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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Vancouver Lands
Seattle Rockies

sEATTLE-The Seattle Raj
niers OF the Pacific Coast Base-
ball league today announced scqui-
stion Of Lewis Goldman. south
paw. from Vancouver. r. e Of
the Western International circuit.
In another deal. Utility Man Joe
Cosesrat was sold 10 Portland.
Seattle gave up three pls yers
and an unspecified amount Of
cash for Goldman. Who Hen u
and lost ak for Vancouver last
year.
Vancouver eiil get PETE Jonas
ouifielder. Paul McGinnis short
stop. and John Tate. pitcher In
addition. the Rainier, optionsd
outfislder Ernie Endr.@ 20 the
Canadian club
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Fife Matmen
Win s Titles
All Six Entrants
Cop in WoWo Meet

ONLY az F1fs ~rsStiers made
the irr 10 Walls wsis n COM
pete in TIRE wrestling division Of
the state high school boxing
tournament.
The meet vas stared a. Nslls
wans high school under the spon-
sorship Of Washington State col.
lege
George Morihiro Of Fife pinned
his first opponent and Won a de-
eision over HI. second In the ss-
pound class
kiva.hi knrimata Of Fife had
no competition in the 1os-pound
class and Won the title by default
kenr Ysguehi threw his
first lis-pound opponent In
one minute ten seconds and
his second In 40 seconds.
Hirnshi Yagnchi defeated last
years iis-pound champion In his
first match. then pinned last
years i2s-pound champion IN the
finals Of the l25-pound class
Leonard stolen defeated last
years champion To win the is5-
pound title.
Ben Holdner defeated Perry of
Walla Walla in the laa-ponnd
finals. Perry hadn't lost a match
In four years.
Coach Les sandyig said the Fife
squad would compete in the state
wrestling meet at the University
OF Washington this Saturday.
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Opposite Types

Brothers 80 very often ar. Of
opposite types.
The same. Of course. goes for
sisters.
Take Jerry and Bobby Skaug-
set. for instance.
Jerry. 5. and Bobby. abou, I.
recently caught their first trout.
That was at George Gsmblin's
Rainbow Trout ranch on the Sc
attic highway.
Well, sir. when derry. pro-
nouneed blond. tied into his first
fish You could hear him for
blocks. He was excitement and
noise from the top of his little
tow head TO his toes. lie Jumped
and roared and beamed.
But tiny Bobby. brunei =.
well. he simply hauled in his
trout. touched IL with a FORE
finger. which he hastily with
drew when the rainbow Topped.
and then. after another glance.
reached for the rod and wanted
action again.
No fuss. no excitement Just
something TO be taken for
granted.
Direct opposites even to their
compilations.
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SoImon on Flies

An angler writes to inquire IL
salmon will take flies in salt
water. and If not :. why not
Sure they'll take flies in GER
tain sections.
That is, streamer fly of
lengthy hair body and opposing
colors.
Case Inlet IL one section here
abouts where blackmouths, young
kings: ailyera and bluebacks.
young humpies. provide thrilling
sport for light tackle and flies.
One of these days I'll give you
the low-down on this sport
which Is not generally known.
| know one man In particular
who has been enjoying the fun
for some time In fact. he pio-
neered the sport there, I am
sure.
BY the way, do you prefer the
cutthroat to the rainbow, and
why? Or vice versa. Person
ally, I'd rather hook the rain
bow. He's every bit the fighter
and his flesh is better in the pan.
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Pugeis Date
Spring Sport
Softbull and Tennis
Listed for TuesdoY

safte.il ard tennis VII be Tues
day sports IN the Puget Sound
Conference I'M. spring while track
sin take IN. spotlight On Friday.
according 10 schedules released
this week
Both senior and hanler high
softhsll tssms VII play On Tues.
day with the junior high teams
playing on the opposite field NJ
the senior high teams. sho will
play aouhiehssders
Senior and Iasi.r htHh
te.n,s eempesiiien ~iii also
~ conducted IN the sssse
Tuesday basis - scffhalI
Fr.f play Of the .-~ses 10
slated for April a
Track composition opens this
Friday shsn Enumels~ gees n
Kent while ruyailup engages
Olympia in . non.conf.rsncs meet
At Olympia
Tn. schedules,
>oiTBsII ssp rTssIs
April H=Anntrn Of nsnton nlsh-
line AZ Kent. Sumner ~ EnunslA~
ruFsliap At Buckley
April Auburn a. HIshlins
Renton al Kent. sumner - rugallup
Enumeiss At Buckley
April 71-=ksnt 81 Auburn High
line al neBton, BUCKLEY al simmer.
fuysiiup At Enuus
April 1a@Hsnton 81 Auburn Hsnt
al Bisbllns mBumsias st sumner,
Buckley at ruyaiiup
AAy auburn 81 Kent usnfan
a Hlshlins Summer At nueslss.
rnumriss 81 pnYsiiup
hsy IA aishilns 81 Auburn Kant
a. hsntons ruYsliup at sumner
Buckley .. rnamsis~
THAfk
April Fnumrlss ~ ssnt. riIss
allun - Olympia
April II R~nton. Auburn ct P1IYs
.liup Knumels.. Kent a. Hlsnllns
April IN ynumriss Kent 81 asn-
ton Hishlins5 Auburn ~ puYailups
April 7s@Hsisy Carnival ~ High
iin1
Mar -Hisnilns. Auburn a. rem
ton. PuYallupl Fnumelsw A. Rent
MAJ 10 North gnd ausltfyins 81
Hsnton South End qualifying at
Enumeiss.
May Conferences NEE. Al ruy.
sIlup.
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BOWLING


kAHIN hind ftAstr
Prank Ia FeuT and Ma Hnisht
sefs high seufsfs for tie men and
somsn trundlsfs Of The Ksfis nifa.
league matches on ths Bfosdssr
siieYs sunday
Ia Fisuf rolled 40 $50 and 40
% reach SEQ for tho b.ss total Of the
men members Mrs. knight checked
n nth sns fu me res, ssofs fsT
fhs sofnss. sith singles Of lss. i7s
and iH4
nesuits; stnfss 4 Bises nlFds l.
ruakoes Woodpse ssfs o nius
Birds , seAsaIils ! D.dos . whip
po-4siIls
HAN AID 100 IrsfstF
1ns Ham snd kss lsssas slo~sd
"a schedule with SUNDAY matches
on the Pisy MIR sisYs snd the
second half championship sent 10
the Lusisf team
The pisyor for the ~asan cham
plonah1p e scheduled for nsHt sun
dsF and ~. Withsridss aulnt~t.
first hslf winner sili be mo ops
ponsnt of The itisisKs
Julius Hslboe rolled high IN the
closing mstenes of me lssstl~ snnos.
ins 20 for ths high single ss8s ara
3Bf for the hign total
Ffansss Itis4sF turned n fns b~ss
total for nc women bosi~fs ~ tho
circuit fszistsfins ls1. ia ana isi
far sol Total
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Patches Of Gold Wins AGAIN

Ben Grimes fine little 7-year-
old pointer female lemon and
whiteD won the Far West Field
Trials clubs shooting dog event
Sunday. There vas a field Of q
with IN. race run over the prsi-
res south Of Tacoma. Grimes
handed Patches.
Suffers 6csdi< WAS second,
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daily. Trey cane swav singing
Afs praises
pr~u.eeev Nate uvuxurnn
neee . p~pssss sswv> wnpn -
aaerun<o1 - wppn 49, -
Y. . s~vviee mee ~ nneeev0
ss<se1 - sensitive ~ . ~
ssn.snn1 psee>. ~. - ~
- AMY. sevv - mngeunA
Other houts tuesday Night -
Harry Matthew'S ~ noeher Wann~
lnkten. n fessnas. nexev Wnt1
- nslfv Fe@f<f. foar ruasas. end
chet Barnett - sI.~fts~ As1nee-
four rosnass rns sesscu gets un1ov
ssy ~ ! ~ e'elr~n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Skidaddlinq

PARADISE VALLEY Old man
weather quit playing around with
his rain bucket in ths early hours
Of Sunday morning. tucked away
his blanket Of fog and turn~d eut
relatively clear sslss for the Ta-
coma nki club members who ROM
psted today In both club cham.
plonships ana tho Mi tsui Taco
ma day SALON Running simul.
taneonsly In the slslom Was tins
regular novice run for both msn
and women.
The Rub aewshiIi In she
morning started frem ihs
resk ledge I,sst slssss ths hesa
NJ raosrams. wound off In
left and Aews ~ rim sf
Faith Creek hssIs with .
steep schus. ~ the ssd ists
ihe basis fiees
Msrioris Jacobsen. defending
~omsnis champion. VAS lnfifsd In
the run and sss unable 10 taks
part IN fhs siaism in the after.
noon on AHA Vista
Vie HassDs,ssew sss~A sut
tiss wsid ~ hat . few passss
is sapt.se besh tks sissh
trophy and the shi bal
award for the mem .. Natalie
smith did In fbs .oos~a's
disl.lss.
Terry B@fxstfon " Seattle who
earlier In ths dsy PLACED first IN
ths Washington skl club lHtrs-
nnfsls tcos another frat IN tAs
novice r4Ins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Mat Tickets
On Sale Now

Tickets for .ths Jim Iendas -
John kstan heavyweight wrestling
show In he held nest hssurday
night ~ the new Expesstsen hall
IN Fast Hay street are now m
sals NJ Airport cigar stare. Chap
rsli a Grimes. Club cigar stare.
Turf. MONEYS. Lanes and nrossr
a Thomas. The Salvation Army
HoYs reeFeatlsnal home viii h~rs.
M nv the match Civic leaders
are hehind the show.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Mel Donald Sinks Tee Shot

For Is years Don Mcdonald has
banged away at golf balls with
golf clubs. Many times he reached
the green from the par.s hole
tees. But not until Sunday at
Allenmore did he grab off q hole
in-one. That came on the sixth
hole He vas playing With his
daughter. Donna Lou. WHEN his
No. 4 iron kissed tina pill into the
mug.
Highland drubbed Meadow Park
Sunday In team play at Highland
course. 40 to rs.
Ken Reeve was the low man In
the medal play, 50 PAT Kelly
was one stroke more. followed by
Olaf Grything with a 81 and Bill
Seehler with a 81.
Ken Reeve, SO, Pat Kelly, 90.
Olaf Grythlng. 81. Bill seohler.
81. Joe Gleva. Sc. s. Baerier. "A.
Chris cavanaugh. 81. l.. Booth.
6s. Ed Jensen, "a Tom Doyle.
81 Bill Peterson. IS. Archer
Genln. 10. l. Trutman. SOS. r..
Rowland. 50. Rod Mclean. Sc :.
Jack Mcintyre. SO: Howard Olson.
as. Elmer Larson. 10. 10. Peno-
vich. a.. Stout Sullivan. II. Dick
Warbler. rs, o. s. Peers. "a. Chef
Corey. 81: Ken White. 81. Myron
Nelson. Il. Marshall JIeks. 81;
Joe Tureo, 81; Chuck MCMILLAN.
II; Jack Enright. IS. Kenny Hop
per. 81: Nels Norbefa. 70. Pete
sorgenfri. II, Pop Stone, "a, A.
II. Gustafson. 50. G. n. sommers.
SO; Dick Long. IS. Rick Thomp-
son, II. Al Carter. 50. Geo Moe.
IS: Harold sorgenfri. 81. r.. Null
lin. "a: Oscar Forsberg. 30. J. w.
Davis. IS: Harry Bradberry. Is.
J. o. Peterson. 90, and Gordon
Jones. II.
Highland Saturday. points, I'D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Lincoln Nine
Shows Ability

Seven hours of baseballinp were
played by the Lincoln Abes Sat
urday as they won three games in
Lincoln Bowl. defeating Glover
Park twice and 14sth Field Artil-
lery once.
Pat Rooney led the Lincoln as
ssult with seven hits in ten trips
To the plate. Coach Loren Ralph
used subs literally during the
three games.
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Seattle Scores
Over Senator's
SAN FERNANDO. CaI.-s

SAN FERNANDO. CaI.-seat-
tie and Sacramento set out on a
northward Junket of exhibition
games today with stop, at Han
ford, Modesto and Stockton. Tn.
Rainiers beat the Senator. I 10 J
yesterday. Bill IAWrenee's Texas
Lacquer In the eighth let in two
runs.
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Badger Plan
Worked We'll

kANsAa CRY. NJ. rhs tfnis
varsity NJ wiseanssns new ns-
'ionsi basketball champions tnssy
ef~siifsd ths sffseslv~ s6ousln9 NJ
ihsif assistant seA1h. yrss Veg
usr. with ths plan NJ baisis which
brought than . ~ 10 ~ victory
over Washington STATE In ths sase-
ssst finais Saturday night.
wsgses isshe1 n - ~
wsshisgtea stats sssisset hsss
. ~esh ags Saturday vhes u
d~fsst@l Ashaseas In M
wssssss Nstssess Cstssgis1e
Athietie nsse~taitsUat sinais.
Aifhsssh ~ sssssss ks~h .
ssinsss II sssss ~ sfsesa1
.Siy shsse sssas ~ aAsteA
stop Paul landsman." - saaA
i.indsman. the s6u.faos sevsn-
Inch Washington State esutss hAl
bsen The cog ~ ths attack. ret.
ting 20 potnts In tbs two ~~sesvn
pisysff xsnass. ana eontrolfine -.
tosnds off both basksta
rhOOH on PUDDING
In practice s<xssons LAST week.
Coach Harold n Foster. psnns1 :
Lindsmsn 'iahsI~ on Don r1mmes-
man. second string ssnssr and -
ths reserves ran Warrington state
plays. siss Timmsfmsa a. ths xsy
man
No affective aid ire plAa -
battle ~ors that when they mse
i4ns'smza IN ts~ fiess. sssy ses1
tns bax boy wtthosss . single gsaI
and sshiom ct him ger . rsbsunA
Ths jsh II guarding ht@ wss
esusss~s sss. s~s CaSaais
ssese Gsgi,ss1 go Cnnstle
Gpp~ssss fssh Gaze - ~
ssest II ths tims.
knxlund. IN addition u that. ~
five ns3ksts and thrvs fres thsUwa
70 lead MS team in scertng.
The coach of ths loeers, Jach
Frisi. said his seys had no -
e1s~sl
III just wasn't eur sighs," -
said We dldn's ses1rs 70 Nh
the way ne played. wtseounin
showed - the most elsvsr defence
ss svsr had ss~n and ws eout1nfo
do anything with H.
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I'm Ohe Baskef
With EIliof. .aeteoIs

NExT sunday. boy. and gas.
you car taks your fishing
tackle ard e = . fof trout.
perch. has. erappie
But only IN the lskes.
Whatever you do. dent nsh
the streams.
Stream fishing open. Nss I.
Sunday.
The summers weather we've
hen having this spring should
produce fine results.
The fish are in the lskes.
Plenty Of them
AL you have 10 do il per-
snsde them 10 bite. hook em
securely and land them.
It's all very simple.
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handled by Lloyd suiter. Dash
Point Niger, setter, owned
and handled by Dan Martin
Wns third
Harold Hip.s. centralis. judged
the event. assisted by l. y. Lynn.
Tacoma.
Dog men from Seattle and Port
land acre present. A free lilncn
1a1 served.
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Casanangh. IL; Robert Mullln. 40.
J. ". Davis. ~. n. n. Lane. n
Elmer Larson. n. Clarence. Black.
ford. 10. Lief Jensen. "a Frank
Olson. -. Fred sou.r. a..
The sfookdsls Mems Golf club
held a points tourney At Brook
dale Sunday On fill handicap.
Winners. first division Ken
sorrell. a. points. Geo. Williams.
~ points. Second division. Harry
Msunder, ~ points. Harry John.
son. ~ points. Carl Lawson. ~
points; Francis Chaplin. 40 points:
Harry Rowen. 40 points Harry
DAILY. 40 points. Third division.
Dick Hoefer,. 30 points. Don Cor
don. ~ points. Jim Mondesu. ~
points. BIZ Ward. ~ points. Ed
soIbers. ~ points.
Other scorss Geo. Holm. 30 points.
joe Hansief, 70 points Joe Greco.
- points Bob Ailsfd. 81 points.
Riddle Rifisrs. rs points. mud Lab
man. ~ points. Elmo samuslson. "a
points. pete Hesstsd. 81 points Jim
Ensls se points Chss nooth. "a
points. Tom wallace. IS points. Hsr.
old rhofson ~ points Don Issn-
nsrG. 81 points. Orc Marshall ~
polnta Fred Himmeisbsrh. n points
Paul oomsrud ~ points Hnd AIRS.
nam, a. points Emil earts ~
points. Chef Corey. ~ points Oliver
orodtis - points. lowell Hammond.
40 points Prank Newell. no points.
Al fetriek. ~ points I'd Bedford
30 polns Harry Batteries. III point.
Chas seudorfsr ~ points Jim
Farming. ~ points. Carl Peterson 90
points walt Williams n points. y
G Buchoiz. ~ points. Burt Morris
10 points. and John Johnaon. 40
points
Transfers. Sunday At sroosdsls.
odd holes on ons-haif handicap. Win
nsrs, frat division Carl lawson 40
Tom wallace sg-7s -sfD
Second division Jim Mondeau as
lsis-sots. Harry satterlse ss-I7--
1i. I'd Bedford ss-l4-s7
Other scores Lon Bishop s7-s-ss
Prank Newell b0-is~=1o Ghas Booth
-33s. Paul oomsrud si-eb
az Francis Chaplin s1-sass. u
G huehoiz t7-iois-seb Jim Fsrn-
ns s5sil-ss
Saturday. Brookdsls Men. club.
medal piaY on FUN handicap WIN
mere first division 10. UFeep 7o-s
u Arns sesnhazsn 77z7=aa Pred
ssesle Jf 7a-ls@ "a Second diyi.
ion Harry satt.ries ss-7t-7o.
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winning pitcher IUfpln. lozsnx
pitcher Csplingsfs innings yltens1
Tlfeevills J. Ckpilngsr nom Weber
5. Taarpsn scribnsr none a. pat
OH 1agpFttlk "a Iarsaukff none
Weber IT. T11Fpln Il ScFtCu<Y none
ra7ns T5rb~vi.ls z. czpiinxsr nons.
Weber 3. Turp!n 3. serlpnsr none.
alta Ttlrb<Eills o. CaDlinzer non<.
Weber 9. TuTpln .. scrfbDsr none
earned ruEs Tsrc~siIis q CApllnser
mons, Weber ! Turpln q S1ri1nsr
none o2ses On balls TtIEbeHiIls /.
caplgnsr none. Weber nine Ts1rpia !
ecribDer none st14lck cut TuFD<Fllle
4 CspliuscF nom Weber 4 IuF-
PIN 2 EefIon.F none sso-bsss hlts
Sturdy. Oufterlcss. WATT. kaerifIe.
nlGs slsIsrs stolen bsset. efnustsf
Gut.<r.dss vsnnl, runh baud n
sturdy !. srsrsella Gutt~rlds. Law
renee 4 scrurser. unps res snye<f
HOOD an6 C4rYeL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01

san DIEGO. Cal The San
Diego Padres went into their last
weeks training h.srtsnsd ~ an
even break IN weekend series
with the major league Chicago
White Boz the Padres lost =
In yesterday after taxing the
saturday opsnsr . 10 l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Steel Costing Rods

You'll see more steel RODS
than YOU ever saw before.
Not the old dollar telescope
steele. but steel rod. for fly
casting.
Science has improved the steel
rod.
I whipped couple Of the new
ones at the Washington Hard
ware over the week end. and
they are delightful.
Prices run from $50 up 10
rather important money Just
as il the case with bamboo rods.
I was particularly impressed
with one of the $50 numbers.
Its body Is yellow and attractive.
But the feel" vas superb.
You'll he happily surprised when
you get one in your paw, esps-
cially fly casters.
The steelies have a whip and
yet are firm. alive The spring
is sound and you get the idea
that greater accuracy can be at
tanned than with bamboo
However. trial will tell the
story.
When the light casting steel
rods were first put on the mar
ket a fault developed. They
crystalized and gave way, broke
In twain.
But the scientists went In
work and corrected that evil.
am informed.
Dealers also tell me that the
bamboo rod is facing stiff COM
petition.
The war between China and
Japan. coupled with higher
duties. has hit the bamboo mar
ket severely.
Bamboo rod manufacturers
have limited supplies.
A few of the major plants
saw what was coming when
Japan attacked China. main
source of the particular bamboo
required by top flight rods, and
laid in heavy supplies.
But when those supplies
run out well, that Is q sad
story. dealers insist.
However. you'll see more steel
rods on the streams and lakes
than you ever saw before.
cutthroots on Flies
Those very large ses-run cut
throat trout are being caught in
eoodly numbers in Burly bay at
the mouth of Burly creek down
as far as Glen Cove.
And on flies, more especially
the Satsop special, a streamer
fly with deep green and saucy
peacock feather that provides
the streamer. A frog or snake
skin pennant shaped uiggler at
fached to the hook adds to Sue
cess.
Many of the big boys :. and
they are fighters indeed have
run up to as heavy as three
pounds.
Ralph Vanderkinter of the
Vandes Tackle Shop passed the
dope to me and I to you.
An Article on Lures
There's an interesting article
IN the current issue OF Golfers.
1t deals with game fish flies
and lures.
Interesting TO any angler even
though you will want to come up
on your feet in argument in GER
tain instances.
The article is beautifully illus
trated, the flies and bait lures
being presented for your gaze in
actual sizes and colors.
The author evidently had never
heard of the McGinty or Western
Bee. a trout killer of the first
water.
Or he omitted II by mistake.
l couldn't find hide nor hair OF
H.
Many of the flies carry strange
names. That is, as far as this
section is concerned.
However, names OF flies vary
- -
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o..s 90 IsTsa.efrp

DAhIAND. taI Hsn1lea ppfd
BY iaes Of OUTSIDE exhibition
games. the Oakland Anofns today
faced The JOB u getting into snaps
for their opsnsf 81 san Diego
Saturday with lntfa-cl8b games
Ths OAKS have had only 40 out
s.ds ssmss al against szn Fran
eisco. They ARE fainst out ~
inslr engagement sllth the Vail. 10
Merchants yesterday
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Coast Camps

BDtts HOT SPRINGS. Cal
Ths Asn Francisco seals today rs-
turned 10 thsir training camp 10
prepare for their season opener
Saturday against Seattle. In their
hons stadium tina Seals split .
pair OF exhibition Esmss Thursday
and saturday sitA me Fhlls=
dslphla Athlssles
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SLABS BEaT BEAVERS

HOLLYWOOD" Ne HoIIyaso< sd
stars after sdKins out Portland
II 70 10. came back 70 Gilmore
fisid today for their lsst pre-
season exhibition. szalnst ths
Philadelphia. Athistles.
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II you're not using IL. sell il with
!. Fss.-Ae,ion Tinsa Want Al.
Phone Main 1i3l-
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ftrffrst-r SUNDAY bsst nius
4eCf~ais ss-G-so N Hts@aft zss
6-sz o A watkins ss-ssg A y
co.'s y DIVISION Gees. o.
sooa II 49, Az J HgfseF
4-ff - " ehssnAn, ia - e
Gould sIsssf
ssfufasy points u ssnnsf -
n Hanson II Tee gIHsff - y
AsCfedls - D eihss p 1annsou
- Y Eysrs 70 . oAIiakasf. -
. y Osea.oe a. l. v HaII. a.
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aflFnfp1fs Nsffn pIa5 aEafrss par
SUNDAY " o kirkss ~ 1sek
gaa yHYs ! -. xfns Asgs18Eh
sTeu. Tom Walsh. 2 do&n BIZ
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satgFasT. medal play-s4m susn
Handicap 20 hlEhf. T4-is-sf. Lou
Taliis fs-s-s7 Ernls Meredith
60 la Prank Bogsr. 7s-lo-s.
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WALTERS WINS

Jack Walters. younr souihpsv.
won the Flrersst clubs ~ hole
spring tourney which ended sun
day. He had . low gross OF 1918
7s-22e. Second place went 10
Bob Van DE Marx. 1868 23J.
John corliss had Ts-7t-s3 243.
fow net winners ineiudsd Joe
Herlsy. ana 100 0s and Pat Johnson
Fishburns. 7ss-ss-71o. ~osna C v
Wiiburn. 2s7-ss-7l7. n Aecrsdls
7ss-5s-7i7 Don Williams. 7si -
ala tied for third
Other - hole scores we're Charles
Gould ala. walter Christian. 32H
Les Fostsf. 7ls. George Pc as.
y lambert ar rfitz HstzseF. 1l3.
A - nysrs. $50. OH Alderman. gaD
Alien Linz al Ora Watkins. 37o.
I'd Hagen. az Henry Heunsf. at
Jses neiiNrsitn 7ss Harry Mat
thsss. 7is walter BrosnaoS 73o
Aark 5t<Wsft. ala BIZ shs@hsn.
2ze. warren iAsson 7lt " Dun
can. ala HsrrY Hsnson. z2s Ralph
fssu zz3 J " tDdsrson. 2zD 6.
A T.rrr. al. D Bonnsii zzs John
PrAns ssYsrs@n. ala Joe Aesrsnuf
222 Bnd Anderson zIs Tom Faio.
7s7 George Aooses zls
ThiFfyssiK hole totals acre Norm
Randall iss II Fizndsfs Ice. John
Dyer is7 n Heron iss o nstz-
isf l5s Archie MfLTkn iss john
Pens. leo wilbur RI hsfds. lBf
} IL Anderson. ls2
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Af.GcN Fsfks pS4rts b4A8 SUNDAY
Dy. e ~ Ho4s &c 4s kliia. ~
u Portmsn. 20. Pred smith. ~ go<
klns 81 Hans Has1 hsr. 81
SATURDAY. sss<ps. Stan ssc1or. TO
So joe Clssas 7s-s-sT y W
NslIis ss.ls-s7 Hsrry Grimm, e. :
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Highland Saturday. points, I'D
Jensen. AZ, Tom Doyle. ~. chris