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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Buckaroos Back
In Tie for Lead

PORTI.AN The Portland
Buckaroos were back in a tie with
Vancouver for the Pacific Coast
Ice Hockey league lead today after
vanquishing the Lions, 4 10 2. here
last night.
Bobby Rowe. Portland skipper,
looked on from press box perch,
having been banished from the
coaching bench on order of League
President Cyclone Taylor rs r
result of his row with Referee
Cam Proudlock in Seattle last
week.
Portland took a one-goal lead
in the first period and ran It up
to 5 to 0 before the Lions cut
loose with two quick goals in the
closing minutes of the final period.
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EASTERN WINS
MONMOUTH. DC.

hoNMot Iii. Dc. - Eastern
Oregon College OF Education de-
feated Oregon College OF Eduea-
ton 1881 last night TO divide their
two-came Oregon intercollegiate
conference basketball series.
Rostock. Eastern Oregon guard
was the scoring star with 81
points. szedlak counted Il for
the losers.
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Return Grid
Game Is Set
Stadium High Steps
Aside for Contest

Gonzaga IS. Pacific Lutheran
in the Tacoma stadium Friday
night. sept. IS
That's the pord from Dug
Dyckman. chairman n ire foot
ball committee Of the Tacoma Hot
Stove league. under whose auspices
the game viii he played.
The Hot Stove league and
other Tacoma civic organlza-
tions sponsored the speetseu-
lar game between the two
colleges last November which
resulted In is 10 Is victory
for Pacific Lutheran.
In order 10 take the game with
PIC. Gonzaga switched a sehed-
uled game with st. Marys TO a
later date. Dyckman said
He also said that high school
game scheduled for the stadium
between Stadium and Bremerton
on Sept. % viii be switched to
allow the college contest.
Il want tn express the
thanks of the Hot Stove league
10 Principal Howard Carr of
stadium for his public spirit
edne>s in Welding the stadium
for the game between Pacific
Lutheran and Gonzaga," Dsck-
man said.
DYekman said that financial de-
tails haze not been entirely worked
out. but added that views ex-
pressed by both Claude McGrsth.
athletic director at Gonzaea. and
cliff Olson, Pacific Lutheran COL
lege, Indicate there will he little
trouble IN arranging terms.
It is possible that part of the
proceeds Of the game will be used
To establish a fund for the devel-
opment of athletics in Tacoma.
This course was suggested by
Coach Olson of the Gladiators.
II nave had hundreds of re-
quests for return engage
ment between the two teams
that put on such a colorful and
thrilling game here last No
yember, and I'm sure that the
game next fall. scheduled for
September when the weather
is much warmer than In No
yember. will draw 10000 per-
sons" Dyckmsn said.
Final arrangements for IN.
game probably will he made Fen.
| when PugEy Hunton. Gonzaea
coach. comes To Tacoma to attend
the annua dinner Of the Hot Stove
league in the American Legion
hall.
Ray Flaherty, coach of tn.
Washington Redskins, pro-footbal
team, is also expected for the
dinner meeting here.
Dyckman said that the Hot
Stove league will welcome the CO.
operation of other Tacoma groups
n helping make the game a sue
,ess next fall.
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There ere hopes for improve
ment In the pitching for the COM
ing season but the outlook isn't
bright enough TO tab the Red Sox
N robust pcnnant contenders. The
Red Sox had one of the best at
tacks In baseball last season but
had to scramble until the last day
Of the race to tie the White Sox
for fourth place. Even so, the
Red Sox were only eight games
behind the pcnnant-winning Tigers
at the finish.
doe Cronin will have 10
pitchers In camp, and only
four are veterans who've seen
any length Of service with the
Rcd Sox. The old club includes
1efty Grove. who 1T Al can
pitch only about once every 10
days; doe Heving. Jack VIII
go and ANDERSON Dickman.
who has put In three full sea-
sons Ut Boston and should be
ready by now.
The bulk Of the pitching is likely
10 Be done by such youngsters as
Earl johnson. brilliant southpaw
who came up late last season and
won 8 and lost 2; Leslie Fleming,
who won II and lost Il for Holly
wood before joining the Red Sox
in September: Oscar Judd. who
won 20 and lost Is for Sacra-
mento: Dick Newsome. who won
% and lost II for San Diego.
Mickey Harris. back from Scran-
ton, where he won 10 and lost 5;
Charlie Wagner. who led the
American Association in percent
age and earned runs: and Joe
Dohson, obtained in the six-plsyer
deal with the Indians.
NO YOUNGsTER
Not . youngster but q newcomer
likely to help the Red Sox is Mike
Ryba. who's IS. he won "a and lost
. for Rochester last season and
was named international leagues
most valuable player. Herb Hash,
who looked like a conner until mid
season. ought TO find himself and
help some. Others who will bid
for jobs include Harry Powell and
Frank Daseo from San Francisco.
Perhaps the Red Sox pitch
~ Win improve with Frankie
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.Lutherans in
Return Game
Meet Ranger Club
On Porklond Floor

Renewing their series with 81
Martins Rangers. Pacific Luth
eran baskethsilers put Their un
beaten Winko league record Of
the block again tonight at Park
land as Western Washington Viz
ings open their four-gams East
side jaunt against Eastern wash
ington savages Al Cheney ir
other Winko activity.
The Lutherans were somewhat
rudely surprised al the strength
Of the Rangers in their first meet
Ing at Olympia last Wednesday
and they will be loaded for bear
tonight.
But the Rangers were given
big mental uplift when they
battied the =. L. c. quintet
on even term. nj different
stages Of Wednesday, game.
Tonight ST. Martins Will try
10 maintain that pace all the
way.
What the Bellingham Vikings
can do against the Cheney and
Ellensburg quintets this weekend
will determine 10 some extent
what Pacific Lutheran's chances
against the teams will be when
the Gladiators meet them later in
the season.
ToniRht's Lutheran Ranger con-
test Will begin at s o'clock.
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National Hockey
BY UNITED PRESS

The New York Rangers gained
q tie for fourth place in the Ma
tional Hockey league by holding
the Boston Bruins to a 2-2 tie
Thursday night while the Mon
treal Canadiens pummeled the
Chicago Black Hawks. 81.
Boston led the Rangers 20
going into the second period but
the New Workers scored two quick
goals to gain a tie. Art Coulter
Of the Rangers and Hit Schmidt
Of the Bruins served major pen
alties for fighting in the second
period.
A three-goal rampage In the
third period gave the Csnadiens
an easy WIN over the Hawks
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Tilden S Injury
.Upseis Net Plans

ST. LOUIS. Mo.-A knee In
jury to William Big BID Tilden.
suffered in an automobile accident
Mt Mendoza. ILL.,. threatened TODAY
to upset the plans of Don Bulge,
Mary Hardwick and Alice Marble
for an exhibition tennis match to-
night.
Tilden's leg was severely cut
and physician said the injury
would prevent him from playing
for several DAYS.
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for the last time-and $4,000 De-
IN buy memory that they can Ct
Henry Armstrong. once the
greatest fighter pound for pound
in the business and the only man
ever 10 hold three world titles
simultaneously, makes what may
be his last stand against Welter-
weight Champion Fritzie Civic in
Madison Square Garden.
He has been stripped of all his
/ titles. his eyes are SCARED from
surgeons knives: Eddie Mead. his
manager. lies i'll and won't be in
the corner shouting encourage
ment; and Armstrong faces a
rough. tough clouter who blinded
him with blood In their last fight.
But the legend of the human
windmilfs fighting heart rose
above those blows of fate to-
day, and the cold-blooded
bookies made him a II, TO 5
fayorite to regain the weller
weight championship he lost
Ia Zivic.
Armstrong is rs years old. has
been fighting more than 10 years
and has had the incredible num-
Der of $50 fights. II he finds to-
night that the old zing isn't there
any more. he may call it quits.
Armstrong Will give away
height. reach and weight. but he
is used To doing that He will
weigh about 145 pounds to Zivic's
147..
The fight will be broadcast over
the NBC blue network starting
at ! p. m. psf.
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Basket Menu
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
ST. Martins vs.. T. l.. {. at Pari,
land.
Stadium at Lincoln.
Puyallup at Renton.
Buckley at Highiine.
Auburn nj Summer.
Kent at Enumclau.
Glover Park at orting.
Fife at Roy.
Yelm at Federal Way.
Eatonville M hspou sin.
North kitsap nj Vaughn.
South kitsap at Gig Harbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Hines, Penna
Lead Field

SAN FRANCISCO - Obstacles
like an attack of boils, three fives
and a pair of three-putts couldn' I
stop Professionals Tony Penna of
Dayton O.. and Johnny Hines of
Great Neck. \. y. and today the
two veterans started the first
round of match play in the $4,000
San Francisco open golf toulna-
ment SITS richer In medalist
money.
Hines suffered the attack of
boils and three putted twice. once
from six feet. but got a SIS vester-
day for the second qualifying round
which. with his par = Of Wednes-
day, gave him lao for the SO holes.
four under par.
Penns turned in SIS for
total of 40 and an even split
nj the medalist money with
Hines. Penna also had a par
u Wednesday. Both will get
minimum of s75 II they lose
In today's match play.
Former Amate Champion
Chick Harbert OF Battle Creek
Mich, who carded a hot s. to lead
Wednesdays play. slumped to "A
yesterday for a 141 and tie with
John Perelli of Lake Tahoe. Calf.
Not one amateur succeeded IN
qualifying or making the playoff.
Qualifiers for the championship
flight included:
145-Fred Wood. Vancouver.
3. c. Bob Connolly. Seattle.
146-Qualifiers-E cry Zim-
norman Portland: Al thinner
man. Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Tigers-Abes
Play Toniqhi

Primed and ready to 60. Sta
dunn Tigers and Lincoln Ahes
step on % the Lincoln naples to-
night in the opening encounter of
the 12-game city championship
series.
For eight Years Stadium has
won the city title, even coping
the crown last year in a playoff
after losing their first three starts
in the championship race.
This year both Bellarmlne Lions
and Lincoln Abes VOW to end the
bengals' Championship string. To-
night it's Lincolns turn to do
something about 1t. Saturday its
the Lions turn.
On the basis of compa RI tive
records. Abe Mentor John
Kennedy has the stuff with
which to do quite hit of
scuttling of stadium's title
chances.
Lincoln defeated Yakima after
Stadium had lost 10 the Pirates
Ihe Ahes lost To Bremerton by
only nine points n Bremerton
while the Tigers were thumped
by 10 points on the Stadium floor.
But Stadium supporters come
right back with these COMPARE
sons: Stadium beat Walla Walla
by the same one point margin as
did Lincoln. The Tigers beat Bell
ingham by a greater margin than
did Lincoln.
ABE LINEUP SET
Thus it almost seems as though
Tiger Coach Y. C. Lowman has
the makings of another champion
ship quintet at the North End
school
Coach Kennedy has been set on
the Lincoln lineup since mid
December This quintet lines up
with Veterans Logan Blades and
hay Spurgeon holding down a for
ward and guard spot respectively.
siA-foot e-ght-inch Vince Hanson
at center; Sophomores invalid
thompson and Ed Huntington at
forward and guard respectively.
Coach Lowman has been I'M
decided about the Stadium
quintet almost from The onen-
Ing practice game of the sea-
son. Only one PLAYER. sharp-
eyed five foot eight inch
Bobby Angelina. has held
spot on all the combinations
Lo"man has put together to
produce winner.
Tonight still another combination
may be used against Lincol,
Qulte likely it will include Jack
Getaz. Clarence Hunter Harr,.
Mansfield and Neil Lindstron b,,,
Il may include Bobby Fam Al
Danielson. Lyman Anderson or
Jim Angus.
Preceding the varsity clash will
De the first city game between
the midget basket squads of the
two rivals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
MORE PIRATES SIGN

PiTISBt RGH-The Pittsburgh
Pirates today announced the sign.
lne Of two more Pirate regulars
Pitcher Max Butcher and Out.
fielder Bon Elliott, making il is
Pirates nov IN line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

GAMES TONIGHT
Al Palo Alto-U. s. {. vs. stan
ford.
At Los Angele~-California vs..
L. {. l. A.
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Comrades Score

Winning their second game in s
row. the ~ Comrades defeated
First Congregational church. 30 70
q. in the " High School league
Thursday night Schon Of the
Comrades was nigh man. u points.
~" Comrades 800 ell First Con.
Diamond 81 ...F...... 90 Inaba
Butlgan 80 ....F..... - Percy
Schon f1Zl ..C....... HARE
Mack - &c f2) Carlson
Aoriarty .-.#....G.....l2) Ackein
Substitutes: Comrades. Werner
a. Laisure. Johnson. Grissinger
~; Cong. Bacon. Anderson 81,
DANIEL -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

II you're not using il. sell II with
Fast-setion Times Want Ad.
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Week-endine or skis and in
dulging In ahout-the-fire merri-
ment will be members and alumni
of Oval club. mems activity honor
airy at the University Of Wash
ington. A large group of the
membership will spend the week
end at Paradise inn.
Floodlights at Sahalie Ski club up
Snoqualmie pass way are enabling
members to ski week nights. A
group of members drove to the
pass early Thursday evening, skied
until about 1890 and returned to
their various homes.
Sahalie will be host to
entrants In the langlauf, or
erose-eountry race. which Will
he revived on SUNDAY In the
Pms. :. Zone | champion
ships at summit.
Favorite in skiing circles for
generations cross-country racing
has slipped from the calendar of
ski racing IN the last few years
but promises q healthy comeback
with growing interest in the
lengthy. erueling sort of competi-
ton Sundays race. To he laid
out by Lars Nerland. will he about
ten miles long. half OF the length
Of the Mountaiueers annual cross
country classic from Summit to
Martin.
Scott Osborn, veteran racer
In ski circles. has joined the
staff of instructors at the Ken
Srverson Ski school. nj the
Milwaukee Ski Bowl. Hyak.
Because Shirley McDonald's
little sister knitted a handsome
ski sweater sizes TO big for her
self Sister Shirley is ahead one
sweater
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Boston Red Sox One of Most
Lopsided Teams in Baseball

NE" foRk-rhe Boston Red sox op side
euos IN baseball They have championship
nfnifch -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Hitting the Old Head Pin

Century leaguers scored a list OF
zoos last night at the Coliseum
alleys. This league il becoming
the strongest at the Coliseum.
Last night Bus Crabb, anchor
of Harper's Confectionery. took
high honors when he rolled this
series: 244, 1874, 202-630. Bus
rolled the high single, 244, and
the high series. $40. His record
places him fifth In the 500 Club
list.
Hank Legacy. Hub
Clothiers, rolled n good three
game series: 1870. 234, 17s--
592. He lacked 3 pins to hit
900.
Harper's Confectionery was high
last night with fall of 2s02 pins.
The quintet shot a high game of
p70.
A list Of the zoos" follow:
Rennie crowell 233. Doc. Griffith
ZOO BUS Crshh 244 and 202. o.
Carlson 40. c. e. Collins 800.
Vetersneek 203 and 202. Hutehin-
son 20i. Tyler 202. p. caruso 200.
kazzel 200. Woody Harter 200.
Hewertz 2li, Legacy ga. Ander-
son 203. o. Seidelman 213. N.
Flanin 202 and J. Recon 200.
Rudy Boman, shooting in the
Odd Fellows league. rolled a $50
total. Thursday. on the Broadway
alleys to take the high scoring
honor of three pin leagues. His
best single was us. Art Angoye.
In the same league, checked In
with $40, to hold his high average
as the No. / bowler of the league
Shooting consistently. with
games of 1877. sis and TAI.
the Frame team rolled @.2Sl
for the high total In the
matches of the Coast Sash 4
Door league ON the Broadway.
Thursday. To take four points
from OFFICE.
Tige Day led the Trainers with
47S. followed closely by Leo Ster-
renburg, who registered 46a. and
Harold Richardson. whose score
WAS &65. Rube Haugen rolled 1873
for the high single game, nosing
out Ed Van Noy. who had ISL,
and Charley Gillette, who Tailed
$50 In one game. The Shipping
team also won four points. taking
them from Mill.
10 Porter. anchoring for Thomas
Roofing. rolled a nice 467 for the
best score In the matches of the
Broadway Womens league. Her
singles were all high. with 156.
1875 and 176. Despite Mrs. Porter's
good total. the Roofers dropped
three points TO Mckinley Radio.
ROBERTS GIRLS WIN
Alva Roberts Insurance women
tied with Broadway Beauty Salon
in the first game. but won the
point in the extra frame and went
on TO sweep the series.
Broadway Alleys won three from
Beaver Lumber. Mueller-Harkins
won three from Central bank, and
Bratrud Insurance tied with Days
Tailored Wear
Besides Boman's and Aneove's
good marks. there were other high
scores rolled by the Odd Fellows
pinmen. Jack Avril reached so4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Hank and Fritzie
Battle Again TONIGHT

NEW fOkk-The human W1ndml again forrhf 7avh
for the last
to buy memory that they carry years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

might be good idea for those who name the sports.
man Of the Year. TO keep place in their 1s41
Jake In billiard master. player capable of beating any
other cue wielder in the business
But the other
Ne refused To make claim TO the three
Jake playing with Willie Chicago tournament
when Willie collapsed pneumonia He was forced to
quit to Jake
When the title claim mentioned o he
I wouldn't the
Hoppe RECEIVERS will better man
That folks genuine craftsmanship quality all too often
absent In athletics sports aield life general .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

Len Peltier 5o4, and Roy Besaw
SIG.
East Tacoma camp won four
from Tacoma Camp, Fern Hill won
three from South Tacoma. and
Rainier split even with East
Tacoma.
An open tournament for men
bowlers of the Northwest is sched-
uled for Sunday on the Broadway
alleys. The first squad of teams
will shoot at o'clock. There will
be doubles and singles. following
the team competition Expert
trundlers from other cities will
compete with Tacoma's best bowl
ers in the three events.
SMITH AVE. MERCHANTS LEAGUE.
SMITH AVE. ALLEYS
Farley's Florist 24oi fol vs.. sun
DRUG 26l5 a.: high game c Mase
lso. high series, II Vntaw a66
Modern Cleaners 2oa3 fnl VS. 9Th
Ave Sheet Metal 2la7 a.. high game
II Hofford 1877. high series j Sears
500
Kream Krust 24so ca Us. 9Th Ave
Appliance 1850 G) high game c
Barker 1871. high series. c Barkar
400
Knights OF Pythias 24ip f2l vs. Big
IS" Service 245e t2); high game II
kravik 2o6. high series. c. Rinard
CENTURY LEAGUE
Spar Lunch 1929 ca VS. Mayflower
Cafe 2545 Ca high game. O. Seldel-
man 2l3, high series. o. Seidelman
528
Little Paris Beauty Salon 2547 ca
vs.. Community Tavern 25l5 ca. high
game, Anderson 2o3 high series, Bill
johnson 5l8.
Brotman's 24s9 tol VS.. Hub Cloth
iers 1881 IA. high game, Legacy
234 high series, Legacy 500.
ington Hardware 26l4 81. high game,
500 N'''o
Old st Louis 2625 t3) VS.. Stevens
Netter 257a IL. high game. Veters-
neck 2o3 high series Vetersneck SIS
Paulson's 27hl "a vs. Tacoma MIN
Producers 1907 10. high game { c.
Collins 220, high series. O Carlson
SIC
Pabst Blue Ribbon 257u - VS.
Haspefs Confectionery 1902 81. high
game. Bus Crabo pa. high series.
Bus Crabh $50.
Primes Inn 1892 "a vs. Bryan,s
Super Cream 1896 IL. high game
J. Recon 400; high series, J. Recon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Coast Hoop Race
NORTHERN DIVISION

GAMES TONIGHT
At seattle - Washington Va.
Montana
At CorvsIlis-O. :. {. -. Ore
fon.
Sol THERN DIVISION
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

That's top about the Gonzaga Pacific Lutheran
grid game for Tacoma stadium Sept 26
The Hot Stove league sponsors Of the game aided by
the committee that put the 1910 classic
will 60 to work Immediately organization plans
All concerned have the gained from the 1e0
The publicity and organization should
Colorfu brilliant spectacular Tommy Tommervk
passers. will In uniform
Couldn't find more suitable magnet
And let forget Principal
school
His Tigers billed for In
that particular
The asked Principal
conflicting proposition ,"
And Carr said: Why well
TO cooperate In every way This for Tacoma
Or words to that effect
Carr revealed the spirit that game spirit
tnat Will make the le4l feature 30
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
with ELLIOTT METCALF

NATIONAL Boxing association embracing many states has
record approving appointment of federal super
visor professional ring fighting
Under the existing conditions the game most certainly
needs centralized authority, preferably federal =.
doubt II any previous has found the racket low,
monopozed control of arbitrary. dominating hands
mayhem perpetrators
influential hand
frightened youngsters threatened and made virtual
dictates such
helpless either through DOM
axity whole
They have failed their purpose
would be at the extreme
low ebb II finds itself today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

Bobby Blatt. former North
west ski-man who will COM
pete rs a member of the Call
fornia mems team In the
week END events at sun Valley.
has title to uphold in the
annual competition for the
coveted LETTERS cup awarded
the first place winner In the
mems downhill race last year.
Gretchen kunigk Fraser won
the women's Jeffers eup race
last year. and arrived Mt sun
Valley On Monday 10 practice
for a return engagement this
weekend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
True. of Course. il

The Pennsylvania boxing chairman said this week that
federal interference needed that the different
missions, IL they functioned properly. would suffice
That haven't don't They been
rather
Boxing upright experienced
authority Politicians should
from interfering with the commissions activities
The Pennsylvania chairman federal
dicton would put the fight politics
To which only throw his
the debbi does he think II years?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Skidaddlinu
b. ian HUDSON

Al that's required FOR free SIX
lessons 81 the Paradise SIX school
seems 70 be the presentation q
membership cards from the Ia
coma SIX club. Beginning Sunday.
January 70. instruction will be
offered memb hers IN good standing
Who have proof Of such in their
1a4i cards. However. since the
program Is already = full one. les
sons vii not be given on January
IS. Tacoma DAY.
Proof that Il wasn't = publicity
agents story when Claaaefte
Colbert Won the visitors slalom
At Sun Valley last Sunday. - the
request by Coach Frank Howard
Of San Rafael that Miss Colbert
compete as member Of the Cali
fornia women's team in the inter-
state meet at the Idaho resort
Saturday The stars proficiency
as skier has been developed in
the last three years. She accepted
Towards offer 10 compete