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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
By HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Sports Editor

United Press Sports Editor
NEW YORk-Mondsy morn
ing grid-irony:
Player of the Week-Anselo
Bertelli. the Bob Teller of the
football fields" who threw fast
ones, curves. slow ones and fade
Always, pitching Notre Dame to
victory over Navy. Give the kid
\ dry field and a dry ball. and
you will find plenty OF football
men who WI insist that he "
the best pssssr IN the country,
college or professional Work.
ing behind Ms same superb pro-
lection that Charley o'RotTks
enjoyed under Coach Frank
Leahy at Boston college last
year, Bertelh has completed 81
passes this season for a total
Of 7l3 yards. Against Navy he
completed IL OF Is for total
Of 2S2 yards and was involved,
directly or indirectly. IN all
three Notre Dame touchdowns
that knocked Navy from the
ranks Of the un beaten and
moved the Rose Bowl several
hundred miles farther from An
nspolis. Nd.
Upset of the Week - Pitts
hurgh's 1870 victory over Ford
ham. The real hero OF that
game WAS Old Man Over-Confi-
dencs. a cunning gent who likes
10 slip up on teams with per-
feet records and bust EN- right
on the nose. The Fordham boys
were so busy trying 70 decide
whether TO take summer or win
ter clothes 10 the Sugar Bowl
game in New Orleans that they
forgot that anything can hap
pen. including an upset by David
over Goliath. There wasn't any
fluke about this one, either.
Pittsburgh. kicked around all
season, started heating Ford
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Sports Parade

ham at the opening whistle and
kept 1t up for 90 minutes. The
Painters won the statistics as
well rs the game and dropped
plenty OF sand in the sugar that
Fordhan hoped to find in the
Sugar Bowl.
Now there is nothing certain
except death. Friday night
everybody was saying there was
nothing certain except death
and Texss, but an under-dog
Baylor team showed that Texas
cen b 4 very uncertain thing.
rhs score was Z to :. but Bay
lor e~n claim q moral victory
on the Statistics. Baylor gained
LIS yards along ne ground to
Texas 11s. Texas had 4 whis-
per Of an advantage On passing,
- yards to 81. While all that
was happening, Texas A. 4 NJ,
which was supposed to be Just
a zephyr without the mighty
John Kimbrough. defsat d
Southern Methodist. Il to 10,
and In rolling along nicely.
One. upon time a halfback
dreamed that he ran for q
touchdown every time he got
the ball. That dream almost
came true for the backfield men
in the Ohio State Wisconsin
game. Neither team had any
defense and the boys gslloped
for scores all afternoon. II has
been agreed that the tentative
score shall be set down as Ohio
State IS. Wisconsin 81. subject
Of course. TO correction in case
the official scorers discovered
that a couple Of touchdowns
were lost in the shuttle.
How the Mighty Have Fallen
Department: Rsmem Der the
great days when Carnegie Tech
was the terror of the East, and
sometimes the South and West7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Greg Rice,
Toe Smith
Both Win

YoNkERS. n. Y--Gre gorS
Rice, world indoor two and three
mile record-holder. and Joe Smith
the New England milkman from
Medford. Mass, divided long dis
tame. running honors today fol-
lowing stellar performances al
Empire City race track.
Rice. now running for the
New York Athletic club. won
the senior national A. A. u.
sross-eountry championship
yesterday while Smith. doing
the second fnas- distance mara
thon OF his life, won the ma
tionai A. A. u crown over
e6-odd miles.
The stuhby little former Notre
Dame ace won by 200 yards over
a teammate. Jim Rafferty, and
was clocked in 20 minutes and
1877 seconds for the six-mils route.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
N. Y. Rangers
In Hockey Lead
BY UNITED PRESS

The New York Rangers moved
into sole possession of first place
in the National Hockey league
Sunday night by tronneing the
Detroit Red Wings. 81 before
12.2ss fans at Detroit.
Lynn ntrick figured in all
three Rangers goals. scoring two
and assisting in the other. Gle
scored his first In the opening
period on passes from Grant
Warwick and Ott Heller and his
second at 1905 Of the third period
unsssisted. Heller sent home the
second goal in the second period
on passes from Patrick and All
Pike.
The wings, who eliminated the
Rangers from the Stanley cup
playoffs last season. averted q
shutout in the third period when
Don Crease lifted a xhot over
Ranger Goslis Fred Henry's body
in q mixup before the net
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Jackets Tighten
Hold on Loop Top

The West Seattle Athletic club
firmly held first place in Northwest
Football league standings today
with 4 record Of no defeats. but
the Boeing Aero Mechanics second
place position was shsky.
While West Seattle was blank
ing the Red Raiders at Brsmerton
1910 for Its seventh triumph in a
row. the plane makers suffered a
so upset al the hands Of the Enum-
claw Athletic club In Seattle.
The victory gave Enumelsw a
third place tie with Paine Field Of
Everett, which was idle this week.
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GRID RESULTS

Duquesne .. ST. Mays Cali
formal o.
Xavier n. Dayton o.
st. Joseph's 10. ST. Norbert o.
Niagara IL. Providence o.
San Francisco %. Loyola Cali
formal 20.
Scranton 70. LASalle 10.
st. Ambrose Z. St Thomas g.
ST. Francis 50, Arkansas A 4
Ms.
St Vincent 30. Canisius ..
Your postmaster can tell you
how 70 invest IN Z. 8. Defense
Bonds.
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Gophers, Duke, Texas A. NJ.
Duquesne-- Unbeaten. United
Ties Blemish Unbeoten Notre Dome.
Texas and Mississippi State Clubs

hv Perm state. 54-ie. Army vss
roundly out-plsyed by fast
closing Harvard team while Navy
ruled the land but couldn't con-
trol the air when Notre Danes
Angelo BerteIi started to pitch
Temple rebounded. 1918. over
Villsnova: Cincinnati defeated
Carnegie Tech. 400; Boston Coli
lege crushed Wake Forest. ass:
Georgetown BANKED Maryland. as
o: and West Virginia whipped
Kansas, 2i-o. Penn held control
of the Ivy league by defeating
Columbia. 1915. while Cornell
whipped Yale ALI. and Dartmouth
defeated Princeton. coils
The Midlands While Minnesota
remained atop the Big Ten, Ohio
State defeated Wisconsin by the
basketball score Of asa; Iowa
BANKED Illinois. 21-0. and North
western topped Indiana, 20-l&.
Outside the conference Purdue
tied Michigan State. 90. Kansas
State shaded South Carolina,
30. and Detroit edged Marquette,
rs.
The South = Mississippi State
held the lead In the Southeastern
conference while Mississippi con-
tinued To press with a 1912 con-
quest Of LSU. Georgia defeated
Florida, 1873, and Georgia Tech
trampled Kentucky. 20-13. Will
lam a Mary remained tied with
Duke for the Southern conference
lead by defeating vMI, 21-o. On
other games North Carolina de-
feated Richmond. Furman de-
feated George Washington and
VII edged North Carolina State.
Outside the conference Virginia,
Vanderbilt and Tennessee had
easy tasks with minor foes.
The West - Stanford continued
10 set the Pacific conference pace
although both Oregon State and
Washington kept their bowl hopes
alive. The former showed power
in banking UCLA, 1910, and the
Huskies eliminated California, 13-
s. Washington State had an easy
time with Idaho. $50. In the
Southwest conference. Rice de-
fsated Arkansas. 21-12. while out
side the league Texas Christian
breezed over Centenary and Texas
Tech defeated Creighton. 1873.
Denver defeated Utah state. 14-s,
In the Rocky Mountains and Brig.
ham Young romped over wyom-
ing.
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Ohe Scoreboard

fornia prior to returning Il Flor
ids via Texas and Louisiana. They
travel through Georgia and the
carolinss before completing an
other tour With the Masters Al
Augusta. April s-i2.
with four tournaments still 10
be played this year. Ben Hogan
remains in the lead for the Warden
trophy with <e< points. Samuel
Jackson snead - next with 4ie.
ssesA leaAs an the rest N
victories with ain q. IN the
ming Crosby. -. Petersburg.
North and South. Canadian.
Rochester and Henry Hurst
Invitaties In Philadelphia He
also teamed with utlferd
Wehrie 10 win the Pro-
Amateur championship at 81.
Augustine
Ben Hogan rates second in this
He came down in
front at AsheviIle. Chicago and
Hershey and teamed with Gene
Sarszen to take the Miami-Bilt-
more Four-Ball and with Demsret
10 prevail in the Four'Bsli Round
Robin at Toledo's Inverness.
But Craig Wood wouldn't trade
his two victories for all at snead's
and Hogan's combined. He cap
lursd the coveted Masters and the
United States Open. The other
bis number. the p. C. A. went TO
tall Vic Chem.
Every winter tour produces .
lew bag solfins name. Last win
ter 1t WAS that OF Lloyd Mangrum.
The winter tour has dons more
or professional golf than any
,ther thing.
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Stanford
Nearer
Rose Bowl
saS FRANCIsco-s tsnford's

San FRlANClsCo-stsnford'
Woodworking Indians toca,
were nearer than ever 10 a return
date IN the Rose bowl. eus thsy
still had tao games left thai
looked like good spots Fer an up
set.
The Reds meets Washington
States eonfsrrnoe-wreekinr cou'
gsrs this Saturday. TIE pesky
Pumas have already upset Cali
fornis and the two strong Oregon
teams. and two OF their three de-
feats this srason were by q single
point.
II Stanford gets BY w. q. c.
there i. still the big game with
California. . traditional tilt In
which form mean. little.
A Cougar victory This sat
urday would give Oregon state
grand chance Ia win lts first
Rose howl trip. The Beavers
have be. beaten twice. but
they whipped stamford and
Washlngiew and their sehed-
uIe Of nine conference Eam~s
gives them . mathematical
edge.
Oregon state plays California
at Berkeley this week. Idaho and
Montana battle at Moscow for the
league cellar Oregon plays Santa
Clara in Portland tomorrow.
UCLA plays the Camp Haan sol'
diers at Los Angeles while u. =. c.
and Washington have open dates
The football week end ran close
to form on the coast.
Stamford reelcd off two
toschdowns In the first period
and coasted to q $50 victory
over Use before 5000 In
Los Angeles coliseum. the
largest football crowd on Tie
coast this season.
Oregon state looked sharp In
whipping UCLA, 1910. scoring in
each of the first three periods.
Washington bumped and ground
to . 1875 wan over California, and
was pressed when the Bears pulled
the score UP to rs In the final
period.
Washington State WAS held
scoreless for a half by Idaho, but
poured in four touchdowns In the
third period to win. 76-0.
Duqnesse came out from
Pittsburgh In heat ST. Mary's.
ga. with \ touchdown and .
field goal In q Sunday game.
Also On Sunday, University OF
San Franeiseo eutscored
Loyola Of los Angeles, as-1o-
San Jose State. winner 81 Is
straight games in the secondary
leagues. was upset by Nevada,
2o-ia. Montana beat North Ds.
kots, 1915.
Other Saturday scores on the
coast included: Cal Frosh 6, Stan
ford Froah o; Gonxaga 9. Eastern
Washington o; Humboldt 7. Cal
Poly o; Whitman Z, College Of
Idaho 6; Santa Clara Frosh II,
81. Mays Frosh Is: Santa Bar
bsra 8. Cal Aggies 8 ttie): Whit
tier II, Occidental Z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
NEAA YORK

Spsa YORk - The anonymous
CERT who first remarked that the
bigger they are the harder they
fall can come out Of hiding and
take his bows For on this eighth
Monday Of the 1a4i season there
are only seven MAJOR indicated
football teams in America - and
three Of them are tied.
The perfect record squads are
Minnesota, Duke. Texas A. 4 NJ.
and Duquesne. Those who are
indicated but tied are Notre
Dame. Mississippi State and Texas.
On Saturday Minnesota
meets lows and Duke tackles
North Carolina In normal
years Iowa and North Caro-
lima wouldn't be given any
more chance than Santa Claus
In . bull pen. but In case the
news hasn't yet reached your
preeinct-this In not . normal
year In any sense Of the word.
Check that with Fordham and
Texas. up 10 three days ago con-
sidered the toughest, toughest,
fastest and strongest squads in
the land. The Rams bowl plans
wers all but cancelled by Special
Delivery Jones, a postman who
didn't ring twice. Jones and Pitts
burgh whipped Fordham, 1870.
Texas which has been building
five years for this season. WAS
tied by Baylor. Tt. in a game
which prompted thousands of fans
to call the nearest newspaper or
radio station for a check on the
score. Where Pitt had lost five
straight, Baylor had been whipped
by Texas A. q NJ. $50, only two
weeks earlier, and their showings
all but eclipsed the downfall Of
Army md Navy.
Harvard toppled the Cadets. 20
s. and Notre Dame was forced
to 20 all out to turn back the
Navy in a 20-13 thriller. Several
of the other survivors had equally
tough shedding. Duke breezed
over Davidson, $50. but Minnesota
slipped past Nebraska only 90,
Duquesne defeated st. Mary's by
the same score; Texas A. 4 NJ.
had trouble with sMU. 2i.1o, and
Mississippi state came through
against Auburn only 14-T.
Needless 10 say, the howl
situations were seriously mud
died. In the west. stanford
edxed closer to Pasadena by
whipping Southern California
80 Duke remained highly
eligible hut Notre Dame and
Minnesota already have COM
mifted themselves TO New
Years NJ home. Duquesns
meets Mississippi State this
week and the two Texas Titans
collide later.
Three beaten teams still hoping
for a bid came through with colors
flying. Alabama defeated Tulane,
1914, for its sixth victory; Miss
our slapped NYU $50, and Okla
home crushed Iowa state, 500.
The two Big Six leaders meet this
week TO decide their conference
title and a possible post-season
invitation 10 the Orange Bowl At
Miami, but possibly TO New Or
leans or Dallas.
The situation by sections.
The Esst-Duquesne is the only
unbeafen team in the territory.
and now the leading bowl aspir-
ant, Syracuse, a bowl hopeful de-
spit. 4 slim defeat by Cornell
earlier N the year, was smsshsd
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Giants Boh Lions. 20-l3,
Take Lead in Pro Grid Loop
Deem McAdms Posses Dodger Club
TO Victory Over Washington. 1877

A 3s-ysrd pass from Dean Nc
Adams. former Washington Husky
star. 10 Don wempie. first year
end from Colgate. scored Brook
lyn's winning touchdown against
the Red Skins In the final period.
Brooklyn scored first on Puns
handers' plunge from the half-ysrd
line In the opening period but the
Redskins covered 90 yards in three
plays. with Sammy Baugh tossing
IL yards TO Bob Seymour for q
touchdown which tied tho score,
TT. in the second period.
fluffy Leemaas starred In
~ Giaats' triumph, tossing
. tescldown- Andy Marefos
kiehsd . 1l-yard fieh goal and
Ward Cuff booted another
iron tAs -.
The Bears set = new league
record for first downs, "a. exceed
ing BY two the former mark set
BY Green Bay earlier this year
against the Rams. Bill Osmansl<i
went over for two Of thu Bear
Hugh Gallerneau
made the third and George Nc
Csfee the fourth. Lee Artoe
kicked a 25-ysrd field goal for The
other three points Parker Han
passed to Howard Hickey for one
Cleveland touchdown and ran end
four yards for the other.
Two long runs produced the
In the Pittsburgh
Philadelphia game, Jim Castigiia
going ~ yards for the Eagles
score IN the second period and
Art Jones covering ~ yards on .
reverss for the steelers' marker
In the third period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

Score: Cincinnati 20, Carnegie
Tech o.
The crowd had Just settled
Into their seats. the music of
the band had barely died away
and the Arkansas players looked
az the scorebosrd and read
Rice II. Arkansas o." Rice
scored twice in the first SIX
minutes, but the Arkansas boys
finally recovered and the final
was Rice 81, Arkansas u.
Recommended for Saturday
lows vs.. Minnesota al Iowa City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

NEW YORK = Jimmy Dem.r<i
vss thu higEest hi in the Arren-
fins since jos Dc San Martin
pemsret knocked the eoof
nelGhoors into the aisles viii
vastly more than the lowest soors
sn the s7-year history OF the At
gentine Open a z7e over the
San fsidro links in Buenos Aires.
Demares has fhe personal
fly. voice and attire
Ba.g Cressy ~sa ~ South
Amesscaas with his grooming.
DeaArpe alne warhses . mean
tpacs. r. su,1ling Texas
1ronses Mke . rainbow ard
hghts up . banquet hall 90
onswtsg roe0 like en<. Ne
has always played the 18th
ho1e - pr has never
vantsa fer . eheek - bounce
- - ~
~ govsrnment could DO worse
can assign Jimmy DemAret a. =
permanent god Win Ambassador
= the southern repahlics
Speaking Of Demarst reminds VI
that another winter golf tour gets
under way with the Mid-South
opsn q that citadel Of sof. Pine
hurst. Nov. lila.
m nsxt event viii see Byron
Nslpnn offending the $4,000
NiAni opsn. Dee. lila
H. flna1 tesrnaaest II
1o11 ~ - IL new $1,000
unsnngua. IexsA 0psa- Dee
m WA6ch swells IL tseAl
loa1 pTins noaey - Dsss
80 oDoAooo. . ~ hlgh-
Following IL play at Harlinssn,
~ star shotmaksrs head for Cali
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

A Stadium Tiger team which
vas expected to lose to Everett
o>agulls did lose to Everett. $50.
last Saturday night but mot in the
way many thought thu Tigers
would 70 down in defeat
For the Bensals. fighting with
IN alertness and . fury which u
posseassd only by great teams in
time of crtsis. completely bottled
up ths Everett running attack
built around Larry Hatch. sc-
claimed to Be the greatest half
hack In the state.
Hatch. however. did provide
IT, winning touch ~ he
$4,000 TIVE scoring aertais 10
Dtck Peterson IN the last half
aftsr 0taAlum I'D held Ever
ct ncoFe1nus ID the first half.
. fsat uhach ~ team had pre-
visssly scoompliahsd the iast
tws ysar&
Beet long run for Hatch came
off . spread-right formation. The
Everett back went 10 yards around
right end just prior to the zT-ysrd
paas which brought the second
oeaguII touchdown
OT0RHED FIRST THE
But the CuIls couldn't claim any
great wonders from the. spread
right formation since the first
time IL was tried. Hatch fumbled
and Stadium recovered
In fact, the Bengais recovered
four fumbles during the game te
maintain . tactical position ovel
Everett for almost 30 minutes Of
play.
Then. PeFversely enough. II
go . tumble which ~ 70
efadium's downfall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

NEW Y0Rk-Ths Tim Mara
Nnnie nd the trick and the New
York Giants were baskinG again
today u the sunlight Of first
plaes h ths eastern division cf
the National Football league.
Aftsr The Giants. heavy fsvorites
- win The eastern crown, had
droppsd two h . row TO the
Brooklyn Dodgers and the Chicago
Cardinals. they buckled down and
yesterday beat the Detroit Lions.
1o-is. bsfors S7.sTS ~ the Polo
grounds. Ths 0iants' victory
eombtnsd with the Brooklyn
Dodgsr1 1S-7 conquest Of thu
WaGhingtoa Redskins before n. us
q Eobsts fSsld enabled TIE men
q Mara to take over the eastern
lead again with six triumphs
against two losses.
n Oh1eags Beam. upset
Q veek go ~ ~ Grsea ny
Rasanss, thunnpsA ~ Clsvs-
lnnA nanA el-lA befsrs
le.loe ~ Wrigsey fseaA Chioa-
-. - nssvsl within half .
gams u ~ pace>etting
Pnclsssu h the west The
Pnchesu. whs hsA ~ open
aats beat keaosha. VIA.
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4lsi Division
Title at Stake
Regiments Clash
TuesdoY at Park

FORT LEWIS-The coaches of
the 1e1st Infantry regiments
football team feel Just like college
mentors. They can't lose their
stars in the draft. but they can
and have come up to the divisional
championship game without a sin
gle man left in their original back.
field.
Armistice day will be anything
but peaceful Tuesday afternoon
when teams of the 146th Field Ar.
ullery and the 16lst Infantry clash
at Clover Park high school for
the championship Of the <lst Di.
vision. But Lieutenants Duane
People, Mike Hunt and rhork.l
Haalsnd who rssa The lelsts club
won't mcw jast what the team
can do
The Ielst STARTED ire ssa-
son with two shutout victories
and then began 10 lose back
field stars and games Pvt
Harold Tanneberg Of head
quarters company banged up
an ankle and went out two
weeks ago. Trying to scrim-
mage for few minutes
Thursday evening he again
injured the ankle and went
hack to the hospital. He'll Be
replaced In the left haIfback
spot by Corp. Donald d.
Youngman Of Company z.
Then Pvt. Weston Whaley. right
half. went out with the same kind
of an injury and left the Job for
Pvt. LIST Class James A. Moore.
Probably the toughest blow cam.
last week at Fort Worden when
Corp. Harold Gerrish, smashing
fullback. went out Of tn. game
and into the hospital there with a
leg infection al a point where
break had occurred years ago.
Sgt. Walter Decker. former spo-
kane hurdle star, and Pvt. Harry
Gorodetsky will trade off at full
back
sgt. Jack Dean moved into
the other backfield spot when
Sgt. Joseph Davis gave up
quarterbacking and returned
to his regular duties.
II the new backfield il any,
thing like the old one. the past
records Of the two teams say IN.
game should be real battle.
Some 1000 soldiers will watch Ii.
game major portion OF the two
regiments concerned and the en-
tire 1884 Infantry which has been
invited BY the Ie1st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Oregon Pin Tourney
Draws Record Entry

EUGENE. Ore. - The largest
number Of entries IN the four
year history Of the annual Ore
gon State Bowling association
tournament scheduled Nov. a.
Dec. : at Klamath Falls was pre-
dicted today. Ray z. Stszer,
Eugene. executive secretary Of
the association. said more than
100 f1ve-man teams would take
part.
A record number Of women
keglers were also expected to take
part. Nov. IA was set as the dead
line .or entering the tourney.
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Seagulls' Hatch Is Hailed,
But Tigers Lose. Is TO 0

Everett recovered q fumbled
punt on the Stadium 7o.yard line.
Hatch was thrown for a courtyard
loss. then fired q short pas down
the center TO Francis Bacoka, Sea-
gull right end.
PENALTY HURTS
Hatch was then smothered for a
vineyard gain and q pass knocked
down. and Stadium took over on
their own i3-ysrd line A five-
yard offside penalty forced the
Tigers To kick from behind the
goal line and the kick went out
OF bounds on the Stadium s6-yard
line.
Here Everett began its victory
march. Another short pass TO
Bacoka made IT first down on the
22-yard line. then on fourth down
another pas 10 Bscoka made IL
first down on the three-yard line
Twice Hatch tried 10 crack
that Stadium line. hut his
hopes ia score on every team
this year went giimmering and
~ finally waited 4 pass out
20 Peterson for the touch
down.
After that the second touchdown
was purely anti-climax- The heave
should have been batted down. but
instead II bounced up and back
into Peterson's arms.
The Bensals gave their all. pro-
vided the sesgulls with their
sternest test Of the year. proved
concIusively that Hatch 10 no
supermsn, although he 10 q smart
performer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

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