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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
SUBSTITUTES WILL STEP
LIVELY UNDER NEW RULE

ON occasions othsr than the
~ three time outs allowed each
team in half, here's an example
Of how substituting will have 10
be done in college football.
A forward pass falls incomplete.
As soon as the ball IS dead. the
substitute rushes IN and reports to
the referee. II he moves fast
enough he viii have been accepted
BY the time the bail is put down
for the ensuing play. Time viii
not be called out for him.
II his reporting requires five
seconds after the ball il put down.
the players will have 70 come out
OF the huddle in 20 seconds, OF
suffer a penalty.
Thus. reserves will be dispatched
hurriedly into the game after any
form of a score, before kiekoffs.
on incomplete forwards. after IN.
ball goes out Of bounds. after a
fair catch. safety. touehbsck, etc.
GAME WAS IN HANDS
OF COACHES, ANYWAY
EANs should ss. better football
In the late stages Of games. a.
the players will not be ~ weary.
Coaches will give stars more rest
since they can return II things
get tough.
Generally, the lads viii b.
fresher at the finish.
WIN substitutes no longer nav
ing 10 wait one play Dsfor. com
munesting Instructions. the game
10 IN the hands ~ the coaches
more than ever before. But hasn I
Il been pretty much In their hands
All the while There IL no nse
saying coaches viii not cbss sub
sttutes in with Instructions for
sisnsl-esllers AZ critical moments.
especially In scoring territory. but
this has been done before. too.
Coaches might just a. well call
en-. as matter u feet The
average fan Will b sure the coach
has called play every time he
sees substitute racing on the
field down near the goal hns
II the team scores. the coach
S1il get credit for calling II right
II the team fails. the coach viii
oe = DUN. and not the Brooklyn
variety.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
oOsYiS oOmNgm klCnGD

biThiins prInisd almost Ina.
nstiisfsly and Fuysilsp drove 10
the Hisslins "A ~bsrs Ted sishi
intercepted . pass Later Gail
Bruce. Puy.iisp sIi-eonfsrsnes end.
puntsd osit ef Dosinds GA High
Hsss fiss-ysrd line and O~oras
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

nishi tho eight hsit.a
draw In tho closely contested resrsssn
in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YIgnlen
er~re1 tksir rvf-Cnunfv iennue
s~asr~ here last might wssh : 10
victory r~sr nrswessre , e>n>s1
TIE Pirates srese1 - . 1e-vnr1
r.ss fresr hAtsursr&n n nco1emn
sea m . ir.yar1 ~ ~ msseee-
Arousds starred ~ vsGnm -
aessnse
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vesse pnssmassev 80 ~ ~
he~ n lsvsss - q. o nneueee
nucds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

lively, sent Ohads scootins on re-
verse ihres times for gains 81 =,
~ ana . touchdown slilisst play
Of all was when Hylnsr came back
from end and passed 20 Jim Hobsn
for II yards.
kess made I've ~ lie shse~
nrst ao~ss IN passes WITH
C.ytsis Gal Ntts.u h~ssisG
Ia Quarterback Dsek ssnekelt
for ~ yards SD Ia HALF
h~eh Nay Srs"hs TOR - yards.
Esnton. aided by ss.Ysrd
punt return by John kindis. dross
10 EnDmels~'s 77-ysfd line ~iih
Roy Sloan. sii.sonfsrsnes faiibsek.
packing the mail. then logged
do~n and fumbisd a punt which
Lanny Hayward recovered for
Enumeis~ on the ksn,on 77.ysrd
line.
gSumsisw drove through ths
center Of the line 10 . FIRST dawn
on the Rsnion 10. then lost four
yards on two rsvsrsss and missed
on tvo passes 10 soas the hell.
Esaton handed the bell over 10
hiEbiins. second DORM and ~
yards 10 20 On ,hs Hsntoa Iz.ysrd
uns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Puget Sound Grid Jamboree
In 6-6 Tie; Sumner Shines
Sportons Drive SO Yards 10 Score;
Auburn Knots Come on 30-Yurd Poss
nv HAROLD SHAW

kG>r-rhs undsfdoss fesrs-
snsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
a single r.ns .cof. of Iss.

q sinxis rsns seors II Isz
Bobcats TOOK tso points with
i7ss from ths Cougars, 1851. sho
si.o won tao points
Tigers took fnfss points and fhs
Bears oss point, izsT 10 Izz7.
schsdnisd for Tuesday. sept. 10
20. Bobcats 70. Bears and Tigers
vs. Cougars
sOUTn TACOMA
NEnSHAsTs LEAGUE
wsy Aiisys
Hisssf nss ~ ys nsnslffs
z+so ~; hlgh game. hiHnI,l isz
series. ninnlti bsi
PsTssrs asst 80 vs. vul,.sfs
zsis 10. hiEh game. Parker isz
series. ysndsrmssr ss7.
bslsiss 1sIs a. -. sens.s@f's
1t7i III. high game. Artoe 1ss
series. Artos SIS
Hoffmzns 1900 isl 70 A.sss-
les ztl7 ~; high game. p.xni
zos. series. hsxkuIs 90.
Horns zsz7 ~ ~. Jssssson's
Ti7 81; high game. Johnston
2zi. series. Johnston SIS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Colleges Will Not Abuse Free Substitution
Grange Says
25-Second
Provision to
Speed Game
BN RED GRANGE

second ef III Introductory a.
ncles on fool hail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

TIE sCoREBoARD
Hsrs's the way the jsmbofss
looked by qua ftsrs:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
TY ENpIOYEs LEAGrE

George Thompson. anchor man
for Light Department. rolled 57s
for the best scors in the weekly
matches Of the City Employees
league. His games were zOs, l55
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

The Original Motion
NEW NORk Due 10 what
Evening star., 1941-02-16

Hours before Mr.. Will
kie's arrival the big coucus
room in the Senote Office
Building wos iommed to
overflowine. Here press
photoerophers-on ormy Of
'em-hove their inning be-
fore Mr.. WiIIkie Tot right
center) wos heord by the
committee.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

The loteh- string wos out
at the White House. Coll
ing otter his Senote COM
mittee appearance, Mr..
WilIkie is greeted by Gen.
Wotson Of the White House
seoretoriot. For on hour
and O hoIf President Roose-
welt ond his recent compoien
opponent discussed the war
emergency in the light Of
Mr.. Wilkes visit to Eng
Iond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Ndzi Destroyer
Sunk by RAJ
InlernnlLannI NcN. eer,Iee CabIt

LONDON, April German
warshipS. supply vessels. troops
gun cmplaecmenss, warplanes and
industrial plants were raked by
the ROYAL Air Force yesterday in a
series of attacks which sank one
DESTROYER and damaged another.
an Official communIque announced
today
Soaring over German territory
last night after daylight attacks
wrought damage at the German
held industrial city of Nmulden
and blasted Nazi shipping of the
northwest coast OF France Brit
ish planes raked the naval base at
Brcst.
An Official communique said
that troops and airdromes, truck
and gun positions were machine
gumncd from Tow attitudes IN
northern France one enemy
fighter was doWned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Berlin =
Statement
(bn Drives

AUffFN FHfHUHf NfWH ~ffhtff 2 H''ff
BERLIN April e.. Smashing
Geuaan AERIAL attats> On five
front, YagoSIavia Greece Llbya
England INC "marume front of
the Atlantic" were announced in
Berlin roday hy 9H official com.
u-t1u1JT-I- wT7TrfT outlined the lllSl
DAY of Germany var m the Bal
kauS
Tho statement said
"On the southeastern front.
the attack i progressing With
stiff fighting ~ per schedule.
"Strong units of the air force
supported the advance of the
army by reconnaissance attacks
on enemy columns, positions and
transports.
As already reported, fortified
tions and other important mill
tarv abieetiNes at Belgrade were
attacked during the day by
strong units of German fighter
planes with devastating results.
The main railway station AT
Belgrade and some transport
trains were particularly heavily
hit
SERIOUS hlaIeS during the
night served ~ bcacOns tor the
German planes during thelr
fourth attack on Belgrade.
"Airdromes In central and
Southern NugoslaVia were
bombed and successfully At
tackled.
In these actions, numerous
airplaues on the ground were
destroyed. \ large number OF
enemy planes were shot down
in aerial combat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

were officially announced in Rome
today.
An official cOmmuniQue stated
after the outbreak Of hos
tilities against iugOslaVia yes
terday. our aerial squadrOns
attacked detectives of the air
force, navy and army on the
Greek-NugeslaV frontier.
AT the port of Split, harbOr
establishments and ships at
anchor were bombed. Two
steamers of medium tonnage
were-siIRI, Al hotor, severe
damage was wrought to port
establishments. One destroyer
and swimming dock were hit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
FALLS WITHOUT SHOT

Adds Ababa fell without a shot
being fred. Advices from the fight
ING front indicated that the
Italians. shattered at Harrar and
DifedaWa in the last fortnight, con-
tinucd their retreat and were drop
ping back to AOsta as the hkellest
place TO put up defense.
The Fascist forces, it was be
lieved. have orders from their
German ANis-partners to continue
fighting in AbySslnia as long as
possible in order to divert as many
British troops as possible from the
Balkans
Nevertheless. il was pointed out
the morale of the remnants of
once mighty East
African Armies was at a very low
point. The vast number of desert
erS coming over TO the British
lines in a steady stream told eIo-
a q ~ III r1eIT hopeless condition,
the British said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
BRITISH COMNUNIQUE

The British governments com
ruiaue. issued AZ $50 a. m
to-day. announced
after the entry of German
troops into Bulgaria Ton March
: brought TO q head the long
threatened German invasion of
the Balkans and In readiness for
the invasion, his majestN's gov
eminent of the United Kingdom,
i'm fuH consultation with the
dominion governments con
ccrned. sent an army into Greece
coninosed of troops of Great
Britain. Australia and New
iceland, 10 stand on the line
with Pie soldiers of our brave
ally in the defense OF their
native soil
THE ROYAL Air Force, which
for some time had been operat-
irg in Greece against the
Italians. has been strongly rein
forced
Balkan circles have eSti-
u1ated as many as % 600 Ia
10000 British troops many Of
them veterans OF North African
fighting and completely equipped
with t7ukv ar1rf other mechanical
implements have been landed At
Saionika and other Greek ports
and have been stationed IN
fortified positions near The from
tiers OF both Yuc0slava and
Bulearia1
The Rome radio ~-rr-- it+-----
German government N note
fn the Greek Legation IN Ser
I'm declared Germany has de
cdea 10 Hd Greece OF The
100000 British troops now there
in TIE Interests Of Greece and
FrrIy1c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
3 DAYS, $1,000 TONS

BERLIN. April 1-olNSl-A
commuuiQue today said German
warplanos sank ID enemy MGR
chantmen totaling $1,000 tons
between April 4 and today.
II added that four merchantmen
totaling 10000 tons were sunk
Yesterday and two big merchant
men seriously damaged last night.
Air raiders smashed at a harbor
on Inc English west coast and
successfully raided a convoy of
the Scotch east coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
SPAIN NOT SURPRISED

MADRID. April g. 0NSJ The
German invasion of IuCoslaNia and
Greece failed 10 clicit surprise
among the Spanish people today
The Spanish radio continued 10
stsess the German viewpoint. rely
Ing almost solely on Berlin for m
formation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
We II Hinder laps,
Chinese Chief Vows

CHUNGkING April 6 tINSl
Gen uoyng Chm Chinese war
minister today pledged China S
:. = --4Aa 4 9O0 soldiers would fight until
China Amerlcat and Britain
achieve victory China hc prom
ised. viii prevent Japan from be
coming an effective AXIS partner
he said 300 Chinese divisions to-
falling 100000 Eaen would carry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Bengal Passed,
Berlin Says

BERLIN. April Italian and
German forces in Libya have adj
vanced as far as Tokra. northeast
of Bengazi, and Sceleidima, 45
miles southeast Of the city. it was
announced today. British count
attacks were repulsed and nuns
Gus prisoners and material were
the statement said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Fascist
Report On
Campaign

ROME. April Italian aerial
attacks on Yugoslavia's airdromeS.
harbors and communications and
of two enemy destroy
erS and three merchant vessels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
World Reactions
To Ndzi Blitz

TOXIC April Japan today
expressed through unofficial but
authoritative quarters It's approval
of German and Italian military
action against Yugo>laWa Japa-
neSe diplomatic quarters, the Do
mel news agency said "empha-
sized that if England intended 10
organize the Balkan front against
Germany il MaS again this time
roo late
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
BLITZ SADDENS Plus

ROME. April .5tINS) Init
mates OF Pope Plus said today that
his eyes filled with tears when he
learned of the German invasion Of
Greece and Yugoslavia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
BRITISH HAIL ALLY

LONDON. April T. GNSl-
The British government dispatched
a message Ito Yugoslavia today.
welcoming that nation as a "reso-
lutc. powerful ally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
FORCES MANEUVER

STU other German force, are
cNDectcd 10 move from eastern
ltaIv ia drive 10 outnank the
Yuco~laVian defcuscS at LJubllana,
Zagreb and Norborg
T5t.lerrsaffn nll4Etllz IL London
said they understood Premier
1iussolni appealed To Chancellor
Uuer To keep The IugoSlaNes
away from the Italian forces m
I.-.-.. ard ,Iot fl,.. -AaLilllal IL
d.>uafch of German forces 10 hold
Jfay eastern pocket IN the
lall.an area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

and one steamer was sunk. An
arsenal at Bedalo near Rotor
was seriously damaged and an
other destroyer was sunk. A mu-
nltions factory was blown up.
SEAPLANES BOMBED
"Our aerial units also attacked
seaplanes at anchor as we'll as
anti-aircraft positions.
"One enemy airplane Was de
stroyed and numerous others
were damaged.s.,---..4.-..--- -
'"The aerial base at MOstar
suffered severe damage a. the
result of our attack. In addition
bridges, railways and roads were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

Tim Ameriean people ha,et
The gfcatest ,YuWathS tsr the
nation which has been thus 80
Uutrageousir attacked and 1,e
follow closely the valiant >trug
rls The lug0siav people are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
IMMEDIATE AID

After d lengthy conference wish
the CMet Executive. winch. lt was
indicated paved tae Way for ina
mediate governmental steps to aIH
fhe fno Balkan countries liul
publicly deciared
1.-THE barbaric Invasion uf
Aug0slaNia and the attempt 10
annihilate that country by brute
force j. but another chapter in
the present planned movement
Of attempted world conquest
and domination
mother small nation has
peen assaulted by the forces at
aggression and j. further proof
that there arc no geographic
limitations or bounds Of any
Kind 90 their moA emenf fuH
world conquest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times: on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics in COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
FINAL CRUSHING BLOW

Adds Ababa fell into British
hands after a final swift dash along
thc railway entering the city from
the east in which the final Vestiges
of Italian resistance were crushed,
IT was reported.
Free French vanguard patrols
flying the banner of Gen. Charles
dp Gautle and fighting side by side
with the British. were declared TO
have reached a point on the Red
Sea only s miles from the Erltrean
port of Massawa, last center Of
serious Italian resistance in East
Africa.
In Libya the British empire
forces east of the German-occupled
port of Bengazi were reported sue
cesSfully checking the Nazi-led
Italo German offensive pointed
toward t,gVpt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
AE,rY LONG THERE

Th British cammunlaue mn
fhea that seasoned imperial .e-
-----s rsrr1 NOW my. bC AT grips
v.ia the NalIs Ia Greece.
Virtually an military eirelcS in
London believe that after a week
a. more If mobile warfare the
Balkan front may be stabilized
alone a line from cara 20 Tcpeleni
ia Albania. and thence to Salon
lisa.
Allied forces are pushing the
Italians our of Albania these re-
Hats said but more Germans are
pouring through the Bremen Pass
--rr7-r7 -fftaly CIT route 10 Iff7dr1ta
t. prevent this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
communications

bombed and communications
were disrupted.
Two enemy planes were shot
down I'm aerial combat and two
Of our own machines are miss
ing.
1.-THE enemy air force bombed
Scutari in northern Albania.
Some persons were killed and
small damage resulted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Imperial troops
In Africa lake
Adds Abdbd
By W. =. SAPPHIRE


CAIRO April Z British troops
of Cen Sir Archibald WavellS
middle east com mand today
entered the Italian AbysSinlan
capital of Adds Ababa while the
Italian vieeroy The Duke Of AoSta,
made The unprecedented gesture
of thanking them for their pro
lection OF the city's deienSeless
and children from possible
massacre at the hands of natives.
just as the imperial forces were.
entering the gates of Adds Ababa
core OF the entire Italian East
African empire. the Fascist envoy.
who remained behind when Mus
Solinis battered troops abandoned
the city. gave the following verbal
message TO Lieut.. Gen. a. 6. Gun
nlngh3m.
His royal highnesS, the Duke
Of Aosta. wished 10 express his
appreciation of the initiative +,
taken by General Navell and
Lieutenant General Cunningham
rega ing the protection Of
women and children In Adds
.Ababa, demonstrating the strong
houds of humanity and race still
existing between nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
GermanAdvdnCe
Threatens Turks,
London Believes
By ,RI REESES

InII Nrp- ~erifr stan tofff'fH"Hshi
LONDON April Heavy
f-huue ragged TO-DAY IN both 44so-
sara and Greece and reports Pc
neutral circles Ir London Indicated
tre German invaders apparently
ere rasre some progress
According 70 these adfces The
Naa I0EoHs are threatening The
Yuea~lax.an towns OF Somar
Sonia Ne.eecke,ek Ns Prot and
I>Hn. and also are menaeine >tfa-
te-e EskIie IN Grccian IhFaca.
Diplomatic circles expressed the
.t#eu tHat unless Turkey Is able
- act au.ekIf. She WlI be oui-
Hauke5 lv Tie German advance
and forced 30 remain neutral
Tbc fighting entered its second
day wits Britain agestins an oaI-
cal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT thar British
troops a.fgsoV ale participating n
f#a Hru Balkan conflict
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
Daughter Of the
Regiment" Comes to
Tocomo Tuesdoy

For her first appearance in Ia
coma. Lily Pons will arrive Tues
day afternoon and win be at the
Temple theater Wednesday night
to open the le4l-%2 Civic Music
series.
The petite coloratura soprano
starts the season with two new
titles-"Daughter Of the Regi-
ment." earned by her splendid in
depreciation Of that part In the
Donxietti opera. and honorary
mayor Of Lilypons. Nd. . town
named in her honor several years
ago. She was notified Of the
honorary title a few days before
she started on the tour by a COM
mittee Of Lilypons citizens.
Miss Pons begins her fall and
winter concert tour with only a
brief vacation after what she
called her third transcontinental
Transforming" tour with her con-
ductor husband. Andre koste-
lanetx- The tour took them from
Robin Hood Dell in Philadelphia
to Hollywood bowl in Los Angeles
Admission to the concert viii BE-
By Civic Music membership card
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
Camera Club Going
To Seattle Tuesday

Members Of the Tacoma ~
Camera club will go TO Seattle
Tuesday evening to attend a spec
isl salon session Of the Seattle
Photographic society.
After a critics session and in
spection Of the society's new and
large quarters. the local group will
stop en- route home at the Half
Way House for an informal bust
ness session and discussion Of the
Forthcoming Halloween party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
Last Country Store
On Thursday Night

Last Of = series OF Country
Storeer VII be held BY TIE Sons
Of Norway at 8 ?. m. Thursday.
Oct. 3. in Normanns hail. So
18th and X SITS.
Due to lack Of open Thursdays.
Il was decided 10 make the one
this week the last Of the season.
Entertainment has been planned
for al and the public il invited
70 attfnd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
Man. 81. Kept Wife.
Is, Chained in Home

NANDALIA. In.-A 1e-year-old
mother was free Of her chains and
padloeks Tuesday and her 62-year-
old husband was held by Fsyette
county authorities.
The arrest Of Neal Cahoon. a
farmer living three miles south II
here. on charges of assault with
intent 10 kill three men Of whom
he was jealous. led 10 the diseov-
cry that he kept his wife. Rosie.
fettered in their farm home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
Young Woman Held
o. Bigamy Charge

Los AEGELES-Caroline Ste
phenson. 10. who married. her first
husband when she was II and then
married her second without bother
ing to divorce the first. was in
Jail Tuesday charged with sus-
picion OF bigamy.
The attractive Alpine, Tex.
girl blamed the whole affair on
her conscience She told police
she had married Ernest J. Daven-
port in Arkansas five years ago,
but separated from him q short
time later.