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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

EN- ROUTE TO ROSE
BOWL" GAME AT DURHAM,
n. C.-With every click of the
train wheels another sports sea-
son is ticking away and IT may
be long, long time until we
will be able TO enjoy the thrills
of another like il. A good year
II was, one rich in every way,
and one I'll remember because
1t was the year:
I saw Charlie O'Rourke carry
ing Boston college so yards in
the last four minutes of the
Sugar bowl football game to
the touchdown which defeated
Tennessee The Fair Ground,
dark and lonely. standing idle
for the first time in years and
years Johnny Bulla winning
the $4,000 Los Angeles open
with a IS cent ball :.
watched Porter's Cap cake
walking In the Santa Anita
derby . and the dcspised Bay
View, a SOL thing. outgaming
Midland In the mud of the
100000 handicap stood
by while the body of little Earl
Dew was brought across the
border from Aqua Caliente after
his last race
saw Bob Pastor, down six
times in the first round at
Hollywood. climbing up time and
again to outpoint Turkey
Thompson {. and watched Our
Boots humbling Whirlaway at
keeneland and an unknown
named Market Wise roaring
home in the Wood Memorial in
New York then Whirlawsy
again. this time winning the
Derby by eight lengths and a
week later taking the Preakness
by almost as many -.
Bob Montgomery pounding
Lou Jenkins ribs until they
were redder than the stripe of
his trunks Mauri Rose
climbing into Floyd Davis hot
little car To win the Indian
apolis speedway race and
Nhirlaway again, sweeping the
triple crown In the Belmont
Billy Conn, sending thousands
into sheer delirium before Joe
Louis caught him In the unlucky
18th round
The small boats crawling
across the Hudson al dusk after
Washington won the Poughkeep-
sic regatta and the crowds
cheering Joe DiMaggio TO his
new batting record Big
Pebble closing in the stretch 10
win the Hollywood Gold Cup out
IN InElewood
saw Bill Gallon nlincing
home in the Hsmhletonisn ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Sports Parade

Goshen the rain falling al
Saratoga as Devil Diver won the
Hopeful frankie Kovacs
holding hands with his new wife
after he won the grass courts
title at Rye . and being beat
en-, but badly, by Bobby Riggs
in the Nationals I heard the
boys boot War Relic home in the
Narragansett special
Oooh, that punch with which
Louis knocked out Lou Nova =.
the World series and the look on
Mickey Owens face In the Dress
ing room after he dropped the
third strike the jubilation of
the Yanks after the last game
then football Jock
Sutherland and Tulane and Ford
ham Angelo Bertelli, Penn
sylvania and the Navy {.
Cornell and Princeton and Phila-
ueipnia ana Baltimore Army
versus Navy
I heard Wallace Wade saying,
We'll. now" after being told
Duke had been invited to the
Rose bowl and heard the
news from the press box between
halves of the Giant-Dodger foot
ball game that Pearl Harbor had
been attacked =.
These were the things, along
with many more. I'll carry
through the years from 1a41.
But pardon me now, the train
u pulling into Durham and it's
Carolina, here we come
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
. GOLF

The Brookdale Mems Golf club
held a best nine tournament Sun
day on one-hslf handicap.
W nners-First division: Joe
Greco. Stiff; Ken Sorrells "a
6i2-27ia: Gus Borgolis, 3d.
IS. Second division; Harry Rowen
1871 iz-25ia; John Cologerou
56-i0-26: Chef Corey. 34-7I5-
26lz; Pete Freisen, 36-9I5-2ei5
Third division; Oliver Grodvig
ss-12-2e; Chef Davis, Sell
27l7; Ed Hines. 37-lOla-2ela: Al
Petriek, 3e-l1ia-27lz.
Tesmsters-Sunday at Brook
dale match play against par:
Chef Davis, up; Paul Gomsrud.
2 up
Saturday - Brookdale Mems
club; medal play, full handicap:
Harold Thorsen. s7-ie-6s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Harbert Top
Golf Winner
Takes ST. 900 Prize
In Texas Event

BEAUMONT. Tex.-Chick Har-
bert OF Battle Creek. Mich, took
away today the $1,000 first prize
and bad cold for his efforts in the
$4,000 Beaumont open gold tourna-
ment but Ben Hogan of Hersheye,
Pa. who was able only to tie for
second, got the lions share of the
hero's praise.
Hogan won $3.50 as his share
of the prize money. which made
him the biggest money winner
among the professionals for
1941 and also gave him . total
of $50 points to enable him to
win for the second consecutive
year the Nardon trophy-first
time In the history of the
+. &. \. that golfer had won
IL vice in n row. Hogln's earn
ings :or the year totalIed
S1s.S5S.
Paul Rgnyan of White Plains,
n. Y. tied with Hogan for second.
Harbert blasted his way through
the first 81 holes of the tournament
and built such a lead he was able
TO coast home on the final Is with
an even rar II. In his first two
rounds he SHOT 10 and a ss and
topped both performances with his
morning round yesterday when he
came in with a 81.
A crowd of 5000 saw the muf-
fler-clsd Harbert sink his final putt
for an eight-under-par 276 on the
u holes, seven strokes better than
Hogan's and Runyan's 1885.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Kilgore May
Boss Huskies
Looks Like He Will
Be Athletic Head

SEATTLE A revision Of as
signments Of the University Of
washinEton's athletic executives
will be announced shortly. 1t vas
reported unofficislly today.
University sources said Raw
Eekmann would supervise all
campus activities and Carl
kilgore would represent the
institution in all matters per-
tanning to the Pacific Coast
conference.
Eckmann's title is director of
student activities and sdministra-
tive director Of the school of phys
ical and health education. Kilgore
is the manager Of intercollegiate
athletics.
The Times said yesterday that
"Eckmann has been functioning,
since he succeeded Charles Frank
land as head of the Associated
Students, as director of athletics.
when in reality there has been no
such title in ASUW affairs since
shortly after FARMLAND resigned"
Under the redefinition of
duties, IL was expected that
kilgore, while working under
Eckmann. would emerge As
the university's spokesman In
Inter collegiate athletics. II
was Eckmann who recently
announced the release of Foot
ball Coach Jimmy Phelan.
No official comment was avail
able today. Eckmann and kilgore,
with Rudolph Nottlemann, chair
man of the faculty athletic COM
mittee, were in Detroit attending
the annual convention OF the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic associa-
ton.
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Nick Cullop
To Pocatello

POCATELLO, Ida. - The come
back trek Of onetime world series
hero, Bill Delaney, was detoured
here today with the announcement
that the Pocatello Baseball club Of
the Pioneer league had traded De-
lancey and Outfielder Ted Koko-
Iris to Asheville, n. c., for Henry
(Nick) Cullop.
Cullop, sometimes called 1.-THE
Babe Ruth of the Minors" will
come 70 Pocatello as playing
manager. He Is an outfielder,
and since 1929 has had only
three seasons under 800. He
played with Sacramento in the
Pacific Coast league in 1888.
Delaney assumed managelsnip
of the Pocatello Cardinals last year,
and led the club through an in.
different season. The former st.
Louis star proved less effective in
actual play than had been expected.
still showing some effects Of the
long illness which banished him
from the majors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Baer and Louis
Keep Up Work

GREENWOOD LAKE, n. V
Heavy Weight Champion Joe
Louis rested from his daily boxing
drills today but resumes sparring
tomorrow and Wednesday for his
title defense against Buddy Baer
in Madison Square Garden. Jan. o.
Louis knocked out sparrinE
partner Dee Amos. q six-foot 200
FOUNDER, with q right cross TO the
chin yesterday.
BONES SIN ROUNDS
LAKEWOOD. n. J.-Challenger
Buddy Baer continued boxing drills
today and scheduled more work
outs for tomorrow in preparation
for his title bout against Heavy
weight Champion Joe Louis, Jan.
9 in Madison Square Garden.
He boxed six rounds yesterday
against two sparrins partners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Beavers Buy
Pete Hughes

PORTLAND-The roster Of the
Portland Baseball club Of the
Coast league today took on the
appearance Of that of Spokane of
the Western International circuit.
The Beavers announced the
purchase over the week end
Of the fourth Spokane player.
Pete Hughes, southpaw out
fielder. Hughes batted .sls
last year. hit 81 homers TO lead
the league, and stole 10 bases.
Other Spokane players recently
purchased by the Portland cluo
were Infielder Harry Martinez,
Pitcher Bob Kinnamsn and Out
fielder Levi Mccormack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Many Shoots
6l7 Pin Total
Tokes Lead With
Partner in Jackpot

Lyle Marry, with single game
pm scores Of los. all and all.
turned in a big ST series Sunday
on the Coliseum alleys and with
his partner. Walter Lutehlinger.
rolled 1880 to take over first
place in the Jackpot handicap
doubles tournament now in pro-
greSs on the Coliseum lanes
Many and Lutchlinger
needed only 70 more pins TO
knock over the jackpot Their
big score displaced Russ
Hagerson and Mann Tore,
Who had held the top spot for
almost q week with . 1878
total.
The Jackpot tourney continues
through the week and contestants
may compete al any time. The
first score of 1880 taxes the jack
pot and II no one reaches that
figure then the cash prime goes
70 the highest score. There are
also other cash prizes. one for
every 10 entries. Manager Bert
Wilson expects heavy play a. the
tournament nears its closing days.
SPECIAL MATCH
A special match on the Coliseum
alleys between the plywood women
and the Plywood men resulted In
a victory for the men. 2l2s to
1928. Scores of the women were;
Doris Lundgren 304, Ruth Dodge
337, J. Walters 31s. E. Norman
ass. B. York as. The men rolled
thus: l. Piper 442. Vic Nelson 432.
J. Walters 453. f. Jones 3T2 and
Ernie Arthur 42e.
One postponed match for to-
night has been announced for
the Coliseum alleys. The
Florists Of the Class n Wom-
ems league are scheduled TO
pick up q postponed fray Of
three weeks ago. The match
Il scheduled for $50 o'clock.
Three Broadway leagues have
announced their matches for this
week. The Industrial league bowls
tonight at o'clock. Day Ship
yard workers ron their matches
Wednesday and the Glass A Wom-
ems league shoots on Friday.
Coliseum and Broadway alleys
will be open for practice and
special matches all week. inelud-
ing New Years eve and New
Years day. Managers Wilson and
McNerthney have announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

Duke, Beavers
Hard al Work

DURHAM. y. Give rivals
N the Rose bowl game 10 he
played IN Duke stadium Thurs
dss-Duke and Oregon STATE
today faced the toughest work
cuts Of the preparations for the
contest.
Bud Forester. Oregon State
publicity man. aid both Coach
Wallace Wade Of Duke and Lon
Stiner of Oregon state had
promised long and thorough
session. today and then a taper
ing off In the drills Of Tuesday
and Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
National Hockey

Three teams crowded within
one point of each other in the
National Hockey leagues top spots
Sunday night when the New York
Rangers defeated the Detroit Red
Wings, 81 TO move within one
point of the idle second-place
Boston Bruins. who in turn,
climbed 10 one point behind the
pace-setting Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Brooklyn Americans shaded
the Leafs. 81 before l4.l32 at
Madison Square Garden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Door Mark
Wins Handicap
AQUA CALIFNTF. Nc

AQUA CALIENTF. Mex. Door
Mark, owned by Mrs. r. Sinclair.
came through with a finishing
burst Of speed To capture the FL
Prmero handicap Sunday. first
Of 10 steeplechase stakes on the
Aqua Csl'ente winter program.
Giazewood was second and Ship
Executive third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

MOUNT VEIN ION, Wash
Mount Vernon and Msrysville high
schools will meet tonight in the
finals Of the third annual Mount
Vernon basketball tournament.
Mount Vernon beat SumaS-Nook-
sack. 1912. Saturday night while
Msrysvills dropped Burlington.
1927.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Western Elves
In Hoop Play
Huskies. Beavers
Show at Garden

NEW YORK - Three intsrsec-
tionsl college basketball double
headers bring outstanding teams
from the far corners Of the country
to Madison Square Garden to
trade shots with six local court
powers beginning tonight
Washington trounced Tenn
pie university In Philadelphia,
ss-s6, and Oregon State beat
ST. Bonaventure, ss-Ss, In Buff
falo last Saturday night to
open their Eastern barnstorm-
ing trips.
Oregon Standardization and
Wyoming-Gty College play in the
weeks first twin bill tonight
Wsshington-New York university
and Colorado-St- Johns meet in
the second doubleheader tomorrow
night and Cheighton-Long Island
university and Rhode Island State
Fordhsm bring the holiday activity
to a close Saturday night.
It's particularly difficult this
week to single out any of the
Garden favorites as specially
talented.
Oregon State and Washing
ton are co-fayorites for the
northern division title In the
Pacific Coast conference; Wy
oming and Colorado are ex-
pected To fight II out in the
Big Seven; Creighton Is the
Missouri Valley champion and
Rhode Island State the New
England titleholder.
All these clubs are indicated
with exception of Creighton, which
lost only to Minnesota.
Oregon State. coached by Stats
Gill, has veteran lineup. Five
senior letter winners have re-
turned from the team which won
the conference title two years ago
and placed second last year.
OLD FAVORITE
Oregon State defeated Wash
ington State in three OF four games
last season though Washington
State won the title and was runner
up in the NCAA tournament.
Colorado IL an aid Garden favor
lite, having played here seven times,
winning five. including the 1910
invitation tournament.
Washington. schooled by
Hec Edmundson. first intro
duced the race horse, fast
break offensc 10 college courts.
They were the nations col
lege representative In the
Olympic tryouts In tho Gar
den In 1896. Three juniors, \
senior and q sophomore COM
prise the starting lineup.
Though Washington claims to be
the fastest travelling team in the
country, their statement Is dis
puted by Rhode Island State, high
est scoring club in the nation.
The rampant Rams have won
three games m far this season and
have compiled point-scoring
average Of 81. -Four veterans are
back. headed by Slut, Modzelew-
ski, who is aiming for four-year
national collegiate scoring record.
Modzelewsk set national rec
ord Of 500 points in his sophomore
year. got 4ss more last year and
has 1880 for three years. He is
out after Hank Luisetti's major
mark Of 1896. He scored so points
in each OF his first two games and
81 in his third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Torger Toxic
To Compete

EATTLE-To rger Toxic of
New York's Norway ski club, who
jumped 2ss feet to a new North
American record at snoquslmie
last March, will compete in the
Seattle Ski clubs open jumping
tournament there Jan. rs. 1t was
announced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
1912 Auto Classic Off

NEW YORKThe internationally 500 mile
which 80 Indianapolis
hacker. president of the speedway announced today
interruption racing Indianapolis
America during 1eI7-1s.
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PAGE JULES VERNE

Cecil r. De Mile, who parted
the Red Sea like George Rats
hair in The Ten Commandments"
goes in for more squa-speetacle in
his current Technioolor opus.
Reap the Wild Wind" The pic
ture has scene laid on the ocean
floor In which Actors Ray Milland
and John Wayne. wearing diving
suits, battle a giant squid. tenta-
cled monster Of the deep.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

Your postmaster can tell YOU
how TO invest in L. S. Defense
Bonds.
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Win ellIorT MCTcAlF

Win flliorr MrrcAlr
6o-o-o@o>o-o-o
THERE Old Man ls4l his joints ereaking. his way
into the shadows of history.
And here Young Upstart 1912, shining with
hope his face. however serious
Except for football the sports picture here wasn't
thing to about.
to
w. Texas Agses
No sports history produced
1t may years a repetition
raging over earth including our own Pacific
high winning form BY
the old Dan mentor start suddenly
They Nstaie
Ne first Stadium hEh long their the Abs
. day In .
that Lszsre confidently ~in
had his abes along the glory road other Lincoln grid teams have
Boxing The pro game
n its back Amateur boxing started but hasn't met with success.
Pro wrestling laid plans for comeback but didn't make in ist
Might try II in 1912
Tennis Just $3.50 -.
Tennis just $3.50. Dick Bennett rated No. in the
male competition the Northwest and Patty Greenup
s0pPsS PED, No s spot pot in her sl, as; ~ ro. Col,
ton concerned Led by Chef Corey the organization
had real success in monthly sweeps and other efforts put
The is4a outlook for local. golf /. han ever.
Meadow PARK course. second Oldest in the city by Roger PECK owner
Tacoma baseball club Ray Ball and
first pro a Meadow Park in 1918.
Bowling greatest year be expected
indoor the height brought the add
tiona alleys.
Skiing healthy pace
attain the downhl combined championship
The Frasers make their home in
1887 Hard cash lost out Of the pocket.
II there ; no believe
league would have even finished In e2 But With war our side
Of the world solid bet there will the WI league
ls&1.
Tacoma baseball cours. 1t
manner
Basketball plans n be
brighter.
athletic an
important sending the its heights Tacoma
That for high school, college travelling basketball
Trout Streams Poor -.
Fishing in game waters many lakes excepted the
poorest in years. Streams did have trout catch.
There Is other answer.
hunting poorest particularly
pheasants the most popular bird among sporsmen
Chinks
Improvement Why That Il game to
We al began asking why how In is4i.
We I'll win keep is4 together with direct action
putting getting poor
return.
other ready strong
legislative side.
We all fooing a better game
money else
bringing Of and disappointment
And ahead bright ls&a and don't ough-sxcpt
Aei-brown Hrohios nsh-finks and the Huns
So Frank Kovacs beat Don Bulge Franks initial APP
pearance the tennis tour. Showmanshp is great
part Of this particular business Soldiers sailors and
marines fight at Exposition hall in the latter part of
II Washngons game bosses take advantage Of this
business is<s hunting action might
tough they've
athletics definite
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So Frank kovacs beat Don Bulge Franks initial ap-
pearance the pro tennis tour Showmanship is great
part Of this particular business Soldiers sailors and
marines may fight at Exposition hall in the latter part Of
January according to tentative plans Don't be surprised
II Washngtons game bosses take advantage of this
business 1919 hunting action might
athletics
Adaacs tickets win sale In Tacoma for tire Harlem
Gobeesotters Exposition hall
pitcher looked Well H.
He southpaw the
club He had everything especially that fast breaking
that stood the heels Bliss Croft the
Golden Gloves Seattle Well the Md battle
pappy could
the sprout champion Also there
Northwest When the hoy his robe you'll
This period .
soed blanket Now. write
letterS ahead And help . suffering
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BY JACK GUENTHER

EN- ROUTE TO ROSE
BOWL" GAME AT DURHAM.
The weekly echo., 1941-10-03
Installation Service
OF The
Pastor of Mt. Bethel Baptist Church
October 9th to II, l94l
REVEREND c. o. INGE, Pastor

REVEREND c. o
beneezer and Calvary charge Praise
R. V. Carr M. Trotter The
tors Relation To Usher W.
alternate, Rev. A. R. Clayton in charge.
TUESDAY NIGHT OCT. 7th
Churches charge, Bethel
service conducted by Gardner,
Collier Short talk Lewis Support of
the Choir, Its Help Work. Sermon Robinson
alternate in charge
WEDNESDAY NIGHT OCT. HOME MISSION NIGHT
Churches CHARGE ST. service
conducted by officers from ST. St
john Sermon, Rev l. S. Petus alternate, Rev. c. S.
Pilgrim n
THURSDAY NIGHT OCT. 9th, SUNDAY
Churches In charge, Newell and Eizabet
Praise conducted by officers of ST
Chapel Choir in
FRIDAY NIGHT, 10TH Deacon Board Night Churches in charge.
Grace Baptist Sunlight
Praise conducted
Sunlight
Sermon by Rev. W. C. Clark alternate Rev. w. J. Walker
Sunlight choir n charge
SUNDAY, OCT 12th 230 PM: Union
Baptist and St Mary
Installation Sermon, Rev. w. M wterspoon alternate Rev. B.
W. Coates. in charge
COMMITTEE; = Bros Harry Ceremony Jenerson
j. w. Williams, R L. Thomas c. Elliott Carter Clerk;and
Sister Matte DOoley: Reverend C. o.
The weekly echo., 1941-10-03
Among The Churches
Bethel Anne. Church


$50 Sunday School. Mr.. LutAa
Stancle and Miss Annie Ruth McCsalos
superintendent.
First Sundays Pastors Day. 11:30 m
and 1880 pm. sermons by the pastor
300 pm. each 3rd Sunday sermon By
pastor: Mr.. Dixie Russell pastor stew.
ard.
11:3o am. Second Sundays trustee day.
1:3o am 4th Sundays Missionary DAP,
Mrs. c. Hwsey. president.
Choir practice every Friday night Tn
Presidents: MIR. Luther Stancle, Min
Cleo CLARK.
Rev. Mrs. L B Williams, Pastus
Min Lyna Payne. Seer
The weekly echo., 1941-10-03
FOURTH QUARTERLY CONFERENCE

According to reports from Reverend
r. L. Young, Presiding Elder of the
Meridian District, he will hold his 4th
and last quarterly conference for the
year at Little Zion on the Good Hope
Circuit Rev. z. D. Brent is pastor
the third Saturday and Sunday in Oct.
ober, the 18th and 10Th.
The Presiding Elder is asking all Of
ficers from the three churches to be
present ON Saturday at Zoo pm. for
the business session. He is also hoping
that the churches will pay their quar-
teage out on Saturday-it is most GER.
tain that Good Hope will do that.
The weekly echo., 1941-10-03
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH

The Bethel Sunday School invites the
public to attend a musical program
Sunday night, October 5th at 7:30 PM
Be sure to keep the date in mind as
this program offers some of the best
taelnt and music of the city.
The weekly echo., 1941-10-03
SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL

All patrons of the South Side School
are expected to be present at meeting
Thursday night, October 9th, at 7:0
PM An interesting program is being
planned, and we're expecting every pa
tron of the school to be present.
Chas. Hill, Principal