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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Gonzaga Gridder
In Federal Court

SAN FRANCISCo-Peter Con-
ners, Gonzaga university football
star. has an eye on professional
gridiron career. He has year
of competition left. and "a foot
ball star shines brightest In his
senior year" he maintains.
But draft board No. l of Silver
Bow county. Montana. also wants
Corners for Uncle Sans army.
The draft board refused to look
upon football as an essential aca-
demic study and ordered Corners
into the army.
Corners appealed To District
Judge James Baldwin OF Mon
tana and won n preliminary
Injunction TO defer his army
training.
Today draft board No. i OF Sill
yer Bow county, Montana. had a
petition before the U. s. circuit
court Of appeals. II demands the
higher court reverse the ruling
Of Judge Baldwin which inferred
Corners football future was more
essential than his army training.
On Oct. 20. the circuit court
viii rule whether il will set aside
Judge Baldwin's injunction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
LUTHERAN AVALANCHE BURIES SAVACES, ~ TO
iqers Nose Out Walla Walla. 81
Benefit Smoker
Plans Released

Tacoma's own 1o3rd Anti-Tanl
battalion VIII get all the proceeds
from a big boxing and wrestling
smoker which will be held October
- at the srmory. It was an
nounced today by Paul Walker
chairman % the Young Mems
Business club committee promot-
ing the event
The Anti-Tankers viii be able "a
buy needed athletic equipment with
the profits, Walker pointed out.
The show will include other fea-
lures besides boxing and wrestling.
sixteen Fort Lewis soldiers are
working out at the YMCA prepar-
Ing for the smoker.
Besides Walker. the YMBC COM
mittee is composed of Harry
House. Frank Walters. Dave Tuel.
Charles Mady. George Marvin, Ted
Haakinson, Helmet Jueling and
"Oil" Gosney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Loggers Play Tonight

Both teams are primed for the
game despite injuries which may
keep some regulars from starting
the tussle. The Vikings opened
their season last week with 1870
win over Linfield while the Log
gers lost to Eastern Washington.
40. at Cheney.
The Lumberj Jacks will be out to
repeat their 1910 victory of last
year. which triumph. incidentally,
was the only verdict which North
west conference teams have taken
over Winko league teams since
1888.
The Vikings. on the other hand.
will be out to revenge that hlemish
on the Winko leagues escuheheon
and Coach c. F. Chuck" Lappen-
busch is reported to have con-
cocted some potent touchdown
brew for the Loggers.
Coach Leo Frank mas also done
little connecting for the Loggers
and the Puget Sound attack. which
missed on few cylinders last
week. is expected 10 function like
clockwork tonight
Mel Blanchard, who won himself
starting berth last week. il still
on the shelf with a troublesome
Charley-horse and Tom Barker.
reserve wingman. viii get the
starting call tonight.
The Vikings scored both of their
touchdowns last week on passes BY
Stan Targus but the Loggers are
all ready to stop this aerial as
ssult
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Ducks Down
Vandals,
81 to 7

EUGENE The University ol
Oregon webfoots out-powered th'
University Of Idaho vandals, n Il
:. in a rain-drenehed contest last
night before $500 spectators.
Tho Ducks scored the minute
they came into possession of the
ball. Halfhack Tommy Robin
sprinted 81 yards to Idaho's eleven
where the vandals committed two
offsides and Robin punched over
Jim Newquist converted.
Robin also set mp the see-
ond Oregon score by returning
punt 20 yards. following
which Curtis Mecham ran s.
yards 10 n touchdown on
bootleg" sweep around end.
Idaho scored In the second quar-
ter when Hank Crowley recovered
tumble on the Oregon IS, and
In IL plays punched TO the one
yard line from where Bill Michlin
plunged over.
A poor 1s-yard punt by Hanson
in the fourth period gave Oregon
the ball on Idaho's 32-yard line and
the Ducks then waded down to the
10 from where Curley Mecham
scored Oregon ran mp 525 yards
and II first downs TO 1daho's u
yards and three first downs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Deer Hunting
Opens Sunday

sEATTLE-Washington's 90. 900
deer hunters take to the hills and
the woods this weekend for the
seasons opening at sunrise tomor-
row.
North central and eastern Wash
ington again will draw the largest
share of hunters. In western Wash
ington. blscktail prospects were
excellent In Clallam and Mason
counties, and better than fair In
portions Of Grays Harbor, Island.
Thursfon, snohomish counties and
WILDLY island.
The season ends at sunset Oct.
2s.
II appeared that Okanogan will
continue TO lead other counties. al
though closure of three reserves
probably will mean a lower deer
kill than last years 3.76s deer
bagged in that county.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
COOL OFF SAvAGES

COOL OFF SAVAGES
The third touchdov'1 came
quickly after the Luthera MS had
cooled off the Savages' on drive
into Lutheran territory in the first
half.
Sartain's courtyard buck TO the
Luther 40 had just put the Saw
ages into PIC territory for the
first time when Mary Harshman
intercepts Gilmore's pass.
However, officials ruled pass in
reference on the play and gave
the Savages a first down on the
Luther 81. A five-yard offside
penalty on the Luthers showed the
Gladiators back to the 20.
Gilmore again attempts TO pass.
North and Polillo rush in. bat the
ball high in the air and George
Fallstrom intercepted on the Luth-
eran IS
Two plays after Harshman broke
through left guard like mad bull,
swerved to the right. then outran
two Cheney tacklers all the way to
the goal line, Ga yards away. Stan
Fries placekicked the conversion
TO make the halftime score. 200.
Midway in the third period the
Lutherans headed towards paydirt
again. Tommervik intercepted Gil
more's pass on the Luther "a
Six plays later Tommervik, ap-
parently trapped, pitched to Lums-
den on the courtyard line for a gain
of rs yards. Three plays later
Mary Harshman hit left guard for
the touch down. Tommervik's
placekick was good
After that the reserves carried
the torch for the Luthers, and all
during the fourth period the Saw
ages were held at bay, only once
driving into PIC territory.
Then Don D'Andrea knocked
down one pass and intercepted the
next one TO give the Luthers DOS
session of the ball at the end of
the game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
BENTON 20. Auburn O

AUBURN - Renton's defending
champion Indians opened their
1871 Puget Sound conference foot
ball season with a 200 victory
over Auburn Trojans here last
night.
Power marches with Bud
Sloan and Ed Walt alternat-
ing, scored the first two Rem
ton touchdowns with Sloan
going over for both fallies.
Sloan added one conversion on
buck.
On the opening kickoff of the
second half, Auburn let the ball
sit in the end zone and Bob Austin,
Renton end, fell on it for a touch
down. Walt added the extra point
on a reverse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Gonzaga Defeats
COLLEGE OF Idaho

NAMPA, Ida.-Nampa jumped
the gun on the bowl season last
night by introducing the Lettuce
Bowl game and setting the Con
zaga University Bulldogs on the
College of Idaho eleven.
Gonzaga won. II to 0, running
up Is first downs to two for the
Idaho squad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Roy IS. Orting o
ROYAL Jones pac,

koh-Al Jones paced Roy Lynx
TO 1910 victory over Orting
Cards here yesterday. Jones
bucked over the first touchdown
from the three-yard line in the
second quarter and tailed again
In the same period by running
back an intercepted pass 40 yards.
Harold Snow went around end
ten yards for a third period touch
down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Kopowsin Wins. rs

FEDERAL WAY - Kapowsir
Loggers came from behind to de-
feat Federal Way Eagles. rs
here yesterday in a game which
saw all the scoring take place in
the fourth quarter.
Dick Bucks s0-yard pass to
Bill Garner tied up the score
and Cody Miller bucked over
the winning tally. George
Stark plunged over from the
seyen-yard line with the Eagle
touchdown.
The Loggers nearly scored in
the first half when Garner caught
pass and was driven out of
bounds on the six-inch line a.
the halftime gun sounded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06

NATURALIZATION college
defeated st. Martins college of
Olympia, 80. here yesterday In a
football game somewhat marred
by wet weather.
Clarence Rebkey, Lnfield
halfback, kicked field goal
In the third quarter for the
only score of the game.
Sinclair. a st. Martins halfback.
did most of the gaining for the
visitors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06

Cheney guard. on the savages' IL
yard line.
This time the Savages worked
the bali up to their own 3e-ysrd
line when they made fatal mis-
take. trying to make first and
ten" on fourth down and missing
BY exactly one-half inch.
The Lutherans took over. Tom
mervik passed to Tommy Hoskins
on the Cheney is and Hoskins
sprinted to the three-yard line be-
fore being driven out Of bounds.
Then Harshman powered into
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
GRID RESULTS

Oregon Al. Idaho :.
GonzAga IL. College OF Idaho o
coilege OF Pacific 6. Chico State o
Pacific Lutheran ~. Eastern wash
ington o.
Linfield 3. ST. Martins o.
University Of San Francisco 7
Nevada 8.
Whittier T. California Aggies Q.
San jose state c. Fort Ord g.
BAYLOR IL. Denver O
Brigham Young 26. greeley State 0
Western Maryland g. Maryland 6.
Carnegie Tech IL Albright O.
Geneva Q. Washington and Jeffer-
son o.
Manhattan Is. George Washing
ton O.
Morsvian Is. Lebanon Valley g.
Temple as. VMl IS
Memphis State IL. Mfllsaps G.
Austin Is. Arkansas Teachers Is.
Denison 81. Mount Union @.
wittenoerv Is. Muskingum O.
Kent State rs. Findiay o.
Western state IA, Butler 6.
Coz 6. Beioit 0.
- Thomas 70. St OLAF 7.
Akron 8. Bowling Green o.
Texas Tech 1s. Oklahoma Agvies Q
Rockhurst 10, william Jewell 0.
Detroit s.. Wayne University Q.
Midland Is. Peru IS.
OTTAWA 6. Mcpherson O
Culver Stockton Is. Tarkio 7.
Drake 8. Grinnell Q.
Creighton is. ST. Louis 8
Wayne 81. Nebraska Wesleyan !.
Eniporis 90. washburn Il.
Maker n. Bethany O.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Dons Score Over
Nevada Wolfpack

SAN FRANCISCO - The Uni
versity of San Francisco Dons to-
day had chalked up their first VIC
tory for their new coach, jeff
Cravath-a to win over the
University of Nevada Wolves.
Nevada held the offensive
throughout the first period. and n
s 20 0 edge by virtue of an IL yard
field goal by Rex Daniels, left end.
A half mintue before halftime.
Sammy tombstone passed "a yards
to Vic Ramus for touchdown to
put the Dons in the lead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
White Sox Win

CHTCAGO-Their 6-4 victory last
night provided the White Sox with
a two game edge over the Cubs
today as the two teams squared
off for the third game OF Chicago's
city series. They play again to-
night under the lights Of Comiskey
park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Dad Siagg S Boys
Win so Encounter

STOCKTON - The College of
Pacific Tigers earned narrow
10 win over Chico State In n
Far Western conference football
game here last night. The Tigers
scored in the first period. then
battled Chico to a standstill for
the balance of the game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Bells Lose, 60

CHEHALIS-Chehalis Bearcats
chalked up their first victory Of
the season here last night by de-
feating Bellarmine Lions. go. II
was the first defeat Of the year
for the Tacoma prepsters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Eofonville Forfeits
- A

EATONNILLE - A halftime de-
bate over whether Glover Park
footballers were being burned by
lime ended in Eatonville Cruisers
FORGETTING their Pierce County
league game TO the visiting War
riors here yesterday. Glover Park
was leading, 100. at the half.
Eatonville Coach Lou Grant said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Highline l3. Buckley o

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES over two
touchdowns the first half and
using reserves the last two periods.
Highline Pirates opened their 1941
Puget Sound conference season
with a 1870 victory over Buckley
Mountaineers.
Little Ed Niehl scored both
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Sumner l3. Kent 7

KENT - Pop Keeney's razzle-
dazzle Sumner Spartans rolled up
20 first downs here last night in
defeating Kent Vandals. 1871, for
Summers first Puget Sound con-
ference football victory in several
seasons.
Tom Ruffin, sophomore fullback,
scored both Summer touchdowns
after Kiyoshi okada had packed
the ball in long gamers to the
shadow of the goal posts.
In the second quarter.
Okada went "a yards on a re-
verse to the Kent six-yard
line, and two plays later Ruff
fin powered over from the
four-yard line. Okada swept
left end for the conversion.
Jim Hogan's pass to Okada for
gain of rs yards TO the Kent 12-
yard line set up Ruffin's three
yard touchdown smash.
Kent scored in the last three
minutes on a 25-yard reverse. The
Vandals made six first downs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Cup Playoff
Rained Out

sEATTLE-The first game of
the Pacific Coast league shaugh-
messy playoff between Sacramento
and Seattle was ralned out last
night. and n dottblehesder will be
played tonight. weather permit
ting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Puyallup Wins
Puget Opener
Sumner Cholks Up
Victory at Kent
PUGET SOUND CONFERENCE
Puyallup IS. Enumeiaw s.
sumner IS, Kent :.
Renton 20. Auburn o.
Highline Is, Buckley o.

PUYALLUP-Puyallup Vikings
scored four touchdowns last night
but only two counted as the Carl
sparks-cosched gridders opened
their 1e41 Puget Sound conference
race with 1876 victory over
Enumclaw Tigers.
Gail Bruce had to do an encore
on his I4-yard touchdown pass
snatch from Ken Spooner in the
fourth quarter before officials
would allow the score. on the
first heave. a Puyallup player was
found to be using his hands on
offense.
Enumclaw had knotted the
score mt SOC In the third period
when Warren Jensen went
over from the three-yard line
10 climax n 92-yard march.
The Vikings had scored in the
second period when Norm Sturm
doomed over from the one-yard
line after breaking through right
tackle for 80 yards to the three
yard line.
After catching another pass for
the conversion on the second
touchdown. Bruce later intercepted
an Enumclaw pass and lateraled to
Sturm, who raced TO a touchdown
but penalty nullified the score.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06

logged the gridiron and caused fro
quent fumbles.
IN the first quarter the Blue
Devils recovered = Stadium
tumble on the Bengal i4-yard
line. Paul Garland packed the
hall 10 the one-foot line and
Milt Eggers went over for the
touchdown on n quarterback
sneak. Meiton's conversion
was good.
The Bengals came right back
and drove to the VAIL six-yard
line where Jack Melton intercepted
on the two-yard line and returned
10 the Blue Devil 20-yard line.
HILTBRUNN STARS
Smashing defensive line play by
Dick Hiltbrunn pushed the Blue
Devils back on their own goal
line in the third quarter.
Here half of the Stadium
forward wall broke through to
block q VAIL punt. which
bounded out Of the end zone
for m automatic safety.
In the fourth quarter Stadium
opened its victory march from Its
own 22-yard line finally scoring
when Paul Jacobsen, Bengal full
back, doomed over from the five
yard line. The conversion was
missed.
Walla Walla ! 0 o 81
Stadium ... o o 80
Cross-State high school football
league play last night saw UNI
defeated Stadium of Tacoma exc
out an ST victory over Walls
walla and the championship
Everett Seagulls blank Seattle
Prep. 1910
Larry Hatch. Everett half
hack. made all points for his
team. scoring two touchdowns
and an extra point.
Wenatchee remained In unde
feated ranks with a sparkling 25-'
victory over Yakima. A e2-yart
run by Left Halfback Thrapl
brought one touchdown. II wal
Wenatchee's third straight victor,
this season under a new coach
Frank Conway, formerly of Csstl'
Rock.
Bellingham went to Vancouver
B. c.. and lost 2o-6 to colleg
team there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06

touchdowns, racing around left end
for two yards in the first period
and taking a courtyard pass from
brother Ted Niehl TO score in the
second period. Flynn converted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06

Pacific Lutheran-Subs.: Grieb.
FaIlstrom, Spear. sloppy. kapus,
Pflueger, Hoskins. Larson, Hol-
land. Isfur. D'Andrea. Hughes,
Ekern. Sehlanbusch. Bratlie, Du-
bois, kyle, Yamada, Eggen, Fries,
Mallerl
Eastern Washington-Subs. :
Baker, Perrault, Wilson, Taylor.
Philleo, Johnson. Roach. Winnett.
Skov. Bonner. Lowe, Nye. Crum-
packer, Fox. Gilmore, KILN. Koch,
Lothspeich. johnson, stewar
Nillak. Rem, Sartain, Holmes,
saterlee. Heimbigner.
Official: John kennery, Con
zaga. referee: Abe Cohn. Michigan.
umpire: Burt Beal. Kansas. head
linesman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Marv Harshman Scores Four
Touchdowns in Winko Opener
Poetic Lutheran Fullbock Runs Wild;
Goes 64 Yards for Third Score of Come
By HAROLD SHAW

Pacific Iutherans aerial circus put Eastern Washington
Savages through the hoops last night at the stadium and
with Mary Harshman in the rngmaster role the Gadiaors
opened their Winko league season with smashing 20
he rist from Cheney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06

Harshman turned in the
greatest game of his career,
scoring all four touchdowns.
with one. a 64-yard scamper
through the entire bewildered
Savage eleven. being the high
light of a one-sldeo contest
before $500 fans.
The Lutherans, as is their Gus
tom. started slow, only checking
in one touchdown in the first
quarter. added two more in the
second, scored again in the third
canto. then dropped the curtain
when Coach Cliff Olson completed
the game with reserves.
Red-shirted. white-helmeted
and full of fire, the Savages
halted the first Lutheran goal
line march but the next time
the Glads got possession of
the hall they scored ~ quick
that Cheney hardly knew what
happened.
Mary Tommervik returned y
Cheney punt to the Lutheran AZ
yard line. The "Tommygun
threw one incomplete pass, then
the fireworks started.
NORTH TAKES LATERAL
Tommervik tossed perfect
strike into the hands of Sterling
Harshman on the Cheney 4S-yard
line. Ster laterals the pigskin to
Marty North who carries the ball
TO the Cheney 26-yard stripe.
Here Mary Harshman cracked
right tackle for three yards. Ster
Harshmsn adds one on a reverse.
Then Tommervik pitches one down
the middle to Mary Harshman on
the Cheney 12-yard line. With two
Lutherans on the flanks waiting
for laterals. the Cheney safety
man froze in his tracks and Harsh
man crosses the goal line stand
ing up.
Tommervik added the extra
point by placekick, the first
of two conversions made by
"Tommygun' durin the
game.
The Luthers were started on
their way to their second touch
down at the end of the first quar-
ter. Ster Harshman had opened
the march by intercepting Gill
more's pass on the Cheney 40-yard
line.
Tommervik then bree c d
through right tackle for Is yards
to the Cheney IS. Here Tommy
Lumsden hit left guard for three
yards but a holding penalty set
the Lutherans back on the Cheney
81. An attempted lateral lost two
more as the quarter ended.
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Western Washington

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officialsFrank Gillian, Heinrich umpire;
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no Eatonville players were burned
and doubted if the Glover Park
players were chafed from lime.
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Bengal Rally
Wins Tussle
Touchdown. Sofety
Figure in Victory

CROSS-STATT RESULTS
Stadium 4. Walla Wails :.
Everett Is. Seattle Prep q.
Wcnatcher Is. Yakima o..
Nen-league.
WALLA WALLA - Duplicating
their 1899 feat. Stadium Tigers Of
Tacoma came from behind TO de-
feat walla walla Blue Devils. 5
TO Z. IN an opening cross-State
league game here last night on
Borieske field.
The game was played in
drenching rainstorm which water