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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-11-21
HITLER:
| Talks Boldly

Adolf Hitler, exuding confidence
with the passing of another OF the
anniversaries of the 'beer cellar
putsch," and having been congratu-
lated on his excellent health and
appearance, had made another adj
dress to his hackers in which he
defied the world.
The 'F'uehrer' declared that he
had created a united European front
against communism, that the east
ern fronts successes were assured,
and he dared England to attempt an
invasion from the west.
81 have made such preparations
in the west" he declared, shat the
British can step up at any time.
ssIf the English choose to under
take an offensive, whether it is in
Norway, on our German coast or in
Holland, Belgium or France, we can
only say "step up, you will leave
faster than you came"
Two years ago bomb had
wrecked the hall minutes after Hit
Ter walked out of it. The assembled
crowd did not know until the last
minute this time whether he would
appear or not.
He scorned direct reference to the
might the United States was hurl-
ing into the picture, saying his or
ders had increased many fold the
armament potential of Germany
since the start of the war.
The speech ignored the unrest in
Europe, the hating of the blitzkrieg
in front of Moscow and Leningrad,
the announced intention of the Firms
to quit the war on Russia soon, the
passage of the neutrality act revi-
sion bill by the senate, the recent
utterances of Roosevelt and of
Churchill.
There was no reference to the
enormous German losses as outlined
by Josef Stain, nor to the growingly
heavy attacks on the Reich by the
Royal Air force of Britain.
He boldly declared his armies
could defend Germany and all Of
occupied Europe, despite American
threats and plans for gigantic arma-
ment." He was cheered to the echo.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-11-21
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
BY Edward c. Wayne

Stain Sees Nazi Collapse Within Year
AS Hitler Challenges British Invasion;
japanese Get Warming From Churchill
Against involvement in War With u. S.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-11-21

NOTEwhsn opinions IN these columns they
Released BY Western Newspaper Union =
Evening star., 1941-03-23

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Evening star., 1941-03-23
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
WOW. Girls and
Irish Lassies Tied

AS result of hard-fought
victories last Wednesday night.
the vows and the Irish won
the right to fight IL out for the
second round championship in the
Girls City league basketball race
The battle has been set for T:3o
Wednesday, March 10Th. Both
teams were pushed hard to hold
their slim margins and the right
to meet each other for the de-
cision.
The vows barely edged out
the Big 8 Service with score Of
1917 while the Irish kept the
Trotters away just long enough
to take their game 2o-ls. The
Cardinals left the Cubs undisputed
cellar champions by taking their
game 17-l3.
Wins and losses:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Inter-League
Meet to Open

Monday night at Stadium high
school, starting at $50 o'clock, the
annual Pierce County Inter-League
Council basketball tourney. SO
teams in the four divisions, will
start the seasons climax.
While the Classification
games Monday are of the
first round variety, all groups,
A, Il, { and ID, will be repre-
scented. Some of the winners
will advance as far as the
quarter-finals.
Due to the fact that all teams
are placed in each division with
the greatest care, as to their
ability, every game in each division
is regarded as a toss-up. 1t is
nearly always the case in this an
nual meet that the close games
resulting have always proved to
be a big drawing card with local
and county fans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Huskies Defeat
OREGON, 48 10 81

SEATTLE-If the University of
Washington can duplicate last
nights 4s-37 triumph over Uni
versity of Oregon's towering
cagers, the Huskies will end their
season tonight in a tie for third
place in Northern Division basket
ball standings.
The Husl1ies overcame an
early disadvantage to take a
lO-pOint lead in the first half,
which ended 23-16. They
strengthened their margin in
the second half, at one time
leading 47-27.
Vic Townsend, Oregon forward
who needed 80 points to break the
Northern Division individual scor-
ing mark. went out of the contest
on personal fouls with only five
points. He had little chance to
make up the difference tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Lynx Tankers
Break Records
Abes in Victory
Over Aberdeen

With two new pool records GO
ing into the books, Lincoln Abe
swimmers defeated Aberdeen mer-
men, As to is, at the Lincoln pool
yesterday afternoon.
Bud Ford set a new mark in the
100-yard breaststroke and Aber-
deems Bob TRACER set new rec
ord in the 10o-yard free style.
50-yard free style whalen GD .
Rohr Ill, Widders (A); time :276.
l00-ysrd breast strike: b. Ford U) &,
d Ford Oh, Roderick ca: time,
:094
220-yard free style: Eaton tA .
Rohrs IL, Brotherton III; time
2.a42
i0o-yard free STYLE Wake (A) Saw
hill III Sines III. time. 1:l21.
i0O-yard back stroke. TRACER tAl q,
Dowsett CLl. Solum ID; time. ;56.4,
Diving Sawhill Oh. Brotherton
IL. Caldwell tAl.
l50-yard medley relay: Lincoln
tSines. d. Ford. b. Rohrs); time.
1911.
2oo-yard relay: Lincoln ID. Ford.
Rohr, Dowsett. Whalenl time. sos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

After depending on Paul
Scott for four points In a is
first period margin the Killers
dropped behind as five of the
Lakers hit the hoop to put
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
New York Indoor Track
Season at Climax Toniqht

NEW YORk-With an entry
list that reads like " who's
Who" of the track and field world,
the 22d annual Knights of Column
bus meet climaxes the New York
indoor track season in Madison
square Garden tonight.
Probability Of q half dozen
new world and meet records
from the all-star field of 1941
record breakers and current
crop of national A. A. u.
champions, Is expected TO
pack the garden oval with
$4,000 persons, the seasons
largest crowd.
Greg Rice makes his final New
York appearance of an all-con-
quering season in the Bishop
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Eatonville (5O
C56l Kapowsin
Sporismen TO Meet
On Tuesday Night

Fierce County Sportsmens as
socistlon will meet in Msccabee
nsh' 18th and Pacific ave. Tues
aay at 5 P. m, to hear an address
oy Or. H. c. Nickelsen. game COM
missioner, on the topic Of VIII
There Be Other Streams and
RIVERS Closed For Fly Fishing"
he also Will show motion pictures
taken during a recent visit to-
Chelan county.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

Donahue two-mile. Rice has won
is straight bosrd-floor races in
two seasons.
Fred Welcott of Rice has won
all his four starts over the hurd-
les this season. cracking records
the last three times. He meets
Allan Tolmich. who won the n. Y.
A. c. and A. A. u. races and tied
the 70-yard s.4 seconds record
twice.
Al Blozis of Georgetown will go
about the business of officially
breaking the world shot-put rec
ord. Blozis tossed the 16-pound
ball so feet six inches, second
longest throw in history, in the
IC4A meet last Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Ski Weather

temperature of So degrees At
Paradise valley WAS reported Sat-
urday by officials of the Rainier
National park. Weather forecast
WAS given - fair and skiing con-
ditions good. No new SNOW has
added TO the present total OF a.
inches. Motorists were warned 10
include chains among equipment.
A ground fog In the valley also
was reported.
NACHES PASS - Temperature
s.; no new snow; 10 inches on
ground; light overcast.
SNOQUA14MIE PASS - Tenn
perature s.; no new snow; Al
inches ON ground: overcast.
SNOQUALMIE SKI BOWL -
Temperature 40; no new snow; I6
inches ON ground; snow wet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

Sponiels Compete
In Three Stokes

npgmen from all over the
Northwest are expected to be in
Tacoma Sunday when the second
annual Cocker and Springer span
iel combination field trials are held
on the old courses back Of the
n. =. swamp in South Tacoma.
A gallery of around 1000 at
tended the 1910 field trials which
were the first ever held by the
Cocker Spaniel club of Tacoma.
"Regardless of weather. the
field trials will be held Sun
day-rain or shine" II was
announced today by club
President Ray Grummell.
Three stakes are to be Judged
puppy class. novice class and all
age class. Judges are William J.
Lonergan. Ray Gonyea, Robert
Wadsworth, Pete Bridewell and
Art Bostwick.
Admission TO the field trials is
free and the course may be reached
by turning west at seth st. in
South Tacoma. Refreshments are
being served all day by the women
of the club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Win
18th in Row
Stamford Mentor
Sees WSC Tussle

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Washington 4s. oregon 81.
W. 5. c AZ o. S C. 81.
GAMES TONIGHT
Al Pullman: W. S. c. VS. o. S. c.
At Seattle: Washington vs.. oregon.
PULLMAN - Washington State
college today pointed for IA
straight wins and a northern di-
vision basketball mark to stand for
some time TO come. The Cougars,
already past the record of II, hung
up their 18th last night over Ore
gon State college. 42-37.
With Stanford Coach Ever
EFT Dean on the sidelines,
Coach Jack Friel substituted a
whole team as the score began
to mount. Dean flew here to
scout his opponents for the
Pacific Coast conference title.
During the first half the lead
changed hands five times. WSC
led 1925 at halftime and maintain
ed the advantage to the end.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Lutherans Lose; Savages Win; Winlo Race Is Tied
Tie This One

ROCKY FORD. Colo.-Io-
days entry for the smallest
basketball score Of the year:
Las Animas high school beat
Ia Junta high last night, : TO
o, on a field goal in an over
time period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Enumclaw-Kent Vandais rush.

Enumclaw-kent Vandals rush.
ed away to a fast start against
Enumclaw Tigers here last night
but the Bengals caught up in the
third period and won going away.
46 to IS, in a Puget Sound Con-
ference game.
Scores by periods showed Kent
leading 14-7 at the quarter and
PALS 1T halftime but Enumclaw
nudge6 ahead, 1929 going into the
final canto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
PrepFives
In Tourney

Yakima and Hoquism high
schools were assured today of
berths in the Washington state
high school basketball tournament
in Seattle March 1922.
Yakima turned in an impressive
3s-l6 win over Ellensburg last
night on Ellensburg's court. Ho-
GUAM beat Raymond. 1851. in a
wild overtime game at Raymond.
The Yakima victory filled the
second spot from the Yakima
valley district.
Everett, last years state
champions. and Snohomish
meet In Mount Vernon tonight
for first and second places In
the Northwest district finals.
Beilingham and Lynden play
for third spot.
In North Central district play,
Wenatchee and Peshastin meet to-
night for one tourney spot.
Port Angeles and Fife meet to-
night for the right to play Mon
day the loser of the championship
game tonight between North Bend
and Bremerton. North Bend and
Bremerton will settle the district
title and one of the state tourney
spots tonight Mondays winner
will be the districts other state
tourney entrant.
Colfax and st. John will fight II
out for the Southeastern Washing
ton district title tonight. Colfax
last night eliminated Lacrosse, As
TO rs. while st. John ousted Pine
City. 81 10 %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Moiorcyclisis Elect

Tacoma Motorcycle club elected
new officers and made plans for
a Memorial Day race at their last
meeting. Elected president was
Curt Day. Other officers are Clair
Vernam. vice president; Hap john
ston, secretary; Lewis Whitney.
road captain; Frank Gural, ser
geant-at-arms.
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.....+
W ASHI\GION liS
IDAHO VICTOR
0ORNALLIS-ITniversifv

no. national intercollegiate boxing
champions, pounded out another
victory over Oregon State college
mittmen last night. Idaho won
live bouts while losing one and
gaining draw in another.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Eaionville Alumni
Defeat Kapowsin
kAPOHSIN-

MISUNDERSTANDING Alumni
nosed out Kapowsin Alumni 81.
90. here last night with Mike Ster-
oick scoring the winning basket
with ID seconds left to play. In
preliminary. Falkland Junior
high defeated Kapowsin Freshmen.
33 to IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
0lyrnpics Win
Playoa Spot

last-period offensive that netted
three goals last night carried the
Olympics TO 5-3 decision over the
Spokane Bombers. who lead the
Pacific Coast league ice hockey
race. and clinched championship
play-off spot for Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Basket Results
Washington State ~, Greg

Washington State ~. Oregon
State 81.
Washington AZ. Oregon 81.
Eastern Washington As. Western
Washington 4S.
Central Washington IS. Pacific
Lutheran ~.
Chico State ~. College If Pa
cific Sc.
Montana Normal a., Carroll Col
lego :8.
Oklahoma IS. Kansas 81.
Creighton 81, Washburn 81.
Oklahoma Aggies ~. Drake IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Lincoln Wresilers
Down Fife Maimen

Avenging an early season de-
feat. Lincoln Abe wrestlers best
ed Fife grapplers. 31-6. yesterday
afternoon at Lincoln. Fife de-
faulted three matches.
e5 poundS-Morihiro (FD decisioneo
Semha Gl.
los pounds Tosto CIA default.
lis pounds-Kikuchi CL) defeated
kemper CFl. fall u:Ial.
l2o pounds Oh threw Walston
%. one minute 80 seconds
1855 pounds-Folk IL default.
las pounds-Marsh IL decisioned
Al Holdner lFl
l55 pounds-Holland IL decision
ed Stolen CFA.
les pounds-Ben Holder III de-
cisioned Void IL.
Observation-Disclosures IL. de-
fault.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Stadium Loses, 1892

LONGvIEW-Victorious In the
final relay event. Longview high
school swim team defeated Stadi-
UNI swim squad of Tacoma. "a TO
50, here yesterday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Auburn SIS. Sumner A

Auburn-Sumner Spartans came
close to notching their second
Puget Sound Conference victory
Of the season when they took
1857 lead going into the fourth
period but Auburn Trojans rallied
to roll up a 55-44 victory. Auburn
reserves won again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

BRENIERTON-B remerton and
North Bend will play for the
West Central district tournament
title and the No. l state tourney
berth here tonigh. but the loser
must face either Fife or Port
Angeles on Monday for the No.
state berth.
Both Fife and Port Angeles
had TO come from behind last
night To advance into to-
nights preliminary struggle.
Fife defeated Clover Park.
1924. after trailing for three
periods while Port Angeles
outscored Vashon, 1927. after
being behind, 1912 at half
time.
Nine points by Frank Spear in
the last three minutes broke a
1920 tie and enabled Fife to roll
to victory after Clover Park had
led, 1913, at halftime. Spear
stole" the ball several times in
the last two minutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
PREP HOOP SCORES
TACOMA DISTRICT

PREP HOOP SCORES
TACOMA DISTRICT
Lincoln 40. Stadium Sc.
YAKIMA DISTRICT
Yakima 81, Ellcnsburg 10.
NORTHWEST DISTRICT
Consolation Round
Lynden IS. Skykomish 80.
Bellingham ~. Mount Baker 81.
WEST CENTRAL DISTRICT
Consolation Round
Port Angeles 81. vashon rs.
Fife so. Clover Park Is.
NORTHEAST DISTRICT
Semi-Finals
West Valley 40. Harrington ~.
Central Valley 40. Cusick 10.
NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT
Semi Finals
Wenatchee 81, Cashmere 10.
Peshastin Al. Omak Is.
SOUTHWEST SUBDISTRICT
Semi Finals
Cathlamet so. Pc Ell 20.
Oakville Is, Boistf0rt IL.
Consolation Round
Randle 81. Morton 23.
Castle Rock 22, Onalaska II.
PUGET SOUND CONFERENCE
Final League Games
Puyallup 30. Renton 81.
Auburn SIS. Sumner a..
Enumclaw 90, Kent 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Viks Avenge
Lone Defeat
Stronkbon Scores
"a Against Renton
fridays RESULTS

FRIDAYS RESULTS
Puyailup so. Renton 81.
Auburn So. Sumner A.
Enumclaw 46. Kent So
Puyallup-Puyallup Vikings. and
especially Fred Strankman. gain
ed revenge for their only setback
of the season when they rolled
over Renton Indians. 5O-31, with
strankman tossing in % points
here last night. Strankman was
held scoreless at Renton.
The Vikings concluded their
Puget Sound Conference
schedule with Is defeats and
one loss, the best record for
any champion since Enum-
claws title quintet Of 1896.
Puyallup reserves won their
game over the Renton reserves.
puNalIun f<0A NJ. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

HAlftime score: Stadium Is. LIN
coin 10.
Technical foul: Lowman-
Game statistics: Stadium IL field
goals in IS shotS. Lincoln IS field
0oals in So shots.
Officials: 0eorse Wise and Yves
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
otsis .:.....15 81 10 Ia "a
PACIFIC LUTHERAN nh

Halftime score: p. l. c ID Gen. 4
trail "a ZEN
McPhee. umpire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
SEATTLE - Roscoe

SEATTLE = hOScoe IIOrChyI
Torrance. vice president of the
Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific
Coast Baseball league. today an
nounced Twin Falls, Ida. had
agreed 10 a mutual arrangement"
for playing talent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
BY HAROLD SHAW

Don't get excited who's ex-
cited ?)-but those people all a.
lather in Cheney, Ellensburg. Bell
ingham, Falkland and Tacoma,
too. are not BARRIERS cleaning up
after a whiskerino derby-they're
Just Winko league basketball fans
trying to dope out the 1e41 hoop
champion.
Here's why:
ID Pacific Lutheran lost TO
Central Washington Wildcats,
43 TO Al.
(2) Eastern Washington
Savages won from Western
Washington Vikings, As to 4S.
go That PIC defeat and
EWC victory tied those two
teams at the top of the Winko
league with CIVIC only a game
behind.
a. Tonight the season ends.
II PIC and EWC both win.
they still are tied. IL PIC
loses and EWC wins, or vice
versa, the winner is cham
pion all by himself. If both
lose. it's a three-way tie with
CIVIC in on the picture.
Wire-to-Nire
Last nights Pacific Lutheran
Central Washington game was one
of those wire-to-wire things that
leave spectators limp with their
tongues hanging out when it's all
over.
Eight times the score was tied.
Biggest lead either team ever
piled up was a PIC PALS ad-
vantage two minutes before the
first half ended. But the Wildcats
erased this lead, for the
half ended 24-24.
The first ten minutes of the
second half saw the lead go first
TO the Lutherans, then to the
Wildcats. A foul shot tied it up
at Ss-3s with ten minutes to play
in the game.
A moment later the EIlens-
burg boopsters were in front
to stay as the game develop
ed into foul shooting con-
test. Only two field goals
were tailed the last nine
minutes.
Two foul conversions by L. C.
Carmody made at 43-4O in the
last minute and Mary Harshman's
foul shot brought the score to its
final tally.
Defensively the Wildcats were
tops as this last ten minutes well
showed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

Subs: Auburn--Hawlcy 90, Hira-
bayashi, Bcsancon. Muer ~, Swan
son CD. Sumner-Hoban. Myinar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

oups EnuinclaN-CnhSe ID, Gren-
nan ts). Basteyns 90. Kent-Madi-
son. 90. Moore "a. O'Connell ID.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Soose Wins
Over Viqh

NEW YORk-Billy Soose, the
ex-collegiate pretty boy" who
suddenly turned killer. will get a
crack at Ken Overlin's middle
weight crown on May by virtue
of his magnificent performance
last night at Madison Square Car
den.
No longer can the Farrell.
Pa. flash be Unanswered out
of a title tilt with veteran
Overlin after last nights inn
pressive 12-round victory over
rugged Ernie Nigh-Billy's
second triumph within
month over the Iron man
from Newburg. y. Y.
Soose not only won a lop-sided
and unanimous decision, but he
unleashed unexpected dynamite
that floored the squat, heavily
muscled Vigh in the first round,
for the first time in Vigh's
career.
Soose Savage
That knockdown punch and
Billy's savage aggressiveness dur
ing the remaining sessions COM
pletely captivsted the 1884 fans
and won Promoter Mike Jacobs
whole-hearted approval
Vigh, who scaled 1907,
pOunds-two less than the
Farrell boxing master-won
only one round on the United
Press score sheet. That was
the sixth. He fought on even
terms In the second and
seventh. During the rest of
the bout SOose gave him
boxing lesson.
At the finish, Vigh's face looked
as If he had been trampled by
wild horses-both eyes almost
closed-his nose bleeding and his
upper lip split. Soose suffered only
a slight cash on his right fore
head.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Abes Triumph
Over Stadium
Donielson. Henson
Stor in Hot Come

Even steven again-but only
until Tuesday night.
That's where Lincoln Abes and
Stadium Tigers stand today IN the
1e41 city prep basketball race
following last nights thrilling 40
IS Lincoln victory over Stadium
on the Bengal court.
The victory. deadlocking ~
t did thu city series. forced
IN extra-gsme playoff, which
win be held In Lincoln gym
this Tuesday, school officials
announced after = conference
last night.
Lincoln Fights
No Lincoln team has ever
fought as the Abes fought last
night. Fighting with their backs
TO the wall. Lincoln set the pace
and won when most Of the breaks
went their way.
Responsible for converting the
breaks into valuable points was
tall Vince Hanson. who banged In
ak baskets and two free throws
during the evening.
Hnnson's baskets coming
from lucky rebounds after
sloppy passes by teammates
were the deciding factor In
q game that was closer than
close for three periods.
ngers In Rush
Stadium, paced by Jack Mans
field, started as If 1t were going
to the races. running up 90 lead
In the first quarter.
But Lincoln began to find the
range in the second period and
Ray Spurgeon's basket knotted
the score at %. From then on,
the pace was fast and furious.
Eight times the score was
tied, ct 1910. ISIS, 1920.
1921, $50. Sl-S1. $3.50 and
Ss-ss. That's tying knots In
anybody's hair.
Thrilh Galore
Thrills after thrill coursed the
spines of q record crowd during
this three-quarter dog-fight but
the big thrill to Lincoln fans came
In the last minute of play.
Jim Angus had just dropped in
. basket for Stadium to make
the score. 36 to IS, in favor of the
Bengals and Abe rooters were
wringing their hands.
Then Logan Blades converted
foul shot to tie the score at 1886.
Only IS seconds left.
Ing Thompson swishcs =
bucket TO put Lincoln ahead.
bobby Angelina misses two.
spurgcon pulls \ sneaker,
takes . long pass, scores -
the gun fires
Just as thrilling was the pre-
liminary game which Stadium
Midgets won. 33 to 81, after Lin
coin had set the pace most Of the
way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
PIC Defeated
By Ellensburg
Glods Drop Close
43 10 Al Encounter

FRIDAYS RESULTS
Central Washington 43, Pacific
Lutheran Al
Eastern Washington as. Western
43
GAMES TONIGHT
Central Washington al Pacific
Eastern Washington at western
Warrington
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

Subs: Highline Armstrong ~
Killen 90. Flynn. Shearer CO. Nell
son ID. Redmond-R. Anderson 90
Holdreth. Hansen