine out Of ten games.
Bruce Back Again
Headed by Gail Bruce. two-yesr
sIl-conferenee guard. the Viking
veterans are Billy Calhgan, the
plsy-maker: Harold Rodvelt. best
shot on the team. and Claude Null
kins. six-foot three-inch pivot ex-
pert.
Reserves are Norm Wnrd. Yukio
Takeuchi. Len Sawyer. Gene Tom
chick. Jim Looney. Robert Take
uchi and Gslen Hoover. THESE
seven all saw plenty of action in
reserve games last year.
Up from last years junior
high champs are . sprikhtiy
bunch headed by six-foot SIX
inch Dick Porenta, who may
win . regular berth before the
season In over. Others are
Ken Spooner. Marion Lundri-
gan. Jim AYES. Wayne Brock.
Carl Wilfmott and Jim Tier
man.
Balance of the squad consists OF
three boys from last years class
teams - RidReway Cloud. Johnny
Uno and Fred Hodgson; two trans
fers. Verne McConaghsy from
Iowa. and Winfred Mclaughlin
from Clover Park. and Ralph
Campbell. foul-shooting champion
Of the sophomore class.
Won II Out of 10
Last year the Vikings defeated
both Tacoma prep teams twice,
won II out of 10 games. This
years Is games are on the
schedule, fourteen OF them being
Puget Sound conference tilts.
Following the opener with
Stadium on December 5, the
Vikings play at Stadium on De-
cember 10, tackle Lincoln Abes
at Lincoln on December ~. then
play a return date with the Rail-
splitters at Puyallup on Feb. 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Dean Plummer
Leads Pinmen

SPOKANE, Wssh.-Dean Plum
mer. Seattle kegler. held the all
events lead today with the con-
clusion Of the first three-day SEES
sion of the Pacific Northwest
handicap bowling tournament here.
Plummer's 1918 total WAS only
one pin better than the 1912
posted by V. Bowman, Spokane,
for second place. George Kerston
Of Seattle was third with 1900
and Louis Wasmer of Spokane
fourth at 1888.
In Class A singles. l. VIII
Itch Of Seattle held the top
spot with I'll. followed by
Bob Nelson. also Of Seattle,
with 665. ID. Plummer. Sc
attic, Wa third with $50, snd
the ga racked up by ID. bur
nett Of Hood River. Ore, was
good for fourth place.
C. Boyd of Spokane and J. Craig
Of Havre. Mont, led in Class A
doubles with 1863. C. slatky and
b. Allen Of Spokane were second
at 1925 and q Seattle team,
George Kosmos and L. Vitilich.
was third with 1856. l.. Reckord
and w. Kerr. Spokane, were fourth
with 1887 pins.
In Class A team competition,
Gladding Mclean of Spokane was
on top with 2943. followed by
Hamm's Beer Of Spokane at 1885
and Clsrk's Better Restaurant OF
Seattle with 279s.
The tournament will conclude
with another thrse-day stsnza be-
ginning next Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02

FORT LEWIS. Wssh.-An Of
heers' basketball team. organized
by junior officers Of the Seventh
Inf. regiment. at Fort Lewis.
Wash, IL now ready TO play in
competition. and seeks games with
both civilian teams and other Of
ficers groups.
Any team interested In games
with the infantry hoop squad IL
requested TO get IN touch with 1t
George Carter. Headquarters Co,
Seventh Infantry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Abe Swim Team
Has Three Vets

With only three lsttsrmen TO
answer the opening call for the
Lincoln Abe swimming team,
Coach Sheldon Brooks issued an
appeal for more msrmsn v the
Railsplittsrs are TO retain the state
championship won last year.
Jack sines. Bill Rsmhaush and
Don Ford are the returning vet.
Grams. Ford. brother 10 Bud Ford.
last years breast stroke king. IL
also q breast stroke artist while
RsmbauEh lost only one race last
year.
The Abss held their first work.
out Monday Afternoon.
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ibls. In shooting at the 10 pin
assuming you are right-handed--
shoot directly across alley from
left TO right. Use the same angle
In rolling at the three. six or nine
pin. This affords . wider span Of
alley inches.
The reverse IL true In shooting
for the seven pin. Roll from right
to left. across alley. Use this
same angle in bowling at the four.
eight or two pin, or any eomblna.
ton OF them.
Line yourself up In the middle
Of the alley for the five pin or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Prep Hoop Menu

MONDAY DECEMnEn I
Aiumni II Summer.
kent at Foster.
Yeim ~ Rainier.
TUESDAY. DECEMnER 3
Beiiarmins ~ Roy.
Buckley st Fife.
Bssmsrtes w. Navy yarl 49,
psentioes-
WEDNESDAY. DkCEMsER .
Gig Hsrkes ~ Bremestss Bees
Black Dismond st Enuusclsw.
FRIDAY. DECEMnGR 8
stadium nj PuysilUp.
Pierce County Ssmbssss q IA.
pesitis2 hsil
shelton ~ Beilasmiss.
Breusrtss ~ Port Asgsies.
SATURDAY. DgGEMBGR Q
Ortisg II Asbsrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Nv HARRY FERGUSON

NEW fORk-hondsy morn
ing Erid-irony:
Player Of the week--Joe Day.
substitute fullbsek Of the Ore
gon state team. who made .
si00, 900 touchdown against Ore
gon. Oregon state was trailing
7 To 9 In the final period and
all dreams of the Rose bowl
were beginning to fade on the
gridiron at Eugene, ore.
II Oregon State lost II seemed
fairly certain that the boys also
would lose the trip 10 Pasadena.
Suddenly Oregon state started
Q march. They rolled "a the h
yard line and Days number WAS
called. He snsackcd through
center and went all the way for
q touchdown. IL will h Oregon
States first Rose howl game
and IT, first slice II those gsudy
gate receipts.
Incidentally. II WAS q great
day for substitute fulibaeks.
Wayne Blue. second strinesr on
the Nebraska team. intercepted
an Oklahoma pass. cut 10 the
sidelines and ran 10 yards for
the touchdown that enabled
Nebraska to defeat Oklahoma,
7 to 8, and tie for second place
in the Big Six.
Upset OF the week-I,otiisisna
States 10 to o victory over
Tulane, . result that surprised
everyone 30 much that the stu
dents ran on the field after II
was over and continued the con-
test by using their fists on each
other. Tulane. with great ma
terisi, came up TO the game with
an Indifferent record. but they
were heavily favored over . sub
par LsU squad. II was . clean
cut victory with IsU gaining
32e yards net 10 Tulane's 100.
Personal ranking Of the teams
regardless Of how many umes
they have bern bsatea Or tied:
I. Minnesota
:. Texaa.
3. Michigan.
4. Fordham.
s. Notre Dame.
Q. Duke.
Z. Missouri.
There are four teams In the
country which can give q term
fic headache TO anybody who
lsbors under the delustion that
form prevails in college foot
bsll--Aueurn, Colgate, Temple
and Syracuse.
The last named three have
been up and down the ladder
Of success all year. looking like
q million dollars one Saturday
and like buns the next.
Last Saturday Auburn. kicked
around plenty this year. sud
denly 70, hot against . highly
favored Clemson team. When
they picked up the pieces. ths
score was Auburn ~. Glenn
son 7.
The Orange bowl may not
have obtained the best football
team in the country when II IN
yitsd Georgia TO represent tns
south, but II got one Of us
beat gate attractiona The Gus
toners viii 70 miles 10 see
Frank sinkv1eh. Gsorrias
broken xwsd back. run and
pass.
That guy looks like ssmsisinE
dreamed up By orsss weiies
when he puts On the Esdsst that
protects his jas. Incidentally,
he can play . pretty fair after
noes Of football. too.
All /. eoafusion e.p.rtmsnt-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
HUDSON Steps
Like Champion
Ace Receiver Hot
Against Redskins

NEW Nonh kvefs tlms pre
fcethsli fans srits eff tsos isasten
Simply e. N. greatest end ~he
ever shsgked a "a. TIE snhlsns
Aishsmisn comes slenk 10 top he
mesi recent starring performances
nat Huston ~lll have 70 srow
sxsAr arm. ard iexs 70 better Ms
work 81 sunday, whsn he rallied
ths Hrsen nay Packers from = A.
point deficit 10 hflns them = -
10 IL victory ever tne wsshinstnn
Redskins and At least . he Zoe ths
Western pivisson titls In the Me-
tlonsl league.
fasstss sesrea - II ~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Ohe Scoreboard
FOOTBALL PLAYERS NO LONGER HAVE TO THINK;
COACHS ORDER COMES BY SPECIAL MESSENGER;
FREE SUB RULE TRAFFIC JAM NEEDS DIRECTION
With Harry 6ssyssn

substitution has been successful that those
who overlook the
the extent than
Gus Dorai. the mighty few his
Directing that the permitting
substitute been be rescinded
The who passes TO knute Rockne would have
did
In DAYS of old when footbailers bold
B, in reality and they
haven't time sgnacaler seldom who's and
who, out He has one going and coming
efor. could off freely they could be sub
std half dozen quaeroseks 20 put
into plays that popped into the master mind tight sit
they develop e Second string quarterback
soon NAV be gwen ability
Eotre Dame PLAYERS already calling Bob Harrrsve
the two-ocean Navy HaIg.ve ganoped
he o
Juxprko In 0 scFmage coming
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Bombers Win First

Acchord Field Bombers opened
their basketball season saturday
night BY romping ovs- 1ssth Inf.
battalion. IS 70 10. At Aechord
field gym. Another game IL slated
for the Bombers for Saturday. De-
cember 8.
After the game trucks viii
escort the soldiers 20 the Aechord
field annual Christmas dance at
the Tacoma srmory. Brad Ban
mons orchestra will play and 400
Tacoma girls viii b On hand 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02

y 70 ek lyn. or
left pocket hit.
You may cash
IN On . lucky
cross or full
nose hit.
on sparea
you ARE on your
own. and with
out them you
can't expect any
sort OF decent
average.
Angle spare
shots To obtain
a. much alley
width as posst-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Tennessee Gets Cotton Bowl Bid

a close Saturday with a surprise
% TO : victory over Vanderbilt.
Previously Tennessee had won over
Furmsn. DsytOn. Cincinnati.
l. s. L.. Howard. Boston college
and Kentucky and lost 10 Duke
and Alabama
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02

KNOXVILLE. Tenn.-The Knox
vile News Sentinel said today that
the University Of Tennessee had
received a bid for the Cotton Bowl
Texas A. and NJ, would be the
Vols opponent
Tennessee brought its season TO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
, GOLF

Helen Clans and cstherins Nor
sski with net as topped the first
Of series o. turkey play at
Broosdals course. Play was under
eolors 1t thu Tacoma Businsss
womsn's Golf league. Fifteen
competed. Last Wednesday Eve
Ign kinesid and Edith ana Cath
srins Norsski won golf balls. Thsss
viii h. . league meeting next
Wednesday At Ailsnmors.
Flrerest; sunday. medal sweeps
jim Anderson Jr.. 7s-s-7i;
Fntx hstxGsr. si-s-7s. ard Bud
Anderson. ti-s-7s. Saturday.
points turkey sysnt--A. heI><an.
zs-is-ss. and Joe Hurisy. is-zz
ST..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
City Basket

This Monday 81 7 81 Lincoln
high gym City league bsskstbsiI
teams play. Gasmsn inset thu
Motors. Al .. Lakewood pisys
YsIm. Al .. shicyards meat tist
Divlslon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02

the opening scene In "suilivan's
between joel hecsss,
Robert Warwick ana Porter Hall,
10 tho worlds fastest talking
scene. The three spout IS spssenss
totslinx li7i words in four mia-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02

combinations Of fss-nlns or fivs-
eight.
n the head pin 10 standing.
shoot from the side OF the alley
opposite TO which the greatest
number Of pins 10 standing.
NEXT spes Bewiins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Bowling for Beginners
A.ISH Zoe dEdno-
You Maintain Average With Spores.
So Angle Shots 10 Obtoin Alley Width

Any bowler can set a strike
either BY skill or good fortune.
To maintain an average. you
must bring In your spares.
This IL a part q the gsme where
skill plays q more prominent part
than luck.
You may get . strike On .
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on T., Lost Won y, Lost Tied won j. lem lies '
and the
nee the Northwest what would the +
Division do?
Paine Flyers, they would issue
back the challenge with VIC
toryand ones with the Flyers
possibility the
between the Travellers and Paine Flyers
|. the Moffett Field game,
Paine Field irate but who can they blame
but they the Defense Athletic Committee lost the
to
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Prep Leagues in Turmoil ;.

Two Eastern Washington high school athletic circuits
49, Yakima Valley "A" league and Bi-State league
recently made adjustments which will have highly
important bearing next football program In
those sectors.
First Valley three members Toppensh
geographical heart
three schools finished in the cellar in the league
nnhlated mountainous scores in sevsr
instances
they did not quit the league because
the Of travelling to games
Ing from great
stick together next with
q possibility of Eensbur
Cashmere and Wapato will take form
Cfax withdrew and Maci of Milton
stepped making the league TrState cirt
football to the Whitman County league
highly possible Pullman quit the BiStats
leaving Charleston Dayton, Pomeroy Mac
Lewiston, Kennewck to form Snake River
league.
members watch these changes with
interest Waa Wala Yakima might b.
the XState wheel