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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Sumner Grid
Eleven Feasis
Eoi Turkey. Listen
To Cliff Olson

SUMNER - Sumner Bobcats.
two-tirae Puget Sound conferences
junior high football champions.
Toasted On turkey here last night
and heard Cliff Olson. Pacific
Lutheran football coach. tel how
10 become better football plsyesr.
Twenty -fise pals-rs. thr~e
manager and Coach Evans
Red Carlson were the han
ored guests n tho sumptieas
banquet prepared and SERVED
BY the neither. Of the players.
The turkeys were donated by
the sumner school board.
Besides Olson. other speakers
were Coach Carlson. Assistant
Coach Frank Plumb. Principal
Everett wsdsworth. Tom corzel-
sncyk. school board member. Dr.
J. II. corliss. Harry Josnsou and
Jerry kreueer.
LuHTAI.A CAPTAIN
Frsnny Luhtala was elected hon
orary captain and Sam oga~a and
John sperh were voted A. the most
inspirstionsl members Of the team.
Gold key awards we're an
nouneed for fhree two-sear
veterans - Jules Fotier. Sam
OKaaa and Iea Turner.
Twenty-Five other players re-
eetved gold footballs.
They are Carl Anderson. Bob
Byrd. Merlin corbin. Ken Court
ney. Don Conway. Jack Courtney.
Don Dawes. Keith Eggert. Bob
Ferguson. Ed Hicks. Roas Lun-
beck. Franny Luhtala. Frank Maxi
asthma, James Ray. Bill seebsr.
Dwight swarthout, Gordon yoiles,
Bill Staatz. Bob Chaplin. Art
Morris. and Robert Ryan. Man.
ayers receiving gold awards were
Jack Riddel. Frank Keeney and
Stan Barber.
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Hittinu the Old Head Pin Locally

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VESTED INTEREST

DENyER-Fo the last quarter
Of q century. 1t has been a ira
dition at Denver University that
the college president wears red
vest at football games.
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STADIUM HARD HIT BY INJURIES AND EXPULI0Nz
On Final Grid
Lap Of Year

Tss little srcfn<rs= - Pacific
Northwest cssiexlst- fcrfh.I. ssart
ta> last lsr II ta> ips1 cam
ralsn ,hss ~ees -. but ~ utlss
are =, stake.
raeaftr Lutheran colleges
assh,y rs~ven. which already Aas
put a~ay IN third sueeeense
wasAsnsten intercollegiate eoa-
ference title. takss N Iinfs>id ~
the Northwest conferences ~ IA
ecns tonight.
Marv trcmmynnal rsW-
m>rsik. she fusb~rnes' spavh-
ping. AAs an.sssea i.sis yeres
- fAr anA with thrsp sa@es
len h.pes - psss NJ 49,
usnrh.
willamette Ard whssman. an-
beaten in the Northwest eca-
ference. ain tAnxie rnanhsGislns
dsy. Meantime College of Puget
Sound entertalns College a. idahe
temorro~.
ne winner can flnlnn no higher
than third. whitman has
.hr.afhsr= IN Eastern Oregon
Normal tomorrow At Ia Grasds.
On The Wtscc slate. Eassevu
Waahinescs college caa esfneh
sercaa place with . triumph
aver ~ Martins % CAeaey
aaA Central Waahlaetea IL
vnses nelhneham ~ uspet
Western WaAhiagien. Desh
games Are saturday.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
STILL HAS EYE
CAMP WHEELER. Ga.

Murray Patrick. former New York
Ranger defenseman. scored es out
of 100 with a AS on the pistol
range.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
BAUGH BEST BOoTER

WAsHINGTON-sammy Baugh,
Washington's famous passer, has
averaged 52.e yards in II punts
this season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

SPECIAL MATCH -
Ths womsn,s team Of tbs nueeon
RSoYsation Center gill bowl nsusn
match with tn4 womsns sssw q ~
Highway siisys. sunday
Al tns sans tims the Rustcs men, I
team, led by ppae rsltisr, viii rol
against the offiosrs OF the Infe
Hsiislion, ssrd Inf. LED ~ capsAif
Wissisf.
srsTo> M0Mgss LEAGUE
the nfoo~rs TOOK three point. from
,hs pa. Iaai 70 i7sa Nona Tutni
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
T his Weeks winners"

Only games being played this weekend in
which the rating system predict the winner and the
score difference Here they based the ratings
which will be published Saturday:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Picking .739 Winners

Thus far, in 142 games stretched six weeks. the
rating system has batted 1879 picking los winners
recty and missing 81 games Thirteen of the misses
have been in Northwest Washington which has been topsy
turvy all contrast to former when Marys
vile and ro-Wooley dominated the show.
Checking the last three weeks detail that
u 81 picked correctly OF the rs the total
difference in Ais 1916 points
In 40 other the predicted difference
low and the 4s4 points
expected This made the factor points
In ~ other
the 1875 points less than predicted This
factor of exactly eight points
Over the entire 81 the
which Is tonchdouns .
the system going on cutting
Some along this
20 the turned
the predicted Very close estimates
Port Townsend games
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD
MANHATTAN, Kan. Zen

Berger, an end from California.
il the only out-of-state member
Of the Kansas State football squad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Passing Ut along
With Harold Shsw

Wenstchee Painters. Everett seasulls and Vancouver
Tappersi
There's the Big Three of Washington state high school
football ie4l. Which of the three Is the best is big
puzzle but according the Passing Il Along Rating Sys
TEN, they Just about toSsup.
Should Wenatchee lose TO Enensburg Thanks
giving. the Panthers would drop about so points
leaving Everett and Vancouver alone top of the
heap. Eyeretfs game with Butte. Mont, tonight Is
not counted in the ratings.
There's talk Everett and Vancouver meeting
Friday championship State rules
possibility that this big
II two of states halfhacks Hatch
of Ever Vancouver Nenatchee
has a back In Bud Thrapp.
three which follow Vancouver
ratings has Angeles
Aunkhy Eensbug Carmody Renton
Puget will the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
How Rotinq System Works

But to get back to the rating system.
Many have asked how the thing worked Here's brief
explanation
All started scratch" This scratch varied for
schools schools
enrolment II for between
II
Every time . team Loaf tied permitted an
opponent anything which
. Victories
bigger expected brought bonuses.
Now let's who better than scratch:
There's lo0o none big an
claim a wonder
Only 300 scratch schools 900 rating They
Port Angeles with
wonder Elensburg something
In eight despite three
house and Gle Eum Yakima Valley champion
-Four $50 scratch" teams ALSO the $50 rating.
They Ema. greatest history;
with Its first championship; ODea. with
lssaquah, with po~erhoue which begged
game
No 800 scratch" rating
\ tam
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

LAFAYETTE. Ind. - Purdue
has three sophomorss In ia back
field including Bob HsJzyk at
quarter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

NON1H IND IAnlEN IHNGEf
>orth knd Aileys
Beatty 1877 D1 Va Hammerrchmith
1874 IA High gams. = Hammer
schmith ieI. high seriee. Ann nrssi-
cha AS
Hissins 1874 ID vs. Mcintyre 1871
series. Wsrdsn 17s
Gamble i7se to1 " Withsrides
1o2T 90. High aame. Porter. Hsusef
$50 tie): high series. Porter AS
Ia F5eur 1877 Ul Va Ros< 2nl7
"a. Nah game Mss knisht 7oi;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
FLETCHER OUT

Washington state has collected
the usual amount of bruises and
bunged up knees. hut the Cougars
are expected 10 fieid their veteran
lineup with the exception of Felix
Fletcher. who VIII make the trip
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confsotioners No 4 ass7 20, vs.
Mestmen 76sa 60 High samt. Giro
72i. nigh SERIES Giro e2h.
Tavern ASIA ID Va Electricians 7sls
az High game. Russ soper tps
high series ] Love 4ep
West Finders 7s2s a. Va Confee-
TONERS No .. 7s47 a. High game
J Levn $40. high seriss Ar Noel
Ter b52
confsctlonsrs No 3t4s "a W
pssmen ifoffsit1 hish ssnls nill
Msrek iap. hieh series. y Armsirons
aa9
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Cougars Roll
Up As Points


WASHINGTON STATE COL
I.rsE FaIinsas Win ire defeat
a Ieaho lass saturday the
Cougars have rniied NJ . total ~
- roints In their lsst three rames
10 their opponents none.
or~Gca stats w.s s~ss hesp
after An upset 81 10: WASH
inxtcn State wsiked Aeme
with tire bacon fvem Eugene
70 the tune 81 ls-e. aad last
Saturday ske Cougar chalkea
mp . Tao win over the unt-
ser.ify 81 IaAhe.
The win over Idaho Saturday
found Washington State 81 the
bottom OF the ladder-the Cougars
had their mld-a<ason let.own. and
II II hadn't have heen for the in
spired playing If hob Kennedy.
Cougar fulinsek. the game might
have finished with . much differ
ent score.
Coach HollinTbery hreathed .
sigh Of relief ana IA glad the foet-
hsllers took that day fer their
relapse with Herb Godfrey. and.
and Kennedy managing To play
excellent ball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
COMMERCIAL ItAstk
CnIlses,m Alleys

III 0oble. shooting for Jimmy Ia
reili's quintet rolled out = bis 751
angle Thursday for one Of the best
games on the Coliseum alleys this
week. Tho score was made In the
Coliseum Commercial league.
Nigh totals of the league vent
TO Rodney Gsdd and flsfstb, each
of whom relied s5I.
The league leading simond.s team
won three points from Rockers 70
maintain q comfortable margin In
the p<nnant race
Wolves won three from Groves 10
20 into second place, four polnfs be-
hind the simond's boys
In the other matches. Co9za won
three from Jimmy zareiii's. Postoffice
Son three from pennants, ana Ever
green won three from eaits.
H00ADWAY W0MEN'A LEAGUE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

their margin reduced 70 . single point
when the fast stepping Oilsrs won
three points. Bill Herdmans Jew
elsrs cams along elos< 70 the Packers
By winning three from tns paln1s
The Brushmsn. sailing sfonk
near the top Of tine circuit. wsfe
off tn good start last night.
taking the first same from the
FueIrnes. but then schultz ana
20. sent 10 Hofk. and shsn the
kesrss usrs in. the fusi~rs had
taken three dlxit.
Captain Ray nicnsod had his
S~fsirsmsE rolling eel ana VOC
three from Cpticas
Tns cellar dssllers. Clothiffs. sfn~<
slrno@t 70 = man In last nights pisf
aua soi1ndly sTouncsd John FllsEsss
Ranches Tbs Clothisrs foiisd z1zs
tSsap tStsi szesezsa only D. the zfss
MARI Of ths Fuetsfs
There sgil ~ nc plss "a me citg
league merit T'narsdsf. on account ~
Thanksgiving dss cessfgsncs. Tn<
aFFFrfE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15


Claudia Rehn and Hazel FROST tied
~ tso for the top total In the
matches of the Broadway Ladies'
league Thursday evening
Mary Puz rolled let for tho high
slnsle. one pin better than Afs.
Frosts is3 game.
Laura fafxe rolled > nise rs
series 10 iead Sport Center In
four point ain ossf tsnfrsiss
BinT 6aGlssrdi pas feps IN the
Radio tstor's nstrh With iss for
The sinEie snd taz for the total
The Radio Tram won four.
jacobson won three from Asfssta
with Mary Pun leading ~ifh Sz4.
Mrs. Frosfs 40 vent for Hrstrsid .
and her team zon four from r1shsgs
Claudia Rshns 40 wa high for
Hoperts shlrn won four from
YRrberss
Biz Pete schultz. Tacoma police
bowler. hung up D~~ targets ~ snif h
his City league pzis rsn shoot fs tns
next few weeks Shsu hs broke me
individual records for the s<ason With
. asa game and ese series Thursday
nisht on the Broadway alt<ys.
N wss . bIs night for the Ghy
lea ruSrs. eg 81 whom reRisfsred
$40 o. better. John PasniSk wss
the snly man, besides ssbuitx. 10
shoot Into the 500 circle. bst
lot 81 marks we're dangerously
- a... $780, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Close Harmonizers
For Laughing Film

A CASTING bureau composed
Of director Allan Dwan. Fibber
McGee and Molly. at R-K-O Radio
recently Culled a quartet Of four
Sweet Adeline" singers from
some 100 applicants for a choice
spot in the picture. Look Who
Laughing
Buster Erode. ex-blackface and
Jewish-type comic, w. J O'Brien
formerly one ri the Hall and
O'Bricn vaudeville team. George
Brouehton. British pantomimist.
Aand George Matthews, got the
yJobs
The three were looking Nor
character actors who could sing
"Wistful Vista. We Love Thee" 20
the tune Of Little Brown jug,
IN the best barber shop close har-
mouy manner. Any character
entering the private domain OF
WiStfm Vista must be approved
by Fibber MCGEE and Molly, Gre
ators Of the fictitious town
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Littman's The ter
Be gins Season

LITTMAN'S Peoples Thcatoi
had its grand opening for the new
season last night with a promi-
nent star cast headed by IL
Lilliana. EcoA Liebgoid. Abraham
Lax. Ethel DOrf.
The opening play. should a
Mother Tell was produced and
directed by Misha FishZon. II also
Will toe presented on Friday night
and Sunday matinee and evening
In the cast are Frances Vein
tFattt), Abraham Dorf Clara Raj
fallo. Jack Bernardo, Stella
Shullman, Florence FeinStein
lSSac Arco, Hymie Feinstein anc
others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
May Robson Wins
Jousts With John

JOHN BARRYMORE. winner
Of countless verbal duels and mas
ter Wordsman, was stopped cold
recently by none other than
grandmotherly May Robson.
They had just finished doing the
rhumba 10 end all rhumbas for a
scene in R-K-O Radios Play.
mates"
Escorting Miss Robson back 70
her table, Barrymore seated her
kissed her brow, bowed CALAMITY
and said. May. your rhumba was
reminiscent of Ginger Rogers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Swanson Enjoys
Cafe Spotlight

WHEREVER GLORIA SWAN
SON goes eyenings-and she steps
out quite frcquently-sinee her
return to Hollywood in R-K-O
Radios Father Takes A Wife
she runs true 10 form by grab
hing the spotlight. And Holly
woods current glamour girls don
seem 10 mind.
Typical Of this was an incident
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Caeney's Pictures
Fly Over Germany

JAMES CAGNEY is making
daily fights over Germany.
Or at least hundreds OF his
,e'>- .ttbfis pasted in
the cockpits of Spitfres. Toma-
hawks and American-built bomb
ers. and king the fights.
Canadian pilots. who met Jimmy
in Ottawa, consider the pictures
good luck.
Pilots sent overseas from Up
lands Training Station. Ontario,
where Warner Bros. Captains OF
the Clouds spent a month on To-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

COMEDIANS who take them
selves seriously are a dime a dozen
81 a silVer-voiced tenor VINO k.s.-
himself is a rare bird and such is
Peter Higgins.
This popular Irishman with the
twinkle in his eye and a pup on
the tongue would rather Joke with
his audience than make with the
music and nc does like TO sing.
Peter is currently appearing al
the Club Royale and stopping
every show because the customers
are as mad for his dialogue as
they are for his vocal arrange
ments OF such popular ballads as
a Pretty Girl, Amapoia and
Peaceful in the Country"-all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

at Ciro's recently. Gloria was
seated several tables away from
Marlene Dietrich. A photogra-
pher on the job wanted a shot
of both the glamour girls to-
gether.
Dietrich was approached and
asked if she would pose with Miss
Swanson. But, yes. Id love it,
she replied eagerly.
"Shall 1 AK AiSs Swanson to
come TO your table, or"
NO" Dietrich shot at him.
''FOr SwansOn-I 20 10 her"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

payable only 10 the persons
named on the bond.
Note-To buy defense bonds
and stamps, 20 10 the nearest
post office or bank, or write 10
the treasurer of the United
States, Washington, D. C.. for
an order form
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

cation, took the first Cagney
photographs to England.
When they experienced unusual
good luck in night bombing at
tacks and in sky combat, Cagney
received many requests for his
picture.
He is autographing and mailing
pictures as fast as the requests
come in. The photographs go TO
Canada by air mail. then reach
England in less than seven hours
by ferry bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

with hot and cold running accom-
paniment OF chatter.
tn-NNer how great the
-renprarroii 70 be funny. Higgn,
is always in good taste and he
never makes any one but himself
the butt Of his Jokes
He will casually interrupt him
self 70 clown and MS ease in
handling hecklers is famous. lie
believes that there's no point in
making a living singing unless yoL
can have fun with H.
Appearing with Peter in this
very entertaining revue are Chicf
and Lee, clever miniics, Charlie
and Shirlie MCGOWAN, tap team
hand-balancing Park and Cldfore
and the Margaret Faber dancers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times: on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Defense Bond Quiz

@ Can I pledge a defense
bond as collateral for a bank
loan?
A--No. Bonds are registered
and not transferable. They are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
RatOff Has
DUN System
OF Directing
BY JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD. oct. 2.-As a
\ director, Gregory Ratoff sticks to
J the vacuum cleaner salesman tech
nique-he believes one demonstra-
ton is worth a whole host of
words.
Ratofs most recent assignment
was THE Corsican Brothers, for
Edward Snfs& in which Douglas
Fairbanks Jfs&nd Ruth Warrick
held forth.
You might have walked on the
,tage there and found the director
making love. Not to any one. just
making love. He wanted Fair
banks and Miss Warrick 10 know
Just how Ratoff believes love
should be made.
PLAYED BOTH ROLES
"Ah," signs Ratoff playing
Fairbanks who's playing a Cor
Sican, ''in my heart I have been
following you forever"
Ratoh then takes on dulcef
tones, for now he is playing Miss
Warrick.
"And I love YOU. too" muir
murs Director Raton back 10
himself.
do II again; you're magni-
flcent," the real Fairbanks
shouts from the Sidelincs. In
cidentally Fairbanks Joined the
navy when the picture was COM
pleted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
PLAYED BOTH ROLES
NEVER REPEATS


The fact remains that Raton
never repeats himself. II the tech.
nique OF a scene isn't clear by the
time Ratoff has acted 1t out, il
never Will be clear.
He iavisiies his talents on the
bit players Just as readily as on
the stars. For example. there is
"a short scene where player
Amerely opens a door and enters
"a room, carrying a tray with
glasses Of wine.
Says Ratoff, taking the tray:
"I'll show you.
He opens the door, walks
through and a glass of wine spills
staining the Ratoff shirt
GETS IMPATIENT
Ratoff is very impatient with
himself ---
You don't do II that way"
he says sharply
He tries again, this time sue.
eessfHlly
you do n that way" he says.
"and somebody please get me
clean shirt"
Raton was an actor long before
he was director lie says he
changed 40 directing because he
could So down at has work.
Hollywood is inclined 10 doub,
that. As an actor he could play
only one part in a picture. As a
director he can play everybody
part. even If you never see it or
the screen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Club RoyaIe's Peter Higgins
Is Stopping Current ReUue

with hot and cold running accom-
paniment of chatter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

He opens The door, walks
through and glass Of wine spills
staining the Ratoff shirt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
GETS IMPATIENT

Ratoff IS very impatient with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

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