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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20

George J. Vilciauskas, son or MT. and Mrs. Julius s. Vilc!uaskas of Green street, will be ordained into Catholic priesthood Thursday at St. Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford by Mos Rev. Maurice r. McAuliffe, Bishop of Hartford, He will be one of e class of 26 of the Hartford diocese to be ordained.
 Father VilciauskaS will sing his first Mass Sunday morning ct Il o'clock at St Joseph's church. He will be assisted by Rev. Joseph J. Valant!ejus, as archpriest, Rev Anthony Ignotas, of Marianopolis college. as deacon, and Rev. Joseph Atkociunas, of Union City, as sub- deacon. Rev. Joseph Kazlauskas. of Bridgeport, former curate at St. Jos- eph's church, will give the sermon at the Mass. The musical program will be under the direction of Profess sor Alexander J. Aleksis, choirinas- ter and organist of St. Joseph's church.
 A reception for the young priest has been planned for June lst at St. Joseph's hall. Arrangements for 1t arc being made by Mrs. Charles Kar- inauskas and Mary Kasetaite, of St. Joseph's parish.
 MT. Vilciauskas, . native of Du- quesne, Penn, attended St. Joseph's parochial school here, Crosby higl, school, and Marianopolis college Thompson. He studied at the Ro- chester Seminary since 1885.
 Rev. Paul Lunskis, who has been curate at st. Joseph's church since January of last year, will leave here about July ist to assume duties as assistant pastor at Holy Cross church In Mount Carmel, Penn, Father Lunskis, native of Lith- uaria, was connected with a parish in East St. Louis, Illinois before coming to Waterbury.
 Marcelle Andrikis will be chair- man of the ninth annual dinner dance of the Connecticut Lithuanian Catholics which will be held at the Elton June 2lSC, lt was Announceu at the second quarterly convention of the organization in Hartford Sum- day. The event is expected to bring together 8 large delegation from cities and towns throughout the state. The committee which will as- sist Miss Andrikis will have repre- sentatives from all of the local clubs which are affiliated with the state organization.
 Delegates from ten cities were present at the convention held at the Holy Trinity parish hall. Vim cent Klimas, of Terryville, 8 former Waterburian, was elected to the of- flee of treasurer vacated by Joseph Batustonis, of Torrington, who was called for army service. Rev. Ed- ward Gradeck, pastor of St. Casi- mer's church, New Haven, and Rev. John Kripas, of the Holy Trinity church, Hartford, both formerly of St. Joseph.s church, were among the speakers at the convention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Cougars Have
Small Hope

PASADENA, Calf. - Oregon
State, Stanford and Washington
State doomed today as outstand-
ing contenders in the order
named-for the western nomins-
ton for the Rose Bowl game
here New Years day.
The Pacific Coast conference,
which picks the western team
from among its 10 member
teams. has arranged to vote on
the selection Saturday night,
Nov. 20. after Stanford plays
California and Oregon State
meets oregon.
There was some talk here
that the conference might walt
until after the Washington
State-Texas Aggies game NJ Ia
come on Dec. Q. But . confer
ence spokesman said he had no
knowledge Of this report.
The conference does not pay
any attention 10 outside games
in picking its representative for
the Rose Bowl the spokesman
said. AS far as is known now
we vote the night Of Nov. 20
as scheduled"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Park Basket
League Plays

Park basketball league games on
the Bellarmine NAPLES Monday
night resulted In wins for Park
land, Jefferson and Portland Ave.
quints.
Psrkland downed Garagemen,
~ to Is, In a hectic game: Jeffer-
son Playfield used their second
string for three quarters of the
play TO take Latter Day Saints,
81 to IS, and Portland Ave. had to
put on the steam In the last five
minutes Of play To upset Messiah
Lutherans. 81 To 81.
Portland Ave Pos. Messiah Inth.
Y. Manning d2) .RP.... to) Finnigan
JACK Boyd no). LII. C2) Magnuson
J. McQusdt t3D. C. ...... t5b Olson
A. Drobnack Cd .RG. 6s) Marrons
Jim Boyd ~ -. .LG. 90 spAdsfore
Subs: Portland Avenue-L. Ander-
son tol. q. Fosle az. p. Mslonka loD.
Messiah Jutheran-Buhr ca. weber
jeff. Playfield Pos. Latter Day SITS
Rowan I'D CD BIZ Dickson
Hoff 80 ........ LIP. CD Earn Klinssr
Dubois 90 ;.....c...;9 X. Baldwin
b. harrs 81 -. no u ROY balawln
Simpson 81 80. 10. .f2l Lyle Smith
Subs: Jefferson Plsyfleid--Finehsm
te). Jones "a. p. Harris 10. Latter
Day Saints-Bob Kicks %.
Park. Trim. la. Pos. Garage Employees
Ellingson toJ -. RI. 90 Clarke
Ramstad l2) 49,. .LF... 90 Westholm
storaas 90 &c. ......f 80 Fagel
Thorpe t2l......Ro...... t0l Phelps
Subs. Garage Employees walker
(0D. S5olander (ol. Psrkisnd Trinity
LufhsrAn-IArson 90
Erling Toliefson Teferesd all three
gamea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26

The GiriS City Basketball league
viii open its fs41 season Wed
nesdsy night al Stadium high
school Five teams are scheduled
10 20 and . sixth Il being organ
lied.
Tsrnouts 20 far promise . close.
hsrd-fought season with no team
standing out ~ superior 20 tins
rest. There 10 stllI time for any
unattached player or team 70 1csn-
Schedule Wednesday Might: Z.
Red Hots vs. PDQ's. .. sumner
W. Maids Of Athens: .. Huis6hsr
vs. Bye.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Bowling for Beginners
SM Zoe dGaAo-
Complete Follop Through Is Essential
To Good Direction as Ball Does Work
By JOE FALCARo
Greatest Match Game Bowler


Release the ball at the foul line
not over II and not too far be-
hind II. Put the ball in motion
smoothly. Don't lower it jerl<ily.
Use a straight push away from
the body. followed by a natural
easy backswing.
Don't zig-zag up 10 the foul
line. Approach in an even line.
The last step of your approach
ends with a slight slide. Your
bowling hand and left foot should
reach foul line at the same time.
In releasing the ball. you must
concentrate on a complete follow
through. II gives you good direc-
ton, sets you on the road to better
scores.
Let the ball do the work for
you. Don't heave 1t down the
alley but lay 1t down evenly. This
will assure you an even flow OF
speed.
Maintain regular delivery.
Don't throw a fast ball one time
and slow down the next.
Remember the follow through
In bowling is as important as it il
in golf or baseball. Holding back
or jerking has the same effect on
your bowling score that a half
swing has on your golf game.
There is a certain easy rhythm
10 the approach. delivery and fol-
low through. They are not sep
srate steps but component parts
that blend into one complete
motion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Winko League Notes -.

BeInghamlThe winko Asar football Polio.
Lothspeth EWC ends; Anderson. PIC Morse CIVIC
PIC and Hongsworth Wwc guards: ssterle
Ewc center Martins Nelson wWc; Tommsryi PIC;
II Hartman, PIC, backs
Cheneyhe draft getting bad around Eastern Washington
college gale the Coach Ped Reese athletes
footbelersJm spige Elmer johnson Billy
Diedrick-have while Ray saeree
joined the
Bullet Harry Erickson
flash also desert the hoop squad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Kinney. Hockey
Player, Suspended

MATTE - BIZ KINNEY, Ieft
wing for sick's Ice hockey team
Of the Northwest league. WAS sus-
pended indefinitely today for at
lacking Referee William H. Knott
during q game here Sunday night
against the Boeing sextet
The suspension was announced
by Fred @. Christie. president Of
the City league which controls the
four Seattle teams In the North
west loop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Famed Kayak
Ends Career

ARCADIA. GAIA bowed ten
don was given today as reason for
permanent retirement of Kayak
II. seven-yesr-old thoroughbred
and winner Of the 1899 500. 900
Santa Anita handicap.
Kayak, owned by c. s. Howard.
suffered a similar injury last Janu-
airy at Santa Anita and had spent
the past year resting. Tom Smith
began training the horse for the
coming season at Arcadia . few
weeks ago, and the injury REQUIRED
last week end. Kayaks earnings
are s212 DOS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Huskies Leave
For Trojan Till

SEATTLE - The University Of
Washington fotbsli team leaves to-
morrow for Los Angeles ~h<rs II
faces the University Of southern
California eleven. Ths Husklss
came out Of the Oregon game with
no serious injuries. PbslAn said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
SUGGESTION From the Ranks

Tacoma fan who follows the local high school football
situation closely offered this suggestion:
your article league going
why Lincoln Join
Southwest conference Stadium remain the Cross
perhaps then the Thanksgiving day be-
tween nd Lincoln mate w.
pions a game be m statewide interest"
That be something wouldn't
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Secret Work

CORVALLIS, Ore.-coach Lon
stiner scheduled a second day Of
secret practice for his Oregon
State College football team In
preparation for Saturdays annual
big game with Oregon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Passing Ut along
With Harold Shsw

Three Al-Star teams-Puget Sound conference, Pierce
County league and ACy-have made their appearance re-
Gently Two of the official since they selected
and announced by league coaches after baotng at group
meeting The AlCity team chosen by this department
the three city coaches do together to formally
choose an official" team.
would look like So here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
A Couple of Corrections ..

Dear P. A. wish to correct an error in your AnClty
football Larry Rask of Bellarmine is Junior and not
senior as YOU said JOE MANLEY
Thanks they can't fool good quarterback Ike you But
AnCity
Stadium fuIlback also junior which
ACty with eight seniors and three juniors
Only Biermon Is Left
The recent resignation of Bob Zuppke at Illinois leaves
the Western Conference with only of the football coaches
who there when Amos Aonzo Stage was retired by
the University of Chicago in 1888.
Berman who to Minnesota in 1882 the only mold
a called the toughest in the nation
So whIe Stays was his age-he 10
retired" for other
reasons probably boiling down to the reason-thy
before powerful alumni factions started
cunning the In
conference game the last two
Zuppkes boom Illinois Championships In 1914
title in 1918 and 1928 His
IL ties the last 20
romantic ngure-Red Grange-was Zuppke
product Gaioping Ghost Of the mid
twenties couldn't bring the Him a title.
Zuppke Saturday while stagg
he making game Saturday night which his
College Pacific with Pacific Lutheran in Tacoma
Time o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
sHIPYARD LOOP

shipyard basketball League
games for Tuesday night Al Bel
larrnine.
TOO p. my-ifeth Engineers W. La
borers
eco .. m.-shipf!ftsr Va xieetri-
clans
800 y m-AeKialeT Hiilers Fs
kzchlnists
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Kmeiovic Nav
Not Play Game
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Gal

sTANFOhD USfSLksfIf, OAl
-stanfords first and second
strings tried out offensive plays
while the scrub eleven used Cali
fornia plays against the third team
yesterday. Pete Kmetoyie was in
a sweat suit but did not work out
with the team. Or. Fritz Roth
said il was very doubtful II Kmet-
ve's injured leg would permit him
70 play against the Bezrs sstur-
day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26

Cophsrs Best.
System Reports

LOS AN0Gl.Ea Ths Dehs
Houlgats system of rating today
established the 0ophers a MIN
nssota ~ the No. I team Of ths
nation and Indicated the cham
pions of the Big Tsn will eonsinus
10 - the outstanding football
team for the remainder of the
ssason.
Eves n teamas NY ~ NJ
seasea shsull via thets final
gasnes. Aotsssssta wtI1 s,ais-
tais . n.sssts - ssasiy thsss
pststs ever Metre Dasuas
seessl - ~ NJ.
Duqussns 10 ranhed third. Ala
hama fourth and Navy fifth Al
ditionai standings place Duke
sixth. Tsxas Agsiss SEVENTH.
Michigan eighth. Psonsyivsnia
nisth and Missouri tsnth.
Victories In remaining games
can boost standings II Alabama.
Navy ana TEXAS Asgiss.
-------------=e--~-----=~e-
Yos.r mai manf eax tall vux
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
Gets His Elk

Byron Presley, Tacoms big
game hunter. has determined the
best way 10 hunt elk IL 10 sit
and walt.
For nine days he trsmpsd the
Rattlesnake country Of eastern
Washington and saw no bull
elk. the only legal prey.
Saw no end OF cows but
no bulls =. until the last hour
Of the last day OF the season
when Byron was q weary. de-
jected nimrod.
Near exhaustion. BY sat him
self down. His thoughts wsrs
30 hot he toasted his hat. sweat
band.
And while he WAS grousiaE
and eondemning the luck and
all that sort Of thing E. out
walked. before his startled eyes
-. . giant bull elk Byron was
down wind from the animal.
Did BY get buck fevsrf Not
that guy. He simply raised his
rife and made his Min, . pr
feet shoulder shot
All Of this, mind you. within
q half mile Of his camp and ear.
By and his guide quartsred
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
IRISH DRAW CROWDS

NoTRE DANE - Capacity
crowds have seen Eotrs Dame
against Army. Navy. Northwest
ern and Southern California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
HITTING the Old Head Pin


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26

the pos instantly ana nfVaket
Il cut.
I looked 81 my watch when
the har eoy tcppled.- said BY
ron II was ii:fi On ths iith
and last dsy 90 the season.
Come 'isvea u did. and how
Byron suggests ths Rattle
snake shculd ~ closed fer .
season or 30 until more bulls
can b produced.
Wood and Frogs
While the rest of ne eat
turkey. chicken. game birds or
beef Howard Panhandle
Weed. Newspaper man from out
Of oil Texas. devours and
Eorsss himself ON Louisiana
builfroEs. A Tsxas friend
killed them. fross them and
shipped thorn up noath. sah.
One DOZEN Of 'em. Each
weighed around eight OF nine
pounds Think Of the hops In
that bunch.
Another Letter
Dear Met: am going 10
stand right UP on my hind legs
and tell the world what I think
about our game situation.
! believe that 90 m o ne 10
giving IN the well known ride on
the Sucker Special
Just before the season opens
out come the newspapers telling
M Of all the game In the state.
the great abundance.
step right up. Suckers. and
get your ticket now. Only $3.50
per person n you take the fun
trip
Well. Net. did. I got n
Chink ROSTERS. IL Huns and one
buck deer. thank heaven for the
deer. And you can add four
ducks 10 the list.
Up 10 date I havs spess eel.se.
lnclrsdlag ths Ticket AaA es1
for . new scattergua. ses 10
count the time occupied aaA shs
miles I have walked trylag 10
fSnd some Of this game We hsas
~ much shout. bat seldom 80.
Sure I have . dog and Q good
one. But about every other 10
acres Of land there 10 . game
reserve. . military reserve o.
some ranchsr who won't let you
shoot because he lost cattle or
something the year before.
It's about time the city slicksr
sportsmsn squared themselves
with the ranehsrs. The average
farmer doesn't like W. And you
can't blame him. Something
should BE- done about II. Not 10
the farmer but 10 the hunter.
Where were our game pro-
tsctors and our checkers this
ssasonY saw only one. He
was In the Rattlssnaks game
preserve during the elk. season
and I can truthfuIIy say cav
plenty Of Illegal game taken
hess game protectors ~
ported running elk with tegs- Z
say IT'S time 10 put . stop "
that ! know tive places ~
sams thing hsppessd - ~
deer. One was whidby isiAsA.
ths other Ne nhsisea 49,
II you win remember. Net, ]
wrote you three years ago. !
told you what other states have
and what We have here. ] an
glad TO zee some Weakening here.
What about = refund On our
deer and elk license n We get
no meatY
Oh, for . good fat msIisrd for
Thanksgiving Day. Where can
] get onsf I'm stili . sucker.
e. y. TWfBGLL.
stsiiaeocm. wash.
Dear Twib: Ny goliy. podnss.
you got quite . bag Of game 10
date. Wsh I could have match
ID your luck. One or two game
protectors can cover only -
much ground. What Ne need.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
De- Nm = AZ

nAy 11s1oeA pnnoe sunn11ono
- ~ ~ 49, NumolDo 6oC1noE
IN = - ~ ~ - JUuunr1
ntone - oioo s'e1soe (1enooD 60
Ny ovumme11 ~ onn1rnoD =
reGs1ag ~Yeo - Yo>w ~ -
GyosB- ~ e1n1e 80 - $3.50
90 = 6pGu y nooe11o 60 rrrrH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26
IN Ohe Raskef


Ducks Reported in
Reports from various doek
grounds Of this Sound district
are that numerous birds are AZ
last here.
They are northern birds. Il 10
reported Cold weather and .
freers have sent the birds On the
lanes that lead south 10 warmer
cilmee
10. I suppose. now !. the tiuss
% repienish yeur shell supply
and 70 after them.
4 hunted the lower Yakima
valley iast week end and had
pretty good luck. Mailards In
particular. Evidently many
northern birds among them.
Friends working on the Ia
coma tidefats tell me ducks
were flying In great fiocks yes-
tsrdsy. You might find the
ufftf ttaes NH<Ie tHe auukn.
and pot-holes prevail. good shoot
Ing.
Bad News
This defense program n going
10 raise the very dehbil with
fishing equipment. There's go
ing to be q scarcity In many ma
terisls.
Substitutes must be found.
will Be found. but that will take
time. Many OF them win b en-
perimentai and probably will
prove failures.
n you can lay In . supply 81
good hooks. do u now. Neat
summer may b too late.
Fly hook manufacturer are
having real trouble In obtaining
British and Norwegian steel
hooks. II you know OF any rural
dealer with aged supplies on his
shelves, get 10 him fast and buy
him out. That 10 what dealers
tell me.
Minnesota Pheasant
A letter brought TO desk .
page torn from The Sporting
Goods Dealer magazine. . trade
journal:
MIN EsOTA PHEASANT
BAG HITS ALL~TIME HIGH
"statistics released by the
Minnesota department Of con-
servation reveal the ever
increasing importance Of the
ring -necked pheasant ~ . game
bird In that state. In 1890. the
department reports. sis..oi
phcasants were bagged. In 1910,
hunters accounted for IN esti-
mated 1880. birds. IN In
crease Of 17s per cent. In 1910.
Minnesota also established IN
all-time high for small game
licenses issued. with . total Of
186.BSs. This - $4,000 greater
than 1888. the previous high
year"
And at the bottom Of the page
was penned this query:
"wot's wrong with our game
department."
Blamed II I know. Haven't had
any information from the de-
partment In months Have asked
for data. but none was for
warded- Maybe they don't know
the answers themselves.
At any rate. II IL such reports
~ this from Minnesots and
those from the Dskotas. Idaho.
Montana, Oregon. Wyoming and
Nebraska, for instance. that
riles US In Washington.
Minnesota has . population Of
far more than 100000 greater
than Washington :. yet look
at the pheasants killed there
last year.
Folks. there's q reason for
this and I believe you are en-
titled to know what II II. The
state 10 receiving more money
from licenses than ever before.
Why haven't we more blrdsi
Gets His Elk
Byron Presley. Tseoma big
game hunter, has determined the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26

Your postmaster eas tell you
how 70 invest 10 Y. d Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-26

the bull Instantly and hrcaEht
Il out
4 locked ~ ms watch when
the har eoy toppied. said BY
ron IT was fi.ft On tire nth
and last day 20 the season.
Come lsven u did. and how
Byron suggests TIE Rattle
snake shculd 10 eiosed fer .
season or % until more bulls
can b produced
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-06-05

Of high or low estate. wicked or
good, interested or antagonistic.
They all need Gods Word.
Nv. Victory for Christ wv. II, 12).
The army goes into battle with the
purpose Of winning victory, or it
is defeated before it starts. The
Lords army is on a victorious
march. certain of success, because
He that is in US is greater than he
that is In the world" Il John 40.
In dealing with the sorcerer, Paul
brought down the drastic judgment
Of God. Note that this was not done
because Elymas opposed Paul, or
because he had some different be.
lief. but because he in his wickedness
opposed God. Those who fight
against God are in a losing battle,
the victory is always on His side.
There was another kind Of victory
here, and the soldiers Of the cross
are Cor should bel far more inter.
ested in that type Of victory; namely,
the surrender Of sinner at the foot
Of the cross. God won a victory in
the heart Of Sergius Paulus.