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Pave Way TO Aid
Russians in War

Continued From Page onel
pave the way for dispatch OF high
American and British missions to
discuss both short and long-term
aid plans with the Soviet leaders
at MOSCOW.
Authoritative comment in Lon
don indirectly warned Japan to
avoid any attempt to interrupt
British-American war shipments
across the Pacific to Russia be-
cause Britain intended to do her
best" to deliver them regardless OF
any blockade of Vlsdivostok.
British authorities put greatest
emphasis on the parts OF the
Roosevelt Churchill talks dealing
with aid to Russia and precautions
against a japanese move in the
Far East, although the presence
of high naval officers at the con-
ferences illustrated the attention
given to still greater improvement
in methods OF protecting British
conveys in the battle OF the At
lantic.
RUSSIAN TROOPS STILL
DEFENDING SEA PORT
German claims OF "ceaseless
pursuit" OF the Red army in the
Ukraine indicated the need for
speed, although the Russians said
they still were defending Odessa
and Nikoleav and that their main
forces were falling back intact in
orderly retreat to new lines on
the Dnieper. defending the great
Soviet war industries.
Although the Nazis reported
capture Of many prisoners and
sntrapment Of many others in
their mop up operations in the
Dnieper river bend, 1t was obvious
they still were being forced to
fight strong Red army units as
the main Russian armies fell back
to the east bank OF the wife
river, trying TO destroy everything
in the path of the Germans.
RUSSIAN MAIN STRENGTH
APPARENTLY is UNBRokEN
The Russian main strength APP
parently still was unbroken and
the Dnieper offers broad,
swampy obstacle to the Germans
unless they can turn the Soviet
right flank by swinging down
from Kiev on the eastern bank.
All Of the capitals of the world
took note OF the eight-point
peace aims outlined by President
Roosevelt and the British prime
minister. with the greatest stten-
ton eentered on whether the
United States was now closer to
belligerency.
A fleet Of more than 500 British
bombers carried out raids on Ger
man targets at Hanover. Bruins
wick. Magdeburg and other points
comparable to heavy German at
tacks on British areas in the past.
A dozen British planes were lost.
but the pilots reported heavy dam
age inflicted.
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Saturday VIII be the last day in
which automobile drivers licenses
may be obtained in Puyallup, sc-
cording TO Ralph Forbes who has
been issuing them AZ his office.
ZOE ID ave. 3. W., 10 those who
did not have to take the examina-
ton. Beginning Monday. those
who have not obtained licenses viii
have to 20 TO Tacoma.
However, tests for drivers will be
given here Aug. 20 10 2s. inclusive
and on Aug. Is from IL q m. to
Z p. m, the state patrol returning
TO the Spencer Motor sales rooms
for the purpose.
Washington old AZ. Pension
Union will meet Friday night at
. o'clock at the Spirituslist church.
s4l "a at, s. r. Delegates 10 the
convention held in Seattle last
weekend will give reports.
Migratory bird hunting stamps.
which must be purchased for the
hunting Of wild ducks. geese OF
brant. are now on sale at the
Puyallup postoffice. according to
w. NJ. Buckmaster. assistant post
master. The stamps are sold at
81 each. the proceeds being used
for the purchase Of breeding. feed
Ing and resting areas on land and
water for waterfowl restoration.
Hunters are asked to make their
purchases early to avoid a last
minute rush.
Scouts Pass Tests j
Boy Scouts OF all the Puyallup
area appeared before a board Of
review Thursday night at the
church. Successful in
their examinations were Fred
Flanagan Of troop IS: Stanley Jo-
ham. troop "a: Jack Mcdonald,
"a: Ernest Templin, jr, "a; George
Barry, IS. and Bill stoner. 90. The
boys will receive their awards at
4 court OF honor TO be held at
Camp kilworth Monday.
Forming the board OF review
were Capt. Fred w. Griffiths, |
Ernest Templin. Al Emmel, DIR. |
Leo Campbell. 8. A. stoner, and
James l.. Brown.
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Obituary n Offices
WILLIAM r. SMITH

William f. Smith, e3. Of 1916
Fawcett, died Thursday in a local
hospital. A native Of Michigan,
he had lived in Tacoma for two
years. He was retired carpenter.
No known relatives survive him.
Cassidy and Allen will announce
the funeral arrangements,
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You help yourself when you buy
L. s Defense Bonds
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47th It.
Mabel Morris, 500 So. ssth 81.
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now A CANDY COAT ON
FAMOUS ALl.vEGETAD[E
LAXATIVE

Nov you can get Mr. ONsfure's
kemedyl Tablets In the original un-
coated form ~ candy coated. No
change IN the formula Of 10 vexe-
table ingredients proved dependable
Tor rover so ycan. The same thorough.
gentle action without the weakening.
eackening sensations caused by harsh
lax1tives- Try the Convsncsr Bor-8
mr. Tablets candy coated. for onlya
dime. Larger economy sues. too
1t al druggists.
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MRS. JAMES MITCHELL

Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, 81. Of
64oi SO. Montgomery, died at her
home Thursday. A native of
England. she had lived in Tacoma
for the past Is years. and was a
member Of the Asbury Methodist
church. Besides her husband.
James. she leaves two sons,
Thomas Il. OF Tacoma, and James
r. Of the Hawaiian islands; two
daughters. Mrs. Frank Wickens Of
Tacoma and Mrs. Chester H.
kingsbury OF Seattle: three
brothers. William j. Foss and
Frank Foss OF Montana, and
Christopher Foss OF California:
two sisters. Mrs. Thomas Bohtho
and Mrs. John M. Richards, both
Of Montana, and three grandchil-
dren. Funeral arrangements will
be announced by Piper.
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JAMES LEEPER

James Leeper. 20. of 4l2 Puy-
allup ave, died Friday in a local
hospital. He WAS a native OF
Missouri. Funeral services will be
held at / p. m. Saturday from
Piper chapel. Burial in lakewood
cemetery.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Ralph W. Emerson-Friday at
$50 p. m. from Buckley-King
chapel. with Rev. Cyrus (. Albert
son officiating. Burial in Mt. View
cemetery. A native Of Chelsn. he
is survived by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Emerson: two sons.
stanton and Arthur Of California:
five sisters, Mrs. Edith Hubbard
OF Weustehee. Mrs. Lille Moe,
Mrs. Marjorie curley and Mrs.
Alice Biffle. all OF Los Angeles,
and Mrs. Ada Hansen OF Ray.
MIN: four brothers, William
Emerson Of Baltimore. Nd,
Charles Emerson OF Carlton.
Wash. Robert Emerson OF Chelsn.
Wash. and John Emerson OF Den
yer. Colo.
Mrs LIME Anna Dopps-Sstur-
day at l:so p. m. from Buckley
King chapel, Or. EDWARD n. Todd
officiating. Burial viii be in the
c. A. r. plot in lakewood cemetery.
Conrad George Nclde-Ssturdsy
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MISS FANNIE y. SAVAGE

Miss Fannie +. Savage. 10, died
Friday morning at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Evers. S10s So. It'll,
where she had resided for many
years. A native OF Canada, Miss
Savage had lived in Tacoma for
more than SIS years. She had been
i'll since the first OF the year.
She leaves one brother. Fred
Savage OF Hollywood. Calf: one
niece. Mrs. Mildred Smith Of Ia
coma, and one nephew. Warren
Savage Of Michigan. Funeral an
nouneement will be made by Tuell.
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No Rumpus"
Scribe Says

sAi.gN. ore, - Ron oemmeli
sports editor ~ the Oregon states.
man. said In . signed story today
that he had been unable 10 md
any se,usi evidence ~ ~rumpasH
directed against the state Cham.
picn Astntis basketball team
Nor eaaia s.a nra as,ese.
Including city police % high
schsci authorities. .ha ~.utd
sas there sss . s.upsss." Ne
said.
Ne said versions ~ the affair
which took place outside . fe.tau.
rant WHARF the Astoria team vas
having . victory banquet. ranged
from placing the blame IN the eity
police force to "supermsnr
city police said tho disturb.
ancs Al the restaurant was not any
greater than was generally sx-
perienosd AZ the elimination ~
State tournaments here" 0smmsii
said
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Bar Majors From
Army Semi-P Pros
After June |

PORT RELY. Mans p :
league baseball PLAYERS. called IN
the draft VII not ~ permitted q
play on army teams participating
in tournaments sponsored hy the
National Semi-Fro Baseball Con-
gre>- II they stin are in organized
baseball after June Of this
year Raymond. Dumont. president
q the National semi-Pro Con-
gress said today
Dumont said he had conferred
with Lieut.. Col c. J. Wilder. d.
rector Of athletics in srmy camps
and that they mad revised eligi-
bilty rules for army PLAYERS 70
make them conform with rules
now affecting other semi-pro
leagues.
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Steers After
Jump Record

EUGENE, Ore. - High Jumper
Les Steers of the University Of
Oregon will try to better the Off
eial world indoor mark AT the
annual Hill relays in Portland.
April 4, Coach Bill Hayward said
today.
Steers holds the National A.A.U.
indoor and outdoor titles He
twice this winter shattered all
existing high jump records, but
did so unofficially.
Facilities at the Hill armory
have been pronounced ideal for
the record attempt
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High Salary

NV YORk-Qusrisrbsek sd
Luckman. former Columbia uni
ysrsity star. has signed a ons-year
contract which calls for "ons Of
the highest salaries" In the Ma
tiOnsl Professional Football league
GsorR. Hslss. owner Of the chi
esgo Bears team announced today.
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Max Baer, Man
Of Destiny?
NEW YORK-Maxie

NV 1UKh-WaNie Baer. Ok
heavyweight champion in training
-~or his April match with Lou
Nova, narrowly escaped injury
from speeding automobile while
engaging in roadwork He almost
ran head-on into a speeding car
The driver swung the wheel. and
Baer dived into a ditch. unhurt.
The boxer then swelled his chest
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Ski Weather

~ III III II - III
Psradise--Tempsrsture =. one
Inch new snow - On ground
clear. calm: SKIING goo1 cnsins
required
stevens Pass-So tsmpefs iurs
given: two inches new EnoV. 50
inches on ground. scattered el0uds
cain; road good.
Ssebes Area - No temperature
given no new NOV. ~ inches on
ground; scattered clouds. calm
road good.
snoqnslmis - Temperature 81.
no new snow 81 inches on ground
scattered clouds, calm, road good.
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Snead PAGES
Links Field
PIN NJ ST,

PINE TEsT. " Sam
snesd. Hot Springs. Va sluggeo
paced the loV 80 professionals
thoss who had l57 Or better into
the final % h0les n the North
South open goff tournament todsy
with ns-undsr-par midway
total d l35.
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Dunn Beaned

NAPA. GAIA ball thrown by
a rookie pitcher struck Cecil
Dynamite Dunn OAK a n d
Acorns first bssemsn. on the head
and knocked him unconscious yes
terday during an intersqusd base
ball game on the Nsps state hos
pitsl grounds
Mt. Baker-Tempersture % 10
inches new SNOW. ll2 inches on
ground showing lightly south
wind skiing good. snow on road.
carry chains.
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Seattle Nine
Loses Battle

SANTA MosICA. Cant. Port
land today met the Sacramento
solons IN an exhibition game Sac
fsmento breezed In 5.5 victory
over Seattle yesterday. while the
Beavers had similar luck agalns,
Los Angeles, 81.
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Another Treat
For Joe Louis

DETROIT - Toe fasls ss.1 Az
alm"n sndeJ three sssks NJ IN
tsnsiss training today foe what
may 10 shost three minutes ~
rsy-off work tomorr.~ night IN
the hro~n aamh<ss isth a~sen.e
~ his heavyweight, fight Ute.
iisFs In pstfos, IL ~hefs h. Fass
through The ranks II The snlsi~n
Eiovsfs. ~orksd an an ausomabiIs
assembly line. and had . shsftiag
scqualntsnos with nearly every
member u the meteor cityi Harlem.
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Bambino TO Come
Keeps Joe DiMag
Out Of Army
San ERANCIsG

SAN fRANffstD Joe DiNag-
gio. star outfielder for the New
York Yankees. has been placed In
class 3 BY his San Francisco draft
board Joe - married and 81.
poets to become father this fall.
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Savidge Five
F aces Luiseii


pgNspa whsfev n@~sas
srft.srrs.n TsS.n W. uss~ even
lsssss~en< tI.nk Lal~ssi <h.r< ~
srrtiixhs Al ne sstirn<I A A q.
e.sk-'rsii saurnsm~ns. .~la sn.s>v
- h@s believed fk< n<nver f.<4inrs
could - s~stsr~ Nv . f.ss. nr~sn
sffsn-~
naersas Southern u<thasisss urf.
vsssisy tssu. risv,nx una<r the
banner - t.m<s X wtiscn ~
Dallas Tsx rsn fns fwo~tlm~
rstsensl slihsss = s<sss l.ss nsshf
- ~tn si-sa n tne thsra rausa
game Il wss shs fiFss live
Denver had fssi<a n enter rns
finals snss 1877 Denver ~us tke
title In 1917 sns tsss AMI ~ss
f'snnersr n issa sna fsso
tsssessi. f~vw>v sessfeee
star. r>~~ss~1 ssssl>v : svpns
sesss~s sv~~ ~ 49, spp~-
ssssvs - ~ hv~ks ~ Ipst
ssssws~sss isesvs1suas sr~vses
r~~~sd ~ ssstvsss - ps>ess--
~ ~ sh~m IN ~ Bsss As1e---
- ~ go rv~srss~s obw>psrs
sesssseA ~ es,ssnAs spsseuA
se,s.. Nsvssws ss-s1.
r~nish, ne quarter fsrsls msssh
the ressns ant the Oakland cat.
Athens IN the second game me
uoilswu~si r~snsl~sh. Centuries -.
The shssvsrcrs. Ia Marrts f,sst-
sons IN The first. the osvmpsss ~
the Seattle s~vsasss - p N.
fsrl sns sh~ defending shsms
rions. the nsrsIssvtils okis.
Oilers against the Toe Angeles
cfifscns
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Winning pItcbsF DIhaon iosing
pltchsf Baksf innlHss pitched
Jonnson , 1obln Dsta0n I BARE
3 Munger 2 Tufpln nlts 0fs
Johuaon TObin Dsslss9u 4 Bsksf
Munger . T1lrpin O. Fsns acofsd
al Johnaon ! T0bln nghasn D
Barr , Munger Z Tgrpin ; runs
fesponslbis for Johnson fohln .
r1otaon . Barr = Munger Tufyin
{ s2fufk out 1f J1hnson 4 Tabiu
{ DoDsou Baker q Munger : Tgf-
pin d Daass IN balls eff gonnson o
Tlrpin ! Ds1isson = baksf 8 Munger
z Turpin o nit ~ pitcher. HgsisF
b baEsr passrd osiS Etsss Wee
zofFe Z isft o. bases seattle 3 sat
EsMento . hons run. Biattusf.
tnres bsa4 hits b ADAM katheson.
tUg-bab4 nit. Harris ftans oxttsd ln.
oyeelEnsn hysAsf sisttnsf 3 Sail
Natnsson Ksnpton double plays
sturdy ~ Scslzi - STURDY Ken p1oa
- etickis ~ hsffif. Dutferidss %
Eiaftnsf - study Hampton %
Hflrsi< - J0Ns ~ LON oaF6i. gmplfsa
Hood Osfrsia snd SINGER
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Winner!

Ne. ssd Nrs. y ps.sia NstIl-r.
rs~e.ss. seok tn-ls .es~~ ns.riks.
AID .r~st D.n< femsl~. Nisekh
slsses. .. ne s.,~.. Ore. sss
sssw sses A.t s~~k e.s. rh~s
dss sat inse~s n ent~r No.. nus
The, ssd fissiis. =. nl.slhsssr sig.
net proceeded n VITA ~s.s~fs 70.
ssi~. t~ss ~ ws..ess sss h~ss II
hs~~a That gave ~ the tlss
e,as's Gelsi~~ I-v,.a sr.rss cup Zoe
er~st D.s~.. Is~f~ss~a ~ ne rs-
ea.ss arinsAl ~ss the hs.ca pss.
trer. rsias~s ~ hiss,sl.ss. Judge
the s~ss ~ frw.i~s ~ Nsaisss
square Garden. y. v. nisskhssss
s,sret !. ske daughter ~ Ch4rs.
r.a~ Mouse ~ .sftser~.s ssa Car.
sssiss nsss.irs Rse~l
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Totals 10 I'll 80 Totals u sle 30
Half-time score. Walla Walla b.
Oakvtlle 10
Officials Bob Bailey and IVES Lees
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Bennett Sets
Bowling Mark

BIZ Bsnnstt rolling for Nay
Street Recreation. last night set
a Community league record Of
2es for single game lie. paced his
squad with = thfes-gams 5T2 total.
liis record single gam. mark came
In the second game His team
beat the Memo Cabaret. 2s5i to
1851.
General Distributing ,ss, Ia
coma French Bakery. 7s3s N
2ss7. HuribIt. Bakery. wss high
three games. $50. }. s.sss wss
high single. zis Cam narsnos
took Arctic kls.. 7sss IN 7ss7
Bon Thisls s5s and Lou 10 nfman .
200 IN The Second rams stsvs ths
two Arctic trIndlsrs thrss- game
and single game hnnofs
Home Plate Non ffom Coast
House by forfeit
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>INrH AVENUE CENTER
CPS FRATERNITY LEAGUE

led ~ Chuck SWANSEA Win =
eos single and $50 series. the
sigma Nu chi team set new
high single team game ~ POI.
and also a new three Esme series
high 7Sss. 10 take four points from
the Independents who shot 1854
sigma zeta Epsilon. 7ssT. ~un
three points 20 one from Alpha
Chi Ma. 2i2a Norm Walker had
games II 2o.. II snd 10 Ter
total 81 81 high series ~ Grand.
mnd shot high single. zee.
Delta Kappa phi Ven three
from the Nippons. 2o7T - 1851
\ Horits had high single. $50
and Marshall Graham shot az for
high series.
COLISEUM ROOSTER LEAGUE
The Coliseum Boosters rolled
another ~ their weekly matches
last night 81 the Coliseum This
time Harvey Richardson ~ the
johnson Paint scored the highest
single game. 7is. and with two
other games Of Isl and ieo hung
N $50 for the highest series of
The evening
Other good effer,. wer-
rhsiked up nv Riil Netoiies
Of Hooker Plant with = aas
a
off for Penn salt. ssA
" smsllfidse touched tho 7eo
circle 9th q 7os IN hiA fifst sams
Tor Penn salt NJ wnsht scored =
2oe IN hls fifst same fef hoohsf
office and Joe Snadafore si-e regis
tered = 2oa for simonas ssss
Mae knight led the say for ihs
kream Kftist nfeaa team With a las
sinels game and ses series of three
sames
prnsnos f.umher 3sss a. 70 joy
dams Bread 2a27 -
Hooker Plant 2efs to' {. Penn
salt 2a0a tt
Johnson Paint a7i, 80 " Poo,
Office 7a1T u1
Hooker Once 2.as ,ol '. Ms had
Wolf 9Ah1 90
Kfesm Kru., bread ssis d1 "
simonds saws 2s2s a..
Mil Engerson. star Of the Jarcsh
and Slater team had smother bis
niaht a. the sixth Avenue alleys
leading his mates 20 = three 20 one
win over tho Bowling Center Lunch
men, 21b7 10 1850 Mil shot 11a for
high single and els total.
sixth Avenue alleys 1900 took
three points from the sixth Avenue
Bowling Center. 900 peh Glenn 4
had hish single ihA and Pred FofgeY
hiph rrrles h0a.
on the late squad Rlchnsid sta.
tons with 227a took all four points /
from Oakland Dfng W Perry Of /
tho Gas Men had hish single 400 /
while " Hall Of the losers shot hish /
total h03
Arctic Ice Cream and hammond /
Laundry split two points apiece, the /
Ice creamsrs taking two games the 1
Laundry men one game and total
pins p Pickle had hiEh game 100 /
strauchs s7b vas hish total.
Pacific LrAurr.
BI-MAy
Lumber Yard 7sap ~ " Car
Shops 2326 20 high same Burning
Ton iHb high series burlington tTh 4
Machine Hhon No 74o0 81 "
Weidert 1880 ~ high game. Church f
22h high series. Church SIT
Air Gang 2e0s 81 We Machine 1
shop No 7fai r01i hish game.
sumsra 2i2 hlgh series. Artoe SAT
Painters 23td 90 W. Accountants
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Totals 10 S 743 Totals s2I4is
Half-time score Yakima %. Bell
ingham "a
Officials. Perry Mitchell and Geo
Never
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in typical Baer fashion. and OBJ
served: Il must be man Of
destiny"
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Hitting the Old Head Pin

va a. kisn ssra< ss.v<F 80
ntFh ssHfes ratzn g.
ktectrtr snop stet - y NJ
10 ~. $50 sArss. Tc<ta AZ ntzh
sffsFs ffsfa 80
NATIONAL RAM
OF WASHINGTON
ssvns hoffman > u A fvan.
rolsd ne high single Fsms snd
,hs high ssrie. sith game. - iei.
ia ard la 80. lsst nishg Hob
Huston rolled Is. III sna lsa Tor
sas series for The General Ledger
ard n Morley 81 TIE Collection.
team rolled = ia game ana finish,
81 wa .es
Nlss nafaahs Meade fssilsa So
hiHh series ~ ~ iefninlna ffandlsfs
~tth ssHrs ~ = ias sud lie total
ms nsst rs. TOE ths Aesssnlas
squad
" A isss a.. rssn.nss i,so
"a
general Lsds.f iosi 80. nees.
ceiisnsaon. isss "a, Investment.
credi,s iisT =, rrsn.i Tao IL
frlisfs iass -. sesssnins i11
s.vin. iis1 ~. Auto lea. isso
rtu.s ieeo a.. ss~ nuan... issr
d..
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State Basketball Tourney Box Scores

Totals 10 : 324 Totals ss SIS
half-time score Everett II. Lewis
a CLARK 5
Officials Perry Mitchell ana Geo.
Meyers
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Rrads BROWN. lesd.off for Heat
Made. rolled II. In nj. first game
and set rev record for the league
last nisht At the Coliseum alley.
BRADY overthrow Hoffman,. pre-
Vious hlgh single game ~ 1ta
J ws.sney .lso rollins fef ne.i
Made srcredN the hlsh three sannss
withl1p iRs sna lea sfs II aa
: nss lragus ,fweord fof three sswss
wessnsrss retk,fd heat ~ - pins ths
previous one - ~ nthusisF $40
Rec Made Noa ssl Cold sf~si aas
co. ksnmnru laaf - Master Ms
s2s a. csefnmsnasF issa toi /.
Cfos. Country isA3 90
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Coast Briefs

OO0Sl III lClS
BONES HOT SPRINGS Prcsi-
dent Charles Graham of the San
Francisco Seals said today ne Is
considering seriously making the
the use of helmets mandatory dur
irg the coming season. II also
was announced Pitcher Leroy
Parmelee, formerly Of the New
York Giants would report to the
Seals March 20
NAPA, Calif.-The Oakland
Acorns looked forward TODAY
to the release from Napa hos
piial of Cecil Dunn, first base
man. who was hit on the tenn
pie by pitched hall. An
N-rsy failed IN reveal any frac-
ture. although there may he
slight conclusion. Rain halted
yesterdays contest, won nv
the regulars to over the
rockies.
FL CENTRIC. Calf. - Cedric
burst had the San Diego Padres
hammering away at each other
today in the clubs fsvorite spring
training sport -intrssqusd compo-
ttion. The team Is preparing for
exhibitions over the weekend.
Yesterday the regulars defeated
their rookie brothers. al, with
Shortstop Eddie Pellagrini star
ring
SAN BERNaRDINo, Calf
The advance guard Of the
Hollywood stars opened for
mai spring training today at
Perris Hill. Coach Glenn
Wright put The contingent
through stiff three-hour
test, awaiting Manager BiII
Sweeney. Who viii bring In the
rest Of the squad tonight. Pre-
liminary training was held At
Elsinors and NJ the Stars
home field In Gilmore stadium
before they moved here.
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