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Smyrna times., 1941-08-07
Here's an Ominous Note
For u. S. Army's Tootsies

WASHINGTON. = The army, de-
spite the era of mechanization, still
expects to do a lot of strenuous
walking. In fact, it was announced
that effective July each man would
be issued three pairs of shoes, in
stead of two, as in the past.
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

A AMBASSADOR CARLOS MAR.
"A TINS of Brazil and Senor DR..
Aurelio F. Cocheso Of Cuba are
relaxing over their cigars at Pan
American Union luncheon in Wash
ington, as the diplomatic leaders
of the republics to the south con-
vene to discuss mutual problems
and the defense Of the Western
Hemisphere. On the right is Am.
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07
Fate Plays Part
In Rearranging
Course of History

BY James Hilton
(Condented from Jaiy Good HoaiskesbiSgJ
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

--AAA Safety Features
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

ADVERTISEMENTS - The Smyrna Times
is the business medium not only for the
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district of which it is the center. em-
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issue.
THE SMYRNA TIMES is an Independent
paper devoted to the welfare of the town
it represents and the State of which it
is part. 1t also gives the items of
importance of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland.
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

unknown to me,
presses a button
now or a second
later"
B ut SO, o f
course, does life
always depend;
even a traffic
a acciden t is a
matter of inches
and seconds, af-
fected by an in
fnity of chance
m G h t : h a v e
beens in the lives
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

w AITING for the nights to
w pass amidst the clamor and
tension of bombed cities, many
man must have thought, my life
depends on whether some other
man, five miles high and totally
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

ACCIDENTS LIKELY TO BE FATAL TO ELDERLY:
Children to IA years of age involved in traffic accidents
have the best chance of surviving according study of
100000 pedestrian accidents made by the American
Automobile Association Over Us of all pedestrians
65 die result of the traffic accident in which they
involved Help elderly persons in your family and elderly
neghbors realize the need for caution in their
of streets and highways!
Snfet Feutr
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

Published Every Thursday Morning by
e. ID. HOFFECKER, Owner and Propri-
etor.
Founded by Robert ID. Hoffecker. July 8,
1854. Editor and Proprietor until Feb
ruary 10. 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hoffeek-
er. Jr.. from February 10. 1907 to Decem-
ber "a, 1889.
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Some Antiques
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.

TtNNILNU INII I1I1fIE1N 10, NC'
Dearborn, Rake, Carriage, Now
ing Machine, Spayer, Plows, Guilt
vators, Platform Scales, Large Cid
er Press, Hot Bed Sash and lot of
Pots, Harness, Sleigh, Shovels,
Rakes, Hoes and many other
things too numerous to mention.
Terms.-CASH
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Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna. Del
aware, as Second Class matter.
Subscription price. $3.50 per year. strictly
in advance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
Henry Picard
Leads Field

HARiI>oE>. res-rn. sooo
Rio cr.nds valley open entered
rs final ss-hol. round todsy with
Henry Picard of okishous City
holding . fcur-ssroks advantage
over his nearest opponent In the
field Of 50 tep-f1ighi golfers.
Picard fir-d . feuF usder
par e. yesterday 90 match his
spectacular epening round 80
and give him . ss-heie total
81 Isl. B,ren Nelson II
Toledo was In second place
with . iss. after shooting .
20 Yesterday.
Right IN back Of Nelson with
iss were Ben Hogan. the years
top money winner. who had sun
days best round of IS. Jimmy De
maret r. J. Harrison, Lester
Kennedy and Tony Penns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
Grid Briefs
BY UNITED PRESS

NEW ORLEANS - Coach Babe
Holling berry Of Washington State
arrived today with the remaining
ten members of the West squad
for the Shriners' East-West foot
ball game here Jan. 3.
The full squad will have its first
practice this afternoon at Tulane,
then move to Baton Rouge for
their two "a day practices until
game time.
NEW YORK Fordham unlver-
sity's football squad, 80 strong
entrsined last night for their
Sugar bowl game at New Orleans
with Missouri on New Years day.
Upon arrival at Bay St Louis.
Miss, Coach Jim Crowley plans TO
send his squad through two work
outs per day. With the exception
Of Fullback Steve Filipowicz. who
is nursing bruised right hand.
the entire team was in excellent
shape.
CHICAGO-Oregon States foot
ball team stopped in Chicago for a
brief workout today en- route 10
the Rose Bowl" game against
Duke at Durham, N. c. Coach
Lon Stiner sent the squad through
a drill on Stage field at the Uni
versity Of Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
Operation Of c. O.
Camps byChurches
To Be Continued

WASHINGTON. n. ca -.
eert that tks government nay
taxa ever conscientious eks~etes
camp. En- Jan. 1 ~ss dlscoun,rsi
hsrs ~ John crsnis Frsreh. en-
ssuslv. SECRETARY cf ths Nsssnu.i
Service Beard feF Religious on
isctofs
French stated that ne se~ra 10
prepared u Keep ~ euffent ar
rsnxemsnt< until Jan. !. 1pts rss-
sis<d thss met government ~
autrsments Aecesisna - french.
this position IA. been stated e re
seisctive service hoard. which u
sEreeshis - eertisasnx under
present conditions.
New rrehs~rs. NAV s~s~ssp
wd~r the VAR ~sucSu<ess.
rr~reA pointed sss. hat " v
esp~et~s nat ~ ~huseh~~
~sli provide sasfscs~es s~rpsss
Z. pseet any sser~ass n ths
SURVIVOR ~ ~cr.es~essssss an
j~etess IN TIE espss<~a svwc.
There - . ressinslsty that the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
Pat and Dick
Rate Way Up
Tocomo Tennis Aces
Among Top Players

sEArrlE-The Pacific North
west Lawn Tennis association to-
day ranked Emery Nsale, Port
land. No. mems singles player
for the area. Henry Pnisoff.
Seattle. drew No. No British
Columbia players were ranked.
Nesle. Stanford university stu
dent. holds the Portland city cham
pionship. Pacific Northwest sec
tional title. Orgon and Washing
ton state championships. He
went to the semi finals Of the
Pacific Northwest and Western
Canada tournaments this summer.
Other mems singles rank
ings: Dick Bennett. Tacoma. No.
s; Bob Odsnan. Seattie. No. 4:
Darrell Kelly. PortlaNd. No. o;
ssm Lee. Portland, No. @;
Charles Hunt. Seattle, No. y;
Mel Dranga. Seattle, No. q:
Jim Brink. Seattle, No. .;
Doug Lefebvre. Seattle, No.
10; Paul BluEard, Seattle. No.
IL; clint knox, Pro~ser,
Wash, No. II.
Helen Wright, Seattle. was
ranked No. in the women'r
singles. followed by Pat Greenup.
Tacoma: Betty Parker. Portland,
June Isou. Seattle; Lsvelle Ran
som. Portland. and Reona Flynn,
Portland.
Junior singles raikings In order.
Jim Brink, Seattle; Dick Kiregel,
Seattle; Dick Cromwell. Tacoma
Monte Meyers. Portland: Sam
Robinson. Seattle: Dave Bristow
Vancouver. B. c.: Jack Lowe
Seattle: Jack Pedlar. Vancouver
B. C.: Bur barrow. Portland: Dicb
Oswald, Seattle: Bob Simpson
Tacoma; Art Jeffrey, Vancouver
B. c.; George Livesey. Belling-
ham: Mergill Ehmke. Portland
Hugo Oswald. Seattle: Bob VOL
fard, Portland: Stewart Douglas,
Seattle; Glenn Murray, Tacoma
Walter Beam. Yakima; Ray Cory,
Bellinghsm, insufficient data: Don
carstens. Tacoma; Harry Pfister,
Portland.
Boys Singles: Jim Dixon. Port
land; Wally Cavanagh. Tacoma
Bill Drummond, Portland: George
Sutherland, Seattle; Fred Fisher.
Seattle; Billy Green, Vancouver,
B. c.; Harvey Mosich, Tacoma
Dick Burrows. Tacoma; Billy Last,
Vancouver, b. C.: Marvin stu.
Bellingham.
Girls singles; Pat Greenup. TIA
coma; Auriel Birch, Vancouver.
B. c.: Madeline Donohoe, Seattle
Dorothy Main. Vancouver. y. c.;
Lorraine Rhoades. Portland; EN-
ma Nelson, Tacoma; Barbara
Lum. Seattle: Jean hulvaney.
Bellinghsm; Vera Fraser. Tacoma.
Alys Mae Senior, Portland. Gladys
Ross, Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
OTHER RECORDS
Anderson Wins
|Downhill Event
TIMBERIINE LODGE, Ore.

TIMBERLINE LODGE. Ore
Covering the mile In i5<;<. Cor
don Anderson Of the Cascade Ski
club took first in the senior sx-
pert event Of the Arnold Lunn
downhiIl ski tourney yesterday on
Mt. Hood.
Bill Bowes Of Oregon State col
lege covered the course In i.bs
for second place and Wolfe Tone,
Timberlins. placed third with as.
A crowd of $500 witnessed the
tourney. first major ski event In
the country this season. There
were S2 inches of snow on the
mountain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
B 0 W LIN G

Arnold Olson's harketeers took
three points from Len Trow-
bridges icemsn In the pIayoff Of
q Commercial league match sun
day night on the Broadway alleys.
Emmett Mekenns turned In
. 2lo game for the high single
and t9s for the high total
CLASS A WOMEN's LEAGUE
The regularly scheduled matches
Of the Class A women's league
will be rolled Friday, league Off
Gals announced. The league will
also rol its matches on Jan. Z.
COLISEUM TOURNAMENT
The pack pot doubles tourna-
msnt, a handicap event. starts on
the Coliseum alleys Monday and
continues through the league va
cation period. ending on Jan. T.
scratch 10 600, with the
usual 10 per cent handicap
employed. A sixssbie ea.h
prize awaits the top tram. with
other prizes Ia be given, one
for every 10 entries.
BOwiers may shoot at any time.
and the meet IL open 10 both men
and women trindlsrs from all Ia
coma alleys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
Clovers Post
Best Record
Stadium Discover
Win Combination
n, HAROLD SHAW

Clover Park Warriors closed the
pre- holiday basketball season with
the best record Of any team IN the
Tacoma area by defeating Belisr.
mine Lions. ts-se. for the ssth
consecutive win Off the clovers.
who hold two decisions over Ian
coin Ahes
Coach V. q. Lowman has EVIL
IDENTIFY found the winning combs
nation At Stadium as tho Tigers
COPIED two games over the week
end. defeating Seattle Prep. t7-37.
In a Cross state fray and down
ing MsrysvilIe. <7-s7. At hsys-
Vile.
hobby Fischam s~cv~d ~
points In both games and Jack
Getas came through with rs
against MArysviiIe 10 give the
B~uRals two t.-point perform
anres In . row. Any team
that ran score q, polnts every
"k0t VIII ~ H~fH W HTat
Tuesday the Tigers are home
against wapsto Wolves. coached
by Eddie Mccoy. former College Of
Puget Sound star athlete wapsto
Ia one Of the strong quintess Of
the lower Yakima valley.
Out st Lincoln Coach John Ken
nedy IL stili shaking his head after
the Abes lost % Bellinrhsm Red
Raiders, 1924. In Cross state
league opener At Beliinghsm. The
Abes 70 IN Shelton Tuesday night.
All league play terminates
until after New Years day hut
some squads will engage In
practice xauses during the heI-
idsy span.
Belisrmins LIONS viii play
Auburn TroJsns this Monday night
instead Of Tuesday night as was
first announced. the Bells will bs
seeking their seventh win In nine
starts.
Fife Trojsns. who won two
games on q trip through the olym-
pic peninsula. go TO Buckley Tues
day night to play one ~ the un-
beaten Puget Sound eonfsrenee
leaders Fife IL also unbsatsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
National Hockey
By UNITED PRESS

The Boston Bruins held slim,
one point lead in the National
Hockey league on a % overtime
deadlock wit hthe Detroit Red
Wings Sunday while the Toronto
Maple Leafs blanked the Chicago
Black Hawks. 80.
The New York Rangers came
from behind and shaded the last
place Montreal Canadiens. As, in
an overtime game before crowd
Of 11,521 at Madison Square Gar
den. Bryan Hextalls second goal
Of the game at e07 Of the extra
period won the game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
Curt Mecham
Voted Trophy
EUGENE, Ore.

EUGENE, Ore. - University of
Oregon's flashy right halfback,
Curt Mecham, today had the Hoff-
man football trophy. annually
awarded the Webfoot senior chosen
as most valuable player by his
teammates.
Mecham led the Coast confer
ence in kicking and was outstand-
ing in other departments of play.
A wrist watch goes with the nomi-
nation.
Bob Smith, 1889 right half. won
the first award and Dick Horne,
end, took the prize last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
Idaho Game
Man Quits Post

MOSCOW, Ida.-Owen w. Nor
ris, director OF the Idaho game
department for two years, was
understood today to have resigned
to become Wyoming division
manager of the Y. S. Fish and
Wild Life service.
Harold Harvey Of Bull was be-
lieved in line TO succeed Morris
Harvey held the state job four
months before Morris took 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23

NEW YORK Better no. swear
~ your golf ball when Il triokle.
into a trap. Treat IL well. II may
be long time before you get an
other. Likewise refrain from
vhamming your tennis ball in
anger over the fence.
Both psstimes face an UMPIRE
eedented shortage Of pellets be-
cause Of the record-breaking rush
on sports goods stores that fol-
lowed publication Of drastic rub
her conserving orders which 90
into effect on Jan. T.
Officials Of the United
States Golf association and the
4. 3. Lawn Tennis association
are optimistic that the short
age viii not he ~ acute as
threatened. But their opti-
mism IL not shared nv leading
sports goods manufacturers.
For example. c. r. Steele. New
York, branch manager OF the Penn
sylvania Rubber Comany. explain
cd. supplies of golf and tennis
balls are particularly low now
with US and other manufacturers
because this il the in-between sea-
son when orders usually are filled
from stocks on hand while await
ing the big turnout in spring.
BEHIND IN SHIPMENTS
Because OF recent heavy de-
nnands, we are behind in our ship
ments, and we are uncertain as to
the exact effect of the new rub
ber-ssving orders upon our future
manufactures. But whatever the
government asks, we will conform
readily
John. w. Sproul. sales man.
ager of the golf ball depart
ment of the u. 8. Ruber Com
pany, also WAS uncertain rs to
the exact effect of Leon Hen
derson's new orders on the In
dustry. Henderson Ia director
Of the Civilian supply Division
of the office Of production
management.
Sproul said, we are taking in
ventory of our supplies now and
will not know the extent of our
stocks for a few days. There is
a chance that our company and
others may have enough on hand
to last through 1912"
Lou Coleman, salesmansger of
A. G. Spalding and Bros, said,
news of the new orders has
caused quite a run on all stores
Another employe of the same firm
said that the demand was so great
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
GOLF

Highland Match play. sunday.
Dick Warbler. up. Chrs Csys-
nsugh. 2. Don Bourgsizs. T. Bill
Requs. ]. Ken Hopper. ]; Jack
Mcintyre. even. FRANK Daily.
even; Mickey Stray, 8 down: Al
Konsmo. 2. Harry Johnson. 2. BIZ
Kister. .: Ken Reeve. 3: Bill sech-
Ter. 3; Rick Thompson. i: Tom
Aedak. ]: Oscar Forsberg, .: Pat
Kelly. 7. Jack Enught, /: Bin
Hecberg. 8. Joe Penowieh. 2: n.
NJ Robinson. ): Olaf crything. 4;
Left Jensen. :: I'd Jensen. 2. Joe
Turco. 3: Chuck neMlllsn. O.
Flrcrest - Points tourney. Sun
day. Charley Reid. 80. and Pat
johnson. IS.
Medal play. handicap. Saturday
Fritz netzger. So and Ralph
Tests. Y. first division Second
division. Fred Henriekson. 10.
Brookd~l. : Best ball twosoms.
medal. Sunday. turkey: Heinis
Hsdensn and Paul CundaId. s0Iz I:
Ted Burke sn1 Pete Hsgstesd.
sia Second division. Jim EnEls
and Oliver Crodus. e2n; an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23

WAAnING Ton = nlfectnr
F1oyss > odsun - tn~ oras esr-
irsrt ai=srsnuflen dIvssien e-si.
mates that frr~e sr~1 write ara
h,as- train. vhteh fcured ths a.
ton with sample rsrfs n~<d<a ~
he army Ard navy uncovered
more thsn II 90 r-w fsstrf1<s
waieh esn - uesd te further ne
war effort
A. foFfl<nd Ore ne r.vv 80
covered ~ rev rspr'r srare~e
While twe eeresrrs cfsvesa n msss
valves fer me Maritime ccamis-
aen. NJ sd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
Bob Kinnaman
To Portland

PORTLAND - The Portland
Beavers Of the Pacific Coast Base
ball league today added Bob Kin
nsmsn, 23-ysar-old nght-hanoed
pitcher from the Spokane club OF
the Western international league
Kinnsmsn won "a and Lost eight
in the Will last season. getting an
earned nun mark Of ass per game
Previously Hairy Martinez. spo-
kane infislder. and Lee stins.
Coast Iessu. pitcher. were ADDED
TO the Portland roster.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
Rush on Golf Balls, Tennis
Balls, Because Of Scarcity
Government Use of Rubber Puts These
Sports Articles on Desired List

/ that all existing stock. would ~
exhausted in a couple az weeks
LANDSLIDE BUSINESS
A. Dsvegs. head OF 30 metro
politan sports goods stores said.
ITS q lsndslide-this rush for
golf and tennis balls We never
saw or expected anything like II.
Its worse than the women's silk
stocking run. Luckily we had a
big took Of golf balls. but l don I
know how long they'll last"
Walter Pate, Chairman NJ
the supplies committee Of In.
L. =. Tennis association. said
he believes the government
will not he too strict In pre-
venting manufacture Of tennis
and golf halls both sports help
the general morale.
He admitted. however. that II IL
were stringent, then supplies Of
tennis balls would be depleted
quickly since even best balls 20
dead in four or five months yes,
even when packed in cans
jess Sweetser. former amateur
golf champion and treasurer OF the
L. s. c. A, said he figured that
the various manufacturers had
about a years supply of golf balls
on hand, and when they're used
up, We should have the Pacific
situation in control 20 that there
no longer will be a rubber short
age" Sweetser laughingly added
that he believed golfers would find
a greater shortage in csddies this
year, than in balls, because of en-
listments and the draft.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23

The most perfect tipping among
Hollywood actors Is Richard Den
ming. Dorothy Lamour's leading
man in Malaga" who is an honor
graduate of a business college. He
holds many shorthand medals also.
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DOOHNrss IIsGfE
lii- Wa AilsYs

Last Week EndB
Panel Cutters zsz& - - sab
D~pt 1850 az hisn gsms Harry
Hal iSz strlss Hall so1
5prezosf Gang zss7 80 "a DSyr
Shippers zzs3 ID. nig1 ssnbs
Anderson ITO series ! stiles f5s
Veneer Shippers ztsz "a /. Night
Cutters zs1s q aizh s4zs A. H.f-
ris III s<fiss. q EsFxo 41s
tFts zsfs 80 high game o No
Doug>l zoi. sersss o kcDousail 47s
Offins zz77 80 - haintsnsnes
xo7e f0ls fiSn ssFns a Honxs! lie
series A Hon1sI see
Tear Dosn zsos 80 ns o1d Shop
zS1e ~. nigh gam n Telling zDs
serses y Coloo $ss
Gaining an ls-pin margin over
their nearest rivals. Bill Delssnsr
and Lew Sherman won first money
In the handicap doubles tourns-
msnt yesterday at the North End
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23

INV YORK ire twin figures
81 Greg Rice. unehalienged ruler
OF the worlds distance runners
and Cornelius wsrmerdsm, the
only is-foot pole vsulter in hts
tory. ruled the track world In 1871.
Rice. the former Notre Dame
ace now carrying the eolors q the
New York Athletic club won Is
races At two and three miles from
January through June and broke
his own indoor two-mils mark
with an SSH performance on q
Chicago track. This time was
also better than IN. asyet-unae-
eepted outdoor mark ~ saa7 set
BY Finlsnds Taiste Max.
Nsrm~rdArn. clearing Is
feet severn times In four meets
boosted HE own record frem
rs feet IL inches Ia rs feet
50. inches In . Series 81 per-
fornsaaces On The west coast
Among the milers. Leslie Mac
Mitchell N. Y. US sensation. fin
ally came into hls own. he wen
the fC<A. NcAA and senior AAU
titles and ran the fastest mile of
the year. q t:oTt which equslied
the great Glenn canninghsm's
competitive record.
MACMIrCBEI.L WINS
Nsomitehell also led ". Y. II.
10 its first rC4A team champion
ship and won the IC4A eross-eoun-
try varsity crown for the third
and final year.
Prominent among word
record brcakers were Grover
kIeunmer. University Of Cali-
forn,a freshman; Ies steers.
University Of Oregoa fresh-
man: Archie Harris. Indiana
discus thrower: Al Blosis.
Georgetown shot puiter. and
Joe McCiuskey. the New York
A. Ca veteran steeplechaser.
Klemmer broke the world record
for 400 meters with = 40 seconds
performance at Philadelphia and
equalled the <6< seconds mark for
4<0 yards. steers scared over the
high jump bar at 8 feet II inches.
while Harris heayed the discus ia
feet So inches. Blozis tipped
the 16-pound shot 56 feet AZ
inches and McCluskey. a top figure
for . decade. brought the two mile
steeplechase indoor record down 10
p.354
OTHER RECORDS
Other world records were estab-
lished by the University OF Cali
fornia's one-mile relay 5000, =
two-mile quartet from the same
institution l7:3t5): John Boricsn
Of Elberon. N. J.. at 6o0-yard in
doors u:io2); Rice at three-mils
indoors tis:5D: Earl Meadows Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23

namt<r - Foas<tsntleus eh.<rfrss
may ~ ices rrrrrstier4t<fy In The
ilxhf ~ the tyre - attack - IL
United ststss rreneh sssst PRINT.
lnr 20 ~ example ~ orvst psst-
ain. where The numt-sr a>crsAee1
under oar ccnastlens
msrs are ro~ I So c<Hs<1sn.
tsce. esIsesers n ~ eampe. eth
sfs men under ss~isnmeos ne
proportion ~ ecnsrsenltcue ~
l~ctsrs = l>~ thas ere half = sns
per cent. rrsaeh sssfsa
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alleys BY rolling a DIX las total


second pises sent 70 ths Dsas Ma
Mortimer Ovid fetcaisBsau conbins-
ton slfh . fso count ana g
Hammersfbemifh and fssnsT
ealked of Nth Third plate On ths
strength IT their / 4flS sore
Jian EsdDnieh qualified Tor both
Individual ssstfs" pfizsa sith . zs3
siugls snd . eS< sfrl~s since ron-
testsnta ssFs sIikibls - sin only ore
u to sxsfds however, 10 tsok sh~
s<fiss prize snd Paul Bersssu fell
b.if - 80 high rams sssfd Win
ia zsT effort
Offsf leaders
~ Toois.Biil r-issnsr. 7ss gsss
Jon nston- Mil yrzsfso1. ! xss n
hpfpnY-H Nafbhg H. zsz , -
islks-f ssiist, TIA , fsasniehsB
hsFomsn z7s John Ektsrsg -
lzlkz d z73 SIX nAdonies.- fony
Es6Onich 7s7' " whitnfr-n Bos-
man. 1ss red Tscieh-f>lf 5ennss.
1se n zus1~sy- John hurDny.
! ze3 y kstfr-Jzek rattsson i.zs<
p Wsksfisley vaiish. zfs BliI
xzzissson-Jsm ssdonieh. s>s
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Marin Scores is
But Harbor Loses

GIG HAHBOR - Aorry Norm
tossed In 10 points for Gig Hsr-
Dor. but North kitssp Of rouisho
had too much sll.sround power ard
won a Tn-coun,y league Tsme.
2T-z5. here recently.
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Pete Fries<n and y. L. Christine.
SO. Tssmstsrs play. golf balls.
medal. fun handicap. George VIII
Jams. 80. Paul C1ndrld. 81, and
Francis Chspin, 90.
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North Elt.sp saDs Bird "a Lamp,
Anderson. Dahl a.. NaitnsS IA.
kEisssnssn ~. Andre 80
oiz Hsrbos subs. = Ryan %.
Gambler