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Evening star., 1941-06-24
Frozen Funds
Are Freed 10
.PurchaseArms
Roosevelt Indicates
Americans May
Enlist With British
By JOHN c. HENRY.

The United States will give all
possible aid to Russia in its war
against Nazi Germany, President
Roosevelt told his press confer
ence late today.
Character and quantity of this as
sistance. the President went on,
must await a disclosure of Russian
needs, not yet received here.
The Chief Executives discussion
of Russian aid followed a reminder
that the Treasury Department today
had released s40,000.O00 in Russian
assets in this country. He said he
supposed export licenses for pur-
chase of war materials here will be
granted as further step in employ
ing the Russian funds.
Hints Enlistments Sanction.
At the same conference. the Chief
Executive Endorsed a British appeal
for American volunteer technical
men and even indicated his approval
for American enlistments in any
British war service. ..
Mr.. Roosevelt said comments in
this regard were prompted by a
recent appeal by the British gov
ernment for American mechanics
to serve in a new Civilian Technical
Corps, servicing and repairing radio
and airplane detecting devices. It
was specified that in this case the
volunteers would not fill any COM
batant functions and would return
to American service whenever
needed.
this proposition both as a step in
aid of Britain and as a means of
gathering experience for American
technical men.
Enlistment Policy.
1t was when he was asked about
possible conflict with the Neutrality
Act that Mr.. Roosevelt explained
that an American citizen may en-
list in a belligerent's service under
the statute if he refrains from TAX
ing foreign oath of allegiance This
even applies to service in the armed
forces, he continued. and asked if he
favored such a course. he answered
(See ROOSEVELT, Page 2-X0
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Strike 'Coo|-0ff'
Plan She|ved
By House
New Bill Broudens
Presidents Powers
Under Druft Act
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Speaker Rayburn said at a
press conference today that the
Vinson "cooling-off" bill to curb
defense strikes had been side
tracked in favor of a measure to
give the President broad powers
under the draft law to deal with
stoppages in defense production.
The Vinson bill, redrafted by the
House Naval Committee about the
time Mr.. Rayburn spoke. now would
empower the President to order
maintenance of the status quo in
labor relations in a defense plant
where a dispute had arisen.
The bill which Mr.. Rayburn said
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Commissioners CIea
Way for Jacobs 10
Stage Fights Here
Give Boxing Officials
Power to Waive Rule on
Outside Promoters

In move designed to permit Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs of New York to
stage regular boxing shows in Wash
ington without the benefit of a
front" the District Commissioners
today tentatively granted the Box
ing Commission authority to waive
the three-year residence rule regard
ing the licensing of promoters.
The Commissioners, with Corpora
ton Counsel Richmond B. Keech
present to give legal advice, listened
to the ring commissions plea for a
change in the existing code. While
permission was not granted formally,
the Commissioners gave it their
unanimous blessing and indicated
the necessary revision would be ap-
proved as soon as new regulations
are drawn up. ..
Claude w. Owen, chairman, and
Thomas B. Morgan, jr.. represented
the Boxing Commission. Maj. Err
nest w. Brown was absent because
of illness.
Demanded Full Authority.
The boxing officials carried their
case to the District government
after Jacobs announcement last
(See .JACOBS, Page 2-X)
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Battle Reported
Heavy Northo Of
Brest Litovsk
Russiun Division
Is Wiped Out,
Germans Assert
Earlier Stories on Page A-1.)

BY the Associated Press.
The Germans have destroyed
280 Russian tanks in the Nazi
drive eastward, D.N.B., official
German news agency, reported
today, as reports of Soviet re-
verses along the 2,000-mile front
accumulated.
simultaneously, the British claimed
naval successes against the French
off the coast of Syria, where, the
Admiralty said. one French destroy
er has been almost certainly sunk"
by British aerial torpedoes and two
others damaged in fighting with
British warships.
The Admiralty also made new
claims for British submarines in
the Central and Eastern Mediter-
ranean. including the sinking of a
large ship in a convoy and a sue
cessful attack" on a 20.0O0-ton Ital-
ian liner which was struck by two
torpedoes. Whether she was sunk
was not stated.
Fight Reported Heavy.
Extremely heavy fighting on the
plains north of Brest Litovsk, be-
tween the East Prussian frontier
and the Pripet swamps, was reported
from Berlin. -Four Russian armies
were said to have stood ir this
area on the day of the first German
attack, supported by 1000 Soviet
planes based on airports north OF
the swamps.
A report to the German high
command said the four armies
included 40 infantry divisions, many
OF them motorized; three tank divi-
sions, II armored brigades and Z
cavalry divisions.
This front is about 100 miles long
and German war reporters de-
scribed desperate fighting in sum-
mer heat.
The Rome radio in broadcast
heard in New York by N. B. c.. said
today that Finnish soldiers are
definitely fighting alongside the
Germans on front stretching
from the Arctic Ocean to the Bal
tic Sea.
Division Declared DESTROYED.
At one unnamed point where Nazi
columns smashed through the Soviet
positions following fierce fighting
l80 Russian tanks we're DESTROYED,
DNB asserted, while on another
comparatively small sector the Luft-
waffle destroyed 100 more.
DNB also reported the destruction
of one Russian division by German
units which broke through border
positions. 1t collapsed under Ger
man fire and was destroyed" the
agency said.
Soviet tank forces standing ready
were scattered by the German air
force. German losses were excep-
tionally SMALL
D. N. B. also reported in a Buch-
Arrest dispatch that an air raid
alarm, sounded in the Rumanian
capital late today and the alert
lasted 20 minutes. No further de-
tails were given.
Met Two Destroyers.
Vessels of the British Mediter-
ranean fleet. supporting the north
ward drive of British columns along
the Syrian coast, yesterday met two
Vichy destroyers which attempted
to interfere with our operations, -
the admiralty communique said in
telling of the battle off Syria.
Both were said to have been hit
several times before they retired
under cover of smoke to the shelter
of their shore batteries
Successful raids by naval aircraft
on the ports of Beirut and Tri poll
in Syria and on warships and
(See BATTLE, Page 2-xD
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Mostil to Pilot Waterloo

WATERLOO, Iowa, June "a tP).
John Mostil, former Chicago White
Sox outfielder and for the last eight
years a minor league club manager,
today was appointed pilot of the
Waterloo Baseball Club in the
Three-I League. Mostil will take
over the team tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, June "a tP-
Stocks easy; war buying fades.
Bonds irregular: corporates re-
dictionary. Foreign exchange
quiet; Canadian dollar slightly
lower. Cotton easier; Bombay
and commission house liquida-
ton. Sugar mixed; profit taking
and hedging. Metals steady; spot
tin sells lower. Wool tops lower;
Boston liquidation.
Evening star., 1941-06-24

New regulations requiring review
In Washington of the application of
all aliens for entry into the United
States after July l were announced
by the State Department today.
More careful supervision over the
entry of aliens is necessary from the
standpoint of national defense" the
department said. Previously, visas
for immigrants have been granted
by American consuls abroad.
Under the new procedure, docu-
ments containing q biographical
sketch OF the applicant for . visa
Evening star., 1941-06-24
280 RED TANKS DEMOLISHED NAz|S CLAIM
french Destroyer Sunk Others Damaged off syu British Declare
Late News Bulletins
Woman Clerk Attacked and Robbed in Store

26-year-old clerk in a dry cleaning establishment IN
the Fourteenth robbed GRIM
inaly attacked this afternoon by coored she reported
to police She said The entered the about
when she alone drew revolver and forced her into
back After attacking bound securely and put
her mouth He then red the and fed
she reported The young not discovered until
hour later She taken to Gainger Hospital
Police broadcast immediate lookout the who
wearing tan suit dark glasses The store where the
attack occurred the heart of the Columbia Heights bus
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Detroit
e. the Associated Press.

ES The Assoclateu Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; clairninE:
3-year-olds and up: furlonss
Pesey Byrd lKnotn 14-4o $50 $50
Synergist (Chinn) $40 800
Short Measure tMillisan) 1.oO
Time. 1913.
Also ran-Mountkals, Plucky Byrd. Boo-
bin. fHi-Vc, Lucky Lee. fF1ght On, some.
one Else. fTermidor and fCablesrsm.
Field.
Evening star., 1941-06-24

American.
Rolfe, New York, 1st inning.
Di Maggie, Boston, Sd inning.
Gordon, New York, eighth inning.
Heinrich. New York, eighth inning.
Doerr, Boston. eighth inning.
Evening star., 1941-06-24

SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 800: handicap
3-year-olds and up; l mile and 20 yards
aSon AltesSe tBers) $50 $40 out
Red Dock (Bodioul $40 out
Seven Hills Friedman) our
Time :43 2-5.
Also. ran-aRegent and He Rolls.
al. G. Bedwel entry.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Cubs Release Billy Myers

MILWAUKEE,, June "a P.-
Billy Myers, Chicago CUBS veteran
shortstop, was released on option
today to the Milwaukee Brewers.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Other League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At New York
st. Louis 900 900 OOl-1 50
New York POI 100 O5x- 9 10 /
Batteries-Muncrief. Kramer and Fer
rell; Conner and Diekey.
At Boston
Cleveland - O10 900 O1O- 2 10 )
Boston -- 205 OIL O4x-13 IS
Batteries-Harder. Brown, Junrels and
Hemsley; H. Newsome and Pytlak.
Detroit at Philadelphia-Nigh
=. NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago
New York 900 100 10 8 IL
Chicago ---- 900 001 OOO- 81
Batteries--Melton and Danning; French,
Olsen and Mccullough.
At Cincinnati
Philadelphia 900 900 OO1- 81
Cincinnati o. 600 201 Ok 5 10
Batteries-Beck, Hoerst and Warren;
Livingston, walters and lombard.
At st. Louis
Boston -- 010 900
St. Louis IO1 4
Batteries-Erriekson and Berres; War
neke and PadEett.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh-Night.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Late Races

Rossvan's and Other Selections,
Other Results and Entries for
Tomorrow on Page ?-X.
Evening star., 1941-06-24

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Chicago 200 1O2 600 s
Washington zoo 900 sir g
SUMMARY.
Runs batted in-Vernon, Case, Kuhel,
Bloodworth. Early t2).
Two-base hits-Knickerbocker, Wright,
Travis, Case, Early.
Three-base hits-Lewis, Kuhel Blood
worth.
Sacrifioes-Leonard, Case.
Double play-Bloodworth and Vernon.
Left on bases-Chicago, 6; Washington, g.
Bases on balls-Oh Lee. 3.
Struck out-By Lee. 2; by Leonard, 4.
Wild pitch-Leonard.
Winning pitcher-Leonard.
Losing pitcher-Lee.
Umpires-PipEras. Ormsby and Hubbard.
Time-I:41.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Yonks Extend Homer Streak to 7o Games

NEW YORK F'-The New York Yankees extended their
home streak 10 games today when Red
Roe sent the ball into the lower rghed stands in the
first inning of the with the Browns The blow came
with Johnny Sturm on base
Joe Di Maggie also preserved his hitting streak with
single in the eighth inning making 3e consecutive in
which he has hit safely The modern major league record
Al set by George sisler of the St Louis Browns in 1922
Crew of Sobotoged Ship Sentenced
SAN JUAN Puerto Rico F,-Ettore Gugn, captain of
the saboaged Italian tanker Colorado sentenced to five
years prison United States District Court here late
today and his of rs sentenced to three years each
for damaging their vessel in the harbor here.
Mine Workers Committee Votes Stoppoqe
The United Mine Workers Union Policy Committee voted
today refrain from work in Southern Appalachian coal
mines after July unless by that time the union and the
Southern operators have signed two-yea agree
ment
Earlier Story Page AID
Defense Cooperation Division Liquidoted
Division of and Local Cooperation, agency
up Defense Commission, has been
lquidated and its major functions absorbed by F. H. La
Guardias Office of Civilian Defense it learned today
Gas Conservation Drive Launched Here
campaign to induce operator of Washington auomo-
bes taxcabs effect 20 cent saving
in gasoline launched late today by the District Petroleum
Conservation Committee. Warning issued that unless
approximately 100000 gallons month could be saved
by such cooperative measures drastic compulsory metnoos
might have to be adopted.
Hank Leiber Hit in Head by Pitched Ball
CHICAGO lF0-Hank Ieiber, Cubs outfelder sts'ck
on the head by ball pitched by Cliff Melton of the Giants
eighth today fell to the ground apparently
unconscious but after wet towels had been applied to his mead
he arose and was able walk to the gout In 1910 Leber
hit by of Bob Felers
pitches in an exhibition game.
Danish Minister Reported Recalled From Russia
BERLIN lP-The official news agency, DNB, in dis
patch from Copenhagen today said the Danish Foreign
minister staff Moscow TO
to Denmark
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Charles Town

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
6ia furlongs; for 3-year-olds and upward
Storminess Hernandez 1850 $50 500
Glitter Girl kelly 420 800
VantrySt tEversoleD $50
Time. 1895
Also ran-Pomary Bob Junior. Maran-
dan. Ida Time and Pandoramint.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; allowances:
about furlonRs; for 3-yeaY-olds and up.
Giggle Lee (Scoccal 1400 440 ESQ
Red Idol ~. Hernandez $50 ? 40
Shaileen 10 HeTnandeZD 100
Time 1895.
Also ran-Ginobi and Wood Dear.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
ARLINGTON Park

FIFTH RACE-Purse $1,000; claiming;
Swear -olds and upward ! mile
Moselem (Eadsl $50 40 3 90
Sun Alexandra (Gernerl $50 5 90
Shin Plaster tWilsonl 8 20
Also ran-Our Willie. Chocolate Maid
Commission, Mr. Smith, Sunchia and
Midair.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Box Score
CHICAGO.
WASHINGTON.

80 8 S24 IA
Dickey batted for Lee in 9th inning.
m a 9 YHHA,
Evening star., 1941-06-24

SIXTH RACE-Purse. S15nO allow
| ances: 3-year-o -olds and up; furlongs.
Gallaha dion tVedder) $50 4.20 $50
Steel Heels fGeorge) $40 40
/ Easy Mon tEads) 4.oO
Time, "a.
| Also rsn-Woodsav. Bettys Bobby,
| sun Lover. Sky Ball Saint Andrews. Chi,
| Valdina star, Forever Prince and DOG
/
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Two Extra Pages
In This Edition

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
TX and 2X of this edition of The Star, supple
menting the news of the regular home delivered
edition of The Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Hank Leiber Hit in Head by Pitched Ball
Danish Minister Reported Recalled From Russia

BERLIN lPp.-The official news agency DNB, in dis
patch from Copenhagen today said the Danish Foreign
once had minister staff Moscow to return
to Denmark.
Evening star., 1941-06-24

(See BATTLE, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1941-06-24

(See ROOSEVELT, Page 2-X0
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Delaware Park

30 )
.Ginobi and Wood Dear.
Evening star., 1941-06-24
Toduy's Home Runs

Brooklyn at Pittsburgh-Nigh1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Loggers Set
For Big Trip

NssksBna Hssafts
ifnfisla t3szs whitman A-Ag
Fssifie " siiisns<ss~ 81
Dsmss fhis Wsst
Tuesday Hiilamstts AZ tinfisia
Fridsy & = q a. Niiismssas. t.lns
fisld a. Fsefftr
sstufass--c ., ziiismstss
With reserves carrying the load
for three quarters College of
Puget Sound LogEsfs dropped
tt-s7 decision 70 Faslers ~ ths
city league Saturday night 10 con.
eitsds thsir practice xsns schedule
prior 20 their departure for Ore
g0n this weekend.
Despite ,ns defeat. Coach stuart
Paris rss well pleased with ihs
performance - tho reserves VINO
Will he called On for plenty 81
setion on ths oregon trip which
states -four tough games In i've
days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

-. A. ls.G sse &c 1919 riaes
"a. Ne : In sstssn.l fsrkIsG
ia ,esrs-sat .tiii ~ css-
tssse. 10 r,ss sss p..s w~ia
indoor saafts eisY courts.
sa-tnut-ess eesHts grass courts.
cement courts. god lxAss BAD
hshts. they are all TIE sane %
him
When he reaches here I want
- sec him u may - my last
chance hsfars the Smithsonian
Institute senuts plek him 10 ara
-, hIm IN glass cage neat 70
I'll whitney,. cotton xtn. roe.
I want = .ius ~ that feuntsln
II youth sstsf he carries around
- his esntssn. And II taks a
straight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

- ire Celtss Decade n sports
az TEN al onlx Tiidsn
carrie. On snd he deesaf carry
- IN dasidsrink pathetic
fashion. either Hcw many ten
nls players are there IN the
Nnfld who sonid beat Nm in
one set match today msfgs
might and the Fe.ihead i. shout
the only one And N = fivs.ssi,
regulation match. there aren't
more than hsif . dossa players
you'd care n bet on = lea the
rnnadslphisn
uis iegs are stin sprs ~sseash
% make him . fine eaass eovef-
81. and What hts leg. lsss s
mere tina. made no \, sss' No
carrie. around IN thai had ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Koehler's Record at Portsmouth

ssst with en- iafesiss siub i~
1877. hut Ne ala pisee HE es"s
higher than sh~ pisis rssosAs
ipdiest~s 10 should have ns.
ishe4.
Gu, In Tacoma we're more than
2 900 miles from whsre ksshisr
played or managed Hut . study
Of thu records and the reports that
have come from several sources in.
dictates thu new Tacoma manager
has somsthinH on the bail. ~. 81
least. had something On ths hall
In Portsmouth and Akron. ~hsrs
everybody srrsss he did bsttsr
sith his clubs than he ~ss sa-
psstsd 20 do.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

struck out fewer tlmss than any
rlnh IN tho lesgis The hoys.
while they didn't hit AZ we'll a.
som. of the others. took ihsir cuts.
Many q winning run was scored
after q fly 10 the outfsld or on
an infisld out. The record shows
that Portsmouth scored . run for
Is3 hits during the season. Aahs-
Vile, which finished in first place.
required is5 hits per run. Nor
folk. second place club. required
i67 hits per run for the season.
The unacceptable cossiosio"
10 that koebier gsts the good
resuits from his material
Es~bles didst win the pen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

Ne seem. - like ths nunh~r
- Having reached ". he sP-
psrentiy hs. decided 90 make "
hls very esas TITS fises him
three legs On H.
Miss Marble ws. featured IN
the publicity. and think the
eompanys press agent = miss
ing q good bet In not playing
up nlden "a the star II the
troupe. Not IN the time a those
nos living will tennis lovers see
the equal a Bis MI The
Perrys. the Vines. the Budges.
and all the rest are marvellous
players. but Tiiden stands alone.
All you have 70 do 70 prove
how ne stands alone Is To ssh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
HAM AND FGG LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Dave Wilson and Glenn Boyer
punched out big scores in the Ham
and Egg league matches on the
Play Nor alleys Sunday Wilson
was tops with IFS. 2i3 and 20l
for $50 total. Boyer rolled IFS.
220 and IFS for 573. Frances
Lusier and Betty Santroek rolled
452 and i20. respectively. for the
high score of the women bowlers
The league leading Lusier team
won four from stemp. and withe-
ridge trundlers annexed three from
Ssntrock shooters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

WHERE Ms contemporaries n the
golden tsenties are to-day.
Bobby Jones - comfortably
plump LAWYER N Atlanta BAH
Ruth - an uncomfortable Fat
watcher from the sidellHs.
iscs Dempsey s heavy
fowled r~-tsarss,eur N New
York. rensus uitchseek has
lad down the msl'et q heecme
. usn streeter lin i.eases ls
wrestling ranhs .. The kere-
.ene circuit. Charlie Paddock
interests In spikes ere Invited
h these On NJ. Newspaper d~.s.
These ard others. we're the
men who made ~ the toeos
what Paul Calico - sptiy cali
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Logger Skiers
Win From UBC

Bill Taylor. e. ? s. ski maestro.
had the Canadians oh-ing and an
ing Friday and Saturday as he
won all three events to pace the
Loggers to nine-point win over
the University OF British Column
bia slatriders.
The meet was held At
6rouse and Dam Mountains,
near Vancouver. ". &. Events
were siaIom. downhill and
cross country.
The summary combined in
slalom and cross country).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
al Golf

SAN ANTONIO. rsa--Ths SILKY
putting touch that combined with
mighty srnashss off th~ tee 10
make lawson Little the ons-tlms
luggsrnsat of golf apparently mad
returned today % the national
open champion Of Breton Woods.
~. o.
The sticky. no yssf-eid ses
81 en- army medical offiess
scored his first victory Of the
year yesterday when Ne won
top money Of $500 with .
T,-hoie total Of Els In the ss-
saai 5000 Texas epea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Abes, Tigers
Snatch Wins
Everett and Wollu
Wullu Elves Lose

Lincoln Ahes kept alive their
slim mathematical chance to tie
for the cross state league basket
ball crown and STADIUM Tigers
vaulted out Of the cellar as a re-
suit Of a pair Of skin-close victories
Saturday night.
The Abes nosed out Everett Sea
gills. 1914. in the final 30 seconds
Of play wnen Herb Anderson
scored cripple basket after a
neat pass from Ray spurgeon.
The Tigers came from h.
hind 60 top Wslls WalIa Hue
Devils. s5-ss. on . sis-point
rally In the last two minutes.
Bobby Angeiine's is points
spanked the Bengais.
Stadium started work Monday
for its City series game with
Bellsrmine Lions at Bellsrmine
Tuesday night. Friday the Tigers
go To Everett. then battle Lincoln
at home on Saturday TO windup
full weeks work.
Lincoln battles Bellsrmine at
Lincoln on Friday night and sta
dunn at Stadium on Saturday
night. A double win would Just
about cinoh IN. city It'll. for the
Abs-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

Nc he Is out hanging and barn
sterminc around the country
With a group - youngsters who
we're playing drop the handker-
chief. London bridge Is falling
down. and making mud pies
when he was the worlds great
est player Of the game
II was an announcement IN
the papers that he would play
here with Alice Marble IN a few
weeks that turned my thoughts
70 Big Bill The hluhs said.
among other things. thai Rin
was celebrating his ssth birth
day today. which. II YOU care
10 remember. i the third time
IN three years ne has celebrated
his tsth birthday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

William Tstum Tllden has sue
ceeded where Ponce de Leon
failed. Else how in the world
are YOU going 10 explain the
supernatural endurance q the
long gged lantern laWed
tennis plsyer from Philadelphia
Nv all normal athletic stan
dards he should he wearing
Congress CATERS. pecring with
rheumy eyes over speetseles.
and INDUCING In no more VIC
lent exercise than thumbinE his
clippings.
But where Is the man In
some quiet retreat. spinning
tales Of how he felt when ne
Won the No. l ranking in 1920?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Stadium Wrestlers
Meet Fife Tuesday

stadium Nrsstlsrs tackle FIFE
srspplsrs Tgesssy afternoon 1T
stadium al 20 o'clock in thu firs,
n a homs-snd nom. series Ds-
tween the tao squads.
Balance u the stadium schedule
as released ny Athletic Director
John Heinrich Is
Feb. ~; fife NJ stadium
Feo. 10: uaeoin ~ stadium
March 4; stadium NJ fife.
March Iss stadium ~ Lincoln.
March -: State Tournament 81
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