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Evening star., 1941-11-09
Late Northwestern
Drive Nips Fighting
Indiana, 20-14
Hoosiers' HiIIenbrund
Stuns Foe With EurIy
72-Yord Scoring Run
BY the Associated Press.

BY the hStOCldltu fISSS.
EVANSTON, Ill, Nov. s.-North-
western, bounding back after its
heartbreaking defeat by Minnesota
a week ago, plunged across fourth
period touchdown today to defeat
a stubborn Indiana eleven. 20 to IA,
before 1000 chilled spectators. Flur-
ries of snow fell during most Of the
game.
The inspired performance of the
Hoosiers was principally due 10 the
19-year-old sophomore left half,
Billy Hillenbrand, Evansville. Ind,
boy, who broke away to 72-yard
touchdown gallop after a pass inter-
ception early in the first period.
Hillenbrand Sparks Hoosiers.
Hillenbrand also sparked a 65-yard
touchdown march in the third quar-
ter, tossing a lateral to Charles
Jacoby. who raced around left end
from the l for the second Hoosier
score.
After the Hoosiers scored on Hill
lenbrand's long jaunt, Northwestern
came right back to register and
then pushed over its second touch
down of the first period three min
uteS later on four more plays. The
Wildcats marched 81 yards in nine
plays with Otto Graham and Don
Clawson carrying the ball. Clawson
went over.
Grahams 42-yard pass to Clar-
ence BUD Hasse, Northwestern end,
set up the second touchdown, ad-
vancing the ball to the H. Graham
in three smashes lugged the ball to
the and then dived over center for
the touchdown.
At the start of the third, Eddie
Herbert of the Hoosiers took the
KICKOFF on the 10 and lateraled to
Hillenbrand. who returned to the
IS. Hillenbrand. Jacoby and Doloway
battered to the Wildcats 6-inch
marker. Then Hillenbrand lateraled
to Jacoby. who raced around his own
left end for a touchdown.
Clawson PAGES Winning Drive.
Clawson, leading ground gamer of
the game with 96 yards, paced the
Wildcats victorious drive in the last
period,
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Eagles GET Field Goal,
Then Juniafa Runs
To 1853 Victory
Hoover Boots D. c. Teams S
Points; Indions Score
On Sc, 30-Yurd Dushes

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HUNTINGDON, Pa, Nov. 8.-An
aroused tribe OF Juniata Indians,
showing their best form of the
season before big parents day
crowd, walloped American Univer-
sity here today, 1873. Maurice
Quint and Mickey Leeper led the
Indians to victory as they reeled
of 56 and 80 yard touchdown
scampers.
Both teams were scoreless at the
end of the first half, but the visiting
Eagles broke the ice early in the
third period by converting a re-
covered tumble into 3 points when
Merrill Hoover booted from the
Juniata 81
Indians Come Back.
The Indians first score came less
than two minutes later when Quint
burst through right tackle, reversed
his field and eluded several tacklers
as he sped Sc yards into touchdown
Idllu. Lccpcl COilNCl tci 4OI COilAoto
Midway of the last period, How'd
Gutshall set up the second Indian
scoring drive by intercepting Russ
Atkisson's pass on the Eagles 80.
Clapperton picked up 9 yards off
tackle. then Leeper went the rest
of the distance on quarterback
sneak. He then booted the extra
point.
The entire Juniata line got credit
for a safety short time later when
it blocked Russ Arnaud'S punt and
the ball rolled beyond the end zone.
Eagles Menaces in Air.
The Eagles. outplayed on the
ground. unleashed dangerous pass
ing attack that came close to netting
them at least one touchdown. The
Indian line rose to every occasion,
however, and the visitors could gain
nothing inside the Juniata 20.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Texas Ags Keep Record Clear
As Late Passes Trip S. M. u.

STAYED off one s. M. U. drive to
their 9. Moser purted out to the
Aggie 48 and in two runs Johnston
scored. The touchdown came on a
38-yard romp. Johnston added the
point.
In the second period S. M. U.
gained the ball on its % after an
exchange Of punts and whirled down
to the A. and M. 81 where the attack
begged down. Campbell sent field
goal between the posts from the
Aggie 35.
The Aggies got a safety shortly
after the third period opened. They
had smashed with the kickoff from
their ~ to the S. M. U. 81 where
Moser punted outside on the Mus
tang 1. Johnston, passing from be-
hind his goal line, stepped outside
the end zone. That made the score
1919 in favor Of S. M. U.
Aggies Put Over Clincher.
Shortly after the final period
opened the Aggies got the clincher.
Bob Williams ran a punt from his
80 to the Southern Methodist 49,
Moser passed to Marshall Spivey for
"a. then tipped him another in the
coffin corner for the counter. Web
ster missed the goal-his first failure
to add the point in Is tries.
The Aggies added another touch
down. Moser led a ground attack
down to the S. M. U. 80 where he
passed to Spivey in the corner of
the field. Hardy Miller of S. M. U.
batted the ball into the air and
Spivey grabbed it to fall across the
goal line for the score. Webster
again missed.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Slowed Georgia Tech
Manages 10 Down
Kentucky, N-13
Bosch Leads In-und-Out
Engineers to Their
Decisive Points
BY tie Associated Press.

BY tie Associated Press.
ATLANTA. Nov. 8.-The ram
bling wreck Of Georgia Tech, rolling
along at reduced steam in chilly
weather, generated barely enough
power today to subdue an ever
threatening band of Kentucky Wild
cats, 20 to 13, before 10000 specta-
tors.
Although taking the lead and
holding it from the start, the yellow
jersied Engineers of Georgia Tech,
playing in-and-out football, STAYED
off a last-minute threat.
The high light was Kentucky's
first touchdown. Even that score,
coming on the last play of the
second period, left the blue grass
Wildcats trailing, 7-13.
With the ball on Georgia Techs
42-yard stripe and seconds re-
manning Phil Cutchin faded back
and heaved pass to Noah Mullins
at the Tech 2 and he ambled over
after a neat catch.
But those meager hops lasted only
through few minutes of the third
period as Georgia Tech, with little
Johnny Bosch showing flashes of
his well-known pepper, engineered
the Jackets to touchdown drive for
the winning points.
Kentucky came right back to drive
So yards for touchdown. The
feature play was a 31-yard pass
from Ermal Allen to Carl Althaus
that went to Techs 4. Bob Herbert
carried it over
Georgia Tech opened the scoring
midway the first period with O. TO-
yard drive in six plays and in the
second went 43 yards for another.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Mountaineers Finish
Strong 10 Master
Kansas, Il 10 0
BY the Associated Press.

by the ASSOCldleO Press.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Nov. 8.
West Virginia's MountaineerS,
starting slowly with a 15-yard field
goal in the first period, banged for
three touchdowns in succeeding
quarters today to haul down the
Kansas Jayhawkers 21-0.
Playing in the mud of Mountain
eer Field before a home coming
crowd of more than 5000, they re-
tanned control of the situation at
all stages except for a spell in the
fourth quarter.
The Mountaineers, who had
worked all week on defense
against the passes of Kansas Ralph
Miller, turned the tables and scored
two of their three touchdowns
through the air.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Not Single Grid Death
Reported This Season
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOclated Press.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Nov. 8.-F0r
the first time in three years college
football has reached mid-season
without causing a single reported
death.
This disclosure came today from
DR.. Floyd r. Eastwood, Purdue
mems physical education professor
and vital statistician for the Amer
lean Football Coaches and Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Associa-
lions.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Detroit Gets rs Tilt
From Marquette by
Extra-Point Kick
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Nov. 8. - Detroit's
football team cashed in on it's sole
scoring opportunity today and by
the margin of Quarterback Arthur
Links place kick for extra point de-
feated Marquette, to 6, before 49,
SAL homecoming fans.
Detroit scored in the second pc
riod, Elmer Dippy) Madarik toss
ing a 4-yard pass to Joe Gen.
sheimer.
Marquette went 81 yards for its
score in the late minutes, Jimmy
Richardson passing 10 yards to John
Harrington, but Charles Beyer's
conversion kick was low.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Statistics.
Lono Punt Return Tells

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 8 P).-An
B0-yard punt return by Alex Doig
early in the opening period today en-
abled Ithaca College to hand Poto-
mac State a 60 setback today.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Bio Ten Come Is SeIIout

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 8 tP.-
Sale of the last available tickets for
the Ohio State-Michigan football
game November % was announced
TO-DAY
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Citadel Gridders TruveI

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 8 LP.-
The Citadel's light brigade ran and
passed its way to a convincing 42-7
victory over an outclassed Wofford
Terrier team today.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Bone Crushers Victors

Bone Crushers 120-pound football
team topped Cleveland Park Y. M.
c, A. eleven, 60 at Alice Deal.
Franks scored the touchdown In the
drSt period.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Georgia scoring: Touchdown-Sink-
wich co. Points after touchdown--Costa
for Sinkwich) (2l. (placements). Safety
Harrison FLORIDA, tackled by McPhee).
Field goal-Sinkwich placement. Florida
scoring Field goal-Eller tfor Ferrigno)
(placemenD.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Southern Methods
Texas A. and M. =

Johnston (for CampbelD. Point after
ouchdown--Johnston (placementl: Field
goal-Campbell (placemenO. saftey-By
tempting to pass. Texas A. and NJ.
scoring: Touchdowns-Moser, Spivey t2).
Point after ouchdown-Webster (place-
ment).
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Petworth Tossers Called

Petworth c. A. basket ball team
wants practice games with teams
having gyms. Call Randolph 5026.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Touchdowns-Fedora. Seel, BrazieI.
Point after touchdown-Hamer place
ments). ubstitutions-tG George Washing
tom, Gudmundson Weber Nugent. Agu-
Fedora. Clarey. Mauriello, Seeno. Bess,
SNYDER; Furman) Hemer, Brubeck, Bar
nett, FAIRY Sharpe. Nettles Wester, Tur-
ner. R. Hilliard. c. Hilliard. Referee
Cheves fGeorgia). Umpire-Coller (Wake
ForesU. Linesman-Heath North Caro-
lina). Field Judge-Bentley (Georgia).
Evening star., 1941-11-09
George Washington and American Grid Teams Are Beaten Tight Battles
Hoyus VS.. Terps

Subst4tutions Georgetown - Erickson.
FenWick, Sorce. Ponsalle, Duffey, Jaworov
ski. Lulack. Yukna Doolan, Bulvln, Ola.
Agnew. OConnell, Harte. Donnelly. Skhry-
pek Calcagno Hyle. Maryland-Morton
Rigby, Hunt, Vincent. Birnbaum. Whsr-
ton, Mier. Ulman. Alexander, Chovanes.
Brenner Mont
Referee. L. C Lobaugh CAlfredD: UNI
pire. W. s. Lilly Delaware; llnesman,
c. L. Spillers CW- and u: field Judge,
QuintuS Hutter (Va).
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Kentucky scoring: Touchdowns-Mul-
Inns 0or Kuhn). Herbert (for Kincer).
Point after touchdowns-Jones tplace-
menO. Georgia Tech scoring: Touch.
downs-Dodd. Plaster (for McHugh).
Bosch (for eteinl. Points after touch
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Washington and Lee scoring: Touch
down-Brown. Point after touchdown
Gray 'placement). Virginia scoring:
uchdown-Dudley. 2; Hill. MURAL.
Points after touchdown-Dudley. 8 place
mentsl
Evening star., 1941-11-09

~ (safetyl.
Substitutions: American University
Fugler, Arnaud, Garland Fontaine, Sta
wicki Hoover. WeIder, Atkisson, Rabbit.
Shepherd Juniata-Jafrey, Gutshan.
Quint, Wise Eisenhart. Reklis. Stewart,
Croft Rutledge, Replogle. Heron.
Referee-Mr Reynolds. Umpire-Mr.
Killinger. Head linesman-Mr. Huber.
Field Judge-Mr Thornton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18
Tickeikrieg Only Will Be
Sufficient for COP Leaders

Nothing less than . tckethrssk
for Pacific Lutheran's grand foot.
ball finale against Amos Alonso
stasgs College o< Pacific here
Saturday night. Nov. 10. viii
satisfy the arrangements eom-
mittse chairman. Jean paul King.
named Sunday.
"We're not only set IA q.
we're off," the husti,ng chair
man Of the Pierce County
Americas Ned Cross chapters
game COMMITTEES announced.
advance tickets 70 an sale
~ 100 Rust building Monday
and other ticket outlets viii
be announced immediately"
Some $50 Red Cross women will
70 into the field with tickets BY
mid-wsek and before another week
slapses every game fan In the
county win have been given an
opportunity to save In advance And
help q great cause. King said
response to the game has been
terrific"
The gsms committee 10
eiUte~ men who put ever the
hot Stove leagues great Cos
ssga game successes and fans
from all fisida.
Members include Hal DssrinK
and Ted Van Fossen. tickets.
George childs. comptroller: NIL
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Cross executive secretary. Emery
Asbury. Pierce County Red Cross
chairman; Mayor HAIRY Cain. Z.
II. Forbes, A. w. schlegel. Thor
Toliefson. Ben Grimes. Chuck
Maybe. Jerry wssohtsr. Elliott
netcslf. Harold Shaw. Frank
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18

first period. after which the Pilots
eoasted 10 the $40 triumph.
Coach Cliff Olson of the Lnth-
Grams was on hand To watch the
Pilots unleash their power. Olson
said.
For the first time this year
Portland didn't get the tough
breaks. Their line outcharged
the Bulldogs from the open
Ing play. tearing GonzaEa
apart with big holes through
which the powerful. speedy
hacks romped to big yardage."
Olson was not certain whether
the Luthersns would work out
Monday. The PIC mentor planned
70 check his squad for injuries.
Against Linfield, both Jack Bratlie
and Pete Peterson were carried
from the field with ankle In
turies
IN GREAT PAIN
Harshman's condition showed no
Improvement Sunday so he was
moved to Tacoma General hospital.
1t Was reported the infection had
settled In his ankle, causing the
Lutheran esptaia great pain and
loss OF sleep. There was con-
|, siderable doubt a. to whether
Hartman would be ready for
action against Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18

Instes rr~<s san Correspondent
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note flsinfseld N. j Teach.
-rs college has abandoned foct-
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TIE ase~stsn and unttef
streak - the -Flttng Pigments
10 nipped IN The bud
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partshe % Mid rsce n haffsiws
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.itses with she effectiveness 81
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nrh.
Their asershessex ha~ur. with
tire eeds facing the hassfietd.
never again Win cenfa.e the
enemy.
The frying Pigments not only
are unbesten and united They
are unreal
But for tho better part Of this
football season their fabulous
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18
Pilots Score
Amazing Win
Move Big Fullbock
To Hospital Room

Portland Pilots -. Gonrsga
Bulldogs o.
That score coming over the
wires from Portland Sunday after
noon threw CONSERVATION into the
ranks Of Pacific Lutheran sup
portsrs. who. with sun bowl
dreams growing bigger every day,
were worrying over Mary Harsh
man. "strep- throat.
Wei aware that the Is
rame winning streak Of the
Luthersns was endangered BY
the big fullbsck's Illness. PIC
hackers perusod the statistics
Of the Portland-Gonxaga game
and were chilled by the cold
figures.
The Pilots. who are coached by
the dean OF Pacific Northwest foot
ball mentor. r. L. "Mstty' Mat
hews. outplsyed the Bulldogs In
every department. They made 20
first downs. Is by rushing. 10 four
by Gonzaga. Total yardsgs fsv-
ored Portland. 42o 10 -.
PILOTS SCORE FAST
Three touchdowns were chalked
NJ at four-minute intervals in the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18
Dallss Claims
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18
Another Jones
AT PITTSBURGH
This Time It's Art
OF the Pro Ranks

NEW YORK There Was q move
ment on foot to-day TO change the
name q Pittsburgh 10 JonesearFh
This campaign wss launched AZ
ter two q the Jones hoys lifted
TIE smoky city out q the football
doldruns On succeeding Weekend
FIRST n ~as Special Delivery
Jones who gave the Pitt Pan
their their gr~at victory %
the .~a<en. . smashing is-s
victory ever hitherto unheate~
fordhsm.
Yesterday. Il wss Art Jones who
spanked the Pittsburgh s,eelsrs 70
their first victory Of 1871 In the
National Football league. a it-T
upset over the Brooklyn Dodgers.
jones. q 40 pound freshman from
the Richmond u eirclsd end on .
reverse for "a yards and the win
ming touchdown In the final period
before . crowd Of 7o.s4s ~ Pitts
burgh.
GIANTS CLOSE IN
While their two closest rivals
we're fsltering the New York Giants
stormsd closer 10 the eastern title
by smashing tho Cleveland Rams.
4s-i<. before s7.7to at the Polo
grounds.
The Chicago Bears. although
eutgained for the first time
this season. gave the Waah-
ingtoa Rsdskins Q 15-7l
trouncing IA remain hAif o
game behind the Gresa Hay
Packers, western divisioa pace
makers.
A crowd Of i5.<e5 al Green Bay
saw the Packers repulss thu hard
fighting Chicago Cardinals. and
retain their half-Eams margin over
the Bears.
Two final period touchdown
passes thrown by Dick Booth, for
msr Western Reserve star. led De-
troit 10 a 2i-i7 victory over the
Philadelphia Eagles before is.aos
at Detroit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18
Prep Elevens
Pointing for
Title Tussle

Bosh Stadium and lincoln
football squad. serv nearing
the taperins oft stage !. their
practice drslls Mesday ~ they
pointed fer the big city cham
pionship Kau,e which win h~
held Thanksgiving day In the
stadium bowl
Not since 1882 have Lineeln's
chances been % bright fer Q
victory In the annual city Tur-
key day classic. The Ab>. have
won their l.st ain game. and
seem 10 be rolling In high Kear.
stadium has = half doren Of
its best players on the .idelines
but will still be able 20 put M
. battle which may win the city
title. Second place in tire Cross
state league viii also be NJ
stake.
Kickoff VIII be st l2;is p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18
B O WLIN G

c. rippsry and Oscar johnson
captured the individual scoring
honors sunday In the weekly
matches of the Early Birds club
on the Broadway alleys.
Tppsry rolled 100. i76 and iS5
TO take the series honors with SCI.
johnson rolled 221 for the high
single game.
Mocking Birds won three from
Robins, Goons won three from
Cuckoos, and Peseocks won four
from Woodpeckers.
Invitations 70 Join the Early Birds
ooslers are out 20 anyone interested
IN competing In the social circuit.
Play 10 on Sundays 81 ~ O'Clock on
the Broadway alleys
several vacancies exist on come
teams and entries may bs made with
fvonns johnson or at tho league SEE
sion. Teams are composed Of both
men and women.
HkLY SHOOT
COLISEUM ALLEYS
John Roman. with . score Of TDi
including handicap. took ths lead
sunday In the mems turkey shoot on
include: L. Nanny e7o, TED Johnson
ees. Louie psuison sci. r. Hsssrson
ees, Lao MCGOWAN ssi. and Herman
Caroline Kosher retained IN. LEAD
In the vomsns event with . ts7 score
Ins tourn.ment continues until
Tuesday nisht. and men and women
boslsrs from all Tacoma alleys are
eligible 20 compete until Midnight Of
that day.
TOT RNAME>T PLAY
Members Of Jimmy zsrellis team
OF the Coliseum Commercial league
Travelled 20 Everett Sunday ana cams
home with nice pin MARKS 20 their
credit.
Bob Younzbers rolled s4e ana Bul
Dsissner cal, Including handicap, in
the singles. I'd Oobis and Younsb~rs
so,.. ! las i Ia. 70: e. s sss s: 30
In fhs doubles.
MILWAUKEE BowLiso ur.ors
A nss high single ssrns for the
season uks rolled By ksrl bsrtis 81
the Store Helpers with . zTs High
three games and priss money for the
Biaenrniths who turned IN . nice
Cts. High scores were also rolled b.
JACK Sinclair. Mat Cline Al rent< :
cost l. J. Prnt<cost. Charley Collins
ID sehvetzs. Mere rozsr ana PRANK
kinx<Y
Plrst and seooDo place BolIsrmassrs
and Coach Cleaners each toos three
points from fhs H0sndfsouss sno
Blseksmiins. store Helpers and Cen
sFai Offices broke even. the eup~r-
visitors tooE thrss from ths As1kin-
itts. while the Pipe shop TOOK al
7 pointz from the Store Department
FRIDAY nisnf tho Pipe shop. sho
are going ssFy strons nave q cnsnns
70 drop ne ieagus LEADING Boiler
makers. While ths General Offices are
Z pointing fof ire second piaes Coach
Ciesn@ft
store Department. and store Hespsrs
AK on the EoundHo1s~ and Aschln-
is2 ~hlis To SUPERVISORS snc blsrk
smiths EiII ttt<mDs 70 fsttsn their
averages A. ~ srp<nss % escn other
sixth Avenue AIi~ys
E1dy's KnGneisE stars rolled into
Z the e.Itn Avenue alieys sunday
afternoon and dropped q ci1<< rst<n
% osrTisonis Hot Shots. ASA 70
Jo< MslAehnis sss. RED Roland SIS.
cl9zsnee Carlson soz. Churs E1ey
xcl va hsss for the visitors.
Eot ehao.s. Lee Ozrri&on sss, ,
sunsnerdor sac Eiek strizae SEA. J.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18
F osier Takes
Oath of Office

OLYMPIA-Fred J. Foster was
sworn in last weekend before Gov.
Arthur b. LAnglie to be the new
state fisheries director. succeeding
B. NJ. Brennan, resigned.
Foster formerly was assistant
regional director Of the u. .. wild
life service. stationed in Portland,
Ore. He took the oath of office
here today, administered by Jus
tice William j. Willard. Brennan
resigned after having bssn director
since 1882.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18
Try-for-P
Wins Contest

PORT LEWIS -rhs thin mar
gin Of . try-for point gave Fort
Fiagisr q 10 victory over 7th In
fantry In . Puget Sound Army
football league game played hsrs
Sunday aftsrnoon.
F1agier scored in the first period
after two bad paasss from center
had put the infantrymsn hack m
their own four-yar line. The TIN
tailed In the second period from
the two-yard line after twe long
passes had moved the ball ~ yards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-18
Look Out, You Luihers!

PORTLAND. Pilots the
Bulldogs Of consTs yesterday for 10 victory hsfers small
crowd Of shvsrinx football
nrst riets saaed the trick Ia sh~sv
year, rivalry, u IA 10 hating
tire Of earlier this
Portland scored ouehdo~ns the first period ard
quarter thereafter % downs to four for the fass
and ssi yards from senmmsge against only - yards
The Pilots the sensational Pacific Luthrsns Tacoma
Friday