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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Champ Ballog
Beats Morton
Mems Doubles Get
Started MondoY

seedef players can. shreuxn
without defeat " me mrr's singles
IN ths city tsrsls tournament II
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long match. asfsstlnn Iva MaF-
Ten. isto. "a jess Outright.
fourth sss.ied. rsn snta = hard
match n defeating Cart Jahnsrs.
e.. s.a. 10
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Tacoma Trap
Ace Hits SO
Earl Colson Ties
Castle Rock Stor

PORT ANGELES L. A. Marks.
Castle Rock. and Earl Colson. Ia
coma. broke e9 out OF 100 in the
l6-yard event o. the Pacific Indian
summer trApshoot on Lake Ores
cent 10 share honors in the last
day Of the meet Saturday.
Close behind with es were y c
Jannsen. Seattle. and Billy Fox.
Mount Vernon. More than 100
trapshooters competed in the three
day meet for prizes totahng $500
Or. T. A. Purdy. Seattle. was
named head Of the Pacific Indian
Trapshoot association. T. u. Fitz-
gerald. Seattle. and Jsnnsen were
elected first and second vice-presi-
dents. and Charles Bockendorf.
Stanwood. custodian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Pines WALTON

There wasn't much opposition
for the South Tacoma Pines when
they beat the Federal Prison
Campers Sunday at Fort Lewis.
% to ?. Dick Browse got seven
for seven. including three doubles.
Steve Grass allowed the Camp
ers only seven blows. His mates
collected IS hits The only runs
made by the Campers came in the
first when Naples hit a homer
with one on. England caught
Grass. Casello Alderman. Ruth
erford and Ia Niolette were the
losing battery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Three State Champion Wins
Skeei Feature al Gun Club

II W. Knutson. sksst champ
u North Dakota. Iowa and Min.
nsSota, gave Tacoma Gun club
mem bsrs an idea Of how he won
those state titles Sunday ne
blasted ~ out Of 20 to win ihs
feature skeet event Ocky Ora
ham and Charles Aasls were nsxt
with As
The special prizes ~ shsst went
10 Nike cusato. z. = Johnson.
4asls and Reed Rodgers
Paul Camera 0f Buckley starred
a. The ls-yard event with - 0st
u %. l. H. Piants. Assis. EflinE
bergsrhon. Andy Rowe and .. y.
Anderson had 47a
Dick Hall and Carnsro we're ted
II TIE handicap. each with - o.
". Anderson. Bsekley. son ths
doa b.ss. u O4t q -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Perry Summerfield

Perry Summerfield celebrated
his 92d birthday the other day.
And took his fishing rod
and went to Long lake fishing.
The aged gentleman beats all.
Never have seen his equal.
Through his long life from
his early boyhood Perry,
former superintendent Of the
Pierce county poor farm and a
pioneer resident, has fished.
Despite his advanced years he
Is alert and active.
Attends sportsmen's club
meetings. but never learns any
thing. What the younger gen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Tacoma Woman
Defends Title

SEATTLE - Fifty golfers teed
off today at the jackson Park
course for the Washington State
Women's Public Links association
championship, with Mrs. Herbert
Fly Of Tacoma defending her
crown.
The low Is will qualify in an
1s-hole round and then 20 into
match play the next four days.
The final match Friday will be
ct 35 holes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Kamm Kids Win
Oregon Junior Title

HII-L>BORO. Ore. The ksmm
Kids Of Portland took the oregon
State American Legion junior
baseball crown here yesterday By
nosing out Hillsboro 5 and (.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

AbhtNfd iuf HllsAk IN AfAAAs
xxBatted for Reid IN ninth.
score h. Innings
Hollywood .......... IA Dol oo1-s
Portland .......-.... ool $40 OOo-4
Summary 8 hits runs off Hilcher
In 2. 7 and S of Bithorn In g.,
3 and 2 off Joiner IN =. ana off
Gonzales In G. 4 and o off Cav in
a.. 0 and o off Reid In =: winning
pitcher. Gay. losing pitcher. Con
gaies runs responsible for. Bithorn
S. Hilcher S Gonzales 4, Joiner q
struck out. By Bithorn 2. Hiloher i.
Gonzales ! Cav /. Joiner /. bases
on balls. of Bithorn 2, Hllchsr J,
Joiner 1 Gonzales 3. Cav l. stolen
bases. Brown. Dapper home runs,
Hoover. Norbert. two-base hits, Bar
rett. GRAY. Schultz DApper, Escobsr.
Wright Brown. Thompson. Hoover,
Cav. runs batted In. Gray 2, Hoover
3 Dickshot. EsCobar. Schultz. Wright
2. Brown. Norbert 2. uhalt Gay ?.
Kahle. left on bases, Hollywood Il.
Portland II. double plays. owen TO
Wright 10 Reich. Schultz 20 Hoover TO
Gray, hit by pitcher. Escobar by Gay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

A. A. Anderson. z5zs So caash-
man, recently found female liver
and white spaniel dog. II y partly
trained 20 hunt. He turned Il osor
70 the Humane society.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Looking Over the Majors

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Army Life Adds
Speed 10 Sprinkler

FOHT LIVE. v ash-@ DfIbFFE
a Hastings. Olympia. private
first class u Go. 3. lsist InfaD-
thy. As; Division. said today
army training had ADDED 70 MA
speed as q track altar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

Gresngsge plums are named for
Sir William Gage. VINO first intro
duced them into England
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

8ssaaa HsDeft a1ffsek cut On
ssn b4s<s oa halls. Oft oirsen l.
asbefs Funs bAtfed IN. Nex<<f<.
caUallt s4Efifies<, He!asfs TroSefs
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s1s.sssssse1, I&slla 10 hp<ffy 20 Me-
Dsnalf ZINE. f.it. utapirss. feysh
and k1asf1s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Boiilers Win

After a rest u tao weeks. The
Boilers returned 70 play the
strong CO. r. i4iSt u Camp Lewis
and won. II 70 0 sunday
Three-hit pitching BY Jim Boyd
Of the B0ttiers featured the gains.
Bottlers Boyd, pitcher. Yer
bury. catcher.
1SIst: Taylor. pitcher. Dosssn.
catcher.
ENTrF aaf4re4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
McChord Wins

AeChord field bsseballers wen
from the Enumclaw Engineers
Sunday al 42d and Mckinley ave
nue. Things were ~ going into
the ninth when the Soldiers scored
the winning run. 50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

Jersey CITY "a Roc hester Al.
EsEsrE "a. syraeuse I'll Baltimore
o.. Buffalo - Toronto s-s. Mont
real 81
SATURDAY. - 5TFsctls< 5-1 MontKesl
% Toronto 80 Baltimore Ia
Newark G, Roches.<r 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

ouIIIIIlaI3 " IWIIHg pIIIIFT. btfIF :
off Prim 20 runs. off Prim 2 hlts.
off Prim 5. runs responsible for,
Curlee 3 bases on balls. off Curlee
3. Prim l. struck out. By Curlee ?
Prim 2 left on bases. Sacramento 2
Los Angeles 4 tSo-base hit. Handley
home runs WiecZoTek. WelntTaub.
sacrifice hit. Blattner. runs batted
IN, Wieczorek ?. WeintrAuo 2. Berry
double plays. Prim 20 Schuster 70
Weintraub, STATE 20 Stamper Handley
70 sturdy. time LIS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

Highland sayaasY. Hs@fai play ~
Kgnsaso. "a. AT Adj -. " Ltifks.
~. y aoFbsrx. -. hs<k Tnornbss.t.
~, o@o Mo- "a Bill Hschlsf. ~
s<n E<sss, "a Tom Esdsk. ~ ~
Jsns<n. ~ hob Mullin u Jramy
gsansoa. g. Myf0n ssason. ~ safe
gsns4u. -.
sst1faay, match play; Al honsHao.
{ 10. Tom uDtls, up j. ". uNfh;
4 %. Jo@ Penosieh. I ups Conrad
Konasn0. ! down Cnfts Csfanauxns
dosn. N Jsrssn. Z do<n,
team match - Highland c<tse<n
north 7sfn and ssxr-h Avenue resulted
ii victory for tns 3eths. Tia 70 bis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

BiIi Ristvst Sunday defeated
George wiss. defending champ. 1
up on the 1Tth hole Ia ~ln The
brookdaIs ems championship
The match zss close Al ihs way,
Ristsst 10 only - years old and
In his second year ~ composition.
Eistvst vas sven On the first
nine and ons down st the end ~
-. hLsiyst went up on the 1Tth
Wlss sVsnsd tho match on thu
nth. than took the l2th 90 so
l up. Rlstyst sssnsa thing. on
the 10Th with a birdie. driving ths
green. 100 yards Tn. asth and
ssth we're even. but Blii brdlsd
the sTth 10 win.
FIRST flight Eddie Riyisrs de-
fsated Elmo ssmusison. and 4.
Hisisfs VAS msaaiist with a 30
ssoesd night Jerry Wood as.
fsstsd n. 9. tus hois. 4 and .
Third flight Oliver ofodyis DO.
fsstsd Frank snlsBs.
Fourth filEhi l.. n Stevenson
defeated Jim AoDdssu gp on
ths 18Th.
Fifth night VI solb~fk dsfssi.
ed George Hspsasits up.
All msfnbsrs sho sish 10 play
In the team mateh with Mosmtsin
View should call ths bfoskdsls
clubhouse by . D, M Wednesday.
T'hs match will be played ~ Noun.
tain View. Olympia. At > a. m.
Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

Ths Bfg0saais Asns Doll sifsb Asla
. pglHss tas1fney "a continuation sftn
rs finals - tfss eifgb IMAM rtoeshlp
tlf11 division Eadis histsfs 70
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stss Abraham. - points Difk He<>1.
- Da4sis Carl Lassssh. Al points
mira 1iflsiona1 Kraft - pysnts
ei.xt Davis 81 geinis n ~ Nils
20 points . y Nasea. 80 pcints
Prank asNsli 90 Ds.ints
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FOIIIaNu - ..---1 VVf V33 W.
Summary-Eine hits runs off
Orrell fn 3. 8 and of Callahan IN
T. 10 and I off Tot in ga, ] and o
OF Bithorn IN ]. ? and off Reid
in /: winning pitcher Bittnsr. los
ing pitcher Reid runs TespOnsible
for Tost 8. Orren 4. Callahan 2:
struck out. BY lost !. Callahan 2
bases on balls of Tost 3. Orre1 !
Callahan 3. Reid ] three-base hits.
Gray Hoover home runs. Escobar.
Reich. Norbert. two base hits. DICK
shot Brown, GRAY. Escobar. sAcTi-
fees Uhalt Kahle Dickshot. nuns
batted in Kshle Dickshot 2 Tost Z
Escobar Z, Reich Gray. Norbert 3.
Dspper 2. schultz left on bases
Hollywood 10. Portland 9 double
PLAYS Brown 20 Wright to Reich
20 Wright. Wild pitch. Orrel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

Your Postmaster can tell YOU
how 70 invest in L. s. Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

NEW YORK Pittsburgh final.
~ ran out Of gas. After winning
10 out OF % games and moving
almost within striking distance OF
the National league leaders. the
Pirates met their masters Sunday
and dropped a heart. breaklng dou-
hleheadsr 10 the 81. Louis cardi.
nails
Ernie White. with . little
relief aid from Bill Croush.
conquered the Pirates, So, In
the opener. and Morton Coop
or, pitching With only two DAYS
rest. subdued them. "a. In the
nightcap.
White had the Pirates shut out
with three hits until the ninth
when he weakened and Crouch res
cued him. White, however. was
credited with his i4th victory.
cooper's pitching in the nightoap
was phenomenal in view Of the fact
that not many weeks ago he had
his arm sliced open and a piece OF
ossified cartilage taken out
THREE GAMES
Within eight days he's won three
games. pitching i0sA innings only
Thursday against the Reds. with
the score deadlocked. IL. the Cards
staged the winning rally In the
eighth. Browns single drove IN
one run and Marions single scored
two more. II was Coopers tenth
victory.
Brooklyn had a fairly easy
time of u. taking over the
Braves. IA and 40. Luke
IiamliB won No. ] tfor which
he receives an extra $500 uad@r
his contrsrt1 In the opener and
Freddy Fitksimn,ons shut out
the Braves In the nlghtcsp for
his NTH straight.
II came near being a disastrous
day for the Dodgers because Med
wick. camilli and Rslser we're hit
by pitched balls tossed by Dick
Erickson in the opener. Msdwick
was hit on the elbow and mad 70
retire
Canilli and Relser were hit on
the head. but their protective he'll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

b Ran for slime IN ninth
score by Innings
Sacramento ..........l40 900 oil
Los Angeles ......... 500 100 ooO-6
Winning pitcher Mum
ger. losing pitcher Dobernic. innings
pitched. By Turbeville ! plus. Hum
phreys ! plus. at bat. off Turbeville
5. Humphreys 8. runs. off Turbeville
5. Humphreys g. hits off Turbeyille
2. Humphreys 5: runs responsible for.
Turbeville 5. Humphreys S. Dobernic
2, Munger l. bases on balls off T1lr-
beville 6, Humphreys !. Dobernic 2,
Munger 7. struck out. by Dobernic 2,
Munger q hit by pitcher, Lowrey by
Turbeyille; left on bases Sacramento
g., Los Angeles is: two-base hits.
Handley Sturdy ?, Warstler. Moore.
Weintraub; home run. Wieczorek.
sacrifice hits. Dobernic. Munger.
Schuster stolen bases LoWrey,
Adams runs batted IN Sturdy. Moore
Storey q Wsrstler 2 Kluttz Turbe-
Vile Adams 2 Handley. Wieczorek.
double play. Schuster TO Stamper to
Weintraub.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Spanaway Is
Game Winner

Spanawsy turned back Morton.
10 to 5. Sunday in its fourth
successive Western Washington
league triumph, while the busy
Tillicum Chiefs likewise racked up
-FOUR victories with a double win
over the Clubmen. IL to o. and
Pacific City, 7 TO s. Roy trimmed
The shipyarders, 9 to 3. in another
game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

virgil chr Kept his Aiisnm0rs
Asns club championship Sunday
by beating young ocky Eiiason.
stadium star. and q. ciiff sbot
strong golf. 0ns Under par for ina
u holes FIRST Night title vent
10 Larry ifDssby who rad a - On
the morning round. BE oesi
Morris. . and 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Peppers Still
Have Big Lead
Se0ttle Rdiniers
Win Pair of Tits
~ tNtrrp rRrSs

Although they dropped the f.os
Angeles series. - the Sacra-
mento solons today stili held sn
So game lad IN the Pacific Ces-,
league a. they moved north 10 san
Francisco.
>econd-plaee san Digeo rot
IS series sin from san
Francisco 90 move step
nearer the leaders snd seattle
got a similar verdict over Oak
land 20 he In third place. nine
games behind. Hollywood
took 10. serle. with Portland.
IS.
Seattle swept IS Sunday double
header from Oakland 20 win the
scries First haseman Les Scar
~eTa drove IN four runs for the
Rainiers as they won the first
game. ia His teammates got
10 hits off Buxton and Mulllgsn
with big rallies In the fifth and
eighth innings
scARsELLA HOMES
scarsella homered in the night.
cap with one aboard as the Raj
nierS won. 81. Dick Barrett won
the opener and les Weber the
second game. each yielding eight
hits
Sacramento split its Sunday
double header with los Ange-
les. winning the first game.
ia. and dropping the night
cap. Ia.
In the opener Los Angeles
scored five runs In the first in
ming. chasing George Turbeville
out Of the box, but George Munger
held the Angels after that and the
solons tied the score in the second
inning.
Chef Wieczorek homered for
the winning run in the ninth.
ANGELS RALLY
In the second game. Sacramento
got a two-run lead In the fourth,
but Los Angeles rallied in the
seventh for three runs and the
ball game. Lefty Pfim and Joe
Berry worked for the winners.
Hollywood took n pair from
Portland. 81 and 1913. Pinch
Hitter Fred Gay got . double
In the ninth inning Of the
opener TO drive In two runs
break up a tie.
Hollywood collected II hits off
Hilcher. Gonzales and Reid while
Portland took II off Bithorn and
Joiner. In the nightcap Norbert.
Escobhr and Reich homered for
Portland but Hollywood again got
II hits 10 win.
This weeks series takes Sacra-
mento 20 san Francisco. Oakland
10 Portland. Hollywood TO Seattle
and san Diego to Los Angeles.
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. GOLF


coryden Wagner. Tacoma. aud
" A. studsesssr. nsillnxhsra. tied
for the Northwest f.amhsfmsn. .
annual championship a. IN. cnua-
try club over the week end. Each
had q "a.
haEe fetsrson. Taeoms. wun
the handicap event wlth = Hre.s
$50 -. Harrison CLARK. Ia
coma. was runnsf.up.
~ |. wynamsn. liaaulsm. and
". resrne. chshslls. tied for the
ciss. A handicap title With net
7os
Art schsrf. Tscoms. h.d . ~
10 ~in tho Gas. " handicap crown
Walter snelsrovs. Shelton. vas
runnsrap. %.
a. ~. MeDessia. neas.s.
w.s The cias. q h~sdIcsp with
. 10. Tom Yields. seattle. ~ss
ruaner. up with ~.
rscoms wen tho district team
championship.
Longest drive from 9TH lee vas
won By Walter FovasKus. Ab@r.
deem. Nearest pitch 10 pm from
tee on the iith ~on by Fred ksr-
lin. Tacoma.
corydon Wagner WIN the sps.
olsi trophies event
Walter snslErovs won the vice.
presidents trophy. and also the
Douglas First Export company
cup.
Nelson Psrkln. won the putting
contest. a.. and Paul John. TIA.
coma. ~ss rtmnsr-up, 90.
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Totals ........-.3e 10 II ~ 0
Batted for Hoover in eighth.
b Batted for Bittner in eighth.
Ran for Herman in eighth.
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Batted for' Dobernlc IN ninth.
b Ran for Slime IN ninth.
score by Innings
Evening star., 1941-01-31

Hungry for victory after losing six
consecutive annual battles, Rich
mond's American Legion bowlers
will invade the Lucky Strike tomor-
row night at 7:30 to meet the Dis
trict Legionnaires.
Their chances appear bright, since
the Capital rollers in their recent
three-game engagement at Rich
mond emerged, the winners only by
a 2-pin margin, 1887 to 1885.
Following hostilities the rollers
will be honored at a dance at Indian
Spring Country Club given by Fort
Stevens Post.
In their league matches last night
the pace-setting Nash Post rollers
increased their league lead to two
games as D. A. Wright, with 1876
357, led in a 81 victory over the
runnerup Lincoln outfit. National
Cathedral swept Sergt. Jasper
No. 2 with Cevenger's 124-338 high.
Despite Jack Canty's top scores of
142-361, Costello dropped the rub
Der game to Sergt. Jasper No l.
For consistency Bill Whelan of
the Jasper No. quint took the cake.
Rolling for a 42-game average of
1O5-26 in the Legion loop, his mark
in the Division of Disbursement
League at Columbia is identical for
48 strings.
Evening star., 1941-01-31
Congressional Proud
OF Indoor Golf Net,
Only One Here
Miller, Coddie Master,
Used to Be on Ace
Boxer in Boston

Congressional Country Club may
be poor in terms of money in the
bank, since it has been in the
throes of reorganization, but it has
the only indoor golf practice net
around Washington
For months pro Witty Cox, and
Caddie Master Jocko Miller, have
been working in the gymnasium,
prettying up the ping pong tables,
arranging for badminton and other
games, all the while with something
bigger on their minds. Today they
have it in the shape of complete
indoor golf setup where the men,
bers on days when the outdoors
course is unplayable, can bang balls
up against a big canvas screen,
Those bad shots out Of doors
really look good down there" /"
grinned Jocko. We teach 'em to
play and if they hit the ball on the
face of the club it goes up against
the canvas with big smack. Out
doors it might hook or dive into
tailspin slice. but it goes such a
short distance indoors you can't tell
how it will go on the big course
Few people around Congressional
know that Miller used to be top
flight amateur boxer around Boston
a few years ago.
Ask him today how he got that
broken nose and he'll reply: From
looking at bakeShop windows-from
the outside You see I used to be
hungry most of the time, like any
other growing kid, and l flattened
my nose against so many bakeshop
windows it got out of shape, per-
manently"
The real dope, if you can get Jocko
talking about it, is that he used to be
good lightweight amateur boxer
and that one night he stopped a
fist.
Nowadays Jocko is a golf pro, and
aide to Witty Cox. They look with
pride on their newest acquisition
the indoor golf range. In the old
days there used to be plenty OF them
but now the one at Congressional
stands alone.
Evening star., 1941-01-31
BY EDDIE BRIETZ.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-It was
a matter of dough that led those
nine Eastern football officials to
quit the collitchers in favor Of
the pros.
Al Schacht and Buddy Hassett
are doing baseball comedy skits
In Army camps around New York.
Eddie Mead, who piloted Henry
Armstrong to three ring titles, has
500 riding on Red Burman to-
night.
Public announcement-Dr. Jock
+ Sutherland wants to say that he
is getting good and tired of hav-
ing his name connected with
every college coaching job that
bobs up. "I have two more years
to go on my Brooklyn Dodger
contract" says the Doc, "and I'm
perfectly happy in pro football"
Odds and ends-Greg Rice has
won his last 10 indoor races.
Chicago fans are tossing testi-
monial dinner to "Jocko" Con-
Ian, former White Sox outfielder
and latest addition to the Ma
tional Leagues umpiring staff.
Billy Conn will take on two
heavies as tune-ups before clash
ing with Joe Louis in June. The
fights will be held in March and
April.
Forrest Evashevski, who was
Tom Harmon's bodyguard at
Michigan, will join the Hamilton
College coaching staff.
Today's guest star-B. M. At