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CHRYSLER 1885 coupe very sporty and
attractive, car in fine condition, mechan-
lcaIly and in appearance; a real bargain.
only Sl25. L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1926 Nth
NV Decatur 4S03
Evening star., 1941-03-25

DE SOTO 1899 2-door touring sedan;
black finish. fine radio, excellent motor
and B very good tires. Very clean car
Car No AIS
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Continued

CHRYSLER 1910 4-door sedan; radio and
heater: in absolute Al condition through
OUT carries complete new-car guarantee;
only S199 down and balance on terms to
sun ToMs .aT5SsE AUTO sERVIcE. Sa6eEf STS1S NC,
Evening star., 1941-03-25

DODGE 1889 4-door trunk sedan; radio
and heater, new-car condition: drive 5
miles, save $50 Price, $3.50 MERSON
Evening star., 1941-03-25

DE SOTO 1910 fcustom> d !. coupe; very
attractive car. driven very little by original
owner: new-car condition and appearance
to sell at once, only S675, top price for
your car N trade II you buy NOW. L. p.
Steuart Inc" 1928 14th NV. Decatur
Evening star., 1941-03-25

! CHRYsLER 1910 New Yorkerl sedan
fluid drive. overdrive; radio and heater;
| excellent black finish with two-tone blue
upholstery; one-owner car driven very
| little; new-car condition mechanically and
IN appearance; ask for car No. 341.
- H. B, LFARY. JR., & BROS,
1901 18th RI
Evening star., 1941-03-25

PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 4-dr trunk Sc
dan; positively cleanest car in town, per-
[ect throughout, gun-metal finish: only
Evening star., 1941-03-25

CHRYSLER 1896 coupe; economical s.
cylinder motor in fine condition: rubber
and interior very good. Splendid car for
business or pleasure. Equipped with heater,
fog lights and fan Price greatly reduced
for immediate sale Car No. 419
H B. LEARY. JR.. & BROS.
1921 l4th ST. NV Hobart 1900
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Woman S Club
Sessions Friday

Friday will again be busy day
for the Tacoma Womans club
with both morning and afternoon
sessions bringing much of interest
10 the members.
At 10 o'clock in the morning q
score of women who gather regu-
larry for bi-monthly sessions under
the division of Adult Education.
with Mrs. X. i. Anderson a. chair
man OF Better English. Will con-
vsne. Following this, al l2;4o
Mrs. X. X. Myhre, chairman of
the Noted Women group. viii
present Mrs. w. ID. Stewart who
viii review Clara Barton by p. A.
Eplsr. covering the life and work
OF the founder Of the Red Cross.
Mrs. Earl Willard VIII present
Mr.. Cecil Solly. garden expert.
in a talk at o'clock. Also OF
interest will be the garden quiz
in which all club members will
be invited to participate. Mrs.
E f. johnson will give the iden-
LITIGATION of flowers. shrubs or
plants which members present.
Mrs. Henry Skramstad, music
chairman Of the club. will present
Mrs. Harry Chnstofferson in
program of accordion selections.
Garden clubs which have espe-
cially been invited 10 attend on
tins occasion are Lakewood. Mrs.
Harold Enger. president; Better
Gardens. Mrs. Thee Specht. pres
dent, and South Tacoma, headed
by Mrs. Paul kliese.
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etes
Bride-tO-Be
Miss Audrey eelIer Honors
Miss Rita Clement

Among the numerous show
ers for Miss Rita Clement,
who is to be married Satur-
day TO Mr.. George Harold
Geller, was the one given in
Puyallup Tuesday evening AT
the home of the prospective
bridegroom by his sister, Miss
Audrey Geller.
After an evening of games,
gifts We're presented and buffet
supper was served.
Those present included Mes
danes Scott Paul Geller. William
Dudley. A. Geller, r. L. Clement.
Busick. L. Stone, r. Rusiek. E.
Metzger. c. Hocanson, NJ. Roscoe,
H. Porter. p. Smith, H. Lewis,
NJ. Monselle. and the Misses Aud
rey and Patricia Geller. Bess Gel
Ter. Alice Vele. Clara stipp. Mabel
Stone and Miss Clement.
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D. A. r. Group
ToConVene
Mrs. Richards TO Open
Home TO Mary Ball Group

The November meeting of
Mary Ball chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution,
will be held at the home of
Mrs. +. {. Richards. 1870
No. Yakima ave. next Mon
day at = p. m. instead of at
the home of Mrs. G.. K. Kirk.
as listed in the year book,
Mrs. G.. r. Kirk will be chair
man Of the assisting host
esses.
Others. assisting Mrs. Richards.
in entertaining, Will be: Me-iames
A. W. NORWOOD. W N. Allen,
{. p. Balabanoff, Geo. w. Ball,
Z. Z. Beard, Herbert Foote
Beeeher. II. Leroy Ward. and
Charles +. Bohn.
Mrs. stanton Warburton will
give talk on the Doorway OF
the Whitehouse, and Mrs. f. II.
Watts will sing a group of songs.
Mrs. Clyde F. Gray. chairman of
the port of immigration of the
port of Seattle requests that all
gifts for the Christmas box for
this station. be brought to this
meeting. Many men, especially
of Chinese origin. have recently
entered through this port. and IL
Is especially desirable that the
gifts be suitable for men.
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The young couple have set their
wedding date as New Years Day
when a quiet home ceremony will
take place with close relatives and
few intimate friends in attend
anee. The present home will be
established in Tacoma. but the
young couple intend 10 return 10
Akron q few months hence where
their permanent residence VIII be.
Guests present were: Mesdames
Ruben Gaines. sam Molin. Lewis
Collier, Harold sfotman. Kenneth
farbsr, Oryin Fshbaek, Edward
Cooper. Howard Keller, Nathan
Eff. Harry Goiub. Stanley Fried
man, Ted Carroll. Haskell Maier,
and the Misses Belle Ruth Clay
man. Ruth Weinberg. Philis Fried
man. Dorothy Bailey. Meta Brot-
man, Francis Friedman, Betty Ber-
gen. Griselda Lyons, Mary Eastern.
Beverly Goldfarb, Josephine and
Mslca kleiner, Rhoda and Beatrice
Sussman and Esther Goldberg.
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High Bridge Scores
Are Announced

Ladies who won high score in
the bridge tournament at the
Y. W. e. A. Friday were Mrs.
George Sample, j., and Mrs. ". b.
West.
Three OF the adult education
classes will continue while others
are being closed for the holidays
A class in beginning Spanish Will
be held at II o'clock Nov. Is. The
beginning bridge class will open
the same day at one o'clock. A
class in advanced bridge will be
held at the same hour, Nov. IS.
Sisters of Herman will sponsor
card party Friday in Normsnna
hall. Play will begin at $50. Mrs
R. Leitner is chairman. assisted
by Mesdame.s c. Luhrs, NJ. Lotsz,
H. Petrieh. and A. Knapp. Refresh
ments. prizes.
Rising Sun Spiritual church will
sponsor a public card party Satur-
day evening at $50 in the church.
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Closing Talk
To Be Given
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Presents Junis HalIen

Last of n series of three
book reviews and tea talks
to be given this season by
Junia Todd Hallen under the
auspices of Kappa Kappa
Gamma Alumnae association
viii take place at $50 o'clock
Friday afternoon at Weyer-
haeuser hall.
The following books have been
selected BY Mrs. Hailen for her dis
cusxion. Gross in the Caribbean
by Albert Z. ldell: Tomorrow VIII
Come BY En- Almedingen 1.-THE
$4,000 prize Atlantic non-fiction
book. WIN Rogers by his wife.
Betty. and In Valiant Quest"
gathering Of poems by local au-
thors.
Fall book lists for reading and
buying. compiled BY Mrs. Hallen
and printed by Rhodes Bros. Will
be distributed.
Mrs. George Thomas. tea chair
man. announced the following
women will pour-Mrs. Donald H.
poud. Mrs. B. z. Buckmaster. Mrs.
Herbert Hunt and Mrs. Radford A.
Murray Of Lincoln. Neb.. mother
If Mrs. John c. Taylor. president
Of Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnse
associa ton.
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Mrs. Reeves
Is Speaker
.. A. R. Round Table
Meets tuesday Afternoon

Mrs. Belle Reeves. seore-
tary Of state and guest speak
er Tuesday at the Tacoma ID.
4. r. Amerieanism and Ma
tional Defense Round Table,
brought much of interest and
inspiration to her hearers re-
garding the state program for
defense.
Mrs. Reeves stated that
since beginning of the defense
program there has been a SIX
fold gain in manpower. and
a 32-fold expansion of equip
ment.
Mrs. Osborn. department chair
man of Ameriesnism for the
American Legion auxiliary. told OF
her personal experiences in visit
ing and studying the activities OF
subversive groups.
Guests from Olympia were Mrs.
George II. Tarbell. second state
vice regent. Mrs. Otto Jacobson,
regent of Saeajswea chapter.
which sponsored the program;
Miss Helen Cowles and Mrs. Laura
Henry. chairman of genealogical
records.
From Vashon Island were Mrs.
Paul Billingsley. first state vice
regent: Mrs. Edna Cowan. regent
of Elizabeth Bixhy chapter, and
Mrs. Ira Case. Mrs. Billingsley
told of the development of the
plan to register all children OF
nreschool age and list relatives
in case of need. which plan has
hearty approval of the authorities
at Fort Lewis.
The flag of the national society
d. A. r., presented by the Tacoma
Round Table TO the state board at
its recent meeting in Spokane, IN
honor of Mrs. Edwin +. Rhodes,
junior past state regent, was dis
played during the meeting. The
rooms were lovely with huge clus-
tiers of chrysanthemums.
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Ivy Chapter. O.E.S..
Plan Special Meeting

Ivy chapter, .. h. 5. Will hold
y special meeting Friday evening
In the Masonic hail at SO. s4th
and Park ave. 10 initiate class
OF candidates. Mrs. Carl Ostlund
and Mr.. Arthur Hart will open
the meeting al 5 o'clock. Mrs.
Sam Stewart of Mt. Vernon Will
assist in the initistory work. Host
esses for the late supper VIII be
Mesdsmes +. A. Johnson. G. h.
Goaham and Walter Rostedt.
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Cardinal Club
Busy With Plans

The regular monthly meeting of
the Cardinal club viii be held this
Friday evening At the Knights Of
Columbus hall. at $50 O'Clock.
The meeting has = special i'm
portance since the final ballots on
the election Of the board Of diree-
tors will be held. Besides the
regular parishes to be represented
by the board. there Ia an addition
of Dash Point. Puyallup and st.
John OF the Woods. This Ia due
TO the vast enlargement Of the
club In the last year.
Final plans for the annual tolo
viii be disclosed TO the members OF
the club, by the co-chairmen, Misses
Margaret Aarcos and Margaret
Hsrbottle. The affair will take
place Nov. 2eth ut Fircrest.
Mr.. Joe Desmon will give his
report on the Thanksgiving basket,
while 4 committee will be APP
pointed for the Christmas basket,
and the Christmas party.
After the business meeting the
entertainment for the evening will
Be games and dancing with the
interesting "tolo" as the motif.
Ways and Means club Of Olym-
pie Rebekah lodge viii meet FRI
day for 1880 luncheon at the
home of Mrs. /. s. Bronson. saith
and Waller road Mrs. Herbert
North will assist the hostess.
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Befrothal OF Miss Trafford
To Mr.. Porter Announced

The engagement of Miss Mar
garet Trsfford, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Trafford. PA Ridge
wood ave. to Mr.. Robert J. Porter.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Porter
of Eugene, Ore, was made known
at a party given by Mrs. E. P.
Wehunt marjorie Trafford) hon
oring her mothers birthday. The
date of the wedding has been set
for Dec. 6.
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Marriage Solemnized
Al Shaw Home

Miss Valeria NJ. Price. daughter
Of Mrs. Herbert Price Of this city,
WAS married TO Mr.. Chester w.
Shade. also of Tacoma, in the home
of Rev. and Mrs. l. C. Shaw, 371s
+. Spokane ave. Accompanying
the party were the groom's mother,
Mrs. Myrtle Taylor. and her hus-
band. Mr.. Guy A. Taylor, of TIA
So. 23d st, and Mr.. Dodge L.
Emmerson. The young people will
be at home to their friends for a
few days at 1714 So. Esd st.
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Miss kirfon Leaves Soon
To Be Married in Nevada

A linen shower was held at
kipper's korner Nov. II announe-
ing the coming marriage of Miss
Edith kirton of this city to Mr..
Earl Hoops of Hawthorne, New.
Miss kirton will leave Nov. rs for
Hawthorne where the ceremony
will take place. Their wedding trip
will be to Alaska.
One hundred and seventy guests
were present for the shower.
Guests spent the evening dancing.
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Qtne6mocietu
WotN taopM a St1d4womax,3 UoaW~
Announce Birth OF Son
On November II

Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Aarlal
MARY b. Fox) of Auburn. an
nounce the birth of their first
child. son. Robert George. Nov.
Il at Tacoma General hospital,
Welcoming the baby are the pa
ternal grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Siyert Aardal of Shelton.
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Troth Of Miss Novikoff
Revealed Thanksgiving Eve
News Surprise at Party Given for Sister Also Bride
lobe; Ceremony TO Be Performed on New Years Day

At parylast evening in honor of her sister Miss Buma
Noykof whose forthcoming marriage Paul Goddard is
set for JAM IS Miss Moe Novkoff daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Novikof of this city, surprised group of 25
grhood friends with the of her beroha to Albert H.
Cohen, of Mr. and Mrs. Cohen of Akron, Ohio. The
conveyed during midevening when cake bear
the inscribed of Miss Novkoff and Mr. Cohen and
their wedding date was carried Novkofs mother
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Daughters Of America
Schedule Meetings

Daughters Of America will hold
their regular meeting st ) o'clock
Friday evening in Warren hail.
Mrs. Clyde Davis presiding The
drill teams will meet al $50 the
same evening. All members are
requested 10 be present.
Members of the sewing club viii
meet al the home Of Mrs. William
AcCieIland. 3s0s No. 10Th ST. for
noon luncheon Nov. 20 Mrs.
Harry Ritter VIII be the presid-
ing officer.
Ivy Camp. X. y. A.. will meet
Friday evening AZ s O'Clock IN the
I O. o. F. temple sos sth ave.
Mrs. y. Cooler viii preside.
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Continue Parties
At St.leo's Church

The Ladies of st. Leo's parish
whose names commence with u.
V. w, \. Y, z are sponsoring one
of the popular Leo" parties on
Friday evening. in st. Leo's social
hall. Mrs. NJ. Wallentiny is chair
man of this party and promises
an interesting evening.
n. A. L. c. auxiliary will spon-
sor a rummage sale Friday and
Saturday at 1899 Pacific ave.
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Home 10 Be Made
In Tacoma

Mrs. julia A. Jacobs and John
weisgerber. both Of Tacoma. were
united in marriage al the home
II Rev. siid Mrs. l. q Shaw, s41s
h. Spokane ave. al 3:l5 recently.
Witnesses were Marie Anderson
and Mis- Dick Chfisman Mr.. and
Mrs Nelsserber viii make their
home 81 2s20is No. 2sth 81.
Phil Sheridan Relief Corps Is
sponsoring = luncheon Fgiday in
the srmory 10 be served from Il
until ! o'clock and 10 be open to
the public. Mesdames Nick Nell
son. Annie Bradley and Annabelle
Rankin are in charge of the lunch
con with Mesdames George Pal
mer. 5. Trim and George Myers in
charge of the dining room. Regular
meeting al 1850.
e
z You help yourself when you buy
L.. s Defense Bonds.
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= You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds.
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Photograph by speers Studio.
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Photograph BY krus-Intz studio.
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Yankees May Do Com eback

addition to the squad Who
technically still remains the
property Of the Yanks' Newark
farm.
Charlie Stsnceu. who won Is
and lost 5 At Kansas City and
came TO camp rated the No. I
rookie pitcher. has been a dis
appointment hut he IL expected
TO come fast In April and NAV.
Others up from Kansas City who
are battling for berths are John
Lindell and Don Henrickson.
The Newark group includes.
besides Borowy. George Barley.
Red Branch. Allen Gettel. Steve
Peek and George Washburn.
The Yankee ace may be
harios Russo. the left-hander
who Is showing superb form.
Ernie Bonham has been bother
ed by an old back ailment. Mar
win Breuer ranks Just under
Russo. Lefty Gomez seems like
~ 10 stage a comeback.
Red Ruffing is taking his
time getting into shape. spud
Chandler. Johnny Murphy. Alley
Donald and Steve Sundra are
the other followers. When Nc
Carthy gets his pitchers sorted
1t promises to be quite a staff.
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Coast Camps

NAPA - The Oakland Pacific
Coast league club broke camp to-
day to return 10 Oakland where
the Acorns tomorrow morning
meet the Philadelphia Athletics.
SAN FRANCISCO-Pitcher Roy
Parmelee reported to the San
Francisco Seals today and will go
to Boyes Hot Springs with the club
Monday to do some intensive train
ing. The Seals met the Philadel-
phia Athletics in a doubleheader
today.
SANTA MON - The
Hollywood Stars were sched-
uled to clash with Portland
here today in an exhibition.
Yesterday the game between
the same two teams was rained
out.
FULLERTON-The Los Angeles
Angels, played only one inning in
practice game yesterday before
rain caught up with them. They
slated an exhibition against Pep
per Martins Sacramento club to-
day.
SAN DIEGO - San Diego was
back on its home field against the
Chicago White Sox. The Padres,
relinquishing further spring train
ing at FL Centre, are expected to
stay in town until their league
opener April s.
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Husky Ski
Squad Tops
InN.W.M

PARADISE NALLEY-A we'll
balanced University of Washing
ton squad held a substantial lead
today in defense of its Northwest
intercollegiate Ski Union cham
pionship.
The Huskies amassed 1879 4
points in jumping and cross-coun-
try competition to 1877 for Wash
ington State college. Downhill and
slalom were scheduled today.
Behind the leaders were
Idaho, l61 points; Oregon
state college. l66; Reed col
lege. 1909; University Of
Oregon, HI; College of
Puget Siund, 1924; Gonzaga,
49,.
Young Jack Schneider led the
W h n & n assault with a
triumph in the jumping COMPETE
ton. Schneider compiled leaps of
"a and 104 feet TO lead Jack
Numbers. Idaho, with 81 and "a
and Frank Butler, Washington, 30
and 81.
Felix Bertagn Washington
State, captured the cross-country
run in 1928. followed by Art
Storm. Washington. 2e:2S.5. and
Hugh Mowery. WSC, 30:32.7.
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Lions Nearing
Hockey Title

VANCOUVER, b. {. Vancou-
Yer Lions needed but one more tri-
umph over Spokane to capture the
Pacific Coast Ice Hockey playoff
series.
Vancouver won its second
successive playoff contest last
night - and again the score
was TO l. The teams are
scheduled TO meet in the third
game Monday night.
The Canadians winning goal
came in the second period when
Desreaux circled his own net and
blasted through the entire Spokane
team. slipping the puck past Goalie
Levine.
A crowd of 5000 persons wit
messed the fast, rough battle.
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By GEORGE KIRkSEY
United Press staff Corresponds

United Press staff Correspondent
ST. PETERSBURG. F1a.-The
New York Yankees have the
ingredients for another cham
pionship bal club that may ar
rive with a bang In 1871 or one
that may take two years TO find
the winning touch.
Whether the Ysnks regain
their lost laurels this season
seems likely to hinge on. /. How
fast the young pitchers develop.
2. Whether Phil Rizzuto. rookie
shortstop. Is drafte d, and
!. Whether Bill Diokey. veteran
catcher. regains some Of his
former glory.
Only time will tell about the
young pitchers, hut there are
enough of those strong. rangy
boys the Yanks love 80 well In
camp 10 build a complete staff
for most clubs.
II and when RiZzuto gets
nabbed in the draft. it'll hurt
the new Yankee team. Rizzuto
is the best looking young ball
player in Florida.
Dickey nose-dived from 1902
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CITY LEAGUE

Charlotte Zatkovic of the Helen
Davis team turned in high honors
with games Of 40. 1877 and 172
for 500 total.
Kitty Barber, a member of
Edna's Beauty Nook team, checked
in with 1877 for high single game.
FAM Gamble, Little Paris team.
picked up nine consecutive spares
and ended with a strike for nice
1875 game.
The Pacific Match girls were
all tied up with the Peerless Grill
team in their second game, but
the Matches came through to take
four points from the league-lead-
ing Peerless five.
Results of other matches:
Roy p Archer 4. Sherman Tackle
o. DR.. l.. S. MILESTONE 3. Little Paris
/; Helen Davis 2. Edna's Beauty Nook
2, The FRS 2, United Mutual Bank z.
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Arkansas. the southwestern con
ference winners. who hadn't previ
ously dropped = college game.
The Wisconsin team was
sessy ~ enthusiastic yester-
dAy IN ~ final workout.
Washingtoa States squad UNI
smilingiy and silently concen-
trated on IN offense that func-
TONED like clockwork. vern
Butts, giant Cougar forward.
slipped In 10 straight, one
handed shots from the middle
II the court before he had
warmed up
Fritz Wegner. assistant coach
IT Wisconsin, secuted the Cougar,
here but his report on the proves
n Lindcman. Dale Gentry, vern
Butts. Kirk Gebert and Ray Sund-
4uist failed to worry Head Coach
Harold Foster.
We don't play that game
until tonight 20 there's no use
10 start worrying early" he
said. I'VE have plenty Of re-
spect for Washington State
but were pretty good, too.
We are In good shape, includ-
ing Charlie Epperson. VINO had
been bothered by . bruised
wrist"
The game will BE- played In
auditorium and will
tart at $50 p. m. psf.
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Vandal Fighters
Defending Titles

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - Only
two 1910 champions will be in the
finals of the seventh annual ma
tional Collegiate Athletic associs-
ton boxing tournament here to-
night.
The two defending champions
both from Idaho. are Ted Kara,
1886 American olympic boxing
captain. who fights in the 100
pound class, and Laune Erickson,
1865.
Frank Kara Ted's brother.
will fight In the finals of the
127-pound bracket. Frank lost
out In the semi-finals last
wear.
The mythical team champion
ship probably will go to Idaho or
Southwestern Louisiana. each Of
which has three men in the finals.
Entries with two finalists are Penn
State. North Carolina. Washington
State. and Wisconsin. Single
finahsts represent California
Aggies and Louisiana State
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Husky Diving Ace
Out Of MEGA Meet

DETROIT - The University of
Washington's sole hope In the
National Collegiate Athletic As
ISOLATION Swimming and Diving
championships here. George At
hans, was eliminated today.
The Vancouver. B. c.. star and
Canadian junior diving champion
in 1896 had gone three years with
out defeat at Washington.
Pete Goldberg, swimming ace.
had been entered in the spirits.
but failed TO make the trip due
to disciplining on his home
campus.
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COUGAR Nine Wins
Two Whitman Tits

WAII.A WALI.A - Washington
State college baseball prospects
looked brighter today following q
double triumph over Whitman,
100 and 81.
In the opener Chambers limited
the Missionaries to six hits. Berry,
Whitman hurler. gave up only
four safeties in the nightcsp but
had q bad first inning when the
Cougars scored all their runs.
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Boys Home
To Receive
Londos' Aid

Jim Londos. famed Greek
wrestler, will perform against
John Katan next Saturday night
at the Exposition hall for the
benefit of the Salvation Army
boys recreational home.
That was decided this morning
by Londos and Ted Thye. North
west boss Of the wrestlers.
Londos originally desired to do
nate his services for the Greek
war fund. but agreed to help the
Salvation Army movement this
time.
The card. which will present
several heavyweight matches, will
receive the support of city Off
cials and civic organizations in
terested in the boys home.