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JUNIOR DAVIS CUP

NV YoRk-Despits The dis
appearance q international con-
petition. the United states Lawn
Tennis association Nill continue
il junior Davis Cup development
program.
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Lincoln Coli Team
Defeats Enumclaw

Lincoln Abe golfers defeated
Enumclsw Tiger diyotmsn. 1ilz 70
ga. AZ Enumelsw yesterday MICK
Aiehelch was medaist with a 10.
Lincoln EuumfIau
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VANCOUVER

Spokane ........... 600 023 1905
Vancouver ...-...... 600 900 500
Three hits off Hayes in innings,
3 runs scored, 2 runs responsible for
struck out 7. bases on balls o. IL hits
off Greenlaw In innings. 8 runs
scored, 2 runs responsible for. struck
out 4. bases on balls /: / hit off
Raimondi in innings. no runs
scored. struck out 2. bases on balls
none: hit by pitcher. Mccormack by
Raimondi. left on bases. Spokane
u, Vancouver 8: two-base hit. Nc
Cormaok; runs batted in. Milani,
Rosenlund. Gedzius. Mccormack:
stolen bases, Wright, Milani, time OF
game 2:2o. umpires. Kallin and
Weisgerber.
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TUESDAYS RESULTS
CITA lEaEUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
CITY LEAGUE
A. Mckinley No. a: r H =
pes.Ss. ''''. ..'.s.......l2 10 2
wakefield and nm: sampson. Dyer
Duncan and sehurb.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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slimkowski and Adams. Mcmahon
and 0oble
At Harmon:
y l. A. won . forfeit gam. from
knights OF Columbus 20 0.
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Kelley and unger: Harris and sun.
dine
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Main Street ..........2 10
Kinznsr and Peterson. p.,ail,ct
Gus Ginnis and George Ginnls
~ Portland ave. No. a r n p
polIefisns '.'..' .'...... . II ,
Msrues and Gallagher. Poster and
Peterson.
All sames postponed last Monday
on account Of rain will be retcheduled
Tor "wednesday Of next week
o'clock
city league: vsneermen Va Team
sfers az Jefferson No. 2. 23a ONO vs.
North Puysliup 81 Mckinley No. 2
Commercial Industrial league.
GoPsgs Emn,or pnlpmsn =, Harmon:
81 Portland Ave No q scotties "
CO 5sth ONO a. Mckinley No 4.
musicians vs. Local 1885 a. Port
land Ave. No. ].
woNEN's sOFTBNII
All women Is wears and over want
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this "wednesday night a. ans o.cioes
IN the jefferson plsyfield field house
Then plans Will be discussed for the
organization Of League 20 be
scheduled each "wednesday night on
the Jefferson grounds
PLAYING equipment. but not suits
and umpires will BE- furnished free
BY the park recreation office
softbsl - foniRhts meeting
Cal Al Hodge,. PARK recreation
director. Main 4is7 for further infor-
nation.
fODE FOR NAMES
To meet the neWEusner code reia-
tive 20 ths non-use Of commercial Or
trade firm names for soffbsll teams
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city LeaRus
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Commercial Travellers. Trsvelsrs
American League
Burpees Confsctionefs. Knapps
Coliegisns WzshinRfon Hrrdwsrs
Hardware Maxwell Club. Petroleum.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark q Rochester S.
Buffalo g Baltimore ;
Syracuse 4 Toronto Z
Montreal 7. Jersey City s.
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Craig Woods
SIS Score Ton

AUGUSTA, Ga.-A margin Of
five strokes is the biggest lead
ever piled up in the Masters Golf
championship.
But this lead. held today by
Blonde Craig Wood of Mamaro-
neck, n. Y, may evaporate faster
than a bottle of scotch at the 10th
hole. For Wood is known as one
Of the most notorious hot and
cold" golfers in the game.
His six under par Sc for the
first 10 holes Of this tourns-
ment Of golfing masters was
described by Bobby Jones "a
'fhe finest round of golf ever
played" over the difficult
Augusta national course.
Wood had five strokes to spare
over Ben Hogan. Byron Nelson,
Lawson Little and Willie Goggin
whose II scores were the only
other sub par cards turned in by
the 50-man starting field.
Bobby Jones four over par 7e
left him 10 strokes off the pace
and trailing % other golfers. His
round did not cause the bookies
to lessen their SOL odds against
him.
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Conn Tackles
Gunnar Barlund

CHICAGO-Billy Conn makes
another swing tonight along the
trail of other great little men"
-Fitzsimmons, Corbett and the
Hungry Dempsey of Toledo-by
spotting rugged Gunnar Barlund
nearly 20 pounds in a II round
qualifying bout for a shot at Joe
Louis next June.
Not long out of the light heavy
weight division, the handsome
Pittsburgh Irishman was Z to
/ favorite TO extend his three year
winning streak to IS, although his
opponent is by far the best of the
natural-sized heavyweights he has
trained on for his big moment
with Louis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Optional Dives Win the Bacon

High school diving competition carried the
meet last Saturday at the u. w. pool eight dives
four required and four optional.
And it's in the optional dives where champions win
their That's the way Tom Brotherton of Lincoln
won the state title last Saturday
Each swimmer choose four dives He choose high
factor dives low factor dives moderate score in
high factor dive worth just much high score in
Tow factor dive
Brohertons choice of dives Saturday
and 20 dive No other
other tried 19 dive
hut difficult diye~-that's
home with the bacon Scoring Is a top
for the husky Lincoln points
passed two other Tacoma In
quired
brotheron dved after the other
last optional dive He had to heavily
works. chooses 20 dive
picke-frut, through
with the judges Broherton had
There real of
tators realized it. for
ing Had they have would
closing performance
Offhand, 1t like swimming
poularze the diving posting
Information about the scoring Then a
rs 9's = dive, everyone would
II.
For here's rookie who had questions
wnat was gong on last Saturday
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Coast Chase
Set to Open
Seottle Ruiniers
Face Seols in S. F.
BY nited Press

The 1871 shift goes on duty IN
the Pacific Coast league tomorrow.
The Seattle Rainiers. who won
the pennant and the plsyoff last
year in impressive style, were pre-
season favorites to repeat. Sacra-
mento and Los Angeles were
tabled as the contenders, but be-
low that it was dogfight.
Here is how tomorrow's opening
shapes up:
Seattle at San Francisco:
Seattle has lost Its manager.
Jack Lelivelt, by death, and
Bill Skiff, ex-Yankee, bosses
the champs.
The Rainiers also lost its ace
pitcher, Aldon Wilkie, to the
Pirates and First Baseman George
Archie to the Senators.
Bad weather threatens this
game, but if it goes Seattle prob
ably will start Dick Barrett with
Gilly Campbell catching, and the
Seals will work Ed Stutz and
Bruce Ogrodowski.
Portland at Los Angeles: Port
land, with its new manager. Oscar
Witt of Cleveland, is a question
mark, but is expected to get well
out of the cellar this year. The
Angels figure to give Seattle a
race for the pennant. with Jigger
STATE running the team.
Likely starters are Ad Liska
and frankie Hawkins for
Portland while Los Angeles
will start Ray Prim and Rip
per Collins.
Hollywood at Sacramento: This
game matches two improved teams,
both of which are well regarded.
It is the league debut for Pepper
Martin, wild Horse of the Usage, "
who came down from the Card
inals to manage Sacramento.
Bill Sweeney runs the strong
Hollywood club. Probable
starters for Hollywood are
Johnny Bittner and Bill Bren-
zel, for Sacramento Tony
Freitas and Oscar erik.
Oakland at San Diego: This may
be the start of the battle for the
cellar. Neither team is rated much
chance to make the first division.
Henry Pippen and Bill Raimondi
are named to start for the Oaks
while Wally Hebert and Bill Sal
keld are probable starters for San
Diego.
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Driving Range
Opened Here

The Tacoma Driving Range
opened Friday to golfers.
A 10-tee affair with automatic
ball teers, and covered to thwart
rain from wetting players, the
range is located on the Olympia
highway at the intersection Of
Sales road.
That is just short distance
south of Kipper's corner.
John Rudy. former assistant
pro to Gordon Richards AT the
Seattle Golf club, and Chuck
Congdon, Country club pro
here. are the owners.
Congdon will he at the range
only in the evening and night
hours. His duties al the Country
club compel that. The range will
be kept open nights until 10
O'Clock.
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Wrestling Returns to Tacoma Rinq

against John kstan. heavy
weight who has appeared here
before.
They are down for the eight
round distance.
Chief Little Wolf. colorful full
blooded Indian, is in the semi
windup against the Masked Mum
my. performer who has been
attracting no end Of interest
throughout the Northwest
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Extra!
Tiger Signs
Bill Bletcher Puts
Nome on Contract

Jack Quill, president Of the Ia
coma Tigers, almost fell out Of the
chair at his desk Friday morning
when the mail came in with
signed contract for a ball player.
Even though the player is no
holdout, Quill was surprised and
pleased. During the last few
weeks ne has been starining his
eyes looking for signatures that
waren't there.
The contract was that Of
Bill Bletcher, who may be the
rookie that the Tigers must
carry according TO the rules
Of organized baseball. He ~
second baseman.
Quill warns Tacomans not TO
make the mistake of calling
Bletcher William. He was chris
tened Bill and woe be on anyone
who calls him anything. He will
stand for Wee Willie" the nick
name that was pinned on him
when no was the smallest player
on the baseball squad at Roose-
welt high school in Fresno, Calf.
Bletcher was found in the camp
of the San Francisco Seals at
Boyes Springs. Calf, where he
DISTINGUISHED him self as being the
fastest man in the camp.
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Idaho Honors
Boxing Champ

MOSCOW. Ida.-For the first
time in annals of the University
Of Idaho. the athletic council
today granted a major sports
sweater 20 n boxer-Intercolle-
giate Champion Ted Kara
VINO led the Nandals 10 two
national titles.
Boxing Is rated q minor sport
at Idaho.
Kara also will receive an Il"
blanket. which 60 ordinarily To
those winning three letters in
a major sport.
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young players In the country.
He has handled schools for
the New York Yankees.
Instruction in various phases of
baseball will be handled at the
school on April S. II. 10 and 26,
and May 10. There will be no
school on May 3. when the Tigers
are on the road. After the school
on May 10, there will be field day
events, a picnic and those attend
ing will Be invited TO remain as
guests Of the Tgers at the game
scheduled between Tacoma and
Spokane.
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0regonians Win
On Hawaii Courts

HONOLULU, T. H.-The Uni
versity Of Oregon basketball team
last night combined business with
its Hawaii vacation by nosing out
the Coca Cola team. $3.50.
Hank Luisetti and Swede Ander-
son of the San Francisco Olympic
club played for the Cokes and
Luisett scored IL points. but they
were unable to stop Oregon's scor-
ing burst in the closing minutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

Professional wrestling, many
months in the mothballs here. re-
turns To the Tacoma ring Satur-
day night.
Site of action will he the
new Exposition hall. rated the
apex of athletic psvilions In
the Northwest.
Jim Londos. one of the outstsnd-
ing professional athletes in the
last two decades. tops the show
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Nova VS.. Baer
Fight Tonight
Heavyweight Talk.
ers in II Rounder

NEW YoRk-Urless they talk
each other 10 death before sunset.
Max Baer and Lou Nova Will
fight u rounds or less tonight
to see which one gets September
shot at Joe Louis heavyweight
championship.
As the greatest vocal strng-
gle since the Lincoln-Douglas
debates draws toward a ell
max. Nova Is favored at odds
Of 3 10 5. He gets the edge
on the strength of a marathon
grafton he has been delivering
on his secret weapon which
he calls ''the cosmic punch"
The fight will be broadcast over
the NBC Blue network starting
at p. m. (PST).
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ROBERTS PROMOTED

MOS cow. Ida. II o m r
Roberts, assistant coach at Mos
COW high school, yesterday was
named acting head coach for the
rest Of the school year. He re-
places Babe Brown, appointed
University of Idaho freshman
mentor.
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Along.
With HAROLD SHAW

Screwest yet of the artistic of the competitive
sports is diving which requires of nine to
determine the best diver the smallest field be
it only three of four contestants.
No athletic contest requires much tabulaton Of
figures does diving contest Nor does other type
of sport competition demand many officials to pass
judgment on contestants.
Present rules call for five judges three tabuators and
caller Each performs important function in the modern
diving contest. Let Is explain:
which
keyshsped chiefly wheel
A dive
other dives graduated scale from ten
caller each who then board
hats midway
before the judges eyes a fleeing second.
for each dive thing,
something. that
the
None Of the judges
whistle No judge
blows
the rating number which thinks the
tabuaors Tabulaor
No strikes off the
three remaining
Tabuator 8 goe4 into
some higher mathematics skull practice Aided
senbles logarthm table Tab
rating total by the "prm factor"
explain the prime
Some dives simple Some
cult Each dive
to its measure OF difficulty This rating, which
is the prime factor which Tab No computations
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Chief Thunderbird, another
Indian. opposes LaNerne Bsx-
ter. a rowdy man Of the mat.
In q lower bracket event.
There will be one or two more
prelims.
The show opens at $50 o'clock.
Londos is donating his services
to the Salvation Army Boys club
fund
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT MErCALF

Seattle headline reads:
Lakes expected to be loaded Sunday
Well. don't knoW about the lakes, but a LOT OF guys on
Ne lakes Wiu at that.
The Kid CRIBS the MASK -.
A CHUNKY young fellow approached Pip koehler Tiger
manager during his visit to boyes springs "a"'"s
camp e the San Francisco Seals.
sYoure Pip koehler, Tacoma manager, aren't you! the
youth, dressed in San Francisco uniform. asked
Im yrsssss norr. tn. tanned kid replied
your a
I've got little and I'm going to
sst year" the youth continued
1898 went to Tacoma a. rookie was
mfeader then. -.-- -,
played with the Tigers at 'hort'top and
.Bue / ss.,s.t Gu. IT. II coming One day Jack
o ~ rs~ psssdest toh me y had JOB for me Playing
Samoa h Wssern association.
said need experience
arranged you play with sahna
The next day left by bus for saina Quill shook my hand ana
wished
long trip I help feeling how
they'd Tacoma.
7 went along a. an nielder for
would get to the big
isasues shortstop
lot better than a IN neder and think I'm going TO get
Last year caught with ii
Salt Lake the Pioneer league
year m coming the
place fellows
player I've got few things
learn. you've . tough league there"
his mind for future reference
Here's KID he thought that has the stuff to make good
~Tn say wfll" Frankie grinnsd
had chance Koehler decided to look Morris
what he found awkward
Tacoma 1888 has developed pretty classy catcher
Last year with II Pa.o Norris caught lis out Of ia games played
N the league and then added al Of the playo
He got leo hits including Is five home 4oe
trips the s5
n the Arzcna-Texas league allsar team.
Wen looking
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
TIMES SKI WRITER
Novel Method
Is Innovation
leon Hudson to Gel
Birds Eye Gender
By JEAN HUDSON

Tired Of the hustle and hustle
OF crowds on hillsides paralleling
ski racing courses. this writer has
notions all her own az 10 what
might be determined a ring-sde
seat for Silver Ski events at Para
disc saturday-and thar spot il
the cabin OF one Of Bernard os-
wald's planes. nestled comfortably
alongside Of a billowy cloud.
And. weather permitting.
that's just where shell he
taking In the entire sweep
Of the course all ut once long
about 2 o'clock as Silver Skd
contestants 60 darling down
the mountain side from Camp
Muir 10 Edith Creek.
Wonder IL the 18th inftanry ski
patrol found data on their invita-
ton TO participate in the Califor-
mia Ski associations patrol race
latest was that they knew they
were expected To send a team but
didn't know where or when.
Genial gent of intercollegiate
skiing. Cotton Wilcox. University
Of Washington football coach as
sistant, bit off q big bite when
he volunteered to handle skiing as
a minor sport at the university
several seasons back. He deserves
a big hand from the galleries for
the way IT'S been done, and has
a right to be proud of the purple
and-golders who retained suprem-
acy in cole . skiing in the inter-
collegiate races last week.
However. II must not be
overlooked that several of the
contending schools gave the
winners q good run for their
money, and In another season
might possibly have what II
takes TO come out on top. Not
that the Washingtonians are
siipping-no. indeedy-but the
other schools are picking mp
proficiency ~ the seasons roll
around.
With normal weather conditions.
ski teams from Idaho and Wash
ington State have a particular
advantage in being able to get 10
good ski areas in the Moscow
mountains in such a short time
from their respective campi.
And ~ for the gals In inter
collegiate stxi racing-Cotton
aays no thank you for him
he has his hands full, but he
docs think there are plenty
Of coed skiers who could give
anyone . good show in COM
petition. 20 II won't be long
until they too have . place In
intercollegiate ski racing.
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DoxinQ "Toke" Picks Up =.

The show Seattle Monday night featuring Hosak and
Brown In the main event paid off on $S,643.sl.
The total attendance 6191 cash customers at ST.
&lSe and $3.50, with ESQ service admissions ut so
cents each
ms show held November 10 1910 featuring Tony za Fred
Apoe n Tia main padoff $2541b $3.50
tsmss ~ cents. sl25 $3.50.
ne dffsrsnce of Monday
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Trim Tigers

outshooting Stadium gunners,
1.027 to e47. Bellarmins riflemen
tied Lincoln for the Tacoma prep
title in q match fired Thursday to
conclude the city series.
Final standings showed the
Bells and Abes tied with three
wins and one loss. while Stadium
trailed with four straight losses.
Coaches viii meet soon 10 set the
date for the shootoff which will
determine the winner OF the
triangular trophy.
Captain Joe Ford. firing 4
smoking hot 1sl. was high man
for the Bells.
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SUN VALLEY KIDS

Wen all be waiting to see the
return Of the natives this week
when Mari Miller. Margaret Ny
man and Marshall Perrow come
back to Paradise after their week
in sunshine at Sun Valley. BY all
the advertising folders, they should
be whizzier than ever before. and
oh so tam
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Silver Skis Open. e:05 p. M. Saturday. April
Women's DownhilI Race, 1: 80 p. m. Saturday, April

4l-Betty Amick Washington Ski Club ....1
42-Verone Lynch, Washington Ski Club. 49,.
4S-Joan Cranswick. Vancouver Ski Club.
44-Gerte Wepsala Tyee Ski Summers. $500. L
4o-Shirley Mcdonald Washington Ski Club. =
46-Mary Anne Hill. Cascade Ski Club.
47-Margery Lewis. Washington Ski Club. ....l
4S-Mary Anne Fleetwood Wash. Ski Club. -. i
4s-Marty Butler. Rainier National Park. ....l
Juniors open their competition at l o'cloS
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Dope on the 1871 Silver Skis Race


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5o-Rita Hume. Washington Ski Club. .......1. 80
5l-Ruth Larsen, Vancouver Ski Club. i 40
Rae Norman, Wash Ski Club. -. l:4l
53-Shirley Fleetwood. wash. Ski Club.
Smith. Tacoma Ski Club. ...... ;43
55-Doris z. Edison. Mountaineers. ......... / "a
56-Thelma Hutchinson. Vancouver Ski Club AS
Hardy U. OF Washington. -. i 40
Gene Fsrr and Carl Nilsson are Tacoma entries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

Randall thinner. kanopeW
who took II the hard way In
January. n hack On hts feet
again after fracturing . pair
~ vertebrae. II he's mp n
his usual stuff he'll probably
~ hack In racss again next
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

One more preliminary race. on
Easter Sunday. and novice skiers
will draw the curtain on their
season, except for the big grand
finale the weekend of April 26-27.
Social send-off for the weekend
will be the dance at Fircrest Golf
club Friday evening, April IS.
Management OF the club has Of
fered complete cooperation for the
affair. which members Of Tacoma
Ski club are sponsoring.
Still plugging along, here's the
way the novice skiers stand to
date:
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competition Sunday Fsrr Carl