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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
Reds Of Cincy Have Strong
Team for 1871 Flag Battle
McKechnio's Men Somewhat Short on
Power. But They Have Greet Pitching

Elsewhere In the innsld. Frank
McCormi,k will be back al first.
Lonnie Frey al second and Mn
Werber al third N 10 doubtful II
any other National league club
has. a. much defensive strength In
the infisld.
Gleason. the leagues asth rank
ina hitter last sessnn with an
average ~ ala. viii put more
punch IN tho Reds attack and .ill
improve their outf,sld. ivsi Good
mans silins throwing arm 10
rounding into form slowly. hi, he
10 expected 10 he ready 10 play
whsn the curtain rises, Harry
Craft. making n determined come
back. II battling Mike Mccormick
every inch Of the way for the
center field berth World Series
Hsro Jimmy Ripple and Dutch
Meme from Birmingham. who also
can play first base. viii round out
the outfisld squad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
Clovers Work
On Cinders


Already slated a. ho-ts 10 th<
West Central district track meet
on Nav II. Clover Park Warriors
are concentrating On the cinder
sport With renewed wFcr this
spFink n. they seek T. make =
god showing IN the meet which
determines entries In tire state
meet al Pullman.
Coach Ralph fsckev has =
squad ~ about twenty thinclsds
churnins NJ the einder. zach after
noon and some az these eoys arr
shaping up In GOOD style.
stew r,sh. who hcoked 80
good In the shospus and dtscu.
ls.t sprins until . ear scci-
dent which Kept him ess ~
coesp~titioa for TIE rrss 81 the
season. 10 bach and leekiss
better than ever. steve 10 re-
ported Ia have beaten the
county discus record In prse-
lice.
Tho Warriors will again be
strong IN the mile even though
Harold Enger has graduated.
James Dyer. who ran second 10
Engsr In the county meet. 10 hack
along with Leslie ryo and Gordon
Reynolds.
Trying out In other events are
the following
$40 Colslts Sam ns~sson.
s<o-Fserctt rftmsn
sprintr-Ron rollsfson. Jim All
phin. Aas kass Bill orondahl. will
son Rus. Red Huffman
Low hurdies-Aiiphin rcliefson.
Devers bailey. Dan r1nkham
High iump-wes saston
Pole vault Ailphin
Discus Steve rsh. rsanh nervy
Btli Rosers
ehotput-rish. b<rry, Rogers
Broad Jump Aiiphin. Toilsfson
Rsisy-Roser Colgate I'd chri.tsn-
kon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04

TAMPA. F1a. - Rule No. In
Deacon Bill Mcksehnie's book Of
baseball commandments 10: Never
beat yourself"
That, the secret ~ the success
Of the world champion Cincinnati
Reds. Twice In Succession the
Reds have climbed the golden
stairs on gilt-edTe pitching and
sir-uEht defense. In iaSi the
Reds will hid to make II three
In row with the sam. prescrip-
ton.
The Reds. a. always. are short
on power. But they proved In the
National league pennsnt race and
the world series last year that
great pitching can throttle long
range hitters. The Reds are load
cd with pitching.
LoMBARDrs ANKLE II"
Apprsisals lssd TO ths belief
that the Reds viii have q stronger
ball club this season than they did
In ls+0-with only one big ''if'
tossed into the picture The big
question mark concerns Ernie
f,ombsrdi's sprslned ankle. which
he hurt last September.
lie WAS able To catch only
one world series game. and
the winters rest failed to
bring the ankle hack 10 nor
NAL. he has M better than
$3.50 chance Of hing ready
10 catch the season opener.
For Insurance. Tho Reds pushed
into the market and bought ~.
yssr-old Johnny Riddle from the
Ysnks' Kansas City farm. Riddle
10 . smart receiver hut hight
hitter. Much responsibility will
fall upon his shoulders N lombard
can't catch mors than 100 games.
The Reds pitching and defense
10 something 10 write Aunt HATTIE
about. Picture q big three" %
Paul Dsrringer, Bucky Walters
and Gene Thompson. each q potsn-
tial 20-gsms winner. No other
club can match that trio. Then.
in the second line they have Jim
Turner. whitley Moore and Monte
Pearson. ~ho just three years ago
hurled q no-hit, no-rIn game for
the Ysnks. and Joe Bsgxs. a great
relief man who Non IL games and
lost only three Last season.
Battling for the other places
on the staff are Johnny Wander
Nicer Of double no-hit. no-uIn
fame. Bob Logan. a lsft-hsndsr up
from Indianapolis Nbsr. ne son
IA games. witt Guiss. another
lefty. BIZ John Hutch ings, sho
Ia being brought along slowly. ard
Elmer Riddle. brother Of the Reds
nsW catcher
A possible question marx 10
~ shori.iop. During the ~in-
ter m. Reds traded Bliiy
Myers 10 the Cobs Tor Out
fielder Jimmy Gleason and
shortstop Bebby Mattlek
Eddie Joost. who played 10
games 81 short lat season, 10
slated 10 take over Ny~es'
Job.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
Ski Weather

TOdsys road and Ski report;
Paradise Tsmpsfatsrs -, three
inches nsy snow. 10 inches on
ground. moving
NJ. Bsker Temperature ~. no
new snow. ~ inches on ground
scattered clouds. calm
stevens psss No tsnp~rsturs
given. No nov saoss "a inches On
ground. overcast and calm.
ss<bes Ar~s No ismpsrs,ur.
given. three inches n~z snow. -
inches On ground. overcast. snow.
Ing.
sassaaimse Ps~s Temperature
~. no new wsoN. patches ~ snow
on ground. raining
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
County Ball
Loop 10 Open
Four Comes Slotted
Fndoy Afssrnoon

rl<rcs coanfy l~.x'ae n~s~ealisrs
rip er>r their is<i h.rs~hsde 500
- this rFttsy sfssrrocn wsth =
quartet - games between tne
ssEhs s1usas s~skinn ne M. wco
~ yeim rrrnssn>s u ieso
Tennis teams frnu al whocis
nj Federal Way .ns v~im sisa
step into semp~tifinn fnss Friday
sianE ~fts tr~ n~s<h~iirrs
Ire comntess ff~rr~ cnanfy
league schedule 70
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trFli Hsrc~~in 81 ~ 40
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04

BILLINGS. Mcst.-An oxyHra
inhaiator such ~ ussd By air
plane passengers al high attitudes
was called into service here 10
save the lives % -four kittens bnrr
In . hangar after one % their
number had died All responded
quickly To the treatment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
Tom Meyer
WinsCroWn

BOSTON Three teen-age Mass
schusetts tyres today wore ring
crowns. emblematic Of their sue
|cess in the saith National Amateur
Boxing championships.
The triumphant threesome
--Middleweight James Multi
gan and Welterweight Dave
Andrews. Of Lowell. Mass.
and Featherweight Francis
Leonard Of Taunton. Mass
earned team honors for the
New England A. A. L. before
crowd Of 1901 In last
nights final at Boston garden.
New rulers in the other five
classes were Heavyweight Raglan
Kinney of Hartman. Ark. Light
Heavyweight Shelton Bell of Will
berforce. Ohio. Lightweight Tom
my Meyer of Portland, Oregon,
|Bantamweight Raymond Brown OF
Chicago, ILL.,, and Flyweight Law
renee Torpey of Philadelphia, Pa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
SAFEwAY LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Frank Armstrong. shooting for
safeway Markets, hung up two
new season records in the Safe
way league on the Play Nor al
leys. He closed his series with a
25e single and wound up with a
SOS total Both marks are high
for the week in all Play Nor
leagues.
Armstrong; fine pinwork dim
med the worthy efforts of some
Of the other ssfeway trundlers.
Joe Thornley, rolled 514 for one
Of the good series, finishing his
work with nice 1872 single.
Dorrie Ransick rolled a 1913 for
one of the good games. Clarence
Digger also bOwled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
Londos Goes
On Air Here

Jim Londos, Greek heavyweight
who tops the big mat card ut FIX
position hall saturday night, Will
|Eo On the air over XVI At Sis
O'clock Friday evening. He VIII
h interviewed by Elliott Metcaf,
sports editor of The Tacoma
Times. Jim will speak In English
and Greek alike.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
YANKEE ASSISTANCE OFFERED TACOMA TIGERS
Hittinq the Old Head Pin

ne leader. lose feur n E.ln . tie
for the second hsR title.
Esrl Balloon vas strong mar ~
lsst nights matches rolling iSs,
lbs and ise. 10 lead the scoring
With . s7s total A Narsno roll
ed scod asa for the league
leaders
Roy Craig rolled no for the
high single game.
Results: PAhst blue Rlhhon =
Tacoma Truck Sales /. Model
Lumber ; Dahl Paints l. Rsnsos
Drugs 2. Olympic Dairy J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
CLASSIC LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Tacoma Truck Sales neared the
Classic league championship last
night on the Play Nor alleys.
though losing three points To It's
only remaining rival, Psbst Blue
Ribbons
The Truck Statesmen won the
first half title and now lead the
Pabsts by four points with only
one week Of play left. making II
Eecessary for the Blue Ribbons TO
AXE four points next week while
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
Vicky Lee Back
With Her Owner

viesy Lee. grand little pointer
female owned by Dick Seward,
Seattle sportsman. Was yesterday
returned 10 her master. Tho dog
hsd been lost ~ncs . week ago
Thursday.
Tod Dove. master hsndies.
TeaIno. ~ss working yisky %
the Sioies prairie near 0sasA
Mound wke~ she made . eide
bsoA avoasd ssme Scotch
srcom and dissppesssd.
She sas found Wednesday ny
Kelly. manufacturer ~ ausekins
mailsrd dscoys. between Ballard
and the government locks That
was miles from wbsrs shs diap-
pssred Her psds. 90 feet. were
in sound shape, indicating shs
had been carried in an auto 70 tins
Seattle area and released. Kelly
recognized the dog on the high.
way
Kelly refund the posted $50 rs-
ward. a sporismanship gesture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
cARsTE>s LEAGUE
PLAY NOR AIIyYS

Mel Smith rolled $40 fnr the
high total In csrsiens league play
on the Play Nor alleys Nsdnes-
day. Ralph Ropers 72o wss the
high single game. Louise Larson
led the women members Of the
league with t2s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
EAGLES TOURNAMENT
AT COLISEUM

Entries for the Eagles tourns-
ment. April SO, are coming in
fine. To date there are three
teams from Everett. six from
Bremerton and seven from Ia
coma entered.
The team event will be rolled
Saturday night and early Sunday
afternoon, with the doubles and
singles following
Medals and trophies Will he
awarded 10 first place winners
with the usual cash prizes also In
competition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
SHIPYARDs LEAGUES

Russell Bond. anchor man for
the Electricians. rolled 5p4 for the
best total In the matches Of the
Night shipyards league on the
Broadway alleys wednesday. His
series included q 26b game. high
single OF the week on the Broad
way lanes
Other good scores in the night
loop were; Harry Sheridan SOS.
n. Andrews $50. Bill sommsrville
$50. and Frank Whitman oo5
Bill Plested took the top scor-
ing honor in the Day shipysrds
league with a $50 total, including
games of IFS. 2oi and $50.
Frank kupks rolled $40. includ-
ing a 725 single. Other good sim
giles were Jim Dukes 200 and
Marsells's 20i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
COMMUNITY LEAGUE.
NAY ST. RECREATION

General Distributors won q close
match from X Recreation, 2sTT
10 ASIA Bin Bennett. lbs. was
high single for the Rays and J.
Luchessi. 222. high for the win
ners. Les Ebert was high three
games for the kays. ss2. and Abe
Ambuehl. bai. for the Generals.
n Hurlbut Of IN. French BAKERY
rolled a three game 500. high for tho
night " sorsi. same club. rolled
12i. high single Jos kendkief led
the Memo team with high single,
2os. Inc Nemos lost 70 the Bakers.
7eis 10 1890
Coast Houss Materials defeated
cammarsno Brothers ans % 2s4p
J. Kindsief OF Coast House rolled
high total. sal. and also high single,
7ob
Arctic kist defeated Homs Plate
Tavern. 27es 20 1880 Bob Thief Of
Arctic Kist scored hish total. s$a
and Jack iohre Of Home Plate pos'sd
high single. 72s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
Boss Koehler
Is Interested
However. He Pre-
fers No-String Kids

PIP koehler. manager q the
Tigers. has received personal as
sursnee % George NJ Weiss. Y1cs
president and chain master 81 the
New York Yankees. that Tseoms
can call on the Yankees for player
assistance this season
Weiss letter 10 keehler fol
lowed visits to the Tscoms
manager In California nv Hill
Essick and Joe Desine. Yankee
scouts On the Pacific coast.
Devine said that several PLAYERS
owned hy the Yankees and on
option to Portland might be avail
able to Tacoma after Manager
Oscar Witt decides which he will
keep.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
COLLEGE LEAGUE

College Of Puget Sound league
rolled It's final game yesterday Al
the Sixth Avenue alleys Sigma
Mu chi were the first year win
ners with 24i6 pins They took
4 points from Alpha Chi M. 232o,
in the last weeks play. J. Price Of
Sigma Mu Chi had high series, =
nice 55s and n. johnson Of Alpha
Chi M had high single Of ala.
Delta Pi omicron drew into = tie
for second place with Delta Kappa
Phi and Sigma zeta Epsilon taking
three points from the Eippons team.
2245 TO 1000. X. Henninss had high
single 1874 and series sii Sigma
zeta Epsilon took four points from
the independents 90 get into the
three-wsy tie for second place. shoot
Ing 1888 to 20i0 BY the lnds pendent
five Norm walker bi5 was hlsh
total and @. Robinsons 1879. high
single game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04

West End League rolled their
matches Wednesday night on the
Sixth Avenue Alleys and Bowling
Center Lunch and 9th Avenue all
leys divided points evenly and 2.
T. Gift had high fsm.. ala. and
high series $50
from Rlchfield Stations 1859 20 7isi
Roy suaueh had hish series for
Arctic Ice Cream. <7s. and Prank An
derson had high single 1877.
SIXTH Avenue Bowling Center took
four poin. with 2477 from Jsrssh N
Slater. 22ss Georss Pike had nigh
single. ais. ana George Coleman high
series OF sos for the Bowling Center
Oakland Drug and Hammond Lsun-
dry will play a postponed match o.,
a later date
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
NATIONAL. RANk WASH.

In the regular weekly matches
q TIE National Rank q Washing
ton =, the Coliseum Auto Loans
Was high with a .s2 series The
$40 single game Wss TOPS and
rolled BY Auto Loans
Investments "a 1870 - General
Ledger "a ltos hlsh sane. nepon-
id l7s-sss. hssh series. Ness isi-
zoo.
H.s Business % 1879 Va. Nssss-
nine ~ AT. high sams sandal
iss. EWart se2 hish ssriss. skinner
isf.4s7
Credits a. lso7 ~ Auto Loans ~
ias2 hish game. Green ieo-t7a. hish
series ODonnsn i74-4la.
Exchange - ito2 -. savings loN
lisa hish game. Dickson ie.-sis.
high =eries NaSson ii3-sos.
hcokteepers toi 1910 vs. y y A
81 1919. high same Abel iss-Sas
high series, Hoffman is. svindlsnd
SEA
Collections az is77 " Trust. Csl
ise2. high same Aanlsy ieo-tte.
hlsh series. TAYLOR lel -4os
fellers A i2is vs. Trsnxits ool
loss high game. Olson isi-sse. hish
series. Moeolf 1889.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
kOEHLER TALKS

President Jack Quill Of the
Tigers has been in consultation
with koehler on player contracts.
Koehler handled some OF the
contract work for the Akron and
Portsmouth clubs he managed
during the last six years
After reading over some Of
the letters received from play
ers In detailing their salary
demands. koehler said:
Either some of the players here
have an exaggerated opinion OF
their worth or they are better
than Class r players In other parts
Of the country. / know what
salaries are paid 10 players in
Class p leagues.
As player l expected a fair
salary and as q manager II has
been my policy To see that players
received salaries consistent with
their ability and the salary limit
Of the league. This policy is be-
ing carried on in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
WILL GET CHANCE

Devine said the players would
be given every opportunity to
make good with Portland and de-
clined to name any possibilities
for fear publicity might make
them believe they weren't getting
a fair chance to get ahead.
II appreciate the offer of
Mr.. Weiss and more than like
" will call on him some time
during the season" said
koehler.
However. I realize that the
only way a Class b club can hope
to make money Ia by the develop
ment and sale Of players
We cannot develop and sell
players for Tacoma II We are busy
doing that for the Yankees and
other clubs It's nice to know,
though. that an organization as
well supplied with talent as the
Yankees is ready to help"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04

Kream Krust 252i gsl ". johnson
Paint 23&e IL. high gsne, ResAn
is3 hish series. Dorothy Troy 4l2.
simond Saws 1859 81 vs. Hooker
Plant 2ti3 IL. high game. Christen-
sen 90 high series. Christensen 6Se
Big Bad Wolf 27s7 l3l vs. Defiance
Lumber 26se t7l. hish gsms. Jack
Mcintyre ala: high series. JACK Nc
Intvre SIS
Jordsns Bread 254s tol vs. Penn
salt 2sa5 a.: high game. " krehben
1873 high series. n Krehbsii SIS.
Hooker Office 2iso tol vs. Post
Office 26ip a.. hish game c. Payne
1876. high series. c. PAYNE s<<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
" I. - COLISEUM

1896 to): high gsme. NJ. Tore 1855
high series NJ Tore 459
Best Made 1896 tol Va. Gross Coun.
try 1882 90. high game. Hasersor
ITO; high series Harrson 4e3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04
N.r. LE,GrE. m-w,, ALLEYS

Air Cans 76so 90 vs.. Electric shop
1894 1ol. high game. Sumsra 22t.
high series Artos sal
Accountants 1903 81 vs. Car Shops
$500 ul high game Ieitner 7o1.
high series. Hanson sal.
Machine shop No. J ASST ta) W
Mil 2so3 IL. hish same, Hier iss.
high series. Her 40.
Weloers 2+5s ca Va Painters 2ass
"a. high game. Caravano is2 high
series Csrsvano All.
Lumber Yard 7ses to1 vs. Machine
Shop No ! 2577 a.. high game
Amman 22e. high series, Anderson
52a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-04

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

night.
WIcn1an will
speak b @ 70 r Q
I h e Princeton
hub of Alichi-
gan members at
the University
Club at { p. m
a form Q r
Michigan line
m a n. Nienan
served Mic h l.
gan both in as
SISt a n I a n q
head coach ca
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Norge Fearing Upset
In Class A Sweeps
Chene- TrombIy s
Chief Contender
for First
BY HAROLD KAHL

Upsets every now and then are
what keep sports competition alive,
and bowling is no exception. II is
the reason Herman Bengells
Norge will be fidgety until the last
ball hits the pits when The Detroit
Times Sweepstakes winds up its
seventh weekend at Imperial Re-
creation Sunday.
For almost a month now Norge
has held the drivers scat IN Glass
A with a 1851 total. No one. IN
GLIDING the Norge Spillers them
selves. expect those four figures
10 stand until the finish. But when
viii Norge be forced TO step aside?
That's the question three teams
will Try 10 answer Sunday TO end
Norge : anxiety with pleasure. But
not one of them Will come right
out and say it will turn the trick
50 uncertain is this 10-pln sport.
There are nights some of the best
perform like buffers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
City Aces Test
State Leaders

Leaders in the doubles, singles
and all-eventS of the thirty-eighth
annual tournament of the Mich.
igan State Bowling Association
seriously will be threatened with
members of nine Detroit regular
teams hammering away at their
marks Sunday at Dick Maury'S
Spartan alleys in Lansing.
Foremost of the Detroit agCre-
cations will be Louie Burrs
Goebel of the Detroit Times All
Star Classic. John CrmminS.
Omar Herppich, Jimmy Marshall
and Art knecht are the others on
this club. CrimminS is a tough
tournament shooter and big things
may be expected of him.
Rollers of Frank Units Pabst,
Jack Gardner's Koppitz, Ralph o.
zark's Orlings, Jack Heenan's
Michelob, Larry RudasilrS and
Fred Canfield'S West Detroit Rec
reation Nos. l and 3, Ted Rebain's
Vernor'S, also of the Classic, and
Frank Listers Western Union also
have high hopes.
Forty-elght teams. 81 from
Kalamazoo and 16 from Detroit,
VIII make next week-end'S attacks.
George Turner's Peter Pan. Fred
DeCair'S Kalamazoo Recreation
and Harry Misener's Best Radio
viii be the chief Celery City
threats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Wiennam Here
Ex-M' Coach Scheduled
TO Talk Here

Elton z. CTad) Wieman. former
University of Michigan football
coach and now head boss of the
Princeton University grinders, Will
anpear In Dclrnit "Wednesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Sc Detroit Elves
In Legion Meet

Detroit will send 81 teams to
the seventh annual American
Legion state bowling tournament
AZ Bill Lanes Recreation in Jack
son next Saturday and Sunday.
The event. which opened Satur-
day night. attracted a record entry
of llS five-man teams Flint and
Grand Rapids outfits Will see ac-
ton March /. while 10 or more
clubs from the s O. T. a L..will
hrNng The tourney to a close
March SO
Defending champions are Harold
Todd SO I of Detroit composed
of Tim Miller Ken Ludlker Al
Robinson Tony Dugrsy ana John
DamIco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Sweeps toDrdW
Leading Teams

All the leading teams in the city
are planning to enter the first
annual Paris five-man sweepstakes
to be staged at Palace Recreation
March l TO 16. Entries for the
event close next Sunday.
Each team will roll three games
across six alleys. Robert Thyme
of Paris has posted $500 as first
prize and will donate a trophy to
the winning team. There will be
other prizes according to the num-
Der of entries.
Entry fee is $40 per team, which
includes bowling. Thyme, John
GAVE and Harold Allen are han
ding the entries. This new sweeps
will be held in a different estab-
lishment every year.