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Evening star., 1941-03-03
Bv WILLIAM HI. STONEMAN,

Chicago Daily News Foreign Correspondent.
LONDON, March 3.-One of the
ouietest and most restrained Ambas-
sadors the United States has ever
had anywhere now is installed IN
the American Embassy in London,
an Office until recently occupied by
one of the most vocal and unre-
strained emissaries ever sent abroad
by Washington.
Correspondents got a real shock
when they met John G. Winant, the
new American envoy, in the very
room where Joseph P. Kennedy used
to hold forth. Mr. Winant spoke of
the record to them, and even then
he had not one-f1ftieth as much to
say as his predecessor used to pro-
duce.
The impression Mr.. Winant gave
was distinctly favorable, and not
only because it was in such star
ting contrast to the impression
which Mr.. Kennedy made on his
interlocutors. His political views
aside, Mr.. Kennedy also was IA
vorite among newspapermen. But
it was generally agreed, by those who
had not met Mr.. Winant before, that
his very soft-spokenness might be
an asset here.
The new Ambassador has made
an excellent impression on British
ers whom he has encountered for
the first time. The very fact the
British press shows restraint in well
coming him indicates it takes him
seriously. This treatment OF an
American representative is in well
come contrast to the hullabaloo
which the British newspapers Gre
ated when Mr.. Kennedy, and later
Wendell L. Willkie, came to London.
The London Times comments on
Mr.. Winant's arrival in its second
leader" on its editorial page.
1t describes him as "a distin-
guished American, with a fine rec
ord of public service, both at home
and abroad, and, though a promi-
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Hitler Held Poisoning
Minds of U. S. Germans


NEW YORK, March 3-Dr. Frank
Bohn, chairman of the German
American Congress for Democracy,
asserted yesterday that Adolf Hit
Ter was spending millions of dol
lars in the United States Ito poison
the German-American section of
public opinion"
ct am ashamed to admit" DR..
Bonn told the first national confer
ence of the organization, that in
the great Middle West the German
lied section of American opinion is,
in the present crisis, milestone
about the neck of our country"
He said the purpose of the con-
gress was to pursue the enemy
into every Nazi German-American
newspaper Office, into every Nazi
German-American church and into
every Nazi German-American home
In the United States" to drive Hit
lerism out of this country"
Evening star., 1941-03-03
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man CAN DRINK

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Evening star., 1941-03-03
Fashion Case RuIinq
OFF. Upheld
By Supreme Court
Guilds Efforts to Halt
Style Pirates Declared
Unfair Trude Practices
Ry I. A. E0X.


Producers of exclusive designs in
women's wear, who combined to
prevent their creations from being
copied by "style pirates" were guilty
of unfair trade practices, the Su-
preme Court said today.
Two unanimous decisions read by
Justice Black upheld orders of the
Federal Trade Commission requir-
ing the Millinery Creators Guild
and nine associate concerns and the
Fashion Originators' Guild of
America to abandon a program un-
der which they refused to permit
their wares TO be sold by retailers
who also handled hats and gar
ments produced by the pirates. !"
The guilds contended that the
value of their creations, which they
declared were original" was de-
stroyed by the copies.
Covers Both Cases.
The decision, which laid down the
principles applicable to both cases,
covered litigation involving the
Fashion Originators' Guild, which
is composed both of dress manu-
facturers and manufacturers of
textiles. Contending that the poll
cies of both guilds ran counter to
the Sherman and Clayton Anti
trust Acts, the court said that the
commission had the power to sup
press them as unfair methods of
competition.
THE combination is in reality an
ra-goyernmental agency, which
preScribes rules for the regulation
and restraint of interstate commerce
and provides extra judicial tribunals
for determination and punishment
of violations" said Justice Black,
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Euwer Begins Duties
At D. c. Police Court

Cary M. Euwer, recently named as
assistant United States attorney to
FIJI the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of John W. Jackson, began
his first full week of duties at Police
Court today.
Mr.. Euwer, who had served as
an appointment secretary to the
Attorney General, spent Saturday
at Police Court getting acquainted
with his new duties. Former As
siStant District Attorney Jackson
served at District Court.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
NaziCruiser's 'sDock
AtBrest Is Bombed,
British Announce
Hipper Class Vessel Was
Berthed There, Air
Ministry Reports
b the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 3. - British
bombers attacking Brest yesterday
reported that sticks of bombs were
. seen to straddle docks at which
German cruiser of the Admiral
Hipper class was berthed, while
other raiders torpedoed a 2,000-ton
vessel in an enemy" supply convoy
In the North Sea, the Air Ministry
said today.
Authoritative sources said the
Hipper class cruiser was the same
vessel the r. A. F. reported attacking
last week at BreSt. Vessels IN the
Hipper class are 1O,0o0-ton craft, all
five of them being built between
1887 and 1899.
Other planes attacked the sea-
plane base at List, in the Klel region
of Germany, and also bombed ship
ping off the Dutch islands, the Air
Ministry said.
Text of Communique.
Two R. A. 2. bombers were re-
ported lost.
Describing the Brest raid, the
eornmuniQue said:
Sticks of bombs were observed
to straddle docks at which a cruiser
of the Hipper class was berthed.
Several direct hits were observed on
docks and on buildings and two
large explosions were heard just
after leaving the target"
The convoy attacked was said to
have been creeping down the coast
with supplies for invasion bases
closer to England.
German-occupied naval and sub
marine bases in France and Nazi-
occupied airdromes also were said
to have been attacked last night.
It was the r. A. F.'s AID raid on
Brest and it was the first time the
British had operated there in four
days, after hammering it for four
consecutive nights the latter part
of February.
British raiders were active over a
wide area during the week end,
however, attacking German and
Dutch coastal points and smashing
at the Rhineland city of Cologne
in assaults which official sources in
London said left a multitude of
fires
One R. A. F. pilot, returning from
the three-hour raid on Cologne,
said the flames were so intense that
It was like flying out OF sunset"
when he flew away.
ra;I 10 t,nUn
struck at docks. oil installations and
railway targets at Rotterdam, the
Netherlands, in the Ruhr Valley Of
Germany and at the invasion port
of Boulogre
(The German high command
acknowledged raids in the Co
logne region, saying a number
of civilians were killed and
wounded and some homes de-
stroyed, but adding that damage
to military objectives and de-
fense industries was insignif1-
cant.D
German air raiders subjected
England to light and scattered at
tacks last night. the British an
nouced today. although some houses
were damaged and "a small number
of casualties" caused in a town in
the southwest.
London had one short alert last
night.
Bombs were said to have fallen IN
East Anglia and some activity over
East and South England also was
reported.
A raiding bomber was shot down
off the east coast during scattered
daylight raiding yesterday, the gov
ernment said. Some bombs were
said to have dropped in North Scot
land and in East Anglia.
Evening star., 1941-03-03

strike notice last week. Michigan
law requires a 30-day strike notice
to companies engaged in defense
work and Gov. Van Wagner di-
rected the State Mediation Board
to determine the Ford Motor Co.'S
status under this provision.
Employees in the Atlanta plant of
Cluett-Peabody & Co., Inc, who are
members of the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers of America &C. I.
o., yesterday ratified an agreement
with the shirt manufacturing firm
after a two-week strike.
The workers voted to return to
work tomorrow. Approximately TOO
here were covered by the settlement,
and about 5000 throughout the
Cluett-Peabody organization.
Wage increases and preferential
union shop were included In the
pact.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Joseph H. Emery Dies;
Founded Hosiery Firm
b. the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
PROVINCE LAKE, N. H., March
3.-Joseph H. Emery, 81, retired mil
lionaire merchant, died yesterday
after a two months illness.
Mr.. Emery for two years was pres
ident of Lord & Taylor Department
Store, New York, and in 1912
founded his own company, the Onyx
Hosiery Co. He retired in 1925.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Strikes

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Nazi Subs and Planes
Sink Three Vessels,
Berlin Declares
Two Other Ships Badly
Damaged, German High
Command Asserts
By the Associated Press.

Ds bic AooocAhCcu EiCoo'
BERLIN, March 3.-The German
high command asserted today that
three vessels totaling 21,000 tons had
been sunk by Nazi submarines and
planes and that two other vessels
were damaged badly" all presum-
ably yesterday.
The daily war bulletin said a
submarine reported sinking 5000
ton tanker, while the air force was
said to have sunk q 2,000-ton vessel
off st. George Channel, between the
Irish Sea and the Atlantic, and a
10,000-ton merchantmen west of the
HebrideS.
Port facilities at the British-held
Libyarn port of Tobruk we're sub
jected to a successful" air attack,
the high command said. while other
planes assaulted troop concentra-
tions, automobile columns and field
camps near Agedabia, southwest Of
Bengasi.
Two British Channel ports and
war-essential objectives in London
were said to have been attacked by
individual combat planes last night,
despite unfavorable weather.
The harbors we're not identified.
Four British planes were reported
shot down in the past "a hours.
DNB, official German news
agency, said English planes unsuc-
cesSfully attacked German merchant
ships in the North Sea. Anti-air-
craft fire from protecting ships was
said to have brough down one plane.
and part of its crew was declared
captured.
The British Air Ministry said that
q 2000-tnn "enemVn vessel WAS tor
Evening star., 1941-03-03
u. S. Aid Is Increasing,
Winont Tells Newsmen
a, tn. Axxociatsd Press.

3, the Associated Press.
LONDON. March 3 (P.-John G..
Winant, new United States AM
bassador to Britain, told a press
conference today that American aid
to Britain was increasing daily and
predicted that the German conten-
ton that this help would come too
late would prove to be wrong.
The Ambassador said he had an
appointment to see Prime Minister
Churchill this week and hoped to
meet other members of the British
government shortly.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Excellent Impression Made
Bv Winunt in London

nent member of the Republican
party, personal friend of the Presi-
dent, whose confidence he enjoys
and whose policy he upholds"
Copyright, l941, Chicago Daily News Inc.)
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Civic Meeting Set

The meeting of the Federation of
Civic Associations. postponed from
last Friday because of bad weather,
will be held in the board room of
the District Building at 8 pm.
Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

MIDGET CANE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Crusade Hoop
Playoffs Open

In what promises 10 be the
closest plsyoffs in Crusade lesgu.
history, the first half winners.
SITS. Peter and Paul, viii meet
the second half champions. Vista
ton. at $50 O'Clock Sunday after
noon in the Bellarrnine gym.
This Will be the first game In a
two out OF three series, with the
remaining Tits tentatively sched-
uled for the following Thursdays
Manager Jim Riley Of the
visitation five i, quite confident
that his collection Of starr can
out-plsy and out-score the East
Side boys. The souu. Tacoma
quint has come down the home
stretch Of the season scorching
not. grabbing five convincing NC
tories in q roW.
On the other hand the SITS. Peter
and Paul esgers have shown an
unbeatable spirit and determine.
ton in winning the first half
crown. In many contests they
were out-played, but not out
fought nor seldom out-scofsd.
Manager Tony RsczkoWski Of the
Saints has no definite starters
The hotly contested third place
in the final standing will De set
tied when St L>o'r and Sacred
Heart get together at 7:3o In q
preliminary attraction
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

The highland haes club vsli ~
entertained by the nFoshsAls hsn .
club Sunday The team match 10
scheduled 10 get und~r wsy 81 fhs
Clover Creek coars~ - a,s0 . N.
All msmb~rs are urged 10 ~
present
Highland NsIshefg. Jim Yssh.
~. Tom hsdas ralph Williams.
hob uoffss, yd jsassn. Pet Jotn~
500. PAT Kelly. Elmer fAsssn.
Harry fsns. Harry Mathews. pas
Mullins. Joe rrno~iea. lin Hsas-
nirh. ~ ~ Hobinsnn. Pop stems.
lack Aeintyrs. Al knnsmo. Hsn
Reeves n Peterson. AT Ahl<
hiek Thompson. Tim Dosle. rn
Johnston. Mssshrfi l.uehs. -
Whits. D.as WARNER. ayran Vel.
soH. Hiil hsqlls. Gsafss Moe. MI
sschisf. joe Tssrrs. Gordon Men.
nett. Clarence nl.skfsrd. Harry
bradbury. Don Haufsslss. jack
ssnsni. shorty cesien. ~ J. W.
Davis. Morris vlnnsssn. Donald y.
Fries. Olaf cfythins. Jim Yors. n.
bs.ssdais c'hst Corey. George
Marshall. Al Moody. Elmo samuel.
s"n. Jim knsIs. Joe Hansiss. Pete
Hssstsd. Don issnssss. i.~enara
bisssiy, Frank Newell. Marry
hsanasrs. sil wsrd. Al Pstneh.
biil currts. Tom Camp. James
Mondssa. v r. Maaasysiis. ,. L.
Christins. Harry Rg~sn. Jona
johnson. Bsid Abraham. Burt Nor.
ris. cisfsses Taylor. I'd soibsrw.
Hsfb ssitsriss. Gsasf.i Jonss. 3.
G. Buebois. Art Jsmes. Art s~sa1-
land Paul Nelson. Jim Farming.
Harry sAttsfiss. Geo Wis. Gso.
Williams. "a Rivers. G. a Payne.
Harry Daily. Clyde Slack. Carl
Lawson. Harry johnson. hin His
ter. Jes hush. Leo klsfvss. Fran~
eis Chaplin. Ken serrsl. larry
Wood. hsfnid Thos.sa. Lon nlshop.
hsroid Larson. Joe crseo. oiives
ssro1ylr. fsos Aiisrd. Norman Kr.
psldlHs. Geo cassvane. Jack Jeen-
ston. Al Brand. Jonn Green, Ted
Bufks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Hoppe Once
AGAIN KinQ

CHICAGO-The winner ana still
champion of the world at three
cushion Willie Hoppe!
There was a sparkle in the old
masters eye and he beamed as his
skill and luck carried him through
his final match last night TO de-
feat Jake schsefer of Chicago, so
TO 81 IN 80 innings.
This WAS the Hoppe who
last year defeated 20 consecu-
tive opponents TO carry home
To New York the big gold tro-
ply; the same Hoppe who col
lapsed at the billiard table I'M
der = severe attack of iDfiu-
enza only six weeks ago.
Across the table was his old OPP
ponent, runner-up TO him last year
and fighting to tie Hoppe for the
lead IN the championship match.
Young Jake alone among the II
contestants had mathematical
chance 10 defeat Hoppe for the
title.
This left hoppe with IS victories
and one defeat. undisputed cham
pion. Schaefer, with II victories
and three defeats, automatically
took second place. Hopes share
Of the $4,000 prize money was
81 800 plus a II per cent cut Of the
gross gate over the $4,000 -- a
total OF about $4,000 schaefer re-
ceiyed 81 500 and IL per cent Of the
rate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Huskies Beet TIGERS

University OF Washington fresh
men swimmers defeated Stadium
Tiger waterdogs 46 10 20. in the
Stadium pool yesterday afternoon.
The summary
Yard Ffee style Johnston wv
frat. Hinchey wv SECOND. Hssg 80
third. time. 274
100 Yard Breast stroke MASSEY
IS first, Jonez tsj seeond. Balm W.
third
22o-YArd Pre- style: Pomfrst w
frat. Ostlund W. second, Reynolds
tsl third time. 2s3T
loO-Yard Bach Stroke PoWllson
W. frat Mcclure W. second. San
ford tsl third time. %
100 Yard Free style: D-nnins wv
first. Davis 80 second. Mann wv
third. time sp$
Diving Murray a. first. siz<more
wv second Brown 81 third
Medley Relay Warrington Me
Clure. Pomfret, Hincheyj first. time
100
20o-Ysrd Relay: Warrington pm
ming Mann. johnson. Powilsonl first.
time, at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Abe Swimmers
Sink Longview
Bud Ford Breuks
Breuststroke Mark

LONGNIEW - Rolling up the
most convincing defeat ever hand
ed a Longview high school swim
ming team. Lincoln Ahss of Ia
coma won s2-it with Bud Ford
setting new conference record
in the lO0-yard breast stroke here
yesterday.
to-ysrd free style: Rohr Ill
Time-2o2
loo-ysrd breast stroke. b Ford IL,
Z. Ford IL. Gsgnst GLongyiewb
Time 0s new conference record
220-yard free style Rohrs IL.
Culbertson bongvieg) Brusco long
View Time 3B4
lO0-yard baekstroke Sawhill IL
Rembaueh IL, Smith JongvieW)
Time-i:l21
lOO-yard Tree style: Dibble Long
view, Dowsett IL, Clark long
view Time 0OB
Diving Brotherton IL, sswhill
dl, MCGEE nongyieW)
l6O-yard medley relay. Lincoln
eDowseH. b Ford. B. RohrsD Time
1901.
loo-yard relay: Lincoln fslnss. ID.
rord. WhAlem. Rohrsl Time as 7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Lincoln Aoes and stsd u m
Tigers. neither too proud 81 their
hoop performances last night,
match baskets tonight In the sta
oiun gym in game which may
see the Ahes move within one
game Of their first trip to the
state high school tournament.
Victorious over Bellarmine
Lions. 81 to Is. last night, the
Abes are approaching the
threshold of goal "mcn
Lincoln basketball teams have
striven for ever since Tacoma
prepsters resumed competition
with state high schools.
Stadium, on the other hand. Was
closing it's Cross State league road
season by dropping a 56 to IL
decision TO Everett Sesgulls In
Everett
But perhaps the Tigers were
pointing for Lincoln tonight for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Prep Hoop Scores

Yakima 81, Beliingham 81.
Vancouver 81, Camzs IS.
Lewiston, Ida, 20, Gonzsga 2s.
Everett IS. Stadium IL.
Hoqulam So, Olympia 81.
Centrslia 80. kelso %.
WalIa Walla as, Bremerfon ~.
Lakeside 81, Seattle Prep 10
(both seattle).
Bothell 81. Kirkland 70.
Redmond Il. Richmond Beach Is.
PuyAllup 81. Highlins 81.
Auburn 81. Enumclaw 81.
O'Dea 20. Foster Is (osertime).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Billy Carter
Leads Archers

nlily Carter led ths parsas IN
The olympic nowmsns league iass-
far ~ the rseoma Archery sfub
scores ~sFs concsrnsd tnss ~sss.
she mad zso.2n sso. ~. ze1. ~
Ts2-ss-s Georas c1sss mad sso-
20 7ss.tT sh2si Tss- sal H<fs
Haih~rs shns 7no. "a. 75a.isl 13a-
H. TnA-si Dorothy A.tsI ned IA.
7 2sa.ts. 3slie roo-so
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Cougars Cool
Husky Bonds
WSC Wins Thriller.
u 10 a. al Ssottle

.aIp,s.- nr-rtrs
~ - wsshinssen a
ofsssa e lasha =
CAMS fesisaf
A. ~sts.s wsshlnstea - "
A. hassns iasse =. orssen
SEATTLE - Lsttsfmrn ~ TIA
University n ws.hlnxten's basket.
hall team. ~ the past 20 years ~iil
return n tire campus toalght to
honeF Coach Hec fsmunason ard
see n they can pu, . hss On the
Washington state college Cougars
Who hesl the Huskss. ttts at
night IN = nof,hsrn DIVISION Pacific
Coast conference game
Ten thousand screaming fsns
saw wsc wsn Tor the fret Time
las, night . series opener IN Ne.
attic And the sietory ~ss cris
the fourth tire Cougars have ever
~cn on the Washington court.
~ ~ half. wsshssssss ssa.
dent. burned ssea. ma In s.sas
which made their pss,Iics sess.
FREQ. hut the fire wass't - Bat -
ths championship bound wsc
tesm.
wsc led ., one time. 7i-is. snd
later. 27-ao
with eight minute. to 90. Wash.
lngton came from five points DO.
hind 10 tie the score ~ ss,sll rof-
ward Harry Nelson ssns the tying
basket and tied the score three
more times In the Wild scramble
that followed
wse made " ss.ss. and >s,se.
knottesi ), again ~ ss-sii with f.ai
shots. Zimmerman put wst ahead.
m ~. and Nelson He'd u e1ee sssse.
Lindeman shot two frs~ throws 10
make ~ so-ss ssd then swsdSusss
connected With . long s~s sos
ss.sa
Washington appeared through.
hit LeasA and Nelson sank ing
ones 10 make u t2.sll Lindsman
got inside Tor the winning basket
and ss Washington fought for the
ball In the final minu,s the Nus
kiss fonied the Cougars three
times wac took the hall 90, ~
bounds each time 10 retain con.
troi ~ II.
Washington frn.h beat the Ever.
~ v, gps2s. IN . preliminary.
ar.s.sss.sgas.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
WANT HOOP GAMES

Ashford town basketball team il
anxious 10 book some games, pref
erably on a home basis
They would Ike also 10 play teams
from Fort Lewis and AcChord
field. Arrangements can be made
BY tslephoning Vans General store,
Ashford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

EUGENE. Ore. Dragon grabbed
an early ~sd over ths University
n Idaho 10 dsfsst the vsndsls.
a. 20 81. In . northern division Pa.
eifie Coast conferences game last
nigh, Via Townsend. shsrpshoot-
ing oregon captain. lad his mates
with n points
f3ss F.sas sss<s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Buckley Tips
Over Renion
PuYollup Needs |
More Win for Title
frfsss Results
fuysliup 81 Alshiint ~.
Kent 81 sumner -
nursisN - prntan "a
Auburn - Enumelss n

MENTION - Five Buckley iron
men moved fuysllup 10 within
ono game n cinchinE tho ipai
Puget Sound Conference basket
ball championship BY upsetiins
Renton Indians. - 70 -. here
last night.
After = slow So first quarter.
the Buc kley Mountaineerr took
iT-iO lead a. halftime and widensd
the gap every period thereafter.
Ruckley's victory margin came
~ tho foul line with tho Noun
taineers converting - foui at
tsmpts while The Indians sunk only
two foul shots.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Yelm rs. Fedwoy %

hELM-Yelm Tornadoes blew
up quite a basket blizzard in the
third period and swooped on TO a
1928 victory over Federal Way
Eagles here last night. Halftime
score WAS 1916 but Yelm led
1928 the end Of the third period.
Yelm seconds won. 1915.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Sons SCORE PLENTY

ASHLAND, ore. - Coach Jean
Ebshrarts southern Oregon col.
legs u Education basketball five
ssesmped Nj Angel. y % 90 here
lsst nighs- IN. Sons nit the hoop
from every angie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Ssasfssa ~. -. CslifesaIo -
California -. UCf-A ~.
ssnts eisss ~. ~ MAYS -
tssfrsils "a ~. Nui1ssWnb a.
Msstzss 50. t1shs sswshsss ~
south. oseges ~. ~ Asgs1 ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Cruisers Triumph

plentiful AT the Eatonville-K apow-
sin cage bazaar here last night
with Lou Grants Cruisers win
ming, So 10 II. after a 22-22 half
time deadlock. Estonville reserves
won Is 70 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Everett Seagulls
Beat Stadium, 1918

EyERETT-With Jim olson
scoring enough points TO win the
game sinsls-handed, Everett Sea
rulls defeated Stadium Tigers.
as to Is, here last night in a Cross
State league tussls. Olson scored
10 points
The Gulls led 10 to 10 at half
time and were never threatened in
the last half. Everett reserves won
the preliminary, II 10 IS.
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Puyollup 81. Hiline 81

fuNAIIIf - Always IN com
msnd Of the situation. Puysllup's
pennant bound Vikings defeated
Highline Pirates. 81 to ~. here
last night after leading 200 at
hslftims. puysllup reserves won.
A-1s. with Len Sawyer bagging
is points
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Fife Defeats
Roy Hoopsiers
Yelm. Eutonville
In County Victories
PITRCE CnINIY LEAGUE

FRIDAY Result.
Fife ~ Roy -
Eaionvills Sc kEpowsln Al
Yelm 4e Federal WAY "a
FTFE-Fife Trojans oinched a
tie for the 1e4i Pierce County
league basketball championship
by rolling over Roy Lynx. - TO
20 here la- night after leading
2s-i2 at halftime. Fife seconds
won. t0-22.