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Evening star., 1941-10-23
Sports Dresses, '8'7'

Uere SI4.9S and more
100 OF rayon in plain colors and
prints Of green, luggage. gray,
aqua, blue and red. Sizes II
10 A..
IL Jacket Dresses Of rsyon in
green. navy, yellow, blue and
brown. Sizes II to 40. Were
S35 and more. Now 1885
SpoRrswEAR, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Women to Hear
Col. Breckinridee

"The War and After" will be the
subject of discussion by Col. Henry
Breckenridge at the luncheon meet
ing of the Women's National Demo-
cratic Club at 1890 pm. Monday
at club headquarters. Col. Breck-
inridge, who was Assistant Secre-
tary of War in President Wilson Is
administration, will come to Wash
ington directly from. Toronto, where
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Sigma Kappa Plans
Tea for Secretary

Miss Betty Spencer, national
travelling secretary of Sigma Kappa
Sorority, will be entertained here
this week end by zeta Chapter,
which will give tea in her honor
Sunday at the chapter rooms.
Guests at the tea will include presi-
dents of other sororities and mem
bers of the Panhellenic Association
of George Washington University.
Miss Spencer will visit Beta zeta
Chapter at the University of Mary
land following her visit here.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Utility Cabinets and Ward
robes Reduced $50
and More

Slightly imperfect Whte-fnshed metal.
Broom Cabinets. Were s59 Now--------------S44
4 Linen Cabinets Were 81 95. NoW--------S S3.65
= Linen Cabinets Were IS e5 NoW-------------- 4.45
l Linen Cabinet Was So 75 Now---------------S $3.50
2 Under sink Cabinets Were S265 Now--------- S1.95
Wall Cabinet Was $595. Now S445
d Utility Cabinets Were 1895 Now----- $50
Wall Cabinets. 1925 1918
( Itity Cabinets Were s4 25 Now------------ S3.15
z Utility Cabinets Were s375 Now------------ s2.75
z Iarpe Size Wardrobes Were sl495 Now S1095
6 Medium Size Wardrobes Were S6 95 Now S5.25
Medium Size Wardrobes. Were S795. Now------S S595
: Medium Size Wardrobes. Were $685.. Now 1918
Kitchen Cabinets, 24x66 inches Were $3.50 NOW Slls5
so Ironing Tables 54nch foldup when not in use
We're 81 5o Nov SI25
Muscher Porcelain top Kitchen Tables, 40nch large size
CUTLERY drawer Were s12 Now ------- S1.95
Metal Vegetable Cabinets, white red Were
$295.
Black and Brass Fireplace Spark Guard Was $3.50. Now
sS.75
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FIooR-Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Juvenile Dresses, sI'45
We're sos

Were SI.oS
Is of cottons in checks. plaids and
prints. Red, blue and green. Sizes
3 to 6 years.
20 Cotton Gabardine Shorts In blue brown.
peach or rose. Sizes 2. 3, 4 and years
Less than Il price Now
JuvENrIs APPAREL, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1941-10-23

Miss Helen Zentmyer, assistant
deans.
Alpha Epsilon Alpha, the Wash
ington alumnae chapter. will honor
Mrs. Mexican at a luncheon today
at the Kennedy-Warren Hotel.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Furs Reduced

All prices pIas Wfc
Two-skn Silver Fox Scarf Was s95 Now-------s12250
Two-skn Silver Fox Scarf Was $3.50 Now s17250
dyed Squirrel Coat, Il Was 1926. Now s215
Squirrel Coat 16 Was S298 Now--S189
Tipped Raccoon Coat, size 6. Was 1858 Now S175
Jap Mink Jackets, sizes IA and 16 Less than L price
Now SIS9
Backdyed Kidkin Jackets sizes AZ and 40 Were $685.
l Silver Fox Stole Less than u price
Silver Fox Cape 20. Was s368. s255
Three e-skin Mink dyed Kolnsky scarfs. Were $50 95
Fur SALON, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Juniors Summer
Dresses, 'I As and SIS
Less than half-brice

IS frocks of cotton, rayon sharkskin,
spun rayon and rayon jersey in
prints, checks and combinations.
White, blue, green. yellow, pink and
red in the group, sizes II to Is.
Is Juniors Skirts, in dirndl and pleated
styles, sizes II to Is. Colors in the group
include red, blue, aqua, yellow. toast and
prints. Shantung-weave rayon, rayon
sharkshn, rayon crepe and spun rayon.
Less than II price s2.95
20 Wool and Angora Blend Sweaters, short
sleeved slipon style with classic neckline in
yellow. sizes 80 to 36. Were S. Now S2.95
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Mrs. .Dougher Away

Mrs. John Allan Dougherty has
gone to Westport, Conn, for few
days to look after her summer home
there.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Travel Pajamas, '3.s'

" ere yS.y5
7 consisting of white blouse with
red or blue trousers in rayon
print. Sizes IL, Is and 20.
2 Wool Flannel Tipped House
Coats in rose. Slightly soiled.
Sizes IL and l8. Were s1o.95.
NOW S6.95
NEGLIeEIs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Save on Clothing for
Your Younger Generation
Juniors Pajamas, IS
Less than !, price
Less than !, price

18 Of cotton multicolor stripes IN
tailored 2-piece style Sizes II to IS.
20 pairs Juniors Pinafore Pajamas Of cot
ton in stripes, checks or dots. Sizes II and
13. Were sl.95 csc
1S Girls Cotton Housecoats in blue, rose
and aqua. Sizes ?, 4, years. Less than
Y price. NoW----------------s
GIRLS FURNISHINGS FOURTH FLoos.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Women's Pajamas
49, Uere 50

6 Cotton and Rayon Jersey Knit
Paiamas with long sleeves, ski
cuffs on the trousers. In coral
and black. Size IA Were 81.
Now ------ Sl.35
IL Rayon Jersey Knit Panties IN
tearose. Size 8. Were 75c.
Now 55c
20 Rayon Jersey Knit Panties in
tearose. Size 4, 5 and s. Were
58c. Now 35c
5 Cotton Knitted Vests. Dutch
neck. elbow sleeves. Medium
weight, sire 40. Less than a
price. Now 45c
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD F1ooa.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Misses FormaIs Reduced

Included are dinner and evening dresses Of rayon
fabricS-crepe jersey, chiffon, net. marquisette and
lace In beige blue navy, black, yellow, white and
rose. Sizes II to 20.
IL Less than y price 1915
sl695. $3.50
Were S2295 $3.50
s18.75
Were Is and more Now so
10 Were S49.75
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-23

U. S. Defense Bonds, Tox Notes ond De-
fense Sovines Stomps ore on Sale Here
Two representatives of the U. S Treasury in
the store from $50 TO o'clock dolly, $50 70
z Saturdays thot you moy conveniently
purchase while shopping.
FIRST FLOOR. TENTH STREET SIDE.
OPPOSITE G. STREET Posi- OFFICE.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
CirdIes, 'I'''
Were $3.50 and more

Were $3.50 and more
30 girdles Of varied makes, of
cotton and rayon batiste and
rayon satin with elastic. Mostly
slde-fastened styles. Sizes "a,
as, rs, 81, 80. 81, 80.
Is Girdles by various makers.
Stepin, front clasp and slide
fastened styles. OF cotton-and-
rayon batiste and broche with
elastic. Sizes 25 To 81 and 33.
Were $3.50 and more. Now.
s4.s5
lie Cant Girdles Of cotton
snd-rsyon batiste and elastic.
Slide fastened. Sizes q and 33.
Were IS. Now ---- S2.s5
IS Brassieres of cotton batiste,
lace and mesh, Long models
for full figures, bandeauX.
Tearose and white. some black.
Sizes 80 TO AZ. Were $3.50 10
81. Now ----------------$1 81
3 One-piece Foundations by
woodthrop, Standard and Flexee.
OF cotton -and-rayon broche
with elastic. cotton lace tops.
Some inner-belt models. Sizes
"a, IS, IS. IL and AZ. Were
$3.50. Now 1886
IL One-piece Foundations, Bien
Jolie or La Tee of cotton-and-
rayon batiste with elastic, cot
ton lace tops. Slide fastened.
Sizes "a, So, 38, SO and a.. Were
$3.50 and more. Now S4.95
CossErs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Girls and Juniors
Berets, $50
H.. fs
Were IS

20 OF fine fur felt in French basque style.
Black, navy brown, moss green beige, gray
and red. Head sizes 2l1z to 22lz.
20 Collegiate Fur Felt Hats in navy, brown.
forest green, red, soldier blue and vine.
Derby and roller styles. Head sizes al to
2211 Were $3.50 and $395. Now,
$3.50 and s2.95
CHnDRENs AND JUNIORS MILLINERY.
FOURTH FIooa.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Juniors AnkIets, 6 pair, 81
Were 4 for 81

so pairs Of cotton sports anklets with
fancy striped or patterned cuffs.
Red, brown, wine, green. Sizes 9i2
to 1912.
so pairs Skating Socks. knee-hi or half sock
style with deep cuff or elastic top. Com
bination rayon and angora. Broken sizes
to 1912. Were 81. Now-------65c
CH1LDkEN's AND JUNIORS HOSIERY.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Misses Daytime Dresses
Reduced

Included in the group attractive daytime and
afternoon dresses, jacket and long coat ensembles
in black blue, brown. green and red Also few in
pastelS white and some prints. Rayon crepe, silk
Shantung. silk and rayon chiffon, spun rayon and
cotton. Sizes in the group, II to 20.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
St. Denis Bath Sets
Reduced

Prices tIss I0oc tar
Sc st. Denis Bath Sets. i5 with
bath powder and bath salts and
10 with bath powder and CO.
logne. Were 81. Now S5c
so Boxes of English Garden
Soap. Less than Il price. CNo
OoAb oOC
Is Boxes st. Denis Yankee
Doodle Bath Powder. Were 81.
36 Boxes Of Jalma for washing
hose. gloves, sweaters. Were
$3.50. Now ---------- S5c
Y Jars Of Ami Nutritive Crea m.
One-pound jars. Were sl35.
NOW --------------- ooc
TouETRTEs. AISLE IL,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
'Teen-agers' School
Oxfords, '3'7'
Were IS and s6.7S

We're IS and 561S
40 pairs of tan elk. some with crepe
soles in bucko suede leather. Sizes:
AAA-512, 6, 612, 7, ia, 8, 8la, 9.
AA-5, 51z, 6, Z, 8, 8lz. A, 41a, S,
5lz, 8, 8. B14, Az. 5, 51z.
CHnDREN's AND JUNIORS SHOES,
SEcONp FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Women's Dinner and Evening
Dresses Reduced

25 of rayon crepe. rayon chiffon and plain and
printed rayon jersey, some with Jackets Sizes 161z
to 2412 and 16 to 40 in blue, black and pastels.
Were s1995 and
s25 and s2975. SASS
Were s2975 and $3.50
Were S297 and s22
Were s3975. Now
WoMEN's FORMAL FASHIONS THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Women's Daytime Dresses
Reduced

group OF women's dresses, rayon lace printed
rayon jersey plain and printed rayon crepes. Some
with jackets, sizes 1872 to 2412 and Is to A. In
black, navy, blue pastes and bright prints.
10 than p price s595
13 Were sl3 95 and S795
8 Were $685. Now ---------- $685.
20 Were S22 s5 and more Now $3.50
10 Were s22 95 and more SASS
20 Were s35 and more Now Sl815
Of Dresses and Long Coat and Cape Ensembles Of
and rayon In sizes 1914 24z and 1s
TO AZ
80 Were s3e rs and more $3.50
WoMENs DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Mems Lightweight Cotton
Shirts, SIS Were'2

12O non-wt fused collar style Neat stripes
white backgrounds Sizes IA to 1872 in the group.
reversible vater-repelsnt
green's small medium and the Were $50
and higher. Now s5sS
% pulover style Light
small medium, Il
Now s5c
"a BfoIds
losed section Black and brown a5c
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-10-23

Women's Walnut Room
Fashions Reduced
quisette in honeydew mauve and black, sizes TO-
3S and 40 Unusual details such as fine lace trim
shirred top
Was 8975. Now S67
WALNUT ROOM THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Mems and Young Mems
Fall Suits, '241
Students Iwo-trousers Suits
s22.5o weye ss5

/'|o Were SIS
II excellent quality al-woo suits designed particularly
for campus and dressy occasions Regulars 81,
35, 81, 49, Longs, 1856 1877.
Topcoats
Regulars 1874 35 36 81. 23s: Longs
STUDENTS CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Dining Room Side Chairs
s4'95 Were ".9s

IS in slat-back design 29 in walnut finish, 56 in
mahogany-fnished hardwood Cotton tapestry
seat covers.
q Chairs Match. walnut-f1nish mahog-
any-hnsh hardwood Were S845 Now S625
Barrel back Chair with cushion solid
Philippine mahogany exposed frame green cotton danask
cover Originally s62 So S41.5O
Design Arm Chair ivory color finish appleWood
frame figured than a price
Now S27
Occasional Chair covered in simulated leather with
picked hardwood frame. Imperfect o back. Was
S2250
LIVING DINING FURNITURE SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Box Springs and Bedroom
Furniture Reduced

Single Size Box Springs cotton damaSk cover rose blue
Originally s445O Now-------- ------------- S3325
Springs, single size l double cotton damaSk
cover. $3.50
Chest Drawers yucca finished decorated hardwood.
Originally S32 ----------- S1975
Chest of Drawers, hardwood Originally
S54 s29 IS
Modern Design Dresser and Mirror walnut hard
Originally S39 rs
Matching Chest of Drawers. Originally $50. Nows3250
Matching Night Table Originally SIS rs. Now---S1l75
Regency Design Dresser Base mahogany hard
wood. Originally s4975. Now S2915
Matching Vanity Base. Originally s4975 Now S2975
Boudoir Chair barrel shape channel back loose reversible
cushion plain rayon-and-coon Less than
2 price. Now Sl1i5
Mirrors walnut and hardwood Originally $3.50
S159
White filled Bolsters, inches
nally S6 S425
Mirror, mahogany finished hardwood. Originally $3.50.
BEDROOM FURNITURE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-23


maHo orders mared
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

Fred Wshlsrs snehorinT fer
sam Giles Cellies. rolled 80 fer
the hikh single game md ees fer
the high total IN ihe matehe. e
the crossiewn Bowling league en
the Coliseum alleys Sunday night.
coles men Son three Kanss
frem Al kruses quintet for the
Only three game victory q IN.
CroNtown matches.
Primo Artcs rolled nice sss
series IN the league match On the
Hiwsy alleys 10 pace the South
Taeomsns in . two game win ever
George Colsmsn's Sixth Avenusrs
Hal Browns brownies Won two
from the strong Rustcn team. with
Fat Person rolling high Tor the
Brownies and Howard Murphy
shooting the best score for the
Rnstonites
The match between Jee's X
streeters and Curisy's ksvs was
postponed and VIII be rolled off at
q later date. The scores:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Ski Title Goes
To ALI Engen

MCCALL. Ida.-Alf Enren. for
mer national four-wsy champion.
yesterday mad. a clean sweep NJ
the Payette Lakes ski tournament.
taking first in slslom and jumping
events.
Engen. q member ~ the Sun
Valley Ski club, scored = perfect
100 points in the slalom race. He
won 1878 points on three Jumps.
one OF them q distance Of 17s feet.
KaAre Engen. AIRS brother.
scored second in the two-svent
meet.
In the SALON. Jim Howell. Salt
Lake city. WAS third. Phil Conley.
Moscow. fourth. and Amt Ofstsd.
Spokane. fifth.
Helge ssthsr. spokane. took
third In the jumping. III Fleming.
Salt Lake city. fourth, and Ofstsd,
fifth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Pastor Favored
In Ring Jousi

Los ANGELES-Bob Pastor Of
New York was the favorite OF
about 7 to 10 odds 10 step into
the Gilmore Field outdoor ring
tonight and whip Turkey Thomp-
son. local Negro with billboard
shoulders. a fast punch. but no
shining reputation among the
hesvyweights.
Turkey has left punch that is
supposed TO tear opponents apart.
He has won all Il of his main
event bouts, nine Of them by
knockouts. But none were against
extraordinary hesvyweights.
There were reports that Pastor
might be considered for third
shot at Joe Louis If he makes a
fast job Of Thompson tonight.
Pastor was expected 10 weigh
1s5 and Turkey about 1877.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Idaho Coach

Mos1Ow schmidt formerly u Ohio state unt
the University a fdass
Announced today.
schmidt faced by charged that
quit Ohio state graduate
Kendall college, Tuisa Arkansas
and Christian university.
beginning coaching nsmsd aftss
sslseton COMMITTEES had Q coarhss
lie scheduled spring workout for Wednesday
of ~
lie q married md has n children
sseson Hen WnhsinAn.
Alabama ssA
coaching Teachers Tiny Tornhn
Tseh mentor.
and fAstty) Mathews. Portland university eoa<h
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
County Tournament TO Enter
SEMI inals Tuesday Night

The remaining ~ clubs In the
annual Pierce County fnter-Lssxus
Council basketball tourney will
reach close To peak performances
Tuesday night at Stadium In seek.
ing semi-finaI berths.
While Glasses A and ID have
already decided their semi-finsi
teams. IL IL now up 10 Glasses y
and c To qualify their four clubs
each.
Headquarters and Head
quarters club from MeChord
Field 10 picked tn upset the
Fort Lewis champions. 90. q,
5sth Quartesmssters In the
Class b opener At $50 o'eIcek
Tuesday night st Stadium
boys gym.
Jefferson Plsyfisld will have 10
b. at its best II II expects 10 cope
with the shipbuilders In the 7.30
O'Clock game. Led by Bill Hurnsy.
81. Martins, and Fred Hsllin. u.
Of w. frosh star last season. the
shipbuilders hsy. nodded q better
than average y team.
The $50 o'clock y contest
matches OrtiaK Merchants
arnlnst seth Reconnaissance
squadron. At $50 o'clock the
tough tourney entry, Central
Lutsersns. meet 20. &. Issth
Infantry, In what should bs
the top game an the diA.s y
card for the night.
The opening Class & Tsms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Along.
With HAROLD SHAW

Ready sing that sweetest music of all to basketball
fam state tournament music the double octet of state prep
hoop awaits only the downbeat swing into It's four
day jam-sesson.
In another column of tcday's Times the state tourney
draw is listed, showing who plays who. and when.
Regardless Of the draw. here is how the field Of Is
teams shapes up in this observers book:
Teams to beat: Hoouiam. Gle Eum. Bremerion.
Snohomish.
Good bets: Everett walla wala Yakima. Lewis
Clark Of Spokane.
Giant killers: st. John. Oakvile.
Dark horses: Lincoln tTacoma). Longvew.
Long shots: Bellingham West Valley, wenatehee.
Port Angeles
Three of the first four teams have all the attributes of
state champion capable height speed rugged
and smart bench generashp Snohomsh alone lacks
the manpower essential in wide-open, dogeatdoe
tourney such $ the 19a1 classic will be.
The break Of the draw (which actually is not
true draw since teams nearby TO Seattle placed
in lower bracket night games) will play a big part.
HOquam and Gle Eum should be in the upper bracket.
not be. Put three Of this big four in bracket
and the lone team in the opposite bracket will be your
1s41 champion.
Good bets are: Everett because Jimmy Ennis has the
Gulls prmed for the tourney Wala Waa because it's the
upgrade and should get good draw; Yakima, because of
its record and ruggedness Lewis and Clark because it's
smart.
Stumbling blocks for any will be oakvie and st.
john The Oaks going to reach the finals again this
but they have been TO the tourney and know their
way around.
Same goes for ST. John, who inherited the Letter
brothers because Papa Letter. bgscale wheat operator
of western Whitman county, thought the coaching
better for his boys AT ST. John than at Pine City
which made such q tourney hit last year So the
LETTERS from a Pine City wheat ranch TO a st.
John wheat ranch and All-State Guard Irwin Letter
and his brother, Bob make the Saints into champions
Longview and Lincoln Abes are dark horses simply
because their record calls for other rating Each
times dump the best but what they'll do in the tournament
is probematcal.
If you like 100 to better long Shots try the final
quartet II of the four places in the upper division it
will be miracle All have been spanked and spanked
soundy by other tourney teams The only champion of the
lot, West Valley from weak district.
Taking the tourney whole, it's doubtful If records
will be broken but it's going to be the most interesting
finale since the Valley high saga of 1886.
Strike up the hand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Golf Nets $1,000
NASSAU, Bahamas double

NASSAU, Bananas double
attraction OF the Duke and
Duches. Of Windsor and four Of
professional COILS greatest players
ha. returned an approximate total
of $1,000 for the benefit Of the
Bahamas Red Cross. IL was re-
ported today.
Veterans Tommy Armour and
Bobby Jones turned back two
other greats. Gene ssrszen and
Walter Hagen yesterday 20 win
a 3s-hole benefit match. spon-
sored by the Duke Of Windsor.
3 and 2.
Jones. Armour and ssrazen all
turned In 70's while Hagen earded
a 70. Armour had the best So
hole total with 40. sarszen had
14z. Jones 143 and Hagen 14s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

records both in tn. field and a,
the plate.
The young outfielders. al least
couple Of whom will be available
70 Taooms. are Fay Starr. Dick
Wsrfield. Earle Moore and Bob
Powell. Koehler has looked thes.
lads over and has indicated that
his fleeing glance tells him they
have the stuff 10 make II with the
Tigers
kOEHLER IN UNIFORM
Koehler donned a uniform and
got in couple Of workouts with
the Los Angeles club. but Jupe
Pluvius didn't give him much OF q
chance TO make a dent in his vast
line. koehler vas about 10 pounds
overweight when he reported and
figures on leving the surplus
poundage in California.
He IL moving up 10 Boyes
Springs. where the San Francisco
Seals are in training, and expects
to be on the field every day until
he heads back to Tacoma. Ac-
cording TO schedule. he will be in
the Seal camp Tuesday morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Legion Athletic
Chief Comes Here

Harry Bigelow. Seattle. chair
man of the American Legion state
department, will speak this Mon
day night at the Rhodes post
meeting at Legion hall at SIS
o'clock. He will discuss the pos
sibilities of establishing a Junior
Legion Baseball league here.
Fourth District Chairman Wevell
Of Shelton also will attend, a.
will Jack Quill. president. and
Cliff Olson. business manager Of
the Tacoma Tigers. WI league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

VANCOUVER. y. C.--rhs Seat
Tia olympies meet thu Vancouver
Lions here tonight in the opening
game Of the Pacific Coast Hockey
league playcff series
The schedule calls for the Win.
nsr Of two out ~ three To msst
the champion Spokane Bombsfs
Hssttls viii hest the second
game ~ tho Vancouver ssriss rri.
day night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
HAM AND EGG LEAGUE
Play Nor Alleys

Dave Wilson was the hot shot In
the matches Of the Ham and Egg
league Sunday on the Play Nor
alleys. turning In a s2s total. with
singles of 1872. 235 and al. Glenn
Boyer rolled well. scoring $50. with
games of 22i. 1919. 1856.
Women bowlsrs of the league
were all above average. scoring q.
follows: Grace Eshpeter 43o. Mrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

lothls 49, poo loSf wv 5xdl
Third place was won by Club
Tavern. with the following scores.
Frank Broz 5s4. cy kaehulis 5it,
Lowell Furseth nsb. n. burlington
<s7. Jack Pyns s7t. handicap t<p.
total 32o3.
Fourth place. and low pay. went
TO Bucks Tavern with q total of
3i63. Thu individual scores were
Glenn Collins $40. Bob Buckley
<so, ". withrow b05. Walt Hud-
son 500. Jerry Warden s77. hsndi-
cap te<.
There were no teams In the
tournament. Other high scores
were: Brotmsn's 800, carstsns
iArds 3i07, Spar Lunch 30s2.
Rankos Drugs. 30ss. Psbst pius
Ribbons SOTO, Poodle Dog 30a7.
Richardson sport shop s0ts. Sixth
Avenue Alleys s0<5. Broadway
Alleys 306o and Little Paris s0<s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

brings American Lake and 7seth
Quartsrmastsrs into action at q 30
o'clock on the girls floor. Al Tso
o'clock ~. Y. A. brings its high
scoring spsedstsrs into action
against Go. ". ls3rd Infantry
while Fife Merchants. second
seeded. meet the tsilest c club.
Mormons. at $40.
The $40 gains pits Co. X. isist
Infantry with ssth Quarter
masters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Rainiers Win
From ANGELS

SAN FERNANDO. Calf - II
took Is innings and . pinch hitter,
Tony lombard. to give Seattle a
I To 3 victory over Los Angeles
yesterday. lombard, batting for
Pitcher George Windsor. pooled out
a single and scored Pete Endress.
The ninth through 18th innings
had been scoreiess.