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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28

Gone With the WIND continues
- bfcaE al records at tHr Empire
Ineatel IN Leicester Square. E9cly
morning seven days a week at 3 80
There Is lineup one black long All
tay that lme continues 70 torn. di-
mlAlsh and reform Those who
wait are .oldlcrs. aIylnen firemen.
g.rls ot the Womcus services, char
women messenger boys. bank clerks.
all ~altin2 patiently or the low
priced scat on her day away from
WOlk
IAr!ra = heart tnrob at evcry
"cp IN b.- rambling Euston Street
'a!apaG atatoM yu Sunday night
Soldiers. ssIIoys and airmcn they Va
bon 70 L,AGon for q hours and on
Sunday n.pht thci! all-too-brIcl
."af" !. o}ar b. the hundreds gou
''r 'Ar'n saving goodby
To; don't say much until the
tram ! about 10 leave and then
'.c& ali bt2in talking rapidly, about
-,l!n ihinps. They smile anC
Joke. a lot Of them. untl thai last
hah m>infA1 and thea they look
p.lmiy sad
lie 2iris ana WiYcs and mother,
also laugh and talk about little
Things until the train is about t.
start and then too, their Laughter
turns TO smiling primness
through tears. For as the carriage
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28

Worn silk stockings are sent in
bulk to Japan. Here they are un
raveled and made up again
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28

Thirty per cent of the 400 0,0OOO00
acres of commercial forest area in
the United States is owned by far
nlerS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28

Neap tides are the lowest tides
Of the lunar month. They occur at
the first and third quarters OF the
moon.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28
Thought for the Day

z. ,.e.. ca.s. h,.ese. .. a..a'-> - as~#
tla- hea,,,ta Ma
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28

INDEPENDENT
IMPARTIAL
and
INDIVIDUAL
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-28

In 1890 lG tens OF gardenias were
air-eXprcsSed from San Francisco
California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Ski Weather


Mt. Baker Temperature a.. no
new snow; ~ inches on ground !.
clear and calm; few spongy places
on road five miles east 81 shuk-
san 10 the lodge. morning erustsd
surface snow over common crust I.
good spring skiing
Stevens Pass Temperature 20 !.
no new snow - inches on ground /.
clear and calm. road good skiing
good on common. unbreakable
crust.
Naches Pass - Temperature 80.
no new snow; u inches on ground .
clear and calm; road good. morn
ing crusted surface snow over un-
breakable crust: skiing fair
snoqualmie Pass -- Temperature
"a. no new snow; IS inche. on
ground; clear and calm. road good I:
skiing fair on non breahsbls crust
Paradise - Tempsratur. - no
new snow AZ inches on ground
clear. northwest wind. road good I.
skiing fair.
Spirit Lake Clear. road open 10
lake. 30 inches snow with one
inch granular surface over normal
pack. skiing good.
NJ. spokane LodEs Clssr. road
open n White Pine fidgs 80
inches snow. icy pack skiing fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

Stadium Maimen
Win City Crown

stadium Tigers clinehsd ths
ei,y wrestling utl. by defeating
Lneoln Abss. defending cham.
pions. 73it 10 H.. on the Ian.
coin mats A previous i7-is vie
tory easily gave N. BenKais the
crown an . total score basis.
The results
ss poundsi HiEuehi 90 aselslonsa
Brmbe III
100 pounds kiuosnits ~ thfse
beibS IL ons min 20 see
lib pounds Hassfs 80 thTss ~.
kuehi IL Z min fiat
l1b pounds Livingston 80 dsei.
stoned Nelson IL
i35 pounds Fais ~ ana Hanson
- vent 70 = draw
its pounds Marsh ~ dssisionsd
Innsra ~
iss pounds. Holland ~ decisions =
Mr. -
iss rounds VOID ~ aseisiensa
PaDs 80
Hssyyuslsht. Collins tsj thf.s
Beer IL IT'S
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Hitting the Old Head Pin
CENTURY LEAGUE
COLISEUM

Fat Person. anchor for fsbst
Blue Ribbon. won high single game
last night and nearly set q new
record for the league. lie fell
short just on. pin of tying the
ga record set by Lee Garrison.
"a Brown. fellow member of the
Washington Hardware team. rolled
tho high three games % the eve.
ming and scored ass with games
Of 22s. 1873 and 2oS.
RAY Michsud. Hafper's confeo.
tionery team. rolled the fancy
game. picking up three rattle,
difficult splits all In q row in the
same game Tho 40. a.7.io and
tho .-6-7 That's plenty nice work
washington HArdvsf, stlil IN ms
league lead sith ~ wins ANA seven
losses
stevens. vsttsf. washington Hard
ware and nrysns Aunsf Cream sss ,
hsd games that registered inno ana
the nigh series totsllns 2s1s
Other 200. ser. n Nssstisld 7o1
~ Miller 7os. r vs,,sr 7ia, y
/ Cro~eii 2ip Majesty an e e
/ Collins 72o seison 400. Mcissin 1oz
| n~oeconi 2oe. and roSaf 20Tt
Msyflowef Cafe 1d27 ~ 70 or
~ Louls 2sTT aii Hub ciothisr'
/ 37li 81 W. spar Lunch 7ssi ~.
/ srhofn Paints 3sa7 81 Va psulsnni
/ 7s6T tsl Community Tavern 25Tl
% W. Primes Inn 2sa7 ca. 1scoms
Min Producers 7dis uD W. Bryani
super Cream 7s1s ca. rsbst Blus
Ribbon 2s2o f2l va Brotman.r 1ssi
/ f2l. stevens. vsttsf 7TH2 90 W
/ Harpers Confectionery 2sht 90
/ Little Paris Beauty salon 7aTn ub W
| Warrington Hardware 27s2 ID.
! socoxa LEAGUE niw.y
Bunsalow Cabinet 217s 90 "
oAsis 7a2s ~ hish game Geo
Dosns 1911 hish series. Goo. posn'
F s1s
opal Tavern 1ss7 az - m.
+ coffee Pot 7sss "a. hlsh seoFs
pAsnl lsa high series, ' cafisot
$50
ssmsphors Tavern 7s49 q. - ne.
Men Jso2 co. hish ssms DunsFas
ig1 hish series. ouHsfad 81
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ssiers from across tho hay. the
Rremerton SKI Cruisers. win take
over carnival activities next week
and when they sponsor the an
nual Bremerton Winter sports
carnival At Paradise
Events viii officially open sat
urday evening. March y with an
action packed program Of ski
movies and entertainment High
light viii be the coronation ~
three Rfemerten girls 90 queen
and attendants followed ny dane
ing and the "kandahsr Cabaret "
Miss Retts >tnffei sss
chosen queen for the festival
and relgnins With her viii ~
prince>.es Jeanne Caliow and
J~an Rushy.
Tho three eemely misses ssrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Kunsons Feed Birds
During Winter

MANHATTAN, has. - Kansas
farmers hope to decrease insect
infestation this year by feeding
non-migratory birds during the
difficult winter months. The state
forest service is sponsor OF the
plan.
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Meyer-Siern
Top Shutters
Win Men. Women
Tits. Respectively

Richard Never defeated Francis
Chapman. veteran contender for
the crown. in two straight games
last night TO win the city bad
mnton title
Meyer made a clean sweep Of
every event he entered. Teaming
with Chapman they won the men $
doubles against Lawrence NC
Camant and Jack DuPriest, and
teamins with Juanita Stern they
defeated the mixed team of Mary
Ann Jelusich and Francis Chap
man.
In the women's division. Juanita
Stern teamed with Dorothy Nor
ton to successfully defend the
women's doubles crown. She tri-
umphed in the womens singles,
out-steadying Mary Ann Jelusicn
in two straight games.
The junior girls singles,
PLAYED for the first time in
Tacoma, WA won by Marcy
Jack. coming player of the
younger stars.
The mixed handicap doubles
event ushered in another first ir
Tacoma's badminton history; tnt
first handicap event to be played
-.n any Of the clubs eight tourna'
ments The event was Won b,
Peggy Felix and Don Erwin, VINO
were extended to three games
against the hard-hitting team oi
Dorothy Morton and Dick Dexter
Championship results:
Junior girls singles: Marcy Jaei
defeated Ruth Grain ILL, ll-4.
Women's singles: Juanita Stern de
feated Mary Ann Jelusich liz. lis
Mems singles: Richard Never oe
fe9ted Francis Chapman 1873. 1919
Womens doubles Dorothy Morton
ana Juanita Stern defeated Eth
NJ rrav and Marcy Jack l5-ll, l5-lo
ems doubles Francis Chapman
81 Richard Never defeated Jack Du
p ct and Lawrence McCamant 10
liked open doubles: Jusnits Sterl
snI Richard Never defeated Mar
Ann JeluSich and Francis Chapman
Mixed handicap doubles Pegg'
Feix and Don Erwin defeated Dor
othv Morton and Dick Dexter. 1917
l4-i5 lb-6
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Removing Smallpox
Sion Causes Arrest

Charged with unlaNfuiiy Fsmoy-
ins q quarantine sEn. James y.
johnson wHs arrested Thursday
IN a warrant
Johnson. leho posted t25 bzll
s1li 20 - trial IN Judge W A.
gichmonds police eouft On Nsfeh
~ for taking dONn the SMALLPOX
sign 81 1910 No. Proctor.
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Major Camps
a, INIIIn PRS


TAMPA. Fts. New York
Yankee highlander Ernie Ren-
ham. winner a. nine games ate
last season. has hen sent 10 Johns
Hopkins hospital In Baltimore Nd,
for treatment u gravel In his
kidneys. IL VAS announced today.
The Yank. clipped the Louisville
Colonies SO. fer the second
straight time yesterday.
HAVANA An even q, one
victory apiece the Brooklyn
Dodgers and Cuban An-stsrs play
the third Of q fivegsms series
today. The Dodgers made eight
runs in two innings yesterday to
win 11-t
ANAHEIM. Calif.-unoffi-
cisi batting averages 81 the
Phiisdelphia Athletics train
Ing base today showed sammy
Chapman leading with asa In
~ times 81 hat Yesterdays
uH with the Pirates waa
ralned out.
MIAMI REACH. Fia. The Phil
sdelphia rhillie. left here to-day
TO meet the Giants at Miami.
ANAHElN. CalIf.-The PITTS.
hurgh Pirates came 10 Anshein'
today to play the fhilsdelphis
Athletics Manager Frankie Frisoh
announced that Catcher Eddie
Fernandss had been optioned "a
st. Paul Of the American sssooia.
ton, because he was too slow
getting into shape The Pirates.
Athletics game at San Bernsrdinc
yesterday was rained out
LAKELAND. F1a.-rhe DE
troit Tigers, after turning on
the power for five home runs
In an intra-squad game. to
day pronounced themselves
ready hor the Cleveland In
dams In their Grapefruit
league opener tomorrow.
FORT MYERS. FLA. - Ro,
Weatherly. the Cleveland Indians
lone holdout. arrived in town To
day. Weatherly would not divulg.
his contrac. terms but reported
he was in good condition. Tn,
/ ST. Louis Cardinals got rs hit,
off Mel Harder. Clint Brown an,
Joe HevinR yesterday To beat tn
Tribe "A
AVALON, Cal.-The Chica-
20 Cub~ break camp today
after . brief driil. Tomorrow
NJ Los Angeles, Manager
Jimmy Wilson viii send his
team against the Philadelphia
Athletics In lite first exhibit
ton game Of the season.
Veteran Charley Root will
start on the mound.
PASADENA. Cal.-The Chicag
White sox play the Seattle eoas
leaguers today. but Manage
Jimmy Dykes was more worrie
about the flu and the weather
The two had combined 10 was
out practice session, for NOR
than = week Five players an
Dykes himself were sick and tire
more showed symptoms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Art Schlsgsl
Stove Prexy
Hot Group Selects
populoE Tocomm

Art srnler~i go last Might
elected president - the TsrcNn
Itas Stove league
The chief eisrh - the rserce
County sudltas's office nsccee<1e
Robert ~nahr Ae~f resigned she
nav serves - president ~ IN
Western international uassnslt
lcsxee,
rhse ssflan VAS ssh<n 81 =
dinner meeting 81 the Ntshpy
apartments
tnuis Burnett uss raised -
first vice. president. hoy Archer u
secead sses. president ard Jaen
shapiro 70 thsra vses- president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Puyallup to
See Ring Card
Active Club Bills
Eight-bout Feature

Puysllup viii see its first glove
card in some time on March 20
when the Puysllup Active club
stages an eight-card program.
The main event will be between
clever Willie Muse. Tacoma. and
Don Allenby. also Tacoma. in the
middleweight division.
Johnny Babnick Freddie
Steele's former trainer, is arrang-
ing the matches.
He has them tentatively com
pleted and will announce the fun
card soon.
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and ard petroif IN the tying
part % the American league
rses lsst year
ne general belief Ia that
Mccarthy said right then snd
there lta himself. - ocurssl
thst nzhlEren "a. through Al
first has<
That espe ssetheF YEAR md
he would r~fu>~ - start the
lah ~ rebuilding the Wakes
With q fr<t hs<~Waa Who could
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n ietn. which meses u So for
ire a<llrhtfal sIra - to a.
clever thousand dollars
Nv argument ls thst u Dahl
Eren hsd aKnet i land Ne
must - hteslns himself every
hour. IN the hrur. for not aoinr
lust tksU - would - - FIRST
hs.~ feF the Yankee. right nnw.
nss 10 sct - sav that Me-
sarshs rsgAt Get have fvse~6
tscr<>es 81 nrea sees wsss
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great second hsssnen - al
time. II u no mean trek 70
adjust yourself u new and
difficult position within N.
space ~ feN weeks
To Joe Mccarthy. manager
Of the Yankees Nes and No.
There s no denyinE that he ts
the mar Who conceived the
switch and ordered 10. We had
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tire fellow I vii have - cast
my vote for n Gordon makes .
70 of a.
Let me sSplsIn and perhaps
you Il fee the same .sV that
/ Do about a. II "a al right =
say that Mccarthy made up rs
n,lnd about DshiEren Shen -
tnahigrenl made errors that
cost the Yankees two games in
their crucial series vita Clsxe-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

1t e.ls sea. and. wAe. s~~piss
~ reputation - . miraculous
ft~sdcr. had nsaffr>z I'VE frt~s
she. the hiaest Of the hire
ehip. WIRE ae.r.
hut he~ sFs YOU song n ret
around this angie TIE Yankees
InF Mccarthy -nt . contract
= nshlgren during tss winter
II wss = contract fcr insi sna
called for exactly the same
amount ~ money that pah> got
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nv HENRY NLENoRE

CLTARu aTER. fia--ff the
switch Of Joe Gordon from
second base TO first prove. a
success and the Yankees Wln
the ia4i American league race.
70 whom shall Ne give the
credit
To Gordon- Well. possibly.
Even Il you ar. one Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

20 overcome . hit 81 Opposition
from the trent effice. toe.
Brother I'd Barrow. head mar
~ TIE Ysnks. didn't like TIE ides
81 first Being = strictly logical
man he couldn't quite see the
sense m gan bling one 81 tire
au-tme second hsssmen a.
FIRST
To Rahs Dahikfen That's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Brooks-Highs
In Golf Play

nFcosdsle Mems self Team wsli
- guests ~ Highland Meas self
team sunday Al Highland.
Tho fir., hair n the homs and
home match was played 81 nfoos-
dale ia.t sunday sna was soa ~
the home cluh. ~ 10 "a
nRookDAle-A rs,rses. mn
Ward. Eide Rlvisre. Geo VIII.
lsms Harry Johnson. Carl Law
son. Geo Marshall chst Corey.
jim fsrnlns. chss SsaaarfsF
France. Chaplin. Hsfoid rhorsoss.
n Z nuchols HUI Abraham.
Harry Daily. Rlli F1stch. Al
Mcody. Eime samuelson. csarenes
rsylof. G A Payne. loo cfsea.
nlli Ristvet. Lsa Ristvet. Esfl
Phillips. Archie Nelson. Jim Men.
dsaa. Frank Newell. lohn John.
son. Harry nn~sn. rony sshtle.
Joe nsnslef. Geo wIse. lack
Johnston. A ! Wise. Harry Sat.
,eFles. Herb sst,sflse Ken Mr..
rell Tom wallace. g. ~ wcaa.
Hob Nllsoa. Nd Bedford. nnh
Allard. Lloyd Kerry. Ion bishop.
Clyde nlaes. Leonard nlskeiy.
Ted Burke. Joe hash. Geo. Caro-
ssno. y. 1. chF.stlns. Jim tnEie.
Norman rrpeiins. c~o. Glass
Paul Gom.fsid. John Green. Oliver
Grodsix. I. W Hammond. Isdd
Hershey. Pete Hsgsisd, Don is~n.
berg. Ar, James. Harold Larson.
nud Lehman. v E Mandevlils.
Harry Maunder. Hurt Morris. 7 n
Mcviehsr. Paul Nelson.
HIGHLAND % Peers. poH
BourEsiss. Ken Reeves. Hleh
Thompson. Goo. Moe. nlil sechlsr
Neis Norberk. Jim York. ar. Wall
ErchinEsr. Myron Nelson. uafr,
Mathews. pr Davies. Ken White
Hin Reaus. Dick Warbler. Rsipi
williams, Tom Msdsk, l.. !. alli
c. McMath. Chris cassnaugh, Ar
Able. Jack Enright. Eddie MGR
San. 6, Hopper Pat Kelly. Pa
Johnson. Hoh Mullen. Geo. Combs
or Grythlns, Jack Mriniyre. A
Consmo. shorty Couch. Tom Doyle
". Define. Maurice Flnnlssn. Al
Clark. Clarence blackboard. Mix
STRAY. Leif Jensen, Pop stons
Pete solbsrE, noh snsddon, q. y
Simmons. Pets aorenri. sts~ar
sullivan. Jess Roster. IT.. jss
Roster. ar. G. A. Hasor, ". n
Robinson. Jim Rsdinich. joe reno
vich. Martin Peterson. niii redsr
son, Ken ohissr. Glen eddie, rrsnI
Olson. chas. MCMILLAN. Marshal
Luchs. o. ForsberE. D. Friss. bol
Hofflsr, jr.. " Long.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
TT. CLuB PROGRAM

A NJ, Pstrie<'s day steak Try r1li
b. held Monday al 8 10 .. m. al ina
UnlYsrsity-unlOa club There vii
b. speeches. music and q floor
shOs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Bremerion Day TO Attract
Many Skiers 10 Paradise
Navy Yard City Program Rotss One OF
The Best on Schedule OF Roinier Park

chosen BY popular ballot from .
field ~ eight Contestants 81 the
SKI Cruisers spring dance several
weeks ago
Competitive racing including
downhill. slslon. Cros.connsry and
exhibition jumping ~ Kari stngl,
nremertan. the Northwests cham.
plon junior jumper
n ;. assured thai Nremer-
tons gala celebration siii
draw the greatest crowd In
ts thr~~ srsr e,d h,ster,.
While reservations for aver
night Visitor. are s.ins rapid
", 10 ). attn p.ssihie te secure
lodging for saturday night
Rrensrton extends . warm in
vitatian 10 Tacoma 10 toin them
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
BANk OF CALIFORNIA
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Harry Mocoilsy and Coley An
derson won first place In the Bank
Of California doubles tournament
on the Broadway alleys Thursday,
turning in a score of 1913. In
GLIDING i32 pins handicap.
Both the winners were In fine
form. Mccolley rolled las. 2t7
and 2i2 for a GOT total coley
scored $40. with singles Of 2is.
i66 and 200.
Bill Hoiienbeot and Ernie stowe
won second place with a score OF
1877 Hollenbeek rolled 500 and
George Lsndsrs s7s for good indi-
cROssTowN LEAGUE
CrosstoWn league boviert viii bowl
on the Coliseum ana Hi-Wsy alleys
Sunday night The MiS a. Bow
doubles scheduled on Sundays 81 =
O'Clock on ths H-WaY alleys all
CfoSstoWnsrs - shoot ~ O'Clock
IN. Coliseum matches are billed for
30 O'Clock
the schsdul. siii bfins Puysiiup
Ruston and Broadway 80 the Coll.
scum With south Tseoma stnth
sichs 10 the HiWsf drives
sHiPS Am ItAstt
BROADWAY AiItNs
Bob Stein led the trundisfs ~ tho
DAY shipysrds league In their weekly
shooting is. ia and al for .
stan Nelson rolled sz7 Jim Tyler
s23. Bill Fsle sol. Russ pisrson b01
ann Jim Duke BOO, for otbsr good
s1ores
poT a. GOLD TOT HSANtSr
BROADWAY ALLEYS
Thirty -sev.n teams Nsr. entered
Friday morning IN tina annual Pot
o. Gold handicap tournament.
scheduled for Saturday ana Sunday
on tho Broadway ALLEYS. Moss than
so are expected N compete for the
be additional prizes according 70 tbs
NUMBER Of entries. Manager Dics
Acaerthnsy mas announced
PLAY NOR LADIES
PLAY NOR ALLEYS
Norma sweet was nigh scorer In
tn. matches Of the Play Nor ladies'
league Thursday. with games Of
1s3. i75 and iis. and q nice All
total
Johnson Candy won four points
from Play Nor Lunch in closely
/ contested match and Allen Plumb
or, won tire. from Federal
BAKERY.
fAHsIINs IpAGfp
PLAY aOk siIpSs
The feminine league lssdlns Nam
team added snothsf point 70 -
marsin IN Nsskiy tnstrhss On ne
Play NJ sii.ss ~ laslns thrss
bssons smile fns isfds ei0ssis
gfsssins Tor ne issd. spiit sssn Win
Drivers
Eth.lgn nuniszs i.a m. son,sn IN
F fhsT teoFins sltn 4 nlfs - Total
PLAY MON 1ONNthf
/ PLAY aos ALLEYS
Al Lossa as To- top seofsf ~
/ No Play Mo- Commercial atsfs
/ Thursday Sith a san bD.Ai. ard three
nns slnsis game eounts Of isz. 9ct
MONTGOMERY Ward .sa asa.I
Gfii remained iH thsif fsspss-
tive positions In the is-Sas rae.
sseh sBDstl1s Important points.
Tho Hsfds son four from Ham
mSnd ElsetSifs. sitb Jim hs4ms
IA the top role sItb sis.
koosis son rom centsr Etses.
+ Jo< Ksnazlsr blf for TIA orillnsn.
AlchA<. Brothers. slth Lo~kz is31.
/ lnE Ia tns attscx. ScE tkres p>olnta
/ from MARVEL Petroleum 70 shoss
tks O4lsFs Gown Ia ne not cham Sion-
+ ship battle.
HANDICAP Dot Bigs
PLAY NOR ALLEYS
JACK Zuirin and wax klsDstein
the Play Aors craok doubles pair
took oFsf flrst place II the nandieSl
doubles tournsy nor IN progress ~
ins Pizg Nor Ai4eTs. shooting 1879
Including handicap
France and Harold Llsler ofOgDee
into second plar< Nltn tnsiF 1911
Total me tournament rum unit
March 20 and oosiers may snoO1 q
any tine Manager Curly Niisca ns.
Announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
PRIVATE PREP school
To RACE

Lakeside school will hold It's an
nual ski tournament at Paradise
this weekend Friday Afternoon
q cross country race Sas scheduled
and on Saturday morning thsrs
will be downhill for both boys and
girls In the afternoon slslom II
scheduled for boys. girls. couples
and fathers and sons
The weekend Of fun viii not
he lacking In feminInity since
the high school .kier viii
have az their Euests for the
occssIon sisters and Kiri
friends. Saturday night they
viii hold . haAqset sd daaos.
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SIXTH AVENUE CgNTIR
9th AVE. MERCHANTS LEAGUE

The knights Of Pythiss team
shot 26s6 20 take points 10 by
the Modern Cleaners five who had
1925 q. Coleman was high man
with games OF ISIS. isA and 100
for . total of SOS. Feature Of
the match was the picking up Of
the ~. $40 split.
In the other o'clock match
rsrleys Florists took 4 points
from kresm krust Bread 2tps "a
PASS. Art Neimsn had high single
ISIS and high series ss7.
on the O'Clock squad sun Drus
assoc and 9TH Ave Appliance split
two points spieos Nal votsS shot
isa for high single ana sn fer the
high total
Bis a Service took from tho
9Th Ave sheet Metal works 7hls IN
737s Clarence Hsnsrd ~ the win
nsrs took tho scoring honofs with
. $50 single same and = SIS total
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

Three Of the skiing Rocks broth
ers will be on hand 10 uphold the
honors Of the diminutive mountain
town. Lester. Since they were
tots these boys. an older brother
and younger sister have been the
sensation OF persons who have
skied at Stampede pass.
Entries TO date include
Bellarmine. Tacoma Il. Gen,
Dugaw :. d. {. 4. Primo Rosellini. :
d. q JOE Ia Porte. > d C.
? RremeTton -- I Lawrence sal
mela 3 d. G. 2 Thomas Forhsn =
d. D. : Alfred WriSht. ;. c. ]. =. Bot
Arthune = d. e
Z. Chewelah-l Norman la Vigns
2 Robert Cess. 3 John CARRIER, :.
Bud Mccormack
g. MALTA Walla-i Bod Freeman :
d 2 Arnie DAWN. u. :. d 3 Nor
man smedes, ; e = Howard Ludwiss
d. S Bob Beec minor. alt
5. tester Bobby Rocks : a. J
/ 2 LYLE Rocks. .. d. {. J. 2 Clarence
Rocks :. d. {. !. :. Jerome over
s. Eaton,ins-i. Ralph Harper. .
/ d. q Bill Brockmsn. d
:. GonEaga Prep. Ted West .
$. Bellinshsm-i Richard nellie :
/ d E: 2 Bill Evans = d. e. 3. Dor
Hodges = d I Robert Ebrisht 6
Lincoln. Tacoma - Myror
Dodds. : d, J. q Clinton Farr. n. s
/ d. c: 2 Pal Nelson, 5, d. c. 4. Willard
/ Hoveland c
10. seattle Prep-Five men
II. hakima-F1ve men and alter
nate
~. Iakeside-Five men
10. stad m. Tacoma - l. Tee
/ Gregg d. c J. :. 2. Wally Evans =. d
3 Dick Weiser $ Z Carl Nelson. d
/ 5. Bert Kade. d. c.
Slalom - s. downhin - d eros
country-c. Jumping: alternate
alt
WE'RE HOPING. TOO
It's still up to the weather maj
what will become of the Silve
Skis race this year. Plans ar
going ahead for the gigantic
downhill run from Camp Muir Il
Edith Creek basin. but unless tn
heavens produce good snowfall
between now and Saturday after
noon. April s, well stack NJ
against snybody's money the hi
affair will he scratched.
The greatest connivers In tn
land can't do away with sharp an
perilous rocks which now do
many stretches Of the course.
In view of the tragic death c
Sigurd Hall last year in the rur
ming of the course. discussion ha
run the gamut of ski organize
lions throughout the country.
However, the Pacific Northwes
Ski association committee whic
Investigated the matter thorough
" has come to the conclusion. al
ter discussion with skiers VIII
have seen terrain the world owe
that the course is not too dar
gerous.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Skidaddling
Nv IFA> HUDSON

Juniors of the entire state pointing Tor the state high
school championship which the College of Puget Sound will
sponsor Paradise March 2l and % Although the entry
list far from complete this time the representation Is
wide snread Entries close officially Tuesday.