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Evening star., 1941-08-20
Operettu Pocks Theuter

Copacabana Palace Theater in Rio
de Janeiro. Brazil. was packed to
capacity when pupils of the Ameri-
can School presented an operetta
in which flowers of all nations were
represented
Evening star., 1941-08-20

All-Brazilian factory forces in
Brazil will make products for Bra
zilians
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
No Such Number
Tone May Siartle
Some Phone Users

A new type ne such numher-
indicator viii - introduced 10
Tacoma telephone users On tAs
Granite exchange tAis week -
siren-hke tons which eventually
win have that meaning on dlal
phone systems AL over the country.
Granite district telephone users
S'ill get tire new signal when they
misdaal after Tuesday and ~ july
l Il vii ~ in effect Throughout
the city.
George ", Gshan. manager %
the Pacific Telephone and Tels-
graph Co. describes the rev no
such number" tone as something
like a fire siren in the distance. :
The present signal IN uss through
cut Tacoma indicating this type
Of error in dialing IL an intermit-
tent buxxing noise somewhat SINH
lar 10 the regular busy" signal
Calls dlaled 10 = number avail
able for use bat not ~ the present
time assigned 10 = customer will.
according 70 Gahan. continue a. at
present 10 Be answered by an opsr-
stor. who viii indicate whether or
not the number has been changed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Made up OF the best verse Of
the year by high school students
Of Washington, West Winds was
issued this week by the Puget
Sound Council OF Teachers Of Eng
lish. In the collection are seven
poems submitted by students Of
Stadium high school. Those get.
ting the thrill Of breaking into
print" are the following:
Dorothy Cochran, "Foghorns;'
Keith Duppenthalsr. October Six
teenth:" Barbara Ferris. "A Soil
tary Crow" Kenneth Kolb. storm
Over the Straits" George Naksno,
"A Dragon Fly" and Jim Wibore,
Storm If Millbank sound"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

a check from niag Crosby
swelied TIE hnlldinE fund fer .
new church building fsr TIE parish
- 81 John 81 ths wecas Tues
asy, = cane - : request ~
John I. smlthiln ehalrmsn - TIE
ennnltlss ~ ralslnT fslndx
smitkIn sass - tald Crosby Trey
had lnst their church ~ FIRE I'D
were sHdssvorsns - reeusld
In ths upper Ell a the cheek
= printed ning cFcshy. eozs Sun
80 hlva. Hallywced.@ TIE srns-
tnrs 10 D. |. Crosby. Il = - -
scocunt vita TIE National Trust
sna Savings n.nk a. ta~ Anssle.
a puelic all-dsy rlcnie u hsinE
sponsored ~ pArishicasrs II ths
little parish asxt Sunday IT
spansway park. Ne sdmlaMon
charge u to ~ mads. but any
returns frum ne vsrteuz cen.
eessions yin help ths Building
fund.
A large cemmlstes. deslEnatsd
The ticket COMMITTEES. = busy 90.
posing ~ tickets r. - used a
various onncesnions. rhs commit.
tee = ecnpossd ~.
Peter ? krsrf. chairman. q
n. johnson. Vernon ]. n<Wsld
Mr. ~ Boyle Louis ftoffmsn.
Philip kies, Am Gree. Mrs
Catherine Hers.rdlsr. NJ he
Fetsl Ma. Margaret ftsmlisan.
Mr.. TAFT. Ma. Aivia nemh.rsia<f.
MIRA A. a Rewards Hsr-ia
Thsdsn ,. l. ahsrsr. vicsnr
EspsteE jim Nsumsr. NJ.
william cressmsR. aps. -
Crimes. Joseph rinnzsi. kfrs. John
T. Dsras. Ars. Jeha !. smithlln.
Mas Cecella Smith. Mis. Mar.
Earet Freeman hrs- Aista nnsn.
harder. Mr. ara hrs Aikslleh.
Mira y Paul Mira reas ks~ss.
rhuk. Pete Fishsr. Emmett Cal.
lager. Mrs.. psreld Ksyncids Peter
Dickson. Natl psrik. Mary Smith.
Mrs. Albert nombardlsr. Mrs
William cressmsn. Miss RITA
Cuffit. MIRA J. Nsarns. Mr. sna
Mira A. y. Bomnsrdlsr. Afs Walt
corrsgsh. Frank ]. Rsdalns. Ms
~ "a Chilean Eaw alnsnn Mra
Gayle. Frank MAsnea. rhi skully.
MIRA Frank hoya. Andy Walt
Mrs Russell Lloyd. Mira. Rolln Gil.
man. Mira A. Z. Atkins. MFs. G
vigna Floyd johnson. Mira. J.
pevei. n kr.smsr. 1. " Hsv~riy.
Miss rita Hsyes Robert Kranse.
MT. nlisk, Ar Smith. Mrs ssitr.
W. J. strsilnE, MIRA Dsrrsl Rsss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Inside II he has an amazingly
large quantity Of relics and discard
ed antiques swords. tomahawks,
old flintiock guns and pistols. .
rusty old suit Of armor and q home
made ens with painted bits 81 tin
sewed onto a soldiers new khaki
coat with . gold service chevron on
the LEFT sleeve Hs also has rs suits
Of various types. some highly
oolorsd.
Among his most prlzsd posses
sions are his numerous musical
instruments. all Il which he can
play after a fashion A cornet. .
piano badly out Of tune. . banjo,
violin. accordion and drum ali
msks up his ons-msn orchestra.
Newspaper clippings sbout his
world-famous ark. soms of them
II years old. sdorn eramped quar-
ters inside.
High point Of Crssnwood's life
u the long distance tslsphons call
from q London newspaper In pre-
war days and the half-hour inter-
view with the English reporter ON
the other end Of the wira
Isn't saa~orthy
His bo-foot ark has no motor
or propeller. fts ruddsr 10 eatsn
away by barnacles and the whole
probably would sink n II were
showed away from It, berth on
shore. amid Olympia lumbsrmlils.
Greenwood IL no newcomer 10
Puget Sound. having come 10
Olympia In 1901 with his parents
from Illinois. Ne acquired the ark
long after II had made = trip. he
said. around the horn. Ny dihgsnt
bescheomlnE he hAs equipped Il
with several tons of Tin signs.
empty boxes aad odds and ends.
He admits he IL getting along
pretty good sincs the stats raised
his $40 old age pension 10 t3z.
Il got lots Of money now. he says.
With nothing N occupy his time.
Greenwood obllglnEly raises the
ciimbsTpome salls on his craft and
poses for pictures Of ths curious
who almost daily inspect his
strange abode He also delivers
a gratis religious lecture along
with the sightseeing tour and
points with pride 10 the Ealiy-coi-
orsd Tin signs plAstsrsd On u from
stem 10 stern.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
The Stork
Brought to

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Hopper
man. 1929 SO. Fswestt ave, Mar
10. son.
Mr.. and Mrs y. W. Taylor. so7
So. ] st. Apr. 20, son.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. II. stusrmsr.
Puysllup, Apr. %. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mariyasu. laos
So. X st. Apr. n, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael ]. Nc
Donough. SOC So. Cakes st, May
,, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl J Rinke. t7i4
No. Huson st, Apr. 10. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Il. schol.
theis. 7os No. X at. May 10. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Leigh.
Graham. April 20. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. l. shepro.
1914 So. Yakima ave. APR. "a. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. walk
or, SALT So. Cedar St. Apr. IT,
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee r. Davidson.
7ob2 Pacific ave. Apr. "a. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman n. Web
ster. 7s0s SO. Tacoma ave. Apr.
%. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. p. Butler,
5o2s SO. Puget Sound ave. Apr.
%, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. 3. Fuller.
5240 SO. Park ave, Apr. 81. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul NJ. Tomko,
2s0s Ea. " St, Apr. 20. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore j. Lentz.
Long Beach, Apr IT, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Loidham-
msr jr, Edgswcod, April '7
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teohici ossda. 1925
Jefferson ave, Apr. az. son
Mr.. and Mrs. Toyu T. Yotsuys,
RI. q. Box 57s. Apr. rs. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey L. Bakken,
Milton, Apr. 27, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Folden.
1914 so. Montgomery St. May 3.
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adm II. Burman,
141s So. 4ist ST., May 4, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. johnson.
Kent. May 3. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Pyfer, 1927
Market st, Apr. 81, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Striker,
Fort LAYTON, Apr, IS. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. chas. d. Mode.
1904 Ea. 37th st, Apr. "a, daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Paden,
so43ls SIND st. Apr. rs. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw ~. Rambeau.
Rt Box ss4. May 2, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. V. Hester,
RI. 5 BOX e27. APR. 2e. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent r. Bruzas,
Alderton, May 4. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley X. Cain.
503e No. Fraes st. May ., son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ktmbsl. 430s
So. c st. May 5. daughter.
Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. 4. sslley,
Auburn. May 4. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Lob
Kamp, 4530bs So. Adams st. May
7. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren NJ. Ander-
son. Ri. I. BOX TAI. May 8. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen y. Neher
RI. s. Box 42s. May 5. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest J. carino
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
'&BIRTHDAYS
FAMOUS AMERICANS

JUNE
Isoe-Jefferson Davis. army 81
fiosr, statesman. and presi-
dent q the Confedersts
states II America. In Todd
county. Kentucky. a grad
usts Of West Point. he dis
tinguished himself in the
Mexican var. lie VA =
member q The house o.
representatives. secretary q
war for four years. and \
senator. He Vas chosen
president q the Confederate
states about = month after
he left the senate In 1881.
lsia-Thomas Ball. sculptor. 81
Charles town. Mass. The
equestrian statue q wash
ington In the Boston public
gardens IL probably his bsst
work. Among his other
works are the Lincoln ernan-
cipation group 1t Washing
ton. Josiah Quincy in City
Hall square Boston. and
Daniel Webster in Central
Park. New York City.
is4t-Gsrrstt Augustus Hobart
vice president Of the United
states, at Long Branch. N.
J. He VAS elected on the
ticket with William Nc
Kinley. Hobart died in Of
flee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Valley Berry
Harvest Is On
New Bridge Sought
AT Orting

oRTINe-A normal agricultural
year Is in prospect for ortinr and
the upper PuyaIlup valley.
Strawberries are being harvest
81 commercially. and raspberry
growers are already calling fer
pioksrs.
Field peas. . July esnnery crop.
are in exceptionally good eondi-
ton.
Now maturing steadily after
their festival season Of bloom. ort-
ing bulbs will be DUG in the month
Of July.
Hop growers report q maximum
yield IN the making.
Petitions with regard 10 con
struction Of a new bridge across
Carbon river at orting viii b cir
culated starting today.
The old bridge was washed out
IN flood several years ago, and.
except for a small foot bridge To
accommodate school children. resi-
dents living north and east Of the
rver are out Of touch with orting.
At present they must drive many
miles out Of the way-to South
Prairie or McMillin-in order to
reach orting
At the next meeting OF orting
school board June a kindergar-
ten class for children five years Of
age will be a matter for discussion.
Mrs. Kenneth Owens, preschool
president, is accepting messages
from parents with regard to the
plan.
New and modern entrance mark
ers were placed recently on the
two main highways at the city
limits OF orting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Sage Of Tideflais Insialls
Dozen Cannon" on Vessel

CONTINUED From Page onel
what IL going on in the national
capital and Europe. Il wrote "a
the president and the congressman
lSmithl TO borrow money instead
OF taxing people. That's what IA
causing all these strikes.
Il should have seen the president
when he was here . couple OF
years ago but l WAS Just too busy
and didn't get around 10 u when
he Was in town" he eonfesses.
America and England will CON
quer Germany because we've got
more resources" he observed.
Wen be In the war IN . week
After IL IL over we'll have a good
government. All debts will Ne can.
celled then and well - into the
millennium that viii last 1000
years"
Ne has changed his former ideas
that the world was coming In an
end. He predicted the fatss would
ovsrtake the world In 1891 but
something went awry and since
then he has left crystai-gaxing 10
other seers.
The striped artillery and two
huge square sails covered with
quotations from the Bible are
0reenwood's latest additions TO his
ark. He declares II never was
meant 10 float. but Was only .
type ito attract the peoples at
tention to a more spiritual way Of
thinking"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
CONFIRM APPOINTMENT

BY resolution Monday, the city
council confirmed the appointment
Of David L. Glenn, civil engineer
to be industrial relations repre-,
sentative of the city light depart
ment. His appointment by Com
missioner o'Neil was made ef.
fective June 1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
War in Europe
A Year Ago
June ;, 1910


Paris sahares homnsd - -
waves ~ German rlAnezL cssasi-
ties risoed Il - dssa sHd 80
woana<a I. 8 Amnezsa1or VI
Ian {. Built HsTrswiy escaped
wh<n : 90 somh crashed through
: huliflaE n witch ~ 80 alnlaz
Ths British admiralty sanaunc<a
Ire laaa - - esslFoysFz - -
small sraft n eseresllnz -
nEF. frurn uslakIrk nFItIsh
tFasisrs siasAsf snS 0resulxAf
~rfe BOMBED snd suHk ~ o<rs-<n
planes
lssly ssncsli.d ipsa wuFidHs far
ar. snd MrR Al Tefrzn. Emm<s
Acksnna
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

1904 Sc. cnshman ave. Aps. IL,
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l. Mckay.
zoos No. 7th st. May Q. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Y. stock
bridge. s77s 10. Asotin st.. Nay 3,
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. hsris n Etnek-
land, 1904 10. tsth 81, May .,
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. NH, AIS
No 7lth ct. Nay 2. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. 4. Door. 7Aa7
So. Prospect st. May 9. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin L. clsavslin,
spanswsy. May 4. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Austsr-
muhl. RI q. Box Ito. May 7, son
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold q. HUFF
t322 No. cheysnns 81. May !,
daughter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Dope on Hoop
Quincy Here

The annual Pierce County Inter
league A. r. c and d basketball
tournaments, sponsored jointly by
the park and school recreation
departments. will open on Mar. 10
Closing date of entry set for
Mar. ; in the park recreation
office. 2l2 city hall annex.
Eligible teams will be limited to
CUNTS in organized civilian and
army unit leagues in Pierce county.
and players must be registered
with their team not later than
Feb. "a and have played in al
least three regular league games
by Mar. ..
Rosters will be limited 10 ten
players none of whom may be
under II years OF age or members
Of other teams.
No extra players from other
teams can be picked up for this
tourney as is done In the n. W
playoffs
Leagues eligible are City. Com
mercial, Park. Crusade, Sumner.
Puyallup. Bi-County. MeChord.
Camp Murray and Fort Lewis
The 1871 tournament promises
TO he record one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Tacoma Handball
Team victorious

Sesttle's best hsndbsllers were
soundly thumped by the Tacoma
Elks handball team this week.
Tacoma winning three straight
matches
Al Ziegler, playing the best
game OF ms career. provided y
ajor upset by defeating Bruce
Hildebrsndt. p. y. A. champion. in
two straight games. 21-iS. 21-l6-
Bill Boudwin and Orvilie Stew
art defeated Sesttle's doubles
champions. Pstricelli and Pstri-
cell. IN three hard fought matches
This match represented ST the ele-
ments OF a boxing match, as all
four contests threatened to come
10 blows several times during the
match. Scores were 2i-l7. 1921,
Pills
To top the evenings rout Leon
ard Moline and Frank Logan Of
Tacoma defeated Erickson and
Woods Of Seattle. 2l-le. 2l-2o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Racing Resumed at Anita
After Strike Settlement
Five Million Dollar Plant Held Idle
For Hours by Sl00 Month Stable Swipe

ARCADIA. Calf. - Thorough
bred racing was resumed at swank
Santa Anita park under a truce
today after strike of 1900
grooms in behalf of a 500 month
swipe had halted all activity at
the $1,000 900 film colony turf
playground for more than l l hours.
A deadlocked debate as 10
whether the suspended stable
hand should he reinstated
ended In temporary agree
ment enforced by Charles
Cooper of the California rae
ing commission after track
officials and strikers spokes-
men had argued without sue
cess from noon until shortly
before midnight.
Cooper ordered the badge Of the
swipe - Jerry Reynolds returned
by the track pending a further
hearing before the commission on
Saturday. The ruling was in effect
victory for the grooms who
forced cancellation Of the sched-
uled Thursday program and the
refund Of all fees TO some 10000
spectators in move that was
almost without precedent on the
turf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Bike Girls Rated

Credit in girls bicycling as an
individual sport was earned by 30
Lincoln girls last semester. it was
revealed by Agnes Blsndin. head
of that sport. last week
Girls receiving credit were
Gladys Whidden. Grace Rat
cliff. Army Ianglow. Betty
TRICKY. Joyce Shaffer. Virginia
Plat. Lillian Relske. Violet
Beekmsn. Ruth Nelsvick. Mar
garet Barry.
Lulu Veith. Ruth Cssteel Betty
Williams. Alice Person. Peggy
Barker. Lily Stephenson. Tsnia
Mcqueen. Marian Davis. Muriel
Keller, Beverly Keller, Ollie Twee-
den.
Alice Flsnnery. Marion Hslver-
son. Jeanette Oliver. Peggy
Walker. Grace McQuilsn. Nettie
Burgess and Jean Weber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Uppers Clash
With Lowers

Upper-division VS. lower-divis-
ion is the program in the Puget
Sound conference basket league
tonight while Pierce County league
hoopsters slate games matching
the leaders
Fife Trojans battle Yelm Tor
nadoes at Yelm tonight while Roy
Lynx and Glover Park Warriors
get together at Clover Park on
Saturday night in vital Pierce
County trays.
Puget Sound games find Auburn
at Puyallup. Renton at Sumner,
Enumclaw at Highline and Buck
ley at Kent. Other Pierce county
games are Orting al Kapowsin
and Eatonville VS.. Federal Way
at Fife.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Luiherans in
Play Tonight

Nine Pacific Lutheran basket
ball players. Coach Cliff Olson and
Manager Ernie johnson left this
nornine for the five-dsy road
jsunt across the Cascades which
sees the Lutes play four Ninko
league games. two In Ellensburg
and two in Cheney.
Players were Harry Lang Earl
Plat. Sig Sigurdson. Msrv Harsh
man. Marty North. Ray kapus.
Paul Pohllo. Kenny johnson and
Bert Bildt.
Sigurdson and Harshman
had the flu germs somewhat
under control "a they boa rded
the train. Harshman said he
got a good nights rest while
Siggy said he wa. better. Both
bows were In bed most Of
Thursday.
The Lutherans tackle the rough
and rugged Central Washington
Wildcats at Ellensburg tonight
and Saturday, then move their
base camp to Spokane, from where
they Will play a two-game series
with Eastern Washington Wild
cats on Monday and Tuesday.
Headquarters for the team will
be the Antlers hotel in Ellensburg
and the Dessert hotel in Spokane
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Freighters Win Second Half Commercial Race
Teams Is and Il
Lead Girls Play

Teams 9 and p are leading the
Lincoln High Girls Basketball
league as the squads near the half
wsv mark IN their schedule Il VAS
revealed b. Almirs harchesinL
head Of the sport.
Both teams have counted three
wins and no losses Team 20 IS CAP
tanned by Betty Van Wrinkle and
its members include Garrett But
terrified. Betty Van Wrinkle Shizus
Tamaki. Alice Kanler Dorls Dsvsy.
Bernice Young. Evelyn Lanigan,
Doris Long and Hanna Koehler.
Those girls who are Team FL are
Dorothy Strand. Irene Schulz, Nola
Reynolds. Raylen. Traille. Pat
Fisher, Msrgie Melvin. Jean Hill
and Ella Misc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
National Hockey
BY UNITED PRESS

The New York Rangers scored
their first win of the season over
the Chicago Black Hawks. SO.
last night and climbed into a
fourth-place tie with the Hawks
in the National Hockey league.
The Rangers rammed home
three goals in the final period to
add to a 80 edge they held after
two periods Of play. Clint Smith.
with two goals, led the Rangers
scoring.
Detroits Red Wings overeame
three-gosl deficit TO tie with
the Montreal Canadiens, ~
Motter. Wares and Howe punched
in the Detroit scores in g potent
third-period blast after the
Canadiens had scored twice in the
first and third periods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Soose VS.. Vigh
Bout Tonight
Middleweights in
Important Contest

NEW YORK Boxer vs.. slug
ger: that's the set-up when slender
Billy Soose tsngles with squat
Ernie Nish at Madison Square
Garden tonight in their 10-round
battle TO determine middle
weight challenger.
Soose Of Farrell, Pa. is
slender. dark haired and hand
some-a former Penn state
scrapper who numbers among
his intimates many screen
stars. In the ring soose Is a
superb boxer one whose
speed and artistry rivals that
of his Pennsylvania neighbor.
Billy Conn.
While Soose is stream-ined and
evssive. Nigh is built like a truck
horse and as thunderously danger
Gus. Nigh a farm boy from New
burgh. y. Y, is the hardest punch
er in the middleweight division.
He has knocked out SO OF his 50
professional opponents. No one
ever stopped him or knocked him
off his feet.
Despite Ernie's physical a.
sets. Soose is the SIS fayorite
Ia win tonight-largeiy be-
cause brilliant Billy registered
non-title victories last sum-
mer over both claimants Of
the middleweight title; Ken
Oyerlin, recognized a. cham
pion by New York and affil-
lated states. and Tony Tale,
the National Boxing associa-
tons king.
A private weight agreement
prevents either from scaling NOR,
than 16l pounds. Vigh expected
to come in at I59 and Soose a
1907.
Promoter Mike Jacobs VIII,
guaranteed the winner a title sho
at Ken Overlin in March. predicted
gate OF $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Compete at
Lincoln Gym
Come Will Be Vital
In X-Stote Action

tn. ehallensers role to the
winner,
That vii bs tho result Of the
vital Cross state league clash
here tonight between Lincoln Ahes
and Bremerton Wildcats in the
Lincoln gym at S o'clock.
Ted for second place. just
half-game behind psce-setung
Yakima Pirates. Bremerton and
Lincoln will be battling To see who
will take over the No. l shadow"
role behind the Pirates.
or course. II is highly possible
that the winner might move into
first place II Yakima Pirates
would fan before Stadium Tigers
At Yakima tonight
Rated nv many a. the
strongest team In the Cross
state league. Bremerton will
unleash all Its heavy artillery
against the Abes who are
somewhat weakened nv the
loss of Ingwald Thompson
from a sprained ankle.
The Abes viii lineup at the start
with Vince Hanson at center Raw
Sturgeon and Ed Huntington at
guards, Logan Blades and Ben
lshioka al guards.
The game starts at 7 p. m,
preceded by a reserve clash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
BONiBERS WIN
SPOKANE. Wash. - spoksne's

SPOKANE. Wash. - Spoksne's
Bombers turned back strong
threat by the Seattle olympics last
night. rsllying TO % tie TO pro-
tect their Pacific Coast Hockey
league lead.
Gilly Gilhooly opened scoring
with a tally on pass from Tom
son in $40 Of the first period.
Early in the second Dave Downie
bucketed another for the olympics.
their last for the night.
Lude Palm poled one through
ten minutes later and Norris scored
four minutes from the periods end
Neither side could tally in the
third period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

BOISE. Ida.-The University Of
Idaho board Of regents deliberated
today on selection Of new foot
ball coach
President Harrison c. Dale Of
the university said no information
would ne released until a selection
is made The post of football
coach will oe divorced from the
dictatorship Of athletics. Ted
Bank held both positions until
his resignation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
As Leave
For Camp
PHIIADEI.PHIA-

PHILADELPHIA Headed BY
President Manager Connie Mack.
a party Of il Philadelphia Ath-
letics we're the first major league
club en- rout. 20 spring training
quarters today A train was
taking them TO Carlsbad. Calf.
Pitchers. eatehers and club Off
Gals made up the party which will
10 augmented ny other players
en- route 10 California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
MANUSH LEADS AT GOLF
ST. PETERS RIRG- Lila

Msdslist Heinle Msnush. former
major league slugger and now
manager Of the Greensboro. y. c.
club in the Piedmont circuit. led
the field as the sixth annual base
ball players golf championship re-
sumed today.
Manush won medal honorS yes
terday with 73-12 -145 IN the
qualifying round, while Lloyd
Brown. former major league south
paw. was second with -e-74