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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
First Juvenile
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Win Is Races

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
. GOLF

Highland Match play. sunday;
Bill kister. . Mp: Left Jensen. l
up: Bill Rsqua. even: Ken Reeve.
even: Tom Doyle. : down. Harry
johnson. 4 down: Al konsmo.
down: Nels Norbsrg. 4 down: JACK
Mcintyre. Z down: Rick Thomp-
son, / down: Bill Peterson. :
down; Jimmy johnson. 4 down:
Bill sechler. 2 down: J. w. Davis.
, down; Pat Kelly. down: Ken
Hopper. 9 down: Jack Enrigbt. 4
down: Don Bourgaixs. . down.
Dick Warbler. 4 down: Ben Niokol-
son, I down. Art Absl. 4 down;
A. b. Benton. . down: II. N. Rob-
inson, 2 down; Gordon Bennett, =
down; Charles Putbres. q down.
FIKCREsT - Points play. sun
day. for golf balls. Fritz Aetxgsr.
3l-s-ss; Russ sopsr. 800 -. e.
l.. Cunnsrson, fills: Joe Ne
Athur. 19-iS-ss. Saturday. tur-
key play. medal Fritz hstzger.
77-e-es; Johnny cilohrist. s3-ls
10.
BR0OkDAIg Medal Play, fun
handicap. winners Let DIVISION
Carl LAWSON 7s-lt-ot. chst cUey 60
1895. 2nd division - q. n. Wood,
se-is-e7. Jim nondssu so-3o-7o srd
division - John CoiousTou es-2f ct.
Oliver Orodyis so-2z-es won after
cares were mate he'd 70 par.
Othsr scores HsDld knlesid 81
i2-7z. Francis Chaplin s4-i<-7o. Dud
Lehman 7s-7-ss. Jos Greco 7s-T-77.
Harry Ropsn s<-iS-To. Ken norrssls
s4-i3-Ti. Jim Ensis o3-is-7s. ryts
Hssstsd s7-is-71, harry Aaunosys 80
1913. Pete rrslssp ss-1o-7s. 2 g.
BucholE se-is-7s. Bob Wilson e1-is-
II. BUR- Aorris s2-is-7s. Paul oosns-
rld Willis. HArold Thorssn IS Is
n, Paul Nelson ss-l7-7i ". :, MAnds-
90, Howard LIndholm ss-23-fI. c. q.
Ps.Srson Ioe-si rs. Norman Krpeldins
gs-7s-7O, Ch~t Davis s3- 7t-ss, Id Hot-
berg ss-2s-es. Al Petriek ico-zz-Tt.
Transfers winners Points
TournAment--cari Lapson 81 points.
chst Davis % posnA. Otbsr scores
jim Aondesu 81 points. Hisnls
HAdsmAn 30 points. Paul Uomsrud 81
points. y. Chaplin 70 points, Norman
krpeldins - posnts, Jim Farming -
Ins BrooHdals Msns club viii hold
their regular November nesting Mon
day Nov ~. 1871. All msmDsrs are
requested 70 BE- present Meeting ~
.. m A nina hole tournament ~
. .. IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Siagg Not to
Speak Locally

Amos Alonxo stage. great figure
In football and coach 81 tire
College ~ the Pacific. Stockton.
Calf, viii no, attend an assembly
al Stadium high school Friday nor
will hs b. the speaker ~ the
Chamber Of Commerce forum
Monday noon.
This was the program proposed
By J. J. Kaufman. president u the
Chamber N commsrcs. for starr.
whose ts&m viii play Pacific
Lutheran in the stadium ssturds y
night, but . letter received Mon
day morning. said both dates are
OF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Big Game"
For Coasters
Stondford and Col
PloY In One Tilt

SAN FRANCIsCo - It's 'big
game week" In the Pacific Coast
conference football race. and try
ing TO pick the Western Rose Bowl
team - still like playing poker
with q plnochle deck.
Oregon state and Stanford lead
the pack. each beaten twice. WsC
and Oregon have lost three each.
Washington and use Zach have
three conference losses, plus de-
feats outside the league.
Traditional rivalries md ths
seasons Of both leaders this
Saturday. Oregon state nseets
. tough Oregon team 1t
Eugene. stanford has no easier
task with California ut Pale
Alto.
Discounting the possibility of
tles-and there hasn't been one
between ma or teams on the coast
this year-ths Rose Bowl pictures
shape up like this:
1. II both Csc and Stanford
win. Csc appears to have q slight
edge because the Beavers beat
stanford.
Z. II both lose. wsc viii make
strong bid for the Rose Bowl.
especially II the Cougars beat
Texas A. A NJ. Dec. 6 at Tacoma.
CLEAR TRACK
.. II only one loses. the winning
team win have q clear track.
Washington meets use satur-
day in the only other conference
game. WsC and UCLA will rest
UP for games the following week.
Idaho and Montana have COM
pleted their regular seasons.
Last Saturdays top confer
sucs game saw Oregon upset
Washington, 1916. whipping
over three ouchdowns IN the
second half 10 come from be-
hind and win with IN inten-
tionai safety that soaked up
the closing minutes Of play.
Oregon State ran Its reserves
through Montana, 40. WASH
ington State smashed Gonzaga.
500. Idaho sw~mped Montana
State. 800.
Santa Clara, top independent
team Of the coast. closed its sea
son with a nashy 3i-i3 victory
over UCLA.
use and st. Mays went east
To renew old tntsrsectonsl rival
ries. The Trojsns made q sur
prisingly good showing against
Notre Dame. although they lost,
20-1s. Fordham knocked over
st. Mays, 3o-7.
Stanford and California took
the weekend off IN preparation
for their big game"
Other scores Saturday included:
UsF 20, San jose state O.: Taft
Is, Bakersfield Is ttis); sacra-
mento J. c. 10. San Matso J. C.
8: Sunday Eams)-Eoffett Yield
Filters Z, Fort Ord Soldiers 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Sound. JonIs Lewis. whitman.
Gerald Cannon. College Of Idaho.
Chuck Furno. willsmstte. and Bill
Stewart. Ldnfisld.
Honorable mention: Ends. Ralph
Rogers. College u Idaho. Tackles.
Henry Schmidt, College Of Idaho:
Andrew Roger. Wiilametts.
Guards. Bill Hay. College Of
Idaho; Cliff starn, College OF
Idaho. csntsrs. Bud MONIES. Lin
field: Ken Moore. College Of Idaho.
Backs, Bob Woodward, Pacific /:
Jim Burgess. Willamette: Dalton
Pinion, Lnfield
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

he's done enough. aad eiio. 600 VIII
purchase q lot II cats.
Aisab put hinsslf m ths boohs
for all time when. though slightly
impsdsd N ths stretch. Ne ct .
world record sor . S-ysar -osd n
winning the Champagne 1T nsi-
mont Park In early October ~
running the mile IN 1.sss. Mis
record time for sn and . half fur
longs In his match race with Hen
y. whitaksr's Requested an the
same strip was little lees remark
able.
Aisab won Is races. q marx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Siagg, Olson TO Exchange
Diaqrams Of Cridiron PLAYS

10 Olscn. StsGg wrote that sise<
nsitber VAS able % scout ths othrs
ths exchange Of such information
would tend towards . bstlsr game
Olson iramsdi4t<iy accepted the
proposAi and dispatched his forrns-
tons ard plays 70 STOCKTON. Cal,
hom< Of College Of Pacific. ~ once
BY air mali stass< plays are az.
peeted back early this week.
This ssgsstieu Of stsxE's b
typical Of the Way ~ -KrAsd
81 nlsa" - tAngA1 fosohan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Coach Amos Aionxo staxK, ths
grand Old man" of football. and
Coach Cliff Olson. The grad
young man Of football. viii sx-
change diagrams of formations
and plays Ia advance o. thu Red
Cross game between College Of
Pacific and Pacific Lutheran here
Saturday night.
The veteran College Of Pacific
mentor. whose career parallels the
history Of football. proposed the
sxehngs Of information ia . letter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Amateur Rinq
Card Dec. 4
CY Perkins TO Top
Tocomo Club Bill

Cy Perkins. indicated amateur
heavyweight viii top the second
boxing show % the Tacoma Boxing
club ~ Crescent hall. 18th and
rsweett Thursday night. Dee. 4
Promoter Johnny Bsbnick an
nouness. he win be matched with
the best available amateur heavy
in this section. probably the
winner Of the current Army
elimination series The card will
include eight contests. Bsbnick
invites soldier boxers 10 use The
Tacoma club gymnasium at nights.
The plant 10 at Ills Tacoma ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Bearcais Get
Top Mention

PORTT.AND-VirtusIiy the en-
tire willamette University team
was selected by coaches and su-
letic directors Of the Pacific
Northwest conference for the ALI
Star aggregation.
The selections. done by ballot,
showed everything Willamette sx-
cept a center and q back from
Pacific. Thirteen were named 10
the first team, with an sxtra
tackle and an extra back being
chosen, probably because Of tie
votes
Even on the second squad, Will
annette got mention.
The choices.
FIRST team: ENDS. nm
Reder and Marshall Barbour,
both willamette; tackles
Martin Barstad, Neal Morley
and George Constable, all
Willamette; Kuards. Tony
Tfs1oth ana opfupn neSfSs
both willamette; center. Matt
land Anderson. Pacific; backs.
Ted OgdAhl. Al Walden. Buddy
Reynolds and Gene Stewart,
all Willamette, and George
Risk, Pacific
Second team: Ends. Bob Ma
cumber. Puget Sound: Franklin
Hsnson. Whitman: Earl Cipe, Pa
cifie. Tackles, Fred Lemcks. Pa
cific: Phillip oNsars. Linfield.
Guards. Norman Transeth. Whit
man: Bill Trsgoning. Puget Sound.
Center. Pat White. Willamette
Backs. Bill Mclaughlin. Puget
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
ROLLER HOCKEY

A hard and fast game Of roller
hockey was played at the Ruston
Recreation Center Saturday night
between the Smoke Stack Gang
and the Ruston LAds. Score,
Smoke Stack Gang 7, Ruston Lads
9. Tuesday. the 75th, a return
match will Be played.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
STRAIN AND GRUNT

PORTLAND - The annual Ore
Eon State weight-hfting tourna-
ment will be held Saturday night
In Portland, 1t was announced to-
day. A large turnout Of the states
strong men was anticipated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25


Minnesota's crushing at
tack off the single-wing for
nation Shsughnessys
Model 7 tricks Notre
Danes cutback from a ball
anced line Pop Warmers
double wing formation
Cliff Olson's Pacific Lutheran
flying circus
All depend upon one thing
.. all will falter without that
one thing -.
"a punch through the Gen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Passing TT Along
With Heroic Sksv

Study of weeks games in the stadium bowl both
which lacked the offensive thunder that like
with football has convinced this that there IL
one only cardinal principle generate grdron
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest In Y. Q. Defense
BondA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Straight power-smashng at the center won't win you
many ball games in this modern era when pass
nuify 20-play s0-yard bulldozer march.
But straight power smashing will win plenty Of bah
II properly mixed with repertoire of reverses spinner
sweeps, forwards and aterals.
real
Offeuse
perfect Offensive
bocng-ons toughest things 10 learn IN football
2oopo inside when
persisted trying to
outside It's just about the toughest job In football
W. captain writes the
Pacific Coast Ask Pacific Lunerans
Faom Ask stadums
Raw Hagen They They the story from both
theyn its footballs toughest
Job ffensive blocking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Abes, TIGERS Lacked Center Punch

similar situation existed in the Stadium Lincoln game
Both teams had mideason exhibited real punch through
the center. .
had been badly injured In early NO
Rupert not in shape for
both teams used fullbacs sparingly.
Consequently failed to produce the scoring thrills which
jacobson did hammer the ne Mt three
and made first down
Rupert ball twice Once he made first down
on the Stadium the time he fumbed
able generate consistent
the Turkey Day would have been scoring sr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Mode the Difference

Had Hartman been In the game Matty tackles would
probably been forced to inside to stop his punges
Then Lutheran offensive bocker could have drove Pilot
tackles further inside giving Tommervik opportunities to
gallop through off-tacke holes.
the Mays defense would probably
possible for Tommervk to complete long
passes TO Marty North and Poino
outside
u be credited the Luthsrsns
had nothing their tight defense against
passes.
The hammerng the center Of the
Lutheran smashing guard time after
time.
Cff Olson could do little about
It. Enng Sloppy nearly IS minutes without
rest Holland p,ayed finally
spelled off, by Hugo Swanson. regular tackle
Az pounded goody gains all the rest Of
their both
touchdowns after had moved ths ball
down eloz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Overpower EN- or Fool EN-

All offensive football Is planned to either overpowsr the
defense fool it. In modern years. it has been more fool
'em" than "overpower EN-
tackles thase
football without good tackes;) Equaty
important opposition where these bastions located
ID inside outside the defensive end
Against q (which will
tackles usually play outside the ends
baso forced play inside the end team has
though the center
team battsring attack through the center Be
combinations the tackles VIII
begin 10 to guards and the center.
Pacific would have center Friday
sidenes fighting infection
University mentor knew It, He planned
his tackles wdeand they
ganops May had secondary
Lutheran and end
But doing May his center wideopen. And all Of
that
Fries Paul Po that eyad brs
that center
from Bratls Tommervk
those whore Aay deliberately under
hs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Predict Advance
In Sugar Prices

A strengthening sugar market
was indicated in Wednesday,
wholesale market reports. and an
advance in the near future vas
predicted Present price range
from s4.ss 10 1910 per cwt.
Local produce available includes
parsley. green onions. rsdishes
spinach and rhubarb. Parsley.
onions and radishes are selling Al
30 cents. 80 cents and 3 cents
per dozen punches. respectively.
spinach Is 5 cents per crate, and
rhuharb. four cents per ID.
Listed quotations are wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Suit Against LoGoso
Settled for 81 ,375

Settlement for 1878 of a S2s.-
600 personal injury suit against
DR.. James A. LaGasa and his son
James A. jr.. was shown in a
judgment filed In superior court
here Wednesday.
The judgment was in favor of
George Magill. of e433 So Puget
Sound ave. and his son. Franklin
NJ. Aagill. who was knocked down
on Union ave last August p by
car driven BY LsGssa. jr
The accident occurred about so
feet from the intersection of So.
e4th and Union ave.
The suit had been set for trial
April 10 before jury IN Judge
Ernest NJ. Cards court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

ROME Roberto Farinaeci, for
mer secretary general of the Fas-
eist party. said in the newspaper
Tomor1 of Tirana, Albania, We'd
nesday that Italian troops in North
Africa, supported by German
expeditionary force. were counter
attacking the army of the Nile.
Farinacci. who is in Albania. hint
ed that German troops in Bulgaria
were preparing to march into
Greece.
Uniformed quar- In Ber-
lin Tuesday said that German
armored formations had oc-
cupied El Agheila. near the
border Of Tripolitania and Cy-
renaica In Iibya. British mil
itary quarters In London said
today that the reported occu-
patton ua~ mot unlikely
Greek reports recently amid
that Farinnaci. who h CLOSE 70
Premier Benito Mussolini, had
been killed In action In Al
hania.)
All Italians who possess a sin
gle gram of brains understand that
what now Is occurring in East
Africa was inevitable Farinnaci
wrote. Completely surrounded
by the enemy, cut off from the
mother country in such manner
that they were unable to receive
supplies. Italian troops in that sec
tor could not defeat the British.
However. they are making
. fantastic stand. outnumbered
~ they are by enemy contin-
gents and fighting as they are.
only ceding territory inch by
inch while nflicting heaviest
losses on the British.
The London dream of conquer
ing Tripolitania in a desert blitz-
krieg has given away to an I'M
pleasant awakening. Italian SOL
dlers, cooperating with their Ger
man brothers, have placed an in
surmountable bulwark In front of
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aces Life Sentence
Over $3.50 Quarrel

BAKERSFIELD, Cal. - Walter
T. Fairbanks, SO. who shot and
killed a California relief admins
tration case worker in a quarrel
over $3.50 reduction in his
monthly check, was convicted here
Wednesday of first degree murder
charges and faces life imprison-
ment.
He was accused of shooting Mrs.
Elizabeth Tarbox. rs. in the back
as she lodged between desks in the
Bakersfield relief office.
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Nile Army acing Counter
Blows. F ascist Head Saws
Hints German Troops in Bulgaria
Preparing for Morch Into Greece
By LichtY

Wavell's forces and already have
started eounter-attaok which
soon will be crowned with sue
cess"
THE reference WAS to Gen. Sir
Arthur Wavell. British supreme
commander In the Middle East
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Meeting on Friday
OF Credit Unions

Tacoma Chapter of Credit
Unions will meet Friday evening
In the city council chambers with
c. Dale Bowman presiding. Prin-
cipal speaker viii be Harold NJ.
Tollefson. Tacoma attorney, who
will discuss "Chattel Mortgages
and Community Property" the
subject for study and discussion.
There are now 20 state and
federal credit unions in Pierce
county, all members of the Ia
coma chapter. The directors and
shareholders Of the unit unions are
invited to the Friday evening
meeting.
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Program for Soldiers
Planned by Churches
pproximately 100 soldiers from

APPROXIMATELY 100 soldiers rom
military camps surrounding Ia
coma will be entertained in the
parlors of Bethany Methodist
church. So. 57th and Park ave,
Friday evening.
The party, part of q city-wide
effort of Tacoma churches to pro
vide civilian contacts for soldiers
AT frequent intervals. is being
sponsored by young people of ST.
Psufs Methodist. Westminster
Presbyterian, Plymouth Congre-
eatonal Nazarene and Bethany
Methodist churches.
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wan some a The obJsctors
withdrsw their opposition wednes-
dny. IL council ovsrraled other re-
Mnnstxnncs md granted . petit
t1m 1nr . Local Improvement dist
xtct a Mckinley hill formed to
finance installation of ornamental
strest kghtA The streets To be
hgh9pd are n ths vieinity Of IA
3lth and J St.
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Morkets of q
Glunce
WEDNESDAY

Stocks; Irregular in moderate
trading.
Bends: Higher; Z. s. govern
menfs irregularly higher.
Curb >teels: Irregularly higher.
Cotton: Up A. much a. IS cents
bale.
Wheat: Up : TO - cents.
Corn: Up \ TO /. cent.
Rubber: Up around / cent
pound.
Silver: Unchanged in New York.
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Finance Commissioner Fswcett
advised the council Wednesday
that the city owns no lots on So.
N st, between So. 18th and So.
18th SITS, which Tacoma Com
munity House had asked permits
sion TO use ~ summer plsyfieids.
Community House officials are to
Be notified and urged TO contact
the private owners Of the property.