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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Jim Keesey New
Manager Of Boise

BOISE. Ida.-Jim Keesey. new
manager OF the Boise Pilots Of the
Pioneer league. and Owner Haydn
Walker today surveyed Boise
baseball facilities after signing of
contract which made keesey
field general Of the club for the
next year.
The now manager arrived in
Boise late Saturday.
keesey WAS formerly with the
Portland Beavers OF the Pacific
Coast league. but obtained his
free agency before coming here
He was with the Texas league
before coming 10 the coast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

The professional grid is the to bigger and
better things.
Appointment Of Elmer La,den car of the sport Will
have marked tendency enrich the prestige of the
Layden is dead honest sincere fellow. He's good e1
ecutive blessed with common
OF the outstanding football schools IN history
established himself coach Of ability bring
ing the Irish back to level that almost touched Rokns
the sport thoroughly and has back
and important task
What the college loses, the gain
the grid IL adds
dignity integrity the
Why appoint car only the mogu know
only after the life
Nationals
acted to conceal
plausible slrmise that
welfare acted
a = which hit baseball hard
You An ounce Of pTeysntatYe =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Sweepstakes
On Schedule
TGA Season Opens
Saturday. Sunday

Sweepstakes Of the Tscoms
Golf association will b. held SAT-
urdsy and Sunday to start off IN.
new year.
Best ball twosoms - the schec-
uled play
Meadow PARK will Be tn. scene
OF action.
The usual Jackpot" idea will
prevail with the deal soinF
straight through. the winner draw
ing down 100 per cent sugar. Tn.
slush fund idea has been aban-
doned
brookdale and Meadow
Park clubs Will hold q team
match In conjunction with the
sweeps.
The plan to have two lowest
handicap men Of each club engage
in classic at each sweeps is
still on the fire, president Chef
Corey announces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Glass IL written all over the 1871
Dodgers. They have the best catch
ing staff in the league. a solid de-
fensive infield and a powerful out
field. Whether the Dodgers climb
those golden stairs is quite likely
to depend on the pitching staff.
Last year the Dodgers best
pitcher vas fat Freddy Fitzsim-
mons. who set an sll-time national
league record by winning is games
and losing two. Fitzsimmons will
be 40 next July and can no longer
be expected TO pitch more than an
occasional game.
The Job of leading the
Brooklyn staff Will pass to
young Kirby Higbe. sometimes
called the National leagues
Bob Teller because of his blaz-
ing fast ball. The Dodgers
shelled out 100000 and three
ball PLAYERS TO the Phillie~ for
Higbe, who Won IL and lost
10 for n bopelessly last place
club in 1910.
= Behind Higbe the Dodgers have
Whit Wyatt. Hugh Asey. Luke
Hamilton. Curt Davis and Lee
Grissom in the first line Wyatt
and Casey were expected TO be 20
game winners last season. Neither
made II, with Casey In particular
failing TO measure up to expecta-
tons. II either Wyatt or Casey
comes through with big season
in ie41, the Dodgers will have TO
be reckoned with all the way.
Manager Leo Durocher will pick
the rest Of his staff from Ed Head.
Wesley Flowers. Max Macon, Tex
Carleton. Steve Rschunko. Al
Sherir. Kemp Wicker. Bill Swift
and Van Mungo. Carleton and
Swift are likely to team with Fitz-
simmons for relief work. Mungos
case is far from bright and he may
60 back 20 the minors. None Of
the others are likely to cut much
ice in the pennsnt fight.
The Dodgers infield IL all set
unless Uncle Sam should call third
oaseman Cookie Lavagetto TO the
eolors. II that should happen Lew
Riggs. obtained from the Reds in
q winter deal. can take over the
hot corner. Doll Camilli at first.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

where Louis Was slated 10 sign for
q title defense on Feb. IL against
Gus Doraxio.
Godoy was signed soass
tiuss age for tie Los Angeles
bout. bis third shot at Louis.
bot ~ nbsed from his native
Chile, requesting that the
beut - Postponed until early
May.
Jacobs informed him that q
postponement wac impossible be-
cause Louis In slated to fight Billy
Conn In June.
Meanwhile promoter Jacobs has
matched Make Bser and Lou
Nova for q heavyweight ehsl-
lenEers' battle at Madison Square
0as1an. ApeA =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Sirankman, Bruce
Top PUGET Scorers

Puysllups two hotshotssll
Bruce and Fred Strankmsn'ed
into position as tandentry
in the Puget Sound confer IN
dividual scoring race folloplast
weeks play.
Strankmsn showed his tower
100 points while Bruce NJ up
TO within striking distan. the
century mark. Dick MIL OF
Highline moved into Thrice
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Lincoln, Stadium
Skaters May Join

Lincoln's newly-formed skating
club may Join with Stadium's or
gsnizstion. il WAS disclosed today
by Secretary Paul Galloway CAL
loway said q vote will be taken at
the next meeting 10 decide the
issue.
The club has been meeting every
Wednesday; at school one week
and at Kings Roller Rink on the
next. A skating party 10 being
planned as soon as the rink is
available.
Sophomores are especially re-
quested 10 Join the organization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Idaho Committee
Sends in Report

MOS COW. Ida. - The conf
Dental report OF the University Of
ldahos coach selecting committee
was in President Harrison c.
Dale's hands today.
The report. the nature of which
was undisclosed. was the result Of
two-day meeting. President
Dale will submit it at the meet
ing of the University's board Of
regents in Boise Wednesday.
II was understood more than so
applications for the vacant coach
ing jobs on the Idaho campus were
scanned by the committee. I'm
official sources said the COM
mittee recommended the sepsra-
ton of the duties of football coach
and athletic director.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Bells Meet
Seattle Prep
Come Slotted for
Local Gym Tonight

Seeking vengeance for a defeat
suffered in Seattle a month ago.
Bellarmine Lions battle Seattle
Prep Panthers on the Bell NAPLES
tonight in q doubleheader.
Reserve teams will take the
floor at ! o'clock. followed by the
varsity clash at s o'clock.
With q 30-point scoring punch
against Stadium last Saturday.
Coach Hank Haug is hopeful the
Bells have found their scoring eve
and Will be able to out-point the
Panthers.
Starting varsity lineup for the
Bells will be Rudy Mockel and
Cliff schiesz at forwards. Paul
CALLER at center. Larry Rask and
Paul Greiwe at guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Huskies Take
Bad Drubbing
Oregon Winner by
Lopsided Figures

EUGENE. Ore.-The University
Of Oregon Webfeet ran the Wash
ington Huskies into the ground
last night to ring up lop-sided
s. 10 IS Northern Division Pacific
Coast conference basket a !
victory
The two teams galloped to their
hearts content and the lead
switched hands SIX times before
Oregon stepped out in front and
raced 10 rs to 1e haftime ad-
vantage.
Howard bson's Ore
gonians. led by Slick Vic
Townsend who rang up Is
points for scoring honors. and
a slender newcomer. Ralph
Thurman. continued driving
In the second half TO gradual
~ widen their edge.
Bob Voelker, tall junior who re-
lieved Bob Lindh at forward. was
Washingtons top scorer with II
points.
1t was the Webfeets second
conference victory OF the season.
against six defeats. and was
Nsshington's third straight de-
feat Of their current disastrous
road campaign. The teams meet
again tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Chairs Creak
In Title Race
Lose All But Fuint
Hope in City PloY

Florists all but eliminated
Chairmen from the second half
City league basketball title race
Monday night. at Lincoln high.
A last quarter rally brought
them victory, IS to 80. and left
them tied with the Fuelers for
first place. Three games remain
to be played.
Two long scoring drives by the
6Oth Signal Corps enabled them
TO edge out Michael's. defending
champions, rs to %. TO move the
Soldiers a notch closer to the first
division.
The Fuelers proved their worth
as the team TO beat for the title.
by drubbins Consumers. 80 TO 20.
to give them four straight wins
over the cellsrities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Pastor May Take Codoy's Place

NEW YORx-Bob Pastor viii
- substituted for Arturo Codoy
n . title fight with Joe Louis at
La Angeles, April IS. unless
0odoy notifies Promoter Mike
Jacobs Immediately that ~ can
% through with TIE fight On that
lats.
That's what Jacobs said today
boforo leaving for Philadelphia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Dame officials have had no time
To consider candidates for lay
dens position.
Il regret leaving Notre
Dame" La,den said. Every
one here has been fine TO me
a. student, player and
coach. Father O'Donnen was
very sympathetic when I
first told him about the pro
football offer. | don't have
kick In the world.
y believe in the future of pro
football. Ny contracts with Nat
ional league owners revealed a lot
about their business J. as coll
lege coach. never before UNDER
stood. They have the welfare OF
the college boys At heart and I'll
do all l can to promote that
interest"
CHICAGO HEADQUARTERS
Layden said he will remain at
Notre Dame for some time" to
straighten out his personal busi-
ness. He said he will make his
headquarters in some National
league city, probably Chicago.
As a player, Layden was
much like Northumberland
but fast and determined. He
was Rockne's splinter full
back in Notre Danes i'm
mortal four horsemen back
field which included Harry
Stuhldreher, Don Miller and
Jim Crowley.
He broke into coaching at Loras
college. Dubuque. Ia. in 1925.
handled Duquesne football for
seven years and moved to Notre
Dame on Dec. Q. 1888. when Irish
grid fortunes were at their lowest
ebb since Rockne first had lifted
them TO prominence.
In seven sessions under Layden.
Notre Dame won AZ games. lost
l3 and tied three. In 1888 the
Irish won eight and lost one. best
record since Rockne's death. Last
season, the Irish appeared over
rated but won seven of nine
games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Abes-Vikinus
Meet Tonight

Matching two teams whose rec
ords thus far are among the best
in the state, Lincoln Abes and
Puyallup Vikings get together ct
Puyallup Tuesday night at Z
O'Clock to conclude their home
and-home series which started in
December.
The Abes have won twelve
out of IL starts while the
Vikings have won eleven
games in twelve starts. Puy-
aiiup beat the Abes, 27-2I. in
their first meeting.
Both Puyallup Coach AL Daf
berg and Lincoln Hoop Boss 10
Kennedy are anxious to win
night. Dahlberg wishes to ma
tain his dominance over Taco
auintets this year while Kenn
wants to even the score.
The starting lineups:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Teams 2 and 4 Win
Bowling Matches

In A. o. L. W. matches. teams
? and 4 scored victories last night
at the X ST. Recreation alleys.
Team 2 beat team l BY a score
Of 1889 10 1920. and team 4 de-
fested team 3. 1913 To 2la0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

BASKETBALL RESULTS
BY United Press

Oregon 81. Washington IS.
College of Idaho 50. Pacific L
IS.
ST. Martins 40. Eastern Wash
ington as
Eastern Oregon 81. Albany ~.
Fordham 50. Yale 80.
Indiana As, Ohio State IS.
Purdue as. Illinois %.
North Carolina -. Maryland %.
South Carolina IS. Citadel 81.
Kansas 81. Wichita 80,
Texas Tech "a. New Mexico ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Spear Runs Point
Total Up a N oich

Maintaining his 20-points-s-
game pace. Frank Spear of Fife
forged further 10 the front Of
Pierce County league basketball
scorers.
Terminate Frank Dreyer still
holds second place. having rung
up rs points in the last two games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Don White Siqns His l94l Contract

SAN FRANCISCO - Outfelder Don White of
tho San Francisco Pacific Coast league baseball
team today signed his Ie4l contract
White. who is expected TO replace Ted Norbert
In left field for the Seals this season PLAYED A.
games for San Francisco last year before ne wa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

oenehed BY heel injury
He bats and fields right handed and ca me- from,
the Tacoma club OF the Western international
league early last season. Last year he batted .322
IN the Coast league and .343 in 70 game, for Ia.
coma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

In his seven years ss athletic
director and head coach a. Notre
Dame Lsyden recaptured the
football glory Knute Rocne had
achieved for his little school at
South Bend. Ind.
But like Rock. IAyden IL
family man-with a wife and
four ehildren-and their Sc
curity influenced his decision
10 abandon q highly success
full coaching career at its
peak
As National league commits
sioner Layden will have powers
never before placed in the hands
of any football official. His will
be the last word in all league
matters and the eight club owners
expect him 70 rule their sport with
the same mailed fist Kenesaw
Mountain Lands flaunts over
baseball.
SUDDEN MOVE
A majority Of the leagues club
owners agreed to Layden's selec-
ton Saturday. On Monday. Lay
den conferred with Notre Danes
president. the Rev. ]. Hugh ODon-
nell. to severe his connection with
his alma mater. During the first
week in April. the club owners
officially will confirm his appoint
ment as commissioner at their
annual spring meeting in Chicago.
The move was so sudden Notre
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
BADMINTON PLAY

Bsdminton play is on schedule
tonight at Lincoln The regular
Tuesday evening adult recreation
class At Z o'clock viii play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Looking Over the Majors
NEW YORK

NE" foRk-"Nex year Brooklyn
since uncle "oet Robinson plotted the old Superbss
s2o e Fabush faithful have been chanting "Man
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Halftime score. oregon as Wash
ington 10
Free throws missed: Dalthorp. Gil
muir :. Morris, Leash. Townsend q
Borcher.
Officials: Piluso and Heninses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Quits Notre Dame TO Take
Job Worth $4,000 Yearly
Signs Five-Yeor Contract That Also
Gives Him Lost Word in Organization

tHCaGO-Emsr lsyden Notrs Danes Rockne traded
N. uncertainties OF his coaching profession
tract as commissioner Of the National Football
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Basketball Menu

Lincoln ut Puyallup.
Seattle Prep at Bellarmine.
Clover Park ut Fife.
Eatonyille at Roy.
kapowsin at Yelm.
Federal Way at Orting.
Sumner at Eatonyille.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

With Medwick in left, the rest
of the outfield Is likely TO be Dixie
Walker in center and young Pete
Reiser, who has shown flashes
OF real hitting ability. in right.
Walker viii have competition for
his spot from young Charley Gil
bert. who IL better defensively but
can't hit with Walker. The other
outfielders are Joe Vosmik, Jimmy
Wasdell fwho also can play first.
and George Staller. a hard-hitter
from Montreal Joe Gallagher is
due TO move to Montreal.
The Dodgers catching staff is
one Of the teams strongest de-
partmeuts with Hickey Owen. pur-
chased from the Cards. and Babe
Phelps sharing first-line duties snd
Herman franks in the No. 3 spot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Pete Coscarart at second and Pc,
Wee Reese at short man thos,
positions more than scceptably.
Another KEY man In the
Brooklyn picture is Joe Med
wick. who WAS bought for q
tremendous outlay OF cash last
season and failed to live up to
his price tag. A bean ball put
Medwies out OF action and in
terfered with his play. but to-
ward the end Of the season he
regained his old batting eye
and finished with IN average
of sol.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Boxer Could Burn Thot Boil

Jess Baker, the old Steacoom souhpaw who broke into
professional ball with the Tigers around 1909 breaks into
San Francisco print.
Abe Kemp, clever type Taper Of the San Francisco
Examiner. is writing series OF interesting dealing
with the Seals Of the long ago.
high hard into
the well
like this:
efthandd pitcher named Jess Baker who worked
guard outside Of Tacoma Wash the
he MAJ spell IT,
didn't asylum for nothing
the ball club thought the best
the president
correctly informed had money.
had tremendous speed decided with
catching him.
his time well
10 o
everything behind the first ball that pitched
the pit Of the and doubled the
old knot
They placed packs
5ured spot
thought would be story find what h thought
about Baker a prospect
bedside buntly thought
Baker.
said "Baker the job In the Ne
Be inmate"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Enforcement All Thut Is Needed y.

tiOn Of sports well meant. They all right doubt
But there laws already the statute books that
well take Of offenders found bkng the public
through athletics
Conviction for violation penten,asy sentences.
King member at this legislature presented bill that
crookedness athletic
GLIDING salmon derbies.
Seattle
Times salmon derby scandal taken care of laws already on
the
The prime
temporary Of prize automobiles went to Waa Waa pen
tertiary for Is years.
salmon today
by other athletic chea.s
As for boxing and wrestling OF the professional type well our
authority They responsible
mea nothing If they enforced
Which reminds Of politics
Athletics anything involve the human
And athletics crooked land Of them are what do you
suppose that makes politics.
Why poites sir. is the Eranddaddy of al corruption
The one reads Of Tacoma and Seattle prospective
managers the is inclined to believe the Yankee
Job. why not label him Coca Koehler? At any event
neither is Tacoma going in for big name manager
have been told most Tigers did not like Bobby Garetson
exbOs Can't understand that because the browneyed
ball player personally old boss thief
met However collectively the hardest athlete with
vhh Il ~. tn beseb.~r Pro boxer. are cineh
guy pretty dep a taken
ne Earl Dew Jockey who had
thing ns for Why couldn't have been some miserable Adult
N good prize went
Medod Mass outstanding angling
achievement 1870 landed Massachusetts.
word record for rod and reel The boys cant wink
sseh other when John tells that Dear Just BILL Pardon the
1es Kislngbes address the Francis Drake Hotel
h of apples is q
Lnthe.s Lucky the play basketball
I promsed
eps ssslssAl $1,000
ure Yea c.sY cempss. Mk with
NV vs na.utss than the Jacobs mob win know
Evening star., 1941-04-20

1907 SHERIDAN ST. N.W-A BARGAIN
at $3.50; ST 900 under cost; $500 cash.
Available Immediately oOH
Evening star., 1941-04-20

RoOMING OR BOARDING HOUSE.
~ rooms, downtown 10th St, detached,
3 or car garage. With modern apt. Price,
SIS COG. Box 323-Y, Star.
EXCELLENT HOME AND INVESTMENT,
63lQ 9TH ST NV
rms. bath, semi-detached corner lot,
NV neat; blocks high school, grade
school; trans. and stores; priced to sell,
WI. 5074.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
MICHIGAN PARK.

4TlO 18th st. n.e.-Furnished sample
home Attractive new brick homes, s rms,
. baths, modern kitchen, concrete front
porch; Bryant air-conditioned heat. insu-
lated furred walls; Bendix washer: wealth.
er-Stripped. screened large lot; price,
Out Michigan ave. to 9TH St ne. left on
18th to Buchanan. left on Buchanan 10
l 9th, right to homes. Open. Phone Mich
WIN. R THORowGooD.
o0o4 r I Ave NE DE. O31T.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
DO
!. - NJ ann FT1t

Drive to No. 9409 Thornhill
I'd. Don't fail to come in and
inspect this unusual type floor
plan-Where are the bedrms,
baths, fin. rec. rm., attic
storage-Come in and be sur
prised at this roomy, compact
house. Walnut paneled studio
living rm., stone fireplace.
Open Sun, 2-dark. Out Sill
yer Spring, ColeSville rd.. past
Mrs. IS, then take diagonal
st. to the left at Sligo park
way. Call HELEN H. VETT.
SH. 1926. SH. 2I71.