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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Montana Loses
To Bruins, l4-7

Los ANGELES Little Car
ence Msckey. 15o-pound sopho-
more halfback. came out OF OBJ
security in the UCLA roster last
night 10 lead the Bruins 10 a IA
10 ! victory over University OF
Montana before 10000 at Memoir
ial coliseum.
Nackay. who looked like
the logical successor TO
former Negro stars Kenny
Washington and Jackie Rob-
inson. swept around the GriE-
zlies' TANKS In the second
period TO give the Bruins their
margin over what was sup
posed to be a weak Montana
team.
The Bruins came back after the
half with a squad made up Of third
and fourth stringers and the Griz-
lilies quickly took advantage Of
the situation. With Fullback ESQ
Naranche at the helm. the team
drove to a score from its own 81
yard line, making five first downs
without giving up the ball. Mar
anche went over from the two
yard line for the touchdown and
added the extra point himself.
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Ray Robinson
Meets Angoti

NEW YORK; ron-title. 10
round match between Welter-
weight Champion Freddie Coch-
rane and Young Ray Robinson Of
New York in Madison Square
Garden on Oct 81 has replaced
the scheduled fight between Lew
Jenkins and Sammy Angott, Pro
naoter Mike Jacobs said today.
The Jenkins-Angott bout. q
lS-round title fight for the
lightweight championship Of
the world. was postponed
until Dec. IS b. . ruling Of
the New York state boxing
commission. The national box
Ing body zecords title recog-
milton to Jenkins.
Robinson. slender Harlem Ne
Ero. Is urhestsn in - professional
fights. Both n. ard Cochrars. re-
cert corqusner ~ Jenkins. must
weigh les pounds Or less for their
fight
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Roy IS. Fedwoy S

Rolling To pair Of touch
downs the first half and match
ing scores the last half. Roy Lyn,
defeated Federal Way Eagles. 1876
here yesterday afternoon.
Harold Snow passed TO two
touch d o wins. hitting Neal
Wadsworth for = ee-yard score
In the first period ard he4v-
Ing to Albert Jones for . as
yard gain In the last quarter.
In the second quarter Elmer
Wi>hnAn intercepted . Fed
eral Way pass and ran IS
yards to score.
The Eagles tailed in the foartl
quarter when George star
plunged over from the two-ysrS
line after a 55-ysrd march down
field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Renton rs. Sumner IA

MNER-Awed by the terrific
line plunging of All Conference
Fullbsck Roy Bud Sloan. Sum-
ner Spartans fell behind 1910 at
halftime but with Sloan resting on
the sidelines the second half the
Spartans perked up and scored
twice In a ASIA Puget Sound game
with Renton Indians here last
night.
Sloan opened the scoring with an
so-yar4 run around end. with En-
uett nindle converting. sloan
scored again In the second period
from the two-yard line after q
Sumner pass had been intercepted
on the spartan Ia.
Another interception led TO
kindle's touchdown from the three
yard line just before the half
ended
Tom Ruffin plunged over from
the three-yard line and then con-
verted for Summers first points in
the third quarter.
A so-yard pass from Jim Hoban
to Lyle Barry added another
touchdown In the fourth quarter
WITH kyoshi okada adding the ex-
tr. point on a reverse.
In between the Sumner touch
downs. Kindle intercepted a Sum-
ner lateral and ran so yards 10
T score.
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The victory not only brought
the Rainiers the presidents cup
but the 5000 pot.
Behind the tight six-hit pitching
Of Dick Barrett. the Sainiers got
a early edge and never were
beaded. A walk TO Bob Collins,
Al Niemiee's single and Dick
Gyselman's double 10 center sent
two runs across In the second in
ming. A elincher vas added In the
fourth on Ned Stickle's double. a
sacrifice BY Nieniec and Jo-Jo
Whites single.
The >olonx got n fun head
Of steam only once - In the
third inning. In that frame
Don Gufteridge singled to left
and reached second when
spencer Harris kicked the ball
around. Gene Handley scored
him with q double down the
first base line
George Munger gave up five hits
and three runs before he was lifted
with two out in the fourth inning
in favor Of Tom Freitas. who per-
mitted two more hits before he
yielded to pinch-hitter in the
eighth. Al Hollingsworth finished
the game
Only ASS persons saw the final
game. for the night was cold and
light fog hung low over the Card
inal stadium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Sweeps Billed
AT Allenmore

The October sweepstakes of the
TGA, best ball twosome. is on
schedule today and Sunday at Al
kenmore course. The November, or
turkey sweeps. will be held at Lin
den and the final 1e41 sweeps at
the club that has the largest entry
list through the season al the vari-
Gus sweeps. Brookdale leads now
with ISL but Allenmore. in second
place with Ill. has a chance this
weekend 10 close the gap. the
play being at Allenmore course.
However. those Brookdaiers are
ardent golfers.
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ABES WIN 60; TIGERS TIE 1913; L0CCERS LOSE, rs
Vandals
Whip Tags

SPokA>E-Using the rszzle-
dazzle that made Ohio State fear
ed in TIRE Big Ten Conference. =
University az Idaho team coached
BY Frances Schmidt scored = p
70 victory over GonzaEa uni
versify in a non-eonferencs game
here last night
six thousand persons ssw
Schmidt's NaRdal> score their
first victory in three starts
Idaho scored in the last two
minutes of the second period
when Pete Ecomosieh inter
oeptod q Bulldog pass. later
allied 10 Manson who carried
the bali Is yards TO the Is
yard line from where Micklioh
plunged over. Anderson con-
verted.
In the third period Davis passed
IS yards 10 Anderson who took
the ball on Gonzsga's u and
scored standing up. Anderson also
kicked the extra point The final
vandal score came in the fourth
period when Manson took q lateral
from Vito Berluss.
Gonzaga rallied in the closing
minutes and avoided a shutoui
when Goodwin intercepted an
Idaho pass and lateralled "a
Scherger. who scored unmolested.
Goodwin kicked goal
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savages Roll Over
Whiiworih, 35-7

SPOkANE-Whitworth College
waited until the closing minutes
Of the game to get its offense
working and the Spokane team
was defeated 35-7 by Eastern
Washington College of Education
yesterday Whitworth's score came
in the final quarter when Merkel
heaved a long lateral TO McCul-
Tough who raced across the goal
line from deep in Whitworth ter
ritory.
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Add Personal
Touch TO Tilt
Fans Will Meet"
4lst Footbollers

FORT LENIS-A perso a
touch will be injected Sunday
afternoon at Tacoma Stadium
when the 41st division football
team meets the Seattle Aeros,
through introduction of the indi-
vidusl players 10 the spectators.
1t would be impractical. of
course. to have a general
Misunderstanding fest between
players and spectators but
nonetheless a scheme is afoot
whereby the fans will meet
the players.
The get acquainted" program
is patterned after that in use by
the eastern professional teams.
Instead Of the players running on
the field in a body Just before
game time. they are lined up in
single file and az each man comes
on the field his name and position
is announced over the public ad-
dress system.
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Puyollup IL. Kent o

KENT Two touchdown passes
In the first half from Kenny
Spooner TO Gail Bruce brought
Puyallup Vikings a 1910 victory
here last night over Kent vandals
in Puget Sound conference foot
ball game.
With fourth down and a foot 10
90 on the one-foot line Spooner
passed into the end zone for a
touchdown in the first period. The
second quarter score came on a
shovel pass to Bruce on an end
around The play went for 10
yards.
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Fife rs. Ortinq O

ORrING rife TroJsns rolled
over Orting Cards. ESQ. here yes
terdsy afternoon to keep their
Pierce County league unbesten-
unscored-on record clean
Mel Rowe and Shinobu Tersnishi
each scored two touchdo~ns with
Rowe galloping 20 yards for one.
reranishi added two conversion
points on line bucks.
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Buckley Is. Auburn O
RICK

BUCk Breaking loose in
the fourth period. Buckley Noun
tsineerS defeated Auburn Trojans.
$50. here yesterday afternoon
Lowell Dond and Bob Ross
teamed up 20 make all the points
A Ross-Doud I - moved the hall
to the Auburn .e-yard line and
Doud went over three playe> later
on . six-yE-d end run
Recovering ar Auburn tumble or
TIRE tsn-ysrd lins. Ross spirited
over from IN. tso-ysrd line. Ross
converted
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INDIVIDUAL yARpscg


STAYED off all Railsplitter chal-
leages but the f5rst-which.
however was enough to win
the 1871 city prep grid In
augural for the Abex-
Lincoln started off like q whirl-
wind. showing their best offensive
drive AZ the start of the game
when . driving rain made playing
conditions the worst
Gaining possession Of the ball
on their own 3T-yard line. the
Railsplitters marched IS yards in
IL plays TO score the games only
touchdown.
A So-yard pas by SIEVE
Grassi. red-haired Italian fire
hall playing his first game ut
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Willamette Rolls
Over Linfield, $50

McMINNVILLE - Willamette
thumped Linfield. 43 to o. in a
Northwest Conference game last
night 10 preserve its indicated.
unscored-on record.
The heavy Willamette eleven
rolled to four touchdowns in the
first quarter. then threw in the
second team. Only the long punts
of Ken Stewart. Linfield fullback.
prevented a higher score.
Fullback Walden scored three
touchdowns for the winners. Will
lamette kicked only one point
after touchdown.
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GRID RESULTS

UCLA -. Montana Z
Texas Tech Ia. Loyola 0.
Idaho al. Gonzaga 7.
Greeley State 10. Colorado Mines IL
San Jose State 20. San Diego
State O.
willamette -. Lnfieid o.
whitman !. College OF Puget
Sound 6.
Eastern Washington IS. Whit
worth Z
lewiston Normal u. Gonzass
Frosh 0
coIlege Of idaho ~. Pacific L "A.
CaItech 10. Layerne Q
Georgia Il. Mississippi "a
Temple IT. GEORGETOWN !
DuQuesne 26. Manhattan 7
Citadel Al Presbyterian 10.
Arkansas Tech 6. Henderson 0.
Pennsylvania S. Union s.
Shurtieff Al Moberly &c 0.
Howard Payne 20. Austin o.
Western Reserve Il. Akron s
Newport News app. School 20.
Randolph Macon 7.
Detroit Z IS. Central State
YOUNGSTOWN College IS. Illinois
Wesleyan II.
Defiance rs. Ashland :.
Miami 20. Tampa s
Case 7 Kent state s
Lebanon Valley 30. &C NY 7
MuskinEum u Finlay 6
George Washington 0, Washington
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the goal line brought the first
touchdown. Frank ZurIine
converted. Five seconds before
the period ended. Richardson
ran 50 yards from a spinner
play TO score.
Fain broke loose for a 40-yard
run to the goal line in the third
quarter but the Tigers missed the
try-for-point. With three minutes
left in the game, Fain raced IS
yards for the second Bengal score.
Co-Captain Don Lee kicked the
tying point.
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Mississippi Ties
GEORGIA, Is 10 Is

ATHENS - A Georgia football
team touted as one Of the strong
est in Dixie dropped into the ranks
Of tied elevens today. Georgia
tied Mississippi in a Southeastern
conference game, 1914, before
IS. 600 last night after bitter
uphill battle during which FRANKIE
DAVIS scored all his teams points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
B O W LIN G
Norwood League
Hi-nay Alleys

Norwood League
Hi-pay ALLEYS
Day Cutting 2is2 (o) ". Tear
Down 24s2 a.. high game. q. Bush
2os. high series. 6 BUSH 5O2
ODD Dept. 1850 80 vs. Office 25oe
o.. high game D. CIonyea ia: high
series J. r Nell 47o
Door Shippers 1880 (2) VS.. Door
Dept. 242s ca; high game. BOB Pullar
1873. high series. 3 Pullar sos.
Dept 1853 ca. high game. II. SOM
mers l7s: high series 2 Leslie 4ss.
sprsader Gang 25Ol a. Is Veneer
shippers 1919 e0; high game, Harris.
Barker iss: high series, NJ Barker
Panel Cutters 247s 80 vs.. Msintx-
Summarized ia: high series. Il. SUM
nertleld ATS.
Naeca bee League
PLAY Nor Alleys
Terrible Turks 747s a. - lvor
Heads 225o fol. hizh game u SIN
clsir Ia. high series, p sincisn
Fivs Hot Shots 247s "a - HiIl
Bibles 1854 %; high game sylvs
stemp lse: hish series. Sylvia sisnp
smart Guys 225z tol vs. sauAwksrs
24s3 -: high same Martin sosinr-
SKI: high series. Martin Sovinsn so'.
Hi-way Ladies League
Hi-Nsy Alleys
Hams IL vs.. Johnnys "a: hisn
game @. Hanson I2s. high seTles'
I. Cardigan S34
Clzrks C0l IS. Shoe Doctor 90:
high game. n Nelson I55. high se-sess
D WeScoar 400.
Tory's ca ". Church's %: nssn
game z Cs-zvzno l5s. hign senes'
Je1 Church $50
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taiIback. 20 Denny Bergiund.
speedy hight halfhack. proved
- BE- the victory margin
BerRlund caught Gra~d's
hesve just ~ he stepped ever
the goal line. Thompson's
pinceki~k ate mpt was
blocked.
After that Lincoln continually
threatened the Bellarmine goal.
once reaching the two-yard line
late in the fourth quarter only
10 have a play go sour and lose
the ball on downs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Ski Dates
To Be Set

ELLENSBURG - The Pacific
Northwestern Ski association met
here today TO set dates for this
winters competitions.
Three Of the biggest events were
expected TO be authorized as fol-
lows: Sun Valley open interna-
tional. March 1881: Western Kan
dahar. Mt. Hood. April As; Silver
Skis open. Mt. Rainier. April l1-l2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Tomasic Sparks
Temple 10 Victory
PHILADELPHIA

FHfH.ltDLLfH fFt--NVtt % AT
American selectors - Don't over
look Handy Andy To m Isl c,
Temples bid for a return to foot
ball prominence. The lad with the
jaek-rabbit legs led the Owls TO
a IT, conquest of Georgetown
last night. Tomssic put Temple
out in front in the first period by
returning a punt SIS yards for a
touchdown
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Prep Grid Scores

Lonsview :. CsmAs O
Aberdeen s. kelso
Breuerton -. shelton Il
OD~a :. Seattle Prep Q
Ziliah ie. Code cAle O
Lakeside 6. Redmond 0
Port Angeles e. PoulSho -
Silveruzie II. Port Orchard g
Kirkland 81. Poster Is
BotHell IL Snocuzluie !.
L@xl<ton ~. ColfAx Q
Olympia 6. CentrAi.A 6
NenstcAee a. Wzp4tc 0
Everett b 7. Concrete o.
Central Valley 6. West VALLEY Q.
Nurthport G, Marcus o
Wilbur 20. Davenport c.
Garfield a. Broadway CS<Arsle1.
Lewis and Clark is. Sc-ih Cen,
tral IL
Bellevue :. iSsAqu4h Q
Cl4xkScon II. Pullman O
Riverside Is Ne=port @
HGrriuzton Is. Odessa II
AAbtor Ss. Klft!ras Q
Toppe1ssh ie. Su1nysice :
P-c=ser z GrAccTteE
Marquette IS. Yakima 3 c
Vancouver 10. E-Sene fCre .
Vancouver 10. Euzene. Ore. O.
Caste Rock - Tsliro G
Pc Il :. Toleco G.
winiock Il MoSsyrocx :
Mociips Il. WlshkAh Waller =
Rochester : s. Martins Frecs 2.
STATE School c. oraiaska O.
lshsn - I11zfis Ike -
Oakvtlle az. Rainier -
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LINCOLN


Substitutions: Lincoln - Beriis,
Heaton. Hunt. Turneuil and Lo-
bach.
Bellarmine - Bichsel. Bradford.
L. Nartineau. V. Martineau. Ce-
bula. Fairhurst, Siemeor. Sullivan.
Hermson and y Leary.
Officials: Bob Hall. referee
Ralph Christie. umpire; Rex Scott
head linesmzn-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Rain Hampers
Lion OHense
Berglund Catches
Poss for TollY

Another notch Was carved on
the football warclah which Lln-
coin Ahcs have held over Bellar-
mine Lions but the so victory
scored by the Rsilsplitfers in the
mud last night AZ the stadium
was certainly no disgrace to the
outrnsnned and outweighed fight
ing Bells.
Playing almost the entire
game with their hacks 90 the
wall the scrappy West Enders
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whitman Z. I. 4. =. y.
College of Idaho 81. Pacific IL.
WALLA wALLA-By the mar
gin OF a conversion. Whitman
Missionaries ended a I0-year foot
ball ink held by the College Of
Puget Sound Loggers by winning
a IS Northwest conference game
here last night at Borleske field.
All Of the scoring came in the
fourth quarter with the Mission
aries tallying first when Dick
Clarke intercepted a LumberJack
pass on the CPS 3O-yard line and
ran it back TO the Logger 13-yard
stripe. Here Captain Jonie Lewis
scored on an eight-yard buck.
Clarke converted by placement.
The Loggers came right
hack with passing attack and
moved down field to the Whit
man li-xard line where Jack
Spencer. midget freshman half
hack from kirkland. tossed a
pass to Quarterback Bill Nc
Laughlin for a touchdown. Nc
Laughlin's place kick Was
wide.
With four minutes remaining
the Loggers passed on every play
but Miller of Whitman intercepted
on his own 2e-yard line as the
game ended
Mclaughlin. Brummitt and May
cumber stood out for the -oggers.
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Totals .-.-3 , n rs
aBatted for Hans In fourth.
SACRAMENTO

Score by Innings
Seattle ........ 020 100 Ooo-S
Sacramento ..... DOL 600 ooo-i
summsry-I.oslng pitcher. Munger.
innings pitched, By Munger ga.
Freitas. AZ. a. bat, off Munger is.
Freitas Is. runs. off Munger 8. hits.
off Munger 5. Preitas 2. runs rexpons-
ibie for. Barrett !. Munger 3: base on
balls, off Barrett l. Munger 8: struck
out. by Barrett; q Murger 5. Freitss
1. Hollingsworth /: left on bases. Sc
attic ]. Sacramento 5; two-base hits.
hits, Siemiec. Ffeitas. players walk
Ing. Collins, Barrett. Gyselman.
Blekely. runs bat-ed in. GyselmAn 2.
Handley. White, double play. Barrett
to Stickie 70 ScArsella. time. , 100.
umipres. Powell. Engeln. Snyder and
Hood.
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Kopowsin Victor

KAPOWSN - Kspowssn Log
gers notched their second straight
Pierce County league win BY de-
featinx Eatonville Cruisers. 2i-o'
here yesterday afternoon
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and Lee 0.
Ohio Northern IS. Albion s
Brigham Young 10 Denver :.
Butler 10. Ball State 8
LA state Normal :. Louisiana Col
lege O.
Iowa Teachers l3. Morningside 0.
ST. Louis U 6. Drake g.
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RainierS Win
Seattle Defeats Sacramento in Finale

SACRAME>To-The Seattle Rainiers proved that
they their third straight Pacific
drive against sseamenos Solon They night BY
seventh and deciding shaughney psyon
he hv A 3
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Roy 10. Federal Way 6.
Clover Park 81. Nelm 6.
kapowsin 81, Eafonviile 0.
LAKEWOOD - Big Steve nsh
led Clover Park Warriors TO s2-7
victory over a crippled Yelm Tor
nsdo eleven here yesterday after
noon in a Pierce County league
game.
Ti>h scored three touch
downs. all from within the ten
yard line although on one &C.
cAsion the big Warrior full
back had rambled 80 yards to
the goal only to have the score
nuliificd BY . clipping penalty
on the lo-yard line.
Don johnson ran 50 yards to an
other Warrior score and Devere
Bailey plunged over for the fifth
touchdown Yelm scored In the
fourth quarter against Clover Park
reserves with George McCloud go
ing over from the six-yard line.
Statistics gave Clover Park an
lis edge in first downs and a
800 to Ill margin in yardsge.
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SATURDAY GAME
Everett at Yakima.
BELLINGHaM

BELLINGHAM A BelIngham
Jinx which has stopped Stadium
Tigers every year except two in
the last six almost downed the
visiting Tseomans here last night
but Chuck Fain came hack in the
last half with two long runs TO
tie Bellingham Red Raiders. 1918.
IN a Cross State league game.
The Raiders scored all their
points in the first quarter. A
s2-sard pass from Floyd John
son to Walt Richardson over
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.Highline Tops
Enumclaw.l9-6
Renton. PuYollup
Win Puget Bottles
PUGET SOUND CONFERENCE

FRIDAY RESULTS
Puyailup IL. Kent o.
Renton IS. sumner IL.
Highline 10, Enumelaw 6.
Buckley Is. Auburn 0.
E>UMCLAW - Breaking a SIS
tie with only five seconds to go
in the first half. Highline Pirates
rolled on to a 1916 victory over
Enumclaw Tigers here last night
in a Puget Sound conference game.
The Pirates scored first on
y eo-yard play - . So-yard
pass from Ted Niehl TO Ed
Niehi and q So-yard run by Ed.
The Tigers tied IL up on . 10
yard march In the second
period with Warren Jensen go
ing over after Highline had
held three times on the one
foot line.
Bill Flynn scored both Of the
remaining Highline touchdowns
With only seconds left in the first
half. Flynn bucked over from the
two-yard line. In the final period.
Flynn took a 25-yard pass in the
nd zone to score.
Highline 49,. s q SO
Enumclaw -. o 6 o o@6
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LuteS VS.. RANGERS

Probable starting neups for the Pacific Lutheran
ST. Martins college in the Stadium at o'clock
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Gallops
To Two Scores
Stadium in Reilly
To Knot Up Come
ROSS STATE LEAGUE

FRIDAYS RESULTS
stadium Is. Beliingham Is
Lincoln 6. Beliarmine 0 Non
league.
o'Dea :, Seattle Prep o Non
leaguel.
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Clovers Rap
Yelm, 81 to 6
Fife Keeps Pace
With ESQ Victory

FRIDAYS RESULTS
Fife 20. Orting 0.
Roy 10. Federal Way 6.
Clover Park 81. Nelm 6.
kapowsin 81, Eafonviile 0.
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Pea ~ 49, -4-aH' ndf
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Whitman Ends
CPS Grid Hex
Missed Plocekick
Margin of Victory
NORTHWEST CONFERENCE

FRIDAY RESULTS
willamette IS. Linfield 0.
Whitman :. {. 4. :. s.
College of Idaho %. Pacif
Evening star., 1941-04-14
Hut-Snutchers Bottle
Police of Shonqhoi

Shanghai, China, is in the throes
of a hat-snatching crime wave. Just
as bus or street car starts the
snstcher reaches through a window
and grabs a passengers hat. The
vehicle speeds on its way and the
snatcher on his. The police are not
blamed because there are not enough
of them to cope with the trouble.
AS many as 40 snatched hats day
are reported, and it is believed many
more were not mentioned. The bus
and street car companies are criti-
cized for not finding a remedy. One
plan seriously considered provides
for thin horizontal iron bars on the
outer side of the windows about
inches apart.
Evening star., 1941-04-14
BED ACCESSORIES and CHAIR PAD
CRIB BLANKETS
RUBBER GOODS

100 Mattress Covers, rubberized prints sae
69c Rubber Sheetne, white or nooroon, yd., 5se
l.65 Mattress Covers, waterproof birds
eye NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1941-03-02

monia story, embroidered with varying fig
ures in each instance, but all adding up to the
disturbing report that an epidemic is quickly
filling the post hospitals. At Camp Upton, in
my territory, even the colonel was supposed
to be victim; at Fort Dix over 200 men we're
said to be down with it and fifty extra nurses
were supposed to have been summoned by
wire from Washington; at Fort Hamilton
thirty men were rumored to have died the
previous week end
Mothers and sweethearts of the boys at
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tiplied as the draftees moved in during JAN
uary and February.
You know the kind of tales l mean: the
story that men in this camp sleep in wet
clothes every night; that the men in that
camp went on a hunger strike against the in
ferior food; that sin and vice are rampant in
nearby towns; that a civilian was shot trying
to poison the water supply at one post. ETC.,
etc.
The most universal tale regarding prac-
tically all camps is the hard-working pneu-
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Now is the time for all good Americans to
learn likewise, for the rumormongers are
working in double shifts - just as they did
with such dire results in Poland, in Norway
the first Nazi attack on any enemy, potential
or real, is always the sapping of public morale.
And we should be able to put two and two
together in view of the flock of rumors which
began to fly when the National Guard went
to camp back in October - and which mul-