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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Hialeah Opens
46-DaY Program

MANIA crowd of Is, 900, in
Guiding important figures of So
ciety sports and the business
world, is expected to jam Hialeah
park when the gates are openek
today for the inaugural program
of a 46-day meeting.
Based on figures from Tropical
park. Florida's other horse racing
plant, Hialeah park, glistening
under a new coat of paint and
with its miles of multi-colored
hedges trimmed to perfection, is
expected to enjoy a record-break-
ing season.
Tropical park. which closed
the first half of It's split sea
son yesterday. reported an in
crease of S1S,Sl5 in the aver
age daily mutuel play over
last year.
For the 16-day NEE ting.
Tropicals attendance figures were
1894 and the total mutuel play.
S4,505.730, compared with 1886
and s4,476,O93 for the 17-day
winter meeting last season.
The Hialesh inaugural program
is topped by the $4,000 inaugural
stakes, which has drawn a field
of 20. Top-weighted with 126
pounds, Mrs. T. Christopher's
Doubt Not, the son Of Burgoo
King and Doubtful, is a u fav-
orite.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Hoppe Still
indicated

CHICAGO 49, Willie Hoppe. the
one-time boy wonder of billiards,
was undefeated at the halfway
mark today in a challenge match
against Jack Schaefer of Cleve-
land
He held a 94-point lead at the
end of the first four blocks OF
the three-cushion match and he
showed promise of repeating his
performance in the 1910 world
championship tournament when he
won the title with 20 consecutive
victories. Two more blocks will
be played today ana the final two
tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
American Loop Has Majority
On All-Star Major Squad

ST. LOUIS - American league
loser in both the World Series and
the annual All-Star game. never
theless won majority of places
on the All-Star team picked for
The Sporting News. national base
ball weekly, by members of the
Baseball Writer'S association.
The roster, announced today.
also reflected the rise of the for
tunes Of the Cincinnati Reds and
the National league and the de
cline of the New York Yankees.
The Reds, world champions,
placed three players on the
list while the Yankees, who
formerly dominated the ALL
Star selection and World Sc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Cougars Lose
To 0regonians
George McNutt's
Shooting Is Enough

CORVALLIS, Ore. - Three con-
secutive baskets In the last three
minutes by Forward George Nc
Mutt gave Oregon State a 1919
victory over Washington State
here last night in the opening
game Of the northern division Pa
cific Coast Conference basketball
race.
The score was tied ~ 3e-all
when McNutt. a sharp shooting
transfer from Pasadena. Cal. slip
ped through the Cougar defense
10 cage the three straight shots
Washington State led. 20-i7
nj haiftime, principally be
cause of It's accuracy from the
foul line.
The officials called 30 fouls In
the first half and three Oregon
Skaters. John Mandie, Jack Mulder
and Paul Valenti, were banished
on four personals.
McNutt was high scorer of the
game with Il points. II OF which
he made in the final period.
The teams meet again tonight.
a 60
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

WORD comes from California that Eddie Roberts is doing
" quite well for himself in the tavern business And
let be known that the backeyed socker who To the
heights in the fight looks than he Is
Mention of Roberts always brings TO mind what
might been had he taken his training work seriously
developed harder hitter than
this physically deeevins Tacoman
body the broad shoulders and you'd
gamble your fuedged middleweigh at the
he pounds powerful the
verbal bull
He Freddie n both murder and
together Kill when he
seen a cracking
And how he knew a weakened!
kept word he said he
up when had reached his fighting
Tacoma he labeled fought Bud German
Connor pointed
the other day
himself that bout which he
fighting equipment
probably glowing ashy pair that
ever slipped a hips
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
A.A.U. Shows Its
Authority, Sir

NEW YORK - The automatic
suspension of all the players but
one who took part in the east
west football game at San Fran
cisc- on New Years day will be
lifted whenever those players
make application to the Amateur
Athletic Union. Secretary-Treas-
urer Daniel J. Ferris said today
Ferris said that all of the
players except Fred Hartman Of
Rice. who obtained AAU permits
sion, had been suspended for fail
ure to ask permission of the
amateur body to play in the
charity game. However, Ferris
said, most of the players were
not properly informed of the
amateur rule requirements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Want al Hostak
In Chicago Bout

SEATTLE - Al Hostak. former
middleweight boxing champion Of
the world. was offered a chance
today to regain his crown in a
match with Tony Yale. present
champion. in Chicago Feb. q
Eddie Marino, Hostaks man
ager. received the offer from Bill
Rand. Chicago promoter. for a
title match in the huge Chicago
stadium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Meadow Parkers
Schedule Meet

Annual meeting Of the Meadow
Park Golf club for the election OF
officers will be held Monday night
at the clubhouse.
Dinner will be served at $50
O'Clock with the business meeting
following.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Hype Igoe Looked. Gospel
Eddie kept them. Still has them &.

Eddie Kept them. Still has them
Sentimental reasons his mother made them
And too, he his outstanding victories with them
around him :.
They long your neigh
fighting fairly blurred vision Caused
ssrted fight crowd abs and obs
Hype the famed New York scribe, gazed
and into typewriter fit about them
of
ketchels red long and loose trunks
greats
early 1905
had impressed n
gave lengthy description setting
. pedestal all by themselves
Steele held bathrobe Wouldn't
II along starting middeweg ht
1T almost a of me" Steele
And he hasn't the l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

L3Sten L..
Iacomans continue to make the big time in many walks
Of life. Viola Wasterans ability violius sent
her to the crest The city should
comes back home for recital Everybod happy Johnny
Bula that Los Angeles open and the S3OO
went with It, The world loves a game underdog. which
Bula had proved to be Lefty lsekite undoubtedly will
report to Dallas in the Al grade Texas league this
spring hot weather pitcher the big Tacoma outhpaw
good In that fast Has hurting
HI system Fans he Tiger
aaage Bobby Garreson viii another
enie from Tiger bosses Del Holmes.
~ Tigers from Vancouver got In
pnSsanAa weskhngs Now take big
Tiger will a week.
1he Daggos doe little
~ psnef sc OF naseoah Little Dom
tae
Who bring to the hearts
rock around their and
essnt ebctors to tots police
just around the might
hnnttng sranAsst d II sports
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Title City League Game
Carded Thursday Night

It's natural. It's The as OF The rT haf decides
the first half championship
That's the FuerMchaers Tacoma City basketball
on Thursday night at Lincoln
Tied for first
qunts will battle following
preliminary league encounters.
At o'clock the Florists the
battle matches Consumers Signal Corps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Highline Winner

SUMNER Hotter than foxes
the first half when they sank S
out Of Is shots, Hiehline Pirates
defeated Sumner Spartans. "a to
2S, here last night. Halftime
score was 10 to 2. Highline re-
serves won. 20 to Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Eddie. Freddie Much Alike d.

Dave bought the robe for the kid time when II repre-
scented all the glamour in the world TO that youthful fighting
heart -.
the Tacoma fighters of yesterday
much alike
n murderous
when a cracked each had
had shining hard when the smell of the
TO their nostris
a shattered old of fighting
with the warning memorys locker
Tacoma might out top flight fighters in the future
although encouraging
100 years will gone the
two better fighters out of the
Farmer good Doc Smell Taylor
.. Schuman. instance
But salwart they profession
q Roberts
Eddie
How you like each prime today? -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Wilkie Goes Chicken i.

Aldon Wilkes possibilities of success with the Pitts
bugh Pirates this 1941 baseball secondary in his
thoughts AT this particular moment
The former Tiger southpaw who promoted trial
from the Seattle Rainers has gone chicken. And that's
fOoin
Yesterday at the Tacoma chicken show Adon extended
his left hand received blue ribbon in behalf of his Rhode
Island Red pullet and grnned from TO
You could tell by that saying himself:
Boy biggest thrill yet Why, I'd
honor than pitch no-hi game"
II his first in the cackle
Aldon specializing
10 keep the wolf days
met friend after receiving his trophy ribbon
Said the friend "Aldon do grade
with the Pirates?
replied a strong you take
this particular bird today
I'm Adon fool those National
What? Oh saying Take here Look at
the o -
Look how proud this bird is You
She
You'll have catchers who :"
And thus it went What an egg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

Bowling

Dick Diesterhoft. shooting FOR
Commerce Street Market in the
Commercial league. led The bowl
ers on he Broadway alleys Tues
day night with = fine 5s7 total
including single games Of I'll, 1s5
and leI. Howard Bailey. anchor
man for Lloyd Suffers. was a close
second finishing his series with
203 10 bring MS total n SIS His
first two games were each i9l.
Commerce Street Market
leads the league after last
nights play. being the only
team to capture four points.
The victim of the Marketeers
was the first half champion
Lloyd suffer Tire team.
Roman Koehler led of for the
stationers with a 227 single game,
which proved to be the high single
game OF all the bowlers. He fin
ished with a $50 total. Tom Winer
rolled 557 for Royal Arcanums.
Erma Musselman was tops
among the women stars with
213. i39 and 1877, big 539
total. DAM Radonich rolled
three good games and 522
score. The Nomen's teams
Jared well, Jordan's Bread
taking three points from Ia
coma Ice company and Hotel
Winthrop splitting even with
Broadway Alleys.
Model Lumber and Royal Ar
eanum engaged in a close battle
and divided points The Model won
the first game by 10 pins and the
second BY one pin. Royal Ar
canum took the third game by II
pins and the total by six. Ice De-
livery lost three points to the Sta
TONERS.
Broadway Alleys stepped
into high gear In the third
game Ia register 800 for the
best team single. LeadoH
man Fisher rolled pol. Walter
Ross 1871. Jim Chestnut i47,
Cliff Studholme 215 and Nern
kampbell 1871 and the handi-
cap was %. Commerce Street
Market turned In 2705 for the
best team total.
City Employees returned to their
bowling competition after a holi-
day rest and Hal Brown checked
in with o78 for the best total OF
the matches. al Farrar rolled POI
for the high single game. Pete
Sowle registered 54s, Elmer Ba.
shey $50, Grant Eckman 523, 3
Thomas 513. Ollie O'Brien 512
Jerry Receconi 51s. Joe Kent sol
Jerry Kent SOC. Verne Modlin 515
Skilly Lyons sol. Al Farrar 53e
and George Burgeson 512 for
scores over 500.
Results. Light 4, Garbage o
Engineers 3 Public Works !
Kilowatts 3. Power /; Health 4
Range Sales o. Police 5, Bel
Line l.
A deadlock at 1897 To 1877 re
suited in the match between tn,
Sentinels and the Cardinalites last
night in Top Notch league compe
tition at the X St. Recreation
alleys Agnes Brosamer of tn,
Cardinalites was high scorer will
a three-game total of 427.
The Secretaries defeated th'
Cardinal Couriers, 1869 to 1919
NJ. Reda of the Secretaries wa.
high with AIT. The Marshals de
feated the Beauticians. 1874 I,
1889. Pat Lampe OF the Beauti
clans was high scorer with 445
* st. Recreation beat the PreS
dents. 1sos to 1927. Fran Ham
merschmith was high with 39s.
A. o. Il. W. team No. 2 defeate,
team No. l in a match at X ST
Recreation alleys last night, 116'
to 1850. Each team used onl'
three players. L. Cowling OF team
No. was high scorer with a tota
q 429.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
SPORTSNEN LEAGUE
Coliseum

The Tacoma Times quintet stole
four points from Shaub Ellison
last night at the Coliseum with a
total of ais pins. The boy key
lers were Hildebrand Dawson.
Dunn. X. Colbe. II. Reimer. John
White bowled high single game OF
2S7. He also bowled the high
three-game series of 537 White
and Wakefield both of Wakefield
Motors team rolled the only zoo
or better.
Mt. TACOMA. Coliseum
Local 1852 PASS "a vs. Team No
6 PAST ca. high game, Miller IT'S
high series Gibson 400
Paper supply Co PASS t2) vs. Linn
be- 4 Sawmill No 25i7 t2l high
game Hanson 10, high series. Han
son s57.
Buck 4 Bowers 1881 49, vs.. Tigers
246o dl. high game. B. Foley l62
high series Woods 42s.
SfORT>Nk>. Coliseum
puyallup VALLEY Dairy 2462 az vs..
Community Tavern 2422 III. high
game Stalsrski lse. high series. sta
larSki SIS
Stevens Motor 245i lsl " Lanes
Club Room 1889 o.. high game Walt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

Hudson 1871; high series, Jerry
Warden SIT.
Lincoln Public Market 2453 tOl VS..
36th Street Club 26l5 a.: high game.
Lutschlinger 1888. high series, (tiedJ
kezele and Lutschlinger 4S7.
Shaub Ellison 2524 (0l vs.. Ia
coma Times 27I6 90; high game. H
Colbo 100, high series. Hilderbrand
SIG
Bucks Tavern 1921 (2) VS.. Wake
field Motors 2427 ca high game
White 237. high series. White b37.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
SOUTH SIDE. Ui-Nay

Bishop Foods 1888 go VS.. Little
Coffee Tavern 23i5 o.. high game
Al Harlng III, nigh series, Schafer
All
Pacific Millwork 2525 80 vs. Emils
Inn 24l2 IN. high game l. F1irseth
1856. high series. l.. F1irseth SIT
Crystalike 2463 "a VS. Manitou
Service 1859 81. high game. A
Kachulis goa, high series. A. Kachulis
$50
Squeek's Redoniyoo 1887 tO) VS.
Tacoma Amusement 2452 a.. high
game Flanagan 1872. high series
Summers 4Ts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

Totals ..... 10 = -
Hhlftlme - Washington State 40
Oregon state II
Officials Frank Heniges Portland
Ned Nelson. Moscow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
PUYALLUP- Puvallup Vikings
(ael Kent

nuho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ca Rod
velt. Brooks Hoover, Shreve Kent
Moore Thompson ca. Becker ca.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
TELEPHONE co. Sixth Avenue

Central Office 27l4 % v Con-
struction 277l l3) high game Merry
field ife. high series Rasmussen s57.
Toll Dept 1897 50 vs. Cable Dept
23ls %. high game II Higgins 1873.
nigh series. II. Higgins 534
Assignment 1855 80 VS. Com
mercial 2640 ~. high game Rath-
bun 2oo, high series Rathbun 4e7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
McChord Basket
Loop Gets Started

First Round Results
saith Squadron as. 2s9th
Quartermasters So.
seth RECON-. 81. saith Ord
nance 30.
ssth ONO %, 18th Air Base
l..
Hid. 4 Hid. Eq, 18th Group
AZ. s5th Bombard. IL.
Opening basket play in the
MeChord Field tournament got
underway on January 9Th with
34th Squadron. seth Reconnsis-
snce. ssth ONO and Head and
Headquarters Squadron. 17th
Group. coming through with VIC
tories.
Individual scorings were
taken BY Cloke (34th Squad
l6: Wee>e (239th ONO %;
Harris (S9th Reconn.) IA;
sampson (54th Ord :: Back
en- tssth ONO 8; Arnsou
18th Air Base :: McGinnis
hid. and Hid. So Is.
Next games in the tourney viii
be played in Robert Cray gym on
Friday night. The schedule:
: P. n.-255th ONO VS.. e5th
Squadron. 18th Bombsrdment Sc. :
73rd Sc, 18th Bomb. So. vs.. 23sth
ONO.
$50 P M-ssth ONO vs. 54th
Ordnance: ssth Reconn. vs.. Ho. d
Hq. Squadron. 17th Bomb. Group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

II you're not using II, sell il with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

subs. Highhne. Nelson "a Sulh-
van, Strain. Shearer. Flynn Sumner
Anderson, Weick "a. Rumpf 90 4,
Query t2). Malley. Shigeo a..
II you're not using il. sell il with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Gulls Drop
Cage Opener
League Champions
Bow TO Wildcats
Tuesday Results
Bremertou u Everett II.
Next IAacne PLAY

Tuesday Results
Bremertou II. Everett Il.
Next League PLAY
Friday. Stadium A. Bellinehsm,
Yakima at Everett, Wslla walla
At Lincoln.
Saturday: Walla Walla At Sta
dunn. Lincoln at Bremerton. Yak
ina at Bellingham.
Banking their rivals in the sec
ond period Bremerton Wildcats
notched their first Cross state
league victory by defeating Ever
EFT Seagulls. 10 to Il. at Bremen
ton last night in the title-defend-
ing Gulls' first league appearance.
Everett led the first quarter.
5 10 3. but Bremerton took a 11-5
halftime advantage and held il to
the end Third quarter score was
j 10 10 The game was rough
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Renton 81. Tigers %

RENToN-Renton Indians step
ped back into the Puget Sound
Conference win column by defeat
ing Enumclaw Tigers. 34-23. here
last night. Renton led all the
way, 1872. 1913, and 25-14
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09
Vikings Keep
Basket Pace
Defect Kent Five
In Sound Circuit


Puvallup ~. Kent 80.
Renton "a. Enumclaw %
Highline "a Summer -
Buckley 20. Auburn IS.
PufALLuP- puyallup Vikings
maintained their victory parade
through the Puget Sound confer
ence by defeating Kent Vandals.
IL 10 -, here last night. Puyallup
led at all quarters. 1910. $500.
and 1920. Viking reserves won.
% 10 16.
Puyailup d7) (3e1 Kent
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-02

DR.. Milton c. Smith keeps his
fingers nimble by playing the
piano. Only two weeks ago he
played q symphony on our ach-
ing back muscles. Yen, the re
suits were excellent.
-OE
The once exclusive IDLE
Hour Club ut the Flats Is rap
idly going to seed. the club
house says In spots and badly
needs . coat Of paint. The once
beautiful lawn hasn't been
moved since last fall and al
indications are that the club
won't reopen for the summer
season.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-02
Dosslins Mon Files
Action for Divorce

OCharging extreme cruelty,
Glenn N. Wilson, of Baseline,
Saturday filed suit in circuit
court asking . divorce from his
wife, Marie.
Wilson asks custody of his two
children, aged nine and seven.
The couple was married March
5, 1891 and separated May l8,
1041.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-02
TheRanbing Reporter

Beg pardon: The Red Feath-
Or II, sailed here . week ago
BY Giles Hubbard, h 50 feet
long and not % - We indicated
In this column several days
ago. The yacht Is owned by .
wealthy Delaware, o., man
and not by . New Yorker Is
indicated to friends by Jack
Oster, well-known sage OF the
Clinton river.
It's DR.. Joseph M. Croman. Jr.,
gentleman farmer, ON now on.
The genial eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist Is now the
proud owner of a huge farm, To-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-02
Van Dyke Women
Storts Divorce Suit

OAsserting her husband, Jesse,
is guilty Of extreme cruelty. Mrs.
Eldorah Perry, of Van Dyke,
Saturday filed suit in circuit
court asking q divorce.
Mrs. Perry asks temporary
alimony. The couple was mar
ried Oct. 8, 1893 and separated
May 8, 1041.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-02
Could Nero Have Fiddled
With Stomoeh Ulcer Poins3

The historic fiddling of Nero after his
Teasing could hardly have been possible
II he suffered after-eating pains. Don't
neglect your scattering. Try 3Sc box OF
UdGa for relief Of ulcer and stomach
pants. indigestion, gas pains. HEARTBURN
burning sensation, bloat and other con-
ditions caused by excess acdi. Udga Tab
lets must help or money refunded.
AZ BANNOW DRU0 CO.
And DRUG stores Evsrywhere.-edv.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-02

parent, call 1900, ask for Mr..
Moody and the paper will be
sent daily to your son.
e. ID. r..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-02

Gated five miles this side Of Ro'
meo.
Doc II rapidly stocking the
farm with thoroughbred cat
tie. Other improvements In
clude the complete remodeling
Of the So-year-old farmhouse.
Yes, he employs . hired man.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-02

Least impressive of all the
marching units In the Memorial
Day parade was the firing squad
IF, m Selfridge Field. The boys
seemed slightly bored with 1t
all.
-O-
Considerably more impress
i've was the Message brought
by Lieut.. Col. Harold Wells,
the Memorial Day speaker.
Most Of his listeners 60. the
impression that the defense
effort Is certainly not In vain.
o.
From Private Wilfred Martell,
formerly of Mount Clemens,
comes the followin. letter: II
want to say thanks for sending
The Monitor here to we boys at
Fort Sheridan and want you to
know that they are greatly ap-
preciated. In the future will you
send tn Wilfred Martel's and
Earl Teichow'- paper to H Bat
terry of the 210 {. A. (A.A.)."
incidentally, complimentary
subscriptions Of The Monitor
will be sect all selectees pro-
vided, Of course, we are given
correct names and permanent
addresses. II you're . proud
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
MORE PILOTS FOR DEFENSE

Alaska, the airplane country is interested tt learn from a progress report on the civilian pilot training program just issued by the Civil Aeronautic Administration that hopes held for this project have been fully justified.
 The report shows that 4,8l3 graduates have vol unteered and been accepted by the Army and Navy air services and that, in addition 94 flight nstruc tors trained in the program at work in other aviation activities.
 Fortunately, the Assistant Secretary of Com is able to give assurance that there will bt no shortage of instructors for the civilian training program. New teachers being trained constantly and reservoir is being built up which the armed forces and the arlines continue to draw. It is an activity that should receive full Congressona support
 One of Alaska Legislators Rep. Frank Whaey of Nome, recently took course of study to qualify anew as flying instructor. It may be that pilots for defense will yet be trained in tensvey in Alaska.