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Evening star., 1941-07-11
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE FOR SALE.
1S7 ACRES, ON HARD ROAD, 3 MILES
south OF Lee highway, ~ miles Washing
ton. IN timber paIt commercial swift
stieam through property. with Dam would
make large lake or pow proposition
Cneap e22.5u per acre. Ha-f cash.
Shown by aypoln tmenL- Phone :Ss BUELL..
FARM AGENCY, I3o WaSnluston St..
hernuon, Fairfax Co, Va
NEAR DEF ENSE HIGHWAY. Md Z
acres: $500. easy terms. Rich SOIL. Can
Warlng. Warheld -.232, evenings or be-
fore 10 m.
ARLINGTON ACREAGE, l. MIN. TO D. c.
over Lee hgWy.. several parcels, Is :,
and s.. lUc bus; fine building scenic sites.
sewer ana water a allaoe. also beauIItu.
estate, home and about . aC,eS. l acre par
TF
Evening star., 1941-07-11

OWNER LEAVING CITY. 5-R BRICK
bungalow, built-m gars~c. cn~GeT. '!5} N
Chelsea lare, Bethesda Nd; Newbold
develoDment. Open 80 daily or c.
Evening star., 1941-07-11
PRICE 50 250

real buy. approximately -, miles from
washington in Va, near FairlaX 4-room
beautifully situated
F. M. PRATT CO., INC.
10l1 X ST NV NaiioraI $3.50
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Here Are Oregon Ski Reports

PORTLAND - Favorable week
end skiing weather was promised
winter sports enthusiasts today
for tournaments at Tmberline
lodge and elsewhere.
All Oregon class B" downhin
and slalom races will be run at
Timberline where there is IS
inches of snow. normal pack.
Cloudy weather was forecast
Government camp reported Il
inches of snow with granular
crust
The highway was open TO An
thony lakes which reported ~
inches Of snow with six inches
powdery over an unbreakable COM
mon crust.
The highway was also open to
Tollgste. where there was ~
inches Of snow with an unbreak-
able common crust Chains were
advised.
Chains were also advised on L.
s. Highway 20 10 Santiafn Pass,
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Ore. where ~ inches OF snow was
reported.
The road was closed to Hand
lake and Sand Hills. and White
Branch reported no snow.
Skyliners. Ore. report d 30
inches OF snow with a breaka bic
crust. Weekend use Of the bowl
was uncertain.
The Crater lake highway was
open all the way to the lake. with
chains advisable from Union creek
Union creek reported very poor
snow conditions. while Crater lake
had i22 inches of snow al the Ski
bowl and lib inches AZ head
qua rters
Spirit Lake. Wash. reported ID
inches Of snow and good skiing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
CENTURY LEAGUE

The Century league had n good
night at the Coliseum alleys
Thursday as two bowlers broke
their first 500 mark.
n. Brown rolled the high single
game of 24o for Washington Hard
wAre and also had the high three
game sene. of $50.
Brown 10 now third from the
top Of the 800 Club At the Coli
scum.
Browns games were rolled in
this order ia3. 227 and 2so
Fat Person, anchor for
Pabst Hue Ribbon. rolled In
the s00's too. like this: 20s,
liz. AL, total sol.
Washington Hardware rolled
high games for the evening. 27s7
r. Caruso. captain, rolled 500; =
Caruso Az. Collins 474. and J.
Roman 52s. plus a ia handicap,
total 27s7.
Harper's Confectionery team
rolled the high game Of s55.
Resultx.
Hsrpers Confectionery 257o III vs
Washington Hardware 27s7 ~ high
game. II Brown 2so. high series. n
Brown 600
Community Tavern a57i ool Vs.
Pabst Blue Ribbon 27os -. high
game Pat Person 22l high series
Pat Person COL
Tacoma nilE Producers z474 IL
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McChord Elves
Win and Lose

Two of MeChord Fields top
notch basketball teams. the ssth
ONO and 239th ONO. played at
Tenino last night. The 239th con-
tinued its winning streak by taxi
ing Tenino into camp. IS 10 Il.
while the ssth found RucodA too
tough for them and dropped their
encounter rs 10 40.
These four teams had met once
before with the 23ath winning
over Bucoda and the ssth losing
To Tenino. This would Indicate
that the 23ath holds slight edge
over its other qusrtermaster rival.
Bucky Weese scored but Is
points The must be slipping TO
pace the 239th cagers
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Ski Weather

Today.s rosd and ski reports
Paradise Temperature = ons
inch - rev snow. - inches ~
ground light ground fec calm
snow erusted skiing coed. eafry
chains
VT. Rsker Temperature II
Two inches new snow. - inches
on ground. showing moderately.
light south wind. skiing good
earry chains
stevens Pass Temperature Is
trace nf new snow - inches N
ground raining lightly. carry
chains
>noaualmie Pass Temperature
n. ene-half inch n new snow. 81
inches On ground. overcast. south
east Wind esrry chains
saehes Temperature - trsrs
Of new snow. 50 inches On ground
overcast. calm. rad god to
Csyuse
snoquaImie >Ii Row. Tsmners-
ture AZ no new snow. ~ inches
on ground. overcast
Der Park Temperature a.
trace Of new SNOW. 3 inches on
ground. overcast. light east wind.
road good with chains. skiing fair
Stampede Temperature IS. no
new snow L inches on ground.
wet. calm; cloudy.
Martin Temperature "a. no
new snow. ~ inches on ground:
wet. calm. cloudy.
Monad Lake Temperature %
no new snow. 76 inches on ground.
dry. calm. cloudy.
Iessenworth Area Tempers-
ture "a q inches on ground.
stable with common crust. skiing
fair: road good.
Bleueft Pass Temperature Al.
~ inches on ground. six-ineh
glazed surface over crust. skiing
fair. road good
Swank Area Temperature 40
Is inches on ground. east wind
skiing far, road good.
More Creek Temperature Al.
"a inches on ground. stable. dry.
calm. skiing fair.
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Starter Set
For Weekend
Hole-ln-O One Event
Also on Schedule

Ths rseema Golf association
nonfhly sweepstakes program -
expected = nron - never hefpFes
The starter . scheduled fog
Saturday sns sunday - Meadow
rafk rnurse
chef Corey. president q rtsA.
ssr<ess : zeal turnout fhss week.
ed. enc nat win marx whst ~
heres wali - ire mest suereenfsil
ssssen N rtsAss hl.trry
sss g~is halls Win q -
pvtse. ~ ~ nsneenls heep-
is.s~e f~ssnse sNet wtm -
Nm N r~etss~ss~e wssa ~
swe>ps.
Cash sfum tina seurvs wiil -
into . fund n send lneaI winners
u me National Puslle links svens.
Meadow PARK and nronhiale
Mems elahs vii stage . Team
match simultaneously with tho
sweeps tina weekend
Any team member npt inrIu<te<f
In the list 10 welcome 4 plnoe
VIII ~ made an nis team
Here afs the team IIneupsl
Hfssshaste Clarence resteT. in
saszs. fsts Hssss&a Oliver eTaastu.
g. A rAyns. HAIRY Jehnsan. carl
lawson. Tee wise rAuf ftuns1txxuf.
ua.Fs aAttssie~ Nesm n<pslainn.
n>nssai tpnss. rnss ssuaasf<r. IN
rsfutns rhst siaseg. fi~o Msxsh>il.
~ Ifsneisf. nm NHlsan. nun Ana
nam. e nu<hslz k.rt fniiiips
carl q Petersen nil W.sa ~
rrstish. nsil nsstsss nart nnrvte.
elfs.i isHsaan
~..s.- v.,s miner s,.,s. oa..,s.
isns.' ns<s isas Z ness.u
na~isua tn~ diss& stan nAssns.
ned AeIe<n. Isfs ADAMS. Asi u'lst.
, Nf<ausilsn. Ho<n<f H<liev Arr he
denim ue~ars ai<nn. ~ I Hs<ts.
= n H>psf J o rstev~na n Aef%
esssis + nnntn. ! usFrlsna. ut4~teG.
sue. G. swimmer ts>a ehman.
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PLAY mon COMMERCIAL
rI.AY NOR ALLEYS

Model Grin pinmsn bumped up
against stubborn Center Street
Service station gang In Play Nor
Commercial league play Thursday
ana son only tso points but stili
lead ths league by . ain point
margin over Montgomery Ward
truadlsrs. who won four points
from Hammond Electric Laundry.
Jack Loire. snehorrnan for the
Models. yss high scorer In the
matches. with a nice $50 total
Bin Anderson rolled zi5 tor the
high single and Jim Riley regis
tered . nice 2i3 count In one
game. Maxwell Petroleum won
three from Michael Brothers Ser
stre GfxflGu
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Wrestling Meet

Longview and Stadium wrest-
ling teams will take TO the mats
at 7:30 p. m. this Friday night,
1t was announced by Stadium
Athletic Director John Heinrich
today.
Last week Longview nosed out
the Stadium grapplers by one
point at Longyiew although the
Tigers won the most matches
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Loggers Play
Again Tonight

College of Puget Sound basket
ballers play again tonight when
they meet the Seattle Y NJ. c. A
hoopsters in a double bill AT the
Logger gym.
The varsity clash will get
underway at S o'clock preceded by
a clash between the c. p. S. Fresh
men and the Y. NJ. c. A. Reserves
at $50 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Coach Jennings
Quits After Is
Years Of Work

WACO. Tes-< aa<A a.rtet
t~nnirgs. whr>< nasior uutset-
.its feesheu ie~n.s hsaef vee
. conference championship ~
hts "a sear~ ~ the .<hr~l but
whose contract attn haa thr~s
s~ass n rss. prepared .. step
sss today.
Ne an.eueeps isas wight thai
after - seafs ef ssaehlng ~
had sr.ss sflrede asa weala
iihe n r~sir> fr-m srstee ~erk
With the squad.
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ASHLAND. Ore A lay.in sset
by Forward Longholm In the clos-
lng moments gave Humboldt state
college . s5-s3 victory over the
Southern Oregon College Of Edu.
cation b.skstbail five mere last
night Ths Sons led At halftlnns.
20 70 - Longholm took high
point honors with -. while Bass
man led tbs losers with 10. The
two teams clash here again to-
night.
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Saturday ~iii h. ths last day 10
register for tins Y, ~. G. A. and
American He'd crpsa Junior fifs
Saving courses offered ~ the Y.
~ Boys intsrssssd are anisest "
be ., tbs boy's department office
~ n 10. Harold Keller. physical
director. vii supervise Ihe course.
FOR more Information cali NAM
jim
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open Monday with league play on
the program. The place has been
closed for two weeks during
general ossfhaullng. Friday night
there Will be = special match there
between the Rustons and the
Meters.
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Vancouver Near
Hockey Leaders

PORTLAND - Ths vaneauvse
Lions we're within four permits ~
The leading spokane sestst In lbe
Pacific Coast Hockey league tn
day after oatseostrs Portland. =
to =. tn = assiinu tss.sls here sase
night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
PLAY NOR LADIES' LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Frances Lusisr rolled three good
games In the matches II the Play
Nor Ladies' league Thursday
night and registered <7z for the
high total of the session Her
singles we're iss. iDs and TIA
Lois Mofsbssd finished with tt7
and Msry Lelfestsr with s05 for
other good scores Allen Plumb
ing won three points from Martins
Market and Play Nor Lunch took
fn4sr ffofr Federal gnkfFx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
PEsN SALT LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Jim Akshurst rolled 50s To lead
the Penn sAli league trandlsr. IN
their weekly play on tbs Play Nor
lanes Dinty Boyd started MA
SERIES with = 200 single. nigh game
u In. matches. ard finished with
$50 Gsors. Hseksr. George Effel.
berg AMI Charles Courturight also
xaffss <f.a4 .e<4xs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
sptdIAI. MATCH

Special match between Haugsn'.
Service s>id Howell Service. two
Ruston league teams. ssV Hangsn.
win with 2iss against HoNslls
1894. jeff Tollman of winner.
had high game. lss. Play was at
Sixth Avenue alley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

The Meadow Park Mems fsolf
riub vii hold lfs monthly ms~s-
ing Monday. Dinner ~lil ~
ssrved ~ AN. President Joe
clsvs all name his vsriaus sauts
mlstsss fne inc year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
McChord League
Basket Figures

The team standings. high scor-
ers. and offensive and defensive
percentages are submitted as fol-
lows for the McChord Field has
ketball league.
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ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Harold Olson. pin star on the
Tacoma Camp team. rolled three
nice games Ia register Dat in ths
Odd Fellows league n vas the
highest total rolled in iesgus play
on the Broadway lanes Thursday
and resulted from games Of iss.
i7s and 17p alli Hansen regis
tered 2ot for the high single
Rainier son four from Esst Ia
coma. so,Iih Tacoma won three
from Fern Hill and Tacoma Camp
yon four from East Tacoma En.
esmpmsnt.
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Will Decide
City I'd Halt
Contest Billed OF
Lincoln at 8 Bells

Florists and FuelerS vii meet
next Monday night al . o'clock
on the Lincoln high floor II settle
the second hslf City league basket
ball championship
Fnelers won the first half
crown. II they yin Monday night
they take the sll-ssason title and
berth in the A A. L. district
taarreV
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stNtu Atr. MERCHANTS,
SMITH Avn. CENTER

sun Drug 2s2s nD We Kream Krus,
1898 % high game. Al johnson X
X lSs high series. Roy Hufibui
lsunl Oil.
Knights OF PythiAs 1904 fo1 W
sixth Ave. Sheet Metal 2sgb 90 high
game. H. Msrihugh tshsst Metal
ITO. high series Aafihush 300
Sixth Ave Appliance 2si0 ~ ss
FafisY,s Florists 2dsa % high game
Bill Farley lgs hlsh series NH
Farley Sol
Biz six Service 1900 ~ - Modern
Cleaner 1fs1 - high game Gee
Coleman IA nigh series q Cole
man 385
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Bfaffiid InsfIfanfe.
CITY ASSOC IaIIOs
IOIHNAMkNI

Another group Of entries IN the
CITY Association tournament on
Thursday brought the total 70 ~
teams. only 20 fewer than faced
the foul line In last years record
meet II IL expected that a new
record viii be set long befor. the
tournament gets underway on the
Broadway alleys Saturday night.
FEB. Is. Teams entering Thurs
day were Aanitou Service. Rainier
No. II. West End Tavern, Russ
Aicnaefs Service. X Street Rec
rsation. Tacoma Amusement. Big
Bad Wolf. johnson Paint. lee Dee
livery. safsway Mob Hin and
Garbage Department spots may
10 reserved At the time entries are
made on the reservation boa ri al
the Broadway slleys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

II you're not using il. sell II with
Fast-Aotion Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3i51.
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sfosnssh nsliinsham. 5Ssia In .
efass.ntat~ High ashaof Basket
ball league game last night tn
drip TO Had Raiders into . fis
with wasis ~slis for last place
H~lllnghsm mad heen tied Nitn
stadium ~ Tacoma for fifihs
Everett remained fourth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

Rtrton Community Center.
/. four-aIlsy bowling plant will re-
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Hitting the Head Pin on Local Lanes

VI Hub clothiers 2ap1 a.. hish
game. Kuseh 400. high series. Veg
sleen $50
Stevens a ysitsr 23as fnl " Little
Paris Beauty Salon 2a3a "a hlsh
game Anderson 22o. high series, An
derson $40
Mayfower Cafe 2s7a ca " Paul
sons 2S8a az high game. n No
cormiok ala. high series. hceor-
mick h27
rrimos Inn 2sss a. Va nfotman.
7sae 10 high game v Mars 100.
high series y Mars Boa
Old 81 Louis asia a. Va Hehofn
Paint 39aa To-. high game Hntehln-
son ala hlsh series. Jennings SOL
and Srreven SOL
spar Lunch ASST - xs Rrssns
super Cream 24a7 IL. hish gam.
Garrison lp2 hlsh series nrysn Az
sos oNs IIs.ir. Hi-wss tItrss
Red Men 7seb IA Va Kipsnis cluh
1873 IL hish game l. peposien
ga high series L nenosieh ahs
Oasis 31ll IL ". Bungalow Cab
inet 2t7s 81 hish game. q Port
man ala high series. q Portman h4h
Hospital 227b IL v Opal Tavern
22ss "a hlsh game. p Carlson 1877.
high series. q Tocchinl bia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

4 Florist victor, would
necessitafe best two games
out of three series between the
clubs for the all->eason title.

CLUBS Tor Inc ali->eason little.
Florists opened things last night
at Lincoln with an almost fluke
victory over Consumers. 81 To "A
Fuelers rad TO get Buck weese
out of moth balls 10 get past a
capable 6oth Signal Corps. s6
to IS
HUFGFL HOOKS EN-
Bob Huegel hooked in three
baskets and a free throw 10 beat
Miehaefs. so To IS. with three Of
the points coming in Chairmens
last minute victory.
Facing just five Consumers.
The Florists were caught off
stride from the start. and
trailed. So. In the first quar-
ter. Roger Peters pulled them
out of the fire. lie dropped
In II straight points IN lead
the Flowers TO = 1i-l2 half
time lead.
Back came Consumers in the
second half TO keep within one
and two baskets of the fast NOV
ing Posies until the last minute
and a half of play. II was then.
trailing by three points. that Con-
sumers' ace forward. Edwin Bos-
from. missed lay-in. following
surprise rebound. Heartened by
the fortune. Florists sent Peters
down for two quick baskets TO
sew up the contest.
DWYER DOES PART
AS long as Andy Dwyer was
in the game the Soldiers really
made things hot for the Fuelers
DWyer vas forced to the sidelines
on fouls late in the second period
with the score tied. due mainly
to Buck Weese's craftsmanship.
In the third period Weese really
started to hit the hoop. He ended
= streak of II straight points to
put the Fuelers out In front, 26-ls.
still the Soldiers did not
let down. twice coming within
three points In the last quar-
ter before Al Libke broke
them wgith two rebounds that
he put in the hoop for a safe
nine point lead.
While Michaefs had but five
men, two of which played all the
second half with three fouls. the
only difference between them and
the Chairmen was from the free
throw line.
As each club relied on one
player to score. and one to set up
plays, the foul shooting went in
Chairmen's favor, 10 out of 13
chances to six out of IA for the
defending title holders
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ENPIOYEEs
MINED DOUBLES

BOWERS employed by The city
Will stage their first series Of
MIXED doubles Saturday afternoon
on the Broadway alleys at 2
o'clock Twelve men and women
Will participate and II is expected
that later IN the effort might de.
selop into a mixed doubles league
composed Of city employees. Those
shooting In the frs, series include
nernles Menonssll linen Trieix.
Mary Harrison. Claudia Frsry.
Margaret Davis. Dorothy johnson.
George Thompson. Bernie Thomp.
son, Claire wehnes. Jack Roberts
Bill Bemarest aud Art Ansove.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

rAa css<, -sredseed se-s ereeA- IA 81, ss,s
ssiles Aeseoi sss t<ksss sea rsr~aed csssy ~
IeA. le.e kus ..t.ess.s ~ssek ksss u }, sss. IN
sss e<s Il seoo ls.i~ .eea 50 led cst ls<ls.d NJ
cs<s, ,sre.sss ne. tAss ~s-sd - erceAsr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

Rube Hsugsn rolled s2i for III
best total and ia for the high
single game In the matches Of the
Coast Sash and Door league on
the Broadway alleys Thursday,
Ray Parker turned In bi0 for the
next best mark Frame won four
from Office and Shipping ~on
four from Mil
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BROADWAY WoMEs.s LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Amy Bergen led IN. women
bo~lers Of IN. Broadway Woman .
league in their weekly play on the
Broadway alleys Thursday with .
fine ssS total Her series Included
200 game. the nigh single Of the
league The score was rolled for
Thomas Roofing and aided the
koofefs In handing the league lead
INK Alys Roberts Insurance team
It's first setback In four weeks Of
play The Thomas ladies won
three points
Dsy's Tailored Wear .ea
three from Broadway Alleys,
With anchor LADY Ann Jomiek
trundIinK AZ for the winners.
ably aided and At~tted BY her
tezfnmate. Marian Ha. kins.
Who registered ss3. Beaver
faiInbsr won three from MusI-
isr-Hsrkins. Mis-. He.sh, sith
40. VA. high for the Iss<n
and Jennie Bareotf I'D the
Beavers With t,a. Broadway
Beauty salon spiI, esss sith
Brafrftd Insurance
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Basketball Menu
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
p. l. {. vs.. {. ". {. at Ellens-
burg.
Seattle Y. VI. {. A. NJ {. P.s
Stadium nj Yakima.
BremeYton at Lincoln.
Auburn at PuyalIup.
Buckley At Kent
Enumclaw 1T Highline.
Renton at Sumner.
Fife at Yelm.
SPECIA LMATCH
There will be a special team
match between IN. Pacific Match
and X 81. Recreation team at the
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Florists opened things last night
at Lincoln with an almost fluke
victory over Consumers. 81 To "a
Fuelers rad TO get Buck Weese
out of moth balls 10 get past
capable 6oth Signal Corps. s6
TO IS
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HandbaH. "a Tough. Hard Game

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Soys He's Not Best,
But Must Ronk Among
Droinjest Notsters

ANEW YORK, Sept. 8-R-
On no less IN authority than the
coach of the player he out
thought and Inundated In the
final match for the National Ten
mis- Championship yesterday,
Bobby Riggs IL the smartest ten
mis- player who ever stayed up
nights inventing new ways Of
confusing IN opponent.
George Hudson, who has been
coaching Frank Kovacs for eight
years, made no effort to conceal
his admiration for Riggs after the
little guy had given Kovacs the
undiluted works In the big
match before 10000 fans ut For
est Hills. The scores were ST..
81, 0-3, 0-3.
"I'll swear" swore Hudson,
1--WE been playing and coaching
tennis for IS years and that Bob.
BY b The -sunsrtest llayer ] ever
saw. There have been greater
player, bat not smarter. He bad
no right. IN the world 70 lick
Frank like that, but he did Il,
and you've get - give him credit.
What Z brain that little rascal
has"
Which adds up to quite ! COM
pliment for the % year : old
Riga who captured the title In