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Evening star., 1941-02-08
First (Colored).

The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins will
preach at II am. on Everyday
and Sunday Ethics" and at 7:30 p m.
on Insulting a Sponsor" He will
speak at the installation of group
of officers for Jerusalem Baptist
Church at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Methodist
Lincoln Road.

The Rev. w. D. Keene will preach
tomorrow at II am. services on
Gods Call for Personal Workers" E"
At the 8 pm. service, the Rev. c. M.
Wright will preach special sermon
for the Boy Scouts.
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Schedule Of Activities in Washington Churches

deau is the president. Holy COM
munion will be celebrated at 7:30
and Sunday school will be held
at $50
TRANSPORTATION.
Services tomorrow are at 7:30,
$50 and IL am. and 7 pm The
rector, the Rev j. j. Queally, will Of
ficiate and preach.
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Congress Street,

The Harrison Bible Glass will meet
tomorrow. GAS am. Chief S. T.
Porter, president, will preside
Thomas T. Luckett will have charge
of the lesson. The Rev. Dorsey K.
Sturgis, pastor, will give short talk
Representative Hugh Peterson of
Continued on Page BOD
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st. Paul.

st. Paul.
AT the II am. services, the Rev.
Charles F. Phillips, pastor, will
speak on Some Unchristisnized
Areas Of Life" During the pm.
services his topic will be Sons in
the Gospel" The official board
will meet on Tuesday at s o'clock
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Episcopal
Church of the Ascension,

Services tomorrow, Septuagesima
Sunday, include holy communion
at am, morning prayer and SER
mon by Canon Wolven at II, and
Young Peoples Fellowship at pm.
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st Columha

The subject of the sermon tomor-
row is idle Christian" At $50
the Y. P. F. will have for its sub
ject Happiness" Walter Falar-
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Baptist
Wisconsin Avenue.

Edward H. De Groot. jr., will speak
on Shoulders to the Wheel at the
morning service. Eugene Scheele
will speak on Dead or Alive in the
evening. The young people will
have charge OF the afternoon Serv-
ice at the Home for Incura bles,
Weaver Doyle delivering the mes
sage.
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Walker Memorial (CoIoredl

At II am. the Rev. N. j. Smith
will preach on The King Shall
Miss You Because Your Seat Is
Vacant" B. Y. P. U. at pm. The
pastors subject at pm. will be
"A Call for leadership"
Evening star., 1941-02-08
McKinIey Memorial (CoIoredl.

The Rev. A. B. Fisher, former pas
tor of the Israel Baptist Church,
Evening star., 1941-02-08
News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
Local Organizations
BY PAGE NICK. ETCHISON,

The Mnot Bible Glass of Epworth Methodist Church elected the fol-
Kitchen,
delegate Bible
Glass
president;
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Epiphany.

The services tomorrow are as fol-
lows: Holy communion. s am,
Junior Bible Glass. $50 am; Adult
Bible Glass. 10 am. There will be
morning prayer and sermon by the
Rev. DR.. Phillips at II. The Young
Peoples Fellowship meets at $50
pm. and there will be evening
prayer and sermon by the Rev. Mr..
Fraser at pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-08

Haller, secretary; Mrs. Thelma Ma
jor, corresponding secretary; Miss
Ina Clements, chaplain, and Mrs
Evening star., 1941-02-08

DR.. Wilmer Souder will speak to
the Everyman's Glass of the Ma
tional City Christian Church tomor-
row at 10 am. on The Contribu-
Evening star., 1941-02-08

will be a frief message. At 8 pm.
the Mount Airy Echoes will assist
the choir with the music.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Skiers THRILL;
Traces Of Snow

Traces of snow on not TOO far
distant hills have Tacoma Ski club
members keyed to a high pitch
anticipating their biggest season
in many years,
Increased interest in the club
in the past several months through
its water-skiing activities promises
record turnout for the first meet
ing of the fall Thursday evening
at s o'clock in the Rose and Gold
room of Hotel Winthrop.
The Officers will he on hand
before the meeting 10 welcome
prospective members who are
interested In applying for
membership In the club.
A special treat will be in store
following the business session. The
club has made special arrange
ments to show SKI Skill" popular
skiing movie in which fsr-famed
Freidl Pfeiffer is featured The
picture. partially in slow motion. is
rated as one of the finest tech
nical ski pictures ever made
Howard Clifford. president, will
conduct the meeting which Off
cially opens the 1e41-42 season in
Tacoma ski circles.
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Dope on Tickets
For Grid Game

Sale of tickets at reduced prices
for the Gonzsga Pacific Lutheran
football game. 10 be played IN the
Stadium Friday night. ends Thurs
day noon, Ticket Chairman Ted
Van Fossen announced Wedness-
day.
After Thursday noon. gate
prices will prevail. No stu
dent tickets will he sold after
Thursday noon.
All persons over II years OF age
buying tickets at the gate will be
required to buy adult tickets.
Student tickets will be available
Wednesday and Thursday morning
at schools in Tacoma and Pierce
county and at headquarters Of the
Tacoma Hot Stove league. loo
Rust building. which will be open
until 10 o'clock Wednesday night.
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British Sailors
To See Grid Game

Sailors of the British battleship
Warspite. now in Bremerton. will
get their first look at American
college football Friday night when
Pacific Lutheran college plays
Gonzaga university IN the Tacoma
stadium.
A party Of Nsrspite sailors
has been invited To be guests
at the game and will Join
thousands of American sol
diers and sailors in enjoying
the Tacoma grid classic.
Many Of the Wsrspite sailors
are outstanding soccer players. the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Motorcycle Competition Is
Billed Sunday Afternoon
Best Riders in Northwest Will Fight
For Top Honors: Forwell Title Threot

The Tacoma Motorcycle club
will hold the Northwest champion
ship cross country race at the Ia
coma Sportsmens arena, Sunday
at o'clock.
This is the first time the Taco
ma club has held championship
event since 1888, and feels quite
proud Of being able at this time
To present to Tacoma such an
affair.
This 10 the final interclub com
petition and the deciding meet for
the title of Northwest champion.
Also the outstanding rider in the
Northwest in all motorcycle events.
The boys have been working hard
all summer to become eligible.
According to the referee the fol-
lowing boys are eligible: Red Far
well, 1880 champion: Andy Skeel,
Frank Marsh. Bunky Oswin,
George White, Ralph Dustin, Curt
Day, Bonnie Hart.
Other riders who are eligible
and expected to ride according
tn state referee. Lewis Whit
ney-Don Curtis. Bill Jensen,
Lenny Atkins. Art Arneson,
Joe Reichmuth. Don Rothen,
Pat Person, Roddy Raush.
Grover Grives. Ben Scoles. Bud
Strahm. Jack Thompson, Lloyd
Coombs. John Brady, Hank
Brethsuer. Ernest Dubuque,
Harry Terrence. Bob JunlSins,
Bud Wheelock, Jimmy Grant,
Pete Schwrtz, Jake Seller,
Chuck Goodwin. Jack Lynch.
William Hucl<tps. Lester An
men. Rob Scott. Tom Maritani.
1eorge Rothenberg. Kenny
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British Boxer
On Seattle
. Glove Show

Seaman Bon Har-
vey of the British battleship War
spite. now at Bremerton undergo
ing repairs. will appear on Pro-
moter Nate Druxman's boxing card
Monday. II was announced today.
Harvey. who lost a decision here
last week. will meet Lefty Abbott.
Bellingham middleweight. in a six
round special event. Two To-
round main events pit Hal Hoshino
and Black Joe. festherweights. and
Dsvey Ward and Johnny Taylor.
weiterw -ights
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Alsab Called Another Whirlaway

NEW YORk-A trim brown
colt who has run his 800 purchase
price into dividends of SIS. 065 took
his place at thu head of America
two-year-olds class today and the
boys who like to look into the
future were FASTING his name in
their hatbsnds as the horse TO beat
IN the Kentucky derby of 1912.
He 10 Aisab and is known
around the paddocks ~ ''an-
other Whiriaway." A crowd
~ mere than $1,000 turned
sut NJ Belmont Park yester-
aay 10 - this cheap young
sser from Chicago whip Re-
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Edmiston. Lloyd Smith. Nern
Pugh, Bob Hillberg, George
Davis.
The boys will ride in heats of
five riders, winners advancing to
semi finals and finals. There also
will be some novelty races. So far
Red Farwell, Tacoma. has piled up
more points than any other North
west rider. Red saws this is his
last year in competition and ne is
trying to wind II up in good style.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia Q. New York s.
Detroit 4, st. Louis /.
Washington 4, Boston ;.
Only games scheduled.
INTERN ATloNAL LEAGUE
Tuesdays playoff: Montreal I,
Newark ; Montreal wins series
40.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Tuesdays plsyoff: Columbus 8,
Louisville l columbus wins series
Al.
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Hot Dogs for
Soldiers Also
Union S Gift

SEATTLE - The Transfers
union which supplied service men
with 5000 free tickets 70 the
Washington Minnesota football
game here Saturday, announced
TODAY that IL had also contracted
for 5000 hot dogs 10 be served
gratis 70 the soldiers and sailors.
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quested nv three and n half
lengths while running one Of
the fastest sprints ever timed.
Alsab roared across the finish
line just a fifth of a second shy
of the world record for six and a
half furlongs and hacked the local
mark from l;l7 / Is to neat and
gaudy 1:l6.
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Totals ..........3l ; ~ Il 3
aBatted for Bithorn in eighth.
bran for Herman in ninth.
score by Innings
Seattle .............. 600 0o3 ll0-5
HOLLYWOOD .......... 600 00l 00l-2
Summary-Losing pitcher, Bithorn:
innings pitched. by Bithorn 8: at bat
hits off Bithorn 6. runs responsible
hits, off Bithorn g.. runs responsible
for. Barrett q bases on balls off
Barrett z. Bithorn 4. struck out, by
Barrett g. Bithorn O. Osborn /: left
on bases. Seattle :. HOLLYWOOD 5: two
base hits. Scarsella. Uhalt: three base
hit. Kshle; sacrifice hits. Bithorn. d.
Barrett; stolen base, Kahle: runs
batted in Dickshot Harris Kahle;
double PLAYS Hoover TO Schultz to
Herman. Schultz to Hoover to Her
man.
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Totals ........43 Q 80 l3

IotaIs ....--..-.-43 81 l3
bBstted for Terry In eleventh.
score ~ Innings
Sacramento $500. 900 600 100 Oi-s
Ssn Diego ......-. olo oo2 oiO 90
Sum msrv Winning pitcher
Schmidt. innings pitched. BY Freitas
:. Schmidt : AZ bat. off Freitas 20
Schmidt Il. runs scored off Freitss
2 Schmidt /. hits of Freitss :
Schmidt I runs responsible for Terry
? Freitss ! Caplinger l. bases on
balls OF Terry !. Freitss J. struck
out. by Terry 5. Freltas S Schmidt {.
LEFT or bases. Sacramento s Ssn
Diego 3 two-osse hits Jensen Has
lin. three base hits Gurteriose
Klurtz home run WieCznrek
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Skiffs-Sacs
20 One Up

sesttl. and Sacramento TO-DAY
were one-up on Hollywood and
San Diego after the first round
OF play in the annual Shsughnessy
plsyoffs for the Presidents cup.
Seattle trimmed Hollywood So
while Sacramento beat their old
nemesis. Ysnk Terry. and the
Padres 81. IN Il innings. and
thereby annexed second piae. IN
the final league standings
Dickie Barrett and Wayne
Osborne eoilaborated 10 turn
In a five-hit game against the
Stars. who threw away the
game by committing fiv. er-
rors.
The game was scoreless until
the sixth when the Rsiniers put
over three unearned runs. Lynn
King was safe on Joe Hoovers
error. and with two out, Les Scar
sella doubled to right. Bob Col
Inns walked and Frenchy Uhslt
then dropped Ned Stiekles fly,
three runs scoring.
UHALT DOUBLES
Uhalt produced the first Star
run in the sixth when ne doubled
and came home on Johnny Dick
shots fly. but Seattle picked up
another in the seventh on Hoovers
two-base error and Spencer Hsr-
ris' single.
Another run scored In the eighth
on two walks. fielders' choice
and Hoover's third error. The last
Star run came in the ninth when
Babe Herman worked Osborne for
a walk and Bob Kahle clouted a
triple.
The Solons were forced To
come from behind 10 nail the
Padres. with whom they had
finished the season tied for
second place. San Diego held
80 lead when the Sacs went
10 work In the seventh.
Singles by Jack Sturdy. Chef
Wieczorek and Manager Pepper
Martin and q fly by Bob Blattner
inehed one run across, but in the
eighth they went to town on Terry.
who had beaten them every time
out during the season.
Don Gutteridge tripled, Scslzi
reached first on an error and Chef
Wieczorek then cleaned the bags
with a home run. The Solons won
in the 18th when Claude Kluttz
tripled and scored on Blattner's
fly.
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pifh ELLIOTT METCALF

: Our two Marvs Of the Gadiators have brought more
widespread publicity Tacoma football than all the teams
any classification this city produced
The two Marvs of course, Harshman and Tommervk
the Pacific Lu,herans ,.v.
national rating,
H. Gregory sports
oresonisn Hsrshman bakfed
When you specify nation in football the world
th that follows Gegorys typewriter:
,s nm, e ne VEN Win me one iosgy nsh asa 10
surprising Pacific Lutheran first tied the 1913
with amazing ssyard goal by Harshman big
fuhsek my friend stump of the Vancouver Columbian has
Heods for Lutheran Campus :.
II has finally to him and he has verified il that
hershman football player who started at Washington
then pulled out when there didn't to be chance for
him 10 make the freshman team.
He went TO Pacific Lutheran, and little school not.
you can count this 200pounder Of the best
hacks in the country todayamong other things that rarity
for fubacks, full triple threaten and field goal kicker
besides
possibilities freshman did
whom stump recalls he while covering freshman football
Stump .sHusky
guard who also transferred Pacific Lutheran with
now assistant coach Rdgeed high under Coach Johnny Fad
II Hasshm.n.
eEissered At Washington
s.as. s.o " n ,ns r"sn examining o's and
e~hman coaching staff overlooked this
Assest oversiEhis any staff made
Hartman stuck getting nowhere.
couldn't stand the inaction
And that's how this big back
srouEh also the 10pound
that really find Tommervik
long a punt
or for field goal to be q small college
Football Galore
It's all football these days
That's about all the folks talk about.
The college game has taken hold of the pOpuIace.
Looking things locally there much for gridmen TO
feast upon.
night IN Tigers
Aberdeens
grid machine to local soil The Tigers off
WIN Lncons weekend performing
Unit at this early
inssersns meeting the Gonxsgnns
1h .
casssic And Friday nights
should far Guido the $4,000
Then Saturday afternoon m o
prominent Washington game
viii be broadcast the the MIC
sn Stern major league announcer, at the mike
llsf Division Ploys...
Sunday the 4lst Division varsity eleven makes its
hrst 1941 Fort Lewis ground The Soldiers
meet the West Seattle squad composed of college stars
sport most DESTROYS dish in days hand running
received Portland Ohson
eheckwre
w. Gonxaga and Washington Minnesota
Ohson lrishman. slumnns
born In Minnesota also the soil
Dorothy Nelson of Tacoma.
Old timers Falkland In
eatte
ohsen prairie
Earca with ssch ervor that he notice
kept night o. going
While p,p,b no
Clover creek which rolls azy section
stopped
And with four in headeear stl
talks about that truths-stranger-than fiction gslop
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W] The
n
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
ST. 90. Pittsburgh 40.
Brooklyn Boston played former
date
Chicago s, Cincinnati /.
New York 2-s. Philadelphia SIS.
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Odds Favor
.Dodger Club
Shift Sharply When
Cords Blow Come

NEW YORk-Pennsnt-winnins
possibilities were all on the Brook
lvn Dodgers side today In their
battle with the st. Louis Cardinals
for the National league pennant
The odds shifted sharply in sup
port Of the Dodgers when Curt
Davis BANKED the Phillies Monday
and veered even more when the
Cardinals split with the Pitts
burgh Pirates in a doublehesder
yesterday
Roth have four games IN
play. The Cardinals play In
Pittsburgh today and tomor-
row. have an open date Friday
and move to Chicago for wind
mp games on Saturday and
Sunday.
The Dodgers play In Boston to-
day and tomorrow. are idle Friday
and return to Ebbets field for
games with Philadelphia Saturday
and Sunday.
II Brooklyn wins three of their
remaining games, the Cards could
not win the pennsnt even II they
swept their four remaining con-
tests. In that case the standings
would be:
Won Lost Pet. GB
Brooklyn 100 81 SAC o..
~. Louis 10 ~ SAT n
st. Louis struck a snag yester-
day by swapping shutouts with
the Pirates. A combination of
good pitching by Pittsburgh's Ken
Heintzelman and a miserable day
afield for the Cards gave the
Pirates the first game. 40. Heint-
zelman allowed only six hits. Only
one Cardinal got as far as third.
II was his 18th victory and Pitts
burgh's fifth In 10 games this
year with St Louis.
ROCKIES AID
Max Lanier went the distance
for the Cardinals IN the second
game, allowing eight hits for a
90 triumph. Rockies Stan Musial
and Estel Crabtres featured the
Cards Shit assault which was
helped by four Pittsburgh errors.
The New York Giants divided
with the Philadelphia Phillies.
dropping the opener. So, and win
ming the nightcap. s-6.
Bill lee went the route for
the first time since June 20
and registered his first victory
since July % when the Cubs
defeated the Reds, 81. Lee
allowed eight hits.
In the American league, the De-
troit Tigers moved into tie for
third place with the idle Chicago
White sox by beating the st. Louis
Browns. Al. in 10 innings. Dizzy
Trout held the Browns to seven
hits.
Red Ruffing and Joe DiMaggio
clouted homers for the Yankees
but the Athletics showed across
two runs In the ninth TO win, q-S
Washington edged the Red Sox
I to 3.
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Ross, deRoberts
Reveal Skill
Bockfield Subs Set
For Lutheran Come
GoNzAGA UNIVERSITY. spo-

GoNZAGA UNIVERSITY, Spo-
ssne-Arrivsl on the Gonzsga uni
versity gridiron scene n sopho-
more San mv deRoberts and
Charles Ross. transfer from Mo-
berry. No. junior college. will do
much 10 strengthen the reserve
department Of the Bulldog back
field corps for the Pacific Luth-
eran game in Tacoma Friday
night
Regular Fullback Pat Higgins
and Right Halfback Pat LsMarchs
each PLAYED SO minutes IN last
weeks terrific power duel with
Arizona State. all subs for both
positions being on the shelf with
practice injuries.
DeRoberts Wa one Of ths
finest pass-slinging hslfhacks
on the Gonzaga frosh squad
last season. and IN recent
workouts. first Of the season
for him. he appeared 10 have
lost none Of his finesse.
Ross is young blond giant,
marvellous blocker and pass
catcher who will fit right in with
the Bulldog way OF doing things.
The addition Of deRoberts gives
Coach PIGGY Hunton three bril-
liant passing left halfback pros
poets. all of them sophomores.
Bob Gerstenberger and John Good
win are both accomplished tossers
and nifty runners, with Goodwin
being one of the finest kicking
artists TO arrive on the Gonzaga
varsity in many a year.
THREE GOOD PASSES
Goodwin fired the ball just three
times in the contest with Arizona
State, and gains of 10. 20 and Al
yards resulted.
In recent days Hunton has
been spending time perfect
ing both the Gonzaga offense
and defense, building more and
more plays around passes from
the tail-back spot, and trying
at the same time 10 find .
method Of sitting the aerial
efforts Of Pacific Lutheran's
Mary Tommervik.
Another troublesome position
was cleared up in the Arizona
State game by the play Of Sophie
more Bruce Jaton, center product
from Queen Anne high Of Seattle.
The pivot position was left with
out an experienced man when
regular Tom Lee decided TO re-
main out of school, but Jston play
ed 81 minutes without substitution
before being dazed slightly and
given a rest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
HAWAUANS PLAY

STOCkTON. Calif. - The Uni
versity of Hawaii football team,
which defeated Portland Univer-
sitv $50 last Saturday. meets the
College Of Pacific eleven here to-
night.
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BearcafS on
Spot Again
Spec Keene Boosts
Squad of Big Men

The Willamette Bearcats, a
perennial power in the Northwest
conference. are on the spot again
this year as far as the experts
and the public alike are concerned
United Press survey disclosed
today
Coach Roy 8. (Spec) Keene,
with a squad Of 46 hefties, emerged
far better than other conference
schools from the twin hazards of
the draft and lucrative defense
jobs
The Bearcats' line will push
the compound mark. with Co.
Captain Martin Barstad a
likely choice for ail-confer-
ence honors. Barstad IL
tough. r~ngy tackle. In the
backfield, Al Walden IL rated
worthy successor To past
Willamette luminaries.
Elsewhere coaches were count
ing gaps by the dozens.
At Whitman college. for In
stance, Coach Mig Borleske must
replace 10 veterans. He hoped TO
offset part Of his troubles with
partial use Of the Information,
and with such standbys as Co
Captains Jonie Lewis, back. and
Norm Transeth, end Tackles and
ends looked strong A heavy gang
Of freshmen will augment the
lettermen.
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ship having one Of the best soccer
teams in the British navy
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LOGGERs LOSE MANY

Coach Leo Frank of the College
of Puget Sound has only nine
lettermen and seven reserves
among his squad of 35 men. They
included al outstanding duo of
backs in Bill Mclaughlin. quarter
back, and Bill McMaster.
Pacific University's squad num-
bered IS. including eight letter
men. Coach Roger Folgste's
turnout admittedly lacked class
but was heavier than in recent
years. Five men topped 200
pounds.
A fairly optimistic outlook
prevailed at Linfield college.
Coach Henry W. Lever figur-
ing that things couldn't he
much worse than last wear
when the Wildcats won hut
one game.
Six returning lettermen and six
reserves. plus transfers and a
numericslly-large frosh turnout
bolstered Linfield hopes. The line
is bulwsrked by Phil O'Mears, 220-
/ pound all-conference tackle.
College of Idaho. which opened
| its season with a 300 victory
over Albion Normal last weekend
has its most experienced team in
recent years. A light but fast
bsckfield is spanked by Dutch
Sherman, hslfback. and John Hay
man, fullback. Three practice in
iuries cut the squad to 20 men.
including Is lettermen.
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SACRAMENTO

Totals ..r-.-.-..- Is , So
sBstted for Freitss in eighth.
SAN DIEGO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-24
JUNIOR PHYSICIST EXAMINATION OPEN
$2,OOO Job Being Offered by GOvernment-Exam
 Necessary First

An examination to secure in- formation specialists to meet the demands of various government agencies, with salaries ranging from @2600 to $4600 a year was an- nomced today by the U. 8. Civil Service commission. Among the optional branches are press and publications, and radio.
 Professional experience in edit ing or writing for a newspaper, a magazine of national reputation, or an international service Is required, although appropriate education may be substituted for part of the cx- perience. All applications must be filed by Oct. 23.
 Other examinations announced today are for junior physicist, Ut e2,O00 e year, with college educa- ton and special study of physics required; assistant observer in me- teorology at si62o e year, requir- ing two years of college or two yearO as an observer; and assistant and junior agricultural statisti- clan, ct $2600 and $2000 a year re. spectively, with college course as an essential.
 Further details about all these examinations, and the necessary application blanks may be obtained from Frank x. Keefe, at the postal cashlerS office in the post office building.