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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
iDifh ELLIOTT METCALF

TACOMA and the Northwest come in rather prominently
in Francis Wallace 1871 national football prediction
which appears in the latest issue of the SEP
And mentioned two of the outstanding backeld men
of the West you're right Mary Tommervik and
Mary Harshman of the Pacific Lutherans.
You'll these perform the Stadium here
Lutherans meet Gonzagas Bulldogs which
result of that Lutheran 1918 thrnerdfler Of 1910
making his AnAmecan prediction Wallace places Billy
sewen of Washington State club
He makes 1t plain the high esteem in which he holds sewer
Tacoma
wallace cali. him of stars explains sewe on
Wallace Bill so-minutes player
the record the nation and pune whose
The the Coast
All in si Wallace rates sewel about high player he
rated In Ms Judgment
wen spesLs
him mp.
includes of Washington
guard The right there Frankowsa ALI
American performer
Younelovs gains spot
must b plain that when Of waace grid standing
Tommerk and Harshman members of small school
prominently in his important the
better than home guards have pictured them That
As this has said right Tommvk
making the headlines They major league footOales
Listen -.
Pete Busanich Of Sports Center can't the Huskies
Has bet they'll finish in first division, above fifth
spot Also gives friend II points Minnesota game Pete
favorng the Gophers in landslide Guys like Pete shouldn't
have money to bet Tsk! tsk! With Bill Sewel the
firing line watch those Washington Staers go into the
clouds this Can't say too much for that Seattle
fight in the Coast ball chase They're good but don't
bet nSms nnss and weird in sports
Eight Tacoma Eridmen with the Cougars this
Don Boyle Rod Giske Herb Godfrey Bill
Anger and Joe Hemel At Washington
Holmes, Walters And
Md The Stadium hustle
and forward Wonder Pete Busanch bet that all
the Husky will he
than
other oeman Joe Louis has Nova champion
the Coast become major factor restoring
time this thriving millions
In population who would support boy Such
New
BILLY technically
California Hut punched
ring Mikes
anxious to
sprintsr and young giant cut loose the grid field
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Will Try
Once More

Morton and Spanaway will take
another stab at winding up their
Western Washington champion
ship playoff series Sunday at Nor
ton when another douhle-header is
scheduled The first tilt is slated
to get underway Mt p. m.
The first game of the series was
slated for Morton over the Labor
day holidays.
Rain interfered and the
first tilt To be completed was
played at Spanaway a week
later with the Spanaway club
gaining n To o decision.
Last Sunday a twin bill slated
for the Morton diamond was
rained out and rescheduled for this
Sunday.
Managers George Thiel Of Nor
ton and Louis Bennett of Span
away request that all players be
on hand at the Morton diamond
at u noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Prep Play

High school football activity
throughout the state rolls into high
speed this weekend.
A Cross-State league game to-
night brings Lincoln and Stadium
together in their annual opener but
the result will not count in league
standings
Other Cross-State gridiron
clubs seeing action include:
Bellingham at Bremerton:
Everett's defending champions
at Hoquiam. Seattle prep
against Renton, and Yakima
~. Enumclaw.
The schedule listed such import
ant Tits as Lincoln Portland al
Longview. Jefferson (Portlandl al
Vancouver. Benson Portland at
Kelso. Highline at Olympia. Ray
mond az Centralis, and Shelton at
Aberdeen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
High Hopes Held for UCLA
In 1871 Coast Grid Chase
Coach Babe Horrell and His "QT"
System Find Weolth of High Gloss Men

Phillips showing sensational punt
ing ability. Leo Cantor. another
returning regular, Vic Smith and
Ev Riddle will alternate at the
right half position, with Ted
Forbes. veteran and co-captain,
at the other post.
LINE LOOKS GREAT
The UCLA line looks even better
than the backfield, however. with
five veteran ends returning to the
lineup and three other 1910 regu-
lars competing for the tackle
posts.
The draft has been kind to
the Bruin roster. OF more
than so players, AZ have been
exempted for various reasons
and of the 10 or more subject
To call, only three have had
varsity experience. The only
major loss was felt when CO.
Captain Dave CASTOR, guard.
reported for active duty as
naval ensign.
The UCLA schedule is:
Sept. 26-Washington State at
Los Angeles might game).
Oct. Stanford at Palo Alto.
Oct. 10-Montana at Los Ange-
les might game).
Oct. 1s-Washington at Seattle.
Oct. 25-oregon at Los Angeles.
Nov. california at Los
Angeles.
Nov. s-oregon State at Cor
wallis.
Nov. 15-U. s. Grant (Camp
Hahn at Los Angeles.
Nov. 22-Santa Clara at Los
Angeles.
Dec. 6-southern California at
Los Angeles.
Dec. 20-Florida at Jackson
vile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
King Football
Takes Stage
Gonzogo Bulldogs
Ploy Tempe TodoY

SAN FRANCIsCo-sporting q
fat bag of brand new tricks and
half a dozen new rules, king
football takes over In the Pacific
Coast sports world today. tonight
and tomorrow.
Nine games, three Of them inter
sectional combats, mark the open
ing of what promises TO be one
of the most interesting seasons
OF the past decade.
Fans are looking for new
offensive maneuvers "a a re-
suit Of the tremendous success
Stanford had with the old
fashioned "T'' formation last
year. UCLA already has an
nounoed "QT' formation:
Stub Allison at California In
experimenting with version
of the even more ancient
guards hack" attack; and
virtually every coach on the
coast has introduced new wide
open plays into his attack.
or no less interest will be the
practical application OF the major
rule changes made last winter in
Guiding unlimited substitution ar
rangement. freedom for replace
ments 10 deliver instructions the
second they enter the game, elm
nation OF the rule making the
fourth down forward pass
grounded behind the goal line a
touchbaek, and the rule making
any punt touched by the kicking
team inside the enemy 10-yard
line touchback.
The Friday program offers
five games. topped by Con
zaga-Tempe Teachers of Ari-
zona In an International, at
Spokane and San Jose State
Texas Arts and Industries In
another intersectional nj san
Jose.
Tempe, coached by All-America
Dixie Howell. is making its first
invasion of the northwest. The
Texas A a team Is the club
which gave San Jose its only de-
feat in two years in their meeting
last year.
Other games for today and to-
night are Santa Ana ]. C.-Laverne
at Santa Ana; Santa Barbara
state-Pomona at Santa Barbara,
and College of Idaho-Albion at
Caldwell, Idaho.
Tomorrow's offering Is led off
by Portland and University OF
Hawaii in an intersectional in
Portland. Flagstaff Teachers play
New Mexico at Flagstaff; Whittier
and Cal Poly clash at Whittier,
and San Francisco State and San
Francisco Junior College renew
their rivalry here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Rules Confab

SEATTLE - Pacific Coast Con-
ference Commissioner Edwin Ath-
erton and Willis o. Hunter. mem
Der of the National Rules COM
mittee, last night conducted a
football rules" clinic for 20
coaches and officials of this area.
Commenting on the new I'M
limited-substitution rule, Hunter
said; 'T doubt II the new rule will
slow up the game"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Fife Holds Kent
To Scoreless Tie

KENT-Fife's scrsppy Trojsns
stopped Kent Vsndals from gain
ing revenge for a 200 defeat in
1910 and came closest TO victory
in a 90 game here last night.
The Trojans marched so yards
to the Vandal 20-yard line at one
stage Of the game while Kent's
best effort was stopped at the
Fife 2s-yard marker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Braddock Picks Nova
TO Knock Out Champion

= PoMPToN LAKES. N. Jim
Braddock. who lost the heavy
weight crown to Joe Louis four
years ago. believes that the brown
bomber's reign win end ''for sure"
q week from Monday night.
Braddock picks Lou Nova to
lick Louis. probably by a knock
cut In the 18th or 14th round.
jersey Jim made his se-
lection after watching Nova's
four-round workout In camp
: here yesterday. The former
''Cinderella Man" said Nova In
the best all-round fighter
Louis ever met, that mean
while Louis In slipping rapidly.
Braddock recalled that he had
picked Billy Conn TO lick Louis
n Juns bscauss Joe already was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Rainiers Just About
Sure of Coast Pennanf
Have Three-Gome Lead With Only Four
More Contests on Bill; Win Yesterday

Portland held a SIS lead until
the last Of the eighth when Brovia
tripled and Partee, Wally Carroll
and Don Trower followed with
singles to tie up the game The
Beavers put over five runs in the
seventh 10 come from behind.
Whitley Hilcher gave the Seals 1e
hits, while the Beavers got nine
off Tom Seats and Milf Csdinhs.
Scores:
Seattle -. 0O5 600 OO0-5 s 5
Los Angeles 900 003 000-5 8 l
Cole and Collins; Mallory, To-
taro, Slime and Campbell.
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san Diego ........ 400 oil IA
Summary - Runs responsible for
Osborne 3 bases on balls, off Thomas
J, Osborne 4; struck out, by Thomas
], Osborne !, left on bases. HOLLYWOOD
8. San Diego 6: two-base hit. Pellz-
grini, three base hit. Mcdonald: sac
rifice hits, Patchett, Pellagrini. Jor-
dan, runs batted in. Maxxera 2. Carl
oaldi, Thomas. double plays. McDon-
and TO pellasrini to Mcdonald; Os-
borne TO Hoover.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Los ANGELES
OAair 90
aBatted for Totaro in sixth.
score by Innings

TOTALS ..........5 o II II
sBatted for Totaro in sixth.
score by Innings
seattle ............... 600 600 00O-b
Los Angeles ......... 600 oo3 ooo--3
Summary - Winning pitcher. Cole:
losing pitcher. Mallory: innings
pitched, by Cole 5 y Mallory ga. To-
taro 3h; at bat. off Cole 23. Mallory
II Totaro IL. runs. off Cole 3, NAL
lory S. hits. off Cole 8. Mallory T.
Totaro 8 runs responsible for. Cole
g. Mallory S: bases on balls. off Cole
2 Mallory 2 Totaro 2. Slime /; struck
out, by Cole 4. Mallory /, Totaro 4.
Gregory 2; hit by pitcher. Collins by
Mallory: left on bases, Seattle 8. Los
Angeles 8: passed bali. Campbell.
two-base hits. White Moore. sacrifice
hits, Patton. Sickle; stolen bases.
Schuster, White: runs batted in,
Harris. Matheson, Scsrsells, Sickle.
Niemiec, Hanson. Patton; double plays,
Niemiec to Sickle TO Scarsella q:
time. 2:o2: upmires, Powell. Jordan
and Edwards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Ace Succumbs

T0KY0-Koji Yamada, IS. jap
anese billiards champion who once
defeated Willie Hoppe, died today.
: He returned to Japan from the
! Omitted States in 1922 and since
had been q billiards instructor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

IWIdIe W TO = 10 =
Batted for Seats in eighth.
Score by Innings
Portland .............0 600 100 500
San Francisco .....o1l olo 031--7
summary Winning pitcher. Ca
dinha. innings pitched, Seats g. at
bat. off Seats 81. hits. off Seats 9
runs scored. off Seats 6: runs respon-
sible for, Seats !. Hilcher 6, struck
out. by Seats 3. Hilcher 5; bases on
balls. off Seats !. Hilcher s. wild
pitch, Hilcher. passed ball Partee:
three-basc hits Holder, Brovia, two
base hits, Seats. Goorabian. runs
batted IN. Holder. Hawkins. Goors-
bian. Gill. Escobar. Reich Partee 2,
Fain; sacrifice. Goorabian: double
play Fernandez TO Trower to Goora-
bian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Hot National
Race Keeps Up
Dodgers Meet Phils
And Hove On Edge

NEW YORk-The battle for the
National league pennant OF course.
Is between the Brooklyn Dodgers.
on top today BY one game, and
the St Louis Cardinals. but the
"hss-been" Chicago Cubs and the
almost never was" PHILADELPHIA
Phillies will help shape the out
come.
Neither has an enviable record
this year. the Cubs holding down
fifth place while the Phillies, as
usual, are securely berthed in the
cellar. but they viii provide most
Of the opposition for the contend
ers in the next 10 days. The Cubs
open a four-game series with the
Cardinals in ST. Louis today.
Except for Brooklyn. the
Bruins have the best record of
any club against the Cards.
The season standing Il all
even In is games. And st.
Louis PLAYS them In six out of
their 10 remaining games.
For the Dodgers. the prospect
Of seven meetings with the Phillies
in their last nine contests is not
unpleasant Brooklyn has won Is
out of Is starts against the
Phillies.
LOSER WINS
One OF the '1osingest" pitchers
in the league brought Brooklyn
its best break OF the season yes
terday. He was Manuel Salvo who
fashioned a brilliant six-hitter as
the Boston Braves defeated the
Cardinals, Al, while the Pitts
burgh Pirates shaded the Dodgers.
8 10 3.
Salvo, loser OF Is games this
season, held the Cards to six hits
and although his mates could get
only six hits in the seven innings
Mort Cooper pitched. two Of them
were homers which accounted for
all the Boston tallies.
The Dodgers are idle today
hut open n five-game series
with the Phillies tomorrow
with n doubleheader at Shibe
park.
The Cincinnati Reds won
their second straight double
header from the Phils, so and
81. Rookie Ray Star pitched
an eight hitter In the opener.
Jake Mooty stopped the Giants
with four hits rs the Cubs
climbed into fifth place with
IL triumph.
Bobby Teller gained his path
victory as he pitched the Indians
back into the first division with a
81 victory over the Boston Red
sox who had won eight straight.
He allowed eight hits and famed
seven.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
, LEAGUE
LEADERS
NJ UNITED PRESS
FIVE LEADING BATTERs
American League

= Home Runs. WiIIiams, Red soN, 80,
Keller. Yankees. 80: Camilli. Dodgers.
50: Heinrich. Yankees. 81; OFT. Giants.
n. DiMaegio. Yankees. ~.
Runs: Williams. Red Sox. i2e: d.
Magic, Yankees. lie. DiMaggio. Red
6ox. ii3; Reiser. Dodgers. ITO. Hack.
Cubs, LOT.
Runs Batteo in: Keller. Yankees.
IA: williams, Red Sox. lie: d.
NAsgio. Yankees, lie; camilli. pods-
Grs lis. Heath. Indians. Ill.
Hits. Travis. Senators. 2o5. Heath,
Indians, 1877: DiMagsio. Yankees 1871;
Hack. Cuba. 1T; Appiins. White Sox,
IT'S.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

Hollywood .......... loI 600 ooo-a
San Diego .......... 400 100 oox-S
summary - Runs responsible for
Dilbeck 2, Dasso 3; bases on balls, OFF
Dilbeck 5, Dasso 2; struck out, by
Dlbcck 7. Dasso 2; left on bases,
Hollywood 8. San Diego 4; two-base
hits. Barrett, Garibaldi, Dickshot 2,
Dasso stolen base. Sperry: runs
batted In. Dickxhot 2, Mazzera 2;
double plays. Hoover 20 Gray. Liliard
TO Hoover 70 Gray, Garibaldi to Sperry
TO Mcdonald.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
BY United Press

Seattle and Sacramento pounded
down the stretch today In what
could conceivably be photo
finish TO the Pacific Coast league
pennant race
The Rainiers had a three-game
edge over the Solons and each
have four games TO play. But il
appeared that only a complete
blowup by Seattle. now playing
the tightest ball Of the season,
would bring Sacramento's mana
ger, Pepper Martin, his first pen
nant as head of the St. Louis
Cardinal farm.
Seattle took Los Angeles to
the cleaners, SIS. last night,
behind some tight pitching by
I'd Cole. The scoring all came
In two innings. The Rainiers
showed their five runs across
In the third after two were out.
Al Niemiec singled, advanced on
wild throw and Dick Gyselman's
fly. Jo-Jo White walked and
Spencer Harris scored Niemiec
with a single. Bill Matheson then
drove White home with a one-base
blow and Harris came home on
another single by Les Scarsella.
Bob Collins was hit by a pitched
ball and Frank Totaro then walked
Niemiec to force Scarsella.
Two Seattle errors, coupled with
Eddie Mayo's single, Johnny
Moore's double and a walk to Tom
Tatum gave the Seraphs their
runs in the sixth inning.
SHUTOUT FOR SACS
Sacramento, behind the pitching
Of Brix Donnelly, new pitcher
from Springfield in the Piedmont
league, shut out Oakland 20 to
stay in the pennant race.
San Diego twice beat Hollywood.
30 and 40 Tex Dilbeck gave the
Stars only four hits in the opener,
while Bill Thomas scattered five
hits in the nightcap.
San Francisco took n two
to one series edge by beating
Portland 7-6. Roy Partee's
single with one man out In
the ninth sent Joe Brovia
home with the winning run.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

on the toboggsn. and that pick
should have been right because
Conn had him beaten until he lost
his head and got nailed in the
18th"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 6. Boston l.
Washington Q. 81. Louis 9.
Only games played.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh 6, Brooklyn 5.
Boston 4 ST. Louis l.
Cincinnati So. Philadelphia o..
Chicago :. New York l.
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at The
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

1dAAANs btAaAAA0
THURSDAYS RESULTS
Seattle 5, Los Angeles 3.
San Diego "a, Hollywood 20.
Sacramento 2, Oakland 0.
San Francisco Z, Portland 6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
MAN IN MOTION

The OF formation is a comb
nation of the man-in-motion
system used by Horrell for the
past two years and the IT, forma-
ton. which put Stanford in the
Rose bowl last season.
The new combination will have
the right halfhack starting from
a wingback position, the quarter
back on the centers heels and the
left half and fullback lined up to-
gether about three yards back.
The Bruins, for the first time in
several season. have plenty of
backfield material, with &c backs
reporting for the opening practice
sessions. Only three of them are
survivors of the 1910 team, but
the frosh squad and the junior COL
leges have furnished enough var
sity aspirants 10 form five dif-
ferent backfields.
The all-iAportant quarter
hack position II at present
toss-up between Rockies Ernie
Case. a transfer from Los
Angeles City college. and Bob
water field, triple threaten
from Van Nuys. Cal. Water
field has been tentatively
placed ON the first string A.
result of his excellent per
formances In early practices.
George Phillips. Ken Smelling,
Nick Angels and Noah Curt are
he present varsity fullbacks. with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
OAKLAND
sACRAMENTO
hib ss.ssss 20
Score by Innings

Oakland .........o 900 900 600
Sacramento 100000. 900 100 lox-2
Summary Runs responsible for,
salveson 2; bases on balls. off Sal
veson 5. Donnelly /: struck out, by
Salveson 5, Donnelly 8: left on bases.
Oakland 7. Sacramento 8; two-base
hits. Raimondi 2, Shewey: sacrifice
hits Gutteridge, Handley; players
walking. Shewey, Handley 2. Endicott,
Blattner, Gudat, runs batted in, Gut
teridge. Sturdy; double plays, Handlev
70 Blattner 70 Sturdy, Gutteridge TO
Blattner to Sturdy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
BY NEIL NURKHARDT
United Press staff Correspondent

Los ANGELES Football pros
poets of the University of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles indicate
that the up-and-coming Bruins,
who went to the top OF the Pacific
conference in 1889 only to slide to
the bottom last year. may break
their lease on the cellar apart
ment this season.
A new variation of the
classic "T' formation, known
IA the "QT" combination. n
wealth of backfield material
and n steady stream of line
men that stretches almost
from the Westwood campus to
the ticket booth of the Rose
bowl are the reasons for the
elevated 1871 hopes of UCLA
fans.
Coach Edwin Babe" Horrell has
been working on the or forms :
ton for a year with the help OF
new backfield coach, Bernie
Masterson. quarterback on last
years national professional cham
pions, the Chicago Bears. They
predict that the foes OF UCLA are
due for some shocking surprises
this year.
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90 K St NV MA O35o

1929 K ST. NV. Ma. 0352.
INVESTORS ATTENT1ON-READ
CAREFULLY.
61a 18th st. n.e.-6 rms, bath. cleo,
h-w.h., cellar etc; be vacant July 1st
will rent S55 mo-; bargain, S4.95O.
1923 Eye st. n.e.--6 rms, bath. cleo;
h h., heated by oil; brick garage; good
condition pickup. S4,950.
cleo, h-w.h. now rented S31 80 mo-;
but some repairs made will bring S45 90
mo-; cheap, $3.50. Apply 5503 18th st.
nv.