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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-02-01
CABIN IN THE SKY

She always scores in all her shows,
she clicks on any stage regardless Of
the company she keeps-is my opinion
of the wonderful performance of LA
ETHEL WATERS. That gal
WATERS is just as much at home on
the star-lit Broadway stage as she is
in her Harlem kitchen and the home
cooking is just as savory.
cabin In The Sky" is an amusing
evening entertainment with similar as
poets Of the "Green Pastures, the re-
nowned Pulitzer Prize Play which deals
with religious imaginations and super
stitions Of the colOred race. 1t has its
high spots as well as casual depression.
The theme carries you from heaven to
hell and back again with joy, happiness,
intrigue and bewilderment.
1t gives the usual cackling to ofavs
who enjoy a good crap game, a gun
battle in a hilarious "gin-mill." Of
course, all this goes to make up a
riotous farce in Race life.
l was highly elated and greatly
pleased with the exotic artistry of
KATHERINE DUNHAM. Without
doubt she would be a sensation in any
cast. In fact she has proved for some
time that she would be. She and her
group are a real show of shows within
themselves, Her shapely legs and SEN
suous gyrations outsmart the rigid con-
servative-that is clever, neat and
thrilling.
TODD DUNCAN, and REX IN
GRAM are spontaneous with every
combustion. Mr.. Duncan first came to
Broadway via "Porgy & Bess' where
he made a great Snowman. He depicts
the role of the Almighty with the neces-
sary grace and dignity it requires.
REX INGRAM, the Master of
Hades, triumphs with all the gusto that
his genius allows. Rex has powerful
speech, giant carriage and grips the
audience with masterful ability.
Al Moore steps in with wizard suave
sleight of hand. Milton Williams,
(FIeettOot) speaks his lines mtelll-
gently. It was an agreeable surprise
to note the splendid showmanship dis
played by Dooley Wilson, (Little joel
and his remarkable stage presence with
la Waters; they appear to be teamed
together for years. J. Rosamond John
son, the old master trouper, and his
choir always click in a big way; his
parson role always brings the applause.
The stage settings are very clever
and well executed. The theme calls for
very little fnery yet it has its lavish
spots. La Durham wears little but what
she wears is dainty; and Rex Migrants
red suit and horns are cute. La Waters
steps out in a nice frock, too. The hit
songs, cabin in the Sky" and taking
a Chance on Love-, are the last word.
MY old Virginia Home on the Nile'
brings many curtains. I gather that
la Waters Glove" song will rival
"Dinah" and miss Otis Regrets"
RFA TTTV TC ONT V CKTN nTTD
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-02-01

BEAUTY IS ONLY SKIN DEEP
Your cruising reporter made a faint
attempt to beautify the gals in Har-
lem, the past week, when he handed out
a hundred lip stick pencils and few
boxes of suntan face powder, with the
compliments of Woodbury. Cosmetics of
Moose Pass miner., 1941-12-24

It won't be long now un- til American women will be wearing dresses made of milk. A new fabric known as "Aralao" has been dew e1oped from casetn, which is a byproduet of skinned milk.
 It is described as moro expensive than cotton or rayon, but less expensive than 4oo1, and 1t is sup posed to have a greater tensile strength than cot ton or rayon and a greater affinity for dyes, so it will stand more wa shing and cleaning. It already is being used in the manu- fracture of felt hats.
 Lieut. er1ant general Doug las MacArthur has already been promoted to being a General for his service in the Philippines.
 = =
 An earthquake on Formo s' Island Tue sday killed moro than 200 people.
 FI3taer admits uunimagin able powers of resi- stance" on the part of Russian sol diers and people. He com plains that Sta13n deceive' him by taking a weak stand against Finland.
 On Monday. Tue sday, and Wedne sday Russia killed Ill 1000 Nax1s an the three days.
 General John L. Dewitt has been given command ov~ CT the entire 9th corps area which includes Alaska His headquarters are in San Francisco.
 The father of Kent King of Hope died recently at the home of another son, Clyde King at Kings lake near Palmer.
 Sandy bought two tick
Moose Pass miner., 1941-12-24

Bob Gls arranged attractive store window in keep holiday tradition. It is replica of little of different architecture with church, and lake. The little village Is lighted stma wreahs hang in doors and windows
Moose Pass miner., 1941-12-24

sugar and butter and water until the syrup spin long thread pour this the corn It may be shape into balls pressed in shape of small bricks.
 Saint Nicholas was original Santa Claus. He in great wealth and devoted his mature years to g ing gifts young old, rich and poor Then ne wa canoni zed as the patron saint of children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Birdhouse Winners

Prize winners in the birdhouse
building contest. sponsored by the
Tacoma Sportsman's association,
are announced today. Judges Sc
lected the winners from ~ en-
trants. The winners.
MODERN DESIGN
Ages a TO IS. Donald Ia Porte
Cecil Wisweii. Buddy Macdonald
RUSTIC DESIGN
Ages IL TO le: Jack Wills. Donald
La Porte
MODERN DESIGN
Ages IL to -. Loren Duel. GARY
Walker. Roger yesterday.
RUSTIC DESIGN
Ages II 20 ID: Ronald Netlund. Don
HansleT, James Leithead
MODERN DESIGN
Ages 7 TO 10: Roger PoaRe. Rich
mond 5tromberg. Jerry Collier.
RUSTIC DESIGN
Ages 7 70 10. Robert Anderson.
Dickey Thompson.
GIRLS CLASS
Lois Wed berg. Joan Tennison.
Barbara Zenker
GRAND PRIZES
JACK VILLA. Robert Anderson. Don
ala Ia Plsnte
SPECIAL PRIZE
AEs 2. jim GoufieY.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Mrs. Reid Casts Well

And when women fly casters
are mentioned. save a promi-
nent seat for Mrs. Reid.
Those who know tell me she
can stand side BY side with men
and do her skillfui casting with
OUT taking a back seat.
Not only that she can
ford a stream OF traverse other
disturbing barriers anglers face
shoulder 70 shoulder with her
robust. masculine hubby.
Why, the minute you talk 10
the little woman you are Inn
pressed b. her interest, enthu-
siasm and knowledge of the
sport.
More and more wonen are
taking 10 the fishing rod, par
tieuiariy the fly rod.
And more and more should
join the growing numbers Out
there on the stream. walking.
living =. a woman finds health,
a trim figure and > touch u
pink rose in the cheek. 70 say
nothing u a brllllanee IN the
eve
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Chiefs Upset
In W. Loop
Tillicum Tumbles
Before Poetic. "a

Play IN the Western Washington
baseball league got under Way
Sunday On three fnonts.
Pacific City upset the champion.
ship naicum Chiefs of Western
State hospital. ! To :. shireuilders
turned back Spsnaway. : 10 :. and
Morton druheed the Casinos. =
to }
In each Instance pitchers ct
the winning clubs WIRE In mid
seaSon form. Dick Armstrong
Of the Pacific City nine
limited the Chiefs 10 three
singles ~ did Don Mohn and
Harry Hall Of the ship
builders In the game with
Spanawas. Mel Gillespie Of
Morton struck out II Casino
hatters and held them 10 four
bingles.
Hitting honors went 70
Frank Morrone Of Pacific
City with = double and
triple; Bobby Lyons Of Nor
ton with a home run. the first
.of the season In the league.
Marcusson Of Pacific City grab
bed off fielding honors for the
day with two fine running catches
which robbed the Chiefs Of Ger
tain extra base wallops.
At Western state.
Pacific CITY -. 100 oio 200 II
Tlllieum ...... oo2 900 ooo-7 }
Armstrong and Bolton. Walker and
Thorleifson
At Spanaway.
shlpeuilders a2o 100 ini-s 10 /
SpanAway lilo 600 ooo-2 Z
Mohn. Hall and Roley. Mattson
and Cummings.
At Morton.
Morton. -. oos OILS io4-74 10 |
Casinos $780,. olo Dol Ool-- : : .
Gillespie and Lyons canada. Tan
ner, II. Cabell. sits ana Monroe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Father and Son
Derby Meeting

The Father and Son salmon
derby committee of the Tacoma
Poggie club will meet Tuesday
night to complete plans for the
big annual event next Sunday at
Point Defiance.
There were $50 in last years
derby and more are expected this
year.
The committee is P. S. West,
chairman: z. Tietje. Les Davis,
Bill Mclean, Cap Palmer. J. r,
Williams, Al Nelson. E. Bergersen,
A. Hager and E. Thomas.
Prizes will be Of real worth. in
GLIDING a bicycle, radios, pure
blood puppy, sleeping bag. rods
reels, flashlights and so on.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Seidelhuber
Ski Winner

TfMBEnI.IsE LoDug. ~.
Hood. Ore. Henry Heldelhuber Of
the Penguin Xxi club. Seattle. and
nafyanns I'M. Cascade ski club.
today wore the crowns ~ the pa
eific Northwestern Xxi assoela-
ton.
The aBe tsek top combined
heners In the PISA tourney
Sunday. seldsihuis~r won ths
dosnhlIl and finished fifth In
the sl.Iom. while Miss IfiiI
VIVA both events IN tina
sDHsrn's classification.
Hans orsge. also = Penguin.
copied The alalom with runs u
ss.s and sz4. 10 edge Ishli Olsen
Of the Tmberiins club. Amt of.
atad Of the Spokane aki club Was
third with a 1.zs.e total
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IN each league follow
aaHNn.
No Hula Trip
For Loggers

Pacific Lutheran can't play the
University of Hawaii in football
next September Is, it was an
nounced Monday by Cliff Olson,
PIC athletic director.
Olson's announcement SEEM
ingly buried hopes of staging a
game between the Lutherans and
the colorful Hawaiians when they
invade the mainland this fall for
brace of gridiron tussles. A
game with Matty Mathews Uni
versity of Portland Pilots is said
10 be brewing for the Hawaiians.
September 13 is only three days
after we can open practice under
Winko league rules. It's too early
for US Olsen said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Dodgers Roll
On in Chase

NEW xonk - Ths plrseHlyn
neaseFz. eha@< seFteE ne#ft -
k.=<h@Ii fsH. So. fFem es@st u
svast - wsii ~ n Ff.tbuxa. Were
ffiinx shs rails sa<s&y, he&dlnx tn1s
- e@st = carry th<iF p<aH<nf
drive Fsxht Inss IN teeth - -
wefla cnampsnn csn<lHneIl He1ls
ri II sl.m.h@ax - Ieals c.
alnals.
Th@ Res I'D tn< c@sszn 80 Ne
ten ths dodgers h&<s - lssse
- protest. Ihelf ie.ss So flFs< pI&ee
N ihs Nstiensl lsaxs< Thas -
tn Dodgers nave aatplay<si sxxFy
club In the ma bofs. and eufFxntlY
have WIN - oat q Ehssf 1T ~
games
Th<s hsvs h~~~ - - -
e<Htis fhsi u s~eu1~ IL sn<s
<sse< - tsts.ss kss<k~t fn~m
Ell ssfe<- ls-s~ses<. Ae1aoIly
u VS. -. te3n ! nne~1e 80.
issdainK the go fzF~~<li -
tsraay. ths podxsfs silpp<d To
fhiiilse. . u .. fnr th<ir f1fth
straight. rsior h ne preeent
ssreak ths D<ziEsF. rsn 1T nlns
n fp~s kiFiy IliKb<. nFakITas
1905 600 pitching beauty. sappsa
BE third slssaFy - lstsln9 - -
mates dawn with - hlo~s
CARDS WIN
The Cardinals snapped : s-E@me
losinK ssFeak ~ tf1alHlHx ne
Pirates. -. ana kspt fhsIF pi&ss
to kamss back II ths paes-s<tllnx
Dodgers sam nshem ~nn ne
third rama although n nd -
havs relief from r. llssehznsea
In lhs 1T twa ffams.
The Cuts wna their first ssnze
ef ths ssssen ffpm IT, ffeds.
knocking out Iohnsy vsnasr Msex
and rolling - - / ifsampn.
Claude rssss2u pitehed hi hs~<
gains Of the Efsft s~s.aa. slle~tax
tha champs only thrss singles
nifiy Jnxne. sd nu<Es~s
NhlleAeed. the Gisalsf k<y.
.ssss esmbtnsiisa. Drove -
thfes runs e.eh - Nsw tssk
hsn<hsd ST fhs n<sse~. -
Cleveland GOT = st~n<ieff IN :
aoshl<header sifh ~ L<suie. bat
M The fsfe~ns. Ia II II sp<s<x.
but biowinE the alzhte.p. e.. -
10 Innings after f'alalax txn-fsan
lsad gong into the last o. tns
ninth. In TIE nixhfaap Lssss<
dslios tFipls sna str.nsss ssnxis
uon shs Ksms - - IoEh.
Ths Boston Hea - siifsn@a =
second place ~ thumplnk tn<
fnnkssn. is bshlaa ss=lfs*ss
naakis kaFI Jofnsanss sssea.hzk
pitching
Ted Lyons son he z1sth nAfH
lsasne eEefeFy - the White a<sx
triumphed over Ihe Tigers 81.
ms Athlsfiea woa ieEinnln&
xams from ms Senators. Ie-s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

West. 243z: N ounstrom. 20 O
Bloom, &c. B Appel. 2eh' l. befs.
winners IN the driving contest
were T Medal. Bob West. 8. Tok-
stad and Gus Bloom.
Brookdals mems golf club held =
medal play tournament OF fnll
handicap In conjunction with the
first and second rounds Of the city
public Links event Sunday
Winners. first division. Randall
Evans. 72-9-ss: Al Moody. T5-Iz-ea
Second division. Chef Corey. 5o-ie
"a. BOB Wilson, si-i7-s4. Carr
lawson. ei-Is-e5
Third division Geo Marshall. ss-
As. I'd Bedford. ss-2e-es
Other scores A J. Wise. s3ls-7o.
Ken sorrella. E1-l5-s9 Paul Graft.
ss-I2-7z. Harold KlncAld, TB-l8-s5
Ear Pnlllips Ts-s--7i Joe Hansisf.
7s-i2-s7. Jim Engls ss-2o-se:
Frances Chaplin. sS-i7-s7. Tom wal
To- Paul Gomsrud. so-i7-T5. Harm
naunders. ss-l5-7l Harry RoNen
sz-IB=e7. Harrg DALI. ss-Ie-TI. Z
c. Buchoiz. ss-z0-5s. Bud Abraham.
sI-23-ss. Al Petrich s5-24-7l.
Oliver GTodglg. sI-z1-es. Bert Nor
rs. 9s-24-7z Harry sstteTlee 100
zs-Js. Walt Williams s0-zt-sE
Te4msters match play against par
ful handicap
Winners. first division Carl Las
son. : up Frances Chaplin, 3 Up
Rick Thompson. 10.
second division 70 Bedford. up
Other scores z. Huchoiz Z
doNus Paul Goxnxrad. even. Ten Wal
lace doNns Chae. Booth. ] ID.
Harry sstteFlee. down. Wait vii
sstarosS : Brookasls mems elus.
medal play. Full handicap.
Winnsrs-Flrsf division. Joe Greco
69-6-Ez. Geo. Wtlllaua9. 7s-I5-E5
Second division. Bill Rounds. IS
ia
Third division: Clyde Black. ss-2z
Fl
Other score Ken 5oyrels. s4-ie-
y. EzFFV EstbeFlse, 9T-24-7zs Pau
I Gomzrld. ss-l7-7l. n W Mia. 100
z5-7b. Geo. Holm no score. Arne
f I.eRenhsgen. T7-8-ss. Geo. Wise II
I'll. Joe EanEleT, Sz-12-T1- Prank
Newell l0o-1s-74. Hzrfy Nzunders.
s4-45-ss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
IN Ohe Bayket
With Elliott Mesesls

T>oM REID. the fur dealer. and
L his wife are firm in their
opinion the rainbow trout plant
ed In the Desehutes river have
gone down Tumwater Falls into
the bay.
Else they ask. what has
become of them ? There were
many fingerlings planted In ie4o
but 10 date we have not taken
one rainbow from tho river.
The Reids, fly casters. and
able ones, brought n trout 10
basket on opening day.
Tom took Is, his wife II
and all were cutthroats.
Their fishing mates likewise
caught not a rainbow.
1T stands 10 reason that In
all the fish we and our fishing
friends have taken from the
Desehuses this year. we'd have
bumped into nj least one rain
bow.
Soon after they were planted
last year we we're bothered by
them taking our flies. They
were too small to keep. But now
in 1871. when the fish should
be of plenty good size TO basket.
we get none.
If they haven't gone down
over the Tumwater Falls. then
they might have gone 10 some
other part of the river we
haven't fished. But we haven't
heard Of anyone taking a rain
bow from the Deschutes fhis
year"
Well. II any other anglers
have taken rainbow there.
wish they'd let this corner know.
The Reds are concerned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Travis Keeps
Up Hit Pace
Jeff Heath Climbs
In American Race

NEW YoRk-Major league bat
ting averages are swiftly settling
u normally except IN the case q
Cecil Travis. Washington short
stop. who remains the only legiti-
mate 400 hitter in either league,
according to the figures released
today and including baseball
games Of Thursday.
Travis II leading the Ameri-
can league with an average
of .45s. Il points ahead Of his
closest rival. jeff Heath.
Cleveland outfielder. who h
clouting .s94.
Enos Slaughter. Cardinals out
fielder. is showing the way 10
National league hitters with an
average of .3e1 followed BY Bully
urges. Giants shortstop. who Is
hitting .375.
The other major league leader.
follow:
Hits - "a Travis. Senators. -.
IN Slaughter. Cardinals. -
Runs-lAl j DiMaggio Yankees.
%. M Lavagetto and camiln. Dodg-
ers. 20 each.
Doubles-fAl Keltner. Indians. Q:
IN LaVagetto. Dodgers. g.
TripleS-lA) Travis, Senators. and
G Walker. Indians. each M G.
Moore. Braves. 4
Home runs-tA) York. Tigers. Cor
don. Yankees. 6 each. M camilli
Dodgers. J.
Runs batted in-(Al Keller. Yam
kses 81. M Camilll. Dodgers. OFT,
Giants. and Nicholson. Cubs. 10 each
Stolen bases-CO D DiMagsio. Red
Soy. 5, IN Prey. Reds. 8.
The five leading hitters IN each
leE que follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

Tsesu. es~I<r. ~ al sishi
fas fhenseIs~. h the <nffh.
west lesas<. sltAsaEA sh<s .sa
M nslas tltis@-
sam Isle= placed fiftH - -
apen singles. 81.
y CuppeFnaIl md =. z1Ill<F
were second IN Gatnsnefriai
dsuhir~. LII.
Fred swaH.au was flfst n
Commercial singles. ase. an
f5ieh sirNerthney. second. go.
:. Iyens and -. joyce wese
secsna IN nsossrr dsuhies.
Liza. NJ. fesnIagfan and ".
oshleh. third. Lib. and 2.
Dssbsls and G. Grain. fifHh.
.aaa.
Mary ks1eisei saa hi
Sutherland wan the usnsen's
ria.a n dsnbles. i.aia. The
Roberts fivs uamen team NJ ths
h.a~ier aivislan placed fIfth.
l.sIa.
tilass & sIi-eseafs -
E.e.lse WALTERS. Tsasnsz.
first. l.sss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

buwiers from tbs soath walked
off with honors IN the open five
man. doubles. singles sHa I'll
events competition.
stanley Knapp II Oakland.
Caiif., eaHs through alsh >
en1 sefie. 10 ala the sinairs
llile. Ern.s lisei~ehuzaa ssd
Nsii Mshs sl s.a Frsnsssas
BOWED I1is 10 wIa the assshIr~
iitls. Gset.hmsn asusied uheH
- relied : nine. game sstsi u
1879 - via fhs sli-ssests
hsasss tse.
The fivs-man crown wss already
IN the possession u ths last sides
of Los AnKelss with = 7esz
Oregon ana Washington bowlsFs
had 10 - content with = elaan
sweep II all Titles IN The com
msfclaI and heostsr events. Part
land. host city. split : single
honoF in the booster sii-svsntz
competition stsh Hood River. ORE.
opsn fiss.H~a kzaa slas Hsss
Los Anseiss. 1854 Blfns Ha1uINFH.
aesttis. zsts Ltie6m's caf<. Hafs in~<
CALI. 1aza fslsxa rsaas uEsss Fsils
BILLIARDS. Ios Anssise. xeG1,
Opan aoabies MONS ana usstshs
mann. i14a, ~ Lens ana d. Anes.
OAKLAND. t17t . Muiisn ana Ffsd
conssrae. apokane i11s A nfsnaa
ara ID Hsshass. s@sttEs. i7zz HsFET
issdtks ssa usss ussllAFsai. L. An
open sinssssi STANLEY Knapp. oss-
land. eeT uosssshmann. sd Nsls
fssss. esfsss Fslis sfsHs 80 81
Tophau. niysrnlde. Calf enc. nNfn
Coles Tacoma go
opsn sit-sysntss fsastahmsnn.
1915 Tues ieas tssgfss kossnes.
ssass's lszs g..a s :: sse s.s..
kosmas siso son the epes Aish
seoss 81 tts s<ufnss. TIs
aaism ore. z7zs st166. nls-irie
Portland 71fz Malanass. kiamssh
Pals. Ore zes1 kisesIls asfslssE..
Ion !. sssyses - zs-asls' $50. : sssses
comnsfeisi Doubtless Lester God.
mao srd Art kleenoF walls N4lia.
Has q Cupp&FnuH ana = Mlllef
Taeons iii .. olnsn ard y Ne
cail1uah. Portland iteE Tan osCeH-
nor ans A Coz fgEflsna. ia J
Mlnsslis stad ~ Nnoass fssifna.
Commercial ssnsies Fsse s~an.
go. Tseotne go Dsss heNsstHnsg.
IAeosnA szo. Mafrs a4stnh4eA A.
t1fiA Ore Gao CLYDE C1snnau.
Portland sls hsfFs TOPS. e2tem.
commsssisi ssl.sssnss clsm Ia
f s's's n 1879 fss. III 1s.o "a. ssss
PoFsiaaa. fTzf. Cuanmsn. tai
nlsh : sasae II zea roiiea ne hisn
acess ia tbs commercial eiaa4liieA-
Bsosssr flss mas gsalin sna 800
I 49,. ce.ss.iAs. e'ss zsst - 1tngsils
Isssssser g. 1853. n@eseee FssE TsFss.
FaFtisna. zsss Imperial tsetsi - =
Portland 1857
Ioesfer singles TED pzohta4. -
Seaside Ore e4e. 3 Fsfsuson Marsh
fisid Ore sos JACK CoeiFs Hood
River 80 4. hobelts Eueens. Ore
Booster doubles. nsli nalisnbeek
and Ear Bailef. Bsaalas iIze
LsoHs ana n Joyce. Tseoma. ii1s
n Pennington and " Othiek Ia
coma lfles J. Doak ana j. lafssEt.
Waila Waiis. f1f7. p. Dubois ard q
Grain. Tacoma. 1895
Scooter aii-eseHts O. y. khisHs
Portland 1853. Coaleg 1855. Clyde
Kennedy. Ceutraiia 1893. c. Lowell.
Astoria 1881, Ofis FridieTs Prime
vile 1913
cosleY Who tied for honofs IA the
ooosteF ali-esents rolled tae Booster
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Tacoma Rifles
Beat Seattle
Tuke Notch Here
By Fourteen Points

BY a score of 1869 TO 1888 the
Tacoma Rifle club defeated the
Seattle Rifle club yesterday at
the local range.
The 80 caliber match was fired
by a picked six-man team from
each club over a course which in
olnded 200 yards standing. 200
yards rapid fire, 300 yards rapid
fire and 600 yards slow fire.
Vern Haroldson with a 100 had
the high score of the day while
Chef Paulson led the local rifle
men with 1ss.
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Truckers Go
Down. l 10 0



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Taeoma Truckers dFprpesi thsls
third Northwest league game ~
single run margin. u q q
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triple ara Scored 81 DUKE
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TAPS after that.
Lefty DICK vanderhrux LEI the
Truckers down with three singles,
al scattered. and Tacoma'a near.
eft approach n = tally ssnt ias
saiatino around 10 third In shs
fourth inning On ; single. stolen
base and error. Chuck nssmus.
sen. Trucker riEhtfirldsr. va
robbed Of two potent smashes II
third and right field
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Afghan Hound
Best in Show

SEATTLE = Kerrin Fachamur
Afghan hound. owned by Mrs.
Lillian Miller. Seattle. was named
the best dog of the Seattle al
breed show at the Civic auditor
ium Sunday. This Is the first
time an Afghan has ever won the
coveted honors in the northwest.
Leading the group Of Sporting
dogs was the pointer. Northwest
Sun Spot, owned by Gilbert Mar
ing. also Of Portland.
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STADIUM MEETS LINCOLN TUESDAY IN CRUCIAL GAM


Pierce County Snertsmen vii
look ~ movies q game and fish
life Tuesday night 81 5 o'clock II
Aseeseees hal. 18th and Pacific
The state game department l.
sending over the films There viii
Be business and refreshments also
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Roy Scores

Roy's WV league team beat
Federal Camp Sunday at the
Camp. Il to l. In practice play.
Christianson. Carr and happening
were the winning battery.
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Large Bass Bagged

Up Silver lake way. Sunday.
near Castle Rock. three Ia
eofnans took their Hawaiian
wlgglers and shimmy wlRYlers
are sought members q the bass
family.
And with splendid good for
tune.
When Harold Strong. Pete
Owens and Ray shau had
wound their lines In and
called u q day. they had ~
fish. some running - high -
five pounds.
When put On the scales the
bass weighed three limits. That's
why the boys quit fishing.
That weight represented more
than 30 pounds. or 10 pounds
and one fish per man.
The fiHh. On display at BIZ
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Caliiornians
Win Pin Cash
Wolk Off With Four
Muior NV. Crowns

PORTLAND California hu~isfz
wefe - their was hems Iasiss
with The fur mainr tIties zisrn
out ~ ths Northwestern later.
national Bowling cunKre=z. which
wound - IN the weeA essd.
Although not = winning scare
wa = y. l D Z record. -
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
sstaraa,.. nssulss

Kansas cltg 3. Toledo :.
AtlSaukse 3. Columbus Z
indianapolis 2. -. Paul :.
Minneapolis -. LouixFiile z.
sundays Results
Toisdo i-5, Kansas City s-1.
indianapolis TO - Paul o.
Louisville 50. Minneapolis ~