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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Aimed at Hunters

Dear Met: What's the country coming to? Our state
especially.
The house Of representatives passes bill that makes
crime to carry gun another mans property without
first having permission from the
That . hunter cannot 20 anywhere without 4
permit Somebody owns all the land.
That against against city
and
Trouble can bill
Washington's the stringent the
nation. That suffice
The would definite the big
know business who ranchers
This just law aimed at the
VINO property
persons living
What's the matter sportsmen department
oportsmens buzdnees concerns! H. r.
Dear r.: I'm that Governor Langh intelligent
eors viii study the bill closely wouldn't worry
how feel This / .
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score Mt the half.
PING PONG PLAY

SuDt SttuIum-kluu, OfhHttkI
Johnson wishman. Greco
Deluecchio. n. Snow and Jones.
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Subs Bells Cebula "a. CALLER
Ca FARRELL Eatonville. j. Morris
%, Lorenzen "a.
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thrill. That natural
of the mapeanes travelling by
rail Tsk tsk! Sacrilegious.
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GAME NO. 8
TACOMA
MOUNT VERNON

Officials: ciin Peek and Jimmy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

\ quarterback goes into the
game with plan of action.
This l. followed with variations
a. the signal callers watches
the defense of the opposition I'm
action. Now IL something goes
wrong they'll. say why did the
coach call that play?
You'll find the games will
he stretched out from Is min
uteS 10 half hour longer. and
that won't help the interest Of
the fans. talked 10 lot of
coaches about II and they are
all against IL. There will likely
he change in this rule before
too long, maybe before the
regular season opens"
The rule received its first trla
IN the All-Star game IN Chicago
The fans found IL most unSatiS
factory as the coaches ran play
crS IN and out ON the variou
downs. Sending in fast runners {,
receive puntS on fourth down anC
other men to cover passes OF
other downs.
II slowed up the game and few
fans were able 10 get any idea o
who was in the game before |
new group took over. The Bears
using the college rule. had Sit
Luckman. their star quarterback
play only on offense. When tn,
Stars took the ball. Luckmal
retired 10 the bench 10 rest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Continued on Page 1877
Dodgers, Cards
Play Twin Bills
Against Cards, Pills
After Being Rained
Out Yesterday

NEW YORK. Sept. 10.-whils
the New York Yankees. champions
of the American League. continued
their preparations today for tbs
great world series crowds that
will be packed in their stadium
next month, the Brooklyn Dodgers
and St Louis Cardinals hoped for
a let up in Indictment weather in
the Midwest 10 enable them to get
on with the business of winning
and losing the National League
pennant.
Both clubs were rained out
bringing on todays
doubleheaders. with the Dodgers
against the Cubs az Chicago and
the Cards against the Philadelphia
Phillies AZ 81. Louis.
The Dodgers had scored one
run when their game was washed
away after the first half of the
second inning The Cards couldn't
even get their series opener with
the pills started.
Thus today as the same clubs
tangled IN their doublehesders
Continued on Page I9)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Army's Fine, but There Are No Bikes

Lew jenkins has added Pompton Lakes y. j. home
to his Miami place Miss Mercedes Marlowe charges
the tennis people wouldn't let her play the Nationals
Forest Hills because she shorts How about yell
low
John A. Barbcr the Detroit bicycle racing man, post
cards from Camp Polk. La:
Getting along just fine Army life is grand-bu
bicycles"
John attached to Co B, 18th Ordnance Brigade
New York Rangers have put the Philadelphia Ramblers
the market They say Walter o. Briggs can't get steel
for towers to be used for lighting system Briggs Stadium
Eddie Bachelor is happy in the Spring Eddie made
bets that the Indians would finish behind the White Sox
gers Looks like he has first stands
good chance of coping the other
Tony Yale the fighter really Anthony Firian Zaleski
On Saturday of this week Man will have DAY"
Wonder if old Red will get ar automobile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

BOSTON. Mass. Sept To- The
Tigers conclude their current as
we'll as they seasons series with
the second place Red SoX al Fen
way Park this afternoon and both
sides Will go all out 10 win.
The Tigers because victory
will give them a 1910 eGCe over
the Hose for the year and keep
them within hailing distance OF the
first division: the Cronlnmen be-
cause a triumph will give them an
even break with tho BcngalS and
assure them of retaining their
slender hold on second place until
AT least, another playing day rolls
around.
Manager Del Baker is counting
on Louis NewSom 10 handcuff the
Fenway fence busters If OF Buck
fails il won't be for want Of trying
He's never forgiven the Hose for
shipping hin down the river 10
the Browns, and if there's any
thing he reliSheS more than a de-
ciSion over his old Boston buddieS
its two victories ove them.
Joe Cronin will, rely on Charlie
broadway Wagner, diminutlve
right-handor. who has finally be-
gun 10 click as a bic league
hoXman after failing TO come up
IN expectations the past three sea-
sons and earlier in the present
campaign.
He's won something Ike eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
u. M. Loses Wise
To EeeferlSe w Ork

JACKSON, Sept 10. - When
Coach Fritz Crisler gets his first
official look al the 1871 Univer-
Sity Of Michigan football squad on
historic Ferry Field today, he
viii undoubtedly be set back by
the absence of Cliff Wise. the lad
who Suhbcd for Tommy Harmon in
the latterS' weafN moments during
last years campaign.
The 2l-year-old Wise, who is
eligible for the draft. will remain
here Al work IN 4 defense indus
try plant for at least a few
months. His bid for enlistment in
,hc United States Naval Reserve
Aviation Corps failed Last week.
His left eye was slightly deficient.
Wise had hoped for acceptance
and subsequent 90-day deferment
to allow him 10 return to Michi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Newsom Again Seeks Revenge on Red Sox
TIGERS WIND UP SERIES WITH BOSTON

This Newsome fellow. a 30-year-
old freshman from san Diego,
where he won % games last year,
gave only four nits as he BANKED
the BengalS, 6 to 0. for his seven
tecnth triumph of the season in
yesterdays opener.
Thus he became the first Fen
way finger TO win more than 10
games IN A semester since Yves
Terrell turned in 20 scalps for the
Hose back in 1886.
Dicks mates. particularly Dom
DiMaggio, made il a breeze for
him by hopping all over Johnny
Corsica for six hits and as many
runs in the first two innings.
DiMag tripled and scored in the
initial stanza Up again with the
bases loaded in the second. he UNI
loaded home run. No 7 his first
grand-Slammer OF the year.
Luther Thomas then took M
the Bengal box burden and carried
IL until tho final frame. when Les
Mueller rookie from Beaumont.
showed up to face only three bat
tiers rs he retired tho side.
After the second Stanza. the
only Boston hit was fourth
frame double by the aforemen-
toned DiMaggio who was thrown
out on his fourth and final time
AZ bat as he hunted in an effort
10 hit for The cycle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

gan. earn three lacking credit
hours and play football.
Money counts right now"
Wise said. IF the navy had
taken me. / would he paid well.
Dad has been i'll for two years
and I'd like 10 help at home,
80 l think I'll stay here on the
job. take exercises 10 help
strengthen my eyes, then apply
again i'm a month or so. l can
always take the three hours nj
Jackson Junior College here"
Although not a great ball car
ricr. Wise performed brilliantly
whenever called upon in the pass
ing and punting departments HI
was considered the equal of Har
mon in ability TO pass accurately
by Earl Martineau, Michigan
haCkGeld coach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
NJ. Coaches Hit
New Sub Rule
At 1941 Debut
Crisler Says New
Regulation Is Sure to
Slow Up Games
By EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. Sept 10 With
the first games still several weeks
in the future the coaches are
unanimous IN their condemnation
Of one of tho rule changes made
since last season
Coach II. O. Fritz CriSlcr OF
University of Michigan is tho
latest 10 speak out against the
unlimited substitution rule passed
last Winter. Crislcr was dis
cussIng the season in general
while his team was on the field
getting is picture taken Official
practice starts TODAY. so 10 avoid
any criticism OF jumping the gun
the entire coaching staff was
cloScted with tho boss while the
team was M uniform.
THE new rule on subs u
sure 10 slow up the game.
There was no demand for the
rule, in fact the coaches CONF
mittee on rules just asked that
boy be allowed 10 return Ia
the game each period. That's
enough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
0ne-Hit Pitching
Wins in Glass {

Sevcn-Mile Merchants routed St
StanlSlaus. Ito last night in a
Class c semiflnal contest of The
Detroit Times softball tournament
Dan Sheridan. 1S-yeaT-old south.
paw. allowed tho losers only one
hit.
In two Detroit Softball ASSocla.
tion plavoff games Hudson Rolice
defeated PhilconS. so. and Defou
walloped Briggs Manufacturing,
S-l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

than the remember, has finally thrown
away the indicator after IS years Of
official.
Buddy Baer is gray % So California joined
the NBAhe provinces be slowly but surely crowd
ing Car Michael Jacobs monopoly Joe Vela manager
Of Gus Lesnevch received fuough from the army second
Gus against Tami Maruelo
Connie Mack has another grandson. his tenth born
70 Mrs. Elizabeth McCiiicuddy Nolen In Philadelrha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Thomas Is First
4. of VI. aSuaIfN

The FIRST ScmlCaSualty OF tho
football sea son il Al Thomas.
former Coolc, High School track
and football star Al reported
al Michigan il pounds under
weight
ITS like this" Al explained.
"All Summer long ! have been
worrying about the Fall. Should
I go out for football or save
myself for track. worried ~
much lost all that weight.
But finally decided To try my
hand on the grid squad"
He Is fast and Shifty and has
an excellent chance TO make a
berth with the Wolverines. That
j., If he gets his weight back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Unknown Golfer
.Upsets Champ

BROOKLINE. Mass, Sept. 10
Headed by two former champions
and a sensational New York state
dark horse" who upset the golfng
world by ouSting the defending
champion. the second and third
rounds of match play open today
in the forty-fifth annual National
Women's Golf championship
Miss Janet Younker of White
Plains, n. Y. a virtual unknown
in golfng circles outside her own
section, touched off the dynamite
by winning, | up, from Miss Betty
Jameson of San Antonio. Tex,
winner Of the past two years. And
she did il the hard way. coming
Continued on Pare I2l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
CONNIE MACK HAS TENTH GRANDSON

Ted Williams gone hitless in only Is games thus far
this Among the pitchers who held the Boston
sugge saetes Schooboy Rowe Buck Newsom and
Johnny Corsica Dick Barel former Tiger who is now
playing with the New York Giants had bet down
Ball Player Mrs Frank Navns horse down in front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

keep every one-2,700 softball
players from all over the United
States. Canada and Puerto Rico,
and an expected capacity crowd
in complete suspense until the
very Fast minute before the initial
softball action of the tournament
gets underway.
Who will play the powerful de-
Tending champions? That's the
question which will keep both
players and spectators on pins and
needles while the gala pageantry
makes its bid for interest.
No team is over-anxious to be
drafted from the fish bowl as the
opening night opponent for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Edwards Works Harder Than Players

Edwards Detroit Lions coach in pracsos, gets down
into the limo and works harder than the PLAYERS Yesterday
Of the Lions protested against the coachs enthusiastic
bumps and threatened repnsals
Here am, brother, come and get me- Edwards ac
ceptcd the challenge
Greasy Neae- Of the Philadelphia has
sacked punt and single wing stuff he used al Yale
for the Wanted "T formation George Halas de-
claes Lueknah efthe Chicago Bears is the best
quarterback he has lncidenty Bernie Master
former Bears who taught Luckman the pro
technique is now backfed coach al CCLA
Judging by this years defeats by the Bears Cleveland
Rams, New York Giants from II is going to be
tough seding for all teams Coaches complain that
A-Sars seriously for the pro competition
The games Just lark 10 them
The Chicago Cardinals have released Bill McCiannon,
Notre Dame haback who a member OF the Al-Star
squad at Chicago His weight against him Joe
Sydahar the Bears captain Of police at steel mills IN
Wierton West Virginia, when not playing football
has abandoned his part-tme journalistic
career give his attention 10 coaching the Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
DENLY Hiqh Gridders Lose Two Linemen

team after suffering a broken les
and broken arm, a. a result OF
being thrown from a horse Joe
Mavarak tho other lineman. re-
turned 10 school but has dropped
football.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

SdrnO, sports photographer WIN II
now being besieged with demands for
tips -.
Jim O'Leary, Boston, who is still
writing baseball will celebrate his
eightieth birthday September IA .
Luke Sewel thinks Bobby Muncrief OF
the Browns is destined 10 be great
pitcher Joe Cronin says that Phil
Rizzuto Of the Yanks is the best bunter
he ever saw "He doesn't tip You
off when he is going to bunt," the Red
Sox manager explains lncldently'
the talk from Boston is that Cronin
will play third base next year.
Coach Fritz Crisler Of Michigan re-
yeals that he had a tryout with the
White Sox in 1922 E. he was pitcher
and lasted one batting practice
800 lilo SLr-rnaLptG" CriGlpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

Coach Jimmy Stout Of DENLY
High. will be without the services
of his two regular guards Of 1910
IL was learned today.
Jerry Tomlinson is lost to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
SOffbaIlers Fly
To Tourney Here

Softball history was made
Tuesday night when a chartered
plane landed AT City Airport
carrying the first team ever
flown to the world championship
games The precedent-breakers
were the Merrill e. Usher Steel
men of Worcester. Mass, New
England champions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
World SOftbdI
Tourney Makes
Debut Tonight
Against Cubs, Pills
to Meet Champions
at Last Minute
Copyright by Detroit Times. An ri,h,, reserved.
BY SHELDON MOVER

No Hollywood script writer
could weave a more tense and exc
citing situation, a more suspense
packed occasion, than the one
which will be unraveled tonight
as the World Softball champion
ships open AT 8 o'clock for the
second straight year at University
of Detroit Stadium
According 10 advance billing,
tonight's setting should make last
years opening ceremonies look
like a SWaStika would look now
in Moscow.
In 1910 the tournament was
moved 10 Detroit with less than
10 days notice But for tonight's
Iopening, scores of workers with
hundreds Of ideas have been work.
linz night and day to provide
softball-conscious Detroit with the
most picturesque setting ever laid
4 before the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
KEEP UP SUSPENSE

Linked behind the extensive
preparations and program is the
highlight of the evening, an event
that ordinarily would be carried
out with little or no fanfare. In
stead officials have arranged to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

"They hi them by Ike sky-fOcktts' VT1sIeT IL
called
n The Sox brought him up from University OF Chcago
kote TO Fred Mandel-I would be 10 s. aside nice
big for Sefrdge Field soldiers for home
games played the Lions American League aendances
are up in six cities Detroit and St. Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
GOOD FOR NEITHER

"\ov IL looks n though the
coaches will try 10 quarterback
their clubs. That's not good
either for the coach or the team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Fever Forces Goodrich
To Quit Titan Eleven
By HAROLD KAHL

What was 10 be renewal Of a
friendly rivalry for fullback that
started in high school days between
AL Goodrich and Al Schmidt was
broken up today on the University
Of Detroit football squad when the
former was forced 10 quit because
OF rheumatic fever.
Goodrich. a veteran If two sea-
sons. broke the had news to Coach
Gus Dorais yesterday. lie said he
had TO give up football on the
advice Of mis- family physician
His departure not only was n
hard blow 10 DoraiS, who was
counting on him heavily to FIJI the
fullback position, but sad one for
the young man himself. Only Mon
day the first day Of practice.
Goodrich and Schmidt We're re.
calling their prep days at L. Of d.
High.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

Cardinals . .. The Cards VIII prooap!y
need Jim 4lA-4+it- attention -.-.
Billy Hiucnbrard, 6-foot l-inch 2O5-
pound Indiana criddcr is being hailed as
another George Gipp -. Maj. Theo-
dore 3. Bank. former University of
Michigan player and later coach at
university Of Idaho is now an army
khletic officer =. Able Booth, former
Yale star. is coaching the Stratford
Rams, a Connecticut independent pro
football team
Coach Steve Owen Of the New
York football Giants, likes Superior
Wis, as a training camp 49,.
Only three days rain in 81"
Owen explained 49,.
Ollie Anderson. who used To UNI
pire up around Superior more years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
WAS HIS UNDERSTUDY

Goodrich was senior and
Schmidt a sophomore in 1887. OR
the football team Schmidt was
Goodrich's understudy al fullback
the same role he was TO fill again
this season on the L. Of D. squad
Goodrich greeted Schmidt with the
following remark:
well, well, I see my old
underStudy il back again. You
took good care of fullback at L.
of ID. High when I left and I'm
sure YOU will here when 70.
I'm glad TO have YOU back again
a. teammate."
Little did Goodrich know then
matter nf- II hours -ea4-
leEiatc career was going 10 come
10 an abrupt ending. Little did
Schmidt know then he was 10 be
called upon 10 fan his friend 5
shoes so quickly But that's the
way matters stand.
Goodrich is the second fullback
.letterman lost. Clyde Pops John
son. with whom Goodrich shared
the position last year, was picked
off in the draft
As a result DoraiS has no OK
perienced boy left for the Job.
With Johnson and Goodrich doing
most of the playing Jack Pearl
saw little service last season. Clark
Tyzinski a good looking prospect
from East High, Erie, Pa, expects
TO be indicted into the army any
day Like Schmidt he also is a
sophomore.
To strengthen full back Dorai,
plans TO shift Bob Pollard. a
sophomore from Catholic Central.
from quarterback. In high school
he was a fullbaCk.
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The Daily Monitor Popularity
Continues 70 grew every day.
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Attoek Aimed ot Himself,
Lindber9h, He CIoims
Whsslsfs Postcards e Army offiesrs
Nesr 'Subvsvsivsf Line. Seimsen Ssys

doubt his sincerity, his integrity
or his patriotism"
OPP0SI1I x1UB
Tho 90mson statement WA
wholly unfair, Van Nuys de-
clared, becoues Il eavo ~ I'M
preston that vEheolor hod been
circuIaTixing tie Army. "Just
The oppoGite w. Axsna~ Van
NuyS aaid.
THE Prevalent and Socsetary
Knox are sseking q smear
Lindbergh and myself wheel
or asserted, adding that this
smear campaign n very fiat
tering to ~, becauDe they would
not attack u unless they re-
garded u ~ effective opposi-
ton"
Wheeler ana the President
have had q running battle Of
words for months, md the Mon
tAna Senator declared today that
the administration 'must be ret
Ting worried that the over
whelming majority Of the Am
erican people agree that we
should not get into this war"
He said recent administration
Iteps substantiated his earlier
contention that they are seek
ne to get VI into war: they are
'eeking to plow under every
'ourth American boy"
When Wheeler made the
'plow under" statement several
months ago. Mr.. Roosevelt term
dastardly.
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General Saws
Troops Favor
Long Draft

oWASEINGTON. July 2S-(R
Major GenAral Milton A. Rec
kord. commander of the 10th
division. testified today that 90
Per cent Of the men and ali the
officers In his division were in
favor Of extended military serv-
Ice ~ the need exists"
Frankly, ! think the need ex.
lists" he told the House mill.
tary' committee.
Reckord raid he believed tho
nation was In grave peril and
asserted he thought the way to
solve the problem was for con-
greB to declare national emer-
gency and give the president the
right 70 retain selectees and ma
tional guardmen beyond one
year.
Don't tie the hands of the
war department in this situa-
tion." he urged, advocating also
that people stop writing foolish
letterD on the subject.
Asked whether he knew of any
high officials" circulating the
men q his division to oppose ex-
tension OF service. Rockford said
he knew only what he had read
about the matter. At that point:
he said he thought it was IAN
situation when q group
Ipreads propaganda and urges
people to write letters oppos-
Ing the proposed extension of
military service.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-25
NYA Seeks
Applicants

. ApDlications will Be received
to I'LL ten openings In the NYA
Woodworking project In the Old
Water Works Building, Shady
Side Park, County Supervisor
Donald N. Rogers announced to-
day. George Sharp, former Pom
tiac Workshop director, today
assumed charge d the local Of
flee In the absssaes Of Harry W.
Anderson.
Rogers pointed out that the
applicants must be between 10
and = years old. ard y1hem-
ploysd.
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FiaISins | !
70 Fly Coast


o6AN FRANCISCO. Jaly H.
Qakiny . lessnn hum Dun
kegQas .and the peiesless "a
rendered TIE British by ! mot
ley volunt0sr h6et q sznaIl
boAtsL III Navy 4 orennisine a
auxiliary - small craft along
IT, Pacific Coast for elooe n
patrol work in case q xeer.
The little nshing ana pleasure
boats that ply coastal w1ters.
and know every inlet ana bar
are being mobilized By IL nun
dredS and arrano ernents hive
been made - At them with snit-
able gums Y Z coast defsnse en-
ersency arises.
ON VOLUNTEER BASES
II il oil being done on Z VOL
unteer basis, twelfth naval dis
triet officers say. Skipper,
along with their crews, are BE-
ing indicted into the naval re-
serve q San Francisco, Mon
terey, Eureka and Z dozen other
port towns along the West
Coast.
The larger craft will mount
machine guns" . Navy spokes-
man explained. Perhaps even