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Evening star., 1941-08-31
Reds Gull IA Players
From Minor Loops
3, the Associated Press.

81 the Assccisted Press.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 30.-The Gin.
cinnati Reds began to round up
minor league talent today.
Fourteen players, five of them
pitchers, were bought or recalled.
Les Hinckle of Syracuse, whoss
record Is II victories and IL defeats.
II ths only one likely 10 see action
~ yea1.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
Newsom Stops Indian!
As Tigers C|outing
Gets Victory
By the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, Aug. Bob u k
Newsom breezed to a 7-to-3 victory
over Cleveland today as Detroit Out
fielder Bruce Campbell drove home
three runs. two of them with a
homer, against Al Smith, first OF
four Indian pitchers.
1t was Newsom's 11th triumph
against II setbackS.
frankie Croucher also lined a cir
cult blow for the Tigers and Ray
Mack smacked one to drive in two
of the Cleveland tallies.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
10-MiIe Winner

TORONTO, Aug. 80 lP.-Veteran
Lou Gregory of the New York Mill
rose Athletic Club won the 10-mile
marathon at the annual Canadian
National Exhibition international
track meet today, defeating the de-
Tending champion, Robert (Scotty)
Rsnkine of Preston, Ontario, by
200 yards. Gregory's time was Sc: 10.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
Gets Casting LoureIs

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 80 dP.-Herman
Hittenberger, 24-year-old San Fran
cisco manufacturer of surgical
instruments, won the all-around
championship of the National Fly
and Bait Casting Association today
by placing in both events on the
final program of the 33d annual
meet
Evening star., 1941-08-31

Detroit OLE 030 O1O-7
Cleveland 001 002 O00-3
Runs-Meyer, McCosky HigRins. B.
Campbell (3), Croucher, Heath. Mack t2D
Error-Higgins. Runs batted in-B. Camp
bell go, Stainba ok, Tebbetts ~. Croucher,
BoudreaU. Mack 2). Two-base hits
Meyer, Tebbetts, Heath, C. Campbell.
Croucher. McCosky Home runs-B. Camp
croucher to York. Left on bssesMDetroit.
IL: Cleveland. TO- Bases on balls-On
Newsom. 8; of Smith. q OF Brown. /;
sfrucE 81 EEssnstat ogs, H.v.om on KraEaunss Ks isi l.
by Brown, 2; by Krakauskas, Hits
On Smith, q in 42s innings; OF Brown,
l in 21s innings: on Eisenstat, in 1
inning: of Kraksuskas, l in 1 inning.
Losing pitcher-Smith. Umpires-Messrs.
Passarella, Romme and Basil. Time
2:35. Attendance testima ted)-5 600
Evening star., 1941-08-31
Humphries' Runless
Streak Ended, But
Browns Win, 1911
~ the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 30-Johnny
Humphries' string of IS consecu-
tive scoreless innings was broken
today by Chet Laabs' home run in
the second inning. The Browns
went on to knock Humphries out
of the box and beat the Chicago
White Sox, 10 to l. George Nc
Quinn and Johnny Berardino also
hit home runs for the winners.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
Smaeko, Enterprise
Roll Up Big Score
Over Fine Field
Grey Knight Bags Title
In Junior Class; Final
Program Tomorrow
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

WARRENTON, Va, Aug. 80
More than 5000 who attended the
opening performances of the. 42d
annual Warrenton horse show to-
day saw It live up to its reputation
as "the hunter show of America, y
both in excellence of management
and quality of the horses exhibited
Aside from the stake classes, most
of the events had a bearing on
the championships which will be
decided in the concluding program
Monday,
Springsbury Farms grand veteran,
Billy Do, went to the fore in the
trustee for the conformation hun
ter championships. Tied for the
working hunter championship are
Mrs. M. E. Whitney's Spring Hope
and Mr., and Mrs. Haggin Perry's
Cornish Hills with points each.
Lead in the green or novice hunter
championship was gained by j.
North Fletcher's chestnut gelding,
Pappy.
Fort Myer Team in Front.
The Fort Myer horse show team Is
out in front for the jumper cham
pionship.
Grey Knight, generally accredited
by judges as the best half-pint
steed in America, won his sixth
title of 1941 season when he an
nexed the junior championship,
scoring over mounts twice his size
Ridden by his owner, 9-year-old
Jimmy Hamilton. the 8-year-old
gelding took his fences with the as
surance of an old campaigner.
In the first part of the modified
Olympic that Capt. c. B. McClel-
lands Smacko. which has won many
ribbons for the Fort Myer horse
show team, took the lead for the
jumper championship. In the jump
off duel with Mrs. Whitney's Bonne
Mutt, ridden by Roland Ridgeway,
Capt. McClelland gave his veteran
q fine ride to take the blue.
Smacko Scores in Jump0ff.
Capt. David Wagstsf of the Fort
Myer team nursed his great fencer
Enterprise over the difficult course
of the 5000 jumper stake to take
that featured event in a iumpof
with four of the top open jumpers
of the Maryland and Virginia circuit.
Smacko, Peggy SIMPSONS Hellsa-
poppin. Springsbury Farms Big Boy
and Mrs. Whitney's First Night were
all clear on the first round. In the
jumpoff, Hellsapoppin, ridden by
Newton Mayo, took the second rib
bon; Smacko placed third and Big
Boy, fourth.
Pappy, sterling 3-year-old by
Red Bug out of Mildred c., got the
lead for the important Virginia s.
year-old championship and the
novice or green hunter title in win
ming the 3year-old outside the ring,
then defeating Mrs. James Hamil-
tons Pedestal and Mrs. L. A. Livings-
tons Fingle Fangle to annex the
maiden hunters. The third blue
came in the 3-year- old hunters when
Alex Calvert brought Pappy in ahead
of Ruth OKeef's O'Doc.
Pony Glasses Exceptional.
The pony and Junior classes had
an exceptional entry and prizes
were rather well distributed. If any
stable gained an advantage, it was
the Dunnottar Pony Farm. Right
on the heels of Dunnottar were Mrs.
Robert c. Winmill's entries. Her
Happy Boy won the small pony
saddle class.
c. Oliver Iselin, jr's Peace Melba
accounted for the large pony saddle
class. Jimmy Cricket of the Dun
nottar won the small ponies over
fences. Miss Fox of Fox Hollow
Farm was ridden to win of the
large ponies over fences by Jackie
Evening star., 1941-08-31
Cubs Three-Run Eighth
Beats Pirates, a to !
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-The Chica go
Cubs knocked Truett Sewell out with
three-run eighth inning barrage
today to defeat the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates. 4 to l.
Paul Erickson turned in a siX-hit
game for the victors.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
Totals 3H o111 Totals a.

Totals 3H - II Totals 81 IL %
'Bstted for Lacy in eighth.
Naval Air nnn nn9 1on-s
Heurich Brewers &C. O2O O1O 020-5
Runs batted in-Cshell. Collier. MUIR
mane. Smith t2l, Dunn, Korsb. B-ew-r.
Runs-Nichols, Daniels. Sheppard. Dunn.
Anthony. Weller. Barry. Knieht 90. MIL.
Hershherger. Fr-ors-Anthonv Lacy, COL
ier. Sacrihces-PoSnak, Hershberssr. Ko-
rab, ANTHONY, Hamilton Left on bases
Neval Air, q: Brewers. Q. Base on balls
on Smith, o. on Murmsne. g. Hlts-Of
Murmane, in innings; of Lacy, 3 in >
innings of Collinower. o in ! innins.
Struck out-Bv Smith. 5. by Murma ne. 4
Wild pitch-Murmsne LOSING pitcher
Murmane. Time Of Eame-225.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
Beaten by Naval Air
For Title, Brewers
Protest Game
Pitcher FuirIey Among
Vietors Charged With
Being Ineligible

Naval Air Stations baseball team
turned in an upset yesterday with
Pitcher Tommy Smith singing IN
two runs in the eighth inning TO
win his own game over Heurich
Brewers, 6-5. and displace that club
as city sandlot champion.
The game, witnessed by 5,000-odd
spectators on the West Ellipse, was
the final game in the two-week play
of series In which champions from
Washington's five leading week day
sandlot leagues originally were en-
tered.
1t is not certain, however, that the
Airmen will keep the title. Their
victory has been protested by the
Brewers because of allegedly ineligi-
BILE players. Singled out for the Of
fetal protest to the District Amateur
Baseball Federation is Pitcher Jesse
Farley, who won on Friday when
Naval Air downed Heurichs in a
game which prolonged the series
into yesterdays rubber clash. Had
the Brewers won that game they
would have retained the title they
captured last year.
Curran to Handle Case.
The protest will be put into the
hands Of United States District At
torney Edward M. Curran, commits
sioner of the federation, who Is out
OF town but expected back Tuesday.
Such a protest is not without
precedent In the federation. Two
years ago the Brewers themselves
won their Industrial League cham
pionship but were not permitted to
participate in the city title series be-
cause Of charges that several play
ers had participated in semipro base
ball.
Yesterdays game started as
walkaway for the favored Brewers
as they scored two runs in the sec
ond inning and another in the fifth
for a three-run lead. Naval Air
tied the score in the sixth when the
Brewers blew up. The Airmen scored
three runs on three singles. a walk,
a sacrifice and wild pitch by
Johnny Murnane. Naval Air went
ahead In the seventh when Murnans
walked Nichols, first man to face
him, and then was lifted. Lacy
followed him to the mound and
when Daniels attempted to sacri-
flee. Lacy pitched the ball into right
field and Nichols went all the way
home.
Smith Hits Big Single.
What proved to be the deciding
two runs were scored in the eighth.
Anthony singled and Weller at
tempted to sacrifice, but everybody
was safe on Golfers error. Then
Smith raped out a single to score
both runners. That proved the de-
Gliding blow. The Brewers tailed
twice in the bottom half of the
inning to pull within one run Of
tieing the score
Evening star., 1941-08-31
BoseboII's Big Six
BY the Associated Press.

Home Runs.
American LeaRue-Keller, New York, 80;
Williams, Boston 80; Di Maggie, New
York. 81
National League-Camilli. Brooklyn 81;
Otty New York, "a; Nicholson, Chicago, "a.
Runs Batted In.
American League-Keller, New York,
ia; Di Masxio, New York. 112; Williams,
Boston, 9S.
NataenaI teesus..zJMite: q, {teu.s, ea'
Evening star., 1941-08-31
- - - -
Totals--33 6 "a 10 To

----- ---------- WV ibp uCA-4
Rpns-Martin, Hack. Gilbert Dahlgren.
Erickson. Errors-Handley, Lopez, Sewell
Runs batted in-Handley Dahigren, Cav
arretta. Two-base hit-Erickson. Home
run-Dahlgren. Double play-Sewell to
Pittsburgh. 5; Chicago. z. Bases on balls
of Sewell. l.; off Klinger, l. Struck
out-By Sewen 2; by Klineer.. /; by Erie
son, 2. Hits-On Sewell. 10 in innings;
of Klinger. l in l inning. Losing , ;Ner
-Sewell Umpires-MoSsr- %"
and Jorda. Time-1:5S. Attendance (ae.
tuaD-6,711-
Evening star., 1941-08-31

tBatted for Riddle in Ninth.
St. Louis g 900 900 s0n-1
Cincinnati --- 600 600 000-0
Crespi, Craft. Joost Runs batted in
None. sacrifces-Brown. Cooper, Doubls
pays-Cooper and Marion: Crespi. Marion
Left on bases-st. Louis, 3: Cincinnati. 1.
Bases on balls-On Warneke, / Of Riddle.
B. Struck out--By Warneke. 2; by Riddle,
Reardon. Time-1:50 Attendance-e,s59.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
Totals IS s24 l" Totals 80 70 27I4

oatteu iof nduIey IN nlnlh.
Philadelphia 600 600 COL 2
Boston 06O 2G2 02x-12
Runs. Chapman. Brancato. Hadley.
Fox t2l Cronin t2l, Williams 90. Foxx
Doerr (2E. Peacock, L. NewSbme Errors-
Siebert. Brsncato. L. Newsome Runs
6stted in-Moses ~. Collins. Peacock, Di
7 wo-base hits-Foxx t2). Doerr. Cronin.
Peacock. Home runs-Williams, Doerr.
plays-Suder to Mccoy to Siebert. New
some to Doerr to Foxx. Left on bases
Philadelphia, Q; Boston. O. Bases on balls
ner. f. Struck out-By McCrabb. /; BY
Hadley, 4: by Wagner, T. Hits-Of Nc
Crabb, in innings; of Hadley, in
innings. Passed ball--Hayes. Losing
pitcher - McCrabb Umpires - MessrS
Stewart, Summers. Rue Time SO.
Attendance-(ActuaD $685.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
st. Louis
Cincinnati

Totals 81 2710 Totals
Slated for Joost In ninth.
tnoffaA fOr piTdla IN Ninth
Evening star., 1941-08-31

Quinn, baabS t2i, Grace, Berardlno ~.
Laabs, Judnich t2J, HefIner. McQuinn t2).
Turner, Berardino (3t. Two-base hits
Hefiner. Lodigiani. Home runs - Laabs
McQuinn. Berardino. Sacrihce-Caster-
Double plays-Caster TO Berardino to Nc
Quinn, Berardino TO Hefiner TO McQuinn.
Left on bases-Chcago, 3; st. Louis, IA
Bases on balls-Of Humphries, 5; on
Hallett, /: OF Caster. / Struck out-By
Humphres, /; by Caster. >. HltS-On
Humphries, in 57s innings: Of Hallett,
in 2ls innings Wild pitch-Hsllett.
Losing pitcher = Humphries. Umpires -
Messrs. Hubbard, PipSraS and Geisel
T:me-2:0S. Attendance tpaid)-l, 053.
La gaceta., 1941-02-03

Il dia Palenzuela, Gloria Rubin
Y sensia Vallina, Tojas fell
citaron a Ia nueva Reina y su
Corte de Honor.
"Clavelito" Y la "Calandria"
d,d,caron infinidad de d6cimas
q Ia Srta. Frances Cannella y su
Corte de Honor, Les sigui6 vi
cente NORM, Aida la Prida, Mi
min Bujones.
Terminado el acto de varieda-
des, Sc do comienzo de nuevo al
balls.
La parte musical estuvo a car
go de las or9uastas Carnival
Latino" V don Francisco
Cuando nos retiramos $500
lie la mahana) la fiesta continue.
ba en- gran ammonia y contento.
Sean lstas meas nuestro men,
safe de salutaci6n a S. M. Fran
ces Cannsila y su Corte de Ho-
nor.
La gaceta., 1941-02-03

e made from natures wi beneficial
roots and herbs each with ~ wi
speeial purpose 20 HELP WOMEN.
Famous Tor over O. yeau-Pinkham'a
Compound q the best known and n
N the most eGsctiUs "wUman'a t0nies
o~btainable. Trv u
La gaceta., 1941-02-03

Aimo Gonzalez, AlejanGro In
clan, NJ, L. Torres, Anthony Piz
&c, Marcial Rosales y Sra, Jose
tina A2Osta, Sra, Elvira Panic
llo, P. AcoS,a, Juan Suarez, Sa-
mleI Rodriguez v Sra, Jose Pa
reJa, DR.. Carlos Barbas Y eSpo-
"a, Laureano Torres Jr., Ramon.
AIyarlz, Manuel Pareja, Jose
Arrange, Pancho EScalante, Jose
Rey, Antonio Vale, J. r. Porta,
Tony Fernandez, Mariana Alva-
rez, Jose Arauna, EStela Santan
der, Mati,de Mistretta, Isabel
Noda, Luisa Guerra, Tulsa Mia
res, Angelo Greco Y Sra, Ma
nuel Fernan3 2 PendaS, Manuel
FCuan .ez Rubio (Parruca), Ar
manjo Escalante y Sra, Eloy
Ntrgara, Ramon Pi, Ramon San
chez, Manuel Alvarez, Enrique
Garcia, Angel de la Riva Y Sra,
Luis Moran, Julian Bueno Sra,
Manuel Ballota y Sra, German
Alvarez y Sra, Mary Vald6s, 10
lita Lado, Pace Vidal y esposa,
Sra. Carmen Ramirez; A. A.
Fernandez, editor de la Ira
ducci6n-Prensa" Ramon Sam =
peirO y espoSa, Jose Diaz Yanez
Y eSposa; Sra. viuda de Laurea-
no Torres y su hija; Carlos To-
rreuS, Secretario del Centre, Y
espoSa Sr. TOTO, exsoberano de
Les Leales; Gaspar Garcia y es-
posa; exposes Celestino Vega Sr.
un hermano del Sr. c. Vega;
Vald6s, Palmira Martinez, S. Co
,arelo, Margarita, Manuelita y
La gaceta., 1941-02-03
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

20 al conteo de votos resultando
electa Reina del CARNIVAL Lati-
no Americana la Srta. Frances
Cannella, que representaba al
"Carpe Diem Social Club, y CO.
mo Damas de SUI Corte de Honor
las Srtas. Evelyn Fernandez, La
y Ficarrotta, Deltina Diaz, y
Martinez.
En- ell escenario Sc instal6 un
bello trono, teniendo en- su parte
superior a Liborio. Acto segui-
do, y fungiendo como Maestro
de Ceremonies ell Sr. Norman
Kirkconell, fueron llamadas las
las que eran acompana =
das por un joven hasta Ell esce =
mario, y despues, Leon Cain,
que las colocaba en- ell SitiO que
les correspondia. Ash Sc hizo con
las cuatro damitas y despues con
la nueva Reina, Srta. Cannella.
Fueron llamadas al escenario
las pasadas Reinas del CARNIVAL
Latino, Josefin Longo, que sc ha
llaba a~usente; Pillar Farfante,
Lydia Morales, Marian Italiano,
La gaceta., 1941-02-03

Ha5laron despues los senores
Viatoriano Manteiga, nuestro di
rector; Pedro Ramirez Moya, Iii
rector de eel international =
Antonio A. Fernandez, director
de fla Prensa-Traducci6n." En-
ausencia del DIR. Santiago Panic
10, que por Ell momento atravie,
sa por la honda pena de haber
perdido a la autora de sus dias,
hizo uso de la palabra ell DR.. Is
mael Angulo.
Algunas damas consumieron
turnos, la Sra. Mary Greco, pre-
si3enta de la Secci6n de Damas
de Protection Y Auxilio; Srta.
Olguita Valdes, presidenta de la
Secci6n de Damas; Maria Coha-
LA, p~residelta de- las Damas de
la Secci6n Recreativa de West
Tampa. FL Sr. Vega pidi6 aplau
SOS para la escritora Mary Shell
don y la Srta. Evelyn Fernando
nueva DANA del Carnaval Lati-
no.
Todos tuvieron frases de elo-
gio para la obra administrative
del Sr. Fernandez Rey y ell cuer-
'po de Directories.
Ell resumen lie correspondi6 al
Sr. Jose Arauna, uuien hizo his
toria desde ell primer periodic
del Sr. Fernandez Rey hasta ia
.fecha. Terminate su discurso, Sc
lie hizo entrega al Sr. Fernando
Rey Y su e9poSa de un preciosO
prasente.
A continuation damos algl-
nos nombres de los asistentes, pi
diendo mil perdones por las omi
stones:
Ramon Fernandez Rey y Sra,
DR.. Ismael Angulo Y Sra, DR.. A.
Perzia y Sra,, DIR. Minardi y Sc
nora, J R. Colmenares; Ruben
Fabelo, cronista social de Ira
Prensa-T raducci6n'' DIR. Abe
lardo Martorell y Sra, Manuel
Duran, Victoriano Manteiga, Iii
rector de esta publication; Pc
dro Ramirez Moya, director de
"El International" Francisco
Fuentes, Manuel Escobio, Rafael
Garcia, Manuel Garcia, Alfredo
Gonzalez, Constantine Lado, Ra
mon Mendez y Sra, Raul Vega
y Sra, Dick Greco y Sra, Fruc-
tuoso Muniz y Sra, Enrique Fer
nandez y Sra, esposos Two De
Minicis, Francisco de la Grana
ice Glamour.
S1vsrino Quintanilla, Jose o.
tero, Joaquin Echevarria, Jer6-
La gaceta., 1941-02-03
La SrtG. Frances CGnnelle
ReinG del CarndVdL Latino

La SrtG. Frances CGnnelle
Reina del Cd1NGVal Latino
Ell sabadc Sc verified la ulti-
ma tornado del Carnival Latino
Americana, en- los salones del
Auditorio Municipal. Ell amplio
edificio result6 pequeho para
dar albergue a la muchedumbre
que asisti6.
La fiesta principle a las nue.
We y media de la noche. En- la
puerta die entrada Sc hallaban
j6venes y damitas solicitando de
los que llegaban ell vote para sus
candidates..
A las once y cuarenta y cinco
los artiStas cubanos pr%esentaron
un magnifico acto de variedades.
recibiendo los aplausos de la con
currencia. A las doce y media,
como Sc anunci6, Sc di6 comien-
La gaceta., 1941-02-03

Billie Fernandez, Tony Bsanco,
Srta. Perfscta Colmenares, L. r,
Tejeiro, Alberto Cuervo, Fran
iSco Santos, Carlos Sierra Y Sra.
Gonzalez (Wimpy), Julian de la
Parte, Rosita Quintanilla, Mary
Enrique Santos, Francisco AS
pra, Frank Franco, Ofelia An
craze, Della Sierra, Manuel Co
m,z, Hipd,ito de la Parts, Ma =
nue. Gomez, Marine Tejeiro. RI
CELLO Perez y Sra, Leo Cutie
rrez, Elvira Fernandez, Evelyn
Fernandez, Katie Seaglione, A
dSlaida Martinez, Helen San.
chez, Concha Alberdi, Benigna
Fernandez, Patricia Brockway,
Jennie Rodriguez, Socorro Alva
req, Severino Martinez, Mayita
LIMA, Paul Alvarez Y Sra, c..
G.. Vega Jr,, JoSeito Mendez, ei
COZ ratista Ramon y otrcs,
Mllr as los comenSales sabo-
reaban el rico menu, la orquesta
que dirige Henry 1udela los de-
leit6 con bonitas pleas. La Sra.
Carmen Ramirez deleit6 a la con
currencia con "Siboney" y Mo
rSna"; Patricia v Jennie, con un
corrido mexicano, y la Srta, So
La gaceta., 1941-02-03
FL baHqUete de aver en-
el Restaurant "COlumbid"


ell Restaurant "COLumbid"
Tn merecido Y clido homena-
je lie fu6 ofrecido en- ell dia de
aver al querido p~residente del
Centre Espanol, Sr. Ramon Fer
nandez Rey Y su distinguida es-
posa, Sra. Cecilia Fernandez. FL
acto tuvo lugar en- ell acreditado
Restaurant columbia" usando-
sic para ell miSmo ell salon "Don
QuijOte.'
Como testimonio de simpatia
y adhesion a la comisi6n prgani-
zadora, y para demostrar una
vaz mas su admiration al Sr.
Rey Y su esposa, asistieron mas
de 200 comensaleS.
Actuario de Maestro de Cere
monias "A joven letrado c.. c. We.
ga Jr., exp.ic6 ell motive de este
acto.
La gaceta., 1941-02-03
OperGdH

Desje hace dias sc halla reclui
da en- la casa de salud La Poll
clinica, la estimada Sra. Marga
rita l. Cicero, reStableciendose
de una delicada Intervention qui
rGrgica que lie p%racticara ell DR..
Guillermo Roig.
Nue,tros mejores deseoS por-
que pronto recobbre su quebran-
tada salud.
La gaceta., 1941-02-03

zorro Alvarez las acompah6 al
piano.
Fu6 una tarde de,iciosa Ia de
aver domingo, en- 81 Columbia"
Una vez mas faicitamos al Sr.
Rey Y dcmas miemhroS de la Di
rectiya.
La gaceta., 1941-02-03
HARE sADTH HARRY

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-09

A few years sge Ne affinr.i
herr vita a hfoken-aossn aalo-
naoeile snd a pretty yoang wlfe.
He hsd ccnas fran TeNs. o.
So ire eofid.s far. ard al he
wanted Nss fey nkhts ~
small clubs Il earn enough
money q pay expenses here ard
huv gasoline hack hcnse
Much ~ his surprise. he
hogan licking tire asvllghis oat
n al the liehtwelghss N these
parts Jenkins wAs IN inaif-
fereni boxer. bat ~ had a rleht
hand that landed Ike INT ard
he hersn 10 build ur quite .
following.
H.s MANAGE was fr~d
Browning. re<sn. hot tho
man wha handled hls affair.
In and out Of the fight racket
MAS H,m,c Csriin. = fast tsik-r
whe knew the repe< - and I
don't mesn the rores tina, bound
the ring nj Nsdl~en Square
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-09

safti~a.
Eterxthinx wss sfnassth all
inK Tor Les ard Kate lensln.
Until hs wen ths lightweight
Championship Then the fccf
feii IN - fhsm.
carlia. u aexeier-d va -.
sseiatea WITH rersses ~ loved
q PLAY rsrals ths rhlef ressra
heing that they always wca.
rhe lac seat NJ Csrlin = TIE
rs heass e Fefsat ne sfrur
~ Ms ways
Jenkins I'D lF,rahlss -
different kind lie heA a guar.
rel vita his wife. he went e
Texas and issued a siaisment
that BIT = large chunk oals 81
the hand that wss feeding him.
lie criticized NeN Workers. the
people who were PAVING the
money that earned hsm the
purses. Tor heIns funny
takers
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ras. -~<s iszr~rs.Hs - ~.
~ eees~s~ mase Interested =
rsai-x metss~ses~. 81 h,xh
sr-~s has u Critic. s~>as f~s
fskh,s ue h>x<s - is.~. a.
eat, 80 tat tat - ~<- -
seis~a ). .s-- tIfi~ k-.ts k~rf
klm frem l.-i.x hs< sh.nrs~e-
.Ain.
Monday n,xht n Msa,~ra
square 0sFss~n Jenkins ssf,sek
hel,cm sie wss matched ~fts
weltesssixht chssarsca Re-
cechfsns n sHothsf ene u
thoss nen.flsie sffslfs snd 4
turned out II - a assmsl PEI
fefmanss II was - h.a thai
yesterday the hesinE eemmse-
son ordered pfusuassf Nik<
fseet.s h bold up Isnains
purse spnss g. 90
late this nenth. Jenkins
shamrsun ~ New 1egh state.
|. SUPPRESSED so nshi sammy
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New York Scribe Sings Hymn Of Scom for Jenkins Champion

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- - f<~f
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~ assr hsm. ard eea~ nsshf
lhs winter - psshshIF wlli
land tss hi~w that viii s~ssa
Jenkins back - Texas
There - skn f,s< "A. nstnr.
sfri~ ard ffe~ old srilsss Ihs
neiEhhofs hoN ~ SAME cut -
Hs~hsfs and fsf = sss<f sr@s
- TIRE ~ss . ft~.t n<n ~
tho street ~ Ia bright nshss.
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the emphasis ~ the Sooners from
power IN fineEss.
Although there il nj least one
team Of veterans 10 carry ON with
steady. experienced hand. the
bulk of the squad consists of just
plain good new material.
A lack of ends and centers II
made up for by such names as
Backficlders Marvin Whited at
the blocking post. Jack Jacobs
punting. and oryilIe Mathews,
who's the runningest lad around.
The Missourians this year start
out with a stone-wall line ON either
side OF Darold Jenkins. whose cen
tering In n delight.
Bob steuber has moved from
the end spot into the bsekfisld.
where he's In the company Of
gslloping Harry Ice. There's q
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FRESNO. Cal -- ne Fresno
State RulkioEs were again weak
ened ~ tackle to-day when George
Hallcn informed Coach Rseeit
Bradshaw NJ WI be drafted this
month. lean Lsmoure. outstsad-
inE tackle Tor last years stanford
Fresh. has been unable - pay
for the Bulldogs because of =
series ~ accidents and Illness