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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

kENT-Highline Pirates rolled
up a convincing win over Enum-
claw and Kent track teams here
yesterday afternoon. The final
score was: Highline IS, Enum-
claw 32is. Kent %.
Next Tuesday Lincoln Abes OF
Tacoma engage Highline in q
meet at Highline.
The summary:
Discus: Jorgenson tHD. Fnsstronl
*. Shaw (H). Distance: l3i feet
ioo-yard dash: virden oHp. Dick
(Hl. eastman tK). Time: :lo7.
(H), Larson Tx. Time: 2:io
i2o-yard high hurdles: Anex CH)
Richardson tE), Blomskos tHD
Time: 1853
go: virden dH. Cochran oK),
Feyerbend tHl. Time: "a flat.
Pole vault: Rockwell CHD. B HEX
EMOTION CE). Pozzi CK). Height:
10 feet
10 feet inches; orlov tHD, 10 feet
Mile: +. Hickenbottom tEl. Hay
don tE). Mcdonald (K1. Time: ass.
40: Mcclure TX. Coffmsn CH)
Time: $50
Shuttle hurdles: Highline. Enum-
claw. Kent. Time: :557
Shotput: Jorgenson CHD. Engstrom
*. Shaw (H). Distance: 40 feet
inches.
High Jump: Richardson CE1. Lone
III. Blomskog tHl and Slot I'D
tie for third Height 5 feet = inches
Relay: Highline. Kent. Enumclaw
Tine. 1905
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Rain Threatens Coast League Ball Openers
Freeman
Shuttles
Warm Pace

CLEVELAND The national
badminton championships tourna-
ment entered its final day today
with the spotlight again on Dave
Freeman. Pasadena star, national
singles champion for the past two
years and co-holder of the mixed
and mems doubles titles
Freeman sailed through the
semi-finals Of the mems sin
giles last night by defeating
John Murphy, San Diego, Is
2, l5-s. In the mems doubles,
teamed with Chester Goss.
Hollywood, he defeated
Murphy and CIeveland's Ken
Quigiey.
Freeman and Sara Lee Will
Jams. Spokane. then whirie d
through the mixed doubles. de-
feAting Evelyn Boldrick. San
Diego. and Goss.
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Wood LEADING
Masters Meet

AUGUSTA. GA majority of
the winners in the past seven
Masters Golf championships have
come from behind at the halfway
mark 10 snatch the title and two
of the best stretch runners in the
game are just far enough off the
pace today to beat Craig Wood
under the wire.
Wood, who hopes 70 live down
his reputation as the great run
nerup." held three stroke lead
over his nearest challenger when
the third round started today. His
second straight sub-par round. a
one-under II. Added 10 his scin-
tillating first round Sc, gave him
a 36-hole total Of 1877.
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Abes Wallop
Sumner Nine
Lincoln Slugs WoY
To 5th Win of Yeur

Lincoln Abe baseoallers defeated
Sumner high school. to l. FRI
day afternoon al Sumner behind
SIEVE Grassi's two-hit pitching. for
their fifth win Of the season.
One hit in the seventh and an
other in the ninth, both OF the
scratch variety, spoiled Grassi's
chances for no-hit game. He
struck out Is men.
The Tacomans were assured
Of victory early in the game,
scoring six runs In the third
to add to the one they regis
tered in the second. The rally
stemmed from four hits. two
walks, and a batter who was
hit by pitched ball.
Don Taylor's double in the Sec
ond, driving in Lincoln's first run,
was the only extra-base hit of the
game.
There was one double play. by
Sumner, Asaka to Kubo to Okada.
Short score: R. H. Z.
Lincoln ........... /
Grassi and Spurgeon. Semba. Smith
80, Wood, Dubois 81.
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Gilbreaih Choice
In Silver Skis

PARADISE VALLEY - Thirty
nine men and IL women today
opened competition in the annual
Silver Skis tournament sponsored
annually by the Seattle Post-Intel-
ieencer.
Paul Gilbreath % the washing
ton Ski club. defending champion.
was favored in the SO mile down.
Hill race from Camp Muir TO Edith
creek basin.
Experts figured his strongest
competition would come from Sepp
Benedicter. racing instructor AT
Sun Valley school, and John Itch
field Of Sun Valley.
Shirley Mcdonald, Tacoma, was
favored in the women's downhill.
The junior downhill race, with
IS entries. will he run tomorrow.
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Viking Nosed
BY wo Points
Olympic Beers Win
Track Meet 571a-55h

PUYALLUP-Never ahead but
always close behind. Puyallup vik-
ings lost their opening track meet
of the season to Olympia Bears,
57i7 to ssh. at Viking field yes
terdsy afternoon.
Olympia made a clean sweep of
the first event, 120-yard high
hurdles. and held the lead through
out by winning seven first places
and tieing for two others.
NOVEL; of Olympia threw the
new lighter discus a distance of
147 feet 2 inches for the best per-
Torrance of the day.
The summary:
Discus: NOVEL; Co,. Carlson P).
n. Sturm (PD. Distance. l47' a..
loo-yard dash: Preston 10. D.
Morrison (P), N. sturm P). Time,
lo.e
$50 dash: D. Poe dP). Greer to).
HAYES Co). Time, 2:1l.4.
l2o high hurdles Hamilton %,
22o dash: Preston (o). d Morris
son lPl. Murphy Co>. Time. 24.s.
Pole vault Hamilton tO) and Null
kins CPl. tie for first: Revitt CpD and
Ashviile (O). tie for third. Height.
feet
Broad jump: r Takeuchi (pl and
Hopkins tOl, tied for first; Preston
(O1. Distance. II feet IL inches.
Mile: Green (O). McWillis CP)
Grandfield CPl. Time. 5:o54
40 dash: Martin P). Behsn P) i.
Hettriek tol. Time. SAP.
400 low hurdles: Snider CPl. Fay
Pl, Hamilton (O). Time. 2s,2
Shotput NOVEL; COl. a. g.: Snider
CPl. as g.: X. Sturm P)
High jump: Hopkins (Ol: Fay 6Pl
and House (O). tied for second
Height. feet 2i5 inches.
Relay: Puyallup. Time, 1892.
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Hockey Play
Ends in Mess
Spokane Ployerc
Fined. Lose Poy

VANCOUVER. II. C.-Fines to-
falling s225 were imposed early to-
day on members Of the Spokane
Bombers Hockey club and Guy
Patrick. manager Of the NAncou-
yer Lions club. as an aftermath
Of the Spokane teams refusal to
return TO its home city for one
Of the Pacific Coast Hockey
league final games.
League officials also ordered
members OF the Spokane team
suspended indefinitely from pro-
fessional hockey.
The entire final series WAS
played here. Lions winning
the deciding game last night,
s 10 Z.
Refusal Of Spokane. goalie.
Perky Levine. to play unless paid
held up the contest for half hour.
League President Fred Taylor had
withheld the players share Of re-
ceipts pending an investigation Of
the Spokane teams refusal to play
part of the series on their home
rink.
Fines. announced by League
President Fred Taylor after last
nights overtime game. were:
Guy Patrick. Lions man.
ager. 500 for not taking his
club 10 Spokane when he
found out the Spokane team
wanted to stay here.
Spokane Manager Sammy
McAdam. SIS. and spokane
Wingman Bert Scharfe. SEQ,
for promoting the Spokane
teams refusal 20 return home.
Spokane Goalie Perky Le-
vine. who refused 10 play last
night after a day of pickering
between the Spokane players
and President Taylor. loses his
cut Of the playoff money-S60.
Frank Jerwa Of Vancouver
and Bert Scharfe OF Spokane.
both fined $40 for fighting
with Referee Amby Moran In
last nights game.
In addition, all Spokane players
lose their back league pay, which
Taylor said he had planned to
give them out of playoff proceeds.
This means that the Spokane
players receive only their $50
playoff cut for about five weeks
work.
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Les Steers
Ties High
Jump Mark

PORTLAND The worlds in
door high jump record was tied
al the HUI relays here last night
by Less Steers OF the University
Of Oregon.
The sensational collegian sailed
over the bar at six feet nine and
one-quarter inches. the mark set
by Marquette universitys colored
star. Ed Burke. Three AAU off
Gals checked the jump.
A former San Francisco
Olympic club distance star.
Norman Bright of Centralia.
Wash, took the two-mile run
by defeating Jim McGregor.
University Of Southern Cali
fornia freshman. with a time
of 9:S0.l.
Running unattached. Bob Fors-
man won the Cunningham mile in
4:25.5. a new meet record over
the old time held by Glenn Gun
bingham himself OF 40. Forsman
edged out Robert Emmick of
Whitman and Don Wagner Of
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Londos and Kaian Dedicate
New Hall to Ring Activity
Head Wrestling Show at Exposition
Building Tonight: to Aid Boys Club

began in 1927. He was one Of the
first major performers to start the
local wave on its way.
And now he comes TO dedi-
cate the new hall and again
play his part In starting the
mat game on another local
trail OF prosperity.
Londos and Katan are billed for
eight rounds.
Chief Little Wolf and the Mask
ed Mummy. heavies. are in the spe-
cial event. Chief Thunderbird and
Laverne Baxter. heavies. are in one
opener. There will be another bout
arranged today.
Dondos is donating his services
10 the Tacoma Salvation Army
boys club fund.
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Major Camps

ALLAN A-The New York
Giants. following a day OF idle
ness because Of rain. open a two
game series with the Atlanta
Crackers of the Southern associa-
ton today. Bob Bowman. sehed-
uled to work against Cleveland
yesterday, probably will pitch to-
day.
VI r NJ PHIS, Tenn.-The New
York Yankees, winners OF 10 out
of "a games, meet Memphis of
the Southern association here to-
day. Singles by Johnny Lindell.
frankie Crosetti and Buddy Blair
gave the Yankees an thinning.
5-4 victory over Little Rock of the
Southern association yesterday.
ALEXANDRIA, La. - The
Brooklyn Dodgers varsity
squad puts q five-game win
ming streak on the line against
Alexandria of the Evangeline
league today. Joe Medwick
and Dolph Camilli hit homers
during l4-S victory over
Houston of the Texas league
yesterday.
ORLANDO, Fla.-The Philadel-
phia Phillies met the Washington
Senators here today. The Pills
were shaded by Newark al, at
sebring yesterday. With the score
knotted al one-sll in the fourth
inning. Art Scharein collected
triple off 81 johnson ana then stole
home. winning the ball game.
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Heavyweight Situation Left
In Middle; Jacobs Shifts Plans
Nova Victorious in Eight Rounds:
Bmlund Surrenders to Conn in 7th

CHICAGO Billy Conn's last
dress rehearsal for a proposed title
fight with Joe Louis was clouded
today by an Illinois Athletic CON-
mission investigation Of Gunnar
Barlund's unexpected surrender
after seven listless rounds.
Apparently little damaged
by COINS left hook which
peppercd continually at hi.
right eye. Bariund refused 10
answer the bell for the eighth
round last night. although .
commission medical examiner
had ruled q slight cut on his
eyelid was insufficient cause
% halt the fight.
Sheldon Clark. new chairman OF
the Illinois commission. immedi.
ately announced Barlund's purse
will be withheld and ordered q
hearing within 10 days to deter.
mine why the rugged Finn failed
to answer the physicians order to
continue.
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in
TIGER Fold

Marvin Rickert, young Tacoma
Tiger outfielder. turned in his
signed contract Friday afternoon,
President Jack Quill announced.
Rickert was a regular last year
and his improvement as the
season progressed gave promise of
outstanding performance this
year.
Besides being good out
fielder. Rickert IL highly
capable first baseman and
viii be available for work on
the initial bag II Bobby Gar
retson does not play this sea-
son. which appears likely.
Rickert batted .2ss last season
and hammered home II runs,
credible performance for 1s-
year-old youngster in his first
year in class B ball.
Rickert, raised at Longbranch,
has been living in Tacoma since
the end of last season.
Baseball School
The first session of Pip Koch
ler's school for high school base
ball players was scheduled for
Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
at Athletic Park.
The weather looked bad for
the school early Saturday
morning but later In the a. m.
the sun chased some of the
clouds away. giving hope that
prep players will have a
chance 20 get a taste of
coaching as handed out by the
New York Yankee chain.
This school is for high school
players and is contribution OF
the Tacoma Tigers TO the de-
velopment OF baseball in prep
schools in Tacoma and vicinity.
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Seattle and
Seals Battle
Pepper Mortin and
Witt Muke Debuts

SAN FRANCISCO Rain and
threatening weather greeted the
4ist opening Of the Pacific Coast
Baseball league in four California
cities today.
The Seattle Rainiers caught the
spotlight in their opener against
the Seals at San Francisco. Dick
Barrett, best pitcher in the league.
was Manager Bill Skiffs choice
with Gilly Campbell catching for
the 1910 champions. skiff sue
ceeded the late Jack Lelivelt.
Ed Stutz. the thin man. will
pitch for Manager Lefty o'Dours
Seals and Bruce O'Grodowski. a
smart hombre. will catch.
The ears of thousand. Of
fans in Portland and many in
Cleveland will he on Manager
Oscar Witt of the Portland
Beavers In his opener against
the Angels At Los Angeles. He
will start Ad Liska. q fine
underhand Highlander on the
mound. and frankie Hawkins,
former third baseman. will
catch.
Southpsw Ray Prim will pitch
for Los Angeles and Bob Collins
will catch. Manager Jigger Statx
anticipated crowd of 10000 fans
If the weather behaves.
Manager Pepper Martin, the old
mud-cat band leader of the ST.
Louis Cardinals, may attract TO-
600 fans for Sacramento's opener
in the capital against the Holly
wood Stars led by Manager Bill
Sweeney.
Sacramento under Martin
was expected to be one of the
leagues best drawing clubs.
Tony Freitas crafty left
handler, will pitch and Jim
erik will catch. Johnnie Bit
ner will pitch for Hollywood
and Bill Brenzel will catch.
Bill Thomas will pitch and
George before will catch for the
San Diego Padres in their opener
in the south against Oakland.
Henry Pippen will pitch for Man.
ager Johnnie Vergez' Oaks and Bill
Conroy will catch.
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Little Dado Loses
Bantam Elimination

HONOLULU David Young.
Honolulu Chinese, gave Little
Dado OF Manila. MIA flyweight
champion. his first defeat on
American soil last night when he
won a unanimous decision in a
non-title i0-round bout before H.
600 persons in Honolulu stadium.
Young and Dado fought at the
hantamweight TO determine who
would challenge Lou Sslica. world
bantam champion.
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Tonight at $50 o'clock Jim Lon
dos. great Greek heavyweight
wrestler. dedicates Exposition hall
10 ring activity.
He will wrestle John Katan. well
known in Tacoma mat circles. IN
the main event Of the first card
staged here in many months.
Exposition hall. at about
18th and East hay street, will
be used for wrestling. boxing
and other indoor sports In the
future.
Professional boxing is certain to
return TO Tacoma and Exposition
hall Is the only hall capable Of
handling such activity.
Londos was largely responsible
for Tacoma's great mat boom that
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Parochial Girls in
Sofiball Rivalry

The le41 season OF the Pa
rochial School Girls Softball sea-
con got under way this week.
Games are played each Tuesday
and Thursday. The winning school
win be presented with . pennant
By the Tacoma Young Ladies' In
stituts.
Visitation won from Holy
Rosary. Il 70 IL.
st. Patrick's won from St
Ieo's. a to IL.
Sacred Heart won from Holy
Rosary. IL TO 6.
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Northwest Dates
For Tennis Set

sEATTLE-The Pacific North
west Lawn Tennis association has
set new dates for six summer
tournaments.
The changes were authorized no
the Oregon state tourney would
not conflict with the July 4 holi-
day.
July 7-if; Oregon State,
Portland.
July 1919: Pacific North
west. Tacoma.
July 21-27: Washington
State, Seattle.
July 1s-Aug. 3: Western
Canadian. Vancouver, y. G.
Aug. 40: British Columbia,
Victoria. r. &.
Aug. 1915: Duncan Open
~ Duncan. -. G.
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Highland Golfers
Play Meadow Park

Highland golfers invade Meadow
Park Sunday To play the second
round Of a home-snd-home series.
Highland won the first match
played at Highland last Sunday BY
q score Of 30 10 rs. Members Of
both teams are requested TO be on
first tee AT $50 a. m.
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DE TROIT-A string Of 40
triumphs in 81 professional fights
put Young Kid Mccoy in line to-
day for a shot at Fritzie Zivics
welterweight championship.
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NEW YORk 1t will he an
awful lon TO the Esiety of ma
tions. but IT looks like we have
seen the last Of Make Bser. He
staggered to his corner after two
minutes and Is seconds Of the
eighth round last night. left eye
puffed shut. lips gashed and crim-
son trucking from his nose.
Lsa Neva, tire man who
49, - tie brink Of the grave
from hood poisoning . little
ever . year ago. had given
Mario - artistic going over
a. hsA wca On B technical
knockout-
Nova's victory and Billy Conn's
triumph over Cunnsr Barlund In
Chicago last evening left the
heavyweight situation in a muddle.
The original plan had been for
Champion Joe Louis to have q re-
turn bout with Abe Simon here
on May .. Conn was TO get a
chance at the heavyweight title In
june and Nova q shot at 1t In
September.
10 SHIFT PLANS
But early today Promoter Mike
Jacobs aaid there would be 4 shift
In the plans. He declined TO say
what IL would be- Jacobs said he
vac greatly impressed by the per-
torrance Nova staged last night.
Ooe mAa definitely out Of
H. pscturs = Daer. Maybe ~
woat retire, but ~ should.
He refsneA 10 commit himself
abeut quitting the ring after
they haA Nd him Into his
dressing room with his senses
reeling from two rtght-hand
jolts that sent him 10 the
Moor h she sighth round.
But Ancil Hoffman. his man.
aser, took one look at Makes
face and said significantly: "A
man can't 70 on forever"
Maybe not. but for q few heart
stopping seconds in the fourth
round II seemed that Baer WAS
about to turn one Of those amaz-
Ing tricks that have made him =
drawing card for IL years. He
hoped three long rights to Novas
Jaw. and Louis knees almost fold
ed. A look Of bewilderment came
over Baer's face ~ Nova. instead
q reeling into the resin. dove In
and jabbed him on the eye.
Afsee that n waa Ncvar
ngAt.s A darting left jab made
Dasr's faOe look llke . relief
u,ap Of Asia In red and white.
a. n ths eighth round Nova
eAst across . hight 70 the Jaw
that cent Make rolling under
IT, Fspes. He wsa up IT the
osuat 81 nine and Nova
measured him with another
right. TAis time Baer hit the
1ech h mid-ring and before he
csuld get off Of one knee
Referee Arthur Donovan stop
ped THE night
The customers--there were "a
ia Of them and they paid $685.
BSl.l7-loved II all the way. IL
this In the end Of Make. he left
them with q smile. for after Dono-
van stopped the fight Baer rushed
across the ring and tried TO throw
another punch at Nova over the
referees shoulder.
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HILLTOP LEAGUE
PLAY Nor Alleys

Hilltop leaguers completed their
schedule with Friday matches on the
Play Nor alleys and TO the Swiss
Dairy team went the ie4i champion
ship.
The Yodelers won the title with q
record of rs points won and ~ lost.
The league played a straight sched-
ule % there will be no plsyoff.
Members Of the champion team are
O. Coveiti. Lee Erhart. Frank Suffer.
Tommy Thompson and Abraham
Ambuehi.
Hish score Of the closing
matches OF the Hiiltoppers went
70 Mort 1ehnder. anchor man
for the Tacoma Dairy team.
Shooting Is-. iee and so6. he
took the top total with = score
of s6s.
Mckenzie Fuei won four from
wilvers and Femmer. Tacoma Dairy
won three from Bell Fuel. and Ia
coma Amusement split even with
ished In second place. three points
behind the champions.
The best shot Of the closing
matches reported was msde by Shir-
ley Roberts. Of the Tacoma Dairy
team. who picked up the 4-T-io split.
SlNTH AVE. ROWLING CENTER
The United Commercial Travellers
BOWED their weekly matches on the
Sixth Avenue alleys last night. Chef
Booth WAS high man with . nice
7o4 game and SS< for high seriex He
was closely followed by Carol Geiser
with 2o7 for high game and 5s7 for
high series.
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Chambers Creek Lake" Is
Not a Lake, Say Game Heads

creek lake so-caed located at the dam
near mouth OF the
state department part Of Chamber.
creek and therefore will be
May Many anglers planned pond Sunday Don't
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EAGLES TOURNAMENT
GnVI>fl AllIA.

The Eagles will he wingins their
way TO the Coliseum over the week
END for the district meeting which
will include bowling tournament
At the Coliseum Eighteen teams are
already entered and the entry IL not
closed yet Tacoma teams will roll
tonight ~ 7 and . .. m. prererton,
Everett and Puysliup will be on the
SUNDAY shtfrs
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PULLMAN - Whitman colleges
baseball team swept a double
header from Washington State
college yesterday. SIS and "a.
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Hitting the Old Head Pin
NORTHWEST DOOR LEAGUE.
HI-lllA aIlhAS

NORTHWEST DOOR LEAGUE.
HI-MAN ALLEYS
Glue Dept. 24a3 1 We Veneer
shippers 1888 ~: high game. @.
wareo 1913. high series. G, warso
sie.
Door Dept 2s7s a. vs.. Night Cut
tins 2so2 ,o,. hlsh game. q. Slater
400, high series, z. Colbo STA.
Odd Dept. 2<se 90 We. Door Ship
pers 224o tol. high game c. Olson
l72. high series II. Hide act.
office 2s2o a. VS.. Day Cutters 2257
tol; high game, ID. Gonyes 2o5. high
Saw Gang ASST a. vs. sash Dept.
2sse tol; high game. n. Hall 2os
high series. n. Hall Se2
Spre2der Gang az vs.. Tear Down
tol. high game M Barker 1877; high
series. @. Bush +ee.
HIGH LIGHTS
COLISEUM ALLEYS
southpaw Joe Walker OF the Con-
sumers Market team rolled record
game OF asa. He has been III for
several weeks and says the vacation
must have been good for him. Nice
going Joe
c. A. Mason. a beginner and =
casual visitor at the Coliseum. drop
ped In after q three weeks vacation
to see II he could still bowl. He
rolled two nice games OF i65 and 1876
The following day he came in again
and after starting out with a 1874
ne went 70 work In great style and
with turkey and a spare turkey
and spare, and = turkey. he wound
IN with = huge asa In fact 10 was
so biz that he couldn't keep the
score so sent out q s o. s Mr.
Mason hasn't rolled over so games
altogother. These are the highest
scores he has ever rolled in that short
space of time.
Mel Smith Of the Community
Tavern team seemed TO be the hot
shot OF the Century league with his
2<a style Fat Person on the adjoin-
ms pair OF alleys was pounding the
pins for a 2$4 single Mat Fiani
rolled his way into the 500 club with
= COS HIS three games were iss.
MARkET STREET BOOSTERS.
COLISEUM ALLEYS
The Market Street Boosters are
bowling hard to win this half OF the
current season. Wartenbee Service
won the first half. and Commercial
Distributors. Evergreen Tavern and
Poodle Dos all vow that they will
be In the playoff. They each have
. chance but one never knows until
the last ball Is thrown Just who
will win.
Corbitt and Co. 22sa (ol vs. Con-
sumer'S Market 242o 81. high game
J. Walker III: high series. J. Walker
SOS.
J. Coma and sons 2S0< lA vs.
Poodle Dos 766S t3l: high game. p
Sounenerg 400. hish series. p. Young
berg Sac
Eversreen Tavern 2e4s tp VS. In
terstate Produce ASS (ol: hirh game.
lnsgo 1872. high series. lingo $50.
WRrtenbee Service 2s27 Cd VS.
Commercial Distributors 1856 ~:
high game. Burke 400: high series
Burke sal.